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The following real estate transactions were filed in Jefferson County:
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Nick Tsouris, lot 38, Simmons & Foster.
Ryan Slabaugh to Joseph Starvaggi, lot 46, Manhattan Subdivision.
Gerardo Haynes to Walter and Nancy Stanak, lot 27 and part lot 28, Banfield Improvement (survivorship).
Joyce and Robert Ketchum to Linda Grimm, metes, Knox Township.
Karen Morris and others to Erica and Robert Lowther, part lots 138-139, Saltsman Fifth Addition (survivorship).
David Decker and others to Pamela Brooks, 0.0237 acre, Island Creek Township.
David Decker and others to Kristie Stinespring, 1.1927 acres, Island Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Bank of America, lot 71, John Spahn's First.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Huntington Bank, metes, Cross Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to US Bank, lot 15, Bowers First; and part lot 5, Hannah Ollum First.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Branch Banking & Trust Co., lots 9-10, Andrew Carnahan Subdivision.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to PNC Mortgage, 0.5603 acre, Wells-Warren Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to US Bank, metes, Cross Creek Township.
Lillian Mossor (deceased) to Carol Repka and others, 0.5489 acre, Wells-Warren Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Fannie Mae, lot 11, Saltsman.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to VOLT Assets Holdings, lots 53-54, Green Second.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Citifinancial Inc., lot 5, Grandview Estates II.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Federal Home Loan Mortgage, lot 31, Banfield Improvement.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to US Bank, 0.53 acre, Island Creek Township.
Charles Crawford to Sabrina Winland, 3.5 acres, Wayne Township.
Dorothy Kenny (deceased) to Charles Kenny Jr., 0.43 acre, Cross Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., lot 8, Watson & Thomasson First.
Fannie Mae to Faouzi Hage and others, lot 61, Beverly Hills.
Mary Skater to David and Patricia Radabaugh, lot 40, Parkdale (survivorship).
Donald Fraley and others to Donald and Janet Fraley, part lots 75-76, Original Irondale (survivorship).
Donald and Janet Fraley to Danny and Summer Householder, part lot 76, Original Irondale (survivorship).
Arthur Schiazza (deceased) to Almerinda Schiazza, lots 21-22, McConnell's proposed.
Nancy Dalton (deceased) to Mary Dalton and others, lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Almerinda Schiazza (deceased) to Mary Dalton and others, lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Patricia and James Gartner to Carmen DeStefano Jr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Linda and Norman Dallas to Carmen DeStefano Jr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Saundra Schiazza to Carmen DeStefano Jr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Lynn Schiazza to Carmen DeStefano Jr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Mary Dalton to Carmen DeStefano Jr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Carmen DeStefano Jr. to Donald Cherepko Sr., lot 21, McConnell's proposed.
Robert Reece Jr. (deceased) to Donna Reece, metes, Springfield Township.
Renee Vojvodich to Darren Vojvodich, 1.508 acres, Salem Township.
Michael Cefus to Brittany Cefus, lot 8, Brentwood Estates.
John Boruta (deceased) to Catherine Boruta, 100 acres, Smithfield Township; and metes, Mount Pleasant Township.
Catherine Boruta (deceased) to John Boruta, 100 acres, Smithfield Township' and metes, Mount Pleasant Township.
Joseph Kropka to David and Terri Banal, metes, Wells-Warren Township.
Charles Folda to Tina Folda, metes, Wells-Warren Township.
Richard Williamson (deceased) to Jacqueline Williamson, 2 acres, Island Creek Township.
Dennis Clark (deceased) to Beth Clark, part lot 86 and lot 87, Myers proposed.
David Elverd to Melanie Elverd, 0.33 acre, Knox Township.
Jason Devore to Jackie Devore, metes, Cross Creek Township.
Frank and Theresa Cozza to Donna Campbell and Debra Polimine, lot 209, Ross Park Realty.
Dominic and Laura Macedonia to Michael Manus, lot 193, Manhattan Subdivision.
Ann Tarowsky (deceased) to George Tarowsky, lot 20, Becker Heights.
Regena Becher to Dolvey and Mary Camp, metes, Springfield Township.
Kevin R. Barnett Jr. to Dolvey Camp Jr., 0.748 acre, Springfield Township.
James E. Montgomery (deceased) to James Q. Montgomery, lot 30, Justin G. Morris First; and lot 1, Matthew Nicholson Addition.
Thomas Walter and others to 232 County Road 50 Special No. 3 LLC, metes, Saline Township; and lot 21, Original Hammondsville.
George and Elizabeth Borden to John Luther, lot 37, Beverly Hills,
Velma Rhine to Velma Rhine and Bobbie Paul, part lot 12, Pleasant Heights (survivorship).
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Citimortgage Inc., 0.3638 acre, Knox Township.
Dominic Bonitatubus to Nabora Agresta, lot 48, John Spahn's Third.
Mary Kidder to Benedict Grundrum, part lot 122, Becker Highlands.
Wells Fargo Bank to Housing & Urban Development, 0.953 acre, Cross Creek Township.
Blanche Slye (deceased) to Donna Howell, metes, Salem Township; metes, Island Creek Township; and 111.9 acres, Cross Creek Township.
Patricia Tait (deceased) to Joanne Augenstein, lot 169, Buena Vista Heights.
Joshua Hill to William and Caren Hill, lot 75, Lincoln Heights.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Chester Francois, lot 36, Original Richmond.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Jim Elia, 16,800 square feet, Knox Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to James Tekely Jr. Irrevocable Real Property Trust, 1.36 acres, Springfield Township; and 0.58 acre, Mount Pleasant Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Andrew Lengyel, 1.6233 acres, Mount Pleasant Township.
Brady Cirlce Development LLC to 2048 Cleveland LLC, metes, Steubenville Township; and part lot 19 and lot 56, Manhattan Subdivision.
TriState Health Services Inc. to Toronto City School Board of Education, 0.189 acre, Island Creek Township.
Carmine and Carol DiGregoio to John Evans, 1.08 acres, Wayne Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Andrew Lengyel, 0.4126 acre, Mount Pleasant Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Ronald and Patricia Williamson, lot 43, Original Hammondsville (survivorship).
Sheriff of Jefferson County to G&M Family LP, 1.43 acres, Steubenville Township; metes, 6.765 acres, 2.32 acres, Cross Creek Township; 1.39 acres, Smithfield Township; 1 acre, Springfield Township; and 1 acre, Wayne Township.
Thomas Staudacher to Timothy and Judith Eddy, lot 90, Gerke Addition (survivorship).
Arthur and Lillian Benjamin to Robert Simmons, part lot 36, Ross Second.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Warner Springer, 0.538 acre, Knox Township.
James Bell Jr. (deceased) to Margaret Bell, lots 1-2, Eastview.
Federal National Mortgage Association to Harbour Portfolio VII LP, lot 54, Original Irondale.
CMI Investments to Thomas and Jewel Young, part lot 16, Ambrose Shaw Heirs (survivorship).
Raymond Blackburn and others to Patricia Blackburn, lot 30, West Park Subdivision.
Sondra and Robert Hilton to Anthony and Cindi Gratchen, 1.654 acres, Cross Creek Township.
Timothy and Tammie Buchanan to Shirley Downard, 3 acres, Island Creek Township.
Shirley and Richard Downard to Shirley Downard, metes, Island Creek Township.
Ronald and Janice Miro to Karen DiGrandomencio, lot 24, Century Hills.
