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Cinnamon-Vanilla French Toast
Categories: Low-fat, Vegetarian
Type: Breakfast
Type: Breakfast
You can use 12 oat bran or whole wheat English muffin halves, or 12 pieces of presliced multigrain, oatmeal, or whole wheat bread in this cinnamon-vanilla French toast recipe.
Serves: 12 slices (1 slice per serving)
- 1 1/4 cups fat-free egg substitute
- 1 cup evaporated skim milk
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 oblong loaf multigrain or oatmeal bread (about 6-x-12-inches, or 1 pound), unsliced
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- Place the egg substitute, milk, maple syrup, cinnamon, and vanilla extract in a blender, and process until well mixed. Pour the mixture into a shallow bowl, and set aside.
- Slice twelve 3/4-inch-thick pieces of bread from the loaf. (You will need only about three-fourths of the loaf.) Dip each bread slice in the egg mixture, turning to coat both sides and to thoroughly soak the bread.
- Coat a griddle or large nonstick skillet with nonstick cooking spray, and preheat over medium heat until a drop of water sizzles when it hits the surface. (If using an electric griddle, preheat the griddle to 375°F.)
- Arrange the bread slices on the griddle, and cook for about 2 minutes on each side, or until golden brown. As the slices are done, transfer them to a serving plate and keep warm in a preheated oven.
- Serve hot, topped with Berry Fresh Fruit Sauce, Warm Apple Topping, maple syrup, or honey.
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KILLEEN (December 2, 2012)--It's the holiday shopping season, but Killeen residents were doing a different kind of holiday shopping today: they bought a few inches of space on pieces of wood to leave their mark on a future Habitat for Humanity home for a family of six.
For the first time, members of the community, for a $5 donation, could stop by the building site to leave some words of encouragement and be a part of house No. 65.
"I hope the words can seep into the beams, and the family can feel the love as the walls are built as they began their lives here," Leana Gonzalez said.
Earl Johnson is a single father of five teenagers who says he is excited to start living in the home when it's ready in the spring of 2013.
"We've just been doing what we had to do to survive," Earl said.
"It's a good foundation for the kids to know we will have somewhere to call home and not have to move anymore."
Earl and his family are from Mississippi, and they moved to Killeen to be closer to Earl's older brother, Willie.
Big brother Willie has been helping Earl and his family put in some hours for their habitat for humanity home.
"I'm honored, and he's so blessed," Willie said.
"He started out staying with me, then got an apartment, each step leading him to where he is now."
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I was reading online some suggestions to carbonate the batch of beer before bottling, and would like to get some details on quantities and method. I do love my home brewed beer, but I don't like the dregs in the bottle from adding sugar for carbonation before bottling.
To carbonate the batch, you need a sealed container that can withstand at least 60psi pressure. Many homebrewers use 5 gallon corny kegs. These are stainless containers, rated to 125psi and make it easy to either prime and naturally carbonate, or to force carbonate from a CO2 tank. Once carbonated, any sediment can be poured off in the first glass or two.
Most just leave it there and serve directly from the keg - but if you want to then bottle the beer, for taking to parties etc., you can do that using a counter pressure bottle filler/"beer gun", either bought or home made.
All in all, the kegs, disconnects, CO2 tank etc.. can end up costing upwards of $150 so this isn't a cheap option. But after bottling a couple of batches you might feel that life's too short to bottle, and the ease and convenience of kegging justifies the expense.
There is no way to avoid sediment in bottles if you prime your beer, whether you do it in bulk or per bottle. I prefer doing it in bulk. On average, I used 1 oz. of sugar for each gal. of beer. You can adjust that for your desired level of carbonation. Boil the sugar with as little water as possible. I usually use around a cup. Add it to the bottling bucket and rack your beer on to it. That helps with mixing it thoroughly. Give it a gentle stir with a sanitized spoon. Don't stir so hard that you add air to the beer. Bottle as normal.
As an alternative, there is an Australian company that makes a special cap that traps the sediment:
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If you google "priming sugar calculator" (I believe its Tastybrew.com) has a simple priming sugar calculator, and you can customize by BJCP style. For instance a porter is going to have less carbonation than a weiss, which will have less than a saison. You will need a kitchen scale, but these are a GREAT pickup even if you brew seldomly.
Also, I DO NOT CARE what all the forums say, I can tell the difference between beer primed with corn sugar (glucose - simpler sugar) and beers primed with table sugar (sucrose - more complex chain). Have not done a straight side by side, so it could have been another process flaw. All I know is the two beers I primed with cane sugar were the worst I made and were not carbed properly.


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Walsh returns to the New England area after spending two years as an assistant at Lawrence University in Appleton, WI. In his first season with the program, Walsh helped lead the Vikings to their best record in school history (16-11-1). Walsh's duties included recruiting coordinator, day-to-day operationswhile alsooverseeing the goaltending unit which led the NCCA among D-III institutions in shutouts in 2008-09.
