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I bought some blueberry hot sauce while on vacation in Maine. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but now I have no clue what to pair it with. Any suggestions would be welcome.
I generally see this kind of sweet pairing with game, like venison. This coming from the vegetarian, but I can't really think of anything vegetarian I would do with it. (Or give it as a gift :).
I bet it would be delicious with beef. Beef and berries are great together.
Other ideas I just thought of -- use it like you would use jalapeno jelly -- to top baked brie or in a sandwich or spread with cream cheese.
BBQ Grilled Peaches: halve and pit peaches, brush with BBQ sauce and grill. Either use your Blueberry Hot Sauce in the BBQ sauce or brush on after grilling. Top with some fresh blueberries and chopped basil.
Chicken would be good in any form with this... shrimp/mussels sound like they would be good too.
What about some of the sweet/spicy applications that seem to be gaining a lot of ground lately. Try it as a sauce for ice cream, drizzle it over a cheesecake (or bake it into your cheesecake), fill vanilla cupcakes with it; let your blueberry dessert ideas go wild here!


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Great..All my years of work down the drain-all rikishi birthdays gone. I am never touching the calendar dials again. Let someone else do that labor of love.
One valentine down: we now have a calendar. Have fun.
Nobody appreciated it anyway. And oh, I forgot- Nobody loves me!!
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Because the cold helps convert their starch into sugar, a later harvest can result in an unusually sweet taproot.
Because the cold helps convert their starch into sugar, a later harvest can result in an unusually sweet taproot.
Tender, mildly sweet Savoy cabbages are hardy enough to withstand extreme, East River-freezing temperatures
Plentiful, affordable, and sustainable—a rare hat trick in today's precarious seafood market.
The floppy-leafed cabbage variant isn't just a soul-food staple.
The gnarled tuber's nutty and sweet traits serve it well in this creamy soup by Balaboosta chef Einat Admony.
It's the traditional way for Tuscan olive growers to show off the quality of their olio nuovo.
The fruit's bright-orange flesh, with its perfectly sweet flavor and starchy, chestnutlike texture, is worth the effort it takes to get at it.
The pomegranate makes a festive, sweet-tart addition to this seasonal salad of fennel, radicchio, and feta.
The rainbow lacinato variety takes well to this riff on creamed spinach from the Quality Italian chef.
The Moosewood Cookbook author finds the perfect foil for beets' inherent sweetness in the tart citrus segments and apple-cider vinegar she uses to dress roasted roots.
A refreshingly seasonal approach to the ultimate comfort food.
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The Gramercy Tavern chef uses it to garnish sashimi-style black sea bass.
The slender, thin-skinned Japanese eggplant has few and tiny seeds, rendering it less bitter than most and well suited for this recipe from the Benoit chef.
The Take Root chef has discovered the perfect foils for the plant's bright acidity.
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It happened Wednesday on Happy Valley Road near the Warren-Barren County line.
Police say someone stole a black Honda Civic from the Bluegrass Muffler in Louisville at about 5 a.m.
Then, the suspect drove to the home on Happy Valley Road, broke in and stole a different car that was in the driveway.
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Do any Jewish sources mention Satan talking to a Jew?
If so, how did the things that were said affect ancient Jewish life?
Do any Jewish sources mention Satan talking to a Jew?
If so, how did the things that were said affect ancient Jewish life?
Midrash Tanchuma Parshas Vayeira
The word "satan" in Hebrew is the title of a role, not a personal name. It means the role of prosecutor (as in a court of law) and it is not a name like "Joe."
I have searched through a concordance (both hard copy and electronically on the Bar Ilan data base) and I have not found any time when the prosecutor has spoken directly to a Jew (or any human being). The prosecutor functions only in the Heavenly Court and, as such, addresses only the Judge, that is, God. There are several examples of the prosecutor addressing God and being addressed by God in the Heavenly Court, but the prosecutor never speaks directly to a human in Jewish scripture as far as I can tell.
So, from what I can find, the answer is no; there is no source in Jewish scripture of ha-satan (the prosecutor) speaking directly to a person. Of course, this answer only covers scripture. There may be allegorical texts (midrashim, aggadot, chassidishe stories, folk tales) that do suggest such an encounter, but there is no such encounter recorded in the Jewish Bible.


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Recent and archived news articles by Bruce Lambert of The New York Times.
Omission of a Nascar Pioneer Stirs a Debate
Wendell O. Scott, once barred from some races, is not among the 25 nominees for one of the first five seats in the Hall of Fame.
August 20, 2009, Thursday
For Nassau, Assessments Still a Stubborn Issue
A decade ago, problems with Nassau's property tax assessment system nearly bankrupted the county. Officials have been trying to fix it ever since.
May 17, 2009, Sunday
Once Robust, Retail Scene on the Island Is Smarting
The decline in consumer spending on Long Island is evident in plummeting sales tax revenues, which are crippling government budgets and forcing midyear cuts.
May 10, 2009, Sunday
In Hard Times, Tight Credit Slows Projects
Long Island developers push forward some real estate plans, and other proposals are scaled back.
April 5, 2009, Sunday
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Two decades after being charged with murdering his parents, Martin H. Tankleff is suing Suffolk County law enforcement, saying he was framed and wrongly imprisoned for 17 years.
March 29, 2009, Sunday
Brookhaven Race May 'Set the Tone' for Fall
The special race for supervisor is a rehearsal for the broader fall campaign, when the supervisor and all six Town Council seats will be up for election.
February 22, 2009, Sunday
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A piece of under-used property that has become a sinkhole for taxpayers has become an issue in Hempstead's mayoral race.
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February 8, 2009, Sunday
Report Sees a Failure in Educating All Students
A comprehensive study finds that despite spending inequities, public schools can fall short in both wealthy and poor districts.
February 1, 2009, Sunday
Street Known for Drug Crime Is Getting Clean
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January 18, 2009, Sunday
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The Firebird and Camaro had been completely restyled, with the windshield slope set at 60 degrees (about 3 degrees steeper than anything GM had ever tried before) and for the first time, a large, glass-dominated rear hatchback. Two pop-up headlights, a first on the F-Body cars, were the primary characteristic that distinguished the Firebird from its Camaro cousin; the Firebird would retain this styling characteristic until the end of production in 2002.


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30 U.S. Code § 1412 - Licenses for exploration and permits for commercial recovery
§ 1412.
Licenses for exploration and permits for commercial recovery
(a) Authority to issue
Subject to the provisions of this chapter, the Administrator shall issue to applicants who are eligible therefor licenses for exploration and permits for commercial recovery.
(b) Nature of licenses and permits
A license or permit issued under this subchapter shall authorize the holder thereof to engage in exploration or commercial recovery, as the case may be, consistent with the provisions of this chapter, the regulations issued by the Administrator to implement the provisions of this chapter, and the specific terms, conditions, and restrictions applied to the license or permit by the Administrator.
