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The Dutchman was not happy with the way his team surrendered the lead against Palestine in a friendly at Kochi....Wim Koevermans would have been left wondering how it all went wrong for his Indian team as they blew a lead in the second half of their international friendly against Palestine at Kochi. The Blue Tigers were sitting pretty on a 2-1 lead after a commanding first half display which saw Clifford Miranda and Syed Rahim Nabi get on the scoresheet.
However, the second half saw the Indian team putting up a shoddy performance as the Middle-Eastern side rallied to win the game 2-4. India were favourites to win this game considering that their opponents had many first team regulars missing. Wim Koevermans' side though proved any side can upset a team on their day.
"They play vigorously in the beginning only to lose ultimately. Before I took over as coach last year, I had watched several games India played and found out how they were at the receiving end of the match later in the game," an unhappy Koevermans said at the post-match conference.
The 52-year old coach however said that there was no failure in strategy. "There was no strategy failure. Everything went according to plan in the first half. We have to analyse the second half and find out a solution to the teams repeated bad performance in the last session," he said.
The Dutchman took time to praise the opposition. "The Palestinians played wonderfully well, particularly in the second," Koevermans said.
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I am installing Red Hat Linux 6.0 on a partition. When I try to make my partitions for Linux, it gives me an error saying "boot partition too big". I tried to use fdisk and it says my hard drive has 1655 cylinders, not 1024, and it will cause problems. How can I get around this? —Will Brown, email@example.com
Create a primary partition (the first one) with 10MB; its mount point should be /boot. This is the directory where all the boot images reside, and it needs to be under the 1024 cylinder. The root partition (/) can then be any size, and will not have any problems. —Paulo Wollny, firstname.lastname@example.com
Most PC bioses are still unable to access data beyond the 1024th cylinder. This prevents LILO from booting a kernel that's lying beyond the 1024th cylinder. To get around this, short of getting an alternate architecture without all those ancestral PC limitations, you need to have your boot partition (either /boot if you have one, or your root partition otherwise) completely under the 1024th cylinder. —Marc Merlin, email@example.com
I am setting up a small LAN at home with a server running Red Hat 6.1 and a workstation running Windows 98. I've set each up with a static IP address (192.168.1.1-2) and a netmask of 255.255.255.0. My problem is that I can't even ping my Linux box using the host name. I can ping it using the IP address, and I can ping my Windows 98 box from the Linux box using either the host name or the IP address. I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have.
I had an older version of Linux (Red Hat 5.3, I believe) on the server, and it was working perfectly. I've set up the 6.1 version the same way and it won't work. —Greg Wright, email@example.com
You didn't mention whether you've configured DNS services at home, so I'll assume you have not. In that case, you need to add an entry to your c:\windows\hosts file. List the IP address of the system you are trying to ping, followed by the host name you wish to use in your ping test. Be sure you do not include the domain name in this entry. You can copy the file hosts.sam if you need a sample. —Chad Robinson, firstname.lastname@example.com
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This question involves Windows networking, and more specifically, netbios name lookup. Netbios, which is at the core of Windows networking, was very badly designed and grew from there. While UNIX uses DNS for name lookup, Windows originally used a complicated name lookup scheme based on the election of a local name browser on your subnet and broadcast queries for each name lookup. Because it is broadcast-based, it doesn't work across subnets (which is your configuration), and it was "improved" with the addition of WINS.
