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- 1 lb cauliflower floret
- 4 tomatoes, peeled, seeded and chopped
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt (or to taste)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese, grated
- 1⁄4 cup swiss cheese, shredded
- 1⁄4 cup dry breadcrumbs
- 2 teaspoons unsalted butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 350F.
- Place cauliflower in a steamer basket over boiling water.
- Cover saucepan and steam 4-5 minutes or until cauliflower is almost tender.
- Arrange cauliflower in a buttered shallow baking dish.
- Arrange tomatoes over cauliflower.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Combine cheeses in a bowl and sprinkle over cauliflower mixture. Sprinkle with breadcrumbs, drizzle with butter and bake 20-25 minutes or until top is golden.
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A wonderful casserole side we enjoyed very much! Had to use parmesan and cheddar had no Swiss in and used a little olive oil instead of the butter and just a couple of tablespoons of breadcrumbs. Great way to serve cauliflower, DH loved it, thanks for posting.
Great recipe I only steamed the cauliflower for 2 minutes baked for 25 - It was still lovely and crunchy. I left off the Swiss cheese and the crumbs and this recipe was still wonderful. Dancer I love your recipes
Not too bad - a way to use garden fresh tomatoes in a new way. Dqd and I thought that some real bacon in the bottom would have made it perfect.


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The title says it all. How is DA2? I loved DA:O, but to me DA2 looks worse. Does DA2 have the same quality story and combat wise? Thanks in advance.
See that's your problem right there - you think DA2 looks bad because they actually improved the lame combat from the first. I can tell you right now that if you actually liked the combat in the first game - don't bother with DA2. It's a much better game, more fluid combat, better graphics, and a better atmosphere over all.
In fact DA2 is what DA1 should have been like. It basically found its own identity after the PC-port debacle.
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i loved the first, got the whole 1250g and spent well over 100 hours... im playing the 2nd now and i love it yeah sure the combat requires you to press A couple more times but who cares?
If your going to gripe about a game because it requires you to move your finger a couple more times each time you battle then put the game away... you dont deserve to play it because your more fixated on finding flaws than enjoying and exploring the story.
/end rant
Frankly i agree DA1 was awesome! Ive never played a game with so many diffrent story twists depending on ur choices. Comabat could've been better but it was great for what the game was. I actualy completly wrote DA2 off when i first satrted reading on it, cause i thought there was no character customazation. Then i downloaded demo and found all ur stuck with is the race,but still fully customizeable feature and sex wise. Gone run out agrab this now.
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Dragon Age 2 is definitely a very good game, but in my opinion it's not as good as the first one and it is not worthy of the title Dragon Age 2. They should have called it Dragon Age: Chronicles or DA: Battles or some stuff like that, but not DA 2.
The graphics are a double-edged sword - most of the characters look great and many dialogues shine with great facial and body expressions. On the other hand many random NPCs (i.e. figures that are purely for atmospheric reasons in there and do neither talk nor really act in the story) look almost last-gen and the environments are downright ugly. I haven't seen such loveless and poorly detailed environments in a triple-A title for quite some time now.
The story and characters are Bioware at its best - which means gaming's very finest indeed! But don't expect too much of your savegame's choices to carry over or characters making an important reappearance, as they won't. As long as you don't expect a proper sequel to Origins and are happy with something different and new instead, you get pure greatness in this part of the game.
The combat is improved as well, at least if you're judging it from the standpoint of a console player. It's faster and more hectic, but at least the boss encounters still have lots of tactical depth too them (some even more so than in Origins) and you still can pause your game and give orders to all group members. Although the stupid amount of blood and gore is just ridiculously over the top and therefore never reaches the dark and dirty look and feel of DA:O.
Nevertheless Bioware finally managed to include some really nasty things into this title. You can sense the time-pressure behind DA 2's development in many parts of the game. Many questing-areas are simply copy-pasted, every piece of rock, every texture and all the sparely placed plants and objects are 100% identical in these dungeons and buildings, although the game indicates that you are exploring are totally different place.
Also you're party-members don't have real inventories any more, they just got rings, amulettes and one set of armour, which can be canged through solving a companion-quest like in ME2. No finding new pieces of equipment except for the main protagonist.