Any license or permit issued under this subchapter shall be exclusive with respect to the holder thereof as against any other United States citizen or any citizen, national or governmental agency of, or any legal entity organized or existing under the laws of, any reciprocating state.
A valid existing license shall entitle the holder, if otherwise eligible under the provisions of this chapter and regulations issued under this chapter, to a permit for commercial recovery. Such a permit recognizes the right of the holder to recover hard mineral resources, and to own, transport, use, and sell hard mineral resources recovered, under the permit and in accordance with the requirements of this chapter.
(c) Restrictions
(1) The Administrator may not issue—
any license or permit after the date on which an international agreement is ratified by and enters into force with respect to the United States, except to the extent that issuance of such license or permit is not inconsistent with such agreement;
any license or permit the exploration plan or recovery plan of which, submitted pursuant to section 1413(a)(2) of this title, would apply to an area to which applies, or would conflict with, (i) any exploration plan or recovery plan submitted with any pending application to which priority of right for issuance applies under section 1413(b) of this title, (ii) any exploration plan or recovery plan associated with any existing license or permit, or (iii) any equivalent authorization which has been issued, or for which formal notice of application has been submitted, by a reciprocating state prior to the filing date of any relevant application for licenses or permits pursuant to this subchapter;
a permit authorizing commercial recovery within any area of the deep seabed in which exploration is authorized under a valid existing license if such permit is issued to other than the licensee for such area;
any exploration license before July 1, 1981, or any permit which authorizes commercial recovery to commence before January 1, 1988;
any license or permit the exploration plan or recovery plan for which applies to any area of the deep seabed if, within the 3-year period before the date of application for such license or permit, (i) the applicant therefor surrendered or relinquished such area under an exploration plan or recovery plan associated with a previous license or permit issued to such applicant, or (ii) a license or permit previously issued to the applicant had an exploration plan or recovery plan which applied to such area and such license or permit was revoked under section 1416 of this title; or
No permittee may use any vessel for the commercial recovery of hard mineral resources or for the processing at sea of hard mineral resources recovered under the permit issued to the permittee unless the vessel is documented under the laws of the United States.
Each permittee shall use at least one vessel documented under the laws of the United States for the transportation from each mining site of hard mineral resources recovered under the permit issued to the permittee.
For purposes of the shipping laws of the United States, any vessel documented under the laws of the United States and used in the commercial recovery, processing, or transportation from any mining site of hard mineral resources recovered under a permit issued under this subchapter shall be deemed to be used in, and used in an essential service in, the foreign commerce or foreign trade of the United States, as defined in section 109 of title 46, and shall be deemed to be a vessel as defined in section 53701(13) of title 46.
(5) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, the processing on land of hard mineral resources recovered pursuant to a permit shall be conducted within the United States:
Provided, That the President does not determine that such restrictions contravene the overriding national interests of the United States. The Administrator may allow the processing of hard mineral resources at a place other than within the United States if he finds, after opportunity for an agency hearing, that—
the processing of the quantity concerned of such resource at a place other than within the United States is necessary for the economic viability of the commercial recovery activities of a permittee; and
satisfactory assurances have been given by the permittee that such resource, after processing, to the extent of the permittee's ownership therein, will be returned to the United States for domestic use, if the Administrator so requires after determining that the national interest necessitates such return.
(Pub. L. 96–283, title I, § 102, June 28, 1980, 94 Stat. 558.)
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Vulnerability in TLS Protocol during Renegotiation [CVE-2009-3555]
By chandan on Jan 07, 2010
A security vulnerability in the TLS protocol (TLS 1.0 or later and SSLv3) may allow an unauthenticated, remote attacker to conduct man-in-the-middle (MITM) type of attacks where chosen plain text may be injected as a prefix in an user's TLS session. This vulnerability does not allow one to decrypt or modify the intercepted network communication.
This issue is referenced in CVE-2009-3555 and US-CERT VU#120541
Exact nature of the impact depends on the application making use of the TLS facility.
Sun is evaluating the impact of the issue on various products which make use of the TLS libraries. We are working to fix the TLS implementations according to the TLS protocol standard extensions RFC 5746.
Solaris Kernel SSL:
Solaris Kernel SSL proxy module KSSL does not support client renegotiation or rehandshake. It ignores the rehandshake message which is an allowed behavior by the SSL/TLS specification. Hence it is not vulnerable to this issue. KSSL (see ksslcfg(1M)) is available in Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris. It may be used to workaround the described issue in server applications.
The Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) included in the following Java SE and Java SE for Business releases for Windows, Solaris, and Linux are affected:
- JDK and JRE 6 Update 17 and earlier
- JDK and JRE 5.0 Update 22 and earlier
- SDK and JRE 1.4.2_24 and earlier
An interim fix, that disables TLS/SSL renegotiation in JSSE by default, is included in March 2010 Java security update.
GnuTLS libraries in Solaris:
The issue does not affect any server applications distributed with Solaris which use the GnuTLS library. At this time we do not plan to issue any interim fixes to GnuTLS libraries. Fixes to GnuTLS distributed with Solaris would be provided when the proposed TLS extensions become a standard.
OpenSSL libraries in Solaris:
Sun Alert 273029 describes this issue in OpenSSL (openssl(5)) libraries provided with in Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris.
Network Security Services (NSS):
Sun Alert 273350 describes the issue in NSS libraries provided with Solaris and Sun Java Enterprise System.
Sun Java Enterprise System Suite
Sun Alert 274990 describes the issue in Sun Java System Web Server 6.1, 7.0, Sun Java System Web Proxy Server 4.0, Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition and Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server v2.1. This article explains the issue in Sun Java System Web Server and provides workarounds and mitigation.


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I have a friend with a one year old that bites people, maybe as a sign of affection, but doesn't know that it hurts others. How can his parents discipline him regarding this behavior? Do you try to show him that his actions actually hurt others?
Whatever you do, don't bite him back to show him that it hurts. By doing that, you'd demonstrate that other people bite too.
He likely doesn't know that his biting hurts people, but their reaction to being bitten should teach him that. If someone bites me, I would clearly and loudly say Ow, that hurts! and then move away from and avoid interaction with the child. The idea would be a subtle, passive punishment by way of not giving him attention, because attention equals encouragement. Instead of moving myself away, I could also (if it's my kid) move him away, e.g. put him in his crib and leave him alone for a (very) short while. It's a simple time-out.
Given more context perhaps a more useful answer can be provided, so please edit the question to add more information.
Is he still teething? Babies tend to bite things as their teeth are coming through, as it helps with the utterly weird sensation of something forcing its way out from inside their jaw.
My friend's 6-month old tends to do this a lot, and they're concerned that he may continue after the teeth have come through, especially as while he's got no teeth, it's just adorable, so he's getting a certain amount of positive reinforcement when he does it.
One thing that might help is some form of teething ring that he can chew on.
If he already has something like this or he's past the teething stage, then it may be that he's picked up that it's a good way to get attention, in which case, what Torben said.