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A high school hockey standout at Tewksbury Memorial High School, Walsh earned four letters and played on the 2001 league championship team. He also served as a team captain and was named to the league all-star team. Walsh also played one season for the Danville Pounders of the North Eastern Hockey League.
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SOUTHBURY — The Pomperaug football team was very methodical in its offensive approach Friday, but the Panthers' defense was unable to prevent Bethel from picking up huge chunks of yardage in a 42-20 loss at Pomperaug High.
On Bethel's first drive of the game, it needed just four plays to find the end zone.
Backup quarterback Jared Piatnik started the game and threw a 38-yard bomb to William Daniels to set up a 31-yard touchdown run by Piatnik's older brother and regular starting quarterback, Joseph.
"They run the option well." Pomperaug coach Dave Roach said. "They have a big offensive line, they're explosive and they caught us a couple times with the option,"
Trailing 7-0, Pomperaug (1-3) went on a 16-play, seven-minute drive that resulted in a 7-yard touchdown toss from quarterback Wade Prajer to running back Robert Tzepos to tie the score.
On the next play, however, Bethel's James Giannone took the kickoff 85 yards to the house to put the Bobcats back on top.
"That's demoralizing," Roach said. "When you drive down the field like we did — we had a 10- to 15-play drive — and it sucks the wind right out of the offense and they go score on a kickoff. That's demoralizing," Roach said. "You just work the ball down the field in six or seven minutes and score, then they score in 10 seconds, that's tough to defend."
Bethel used another big play — this time a 65-yard touchdown run by halfback Zachery Farrell — to push their lead to 21-7. Pomperaug answered on its next series, this one an 80-yard, 11-play drive. Prajer ran home a score from 15 yards out to put the Panthers within seven, 21-14.
After forcing a fumble with Bethel (2-2) inside the red zone, Pomperaug took the ball and marched 86 yards down the field to score with just more than two minutes remaining in the first half. Prajer hit Ryan Johannes on a 20-yard pass that Johannes went over the top of the cornerback to haul in. The extra point was missed, so Pomperaug was down, 21-20, going into the half.
"We got down a little bit, but was happy the kids came back," Roach said. "I thought we had them. We were down by one at halftime and I thought we started to stop the option in the late part of the second quarter."
The Panthers' offense worked methodically throughout the first half as Prajer hit on 25 of 32 passes for 283 yards and the two scores through the air. Pomperaug couldn't establish a run, however, but used short patterns to put steady drives together.
"That's not our MO," Roach said. "My theory is that I take what they give us. We run the ball, but they were giving us those outs and that's why we were taking them. You ride the hot hand, and they were doing well."
That ended in the second half, however, as Bethel was able to put a stop to Pomperaug's passing attack. Prajer only completed 14 of his 28 attempts in the second, and threw three interceptions — one of which was taken back for a score by Giannone.
"You can't turn the ball over in the game, and that's what we did in the third and fourth quarter," Roach said. "We stopped them, but we didn't take care of the ball."
In all, Prajer completed 39 of 60 passes for 397 yards.
Bethel's other scores came on long touchdown runs in the second half.
On the Rebels' opening drive of the second half, Giannone rushed up the middle for a 17-yard score. In the fourth quarter, Joseph Piatnick was able to escape heavy pressure and take off down the left side line on a 42-yard scamper.
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STEUBENVILLE - City officials waited through the early morning hours today to declare victory in the 5-mill levy renewal campaign.
The five-year levy was renewed by city voters Tuesday by an unofficial 4,645 to 3,176 vote margin.
"After a long evening of waiting for results, thank you to all of those residents that supported the city in approving the renewal of the city's operating levy. The support of the voters is a vote of confidence on the transparency of our City Council and administration as Steubenville continues to move forward in the most effective and efficient way possible, even in light of the continued financial reductions from the state and federal governments," City Manager Cathy Davison said early today.
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COUNTING VOTES — Steubenville Mayor Domenick Mucci and City Manager Cathy Davison spent several hours Tuesday night monitoring the Jefferson County Board of Elections Website for the 5-mill city levy renewal results. City voters approved the levy for another five years by a 4,645 to 3,176 margin. - Dave Gossett
"The real winners in this renewal of the 5-mill levy are the residents of Steubenville. I appreciate the support of the voters and thank them for their belief in our city," said Mayor Domenick Mucci.
"The levy renewal was first initiated in the early 1960s and has been renewed every five years since it was first offered to our city voters for their consideration. The levy has been and remains based on real estate valuations from the early 1960s.
"This levy raises $575,000 a year for the city's general fund and accounts for approximately 5 percent of the general fund budget," explained Davison.
"A majority of the general fund budget is used for our public safety forces. For this levy renewal not to pass would have been very detrimental for the city.
"The City Council and city administration have gone to great lengths to build a collaboration with other government agencies that have enhanced our fiscal stability. Through that collaboration we have added Pottery Addition to our sanitary sewer system and we have successfully worked with the Jefferson County commissioners to create a new countywide Port Authority. And we hope to see more collaborative efforts in the future," Mucci declared.
