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I have a log file that gets big fast. I tried using
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i know that the following statement is used extensively, but i cannot find a proof anywhere:
For $\Omega$ a Lipschitz domain with boundary $\Gamma$, the space $H^{1/2}(\Gamma)$ is dense in $L_2(\Gamma)$.
Here, the space $H^{1/2}(\Gamma)$ is defined as the trace space, i.e. as $\gamma_0(H^1(\Omega))$, where $\gamma_0$ is the trace operator.
I read that one has to use density of $C^\infty(\overline\Omega)$ in $H^1(\Omega)$, but i dont see how - i can't extend an $L_2(\Gamma)$ function to a function in $H^1(\Omega)$ in a bounded way, right?
I tried Google and looked in all the books I have access to, but didn't find a proof. Does anyone have a hint?
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I'm working with the preview version of Office 365 at the moment and would like users to be able to select the Callout 2 option which was available in SP2010 and we've been using for particular elements on pages. I'd like to add this to the available Text Styles in SP2013:
The styles you are refering in SharePoint are all generated via classes such as "ms-rte". So the issues of replacing or adding others is reduced to introducing new classes (see more here http://www.rightpoint.com/community/blogs/viewpoint/archive/2010/08/16/overriding-sharepoint-2010-rte-css-classes.aspx), do not forget the "ms-name" attribute, as in "Heading 2":
Please be aware that there are 2 categories, "Styles" and "Markup Styles" (also explained detailed http://mosshowto.blogspot.ch/2009/12/sharepoint-2010-wiki-styles.html). In order to achieve this you have many ways, some of which:


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OKLAHOMA CITY - The number two seed Alabama softball team (56-7) had a big first inning that led to a 5-3 victory over Tennessee (52-13), in its opening round game of the Women's College World Series at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium on Thursday evening. With the win, the Crimson Tide moves into the winner's bracket for the second consecutive year.
Sophomore pitcher Jackie Traina improved to 38-2 on the year, tying Shelley Laird for the most victories in a single season. Traina threw a complete game five-hitter, giving up the three runs while striking out eight batters. Ivy Renfroe took the loss for Tennessee, dropping to 25-9 on the season.
The Crimson Tide cranked out five hits, including three by junior Kayla Braud, who also scored two runs. Senior Jennifer Fenton reached base for the 14th consecutive game with a walk in the first inning and moved her hitting streak to 11 with a hit in her third at bat.
Alabama wasted no time with its offense, as the Tide put up four runs in the bottom of the first inning. Braud led off with an infield single and stole second before Fenton drew a walk. Sophomore Kaila Hunt was able to reach on an error to load the bases, and then Reilly-Boccia hit a three-run double to the center field wall, putting Alabama ahead, 3-0.
Alabama then loaded the bases and was able to increase the lead when Traina drew a walk, scoring Reilly-Boccia from third, making it 4-0.
After Tennessee cut the lead in half with a home run, Alabama added some insurance in the bottom of the fourth inning. Braud hit a one-out double to right-center, and came around to score on Fenton's RBI single up the middle, making it 5-2 in favor of Alabama. The hit increased Fenton's hitting streak that includes every game in postseason play for the Crimson Tide this season.
Tennessee added a run in the top of the seventh and had two runners on base with the lead-run at the plate, but Traina managed to strike out the final two batters to preserve the win.
Alabama will play the winner of Arizona State and Oregon in a winner's bracket contest scheduled for Friday, June 1, at 8:30 p.m. CT. The game will air on ESPN2.