Mark Drake to Aaron Kinney, lot 27, Cattrell First.
Mary Jones (deceased) to Andrew Kinney, part lot 47, Original Amsterdam.
Julia Novicki (deceased) to Kenneth and Sandra Dorsey Sr., lots 2 and 4, Davidson (survivorship).
James and Misty Monroe Jr. to Carol Young, 0.4556 acre, Steubenville Township.
Jay Cutone to Lauren Robertson, lot 45, Overlook Hills.
George and Irma Hooker II to George Lollathin Jr., lot 52, Watson & Thomasson Fourth.
Betty Thompson (deceased) to Wanetta Higgins, metes, Mount Pleasant Township.
Brenda Dikant (deceased) to Loretta Carson, metes, Mount Pleasant Township.
Ferruccio Provenzano to Michael Petros, part lot 39, Ross Second.
Max Saiter and others to Max Saiter, 1.2586 acres, Wells-Warren Township.
Clarice Wetherell (deceased) to John Wetherell and others, metes, Cross Creek Township; lots 6-14, Daton Addition; and outlots 3-5, Daton Addition.
Keith Patrick to Matthew Wilson and Bridget O'Brien, lot 318, Labelleview (survivorship).
Kathleen and Randy Sliva to Francesca Zamana, lot 193, Country Club Estates.
JoAnn Brislen to William Brislen III, lot 211, Dilworth Addition.
Sandra Verardi to Steven Schubert, lot 221, Thomas Addition.
Frances Martin to Iris Martin, lots 10-11 and part lot 10, Original Empire.
Mary Barksdale (deceased) to Carletta and Robert Barksdale, metes, Island Creek Township.
Joseph and Karlene Daly (both deceased) to Loren Dodds, part tract 27, Buena Vista Tracts.
Ronald and Mary Kleineke to Clay and Christina Edgerly, 0.41 acre, Steubenville Township (survivorship).
Lowell Hartzler (deceased) to Marilyn Hartzler, lot 27, Homewood Park.
Robert and Annette Torrance to Shawn and Jamie Gegick, lot 18, Overlook Hills; and 0.429 acre, Island Creek Township (survivorship).
Nancy Hearst and others to James and Jessica Conrad Jr., part lot 31 and lot 32, Rivieria (survivorship).
Buckeye Local School District Board of Education to Gold Nugget Properties, metes, Warren Township; and part lot 37 and lots 31-36, 96-101, AC Jones.
Allen and Gretchen Turnbaugh to Christopher Vines, lot 55, Bloomfield.
John and Erin Cucarese to Joseph Brom, lot 85, Ekey's Third.
David A. Huber (deceased) to David J. Huber and others, lot 19, Crestview Manor Second.
US Bank to Housing & Urban Development, lot 27, Karen Place; and lots 38-39, Manhattan.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to PNC Mortgage, 5.15 acres, Island Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Aerovax LLC, 4.436 acres, Wells-Warren Township; and 2.328 acres, Island Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Todd and Joni Greene, 0.889 acre, Warren Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Stephanie Swiger, lot 1 and 73, Grandview Heights; and part lot 167, William Jackson.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to Scott Campbell, part lot 475, Labelleview.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to James and Dianna Chaney, 0.64 acre, Steubenville Township (survivorship).
Robin Humes (deceased) to Donna Kaine, 10,999.37 square feet, Cross Creek Township.
Kenna Taylor to Cory Keeder, 1.58 acres, Island Creek Township.
Dale Skinner (deceased) to Carolyn Clark, metes, Knox Township.
Robert Barnes Revocable Trust to Roxann Kelly, 6.3563 acres, Knox Township.
Norma Baughman to Leanna Neal, tract 54, Lake Park.
Jacob Moore II to Catherine Moore, 1.06 acre, Cross Creek Township.
Sheriff of Jefferson County to US Bank, 1.57 acres, Island Creek Township.
William Nelson (deceased) to Violet Nelson, metes, Salem Township; and lot 46, Westwood Estates.
Fannie Mae to Ronald Nixon, lot 77, Buena Vista Heights.
William Mills to Fleagle Enterprises LLC, metes, Salem Township.
Charles Gervason (deceased) to Amber Hemming and Ronald Gervason, part lots 121-122 and lot 130, Original Bergholz.
Junice and Gilbert Rawls to Brett Peterson, lot 38, Ross Park Realty.
Nora Minda to Thomas Casper, lots 32-35, 66-69 and 149-150, Upland Park First Allotment.
Carol Hastings to George and Norma Donley, part lot 137, Mount Pleasant (survivorship).
Fannie Mae to James Johnson II and Janet Johnson, lot 9, Sunset Gardens.
William Evanosky (deceased) to John Strohmeyer, metes, Springfield Township.
William Ferguson II (deceased) to Betty Ferguson, 11.271 acres, Island Creek Township.
Glenn Mohney (deceased) to Shirley Mohney, 0.239 acre, Salem Township.
Liana Orsini to George Vudrogovic III, lot 222, Becker Highlands.
Joseph Orsini and others to George Vudrogovic III, lot 222, Becker Highlands.
Housing & Urban Development to Carol Britton and Rose Britton, lot 34, Wrennwood Estates.
Housing & Urban Development to Jeffrey Hockenberry, lot 33, James Parr Second.
Harold Dalton and others to PFR&S Rentals LLC, 0.3573 acres, Wayne Township.
Donna Migliore to PFR&S Rentals LLC, 0.27 acre, Wayne Township.
Robert Baird and others to Todd Zimish, lot 309, Labelleview.
Ross and Joyce Wetherell to Ross Wetherell, metes, Cross Creek Township; lots 8-14 and outlots 3-5, Jerome Dalton Addition.
Harbour Portfolio VI LP to Direct Properties LLC, lot 2, CW Deans.
John and Shirley Criss to Ronald and Stacey Kaine, lot 6, Yurjevics (survivorship).
Carol Morgan to Jason and Traci Corder, lot 12, Original Amsterdam (survivorship).
Edward Featheringham to Peoples National Bank of Mount Pleasant, part lot 29, Mount Pleasant.
Vietnam Dominican Sisters to Krystyna Distasio, lot 87, Hillcrest.
Robert Montgomery to Jefferson Behavioral Health System, lot 7, Lewis & WC Anderson.
Joseph Calevro (deceased) to Richard Calevro, metes, Mount Pleasant Township; and metes, Wells-Warren Township.
Roberta and James Cain to John and Georgeanne Clark, part lot 5, William McLaughlin's First.
Susan White (deceased) to Joseph White, lot 37, Riverview Terrace proposed.
Abraham Bryan (deceased) to Rebecca Bryan, metes, Cross Creek Township.
Vicki and Carl Brozka to Corey and Jennifer Duke, tract 15, Lake Park (survivorship).
Barsnack Family Revocable Trust to Rose Barsnack, lot 6, Eastview.
Marlene Dumbola, trustee, to David and Phyllis Bottegal, lot 189, Becker Highlands (survivorship).
Brenda Tuckosh to James Tuckosh, 0.3898 acre, Wayne Township.
Glenn Mohney (deceased) to Shirley Mohney, lots 19-21, State Park Manor.
John Merrill and others to Anthony and Kimberly Tedeschi, 0.1929 acre, Island Creek Township.
John Merrill and others to Catherine Merrill, 0.1532 acre, Island Creek Township.
