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By Michael Beller Fantasy football profile: Drew Brees, QB, Saints Fantasy football profile: Drew Brees, QB, Saints By Michael Beller Weekend Streams: Pick up Nola, Taillon, Leake Weekend Streams: Pick up Nola, Taillon, Leake By Michael Beller Fantasy football profile: Bengals RB Bernard Fantasy football profile: Bengals RB Bernard By Michael Beller Fantasy player profile: Browns TE Gary Barnidge Fantasy player profile: Browns TE Gary Barnidge By Michael Beller Fantasy player profile: Chargers RB Melvin Gordon Fantasy player profile: Chargers RB Melvin Gordon By Michael Beller Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Fantasy Fantasy football Risers/Sliders: Redman surging, Charles flailing by David Sabino Posted: Mon Nov. 5, 2012 The Buccaneers continued to be a surprise source of bountiful fantasy points, but following a slow start to the season it was their Sunday opponent who saw some readily available players rise to fantasy prominence. The Raiders highlight the Week 9 edition of Risers/Sliders.Risers:• Isaac Redman, RB, Steelers -- After starting the season off with a thud, the Steelers' backfield is in full swing following Sunday's big win at the Meadowlands. The improving Pittsburgh offensive line enabled a Steelers running back, in this case Redman, to go over the 100-yard rushing mark for the third consecutive week. Since the start of October, Steelers backs have been averaging a robust 159 yards from scrimmage per contest. With Jonathan Dwyer and Rashard Mendenhall both shelved by leg injuries, it's Redman and his consecutive 100-plus yards from scrimmage appearances, who becomes the man to own.• Pierre Thomas, Saints -- The loss of Darren Sproles due to a mysterious broken bone in his hand opens the door for the rest of the Saints backs to have a greater role in one of the league's marquee offenses. Nobody should benefit from the increased playing time more than PT Cruiser, who actually has a better yards per reception average (9.7 on 15 grabs) than Sproles (8.3 on 39 catches) while averaging 4.4 yards per carry. He'll split time with the somewhat disappointing Mark Ingram while also ceding some snaps to preseason rookie sensation Travaris Cadet. With Sproles out, though, Thomas is the New Orleans back to own.• Marcel Reece, Raiders -- With the availability of both Darren McFadden and Mike Goodson in question due to injuries there's a good chance that Reece, the fullback and former wide receiver who's built and used like a tight end, will temporarily become a workhorse in the Raiders' backfield. Don't look for a lot of carries -- he has just one attempt for no yards this season. What he will provide is a West Coast-like receiving option just as he did against the Bucs on Sunday when he caught eight of nine targets for 95 yards. It's an unorthodox play, but one that could pay off handsomely with the Ravens, Saints and Bengals on the horizon.Sliders:• Jamaal Charles, Chiefs -- There's a conspiracy theory floating around that the Chiefs are purposely limiting Charles' carries since they see him as their franchise back and are resigned to the fact that this is a lost season. But judging from his numbers over the past three games, there might be something to the theory. Through Week 5 Charles was the league's leading rusher, averaging 20.6 attempts and 110.2 yards per game. Since then he has run just 29 times for 83 yards over three games, an average of 9.7 carries and 27.7 yards per contest. That last average puts him below the likes of backups Joe McKnight, Ronnie Hillman and Justin Forsett, and makes it hard to insert him into all but the most bye week-injury decimated lineup until his coaches show a willingness to use him again.• Fred Jackson, RB, Bills -- Jackson is an outstanding back in a bad situation. He is splitting time with C.J. Spiller while playing for a team with a defense that regularly digs deep holes on the scoreboard. With the exception of last week against the Titans, when he gained 120 scrimmage yards and scored a touchdown, this has been a lost season for Jackson, punctuated by his 11-touch, 35-yard day in Houston. Dating back to when he sprained his knee on opening day, Jackson has failed to run for 100 yards in any game this year and has gone over the 10 non-PPR points mark just twice. With the Patriots up next on the schedule it's wise to take a wait-and-see approach; however at this point he should not be someone you blindly insert into your lineup on a weekly basis.