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Author speaks at King Solomon Lodge
Three event highlights
1. Sanford Holst, author of "Templar Inferno: Knights of the Rebellion," will be speaking Saturday night at King Solomon Lodge No. 10 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. The lodge's Masonic temple is located in downtown Leavenworth. The lodge is sponsoring Holts' visit.
2. Holst will be speaking about the history of the Knights Templar. Following his remarks, there will be a question and answer session. Questions about anything related to Knights Templar and Freemasons will be welcome, according to Hans Stephensen, treasurer for King Solomon Lodge No. 10.
3. Holst also will be speaking during the Buffalo Bill Days festival at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Library Stage. Stephensen said King Solomon Lodge No. 10 will have a booth at the festival, and Holst will be doing book signings. Stephensen said Buffalo Bill Cody, for whom the festival is named, was a member of the Masonic Knights Templar group.
Why you should attend:
"It would be a chance to find out the truth about Templars and Freemasons," Stephensen said.
He said there are a lot of myths about the Templars and Freemasons.
About the event:
When: 7 p.m. Saturday
Where: 423 1/2 Delaware St.
Tickets: Admission is by donations
Info: Search for King Solomon Lodge No. 10 on Facebook
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death grip
Simple Definition of death grip
: a very tight hold on something
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1 : an extremely tight grip caused especially by fear
2 : hold 3b <maintained their death grip on overseas markets>
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He drove straight through the storm, never loosening his death grip on the steering wheel.
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Reality Television Takes a Dive
"Splash" is not the most ridiculous sports show on television. Not when the New York Jets exist. But this reality series about celebrity diving, which recently debuted on ABC, is about as silly as…well, as silly as you'd expect a reality series about celebrity diving to be. A collection of stars in various states of fitness and career viability have been asked to harness a difficult sport and compete against each other by hurling themselves in a pool. The contestant lineup is predictably surreal. Among the divers are Keisha Knight Pulliam, once the sweet Rudy Huxtable on "The Cosby Show"; comedian Louie Anderson; Detroit Lions defender Ndamukong Suh; Baywatch alum Nicole Eggert and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, now 65 and looking like he could still drop 30 against the Bobcats. These household and household-ish names climb the stairs and take a very public leap, sometimes landing gracefully, or at least belly-flopping for audience amusement. Ostensibly a show about physical accomplishment, "Splash" doubles as a crisp metaphor for celebrity itself.
The coach of this inexperienced crew is the silver-haired Greg Louganis, the greatest diver of them all, who sometimes resembles a man handed a wicker basket full of newborns. But Louganis is warm, encouraging, patient. "Diving takes a lot of courage, because it's a free fall," Louganis says in the first episode. The audience is treated to practice dives and misfires and some light drama and bickering, but by reality TV standards—standards, heh—the conflict is mild. Why fight on a diving show? Gravity is scary enough.
"Splash" is not trying to be a sporting event, of course—it's a Frankensteined spectacle of showbiz and attention-grabbing and Barnum-esque hype. Its elaborate poolside set, lit like a casino, is what one imagines exists behind the gate of Wayne Newton's estate. It appears that "Splash" is also a vehicle for Katherine Webb, the former Miss Alabama USA who became a sensation when she was singled out in the stands during the BCS championship game between Alabama and Notre Dame by the ESPN broadcaster Brent Musburger. Musburger's attention was criticized for being as a little ogle-y, and ESPN apologized, but here it is, just a couple months later, and Webb is now headlining a show on ESPN's parent network. Webb actually dedicated her inaugural leap to Musburger. "Thanks Brent Musburger," she says. "This dive is for you."
Is "Splash" interesting? Define interesting. Until now you may have not spent long hours wondering what it would be like to watch Ndamukong Suh on a three-meter springboard, but when presented with the moment, it's oddly compelling. One can only imagine what the Lions front office thought watching their 300 pound franchise player scrape his nose on the bottom of the pool during a practice session, but Suh was eliminated in Tuesday night's second round, knocked out by former U.S. women's soccer star Brandi Chastain, as Detroit surely exhaled. The most gifted diver in the class seems to be the free skier Rory Bushfield, who is wildly acrobatic with the necessary level of daredevil. Abdul-Jabbar, meanwhile, remains in the hunt, impressing the judges with his efforts to maneuver his 7-foot-2-inch frame. (For all the diving mistakes, the only true cringe-worthy moment so far in "Splash" was when Louie Anderson described the Abdul-Jabbar as "one of the top 50 players of all time." Stingy Louie! That's basketball's all-time scorer you're looking up at.)
Why diving? Why not? There have already been celebrity fitness camps and dance shows and of course that celebrity basketball team with conflicting agendas called the 2012-13 Los Angeles Lakers. (There was even a previous diving show, on Fox.) The audience exists; so do the applicants. We have reached the point in culture where there's no shame in participating in these experiments, no matter how bizarre; reality television is simply another phase of stardom; saying no is for the quaint and timid. Don't want to take the leap? Too afraid to pull on a swimsuit? Somebody else will. And if it's true that fame is changing, and celebrity is being democratized in the 21st century, maybe we all are going to one day wind up on a platform, standing high above a pool. Maybe we all have to jump. You first.
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King Abdullah addresses Saudi people, issues royal decrees
March 18, 2011
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz made a statement today to the people of Saudi Arabia, expressing his pride in them for maintaining national unity and displaying loyalty in the face of "advocates of sedition." He specifically thanked the members of the Commission of Senior Ulema (religious scholars) and the thinkers and writers of the nation for speaking out against the "enemies of religion, homeland and nation." Finally, King Abdullah thanked members of the military and security forces, saying, "You are the shield of this country and the striking hand against anyone tempted to undermine its security and stability."
Afterwards, King Abdullah issued a number of royal decree, according to a statement released by the Royal Court. The decrees authorized:
Payment of two-month salary to all public civil and military personnel.
Payment of two-month stipend to all public higher education students.
Payment of SR 2,000 ($533) per month for job-seekers at the public and private sectors.
Increase the minimum wage in the public sector to SR 3,000 ($800) per month.
Construction of 500,000 residential units in all regions of the Kingdom and appropriating a total amount of SR 250 billion ($66.7 billion) for that project, which will be implemented under the supervision of the General Commission for Housing.
Raised the maximum amount of interest-free loans issued by the Real Estate Development Fund from SR 300,000 ($80,000) to SR 500,000 ($133,333) per applicant.
Established a National Commission on Combating Corruption, and appointed Mohammad bin Abdullah Al-Shareef as its president at the rank of minister.
Provision of SR 16 billion ($4.3 billion) to the Ministry of Health to implement and expand several medical projects in various regions.
Raised the limit of financial assistance to private hospital from SR 50 million ($13.3 million) to SR 200 million ($53.3 million).
Creation of 60,000 law enforcement jobs at the Ministry of Interior.
Payment of all dues owed to military personnel, ensured by the Ministry of Finance.
Prohibition against the media defaming or criticizing the Grand Mufti and Senior Ulema Commission's members.
Establishment of bureaus for the General Presidency for Religious Research and Ifta in the Kingdom, creation of 300 jobs for this purpose and allocation of SR 200 million ($53.33 million) to cover the needs of these branches.
Preparation of a study to establish a Saudi Fiqh (Jurisprudence) Complex
Allocation of SR 500 million ($133.32 million) for renovation of mosques in the Kingdom
Allocation of SR 200 million ($53.33 million) for supporting the holy Quran Memorization Associations in Saudi Arabia
Allocation of SR 300 million ($80 million) for supporting the bureaus of Call and Guidance at the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Endowments, Call and Guidance
Allocation of SR 200 million ($53.33 million) for completion of regional headquarters for the Commission of Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice in the Kingdom
Creation of 500 jobs to boost monitoring efforts by the Ministry Commerce and Industry to strictly fight price manipulators.
Holding of urgent discussions between the concerned government ministers and businessmen to expedite the Saudization process in the private sector
The royal decrees will be carried out by authorities in the Kingdom immediately, the Royal Court stated.