John Merrill and others to Wilma Merrill, 0.095 acre, Island Creek Township.
Diana and Nick Terezis to Eileen Petrola, lot 242, Dixon Heights.
Steven Clark to Anthony Atkins, part lots 229-230, Buena Vista.
George and Hilda Mehalik to Ronald Mehalik, 5.02 acres, Island Creek Township.


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The text edit button for glade doesn't work and I read in another link that I need to compile glade from 'trunk'. I don't know what that is, how do I compile glade from trunk and where do I go to get trunk.
Trunk is a term used in version control systems (VCS/RCS). A VCS contains the source code for one or more projects. This is referred to as a source tree. If there are many programmers working on the same code, it's often easier and safer for them to make changes to separate snapshots of the source tree, and then merge their modified snapshots back into the main codebase. Or, in VCS parlance, you create a branch, make changes, and then merge them back into the main codebase - known as trunk.
So trunk typically means the latest copy of the codebase; what an outsider would consider to be the latest code for the project. It's more complicated in DVCS systems, but I'll gloss over that.
It's important to understand that trunk is where developers are committing their changes to right now.
Nightly builds are generally more stable than trunk, tags more stable than nightly builds, beta releases more stable than tags, and stable releases more stable than beta releases. In other words, trunk is about as unstable it gets, and hence not in any way guaranteed to work. It might not even build.
You say you are encountering a bug in glade, and this is why you want to build trunk. It is true the version of glade in the main repo has some bugs at present, e.g. in the inability to edit checkbox label text. But you can work around these quite easily in code, or directly in the glade xml file.
Generally, you don't want to be building and running trunk unless you have a good reason to do so (e.g. you're developing glade, or you've encountered issues fixed in trunk that you cannot work around), and are prepared to encounter, investigate, work around (and possibly report/fix) numerous bugs.
If you can't stand working around this bug, whatever it is, a better solution might be to try the version of glade in Ubuntu's proposed repository to see if your problem is fixed there. I suggest you go down one of these routes.
For the sake of completeness, compiling the latest glade codebase would go something like this.
To compile glade, refer to the INSTALL file provided. You'll need something like this, although you may well run into difficulty depending on the state of trunk at the time of your checkout.
It can then be installed into the default location with
but you'd probably want to either adjust the target location to put it under /usr/local/.., or just run it from the bin dir as-is.

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The temptations of the season often come not with glitter and sparkle but with sugar, fat and calories.
Joseph Maiorano, with the Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, said, "Fortunately, weight gain isn't inevitable. In fact, most studies suggest an average weight gain over the holidays of about a pound. This is good news because most people assume it is five or 10 times that number."
Researchers warn that people tend to keep that extra pound instead of shedding it after the season is over, it was noted. Those pounds can pile up over time, leading to significant weight gain over the years. And studies indicate that people who are already overweight are more likely to gain 5 pounds or more during the holidays.
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Eating a light salad for one of the three daily meals during the holidays will help keep the numbers on the scales from moving upward. -- Esther McCoy
"Perhaps the first thing to acknowledge is that this will not be easy. Accepting that in advance will help make a more serious effort. With that in mind here are a few tips from the experts," Maiorano said.
Unless you can easily estimate and track calories of the special treats and meals, you're likely to face over the holidays, try a mindful eating approach instead. A recent Ohio State University study showed that this technique can help people with diabetes to significantly reduce their weight and blood sugar. To use this method, take a few minutes before eating to assess how hungry you are and then make a conscious choice about how much you will eat. When full, stop eating, no matter how tempting the food is.
Learn to say no politely: "It's delicious, but if I eat one more bite, I'll feel stuffed." Don't let yourself feel pressured into eating more than you want.
Help yourself with portion control by using smaller plates, especially at a buffet. Fill it up with vegetables or lean protein, if possible, before you add other dishes. When eating out, ask for a take-home box to be delivered with your food and put half of the meal in it before you take a bite.
Watch the alcohol. A recent study showed that American adults get an average of 5 percent of their calories from alcohol alone, amounting to about 100 calories a day. That could easily increase during the holidays. Set yourself a limit in advance and follow any alcoholic beverage with a big glass of water.
Find ways to increase physical activity to account for extra calories. Stretch your 30-minute workout to 45 minutes. And make it a point to always park far from the entry to work or the store, just to work those extra steps in.
Choose a dip with fruit, veggies and legumes as the primary ingredients and fill it out with low-fat dairy, healthy oils and nuts for additional nutrients. For example, salsa is low in calories and fat. Creamy hummus is another healthy option. Always check the nutrition label as some dips can contain unexpected ingredients that can make them more calorie dense than expected.
A chicken dish with a red sauce that would go with the Christmas season is Chicken with Mango-Cherry Chutney. This is from "Diabetic Cooking," with recipes approved by registered dietitians but it fits into any low fat, low calorie diet.
Chicken with
1 1/2 cups chopped fresh mangoes, divided, 2 mangoes
1/3 cup dried tart cherries
1 tablespoon packed brown sugar
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds, slightly crushed
1/4 teaspoon salt, divided
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 cup sliced green onions
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts or small boneless, skinless chicken thighs, about 1 pound total
Prepare grill for cooking or preheat broiler. In medium saucepan, combine 1/2 cup mangoes, cherries, brown sugar, vinegar, mustard seeds and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Cook and stir over medium-low heat 5 minutes or until mangoes are tender. Mash mangoes slightly. Stir in remaining 1 cup mangoes and onions. Keep warm. Sprinkle salt and pepper on both sides of chicken. Grill or broil chicken 7 to 10 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink in the center, turning once. Serve the mango mixture over chicken. Or brush a small amount on the chicken the last several minutes while grilling and serve the remainder on the side. Makes four servings at 230 calories and 2 grams of fat.
Potatoes should be eaten in moderation. They can add the calories fast if they are mashed with loads of cream and butter or made into the cheesy potatoes that are so popular.
Here is a recipe from the April 2005 Healthy Exchanges Newsletter for a potato dish that has two other veggies in the mix, along with low-fat cream of mushroom soup.
Scalloped Potatoes and Peas
4 cups peeled, thinly sliced raw potatoes, rinse to remove more starch
1 cup frozen peas, thawed
2.5-ounce jar sliced mushrooms, drained
1/4 cup chopped onion
10 3/4-ounce can low- fat cream of mushroom soup
1/2 cup fat-free half and half
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
1 tablespoon light margarine
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray an 8-by-8-inch baking dish with butter-flavored cooking spray. In a large bowl, combine potatoes, peas, mushroom and onion. Layer half of potato mixture in prepared baking dish. In a small bowl, combine mushroom soup, half and half and black pepper. Spoon half of soup mixture over potato mixture. Repeat layers. Drop margarine by 1/2 teaspoons over the top. Cover and bake for 1 hour. Uncover and continue baking for 15 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Place baking dish on a wire rack and let set for 5 minutes. Makes six servings at 138 calories per serving, with 2 fat grams.
Here is a recipe for a creamy, low-fat dessert that has only 192 calories per slice of the eight-serving cake. It is from "Hungry Girl," offering daily tips and tricks for healthy eating. The cake is as light as a cloud, and the frosting is as thick as a blanket, it is noted by Hungry Girl.