• Alex Green, RB, Packers -- Expectations for Green were tempered when he took over for an injured Cedric Benson as the Packers' lead back, but in the month since he hasn't even met those middling hopes. Green has been so pedestrian in the role, that James Starks, previously relegated to Mike McCarthy's doghouse, emerged against the Cardinals to get more carries than Green, 17 to 11. For Packers fans, the best thing that came out of Green's tenure as a "feature" back was that his failure jump-started the passing game with Randall Cobb becoming more a focus.• LeGarrette Blount, Buccaneers -- With Doug Martin in the midst of a game for the ages, the Bucs turned to Blount to give their star a breather while up 11 points and with less than 10 minutes left. On three straight plays Blount proceeded to get stuffed for no gain on a play overturned by a defensive penalty, gained two yards on a plunge up the middle and then failed to receive a handoff from Josh Freeman, causing a fumble that enabled the Raiders to cut the lead to just three points. The fumble was tagged to Freeman but from appearances it was all on the back who didn't get another touch. With Martin's explosion and dependable veteran D.J. Ware around, there's little need for the inconsistent and sometimes maddening Blount to be on a fantasy roster except in the deepest of leagues.Risers:• T.Y. Hilton, WR, Colts -- Andrew Luck and his supporting cast (Hilton, Vick Ballard, Dwayne Allen) looked like anything but rookies playing together for just the eighth time in their Week 9 win over the Dolphins. They looked that seamless on offense. Hilton has become one of the most valuable cogs in Luck's scheme, providing a speedy slot receiver with good hands, much like the man he's replacing, Austin Collie. Hilton's ability to get beyond the secondary with a burst of his 4.3-speed makes him one of the more dangerous receivers around and certainly the best among all of the rookies. In fact, not only is he the only rookie with two 100-yard receiving games this season, he's the only one with any.• Danario Alexander, WR, Chargers -- What do you do when you lose a 6-foot-5 receiver to free agency? You go and get another 6-5 receiver. That's what the Chargers did on Oct. 18 when they signed former Rams wideout Alexander to help try to offset the loss of Vincent Jackson last offseason. Alexander came up big against the Chiefs last Thursday, catching three balls for 61 yards and earning praise from Norv Turner, who added that Alexander would become a large part of a San Diego game plan in future weeks. This week we get to see the "new Vincent Jackson" face the old Vincent Jackson in Tampa in what should be a strong game for both.• Golden Tate, Seahawks -- Famous for Monday night touchdown that was or wasn't and helped tipped the scales toward a settlement of the officiating impasse, Tate has quietly put together solid back-to-back games against the Lions and Vikings. Curiously, he's become one of the league's top receivers against the NFL North, grabbing 14 passes for 156 yards and four touchdowns versus the division, while in the other five other games he has just 10 catches for 123 yards with one score. In any case, Russell Wilson has looked Tate's way 13 times over the past two games with great success and will continue to do so next week against the Jets.• Sidney Rice, Seahawks -- It has taken Rice a long time to fully recover from the hip problems that plagued him in 2010, but over the past month he's looking more and more like the receiver who caught 83 balls for 1,312 yards and eight touchdowns in 2009. Rice has touchdowns in three of his last four contests, which should make him a wanted man on the waiver wire.Sliders:• Hakeem Nicks, Giants -- The NFL is ever-changing, and if you don't keep up with the adjustments made by your opponent then you fall behind. That's apparently what's happening with the Giants' passing game and with Nicks in particular. Expected to be a sure-thing 1,000-yard receiver, he's been among this season's biggest disappointments, failing to gain more than 53 receiving yards or score in five of the six games he's played. The Steelers completely shut him down, holding the former first-round pick to one catch on four targets and 10 yards. He has a chance at redemption this week against the Bengals' 22nd-ranked pass defense but only for those who are comfortable taking a chance.• Andrew Hawkins, Bengals -- A quick start to the season has turned ugly for Hawkins, who has now gone five consecutive games without scoring while managing highs of just five catches and 47 yards during that time. Andy Dalton continues to put up numbers but has looked more to Jermaine Gresham as the team's second receiving option. He's safe to replace if he happens to still be sitting on your roster.