"We have been spending the city's money very wisely. Passage of the levy renewal allows the city to continue making progress," Mucci noted.
"One of the strong points in our local government is the transparency of our City Council and administration. People appreciate the fact the council is in tune with the community," remarked Mucci.
"People understand and support what our city is doing. City services are there when the residents need those services. Our city maintenance staff has been trimmed to the bare minimum. These are exciting times for our city. We are seeing the benefits of collaboration with the county and the visitors center as well as the benefits from our economic partnerships with Progress Alliance and the new Jefferson County Port Authority. We are making strong moves into the future," said Davison.


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EAST LIVERPOOL - A 47-year-old Michigan man was shot late Thursday night at a Dresden Avenue home after two men wearing masks entered the residence and demanded drugs and money.
The victim, who was not identified, was shot in the hand and also suffered a head injury when he tried to fight off the armed men at 1060 Dresden Ave.
He was taken to the local emergency room then transferred to a Pittsburgh hospital.
Five people present in the home corroborated his account that the two men came in and demanded the drugs and money, with one of the men carrying a Tech 9 and the other a semi-automatic handgun.
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For the past six years, "The Lambert and Lindsey Morning Show" on 102.3 The Max has partnered with PNC Broadway in Louisville, to help sell subscriptions to Louisville's most well-liked theater performances. George Lindsey, Lynda Lambert and Jesse Rasmussen, the three, quirky individuals that make up one of Louisville's most popular morning shows, were recipients of The Broadway League's "Star of Touring Broadway Award" on June 25.
"They bring New York theater to Louisville and they convey it like no one else can," Matthew Porter, Director of Public Relations for PNC Broadway in Louisville, stated after presenting the award to the three radio personalities. "We've been working with them for six years doing promotions and the audience really responds to them."
It was because of their hard work and creative promotions, helping put Broadway in Louisville in the top-selling percentile, that Lindsey, Lambert and Rasmussen received the prestigious honor.
"It's one of those partnerships that comes along once in a lifetime. All the pieces fit together with promotions, marketing, and the personalities," Lambert said, adding, "It doesn't hurt that we all have the same warped senses of humor."
"The Lambert and Lindsey Morning Show" broadcasted from New York City in March of this year to celebrate the opening of the 2012-2013 season of PNC Broadway in Louisville, and featured interviews with the plays' actors, directors and dancers.
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Louisville is about to go blue.
The critically acclaimed Blue Man Group is slated to play The Kentucky Center April 10-15, a show considered "funny, stunning and intellectually stimulating" by Stephen Klein, president of the Kentucky Center.
And Klein should know – he's seen them three times already.
Blue Man Group is best recognized as three bald, blue performers that engage the audience with unforgettable tribal rhythms courtesy of large drums. In addition to hosting the electrifying performance, the Kentucky Center and PNC Broadway in Louisville have partnered with the Louisville Visual Art Association's (LVAA) Open Doors Program to create a 3-D mural commemorating the event, aptly titled "Project Blue Drum."
Open Doors provides opportunities to enhance artistic skills for communities with narrow access to the visual arts. By pairing a professional artist with various community groups, the intent is to create meaningful works of self-expression in a positive environment.
Artist Tara Remington was chosen to collaborate with Western Middle School, an experience she considered enriching and soulfully satisfying. Remington created the vision for "Project Blue Drum" and spent 12 weeks with the 6th and 7th grade students of Western Middle School, and art teacher, Amanda Thompson.
"The power of creativity is so subtle to (the students)," Remington said.
The youngsters are rewarded with not just the satisfaction of a job well done, but with tickets to see Blue Man Group perform. "The bigger the growth of our project, the bigger the growth of the kids. I'd say they've completely transformed," Remington said.
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LVAA Open Doors Project Manager Aron Conaway considers this the most sophisticated, most involved project he's administered to date. "There's been such a positive response, and people are so excited for us. But truly, the excitement is for the kids. They've worked so hard."
Conaway views "Project Blue Drum" as a literal extension of the visual arts into the surrounding communities here in Louisville, a goal he says that wouldn't have happened without the collaboration of so many.
The Kentucky Center has extended a hand in promoting "Project Blue Drum" by publicly unveiling the sculpture on The Kentucky Center front steps on Friday, March 2nd, from 6-8 p.m. Additionally, the creation will be available for viewing throughout the run of the Blue Man Group. The Kentucky Center will also host a reception the day tickets go on sale for guests to enjoy blue martinis and Blue Moon beer, and revel in the performance of local band, The Blue Umbrellas.
Being blue never felt so good.
Blue Man Group will play The Kentucky Center April 10-15. Tickets go on sale at The Kentucky Center box office on Friday, March 2nd with prices starting at $22.75. Call 502.584.7777 or go online at www.KentuckyCenter.org or www.TicketMaster.com to order. Groups of 10 or more can buy now by calling Hilda Davis at 502.569.3060.


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WASHINGTON -- Elizabeth Warren rose to national prominence as an outspoken consumer advocate decrying Wall Street abuses and became the progressive movement's darling candidate in last fall's Senate elections. Like most freshman lawmakers, the Massachusetts Democrat has maintained a low profile during her first few months in office.