Frosty the Vanilla Cake
3 tablespoons, about 3/4 of a four-serving box of sugar-free, fat-free vanilla instant pudding mix
3 tablespoons Splenda no calorie sweetener, granulated, or an alternative
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/2 cups whipped topping, thawed
3/4 cup fat-free cream cheese, room temperature
Half of an 18.25-ounce box, about 1 3/4 cups, moist-style white cake mix
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup club soda, room temperature
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup liquid egg whites, about four real egg whites
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 9-inch round cake pan with nonstick spray.
To make the topping: In a medium bowl, combine pudding mix, sweetener and vanilla extract. Add 3 tablespoons cold water and stir vigorously until smooth and slightly thickened. Add whipped topping and cream cheese and stir until smooth. Cover and refrigerate.
For the cake: In a large bowl thoroughly mix cake mix with baking powder. Add club soda and vanilla extract and whisk until completely smooth. Place egg whites in another medium bowl. With a hand-held electric mixer, set to medium speed, beat until fluffy, 1 to 2 minutes.
Gently but thoroughly fold egg whites into cake mixture. Pour batter into the cake pan. Bake until a tooth pick inserted into the center comes out clean, about 25 minutes. Once cool, transfer cake to a large plate. Evenly spread with topping. Be sure to refrigerate leftovers. Makes eight servings.
(McCoy can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.)


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The Mini Roadbook Holder for touring or enduro riders.
Rally riders have used roadbook or roll chart holders for years. More and more touring riders also want to benefit from "notes that appear by simply turning a knob". But rally roadbook holders are often too big for touring. Many motorcycles do not offer enough space or the rider cannot see the instruments anymore. Devise your own route plans (roadbooks)!


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To the editor:
"Whatsoever you do unto the least of my brethren, you do also unto me." Thus states the best-selling book of all time. It states that the two greatest commands are love of God and love of one's neighbor. One's neighbor is all mankind, even those aged or still in the womb. It is beyond the ken of man to label any life as worthless and decide which innocent life is to be lived and which is to be snuffed out before birth. Yet we have a mandate that insists that everyone cooperate materially in what many consider a grave sin by supporting this procedure monetarily.
By mandating that all pay for distribution of abortion-causing drugs and adamantly denying any conscientious protections, this administration has decreed that only its values are acceptable. It is no less than a tyrannical attempt to eliminate an individual interpretation of virtue. "Such people cannot allow that God is wiser than themselves." (Gregory the Great) What is to follow if President Barack Obama "has more flexibility" is an occasion for great concern.
Contrary to the thinking of the elitists in Washington, pregnancy is not a disease. Amply proven by science, what is gestating is a human being from the moment of conception. In spite of the propaganda from Planned Parenthood, this specious argument that it is only a blob of amorphous tissue has been proven a lie for more than 30 years. From its beginning, this is a nascent human made in the image and likeness of God, and "He does honor to the maker, who cares for what he has made." (Gregory the Great, "On Love of the Poor.)
The mandate of the Department of Health and Human Services that all (exempting 1,700 organizations of Obama supporters) shall participate in the killing of the unborn is a violation of natural law and thousands of years of Judeo-Christian doctrine. By government edict we are are forced to accept inhumanity as normative and progressive and decry humanity and compassion as extremism. The fine for noncompliance is $100 per employee per day. If the voters approve Obama's re-election, what is to happen to those who in good conscience resist this descent into barbarism?
Ed Bednar


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Pro DJ software for mobile. Finally.
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Touchscreen scratching interfaces WTF?
DJ Player supports most timecode vinyl formats (relative mode), extended with DVS FX and MIDI-mappable multi-deck control.
You can use MIDI jog wheels as well, which we designed to feel very tight with low latency.
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And we made a free book for You, which is also the "instruction manual" for DJ Player.
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- key lock/time stretching and pitch shifting on all iOS models
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- scratching (best with DVS or MIDI jog wheel)
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- 8 cue/loop points
- MIDI control, integrated MIDI monitor and mapping
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- multi-route/USB audio support, AirPlay
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- compatible with all iOS devices from the iPhone 3GS and the first iPad
Plug-and-play support:
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- Allen&Heath: XONE:K2
- Hercules: DJ Control Air(+), DJControl Instinct, RMX2
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- Reloop: Terminal Mix 2
- Stanton: DJC.4
- Vestax: Spin2, VCI-400
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USB devices
- Use the Camera Connection Kit or the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter to connect USB devices. Always use the original from Apple, third-party adapters have instability problems.
- "The connected USB device requires too much power." Use a powered USB hub in this case.
- Connect multiple USB MIDI devices with a powered USB hub. Modern hubs with USB 3.0 support and a strong power adapter are recommended.
- iOS can handle just one USB audio device at a time.
- A USB device must be driverless and USB Class Compliant to be compatible with iOS. Not every USB device is designed according to this standard (unfortunately).
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Don Jarrett had 22 points for the Eagles (13-4).
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I don't know about you, but I don't like the word "discipline." It implies telling off, punishment, even (heaven forbid) beating. Children should be seen and not heard-all that stuff. Actually though, after you get over the word itself, it's a handy essential skill for parents. If you get the discipline thing right, it is so much easier being a parent-and being a child.
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You have to understand that when you undermine your partner, you are not being kind to your children so that they will love you more. (Yes, admit it; that's the bottom line.) You are actually confusing them and undermining their respect for both of you and their confidence in those all important boundaries.
If you're a single parent, you're not off the hook. This still applies every time there's someone else sharing responsibility for the children. Your parents when they go on vacation with you, or your daycare provider, or your friend who looks after them on Tuesday afternoons after school.
If you want your child to feel secure, you have to back each other up. And that means sharing the bad cop role, too. It's worth it: They'll feel happier, clearer about boundaries, and they'll respect (and love) you both for it. Eventually.
Of course, you don't have to agree on every tiny possible rule in advance -- when it comes to the detail, you have to only agree that whatever one of you says, the other will back up if asked. "If Daddy says no, then the answer's no." The crucial thing to understand is that, apart from the big stuff that you should have agreed on in advance, the fact that you agree is more important than what you're agreeing about.
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Why are hand-built wheels considered to be better than machine-built wheels? I would think that a machine-built wheel would be better and cheaper, since machines generally do a more precise job than humans.
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I think a machine-built wheel can be just as good as a hand-built one, and vice-versa. This is probably an algorithmically solvable problem, so given fair conditions, both man or machine - following the same rules for truing a wheel and tensioning the spokes - should achieve indistinguishable results.
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One thing is that the spokes need to be different to facilitate the machines doing the lacing (or at least this was once the case, according to Peter White).
But certainly a machine can produce a decent wheel more cheaply than one can hire one hand-built. It's more a question of going beyond "decent" to "better" quality.
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I think I showed at liverpool money doesn't buy success but I fancied winning champions league
I think I showed at liverpool money doesn't buy success but I fancied winning champions league
Spend spend spend, you will get bored after a while though, knock off a few Champions Leagues then find a new challenge.
Best of luck anyhow Dan.
I think you are right barney, I'm really not used to having much money to spend, its overwhelming and abit boring I have had a spending spree in the summer. Im hoping it will ensure we are competitive this season and the next. The squad is very ageing I dont think the AI managers let players go once they are past it. But the long term plan is use the great youth system here. (unless i get sacked!)
