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The Universe in a Single Atom: The Convergence of Science and Spiritualityby Dalai Lama
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In this rare, personal investigation, His Holiness the Dalai Lama discusses his vision of science and faith working hand in hand to alleviate human suffering. Drawing on a lifetime of scientific study and religious practice, he explores many of the great debates and makes astonishing connections between seemingly disparate topics–such as evolution and karma&
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In this rare, personal investigation, His Holiness the Dalai Lama discusses his vision of science and faith working hand in hand to alleviate human suffering. Drawing on a lifetime of scientific study and religious practice, he explores many of the great debates and makes astonishing connections between seemingly disparate topics–such as evolution and karma–that will change the way we look at our world.
While he sees science and faith as "complementary but different investigative approaches with the same goal of seeking the truth," the fact is that the two have often been at the root of human conflict for centuries. In The Universe in a Single Atom the Dalai Lama challenges us to see that the benefits of opening our hearts and minds to the connections between science and faith are far preferable to perpetuating the divisive rhetoric that often surrounds them. He believes that such enlightenment is the key to achieving peace within ourselves and throughout the world.
Only one other book–the New York Times bestselling Ethics for the New Millennium–has been published with such intense personal involvement from the Dalai Lama himself. Now, as we face such troubled and uncertain times, the need has never been greater for this extraordinary man's compassionate thoughts and wise words.
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—Garry Wills, author of Why I Am a Catholic
"With disarming honesty, humility, and respect, His Holiness the Dalai Lama has explored the relationship between religion and science and suggested the way in which they can affirm and qualify each other's insights. By juxtaposing traditional Buddhist teaching with the discoveries of modern physics and biology, he infuses the debate about such contentious issues as the origins of the universe, the nature of human consciousness, the evolution of species and genetic engineering with intimations of profound spirituality and shows how these questions can further our search for ultimate meaning. But above all, his gentle but insistent call for compassion is desperately needed in our torn and conflicted world."
—Karen Armstrong, author of A HIstory of God and The Spiral Staircase
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The Universe in a Single Atom
By His Holiness the Dalai Lama
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Chapter One
I have spent many years reflecting on the remarkable advances of science. Within the short space of my own lifetime, the impact of science and technology on humanity has been tremendous. Although my own interest in science began with curiosity about a world, foreign to me at that time, governed by technology, it was not very long before the colossal significance of science for humanity as a whole dawned on me-especially after I came into exile in 1959. There is almost no area of human life today that is not touched by the effects of science and technology. Yet are we clear about the place of science in the totality of human life-what exactly it should do and by what it should be governed? This last point is critical because unless the direction of science is guided by a consciously ethical motivation, especially compassion, its effects may fail to bring benefit. They may indeed cause great harm.
Seeing the tremendous importance of science and recognizing its inevitable dominance in the modern world fundamentally changed my attitude to it from curiosity to a kind of urgent engagement. In Buddhism the highest spiritual ideal is to cultivate compassion for all sentient beings and to work for their welfare to the greatest possible extent. From my earliest childhood I have been conditioned to cherish this ideal and attempt to fulfill it in my every action. So I wanted to understand science because it gave me a new area to explore in my personal quest to understand the nature of reality. I also wanted to learn about it because I recognized in it a compelling way to communicate insights gleaned from my own spiritual tradition. So, for me, the need to engage with this powerful force in our world has become a kind of spiritual injunction as well. The central question-central for the survival and well-being of our world-is how we can make the wonderful developments of science into something that offers altruistic and compassionate service for the needs of humanity and the other sentient beings with whom we share this earth.
Do ethics have a place in science? I believe they do. First of all, like any instrument, science can be put to good use or bad. It is the state of mind of the person wielding the instrument that determines to what end it will be put. Second, scientific discoveries affect the way we understand the world and our place in it. This has consequences for our behavior. For example, the mechanistic understanding of the world led to the Industrial Revolution, in which the exploitation of nature became the standard practice. There is, however, a general assumption that ethics are relevant to only the application of science, not the actual pursuit of science. In this model the scientist as an individual and the community of scientists in general occupy a morally neutral position, with no responsibility for the fruits of what they have discovered. But many important scientific discoveries, and particularly the technological innovations they lead to, create new conditions and open up new possibilities which give rise to new ethical and spiritual challenges. We cannot simply absolve the scientific enterprise and individual scientists from responsibility for contributing to the emergence of a new reality.
