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BackgroundHugo, his wife and their three children are on a plane in order to come back home. Suddenly, the sky turns grey and threatening. The responsible for this change is Scylla who wants to kidnap Hugolina, Hugo's wife. Her plan is a success but she damages the plane. Hugo has no choice: he and his children must jump from the plane. Well, the kids do that but their father hadn't the time to jump. Well, Hugo is still alive after the crash and begins his search for his children and his wife.
- 7 mini-games to win in order to find Hugo's family
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- Perspective(s): Third Person
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It's the time of year when seeing flesh-eating zombies on the streets is actually kind of normal. So let's talk about cannibalism. You know you're wondering.
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Paul Erd?s was a mathematician. In addition to authoring significant papers himself, he created a series of Erd?s problems in which he offered (often small) cash prizes for solutions to difficult and/or significant mathematical challenges. He also had a great affinity for amphetamines, lived out of a suitcase, and drank endless coffee. This combo of genius, substance abuse, and intentional homelessness creates a pretty colorful character.
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One of the biggest news stories of 2012 has been the so-called Miami Zombie attack, where one man—theorized to be on bath salts—attacked a homeless man and gnawed on his face. But lots of other terrifying things happened all over the world this year that didn't get nearly so much coverage. Read on.
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Are you guys watching Caitlin Doughty's "Ask a Mortician"? You should be. Not too long ago, I tweeted about how it's my new favorite thing ever and my mom immediately texted me and wanted to know if we needed to talk. After I explained that Caitlin is more Mary Roach and less cryptkeeper, the intervention was called off. Actually, my mom is now an Ask a Mortician fan, too.
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It's not unusual for wealthy people to leave part or all of their wealth to family and friends. It's extremely rare, however, that people leave estates and fortunes to complete strangers. Here are seven of those exceptional people.
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A New York man who died in 1919 was well-known for his "wealth and eccentricity," and his will did not disappoint. He left these instructions to the executor of his estate: "I own seventy one pairs of trousers. It is my desire that they be... READ ON
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The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly has a smartphone in it. Yes, inside the print magazine, there is a fairly complete phone -- screen, battery, T-Mobile 3G SIM card (!), Android operating system, camera, and even a portion of the keyboard (minus the actual keys). The only bummer is that EW is only producing 1,000 of these special issues, presumably because those proto-phones cost a pretty penny. If you find one, rip it up and you've got a new phone (kinda).
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So here's a bit of Dr. Strangelove re-done in Lego stop-motion. In these two clips, we enjoy two key scenes from the film. They contain major spoilers, in case you haven't seen the film before -- but they're so good, they make me want to watch the entire film done in Lego. My favorite part is Lego Strangelove's alien/Nazi right arm. The Lego figure's right hand has been replaced with a black hand, to match Strangelove's glove in the movie. Brilliant.
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Merkle|RKG Releases Its Q2 2015 Digital Marketing Report; Google Paid Search Spending Growth Slows to 12%; Facebook Spending Grows 69%
Columbia, MD – July 14, 2015 – Merkle (www.merkleinc.com), a leading technology-enabled, data-driven performance marketing agency, announced the release of its Q2 2015 Merkle|RKG Digital Marketing Report. The report provides comprehensive and detailed insights into digital marketing trends, using data from the agency's vast client base to analyze activity in paid search, SEO, social media, product ads, display advertising, comparison shopping engines, and more.
Google growth continued to slow in Q2 2015, as paid search ad spending increased by just 12% YoY, down from 24% a year earlier. Google click traffic growth fell by 1%, as advertisers continue to face a higher average cost-per-click (CPC). Advertisers paid significantly higher costs to appear for their own brand names on Google in Q2 2015, seeing on average a 40% higher CPC. While Google has officially reported falling CPCs year-over-year, their numbers are reduced by low YouTube CPCs; Merkle|RKG data shows that Google-specific paid search CPCs rose 13% over last year in Q2.
Bing Ads growth also slowed from last quarter, but is still strong compared to last year. Paid search ad spending on Bing increased by 27% from Q2 2014, driven by a 24% increase in ad clicks. Bing ad CPCs grew by just 2%.
Meanwhile, Facebook ad spend and CPCs continue to rise; advertisers spent 69% more on Facebook ads, including Facebook Exchange (FBX), in Q2 this year compared to 2014. Both click volume and CPC increases contributed to the overall increase in investment, with the latter up 30% year-over-year.
Google, Yahoo, and Bing Continue to Jockey for Search Share
With Bing Ads striking a deal to replace Google as the default search provider for AOL, Merkle|RKG data shows that AOL produced 1% of overall Google search ad clicks in Q2 2015, a sizeable portion of the 8% share of Google clicks that search partners produced overall. This follows Google's loss of default search status on Firefox in Q4 2014, which resulted in it losing 2% of the overall U.S. search market. Also at stake is Google's status as the default search provider for the Safari browser and iOS devices, which produced 35% of search ad clicks in Q2 2015.
Yahoo's new search platform, Gemini, now accounts for 15% of total Bing and Yahoo paid search clicks across all devices, among advertisers who have adopted the program. Gemini traffic share jumped 2.2 points from April to May following the announcement that Yahoo could begin serving Gemini ads for desktop traffic. Yahoo also recently confirmed that it has tested running Google search ads on its domains; Merkle|RKG data finds that Google search ads produced 31% higher conversion rates than Bing Ads in Q2.
Amazon Increases Its Presence in Google Paid Search, Despite Shunning Product Ads
Although it has avoided Google Product Listing Ads (PLAs), Amazon's presence in Google text ad auctions has increased significantly. Over the last three years, Amazon's text ad impression share has nearly doubled across multiple retail industries.
Amazon's own product ad format continues to see success, with advertiser revenue from Amazon Product Ads up 85% year-over-year. Advertisers running both Amazon Product Ads and Google PLAs saw Amazon drive revenue equal to 17% of that driven by Google PLAs in Q2, nearly double the 9% figure from Q2 of last year.