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BELTON (September 24, 2012)-The Austin Cat Fanciers club will host its 43rd Annual Championship and Household Pet Cat Show at the Bell County Expo Center on Saturday and Sunday.
Many of the 55 different breeds of the cats recognized by The International Cat Association are expected to be at the show.
Judges will speak about the various breeds and spectators are encouraged to watch while cats, kittens, and household pets are shown and judged.
The Humane Society of North Texas will have kittens for adoption and there will be vendors with cat related items for sale for the feline friends at home.
Admission is $12 per family or $5 for adults.
Attendess can be admitted for $3 if they bring two nonperishable food items which will be donated to the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas.
Admission is free for children under the age of 6.
Saturday's show will begin at 9 a.m. and last until 5 p.m. while Sunday's event begins at 9 a.m. and will end at 3 p.m.
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About the Show
Seven-time Emmy Award winner Betty White and and her fearless band of senior citizens continue their mission to execute cleverly crafted pranks, resulting in priceless reactions captured by hidden camera. The band of pranksters has struck in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C. looking for younger, unsuspecting marks. In iconic locations ranging from New York City's Central Park to San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf to Washington, D.C.'s Capitol Hill and Georgetown, no one will be safe from their outrageously funny pranks.
Turning 91 years old in January 2013, White remains one of the busiest – and funniest – actresses in Hollywood, whose credits range from the classic "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "Golden Girls" to her current starring role on "Hot in Cleveland." With a career that has spanned more than 60 years, White has created unforgettable roles in television and film, authored seven books and won numerous awards, including those for her lifelong work for animal welfare.
"Betty White's Off Their Rockers" is adapted from the hit Belgium series "Benidorm Bastards." The international version of the series has been sold to more than 20 countries and has received many awards worldwide. "Benidorm Bastards" won the 2011 International Emmy Award for Best Comedy Series and swept the Rose d'Or Awards, winning the Best Comedy Award as well as the Golden Rose for Best Program of the entire competition. In addition, the show won Best Comedy Format at the 2010 FRAPA Format Awards.
Chris Coelen, Emma Conway, Matilda Zoltowski, Betty White and Tim Van Aelst are the executive producers of the series, produced by Kinetic Content.
Executive Producer
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Paul Miller
Supervising Producer
Joshua Firosz
Heather Rutman, Jason Shapiro, Brad Stevens, Boyd Vico
Line Producer
Brynne Chappell
Casting Director
Jennifre DuMont, Dorian Frankel
Production Designer
Lisa Clark
Director of Photography
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I want to find which genes in the human genome can potentially be complementary to a transcript that could act as antisense transcript inhibtion? Are cis-NATs (naturally occuring anti-sense transcripts) considered different transcripts and named differently or do they have the same name as the sense transcript?
If the anti-sense transcript is correctly annotated and in the databases (a very very big if), then it will have a different name. For example, the mouse Msx1 anti-sense transcript has the RefSeq accession NR_027920 while the sense transcript of the same gene is NM_010835.
In general, each transcript that is transcribed from a given locus has a different accession. The same is true for alternatively spliced transcripts. If a given gene has 4 AS transcripts, each of these transcripts will have a different, unique accession. The human insulin receptor gene, for example, has two protein coding transcripts, each with its own accession: NM_000208 and NM_001079817.
You may be interested in a recent analysis of cis-NATs in 10 species[1] and also in NATsDB: Natural Antisense Transcripts DataBase[2].


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Did you notice it was winter solstice today? Will you celebrate in any way?
It is the shortest day of the year, and some places like the Arctic Circle will have 24 hours of darkness.
For us, it is traditional to toss a few yuzu citrus fruits in the bath to help ward off winter illnesses. (I guess being close to the Vitamin C was thought to be as good as eating something containing it.)
Anything exciting happening for your solstice?
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Not in Shandong China, it ain't!
Thanks for mentioning it. I knew it was hereabouts. Tomorrow is my birthday, so I can celebrate the sun's rebirth along with my own birth.
I am celebrating by talking a half-day at work and finishing up my Holiday shopping.
Only celebrating it with the thought that I'll have more sunlight every day after this. Sun sets today at 4:42 here. When I come back to work on the 3rd, I'll already have 8 minutes more sunlight in my day.
Yes, I am. I take a small cutting from my holly tree in the yard & put it over my kitchen doorway. Good health & happiness for all who pass under, don'tcha know. It's also my b'day, so there's that too. :)
Trying to balance an egg on it's end.
I think I'll sit outside and have a fire, maybe have a nice winter beer.
@kp1111: I think you're supposed to do that on the equinox
sitting by the fire writing Christmas cards - at last. I have certainly noticed it - the sun is so low in the sky these days you need sunglasses to step out the door.
wtf is a yuzu fruit and why wasn't it in mario sunshine?
it's 65 degrees today near Philly, Happy Winter!?!
Shows how little I pay attention to things. I thought it was yesterday. Nope.
I love celebrating, and am happy to celebrate Yule with the rest of you. Nice to know I didn't miss it. ;-}
Happy Birthday @pamfenway!
Happy Birthday tomorrow @moondrake!
@dmaz, even in Shadong, China. It's one of those things that's independent of the time zones. This means you can celebrate along with the rest of us. :-D
Joyous Noel to the lot of you. Time for breakfast (I'm running late, yes).
I've spent it cleaning and baking so far. Later I'll probably make a candle or two to burn tonight.
@shrdlu: Thank you! I'll eat another piece of cake in your honor! (Yes, I'll take any excuse...)