Perhaps the most important point is to ensure that science never becomes divorced from the basic human feeling of empathy with our fellow beings. Just as one's fingers can function only in relation to the palm, so scientists must remain aware of their connection to society at large. Science is vitally important, but it is only one finger of the hand of humanity, and its greatest potential can be actualized only so long as we are careful to remember this. Otherwise, we risk losing our sense of priorities. Humanity may end up serving the interests of scientific progress rather than the other way around. Science and technology are powerful tools, but we must decide how best to use them. What matters above all is the motivation that governs the use of science and technology, in which ideally heart and mind are united.
For me, science is first and foremost an empirical discipline that provides humanity with a powerful access to understanding the nature of the physical and living world. It is essentially a mode of inquiry that gives us fantastically detailed knowledge of the empirical world and the underlying laws of nature, which we infer from the empirical data. Science proceeds by means of a very specific method that involves measurement, quantification, and intersubjective verification through repeatable experiments. This, at least, is the nature of scientific method as it exists within the current paradigm. Within this model, many aspects of human existence, including values, creativity, and spirituality, as well as deeper metaphysical questions, lie outside the scope of scientific inquiry.
Though there are areas of life and knowledge outside the domain of science, I have noticed that many people hold an assumption that the scientific view of the world should be the basis for all knowledge and all that is knowable. This is scientific materialism. Although I am not aware of a school of thought that explicitly propounds this notion, it seems to be a common unexamined presupposition. This view upholds a belief in an objective world, independent of the contingency of its observers. It assumes that the data being analyzed within an experiment are independent of the preconceptions, perceptions, and experience of the scientist analyzing them.
Underlying this view is the assumption that, in the final analysis, matter, as it can be described by physics and as it is governed by the laws of physics, is all there is. Accordingly, this view would uphold that psychology can be reduced to biology, biology to chemistry, and chemistry to physics. My concern here is not so much to argue against this reductionist position (although I myself do not share it) but to draw attention to a vitally important point: that these ideas do not constitute scientific knowledge; rather they represent a philosophical, in fact a metaphysical, position. The view that all aspects of reality can be reduced to matter and its various particles is, to my mind, as much a metaphysical position as the view that an organizing intelligence created and controls reality.
One of the principal problems with a radical scientific materialism is the narrowness of vision that results and the potential for nihilism that might ensue. Nihilism, materialism, and reductionism are above all problems from a philosophical and especially a human perspective, since they can potentially impoverish the way we see ourselves. For example, whether we see ourselves as random biological creatures or as special beings endowed with the dimension of consciousness and moral capacity will make an impact on how we feel about ourselves and treat others. In this view many dimensions of the full reality of what it is to be human-art, ethics, spirituality, goodness, beauty, and above all, consciousness-either are reduced to the chemical reactions of firing neurons or are seen as a matter of purely imaginary constructs. The danger then is that human beings may be reduced to nothing more than biological machines, the products of pure chance in the random combination of genes, with no purpose other than the biological imperative of reproduction.
It is difficult to see how questions such as the meaning of life or good and evil can be accommodated within such a worldview. The problem is not with the empirical data of science but with the contention that these data alone constitute the legitimate ground for developing a comprehensive worldview or an adequate means for responding to the world's problems. There is more to human existence and to reality itself than current science can ever give us access to.
By the same token, spirituality must be tempered by the insights and discoveries of science. If as spiritual practitioners we ignore the discoveries of science, our practice is also impoverished, as this mind-set can lead to fundamentalism. This is one of the reasons I encourage my Buddhist colleagues to undertake the study of science, so that its insights can be integrated into the Buddhist worldview.
I was born into a family of simple farmers who used cattle to plow their field and, when the barley was harvested, used cattle to trample the grain out of the husk. Perhaps the only objects that could be described as technological in the world of my early childhood were the rifles that local warrior nomads had probably acquired from British India, Russia, or China. At the age of six I was enthroned as the Fourteenth Dalai Lama in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa, and embarked upon an education in all aspects of Buddhism. I had personal tutors who gave me daily classes in reading, writing, basic Buddhist philosophy, and the memorization of scriptures and rituals. I was also given several tsenshap, which literally means "philosophical assistants." Their primary job was to engage me in debate on issues of Buddhist thought. In addition, I would participate in long hours of prayers and meditative contemplation. I spent periods in retreat with my tutors and sat regularly for two hours at a time four times a day in a meditation session. This is a fairly typical training for a high lama in the Tibetan tradition. But I was not educated in math, geology, chemistry, biology, or physics. I did not even know they existed.