The typical solution is indeed to use a WINS server, which is some kind of dynamic DNS equivalent, although it isn't as robust. However, you do not need to run Windows to provide WINS service; Samba (http://www.samba.org/) can do this just fine. While using a WINS server would typically require you to configure each Windows machine, Samba can function as a proxy between local broadcast queries and a remote WINS server. You ought to grab Samba and read its documentation for more info. You may also want to consider getting one of the Samba books. —Marc Merlin, email@example.com
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Red Hat's X configuration tool is called Xconfigurator. If it doesn't work for you, then you should first check that your graphics card is supported by your version of XFree86 at http://www.xfree86.org/#resources/. It may be that your video card is supported by a later version of X, in which case you should upgrade. If your video card is recent, it is most likely Vesa 2-compatible, and you can use the VesaFB server: http://www.xfree86.org/FAQ/#FBDev/. —Marc Merlin, firstname.lastname@example.com
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RP: Well, we were, a long time ago. But it was even before my lifetime. People point to the war bonds sales during World War II as something of an understanding in America that we have to be able to pay for the things the government wants to do and each of us should contribute what we can if it's necessary and just. But even some of that in WWII was a fa?de. I was a kid and everyone had to save, and I saved my quarters to buy a war bond. But that was only a fraction of financing the war. The real financing came from debt and the Federal Reserve creating money. In 1913 we created the Fed – the whole purpose was to manage debt and make currency to finance WWI because they couldn't borrow enough money. There's never enough money to fight the wars and the Treasury doesn't make enough in taxes. We didn't ever do anything like this before 1913 and that's why we had the Depression in 1921, to make the corrections from the market excesses during the First World War. And we've been doing that off and on ever since – boom, correction. It's gotten especially bad in my time in Congress because there are zero restraints on what the federal government can spend.
DN: Are Americans any better at fiscal restraint than our government?
RP: We've been doing this spend spend spend for a long time, so much that it's become cultural. We've removed the incentive from individuals to be fiscally responsible. We've conditioned young people to believe they are entitled to an education, that it's a right. And any debt they might incur will be forgiven. There's always bankruptcy or a bailout or more credit. People feel like they deserve certain things that they see others have and feel that it's not fair for some people to have more than others. Liberals will say it's not fair and the government should fill in the gaps. There's a lack of spending discipline throughout our entire culture and this is where the middle class gets squeezed; they are attempting to claim some pieces of a standard of living of the upper class while being forced to provide for expensive services for the lower class. Everyone should be saving more than spending, people, governments, businesses; and certainly earning more than spending, but we do the exact opposite.
DN: People who lean towards Libertarianism, like you, catch a lot of heat for ignoring the poor and the lower class. How would the poor survive in a truly free market?
RP: People get used to being taken care of and want the government to care for them from the cradle to the grave. We have so many people who need to be taken care of and we're moving toward more. Well, people who say they care about the poor might want to read history. People who live in a free market are historically more financially stable than in societies where the other classes are taxed to provide for them. They think they care about the poor but advocate for institutions or practices that will keep the poor that way. In a free market system that is not burdened by unnecessary, unchecked government spending and debt, there is more prosperity spread around to the classes to care for the very poor. There are more jobs, people keeping larger pieces of their paychecks. Yes, some will be richer than others, but that's what we have now, it's just created politically, by political practices that protect the rich and injure the middle class.
DN: Let's talk about the family and the economic impacts of the changes to the traditional family unit.
RP: Well, we certainly end up needing welfare more (because of the dissolution of the family unit). The family – that's where the bringing up and the teaching people to be good citizens should occur. And we are having a breakdown of the family– you can see it and measure it. More kids are born out of wedlock than in wedlock. Where's the family structure? Who is teaching and caring for the children?
When I first practiced medicine it was families and no single women having babies and no abortions being done. And then I was up here (in Washington) 8 years and then went back to my medical practice in the late 1970's and '80's and attitudes changed completely on how they looked at abortion and single parenting. I witnessed that and saw that. It invites the do-gooders who say 'well no one is going to take care of these kids so we have to have more welfare programs.' And that sort of feeds into it. And makes people feel comfortable and they're being taken care of and it doesn't even deal with the problem of WHY these things are occurring. Why is the traditional model of parenting seen as dated and unnecessary? The best unit for creating strong people is the family and it always has been; the government can't take the place of a family unit. It can try but it can't instill core values and moral fiber and esteem and all that makes a good citizen. The one thing I'm convinced, the government cannot replace the family. And when they attempt to, you get a big mess.
