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Eli, your's is a happy ending:
I predict that in ten years, if anyone is following the plight of these girls anymore, they will be popping out mixed-race babies and writing tell-all memoirs about "My Life As a Racist's Daughter."
In the end, these girls are mostly likely going to do something criminal, which is what their upbringing is all about—the men they are forced to admire were criminals, and to realize the kind of pure world their parents desire would require criminal (genocidal) force. I see a very sad ending for the twins. And the blame for this sad ending must fall on the state and not the twins.


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Emmentaler and Asparagus Frittata
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 30 mins
Found on a recipe card in the deli section next to the imported cheeses.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 eggs
- 1⁄3 cup milk
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 4 ounces emmenthaler cheese, shredded (1 cup)
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1⁄4 cup chopped shallots or 1⁄4 cup red onion
- 12 fresh asparagus spears, cut into 2-inch lengths (about 8 ounces)
- Preheat broiler.
- Beat eggs, milk, salt and pepper in a medium-size bowl until blended.
- Stir in 1/2 cup cheese. Set aside.
- Melt butter in a 10-inch nonstick skillet with ovenproof handle over medium heat. Add mushrooms, shallots and asparagus. Cook and stir 3 minutes until vegetables are crisp, yet tender.
- Reduce heat to medium and pour egg mixture over vegetables. Cover and cook 10 minutes, or until bottom of frittata is set, carefully lifting edge with spatula and tilting skillet as necessary to allow uncooked portion to flow underneath.
- Place skillet under broiler. Broil 2 minutes or until top is set but not brown.
- Top with remaining 1/2 cup cheese. Let stand until cheese has melted.
- Cut into 6 wedges.
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I used 12 ounces of asparagus (one package). They were small, they were perfect for that. I used skim milk. No salt. Instead of emmenthaler, I used reduced-fat swiss cheese. I used only 1/2 tbs of unsalted butter. No onions because of DH. It was really easy to do. IT was perfect. Thanks Julie. It's so tasty and for me healthy. Made for Beverage tag.
We just licked our plates clean on this one. The cooking method is perfect and produced the fluffiest, puffiest, tastiest frittata I've ever made. The combination of stove-top plus oven broiling must be the secret. I suspect the ingredients can be altered endlessly. I used 3 sliced green onions, a shredded zucchini and Asiago cheese and it was marv. My non-stick fry pans have plastic handles, so I put butter in my regular 10" pan, sauteed the vegetables, then Pam sprayed all around the edges before adding the eggs. It ended up with a slightly brown base, but came out of the pan easily. Thank you Julie for this great recipe. I'm never going to make a frittata any other way!
I made this for Sunday breakfast and it was a hit. It was surprisingly easy, and a great use for some leftover Emmenthaler that I had in the frig. My husband even suggested trying a variety of cheeses or possibly adding a specialty ham for a fun twist. We plan to try both soon!


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H.R.3398: Klamath Basin Economic Restoration Act of 2011
|Mike Thompson, D-CA
|16 (All Democrats)
|Nov. 10, 2011
|House Natural Resources
Water resources development
Federal-Indian relations
Indian claims
Intergovernmental relations
Aquatic ecology
Marine and coastal resources, fisheries
Wilderness and natural areas, wildlife refuges, wild rivers, habitats
Wildlife conservation and habitat protection
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- Bill passed in the Senate
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Bill Actions
Last Action
|Nov. 9, 2011
|Referred to the Committee on Natural Resources, and in addition to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.
|Nov. 9, 2011
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THEY WAITED 25 long years, and then they waited three more soggy, windswept, frigid nights for a sports-crazed city to finally end a losing streak that had been the stuff of legend.
And when lights-out reliever Brad Lidge registered the last out at 9:58, Philadelphia erupted with the full fury of repressed joy as fireworks exploded over South Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Phillies are world champions.
And the Curse of Billy Penn - if there ever was a curse of Billy Penn - is dead and buried, a spike driven through its heart 26 hours and 2 minutes before Halloween.


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Muslims Shield Christian Passengers in Attack on Kenyan Bus
Christian leaders have hailed as an act of bravery and selflessness the shielding of some Christians by Muslims after suspected al-Shabab gunmen in Mandera County ambushed a passenger bus.
Christian leaders have hailed as an act of bravery and selflessness the shielding of some Christians by Muslims after suspected al-Shabab gunmen in Mandera County ambushed a passenger bus.
Kenya has welcomed the return of 700 citizens who had joined Somalia's al-Shabab militant group that has attacked churches, malls, and government institutions, most notably Garissa University College where nearly 150 people — mostly Christian students — were killed last spring.
The return of the Kenya nationals was reported by the Kenyan government, the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims, and the International Organization for Migration.
"They will undergo rehabilitation, before being re-integrated into the community," said Hassan Ole Naado, deputy general of the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims.
Sitting under a veranda at the former headquarters of Somali Airlines, Ali Bashir sipped coffee and chewed khat, an African herb, as he recounted 15 years of anarchy fomented by al-Shabab Islamic terrorists.
"Life is very hard here," he lamented.
"There's nothing to eat and nowhere to work. But the rebels will come and still ask you for money."
Since Somalia's central government collapsed in the early 1990s, al-Shabab has emerged as the greatest threat to international efforts to rebuild the east African nation. The al-Qaida-linked militants extort, kidnap, stage terror attacks, and control remote areas of the countryside.