Google Buy Button "Imminent"; Merkle|RKG Data Offers Context
As Google's buy button functionality for PLAs on phones appears imminent, Merkle|RKG found phone revenue-per-click running 58% lower than desktop in Q2 2015. By clicking the buy button, users would be directed to a Google website where they could complete their purchase. Doing so may ease the mobile buying process, as users could use Google-saved information to purchase and would be guaranteed a mobile-friendly experience. However, some advertisers have expressed concerns over the ability to cross-sell and upsell with Google handling the customers experience; Merkle|RKG finds that PLAs are already producing 13% smaller orders than text ads.
Other Q2 Highlights Include:
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- Overall paid search spending grew 14% year-over-year (versus 17% in Q1). Clicks were up 3% while CPCs were up 11%.
- Phones and tablets produced 41% of paid search clicks and commanded 31% of spending. Tablet click growth has slowed to just 1% year-over-year, while phone clicks increased 35%.
Merkle|RKG Releases Its Q1 Digital Marketing Report; Data Points to Major Shift in Google Search Trends
Columbia, MD – April 21, 2015 – Merkle (www.merkleinc.com), a leading technology-enabled, data-driven performance marketing agency, announced that Merkle|RKG released its Q1 2015 Digital Marketing Report today. The report analyzes trends in paid search, SEO, social media, product ads, display advertising, comparison shopping engines, and more, providing comprehensive and detailed insights into digital marketing trends using data from its vast client base.
Key themes from Merkle|RKG's Q1 2015 report include divergent performance trends for Google and Bing, highlighted by a stall in Google click growth and a continued increase in Bing Ads traffic. Mobile devices also continue to see an increase in traffic for both paid and organic search channels. Meanwhile, Google's algorithm update will take "mobile-friendliness" into account, which may significantly impact mobile search results and cause major brands without mobile-friendly sites to see a decrease in ranking.
Google Click Growth Drops to 0.2% Year-Over-Year, Down from 12% Growth in Q4 of 2014
Spending growth on Google decelerated from 19% in Q4 2014 to 13% in Q1 2015, as click traffic grew by just 0.2% year-over-year and cost-per-click (CPC) rose by 13%. Google's click growth was negatively impacted by several factors, including slowing tablet growth, the maturation of the Product Listing Ad (PLA) market, as well as the loss of Google's default search provider status on Firefox, which resulted in a 2% shift of U.S. search traffic share to Yahoo.
However, Merkle|RKG data suggests the deceleration in growth may also be a consequence of Google showing fewer ads for each search query, resulting in fewer ad impressions available to advertisers (down 17% year-over-year in Q1). The decision to show fewer ads would likely result in a lower total ad click-through-rate (CTR) for Google, but the move could be revenue-positive if it drove more of the remaining traffic to higher-priced ads. Merkle|RKG data shows that CPCs rose 13% in Q1, while first page minimum bid estimates grew by a factor of between two and three over the past year. More »
February 2, 2015, Charlottesville, VA – Search and digital marketing agency, Merkle | RKG released its second annual Digital Bowl Report, evaluating Super Bowl advertisers' digital marketing efforts. This year, newcomer Wix and longtime sponsor Bud Light took first and second place, respectively. The two brands outshined everyone else in almost every category, taking top honors for truly integrated marketing. Loctite, another big game rookie, was a top performer in social. Doritos had great SEO, and big names Coca-Cola and Mercedes-Benz rounded out the winners in Display.
The Digital Bowl Report examines the array of digital channels that brands have at their disposal: social media, SEO, paid search, display advertising, and email marketing. Wix got all the little digital things right. With a great paid search and organic search strategy implemented prior to the big game, Wix was ready to corral users looking for relevant content. The brand also showed up on game day with great social content, engagement, and conversation throughout the game. Coming in second, Bud Light locked down its presence at the top of search results with focused ads, making up for a tepid social presence. The brand excelled in display marketing, running pre-roll ads on super bowl commercials and executing premium display buys across the web during the game to stay in front of users on their second screens in real-time.
The Super Bowl is advertising's biggest day, with media costs increasing every year. "The day after the big game, from water coolers to the halls of Madison Avenue, everyone will be talking about the funniest or the most touching ad, but those measures are all subjective. We wanted to take a look at harder metrics, at the efforts which really show whether a brand is prepared to compete in the digital space," said Dalton Dorné, CMO, Merkle | RKG. "If you're going to spend $4.5 million on a thirty-second spot, you better make it count."
The Race is On! Yahoo and Bing Fight to Gain Search Share from Google: Merkle | RKG Releases Q4 Digital Marketing Report
January 22, 2015, Charlottesville, VA - Merkle | RKG released its Q4 Digital Marketing Report today, which covers trends in paid search, SEO, product ads, social media, display advertising, comparison shopping engines, and more.
Overall, paid search spending was up 21% in Q4 of 2014, as click traffic increased by 14% and cost-per-click (CPC) rose by 6%. Google Product Listing Ads (PLAs) continue to show impressive growth and accounted for nearly 30% of retailer Google search ad clicks in Q4 2014. Advertisers also saw strong holiday growth overall, with retailer paid search revenues up 20% over last year.
Q4 Sees Slight Gains in Market Share for Bing and Yahoo; Potential for Larger Gains in 2015
In December, Yahoo became the default search option for Firefox in the US, supplanting Google after its ten-year run. Accounting for the percentage of search traffic coming through Firefox along with the switchback rates of users opting to go back to Google, Yahoo will end up gaining about 2% of U.S. paid search clicks. With rumors that the door is open for Yahoo or Bing to become the default search engine for Apple Safari in 2015 – which accounts for almost half of all paid search traffic – the result could be a shift of more than 10% of search market share away from Google.
Google's Product Listing Ads (PLAs) also face competition from Amazon Products Ads and Bing Product Ads. Both Bing and Amazon's product ads are growing at a faster rate than Google's, with Amazon's ads generating revenues for participating retailers that were 19% the volume of PLAs, up from just 8% a year earlier. Bing Product Ad share of total Bing traffic doubled from Q3 to Q4 and is now at 7% and contributing to strong overall Bing growth.
Despite these developments, Google remains the dominant search engine. Google's search ads converted 43% better than Bing Ads, and had a 39% higher average click-through-rate. Google also leads in mobile search, with 40% of Google search ad clicks coming from phones and tablets, compared to 36% for Bing Ads.