• Dexter McCluster, Chiefs -- Once billed as the poor man's Percy Harvin, McCluster is a combo running back/receiver with great speed who should be an offensive force in the NFL. But he's simply not. The Chiefs are in complete disarray, so the opportunity for him to contribute is there. Once again, though, he fell short of expectations in Week 9. There's nothing to see here.Risers:• Russell Wilson, Seahawks -- The rookie is developing a knack for getting out of the pocket and throwing on the run, a trait he showed multiple times with great success against the Vikings in Sunday's win. Still not in consideration as a weekly fantasy starter, Wilson has enough weapons (Tate, Rice, Zach Miller) to be a consideration for Aaron Rodgers and Robert Griffin III owners this week when he plays at home against the Jets.• Carson Palmer, Raiders -- Andrew Luck's 433-yard game against the Dolphins overshadowed the 414 passing yards Palmer put up on the Bucs, the third-best yardage game of his career and his fifth 400-yard game overall. Palmer connected for four touchdowns, giving him 13 for the year, tying him for 10th with Russell Wilson. That's more than Philip Rivers, Joe Flacco, Tony Romo, Andrew Luck, Matt Schaub or the next player on this list ...Sliders:• Eli Manning, Giants -- The Super Bowl hero had a tough week as his Hoboken, N.J. apartment building felt the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy and he felt the sting of losing to the Steelers. Manning has been unable to throw more than one touchdown in any of his past four games and has not eclipsed the 200-yard plateau in three of those. It's only a matter of time before he turns it around but this prolonged slump has cost his owners dearly.• Christian Ponder, QB, Vikings -- It's OK for your running backs or wide receivers to occasionally fail to reach 100 yards in a game, but when it's your quarterback you're in big trouble. That's why after a promising start to the season Ponder is no longer a fantasy consideration in leagues that use single signal-callers.Risers:• Brandon Myers, Raiders -- The Raiders need a way to move the chains, and Myers is doing a good job of that, gaining 21 first downs this season on 39 receptions. Against the Bucs he had eight catches, 59 yards and the first two touchdowns of his four-year NFL career. He's climbed quietly to rank fifth among tight ends with 442 yards and tied for fourth in catches with 39. Still, he is available in nearly 95 percent of leagues.• Tom Crabtree, Packers -- You're probably never going to use him but just know that Crabtree, primarily a special teams player and blocker, has the same number of touchdown receptions himself (three) than Jason Witten, Jermichael Finley, Brandon Pettigrew and Tony Scheffler, have combined.Sliders:• Jacob Tamme, Broncos -- It was assumed that because he had experience playing with Peyton Manning in Indianapolis that he would come in and dominate the receptions for Denver tight ends. Not the case. Joel Dreessen has kept pace with Tamme in fantasy points has been on the field a lot more than him, too, thanks to his blocking skills. Now with Virgil Green, also a superior blocker, getting more involved in the Broncos attack, Tamme's value is losing luster.• Kyle Rudolph, Vikings -- It was good while it lasted for Rudolph, who was an early-season breakout player at the position. 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I had to wait in the airport for my connection to Brasilia. The trip there was painless and quick compared to the mainpart.
From Brasilia I took a bus. This is a good way of travelling. The buses are cheap compared to airplanes and they are quite comfortable. The one I took was a non-stop route and they were showing movies. It is also nice to be able to see a little bit along the way. If you want something to drink it might be a good idea to buy it before entering the bus. BTW - This is the first bus I have been on where you have numbered seats.
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I am trying to find out how the TPM performs an integrity measurement on a system. It is well-documented in the TPM specification how it seals the data it has measured in the PCRs and how it is updated. But that which I can't find explained is how the TPM actually performs the integrity measurements that it is sealing in the first place. To know if the system is in a given state or not it has to measure it, but how does it do that? And what is it that it actually measures? Most papers seem to gloss over this, and I get the feeling that ready-for-storage-in-PCR-data just appears out of the blue.
