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I am planning to install two SQL Server 2008 instances on an active/passive cluster. Each instance is supporting the same application, but the DBs will be supporting specific geographic locations. I'd like to name the instances to reflect the name of the application and the site, factoring in that at least one instance will be a named instance.
My understanding is that the SQL Server Virtual Name has to be registered in AD and can only be used once. If this is true, I can not have instances on this cluster named \EAST and \WEST as the can't be registered in AD more than one, or can I?
Can I have two named instances on a cluster with the same base instance name or will the base instance name have to be unique for AD registration purposes?


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I'm looking into the patterns used to position "padfeet" on a padfoot soil compactor. The point of the feet is to gain an increased ground pressure, the downside is that as you roll over an area you only cover a certain percent of the ground, in this case 15% each time.(I've already calculated average % you will hit with each successive pass"
The pattern that is typically used is the chevron(bottom right, spaces removed). What is done is that the operator will roll forward and back over and area, and then turn around 180 degrees and repeat up to 6-8 total passes. The reversing is done to purposely decrease the chance of overlapping the "V"'s.
My question is, I've considered changing this to either the gull wing(bottom left and top with accurate spacing) or a even more scattered pattern such as putting row 5 as the 3rd impact, thus making a double chevron. Looking at this, I visually perceive this to be a "more random" pattern, but is there a way quantify or define a difference between the changing patterns when they are both "equal" in their coverage. Or is it just in my head.
Thinking a bit more about it: What I've calculated previously (with some assistance) is the % coverage from each pass"In general if the compactor affects p fraction of the area each time, after n passes it will have covered 1−(1−p)n of the area. So to cover 90% in 8 passes, you'll need just about 25% coverage on each pass, as 1−(1−.25)8≈90%."
The purpose of the 180 turn is to better mimic this calcuation, because you don't have a unique pattern hit with every pass, and if you overlap while just driving forwards and back you're likely to overlap with all 9 rows. It seems like introducing a change to the pattern going around the drum, so that the pattern does not repeat identically for all 15 chevrons around the circumference, but adjusts slightly so that even when an overlap takes place it takes place to a lesser percent.
That still doesn't tell me if/how the shape of "each" pattern matters or not though.


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I want to post images from my iOS app to a single Facebook fan page. I'm new to facebook-sdk. I can post to a user's page with no issue using either facebook sdk or social framework, but what I cannot work out is posting to a fan page. I have set up a fan page and have set it to allow posts from anyone but when I try it with the url
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I can post image but it end up only in my images . no matter what url I Use fb /me/photo or /fan_page_id/photo the images only end up in my image folder not on the wall please any help would be great I can find 1000's of questions on this but no answer .


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Oh wow bigray again. Lets see how many downvotes this time. Nobody cares about your opinion, you should have got the hint by now. Guess not.
Be sure to tip your driver, even with a free pizza. My son is working his way through college driving for them.
Totally agree about tipping on free pizza.
What's your address bigray? I'll have them deliver a pizza to you.
@sstaylor: Yea, what sucks is they have the big delivary fee, which doesnt really go to the driver. So many people dont tip because they consider that a tip. Which I feel somewhat the same but still tip at least $2 minimum.


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[4.1] After selecting a tab, window no longer moveable
I'm seeing a weird problem with a Ext.window.Window which just contains a tab panel with two tabs (each is a Ext.panel.Panel).
When I select one of the tabs, the window is no longer movable. If I dont select one of the tabs the window moves fine.
I'm attempting to reduce the code down for easy debugging, but so far there is very little in the code other than the tab handling.
Any ideas what might be causing this? Works fine in 4.0.7.
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People come at me frequently asking questions about computers. It can be flattering at first but you know they are coming back with the most absurd questions because they don't know enough to figure it out on their own. You can try explaining them what you're doing but since asking you is easier than googling the answer they're more encouraged to nod away the explanation than memorizing anything. It's not unusual they commit the same mistake in the future with small dumber innovations.
I know a huge group of people who've been beginners for over a decade even though the computer is constantly used in their job. They're tought specific tasks in ERPs and Microsoft Office, ignoring everything else job related. How much wouldn't their job be improved by learning a more efficient way to finish frequent tasks? It bothers me to witness people doing repetitive tasks when there's a godamn machine in front of them ready to automatize any kind of task that doesn't require thinking.
Basic computer skills can prevent a lot of dumb mistakes, finally upgrading yet another beginner to an intermediate. What are those skills though? What kind of basic skills can be tought to boost the learning process?


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Is every output of a hash function (e.g. SHA1, MD5, etc) guaranteed to be possible, or, conversely, are there any output values that cannot possibly be created from any input? If so, what guarantees this? If not, is it possible to discover such impossible outputs via an attack faster than bruteforce?
There is no proof that every output of common hash functions is reachable for some input, but it is expected to be true. No method better than brute force is known to check this, and brute force is entirely impractical.
By the coupon's collector argument, it is expected to require $2^n\cdot(n\cdot\ln(2)+\gamma)+1/2+o(1)$ random values to reach all $n$-bit values, with $\gamma\approx 0.577216$.
Translated to hashes, about $2^{134.5}$ (for MD5) or $2^{166.8}$ (for SHA-1) distinct messages are expected to be required to reach all output values, on the assumption that these hashes behave as random functions. This assumption is reasonable, as it is the design goal of the round function of these hashes.
Update: as stated by Jon Callas in an other answer, it is possible to construct hash functions which demonstrably do not reach all their output; and even some that are computationally secure. One example is $\mathcal{H'}=\mathcal{H}(\mathcal{H}(m)|1)$ where $|$ is bitwise OR, and $\mathcal{H}$ is a common hash function. $\mathcal{H'}$ reaches markedly less than half of its output space, but is likely as fine as $\mathcal{H}$ by all other experimental metrics except speed.
There is no general answer, because there's no general statement you can make about all hash functions. It depends on the hash function, and how it compresses.
If you found that this was true for a given hash function, that it didn't generate some outputs, then this would be a flaw. It is at least a distinguisher, and most likely is indicative of some larger flaw, but how large the flaw is depends on many, many things.
Consider this 512-bit hash function G = SHA512(MD5(M)).
It cannot generate all the 512-bit possible outputs, because its inputs are limited to the outputs of MD5. It will also collide with any M and M' that have an MD5 collision. But for other purposes, e.g. getting a key from a password with PBKDF2, it would work fine. Ish.