Beginning and End of Holiday Season See Strong Growth for Retailers; Mobile Plays Larger Role in Holiday Traffic
For retailers running paid search campaigns, the 2014 holiday season started and ended on high notes with sales growth ultimately coming in at 20% year-over-year. After impressive Thanksgiving sales growth of 37% and Black Friday growth of 29%, things cooled off a bit, echoing recent holidays past.
By mid-December, cumulative sales growth had slipped to 16%, but advertisers saw very strong last-minute shopping numbers, particularly in the week before Christmas when many paid search programs achieved sales growth of over 40%.
As expected, mobile devices played a larger role in driving traffic this season as phones and tablets combined to generate 45% of paid search clicks on Thanksgiving and 51% of paid search clicks on Christmas. For the full fourth quarter, mobile devices drove 39% of paid search traffic. More »
Last month, The Wall Street Journal first reported that Amazon has plans to depart the Google Search Network and replace the Google ads it currently runs on the Amazon domain with its own in-house ads.
Amazon hasn't confirmed this, but those keeping a close eye on their Google search partner traffic may have seen a signal of this change months ago.
Read Mark's full article here on Search Engine Land.
September 16, 2014, Charlottesville, Va – Business Insider named Rachel Schnorr, VP of Paid Search at RKG, a Merkle Company, to its 2014 list of the most powerful women in mobile advertising. Business Insider's list recognizes the most influential women in the mobile space and highlights the impact they've had on their organizations, clients, and the mobile industry as a whole.
As RKG's VP of Paid Search, Rachel oversees a team of more than 80 analysts working on over 150 client accounts. In the past year, RKG has managed over $230M in paid search media spend, $55M of which was dedicated to mobile advertising.
According to Google, RKG is one of the largest independent search agencies in the world, and was named the fastest-growing search agency by AdAge in 2013. RKG was recently featured on the Inc. 500|5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in America, with over 250% growth in the past three years. More »
September 15, 2014, Charlottesville, VA – Search and digital marketing agency, RKG, a Merkle Company, announced the appointment of Matthew Mierzejewski to the role of Executive Vice President of Client Service & Delivery. Based in Charlottesville, VA, Matthew will oversee all client service operations for RKG. Having previously served as the EVP for both the Paid Search and SEO departments, Matthew brings nine years of digital experience to his new role. RKG looks to leverage his strong operational expertise to continue to grow its service offerings.
"Our service teams are growing quickly and continue to drive high-quality results," says Matthew. "I'm eager to lead such an experienced team of thought-leaders, who have such a strong reputation among both clients and industry peers."
Matthew started as an analyst at RKG in 2005 and worked his way up to lead the department as VP of Paid Search by 2008. During his time as VP and later EVP of Paid Search, Matthew was instrumental in growing that service. For the six years he led the paid search team, annual sales revenue for the department grew by an average of 50% each year, and personnel increased from 20 to over 100 employees by the end of 2013.
RKG is one of the fastest growing paid search practices globally, and was recently featured on the Inc. 500|5000 list of fastest growing private companies in America. Additionally, RKG works with more Internet Retailer (IR) Top 500 clients than any other agency, and has Fortune 500 clients in the retail, travel, and financial services verticals.
"Under Matt's guidance, RKG has grown to become a leading performance marketing agency," says George Gallate, RKG's CEO. "Matt has the ability to grow a service exponentially, while also elevating the level of service RKG provides." More »
Ranks #1520 on Inc. 5000 with Three-Year Growth of 252%
Charlottesville, VA, August 28, 2014 – Search and digital agency, RKG, now a Merkle company, has once again been recognized on the annual Inc. 500|5000 list as one of America's fastest-growing private companies. 2014 marks the fourth time RKG has been recognized since 2008, when it debuted at #215.
Compiled annually, the Inc. 5000 list ranks private companies according to their revenue growth over the past three years. With an impressive 252% increase in revenue from 2010 to 2013, RKG placed #1520 on the overall list – making the top 30% of Inc. 5000 companies. RKG was also ranked #161 in the Advertising & Marketing industry – which saw the second-highest cumulative growth rate of any of the 25 industries featured.
"We're pleased to be ranked on the Inc. 5000 list for the fourth time," says George Gallate, CEO, RKG. "To show consistent growth over the years is a powerful testament to the quality of our talent and service offering. We're proud of what we've accomplished and continue to focus on helping our clients win in the digital marketplace." More »
Google Sees Overall Growth Accelerate in Q2, Yet Still Has Opportunity to Expand PLAs – RKG, a Merkle Company's, Q2 Digital Marketing Report Released
July 15, 2014, Charlottesville, VA – Leading full-service digital marketing agency, RKG, a Merkle company, released its Digital Marketing Report covering the second quarter of 2014 today. By analyzing data across its client base, which includes 50 of the IR Top 500 Retailers, RKG's report provides insight into digital trends for search, SEO, product listing ads, display advertising, social media, comparison shopping engines and more.
After a slow start to the calendar year, U.S. paid search spending growth accelerated during the second quarter. Google saw a 24% increase in ad spend from Q2 of last year, as Product Listing Ads (PLAs) continue to produce huge growth, while Bing Ads search spending grew 19% from last year across Bing, Yahoo, and search partners.
Mobile traffic continues to produce strong growth, while desktop traffic continues to decline. Smartphone clicks grew by 47% year-over-year, compared to a 43% increase for tablets and a 2% decline for desktop.
Product Ads Continue to Exhibit Impressive Growth
Image-based product ads continue to see much higher growth than traditional text ads. Search advertiser spending on product ads in Q2 rose 72% over last year, while text ad spending grew just 6%. PLA share of total Google clicks remained steady from last quarter, at 26% of overall paid search clicks and 50% of non-brand clicks.