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Last Updated: 2001-02-02 17:00:55 EST (Reuters Health) - Similar to results seen with other complex procedures, clinical outcomes of esophagectomy for cancer are better at centers that handle a high volume of esophagectomies, according to the findings of a study presented at the 37th Annual Meeting of The Society of Thoracic Surgeons.
In a study using data from the Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, Dr. Cameron D. Wright and colleagues from Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston compared the clinical outcomes of esophagectomy at centers that perform six or more esophagectomies each year (high volume) with centers that perform fewer than six per year (low volume).
"Mortality in the low-volume providers was 9.2% and in the high-volume providers it was 2.5%," Dr. Wright told Reuters Health. Multivariate and cluster analysis revealed that "the odds ratio for death in a low-volume hospital in Massachusetts is 4.3," he stated. "So there is a 400% increase in mortality if you have your esophagectomy at a low-volume hospital."
High-volume hospitals showed a trend toward shorter total lengths of stay and shorter ICU lengths of stay compared with low-volume hospitals, Dr. Wright noted. In addition, "significantly more patients were discharged to home rather than to a rehab facility at high-volume hospitals," he said.
Dr. Wright believes that the success at high-volume hospitals results from a combination of surgeon-specific and care team factors. Dr. Wright stated that similar studies involving pancreatic cancer have shown that high-volume surgeons do equally well in high- or low-volume hospitals, but low-volume surgeons tended to do better in high-volume hospitals.
When asked if surgeons at low-volume hospitals should be doing esophagectomies, Dr. Wright commented that "it is hard for me to say that an individual surgeon with good results in the past should not be doing it....[but] from an insurance company and Medicare perspective, it makes sense to me to refer complex cases to where you know there is a track record."


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The Macksville Junior High eighth grade boys track team was the clear winner in the Central Prairie League track meet that was held at La Crosse last Tuesday, scoring 101 points, 15 points over their nearest rival the Ness City Eagles who placed second with 86 points.
The Mustangs eighth grade ladies placed third as did St. John-Hudson's seventh grade gals getting the third place.
St. John's seventh grade boys placed fifth as did the eighth grade boys. St. John's eight grade girls place sixth. The Mustangs seventh grade girls placed eighth.
In the seventh grade girls division, those who placed first in their event were St. John's Torre Fisher in the 800 Meter Run and St. John's 800 Sprint Medley comprised of Olivia Falk, Leslie Ramirez, Ramsey McVey, and Fisher.
In the eighth grade girls division, those who placed first in their event were Macksville's Emma Stimatze in both the 800 and 1600 Meter Runs, Taylor Gillespie in the 3200 Meter Run and St. John's Bailey Burns in the 200 Meter Hurdles.
In the seventh grade boys division, those who place first in their event were St. John's Quincy Smith in the 800 Meter Run, St. John's 4X100 Meter Relay comprised of Braden Witt, Smith, Chase Fisher and Eddy Ibarra; and St. John's Sprint Medley with Witt, Fisher, Smith and Ibarra getting their second relay gold.
Those getting the gold in the boys eighth grade division were Macksville's Jarrod Kuckelman in the 800 Meter Run, and fellow teammates Nick Lucas in the 3200 Meter Run and Bryce Casper in the 75 Meter Hurdles.
Seventh grade girls rankings: 1.)La Crosse 123, 2.)Victoria 69, 3,)St. John-Hudson 61, 4.)Otis-Bison 52, 5.)Claflin 43, 6.)Kinsley 32, 7.)Ness City, 8.)Macksville.
Eight grade girls rankings: 1.)Kinsley 112, 2.)Claflin 90, 3.)Macksville 78, 4.)Victoria, 5.)Ness City 59, 6.)St. John-Hudson 36, 7.)La Crosse 25, 8.)Otis-Bison.
Seventh grade boys rankings: 1.)Central Plains 99, 2.)La Crosse 90, 3.)Ness City 77, 4.)Victoria 63, 5.)St. John-Hudson 58, 6.)Otis-Bison, 7.)Macksville 24, 8.)Kinsley 19.
Eighth grade boys rankings: 1.)Macksville 101, 2.)Ness City 86, 3.)Otis-Bison 76, 4.)Kinsley 59, 5.)St. John-Hudson 58, 6.)La Crosse 55.50, 7.)Central Plains, 8.)Victoria 7.


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He's everywhere!!
He's everywhere!!
I always liked "Wake up! Bad guys!"
I can probably still put on a pretty good impression of a grunt.
Did Halo 4 even have a special dialogue Grunt? No? Fuck that then.
Users with one post are generally the least accountable.
Sounds like a lot of work.
I think I'll just eat this cereal instead. Mmmm.
Psh, this is the internet. Even my sister is supposedly a girl on the internet.
I'm a girl on the internet.
Survey submitted! Glad to see you made an account Emily.
You are indeed rad good sir.
Only in the mind of an autistic midget, but we still love you.


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I have an automated task to start, it involves various commands in PowerCLI. like
Allocate Space New-Datastore Parameter(1)
Browse Datastore Get-Datastore Parameter(1)
Remove file Remove-Item Parameter(1)
Cancel task Stop-Task -Task Parameter(1)
Create virtual machine New-VM -Name %Parameter(1) -Host Parameter(2)
Delete virtual machine Remove-VM %Parameter -DeletePermanently
Reconfigure virtual machine Set-VM -VM %Parameter(1) -Name Parameter(2)
Assign network Set-VMGuestNetworkInterface -VMGuestNetworkInterface % Parameter (1) -HostUser Admin -HostPassword Pass01 -GuestUser User -GuestPassword Pass02 -Netmask 255.255.255.255 -Gateway 10.23.112.58
and so on...........
but the above commands are relevant to configuring VMware in windows environment.
I did a lot of searching in Google but could not find a no-GUI (or command line or scripting) way of performing these actions and I don't think it can be done just using shell commands.
Is there any standard way of doing these things in Unix environments using command line or scripting? Or can I install PowerCLI in Linux and execute the same set of commands?
Do I have to download any tool or there is already some standard tool/command-line that comes with VMWare to do these type of actions in a Unix environment like for VirtualBox?