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People talk about all kinds of stuff without ever explaining what it is. Knowing what stuff is would be a big help in uncomfortable conversations.
Yesterday, my wife looked upside-down at me as I lay on the sofa and said, "We've got a lot of stuff to do this weekend."
"Wow," I echoed with fake enthusiasm, "a lot of stuff, indeed."
Several moments passed as we each pondered private thoughts. My "stuff" included two hot vampire movies and a triumphant amount of sofa time. Based on bitter experience, I felt that the odds of our stuff being compatible were slim.
"I, um, had plans. What sort of stuff were you thinking?"
As I watched her lips move, I found myself fading into that different dimension where husbands go to dwell where stuff like this wasn't happening.
While I'm out there, let me take a break and talk about other stuff.
Bag ladies carry stuff. Movie stars have staff that deal with stuff. Everyone has stuff to do, stuff to buy, stuff to finish, stuff to quit, stuff to move, and stuff we enjoy, but that still doesn't get to what "stuff" is.
George Carlin says our homes have become just a place to keep our stuff while we're out getting more stuff. He's right.
Stuff clings like refrigerator magnets on R2D2, but we're always after more. My wife says to me, "Would you please go to the store; I need a bunch of stuff."
"What stuff?" I ask.
"Stuff for stuffing some game hens," she says.
"Stuff for stuffing? Do you ever listen to yourself?"
The scowl is formidable but finally, "Forget it, you stay here and straighten up stuff in the kitchen and I'll go get my own stuff from the store," and she roared off in a smoking huff, muttering some pretty harsh stuff as if she thought I'd done something wrong.
I'm starting to think that stuff is some kind of mystery element that they didn't tell you about in chemistry class.
I thought maybe I had it pinned down when she came home a bit calmer and said, "If you'll unload the stuff from the car, I'll put it away." I ran out eagerly, finally I could see what stuff is! But there wasn't any stuff in the car because the car was stuffed with groceries. I went back to my couch and a DVD promising a bevy of buxom Italian vampires barely stuffed into their costumes.
Suddenly there was a tapping on the headphones, "Aren't you going to get the stuff out of the car?"
"You can't fool me," I said, "the car is full of groceries." She must have needed them, because she scowled and stomped off in stony silence punctuated by several ominous door slams. Suddenly the temperature dropped a few degrees and a foreboding shadow crossed the TV.
I looked up. Her eyes narrowed dangerously, "Are you going to help with any of the stuff around here?"
"I don't think you know what stuff is any more than I do," I said.
Her glare bridged the wide gulf that separated us. She clenched her fingers and examined the nails on her left hand for several moments before calmly asking, "Do you like stuff the way it is around here?"
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This may not be the best place to post this, but my question is asking the sort of the opposite of What is the equivalent to the Windows "Program Files" folder? .
I'm new to windows and am used to the unix style file system, where there are designated folders for certain types of files. I'm wondering what the normal way to install programs is in windows, specifically ones that will be started from the cmd prompt.
So far, I have been adding user environment variables for each program, and appending this variable to the PATH. So, for gvim, I would add
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Why is the exclamation mark called a bang? Bang is used to mean the sound of something falling but these days I hear it frequently used to mean the exclamation mark, especially in IT related texts.
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Punctuation apparently got short names and nicknames in the printing industry when humans set the type, literally by putting small pieces of metal into frames. They needed to say "pass me a ..." and multi-syllable names like "exclamation point" didn't work as well for them as short and easily distinguishable ones.
Something similar happened in the early days of computers, when we had to type a lot of things and often tell each other what to type. Again, short names that didn't sound anything like each other were preferred to long ones. The Unix guys, who like to use words related to magic and wizardry whenever they could, re-animated many of these really old fashioned printer's type words and invented a few of their own. (Here's a list but there are many more you can find - just search for a few of the nicknames and you'll find pages with lists of them.)
As to bang, if you read the comics you'll see that certain words are always written with an exclamation mark, and Bang! is one of them. It gives more emphasis to the word, which is representing a sudden loud sound like the firing of a gun. (Things can fall over with a bang, but it's not the canonical example of the sound.) Printers also called it screamer, I guess because it could change an ordinary sentence like
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Some people will only be satisfied when this team has 10 starting quality players.
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Some people will only be satisfied when this team has 10 starting quality players.
Anyone else notice the constant stream of noise there from their arena music? Kind of adding to the ****** experience
Does everyone see why we need Danny back ASAP?
Well, at least Detroit is keeping it close with Miami.
So he can replace Ian?
The OJ-CJ-GH-Lance 3-16 could be better.
If Patty Mills is playing for the Pistons tonight, then it should be back in single-digits shortly.
OMG Stephenson are you a god damn double agent or something
Hill's lack of aggressive and decisiveness is starting to become a norm more and more and it makes me mad. He needs to freakin be aggressive
Try to get it down to 10 by half.
Keep going to Hibbert on Offense, he is playing well.
Yes, take it inside!
Even the garbage player of Perkins looks decent today
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Good defensive sequence from OJ.
They can't miss.
There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
Its over. Our offense is pathetic.
Can we leave OJ in OKC
Oj shooting threes is as good as a turnover
I say after half come out with a line-up of Hill/Lance/Paul/Cope/Hibbert and let Cope rain down the threes?