With Google's upcoming transition to a new PLA campaign structure next month, RKG data found that conversion rates continue to be higher for PLAs, resulting in a 13% higher ROI than text ads, and suggesting continued growth opportunities for this ad format. More »
Columbia, Md. – July 2, 2014 – Merkle (www.merkleinc.com), a leading technology enabled, data driven customer relationship marketing (CRM) firm and the nation's largest privately-held agency, announced that it has acquired RKG (www.rimmkaufman.com), a leading search and digital marketing agency based in Charlottesville, Va.
This is Merkle's second digital agency acquisition in 2014, demonstrating the company's commitment to an aggressive growth strategy in scaling its own digital agency business, whose 2013 net revenue exceeded 2012 by greater than 43%. In the 2014 AdAge Agency Report, Advertising Age named Merkle|IMPAQT the 10th largest and fastest-growing search agency in the U.S. The report also listed RKG as one of the fastest-growing independent search agencies for the second consecutive year. Additionally, RKG works with more Internet Retailer Top 500® clients than any other search agency. Merkle's integration of RKG results in expanded digital media capabilities and adds nearly 220 employees to the Merkle team, which now consists of more than 720 experts in digital strategy, creative, user experience, web/mobile development, media, search, email, and social. The combination of Merkle and RKG has created a truly scaled media agency, with estimated 2014 media billings in excess of $600 million.
Merkle was initially drawn to RKG because of its well-recognized digital marketing talent, its service-oriented approach, and its digital media capabilities used to create effective, data-driven solutions in pay-per-click (PPC), search engine optimization (SEO), comparison shopping engine services (CSEs), display, and social. In addition, RKG's deep expertise and penetration in retail and other key markets complements Merkle's industry-focused approach.
"The acquisition of RKG supports Merkle's dedication to helping world-class brands attain the Platform Marketer™ competencies they need to capitalize on the massive opportunity of addressability at scale, which has been brought about by the digital audience platforms," said Craig Dempster, executive vice president and digital agency group leader for Merkle. "RKG represents the best of breed in search, display, social and other digital media marketing solutions, and we are delighted to have them join the Merkle family."
RKG CEO, George Gallate, commented on the acquisition, "As a progressive performance-based team whose primary focus is fostering growth for our clients, we were honored to be approached by another high-growth, independent agency. Merkle is a proven leader in creating customer experiences that drive outstanding marketing performance in addressable media, and we're proud to join its ranks. Our two companies also share a similar energy and passion for success, which are the makings of a perfect cultural fit."
About RKG
Founded in 2003, RKG is a search and digital marketing agency that combines superior marketing talent with world-class digital media capabilities to create the industry's most effective data-driven digital marketing solutions. RKG drives business to clients by maximizing a full range of opportunities including paid search, SEO, product listing ads, social media, display advertising and comparison shopping engine management services. A privately held company, RKG is headquartered in Charlottesville, VA with offices in Bend, OR and Boston, MA. For more information visit www.rimmkaufman.com or follow the company on Twitter @rimmkaufman.
About Merkle
Merkle, a technology enabled, data driven customer relationship marketing (CRM) firm, is the nation's largest privately-held agency. For more than 25 years, Fortune 1000 companies and leading nonprofit organizations have partnered with Merkle to maximize the value of their customer portfolios. By combining a complete range of marketing, technical, analytical and creative disciplines, Merkle works with clients to design, execute and evaluate connected CRM programs. With more than 2,100 employees, the privately held corporation is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland with additional offices in Boston; Chicago; Denver; Hagerstown; Little Rock; London; Minneapolis; Montvale, NJ; Nanjing; New York; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; San Francisco and Shanghai. For more information, contact Merkle at 1-877-9-Merkle, visit www.merkleinc.com or follow the company on Twitter @MerkleCRM.


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Mezzé at the Warwick Arms, Upper Bristol Road,, Clutton, BS39 5TA
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The Warwick Arms is a large and welcoming 19th century inn on the main A37 at Clutton in Somerset. It was formerly a coaching inn positioned on the main route between Bristol town and its flourishing port and the important cathedral cities of Wells and Exeter. Mezze at the Warwick Arms brings modern Mediterranean-style dining to the A37.
Gateway to the West without sacrifising the wonderful historic surroundings and traditional ambiance of an old coaching stop. This lovely old inn has been redecorated to a high standard with the downstairs bars being opened out into lovely light restaurant areas with the old fireplace restored to provide a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. The old rooms upstairs have undergone an extensive restoration to their original use as guest rooms . The restoration of these 8 beautifully appointed rooms in the newly refurbished 1st floor accommodation has created a delightful Boutique style country inn hotel. There is an outdoor restaurant situated in the substantial lawned garden, which has recently been redesigned to include a more comfortable area to eat and drink. Mezze welcomes children and our smaller Mezze style dishes of food and our informal flexible dining arrangements encourages the kids to try out new foods as well as old favorites. There is a fenced play area in full view of the outside tables with plenty of space for children to run around and enjoy a little freedom. There are eight beautifully decorated en-suite rooms, which are brand new and fully equipped to ensure our guests have the most relaxing and pleasant stay. Check in is from 3pm - 10pm and Checkout is 11am.
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The official trailer for Will Smith's next big film 'Focus,' gets and official release date for theaters next year. Watch the official trailer here.
The official trailer for Will Smith's next big film 'Focus,' gets and official release date for theaters next year. Watch the official trailer here.
Jimmy Fallon and Will Smith show us the evolution of hip-hop dance in Tonight Show skit. From the cabbage patch to the stinky leg and more, Jimmy even shows you his best twerking moves of which Will wasn't having any part of and proceeded to exit stage left.
Actor Will Smith won't be reprising his role as captain Steven Hiller, in the sequel to the 1996 blockbuster film Independence Day.
There are plenty of wack rappers in the rap game but GQ magazine decided to highlight 25 of the Worst Rappers of All Time.
Rapper/ Actor Will Smith recently made his way over to the Jimmy Kimmel show and debuted a trailer that he had been working on. The trailer is hysterical and should really do well if released!
During a recent interview with U.K. television show host Graham Norton, Will Smith along with his son Jaden Smith, hit the stage with Dj Jazzy Jeff for a quick Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reunion.
Pretty much throughout Jada Pinkett and Will Smith's 16 year marriage there have always been rumors that the famous couple were swingers. Following Jada's recent interview with Huffpost Live, those rumors have resurfaced.