There's basically two way of doing this;
SRTM takes place at system boot. The first thing getting executed at boot is called the Core Root of Trust for Measurements (CRTM) aka the BIOS boot block will measure the BIOS and send the value (hash) to the TPM in a location called Platform Configurations Register (PRC) 0 before executing it. Then the BIOS measure the next thing in the boot chain and again, will store the value in a PRC of the TPM. This process is executed for each components in the boot sequence (PCI option ROM, boot loader, etc).
TrustedGrub is a TPM aware boot loader that will send the proper measurements to the TPM. It is use to continue the chain of measurements (SRTM) from the BIOS up to the Kernel.
DRTM is very different as it's something happening while the system is running. Intel's implementation is called Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) while AMD use the name Secure Virtual Machine (SVM). The goal of DRTM is to create a trusted environment from an untrusted state. Technically, it creates a secure/clean state and will report (provide measurement – hashes in PCRs) on a piece of code someone wants to execute (aka Measured Launched Environment - MLE). Typically, the MLE is an Operating System (kernel, userspace, etc).
Without going into details, Intel's DRTM works by calling a set of new CPU instructions (SMX) which tells the CPU and the chipset to perform a very specific set of tasks (GETSEC) which ensure nothing else than a special code can run, i.e. SINIT Authenticated Code Module (ACM). This part includes disabling all but one CPU and blocking/stopping everything currently running: all other processes, interrupts and I/O (via IOMMU, e.g. to avoid DMA attacks). Then, all CPU rejoin in a clean state - anything executed before is discarded. At this point the signature of this special code (SINIT ACM) gets validated and its identity (hash measurement) is sent to the TPM in the PCR 17. Afterwards, execution is passed to the ACM which then measure the MLE and sends the measurement to the TPM in the PCR 18. Finally, execution is passed to the MLE.
Tboot is a tool created by Intel to do just that (DRTM) and an alternative to TrustedGrub (SRTM).
Here's an example of what PCRs values looks like with SRTM (TPM aware BIOS) but without a TPM aware boot loader (e.g. TrustedGrub) and without DRTM (e.g. Tboot):
As you can see, PCR 0-7 are filled but from PCR 8 to 15 it's empty - they are still reset to 0. Since DRTM hasn't been used, PCRs 17-22 are filled with 1s (f).
The security of those mechanisms relies on the fact that PCRs values cannot be set (or forged) but only extended (TPM_Extend()). This means whenever a measurement is sent to a TPM, the hash of the concatenation of the current value of a PCR and the new measurement is stored (i.e. new_value = Hash(old_value || new_measurement)). Obviously, there's a beginning to all of this: - With SRTM, only the CRTM can reset PCRs 0 to 15 at boot - With DRTM, only the TXT instructions can reset PCRs 17 to 20 (when in locality 4 (SMX operations)). See this answer, this presentation or the specs for the details.
It's important to understand that while the TPM collects those measurements, it does not take action on them - actually, it can't. The value of those measurements can only be seen with the
For more info, I suggest you read this 101 and then this document.
The TPM main specification is meant to be platform-independent. That is why no details about what is actually measured during startup are contained, because obviously the components differ from platform to platform. If you are interested in what is measured during the boot of a PC, you should take a look at section 1.3 (Overview of Measurement Process) of the TCG PC Client Specific Implementation Specification for Conventional BIOS.
Details on how the measurements are processed and stored in the PCRs can be found in the TPM Main Specification. Part 1, section 4.4 (Platform Configuration Register (PCR)) might be a good place to start.
I would also recommend taking a look at the TCG Architecture Overview to get the big picture, this is not directly related to your question, however.
The most direct answer to your question is that the TPM doesn't do the measurements. The measurements and PCR values are completely proprietary to the platform in which the TPM is installed.
The other answers are great at describing this process for some well established systems, but in short, the TPM just stores/updates 160-bit SHA hashes and seals keys against those hashes. It's blind to what they mean, as far as I know.
Here is a great presentation on this stuff: http://opensecuritytraining.info/IntroToTrustedComputing.html
Get the slides there and see the first few slides in


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The day job wore me down this week, and last night I ended up in bed early thanks to a little help from my friend Nyquil. This morning some of my aches have lessened, but I otherwise still feel like crap. I'm glad it's Friday. Because I'm fatigued as a general rule these days, so when I overexert myself—physically or mentally—I know I'm going to pay a price.
