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A California company is recalling about 125,000 detachable plugs on power adapters. The plugs can break open, posing a risk of electrocution or electric shock to users.
Comarco Inc., of Irvine, has received 12 reports of plugs breaking open, but no injuries have been reported, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday.
The recalled plugs have the word "ChargeSource" printed on top. They were sold with black, 70-watt AC power adapters with the model name "Targus" and the model number PA-AC-70W-2. The adapters were manufactured in the United States.
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Our next stop was Alice springs, we arrived here from Cairns for the specific purpose of picking up a trip to the Red Centre. We had already booked Wayoutback tours and were due to be collected the following morning at 6AM. In the meantime we browsed the shops in Alice and managed to purchase a didgeridoo and some Aboriginal artwork from some of the many shops selling indigenous work in Alice (both now enroute to England via airmail we hope). After a quick feed in the local pub we duly turned in for an early night and diligently set the alarm clock for 05:30.....
At 06:18 Alex woke up with a start and realised that the alarm had not gone off and we should have been picked up nearly 20 minutes ago. Much panic and chaos ensued as clothes were hastily dragged on and the remainder of our stuffed shoved into nearby bags. We spilled out into the foyer of the YHA where we were staying to be confronted by a somewhat gleeful fellow tourist who cheerfully informed us our 4WD jeep had stopped, looked for us, and then carried on. Almost gibbering with panic and with dollar signs of how
Face to face with a giant rock
much money we would've wasted floating before our eyes we managed to jam a fifty cents piece in the nearest phonebox ring directory enquiries in order to obtain the Wayoutback phone number and then duly contact them. Fortunately despite it only being about 06:30 an Aussie chap answered the phone and upon hearing who I was remarked; 'I know who YOU are!" He then reassuringly told us the jeep would come back to collect us as it hadn't left Alice yet. Large sighs of relief were heard, much to the disappointment of our fellow tourist who had been watching our antics with morbid fascination. We stumbled, drained from all the adrenalin so early in the morning, into the back of the jeep when it arrived, apologised to all our fellow travellers, who were all sympathetic, and proceeded out of Alice onto the Stuart Highway.
We drove for almost six hours, with a couple of stops, and only turned one corner. The road just stretches out endlessly through arid red soil, occasional stark and scrubby trees and varying mountain ranges. We saw one live red kangaroo bounce across the road and into the outback and many more dead ones at
Do we look tired? (Sunrise over Kata Tjuta)
the side of the road. Fortunately this time none of them the work of our driver and tour leader Vicky. We got to our campsite within Yulara, a town that has sprung up simply as a result of tourism to the red centre (despite this, it is the fifth largest town in the Northern Territory) and had a quick lunch. By this point in the day the sun was beating down and the temperature was around 40 degrees. Despite this was headed off to see Uluru (or Ayers Rock) the world's biggest monolith that sits broodingly in the centre of the National Park. Before actually walking to the rock we made a quick stop at the Cultural Centre which explains some of the Aboriginal culture associated with Uluru, including some of the basic Creation Time stories which explain how the rock was formed and shaped. Needless to say this was fascinating and it was good to see the more positive aspects of Aboriginal life and to be in a place where the Aboriginals are respected and valued.
With nothing futher to do we proceeded to the rock itself, and it is a big rock. Much bigger than I had
Valley of the Winds
expected and much more marked and shaped, it has a commanding presence. We had already decided that we weren't going to climb Uluru, mainly because it upsets the Arangu Aboriginal tribe who view it as sacred, but also because many people die climbing the rock every year and we had no desire to become a statistic. As it happened the climb itself had been closed as the temperature of the day exceeded 38 degrees, so instead we attemped the base walk. Now, bearing in mind this is a totally flat walk simply going around the base of Uluru (9km in total, but we were only doing 7.2 of them) it was probably one of the hardest walks I (Laura) had ever done. The sun is just relentless and although there is no humidity like we encountered in SE Asia, the heat is just punishing. We got as far as 2km to a stop where you can refill your drinking water (you have to drink a litre an hour to stay hydrated here) and I had had enough. Fortunately so had 7 others of our 9 strong group, so we huddled in the shade of the rest stop drinking as much
Kings Canyon
water as we could get hold of, whilst Alex and Davido, another member of our group, pushed on. With shouts of 'Mind the dingos!" and 'Do you have life insurance?" ringing in their ears they managed to complete the remaining 5km.