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$$\begin{align*} &1.\quad \lnot R \lor \lnot T \lor U\\ &2.\quad R\\ &3.\quad T \end{align*}$$
It seems clear that you can end up with this: $$4.\quad U$$
Now then, number $4$ was made by using disjunctive syllogism on three statements at the same time. Is that alright (for, say, a formal proof in a test), or am I supposed to do it "slower" and only do inferences with two statements at a time?
Another title for this question could have been: Is it alright to do inferences with more than two statements simultaneously? But, apparently, the destructive dilemma inference rule actually uses three statements anyway, so I guess I should keep this to just disjunctive syllogisms.


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What version of Android?
the latest Android OS
Jelly Bean I take it??
Whats the difference between an A700 and this A210?
Double check the interweb for info and updates. I have an Acer Iconia A500, refurb. Very happy with the device. With that said, Acer is no longer updating android beyond ICS for the A500. Needless to say, this has torque'd off some users from buying another Acer product if their end-of-life for updates is so short. Don't know about the particular device posted here but I'd check before you buy.
@xmracer: the tablet comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
I made the mistake of buying an Acer refurb tablet. Many problems. Acers customer service sux. They will not provide any tech service to you. Furthermore, their Android software support / maintenance is non-existant. Save yourself some major agravation and pass. You can find a much better Samsung tablet for the same money at Sams club and many other places!
@techierob: Both tablets have a multi-touch 10.1" screen, A700 comes with higher resolution and sharper screen. Processors have similar features except for A700 is 0.1GHz faster. Other than that both have 1GB RAM, and have maximum capacity of 128GB...Does this answer your questions? Let me know if you'd like to learn more.
i got an acer refurb and like it just fine. easy to root and throw cyanogen mod on it, so eol is not a concern for me :)
@drcanak: I have had the A500 for 18 mos. use it daily. i like it. Can you get the built-in mic to work? Like for voice to text? It seems most users, including me, have very limited success with that feature.
@goatcrapp: do u have the A200 by chance? What's a good tutorial on how to do that?
@katanaryda: just used this: http://www.voidmydroid.com/blog/2012/simpleroot-super-simple-root-acer-iconia-tab-a200/
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The most notable change for 2011 was the decline in the Kansas birth rate to 13.8 live births per 1,000 population, the lowest level recorded since the Kansas Vital Records system was established in 1912. This is slightly lower than the previous low of 13.9 live births per 1,000 population in 1973, during the "baby bust" years. The number of live births to Kansas resident mothers in 2011 was 39,628, down two percent from 40,439 in 2010.
There were 3,545 live births in 2011 to Kansas resident mothers under the age of twenty, down 8.6 percent from 3,879 live births to Kansas resident mothers in this age group in 2010. Births to mothers under twenty were 8.9% of all resident births in 2011, down from 9.6% in 2010.
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gluten & dairy-free black bean chocolate brownie recipe
gluten-free, dairy-free black bean brownies
Soft brown sugar can be used in place of muscovado if you prefer and remember to make sure your baking powder is gluten-free, as some aren't. I use Whittaker's 50% dark block which is dairy-free.
makes 12.
- 3/4 cup dried black beans, soaked overnight in plenty of cold water (or use 425g can of tinned black beans, rinsed well and drained)
- 3 large free-range eggs
- 5 tablespoons (75ml) virgin coconut oil or a light flavoured olive oil
- 1 cup (200g) muscovado sugar
- 1/2 cup (55g) cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup (55g) almond meal (ground almonds)
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla essence
- 1/2 teaspoon gluten-free baking powder
- 100g (approx 3/4 cup once chopped) dark chocolate, chopped roughly
If using dried beans, drain soaked beans and cover with fresh water. Bring to the boil then reduce and simmer for about 1 hour until very soft, but still holding their shape. Drain and set aside to cool.
Preheat oven to 180 C/350 F. Grease a 18x28cm slice tin (rimmed) and line with baking paper.
Tip cooled beans into the bowl of a food processor and blend to form a smooth paste. Add the eggs and oil and pulse to combine. Add sugar, cocoa, almond meal, vanilla and baking powder. Process until smooth and well combined. Add chopped chocolate and pulse to evenly distribute. Spoon mixture into prepared slice tin and smooth the top off with the back of a spoon.
Bake for 30-35 minutes or until a inserted skewer comes out clean. Cool in the tin. Slice into 12 squares and serve. Store leftovers in an airtight container for 3-4 days (that's a guess as ours only made it to the second day!). It will firm up and go more fudgey if stored in the fridge.
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Oh yum, I will make these this weekend! Was looking for a great treat to make our yoga teacher. Plus have been eying up Heidi's black bean brownies for while. Your photos definitely sealed the deal!ReplyDelete
That sounds so delicious, who would have thought of adding black beans? I love treats where something else has been added making it more nutritious, like using silken tofu in cakes! Genius :) xReplyDelete
O man... they look so, so tempting. I can feel a trip to Kakulas coming on.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2011 at 5:07 PM
yum...definitely going to try these, but use coconut oil instead of vegetable oil.thankyou!Simone.ReplyDelete
Love the first picture. Would love to have one of these brownies right now.ReplyDelete
Oh wow, it looks amazing. I would love to try it but Im gluten,dairy AND egg free :( ...Might make it for my daughter though, she would love it.ReplyDelete
I think I may try these, too and add a pinch of cayenne.ReplyDelete
Rach~ I know good ol' Heidi was onto these things way back in 2008!ReplyDelete
Hannah~ You know how much I love to share recipes that use strange ingredients! Tofu in cakes and bliss balls, black beans in brownies...
Leigh~ I need to stock up there real soon too!
Simone~ Coconut oil would be wonderful!
Anja~ Thanks :-)
Leonie~ You know, because the beans and almond meal do such a great job of holding things together I wouldn't be surprised if using 2 chia eggs and maybe a little stewed apple (apple sauce) could replace the 3 eggs? If you aren't familiar with chia eggs, to make 1 chia egg mix 1 tablespoon chia seeds with 3 tablespoons water. Set aside for 5 minutes stirring occasionally until thick and jelly-like. 1 chia egg happily replaces 1 regular egg in most baking recipes. Let me know if you try it out and have any luck :-)
Stacy~ Cayenne would be PERFECT!
wow- these look so rich and chocolatey, you would never know there were black beans in them! this is on the must try list for sure!ReplyDelete
in lieu of almond meal, could i use just plain AP or whole wheat flour?ReplyDelete
these beautiful and i love that they're DAIRY FREE.
That would totally work :-)Would be slightly different texture to using almond meal, but just as delicious I'm sure.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousApril 19, 2014 at 9:08 PM
Could you use milled oatmeal instead of almond meal? We have a nut allergy!Delete
I haven't tried that myself, but I don't see why that couldn't work. Let me know if you try and it does! xxDelete
Wow who would have thought black beans! The images have sold me - I am keen to give it a try!ReplyDelete
Amazing Brownies, hard to believe there are beans in there, you always come up with really interesting recipes Emma.ReplyDelete
amazing recipe! I must try these out!ReplyDelete
I'm pretty particular about my brownies but after reading your post I'm dying to try this version! They look just perfect. Going to go get some black beans soon :)ReplyDelete
Oh wow thanks for the heads up on the eggs.. I have never heard of chia eggs but will be trying it for sure! thanks so much.ReplyDelete
These look amazing - do you think the Whittakers 72% would work? Could I substitute that for the 50% in this and some of your other recipes (ie the cookies). Loving the dark chocolate! Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Leonie~ You're welcome :-)ReplyDelete
llana~ 72 % would be fine! Much more intense, but that's not such a bad thing when were talking chocolate eh?
These look fabulous! I've been thinking about making black bean brownies for about a year now. You've inspired me to give these a shot.ReplyDelete