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Do Rastafarians believe that Jesus is the way to God in the same way that Christians believe as I find that their singing speaks a lot about God and spiritual matters.
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First of all, I think it's necessary to point out that Christianity is not defined by being a "lot about God and other spiritual matters". Most world religions could include this. You could just as easily be Muslim and sing a lot about God and spiritual matters.
Even more specifically than that, a group may have a set of beliefs that draw on many common themes from Christianity without being Christian. Such is the case with the Rastafari Movement. It is a philosophy and loosely organized way of life that includes some common themes and often reuses terms and phrases found in Christianity, but at it's core is a completely separate set of beliefs.
To directly answer your question, no Rastafarians do not believe that Jesus is the way to God in the same way that the majority of Christians (of any major tradition) do. Being a loosely organized set of beliefs it is important to note that you might run into a few people who do believe in Jesus and claim to be Rastafarian. However the normative Rastafari beliefs are quite different.
They do not hold the same beliefs about sin, the reasons for our separation from God or the solution to that problem. They are usually willing to credit Jesus with being a good moral teacher and admire his rebel tendencies, but they completely miss the main point of who he was: God in the flesh and the only incarnate Messiah.
That last bit is important, because they typically do believe in a christ or messiah, but they believe he had another name, took a body at another time, etc. See Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia. They attribute to him many of the things found in Christian scriptures rather than to Jesus Christ.
Confusingly, you might even hear "trinity" nomenclature being used by Rastafarians, but be aware that they mean something completely different by this than Christians.
As a Rasta, I feel led to point out some things. First of all, to answer the question, some Rastas recognize Yeshua (Jesus) as their lord and savior, and see Selassie I as one who continues the work of Christ, through the line of David. Revelations references Yeshua telling His people of a man that God would send to Earth to continue His work. Rastas believe that man to be Haile Selassie I. Some Rastas see Selassie as God, some as Christ incarnate, and some simply as a prophet who continued God's work on Earth. Rastafari should not be compared to Christianity, Islam, or Judaism, b/c Rastafari is a livity, not an organized religion, and there are Rastas who follow these faiths. Christianity in the West is not pure Christianity, but Chaldean Christianity. This form of Christianity was taken from it's original home in East Africa and "remade" to serve political purposes of the Roman empire, and later Western European societies. It is very political, and very far from the teachings of Christ. Rastas denounce Chaldean principles, and advocate consciousness and righteous living, through love, respect, and unity of God's people. I personally feel that some Rastas are lost and confused about what righteous living means, but then, I feel the same way about many who call themselves "Christian", "Jewish", or "Muslim" too.
What an awesome answer Ras!! I struggle everyday to make of what I know to be true. I came to the Lord many years ago (19) and grew in the knowledge and faith of Jesus Christ knowing and feeling something was still missing. Rasta Livity is the true way and it can be different for everyone but I truly believe with my whole heart that it is a blessed manifestation by God, the Most High, to show us in Modern Babylon how we are meant to live. If you know the Bible, His-tory, and have discernment, you will know that we are living in the exact same situation as in Babylon and for us who have had our culture and identity stripped from us, this path has given us all of that which was taken from us...you dont have to have locks and profess "Jah Rastafari" as Lord and Savior like modern Christians do about Jesus...its deeper than that. Jah is the name of God in the original King James Version that was somehow removed, and it is the only name of God that is used solely by Rastas. The meaning of the name Ras Tafari has much symbolism and deeply rooted in ancient Christianity and for those of us "followers of the Way" seeking the pure, narrow way or "pure" Christianity, all we have is Ethiopia to look at, for many reasons. THe livity is the Life we are here to live and live abundantly.
Selassie said himself that he was not christ and selassie him self was christian. if you want to know rastas opinions about selassie check out the peter tosh album: I am that I am. there he talks about jesusu in one of the interviews. listen if you are interested.
My point here was that i know that many Rastas belive different things about Jesus and christianity, but if you are a true Rastafari then you must listen to Selassie and he was indeed christian check it out: http://www.rastafarispeaks.com/cgi-bin/forum/archive1/config.pl?md=read;id=47396
Some might, although these some do not strictly follow Rastafarian writing alone. Many Rastafarians who claim that Jesus is the only way to heaven imply this belief from other situations in their lives. This belief, in particular, does not come from being a Rastafarian... although it does not contradict it - if that makes any sense.
I Have been a Rasta for over 20 yrs and will try to explain our beliefs. It is correct to say all Rasta's do not believe the samething, but as said which way of life does. Rastafari began in the 1930's with the first Rasta, Leonard Howell preaching of Haile Selassie as the returned Christ. It was not until the 1960's that Rasta's began to separate into different branches or mantions and different beliefs. So to the question do all Rasta's belief in jesus Christ. Short answer. Some do and some do not. Explanation. Some rasta mainly the Bobo ashanti do not accept jesus christ or the trinity of the bible. Bobo accept their leader Charles Edwards as the Black christ who showed them their way of life, marcus garvey the prophet who prophecied of Haile Selassie and Haile Selassie who the declare as the almighty. The Nyabinghi and twelve Tribe accept Haile Selassie as The christ return or the second coming. I am of this way of thought. We were taught that christ is the son of God or the mighty God, christ was called the lamb (isaiah ch 58. But after his crucifixion, resurrection and ascension to heaven he was now called the conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah (Rev ch.5). One of Haile Selassie titles. Acts ch.2 v. 29-32 says God promised King David the second King of Israel that he would raise up Christ according to the flesh to sit on Davids Throne. The lamb did not do this. To rasta's this prophecy was about the second coming and to rastas Haile Selassie fulfilled this. So we see Selassie and Christ as the same God manifesting at different time for different reasons. Though not all Rasta's believe the same. This is the view held by the founders and those who are well read and live the way of life. However i must point out though we accept Christ no Rasta accepts the word Jesus. Jesus is a greek name. Christ real name is Yashua it was changed to jesus when christianity got to Greece. Rasta's ask the Question if the angel told Mary to name her son Yashua, by this name all men will be saved, Why would you change his name..
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The 7 Most WTF Post-Fame Careers of Famous Musicians
#3. The Lead Guitarist of Ween Became a Fishing Boat Captain
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In the early 1990s, the alternative duo Ween rose to fame after their helium-voiced single, "Push Th' Little Daisies," baffled the shit out of Beavis and Butthead.
Since then, Ween -- which consisted of Gene Ween (Aaron Freeman) and Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo) -- became the very definition of a cult act, attracting thousands of fans while charting virtually no Billboard hits.
Chalk it up to savvy underboob marketing.
Until 2012, that is, when Gene announced that the band was breaking up in an interview with Rolling Stone, leaving a confused Dean to respond "This is news to me" on Facebook.
After the Spotlight
But Dean's life wasn't exactly left in a lurch, as he happens to be a deep sea fisherman when he's not playing songs about mollusks and dead ponies.
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Something tells us his guitar face is the same as his pooping face.
To be fair, Dean Ween's been fishing since he was 7. When the band was still together, he would schedule his fishing expeditions around Ween's annual touring schedule. Nowadays, he's a full-fledged fishing boat captain who books tours through his website. Hilariously enough, his site offers basically no evidence of his musical past, save a few snapshots of Primus singer Les Claypool stopping by to say hello.
Mickey's Fishing
And this picture of him enjoying the sea with partner Gene Ween.
#2. David Lee Roth Secretly Worked as an EMT
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David Lee Roth was the lead singer of the only worthwhile incarnation of Van Halen, a fashion icon who pushed spandex to the limits, and easily the greatest scat musician ever to grace the planet. Before grunge music made it unacceptable to act like a one-man keg party, Diamond Dave was the feather-haired avatar of debauched good times.
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And he could lay down a mic-stand beating like nobody's business.
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Between leaving Van Halen in 1985 and reuniting with the band in 2006, Roth found inner peace working as an emergency medical technician in New York City. Yes, that David Lee Roth -- who sang "I reach down between my legs 'n' ease the seat back" and spent most of the 1980s doing airborne splits -- rode with ambulance crews in the dead of night, racking up 200 individual rides and becoming handy with a defibrillator. Apparently Roth took this gig quite seriously -- despite his reputation as a good-time letch, Roth's supervisors gave him top marks.
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His abs alone saved dozens of lives.
And to prevent himself from being recognized and coming across as a glory hound, Roth shaved his sexy mane, although we kind of wish he had gone dressed up in his stretch pants circa 1984. Elderly folks would have constantly been mistaking him for a very flamboyant angel of death.
#1. Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter Became a Missile Defense Expert
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You know when your dad says he needs his "philosophy time," locks himself in the garage, blasts his old eight tracks, and emerges an hour later, tittering and referring to the dog as "my son with four legs"? Well, there's a good chance he was listening to either Steely Dan or the Doobie Brothers, two bands that hit their stride in the 1970s and benefited from the guitar work of noodler Jeff "Skunk" Baxter.
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Seen here being the classiest man in rock 'n' roll.
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Even though he rose to fame as a favorite of secretly stoned dads everywhere, Skunk's main gig these days is as a missile defense consultant for the Pentagon.
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"For the first three years, I was just talking about my wang."
Baxter's interest in military technology began in the 1980s, when his neighbor bought him a subscription to an aviation magazine. This casual interest led to a full-time hobby, which eventually led to placement on a congressional panel for missile defense. Over the years, Skunk became known around Washington for devising creative new counterterrorism strategies, a skill that's made the former Doobie Brothers guitarist one of the Pentagon's leading experts.
So if civilization ever needs to form the Musician Avengers, Skunk would qualify as our Nick Fury stand-in, recruiting black belt Dave Mustaine, Iron Maiden lead singer/noted fencer Bruce Dickinson, and that guy who punched out Danzig.
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Borderlands 1 is more or less a proof-of-concept game.
This is a game built on the success of that concept and improved. I really don't see how you can look at this game and say it's worse, in any way, than the first one. It controls better, the gunplay is highly improved, the character skills and the skill trees actually prove to be something of consequence now. The enemies are more varied in not only their design but how they behave. Seriously, leveling up a Goliath is a game in it's own. And this is all praise coming from someone who got shafted by a glitch that reset all his Badass rank and collectible skins/heads...and he had every single one of them.
Borderlands 1 devolved fast into a Crawmerax farm festival after all the DLC was released and really the only respite from the constant desert wasteland theme was Zombie Island.
Also saying this was PSO kinda made me lol.