And last but not least the great story has it's major flaws as well, which are a pretty sudden finale and some odd shortcomings. Like the framework-story never getting to a real conclusion. Or Bioware promising that DA 2 would deliver ten years of the Champion of Kirkwall's live - but the final game just let's you play through seven years. Did anyone say "DLC"? -.-
To put it all in a nutshell: X360A's rating unfortunately is pretty absurd and Dragon Age 2 sadly suffers from some minor as well as a few major setbacks, mostly due to the short development cycle. Nevertheless it's a very good RPG with great story and characters and a pretty good combat-system.
My rating would currently be around 84.
Argh!!!! I can't stop thinking about it, it's distracting. The only thing I missed in DAO was Grim Reaper....bastard of a bastard that.
Bugger: one thing I did not know as a first timer not doing in-store pickup, Gamestop in Canada ships by Purolator, which requires signatures and delivers only when you're not home, adamently so. If I was home they'd do a drive-by notice stickering without knocking as a rule.
I have to go pick it up at the depot on the way home .... ARGH!!!! But I will have it today....must must must....
I'll probably rent the game I didn't like what I seen from the demo but all demo's are more or less shit so it's hard to get a proper opinion on the game. Either way I like the story and system they have.
@El Presidente. Wtf? you're a moron.
Please don't flame me!!! I didn't get into the original too much because of how many hours I put in KOTOR and I just wasn't ready to get back into that type of game. BUT Mass Effect is my favorite RPG ever! so I purchased DA:2 just for the bioware edition but haven't opened it yet, I was just wondering which does it play closer to now, Mass Effect or same roots with KOTOR? Thanks in Advance!
El Presidente
@El Presidente. Wtf? you're a moron.
Love your objective argumentation and mature reasoning :rolleyes:
I played DA:O on both PC and xbox. I have to say, it was much better on the pc. For that reason, I am playing it on PC now, and thoroughly enjoying it.
Dr Popodopolus
Love your objective argumentation and mature reasoning :rolleyes:
He just can't handle somebody putting some reasoning behind their points against his beloved holy grail.
I am lurking these forums to see what the general consensus is regarding the transition between DA:O and DA2. DA:O has interested me for quite some time but then I played the DA2 demo last week and was not impressed at all. Graphically it was average at best, I was disgusted with the animations in the cut scenes to be frank.
It seems like there are quite a few things different with DA2 so I think I will still look into DA:O. I need a game to devote some serious time into as I have no real interest in any game in the first half of this year. On top of the fact that I am a fan of KOTOR style gameplay and Baldurs gate.
It is funny that you came to a score of 84 actually as that's the average for DA2 on metacritic right now. The user reviews is way down at 4.8! :eek:
Fight Night Champion is sitting at 85 :eek: edging out DA2 ;)
Only a few more days :P
I got DA:O day one, played through all the DLCs, and loved the game. Based on my playing the demo for DA2 and reading reviews (all the good ones just to see what nitpicky bad things they had to say), I decided today to wait until the ultimate edition.
***** minor spolier alert *****
First, I felt there was lack of attention to detail in the demo, not graphics-wise (which looks like a step back from DA:O, imo), but continuity-wise. For example, at the part where the tainted brother (?) had to be killed before Flemeth would help you, he gets stabbed and then the next cutscene pans out and you don't see the dagger. Assuming they pulled the dagger out, I didn't hear the dagger clang on the ground or him reacting to a dagger being yanked out. And there was no blood or mark on his immaculate armor. That just totally took me out of what seemed like an emotional moment. I fear what similar lack of attention to detail will be in the full game.
Secondly, even all the good reviews said the story wasn't "epic" for various reasons. I play games for the gamplay, for fun, and for the story. I was iffy when I heard the story would span 10 yrs and you'd be jumping from memory, and all these reviews basically confirmed my concerns. One of the many things that I hate about the campaign in the CoD games is how you jump from character to character. I don't ever feel a sense of story, of connectedness, of meaning in what my guy is supposed to accomplish. It takes me out of the story completely and I don't enjoy that. Plus the cliffhanger ending of DA2 doesn't appeal to me, either.
Third, I read elsewhere that auto-attack is not in the game, but may be added in a future patch. While I know some people are ok with spamming the A button, it was one of the things that annoyed me about the demo. If I couldn't stand spamming the A button in the short demo, there's no way I would tolerate doing so in the full game.
Fourth, I love my RPGs, but Skyrim is coming out later this year as well as ME3 so I can wait. If both those games were not being released, then I would probably get DA2 to satisfy my RPG craving.