Al-Shabab gained renewed global attention last week, when a small band of militants massacred 148 people at Garissa University College in neighboring Kenya, where they singled out Christians for execution. In 2013, al-Shabab terrorists attacked the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, murdering nearly 70.
In the wake of this month's attack, Somalia President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud called for more cooperation between Kenya and Somalia to eliminate al-Shabab, and Kenyan jets pounded two al-Shabab camps in Somalia.
Bashir, 28, who sold clothing before fleeing here, doubted the Somali government could do much about the terrorist group. He fled to the capital here a few years ago after al-Shabab seized control of a region in the south. He now lives in the old airlines headquarters with 1,000 other families.
"I have grown up in this country without knowing peace or stability," said Bashir, a father of six.
Somalia's al-Shabab militants shot and killed more than 147 people, wounded dozens of others and held hundreds hostage April 2 at Garissa University College in northeastern Kenya.
Five hundred of the hostages were reportedly rescued as the day went on, but it was unclear immediately whether the standoff had ended and exactly what the death and injury toll was.
The gunmen reportedly arrived at the university at 5:30 a.m., killed the guards at the gate and began shooting indiscriminately before taking hundreds of students hostage. The Kenyan military tried to end the siege and rescued hundreds of the hostages during a shootout.
Most of the hostages are believed to be Christians.
The Pentagon on Sept. 5 confirmed that the leader of al-Shabab, an al-Qaida-linked organization in Africa, was killed in a U.S. airstrike in Somalia this week.
The leader, Ahmed Abdi Godane, was targeted Sept. 1 in an airstrike that hit a vehicle and compound in a militant stronghold south of the capital, Mogadishu.
Al-Shabab has been linked to a number of attacks in Africa, including the bloody siege at the upscale Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2013 that killed 67 people.
"Removing Godane from the battlefield is a major symbolic and operational loss to al-Shabab," Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Admiral John Kirby said in a statement.
At the time of the strike, the Pentagon said it could not confirm Godane's death.
I flew to Houston over the weekend to speak at the Conspire Conference. I stood on a stage looking out over a few hundred students in grades 6-12, telling them my story of having breast cancer in my 20s.
I talked to them about what a dark season of life it was for me. The chemo and radiation were difficult, but on top of that I also lost a good friend to cancer, I was out of work for seven months, while in my apartment building's parking lot, my car was hit by a truck, and my boyfriend broke up with me. After all of that, I ended up in the hospital with a raging lung infection and a good chance that I would die.
On the nights I spent in the hospital, I'd lie awake and stare at the ceiling and wonder where God was. "Do you see me? Do you love me? Do you care about what's happening in my life?" I prayed. "And if you see me and love me and care about my life, why don't you come down and make this all go away?"
One of the most respected sources of investigative reporting on drones is The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a non-profit organization based in London. As part of its research, TBIJ tracks drone strikes and other US military and paramilitary actions in Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan. Yesterday, TBIJ released its summary for June. The major conclusions:
The report also provides a comparison of the first six months of this year with 2011.
The Associated Press reports:
"The White House's semiannual report to Congress on the state of U.S. combat operations abroad, delivered Friday, mentions what has been widely reported for years but never formally acknowledged by the administration: The U.S. military has been taking "direct action" against members of al-Qaida and affiliates in Yemen and Somalia.
The report does not elaborate, but "direct action" is a military term of art that refers to a range of lethal attacks, which in the case of Yemen and Somalia include attacks by armed drones. … The report applies only to U.S. military operations, including those by special operations forces — not those conducted by the CIA."
Another step toward greater transparency, which can hopefully lead to greater accountability.


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There are at least two places in atlapp.h where the preprocessor min() macro is used. The availability of this macro can create issues when using standard library items such as std::numeric_limits. It's recommended to define NOMINMAX to remove the min/max macros from the global namespace.
Temporarily I've made a change to my local copy of atlapp.h as below:
#ifdef NOMINMAX
#include <algorithm>
using std::min;
using std::max;
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The good new is the results of the 2009 Barbie Global Career Survey are in, and 'Computer Engineer Barbie' won the popular vote, helped along by The Register, no less.
According to the Barbie Media website, Barbie "first broke the 'plastic ceiling' in the 1960s when, as an astronaut, she went to space four years before man walked on the moon." So it looks like we're all set for a world full of female computer engineers in 15 to 20 years time then, right?
Not content with exploring outer space, Barbie's run the gamut of careers including CEO of her own company, police officer and pilot, and has even run for president – and won.
All of which have not made a huge impact on the number of 'real' women who are actually in these roles (sorry your Barbieness). There are still not many women pilots or astronauts and no sign of a female president just yet. Even accounting for the fact these things take time to filter through from intention to action, it was 40 years ago when Barbie first went to space.
I still think the fact Computer Engineer Barbie is a good thing, although whether having Barbie as a role model is a good thing might be up for debate. Will Barbie have an impact on the number of girls who want to be computer engineers when they grow up? I hope so.


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Classic Crab Louis
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Tomato based chili sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely chopped green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely chopped green onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Whipping cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), whipped
|To Taste
|Lemon juice
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Iceberg lettuce head
|2 Small
|Dungeness crabs/3/4 to 1 pound cooked / canned crab
|2 Large, cooked, cracked, and shelled
|4 Large, cut into wedges
|Hard-cooked eggs
|4 , cut into wedges
|Parsley sprigs
|Lemon wedges
Mix together mayonnaise, chili sauce, pepper, and onion; fold into whipped cream.