The Potala Palace was my official winter residence. It is a huge edifice, occupying the entire side of a mountain, and is supposed to have a thousand rooms-I never counted them myself. In my spare moments as a boy, I amused myself by exploring some of its chambers. It was like being on a perpetual treasure hunt. There were all kinds of things, mainly the belongings of former Dalai Lamas and especially of my immediate predecessor, preserved there. Among the most striking of the palace's contents were the reliquary stupas containing the remains of the previous Dalai Lamas, reaching back to the Fifth, who lived in the seventeenth century and enlarged the Potala to its present form. Amid the assorted oddities I found lying about were some mechanical objects which belonged to the Thirteenth Dalai Lama. Most notable were a collapsible telescope made from brass, which could be attached to a tripod, and a hand-wound mechanical timepiece with a rotating globe on a stand that gave the time in different time zones. There was also a large stash of illustrated books in English telling the story of the First World War.
Some of these were gifts to the Thirteenth Dalai Lama from his friend Sir Charles Bell. Bell was the Tibetan-speaking British political officer in Sikkim. He had been the Thirteenth Dalai Lama's host during his brief sojourn in British India when he fled in 1910 at the threat of invasion by the armies of the last imperial government of China. It is curious that exile in India and the discovery of scientific culture are things bequeathed to me by my most immediate predecessor. For the Thirteenth Dalai Lama, as I later found out, this stay in British India was an eye-opening experience, which led to a recognition of the need for major social and political reforms in Tibet. On his return to Lhasa, he introduced the telegraph, set up a postal service, built a small generating plant to power Tibet's first electric lights, and established a mint for the national coinage and the printing of paper currency. He also came to appreciate the importance of a modern, secular education and sent a select group of Tibetan children to study at Rugby School in England. The Thirteenth Dalai Lama left a remarkable deathbed testament, which predicted much of the political tragedy to come and which the government that succeeded him failed to understand fully or to heed.
Among the other items of mechanical interest acquired by the Thirteenth Dalai Lama were a pocket watch, two film projectors, and three motorcars-two Baby Austins from 1927 and a 1931 American Dodge. As there were no drivable roads across the Himalayas or in Tibet itself, these cars had to be disassembled in India and carried across the mountains by porters, mules, and donkeys before being put back together again for the Thirteenth Dalai Lama. For a long time these were the only three automobiles in all Tibet-and pretty useless they were, since there were no roads outside Lhasa on which one could drive them. These various items, the telltale signs of a technological culture, exercised great fascination on a naturally curious and somewhat restless boy. There was a time, I remember very clearly, when I would rather fiddle with these objects than study philosophy or memorize a text. Today I can see that these things were in themselves no more than toys, but they hinted at a whole universe of experience and knowledge to which I had no access and whose existence was endlessly tantalizing. In a way, this book is about the path to discovering that world and the wonderful things it has to offer.
I did not find the telescope a problem. Somehow it was quite obvious to me what it was for, and I was soon using it to observe the bustling life of Lhasa town, especially the marketplaces. I envied the sense of abandon with which children of my age could run about in the streets while I had to study. Later I used the telescope to peer into the night sky above the Potala-which offers, in the high altitude of Tibet, one of the most spectacular views of the stars. I asked my attendants the names of the stars and constellations.
I knew what the pocket watch was for but was much more intrigued by how it worked. I puzzled over this for some time, until curiosity got the better of me and I opened up the case to look inside. Soon I had dismantled the entire item, and the challenge was to put it back together again so that it actually worked. Thus began what was to become a lifelong hobby of dismantling and reassembling mechanical objects. I mastered this process well enough to become the principal repairer for a number of the people I knew who owned watches or clocks in Lhasa. In India later on, I did not have much luck with my cuckoo clock, whose poor cuckoo got attacked by my cat and never recovered. When the automatic battery watch became common, my hobby got much less interesting-if you open one of these, you find hardly any mechanism at all.