Fifth (some of you may not care about this reason), Homefront is releasing next week. I am absolutely getting that game day one. While I can afford to get both, I don't like dividing my attention with too many new games at once.
I was originally planning to hop on the Kmart deal for DA2, but the nearest Kmarts to me are far and in iffy neighborhoods, and together with the above reasons, basically convinced me not to make that drive.
See that's your problem right there - you think DA2 looks bad because they actually improved the lame combat from the first. I can tell you right now that if you actually liked the combat in the first game - don't bother with DA2. It's a much better game, more fluid combat, better graphics, and a better atmosphere over all.
In fact DA2 is what DA1 should have been like. It basically found its own identity after the PC-port debacle.
Thank you for stamping your terrible, misguided and misinforming opinion as fact.
Some of us enjoyed the combat from DA1. Some of us miss auto attack. I do like the DA2 combat better, but I still want auto attack.
Ive heard its really good. Ive heard the first one is better but Ive also heard this one is better. So I dont know. I guess I just have to try it out for myself and see what happens and whether I like it or not.
El Presidente
Fourth, I love my RPGs, but Skyrim is coming out later this year as well as ME3 so I can wait. If both those games were not being released, then I would probably get DA2 to satisfy my RPG craving.
You won't have to wait that long as the summer's already cramped with great RPGs like Deus Ex, Dungeon Siege 3 and Witcher 2 (if you have a good enough PC - I'd expect the 360-version for winter 2011 or spring 2012).
What I played of these three already promised greater roleplaying-joy than DA 2 ever did. And these are the words of a Bioware-maniac and someone who spend hundreds of hours in the DA-universe with all the books and the PC as well as Xbox-version of DA:O.
AoA Requiem
Enjoying this one 100% more than DA:O
Thank you for stamping your terrible, misguided and misinforming opinion as fact.
Some of us enjoyed the combat from DA1. Some of us miss auto attack. I do like the DA2 combat better, but I still want auto attack.
Apparently, the auto attack option was accidentally left out of DA2. There's an excellent chance it will be included in a patch. I'm still early in the game, so I can't really say which DA is better. There seems to be way too much pre-order content however ( and most of it is already on the disc). Damn you EA
LOL @ All of you. Either you like it or you don't... I love people going to great lengths of time to either criticize or praise a game. Personally, I think it is great... I enjoyed the first one, and I'm sure DA3 will be awesome as well...
I never played the first game, my brother told me he didn´t like it to much but im surprised i like this.
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A cyclic selenium-based reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) agent, 5,5-dimethyl-3-phenyl-2-selenoxo-1,3-selenazolidin-4-one (RAFT-Se), was synthesized and utilized in the RAFT polymerizations of vinyl acetate (VAc). Its analog, 5,5-dimethyl-3-phenyl-2-thioxothiazolidin-4-one (RAFT-S), was also used in RAFT polymerizations for comparison under identical conditions. The RAFT polymerizations of VAc with RAFT-Se were moderately controlled evidenced by the increase of molecular weights with conversion, despite the slightly high Mw/Mn (less than 1.90), whereas the molecular weights were poorly controlled in the presence of RAFT-S (2.00 < Mw/Mn < 2.30). Thanks to its unusual cyclic structure of RAFT-Se, one or more RAFT-Se species was incorporated into the resultant poly(VAc) as revealed by the results of cleavage of polymer and atomic absorption spectroscopy. Considering the biorelated functions of both poly(VAc) and Se element, this work undoubtedly provided a successful methodology of how to incorporate high content of Se into a molecular weight controlled poly(VAc). © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem, 2013
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama pushed a humbled General Motors Corp. into bankruptcy on Monday and said the federal government will act as "reluctant shareholder" when it assumes a 60 percent ownership of the smaller carmaker that emerges.
The president said he hopes GM — once a proud symbol of American capitalism — would emerge quickly from bankruptcy court, and pledged up to $30 billion in additional federal assistance to help it get on its feet.
The government's partial stake in GM comes on top of a far smaller ownership of Chrysler LLC, as well as significant federal equity in banks, the AIG insurance giant and two mortgage industry titans — all victims of an economic crisis unrivaled since the Great Depression.
Republicans lobbed questions in Obama's direction even before he finished speaking.