text: I have a hutch that is comprised of two pieces that come together. The bottom is a flat surface with a cabinet and two doors in addition to some storage space. Above it, is a more storage space alongside a small cabinet with a glass door. The top portion looks like a lower case N that is arched up. The issue is that it has been taken apart several times because I've moved it to the different places I've lived. The top cabinet and small storage space are closing it on itself and the whole top portion of the hutch is wobbly which is unsafe, obviously. Any idea of how I should support it, perhaps a 2x4 or 2x3?


text: If you don't know it or haven't read it, Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan is a great read, I think. What I'm looking for are more stories, novels or shorts, or whatever, that use anything similar to his 'sleeves' idea. The basics are human bodies have a stack (re: computer storage) implanted to backup the person's mind. The mind can be transferred between bodies (re: sleeves) with ease. A large part of the novel deals with the interesting and cool implications of such technology. I'm looking for other books that use the same or similar devices. And yes, I am aware he has written sequels. Thanks in advance.


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Atlanta: Body Treatments
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If given a choice between ordering a single entrée or sampling the buffet, we'll pick variety every time. Luckily, this treatment offered us a smorgasbord of therapies in one hour. After an exfoliating body polish, our aesthetician marinated us in a warm, volcanic-ash mud wrap and unknotted our taut muscles with coconut milk and herb-infused lotion. We left the table supremely satisfied and without an ounce of guilt.
Marlonda Currie: She uses a blend of sugar, lemon juice, and distilled water to eliminate every hair, then applies a mud mask over the treated areas and leaves it on for 20 minutes (which, depending on your outlook, either elevates the wax appointment to a spa treatment or is a waste of time). Brazilian wax and mud mask, $70.
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The method: Raytcheva feels for knots as she moves from neck to feet using long, tingling strokes.
Bottom line: We were wowed by the space, but not so much by the massage. Raytcheva exerted half-hearted pressure, her strokes just skimming over our sore spots.
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For a neat bikini line, we'll travel far and wide—even 30 minutes outside Atlanta's city limits, which is where this quaint suburban spot is located. But Trifu greeted us as though we had made a much longer trek, offering to fetch us anything we craved and setting us up on a cloudlike massage table. When she was convinced we were comfortable, she spread on the wax with smooth efficiency. Working from the outside in, she removed it with a few lightning-fast sweeps, leaving us with a perfectly proportioned strip. Clearly, location isn't everything.
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Continued off the question I asked earlier, I also have to sketch the curve.
So I have to set up a table of values I'm assuming. How do I know what values to choose for $\theta$. Then I'm just lost all together trying to plot the theta and $r$ values to get the curve.
Oh and one quick other question. If it also asks me to find all the points of intersections and to set up the integral to evaluate the area inside after sketching the curve, what does that mean? Do I have to pick a top and bottom or something? Confused about that.


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How should I answer a question of someone else in Stack Overflow?
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you can define cimg_use_fftw3 before including CImg, i.e.
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- 1 tsp coriander
- 10 whole anise seeds
- 1 tbsp whole white peppercorns
- heaping spoonful of peanut butter (optional)
- peel and juice of 1 lime
- 1/2 cup chopped cilantro stems
- 2 stalks lemon grass, finely chopped
- 1/3 cup chopped ginger
- 6 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 8 romaine lettuce leaves, chopped
1. Crush anise seeds and peppercorns with a mortar and pestle. Mix with coriander and set aside.
2. Put peanut butter, lime peel and juice, cilantro, lemon grass, ginger, garlic, onion, and pepper in a food processor. Blend until smooth. Add spice mixture and romaine leaves and process again until smooth. Remove from processor and store in an airtight container in the fridge.
The dish pictured above is a variation of the green curry tofu I made before. You can use more soy than I have listed here if you want, I just find that it takes away from the lovely green colour of the dish.
- Half of the curry paste above (about 1 cup)
- 1.5 to 2 cans coconut milk
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 tsp soy sauce
- salt to taste
- 1 pkg tofu, diced and prepared however you like
- 1 cup frozen corn
- 2 cup frozen green beans
1. Heat a large frying pan over medium heat. Fry curry paste for 5 mins, until fragrant and most of the water has evaporated. Add 1 can of coconut milk and bring to bubbling. Cook for 15 mins, stirring occasionally.
2. The curry sauce has a bit of texture from the lemon grass. If you want a smoother sauce, strain and add back to pan. Add sugar, soy, and season to taste. Add tofu and cook for 5 mins. Add more coconut milk if sauce is too thick.
3. Add corn and beans and bring to bubbling. Add enough coconut milk to get the consistency you like. Serve over rice.
I also made Thai Corn Fritters. I used hoisin sauce instead of mushroom soy sauce--it made for a lighter colour and a more photogenic fritter.


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"Dearest Whitney:
The presence of God blessed our home with life, love, joy and peace. You and your brothers were the center of divine love attracting God's richest blessings. You were a child of God. We had so much love in our home that was truly from on high.
You always gave without expecting anything in return and our love was the force that multiplied these blessings higher and higher. I never told you that when you were born the Holy Spirit told me that you would not be with me long and I thank God for the beautiful flower he allowed me to raise and cherish for 48 years.
God said it's time Nippy; your work is done. The other day on February 11th He came for you. But not without warning. For two months now I have been depressed, crying, lonesome and sad not knowing why.
On Saturday, before I found out about your transition, my doorbell rang. I went to answer it but there was no one there. It rang again and again, no one was there so I called the concierge to tell him someone was ringing my doorbell. He checked the cameras and told me that no one was there. You promised me you were coming to spend time with me after the Grammys. I believe the spirits allowed you to come after all.
How I love you Nippy and how I miss you, your beautiful smile, your special little things you used to say to me and sometimes you'd call just to say "hi Mommie, I love you so much," I loved you so much more.
I love you,
I'll miss you,
Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter.
Rest my baby girl in Peace, you're now in the arms of Jesus.
Love, Mommie"


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She needs money to do something very important. And if that means selling all of her belongings to get it done, then so be it.
Smith says she had a rough life until she met the love of her life 46 years ago.
"I loved that man more than anything in this whole wide world," she said.
But Joe Smith suffered from Alzheimer's for the last two years. And last Tuesday, he passed away.
Elsie spent Friday looking at everything she owns. She plans to sell everything she owns except for a treasured painting of Jesus and some flowers.
"I love the things I have here, but if I can't have them, I can't have them," she said.
Elsie is alone in this world. At 91, she has outlived all her friends. She has no children, no relatives of any kind, and she is broke.
"No one to step up," said Jessica Weatherby, her former caretaker. "I'm just a past caregiver, and I'm here to help as much as I can."
From old VHS tapes to her jewelry and her knickknacks, everything in Elsie's modest apartment will be sold this weekend.
"I've got to get rid of it," she said. "I don't want to, but I have to."
And it's all because she needs to bury Joe. It's the one thing he asked of her.
"Why? Because he asked for it. He said so many times, 'Elsie, don't have me cremated. I don't want to be cremated.'"
None of us plan to be old and alone. But the twists and turns of life have put Elsie there.
On Thursday, she was moved to the Regency Care Center for full-time care.
She had a rough life until she met her love. And now she's going to put him in the ground, if it's the last thing she does.
"To me, he was the best man in the world," she said.
Elsie has a total of $9 to her name. She expects the funeral to cost approximately $3,000.
Anyone who'd like to help her pay for the burial is urged to contribute to the Problem Solvers fund.