It started earlier in the week with swollen and tingling hands. The skin on my digits was tight and red and slick looking and I noticed tingling that bordered on numbness from my mid-forearm to the tips of my fingers. It seemed to get worse at night. As the days passed, I ended up with a fever and other flu-like symptoms. I also have a cold sore, which I seem to get more regularly than a woman on birth control gets her period.
Low grade fever? BAM! (As an aside, can you BE-LIEVE how expensive Abreva is?)
These things (with the exception of the swelling hands) have been happening to me for about a decade. I can remember my mom and I painting like mad women for a whole week in my mid-20s. I sat down to take a look at what we'd accomplished and within minutes the aches, fatigue, and cold sore had settled in.
I can also remember similar illness striking me when I was completing my last year of college and dealing with some pretty serious emotional trauma. "Maybe it's PTSD," I joked with Dan last night.
These symptoms my doctors refer to collectively as fibromyaliga are still hanging around too. You might remember that back in December I went back on an old medication and started feeling better. Well, that didn't last. I guess I was just experiencing a few good days in a row.
So far I'm holding fast to my "no doctor appointments in 2016" rule. I do have to go to the lab in the next couple of weeks to have my thyroid and vitamin D levels checked, but I don't have to explain anything to anyone or try to get someone to believe or understand me. That's actually quite a relief. As long as I can remember my name and date of birth, I'm good.


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I have a MySQL database that I'm able to query as a Linked Server through SQL Server Mgt Studio. I'm wondering if it's possible to create a backup task in Studio that will backup the MySQL DB, so that I could schedule automated backups. Is this possible?
Personally, I would just write a batch file that simply runs the myslqdump utility and schedule that for automation rather than trying to do it through SQL server. Don't try and turn a screw with a hammer. :)
...or any of the other options you need in your particular circumstance (--opt just used as an example). All this is assuming you're not already doing replication or want hot copy backups or anything else that's more intensive, just the basic nightly dump of the bits.
I very much doubt it, I don't have my SQL Internals book to hand but I would expect that the API used for backup isn't supported over the OLE DB/ODBC API used to connect to MySQL.
My best advice would be to use a SQL Agent job to copy (backup!) the linked table to a local SQL table and then utilise a SQL backup of that.


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I have created one analogue clock with Java. But i want to make it dock-able in NetBeans IDE (like shown in the screen shot).
- like the left side navigator, files, bottom tasks are hidden, once i press it it shows in left or bottom
Any help on this, how can i tell my NetBeans plugin to act like dock-able? After making it working i would like to publish it to the community plugin.


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I have been trying to figure this out for a while now. I'm the head of marketing for an insurance office and I also am in charge of the website. I have meager skills in C and Python, but was handed a webpage with a Joomla backend. Simple enough, it wasn't any trouble. However, joomla doesn't support php in its articles and I have a php email form written I need to embed in an article for an application for insurance. Does anyone know how I could accomplish this? I searched all over the ftp server and there is no area for articles. All I can figure out is that to call the article it is ourwebsite/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=86&Itemid=98 Is there any way I can do this? The developer we paid to do the setup did this with a few articles but I need to get more in there. Any help is much appreciated.
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
Download this extension, and install it via the Extensions > Install link in the admin menu.
This extension will add a button below the article editor. Clicking the 'Sourcer' button will allow you to paste in the php code. It will then insert the php code in the article.
Before inserting the code, make sure you click in the editor to place the cursor where you would like code to be placed.
There is an abundance of email form extensions available for Joomla! You can easily embed email/contact forms into articles. You will need to specify a position name for that extension and then use that token in the article content to embed it, like specified here.
The rest is the matter of configuring/customizing the extension/plugin itself.
Last but not least: az ircmaxell said: please don't enable php scripting for/within articles.
I hope this helps.
Depending on how extensive of an application form you need you have a few options. You can use Joomla!'s built in "Contact Form" on pages where the articles are. Or use a form extension. "AIContactSafe" which is listed in the Joomla! directory is one I use frequently.