There is a great series of board books we used in the preschool that helped with getting discussion and thought started and creating an understanding for our "two's" kids:
You might use these as a supplement along with the answer by Torben.
We always lightly bopped our kids on the mouth, therefore showing him that his mouth is what hurt you. Then say No, we don't bite people in a strong forceful voice. The child will learn quickly not to bite.
The other thing to think about is what is the child trying to say. It is an age appropriate, although not allowed, behavior for children that have something to say but no words to say it. If you can figure out what he is trying to say after the above you can say it for him. For example, 'No, we don't bite (in a forceful voice and then in a regular voice continue) instead say: I don't like it when you grab my toys'. No, your child will not necessarily know what you are saying but I have always been an advocate of the idea that we don't know when children start understanding so speak to them as if they do.


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There is a debate in the literature backed by ambiguous empirical evidence whether personality is useful at predicting entrepreneurship behavior. However, little is known about the role of the context in the relationship between personality and entrepreneurship. This paper draws on the well-established psychological theory of vocational behavior, which emphasizes the crucial role of personality for peoples' vocational choices, in order to shed more light on the interplay between personality, occupational environment, and the decision to become self-employed. Empirical findings suggest that personality is associated with both vocational and entrepreneurial choices. An entrepreneurial personality profile is positively related to the choice of Holland's enterprising and artistic occupations, which contributes to above-average self-employment rates in these occupations. Personality also seems to play an important role in entrepreneurial choice, however, in a way which varies substantially across occupations.
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In SharePoint 2007, clicking on a PDF in a document library would open it within the browser. In SharePoint 2010, doing the same asks me to save the PDF. How can I force SharePoint 2010 to just open PDF files without making me save them?
Bad advice! you should not just blindly enable permissive mode.
First of all there are good reasons why SP2010 does not render files in browser, PDF inluded, pr default. The reason is client object model.
PDF allows for Javascript execution, and though to some degree the threath model is the same as with SP2007, CLient object model makes it alot easier to create potential malicious code in PDF's.
After considering the possible dangers you Could enable permissiv mode, but that works for all file types. Instead it is much less of a security hole to just enable pdf as allowed inline mime types for the web application:
Read a thorough post of he potential dangers here.
This change was made due to security reasons in SharePoint 2010. You know that PDF actually stands for "Potentially Dangerous Files".
You can change it to a less secure mode, per Web Application, in Central Admin. Just change the Browser File Handling property to Permissive and your good to go.
This is controlled by the installation of Acrobat itself, not SharePoint. By default, PDFs open in the browser but many corporate installs force it to open in a separate window for support reasons.
Many users do not realize they are viewing a PDF instead of a web page and get confused when the normal web tools do not work properly. The bigger the corporation, the more likely this is to be the default.
You could set the web application browser file handling setting to strict. This means that SharePoint will tell the browser to open the file in the client application, instead of opening it in the browser itself.
I agree with Anders Rask that the solution provided by Wictor is not the best solution. Making it permissive at the Web Application level is the last thing to do.
If you want to set permissive, it can be done at the Site Collection, Site and List level too. This will reduce the risk to a targeted area. But note here that setting to permissive will allow other files to run in browser like flash etc.
if you just want to allow pdf, then Anders's solution is good.
For all the ways you can allow pdf to open in browser.. refer http://howtosharepoint.blogspot.com/2011/04/open-pdf-files-in-browser.html
For us this was fixed by editing the DOCICON.xml file located here on your WFE server:
You need to Change the value for PDFs. Our value was originally set to this:
We modified the OpenControl to "" so it reads like this:
Then do an IIS reset. Now the PDFs open directly into your browser without prompting you!


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I am a wannabe fitness freak... Right now I am an overweight, almost obese, completely lazy, low self esteemed low-life with a dream of "magically" transforming myself into a fitness fanatic.
Foolishly enough, I got involved in a bet that requires me to lose around 20 kilos in a year!
The bet is the least of my concerns and I understand I have multiple issues that need sorting at various levels.
This is exactly what motivated me to accept the bet in the first place. I am sure that losing weight would be the first step of my transformation (I realize that we do not live in a fairyland and working on my issues is the only solution).
I am 26 years old, 6' 2" tall and weigh around 105 kilos currently. I am a smoker (a pack a day) and a drinker (2-3 times a week). I lead a complete sedentary lifestyle, with absolutely zero stamina, endurance, energy and focus.
My dream is to be a fit and healthy (mentally and physically) person with completely toned body (as complete as having 12 pack abs) and mind. I am looking forward to have a completely conditioned body that can survive in any tough, rough, difficult-to-live conditions.
Having said that, my first target is to achieve a weight loss of 20 kilos in a year. If my dream can somehow fit into this, I would be more than happy. Otherwise, I am planning to chase my dream after the weight loss.
I know that there is a wrold of difference in where I dream to be and where I stand currently. But I am a born dreamer.
I need help with nutrition, exercises, fitness plans, scheduling (and personality development?).
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Your user data can be found depending on your OS in the following directories:
Windows 7 (probably vista as well)
Mac OS X: /Users/YourUserName/Library/Application Support/QuakeLive/quakelive/
Linux: /home/YourUserName/.quakelive/
You should be able to run in multiple browsers without re-downloading the data. You only need the plugin for the browser you are using, which is ~6MB download.
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For example, the Google Chrome folder is found in:
For future reference, the AppData folder is located in your usersname folder (where downloads and documents and pictures folders are), but it is a hidden folder.
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I had a serious hankering for some bruschetta, most likely because I had just baked some bread and wanted to put it to good use. Much to my dismay, I was totally out of tomatoes. I decided to sub in some white beans and proceed forth as planned (plus, the tomatoes this time of year are pretty pathetic). I am not sure what I thought of the final product. I liked the flavour, but I'm not sure about the texture of the bread and the beans together. Anyway, here is the recipe if you are interested.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
White Bean Bruschetta
I had a serious hankering for some bruschetta, most likely because I had just baked some bread and wanted to put it to good use. Much to my dismay, I was totally out of tomatoes. I decided to sub in some white beans and proceed forth as planned (plus, the tomatoes this time of year are pretty pathetic). I am not sure what I thought of the final product. I liked the flavour, but I'm not sure about the texture of the bread and the beans together. Anyway, here is the recipe if you are interested.
20 comments:
- Meg said...
I love white beans! I will have to try this!
- March 25, 2009 at 9:49 PM
- Macie said...
I hate tomatoes in bruschetta, so I'll have to try this.
- March 25, 2009 at 9:52 PM
- Veganissexy said...
Cool! It looks similar to my mushroom bruscetta I posted about here:
I love love love bruscetta! It was practically all I ate when traveling through Italy! There were always such fresh options :) Thanks for another good idea!
- March 25, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- VeganWoman said...
Great! Thank you, I am always looking for new things to do with beans. I will try this!
- March 25, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Deleilan said...
A sophisticated version of the British classic "beans on toast". It looks delicious!
- March 26, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Katie said...
I have a veggie friend who has really bad acid reflux, so she has a ahrd time with tomatoes. I'll tell her about these!