I am so intrigued by these gorgeous brownies...and high protein, too? Going on the "must-make" list. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
This is great for snacks! My kids are picky eater, this would surely let them eat healthy food without forcing them. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Yum....and with all those beans they could almost count as one of my 5 a day...right?? ;) They just look so wonderfully oozy chocalatey...yum!ReplyDelete
oooh, these look really lovely and chewy. Just like i like my brownies. And I gotta say, I'm not much of a black bean user. I've got a jar of them in my pantry, but never seem inspired to soak them up for a savoury dish. This looks like my answer! xxReplyDelete
Wow - I am really impressed with your secret ingredient - who would have thought?! In fact, with all those beans in there, this pretty much counts as health food in my opinion! I totally have to try these.ReplyDelete
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- lemonchunkDecember 1, 2011 at 2:30 PM
I made these today and they are delicious!! thank you so much for the recipe =)ReplyDelete
WOW what a great recipe...and so easy! I substituted the vanilla essence for orange essence and grated in some orange rind as well. Yummmm. Next time I make these, I'm going to keep the vanilla essence and add in a large handful of fresh blueberries. I think they will make a lovely summery foil for the richness of the chocolate.ReplyDelete
Wow have just made these brownies. What a fab recipe xReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 25, 2012 at 7:42 PM
What is the calorie count in these if you make it to your exact recipe?ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 5:32 AM
If you go to MyFitnessPal.com you can enter in recipes and it calculates the calories for you per serving.Delete
Yum yum yum! These brownies are delish! Need to get some more black beans soaking to make another batch.ReplyDelete
They look delicious!! very nice pictures tooReplyDelete
But I can't get black beans, would soy beans work the same?Replies
At a guess I'd say yes, but I would be more inclined to use chickpeas, white beans or adzuki beans over soy.Delete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 5:31 AM
I have a question about the beans: Do you know the exact weight of the amount of beans after they've been soaked? You say to use a 425g can, but I could only find a 540ml can which ends up having only 352g of beans after the liquid is washed out. So do I need 425g of beans? Or was that taking in account of the liquid too? ?_?ReplyDeleteReplies
The 425g is the weight of the contents of the can, beans and liquid. So I'm not 100% sure what the weight of the drained beans would be? I used freshly cooked beans and have a vague memory of them being around 1 1/2 cups of cooked beans if that helps?... I don't think it would alter the recipe too much if you had a few extra or less beans.Delete
- AnonymousAugust 4, 2012 at 7:10 AM
Ok, thank you! I made them with the 325g that I had and they turned out fine! Thanks for sharing this recipe--delicious! I also worked it out that the whole recipe has about 2500 calories, or about 220 calories per serving. :)Delete
I made these for a potluck, and they were a hit! Shared your blog and recipe with several. Thanks!ReplyDelete
- JulianaDecember 2, 2012 at 11:16 PM
Thank you so much for your very inspiring blog! I am new to cooking and baking gluten-free, since I tried to find something to bring for a friend who is intolerant. I love that you recipie is quite easy and I know/can get a hold of all the ingedrients, which doesn't so much apply to the other recipies I could find on the net. The brwonies tturned out super! Moist, chocolately, not to sweet - exactly how I like them. And I really can't taste the beans (even though I like them). Stellar! :-DReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! Stoked you enjoyed this recipe xxDelete
I love that idea of making the beans, then freezing them. Makes total sense, and better then canned beans. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I have been making these non-stop since finding your recipe, they're so good! Made a round one as a super-indulgent cake too : ) I added hazelnuts with the chopped chocolate. Amazing thank you! I can't wait to make more off your site xxReplyDeleteReplies
Great to hear you like these brownies! And great call on cooking it in a round tin as a cake! Yum :-)Delete
WOW!! I'm not sure how much of the remaining batter I just licked out of the food processor but its all over my arm =) Just was instructed by my Dr to go gluten and dairy free and I am so glad to find your blog! Thank your friends for me for suggesting it, your a life saver. Spent the first few days depressed that I wouldn't really enjoy food again but I was so wrong. Cheers from New PlymouthReplyDeleteReplies
Hey love, I'm so glad you found my blog too! I remember that feeling well, it passes quickly. I'd never go back to eating gluten + full on dairy even if I could now. All the best xxDelete
Hi. Thanks for this recipe. I suspect that this brownie was a key contributor for my husband marrying me. He loves this brownie and thinks it's the best he's ever had. Thanks :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow! That's a first :-)Delete
YUM! i subbed half brown sugar with dessicated coconut and used coconut oil as the oil. Delicious. Not telling the mister i used beans in choc brownie either...! ;p and used whittakers dark cacao... mmmReplyDelete
Just made these! So good! I substituted coconut oil for the vegetable oil and garbanzo bean flour for the almond meal ( had no almonds on hand). Turned out great! Not going to tell the kids about the beans tho My little secret :)ReplyDelete
I love this recipe! I have also adapted it to make Garbonzo bean blondies. Thank you for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 2, 2014 at 11:30 AM
Hi. I really want to make these, but was wondering if/how I could reduce the sugar. Any ideas for me?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey, I've not tried this recipe before with less sugar but if I was going to, I'd probably substitute some or all of it with either honey or apple puree/sauce, but maybe go for 1/2-3/4 cup instead of the full 1 cup. When removing sugar from a recipe you have to be aware that sugar not only adds sweetness but moisture also. So keep that in mind when doing so xxDelete
- AnonymousAugust 30, 2014 at 3:44 PM
I know you can't patent recipes but did petite kitchen steal this one for using in her cookbook?ReplyDeleteReplies
I haven't seen her book so couldn't say. There are a lot of black bean brownie recipes out there though... Thanks for looking out for me!! XxDelete
I've been making brownies with black beans for awhile, but always from a box. This was my first time doing them homemade. I made a couple of changes (organic whey protein powder in place of the almond meal, carob powder in place of the cocoa powder, and coconut oil in place of vegetable oil) and they turned out amazing!ReplyDelete
These are sooo good!! I frosted them to make it more appealing for my son. This is an amazing recipe for a healthier brownie!!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to try this! You mentioned freezing cooked beans in bags. I used to do this but I'm trying to stop using plastic around food. I have started canning beans (black, pinto, garbanzo, etc.) It's a little work, but then I have a bunch of ready-to-eat beans which are very inexpensive and not in BPA-lined cans. Even easier--you can freeze cooked beans (or anything I guess) in glass canning jars. It takes more room in the freezer than bags, but there's no plastic to throw away after it has leached chemicals into your food.ReplyDelete
Off to the kitchen to make brownies!
Would coconut flour or brown rice flour work instead of almond flour (nut allergies)?ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Rivka, I've not tried this recipe without almond meal, but desiccated coconut or sunflower seeds ground down to a meal would be my first choice. Coconut flour sucks up way too much moisture so I wouldn't try that. Brown rice flour might work? xxDelete
Kiaora! Fab recipe. I just made these with pureed lentils (green) that I had in the freezer instead of black beans and they worked a treat. I also reduced the sugar to 3/4cup and found them ample sweet! So good warm from the oven... Thanks! xReplyDelete
Gosh, those look fabulous - thanks and I'm Linky Following you now!ReplyDelete
Oh my god these are so good they're probably better than any other brownies I've made from scratch. I used oat flour instead of almond meal and used coconut sugar. These also bake just fine in a 21x21 cm glass pan. I just greased it and didn't use baking paper and they didn't stick (: Only making brownies this way from now on ^.^ReplyDelete
I made these but I added dark chocolate chips and pecans and they turned out incredible!! Awesome recipe, love it!!ReplyDelete