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First things first, I've spent big and brought alot of players in and shifted alot. (I'm not enjoying all this money and being the top dog, I much enjoy being the underdog) I'm not happy that I've spent that much but I want to win the league quickly so brought in the best to do this. Also Ive bought alot of quality youth players for the future as the Youth squad currently isnt the best. We started off with a defeat against Real Madrid in the cup but since then we have been on form, With the exception of Milan. The way its going I'm not enjoying it as much as I thought I would so if that doesn't change I would like to win the league and any other trophies then leave with that on my C.V.
From Bristol City to Liverpool to Barca all inside a year, don't see that everyday!
Shame to see you leave City to be honest as it looked like you were really building something there but I understand the lure of the clubs you have since moved to.
Good luck at Barca You certainly haven't held back in the spending department!
If I'm honest I wish I was still at city
£372m in player sales .
orrrrrrrrrrrr yes. Never looked properly and just assumed that on the transfer screen In's come before Out's .
I like to show what I've sold to fund any buys usually but I guess I didnt really need too here :P
Even if you won ever game (which you haven't) I still wouldn't have classed it as a successful season
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Apart from the loss in the league which ended our unbeaten run its been a good month as far as results are concerned
I've spent £335m in 14 years, you spent more in one window
My first Dortmund summer saw me spend more than double what I had in that career so far. Anyway good start given you made so many signing.
The team has gelled fast only new players in starting 11 are left back centre back right wing left wing and a striker. The rest of signings are squad and youth. Due to Spanish rules of 25 men 3 non eu and anyone over 18 I overspent on under18s to increase the depth.
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You have to improve a bit if you want to win the league and the CL.
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I know, the copa doesn't half fill up the schedule.
yeah tell me about it
Nice results there Dan, hopefully it may continue.
Osasuna performing very well in the league.
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I've thought about it and I've Decided I will be leaving Barcelona in the summer, Hopefully with the League and Cup double in my hands, I'm not enjoying managing these theres seems to be no challenge with unlimited funds the board and just pumped another £200m in the Kitty, I'm gonna look around and find the job that suits me
Wow big news, but to go where?
have to see whats available
Hope you go out on a good note.
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A Successful season that ended with a League and Cup double. My first trophies for 6 seasons, I'm glad we won but as I have mentioned I haven't really enjoyed my time here.
Well there you go.
I Haven't enjoyed my time here overall, yes I won the double but with the unlimited funds it all felt cheap and dirty! I'm going to take my time over the summer and find the right job for me
This offer landed in my news and the first thing that caught my eye was the lack of funds on offer for a big club like Newcastle
I then saw they have just been relegated hence why their manager got sacked and they are £50m in the Red.
The Job appealed to me after looking at the squad and the age of the first team players
This was obviously a Club in dire straits so the challenge to rebuild the whole club top to bottom, get them out of the championship, get them back on a better finanical grounding and eventually get them back in europe.
After have a look around the club and transfer listing anyone I deemed not required this is the squad I was left with
We have no money, the players I get rid of have no value so i will be relying on loans and frees as well as youth.
I'm hoping this is the job to excite me again, It has certainly wetted my appiette
This could take a while. The very best of luck though Dan.
Bit of a revolution needed.
Some work needed.
Hope so guys, Plan is 5 years get to European Football
Just going to take a break from this save for a bit follow my new save
Hope you come back soon, I tried a new save and just couldn't get into it.
I will be back just wanted a breather from this, its been my only save since release day :O
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ACHRI Researchers Tie Medicaid Cost Savings to Medical Home Program
LITTLE ROCK, AR. (March 10, 2011) - A new study by scientists at the Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Institute (ACHRI) and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) shows that clinical intervention for children with severe chronic medical conditions through one consistent clinic - a concept known as a "medical home" - can result in significant cost savings for Arkansas Medicaid.
The study, available this month through Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, examined the Medical Home Program at Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH), which brings together multiple subspecialties to treat children whose cases are deemed medically complex.
These savings included costs of hospital and outpatient visits as well as medications and other related expenses and have resulted in a cost savings of $1,179 per patient per month for the year after the first clinic visit.
For the study, the research team examined the health care costs for 225 Medicaid-eligible pediatric patients enrolled in the Medical Home Program at ACH in Little Rock. The program's Medical Home Clinic provides comprehensive and coordinated care for medically complex children, those with severe chronic medical conditions.
Lead author Patrick H. Casey, MD, co-medical director of ACH's Medical Home Program, and his co-authors noted that improvements in surgical, general medical, and intensive care have increased the survival of low birth-weight children born prematurely with various birth defects, resulting in an increasing number of these children living at home. Many of these children may have an associated chronic neurodevelopmental disability, such as Down syndrome or cerebral palsy, and often require medical equipment including a gastrostomy or tracheostomy tube.
To determine Medicaid cost changes, the research team compared the Medicaid costs 12 months prior to and 12 months after the initial Medical Home Clinic visit by each of 225 patients. With this data, the predicted adjusted annual Medicaid cost for these patients before entering the Medical Home Program was estimated at $12.7 million. After a year's participation in the program, the adjusted annual Medicaid cost for the same group was about $9.5 million. The Medicaid cost savings of nearly $3.2 million results in an annual savings of $14,148 per patient for the first year.
"These results show that this type of program can result in savings while also resulting in better care for the patients and family," said Dr. Casey, Harvey & Bernice Jones Professor of Developmental Pediatrics in the UAMS College of Medicine.
Robert E. Lyle, MD, co-medical director of ACH's Medical Home Program and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), said the Medical Home Program initially focused on children less than 2 years of age, especially those who were NICU graduates with complex disorders.
"These children were often requiring multiple trips to several subspecialty clinics and services at ACH. Their families were often frustrated and left on their own to navigate this complicated process of follow-up, and too often appointments and opportunities to provide needed care were missed," said Dr. Lyle, a professor of Pediatrics in the UAMS College of Medicine.
Established in 2006, the Medical Home Program at ACH uses a multidisciplinary approach to address the needs of medically complex children in a central location. During clinic visits, the Medical Home team consisting of a specialty nurse, nutritionist, social worker, speech pathologist, developmental psychologist and physician provide a thorough review and evaluation of the child's medical, nutritional, developmental and psychosocial conditions. Therapy plans and follow-ups are formulated and communicated to the child's primary care provider (PCP) and summarized in the child's individual health plan, a document developed for each patient and provided to the family. The plan is continually updated and available electronically to the PCP and other providers.
In November 2010, the Medical Home Program actively followed 430 patients, including children and adolescents from across the state.
"The opportunity to provide outpatient continuity to some of my long-term NICU patients has been some of the most rewarding work I have ever done," Dr. Lyle said. "The research is very important to help justify funding for the program, and it has opened clinic doors for patients."
"Hospitals that have similar programs or wanting to do this have called about our program and clinical results," says Dr. Casey. In addition to the clinic model, implementing a research component to evaluate results and to justify funding is of interest to other hospitals. "We are working with the National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions to communicate with federal Medicaid to attempt to identify methods to fund these types of programs located at children's hospitals with state Medicaid support," Dr. Casey said.
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A von Dyck group is a group with presentation $< a,b | a^m=b^n=(ab)^p=1 >$ with m,n,p natural numbers. Is it known which of these groups are solvable and which are not? Is there a reference for this? Thanks.
You might try Generators and Relations for Discrete Groups by Coxeter and Moser.
Specifically for 1/m + 1/n + 1/p = 1 there are only 3 cases up to permutation, (2,3,6), (2,4,4) and (3,3,3). Map a and b to an appropriate root of unity to get a homomorphism onto C_6, C_4, or C_3, respectively. The kernel of the map is in all three cases isomorphic to Z^2.