- March 26, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- A said...
May have to try that!!! Interesting idea!
- March 26, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Bianca said...
Sounds perfect to me! I love white beans on crostini, so this is similar.
- March 26, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- TheMOSTfresh said...
In light of your ringing endorsement, I think I might actually give this a whirl. I love simple recipes!
- March 26, 2009 at 6:38 PM
- Lizzzzzzzzz said...
Great substitution idea! Funny you should say you weren't sure about the bean + bread texture. When I went to New Zealand, it was the first time I really ate beans on toast which many Kiwis eat all the time. I thought it would be weird, but one of my favorite things was how the texture of the bread and the texture of the toast go together so well. I also love beans on toast with cheese, so non-veganly I would add feta cheese to this recipe or spread vegan cheeseball (from The Vegan Cookbook) on the bread with bruschetta on top!
- March 26, 2009 at 9:44 PM
- racheyalex said...
to make winter tomatoes less pathetic, I will oven roast them in a simple olive oil/vinegar/sugar/salt glaze. it concentrates the flavor nicely, so they actually taste like tomatoes instead of... crap
- March 26, 2009 at 11:54 PM
- dreaminitvegan said...
This is a great idea, especially for Spring! We love white beans, so creamy.
- March 27, 2009 at 3:42 PM
- chow vegan said...
I love bruschetta! For the texture, maybe smash the beans so it's more of a spread instead of having whole beans?
- March 27, 2009 at 6:35 PM
- happyherbivore.com said...
- March 28, 2009 at 1:51 PM
- Cindy DG said...
This looks great!!
- March 28, 2009 at 2:13 PM
- Eating Consciously said...
There are really so many things you can do with bruschetta! I like tomatoes and avocado.
- March 28, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- mado said...
Perhaps it could have become a white bean paté instead... with a little olive oil and black olives? hmmm... me thinks I'm hungry for fresh bread and dippings!
Kudos for the try though - very innovative!
I agree with you on the tomatoes - why do they have to look so gross! Can't wait to plant the garden in a few weeks!
- March 29, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- Beth said...
This post along with Veganissexy's comment inspired me today...
Saute some sliced mushrooms in a pan with olive oil.
While the mushrooms are cooking, make a cannelini bean paste in the food processor:
1 can of cannelini beans, rinsed
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
1 T dried parsley
1-2 t dried shallots
olive oil (added while in the food processor to desired consistency)
Top sliced bread with the bean paste then the mushrooms. Bake in a 400 degree oven until lightly toasted.
- March 29, 2009 at 5:52 PM
- Carolyn said...
Three words. Sun dried tomatoes.
We don't use these often enough- what is the whole point of putting food by, as they say, if not to have it for these godforsaken end-of-winter days.
Just a couple little shriveled up tomatoes might add a little zing that is otherwise missing.
Not to diss white beans, which I absolutely adore.
- April 2, 2009 at 10:42 PM
- Kathleen said...
I puree white beans with garlic, then spread on slices of toasted bread...drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper..yummmm
OR to make it a bit more substancial, I will put sauted spinach (with garlic of course) on top of the beans. Even my kids like this one...
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How to call an array-grid in one page using ajax?Array-grid is contained in another page.
When we r calling grid is not displaying while calling using ajax and its working fine when using iframes.
I want to use ajax for calling that array-grid contained in another page to the main page.
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It's not very clear what you're doing -- please post a link or some code that demonstrates your issue.
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How to include an array-grid (which is in another html file) in a page using ajax in YUI?
i developed a page (mygrid.html) which is having array-grid. when i open mygrid.html it is
displaying the grid contents. but problem is if i call the same file (mygrid.html) in
another html page (index.html), mygrid.htmlis loading but the grid contents are not appearing.... i dont find the reason for this
plz... tell me the way to fix this bug. its very urgent.
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I have a drain made of PVC pipe on my back porch. The PVC pipe sticks up from the concrete about an inch or so. What is the best way to cut the pipe down so that it will be level with the concrete? What tools do I need?
One of those oscillating tools would be perfect for this.
But before cutting it you might want to figure out what it's for, and if you'll need it in the future. Cutting the pipe should be fairly easy; but if you ever have to, making it longer is more difficult.
Take a 12" hacksaw blade out of the hacksaw itself, press it flat against the floor and start sawing.
The blade should be flexible enough for this and will cut as close to the floor as possible.
You will want to hold the end of the saw blade with a cloth or gloves to avoid cutting your hand.
As tester101 suggests, the best power tool way is probably an oscillating tool.
For a cheaper (hand tool) solution, a jamb saw is primarily designed for cutting the bottom of door jambs to install flooring, but in general is for cutting flat against a surface.
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This it the first set of triplets born at Greenview in the hospital's 34-year history.
They were born at 34 weeks. Austin came first, weighing 4lb, 1oz. Connor came next, weighing 3lb, 12oz. And Dalton was the big boy, weighing 4lb, 12oz!
Dr. Zahid Fraser is a pediatrician. He says, "Well, having multiple births is a challenge because you're not just taking care of one baby. In this case you have triplets, which is going to be very good for the parents. They have a lot of work ahead of them.
Blythe says, "There's a lot going through my head right now. I'm just still in awe. It still hasn't sunk in."
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After installing a clean xubuntu 12.04 I noticed that when I suspend, the computer suspends and turns itself off (you see the lights go off, and a click sound from the HD or fans), but then about 2 seconds later it turns itself back on again...
The odd thing is that:
- It doesn't happen when booting from the liveCD
- I created another user account. When I log onto this account I can suspend fine. The computer stays off until I press the ON button
- When I remove my
.configfolder and it's clean - I can also suspend without problem on my account
So it seems that something in my user config is causing this, but I can't work out what it might be. I tried diffing the two
.config folders, and also all processes running with one account compared to the other (
ps -ef |grep <username>), but couldn't find anything obvious that might be causing this...
As requested, here's the kern.log - with embeedded comments inside. It shows turning the computer on, logging in as the account that can suspend, suspending successfully, then turning off and on again, this time with my account, suspending (but only for about 2 seconds and then the computer starts again)
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If I understand right, Itô's lemma tells us that for any process $X$ that can be adapted to an underlying standard normal Wiener measure $\mathrm dB_t$, and any twice continuously differentiable function $f$, $$\mathrm df(X_t) = f'(X_t)\mathrm dX_t + \frac 1 2 f''(X_t)\mathrm d[X_t] ,$$ where $$[X_t]=\lim_{\|\Pi\|\rightarrow0}\sum_{i=1}^{n}\left(X_{t_i}-X_{t_{i-1}}\right)^2,$$ $0=t_0 < \cdots < t_n=t$, and $\|\Pi\|=\max_{1\le k\le n}|t_k-t_{k-1}|$, is the quadratic variation. We are allowed to ignore all higher power variations because all cumulants higher than the second vanish for the normal distribution. But the additivity of cumulants under convolution leads us naturally to consider a stochastic process based on an arbitrary distribution subject only to the requirements that it be infinitely divisible and possess a moment-generating function. So if we let $A_t$ be the constant-linear-drift+martingale process having such a distribution, and we define the higher power variations $$[A_t]_n=\lim_{\|\Pi\|\rightarrow0}\sum_{i=1}^{n}\left(A_{t_i}-A_{t_{i-1}}\right)^n,$$ then these all exist and are equal to the corresponding cumulants of the distribution of $A_t$. This complicates Itô's lemma, which, again if I understand right, must now be written: $$\mathrm df(X_t) = f'(X_t)\mathrm dX_t + \sum_{k=2}^{\infty}\frac 1{n!} f^{(n)}(X_t)\mathrm d[X_t]_n ,$$ but this is not so bad, because all these higher power variations converge in probability and scale linearly with time, except that now we need $f$ to be infinitely differentiable. So, starting off from here, what are the most important consequences to stochastic calculus of refusing to assume that a process can be adapted to a measure based on a normal distribution?