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I've been spending the last few days studying sharepoint and plan to work with it for a long time - but I've only just heard the word CAML mentioned and seen it's querying in action, is it something all sharepoint developers should know?
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CAML is 100% Necesary. LINQ does not meet expectations in all scenarios. When you use SPMetal by default, you wont have access to: Created Date, Created by Modified Date, Modified by Metadata Columns People picker columns
You can configure spmetal with a .xml configuration file but I did not succed with that, so since there I never use linq again, instead of helping, it made things harder to do.
It's to understand the idea of CAML as @Alexander wrote. For querying data you can use third party solutions like CAML.NET and Camlex to generate CAML. It will help to write better code.
Yes. You should definitely at least be familiar with CAML. IMHO it's easier to use than LINQ, but both achieve similar things.
YES, because
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I've ridden Carmel Valley Road and Highway 1 to the summit of Laureles Grade and back several times before. It's not the most difficult of rides, but the 5000 feet of climbing combined with the likely headwind on the way back can sting the legs, even if it's under 30 miles. It was the distance that convinced me to switch it up a little. It was my last weekend before Levi's Gran Fondo and I wanted a few extra miles. Before I set out, I settled on a 40 mile day.
Carmel Valley Road from Highway 1 to Laureles Grade is wide and offers a decent shoulder much of the way. There is very little cross traffic which is nice, but the, mostly, two lane road has a high marked speed limit of 55 in some places and not much lower in others. Overall, the road feels safe, but not comfortable. The terrain rolls past strange combination of golf resorts, trailer parks, vineyards, cow pastures, churches and farms. The road drags on, up and down short, sometimes steep climbs.
Civilization starts to fade just a bit as you pass Garland Ranch Regional Park and approach the left turn to Laureles Grade. To this point, the ride is fine but not spectacular. Most of the landscape that might have offered views of the valley has been converted into the unnatural greens of planned golf courses. Things improve, at least slightly, if you take the left but I was looking for 12 more miles (six out and six back) so I plodded along down Carmel Valley Road.
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Once past the short flat along the ridge, the descent is fast. A more aggressive rider may not touch the brakes as often I do, and there is little reason to worry about being passed by the traffic behind. A small group of riders looked at me with envy as they toiled up the climb. The cool air chilled my sweat dampened jersey but before I got chilled I was at the bottom turning onto the valley road and sliding into the drops for the last rolling 11 miles.