"The only thing it makes clear is that the government is firmly in the business of running companies using taxpayer dollars," said House Republican Leader John Boehner of Ohio.
"Does anyone really believe that politicians and bureaucrats in Washington can successfully steer a multinational corporation to economic viability? It's time for the administration to fully explain what the exit strategy is to get the U.S. government out of the board room once and for all," Boehner said.
But the president said the actions were part of a "viable, achievable plan that will give this iconic company a chance to rise again."
Speaking at the White House, where he was flanked by Cabinet secretaries and top economic advisers, he added, "What I am not doing, what I have no interest in doing, is running GM."
The president said auto executives "will call the shots and make the decisions about turning this company around." He said the government would refrain from playing a management role in all but the most critical areas.
"Our goal is to help GM get back on its feet ... and get out quickly," he said of the federal government.
The carmaker's CEO, Fritz Henderson, said at a news conference in New York, "This new GM will be built from the strongest parts of our business, including our best brands and products." He took over at the helm of the firm with the approval of the Obama administration, which engineered the ouster of his predecessor, Rick Wagoner.
Obama spoke as GM entered bankruptcy court at the same time Chrysler was looking to emerge after a two-month reorganization. Over the weekend, a bankruptcy judge gave the No. 3 automaker approval to sell most of its assets to Italy's Fiat, part of a plan under which the U.S. government will own somewhat less than 10 percent of the firm.
Ford Motor Co., the other large U.S. automaker, has said it can weather the current economic and industry crises on its own.
Obama said the coming restructuring will "take a painful toll on many Americans." GM announced during the day that it would permanently close nine more plants and idle three others, steps affecting as many as 20,000 workers.
Obama cited Chrysler's experience in bankruptcy court as a model of how GM could fare.
"Some said a quick bankruptcy was impossible ... they were wrong," he said.
He added that unnamed critics predicted car sales would "fall off a cliff," and added, "they were wrong." Chrysler sold more cars in May than it did in April.
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"My great grandchildren will be asked, 'Who was the first president? George Washington. Who was first stem cell recipient?'" said John Christy.
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"All you're doing is giving back to yourself something you already have," said John Christy.
This Vietnam vet was suffering from severe coronary artery disease.
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THe city of Boston is starting to buzz with Marathon excitement. If you are one of the nervous runners, here's a nutrition tip to help you prepare for the 26.2-mile event:
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In one of my recurring nightmares, I'm running a race and come to an intersection with no sign of which way the course goes, so I dash down one street only to discover I'm heading in the wrong direction and have to cut through backyards, climb fences and outsprint angry dogs in order to rejoin the rest of the field.
Another bad dream has me warming up for a few miles before a race but misjudging the time of the start, so that when I head back to the starting line I can see all the other competitors lined up, and BANG! – the gun goes off while I'm still half a mile away.
The sad truth: I've experienced both of those scenarios in real life, so I suppose after my experience last weekend at the Josh Billings RunAground Triathlon in Great Barrington, Mass. I'll wakes me up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat after a new angst-ridden dream.
First, some background. Josh Billings is the pen name of Henry Wheeler Shaw, a 19th century humorist born in Lanesboro, Mass., and his legacy has contributed to the somewhat madcap nature of the race that ends at Tanglewood. The Josh, one of the nation's oldest triathlons, consists of three events: a 27-mile bike ride, a 5-mile paddle and a 6-mile run. It attracts serious competitors as well as happy-go-lucky weekend warriors, and you can enter as an individual (ironman) or a 2-, 3- or 4-person team.
Anyway, our team consisted of Paul Rock, a veteran cyclist from New London; Phil Warner of Hampton, Mass. and I in Phil's 25-foot-long tandem kayak, and Dan Dillon of Windham as our runner.
As the bow paddler, my job was to wait for Paul at the bike finish line, grab a wrist band from him and then sprint about 100 yards to the Stockbridge Bowl boat ramp, where Phil was waiting next to his kayak.
Spotters give you about a five-minute warning when your bicyclist is approaching by scribbling race numbers on a whiteboard and announcing them over a bullhorn, but with several hundred chattering competitors and spectators crowding the transition area, this proved a daunting task.
I heard our team number called, positioned myself near the finish and watched as about 40 bikes flew by at about 30 mph. Which one was Paul?
I jumped up and down and waved my arms, shouting, "Paul! Paul!"
Several minutes passed – an eternity.