The standard method to manage your kind of problem (i.e. dealing with stochastic processes that are note presented or built thanks to a Brownian motion) is to use a measure change.
The power of Brownian motion is that you have a lot of representation theorems (Doob-Meyer theorem, Wold theorem, etc) that allows to (thanks to a change of measure or a localization method), provides you a way to define a space in which your process (or the residual of your process once you removed easy to deal with components) behaves like a martingale. So you can use Itô on it.
The only effects that can change the Itô formula should be:
For others you should first think about the proper cleaning of the process and change of measure before doing something fancy I think.


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Grand National Roadster Show - 2009Written by on April 1, 2009 The Granddaddy Turned 60
The granddaddy of them all turned 60 this year, and no we're not talking about the patriarch of a large clan. The old timers still call it Oakland, but to the folks that are still a little wet behind the ears it's known as the Grand National Roadster Show. The GNRS originally opened up as the Oakland Roadster Show way back in 1950 at the Oakland Exposition Center, and was started by Al and Mary Slonaker.
These days the GNRS, produced by John Buck, is held in Pomona, California, and in spite of the tremendous hit our economy is taking these days with slowdowns and layoffs, the show hit record attendance for 2009. Not only did more spectators show up than ever before, but the number of show entries hit an all-time high as well. We're mentioning this because we heard some of the entrants who brought their vehicles to compete weren't able to find an open spot to show. The fact is with all of the uncertainty facing show producers, and the amount of them who have gone down the tubes, putting on a car show is risky business. This coupled with the fact that even in the best of times there's 10 percent of the folks who are no shows it was a simple matter of who could have possibly known that everyone would show up? That said, we hope anyone who might have left with a bitter memory won't let it prevent them from entering next year because the GNRS really should be billed as the greatest custom car show on earth. For more information about the 61st Grand National Roadster Show to be held on January 22-24, 2010 please check out www.rodshows.com.
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There was a time (maybe it's today) when folks considered a '57 Ford kind of ugly. Thanks to a few mild customizing tricks this one looks not too bad. In case anyone was wondering, it's a shortbed, small-window, Styleside with Olds Fiesta hubcaps, dummy teardrops and Copper scallops by an unknown artist.The Black Widow: Troy Ladd and the crew at Hollywood Hot Rods are responsible for what has to be one of the most faithful reproductions of a scale model car we've ever seen. Under the hood the '26 "T" doesn't have anymore is a '56 Chevy 265-inch V-8 complete with 9.5:1 Power Pack heads and three-twos.
The GNRS is always a good place for one to get their finger on the pulse of what is happening in world of hot rods and custom trucks. This under construction closed-cab bobtailed little Ford pickup is a glimpse into the future of where hot rod trucks are going.
Definitely worth showing the front and rear, this '67 Chevy C10 shortbed stepside features a small-window cab. It's interesting to note the '67 C10 is the only instance in the world of customized classic trucks where a small-window is desired over a big-window.In the world of customized trucks and hot rods the printed word is still gospel. Here we see a young enthusiast reading from the pages of a publication explaining what's what provided by the vehicle entrant.Built by Roseville Rod & Custom, Kirk Johnson's GT F-100 has to be one of the cleanest Bumpside Ford trucks around. The power by Ford comes from a 428-inch Cobra Jet motor built by Crack-A-Way Engine Machine and is rated at over 600 horsepower.
In the foreground of the gold flake '56 Ford is the Redhead, perhaps one of the most famous Bonneville streamliners in history. As seen here, the Lattin & Gillette lettering was done by striper Larry Fator in 1987. Interestingly, it was Larry's brother who did the exhaust on the car in 1962 when it belonged to Hammon & McGrath.There will be a quiz later. Notice the pinched front fenders on this full custom Ford F-100 with a '62 Chrysler type oval grille mouth and canted vertical headlights.
The Typhoid Mary of high-tech street rods, here's Lil' John Buttera's '26 Ford Model T Tudor with four wheel independent suspension, plus a raft of luxury features. Lil' John built the '26 in 1974 and it was the subject matter of a Revell 1/25-scale model.Remember that quiz we told you about? Look at the '62 Chrysler frontend on this metalflake gold Big-Window '56 Ford painted by Larry Watson and tell us what's different than the white full custom F-100 you just saw? Answer: The front fenders aren't pinched.What at first appears to be an ugly confrontation in public is actually famed hot rod artist Robert Williams and his wife Suzanne along with nephew Aaron Kahan and C.R. Stecyk III helping a maladroit photographer obtain un-posed results.
There's custom painter Pete Santini and automotive artist Thom Taylor leaving the Twice In A Lifetime Hall in building nine and heading for the Pinstriper Reunion in building four, let's go see what they found.No custom car show is complete without a slough of Harley show bikes. This extremely rare chopped '43 Knucklehead was built by Paul Wheeler... and yes we checked the left case, it really is a '43.
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Im using php and I was looking to store passwords in a mysql database. I was wondering what would be safer to use a salted hash or openssl encryption? If i use a unique random generated salted hash for each user and store the salt on the database, is there a way someone can find out the salt and decrypt it? Or if I use the openssl_public_encrypt function to encrypt the password using the public key is this safer then using a salted hash?
Generally hashing and encryption are for two different things. The main distinction in your case is that hashing is one way, and encryption is two-way. That is, you can decrypt the password to get them in plain text, but you cannot "de-hash" something.
If your system gets compromised and you are using encryption, the attacker will probably have all the information needed to decrypt all the passwords. This is obviously not good. If you hashed the password, even if the attacker got access to the hashed password and seed, they could not get the plain-text password.
For this reason, it's better to hash the password instead of encrypting it. Of course, this assumes you are doing the hashing correctly. Look into something like bcrypt to do this for you.
You should hash the password using scrypt, bcrypt, or PBKDF2.
There's a lot of advice on this site on exactly this topic. Search for "password hashing" and you'll find it.