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23 Feb 2012 8:32 AM #1
Will the processing URL for SvgExporter/ImageExporter remain locked to svg.sencha.io?
I've just traced through the code for Ext.chart.Chart.save() and found that ultimately the SVG is posted to a hard-coded URL at svg.sencha.io obviously this is completely unworkable for a commercial application so I was wondering if there was any intention to make the conversion-server configurable before the release of Ext 4.1? Obviously I can override Ext.draw.engine.ImageExporter and use something like ImageMagick to convert server-side but I was wondering if there was going to be a official solution that didn't involve sending client graph data to Sencha?
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I understand that it has to be done on a server. What I was asking is will Ext 4.1 enforce that you must use svg.sencha.io (Without overriding private objects) as it currently does in B3
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Could we get some official followup on the issue here please ?
1.) Why is there no notification that the "save" method involves data being posted directly to sencha? This should be noted in bold letters in both the docs and the example.
2.) How can the the save method be configured to do something other then post to sencha ? Is a direct override or a hand edit of the code the only option ?
3.) Are there any other methods that are hard coded this way ?
4.) Should using Sencha's processor be an option ( which it is not in my case ) , where can a copy of Sencha's data retention policy and privacy policy be found ?
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I've lost my Lightroom catalog during OS migration. I have couple of JPEGs developed from RAWs and would like to put few more JPEGs from other RAWs in similar mood. Is there a way to reverse engineer development settings having RAWs and JPEGs developed from them?
If all else fails do it the hard way.
I assume you have only done raw conversions and nothing more. If you look at it from a theoretical point of view then you have a high dimensional input (raw file), a high dimensional output (jpg) and you need the function that maps input to output. You are lucky because you have the function but need some parameters.
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29 Sep 2010 1:45 AM #1
The completion in Japanese with the combobox and firefoxFirst, sorry if the post is not in the correct place but i can not read japanese.
We are trying to have the auto completion in japanese with the combobox. We use ext 2.2.0.
I have tried based on the exemple combos.html.
First i have added 3 items in States.js
Ext.exampledata.states = [
['jp', 'ありがとう', 'The Heart of Dixie'],
['jp2', 'モ市', 'The Heart of Dixie'],
['jp3', 'もし', 'The Heart of Dixie'],
['AL', 'Alabama', 'The Heart of Dixie'],
['AK', 'Alaska', 'The Land of the Midnight Sun'],
Everything is all right, it well appears in the combos if i use the arrow.
But when i use the japanese tool to be able to key in the japanese character, nothing append with firefox, with ie it is (almost) perfect.
What we have to do ?
Thank you
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December 30, 2010
Satisfaction ... guaranteed!
The cast of Satisfaction is bringing back the boy band at On Broadway in Long Street
The Mother City has been gripped by boy band fever thanks to the sensational new tribute show, Satisfaction.
Running at über-chic entertainment venue and restaurant On Broadway in Long Street, Satisfaction is a show for everyone, young and old, who has, at some point or another, swooned at the sexy sounds and gorgeous looks of boys who are barely men.
Featuring the undeniable talents of Jarred de Kock, Junaid Roberts, Steve Lee Lewis and Nicholas Snow, this musical tribute is a highly enjoyable act put on by an awesome foursome who know how to entertain!
Stepping into the spotlight as Cape Town's latest heartthrobs, these handsome young men pay homage to the legends of yesteryear. You'll find yourself dancing and singing along to popular hits by Westlife, Take That, 'N Sync (the now-defunct band that kick-started Justin 'Sexy Back' Timberlake's chart topping career), The Jackson 5, The Beatles and more.
Directed by SAMA Award nominated musician Chad Saaiman, Satisfaction is a well crafted symphony of smooth moves, harmonious voices and irresistible charisma.
I'll admit that worshipping boy bands was a huge part of my youth and this show definitely brought back some fond memories! In fact, I've been humming the tune of 'N Sync's This I Promise You since last Friday's performance.
Scream at the top of your lungs, pull your hair out and throw your underwear on the stage (if you are so inclined) because Satisfaction deserves it!
Tickets start at R79 and are available at Computicket.