Figuring out how to use the Thirteenth Dalai Lama's two hand-cranked film projectors was much more complicated. One of my attendants, an ethnic Chinese monk, worked out how to make one of them function. I asked him to set it up so that I could watch the very few films we had. Later we got hold of a sixteen-millimeter electrically powered projector, but it kept breaking down, partly because the generator which powered it was faulty. Around this time, I guess in 1945, Heinrich Harrer and Peter Aufschnaiter, Austrians who had escaped over the Himalayas from a British prisoner of war camp in northern India, arrived in Lhasa.
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—Garry Wills, author of Why I Am a Catholic
"With disarming honesty, humility, and respect, His Holiness the Dalai Lama has explored the relationship between religion and science and suggested the way in which they can affirm and qualify each other's insights. By juxtaposing traditional Buddhist teaching with the discoveries of modern physics and biology, he infuses the debate about such contentious issues as the origins of the universe, the nature of human consciousness, the evolution of species and genetic engineering with intimations of profound spirituality and shows how these questions can further our search for ultimate meaning. But above all, his gentle but insistent call for compassion is desperately needed in our torn and conflicted world."
—Karen Armstrong, author of A HIstory of God and The Spiral Staircase
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Tenzin Gyatzo, His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, is the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize and is both the temporal and spiritual leader of the Tibetan people. The Dalai Lama travels the world speaking on peace and interreligious understanding, giving Buddhist teachings, and meeting with political leaders as he works tirelessly on behalf of the Tibetan people. He resides in Dharamsala, India, and is the head of the Tibetan government-in-exile.
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This was a very interesting book. The Dalai Lama explores the realms of both science and spirutuality in a sense that applies to anyone of any particular faith. He embraces the issues of compasion, science, and spirutuality and stresses that they should be combined to focus on a clearer world view. The Dalai Lama, as such a spiritual leader, shows that the relationship between science and spirutuality shouldn't have a line drawn in the middle, and asks everyone on both sides to use both of these tools when looking for understanding.
The book starts off a bit slow and for those including myself who aren't scientifically inclined, it can be rather esoteric and highly metaphysical. Although if you stick through the first chapter or so, the Dalai Lama touches on some great insight and an awesome theory which I won't ruin for you. He also goes onto to touching upon human consciousness, focus and human cloning/eugenics. I am happily satisfied with the purchase and now have more of an understanding of Quantum Mechanics than I originally cared for.
This is a very well written book. The Dali Lama takes personal life experiences to show us how much has changed. The science of the book is pretty much high school 101 but the insight and application of, is world class. I would recommend this to anyone looking for some answers and more importantly for those looking to ask questions.
Finally, a spiritual leader who isn't afraid of the facts. The Dalai Lama brings science and spirituality together with compassion and an open-mind. He wasn't afraid to say that he didn't know something, and he was concise in the areas that he knew very well. Namely Buddhism. He showed that there are a lot of similarities between modern science and ancient and contemporary mysticism. Plus he made a comment that I think needs to be understood by all people of faith everywhere, '...to defy the authority of emperical evidence is to disqualify oneself as someone worthy of critical engagement in a dialogue.'
I have just finished this book. I found it absolutely fascinating. I am a high school science teacher, so I am well-versed in the physical and biological sciences. While reading this book, I learned that there is virtually no conflict between Buddhism and science. Just that the approaches are different on some levels, but very similar on others, to learning about and knowing the world around all of us. I recommend this book to everyone, and especially people in the sciences. The Dalai Lama writes clearly and in very understandable terms. I will be reading this book again.
The book engages one's attention by giving us, the reader, a personal look at the Dalai Lama's early childhood and how he was educated in order to continue with the legacy of his country. It also presented pros and cons that the world in general should be concerned about. Although it is not an easy book to read because of the scientific platform it evolves but it certainly is worth the extra slow pace needed since it is rich in information and insight.


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We have wanted for a while to go out to a friends vineyard to get some pictures of the Hoopoe and her chicks that reside in a nesting box put up by a local Hoopoe expert, but one thing and another, we didn't get around to it till today, and only then because someone else canceled. The local guy has set up a portable hide, and without that, there is no chance. They are VERY shy, and if anyone is around, they won't come near.
We got there just in time to see one of the young ones sticking his/her head out of the box.