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Media Content Protection in Digital Signage
A prevalent security hole in many digital signage installations is, for the most part, being ignored. Generally, there is a lack of media content protection, which could lead to unlawful copying or unauthorized content playing on digital signage displays. Imagine a hacker stealing an advertisement or movie trailer, or worse, sabotaging a signage system and playing objectionable content on displays.
The surging demand for playing dynamic media content at any location, which is managed and scheduled from a central point, is increasing content vulnerability. In the past, digital signage systems were relatively closed and independent, but today, devices are connected to widely used LANs and require security to protect against malware and malfeasance. Moreover, remote displays connected via the public Internet are particularly susceptible targets because, in addition to communicating over an unprotected network, someone can physically tamper with the device.
Read the full Media Content Protection in Digital Signage Case Study: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/retail/digital-signage-core-i7-i5-ycd-multimedia-study.html


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I am running Ubuntu 11.04 and I have an ASRock H67M-ITX/HT motherboard which is the Intel Sandy Bridge architecture.
I can't get sound to play through my TV on the HDMI interface. I have plugged in headphones and they work. I have also tried changing the device in sound preferences to the HDMI options provided
- Digital Stereo (HDMI) Output
- Digital Stereo (HDMI) Output + Analog Stereo Input
- Digital Stereo Duplex (IEC958)
- Digital Stereo (IEC958) Output + Analog Stereo Input
When I run the following command it plays sound fine.
aplay -D plughw:0,7 /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav


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I always use
strip_tags to prevent XSS attacks, but today I saw a post which was telling it's horribly unsafe. As the manual says, it doesn't check for malformed HTML!
Is it true?
What can I do to prevent XSS?
To prevent XSS you need to:
It's best to refer to recommended rules described in OWASP XSS Prevention Cheat Sheet. Read it thoroughly and adher to it - XSS is #2 risk to web applications today so you really need to protect from it. See also OWASP tutorial video on XSS.
You should use contextual encoding. See the owasp xss prevention cheat sheet. You have to encode differently depending on where the output is. As an example the following input will be missed by strip_tags, yet cause xss if the output is in the value attribute of a html text input: " autofocus onfocus="alert(1)


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I understand that in the natural numbers, the sum of two numbers can be readily thought of as the disjoint union of two finite sets.
John Baez even spent a week talking about how you can extend this idea to thinking about the integers here: TWF 102. This led into a discussion of the homotopy groups of spheres.
But then you have to pass to a certain colimit to get the rationals, and take a certain completion to get the reals. It all gets very complicated.
One place where we rely on a correspondence between a sum of real numbers and a certain coproduct is in measure theory-- perhaps in analogy to the relation between finite sets and natural numbers, we should think of some measure space as the categorification of the real numbers. But this sounds unpromising-- what space would be in any sense a canonical categorification? Moreover, what I was really hoping for originally was a precise sense in which the $\sigma$-additivity of a measure states that it preserves coproducts or something, so I was hoping there might be more to it than sigma-algebras.


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LITTLE ROCK, AR. (April 4, 2011) - Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH) and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) have appointed Takeshi Shinkawa, MD, as the institutions' newest pediatric cardiovascular surgeon. He joins the hospitals after a cardiothoracic surgery fellowship at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and a visiting professorship with the University of California, San Francisco.
Dr. Shinkawa will assist ACH Chief of Pediatric and Congenital Cardiothoracic Surgery Michiaki Imamura, MD, PhD, in the hundreds of open-heart surgeries and dozens of heart transplants performed each year at ACH. He also will serve as an assistant professor in the UAMS College of Medicine's Division of Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery.
"The little hearts in our region will receive excellent care through Dr. Shinkawa's steady hands," said Dr. Imamura, who is an associate professor of Surgery in the UAMS College of Medicine. "We are proud to welcome him to the Heart Center and look forward to watching him change children's lives."
Educated at the Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine in Kyoto, Japan, Dr. Shinkawa graduated with a doctorate of medicine in 1996. He went on to hold residences and surgical fellowships at several hospitals in Japan, including the Kyoto First Red Cross Hospital and the Children's Research Hospital at Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine. He also has served as a visiting clinical lecturer in pediatric cardiovascular surgery at the University of Michigan.
He is a member of the Japanese Society of Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, the Japanese Society for Cardiovascular Surgery and the Japanese Association for Thoracic Surgery.
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Among M, N, T, R and D each having a different height. T is taller than D but shorter than M. R is taller that N but shorter than D. Who among them is the tallest?
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Approve and I doubt we had something similar before.
M > T > D > R > N is the order of the letters in descending order of their height.
So M is the tallest.
So M is the tallest.
Obviously, venami's is the correct answer.


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Rabbit and the Moon
by Douglas Wood Illustrated by Leslie A. Baker
Rabbit has always dreamed of going to the moon, but try as he might, he can't jump high enough. Finally Crane offers to fly him there. Rabbit holds on tight to Crane's legs -- so tight that by the time they reach the moon Rabbit's paws are bloody and Crane's legs have stretched. When Rabbit pats Crane on the head in thanks, he stains Crane's feathers. To this day Crane still walks on long legs and wears a red headdress. And if you look carefully at the full moon, you can still see Rabbit there, riding across the night sky. This adaptation of a Native American folktale is told with a storyteller's flair and illustrated with watercolor paintings that are animated and true-to-nature at the same time.
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In this episode, Hong Choing talks to Tom Lounibos, CEO of SOASTA, and Brad Johnson, VP of Business Development, about their elastic CloudTest services on Windows Azure, partnership with CSC, and their views on Cloud computing trends and business impact.
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Former Durango resident Chris Edward Miller died Friday, July 13, 2012, in Wellington. He was 46. Mr. Miller had been battling an illness for six years that doctors were unable to diagnose.
He was born March 23, 1966, in Fort Collins. He grew up in Durango, with his father and stepmother, Ronald G. and Coleene Miller. He attended Needham Elementary, Miller Junior High and Durango High schools, graduating from DHS in 1984.
After graduation, Mr. Miller served in the Navy, maintaining electronic and electromechanical equipment. He also served several years as a sergeant and device specialist in the Army National Guard, stationed at Post Falls, Idaho.
He received the National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, Non-commissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon, Armed Forces Reserve Medal with Devices, Idaho National Guard Governor�s Outstanding Unit Award and the Army Service Ribbon.
�Chris loved being in the National Guard and camaraderie of training fellow soldiers,� his family said. �His superiors listed him as a loyal, hardworking, honest and honorable soldier who could be counted on to complete missions no matter the difficulty or degree of personal expense. The same was true of Chris in civilian life. He would do anything for a friend. He was shy, sincere, caring and honest. �
In 1999, he married Maria Rose in Post Falls. Although the marriage ended in divorce, they remained close friends, his family said.
Mr. Miller was also a master mechanic.
�He could fix almost anything and enjoyed tinkering around,� his family said. �When he came to visit you, he brought his tools.�
Mr. Miller had recently earned an associate�s degree in science while attending the nursing program at North Idaho College, where he was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society.
�He appeared stoic, but had a great sense of humor,� his family said. �He loved to laugh. He was a Christian and devoutly believed in God and heaven.�
He enjoyed hiking, biking, fishing and running. When he was healthy, he would run 10 miles every day for fun.
Mr. Miller is survived by his father, Ronald G. Miller, of Bayfield; sisters Jody Giesing, Cheri Kiesecker, Kelly McCullar, Lura Neckel and Anne Schaub; former wife, Maria Miller; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
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"I'm fishin."
John Fleenor and other Lifeskills clients reeled in a great day at the Otherside.
Doug Cropper is CEO of the Otherside. He says, "The Otherside Fun Park is a nonprofit organization it's been designed her in Bowling Green - Warren County to create recreational opportunities for people with disabilities."
Doug Cropper came up with the idea after losing his hands and feet in 1996.
Cropper says, "I figured since I couldn't work I could try to go fishing. Well, I couldn't either and I didn't like that."
So he figured out a way to make fishing accessible to handicapped people.
Cropper says, "We've got rods and reels, push-button rods, and reels that mount to the wheelchairs. If they don't have use of their hands or parts of their body, they can push these buttons and reel in their own fish."
James Fishback is one of the people enjoying the Otherside. He says, "The pole is working just fine. The fish are not cooperating very well!"
The main goal of the Otherside Fun Park is to include handicapped people in events they might not otherwise have a chance to participate in.
Fishback says, "This is something that attracts people that have been left behind."