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Ruby script did not work for me but shell script worked nicely. Both are free options.
Here is one solution I found... Here is another, and another. I thought there was a free solution, but I cannot find it.. Hope these help. I will keep looking..
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Hi i have a newly installed version of ubuntu 10.10 on my laptop. When i run windows, the fan is working properly and is not making sound. but when i run ubuntu, its making sound and is runnning more faster. what could be the problem. Is there any way of rectifying it.
If the fan is working at full speed, then something is wrong with the power saving features of the computer. This problem is hardware-specific, therefore you would need to provide details of the hardware components.
Indeed, one issue would be the graphics card, especially if it is either AMD/ATI or NVidia. The other issue would be the BIOS of the computer. More often than not, the BIOS does not have correct power saving information that is usable in Linux (while it is usable in Windows). You can google for 'DSDT ubuntu' for more on this.
Therefore, write down the full model number of your computer, and mention which graphics card you have.
Updated: You mention the model number in another reply. I performed the google search and I got several relevant results, such as http://kizwan.blogspot.com/2010/07/acer-aspire-3680-resources-for-mac-os-x.html The easiest thing to do is update the BIOS to the latest version and try again. If that does not fix the issue, come back again.
Based off my own experience my fans run in over drive when I don't have proper drivers installed (usually graphics). I would check to see if you have any restricted drivers you could install, and if you do, install them. If you don't, I would check up on your manufacturer's website, find out what kind of graphics card you have and see if you need a driver for it.
I've never had a problem with my CPU causing the fans to go over drive.
@Chandru1: Based on your model, I found this tutorial that is to enable Frequency Scaling on Celeron:
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If not, try to check your laptop temperature:
which should not be that high (40~60). If it is low, try to slow down the fan manually (following the third link of the bottom) or change manually the frequency of the CPU (second link of the bottom). That may give you a hint.
If it doesn't work, try to install "xserver-xorg-video-intel" video driver as it may be a video related problem, as was suggested by DKuntz2.
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From the top of my head, Danish "De" (practically never used), German "Sie", Chinese "您", French "vous", Spanish "usted" are a formal way of addressing someone, especially if one isn't familiar with the addressee. Did English ever have this? It sounds as though Proto-Indo-European might have had this (based on my 4 examples), but perhaps someone can enlighten me?
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Yes it did, and the formal version was (drumroll, please....) you.
In Early Modern English, thou was the singular and you was the plural. Plural you came to be used as a polite form of address (similar to the French vous, which is also used for the plural), but over time this polite form became more and more common, eventually displacing the singular thou altogether.
This explains a peculiarity of traditional Quaker speech, which one often hears in films set in the early Americas. The Quakers opposed making any distinctions of rank, so they insisted on addressing everyone as thou, not as you. The irony is that today we perceive thou to be archaic and formal, while the original intent is to be more informal.
Update: we don't know if there was any politeness distinction in PIE. In any case, the distinctions that exist in the modern European languages are not inherited from PIE, since the oldest recorded IE languages (Latin, Greek, Sanskrit) did not have separate polite pronouns. The current European system apparently began with the late Roman Emperors and became widespread in the Middle Ages.
Non-IE languages often have more than two levels of distinctness. In Thai and Japanese (the only two languages about which I can speak with confidence), there are a variety of different pronouns that can be used depending on the exact nature of the social relations between the interlocutors, and the system often extends not just to the 2nd person pronoun but to the 1st and 3rd person pronouns as well.
Yes. As far as I know, you actually is the formal, originally plural version (ye/you/your) and thou was the informal version (thou/thee/thy/thine). Over time, thou became impolitely informal and is now no longer used, though interestingly enough nowadays it might even be perceived as more formal than you because it's archaic and survives almost exclusively in liturgical language.
It seems Middle English developed the distinction between formal (you) and informal (thou) versions: this distinction did not exist in Old English. The formal pronoun you was originally a plural form of thou; it can be seen in many languages that a plural form is seen as more polite, which is probably related to the Majestic Plural ("we, King blah blah, grant..."). German Sie comes from plural 3rd person sie; French vous comes from plural Latin 2nd person vos/vester.
Therefore current formal pronouns seem to be relatively modern, convergent developments. I have never heard of formal pronouns in PIE. In classical Latin and Greek, no real formal pronouns were in use either; in Japanese, on the other hand, there are said to be more complex forms of formal pronouns and other words.
Actually, somewhat contrary to the fine answer selected above, you was not originally the form that paired with the familiar singular thee. Rather, the nominative (and vocative) form was ye. The now-common you was originally used in objective forms alone, so accusative or dative.
For example, Wordsworth draws the nominative–dative distinction when he writes in Lyrical Ballads vii: "Yet ye are seven! — I pray you tell, Sweet Maid, how this may be." A vocative example by Shakespeare can be found in Richard II III. ii. 84: "Looke not to the ground, Ye fauorites of a King."