See, e.g., How to securely hash passwords?, Which password hashing method should I use?, Most secure password hash algorithm(s)?, Do any security experts recommend bcrypt for password storage?.
You want to use a password hashing algorithm that is as slow as you can stand, to prevent offline dictionary attacks on people's passwords if your database is compromised.
Search the site and you'll find lots more.


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I think the editorial board and many other institutions will look back in ten years at their statements today regarding gay marriage and be embarrassed.
- 11:21 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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"The essence of judicial tyranny is when a single, unelected federal judge
declares the laws and constitution of an entire state null and void with an
opinion clothed in the barest of legal precedent"
Except that there's plenty of precedent (striking down interracial marriage bans for instance) and the laws and constitutional provisions of a state are supposed to be struck null and void if they are in violation of the federal constitutional. That is the entire point of judicial review.
"That Supreme Court decision, Windsor v. U.S., dealt with the federal definition of marriage.
The Windsor case, however, pointedly did not impact state laws defining marriage."
Wait, you're using the DOMA case and not Prop 8? Uh... if the court overturned state laws during a challenge to a federal law, that'd be much more of an overreach than today's decision is being claimed to be.
"sex discrimination even though there is no difference between the way men and women are treated under Utah marriage law."
The discriminated sex is partners of the same sex. This applies to both men and women. Interracial marriage bans were racist even though one could marry their own race.
- 11:32 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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Sometimes respect for basic rights oblige a judge to rule against the will of the majority. And time and experience will show that the decision was right. It has been the same with other discriminatory laws in the past. Some day our grandchildren will wonder what all the fuss was about in 2013: a small group of gays and lesbians wanted something as simple as equal rights. It was granted and with time the matter became a non-issue. Like interracial marriage.
- 11:36 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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The 14th Amendment is hardly a scantly legal precedent.
Do Utahns want Utah to be remembered as the Mississippi of marriage reform/evolution? Do Utahns want Utah to be on marriage equality in the 2010s what Mississippi was to the civil rights movement in the 1960s?
Amusing that when heterosexuals corrupt marriage most Utahns will call it "progressive." But when homosexual corrupt marriage, most Utahns will call it a "sin." Heterosexuals have over the years done the most damage to marriage.
- 11:38 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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I agree completely with this opinion piece. It is judicial tyranny. It doesn't matter what you think about the issue at hand. A single judge should not have the power to make such a decision for an entire state. End of story. I would say the same thing if it was a decision I agree with. Horrible, horrible, horrible decision. Judges should not (and constitutionally don't) have the power to make such decisions all by there selves, based on their own bias when an entire state has made the opposite decision. I am all for citizens trying to change laws and work for causes they believe in (even if it is a cause I disagree with). But it should be done in the proper way. This is not the proper way. Shame on the judge.
- 11:37 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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In our opinion: Triumph of the constitution over religious tyranny.
- 11:52 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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'Poll: New High Of 58 Percent Support Same-Sex Marriage' – By TOM KLUDT – By Talking Points Memo – 03/18/13
'At a time when the Supreme Court prepares to take up same-sex marriage and the Republican Party determines the best approach to the issue going forward, an ABC News/Washington Post poll released Monday showed a new high-water mark in support for the right of gay and lesbian couples to tie the knot.
The poll found 58 percent of Americans now believe marriage should be legal for same-sex couples, while just 36 percent said it should be illegal.'
'A Majority of Young Republicans Support Gay Marriage' - —By Tim Murphy – Mother Jones – 03/08/2013
' On Thursday, Jan van Lohuizen and Joel Benenson, top campaign pollsters respectively for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, released a new study on attitudes toward marriage equality, based on 2012 exit poll data. The short of it: Even young Republicans think conservatives are fighting a losing battle.'
I don't think that word means…
what you think it means.
- 11:53 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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'Poll: Majority in US back same-sex marriage' - Live Science –
'Gallup shows 53 percent say it should be legal, up from 44 percent last year'
the judge in question was appointed by George W. Bush.
- 11:55 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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Wow! Rarely has there been strung together a more pathetic collection of
legalistic whining and petty parliamentary proceduralism masquerading as
Only trained legal mind simultaneously blunted and blinded by religious dogma could possibly blow so much impotent hot air as this.
Bigotry is crumbling across this great, freedom loving country, and all the puny hands of hyperbole and religious objection in the world will not stop the rising tide of marriage equality from sweeping the nation from coast to coast.
- 11:58 p.m. Dec. 20, 2013
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Judicial tyranny = a judge made a ruling that we disagree with.
Hate to break it to you, conservatives, but the whole purpose of the judicial branch of government is to check legislation, drafted by officials elected by the majority, against the constitution, and the constitutionality of a law is not a function of its popularity.
- 12:07 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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@ThinksIThink I think that certain opinionated people will find one day that
they will be more than just embarrassed.
@Pagan Your points are totally irrelevant to this issue. It makes no difference if a "majority" of the nation are for SSM and it also does not matter if a majority of the nation are against SSM. It also doesn't matter who appointed the judge--who cares? The point is that Utah voted with a supermajority to amend their constitution. A judge should not have power to overturn that amendment. Court rulings are not based on majority electorate opinion. It should be based on law and the constitution.
- 12:10 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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"Gays and lesbians are not deprived of any rights they are due in a liberal
democracy when a state, like Utah, through open democratic processes insists
that marriage is between a man and a woman."
It's fine if you say the don't deserve the rights. But how can you say with a straight face that they are not deprived of them under the previous law?!
- 12:11 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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Last time I checked "Judicial Tyranny" doesn't have an appeal
process allowing you to try and argue that the outcome should have been
And before you blame "Liberal out of touch judges"
Just remember Senator Mike Lee, and Orrin Hatch submitted this name to the President of the United States and he nominated this justice to the court.
Equality is just that. EQUAL. Across all Genders, Skin Colors, Sexual Orientation.
- 12:14 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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I agree wholeheartedly with this editorial. The judge has short circuited the legal process to craft an opinion molded to fit his own personal social views and pulled the overused cry of "unconstitutional" out of thin air. The judge's opinion uses poor logic and is indefensible and irresponsible. Let's hope wiser heads prevail on appeal.
- 12:23 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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Wow. This is happening even faster than expected. Will be interesting to see how soon the rest of the story begins to play out.
- 12:27 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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Ummmm....DN. Have you guys noticed that every court to which this question is
brought -- in states all across the nation -- is uniformly deciding on the side
of the 14th Amendment and equal rights for all citizens?
That should be a clue.
This isn't a matter of judicial tyranny. It's a matter of the US Constitution protecting a minority from the tyranny of the majority. And that's an important part of what our Constitution was created for.
- 12:33 a.m. Dec. 21, 2013
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I'm trying to reconcile the judge's opinion with the Proclamation on the Family's encouragement to responsible citizens and leaders of government to protect the traditional definition of marriage. A judge who can't follow such simple directions probably shouldn't be on the bench.