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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz today addressed the nation on the advent of the holy month of Ramadan, which begins tomorrow.
The remarks were delivered on behalf of the Saudi leaders by Minister of State and Acting Minister of Culture and Information Dr. Saud Al-Mathami.
In their address, King Abdullah and Crown Prince Sultan stressed that Islam is a religion of tolerance that seeks to foster dialogue among religions, civilizations and cultures.
"Our Islamic religion is a religion of love, mercy and tolerance … Its way is for dialogue, love and active participation in making human civilization."
As the home of the Two Holy Mosques, Saudi Arabia seeks to promote peace and justice for all mankind and fulfill its role of serving Muslim interests "to embody their dialogue with the cultures, societies and other world religions," they said.
The King and Crown Prince also said that Ramadan is a time for renewing the values of Islam, which include mercy, forgiveness, compassion and the spirit of kinship.
"We see how a human being shows mercy to another one, how the rich feel the suffering of the poor, how Muslims race to win the consent of Allah. This month leads them to raise all the noble human meanings that form some of the features of the tolerant Islamic religion," they noted.
In honor of the holy month, King Abdullah and Crown Prince Sultan exchanged greetings with Muslim leaders around the world.


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I am trying to connect several Linux computers in wireless ad-hoc multicast : -computer C1 (192.168.1.3) -computer C2 (192.168.1.5) -computer C3 (192.168.1.6)
C1 can not reach C3
On computer C1, using Iperf, I am sending UDP multicast packet to 184.108.40.206
iperf -c 18.104.22.168 -u -l 1316
On computer C3, using Iperf, I am seeking UDP multicast packet to 126.96.36.199
iperf -s -u -l 1316 -B 18.104.22.168 --interface wlan0
This is a version of Iperf upgraded for multicast.
How should I configure those three computers ? Should I change address ? Use route ? Use Iptables ? Set the card in Repeater Mode ?
What is the simplest technique to do ?


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The Stover woman accused of helping her boyfriend cover up the beating death of her 3-year-old son is due in court later this week. Jamie Litton, 25, is scheduled to be in a Morgan County courtroom Friday morning for her first case review hearing. Litton is charged with second-degree murder and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
District 15 Public Defender Max Mitchell is representing her.
Mitchell, of Sedalia, Mo., is the third public defender to take over the case since Litton's February 23 arrest.
District 26 Public Defender Karie Comstock was the first to recuse herself from the case. District 26 includes Camden, Morgan and Laclede counties. James Gray took over after that before also recusing himself, allowing Mitchell to take the case.
Mitchell accepted the position of lead attorney for District 15, based in Sedalia, earlier this year. District 15 covers Saline, Pettis, Cooper and Lafayette counties.
Litton is accused of second-degree murder and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child for her alleged role in helping boyfriend Thomas Joseph (T.J.) Presley, 21, stage a hit-and-run car accident outside Stover to hide the fact that Presley had severely abused her 3-year-old son Blake earlier that morning.
According to court documents, the couple exchanged numerous text messages throughout the early morning hours on February 23 where Presley admitted he "lost it" because Blake had soiled his pants. Presley feared the toddler was paralyzed.
Presley told investigators he staged the hit-and-run accident in an attempt to seek medical attention for the child while avoiding a life-long prison sentence for himself.
Litton said she knew about Blake's injuries and Presley's plan, but thought Presley was driving to the emergency room when she received a text saying Blake was hit by a car. At the scene of the fraudulent accident, she failed to tell authorities the true nature and source of Blake's injuries.
Presley is charged with second-degree murder, abuse of a child resulting in death and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. District 26 Public Defender Karie Comstock is defending him.
Blake was pronounced dead at 6:30 a.m. February 23 from a lacerated liver and a ruptured blood vessel in his brain. The autopsy also cited a number of bruises and other lacerations on Blake's head, torso, buttocks, legs and arms.
Litton's youngest child, a 3-year-old girl, also showed signs of abuse. A nurse examiner found she had suffered an untreated broken wrist along with visible bruising on her head, torso, legs, buttocks and arms. The injuries were anywhere from one to two weeks old.
The Department of Family Services removed Blake's sister from the home and placed her with relatives.
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We're just a little more than a week a way from the election, and tonight the people of Bowling Green were given a last look at candidates for Bowling Green City Commission.
The Bowling Green Coalition of Active Neighborhoods held a forum tonight, where the candidates for city commission talked about issues in the community, such as job growth and balancing the budget.
Mayor Bruce Wilkerson, who is unopposed, explained why this is a good event.
"I think the goal of having this event is to make sure people know who they're going to get to vote for, and the views that they have. The commission candidates also need to know the issues that are important to those people who are voting," said Wilkerson.
There are eight candidates running and if you would like to see more on where they stand on issues, you can go to our web channel WBKO.com.