2 men plot to kill Joss Stone, Beyonce, Chris Brown, Eminem, and more celebrities. Will Smith says he passed up the role of Django'. We remember the late Eric "Eazy-E" Wright. Find out more with 'Tha Wire' as Big Boy Chill fills in for Gina Cook this week!
As we've previously reported, all his actions seem to indicate that Justin Bieber is going off the deep end. Thankfully for him, Will Smith has been around to talk him off the high dive and convince him that squeaking violent threats at reporters is really not the answer.
Will Smith and his youngest son Jaden are teaming up in a new movie directed by M. Night Shyamalan, called 'After Earth' and we have the official movie trailer right here for you to watch!
Will Smith is still the king of things and by the look of the video, he hasn't lost a beat. Check him out as he was live for Gabrielle Unions 40th birthday party and he hooked up with Doug E Fresh and got busy on stage!
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Typical Provençal ingredients give this satisfying pasta salad a French accent. Refrigerate this at least two hours before serving.
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- 1 pound cavatelli pasta or medium shell pasta
- 3/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 pounds tomatoes, seeded, coarsely chopped
- 2 6-ounce jars marinated artichoke hearts, drained, coarsely chopped
- 4 large green onions, sliced (about 1 1/2 cups)
- 6 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 6 ounces soft fresh goat cheese, crumbled (about 1 1/4 cups)
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The field of historical and cultural visualization has grown substantially in recent years. For the past three years, Duke University, Università Iuav di Venezia, and Venice International University have collaborated on the Visualizing Venice Summer Workshops at VIU.
This course will teach a range of digital skills in digital mapping, 3D modeling from ground plans and photos, mobile application development, and time based media authorship to enable participants to engage historical questions with emerging digital tools. As in the previous editions of the workshop, the technologies will be taught through the use of a theme. The summer 2015 theme, "The Biennale and the City" allows for exploration of the history of the Venice Biennale from several perspectives and scales of reference: as a case study in architectural history in the Giardini and the Arsenale; as a set of exhibitions undertaken both on those sites and in more ephemeral sites around the city; as an aggregation of artistic forces hailing from around the world; and as a phenomenon with a profound impact upon the life and culture of the city of Venice itself.
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I somehow came away from that game almost enjoying it in a strange way, it wasnt like Kenny last year when we were a goal behind and sitting their in an anxious state knowing we couldnt get a goal.
The first half was very controlled and 1 sided, I dont know the stats but felt like we had 70% plus possesion and Jonjo scored a lovely header. I'm sure the halftime teamtalk wasnt "let them have the ball and defend like children" but they came at us straight away and looked very potent in attack, Di Natalie was outstanding, every touch looked graceful and he was really relishing playing at Anfield and it was a bit of an occasion for their lads.
They were at near enough full strength whilst we rotated and given the last 2 results with rotated teams were so good, expectation had been raised that any side we put out could do something. Glenn and Stevie were both guilty of being caught in possesion (becoming scarily recurrent?) and to be fair, I think Coates was put in a very difficult position for that OG, he had to get a touch and there was no way he was getting it clear. The other 2 goals were fantastic strikes of the highest order and not something you will see every week.
Suarez had a great cameo, that free kick was something else and I think we deserved something out of the game. Pepe had an encouraging performance as did Downing, I thought Assaidi started well then faded but I have to say, Borini was just plain awful. He gave the ball away in silly places, kept trying tricks and flicks, he is a frustrating player to watch. He does work hard and is very 'busy' but he needs to get his head right and soon.
Jonjo had a game of 2 halves, superb in the first and woeful in the second. We are still in a decent position in the group but are going to have to put Anzhi away in these 2 matches because Udinese will prioritise the Europa league and they will pick up 6 points against Young boys. I think we will have to go full strength next time out or close to, I definitely want to be in the knockout stages.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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I agree with pretty much all of that, but just a couple things to add.
On Borini I agree it's frustrating, but think it's fair to try to give the lad some credit when its deserved. JonJo, and Downing deserve a lot of credit for the opening goal, but it was Borini who took both defenders with him on his run, opening up the space for Shelvey to get into. I'd love him to get himself a goal, and you can see the frustration building in him, however so long as he keeps working hard, making the runs he is, I think he's adding something.
On JonJo I agree it was a bit of a game of two halves, but actually think his fading was more in line with when Stevie came on rather than the half time break. First half he was on everything, and relished the freedom of sitting behind the striker (including the space Borini opened up for him, as I've already mentioned) but it looks like he deferred to Gerrard when he came on, which is what caused him to drift out of the game, so I'd not be too hard on the lad.
Last point, some have given Coates a bit of a hard time for the OG, but to be honest I felt bad for him and not sure what else he could have done, but up till then I thought he'd defended very well. First half, Udinese had a few breaks, which made me nervous and neither of our CB's are known for pace, but felt he stood up strong and put in a good shift.
Hobs...see what I mean about Borini ? This guy is frankly a waste of space. He was played in his so called 'natural' position and what did he do ...basically he got in the way of more talented players ...end of.I know there will be some on the board saying ...Oh we have to give him time to settle he needs time and we must be patient...no thanks ...we are lacking thrust and cutting edge up front as it is and just cant afford time for this bloke to casually bed himself in. We need pts in the Prem and now we need all the pts we can get in the Europa too if we intend to qualify out of te Group and playing this guy isnt going to help us get them. Also much though many of the Udinese players were play-acting injuries and thr like to waste time I noticed Borini doing his share looking for his Oscar nomination too last night ...that is DEFO NOT THE LIVERPOOL WAY...I can only hope that if BR does have any real rapport with this turnip he bought for 10 mill he helps him get his head on straight....QUICKLY !!!
Think our reaql problem last niught was that we pressed them high up pitch in first half and then built our plays steadily but that pressing for the most part was absent in the first fifteen mins or so of the 2nd half and to that extent think BR is correct to use the term LAZY. He has to read the lads the riot act over this ..stamina alied with concentration is what gerts the job done not casually sauntering about at the begining of the 2nd half resting on a one goal lead against quality opposition.