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I have created a Custom Post Type: Services, and I of course created some categories below it. However, these categories are also showing up in my Normal Posts.
How will I get rid of this categories to not show up in my category list when I make Normal Posts (creating a blog) and to limit this categories to when I'm adding just the "Services".
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Chicago Office Tower to Be Sold for Record $850 Million
Irvine Co., the developer led by billionaire Donald Bren, agreed to purchase a 60-story Chicago skyscraper from an affiliate of KBS Realty Advisors for $850 million, a record price for an office tower in the city.
The closely held buyer entered into a purchase agreement for 300 N. LaSalle St., a 1.3 million-square-foot (121,000-square-meter) tower on the Chicago River, on May 16, according to a regulatory filing yesterday. The building, completed in 2009, is 97 percent occupied, Doug Holte, president of the office-properties division of Newport Beach, California-based Irvine Co., said in a telephone interview.
"It's one of America's finest office towers," Holte said. "The location and the product and the tenant roster make it an opportunity we couldn't pass up to expand our Chicago portfolio."
The price represents an almost 30 percent increase from the $655 million that KBS paid for the tower four years ago, when the commercial-property market was near its bottom after the recession. Prices for centrally located offices in major markets such as Chicago, New York and San Francisco have since rebounded and were 16 percent above the 2007 peak as of March, according to Moody's Investors Service and Real Capital Analytics Inc.
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The price for 300 N. LaSalle breaks the record set by the $841 million sale of Sears Tower, now known as Willis Tower, 10 years ago, according to New York-based Real Capital, whose data goes back to 2001. At the time, the 110-story building was the tallest in North America.
"The impending sale of 300 N. LaSalle is a further sign of the confidence that investors, both foreign and domestic, have in the strong future of the Chicago business district," Bruce Miller, international director of Jones Lang LaSalle's Capital Markets Group, said in an e-mail.
Chicago properties are selling at higher yields than trophy buildings in top markets such as New York, San Francisco and Boston, adding to the appeal to investors, Miller said.
Capitalization rates for office buildings in Chicago were 7 percent in the first quarter, compared with 4.3 percent in Manhattan, 5.2 percent in San Francisco and 6 percent in Boston, according to Real Capital data. Cap rates are a measure of investment yield that fall as prices rise.
KBS Real Estate Investment Trust II Inc. plans to make a special distribution to stockholders "of a significant portion" of the proceeds from the sale, according to the filing. The deal is expected to be completed July 1, Holte said.
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Donald Bren, 82, is owner and chairman of Irvine Co., and his brother Peter M. Bren is KBS's president. KBS Realty Advisors, also based in Newport Beach, was founded in 1992 by Peter Bren and Chuck Schreiber to invest on behalf of large institutional investors such as pension plans, endowments and foundations. In 2005, they formed KBS Capital Markets Group, which has raised more than $5 billion as of March.
The bidding process was open and competitive, and Irvine Co. would have tried to buy the building even if Peter Bren's company wasn't the property's owner, Holte said.
Irvine Co. is the largest private land owner and developer in California, and has made Donald Bren worth an estimated $14.4 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. In 2010, the company bought the Hyatt Center in Chicago, its first investment outside of California.


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The multi-phase project will include curb and gutter repair, storm sewer upgrades and asphalt work.
A marked detour of adams to 21st to california will be in place. Work is scheduled to be complete in late September.


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âWeird War Talesâ makes a strong case for what an anthology comic book should be like: stories that are relaxing, disturbing, inspiring, informative, and entertaining. Unfortunately, some anthology-based stories simply leave you wanting more. This is the case with Darwyn Cookeâs light-hearted assault through Flanders Fields. Drawing upon the opening of John McCraeâs poem, Cooke sets the scene of a reunion of deceased military men (and women) convening for an annual hullabaloo. In his tale filled with the reanimated corpses of Winston Churchill, Hannibal, General Robert E. Lee, Genghis Khan, and more, Cooke makes no apologies in his story, and he shouldnât have to. The historical figures may not be carrying on exactly as Cooke sets them up here, but it certainly wouldnât be a surprise if they were.