The OED explains of 'ye' how:
In contrast, here's its note about you:
The historical forms given for you are:
Whereas the historical forms given for thou are:
There's a lot more than that there if you check out the OED entries for ye, thou, and you.
It looks like Georgia doesn't like ȝ (U+021D
Hm, I don't imagine there's any way to get the font's small capitals? That would certainly be useful.
What happened in English pretty much happened in German, and other European languages.
Both German and English started off around 1500 or so, with singular and plural second person pronouns:
Then the nobility started to require more politeness, and
Similar remarks can be made, mutatis mutandis, for Spanish tu/usted and French tu/vous
Just to clarify since I see it alluded to but not clearly said, you was, originally, the objective plural.
As said, originally, there was no "polite" form. Thou (thu, þu) was the singular subjective/nominative and ye was plural subjective/nominative. After the Norman-French Takeover, some began to try to graft the T-V distinction onto the English pronouns. This led to a lot of confusion and resentment. After it was all said and done, both thou and ye were dropped in favor of you serving as both the sing. and pl. as well as subj. and obj. forms.
Genesis 19:8 KJV is a good byspel to see the subj./obj. forms (Lot speaking to a crowd):
Personally, I'm very glad that the "polite" form didn't take hold in English. I find it to be a pain when speaking other tongues. Many have informally solved the plural problem with y'all or youse or even you guys.
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HARROGATE, Tenn. – Despite suffering an 8-6 setback in the opening game, Anderson University baseball held off a furious seventh-inning rally with a 15-13 marathon victory, claiming its first series win over Lincoln Memorial since joining the South Atlantic Conference in 2011 Saturday afternoon at LMU's Hennon Field.
With the split, the Trojans move to 18-26 on the season and an even 13-13 mark in the SAC heading into the final week of the conference schedule next weekend. The Railsplitters, who entered the weekend in first place of the league standings, jumped to 25-14-1 overall and 15-7 for the conference.
Leading the AU attack was senior left fielder Nate Galliford with six hits for both games, including blasting two home runs in the opening game of the day, increasing his conference-leading total to 15 for the season. The senior finished 3-for-5 with five RBI and two runs scored in the first game, and followed the career day with a 3-for-4 game with two runs scored and a double.
Classmate Jonathan Zalud recorded five hits on the day, following a 4-for-4 performance in the opening game of the series on Friday. For the series, Zalud went 9-for-13 (.692) with three doubles, two RBI and five runs scored.
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Sophomore first baseman Steven Cooper was held to a 0-for-4 performance in the opening game for his first 0-for-4 game since March 25 at North Greenville. Cooper made up for his showing in the first game with a 4-for-6 game in the final game of the day to go along with a run scored and an RBI.
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Anderson returns to the diamond on Wednesday when it looks to avenge an earlier season loss to nationally-ranked Lander. Following its trip to its in-state rival on Wednesday, AU will begin a three-game set with Newberry next weekend, looking to clinch a spot into the Food Lion SAC Tournament for the first time in program history.


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This is as ubiquitous as a face gets. You've probably seen this image hundreds of times, maybe even thousands, if you're a rich person who enjoys sleeping on piles of money. A version of this unfinished portrait of George Washington adorns every dollar bill (go on, dig into your pocket and compare for yourself). However, have you ever taken a close look at his mouth?
We usually get too lost in those dreamy eyes to notice anything else.
More specifically, have you ever noticed how freaking huge it seems? He looks like he's storing nuts for the winter in there, or possibly a whole squirrel. As many of you no doubt already know, Washington lost his teeth and had to use dentures -- however, his mouth didn't always look as bulgy as it does in his most famous portrait.
Rembrandt Peale via The-athenaeum.org
The only thing that all the artists could agree on was that the man loved his rouge.
As it happens, on the day when Washington sat for the portrait that would go on to show up on your money, he was wearing a spare set of dentures because his usual ones were broken. In a letter to his doctor, he begged him to fix his other dentures quickly because these "are both uneasy in the mouth and bulge my lips out in such a manner as to make them appear considerably swelled."
"My friends will think Martha has been hitting me again."
Washington withstood the torture and sat in front of artist Gilbert Stuart for hours because his wife had personally commissioned the portrait ... and in the end, it was all for nothing, because Stuart intentionally left the painting unfinished so he could keep it in his studio and use it to make duplicates that he'd sell for big bucks. That's how the painting became so popular despite never being finished, and as a result we now think of our first president as being considerably more big-mouthed than he really was.
#3. The First Picture of a Person. Ever.
Have you noticed how in every old-timey photo from the first half of the 19th century the streets always happen to be empty? They all look like the set of I Am Legend or something. This is because back then taking a single photo was a huge pain in the ass: Early cameras would take up to 10 minutes to actually get an image, and no one was willing to sit still that long just for the benefit of having their soul stolen by a strange machine. Nothing that moved showed up in pictures, so people didn't really start taking photos of other people until the latter part of the century.
The above photo from 1838 is a perfect example of this: It's just another lame-ass black-and-white street with no one in it -- except for that one guy getting his shoe shined. See him? Here he is zoomed up:
Gah, it's Slender Man! Start punching!