Season with salt and lemon juice to taste.
Arrange outer leaves of lettuce on 4 large plates; shred remaining lettuce and divide evenly among 4 plates.
Place crab (reserve legs) on shredded lettuce.
Arrange tomatoes and eggs around crab.
Pour over dressing and garnish with crab legs, parsley, and lemon wedges.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3228 Calories from Fat 2054
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 228 g351.3%
Saturated Fat 38 g189.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1741.9 mg580.6%
Sodium 5298.9 mg220.8%
Total Carbohydrates 82 g27.2%
Dietary Fiber 22.6 g90.3%
Sugars 45.2 g
Protein 201 g402.8%
Vitamin A 274.4% Vitamin C 500.2%
Calcium 80.4% Iron 68.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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You have a choice of different areas as there are about eight on the pass but we especially liked Axamer Lizum - there were wide open slopes, and the long red Women's dopwnhill race course from the Olympics when they were staged here is a great fast cruiser. It's one of the places I'd love to go back to.
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Study raises coastal concerns
Published: Monday, August 25, 2014 at 12:16 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 25, 2014 at 12:16 p.m.
As Terrebonne continues to sink, and its wetlands erode into the Gulf, keeping our community livable is getting expensive for taxpayers.
This was evident as the federal government recently authorized the $10 billion Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane-protection project.
The area's costly requirements were brought into sharper focus with Terrebonne Parish government's new push to include some version of a $3 billion sediment pipeline in the next version of Louisiana's coastal restoration plan.
Parish government and the state have each put in $150,000 to study the concept, and the results raise questions about how the state should prioritize restoration.
Halfway between the state's ideal sources of sediment in the Mississippi and Atchafalaya Rivers, the marshes of southeastern Terrebonne are labor-intensive and expensive to restore.
But restoring them is important because it could help buffer communities like Montegut and Chauvin, as well as Morganza's levees, from storms.
The big question is, at what cost?
The pipeline would pump as much as 5 million cubic yards of sand annually for 10 years, building about 30,000 acres of marsh at four target locations for a cost topping $3 billion.
Parish leaders say they more realistically hope the state will adopt a toned-down version of the concept, which would stop west of Houma, but could cost less than $1 billion.
This still leaves us with a bare eastern Terrebonne where levees built in Morganza's footprint are already being lapped by open water from the Gulf of Mexico.
The parish's coastal restoration director has suggested that a key lesson from studying the pipeline's feasibility is that protecting eastern Terrebonne will require creative solutions.
Some officials have floated the suggestion of borrowing sediment from Terrebonne Bay or building wetland terraces.
A solution may also come from some other concept not yet fully embraced by state officials.
As the state begins to revise its coastal restoration master plan, this is a conversation that must be had.
Flood protection benefits to people and the importance of building marsh to buffer Morganza's footprint must be prioritized. The ability to attract federal money for the levees and the effectiveness of those levees depends on it.
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Despite assertions from Federal Reserve officials that the United States would not play a role in bailing out European banks, that is exactly what has happened — again.
As the debate over the Iranian regime's pursuit of nuclear technology heats up, commentators are pointing out that just a few years ago, then-President George W. Bush was supplying know-how through the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to Middle Eastern governments that have a cozy relationship with Iran.
U.S. forces will not be leaving Afghanistan when Afghan troops are scheduled to take responsibility for the country's security in 2014, American officials in Kabul have said.
It was a ceremony to mark the official end of the American military occupation of Iraq. But Defense Secretary Leon Panetta (left) sounded more like the United States was moving in to stay when he spoke Wednesday in what the New York Times described as a heavily fortified courtyard at Baghdad Airport with helicopters hovering above.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney has faulted President Barack Obama for requesting the return of an unmanned U.S. spy plane downed in Iran. Cheney said in an interview with CNN News that the United States should have taken military action to destroy the plane before the Iranians could gather critical intelligence and technological data from it.


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December 3, 2004
Victor Conte:
Now HERE's the guy at the heart of the national roid rage! Says Marion Jones juiced for Sydney! Says 50 pct of MLBers cheat! (See ESPN Mag, online.)
QUICKIE LIVE! 9-10 a.m.
The Lead Item
Two Words For You:
Critics got what they wanted:
Barry Bonds admitted to the grand jury that he used performance-enhancers.
It doesn't matter that he says he didn't know what he was using; between media and fan cynicism, that detail will be overlooked or simply disbelieved.
"Cheater!" implies forethought, but it makes for easy shorthand.
Perception is everything:
No one can prove whether he knew or didn't know, but that's incidental; the only detail that matters is that Bonds used. Even assuming he did it unknowingly,
he used.
Bonds' record is tainted now:
All of it. His single-season HR record. His Ruthian accomplishments. More distressing: his likely eclipse of the
HR record.
As quick as a jacked shot to McCovey Cove, the debate will shift from "what did he know and when did he know it?" to "what about the stats?"
My colleague Rob Neyer correctly insists that there's no place for asterisks in the record book (see Q It Up). But that's a too-narrow view.
It's baseball's "Scarlet A":
The asterisk has transcended statistical notation and has come to represent ultimate dishonor with fans.