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The issue is about right versus wrong and who gets to decide. In a truly moral nation judges follow the law strictly. In our nation, the politically correct minority gets to choose and everyone with a pet cause is a victim with a cavalcade of wrongs which demand redressing. We have a Congress which makes laws. Judges do not or are at least they are not supposed to. But that no longer seems to make any difference. Think I am wrong? Just ask any Democrat.
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It is clear the Ag's office gets a fail x 2. (both marriage rulings)
Agree or not with the policies, the AG. should have properly defended our state constitution and laws. Not having a stay/appeal ready and waiting today would not have happened, in my opinion, or would not of occurred if the Gov had appointed one of the top 2 nominees on Mon, Tues, Wed, or even yesterday. Christmas is coming.
Tell me why Brian should be appointed now? Sean and Bob are looking better and showing why they were the SCC first 2 choices. Bob specifically warned about being flat footed on this.
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From the editorial, "That would seem to apply even more forcefully in a
review of how Utah defines marriage given that the enabling act that permitted
Utah to join the union in 1896 specified that our state adopt constitutionally a
traditional definition of marriage."
No, actually - the Enabling Act says nothing about a traditional definition of marriage - it only states polygamy must be prohibited. The exact verbiage is, "... polygamous or plural marriages are forever prohibited."
If you cannot make your point without lying, perhaps there is a problem with the point you are trying to make?
Additionally, you mention the State's request for Summary Judgement and imply a decision supporting it would have been valid - while at the same time criticizing the judge as overstepping his bounds by finding in favor of the Plaintiff's request for summary judgement instead of having a trial.
The judge made the only decision available to him based on the paucity of the State's arguments. And you present no factually compelling reasons for why the decision should have been different.
Laws prohibiting same-sex marriage fail judicial review because there are no legally compelling reasons to support them.
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I noticed that if you run against a block then jump, you can jump arbitrarily high. I've tried to use this to get out of the first room from the top, instead of from the right, but didn't manage.
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Another blogger mentioned one of the bonuses of the new achievement system is you clearly get to see what of the old content you missed.
Which zones have you completely cleared of quests, completely discovered? How many recipes do you know, or more importantly, not know?
I discovered some interesting stuff regarding zones.
As I expected, some zones were completely explored, others not at all (primarily Horde).
But then there are the surprises.
Duskwood – only one reason to go there, the flightpath for Kara.
Time to start exploring!
The thing that is a bit disappointing, is not knowing exactly what has been missed, or at the very least what exactly has been completed.
I know, I know, this seems a little contradictory, but here's the specific issue.
I know 203 tailoring patterns – so what don't I know?
Or as my friend mentioned the other night, he is missing 6 quests from the Ironforge area – which ones? Are they class quests he isn't entitled to?
If he at least knew what quests he had completed, he could then research what he missed. I know there are mods out there that will track your quest completion, but they require that you install them, and maintain them from the moment the Toon is created, otherwise they have no access to quest history.
I think the time has come for Blizz to:
- List the achievements on WoW Armory (I want to know off line what I have/want to achieve)
- List recipes known and quests complete (and preferably those left to complete, though I understand Blizz may not want to dispel the mystery).
Goals, I want clear goals!
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WACO (October 26, 2012)—A woman who was named in an arrest warrant in connection with a home invasion robbery was arrested and was in custody in the county jail on Friday.
Pamela Gayle Ware, 36, was listed on the McLennan County Jail log Friday morning, but had not yet had a bond set.
Two men were held in custody as well in connection with a robbery in early October.
Adrian Don Hamilton was ordered held on a $30,000 bond charged with aggravated robbery and was being held without bond on a state prison parole violation.
Willis Wayne Slaughter was ordered held on $75,000 bond charged with aggravated robbery.
Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said affidavits indicate Ware went to her boyfriend's home at around 2 a.m. on Oct. 13, and as she entered the house, Hamilton and Slaughter also went inside.
The affidavit says the 54-year-old resident of the home was beaten, knocked to the floor and kicked.
The victim reported his wallet was stolen and his attackers left the house.
Swanton said the police report indicates the victim was taken by ambulance to Hillcrest Baptist Medical for treatment of a broken arm.
Slaughter and Hamilton both were arrested Tuesday and charged on Wednesday, according to jail records.


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Myth: Foreign low wage workers depress the wages of U.S. workers.
Fact: Immigrants don't have a negative impact on the majority of native born workers, and often exact a positive impact.
- The primary reason that immigrants don't have a negative impact on the majority of native-born workers is that they aren't competing for the same jobs.
- The U.S. population is growing older and better educated, while the U.S. economy continues to create a large number of low skill jobs that favor younger workers with little formal education. As a result, immigrants increasingly are filling jobs at the less-skilled end of the occupational spectrum for which relatively few native-born workers are available.
- Even among workers with the same level of formal education, the foreign-born tend to be employed in different occupations than U.S. natives. Less-educated foreign-born workers, for instance, are found mostly in agricultural and personal service jobs, while less-educated natives are found mostly in manufacturing and mining.
- Immigration raised the average wage of the native-born worker by 1.1 percent during the 1990s. Among native-born workers with a high-school diploma or more education, wages increased between 0.8 percent and 1.5 percent.
- Since workers with different levels of education perform different tasks and fill different roles in production, the majority of native-born workers (those with intermediate educational levels) experience benefits, more than competition, from foreign-born workers concentrated in high and low educational groups.
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A defense attorney asked the Kansas Supreme Court on Wednesday to order a new trial for a man convicted of killing and raping an El Dorado teenager who led a secret life as an Internet porn model, arguing some evidence suggests he was too drunk to have intended to kill her.
The high court heard the appeal of Israel Mireles, who was convicted of capital murder but sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole in the November 2007 stabbing and strangulation of Emily Sander. The 18-year-old Butler County Community College student was killed in an El Dorado motel room that Mireles had been staying in while working.
The two met at a bar hours before Sander's death and went to the motel room.
The slaying received national attention because it was later revealed that Sander also was known on the Internet as model Zoey Zane. Mireles, who was 24 at the time of the killing, fled to Mexico, and officials there agreed to return him to the U.S. only if prosecutors didn't seek the death penalty in Butler County District Court.
Debra Wilson, a capital appellate defender, argued that the judge presiding over Mireles' trial in 2009 erred by not specifically instructing jurors they could determine the murder wasn't premeditated and convict him of the lesser crime of felony murder, or killing during another felony. Wilson said Mireles and Sander were seen together in public by numerous people and jurors could have concluded he was too intoxicated to form the intent to kill.
"Mr. Mireles, certainly when he went out that evening, did not have the intention of killing anyone," Wilson told the Supreme Court. "He spent the entire evening basically calling attention to himself."
But Kristafer Ailslieger, a deputy state solicitor general, noted that Sander suffered two deep stab wounds and was strangled with two phone cords — strong evidence of a conscious decision to kill.
"There is just no possibility at all that the jury could have returned a different verdict," Ailsleiger argued.
The court did not say when it would issue a ruling.