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I think the press high and control the game high is the right way to play, I love it but I guess we just have to accept the bedding in process. When we lost the ball, players just couldnt close their men down quick enough. I dont know if it is a flaw in the system or whether it is just the application. Obviously Barca and Spain beat most teams they play but sides with tactics and gameplans tend to know how to get at them, particularly Real Madrids punchy counter attacks. Seeing as we are a W.I.P. impression of them, its natural that we are unsteadied from time to time.....ahem, a lot of the time!
I dont want to tear Borini apart, we ahve all seen it with Lucas as an example that some people just need time. What really annoys me is that it is his decision making not his ability letting him down, he looks eratic and clueless at times, not the picture painted originally as a cool finisher with a clever head, maybe hes just a bit out of sorts. What is annoying is to say to Downing etc to pull your socks up and then play Raheem, Suso etc (which I agree with 100%) but play Borini in a Europa game and leave Pacheco and Yesil out who have shown more quality on the pitch already. That, is double standards, showing a bias to a player he has bought in which doesnt fall in line with everything else thats happened recently.
Agree with pretty much all of that.
One thing in Borini's favour is that he does work hard and his movement was good again last night. If you are going to play with one of top you need that to create space for the midfield and so I guess that's why BR rates him so much.
Still, you do need to put the ball in the back of the net occasionally!
Oh for a fit and flying Nando.
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He just looked a joke last night, fancy being a goal down then trying a flick over a defender on the edge of the box with 2 men open, just weird, looks like he is playing for himself at the moment. I think he needs to be playing as a sub till he calms down a bit. Note, that was the first league game he hasnt started against Norwich!
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Born in September 1951 in Santiago, Bachelet studied medicine and joined the Socialist Youth as a teenager.
Her father, an Air Force general, was a close adviser to president Salvador Allende, and was imprisoned and tortured after Augusto Pinochet toppled the socialist leader on September 11, 1973. Bachelet's father died six months later.
Secret police whisked Bachelet and her mother to a torture center in January 1975. The two women were eventually freed, and fled first to Australia and then to East Germany, where Bachelet completed her medical studies.
Bachelet, already the mother of a young son, returned to Chile in 1979 but was prevented from practicing as a doctor by the dictatorship.
She continued studying, specializing in pediatrics and public health and in 1984 gave birth to a daughter. Her third child, Sofia, was born nine years later.
Bachelet studied military strategy in Santiago and later in Washington, and in 2000 was appointed health minister with a mandate to reform the sector. She later became minister of defense.
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The State of Georgia and the Board of Regents have made it a legal requirement for each student attending a college or university in the state to pass examinations in the areas of history of the United States and Georgia and the provisions and principles of the constitutions of the United States and Georgia. There are a total of four exams included under the legislative requirements: United States History, Georgia History, United States Constitution and Georgia Constitution. The state of Georgia and the Board of Regents' requirements pertaining to Constitution and History Exams for graduation with the associate and bachelor degrees are outlined below:
The requirements may be met by examination or by the successful completion of History 2110 and Political Science 1101. If the examinations are passed, students must select additional courses from Section 3, Social Science Foundations in Core Area E. (Note: Passing the tests does not generate earned credit hours.) Students are strongly encouraged to check with their advisor prior to registering for examinations to determine if program requirements will be fully met if an exam is taken and passed.
Students transferring to Georgia State University who have satisfied the U.S Constitution, as well as the Georgia Constitution and/or U. S. as well as Georgia history requirements at another institution are not required to repeat the course work that satisfied those requirements. Decisions regarding satisfactory completion of these requirements by transfer students are made by the Office of Admissions.
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U.S. History: The American Past: A Survey of American History, Joseph Conlin.
Georgia History: Georgia History in Outline, Kenneth Coleman.
U.S. Constitution: Constitution of the United States of America. Any copy of an American Government textbook published since 1973 should have a complete copy of the U.S. Constitution in the Appendix.
Georgia Constitution: Constitution of the State of Georgia, 1982.
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Poll Result: Reaction to JDK 7 Feature List Is Mixed
Participants in this past week's poll expressed a variety of views over the feature list in the upcoming JDK 7. The overall tenor was a mix of indifference and disappointment, with a small group expressing enthusiasm.
A total of 485 votes were cast. The exact question and results were:
What's your reaction to the JDK 7 feature list?
- 20% (99 votes) - I love it and can hardly wait
- 29% (143 votes) - Some handy but insignificant features
- 27% (133 votes) - Disappointed; when do we get JDK 8?
- 13% (62 votes) - I don't care
- 10% (48 votes) - Other
If you consider "Some handy but insignificant features" to represent a kind of indifference (i.e., "this won't significantly change my life"), then summing the three middle responses gives us an "indifference and disappointment" index of 69%. That's quite large. And it's possibly even larger, given that 10% of voters did not see an option that fits their reaction (so they selected "Other").
Soon after the poll was published, it received its first comment, from
fabriziogiudici, who wished there was an option that was less positive than "I love it and can hardly wait" but more positive than "Some handy but insignificant features":
I understand that we can't have dozens of options for every poll, but please give us some more choice. I'm going to vote "I love it and can hardly wait", but it's far from my point of view. I'd have answered "it's a reasonable choice", but it won't change my way of working; still I can't vote "handy but insignificant" since it sounds pretty negative (while my feedback is positive).
That's a valid point, another option between those two would have been good.
mrmorris, who submitted the poll, responded to Fabrizio's comment, noting that "providing options with a sufficiently wide span is hard." I agree with that, too. In fact, I often think of response options that probably would have been good in a poll -- right after the poll is published! But there's no way to go back once the first vote has been cast.
Most of the other comments were expressions of disappointment over specific features that are not going to be in JDK 7.
As I mentioned,
mrmorris (Casper Bang) submitted this poll. This is the first poll that was submitted by a member of the java.net community since I've been editor, and it clearly was a good one, drawing a lot of interest from the community (almost 500 votes is a lot of participation for a java.net poll). So, again, I thank Casper /
mrmorris for submitting it.