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A Metcalfe County teen has been sentenced for murdering his relatives in 2011.
Christopher Endicott, 16, was sentenced to forty years in prison for the murders of Barbara and Gary Holloway, and the outcome wasn't expected from either side.
In March of 2011, family members found Barbara and Gary Holloway shot to death in their bed.
Christopher Endicott had been living with the couple, but went missing after their deaths.
Police say Endicott killed the Holloway's after they forbade him to bring his girlfriend in their house.
The day after he went missing, he was charged with the murder of his relatives.
This past October he pleaded guilty, and today he learned his fate.
"He chose to kill my family," said Barbara's sister, Ruby Whitehead.
"I am here today and I am begging this court to please consider probation," said defense attorney, Charles Bates.
Christopher Endicott's attorney pleaded to the judge asking for Endicott to be admitted into a rehabilitation program.
"His mother took him to his father paid him $40 to babysit and did not see him again for two years," Bates said in court.
The defense argued that it was Endicott's troubled past, and underlying physiological issues that made him commit such a violent crime.
"If he walks, that's like saying it's okay to kill somebody because we had a rough childhood," said Stephanie Vaughn in court.
Vaughn is Barbara and Gary's niece.
She was also raised by them.
"For his attorney to ask for probation just blew our mind. And then I was scared to death that the judge would go along with it," Whitehead said.
Christopher Endicott has been sentenced to twenty years in prison for murdering his relatives, 10 years for robbery, 5 years for evading police and 5 years for tampering with evidence.
"All of us wanted him to have life, but in reality we know that's not going to happen," Whitehead said.
"We were hoping for a different decision today from the judge. Still, this decision comes after a long two years for everyone," Bates said in a statement after the sentencing.
Endicott's sentencing will be re-evaluated in February of 2014, after he turns 18.
Endicott is getting nearly two year's credit, for the time he's already spent in jail.
He's been locked up since March 23, 2011.


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The Kent Moore Digital Studio is scheduled to debut on July 12th, 2012. In the photo, the News 3 set can be seen in mid-construction. The new anchor desk and weather center have been installed.
BRYAN, TEXAS --- KBTX Media, Gray Television and Kent Moore Cabinets announce the final phase of construction in building The Kent Moore Cabinets Digital Studio. The new digital studio is part of a multi-million dollar renovation of the KBTX Media broadcast facilities. The state-of-the-art facility completes KBTX's move to enhanced digital and high-definition programming. Following a visit from a professional lighting consultant, broadcasts from the new digital studio are set to air Thursday, July 12, 2012.
The decision to partner with Kent Moore Cabinets was based on KBTX Vice-President and General Manager's confidence in the company's dedication to quality and excellence. "It is important that we invest locally whenever possible. Having a company like Kent Moore Cabinets nearby was a perfect opportunity to have the set constructed here at home," Wright said. "Showcasing their high quality work, day in and day out, on-air and on-line, is something we are proud to do on behalf of Kent Moore Cabinets."
Over forty years ago, Kent Moore started a part-time business while attending Texas A&M University. The demand in the Bryan-College Station area continued to grow and his part-time company became full-time. Kent Moore Cabinets has continued to expand and now has operations in seven Texas cities.
Kent Moore Cabinets prides itself in promoting the phrase, "innovation meets inspiration." KBTX Media shares the same thought process, thereby affirming this partnership opportunity.
Now in its 57th-year of service, KBTX News 3 provides local news to Bryan-College Station and the surrounding 16-county area, producing six daily local newscasts and three weekend local newscasts.
Local construction of the state-of-the-art broadcast facility is the first of its kind within Gray Television. "In discussing this opportunity, it was clear that Kent Moore Cabinets and KBTX shared the same philosophy of business and community. We see this as a long-term win for the community and for our company," Wright concluded.
KBTX Media plans on a ribbon-cutting in studio on Tuesday, July 31, 2012.
Gray Television, Inc. is a television broadcast company headquartered in Atlanta, GA. Gray currently operates 36 television stations serving 30 markets. We broadcast a primary channel from each of our stations and also operate at least one digital second channel from the majority of our stations. Each of our primary channels are affiliated with either CBS (17 channels), NBC (10 channels), ABC (8 channels) or FOX (1 channel). In addition, we currently operate 40 digital second channels that are affiliated with either ABC (1 channel), FOX (4 channels), CW (8 channels), MyNetworkTV (18 channels), Universal Sports Network (2 channels) and The Country Network (1 channel) or are operated as local news/weather channels (6 channels).