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890: Etymology
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This comic is a reference to the sci-fi classic Star Wars. Obi-Wan Kenobi (on the left with the beard) and Luke Skywalker (who is on the left side of the table in the first frame) are trying to get off the planet Tatooine secretly and they enlist help from Han Solo and Chewbacca. Chewbacca is the very hairy one because he is a wookiee from the planet Kashyyyk. Han Solo's ship is named the "Millennium Falcon".
Etymology is the study of the history of words, their origins, and how their form and meaning have changed over time. Randall (the author of the comic) wonders what Luke would say to Han if he had no idea what a falcon was. We as viewers accept it because of the etymology of the word in our world, but there is no evidence of a falcon in the Star Wars universe - especially for Luke who has been raised only on Tatooine, a desert world.
In the title text, Randall references the fact that Star Wars is set "a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away" and is curious how humans came to be in the Star Wars universe even though they were not yet on Earth. The reference to Indo-European roots is another reference to etymology. As an example, certain words will have Indo-European roots because the word originated in Indo-European languages.
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- [Obi-Wan Kenobi, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Chewbacca are sitting in Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina, a wretched hive of scum and villainy.]
- Han Solo: Han Solo. I'm captain of the Millenium Falcon.
- Luke Skywalker: What's that?
- Han: It's the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 Parsecs!
- Luke: No, what's a falcon?
- Han: ...
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It always bothered me how an independent gunslinger with no team of engineers or assistants has a faster ship than the entirety of the empire and all it's technical expertise. Where did he get his funding and kit from? Davidy²²[talk] 10:09, 9 March 2013 (UTC)
The same place as the Falcon.... gambling with people like Lando? (Also Falconry, by whatever name, was practiced in Mesopotamia and by the Bedouin in arguably at least partially desert-planet-like areas. It's quite possible that the ancestral 'Falcons' or equivalent translator-microbe-referenced creatures originated on Tatooine. A long, long time later, in a galaxy (and planet) much, much less far away (basically, here... and now) our Earth falcons are at least one branch of descendents.) Now, no doubts "Millenium" refers to the Imperial (previously Republican) standard years, but it begs the question of what the length and nature of the Tattooine 'year' is, given it's a binary-star orbitter, eh? ;) 184.108.40.206 16:51, 30 April 2013 (UTC)
He won the ship from Lando, that guy owned his own city. Military ships carry much more equipment and are less manoeuvrable. 22.214.171.124 19:21, 16 July 2013 (UTC)
- Plus, most commercial and government ships have extra equipment for safety and reliability. If you take a car, strip everything out of it, and put a nitrous oxide injection system in it, it will be faster than any cop car. The cop car will be able to withstand an accident much better (they are often rated for 70-mph rear-end collisions) and will typically start every time the key is turned.
- Oh, and I think Lando did not yet run Cloud City when Han won the Falcon from him. I recall Han being surprised to find out Lando had won Cloud City, in The Empire Strikes Back. Tryc (talk) 16:45, 23 July 2013 (UTC)
In George Lucas' novelization of the first movie (which I have heard was ghosted by Alan Dean Foster), Obi-Wan remarks to Luke that "Even a duck must be taught how to swim." And Luke replies, "What's a duck?" In another place, Luke was thinking "about a dog he had once owned" right before another event (I believe it was a ship going into hyperspace). 220.127.116.11 22:08, 22 April 2015 (UTC)


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Whitfield's legislation makes miners in danger of losing their health care benefits due to Patriot Coal's bankruptcy, eligible for UMWA's 1993 Benefit Plan.
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield (KY-01), Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power, Monday introduced the Caring for Coal Miners Act. The legislation, co-sponsored by Rep. David McKinley (R – WV) and Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R – WV), ensures continued health care coverage for miners in danger of losing their benefits resulting from the bankruptcy of Patriot Coal Company.
"It is critical that we protect the health care benefits of the thousands of Kentucky miners who have worked hard their entire careers to earn those benefits," stated Whitfield. "That is why I have introduced the Caring for Coal Miners Act to ensure that the hardworking miners who took to the mines day in and day out don't lose the health care that they have rightfully earned."
"I have met with retirees from West Virginia, and I hear their concerns," said Congresswoman Capito. "It is important that as we continue to address the complicated issues that resulted from the bankruptcy of Patriot Coal Company that we find the best solutions moving forward. The Caring for Coal Miners Act ensures continued health care coverage for the retirees who are in danger of losing their benefits. It is also an important step forward in protecting the benefits that were promised to hardworking miners in states like West Virginia and Kentucky."
The Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection that Patriot filed in July 2012 may impact the health care benefits of roughly 1,500 people and their families in Whitfield's district. They claim that they will not be able to emerge from bankruptcy without significant changes to retiree health care obligations. As a result, a bankruptcy court recently ruled that Patriot Coal is authorized to transition retirees into a Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA).
There is uncertainty regarding the solvency and availability of the VEBA due to the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) recent appeal of the court's ruling. Whitfield's legislation addresses this issue by making miners in danger of losing their health care benefits due to Patriot Coal's bankruptcy eligible for UMWA's 1993 Benefit Plan.
In early June, Whitfield introduced a discussion draft to begin the process of formally introducing the Caring for Coal Miners Act. Whitfield acknowledges that there are challenges with retirees' pensions, but the most immediate concern is the availability of health care benefits, which is why he is taking this immediate step.
"Protecting the health care benefits is just the first step in what may very well amount to a multifaceted process," concluded Whitfield.


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Here is an interesting observation.
As you all may or may not know I have converted all my pano gear to use the R1/R10 lens ring mount system. I have a couple of extra upper arms sitting in my spare parts box. My first home made pano head used the ring mount. One of the very first modifications I did to my M1 was to convert it to ring mount.
The settings on the M1 are dialed in for the Nikon 10.5 lens. Last week I purchased a 16mm lens and ring mount. While going through the calibration exercise for the 16mm I discovered that the settings for the 10.5 are within a couple mm of the settings for the 16mm. They are so close that if I split the difference, I do not have to touch a thing when swapping back and forth between the two lenses. We are talking 1 or 2 mm.
Gotta love Nick's ring mount system. Makes swapping equipment so much easier. It also makes pano heads much simpler.