Finally, Phil appeared with the wristband. When Paul couldn't find me he ran down to the lake and tracked Phil down. Then Phil had to run up and get me, and we then dashed back to the ramp together. Not a smooth transition, which didn't exactly enhance our chances of winning any medals.
No matter, we all had a good time, though next year I hope to have a better system of identifying our cyclist – maybe using a whistle. The person who seemed to having the best time was Dan's wife, Patti, who reconnected with some of her old running pals that milled about Tanglewood after the race.
Before she married Dan, Patti was Patti Lyons, and then Patti Catalano. In the late 1970s and early 1980s she was America's greatest female distance runner, holding the U.S. record for almost every distance from 5 miles to the marathon and world records for the half-marathon, 20 kilometers, 30 kilometers, and 5 miles. She was the first U.S. woman to break 2:30 in the marathon, and placed second in the Boston Marathon three years in a row. She also won the Honolulu Marathon four times.
"I can't wait to come back next year!" she gushed.
Maybe I can persuade Patti to run on a team at Josh. I hope so. It's always a treat spending time with her and Dan.
Dan is not exactly a slouch. He had come in eighth at the 1985 Boston Marathon in 2:23, finished 12th at the World Cross Country Championships in 1980, and has logged blazing-fast times for the 10,000 meters (28:05) and 5,000 meters (13:33).
I'm not sure where our team finished last Sunday at Josh Billings, since organizers hadn't posted the overall results as of late in the week.
It really doesn't matter, since according to Josh Billings, "To finish is to win."
I'll take that kind of victory any day.
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May 1st is a happy day for me! I went over to www.microsoft.com/expression, and was delighted to find that the Expression Studio 2 is now shipping, including the final version of Expression Encoder 2. There's a 30-day trial available for download. Boxed copies of Studio are available today at CompUSA and Office Max, with other retailers coming. There will also be the Microsoft Expression Professional Subscription for $999/year (academic and volume pricing coming soon), which includes Expression Studio along with Visual Studio, Office, Visio, XP, Vista, Virtual PC, and Parallels Desktop (to run all of the above on Mac).
As I've said before, I feel that Expression Encoder 2 is the best compression tool at fulfilling the needs of its market since Terran Interactive's Media Cleaner Pro 3.1 (so long ago I can't even find anything on the web about it!). Here are some of my favorite things about it from my obsessive compression nerd's perspective.
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Right smack in the middle of final exams, end of the semester research projects, and the chaos of moving out of the dorms, came my much needed break from mundane reality---sorority formal. This year the lovely event took place aboard a gorgeous yacht. We set sail at sunset and toured the beautiful Newport Beach Marina. The view offered a pink, blue and orange sunset, homes that ranged from tiny cottages to enormous waterfront mansions, and the tall, distinctive office buildings of the nearby city. Restaurants along the marina included Joe's Crab Shack, Remy Bar, and a few others. Because of its location, which is close to major cities like Irvine and L.A., Newport Beach makes a quick, relaxing, easy weekend getaway.
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Grateful Dead
Just wanted to say hi and that I am looking forward to seeing old friends at the SB show this year! Had to miss last year's tour altogether, and this will be my only show this time around, so it will be nice to reacquaint! See you at the table, or maybe at Superica beforehand! (You coming this time, Jimmy C?)
I will be staying in SB a few days before and after the show and have spent a lot of time in sobriety there - if anyone needs info on local meetings, I would be happy to help! Feel free to PM me if you need info!
Kym in Arizona
Just a little bit of my life on the road with the Dead. The year was either 87 or 88 cant remember which. Was handed a piece of paper at a shoreline show, read something like need help were here for you. Noticed it said something about balloons and being sober. I was as mass hole as they come. Having been to almost every show fro summer of 82 till this point in 87 or 88 I took the flyer crumpled it and threw at the persons feet. Little did I know a year or so later my life would change like so many others. I was rescued from the Haight in October of 89 walking down the street. Much to my surprise a family member from the east coast had flown to find me and take me to treatment.