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Good news! I have finally finished the rough draft of the cookbook. I need to do a few edits and all that, but it is almost ready to go on sale. I had no idea it would be so much work!
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
The Cookbook is Almost Here!
Good news! I have finally finished the rough draft of the cookbook. I need to do a few edits and all that, but it is almost ready to go on sale. I had no idea it would be so much work!
56 comments:
- Kitty said...
I think you could probably sell it on www.etsy.com. I have bought from Canadian vendors on that site before.
- December 10, 2008 at 9:40 PM
- lisa said...
If you're selling your book as a digital download, I'd suggest using a bookselling site like Lulu.com or Blurb.com. I think that would be the quickest and easiest thing to set up, as all the processes are in place and they do the distribution for you (eg someone buys from their site and they send them the digital file). Though they do take a few cents from each sale, it makes the process easy and painless for you. Plus they have a bookshop where your book can be displayed, so you might actually find a new audience as well!
- December 10, 2008 at 9:50 PM
- Anonymous said...
Have you considered www.lulu.com?
- December 10, 2008 at 9:53 PM
- Ricki said...
Congratulations! Looking forward to it. And, um, I can certainly relate re: how much work it is!! (still testing and typing away. . . ).
I've used PayPal for other purposes (cooking class fees) and found it easy enough to set up (and I am NO techie, believe me). It also lets you keep separate US/Canadian accounts so you don't have to lose money in conversion. I've never had a problem with it, anyway.
- December 10, 2008 at 9:57 PM
- Carolyn said...
Congratulations! Faithful readers everywhere will be pleased. I'll bet Google checkout will get up to speed with Canada at some point, sorry they are not yet (note to readers, email them to death and I'll bet it will happen!)How did Isa and the trail blazing others in the vegan/vegetarian community do it?
- December 10, 2008 at 9:59 PM
- Nasreen said...
I second the Etsy recommendation! I have bought digi files through there and have sold crafts there too.
- December 10, 2008 at 10:08 PM
- Knit - R - Done said...
I bought some pdf knitting patterns from a Canadian woman on www.lulu.com. It was easy as a user.
- December 10, 2008 at 10:30 PM
- Ron said...
Hi Vegan Dad,
I've bought both ebooks and printed self-published books from lulu.com.
That might be an option.
Ron (Australia)
- December 11, 2008 at 12:14 AM
- Kristi said...
I was just reading the other day that eBay does not allow the selling of .pdf downloads (this is to limit the problems they have had with intellectual property issues, I believe). As others have mentioned, lulu seems like a good option since they deal with hosting and delivery. The downside of etsy is that every time you sell a copy, you have to email it yourself, as they do not do automated .pdf delivery.
- December 11, 2008 at 12:23 AM
- LDM Flagg said...
I typeset a book for an elderly friend and her daughter put it up on lulu.com. Now anyone who wants to can order a hard copy. I second the recommendation for lulu.com, because I would rather have a hard copy than digital only. Your recipes deserve space on my cookbook shelf.
- December 11, 2008 at 12:28 AM
- Lena said...
I am glad that you are not going with Google Checkout. I think Paypal is much more accepted in other parts of the world, so by going with Google Checkout you would also miss some sales from people who do not have a creditcard, which is very common where I live.
I also thought that Paypal was not hard to setup, but also second the lulu recommendation. You could even give customers the option of buying a paperback copy if you do that.
- December 11, 2008 at 2:48 AM
- VegSpinz said...
I'm ready to buy your book! I'm so glad to see more and more great vegan works out there. Congratulations!!
- December 11, 2008 at 3:02 AM
- Anthony said...
i second (third?) the lulu.com suggestion. it's such a cool site it would make you want to write a book – so it's good you've already done it.
ps: thanks for all the recipes (last night we had homemade sausages for the billionth time)
- December 11, 2008 at 4:52 AM
- Chi-Chi said...
No real helpful advice. I just wanted to say that I'm so happy you're making such progress and are this close to finishing! :)
- December 11, 2008 at 5:34 AM
- MsDerious said...
Don't forget your European readers :)
Vegan Dad is my fav food blog, and I'd be very upset if I couldn't get the book here in Merry Olde England!
- December 11, 2008 at 9:11 AM
- Alejandra said...
I'm so looking forward!!!
please don't forget us, the people in Europe who love to read your blog!!!
- December 11, 2008 at 9:28 AM
- Vegan Dad said...
European Readers,
I have not forgotten about you! The reason I am going for the digital download is so everyone from everywhere can get a copy if they so desire.
- December 11, 2008 at 9:41 AM
- Amy said...
I would definitely look into Lulu.com - my friend Linda and I are looking into publishing our book there next year.
- December 11, 2008 at 10:01 AM
- Deb Schiff said...
I'd be happy to do a review. :)
- December 11, 2008 at 10:41 AM
- Chaos Mom said...
i have no helpful advice (i'm fairly technologically stunted), but i did want to say how much i'm looking forward to getting a copy of your book!
- December 11, 2008 at 11:11 AM
- Erin said...
If you ever wanted to sell a hard copy I would be interested, even if it was a 'homemade' bound version. I would love to give them as gifts.
Thanks for all of your hard work!
- December 11, 2008 at 12:26 PM
- lebkuchen said...
YAY!! I can't wait to buy your cookbook from whatever site you choose! Good luck!
- December 11, 2008 at 12:41 PM
- Summer Fae said...
I can't wait! My hubby is even more excited than I am. :-)
- December 11, 2008 at 2:04 PM
- Anonymous said...
any plans for a physical copy? i still enjoy having a book in the kitchen with me when i'm making food.
- December 11, 2008 at 2:19 PM
- Veg-a-Nut said...
Tracy i selling hers through a site called Lulu.com.http://www.lulu.com/content/4929553
I can't wait to get your book!
- December 11, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Bianca said...
Hmmm...good question. I don't know anything about that stuff. But I do know that I'm gonna buy my copy as soon as its available.
- December 11, 2008 at 3:45 PM
- Zephyr said...
What's to stop you from selling it on etsy, lulu, and with a paypal link? (well, it's a little more work for you to set up). Just link to the one that brings the most money to you on your blog, and keep the others up on their domains to market to folks searching for such things there!
- December 11, 2008 at 4:26 PM
- Zephyr said...
What's to stop you from selling it on etsy, lulu, and with a paypal link? (well, it's a little more work for you to set up). Just link to the one that brings the most money to you on your blog, and keep the others up on their domains to market to folks searching for such things there!
- December 11, 2008 at 4:26 PM
- woodenapples said...
you should use Etsy for sure, it's so easy to use, you'll get a huge readership and it only costs .20 cents to list an item.
- December 11, 2008 at 5:53 PM
- kmouse said...
Paypal is the best option as you can accept payment from all over the world. Etsy is good too but the thing about that is you will have to set up a Paypal account anyway to receive payment which means for every sale at Etsy, you have to give them a small percentage as well as Paypal. So it's better to only have to give a percentage to one party instead of two.
And by the way, congrats on the book!!!!
- December 11, 2008 at 6:41 PM
- aTxVegn said...
Congratulations on completing your cookbook. However you decide to sell, I'm sure I'll find a way to buy.
- December 11, 2008 at 9:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
I believe that Amazon is going to start allowing the sale of self published books. You should look into it!