I'd really like to see more polls created by the community. Surely you don't think I have unlimited creative powers for inventing interesting polls, do you? So, if you'd like to submit an idea for a java.net poll, please go to our Submit Content page, enter your idea, and select "Poll Question" on the "Please choose where you think this item should go on the homepage" pull-down. That will come directly to me.
New poll: where is Java most dominant?
This week's new poll asks "In which region does Java enjoy the greatest market share among competing technologies?" It seems to me that Java technology is more predominate in some regions of the world than it is in other regions. Now, none of us have personal experience with software engineering on every continent and subcontinent; but I think we may have a sense about which regions embrace Java solutions the most, compared with competing technologies. I do think there are global difference here, so in this poll I'm trying to see what the consensus view is.
In Java Today, Eloi Jr. writes about the Tranqueira project in his first java.net blog post, "Loans, loans and loans...":
It was a Sunday morning when finally I decided to organize some books that had been scattered in cartons for a long time. I wanted to put them on the bookshelf, when I saw three books that were not mine. I was surprised! Those books brought back memories when I was a boy in high school. I was remembering that I had borrowed those books a long time ago and never returned to their owner. Sure, the owner of the books forgot about loaning them to me. Can you imagine a book loaned for over 10 years? ...
Jan Haderka writes about the first ever Magnolia Conference:
So it has began ... the first Magnolia Conference ever. And as a good omen, the conference planned for up to 80 participants is completely sold out. Considering the credit crunch and everybody trying to save a money, this seems as a very good sign of the attention the product commands.
Bruce Hopkins has a new article on the Sun Developer Network, "Digital Signatures With the Java ME SATSA API":
Let's say that you were building a mobile application for a financial institution, but in order to secure the application, you had to choose between one of these options:
- Guaranteed data confidentiality, with no way for a third party to read the contents of the messages
- Guaranteed user identity, with 99.999% assurance that the person that you're dealing with is who he says that he is
Which would you choose?
In today's Weblogs, Jean-Francois Arcand talks about Writing Comet Applications Using JRuby and the Atmosphere Framework
Writing Atmosphere's Comet based applications is simple. Imagine using JRuby instead of Java...it becomes really simple!. As with Scala, it is also possible to write Comet application with Atmosphere Framework using JRuby.
Fabrizio Giudici advances his jrawio project with a New blog:
No, I'm not going to move - my blog stays here at Java.Net! But as the jrawio project evolves, getting for the first time some sustained feedback from users and developers (as well as code contributions, hurray!), it has got its own blog. Expect to find there stuff specific to Java image codecs, or functional testing with images and such.
Santiago Pericas-Geertsen talks about Mobility Platform Connectors in Glassfish ESB:
The Mobility Platform team has been working on a number of new features and enhancements since the release of GlassFish Mobility Platform v1.1 in February 2009. One of those features is the ability to run the Mobility Platform software on top of Glassfish ESB. There is a clear synergy between the Mobility Platform and Glassfish ESB. The former is about mobilizing the enterprise, while the latter is about integration of enterprise and legacy information systems. By running the Mobility Platform on top of Glassfish ESB, as opposed to just Glassfish, it is possible to write enterprise connectors that sit on the enterprise bus and can mobilize all sorts of information systems.
In the Forums,
pouncilt is seeing a maven-jaxb2-plugin NullPointerException in ClasspathCatalogResolver: "Hello, I am getting a NullPointerException when I use the maven-jaxb2-plugin for version 0.6.1, 0.6.2, and 0.7.1. Based on the error message below does any one now why I am getting this error ..."
jezz asks about User Authentication in 0.5: "Does the 0.5 version support authentication using LDAP as it was in 0.4 ? In WonderlandMain.cfg , what does the following line indicate ??
com.sun.sgs.app.authenticators=org.jdesktop.wonderland.server.auth.WebServiceAuthenticator ..."
tanww888 Can't start glassfish: "Hi, I tried to import a SSL certificate, but later found out the password was mismatch, so I deleted the keystore.jks and created a new one. Now, my glassfish is refused to start. Here are the error message ..."
Our current Spotlight is Terrence Barr's annoucement of 4 New Screencasts: LWUIT, JDTF, JSR 290, and JavaCard: "Our documentation team has put together four brand-new screencasts on current subjects. They are 5 minutes each in length and a great way to get introduced quickly to the highlights of each topic. I encourage you to have a look..."
The current java.net Poll asks "What's your reaction to the JDK 7 feature list?" Today (Thursday) is the last full day of voting.
Our Feature Articles include Jeff Lowery's new article A Finite State Machine Supporting Concurrent States, which demonstrates how Java enums and EnumSets can be used as a basis to define and validate application states and state transitions. We're also featuring Jeff Friesen's article Introducing Custom Paints to JavaFX, which shows how you can leverage undocumented JavaFX capabilities to support custom paints in JavaFX Version 1.2.
The latest Java Mobility Podcast is Java Mobility Podcast 86: Mobile Service Architecture 2: Introducing New Features in Mobile Devices: "Kay Glahn from Vodafone Group R&D and Erkki Rysa from Nokia share the new features in MSA2 in this abbreviated feature from JavaOne."
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Poster presentation
Oscillatory activity in neural systems plays an important role in information processing. For instance, specific cognitive tasks evoke oscillations in certain frequency bands, which are characteristic for the corresponding experimental paradigm. Examples are the theta-rhythm (4-8Hz) in memory tasks or the gamma-rhythm (30-60Hz) in visual binding tasks. Moreover, changing the external activation of a neural system may lead to the activation of additional oscillations in specific frequency bands or may even yield a switch between specific frequency bands. In the last years, such a switch has been found experimentally in-vivo in some neural systems, such as in the mammalian olfactory bulb [1] and in the primary sensory area of weakly electric fish [2]. Both systems exhibit a feedback topology between two or more interacting populations and an external stimulation that originates from another brain area.
More detailed, the mammalian olfactory bulb is subject to the activation by the receptor cells, which are rhythmically activated by odours due to the breathing cycle. Applying an odour, the Local Field Potentials (LFP) exhibit high gamma-activity in the inhalation phase and switches to high beta-activity in the exhalationn phase. In weakly electric fish, the primary sensory area ELL receives input from electro-receptors on the skin of the fish. In the case of spatially uncorrelated noisy stimulation of the skin receptors, single neurons fire mainly in the beta-band, while a strong spatial input correlation switches on an additional spiking rythm in the gamma-band.