I have not stayed sober all that time yet I have NEVER lost my love for being sober. I put together 5 years then 7 and now 7.5 again. Life has its ways of throwing us curves we just need to learn to duck at the proper moment. In these last 7.5 years alot has changed I lost the love of my life in an auto accident and NEVER found it necessary to pick up a drink or a drug. That's the power of our maker and the program of AA Not one to like NA FIND TO MANY people there getting high. I happen to like AA the old fashion way sit down SHUT UP and listen. thanks to you people and my higher power life goes on. I miss my little one every day yet I love my life far to much to give in to the old habits. jhon my little one was dyslexic and always wrote my name that way. I know she is in heaven and I will join here and so many others someday
wow~~~ i just joined the website today so i went to warf rats section to read posts because i liked the songs. after reading some posts i discovered warf rats were sober group of dh"s! as cool as this may be today is my 4th year clean date anniversary !! i would love to consider myself a warf rat dead head! i am so pumped about this! so cool how everything works in the clean life!
love to all my fellow warf rats
wow~~~ i just joined the website today so i went to warf rats section to read posts because i liked the songs. after reading some posts i discovered warf rats were sober group of dh"s! as cool as this may be today is my 4th year clean date anniversary !! i would love to consider myself a warf rat dead head! i am so pumped about this! so cool how everything works in the clean life!
love to all my fellow warf rats
Any wharf rats going to all good, lemme know
@ Freebird914...Try the link below. It's to the latest Wharf Rats newsletter and its got contact info for Warren, the treasurer/merchandise guru.
Also, if you go see any Furthur, Phil & Friends, Dark Star Orchestra, etc. show, the Wharf Rats will have a table under a yellow banner with all sorts of goodies.
One show at a time.
(with apologies to John Phillips)
Me and my Sponsor, went drivin' down,
Southern California, San Diego bound,
We stopped over in West L.A.
That being' the point way past half-way,
You know Happy Hour's a trigger time of the day.
Went to a Meeting 12 Steps up on the wall
We sat down, smiles 'round to all
Eight hours of driving, my neck and shoulders hurt,
Needing a neck rub, I began to flirt
Someone said, "She's a newcomer, leave her alone, you jerk!"
West L.A. dope fiends, they's all around,
With facelifts and money, they're loaded down.
The 7th Tradition in this town must be insane!
Bein' two strangers, we had to give our names.
I said, "He's Alkie Bill and I'm Dope Fiend James."
My Sponsor sat there grinning,
I stared at the floor,
But I spied me a movie star, and then two more.
"Is that Johnny Depp?"
Oh no! It couldn't be!
I know Johnnie, he ain't nothin' like me!
I'm as crazy as a Frisco Fiend can be!
One of those "dope fiends," he starts to draw,
Sketches of the movie stars, they never saw
Leaned into my Sponsor, said, "This Meeting's been sold!"
He gave me a nudge and towards the door we strolled.
Sure 'nuff paparazzi was lurking out there in the cold
I love the 12 Steps, more precious than gold
I love my Sponsor, his stories never get old
Fooled them paparazzi
Fooled 'em good, ya know!
Told 'em they'd better hurry,
Or they'd miss Russell Crowe
Comin' outta a SAA Meeting down the road!
In the meantime check THIS out
Yes! That's a VERY young Joni Mitchell
Thanks for the reply look forward to meeting some people down the road "As we Trudge the road to happy Destiny"
but it varies as to how many people from a particular group are hanging out at any particular moment. In any case we're glad you're here, and in my experience this tends to liven up when people start wanting to meet at shows.
Wow is the forum dead?


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When I login fedora 9 with user account(instead of root), the windows drives dont get mounted, there is no entry in/ etc/fstab file for windows drives. But in file browser, it shows all windows drives. But when I do right click on them and try to mount, nothing happens. So how can I authorize to mount drives?
In root account, they automatically get mounted.


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Young People on Arts Boards
Birmingham City Council believes that young people should play a part in decisions which affect them. In order to ensure that there is a voice for young people on the boards of arts organisations a training programme has been run to equip them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to fulfil this role. Over 50 young people (aged 18 – 25 years) have been trained to date and many of the City's arts organisations now have young people on their boards, making a strong contribution and representing a range of viewpoints.
Young board members have received training in the many and varied responsibilities of running an arts organisation. These include managing finances, acting as an advocate, complying with legal procedures, understanding audiences and approving programming decisions. Trainees have, over the years, brought a wealth of energy, passion and commitment to the organisations they have worked with.