The image was taken by Louis Daguerre, who probably didn't think it would gain notoriety 170 years later when a blogger would point out that it was the first photo of a human being ever taken, even if he looks more like some sort of shadow creature. Another blogger created a colorized version where you can see him much more clearly:
This was a complicated process, because as you know they hadn't invented color back then.
The identity of the first man to be photographed, of course, is unknown. How much did he pay for the shoeshine? Was he making a duck face when the picture was taken? Sadly, we'll never know.
#2. The First Picture of a Person ... Flipping You Off
If you asked us what's so amazing about this picture of an 1886 baseball team, we'd simply point out the obvious: This was taken at a classier time when men wore top hats to the stadium and 18 out of 24 baseball players had objectively awesome mustaches. However, look closely at the man in the upper left corner -- more specifically, at what he's telling you to do with his hand:
"Suck it, future boy."
That's legendary pitcher Charles "Old Hoss" Radbourn in the first known instance of someone giving the finger to the camera. Seriously, if there's an earlier picture of this gesture, no one has found it -- how many of you even knew that old-timey people flipped each other off just like we do? We always figured they went straight to dueling each other.
Radbourn was a fairly popular player in the 1880s, and is still the only pitcher in the history of Major League Baseball to win 60 games in one season. Heck, he even had his own baseball card:
"A pack a day keeps me strong and fit!" Anyway, he died at age 43.
Wait, what's he doing with his ...?
"And you suck it, too, even-further-in-the-future boy."
Holy shit, he's the second person to flip off a camera, too. You know what, maybe his fingers were frozen like that -- which makes sense, considering that Charley Hoss, as the other players called him, is apparently where the term "charley horse" comes from.
#1. The German Who Didn't Give a Fuck
It's easy to think that everyone in Nazi Germany was a monster because, well, it was Nazi Germany. This photo of a crowd of seemingly regular people performing the Nazi salute certainly doesn't help fight that perception -- the photo was taken at the launch of a German army vessel in 1936, during a ceremony that was attended by Adolf Hitler himself. As you can see, everyone in attendance is showing their undying support for Der Fuhrer by throwing out their very best "Seig Heil."
Well, almost everyone:
"As soon as they serve the hors d'oeuvres, I'm outta here."
Look closer -- not only is this guy not doing the salute at a time and a place where that could have easily gotten him killed, but he's actually wearing his best "meh" face.
He had both arms occupied at actively not giving a fuck.
Think about it: Even today, you could get beat up for wearing a hockey jersey in front of people from the other team. This guy was standing in the middle of a crowd of literal Nazis, and he still had the balls to not go along with them, leading us to believe that he might have attended the ceremony simply so he could lay a fart on Hitler.
How do we know that he wasn't just resting his arms or something, though? Because we actually know who he was: His name was August Landmesser, and not long after this picture was taken, he was arrested for trying to marry a part-Jewish woman, which was illegal. That's right, this guy had "attempted marriage" in his criminal record.
Neither Landmesser nor his would-be wife survived the war, but their two daughters did, and in 1991 one of them recognized her father in this picture and began sharing his badassery with the world.
"Adolph Hitler? More like Piece of Shitler."
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I have the following code:
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So when I tap on the row it is able to bring this table view. Then I press navigate back and choose a different row, then the app crashes. I tried to see in the console for any error, but can't find any. What is wrong?


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Has music ever cheered you up? Has it ever helped you remember something you forgot? It probably has, and if it hasn't happened to you yet, it likely will. Music has the ability to affect your brain in many different ways, from enhancing your workout to boosting your immune system.
One useful side effect of listening to music lies in the recollection of memories. When you listen to a song you know well, you might be reminded of a certain time, place, or memory. That memory had been forgotten, but when you heard the song, it came rushing back as if it were yesterday. We all have unique ways of remembering things. Personally, when recalling a memory, I have a single image, a snapshot of the memory in one moment, and the accompanying worded explanation. But I have that single image. When I listen to Frou Frou's "Let Go," I remember a majestic mountain range, captured through the windshield of an old van, the snow-capped peaks complimenting the song's lyrics of absolute beauty. The song retrieves a memory that I can only remember when I hear the song. As I write this, I am listening to the song. I have to, to remember. Many of my songs have the same effect. Perhaps my method of recalling memories is unique to me, but I doubt it. Listening to music you know stimulates a region of the brain known as the hippocampus, which handles long-term memory storage. So if you're having trouble remembering something but can remember what song you were listening to at the time, then your best bet is to listen to that song.
If you're starting to feel stressed or ill, music could be the cure. Music has been proven to boost the immune system. Slow, soothing music is known to decrease stress, as it decreases the level of the stress hormone cortisol. Fast, upbeat music is known to increase the level of antibodies in your system, effectively boosting your immune system. I know that listening to Afrocelt's "Persistence of Memory" eases the tension of the day, relaxes me. And Peter Gabriel's "Shock the Monkey" always puts a smile on my face. Next time you're not feeling your best, a nice upbeat song might be the perfect thing for you.