Steve Pugh delivers the most haunting image of the issue â s single page splash that depicts a skeleton suited for battle standing in a moonlit graveyard. This image is a bridge page between Cookeâs story and the next, but it could easily have been utilized as the cover (or a variant, right?) for this issue.
Ivan Brandonâs âThe Hell Above Us,â hits like an episode of âThe Twilight Zone,â as a crewman on a submarine finds new hell all his own under the hell of the war rioting around him. Kleinâs art is gritty, dark, and precise. The scenes within the submarine feel like a submarine: closed in, dark, and dank. This story is well-suited to the title of âWeird War Tales.â
The issue is rounded out with a story of Private Parker, written by Jan Strnad. Strnadâs dialog and narration sets this tale firmly in World War II, and there is no question about it whatsoever. Gabriel Hardman steps in to draw the story of a young private, wounded in battle and unable to move as he calls upon visions of dinosaurs to help assuage his suffering. Of the three tales, this one hit me the strongest, in part due to Hardmanâs artwork and masterful depiction of the dinosaurs and in part due to the fact that Parker dreamed of dinosaurs, much like I did as a young boy.
This collection is an apt follow-up to the tale delivered last week in âOur Army At War.â So far, with these war titles, DC is batting one hundred percent. Both issues have offered up stories I didnât realize that I wanted to read until I was reading them. I applaud DC for taking the opportunity to set out some war titles for readers during this five-Wednesday month. I do, however, question the lack of âBlackhawk,â or âSgt. Rockâ proper. That is neither here nor there, really, especially when we get an issue as wonderfully eclectic as this one. This issue rises up to the title and delivers. Hereâs hoping âOur Fighting Forcesâ checks in as positively next week.


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Sandboxing an Application with chroot
Sometimes, however, sandboxing an entire operating system is overkill. What if you just want to compile some software and install it without affecting your current system or give yourself the option of easily removing the software? Oddly enough, this is the exact same challenge that Bill Joy ran into while working on BSD back in the 1980s. His solution was to create the chroot system call and utility program.
With chroot, you must remember one critically important thing: chroot was not meant to be a security mechanism. Instead, it was designed to make software testing and installation easier and safer. A process or a user with root privileges can easily break out of a chroot environment and cause damage to the underlying operating system. However, this can largely be mitigated by running all software within the chroot as a non-root user and removing any potentially unsafe setuid binaries that run as root or with otherwise elevated privileges.
Building a chroot Environment
On RPM- and Debian DPKG-based systems, building a chroot environment is relatively easy. Some people will accuse me of being RPM-centric, and they'd be correct – I started with Slackware 1.0, but I switched after seeing Red Hat 3.0.3 and have been using Red Hat and CentOS ever since.
Also, Debian has documented the process of building a chroot environment properly, so I do not need to repeat it here [9].
To build a complete chroot environment, you need several basic items:
- a file system with some basics, such as /dev/ and /proc/ (so that things like ps will work);
- any programs and libraries needed to run the software you want to test; and,
- optionally, an easy way to install or update software within the chroot, which is especially important if you want to use the chroot as a production environment to compartmentalize software).
Step 1: Basic File System
Here, I use /chroot as the chroot base directory. As root, execute:
# mkdir /chroot # mkdir /chroot/proc # mkdir /chroot/dev # mount -t proc proc /chroot/proc # /sbin/MAKEDEV generic -D /chroot/dev -d /chroot/dev
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Cast: Angel (I), Vanessa (I), Cheryl (III), Krista (I), Claire (I), Brandi Lyons, Mia (I), Julianne Moore, Candy Vegas, Cherry (I), Satina
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Specialty
"Old asses" seems rather a harsh way to describe these well-toned, elevated-age hotties, all of whom are far more vigorous than their younger partners. There's plenty of lezzie lechery, featuring eager slit-licking (including an impressive piledriver oral in the third scene), anal toy play, and strap-ons. For the dungeon fetishists, the fourth scene features an older mistress and her two toe-sucking slave girls. And for the finale, one of the younger ladies fits five toys into her gaping pussy! Now that's dedication.