Having been collected in a somewhat sorry state by Vicky, we headed back to camp and to the relief of a cold swimming pool. Here we crammed in and idly entertained the idea of whether we could fill up the jeeps trailer with water and just sit in that for the remainder of the trip. Having cooled down slightly, we headed up a nearby sand dune to watch the sunset over Uluru and the neighbouring Kata Tjuta (or The Olgas) which was impressive as was the gathering electrical storm we could see flickering on the horizon. That night we camped out under the stars in 'swags' or traditional rolled up beds that comprise of a mattress in a waterproof cover. These were surprisingly comfortable and it was worth sleeping like this if only to catch a glimpse of the stars overhead. Not impeded by artifical light the stars were brilliant and numerous and it was interesting to see
Yes, we did all fit in that van
the constellations such as the Southern Cross and the Seven Sisters only visable in the Southern hemisphere. In the middle of the night Alex woke up thinking someone was shining a torch in his face only to discover it was the moon having come out from behind a cloud.
The following morning we were woken at 4AM (4AM?!?) a time only normally seen when we have yet to go to bed after a night out. At this point in the morning it was 28 degrees. Nevertheless we gainly had breakfast to the sound of the dingos howling (no-one had been carried of by a dingo in the night luckily) and continued on to our first stop of the day, a lookout over Kata Tjuta to see the sunrise. This was not as spectacular as imagined but still quite impressive. We then headed in to Kata Tjuta to begin our hike for the day. Kata Tjuta was formed at the same time as Uluru and looks very similar in many ways except that instead of being one rock it is in fact many domes. We took the path known as The Valley of the Winds and set off at about
Ahhh... This is the life
06:30 in the morning. This was a more strenous 7.4 km walk, involving hills and climbing but again we were rewarded with amazing scenary and flocks of budgerigas and parrots flitting about between the trees. By 10:30 it became apparant why we had set off so early, by 11AM when we had just finished it, it was virtually impossible to walk anymore, in fact the park rangers closed the walk at this point because it was just too hot. How the Aboriginies survived day after day in this punishing heat is beyond me. Having completed the walk we drove off towards our campsite for the night, stopping enroute to collect firewood (firewood?! Why would anyone want a FIRE?!?) This was several hours drive back towards Alice in a somewhat hot and sweaty jeep. We luckily had a great group of people to be on tour with and this made the heat and the sweating much more bearable with jokes about stuffed kangaroo claws (which the two Canadian girls who were with us claimed were available in various giftshops) absolutely hysterical, probably due to the combined effects of sleep deprivation and heatstroke. Although we failed to see anymore live kangaroos we
A blue flyer having a snooze
did see a Wedge Tailed Eagle feeding off one of the dead ones which was quite impressive.
We camped for the night at Kings Creek Cattle Station, out here the average size of a cattle station is approximately that of Belgium, which gives you some idea of the vastness of the place. Here we cooked dinner over the campfire and bedded down for an early night in our swags. The following morning we were up again at 4AM (I was becoming hysterical at this point) and drove out to Kings Canyon to begin our final hike of the trip. This hike consisted of a 7.2km trek around the outer rim of the canyon having first climbed up a steep slope known as 'Heart Attack Hill." I had to be seriously persuaded and pushed on by use of a stick to undertake this trek as I would've much rather slept on the comfy looking boulders at the base of the climb. On I went however and in fact it was probably the best of all the walks we had done. As well as having interesting rock formations you can also climb down into the canyon itself to a place called 'the Garden of Eden.' Surrounded by red river gums this part of the canyon normally has a lush pool in which you can swim, however the ferciousness of the heat and the prolonged drought experienced in the area had taken its toll and had reduced it to a somewhat murking looking tar pool. Needless to say despite the heat we didn't swim. We finished the walk by about 11AM, just as we were really starting to suffer again, the temperature had hit 43 degrees in the shade. After a reviving swim back at Kings Creek Station we ate lunch and headed back into Alice, the last 100km or so being on an unsealed road with some serious bumps in it. Here we encountered ferral camels, Australia has one of the largest populations of ferral camels, and some wild horses, or brumbies. We arrived back at the YHA Alice at 6PM that evening, dusty, footsore and hot, but having thoroughly enjoyed our Outback adventure.