Whether Bonds knew what he was taking or not, whether it affected his performance or not, he has petrified our perception.
Parity Gruels
Win, and you're ... in?!
In what, exactly? Only in the 2004 NFC do a pair of games between 4-7 teams (ARI at DET, CAR at NO) have
playoff implications:
Winner stays alive for the NFC's sixth spot, as a mortified AFC looks on; loser euthanized.
Say it loud: Parity Rules!
More NFL Subplots
NFC Game of Week:
Packers, Eagles face off in a preview of the odds-on NFC title-game.
AFC Game of Week:
You could call it a "prove it" game for the Chargers against Broncos, but they've already done that.
Peyton Watch:
Back at home, pitching on 10 days' rest after his 6-TD Thanksgiving, vs. the Didn't-You-Used-To-Be-The Titans?
Big Ben's Streak:
Goes for 10 in a row in a textbook trap game -- at Jacksonville under the lights on ESPN (8:30).
Dirk vs. T-Mac
Forget LeBron vs. Carmelo!
How about Dirk vs. T-Mac in one of the best NBA one-on-one shootouts you'll ever see.
Yankees voiding Giambi contract: But can they pull it off?
Myles Brand: NCAA honcho urges diversity in CFB coaching
Babe's bat: Auctioned for $1.26M; test it for The Cream!
Ricky Williams: Turns down NFL offer for reinstatement
Mets OR Yankees getting Al Leiter: Talking to Marlins?
Grand-jury "secrecy": Really makes you want to testify!
Nowitzki hit for 53,
a Mavs record and NBA high this season, confirming his leap this season to top-tier NBA star.
As for T-Mac,
how often does a guy score 48 and
There's his career, in a nutshell.
NHL Labor Talks
Steroids or Strikes:
What scandal damages a sport more?
Consider that it's December, and that no one cares about hockey anymore -- but can't talk enough about baseball today. So I'll argue "strikes."
the NHL accepted the union's offer to talk next week. Wait: What's hockey again? The phrase "too little, too late" comes to mind.
College Football Weekend
As predicted in the preseason
by the Quickie for two years running, the BCS system goes "TILT" this weekend, when three teams end the season unbeaten.
It could be worse. How?
We could end a season with five
-beaten teams as the top 5. Stick
in your Plus-1!
The top 3 in Action:
at UCLA
vs. Colorado (at KC)
vs. Tennessee (at ATL)
Heisman Vote
Don't vote just yet!
Listed in order of conventional wisdom about their chances, here are the top 5 contenders, any one of whom could rally (or choke) their way to a trophy (or atrophy):
Matt Leinart,
Remember Torretta!
Jason White,
Okla QB
He won last year!
Adrian Peterson,
Okla RB
Just a freshman!
Reggie Bush,
Plays four positions!
Alex Smith,
Utah QB
He's a Cinderella!
Quickie vote coming Monday!
Giambi, Day 2
In case you didn't realize by now,
the Giambi story -- the
BALCO story -- has really been about Barry Bonds.
Giambi's "shocking" confession
was, simply, underwhelming. Was anyone
surprised? How can this change perception of baseball As We Know It when everyone already thinks juicing is widespread?
My guess is that with Friday's news implicating Bonds, you won't hear much about Giambi anymore, except for news about the Yankees wanting to void his albatross of a contract.
And, then, a young kid approached me, tears welling. He pulled the newsboy cap from his head, twisted it into his hands and squealed:
"Say it ain't ... cynicism!"
Carmelo Anthony:
His dud vs. LeBron last night (6/20 FG, 5 TO) is mere insult compared to p.r. injury of appearing as DVD extra in "Witness Intimidation: Season One."
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Morning Quickie transcript
Neyer on Bonds
Road to the BCS
More NFC "Win or Bust!" Games
NYG (5-6) at WAS
Perfect NY choke game
STL (5-6) vs SF
Rams draw NFL's worst
DAL (4-7) at SEA
When does 6-5 look good?
CHI (4-7) vs MIN
Bears start Chad. D'oh!
TB (4-7) vs ATL
Only clinching? Falcons
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"With these charges that are pending and things, most of our Republican club would like to see the chairman resign at this point, take his name off the ballot and let some true leaders step forward," says club president Danny Morris.
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Section 161.001 of the Texas Election Code states that a political party retains all of its inherent powers except as limited by the Election Code. Section 172.055(d)of the Texas Election Code does allow for the removal of a county chairman by the County Executive Committee. Both the county party and the state party have adopted Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised. These rules prescribe the procedure to remove an officer. From an Republican in Upshur County.
#2 Jan 26, 2012
Ain't gonna happen in corrupt Cherokee County, TX.
Deals have to be made; distractions have to be created; innocent people blamed as diversionary tactics... you know, classic Cherokee County corrupt politics 101.
Had DFPS looked the other way, do you think charges would have ever been introduced by the district attorney?
It was the city of Rusk and all the other nuts who were in-your-face promoting Chairman Looney in the newspapers at the same time they knew the DFPS inspectors were investigating his rental properties.
The problem is that these people have way too much time in their measly gov't jobs.
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"It enables us to expand now, immediately, on these programs with contracts between our private investment community and the school districts that will provide these services," Osmond said.
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I accidentally deleted it.
I accidentally deleted it.
I think this is the page you want..please note I said "I think" lol.
But I have a fixed copy of it located here at this thread.
It has the fixes for that 1px shift in the header/footer. Along with some other fixes..