To explain such switches in frequency bands in feedback systems, the current work presents a neural population rate model of a rather general feedback system [3], that allows to derive mathematical conditions for the switch between frequency bands subject to the spatial correlation of an external input. The proposed model explains the switch between frequency bands as a selective activation of linear spatial oscillation modes. The centre frequency and the width of the bands and the properties of the spatial oscillation modes to be activated result from the intrinsic properties of the feedback system. Such properties are the synaptic time constants and delays between system components. Moreover, the spatial interactions in the feedback system determines the spatial frequency of the oscillation modes. The essential selection of the frequency band happens via the coupling of the spatially extended external input with the spatial modes. For illustration reasons, one may think of a guitar string, whose oscillation frequency depends on the manner how it is stricken.
Buonviso N, Amat C, Litaudon P, Roux S, Royet JP, Farget V, Sicard G: Rhythm sequence through the olfactory bulb layers during the time window of a respiratory cycle.
Europ. J. Neurosci 2003, 17:1811-1819. Publisher Full Text
Doiron B, Lindner B, Longtin A, Maler L, Bastian J: Oscillatory activity in electrosensory neurons increases with the spatial correlation of the stochastic input stimulus.
Phys.Rev.Lett 2004, 93(4):048101. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text
Hutt A, Sutherland C, Longtin A: Driving neural oscillations with correlated spatial input and topographic feedback.
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Black wool fitted suit from DSQUARED2 featuring classic lapels, a front button fastening, long sleeves, front flap pockets and fitted. On the trouser, side seam pockets, rear welt pockets, a slim fit and a regular length.
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The Secret to Sunday Sauce
Canned tomatoes: they're easy to use, accessible year-round and approved by Italian grandmothers everywhere. And during these cold winter months, few things are as comforting as a bubbling pot of Sunday gravy on the back burner.
While canned tomatoes might be endorsed by even the most tradition-devoted chefs, there has been recent concern over the presence of Bisphenol A (B.P.A.) in the lining of canned food. B.P.A. is used in commercial plastics and mimics estrogen. In particular, the worry is that the acidity of tomatoes leaches B.P.A. from the can liners.
"It can disrupt the endocrine system, theoretically," says Carolyn Cope, the "Crisper Whisperer" columnist for the food blog Serious Eats and author of the blog "Umami Girl." Nothing is ever black and white though, particularly when it comes to food and health.
"I think if you are eating nothing but canned food and drinking nothing but soda and are constantly bombarding your system with things like B.P.A., it could be a problem, especially for young children. I think the magic age is six," Cope says. "They say you should be careful how much exposure overall to compounds like B.P.A. young children get. I'm not sure if you're eating canned tomatoes once a week that it's going to make much difference."
She notes that tomatoes can be found in B.P.A.-free cans and tetra paks. Regardless of the packaging, the choices abound as to what kinds of tomatoes to use. Cope suggests using whole tomatoes rather than diced or strained varieties.
"The primary reason is that since you can see what the tomatoes look like in the can once you've opened the can, producers tend to often save the best tomatoes for that purpose," she says.
Another reason is that whole tomatoes often include the seeds. "The seeds actually have the most umami of anywhere in the tomato, so it can make your tomato sauce taste a little more tomato-y," Cope noted.
In addition, as All Things Considered host Amy Eddings points out, many chefs favor San Marzano tomatoes, an heirloom from Southern Italy popular for tomato sauce. The variety is considered to be more meaty, less watery and sweeter than the average tomato. However, Cope advises looking for tomatoes canned without additives, as calcium chloride and citric acid may sometimes impart a metallic, less fresh taste.
Below is Cope's recipe for "New Old School Tomato Sauce."
New Old-School Tomato Sauce
(Pictured above with Millet and Cheddar Polenta in Fine Cooking, Feb/Mar 2011.)
"This simple yet deeply savory tomato sauce is new in the sense that I've tinkered with it myself over more than a decade of cooking it at least twice a month. More importantly, it's old-school because it is steeped in the long traditions of several generations of Italian-Americans in my family, and countless generations of Italians before them. Serve over pasta or polenta, as pizza sauce, or as you would any tomato sauce—or use as a base for other sauces. Keeps in the fridge for up to a week, and in the freezer for up to six months."
Serves 6
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, finely diced
- 1 medium red onion, finely diced
- 1 medium carrot, shredded
- 8 large garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons double-concentrated tomato paste (or 1/4 cup regular tomato paste)
- 2 28-ounce cans whole tomatoes
- 3 or 4 small, pale inner celery stalks with their leaves
- 1 cup whole fresh basil leaves
- 2 teaspoons salt, only if your tomatoes are unsalted
- 1 4-inch piece rind of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
- 2 tablespoons butter
1. In a 5 1/2-quart Dutch oven or other large non-reactive pot with a heavy bottom, heat olive oil over medium heat for a minute. Add diced yellow and red onion and shredded carrot and cook, stirring occasionally, until very soft, about 10 minutes. Add garlic and cook, stirring, until very fragrant, about one minute. Add tomato paste, stir to distribute, and cook one minute more. Be careful not to burn the tomato paste, but a hint of caramelization will deepen the tomato flavor.
2. Pour in juices from canned tomatoes. Then, one at a time, crush each whole tomato in your palm before adding it to the pot. Add celery, basil, salt (if using), and cheese rind and stir to distribute. Bring sauce to a simmer, then cover pot, reduce heat to maintain a gentle simmer. Cook, lifting the lid occasionally to stir and adjust heat if necessary, for at least an hour—or all afternoon, if you wish. Just before serving, swirl in the butter.


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Dr. Steven P. Anderson graduated from the University of Wisconsin Medical School in 1985. He works in Milwaukee, WI and 1 other location and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr. Anderson is affiliated with Aurora Lakeland Medical Center, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Aurora St Lukes Medical Center and Aurora West Allis Medical Center.
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