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Harley Quinn's Greatest Moments from "Batman: The Animated Series"
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All Star (NBM): The latest graphic novel from Joe and Azat's Jesse Lonergan, All Star gets a lot of mileage out of its setting in both space and time. The space is an extremely small small town of Elizabeth, Vermont, a place with little to do and little chance of escape for the young, caged tiger types who are coming of age there. The time is 1998, and Lonergan returns again and again to the sports, politics and pop culture of the time for knowing gags, commentary on the events of the story or even just color.
Our protagonist is Carl Carter, the cocky, hot-shot all-star of the title, a fantastic baseball player whose skill could take him far from town once he graduates, and has made him one of his school and town's most popular residents, much to the chagrin of his long-suffering brother (who is also his teammate).
One night, after drinking way too much at a party, he and his best friend make a stupid decision, one that gets his friend expelled from school and sent on a completely different path than Carl, who suspects his baseball skills and the importance of the sport to his school got him off light.
He begins soul-searching from there, and realizes too late how screwed-up his world is, and actually has been for a while, but it's too late to do anything about. A tragedy — in the sense that it ends sadly rather than happily — All Star captures small-town adolescence perfectly (perhaps all too perfectly, depending on a reader's mood and propensity for elegiac nostalgia), and is actually a great deal of fun, despite the down ending and the heavy melodrama.


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Is there an idiomatic means to detect whether "find" found any matches? I'm currently using
COUNT=`find ... | wc -l`
if [ "$COUNT" -gt 0 ]; then
but this seems a little indirect to me. Also, I'd like find to stop searching once it's found a match, so it doesn't waste time and effort. I just need to know whether or not there are any files that match.


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5 Ridiculous Secrets Only Two Living People Know: Part 2
We've already told you that some of the best-guarded secrets in the world can be for the most ridiculous things, but it turns out there are a lot more of those than we originally thought. Here are five more things you will never learn in your lifetime -- unless you happen to be one of the only two people on the planet who already know them.
#5. The Meaning of the Led Zeppelin Symbols
What Is It?
Quick: What's the name of the fourth Led Zeppelin album? Led Zeppelin IV? ZoSo? Girls, Girls, Girls? No, no, and shame on you. The "title" is actually a bunch of weird signs. This is one of the best-selling albums of all time, containing classics like Black Dog, Rock and Roll and Stairway to Heaven, and only two people in the world know what the title really means (one of whom has apparently forgotten it).
Dina Regine
He could have written it down, but noooo. Groupies.
You see, in 1971 Led Zeppelin decided to release an album without any text or markings of any kind on the LP cover, which only depicted a cryptic image of an old man carrying a bundle of sticks. It would be lazy of us to attribute this decision to drugs but, OK, yeah, that's probably it. In lieu of a name, Atlantic Records asked the press to refer to the record as a series of four metaphysical symbols, even distributing graphics in various sizes that they could use:
"And now let's hear 'Stairway to Heaven' from, uh ... let's say, the Rolling Stones."
Each symbol was selected by one of the four band members to represent himself. Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham have been upfront about the meanings of their respective symbols: the two in the middle come from The Book of Signs, and the one with the feather was created by Plant to represent the fabled lost continent of Mu. Bonham's mystical avatar is also rumored to be inspired by the Ballantine beer logo, because apparently the man was known to enjoy a drink or two every now and then (he's dead now).
Forty shots of vodka can do that.
But the first one, the one that looks like it says "ZoSo," was designed by guitarist Jimmy Page ... and no one knows what the fuck it means. Well, almost no one.
Who Knows?
Jimmy Page himself and (maybe) Robert Plant.
That's a big "maybe."
How It Is Kept Secret:
Simple -- by consistently refusing to explain what it means for 40 years. The symbol has become a kind of stand-in for the fourth album's title and is also indicative of Led Zeppelin as a whole -- it continued to be used by the band during subsequent tours and in promotional art, while most of the rest did not. It's also the only one that looks like someone spent more than 15 seconds thinking it up.
"Jimmy, hurry up. Robert's so bored he's just parked his car in a tree."
What makes this extra mysterious is that Page is known for being pretty well-versed in arcane knowledge: he was (and possibly still is) a huge collector of occult paraphernalia and a devout follower of the works of Aleister Crowley. According to one theory, the symbol was derived from a 16th-century arcane glyph representing planet Saturn:
You have to squint.
As for what it means in terms of Jimmy Page, the only person he's ever told is bandmate Robert Plant. Plant was so shocked by the revelation that he went ahead and forgot all about it. In his own words: "You may not believe this, but Pagey once took me aside and said 'Look, I'm going to tell you the meaning of this once, and then I shan't ever mention it again--or at least, not for a long, long time anyway.' And would you believe that I have since forgotten what it was, and now Pagey won't tell me."
The closest we've gotten to a straight answer was the time the two were doing an interview for an Australian TV show and an audience member interrupted them to ask about the symbol. Plant, who may or may not have forgotten the real answer at that point, jumped in and replied "It means frying tonight." We'll probably have to wait 40 more years to figure out what in the hell that means.
But expect to see "Led Zep's Whole Lotta Bacon" any day now.
#4. The Results of the Academy Awards
What Is It?
As much as we've mocked the Oscars in the past, we still think it's pretty impressive that, even in this era of phone-hacking tabloids and sleazy celebrity gossip websites, the Oscar winners have never, ever leaked out before the actual ceremony. In 83 years. Neither have the Golden Globe winners, but that's slightly less impressive because no one cares about them.
Run along now, we're talking about grown-up stuff.
After all, the Academy Awards ceremony is one the most-viewed television events every year, and each year bookies all over the world take huge bets on the winners -- even Vegas is considering getting in on the action on an official, legal basis. That's how good the security is on this thing. That's all thanks to PricewaterhouseCoopers accountants, who handle all of the ballots on behalf of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Accountants apparently being the only people who can count in Hollywood.
Who Knows?
Brad Oltmanns and Rick Rosas, accountants at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
How It Is Kept Secret:
First of all, each ballot is counted and the results tabulated totally by hand. Each year, these two men know who will win in all 24 categories approximately 48 hours before the ceremony because they counted it their damn selves.
This means they got to say "Marisa Tomei? Really?" before anyone else in the world.
Each ballot also includes an electronic control number, so that if a ballot is lost or stolen, that control number is immediately stricken and a replacement sent out. Other than that, though, nothing is computerized; the main reason they've never been hacked is simply that there's nothing to hack. The two accountants use good old pen and paper to sort through the ballots sent in by the members of the Academy, which are marked in pencil, pen or, in at least one case, crayon.
Oh, and everything is counted in a windowless, secure room in a secret location. On the night of the Oscars, LAPD officers in tuxedos escort each man, via separate routes, to the ceremony. Each carries a suitcase containing half of the winning envelopes, presumably so that if one is hijacked or exploded by terrorists, at least they can go through with half the show and fill the rest of the air time with awkward comedy and dance numbers.
No one would really notice the difference.
Even after they're arrived at the theater, though, the accountants still aren't allowed to let the envelopes out of their sight. They have to literally stand at the edge of the stage all night, without bathroom breaks, personally passing out said envelopes to the presenters. Also, they have to memorize all the results in case of slip-ups or Kanye-esque outbursts.
All that for a stupid awards show. If the security at the Electoral College was half that good, chances are at least one of our presidents would have never been elected. You all know who we're talking about.
That's right, President Whiskers (1904-1908).
#3. The Ayapaneco Language
What Is It?
This isn't some secret nerd dialect created for a Star Trek fan fiction -- the Ayapaneco language has been used in Mexico since before there was a Mexico. It survived the Spanish invasion and was a "vibrant" tongue in the Tabasco area as recently as 50 years ago. Then Spanish became mandatory in schools, and locals started moving away. Ayapaneco, like many other native Mexican dialects, began dying out simply out of apathy.
There's just no decent swear words, which is all you ever need to learn anyway.
Over the years, attempts to teach Ayapaneco to a new generation have failed after free classes proved seriously uninteresting to anyone with access to any other hobbies. While there are a handful of people left who understand some words and phrases, by now there are only two fluent Ayapaneco speakers on the entire planet.
Or a heck of a lot less than there are fluent Klingon speakers.
Who Knows?
Manuel Segovia and Isidro Velazquez.
How It Is Kept Secret:
In this case, it's actually the opposite: an anthropological team is actively attempting to save the language by compiling a dictionary. Researchers are scrambling to compile as complete a vocabulary as fast they possibly can before the language dies out -- literally, since the two remaining speakers are now 69 and 75 years old. Obviously the most logical way to do this would be to sit Manuel and Isidro down together and let them shoot the shit for a while.
The only problem? They refuse to speak to each other.
It turns out "suck my dick" is a very complicated phrase in Ayapaneco.
Despite being only six years apart in age and living less than a mile apart in the same village, the men won't talk. So what happened? Did one of them sleep with the other's wife? Was there some sort of complex political and/or soccer-related disagreement we can't begin to comprehend? Actually, it looks like they simply don't care for each other very much. That's the whole reason.
The Guardian
"He has a mole on his forehead that I find awkward to look at."
One researcher explained that "they don't have a lot in common" (being the only two people in the planet who can speak a rare language doesn't amount to much), and apparently the two men think this is a good enough reason to let a huge part of their culture die. So that's two things they have in common: an ancient, nearly extinct tongue and irrational stubbornness. And it's not a case of not giving a fuck about their roots, by the way: Manuel actually tried teaching the language himself years ago, but class attendance was low.
"I shouldn't have scheduled classes during 'Must-See TV'."
Another language, Ter Sami, is also spoken by only two elderly people in Russia, but at least we can blame the Soviets for that one.