The sound is pretty poor in a few of the scenes, and the camera angles are mostly uninspired. Still, there's strong energy throughout, mostly due to the older actresses' obvious experience. Everyone seems to be having a good time, and the sex is done tastefully. This would likely appeal to lesbian couples as well as your straight male fans of all-girl fare.
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A captivating blend of personal biography and public drama, The Wise Men introduces six close friends who shaped the role their country would play in the dangerous years following World War II. They were the original best and brightest, whose towering intellects, outsize personalities, and dramatic actions would bring order to the postwar chaos and leave a legacy that dominates American policy to this day: Averell Harriman, the freewheeling diplomat and Roosevelt's special envoy to Churchill and Stalin; Dean Acheson, the secretary of state who was more responsible for the Truman Doctrine than Truman and for the Marshall Plan than General Marshall; George Kennan, self-cast outsider and intellectual darling of the Washington elite; Robert Lovett, assistant secretary of war, undersecretary of state, and secretary of defense throughout the formative years of the Cold War; John McCloy, one of the nation's most influential private citizens; and Charles Bohlen, adroit diplomat and ambassador to the Soviet Union.
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a1 Department of Neonatal Medicine, Nantes University Hospital, Boulevard Jean Monet, 44000 Nantes, France
a2 INSERM, CIC004, Nantes University Hospital, Nantes, France
a3 INRA UMR 1280, Physiologie des Adaptations Nutritionnelles, INRA and University of Nantes, Human Nutrition Research Centre (CRNH), Nantes, France
a4 Department of Dermatology, CHU Hôtel-Dieu, Nantes, France
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a6 Department of Neonatal Medicine, Trousseau Hospital, Paris, France
a7 Department of Neonatal Medicine, Angers University Hospital, Angers, France
a8 Department of Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, Necker-Enfants Malades Hospital, Paris, France
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The aim of the present study was to evaluate the safety, tolerance and preventive effect on atopic dermatitis of an experimental α-lactalbumin-enriched and symbiotic-supplemented infant formula. A total of ninety-seven non-breastfed term neonates were enrolled into a double-blind, multicentre, randomised controlled trial in which they received experimental (n 48) or standard formula (n 49) for 6 months. The primary outcome was weight at 6 months of age. Secondary outcomes were gastrointestinal tolerance and manifestation of atopic dermatitis. Faecal secretory IgA (SIgA) concentration and microbiota composition of forty-three infants were analysed at 1 and 6 months. Growth was similar in both groups. At 1 month, compared to those in the control group, infants in the experimental group exhibited less crying or agitation, and more quiet behaviour (P = 0·03). At 6 months, atopic dermatitis was less frequently observed in the experimental group (P < 0·05). Decrease of faecal SIgA concentration between 1 and 6 months was mainly observed in the control group. This decrease was significantly associated with atopic dermatitis (P < 0·014) and negatively correlated to the level of colonisation by bifidobacteria (P < 0·005). In conclusion, compared to the control formula, the experimental formula guaranteed a similar growth, was better tolerated at 1 month and had a protective effect against the development of atopic dermatitis.
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Would Calzaghe not "spoil Watson's boxing" much as he did to Kessler, if we're accepting that Watson does mainly the same things as Kessler only better?
He would still be swarming in and laying his gloves all over, in a manner that prioritized touches over torque far more than Benn did. (which foiled Benn to an extent)
Also, are we pitting them peak for peak? Are we rolling with the Watson of '91 (but without Eubank II having occurred)?
Then are we talking the Lacy version of Calzaghe? Or one with hands intact?