You can also advertise on your site and just accept payment through Google and PayPal. With eBay, you'd pay a lot for each sale anyway! HTH
- December 11, 2008 at 11:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hey Vegan Dad,
Just wanted to say congrats on the book! I am SO excited. Even my non veggie boyfriend is excited because he likes your stuff too! I can't wait and I will be buying it no matter where it ends up for sale. :)
- December 12, 2008 at 1:27 AM
- Vegetation said...
I have no selling advice, but it looks great :D
- December 12, 2008 at 1:46 AM
- Sabryna said...
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
- December 12, 2008 at 1:55 AM
- Sabryna said...
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
- December 12, 2008 at 1:56 AM
- Virpukka said...
You could also ask from Jennifer from vegan lunch box blog how she did it with her book. I think she bublihed it first as selfpaid print and later got contract with it. I have that and your book sounds good too. Thought I'm Europian I usually buy my books as books because I must say that Im old fashion with written stuff and it's so much easier sit down with book to plan what to do as supper. But what ever you do I wait to see the final product.
- December 12, 2008 at 6:58 AM
- aX said...
cheers mate, we'd definitely love to get hold of your ebook in europe. can't wait till the date it's going to be released.
keep up the good work and being a compassionate and passionate person as you seem to be.
love to canada from europe,
- December 12, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- Mark said...
For a free service, PayPal isn't too bad. We used it on MadCowboy for awhile and then found it was best for our purposes to go to a "paid-for-monthly and initial setup" service.
The major irritating thing about PayPal is if you want to pay by credit card, and you have a PayPal account tagged to that credit card but draw from a bank account, you can't: they want you to pull it from your PayPal account.
This was a couple of years ago; don't know where it is currently.
As to your cover graphic: I recommend making the rectangles the same size and a one-pt grid of some appropriate color to visually separate them a tad. The draft you posted shows overlap in the horizontal direction and doesn't look as crisp as it could.
Best of luck!
- December 12, 2008 at 10:44 AM
- Shannon Mitchell said...
I am so so so excited for this cookbook. I'm also from a reeaally small Ontario town and know how difficult it sometimes is to find some ingredients! Your blog is by far my favourite ever !
- December 12, 2008 at 11:42 AM
- dagecoutay said...
Congratulations on the cookbook. I've been following your blog for a long time and have really enjoyed it. Regardless, on how you're able to distribute the book I'm sure it'll be a great success. I've just started a blog http://theprairiechick.wordpress.com/ and it focuses on nutrition - mostly vegan but most of my family and friends aren't so I'll have info for omnivores as well. I've added your link to my blog - I hope that's okay? Take care and good luck.
- December 12, 2008 at 12:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
What about amazon?
- December 12, 2008 at 1:46 PM
- cosmicwild said...
oo cant wait till its finished :)
- December 12, 2008 at 3:24 PM
- JohnP said...
I like the lulu.com suggestion, as it would be easy to make a paper version available, alongside the electronic one. However you sell it, I am looking forward to it!
- December 12, 2008 at 4:37 PM
- Lisa said...
Just another recommendation for lulu.com... That way you can offer it as a digital download or a hard copy (which I would love to see)! :-)
- December 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM
- Mike said...
Paypal is not as complicated as you think. You can make a button that, once clicked, will take the individual to a login page, automatically fill out the information, calculate shipping, and make the purchase quite simple. It gives you the code, and you just pop it right into your site (I bet you could paste it into the html editor of this blog).
It requires that individuals have a Paypal account, however. You'd be surprised how many people already do. I say use that option in addition to another option. It's free to setup, but there's a 10% charge on purchases.
Check out my site to see how I have a Paypal button set up. Email me if you'd like some assistance.
- December 12, 2008 at 6:56 PM
- Veg-In-Training said...
Will you also be offering hard copies? I don't mind digital for a lot of things, but cookbooks are best felt and messed up with flying food. I'm excited that you are going to publish! Congrats.
- December 13, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- Vegan Dad said...
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. It looks like Lulu is a good option because it provides a paer and electronic copy option. I have a feeling, though, that the paper copy will be expensive. My original idea was to provide a .pdf file for download that you could print out at home and get bound at your local copy centre (or just hole punch and stick in a binder). I think that would be the cheapest option and the easiest. I will have the book ready for download by week's end.
- December 13, 2008 at 10:52 AM
- harlemgrrl said...
too lazy to read the entire thread, however you sell the book i'm buying one.
- December 13, 2008 at 8:38 PM
- tofuparty said...
Congratulations with the book. It was probably a lot of work. I'm really looking out for it.
Also I want to thank you for thinking about your European readers. But I also want to remind you that not everyone has a credit card. (I don't have one, but if I really want to I can use someone elses.) It's not that common in Europe.
And a tip for everyone who prefers a hard copy: find a old rubbish book, with more or less the same pages as 'Vegan dad's cookbook', print your copy and glue the pages in the old book. It's some work but meanwhile you can dream of all the fantastic food you're going to make.
- December 14, 2008 at 4:36 AM
- Kelly said...
Congrats on the upcoming book release. I second the Etsy recommendation. It's such a great site.
- December 14, 2008 at 5:08 PM
- Anonymous said...
Just wanted to say that I stumbled upon your website a couple weeks ago and everything has been excellent so far! As far as selling your book: setting up a paypal is very easy and you would even be able to have a link on your website for people to pay. I will definitely be purchasing it when it's out!
- December 15, 2008 at 1:56 AM
- Jenny said...
I'd love to have this book. I think it's a good idea to offer a download, but I'd love to have a hard copy available too if possible, that's be great!
- December 15, 2008 at 4:50 AM
- Speedwell said...
I too would pay for the hard copy. It's just far too much trouble to have to swear yourself blind to the stupid copy shop flunky that despite the file being professionally typeset and edited and having someone else's name on it, you in fact DID pay for the right to print it out and have it bound.
Although it might be just worth it to make a copy with laminated pages, bound with a plastic coil so it opens flat.
- December 15, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- herbstsonne said...
Can't wait!! :D
- December 17, 2008 at 2:20 PM
- Cassafras said...
I'm so excited! I love your recipes!
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On Tuesday, Karen King, a historian of early Christianity at Harvard Divinity School, presented a paper at a conference in Rome, with information that reignited questions about Jesus' life as well as debate about celibacy, family and marriage. Jesus being unmarried is a long held traditional Christian belief.
"King also acknowledged that Jesus might have been speaking figuratively when he referred to 'my wife.' After all, the fragment is just 33 words long, with incomplete sentences and very little context," Religion News Service reported Wednesday.
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A pregnant pause is a pause that builds up suspension in the listener/viewer, for a greater dramatic (especially comic) effect of what follows after the pause.
Edit: Merriam-Webster has this:
Wikipedia has this bit specifically on comic timing:
I think that pregnant in this case has the meaning of heavy, loaded, gravid, with burden.
(In most slavic languages the word for pregnant is derived from "with burden")
I've always taken it to mean a pause that engenders an expectation ("pregnant" = "expecting") for the listener. This as opposed to a pause to let the listener reflect on what was just said, a pause for the speaker to catch his breath, a pause for the speaker to find the right words, etc.
It could be used in telling a joke, making a sales pitch, storytelling, or as a form of emphasis that can only be described as legen...
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A pregnant pause is one that takes on the characteristic of being anticipatory, but inscrutable, to the observer, whether by design or not, of the pause maker. In the sense that pregnancy is an anticipated but uncertain revelation in the making, a pregnant pause is an anticipated but uncertain utterance in the making.