For enquiries and to register your interest in this training please contact the Cultural Development Service on 0121 303 2434 or email:firstname.lastname@example.com
Birmingham City Council Cultural Development Service
Tel: 0121 303 2434, email: email@example.com, www.birmingham.gov.uk/arts


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Thursday Feb 05, 2015
Monday Oct 27, 2014
JavaOne Sessions for You!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Oct 27, 2014
Friday Oct 17, 2014
Impact JavaOne 2015!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Oct 17, 2014
We need your feedback to keep improving JavaOne! Please log-in to Schedule Builder and take the JavaOne Conference Survey as well as completing surveys from the sessions that you attended. The surveys are accessed from the Welcome page in Schedule Builder if you have not taken them already. It will take you only a few minutes to complete and make an impact on your conference experience next year.
See you next year!
Friday Sep 12, 2014
JavaOne Rockstar Speaker Hendrik Ebbers
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 12, 2014
In a Java Magazine article, senior Java architect Hendrik Ebbers talks about his JavaOne sessions and JavaOne. "There will be some very cool JavaFX, community, open source and Internet of Things talks this year. The talks are always very professional; I have never experienced a bad one. So don't miss the talks" he explains.
- Smart UIs for Mobile and Embedded in JavaFX introduces a new JavaFX theme that is made for embedded devices and will fit perfect in all the cool new Internet of Things and mobile products.
- DataFX: From External Data to a UI Flow and Back shows how the different DataFX components make it easy to manage external data by using well-known Java technologies.
- Enterprise JavaFX, an overview of various best practices for communication between server and client, async background tasks, MVC approaches, and the designing of complex dialogue flows
- Extreme GUI Makeover. JavaFX 8, a new UI toolkit, offers a lot of amazing features to help you craft modern-looking and interactive UIs.
- The JavaFX Community and Ecosystem introduces the JavaFX ecosystem including third-party frameworks and popular knowledge base. It also illustrates the functionality and synergy effects between the libraries with a live coding session.
- Test-Driven Development with JavaFX
More about clients and user interface topics here
Thursday Sep 11, 2014
JavaOne VIP Twitter Contest
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 11, 2014
Tweet to Win the Ultimate VIP Experience for
two at the JavaOne Appreciation Event!
***2 Chances to Win!***[Read More]
JavaOne VIP Twitter Contest
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 11, 2014
Tweet to Win the Ultimate VIP Experience for
two at the JavaOne Appreciation Event!
***2 Chances to Win!***[Read More]
Monday Sep 08, 2014
Java for the Very Young
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Sep 08, 2014
Tuesday Aug 19, 2014
JavaOne is Free For Students!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Aug 19, 2014
Attend the premier Java conference to learn about Java technologies and network with professionals.
To be eligible, you must be taking a minimum of 6 units from a nonprofit institution of learning during the Fall 2014.
You'll have access to JavaOne and OpenWorld keynotes and Exhibition Halls. And, space permitting, you can attend all JavaOne sessions including HOLs (Hands-On Labs), conference sessions and BOF (Birds-of-a-Feather). This year, a lot of sessions are about parallel programming with Java 8, JVM languages, cloud and Internet of Things.
Don't miss this opportunity to attend for free. Register now!
Wednesday Aug 06, 2014
Check out IoT at JavaOne!
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Aug 06, 2014
"We are always creating new IoT applications and encouraging others to improve them. Lhings is the networking tool that let us make it very easy. This time we wanted to make something we use in our everyday lives which is traditionally non-technical, as is a table, to be connected to the Internet and then provide new services that could be useful in some applications" explains José Pereda, who is part of the Lhings team. Based in Spain, the team won a JavaOne trip during IoT Developer Challenge.
"We wanted to show that IoT is useful in real scenarios and it's accessible to anyone. Likewise, we would like to encourage developers to reproduce and improve it!" further explains José. You will get a chance to meet them at JavaOne.
In the Internet of Things session track at JavaOne, you will learn about Java Embedded and discover great applications. Register today with the Flash Sale code DFS4, you will save US $400
José is also presenting four talks at JavaOne
- JavaFX 3D: Advanced Application Development
- How to Build the Game 2048 with JavaFX and Java 8: Lessons Learned
- Debugging and Profiling Robots with James Gosling
- Create the Game 2048 with Java 8 and JavaFX
Thursday Jul 31, 2014
User Groups at JavaOne
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on Jul 31, 2014
User group leaders from around the world meet once a year at JavaOne. Each year, they organize the Forum meeting the Sunday before JavaOne. Speakers and topics are vetted by community. Anyone attending JavaOne whether they belong to a user group or not are invited to those sessions. Make sure you arrive on time for the Forum on Sunday. It starts at 8:00am at Moscone West. Among the topics this year are NetBeans community and tools, Java EE and Glassfish update, lightning talks about productivity, Java tools for Maven and Java EE, free Java tools and how to teach Java. And you don't want to miss James Gosling. He will present his latest work on the Raspberry Pi, Robots and Small Devices. If you have not registered already.