Music can help you decrease anxiety and keep yourself from choking up when placed under pressure. Humorous, light-hearted songs decrease anxiety and are perfect for before meetings and presentations. Some such songs are Weird Al Yankovic's "Fat," some of Jonathan Coulton's or They Might Be Giants' songs, or Monty Python's "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life." These songs distract your brain and make you laugh enough to keep you from choking up or freezing.
When exercising, listening to music can increase exercising strength. It can help you run, swim, or bike faster for longer. Fast-paced music distracts your attention, while at the same time pushes your heart and muscles to work harder and at a faster pace. Music makes exercising much more enjoyable, and much easier.
The delivery system for this music must be quality if you want the best results. But you can't tote around a boombox when you're running or swimming. No, for that you need an MP3 player. And that means headphones. But not all headphones are adequate for such things. Many are ill-fitting, and fall out as soon as you start moving around. Velodyne's vPulse in-ear headphones have ear adapters for all ear sizes, providing the user a perfect seal for balanced sound and ensuring they stay put. This makes them ideal for exercising, and for all occasions, really. If you want these effects of music, you need the right headphones.


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If your baby was born this week, she'd still need some help with breathing and feeding. But it's reassuring to know that basically she's in pretty good shape for survival. However, you are unlikely to go into labor this early. Now is your chance to start practicing the relaxation and pain-relieving exercises that you've been learning at your prenatal classes. The more familiar you are with the techniques, the more they will help you during labor.
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I found a recipe on the internet in which half a cup of ground flax seeds are added to the mixture to make muffins.
Since there is flour and sugar in it I was wondering if that defeats the purpose of using flax seeds to increase your fiber intake and profit from all of their properties.
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I'm considering getting a SDXC card to extend the drive space of my Macbook Air. I just want to make sure both the 64 GB and 128 GB SDXC cards work on the 2011 Macbook Air.
It appears to work according to several reports:
According to iFixit it uses the Gensys logic GL822 SD slot controller which is a USB 2.0 high speed device (480mbps) and supports up to 2TB SDXC cards.
According to this discussion thread on Apple's forums, both 64 and 128 GB SDXC cards are well supported on the latest [mid-2011 at the time of writing] MBA, provided you format them using the Mac OS X Journaled option.
My mid-2011 MacBook Air recognizes and uses a Komputerbay 64 GB SDXC card just fine. It's a $54 card from Amazon. However, I only get read speeds around 33 MB/s from this card.
the card reader is on a USB 2 bus so it will never be all that fast. As some point they put the card reader on a ?pci-e? bus and it has higher possible speed.


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Why do farmers allow me to harvest their crops? Is it not a monetary loss to them if I go away without selling the harvest?
I heard tell there was an in-game book that detailed the economic system of Skyrim, but I do not know its name. Is there an explanation to this?


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STEUBENVILLE - Jonathan Peterson, 50, of 215 Cadiz Road, Wintersville, is facing multiple charges after City Police said he led officers on a brief chase in the South End around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Police reported being notified by Weirton Police to be on the lookout for a van involved in a hit-skip in Weirton and possibly heading toward Steubenville.
City officers saw the van on South Street and it accelerated when an officer turned on the cruiser's lights. The vehicle drove for several blocks before wrecking into a concrete stoop on a house in the 400 block of South Sixth Street, police reported.
Peterson was charged with fleeing and eluding, reckless operation, one way street, failure to control, driving with a suspended license and operating a vehicle under the influence.
Boil order lifted
in Follansbee
FOLLANSBEE - A 48-hour boil order issued for the city's downtown water customers has been lifted.
City Manager John DeStefano said the order was issued so water samples could be taken following repairs to line breaks on Mahan Lane and near the intersection of Virginia Avenue and Ohio Street on Monday.
The breaks disrupted service to customers from Mahan Lane south to Mahan Avenue for a few hours and other areas for shorter periods, DeStefano said. He said another break occurred on Hooverson Heights but didn't affect service.
The boil order also affected Follansbee Middle School, and pupils and staff were provided bottled water, said Marty Bartz, assistant superintendent.
Bartz said the school's breakfasts and lunches are prepared at Brooke High School and weren't affected by the disruption.
Grammy-nominated vocalist to perform
STEUBENVILLE - Franciscan University of Steubenville's Sacred Music Program is hosting a concert featuring mezzo-soprano Misty Bermudez. The concert will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at St. Peter's Church, Fourth Street.
The program consists of Baroque music of the 17th and 18th centuries, including works of Bach, Vivaldi and Monteverdi.
Bermudez, a founding and current member of the Grammy-nominated vocal ensemble, Seraphic Fire, has captivated audiences with her "ravishing" voice and her "compelling concert performances," according to reviewers of her performances. Her recent performances include Handel's Messiah and Dido and Aeneas with Seraphic Fire and Firebird Orchestra.