Demo Blog (What you see, is what you'll get):
Thanks for the quick reply, spencerp!
I actually have a major, major problem. I was trying to test the squible theme and forgot to do some extra precautions. I didn't know that some themes can be broken, giving you a blank screen. Now I can no longer revert to my current theme because all my pages are blank. Crap!
This thread is a big help though: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/54141?replies=14
It's given me a ray of light. My question is--if I download your fixed version of the default theme, should I rename the folder to DEFAULT, so that when I finally click on http://baliws.com/blog/wp-admin/themes.php the default theme will be restored automatically, as what HowToBlog (http://blogging.typepad.com/how_to_blog/) said in the other thread?
Hey..when you download my fixed version, and unzip it all. You'll have a folder called "FixedFilesForKubrick" you could just rename that one and the one inside it to "default".
You could two things rather..if you still have the original "default" theme in the FTP, under themes (wp-content/themes/) directory you could just upload all the fixed files over the existing ones.
Or if you have that original up there, just delete it and then reupload mine as you would another theme, and have it called... "default".
So when you're all done with it...you should have some like this in the FTP directory.
I hope this helps....or if need be a moderator will put in their two cents to. =)
Also, for that other problem, here is part of that thread that might help you to.
Went to the Binary Bonsai site. It says there that if one is using WordPress 1.5, don't bother downloading Version 1.2.6 (this is probably not an updated version). I wonder what version is the default theme that's being used for WordPress 2.0.
Spencerp, I'm so careless. That's my problem. I did two stupid things all on the same day. I tested the squible theme and accidentally deleted the default theme. I was cleaning up my themes folder and getting rid of unused themes when that happened. Grr.
WordPress uses the "default 1.5" version of that theme. =) Which I'm not sure, but could be located on the Codex or from one of the links listed here I believe.
I know what you're saying lol..I messed up like that before to.. =(
The default theme is not anywhere in those links you posted. I wonder why. Is it because it's built-in, that's why there's no download link for it? But what if one has accidentally deleted it?
If you have deleted that default theme totally off of your computer, you could just redownload a fresh copy of WordPress and then it will be in there for you. =)
P.S. On a sidenote, from now on you should make copies of everything, just incase something like this happens... or even if something major happens to the blog.. =)
Or for older versions, like 1.5.x
@Can, just to let you know, I won't be online here soon, I have a Court hearing today at 9:15am, and it's now 7:53am...so someone else will have to help ya from here on out.. :/
@moshu, just out of curiosity, have you ever moderated over at the phpBB.com forums? I could have sworn I had seen your name there before, or maybe that was some where else lol..
That's what I'm doing now. But I still would like to save my blog. I'm doing another installation and putting it in a different directory. I'll copy the default theme and see if I can restore it so I can have my blog back.
Thanks for all your help, spencerp. I guess I badly needed to have someone tell me that everything's all right. Don't panic.
Really hoping and praying here everything WILL be all right. Just need to be patient.
I did it! Woohoo! Thank you, Lord! Thank you, WordPress, for having a default theme built in! And thanks to HowToBlog, spencerp and moshu as well! God bless you all.
@moshu, just out of curiosity, have you ever moderated over at the phpBB.com forums?
No, I have never been a moderator of that forum. I don't even know if I ever posted there; not excluded though: a few years ago I had a phpBB install.
No, I have never been a moderator of that forum. I don't even know if I ever posted there; not excluded though: a few years ago I had a phpBB install.
Oh ok..I just wasn't sure.. I was with them as a forum member for a good while a few years ago...made up two crappy themes and pretty much just gave up on it all then. They keep spitting out too many updates to updates to more updates...bah, who needs it lol.
Believe me when I tell you the tale of phpbb....
I started using it at version 0.6 or thereabouts. A LONG LONG time ago. I spent years upgrading, patching, waiting for the next fix, release, update, patch, fix.... you get the idea.
At one point I had 15 installations with thousands of registered users (CRPG fora mostly). They were successful. So the script kiddies started ramming the gates. I spent hours and days stemming the holes, stuffing my fingers in the dike....
And I gave up. As of 12/31/05, I no longer have any phpbb intallations. I don't have time or energy to fix things, to keep up with partial "stem the tide" tweaks, to undo horrific incursions, to pacify unhappy users, to keep increasingly irritated host providers calm.
You know when this all went wrong? When phpbb started trying to be all things to all people. WP, are you paying attention?
You know when this all went wrong? When phpbb started trying to be all things to all people. WP, are you paying attention?
I hear ya!
(but I am not WP... ;)
Well, bro, I am not WP either.... maybe too bad. Wanna fork this sucker?
To fork?
Hah, my coding "level" stops at copy/paste...
And to think, they'll be releasing the phpBB3 "Olympus" in the "near future". :/
The supposed "wonderful new" version with subforums and what not...I can just picture all the support issues and what not now..LOL! With all the crap you had to deal with before, will most likely seem like "cake work" compared to the new version most likely..
I think I'd just do like I did before and get a paid license for $160.00 for a VB and be done with it lol! So much easier.. =) Anyways..sorry about that..topic is starting to get off track here... [feels bad now]..