A couple of minutes later the mother showed up with a worm, fed the chick and hopped up on the post that the box is attached to.
Suddenly a big fat Common Buzzard flew over, and both Hoopoe took off like lightning in different directions. Half an hour later the mother showed up again with a worm, but there was no one there to take it.
She stayed around for maybe 10 minutes, and slowly wandered off, worm in beak, maybe looking for the young one. That was it. No more Hoopoe till next year.
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This week's diplomatic spat between the US and Venezuela illustrates the built-in U.S. bias against leftist governments.
(Reuters) - Venezuela condemned on Thursday the United States' revocation of its ambassador's visa. […]It's easy to see why U.S. foreign policy is always so strongly biased against leftist governments: there are still substantial remnants of U.S. anti-communism, the pillar upon which most of Washington's foreign policy rested from the beginning of the Cold War, around 1947, until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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the United States has sent more than $1 billion in military aid […] in the last decade, and $2 billion more in economic assistance.Anti-communist habits of thought also help explain why, two decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, U.S. press and media still retain a strong right-sided bias. A reflexive "anti-communist" miasma of condemnation subtly permeates the atmosphere when any domestic policy appears to lean leftward.
As long as reactive hatred of communism and reactive fear of terrorism combine to lock U.S. political dialog into a tiny pen, there's little hope we'll hear sensible policy discussion any time soon.
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Webster's dictionary defines immodesty as offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance; indecent; boastful, and arrogant. Think Donald Trump, or former Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens doing a dance after he makes a touchdown.
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When we are told we need to have positive images of ourselves to feel good and we need to be promoting ourselves at work to be sure we are recognized, where does modesty fit in anyway? Is modesty dead? Does it even matter if it is?
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"Vanity and conceit stem from feelings of inadequacy and insecurity," says Ellen Helman, MSW, a psychoanalyst in Miami Beach, Fla., and member of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Braggarts often "feel so inadequate within themselves that they need to [brag or show-off]. People who are really secure and accept themselves don't have the need to be so vain. Immodesty whether sexual, physical, or psychological, leads to an imbalance in life.
"There is a refusal to value the inside and an emphasis on being young, thin, beautiful, and rich," she says. "That's what's valued, not how you think and feel and what your dreams are and what your goals are."
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The onus to bring these values back is on parents, schools, and the entire community, she says.
"Within the home, patients need to be more protective of children and not allow them to be so exposed to overstimulation on TV, Internet, and games," she says. "This has to go on in schools and in communities to help kids develop a sense of what's really important in life in terms of feeling good about themselves. The bottom line is that you don't have to brag if you really like yourself and feel good about yourself."


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When WB buys, it looks like $10 is easy from current level, perhaps $11+
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Here is what the stuff of dreams are made of...a repeat of the week of May 4, 2009 to May 8, 2009 where BAC opened the week at 8.89, went as low as 8.82, as high as 15.07, and closed on Friday at 14.17!!!!! All that in 5 days! What a dream come true.
Now, if only Warren Buffett could have a week like that to convert his 7 plus dollar warrants of BAC.
There would be some celebration and admiration in Omaha that weekend and many weeks afterward when looking back on it.
BAC's 20 cent gap up on November 19, 2012 sure stands out and I wish so hard that it could be the dreamed for break away gap. I hope the 15 dollar BAC offering buyers can get their money back before the feared possible loss of the 15 percent level size capital gains tax rates may go away.
This is going up big time. Only 2.14 million homes were available for sale at the end of October, the lowest supply in 10 years. It would take just 5.4 months to exhaust that supply at the current sales pace. That's the lowest sales-to-inventory ratio since 2006.


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Police registers case against Shiv Sena MP Chandrakant Khaire
After the video went viral the four-time MP justified the assault claiming that he had acted with an intention to soothe tempers among the local people.
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CBI now plans to confront Deputy Income Tax Commissioner Yogendra Mittal with promoter of Stock Guru Ulhas Khaire.
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The 2 lakh investors, all of them from the middle and upper middle class, did everything to ensure that police did not give up on the case.
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These teams might have been watching the NCAA tournament his past March, but they won't be on the outside looking in this time around.
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Ohio State transfer Daniel Giddens announced he's heading to Alabama. Also considered Georgia, TCU and Pittsburgh. ESPN 100 prospect coming out of high school, averaged 3.8 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.5 blocks during his one season with the Buckeyes.