I have a slightly different use case, although it ties in with what has already been stated. When I say, 'I... when my mother... died, I', I am trying to indicate to the listeners that there is something that I am not saying and that if they want to know about it, they are going to have to draw that information out of me.
Pregnant pause: that awkward moment when one is engrossed in conversation and suddenly realizes one has strayed from context, thus needing to refresh one's prepared response.
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We currently have a T3 line for about 28 people and it gets deadly slow during the day so I need something to help track down why. I'm assuming someone is downloading something that they may not be aware of.
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I would recommend against using wireshark to monitor traffic. You'll just get too much data, but you have a hard time analyzing the data. If you need to look at/troubleshoot the interaction between a couple machines, wireshark is great. As a monitoring tool, IMHO, wireshark is not quite the tool you need.
In summary, step one, the traffic monitoring (Nagios seems to be a standard tool) helps you figure out, in general, what is going on to stop the immediate pain. Steps 2 - 5 help prevent the problem in the future.
28 people saturating a T3? Doesn't seem likely (Everyone could use streaming media all day long, and it wouldn't come close.) You might want to check for routing loops and other types of network mis-configuration. You should also check for viruses. If you've got a little botnet running on your local network, that would easily explain the traffic.
What sort of switching/firewall do you use? You may already have some capability to monitor packet traffic.
Edit: I'm also a big fan of Wireshark (though I'm old, so I still think "Ethereal" in my head). If you're going to use it, the best way is to put a machine in-line so all traffic has to pass through it. That'll allow you to run exhaustive logging without having to switch your equipment into promiscuous mode.
And if it turns out you're in need of some traffic shaping, you'll be in a good position to set up a Snort proxy...I wouldn't start out with the intention of installing one, however. I really doubt your problem is bandwidth.
If you have a spare machine you could set it up to be an internet proxy server. Instead of the machines accessing the internet via the router, they access it via the proxy server (which accesses the internet using the router for them). This will log all internet traffic and which machine it came from. You can even block certain websites or filetypes and lots of other cool things.
The proxy server will also cache frequently used webpages so the users visit the same websites, the images, downloads, etc will already be on the proxy server so they won't need to be re-downloaded again. This might save you some bandwidth too.
This could take some setting up but if you have the time and patience then it's definitely worth going for. Setting up the proxy server is probably beyond the scope of this question, but here's a few pointers to get you started:
There is plenty of help out there on setting the Squid proxy server up on Ubuntu.
All the best, I hope you get to the bottom of it.
Wireshark will create a packet capture and you can analyze the network traffic with it http://www.wireshark.org/
If you need to visualize the traffic more you can use filters to show you only specific traffic based on size, type, etc.
See Daisetsu's answer for a software solution.
For obvious reasons, most/some countries' laws require you to inform the employees that the traffic will be monitored, though. But I assume you already know that.
A more low-tech but less invasive technique would be to visually check the physical switches for blinking lights: when the network slows, someone is probably using a lot of bandwidth, so the LED indicator for their cable will blink furiously in comparison to everybody else's. With 28 computers weeding out the "innocent" ones shouldn't take long and the user in question can be informed that their computer is misbehaving and will be checked by you shortly.
If you don't care about your employees' privacy (they might be abusing your bandwidth wilfully after all) and they either signed an agreement or local jurisdiction allows you to, you can just ignore that step and check what they are doing without advance notice, of course. But unless you think someone might me actively harming the company (e.g. violating laws, leaking information), this might result in an awkward situation (ultra-high broadband is tempting and there are lots of things on the web you could download en masse on a daily basis, most of which you shouldn't at work but might be tempted to).
http://www.clearfoundation.com/ or http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/ipcop/wiki
Clear OS specifically notes that ability on their site: http://www.clearfoundation.com/docs/howtos/bandwidth_reporting_with_ntop
Tell us some more about the type of traffic you would normally expect over the circuit. Are you filesharing across it? Accessing mailboxes across it? Accessing PST files across it? Any Access databases? Local servers or remote servers for the users? Anything else we need to know?
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When I saw this trio at Nordstrom last week, I couldn't resist picking it up - the shades are right up my alley, they have my favorite "mix of crazy colors plus SPARKLEZ" finish, and I get excellent wear out of all the Deborah Lippmann polishes I've purchased so far, so this was a no-brainer for me. The bottles are all full-size too, which makes the bottles only $14 each (the set was $42). I consider that a steal when Lippmanns are normally $16-20 each and I get longer-than-average wear out of them!
Here is the set (minus the golden lid, because the clear plastic "window" and my camera flash didn't get along) in all of its holiday glory:
And here are the swatches! I do need to apologize for the inconsistent lighting across the set; I wanted to actually WEAR each polish, not just swatch it, and here in the Pacific Northwest the sun likes to play hide and seek, so although I took all three sets of swatch pictures during the afternoon on their respective days, the lighting is not even remotely consistent between them. Sorry about that.
First is Moon Dance, which I got a couple of lovely sheet marks on - but I think it accentuates its beauty, don't you?
Chain Reaction (please ignore the chili on my index finger's cuticle. I took these pics while cooking and didn't notice it was there until I went through the pics later. My bad!):
Phoenix Rising (this one in particular is NOT done justice by these pics - it looks ruddy and blah here but is far prettier in real life - I got several compliments on it):
Also, you know who else likes to play hide and seek in addition to the sun here in the Northwest? SPOCK THE KITTEN.
(He's not very good at it. I win every time.)
Disclaimer: I purchased the products featured in this post myself. Even the cat, if you count adoption fees.


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I can get the arms off my LEGO minifigs, however, will doing so repeatedly wear them out?
No, they are not meant to come off (and neither are their hands) and I imagine that doing so repeatedly will cause them to become loose, as is the case with hands.
I have noticed that the hands come off a lot easier nowadays compared to 1970s/1980s vintage Lego, but I'm rarely sadistic enough to rip their arms off :)
I did it regularly as a kid and, while it takes some effort, it had to be done a considerable amount of times for any damage to appear.
Removing arms allows for more variety in your minifigs, but also to use these elements separately for other purposes (never underestimate the usefullness of a single hand, or the architectural value of a torso).
Also, note that other arms have been produced (mechanical arm in the Agents theme, rock arms in Power Miners), so you can have interesting minifigs by using these. Same for boxing gloves recently released in the collectible minifigs serie.
One last thing - some minifigs are produced in China (for magnets, for example, or minifig collections) and there are some concerns about their quality, so you may want to be careful with these. Note that while the fact that they are produced in China (you can recognize them at the rectangle engraved in the arms) is a certainty, the fact that the quality is less good is subject for debate.
From my experience: Normally No! But you can yank them out softly. If you do it to often they'll become loose.
The only arms you can legally take off are found on Mos Eisley cantina aliens. Use the blue light saber to take them off cleanly.
By the same logic, you can only swap hands on certain Luke Skywalker minifigs. Or pirates. This is also true now for certain Anakin Skywalker minifigs.
Also, I have received several minifigures from various boxes that had no hands mounted to their arms from the factory, which indicate it is a "legal operation".
I don't think they aren't ment to be ripped off often, but if doing so gently, they shouldn't break.
They are not designed to be removed and doing so can make it hard to replace.
It is not a very good idea to remove Lego arms except on the minifigures listed above.