[cough] Even though the O.P.'s problem has been supposedly answered and what not... [/cough]
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Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet TSI DSGPocket-lint
£29,745 (as tested)
Super-fast opening and closing of the hood, looks good hood up or down, some nice design attention to detail, good to drive
Interior could use some differentiation from the regular hatch, looks a lot like an Audi A3 Convertible, sat nav screen could be bigger and sharper
November might seem an odd month to review a convertible. But having served up one of the dullest summers ever, the good old British weather decided it was time for one of the warmest Octobers on record. As we write, this shows little sign of changing.
So, in celebration of the fact that the official start of winter last Sunday was welcomed in with wall-to-wall sunshine in the UK, (and with apologies to American readers sitting under a blanket of snow) now is actually the perfect time to review Germany's latest soft top offering.
We like the regular Golf a lot. It's our favourite car in the small family car segment. So much so, several members of the Pocket-Lint team actually drive Golfs as their main car. As at home on Sloane street as it is in the Scottish highlands, no one's ever going to think you've gone broke or turned into flash Harry if you rock up in a Golf. That's its beauty; it transcends class. It does nothing badly, which is why more than 30 million people worldwide have bought one since it went on sale 35 years ago. But is it any good if you saw the roof off?
You'd be right in thinking the Golf looks practically identical to the Audi A3 convertible. Technically, every panel is new and that VW family front and rear make your eyes think it's a Golf, but compare the two cars in side profile and save for the shape of the door, that middle bit of the body's identical. They're based on the same kit of parts.
But this is far from a bad thing and in fact, because it loses the Audi's daft roll hoops behind the rear headrests, the Golf looks much better when the roof's down. Makes you wonder why you'd pay more for the Audi, doesn't it? The Golf's hood drops and raises in a sprightly ten seconds too, and operates at up to 18mph so you won't get caught on the hop as the traffic lights change.
Most importantly, the hood is fabric. A step backward over the folding hard top of the Eos – the car the Golf Convertible replaces? Not one bit. Folding hard tops add weight – a disaster for fuel economy, emissions and handling. But worst of all, they make cars look badly proportioned, because they need a really long rear deck to stow under. As anyone who's ever packed a tent away might guess, a fabric roof doesn't.
The main advantage of hard tops is improved refinement, but life is so snug in the Golf under its multi-layered fabric hood, you wonder why they ever bothered trying to make the metal stuff do the origami. Hood up or down, the new Golf convertible looks better than the Eos… and just about anything this side of a BMW Z4 in fact.
If you've driven a Golf hatchback or estate, the interior of the Convertible will come as no shock. The dashboard and technology is straight out of the standard car. Given that you're paying a good chunk more for the convertible, it would have been nice to see a few more upgrades, but this is far from a bad place to sit.
You get the expected Bluetooth phone connectivity and MP3-playback abilities as standard. But upgrading the Sat Nav to that of our test car gives you a fantastic system, which we'd be amazed if you didn't get on with. The display's a little small, but owing to the design of the Golf's dashboard, it's mounted high and easy to read.
We love the fact it can be operated either via the screen or the buttons surrounding it. So whichever way you like to programme your Nav, retune the radio or pair your phone, the Golf's system's unlikely to leave you frothing and swearing at it.
It's when you scratch the surface you appreciate VW's attention to detail. The parking sensor system brings up a visual of the car in plan view – just like Audi and BMW. But it's not just 'a car', it's the Golf convertible. You get a lovely great big chunky chrome lever in the center console, which you tug on to open and close the roof. But our favourite detail, while strictly nothing to do with tech, is a VW branded bottle-opener which clips into the centre cubby hole. Perfect for those summer picnics.
At the event we attended to drive the new Golf Convertible, VW laid on an original Golf Convertible for comparison, from 1984. It's always a revealing experience driving old cars – mainly because they help you remember how much better cars have got. With these Golfs, the story was slightly different.
The old Golf did feel old, but was far from slow or lacking in sense of occasion. Wafting through Buckinghamshire countryside, it conjured up a sense of la dolce vita that we thought the new car would struggle to capture. The brakes took an almighty shove to make it stop though and the gearbox was like rummaging in a cutlery drawer, but it rode beautifully on its small wheels.
Jump into new Golf and the contrast is stark, but not bad. There's just so much more car around you, the metal is thicker, it feels heftier. Hit the brakes with the clout you did in the 1980s car and the passenger's getting a lesson in how effective the seatbelt inertia reel lock is.
But the family gene pool shines through. There might be over 25 years between them, but the spirit of the original Golf convertible lives on. With its 1.4 'twincharger' engine (turbo and supercharged) the new Golf Convertible flies along, and despite big wheels, this is one of the best riding modern cars we've driven for a long time.
Give it real stick and the body doesn't wobble about either - a traditional flaw with convertibles. Roof up it's refined and snug, but best of all, put the roof down, drop your speed and waft through the countryside and the Golf makes you feel happy and that all is right with the world, just as a convertible should.
Given our status as fans of the regular Golf, it's perhaps unsurprising we think the cabriolet version's pretty good too. Cliché it may be, but this contains all the goodness of a regular Golf, with the pleasure of being able to enjoy open air motoring as and when the mood takes you.
Like the regular Golf, it's a sensible ownership proposition too. This Golf won't shed its value, go wrong much, it'll seat four, you get a decent sized boot and that multi-layered hood will, we're sure, takes years of abuse from the British weather.
It's so called 'twin-charger' 1.4 engine is both economical enough to mean you don't need to think about putting up with the clatter of diesel if you're keen to watch the pennies, but is fast enough to mean you can have fun when you feel like it.