After a long shower and even longer sleep we got up the next morning just in time to visit the Joey Sanctuary in Alice. This is basically one guy who rescues joeys when their mothers have been run over (a common occurence as we had seen) and they are still in their pouches. In order for them to feel secure they spend a fair bit of time up until they are nine months old in pillow cases in order to emulate the pouch. When we visited the tiny sanctuary there were three eight month old boys hopping about the place, all a bit disgruntled because they wanted to go back to bed. Their carer duly produced a pillow case for each of them and they gratefully hopped into it head first. He then placed them next to each other in a dog basket where they can be seen chilling out in the photo. He also had two smaller 5 month old roos, one red and one grey. Both, he explained, were red kangaroos but one in five are born grey coloured, known as 'blue flyers'. It is from these roos that Qantas takes its logo. The dedicated foster 'Mum' keeps them until they are 15 months when they start to get a bit rowdy trying to start boxing matches with their human counterparts. At this point they are released into a safe enclosure in the bush and then eventually back into the wild. It has to be said that kangaroos are some of the funniest animals and these joeys were just great, it was certainly an unexpected highlight of our trip to the outback.
Our next destination is Adelaide, where apparantly the temperature has risen to an unusual 40 degrees.....AARRGGHH!
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Since it first emerged in North America in mid February 2009, the novel influenza A(H1N1) virus has spread to most other regions of the world, causing the WHO to declare an emergent pandemic1. The virus is a reassortant with six of its eight genes, including the haemagglutinin (HA) gene, originating from "North American triple reassortant" swine H1 viruses2. Although these swine viruses have caused sporadic human infection in recent years, onward transmission of infection was limited3. In relation to the increased transmissibility of the novel 'swine' virus and its establishment in the human population, the receptor specificity of the HA is a key determinant. The receptors are sialyl glycans which vary in distribution in tissues of different species and determine host range and tissue tropism, as well as the capacity of animal viruses to initiate a human pandemic4.
Soundararajan et al.5, have made a prediction of the receptor-binding specificity of a representative pandemic H1N1 2009 virus, A/California/4/2009 (Cal/09). The authors took account of the differences in amino acid residues in the receptor binding site of Cal/09 from those of previous human H1N1 HAs and constructed homology-based HA-glycan structural complexes with "human-type" oligosaccharide receptors, namely sialyl oligosaccharides terminating with N-acetylneuraminic acid α2-6-linked to galactose (Neu5Acα2-6Gal), and "avian-type" terminating with Neu5Acα2-3Gal. From these models Soundararajan et al. predicted that Cal/09 would be able to make optimal contacts with α2-6-sialylated glycans, a feature shared with other human H1N1 HAs and, in addition, make contacts with α2-3 sialylated glycans. However, features governing the receptor specificity of HA are complex and it is not always possible at present to draw definitive conclusions merely from sequence analysis and homology modelling studies.
We have compared directly, by carbohydrate microarray analysis, the receptor-binding characteristics of two isolates of the novel pandemic H1N1 virus, Cal/09 and A/Hamburg/5/2009 (Ham/09), with those of a seasonal human H1N1 virus, A/Memphis/14/96-M (Mem/96), as representative of a virus well adapted to humans6. As the HA of the novel H1N1 pandemic virus originated from a virus similar to "triple reassortant" swine H1N1 viruses, we compared one such example, A/Iowa/1/2006 (Iowa/06), isolated from a human infection3, and an 'older' close relative of classical swine H1N1 viruses, A/New Jersey/76 (NJ/76), the human isolate which initiated the concern of a pandemic threat in 19767.
Our analysis system8,9 is based on the neoglycolipid (NGL) technology, which has been validated as an effective approach for presenting oligosaccharides for carbohydrate ligand assignments, not only for soluble carbohydrate-binding proteins but also for whole cells, bacteria10 and virus-like particles11 that express carbohydrate-binding proteins many of which have low affinities. The special advantage of the lipid-linked probes non-covalently presented on nitrocellulose matrix is their clustered state and an element of mobility that confer high avidity. Eighty six sequence-defined oligosaccharide probes were incorporated (Supplementary Table 1). These included eighty sialyl-terminating oligosaccharide probes with differing backbone types, chain lengths and branching patterns, also various sialylation, fucosylation and sulphation patterns, representative of N- and O-glycans and glycolipids. Six neutral probes served as negative controls.
We observed a clear distinction between the receptor-binding repertoire of the pandemic H1N1 viruses Cal/09 and Ham/09 and that of the seasonal virus Mem/96 (Fig. 1). The Cal/09 and Ham/09 viruses bound not only to the majority of α2-6-linked sialyl sequences included irrespective of the backbone chain length and type, but they also bound to a considerable range of α2-3-linked sialyl sequences. In contrast, Mem/96 bound exclusively to α2-6-linked sialyl sequences, and the binding was almost always to those with tetrasaccharide or longer backbones irrespective of the backbone type (type 1, Galβ1-3GlcNAc or type 2, Galβ1-4GlcNAc; Supplementary Table 1 and Supplementary Fig. S1). Even at a high virus concentration, no binding to the α2-3-linked sialyl sequences was observed (Supplementary Fig. S2). Features of the differential binding between the pandemic H1N1 viruses and the seasonal H1N1 virus Mem/96 are highlighted in Table 1 with selected probes that have closely related backbone sequences.