Here is a brief description of how to put the form on pages with the articles.
First, you must create a "dummy" menu item to that article. "Dummy" simply means a menu that isn't published to any position. You do this so Joomla! creates a "page" for that article. Simply copy the link Joomla! generates for it. Then, whatever form you are using can be published to that "page" in the module administration page.
Hope this helps.
Good Day,
Most code is stripped from Articles them self (such as PHP or Javascript) for security reasons. If you let users enter in JS or PHP they could allow you site to break become hacked far more easily.
However you have plenty of options.
You can allow more code in articles themselves and restrict the privledge to just super administrators (yourself) for instance.
Now you should be able to save more code in your articles. However, if you use Editors such as JCE they may have their own security filters.
So go a step further and create a custom module to play your code in. For example you add an image map into an article which works perfectly. But then client Jane, edits the article with her editor on, an upon save all the javascript is gone. To get around this...
And viola, you are all set. You can create as many custom modules as you would like this way. Alternatively, their are third party modules that do the same in fewer steps but the process is relatively the same. Remember only install third party modules when absolutely necessary. Most have security holes and you have to make sure you update everytime one is exploited.
Hope this helps.
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Ralph Franklin Bishop, 74, of East Flat Rock passed away on Thursday, May 22, 2008, at the Elizabeth House following an extended illness.
A native of Transylvania County, he had been a resident of Henderson County for most of his life. He was a son of the late Claude and Carrie Brown Bishop. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Curtis and Ray Bishop. He attended Mt. Gilead Baptist Church and was a former co-owner of Bishop & Capps Guttering.
Survivors include his loving wife, Anne Taylor Bishop; two sons, Roger Bishop of East Flat Rock and Ricky Bishop and wife, Missy, of Hendersonville; five grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
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The man responsible for critically injuring a 63-year-old and destroying a bunch of property when he plowed into an East Village bodega last month was allegedly high on both. "Did I hurt anyone? Did I kill anyone? If I killed anyone, please just kill me now," 32-year-old Shaun Martin allegedly said to cops at the scene. "Don't call my mother, she's going to be upset." Martin faces up to fifteen years in prison for aggravated vehicular assault, felony assault, drug possession, and two driving while under the influence charges.


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Simple Definition of credence
: belief that something is true
: the quality of being believed or accepted as something true or real
Full Definition of credence
1 a : mental acceptance as true or real <give credence to gossip> b : credibility 1 <lends credence to the theory>
2 : credentials —used in the phrase letters of credence
3 [Middle French, from Old Italian credenza] : a Renaissance sideboard used chiefly for valuable plate
4 : a small table where the bread and wine rest before consecration
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The theory is gaining credence among scientists.
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Origin and Etymology of credence
Middle English, from Anglo-French or Medieval Latin; Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin credentia, from Latin credent-, credens, present participle of credere to believe, trust — more at creed
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At least 91 women have been assaulted in just four days.
Another reason the massive Egyptian protests of the past few days are giving off a feeling of déjà vu: Sexual assault in Tahrir Sqaure, the center of the unrest, is rampant. According to Human Rights Watch, "mobs sexually assaulted and in some cases raped at least 91 women in Tahrir Square" over just the past four days. A 22-year-old Dutch journalist was reportedly gang-raped by five men and needed surgery.


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The Last GOP Debate of the Year: Fun with Soundbites
Our friends at the Huffington Post have had some fun with video sound bites from yesterday's GOP debate.
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Horrible Bosses 2: Why Didn't They Leave Well Enough Alone?That's what I was thinking after seeing "Horrible Bosses 2," the sequel to the 2011 hit comedy "Horrible Bosses." While the original film was creative and funny, this second one just tries too hard.
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Advances in technology are often assimilated and quickly incorporated into the aquarium hobby. One may argue that the increasing popularity of the aquarium hobby is due to these technological advancements. Technology is allowing aquarists to take the hobby into a new and interesting frontier that was once impossible without the aid of these devices. Thanks to novel application of technology, aquarium equipment is becoming smaller, more efficient, and "smarter" to make aquarium keeping easier than ever.