Register by tomorrow Friday August 1, 2014 and take advantage of the Early Bird rate. It is a US $400 saving on registration!


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It's the last day for concert-goers at BamaJam.
The 3-day festival ends tonight with big performances from Kenny Chesney, Travis Tritt and Hank Williams Jr.
Festival officials estimate tonight's crowd will be the largest audience in history.
"This is very significant and I hope people realize that. It can create an extension of trading commerce that we've never seen before," says Ronnie Gilley of Ronnie Gilley Entertainment.
This festival took a year to plan.
"We've already started planning for next year. We're trying to improve on the mistakes we made this year and try not to make them again next year," says Gilley.
Mr. Gilley has big plans for the future of BamaJam.
"When we get an opportunity, we will be the entertainment capital of the worlds," says Gilley.


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I tried this product and to be honest it was a waste of time and I ended up skimming the ceiling with plaster.
Written on: 28/03/2012
Really sorry to hear that you were not happy with the product, but an explanation of what problems you encountered would have been nice, so that we could have given you some tips and talk you through the process.
It is not nice getting negative feedback by someone who wont explain why or how they had problems, and to have a user name like you have is not very clever either.
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From Our Editors
Just Plain Yoga wants its visitors to find the perfect fit when it comes to yoga technique. They offer a questionnaire to identify the right class for each student, based on how rapidly or slowly they want to move, as well as whether they want to achieve relaxation, increase flexibility, or build strength in your third eyelash. The studio offers 11 different styles for intrepid yogis, including gentle hatha sessions that link breath to body, and morning vinyasa flow to jump-start the day. Hesitant first-timers are especially invited to the "yoga for any body" class, a gentle, welcoming class for anyone who thinks they are too inflexible or overweight to do yoga.


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ACOS Objective 7
Determine the transformation(s), including translations, reflections, or rotations, used to alter the position of a polygon on the coordinate plane.
- Determining the type of symmetry (rotational or line) found in a reflection or rotation
- Graphing transformations of quadrilaterals on the Cartesian plane by plotting the vertices
- Graphing figures which are similar to other figures using dilations
ARMT Possible Points = 4 (MC)
- The four options may be four graphs.
- The stem of the item may include a graph.
- To change the position of a polygon on the coordinate plane may require two transformations.
- The identification of a transformation may be required.
Sample problems from Item Specs
Sara Parsley, a teacher at Oak Park Middle School in Decatur, teaches translations using the Electric Slide.
Kaleidoscope Lesson Plan
Below are some websites I found regarding tessellations. Please feel free to add to the list!
Bathroom Tiles - great game to practice transformations
Tessellation Animations
The Tessellation Tool
Regular Tessellations (student lesson)
Coolmath.com – Karen's Tessellation page
DIY Basic Facts
Escher Art Collection
Totally Tesselated
Movin' and Changin'
Texas Instruments calculator activity on transformations.
Reflections of Points and Figures
Texas Instruments graphing calculator activity
Reflections and Rotations
Students reflect figures over the x- and y-axes and rotate figures 90°, 180°, and 270° counterclockwise about the origin, writing rules for each reflection and rotation.


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The Inflatable Belt Pack PFD from Mustang Survival is lightweight and ergonomic. Take it with you everywhere you go. It fits around the waist like a belt, staying out of the way until you pull the inflation cord. Once inflated it must be pulled over the head for proper use.
- Color: Black/Carbon
- Size: Fits Chest Size 30 in ヨ 52 in (Designed for users 16 years+ and 80+lbs)
- Buoyancy: 35lbs, when inflated
- Adjustment: Universal adult, waist belt is adjustable to fit your torso
- Other: Capable of self-righting most wearers, manual CO2 inflation, oral inflation tube included, easy inspection and maintenance, safety whistle, reflective piping, SOLAS reflective tape, belt extender is available separately
U.S. Coast Guard Approved: Type III