In answer to the first point, maybe he would, Kessler I think scored around 4 rounds on a fair card though, maybe only 3. Calzaghe could quite possibly do the same to Watson, although like I mentioned I consider Watson to be defensively better, quicker and more fluid than Kessler. Watson was also quite abidectrous, his jab almost being a straight left at times, yet he also has the excellent straight right. I don't have a problem with anyone picking Calzaghe, but Watson is a very stern test at least that of a Kessler level. However in terms of 'spoiling boxing' I could see Watson's straight counter punching spoiling Joe's rythm and combinations
Peak for peak I'd think so, it's quite hard to pick Calzaghe's peak. Physically his peak was probably '97-'02, although I think he became a little smarter after that. The problem with pinpointing his prime was he was so infrequently tested and he was considered something of a joke before the Lacy fight after pulling out of so many fights. Around '99 (without looking it up) he had a pretty close controversial fight with Reid (he won but only just), who wasn't really that good but couldn't miss him. His fights from 99-06 against Lacy were largely a waste of time, Mitchell was best win in this time but it was a terrible early stoppage, Mitchell was still punching when it was stopped
He was supposed to face Glen Johnson around '04 but pulled out 2-3 times, citing a back injury but in reality his divorce he was going through was probably the reason he wasn't quite up for it. He actually wanted to pull out against Lacy but his father wouldn't let him. Maybe it was the fear of losing that first fight I'm not sure
I think Calzaghe was at his best when he was a bit scared, his best performances are Eubank, Kessler and Lacy for me. Against Bika he was pretty poor
BTW it's a myth Calzaghe was a puncher and none slapper pre-hand injurys, he was called a slapper before his first title shot
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Many thanks for the edits. Today I added a photo of the vault to the memorials.
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Joe,,I cannot find her anywhere..I find Hattie Cook,,what am I doing wrong???Plz someone help???
Ira Proctor & Harriet Butler her parents I think???
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Hopefully I have not delayed you by not answering. Please feel free to use the information for Red Rock Christian Church, Harrisburg, Boone County, Missouri. I've just married a Proctor :-)
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Next culinary trend: Unlaid (aka embryonic) eggs. What will the pro-lifers think? (People used to eat these all the time before the dawn of the factory farm.)
Beyond the iPod: Jobs will spread the iTunes love if labels chill out on copyright protection.
What happened to Lisa Nowak? According to the NYT, NASA only tests for craziness at the beginning of an astronaut's employment.
Another bird down in Iraq. It's the fifth in about two weeks.
Mars yanks homophobic Snickers ad.
That's all they've got? Bush approves halt on US bank transfers to Darfur government.
Old news: The Village Voice reports on Boeing's connections to CIA torture. You won't read much about it in the Times or the P-I.
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August 29th, 2013 06:52 PM #1
Thoughts on Jacqueline?
What is your opinion on the name Jacqueline?
I LOVE it, although I do not like the nickname Jackie.
Could you think of some other nicknames? Thanks!
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I'd actually only like it as Jackie, so idk. Solid meh~~~~~~14 year old Canadian geek~~~~~~
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I love Jacqueline! I only know 3, all go by Jackie/Jacqui, but, I like Elin and Ellie
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I like it. I think it's a good name. Growing up, the Jacqueline I knew spelled her nickname Jacquie.
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Posted on 09/07/2006 3:37:24 PM PDT by Jet Jaguar
Live thread for the anti-Bush bashing.
It's bad tonight. But, Rush should be on.
I think Rush said 18-20 minutes into the show. I'm waiting as long as I can before switching from Brit (while listening to Mark Levin)...
Just watching some of it now.
The ANTI-Bush bashing is simply amazing.
They find ONE Marine who's 'disappointed' in the President and will vote Demonrat now.
Showing the Armitage interview, 'he feels bad'...
Couric Colon!
What is WRONG with that woman's MOUTH?
Her lips don't meet up properly, she's got some "Greta" lips askew and it's really distracting.
She's also wearing a white blouse...really irritating for her coloring in my humble male opinion...
Sorry, I can't afford the psycho-tropic medicines that would be required after watching the 'perky' one.