But best of all, the new Golf convertible makes you feel special when you're in it, just like the iconic, original car did 25 years ago. Good looking, fine to drive and discreet enough to escape those footballer's wife tag so many convertibles attract. If you're looking for a convertible for less than £30k, then look no further. With the weather set fair for the time being, roof-down, winter motoring has never been so appealing.
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I received this:
Error 500 - Internal server error
An internal server error has occured!
Please try again later.
My site can be viewed and registered fine, but the log in returned the error above. I tried to remove the .htaccess, but still no luck. I may try to remove plugins, but really have no clue as i have been using a wealth of them.
Hope someone can help.


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Texas Sheet Cake
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 20 mins
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup margarine or 1 cup butter, melted
- 1 cup water
- 4 tablespoons cocoa
- 2 cups white sugar
- 2 cups white flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄2 cup margarine or 1⁄2 cup butter
- 4 tablespoons cocoa
- 6 tablespoons milk
- 1 lb confectioners' sugar
- 1 cup walnuts, chopped
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Batter:.
- Put margarine (or butter), water and cocoa in a large pan and bring to a boil.
- Remove from heat and add the rest of the batter ingredients.
- Mix with electric mixer until smooth.
- Pour into an 11 x 16 x 1.5-inch jelly roll pan.
- Bake at 350° for 20 minutes.
- Frosting:.
- Bring margarine (or butter), cocoa, and milk to a boil.
- Remove from heat and stir in confectioners' sugar and nuts.
- Add vanilla.
- Pour on cake as soon as it comes out of the oven.
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Great recipe! Have made this one several times and it always turns out moist and delicious. The only change I make is to add 1 teaspoonful of cinnamon to the cake batter and I add 1 teaspoonful of instant coffee or espresso powder to the icing. It's also a quick, easy cake to stir up.
This was like chocolate heaven! Very, very good and easy to make. I used a 9x13 in glass pan and it took 32 min for the cake to be completely done. Thanks for sharing!
This is an absolutely wonderful cake. I received the recipe from my co-worker as it is a favorite at work. We bake it in a 9X13" pan but that is the only difference. It is so easy and the cake is moist and stays moist for days. I highly recommend this one for all you chocolate fiends like me.


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Could someone help me decode my apache2 error_log?
[Sat Nov 19 17:39:59 2011] [error] [client ::1] client denied by server configuration: /Library/WebServer/Documents/Users
[Sat Nov 19 17:39:59 2011] [error] [client ::1] client denied by server configuration: /Library/WebServer/Documents/favicon.ico
This folder does not even exist. And most people have a good client address such as 127.0.0.1 but since I'm on Mac OS Lion someone told me to update my hosts file to have this
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost
fe80::1%lo0 localhost
I am not quite sure what the problem is. If I navigate to something such as:
I have no problem and am greeted with the index page (set to start.php by the .htaccess file). However if I try to go to login at:
Which is supposed to be routed to http://localhost/kl/n/login/login.php I get a 403 forbidden access with the errors mentioned above in my apache2 error_log. Now I have no problem actually going to http://localhost/kl/n/login/login.php. It exists and works fine. To see if it was a problem with addresses I created an undefined variable for the error_log to throw and when I access it directly through the full url I get this error in my error_log:
[Sat Nov 19 18:00:32 2011] [error] [client ::1] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: orange2 in /Users/myusername/Sites/cloud/kl/n/styles/colors.php on line 127, referer: http://localhost/kl/n/login/login.php
So for the 403 error to say:
You don't have permission to access /Users/myusername/Sites/cloud/kl/n/login/login.php on this server.
Is a bit odd to me. Any help whatsoever or anything to check would be greatly appreciated. I can't seem to move on as the whole site is heavily relying on these clean urls and that it would also be a great hassle to change all the links now in development and then again on production. Thank you so much.
EDIT 11/21/11 2:42pm: I decided to add some more information to help anyone who's even attempting to help me (Come on guys, I can't be the only one who's had to face this, it seems like something someone else must've run into. No MAMP users with .htaccess rewrites on their server that ran into a 403 forbidden?)
Under my sites folder there is a file called httpd-vhosts.conf and here it is:
<Directory "/Users/myusername/Sites">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Alias /kl "/Users/myusername/Sites/cloud/kl"
# For http://localhost in the OS X default location
<VirtualHost _default_:80>
ServerName localhost
DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/Documents
Under /etc/apache2/httpd.conf I uncommented the line that would enable php5 and changed these lines:
# If you wish httpd to run as a different user or group, you must run
# httpd as root initially and it will switch.
# User/Group: The name (or #number) of the user/group to run httpd as.
# It is usually good practice to create a dedicated user and group for
# running httpd, as with most system services.
#User _www
#Group _www
User myusername
Group _www
I have tried this with both the normal _www and my username, neither helps with the problem. I also changed these lines under /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
# DocumentRoot: The directory out of which you will serve your
# documents. By default, all requests are taken from this directory, but
# symbolic links and aliases may be used to point to other locations.
#DocumentRoot "/Library/WebServer/Documents"
DocumentRoot "/Users/myusername/Sites"
# Each directory to which Apache has access can be configured with respect
# to which services and features are allowed and/or disabled in that
# directory (and its subdirectories).
# First, we configure the "default" to be a very restrictive set of
# features.
<Directory />
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
# Note that from this point forward you must specifically allow
# particular features to be enabled - so if something's not working as
# you might expect, make sure that you have specifically enabled it
# below.
# This should be changed to whatever you set DocumentRoot to.
# old path
#<Directory "/Library/WebServer/Documents">
# new path
<Directory "/Users/myusername/Sites">
Again any help on this would be appreciated. I really hope I'm not the only one who set up a MAMP and had problems with .htaccess on MAC OS X Lion.