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I would have liked to see Mike get into the Hall on the first ballot. But I also would have liked to have heard him and others of his ilk speak out against the cheating culture of that era.
I call it a push.
"Gods always behave like the people who make them."
This was a punishment vote pretty much to all the guys associated with steroids on the first ballot.
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DEFINITION of 'Unsatisfied Judgment Fund'
An amount of money set aside by certain states to cover uncompensated expenses related to bodily injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents where the responsible driver is unable to pay for the damages. The unsatisfied judgment fund is used to help the injured and not-at-fault driver pay for medical bills related to the accident. In order to be eligible to receive assistance from the fund, the injured party must be able to prove that he or she was not at fault, and that they are unable to collect money from the responsible party.
BREAKING DOWN 'Unsatisfied Judgment Fund'
The unsatisfied judgment fund is intended to protect drivers from financial losses resulting from motor vehicle accidents for which they are not responsible. The responsible party may be unable to pay because he or she is insolvent or uninsured. Often, these state funds are financed by a small addition to the state's automobile registration fee. The fund pays unsatisfied judgments up to certain, fixed limits.
There can me penalties to the the driver who is determined to be at fault in the accident and who is unable to pay for damages. For example, the driver might lose his or her driver's license. Once the responsible driver pays back the money into the unsatisfied judgment fund, he or she may be eligible for a driver's license again.
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NET_BUFFER_LIST Structure
A NET_BUFFER_LIST structure packages a linked list of NET_BUFFER structures.
The following figure shows the fields in a NET_BUFFER_LIST structure.
The NET_BUFFER_LIST structure includes a NET_BUFFER_LIST_HEADER structure in the NetBufferListHeader member. The NET_BUFFER_LIST_HEADER structure includes a NET_BUFFER_LIST_DATA structure in the NetBufferListData member. You should use NDIS macros to access NET_BUFFER_LIST structure members. For more information about these macros, see the NET_BUFFER_LIST structure reference page.
Some of the members are only used by NDIS. The members that drivers are most likely to use are defined in the following list:
- ParentNetBufferList
If a NET_BUFFER_LIST structure is a child that was derived from a parent(cloned, fragmented, or reassembled), ParentNetBufferList specifies a pointer to the parent NET_BUFFER_LIST structure. Otherwise, this parameter is NULL.
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Specifies a pool handle that identifies the NET_BUFFER_LIST pool from which the NET_BUFFER_LIST structure was allocated.
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Reserved for use by protocol drivers.
- MiniportReserved
Reserved for use by miniport drivers.
- SourceHandle
A handle that NDIS provided to the driver in a binding or attaching operation by using one of the following driver-supplied routines:
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NDIS uses SourceHandle to return the NET_BUFFER_LIST structure to the driver that sent the NET_BUFFER_LIST structure. NDIS drivers should not read this handle.
- ChildRefCount
If a NET_BUFFER_LIST structure is a parent (has children derived by clone, fragment, or reassemble operations), ChildRefCount specifies the number of existing children. Otherwise, this parameter is zero.
- Flags
Reserved for future specification of attributes for the NET_BUFFER_LIST structure. There are currently no flags available to drivers.
- Status
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- NetBufferListInfo
Specifies NET_BUFFER_LIST structure information that is common to all NET_BUFFER structures in the list. This information is often referred to as "out-of-band (OOB) data."
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Specifies a pointer to the next NET_BUFFER_LIST structure in a linked list of NET_BUFFER_LIST structures. If a NET_BUFFER_LIST structure is the last structure in the list, this member is NULL.
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5 Next-Generation Vegan Cheese Brands
Melt it, spread it, eat it, love it—here are five new drool-worthy vegan cheeses to hit the market this year.
All vegans have an Achilles heel—a forbidden food that constantly taunts, teases, and tests one's plant-based perseverance. For many of us, that food is cheese. Whether it's sandwiched between two pieces of bread and grilled to perfection, melted on nachos, or layered on a slice of pizza, the dairy delight is an indelible staple of the American meal, and its absence is often felt. Fortunately, 2013 has been a good year for vegan cheese fiends with a slew of new products released. Here are five brands that will surely satiate your cravings.