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Educational Background
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, New York, New York
Ph.D., Educational Psychology, 2005
· Specialization: Cognitive Psychology/Human Development
· Doctoral Dissertation: An Inquiry into the Ontogeny of Mental Models and the Etiology of Phenomenological Inferencing. Published at Dissertation Abstracts International, 66/05, 1636.
· Awarded "Dissertation Distinction" from Teacher College-Columbia University -2005
TEACHERS COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, New York, New York
M.Ed., Instructional Technology and Media, 2006
· Thesis: Initial Misconceptions of Novice Online Learners and the Implications for Supportive Instructional Design.
M.A., Computers and Education, 2003
· Project: Mars 2030 Webquest/ Webquests as Instructional Tools in the Classroom
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Dearborn, Michigan
M.A., Education, 1998
EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, Ypsilanti, Michigan
B.S., Elementary Education, 1994
· With MI Elementary Teaching Certification and Early Childhood Education Certificate
Scholarly Interests
Cognitive Development and Early Childhood Curriculum, particularly related to early Mathematics and Science
SoTL (the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) in Early Chilldhood Teacher Education
The Retention and Success of Community College Students in Online Learning
Member of the New York City Association for the Education of Young Children (NYSAEYC) -2008 to Present
Member of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)- 2008 to Present
Member of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP)- 2011 to Present
I have always been fascinated with young children… particularly their ability to see the world as a new and exciting adventure. I am consistently amazed at the creative ways that they come up with in order to deepen their understanding of our complex world. I love that to them, life is play.
I am in awe of the tremendous biological and cognitive development that happens in the first eight years of life. This has created for me a strong interest in cognition, both early on and across the life span. In particular, as an educational psychologist, I have focused on the ends of the educational spectrum...the cognition of young children and college students, and the creation of curriculum to enhance learning for both of these groups based on what we know (and continue to find out) about the human mind.
I am originally from Michigan. Early in my career, I worked with preschoolers (admittedly my favorite age range) as a Lead Teacher and Center Administrator for Head Start in Detroit. After moving to New York, I served as a research assistant for the preschool T.V. show Blues Clues and I have conducted educational research for other children's television shows. In addition, I have a background in Instructional Design and I was a coordinator of Distance Learning at Teachers College. I also taught undergraduate psychology at John Jay College.
Currently, as a professor and deputy chair in the Teacher Education Department at BMCC-CUNY, I teach curriculum classes to prospective teachers. My goal is to help develop early childhood professionals that are advocates for teaching practices that respect young children as capable, curious and creative learners. At TC, I have been teaching for the Human Development Department for over 10 years and I am also faculty at the Klingenstein Center.
- The effect of the teacher educator on the educational philosophy of beginning teacher education students
Along with two department colleagues at BMCC, I am working on a research project related to SoTL (the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning) in early childhood teacher education. We are currently investigating the influence of teacher educators' philosophy of teaching and learning on the development of educational philosophies of early teacher education students.
- Building a model of retention and success in community college online learning
Along with two colleagues from the Business and Math departments at BMCC, I am conducting research in eLearning. The goal of this investigation is to identify the factors effecting high attrition rates in online learning at the community college level and to build a model of student retention and success that can be used by higher education institutions to identify and support students at risk of dropout.
· Co-PI, American Educational Research Association (AERA) Research Award, funded by the NSF: Online STEM Students At-Risk: Building a Model of Online STEM Student Retention at the Community College, 2012-2014. ($25,000)
· Co-PI, Community College Collaborative Incentive Research Grant (C3IRG) Award: An Investigation of Prior Experience and Course Type as Factors Affecting Online STEM Student Retention and Success, 2012-2013. ($15,000)
· PI, PSC CUNY Research Award: Investigating Trends in Online Attrition to Optimize Student Success, 2011-2012. ($4,512)
· PI, BMCC/CUNY eLearning Grant: Investigating Trends in Online Re-enrollment, Retention and Success, summer 2011. ($4,000)
· Co-PI, LaGuardia Making Connections ePortfoilio Grant: Examining a community college teacher education digital portfolio program from the students' perspective, 2009-2010. ($5,000)
· PI, PSC CUNY Research Award: Intersubjectivity in the preschool classroom: The role of teachers and peers, 2008-2009. ($6,000)
Wladis, C.W., Hachey, A.C., Conway, K.M. (In Press). Are online students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) courses at greater risk of non-success? American Journal of Educational Studies. [peer-reviewed]
Hachey, A.C., Wladis, C.W. and Conway, K.M. (In Press- 2012). Balancing retention and access in online courses: Restricting enrollment… Is it worth the cost? Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice, 14(3), November. [peer-reviewed]
Hachey, A.C. and Butler, D.L. (2012). Creatures in your gardening curriculum. Teaching Young Children/Preschool, 5(5), June/July, 8-11. [invited feature]
Hachey, A.C. (2012).Study Guide for Creatures your gardening curriculum. NEXT for TYC: NAEYC Professional Development Resource (online), 5(5), June/July, 3-4.
Hachey, A.C. (2012). Care from a cognitive perspective. Knowledge Quest: Journal of the Association of School Librarians, 40(4), May/June, 39-44. [invited feature]
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Can one give a present on shabbas? If the answer is no, then how does it work when one eats by someones house the food one gets is a present (it is changing reshus). Sources please.
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A kinyan on shabbos is normally forbidden as a protection against the melacha of writing. Rishonim try to reconcile this with the halacha of one who did not make an eruv tavshilin giving flour to one who did so the latter may cook for him (and that of giving another one's lulav on the first day of sukkos) (See Beis Yosef 527 "uchshem").
The Magen Avraham (306:15) sides with the Mordechai that the difference is that the permited cases are necessary for a mitzva. Shabbos, too, he says is for a mitzva.
So, if one gives a bottle of wine that will be used for that shabbos, it is permitted. I would think that the recipient is also included in this stipulation and cannot accept a bottle of wine if he knows he will not be using it, regardless of the donors intentions.