Compact equipment
Perhaps the best example of this trend is the popular "nano" aquarium. These compact aquariums are sophisticated mini systems designed to house delicate reef invertebrates and corals. Life-supporting equipment, including filtration and lighting, are often integrated into the aquarium or hood to provide reliable performance without compromising the aesthetic quality of the aquarium.
Because a small volume of water is more susceptible to rapid fluctuations, the success of nano aquariums relies on maintaining stable water parameters. Auxiliary aquarium devices that help establish ideal water parameters have also decreased in size to work in conjunction with these smaller aquariums. For example, the
The popularity of these small aquariums created a demand for smaller, quality aquarium equipment. You can expect more "pint-size" aquarium gear in the near future.
While their use is not limited only for nano aquariums, sophisticated water quality monitoring devices have also decreased in size. To transition from commercial/industrial use to practical, home aquarium use, water-testing instruments have come down in price and size. These laboratory-grade monitors boast hand-held convenience and extreme ease of use.
Efficient design
Along with size reduction, another prominent characteristic demonstrated by new aquarium equipment is increased efficiency. Newly designed aquarium equipment uses less energy and offers maintenance-free performance for the hobbyist. Much electrical equipment notorious for energy use now incorporate energy-efficient technology. For example, more and more light fixtures integrate low-wattage LEDs, high output light fixtures rely on energy-efficient electronic ballasts, and
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Many consumer products companies satisfied the pressure to project a greener image by shrinking their packaging. Now that the low-hanging plastic is gone and corporate leaders themselves are pressing for a smaller environmental footprint, some companies are targeting their manufacturing and distribution operations. Changing the lubricants on your production line isn't as visible as slimming the bottles you deliver to supermarkets, but such moves can produce substantial gains in sustainability and save money to boot.
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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
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|Boiled potatoes
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|Red chili powder
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|Chaat masala
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|Garam masala
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1. Mix maida, salt. Make a stiff dough with lukewarm water. Cover and keep aside.
2. Mash the potatoes well with all filling ingredients.
3. Roll a circle of dough (like chapati) about 1 cm thick.
4. Spread the filling over dough circle, leaving 1/2 inch from all sides.
5. Roll the dough carefully to form a tight cylinder. Seal the edges with the help of little water.
6. Now with a sharp knife, cut 1 inch thick slices out of cylinder.
7. Press gently each slice in the center of palm and bake them.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 849 Calories from Fat 29
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 3 g5.1%
Saturated Fat 0.39 g1.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2566 mg106.9%
Total Carbohydrates 178 g59.4%
Dietary Fiber 19.2 g76.7%
Sugars 0.4 g
Protein 28 g55.1%
Vitamin A 4% Vitamin C 41.9%
Calcium 28.3% Iron 184.1%
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Call me trite or predictable or "PC," but something obvious needs to be said about the Roberts nomination. Sandra Day O'Connor was the first woman appointed to the SC. Just because Ruth Bader Ginsburg is on the Court now doesn't give Bush the latitude to stray from the O'Connor precedent. In fact, Ginsburg's presence on the Court should have put more of a burden on Bush to appoint a woman. The significance of the O'Connor precedent, and what made it less of a token appointment, is that it paved the way for Ginsburg to be appointed and bring the Court somewhat closer to the actual make up of America's legal landscape where 30% of lawyers are women. If Ginsburg is the only woman on the SC, females will only make up 11 percent of the Court.