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text: Click to view Apple has convinced millions that they can make the switch from Windows to OS X, but those curious about Linux have to see for themselves if they can work or play on a free desktop. The short answer is that, for most halfway tech-savvy people who aren't hardcore gamers, yes, you can. There are positively addictive productivity apps available for Linux, along with tools to make switching between Linux and other systems easy, or just running Windows programs themselves if you need to. Today we're detailing a Linux desktop that helps you move quickly, work with Windows, and just get things done; read on for a few suggestions on setting it up.


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State of America's Libraries Report 2013
Libraries and library staff continue to respond to the needs of their communities, providing key resources as budgets are reduced, speaking out forcefully against book banning attempts and advocating for free access to digital content in libraries, with a keen focus placed on ebook formats. These and other library trends of the past year are detailed in the ALA's 2013 State of America's Libraries Report.
Press release: State of America's Libraries Report 2013
Zmags version of the report at American Libraries Magazine
2013 State of America's Libraries Report (PDF 10.3 MB)
Executive Summary
Public Libraries
Ebooks and Copyright Issues
School Libraries
Academic Libraries
Social Networking
Library Construction and Renovation
Outreach and Diversity
Washington Scene
Intellectual Freedom
Feedback and Contact Information
Reporters should contact:
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How long has Christianity been around? Not how or why -- just when did it start:
- As a religion?
- As a name?
How long has Christianity been around? Not how or why -- just when did it start:
1. Christianity as a religion
The central point of the whole Christian faith is the resurrection of Jesus Christ:
This happened ~30 AD, that is 33 years after Jesus's birth, the exact year of which isn't certain.
But the central point is not the same as the beginning. Hebrews 11 tells us that the patriarchs of the Old Testament era were already waiting for Christ, living in the hope of the promise.
The Old Testament era was building up for the coming of Christ (John 1:1-18, Romans 5). When Adam and Eve originally rebelled against God, the plan to save humankind began. What we call Christianity is really that plan. Adam, the first man, already is a symbol of Christ:
It makes sense to say that Christianity began at the Resurrection, ~30 AD, but it makes even more sense that Christianity began at the Fall of man.
2. Christianity as a name
The first mention of Christians was of the group of believers in Antioch:
This was obviously after Jesus's resurrection, but also during the reign of king Herod Agrippa (Acts 12:1 mentions this). From Herod Agrippa's period of reign we know this was probably between 41-44 AD.
Genesis tells us of Abraham's dealings with Melchizedek:
So we see that Melchizedek was a priest of God, and him bringing out bread and wine in conjunction with being a priest of God. (Sound familiar?) And also that he blessed Abraham and Abraham paid tithes to him.
In Hebrews 7, we see that Melchizedek was not just any priest, but a priest after the same order of priesthood as Christ himself! Verse 12 is particularly interesting, as it establishes a solid connection between priesthood orders and the laws they administer. The Aaronic order administered the Law of Moses, but the order of Melchizedek is the order of Jesus, and the law associated with him is the law of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
So we see that priests authorized to administer the law of the Gospel have existed at least as far back as Melchizedek, and probably much further. We don't have any record of any other priesthood order and its associated law, and the Law of Moses and its priesthood did not exist until the time of Moses, and yet we have records of humanity's dealings with God since the time of Adam.
The title "Christians" may have originated at Antioch in the first century AD, but the knowledge of the Gospel is much, much older than that.