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"Our Prophet (saas) said; "The one who is the first to greet the other and make peace when he comes across a person he is resentful towards is the most auspicious one." Let our PM be the decent one, assume a humble attitude and thus acquire the merit of being the first one making peace, in the Sight of God. When this is the case, our people will embrace him until the end."
"Those who write offensive things about people on Twitter and other media: It is not right to act on their words. What Fethullah Gulen says is important and his attempt to correct the speech he made shows that he is not comfortable with it. But he can easily make it right altogether.
"Forgiveness is the main characteristic of a Muslim"
That is because when we are making judgments about a thief, we feel mercy, we want them to be saved. I mean even in the judgment given about theft, God says; "...be forgiving." There is a verse related with forgiveness right after the verse about theft. For instance regarding murder, about killing a person, right after the verse related with those offenses, there is a verse on forgiveness. Almighty God constantly talks about forgiving. Forgiveness is the main characteristic of a Muslim: A Muslim should possess a superior forgiving spirit. That is the characteristic of the People of Heaven. A Muslim can never be vindictive and vengeful.
"It is not acceptable to cut off one's nose to spite one's face"
Additionally the services rendered by the government until now are the basis for us. We would not cut off our noses to spite our face. If there is a faulty part you put it aside. Right? We would not cut off our noses to spite our face. These people on the other hand are trying to cut off their noses to spite their face. That is not acceptable. The service our PM Tayyip Erdoğan rendered up until now is what counts. Things are going swimmingly. There might be mistakes, there might be flaws but everything will be made better gradually.
Look, Almighty God says in Surat An-Nisa, Verse 99, - I seek refuge with God from the satan-"It may well be that God will pardon them. God is Ever-Pardoning, Ever-Forgiving."
In Surat An-Nisa verse 149; "Whether you reveal a good act or keep it hidden, or pardon an evil act, God is Ever-Pardoning, All-Powerful."
Furthermore Almighty God says in Surat Al-Maida, verse 13; "… You will never cease to come upon some act of treachery on their part, except for a few of them." Look, what does treachery mean? It is treachery. "..Yet pardon them, and overlook..." says Almighty God. Look, even if they act treacherous, "...pardon them," says Almighty God. Do not mind them. Do not pay attention to them. "God loves good-doers." Meaning God protects the good doers anyway. God says, "I will be protecting them."
In Surat Al-Araf, Verse 199; "Make allowances for people, command what is right, and turn away from the ignorant." "Make allowances meaning be forgiving, forgive them. "Command what is right and turn away from the ignorant." Do not deal with the ignorant, do not get into a battle of words.
Look, Almighty God says in Surat An-Nur, Verse 22: "Those of you possessing affluence and ample wealth should not make oaths that they will not give to their relatives and the very poor and those who have made hijra in the way of God. They should rather pardon and overlook." Look, God says that they should help them financially, and even if there is a mistake done, God says that they should pardon and overlook it. There might be some mistakes, but there is no need to confront them; try to save them, show them the way to salvation. Do not try and crush them. Almighty God says; "...Would you not love God to forgive you?" We would love God to forgive us. "God is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful." If you want God to forgive you, you should be forgiving as well, you should not be vindictive. They will be given whatever the punishment they deserve and they will serve that time, but the rest is enough, there is no need to hold a grudge, hatred or revenge. If they repent later on, they will be your brother.
"Being at odds with each other and resentment," says our Prophet (saas), "- I am not saying that these two root away hair-, they root away religion." So he says that there will be no religion if you do not make peace and keep being at odds with each other. There will be no religion left, he says. God will annihilate religion, he says. Would a Muslim ever want religion to be annihilated? Then "...make peace," says Almighty God. That is from Tirmidhi.
"Do not turn your backs against each other; do not break off relations with each other, O servants of God! Become brothers and sisters!"
"Do not feel hatred against each other;" do not hate, do not get angry, " do not feel jealous about each other.." You should not be jealous of the government, for instance, of the success of the Prime Minister, of his beautiful initiatives, his good activities and nor should you be jealous of the beautiful activities of the students of Fethullah Hodja. Being jealous and being green with envy would be a sin.
"Do not feel hatred against each other, do not feel jealous about each other, do not turn your backs against each other, and do not break off relations with each other, O servants of God! Become brothers and sisters!"
"Abandoning a brother of his for more than three days is religiously unlawful for a Muslim." Three days have passed already: That is not acceptable. This is from Bukhari, Muslim, Riya us-Salihin, page 930. "It is religiously unlawful for a Muslim to abandon his brother for more than three days," says our Prophet (saas). Three days and three nights. If you do not make peace, it is religiously unlawful says our Prophet (saas).
"Let our PM Tayyip Erdoğan to be the decent one and assume a humble attitude by being the first one to make peace so that he can be the one to acquire the merit of that deed. Our people will then embrace him."
"Our Prophet (saas) said; "The one who is the first to greet the other and make peace when he comes across a person he is resentful towards, he is the most auspicious one." Let our PM Tayyip Erdoğan be the decent one and be the first one to assume a humble attitude by making peace so that he can be the one to acquire the merit of that good deed. Our people will then embrace him. Let him be the first one to assume that humble attitude, because our people stands by his side, there is nothing for him to worry.
That is because he will then be abiding by what our Prophet (saas) said. And the general conception is towards that right now; towards peace. Support came even from Egypt, as you see, after we started this effort to make peace, Alhamdulillah. In the beginning there were a lot of people instigating disputes; later on after we started our initiative of making peace, the elders of the students of Treatise of Light, supported our attitude, and supported us. And now support came from Egypt as well, Masha'Allah.
The hadith states; "Almighty God would not forgive those who are at odds with their brothers in religion, unless they make peace with them."
Almighty God says; "Truly God forgives all wrong actions except for associating partners for Him" I mean they will first have to make peace. For instance one says; "Astagfirullah, astagfirullah," alright but you haven't mad peace yet, first make peace, then say "Astagfirullah," because God says that He will not accept repentance of such people. May God forbid, it would be acting against God. That is because you would be committing an unlawful act, and first you need to give up that unlawful act.
"A Muslim being at odds with another Muslim is unlawful just like drinking wine, gambling and theft"
Being at odds with each other is unlawful for a Muslim just like drinking wine, gambling and theft. Resentment is, just like drinking wine, just like gambling, just like theft, unlawful, a Muslim cannot do that. He would have to quit that.
"A Muslim's devotion to another is like a single building with a firmly welded structures," says our Prophet (saas) as accounted in Muslim. Look, do you see how my dear Prophet (saas) talks just in line with the verses of the Qur'an? He speaks just like the verse of the Qur'an because the Qur'an is his soul.
"An act more virtuous than performing supererogatory prayers, more virtuous than fasting and giving alms is making peace between two Muslims and reconciliation. That is because being at odds with each other would destroy religion fundamentally." Look, our Prophet (saas) says it destroys religion fundamentally. Now there is a very desperate situation. Our Prophet (saas) says "...it destroys the religion fundamentally." For that reason, making this a matter of pride would not be right. Let them talk haughtily as much as they like, let them approach with pride and conceit, without minding them; one needs to adopt a manner that God would like.
What is important is the common sense of our people. Our people are well intentioned, warm and honest. They are always on the side of the truth and the right.
Alright if there are things that should be corrected, may God forgive such brothers of ours. But of course if they are guilty, we are not in a position to forgive them for our name, they will be given the punishment they deserve. If they are not guilty that would be great. (Adnan Oktar; December 24th, 2013: A9 TV)
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If the administrators and supporters of Catholic Central High School are beaming with pride today, it's understandable.
The school unveiled its newly renovated Berkman Theatre at Lanman Hall last week, and the changes mark a significant upgrade to the facility that originally was built in the early 1950s.
Improvements included freshly painted walls, new curtains, updated lighting and sound systems, a newly finished stage floor, new seating and carpeting and a handicapped seating area.
Much of the cost of the $442,000 project was covered by grants from the Louis and Sandra Berkman Foundation. As a result, the newly christened hall bears the family name of the local businessman and philanthropist who continues to give back to our community.
Credit for leveraging that money goes to Dolores Michnowicz, the school's assistant principal, who did the actual grant-writing. Also playing key roles were Principal Rich Wilinski, members of the school's fine arts committee and supporters of the school who made donations toward the project.
In addition, more than 400 of the auditorium's 800 seats are sponsored, with those who donated recognized with their name on a plate that's attached to a seat. Many of those seats were filled last weekend when the theater hosted its first performance, a production of "Annie Jr." put on by the students of Bishop John King Musio Junior High School.
As Wilinski said during the dedication ceremony, which included a blessing from Bishop Jeffrey Monforton of the Diocese of Steubenville, the school is now able to provide a facilty that will better allow students to showcase their talents as actors, singers and musicians. Plus, school officials want to make the facility available to members of the community at large.
We agree with Paul Ward, diocese administraor of Christian formation and schools, who said that education in the arts is an essential part of learning. Thanks to supporters and volunteers from the community and the administrators at the school, Catholic Central now has an up-to-date facility to allow it to showcase the arts.
We join in congratulating them for their efforts.