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The complete "Halo Legends" collection will be distributed by Microsoft partner Warner Home Video, which will have more to announce on its release and distribution plans soon."As a leading entertainment distributor and a company identified with premier anime content, we're very pleased to be working with Microsoft on 'Halo Legends,'" said Amit Desai, vice president, Family, Animation and Partner Brands Marketing, Warner Home Video. "The combination of the talent involved and the 'Halo' brand ensure the collection is something consumers are really going to enjoy."A preview of select "Halo Legends" episodes will first debut on Xbox LIVE, the largest gaming and entertainment network in the world, starting this fall through a new experience called Halo Waypoint. Launching in fall, Halo Waypoint will be a new destination for "Halo" fans on Xbox LIVE around the world. It will inform fans of the latest "Halo" news and activities, and grant access to content ranging from podcasts, trailers and screenshots, to exclusive video footage you won't find anywhere else. It also will provide a new challenge for "Halo" gamers with a career system and player rankings tied to both in-game and out-of-game accomplishments related to "Halo." In addition to the limited, early episode premieres, Halo Waypoint will debut several behind-the-scenes videos that chronicle the making of "Halo Legends."More information will be shared about "Halo Legends" today at a panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego. The "Halo" franchise panel will be hosted by O'Connor, moderated by Chou, and will feature guests Aramaki; Mitsuhisa Ishikawa, president of Production I.G; and Tanaka, president of STUDIO4˚C. The panel takes place from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. PDT in Room 6BCF of the San Diego Convention Center. "Halo Legends" panelists will sign autographs at the Microsoft Xbox 360 booth in Hall G #5225 from 6 to 7 p.m. There also will be a signing at the Warner Bros. booth Hall F #4329 on Friday, July 24, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., with O'Connor and 343 Industries' managing editor Kevin Grace on hand to answer questions about the project. In addition, the first trailer for "Halo Legends" will debut exclusively tonight on "GameTrailers TV with Geoff Keighley," airing at 12:30 a.m. ET/PT on Spike TV.About "Halo"The "Halo" franchise is an award-winning collection of properties that have grown into a global entertainment phenomenon. Beginning with the original "Halo: Combat Evolved" for Xbox in 2001, the rich fiction of the franchise has since inspired a series of blockbuster Xbox and Xbox 360 video games, The New York Times best-selling novels, comic books, action figures, apparel and more.Published by Microsoft Game Studios, the "Halo" franchise of games is exclusive to the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system and the games are optimized for the Xbox LIVE online entertainment network. More than 27 million copies of "Halo" games have been sold worldwide, driving more than 2 billion hours of gameplay by people connected to Xbox LIVE. In February 2009, the "Halo" franchise expanded into the real-time strategy genre with "Halo Wars," which went on to become the best-selling real-time strategy game on any current generation console. On Sept. 22, 2009, Microsoft will release "Halo 3: ODST," the next chapter for "Halo" and prequel to the events that transpire in "Halo 3."About 343 Industries343 Industries is the publisher of the blockbuster "Halo" series of videogames and, as part of Microsoft Game Studios, oversees the "Halo" franchise, including novels, comics, licensed collectibles, apparel and more. 343 Industries is home to world-class developers working on future "Halo" projects, including "Halo Legends" and Halo Waypoint, as well as partnering with renowned developers such as Bungie LLC and Robot Entertainment to produce "Halo" games for Xbox 360 and Xbox LIVE.About Xbox 360Xbox 360 is a premier video game and entertainment system. It is home to the best and broadest games as well as the largest on-demand library of standard- and high-definition movies and TV shows connected to the television - with music coming this fall. The digital center of the living room, Xbox 360 blends unbeatable content with the largest online social network of 20 million members on Xbox LIVE to create a limitless entertainment experience that can be shared at home or across the globe. With the addition of currently code-named "Project Natal," Xbox 360 will forever transform social gaming and entertainment with a whole new way to play - no controller required. More information about "Project Natal" and Xbox 360 can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/projectnatal and http://www.xbox.com/. About Xbox LIVEXbox LIVE is the largest gaming and entertainment network and delivers more entertainment than any device connected to the television, including movies, TV and games, with music coming this fall. This fall, Xbox LIVE also will be the only entertainment service to provide instant-on 1080p streaming HD video from Zune video in supported countries. With an active community of more than 20 million people across 26 countries, Xbox LIVE lets you play the best games, enjoy the largest on-demand library and, coming soon, listen to millions of songs - all while connecting to friends anytime. An Xbox LIVE Gold membership provides you with exclusive benefits and premium access to entertainment from the top studios and services, all in one place. More information about Xbox LIVE can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/live.About MicrosoftFounded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.For more information, press only:Farm Saechou, Edelman, (206) 505-6553, email@example.com Jin, Edelman, (323) 202-1466, email@example.com
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