Bermudez will be accompanied by Marina Nielsen on baroque cello and Paul Weber, Franciscan University of Steubenville associate professor of music, on organ and harpsichord.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Annual Cattelmen's banquet slated
BLOOMINGDALE - The Jefferson County Cattlemen's Association and the Carroll County Cattlemen's Association will hold their annual beef banquet at 7 pm. Wednesday at Ohio Catering's The Countryside, 91 township Road 262.
The year's guest speaker will be Steve Boyles, an Ohio State University Extension beef specialist.
The menu will include roast beef, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, salad, roll and dessert.
The cost is $15 per person. Individuals may pay at the door; however, call the OSU Extension office at (740) 328-7997 to RSVP.
Author to speak at Bethany event
BETHANY - Author Rick Lowery will be the featured speaker for the 58th-annual Oreon E. Scott Lectures to be held April 8-9 at Bethany College's Mountainside Conference Center.
Lowery is a dean and adjunct professor of Hebrew Bible at Lexington Theological Seminary in Kentucky and author of several books on Biblical studies and social and ecological justice.
He is writing a book titled "Genesis and Human Rights," which will be the focus of this year's event, and his many writings include blogs for the Huffington Post.
Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. on April 8 at the conference center.
The Timothy Luncheon will be held at noon and the day will include dinner at 5:30 p.m. followed by a 7 p.m. worship service led by Lowery at Bethany Memorial Church and a reception with Bethany College President Scott D. Miller at Christman Manor at Pendleton Heights.
The Oreon E. Scott Lectures are funded through the Oreon E. Scott Foundation.
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Asian beetles to be discussed
WELLSBURG - The Brooke County West Virginia University Extension Office and Brooke County Public Library will present a discussion of Asian longhorn beetles and emerald ash borers at 1 p.m. March 12.
Pathologist Patty Gundrum will discuss the insects' negative impact.
Those interested in attending the free program are asked to call (304) 737-3666 so sufficient materials may be prepared.
Harrison Hills registration dates set
Kindergarten registration for children who plan to enter Harrison Hills City School District during the 2013-14 school year has been scheduled at the following places:
Harrison East Elementary, 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 20 and April 8.
Harrison North Elementary, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 22 and April 12.
To be eligible for kindergarten a child must be 5 years of age on or before Sept. 30.
Before enrollment can be completed, it will be necessary that a legal birth certificate, Social Security number and immunization record be presented.
Parents are asked to bring a gas bill, water bill or electric bill that shows a physical address for proof of residency.
Also bring custody and/or court papers, if applicable.
Each parent should contact their child's school for an appointment prior to the registration date. Children are asked to accompany their parent to the registration.


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I just wanted to ask how come some cyclists when they ride they lean in, while their arms straight, and some resemble a 45 to 60 degree angle (which looks cool by the way).
I have a hybrid bike and I wish I could get that look and it seems to be more efficient because some of the weight looks to be shifted in the front wheel compared with cycling on a straight back (90-80 degrees angle).
Is it the distance between the seat and the handlebars? Is that the reason they have to bend their body? Or is it something else?


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Here are four informative videos on the Neighborhood Health Center. Click here to watch.
Welcome to the Marquette Neighborhood Health Center's website, where you'll find everything you need to know about us, including hours of operation, insurance information, and how we can deliver quality women's health care services.
The Marquette Neighborhood Health Center is located on the third floor of the Hillside Family Resource Center, 1452 N. 7th St., Milwaukee.
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To make an appointment, call: (414) 933-9100
* A Certified Nurse-Midwife or Nurse Practitioner is also available for urgent problems 24-hours-a-day. This service is available to anyone who has had at least one visit at the center.
We provide a wide range of primary health care and women's health services including prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care. Our advanced practice nurses have licensure to prescribe medications, order and evaluate laboratory and imaging tests, and make referrals to specialty services as needed.
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The MNHC accepts Medicaid, Medicare and many other insurance plans, and is an in-network provider for all Marquette health plans (EPO and PPO) and the university's Student Health Insurance plan.
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Sort of brainstorming: why integrating systems by means of exchanging loosely-structured files (as opposed to XML web services integration) is a bad idea?
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We're offering an online solution for enterprise customers (big ones) and in implementing this we often need to integrate with their internal systems (HR databases, CRM and ERP systems, you know the drill).
One of the most common integration point is that we need to have information about their employees in our internal databases. To that end, we're advocating information exchange via XML Web Services with either us calling their WS Endpoint on a regular basis and asking for changes since
timestamp or them invoking our WS and supplying all the information required. Enterprisey and buzzwordy enough, sure.
Now, what we're offered is: every week we'll manually export our HR data into an Excel workbook, email it to you and expect this data to be where it belongs. Slightly better option: automatically exported Excel file is shared on a network drive accessible over VPN.
Naturally, this is error-prone and doesn't scale, but that's the only cost-effective option for our customers. We need somehow to persuade them to switch over to Web Services, but since the final decision on whether our system will be implemented or not is made by someone without technical background we need to either present non-techincal arguments or present them in a way that's understandable by a mere mortal.