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Name: Larry Hogan
Coaching position: Leavenworth head boys' basketball coach
Years as coach: 35
Why did you get into coaching? I enjoy working with kids, love the game and the competition.
What are you best memories of coaching so far? My daughter's team winning the Sunflower State Games in Allen Fieldhouse and winning the 6A State Tournament in 2000. There are many others, but those two are at the top.
What advice do you have for future coaches? Do what you know is right in your heart. Treat kids the way you would want to be treated. Be honest with evaluations.
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I have been set homework from my English teacher to answer this question in the "Of Mice and Men" book by John Steinbeck.
Imagine that you are a reporter for the local newspaper in Soledad where Carlson has taken Curley to have his broken hand treated, following his fight with Lennie. You manage to get Curley to tell you the real reason of how his hand got smashed.
Using ICT if possible, write an article on the incident based on your interviews with Curley and Carlson. Explain:
- how the fight started
- who was to blame
- what Curley's and Carlson's impressions are of Lennie
- what, if any, action should be taken against him.
I have read this part of the book and have watched the whole movie in class, so I understand the situation, but need help on writing as a reporter, as I have not written a newspaper article before and am not sure how to.
Any help much appreciated.


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SOMERSET, Ky. (AP) — A ceremony marking the completion of repairs to the leaking Wolf Creek Dam in Southern Kentucky will go on as scheduled, but with increased security and not at the dam.
The Commonwealth Journal reports security for the event was increased after the bomb attack earlier this week at the Boston Marathon.
The event takes place at 10:30 a.m. CDT on Friday at the Russell County schools auditorium in Russell Springs. All cars and people are subject to be searched.
Repairs began after an outside panel of experts in 2005 declared the dam in high risk of failure.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers deemed the project urgent because a failure of the nearly mile-long dam would flood communities along the Cumberland River all the way to Nashville, Tenn.


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Some background info on what an evaporator is: It is a system of metal pans set over a heat source. Sap constantly enters the first pan controlled by a float valve to keep a constant depth. The pans have channels which are open to each other at alternating ends, so that the sap flows back and forth in a serpentine pattern. At the end of the pan system there is a manual valve where you periodically draw off finished syrup. From the beginning of the pan system to the end there is a ever-increasing concentration of sugar.
My question is, how does the sap get more concentrated towards the end of the pan? Or conversely, how is it that the sap doesn't maintain a homogenous sugar concentration throughout? (If you let the fire go out, once the sap cools it will redistribute itself until it is homogenous.)
I think somebody will probably tell me it has to do with the distance the sap has flowed through the pan by the time it gets to the other end (it would be a linear distance of about 24 feet in my system) but I don't think that answers the question because when you first start a batch, you flood the whole system with cold, fresh sap, all of uniform sugar content, and then you start the fire. It doesn't take long before there is a visible color difference between each channel of the final pan, with the darkest one being next to the draw-off valve.
And no, it's not flow caused by the pans being angled downwards either (a BS answer posted on yahoo!answers to a similar question). The pans are perfectly level. And as far as I can tell the heat intensity from the fire below is uniform at least for the final four channels, which are where you really begin to see visible color graduation as it becomes syrup.
There is one detail that I didn't describe at first because I couldn't figure out how to without a drawing, so now that I've added the drawing I'll elaborate on that. The first pan, where the sap goes in, has flues, which are deep, narrow vertical pockets in the bottom of the pan, which reach all the way down into the stove itself. The flames actually pass between the flues on their way to the stovepipe. This (obviously) greatly increases the surface area being heated. I don't know if this changes anything but I thought I should add it.


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What's your opinion on summarizing the ToS?
[ToS here]
Basically, it means you won't sue me.
[I accept][I don't accept]
Is this good practice or will this just get you sued more?
What's your opinion on summarizing the ToS?
Is this good practice or will this just get you sued more?
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There are either too many possible answers, or good answers would be too long for this format. Please add details to narrow the answer set or to isolate an issue that can be answered in a few paragraphs.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
If you're worried about being sued, find a lawyer. A quick consultation will cost a whole lot less than any lawsuit that comes up because you were mistaken, and that's true regardless of whether you win or lose.
Moreover, if you try to write such a thing yourself, and you're not a lawyer, you're likely to screw it up in some way. You will overstep yourself and ask the user for more than is legally permissible, or you will leave ambiguities (and the courts are likely to resolve all ambiguities against you), or provide loopholes, or some combination of the three.
A simple disclaimer of responsibility, with no button for acceptance, is the most I'd dare do without legal advice, and I'd probably copy the disclaimer on the GPLv3, almost word for word.
(There's also the question of what this is a disclaimer for. Will it appeal to businesses or will it be recreational, or something else? Web service or software? There's all sorts of possibilities, and they can't all be treated the same.)
Bad idea.
Essentially it creates ambiguity about what the user is agreeing to which is a bad thing for you (assuming that you have your ToS to protect you).
Something that sweeping almost certainly has no legal validity (it's too broad), so the summary offers you no additional protection and potentially just undermines the genuine content of the ToS.