1. Kite Hill
Despite the recent opening of his Mediterranean-style restaurant Crossroads, chef-to-the-stars Tal Ronnen has found the time to craft a line of artisanal cheese. Kite Hill is a nut milk-based culinary wonder that has the buttery consistency of brie, and is sold in a casually refined puck-shaped packaging. Kite Hill will complement any cracker you pair it with and is best served at your next chic dinner party.
Available flavors: Casuccio (soft and creamy), Costanoa (semi-soft with paprika and fennel), and White Alder (ripe and soft)
Where to get your hands on it: Recently Kite Hill made its way into select California Whole Foods locations, but we predict public demand will make it a national phenomenon.
Pricing: $14 to $15 per 6-ounce wheel
VN testimonial: "The Cassucio was a really smooth, fresh mozzarella-style cheese. It would go perfectly in a Caprese salad. Even my omnivorous boyfriend said that if I'd told him it was fresh mozzarella, he'd have believed it." —Editorial Director Elizabeth Castoria
2. Daiya Cream Cheese Style Spreads
Daiya has become a household name in the cruelty-free cheese game, with its cheddar, pepper jack, and mozzarella shreds found in vegan eateries and kitchen refrigerators across the country. Now the brand that melted oh-so-perfectly on your pizza and nachos will also grace your bagels with a new cream cheese spread.
Available flavors: Plain, Strawberry, Chive & Onion
Where to get your hands on it: Will be available this summer throughout the country, wherever Daiya products are sold.
Pricing: $5 to $6 per 8-ounce container
VN testimonial: "The new Daiya Chive & Onion cream cheese is amazing. Great texture and super flavorful. We couldn't stop eating it." —Assistant Editor Hilary Pollack
3. Follow Your Heart Vegan Gourmet Shreds
Follow Your Heart, the company responsible for the indelible sandwich staple Vegenaise, recently released its Vegan Gourmet Shreds. This versatile dairy-free delight works on and in everything from simple salads to extravagant tacos. If you have a hankering for a grilled cheese sandwich just like Mom used to make, follow your heart to the grocery store and pick up some shreds today.
Available flavors: Mozzarella, Cheddar, and Fiesta Blend
Where to get your hands on it: Gourmet Shreds will be available in supermarkets across the country, by June.
Pricing: $5 per 8-ounce bag
VN testimonial: "The texture and flavor is so close to real cheese, I truly plan on tricking lots of omni friends with these shreds in quesadillas, on pizzas—everywhere!" —Online Editor Anna Peraino
4. Heidi Ho Veganics Chia Cheeze Sauce
Heidi Ho Veganics' new chia cheese spread makes preparing a plate of nachos quick and easy—no melting required! The planted-based alternative has the pungent cheese taste of dairy-derived sauces, but is packed with vegetables like carrots, onions, and red peppers. Mother Nature will thank you for choosing Heidi Ho—the Oregon operation uses locally sourced ingredients and organic practices for an all-around eco-friendly treat. Also, one dollar of every product sold gets donated to the Out to Pasture Farm Sanctuary.
Where to get your hands on it: Available at Whole Foods locations throughout the Pacific Northwest region. You can also order it online at heidihoveganics.com.
Pricing: $6 to $6.50 per 10-ounce jar
VN testimonial: "Perfect for movie night nachos—salty, cheesy, guilt-free goodness." —Editorial Assistant Melissa Nguyen
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This much-anticipated pick is still in spring training as its creators wade through the research and development process. Having garnered more than 13,000 likes on its Facebook page, Dairy Tree has already amassed a following of hungry hopefuls.
Available flavors: Dairy Tree has been in the test kitchen experimenting with everything from mozzarella to bleu cheese.
Where to get your hands on it: Stay tuned!
Pricing: Stay tuned!
VN testimonial: Colleen Holland got the chance to sample the goods at Dairy Tree's launch party, and according to her, "It's a serious game changer. The meltable blue cheese wedge and chunky blue cheese dressing stole my heart!"