UPDATE Jan-31-2012:
I no longer have a Lion install, but I had a similar problem with Snow Leopard. I'm not sure if the fix for me would also have worked here, but I'm including it in case it helps anyone. Basically you have to add this to you .htaccess after the line saying RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /~myusername/path/to/root/dir
So if you had to point to localhost/~myusername/first-folder-under-sites, then you would add
RewriteBase /~myusername/first-folder-under-sites
and combined with an open httpd.conf set-up (ie not the way it is in my post, but instead less secure as:)
<Directory />
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
you should have no problems.


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The Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Association was represented at the American College of Cardiologys annual Scientific Sessions in San Francisco and commented on some of the late-breaking clinical news at the March 9-11 event.
• The HPS2-THRIVE study revealed that the addition of extended-release niacin to patients on statin therapy with well-controlled LDL cholesterol shows no significant reduction in major vascular events.
Researchers examined more than 25,000 patients over four years and found a 4% (non-statistically significant) reduction in major vascular events in patients who added ER niacin to statin therapy. In addition, study data revealed significant adverse affects on these patients, such as increased diabetic issues, infection, skin conditions, GI issues and more.
"For patients with controlled LDL and HDL, adding niacin to statin therapy has more risk than benefit," Lynne Braun, RN, PhD, CNP, CLS, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN, of Rush University and the Heart & Vascular Institute in Chicago, and a member of the PCNA board of directors, said in a news release.
"However, there are more targeted groups that may benefit from niacin added to statin therapy, such as patients with high Lp(a). Future studies should target such populations to see if the outcome of this trial could be more significant."
• The REMINDER trial revealed that the addition of eplerenone to standard therapy within 24 hours of symptom onset improves the outcomes of patients with acute STEMI but no evidence of heart failure.
"The benefit of eplerenone in the acute phase is very significant," Barbara Fletcher, RN, MN, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN, of the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, and president-elect on the PCNA board, said in a news release. "The impact in post-acute phase will need further investigation, but could be promising and impact clinical practice by nurses."
• The TACT study revealed results of partnering high-dose vitamins with chelation therapy for a primary endpoint of affecting total mortality, recurrent myocardial infarction, stroke, coronary revascularization and hospitalization for angina.
"The NIH-funded trial did show some benefit of chelation therapy and high-dose vitamins, but some non-adherence was noted," Fletcher said. "This data is of interest, but we must continue to practice evidence-based guideline therapy. Future research with high-dose vitamins and chelation therapy is warranted."
• The TERISA trial revealed data that shows the effectiveness of renolazine in reducing angina frequency and sublingual nitroglycerin use in patients with type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease and chronic angina.
"This promising data shows beneficial outcomes in type 2 diabetic patients treated with renolazine," Fletcher said. "This is important data and gives nurses another medication to use with their patients with elevated HbA1c and chronic stable angina."
Joint symposium
The PCNA and ACC held their second-annual joint symposium during the conference. Speakers discussed how various health professionals could efficiently work together to provide the most effective care of patients with heart failure.
The session highlighted "the importance of utilizing a team approach in care of patients with a chronic cardiovascular diseases — in this case, heart failure," Fletcher said. "Treatment and management are key for better patient outcomes. This can include devices as well as pharmacological or non-pharmacological management.
"Patients are part of the team and they have a role, too. Now and in the future, home self-care will be vital in improving clinical outcomes."


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A picture of stylish, serene beauty, this Sanya hotel resort is nestled between pristine beachfront on one side and scenic mountains on the other. An eco-friendly oasis with extensive water features and lush gardens, this Sanya hotel offers something for everyone from a full-service spa to state-of-the-art fitness centre and children's activities. Enjoy spectacular views of the beach and ocean from any one of our rooms, sample the menu at four restaurants or relax at one of our friendly bars.
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- Main
- Disabled Facilities
- Family friendly
- Babysitting services
- Parking (charges may apply)
- Car parking available onsite
- Dining
- Restaurant , Bar
- Leisure
- Outdoor Pool , Golf 18 Hole , Beauty Salon/Manicure , Tennis Courts
- In room facilities
- Safety Deposit Box
- Hotel services
- Concierge , Currency Exchange
- Other
- Porter
- Business
- Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Useful Info Show/hide
- From 15:00 hours
- Until 12:00 hours
- The price shown is based on the occupancy and dates you have searched for. Prices and availability are subject to change based on the arrival date, number of nights and occupancy searched for. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
- Pets are not allowed
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Namco Bandai to open new Singapore, Vancouver offices
Namco Bandai is expanding with two new international offices. A press release by the British Columbia Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training notes that Namco Bandai Vancouver will begin operation in june, while an unnamed Singapore office will also open sometime this year. The former will developer social games, while the latter's role is unknown. The BC government seems pretty chuffed to have secured a new source of jobs – especially among recent reports of games industry companies packing up and heading east.
Thanks, Joystiq.
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