Although overall, the strongest binding of the H1N1 pandemic viruses was to α2-6-linked sialyl sequences, binding of Cal/09 to some of the α2-3-linked sialyl sequences was comparable to that of the corresponding α2-6-linked sialyl probes, notably probes 18 and 20, based on disaccharide backbones, and 40, based on a branched hexasaccharide-backbone. Also in this relatively high binding category were sialyl Lewisx-related probes 22 and 29, with di- and tetra-saccharide backbones, and the sulphated sialyl-Lewisx probe 35 with sulphate on N-acetylglucosamine (Supplementary Table 1). Thus our results using viruses are in accord with the prediction5 of dual specificity based on modelling of the HA protein of the Cal/09 virus. They contrast with those reported by Maines et al.12 who examined the binding of the soluble recombinant HA of Cal/09 to a limited set of biotinylated sialyl (poly)N-acetyllactosamine probes presented on immobilized streptavidin. The authors detected binding to an α2-6-linked sialyl sequence with tetrasaccharide backbone, but little or no binding to α2-3-linked sialyl probes with di-, tetra- or hexasaccharide backbones or to an α2-6-linked probe with a disaccharide backbone. As the affinities of individual HA molecules for their oligosaccharide receptors are low, multivalent interaction with receptors is necessary for high affinity cooperative binding of virus. Thus differences in clustering of the probes10, on the one hand, and of the HAs, presented on virus rather than as antibody complexes12, on the other, are likely to account in part for the apparent higher avidity of binding in the present experiments.
Some differences between the two pandemic H1N1 isolates were, however, apparent in our analyses (Fig. 1, Table 1, Supplementary Table 1 and Fig. S1): Cal/09 bound more strongly overall to α2-3-linked sialyl sequences and it bound to several short sequences (disaccharide backbones), for example probes 8, 10, 12 and 20, that gave little or no binding with Ham/09. Moreover, Cal/09 bound to α2-8-linked polysialyl sequences as found on brain ganglioside GD3 (probes 70/71) and at the outer arms of N-glycans of the neural cell adhesion molecule N-CAM (probes 75-84). These differences were less apparent when lower concentrations of virus were used, whereupon binding was predominantly to α2-6-linked sialyl probes and only weak binding to the α2-3-linked probes 27-29 could be discerned (Supplementary Fig. S3). There are three amino acid differences between the HAs of Ham/09 and Cal/09, S83P, A197T and V321I, which may account, at least in part, for these differences in binding. Whereas the residues in Cal/09 are less common, the sequence of Ham/09 is representative of the consensus sequence for the majority of recently circulating H1N1 pandemic viruses.
The patterns of receptor binding of the pandemic H1N1viruses, Cal/09 and Ham/09, were similar overall to those observed for the "triple reassortant" H1N1 virus Iowa/06 and the 'classical swine' H1N1 virus NJ/76 (Fig. 1, Table 1, Supplementary Table 1 and Fig.S1), except that binding to α2-3-linked 4-O-acetylated sialyl probes 15/16 was observed only with the latter two viruses. This form of sialic acid has been identified in a number of animal species and in trace amounts in humans. The binding pattern of X31, a reassortant virus containing the HA and neuraminidase (NA) of A/Aichi/2/68 (H3N2) from the 1968 pandemic, also showed similarities to those of the two pandemic H1N1 isolates, with preferential binding to α2-6-linked and lower binding to the α2-3-linked sialyl sequences (Fig. 1, Table 1, Supplementary Table 1 and Fig. S1). The pattern of binding to the α2-3 sequences was more reminiscent of Ham/09, whereas the α2-8 binding resembled Cal/09, but was more apparent even at low concentrations of virus (Supplementary Figure S5).
These results indicate that no major change in receptor binding specificity of the HA was required for the emergent pandemic virus to acquire human-like characteristics and become established in the human population. Other factors are likely to have contributed to the sustained human-to-human transmission of the pandemic H1N1 viruses in contrast to the sporadic infections by swine viruses. For example, acquisition of a novel NA by genetic reassortment2 may have provided better complementarity between the functional characteristics of the HA and NA of the emergent virus13.