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dairy-free strawberry, vanilla & coconut ice cream recipe
Back when I used to work in Sydney, one of my main jobs in the pastry section was making ice cream. I loved it. Playing with all that sugar, milk, cream and eggs was so much fun. We used two commercial ice cream machines to churn the custard bases, which were always whizzing away under my bench. The freezer was full to the brim with all sorts of flavours; cinnamon, creme fraiche, pistachio, brown sugar and one of my all time favourites... burn honey.
Real, pure, home made ice cream cannot be beaten and for the last 10 years I've been dreaming of owning my very own commercial ice cream maker, but a few other priorities have stood in the way of me and my machine, it seems. Yes I know it's easy to make ice cream without a machine (instructions follow below), but to me the results are not quite as good as with one. And yes I know there are loads of really cheap machines out there, but see, I'm one of those people who would rather wait for years to be able to afford the real deal than to fold and buy a much cheaper and possibly sub-standard model. Yes, I'm a snob. Well that's one way to look at it, that or I'm actually really on-to-it and would rather buy quality that won't break in two seconds? Whatever way you want to look at it I've found a happy medium and am now the proud owner of a not-rubbish-cheap-but-not-break-the-bank ice cream machine! Thankfully for me, cuisinart now make a reasonably priced machine, and although it will never be as good as my dream model with the inbuilt freezer, it does the job okay, so I'll get over it. For now.
The first recipe to christen my new machine was a no brainer, I've been eyeing up David Lebovitz's vegan strawberry ice cream recipe since way back in July last year. We were in the middle of winter when he posted it and I remember thinking how lovely it would've been to be somewhere with berries in season, eating a huge bowlful of ice cream.
He used rice milk as the base for his ice cream and a touch of alcohol to keep the texture softer, but as we don't ever really have a bottle of vodka hanging around the house these days (in the past, yes. But not so much any more) and knowing the kids would love to eat some too, I left that out altogether and used coconut milk in place of rice. The higher fat content helps to keep it ever so slightly softer. This ice cream isn't exactly what most would associate with the name, it's more sorbet-like in texture, light and not overly creamy. The strawberry flavour is dominant, with an undercurrent of vanilla, coconut and orange to keep things exciting. It's lovely eaten like soft-serve straight from the ice cream machine bowl, or pop it into a container and freeze for two hours to firm up further. If like me, you forget about it and leave it for way longer, simply pull it out of the freezer about 20-30 minutes before you are wanting to serve, leaving it to soften enough to roll with a hot scoop. Serve topped with lightly toasted coconut flakes or drizzle with dairy-free chocolate sauce for a real treat!
Recipe adapted from David Lebovitz.
dairy-free strawberry, vanilla & coconut ice cream
I used grated pure palm sugar, but feel free to use a nice organic raw cane sugar. If you aren't vegan, you could use honey in place of the brown rice syrup (although it will change the final flavour somewhat), or try using agave nectar. I used coconut milk, because that's what I had in the pantry, but would love to try this made using coconut cream for a much richer and consequently smoother ice cream. When buying coconut milk and cream, make sure you read the labels and only buy 100% coconut milk/cream. Many have added preservatives and stabilisers and some contain gluten (I know, what?). I've been using a vanilla bean paste lately, but if preferred use the seeds of 1 scraped vanilla bean, or 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract.
makes 1.25 litres
- 700g fresh strawberries, washed, hulled and cut in half
- 100g (1/3 cup firmly packed) pure (light) grated palm sugar or 100g (1/2 cup) organic raw cane sugar
- 2 tablespoons brown rice syrup
- 1 1/2 cups (375ml) pure coconut milk~ see head notes
- 1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste or the scraped seeds of 1 vanilla bean
- 2 teaspoons fresh squeezed orange juice
- a good pinch of fine sea salt
- lightly toasted flaked coconut to serve, optional
Place the strawberries in a bowl with the sugar, brown rice syrup and vanilla bean paste. Mix well and set aside for 1 hour until the sugar dissolves and forms a lovely pink syrup.
Blend strawberries, their syrup, the coconut milk, orange juice and salt in a blender until smooth. At this stage you can pass the mixture through a fine sieve if a totally smooth ice cream is preferred. I wasn't fussed, so left the strawberry seeds in.
Chill the mixture well before churning in an ice cream maker, following your manufacturers instructions. Eat as soft serve straight from the machine, or scoop into a freezer-proof container and freeze for 2 hours before serving. This ice cream freezes solid when left any longer than 2 hours in the freezer due to it's high water content and lack of cream and eggs. If left for longer than 2 hours, remove from the freezer 20-30 minutes before serving and use a warm scoop to roll or simply scrape out chunks of ice cream to serve. Top with toasted coconut flakes or dairy-free chocolate sauce for a real treat!
If you don't have a ice cream machine pour the mixture into a shallow freezer-proof container (a loaf tin is perfect), freeze for 1 hour until the edges are starting to freeze, beat with a hand mixer or whisk until smooth. Return to the freezer and repeat this another 2-3 times before leaving to freeze for 2 hours. The results won't be quite the same, but still delicious!
A few of David's links you may like to read:
How to make ice cream softer
How to make ice cream without a machine for a much more detailed explanation than mine above.
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Ice cream! My favourite. This sounds just beautiful :) And good on you for waiting on an ice cream machine, because seriously, if you're going to fork out that much money you might as well get the good stuff.ReplyDelete
Oh, and I'm so going to be checking out the labels of coconut milk/cream now, I buy so much of it but never thought to check that it had anything other than pure coconut in it. Gross!Replies
Yeah it's kinda scary what some of the cheaper brands add to their coconut milk/cream. The ingredients list should read, coconut + water. That's it. Most contain stabiliser 466 (read more about it here~ http://mbm.net.au/health/400-495.htm) I make my own coconut milk and cream on occasion and might share my recipe in the next week or so...Delete
Your ice cream looks fantastic!!!!! There's nothing better than ice cream made out of fresh strawberries.ReplyDelete
I had no idea about the additives in coconut milk. Why do companies need to mess with food? Thanks for the tip....I'm running off to check my pantry.Replies
Sadly the reason they add all those nasty things is so they can sell us watered down products that have been thickened with additives so we won't know the difference :-(Delete
yay for ice cream machines! I love mine, although I haven't utilised it this summer as much as I would have liked... however, I love love love the look of this ice cream! I made David's chocolate, eggless ice cream with coconut cream for a friend who was going lactose free for a while and she loved it. Tasted just like a chocolate billabong that we used to lick up on the summer holidays.ReplyDelete
Looking forward to seeing more icy treats from you, esp a burnt honey one :)Replies
Yum! That egg-less chocolate ice cream recipe of David's has my name written all over it! Off to google it now... Thanks for the heads up!Delete
I will get to work on making a dairy-free burnt honey ice cream recipe that tastes as good as it's dairy-laden original :-)
Wow! Your photography is fabulous! I'm drooling looking at that ice cream.ReplyDelete
Thanks for this recipe. If Canberra ever decides to return to Summer (it was down to 1.6'C overnight) I'll be making some of this.Replies
Thanks for your kind words :-) Wow that is cold for the middle of summer. It's stinking hot over here in Perth!Delete
Well, that does it - this amazing looking ice cream is just about the tenth one I've come across in the past two months - I now must get an ice cream machine! The coconut milk/cream additives really get me - they're even in the organic ones... I've only found one kind in Sydney that has nothing aside from coconut and water, so frustrating, but at least there is one!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ooooh so yummy! Great flavour combination too. I'm so glad you got your ice cream machine, its worth waiting for the right equipment rather than making do. One day you'll get your fancy-pantsy machine, and I'll get my commercial kitchen.... :)ReplyDeleteReplies
The commercial kitchen is on my wish list too!... along with a decent camera ;-) Lotto?Delete
wow, this strawberry ice cream looks delicious!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm still dreaming about your coffee coconut ice cream! :-)Delete
What a wonderful recipe! I love my Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker - seems to do a great job, and your ice cream looks wonderful! We are in the dead of winter here, but can't wait for summer and fresh local strawberries. Thanks for sharing a winner recipe!ReplyDelete
Now I can't wait for summer so that I can try your recipe ;) A good ice-cream machine is definitely on my wish list.ReplyDelete
I got an ice cream maker for Christmas and looking forward to filling my freezer with goodies. Hope you're buying those lotto tickets.....ReplyDelete
Yum. It looks fantastic, and though you say it's more like sorbet in consistency is looks very much like ice cream from the photos.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah it's does look creamy in the photos doesn't it. It is, slightly. But with all those strawberries the mouth-feel is more sorbet-like. Either way it's pretty damn good :-)Delete
Maybe I should have said it's more like a gelato? Creamy but not as rich as a regular ice cream if that makes sense?Delete
I have a cheapy ice cream maker and the results are invariably rock hard unscoopable ice creamss. It's still fun to make though! This recipes sounds great, I looove cococonutReplyDelete
Oh Emma, you are making me go and and buy an ice cream machine with this recipe! Not sure if this is a good or a bad thing :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yum thanks Emma, what a delicious treat to welcome me back to your blog in 2012! I haven't made this recipe YET but amalgamated this with another of your icey treat recipes. We have new rocket ship popsicle moulds and I wanted to make mango treats for vegan friends, after reading this post made mango, lime and coconut milk rocket popsicles (with a bit of rice milk too - thanks to your link to David L's post). Will be eaten after lavosh with edamame dip (which I was at first sure you'd made a recipe for, I just come to you for all things good!), and Heidi's Otsu soba noodles with tofu. Thanks and happy New Year!ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow, sounds like the perfect feast Rach! Great idea adding the coconut milk in place of yoghurt, I seem to be adding it to everything these days :-)Delete
Happy New year to you too xx
I got the Cuisinart ice cream maker for Christmas, and I'm excited to make dairy-free ice creams for my son. Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDeleteReplies
You're welcome :-)Delete
I just finished making myself a big bowl of salted caramel ice cream. I wish I had of made this one, I wouldn't feel so sick!ReplyDelete
Love ice cream & love my Cuisinart ice cream maker, not one for gadgets or gizmos in the kitchen, but love my ice cream maker. I haven't tried ice cream with coconut milk or cream but thinking I should definitely give it a whirl :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for posting this recipe. I used it for the first ever time I made ice-cream this weekend. I'm allergic to dairy to it's great to see one that doesn't have the soya substitute in it. It was delicious!ReplyDelete
Since i became intolerant to eggs and dairy I've been wondering how i'd be able to cope without ice cream. I managed for a while on soy ice cream from the supermarket, but for nearly $6 a litre i ate it sparingly.ReplyDelete
I too like buying quality products and will wait for ages for the right product to come out instead of buying something for the hell of it.
Today i picked up my new $330 Breville Smart Scoop Ice Cream Maker, model BCI600. It has the built in refrigerator so there's no to mess around with pre-freezing bowls and so forth and it has different setting to choose hardness.
All i need now is to find some egg and dairy free recipes (Vegan) that will work great in my fully automatic ice cream maker! Anyone out there that can help?Replies
This recipe is vegan. Also google vegan ice cream, you'll come up with loads of recipes to choose from.Delete