Another legal issue in the case is whether jurors should have seen grisly photos from the autopsy on Sander. Justice Lee Johnson questioned whether showing them was necessary.
"This is certainly pushing the envelope in my estimation," Johnson said from the bench.
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Professor, Department of Medicine (Hematology)
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The further understanding of hemoglobin structure, function, and stability is paramount in the search for therapies directed towards highly morbid or fatal hemoglobinopathies (diseases that arise from mutant hemoglobins) that continue to be a world-wide health problem.
A recent focus of our laboratory is the hemoglobinopathy HbE (β26 Glu →Lys) and its related diseases. HbE is the most common hemoglobin mutant world-wide and is predominantly found in Southeast Asia. With the increasing wave of immigration to North America, HbE is now the second most common hemoglobinopathy found in the USA, second to sickle cell hemoglobin. The consequence of this mutation is very different from that of the β6 mutants. In vitro, HbE is highly unstable. Surprisingly, HbE homozygous individuals present a benign clinical picture, while double heterozygotes such as HbE/β-thalassemia present severe clinical symptoms in this life-threatening disease. The mechanistic role of HbE as the origin of the pathophysiology remains an enigma. We have established transgenic mouse models producing soley human HbE. recently, we have recently discovered the first reported functional differerence for HbE: HbE generates less bioactive nitric oxide, a compound critical for the cardiovasculature - in that HbE is reduced in function as a nitrite reductase and altered as a nitrite anhydrase. These findings serve as the basis for a project, with our collaborators from Thailand, to develop potential therapeutics to ameliorate this grave and morbid disease.
The β6 mutants give rise to hemoglobin instability with ensuing red blood cell (RBC) consequences, unique to the particular hemoglobinopathy. β6 hemoglobin mutants form aggregates in the RBC: Why does oxy HbC (β6 Glu → Lys) form crystals in the red blood cell in contrast to deoxy sickle cell hemoglobin [HbS, β6 Glu → Val] that forms polymers?
Interactions of hemoglobin with natural or synthetic allosteric effectors and RBC components are providing key information about (1) intramolecular pathways of communication in hemoglobin; and (2) critical regions imparting unique stability to hemoglobin molecules important for the development of hemoglobin based oxygen carriers (i.e., blood substitutes). Unique hemoglobins with unusual stability, such as the giant hemoglobin (a dodecamer, 3.8 x 106 Da) found in the earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris provide insight into some of these questions. Hemoglobin conformational alterations that lead to instability are pursued by biophysical approaches: site-specific steady-state and time-resolved spectroscopy, crystallography, molecular dynamics, and crystal growth studies.
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CJ Roche, MB Cassera, DD Dantsker, RE Hirsch, JM Friedman. "Generating S-nitrosothiols from Hemoglobin: Mechanisms, Conformational Dependence and Physiological Relevance." Journal of Biological Chemistry 288:22408-22425 (2013)
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KILLEEN (December 7, 2012)--Killeen police arrested a man they believe is responsible for at least two residential burglaries in the city and two workers helped with the arrest.
Ramon Travoris Ortiz was held Friday in the Bell County Jail in lieu of bonds totaling $100,000, charged with two counts of burglary of a habitation.
On December 2, Killeen police were sent to an address on Golden Eagle Court where a woman reported that her home had been broken into and items including two televisions, gaming devices, a lap top computer and military gear had been stolen.
Then on Dec. 4 officers were sent to another address on the same street where a woman reported she had been at home when a man tried to kick in her back door.
While officers were at the second address, the two workers approached them with another man whom they believed to be the man responsible for the burglary.
Officers spoke with the citizens and learned they had seen a man try to kick in a door at the Golden Eagle Court address, followed him and stopped him.
After interview by the police officers, the third man admitted he had been at that residence.
Police also were able to match the shoes the suspect was wearing to footprints found outside the second residence and with marks found on the back door.
The suspect was arrested and later also admitted he had broken into the first home and had stolen the items listed as missing there.


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While Google Fiber is being implemented in Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo., company officials aren't saying when it might expand into Leavenworth County.
"We aren't there yet in terms of our strategy," said Rachel Hack, Google community manager for the Kansas City area.
Hack spoke Friday to the Fort Leavenworth Community Relations Group about Google Fiber, which is said to provide an internet connection that is 100 times faster than the average internet service.
Kansas City, Kan., was selected for the launch of Google Fiber with Kansas City, Mo., also being added as a launch city. Google Fiber, which also can be used for paid television service, launched earlier this year.
Hack said Google is focused on Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo., right now. But the company has heard from mayors in other cities in the metropolitan area who've indicated they're ready to talk when Google is.
She said three communities in northeast Johnson County have been included as areas that will receive Google Fiber service. She said this signaled the company is interested in expansion.
She said expanding to other communities requires separate agreements, and Google would have to work with the companies that control the utility poles.
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Q: My child loves to eat. I was overweight as a child and now am as an adult. I want to help him control his weight now. Should he be on a diet?
A: It's important to speak with your son's doctor to find out where he falls above a healthy weight for his height and age. In general, only if your child were very overweight would a weight loss program be suggested, and only under the supervision of your doctor.
In order for your son to maintain a healthy weight, creating healthy eating habits and increasing his level of physical activity are necessary. The emphasis should be on feeling healthy and strong -- not on weight. I discussed exercise in an earlier answer, so let us focus now on proper eating.
I suggest taking a family approach to eating healthy, so your child does not feel isolated as the one with a problem. Eliminate unhealthy food from your home rather than keeping it from him alone. Keep healthy snacks around the house and make them easily accessible to him. For example, keep cut vegetables in the refrigerator and fruit on the table for quick and easy snacking. Most importantly, set a good example. Children develop their eating habits from the people around them -- if they see you eating healthy, they will also be inclined to do so.
Feel free to consult with your child's doctor or registered dietician to help change your son's eating habits. Overall, do not discuss weight unless your child brings it up. The focus should be on feeling healthy and being strong! By praising his strengths, skills, and efforts, your son will always continue to feel good about himself.
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Henry Bernstein, M.D., is currently the associate chief of the Division of General Pediatrics and director of Primary Care at Children's Hospital, Boston. He also has an academic appointment at Harvard Medical School.


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The show, a collaboration among Reitz, Rudner, and renowned lighting designer Jennifer Tipton, weaves light and movement and is performed in silence, like many of Reitz's choreographed works, to reveal the movement's own musicality.
The show's performance—the first since its highly acclaimed premiere in 1994—-was "the must-see event of the week," according to The New York Times.
Times dance critic Alastair Macauly called the performance "one of a handful of the greatest and most successful examples of dancing without sound accompaniment that I have ever encountered."
The Times also featured Reitz, Rudner, and Tipton in a recent Q&A on its Arts Beat blog.
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One of the finer comforts in life is having a well-stocked freezer. Before our family became gluten free, I regularly bought packaged frozen lasagna, pizza, and hot pockets (mmm, hot pockets) to pop in the oven on a busy weekday night when I forgot to plug in the slow cooker.
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