I am gonna have to watch some South Park to get this ringing out my head.
She sure did have SOMETHING done to her face.
well, Rush on next.
YEAH ! I hope he UNLOADS BIG TIME...Wonder what her reaction will be???
"Well, that's enough free speach for now"...???
You and me both. CBS news used to be a totally biased liberal propaganda vehicle. This version is literally unwatchable.
Amen, Rush!
she had the herpes scar removed from her upper lip.
Thank G*d, I can turn back to Fox now. I hate to say this, but even Rush can't save this turkey.
Talking about WTC rebuilding plans.
Well put.
Last watch of her show for me.
Sorry Katie!
How can we negotiate with people who's starting point is OUR DEATH???
Demokrats are not interested in victory, but punishing us over AbuGraib etc.
Whew! That's for sure. Rush was fine..nothing new but probably news to the normal CBS viewer..
The instant he was through- I switched back to the sanity of Brit!
Non story and its over.
"thanks for watching" was her close.
I guess she did not like our suggestions.
Yep...last time I will EVER EVER EVER watch CBS "news"...
Forget them! Her ratings are already dropping like a rock.
He packed a lot into his 90 seconds. Talked about telephone intercepts, undermining troops is not patriotism, people who are more upset about Abu Grabe than those trying to kill us, we must be united in this war, etc.
He looked good, too. Tanned, open white shirt, dark sport coat, earnest and confident presentation.
Every sentence was an encapsulation of what we say here on FR regarding the WOT. I'm elated many uninformed folks in the rest of the country heard this.
I'm reminded of how many of us heard Rush for the first time years ago. Remember how we said to ourselves...."My God, there's someone on radio that actually thinks like we do"?
Maybe there were some out in TV land who are saying the same thing after hearing Rush's great homily tonight.
This show should be renamed "The Today Show Light". I held my nose and tuned in to see Rush; as expected he was spot-on. The rest (leading up to Rush; I turned it off after him) awful.
Yep. it's all bad news all the time, Bush is bad, his polls are low, we're losing in Iraq, Bush lied, here's a picture of a kitty...good night.
He was good. At least I can say that.
Malkin just posted it on hotair...
Direct, confident and dead_on_the_money.
ChicagoLand...the Lying Couric Show comes on at 530p here...
I look forward to reading what the rest of you think, because I just can't watch it. Something about it just grates on me every second it is on. Murrow is doing about 3,000 RPM right now.
I was the designated watcher at our house. Haven't watched CBS in years and after tonite, I will not revisit any time soon. Katie seems a decent person but honest to God, that was one very weak news presentation. FOX has got CBS so beat. In every category. RUSH was great and his message was all the way pro American and pro patriotism. His was the strongest part of the half hour. FOX and RUSH have got the bar raised so high that it is hard for me to pay attention to the lesser media.
It is miserable, I would rather watch CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, or MTV.
But, Brit still rules. I will continue with him.
Well stated.
Her face looks totally smooth, no wrinkles. Her eyes on Tuesday (I can't stand to watch after that) look sunken and highlighted all around with black, probably eye-liner. Did not look good with her light hair and white jacket. I could have done her up better. What are these people at CBS going for with her look?
Around here, the local news comes on at 6:00 EST and the network news comes on at 6:30....
Watch it here...at that link I mean...
I guess to "balance" the Limbaugh section, Katie opened with non-stop Bush bashing. That was just too obvious and really bad.
Rush did well...could have been excellent with simpler words.
It's sad Katie is such a liberal. She's holding her own as an anchor, would be enjoyable to watch if not such a mostly-slanted 30 minutes.
And it's a shame she would let CBS brass talk her into having surgery--her face was fine as it was.
CBS is really missing a grand opportunity here. If they would truly become a balanced evening news report, they would gain and keep a very, very large audience. But I guess their liberal mindset has too strong a hold on them to let that happen.
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Have had beets before and not been very impressed. I don't like pickled beets/beetroot. So when I'm given them, I really get flummoxed as to what to do with them. Voila!!!