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Great read and good to see he got his head on straight. It's unfortunate that it took what it did for him to get to this place but I'm happy for him.
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Yea he seems to have accepted reality: he blew it. That interview was kind of sad. I was Pac Man...now I'm Adam.
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Jones said there will not be another "Pacman" in the NFL,
and credited Goodell for having changed him as a person.
Jones understood that he put himself in a position to be suspended.
If Adam isn't just saying what he thinks others want to hear, that is amazing (almost unbelievable) maturity coming from him.
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Screw him. I'll never forgive him or VY for what they did 2 this team. Reece has to be 1 of the worst GM's of all-time.
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Screw him. I'll never forgive him or VY for what they did 2 this team. Reece has to be 1 of the worst GM's of all-time.
Pretty sure Fisher wanted Pacman. Thought he could change and mature him. Talent wise, it was a good call, I suppose. Reese gets flack for us having to blow our team up, but at the time, he made the best call for us to challenge for a Super Bowl.
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Pretty sure Fisher wanted Pacman. Thought he could change and mature him. Talent wise, it was a good call, I suppose.
Reese gets flack for us having to blow our team up, but at the time, he made the best call for us to challenge for a Super Bowl.
... and Bud wanted VY. Seems like neither pick was fully Reese's idea.
As for the bold, I couldn't agree more. Reese hid nothing from us as fans. He and Fisher both repeatedly mentioned how we were robbing Peter to pay Paul in the hopes of a title. We fell one yard short, but would you rather have never taken the chance? I think the odds are much greater that we would have never even sniffed the Super Bowl had they managed the cap in a "financially responsible" way and kept releasing valuable vets to turn the reigns over to cheaper youngsters.
I don't know if there is a good football analogy, but in baseball terms would you rather root for the Marlins who have bounced between titles and "everything-must-go" rebuilding years or the Pirates who simply let players go as soon as they come up for big pay-days?
Ultimately, it didn't pay off. We didn't win the title. But in my eyes, they put everything they had into that chance and it was an exciting ride. I'd rather have those memories than several more 9-7 seasons with 1st round playoff exits.
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People have always been mighty hard on Floyd. His drafting towards the end was certainly not up to par, but I will never blame him for the rebuilding period. We knew exactly what we were getting into when we handed out the big second and/or third contracts and then, when we finally had to clean house, people acted like it was some sort of huge shock.
As far as Adam goes, hopefully he is telling the truth and I will root for the guy to continue to turn his life around.
With that said, it still hurts to think about just how good the guy could have been. In 2006, Pac was the second best returner in football and one of the three best pure cover corners in the game. I still have little doubt that we win a Super Bowl in 2008 if Pac avoids trouble and continues to progress as a player.
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I miss having pac-man-jones on the team he was a good player, wish he would have changed his life arounf sooner. He could have prob been a better CB. It would be nice having jones and cortland together as our CB's
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