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Yesterday, I was having this problem. Taking the advice, I messed with the barrel adjusters. Now, every gear is working great except the highest gear and lowest gear. I put my bike in the highest gear and I can still click the shifter once more, but nothing happens. When it comes time to shift down gears, I have to click the shifter once before shifting has any effect. In the lowest gear, the chain jumps. I have to hold down the shifter to stay in gear there.
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Here's a video that explains how to adjust your rear derailleur. Since you didn't mention adjusting the high gear or low gear adjusting screws, this may be your problem area. Sometimes it's best to start with all adjustments in a "neutral" condition before you attempt to "fine tune" the derailleur. It would benefit you to tell us the brand and model of your deraileur syatem the next time you have a problem. Even different models from the same company, can have their little "quirks" ofetn learned by experience rather than instructions. Hope this will help you out! Good luck!
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Roast Tofu and Veggies
Choose some or all of the root veggies below:
- potato (large chunks)
- carrot (thick slices/chunks)
- turnip (cubed)
- parsnip (thin slice)
- rutabaga (cubed)
- celery (thinly sliced)
- leek (halved and thickly sliced)
- fresh or dried thyme, sage, marjoram, savoury
- salt and pepper
- olive oil
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp margarine
- 8-10 slices firm or extra firm tofu
- salt and pepper
- sliced onions
- sliced mushrooms
- vegetable stock, or water
Preheat oven to 400 degrees
1. Cut up as many veggies as you see fit to use, or will fit in your roasting pan. You can use a traditional pan, if you have it, but I use a 9x13 enamel-coated cast iron baking pan covered with a cookie sheet. Mix veggies together with celery, leek, and herbs. Toss with enough oil to coat well and season with salt and pepper. Place into the roasting pan but hollow out a place in the centre for the tofu.
2. Heat oil and margarine over med-hi heat in a large frying pan. Season both sides with salt and pepper and fry 2-3 mins per side, until golden brown. Remove from pan and place into the hollowed out spot in the veggie pan. The idea here is to have the tofu roast away admist the veggies, not on top of them. I did two rows of 5 slices each, with the top of each tofu slice overlapping the bottom of the previous slice so they could all fit. The mushroom and onion flavour will seep into the tofu as it roasts.
3. Add onions slices to the pan and cook for about 2 mins, or until just beginning to release their water, then add mushroom slices and cook for another 2 mins, or until their water is beginning to release. Top the tofu with mushroom and onion slices.
5. Serve tofu slices topped with onion and mushroom, and with your favourite gravy if that is your thing.
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- Deb said...
This sounds wonderful! But you simply must try some Himalayan pink salt. I get mine from Sustainable Sourcing https://secure.sustainablesourcing.com. The flavor is so much better than regular salt! Thanks for sharing this recipe—I can't wait to try it!
- November 9, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- J said...
Made this for dinner tonight with the addition of a poblano - easy and delicious!
- November 9, 2011 at 9:03 PM
- Charley said...
Back home (I'm from Eastern Kentucky) we make a similar dish called "Hulk food". It usually contains taters, onions, carrots, cabbage, shrooms, lots of fresh herbs and garlic. Serve with cornbread. I crave it when I'm homesick.
- November 9, 2011 at 10:59 PM
- CarlosF said...
Dear Vegan Dad, Thanks for the recipe, I have been experimenting with roasting veggies. I have been doing eggplant, squash and onions. I love the flavor the roasting process gives the vegetables.
- November 10, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- Cassi said...
What luck! I got online looking for a roasted veggie recipe for lunch and this was in my inbox today. Very good--my husband and kids loved it(3-year-old especially liked the tofu)!
- November 10, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Det Daglige Brød i Skovkanten said...
hallo Vegan Dad.
Thank you for your lovely blog.
It's nice to find a vegan dad having children, that also dislike som of the food. Gives me hope in the case of my own kids.
Thanks for being af good guide into the new world of veganism.
- November 10, 2011 at 2:40 PM
- Kathleen Richardson said...
Wonderful idea. I need to pass your site on to my vegetarian daughter. She and I both love veggies and tofu.
- November 10, 2011 at 3:54 PM
- Stefanie said...
That looks good. Roasted veggies are one of my favorite foods.
- November 11, 2011 at 5:51 PM
- ANDY HOW said...
I love this dish
- November 11, 2011 at 11:05 PM
- Sarah Creighton said...
Yes! I love roasted potatoes too and you just reminded me that I need to make some as I've had a pile o' potatoes sitting in my cupboard forever!
-Sarah with Veggie Kids
- November 13, 2011 at 11:55 PM
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- November 14, 2011 at 3:36 AM
- Bec said...
I made this for Sunday dinner...it was a huge hit!!
- November 14, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Bec said...
Made this last night for Sunday dinner...the crowd was happy!
- November 14, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Dave Pilgrim said...
The dry seasoning on this looks magnificent. I am defiantly going to cook this. I blog a lot on Good Apps and constantly need brain food to review new apps. I think the veggies in this will make an excellent combination for body fuel. Thanks!
- November 15, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- michiko said...
教えて! 下の写真の中央にある白い細い野菜はなんですか?
- November 15, 2011 at 8:09 PM
- Kids Best Nutrition said...
You have some fabulous recipes here. I'll be sure to recommend your blog to my readers at Kids Best Nutrition. I'm going to have to pickup a few ingredients to make this one. There aren't enough recipes with turnips, parsnip, rutabaga, and leeks. MMMMM!
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Hi, I was just wondering. Did you press the tofu prior to using it in this recipe? Thanks!!
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Conversation between Jo Ann
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Elm Springs, Arkansas
December 29, 1955
Reel 238 Item 1
JAR: Mom, tell me about the woman who had so many names.
LBS: Who? Antenette Presivelle Beauty Ann Johnson Ford Flynn?
JAR: I guess so.
LBS: Well, that was— she claimed all of those names. Well,
do you want me to tell about her helping my grandmother
with her cooking?
JAR: Uh huh.
LBS: Grandmother kept a stage stand, and this Antenette
Presville (as we called her) helped her with the cooking.
A tall, lanky fellow called Ed Flynn was the hostler,
who took care of the horses and changed them— and they
did that twice a day, once in the daytime about three
o'clock and once in the night about three O'clock in
the morning. They met and were married there, and Uncle
Ed stuttered; later in his life, after those days had
passed away, they lived near and she believed in ghosts
and in putting strings across the door to keep the hawks
away from your chickens and everything like that.She liked
to fish, but she didn't want to go by herself, and she
would get one of the children to go with her, and it was
nearly always me; and she would sit on the bank and
whisper ghost tales to me until I couldn't sleep at night.
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had one big eye and nobody could get away from him and
couldn't get out of his sight, and that night I woke up
in the night and by chance a shingle had been knocked
off the roof and there was an eye looking through which
I guess was a star. And I propped myself up on my elbow,
and spent most of the night watching the eye while the eye
watched me.
JAR: Do you remember any ghost stories that she used to tell?
LBS: Well , I don't remember them very well, but one that she
told that was not a ghost story, but it sounded ghostly.She
said that they were roaming in the woods one day— she
and her sisters— when they were younger, and she said
they came to a sort of castleshe called it, and said that
it was really an uprooted tree, and all of those roots
had been washed white, and everything on the inside was
just as clean, and it was a curtain of white roots hung
down all around. And they lifted the roots aside and went
in to see what was on the inside, and they thought that
they had. found two white angels— they were beautiful—
and before they got away, the mother of these two little
Collected by Jo Ann Rife
Transcribed by James Lee
Collected by Jo Ann Rife
Transcribed by James Lee
Conversation between Jo Ann
Rife and Mrs Lillian B. Sears
Elm Springs, Arkansas
December 29, 1955
Reel 238 Item 1 (cont'd)
white angels came and what do you suppose it was— a
JAR: Not so much like an angel then were they? Well, do you
remember anything else about Aunt Nett, or Antenette
LBS: Well, I don't think of anything else about her, but there
is lots I could tell about her, but I will tell you
one about Uncle Ed as we called him. In his later years
he drove a huckster wagon, after all the stage coache
days were over. And he picked up eggs over the country
and chickens if you had them to sell and bought and produce
and other things, and there was a still house as we called
it down below the town of Elm, and Uncle Ed occasionally
would go by the still house and get him a few nips. He had
had a little too many that day, and he came by my aunt's
home and stopped, and she brought out a basket of eggs and
said ," I have some eggs Mr. Flynn; where shall I put
them?" And he stuttered— and he said," Oh, uh, oh, 'est
pour them in the feed trough."
JAR: Mamma, what was that that you told me about someone that
had a chain on their feet?
LBS: Well, his name was Bill Williamson— he was demented—
back in those days you know they didn't have a place
to keep people who lost their minds, so once in a while
they escaped. He was loose, and all the men in town
were looking for him, and of course everybody had the
jitters about what he might do or where he might go. And
my mother had a young baby, and she was at home alone, and
while the men were out looking , she heard his chains
go through her yard. He went around the house and on
through the town— they finally caught him before morning,
but it gave her quite a scare.
JAR: Well, did they keep him chained up in his folk's home or
somethinglike that ?
LBS: Yes, they had a room for him, but by some means he had
broken a window or slat or something and escaped.
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