DH was duly impressed with these. Chose to use the lime on another reviewers ravings, and would deffo recommend it.
While standing in the vegetable aisle at Whole Foods I overheard a woman ask for some beet greens. Curious, I picked up some golden beets with greens and came home, searched, and found your recipe. I've done your recipe with both golden and red beets. Even did a taste test night and fixed one pan of each. I've decided that we like it both ways. Thanks for posting this recipe. I LOVE BEETS NOW!
Absolutely delicious. The hint of lime really makes this dish wonderful. My husband even agrees. This is a very healthy side dish that is low calorie and very filling! Beet greens also have a great deal of vitamin A so that's a plus. This is definitely a repeater.
Really FANTASTIC!!!! If you like beets, this is the best beet recipe that I have ever tried!!! I have never braised beets before, I always thought it would die my cutting board to chop them into cubes. To prevent this, I really beeswaxed/mineral oiled my wooden cutting board well to create a barrier. It worked great!! This is quick and this high heat makes for great carmelization of the beets!!! They get sweet and then you add in the salty tanginess of the beet tops and then the lime, this dish is really top notch!!!I used chicken broth instead of water and I chose the lime. I used 3 little golden beets and 1 red beet. The red beet died the golden ones red but they were a lighter red so it was a really pretty dish!! I will leave out the red beet next time to make them all golden yellow colored. I really loved this dish, thanks so much!!!!!!
I had one bunch of red beets, and since I'm generally not a fan of beets, I've never cooked them and needed a quick, simple recipe to experiment with. This one fit the bill really nicely, and was enjoyed by all. The only reason it gets four stars is because we felt a little iffy about the lime. DH particularly wasn't thrilled about it, but he still ate them, so they can't have been terrible. ;) I'll keep working at it until I get it the way we like it. Best part about this recipe - the beets didn't taste even remotely dirty (this is my major issue with them - I peeled them, rinsed them well, and then made sure that the greens were really well rinsed too). Thank you for giving me such a great base recipe to work from! :)
Looks awesome! I have got some beets I found and I think I know what I am going to make out of them!
Great recipe! I have lots of beets in my garden, so I will be making this often this summer. Thanks for the delicious recipe.
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Dr. Masters co-founded wunderground in 1995. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990. Co-blogging with him: Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:58 PM GMT on April 05, 2007
At the National Hurricane Conference in New Orleans this week, scientists from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) took the opportunity to unveil some changes for the upcoming season--and plea for more funding. New NHC chief Bill Proenza repeated his call for a replacement for the aging QuikSCAT satellite, which measures surface winds over ocean areas. Data from this satellite improves hurricane forecasts by 10-16%, he said. Proenza has been vocal about the need for increased funding for hurricane research and operations early in his tenure at NHC, which I welcome wholeheartedly.
New cone of death, new storm surge product
NHC will be modifying the cone of uncertainty that appears around their forecast hurricane tracking maps in 2007. The new cone uses average errors from the past five years of official NHC forecasts. The cone is sized so that storms will fall inside the cone 2/3 of the time, based on these past five years of forecast errors. The old cone simply used the forecast track error averaged over the past ten years of NHC forecasts. The new cone will be about the same size as the old cone for 12-72 hour forecasts, and about 15-25 miles wider beyond that time. Wunderground.com will change their track maps to follow the NHC convention.
The NHC also announced that a new experimental "probabilistic storm surge" product will become available this year. The graphic will show the odds that a storm surge of 5, 10 or 15 feet will affect the coast. The forecast comes from NHC's SLOSH storm surge computer model.
Figure 1. Sample of the new Probabilistic Storm Surge product from NHC, for Hurricane Dennis of 2005.
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On a different one though (same provider) did not send the users list to the admin email.
Please don't ask me why. Every little configuration is the same. Same plugins activated, same email provider, same host. Tried it twice. Same thing :/
I just thought I would let you know.
Still. It is a life saver
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