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Clarissa Harlowe or the History of a Young Lady (Complete)
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The following History is given in a series of letters, written Principally in a double yet separate correspondence; Between two young ladies of virtue and honor, bearing an inviolable friendship for each Other, and writing not merely for amusement, but upon the most interesting subjects; in which every private family, more or less, may find itself concerned; and, Between two gentlemen of free lives; one of them glorying in his talents for stratagem and invention, and communicating to the Other, in confidence, all the secret purposes of an intriguing head and resolute heart. But here it will be proper to observe, for the sake of such as may apprehend hurt to the morals of youth, from the more freely-written letters, that the gentlemen, though professed libertines as to the female sex, and making it one of their wicked maxims, to keep no faith with any of the individuals of it, who are thrown into their power, are not, however, either infidels or scoffers; nor yet such as think themselves freed from the observance of those Other moral duties which bind man to man. On the contrary, it will be found, in the progress of the work, that they very often make such reflections upon each Other, and each upon himself and his own actions, as reasonable beings must make, who disbelieve not a future state of rewards and punishments, and who one day propose to reform—one of them actually reforming, and by that means giving an opportunity to censure the freedoms which fall from the gayer pen and lighter heart of the Other. And yet that Other, although in unbosoming himself to a select friend, he discover wickedness enough to entitle him to general detestation, preserves a decency, as well in his images as in his language, which is not always to be found in the works of some of the most celebrated modern writers, whose subjects and characters have less warranted the liberties they have taken.
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17 Reviews
Oops almost forgot to rate this! I made this last week for dinner. Comes together very easily on a working weeknight. The only thing I changed was adding another clove of garlic. Really enjoyed this. I did use an immersion blender, but left some chunks of tomato in it. I thought it was even better the next day for lunch.
Very easy soup to make - the only thing I would say is to make sure you use the amount of basil recommended in the recipe - I didn't have the much and the basil flavor wasn't there. Think that next time I will use my immersion blend to make it smoother.
This is my go-to soup. I am doing my best to eat healthier and I find that if I make a double batch of this, it feeds me for lunch and dinner for over a week. It would nbe needless to say I don't make the cheese toast. I love the combination of flavors and have shared this with friends and neighbors alike. I have also sent the link to friends that have heard me rave about it. Thanks for posting this.
Loved this soup! Simple, easy, and delicious. I did add a little bit extra oil and salt but that was it. We paired it with a fresh green salad - yum!
I was looking for a lower calorie alternative to my favorite creamy tomato-basil soup from La Madeleine, and this was a great alternative! However, I thought it was too thick with just 14 oz of broth so I poured the entire 32 oz carton and it suited my taste just a little better.
Wonderful soup! I do love La Madeleine's but, like you wanted to cut the calories. Just right, Babs! Thanks for posting.
I decided to look online for a homemade tomato-basil soup recipe, nervously, as I had planned to make dinner for my parents and wanted it to be, of course, very good. I was more than pleased with this recipe, and it was a hit with my dear folks, thankfully:) We enjoyed a lovely salad and a nice sauvignon blanc with this soup. I personalized this recipe by adding a bit of cooking sherry, a hint of tarragon, and smoothed the soup's texture with a blender wand. The cheese toasts complement the soup well. I floated the bread toast in each bowl of soup before serving which adds a lovely texture and flavor to the soup. Thank you for posting this delightful recipe. Cheers!
This is a very good tomato soup, and the basil and garlic add a lot of flavor.
I really don't like tomato soup but this was really good. Much better then canned. I never made homemade tomato soup before. The family really liked this though! DH requested tomato soup and grilled cheese. I used dried basil (what I had on hand). Turned out great would probably even be better with fresh basil. I made homemade baguette using Lorilyn's Dinner Roll Dough . I didn't have Italian cheese blend so just used medium cheddar cheese. I put a little bit of garlic on the bread then the cheese. It was very tasty. The Cheese toast went well with the soup. The whole family really liked this and would make again. Thanks!
This is a really good low calorie soup. I added a teaspoon of salt, personal preference and used butter to saute the garlic and onions. Very yummy! I floated a cheese toast on the soup (kinda like french onion soup) :)


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Campaigns' Faith Outreach Centers on Economy
BETHESDA, Md. — With voters focused intently on pocketbook issues, both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are framing their faith-outreach efforts around the economy as the presidential campaign enters its final weeks.
That marks a shift from previous election cycles, campaign advisers say.
"That's a major difference between this election and the last. The economy is the single issue that transcends every demographic, every coalition, every interest group," said Mark DeMoss, an evangelical who has led Romney's efforts to rally conservative Christians — a key Republican voting bloc — around the GOP nominee, who is a Mormon.
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