The broader specificity for α2-3-in addition to α2-6-linked receptors is also pertinent to the greater virulence of the pandemic virus than seasonal influenza viruses observed in animal models, and its capacity to cause severe and fatal disease in humans, despite the generally mild nature of most infections. Binding to α2-3-linked receptors is thought to be associated with the ability of influenza viruses to infect the lower respiratory tract where there is a greater proportion of α2-3-relative to α2-6-sialyl glycans14, although long chain α2-3-linked sialyl (poly-N-acetyllactosamine) sequences are present in ciliated bronchial epithelial cells in humans where they are the receptors for another human pathogen, Mycoplasma pneumoniae15,16. The differences in receptor binding between the 2009 pandemic and the seasonal H1N1 viruses may therefore account, at least in part, for the higher virus replication and greater pathology reported in the lungs of ferrets, mice and non-human primates infected with pandemic viruses, compared to contemporary seasonal viruses12,17,18.
We thank M.S. Stoll for the microarray data analysis, storage and presentation software, and C. Herbert for assistance in preparation and characterization of the oligosaccharides and lipid-linked probes. S. Baumgarte is acknowledged for the clinical specimen from which A/Hamburg/5/2009 was isolated. We are grateful to H.-D. Klenk for helpful discussions and critical reading of the manuscript. This work was supported by grants from Wellcome Trust (WT085572MF) to T.F., A.H. and M.M.; UK Medical Research Council (G0600512), Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BB/G000735/1), NCI Alliance of Glycobiologists for Detection of Cancer and Cancer Risk (U01 CA128416), UK Research Councils' Basic Technology InitiativeTranslational Grant (EP/G037604/1) to T.F.; and the European Union FP6 projects FLUPATH and FLUINNATE to M.M. A.H. and S.W. are supported by the UK Medical Research Council, and A.S.P. is a fellow of the Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (SFRH/BPD/26515/2006, Portugal).
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My Portfolio Reflection
1. How would you describe your writing at the beginning of the year and how would you describe it now?
I would describe my writing as very youthful and tacky at the beginning of seventh grade. Now I feel that my writing is a lot more mature. My writing is now more fact filled and more grammatically correct.
2. What do you consider your writing strengths? Explain.
I feel like my strengths are writing a hook and painting a picture. It is easy for me to tell a story and fill it with details. I am a story-lover myself so I know what catches people's attention in a story.
3. What writing skills do you need and/or want to continue to develop next year? Explain.
I would like to continue beefing up my grammar skills and factual context. I feel like I focus a little too much on the story aspect of writing and need to focus more on grammar.
4. What piece of writing from this year best captures your growth as a writer and thinker? Explain why.
I fell that my Hero's Journey Essay best captures my growth as a writer. This essay both includes a little story but still has many quotes and grammar parts.
5. What piece of writing from this year are you most proud of? Explain why.
I am most proud of my Final Holocaust Letter because it is a full on story. It allowed me to use imagination to form characters and stories.
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Hero's Journey Essay
Superheros are stereotypically adults with supernatural powers. But those movie characters do not really experience loss and sacrifice of a real hero. A social split creates a large rivalry in a small Ohio town. Greasers are constantly being jumped by Socs. One incident causes two friends to flee for safety. The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton is a monomyth because Ponyboy follows the Hero's Journey.
Ponyboy experiences The Separation from the Known when his friend, Johnny, kills a Soc, Bob, in a small fight and the two involuntarily run away. Ponyboy faces the fact the fact that Johnny has, "'...really killed him...'" (57). In the Hero's Journey, The Separation from the Known is when the hero is away from everyday life and outside of his or her comfort zone. In The Outsiders, Ponyboy involuntarily runs away with Johnny when he kills Bob, thus he is away from everyday life. This brings Ponyboy into a new world of an old church and the fear of discovery. This quote stands for the shock Ponyboy is in when he finds out about the situation and the need to run. He is thrown into an uncomfortable situation where he has to take actions that he does not want to do. This leads Ponyboy to want to justify this and return to everyday life.
In conclusion, S.E. Hinton has written a monomyth by leading the main character, Ponyboy, onto a Hero's Journey in the book The Outsiders. Ponyboy lives though the different stages of the Hero's Journey. After this journey, he has grown physically and psychologically and views life in a different way. Ponyboy learns about the sacrifice and loss of a real-world hero.
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Dear Emily,
I am so glad to have someone to share my feelings with. I am still so stunned of what has happened. It all still feels like a dream. I am also sad to crush your hopes, but Karla is… not able to write to you. I am Viktoria, her older step-sister. The events of the past year have been devastating.
Karla and I had been getting used to life in the Natzweiler concentration camp. Karla even met a boy. Garrick was his name. I approved of him. He was good-looking, bright and quite the gentleman. They were happy together, they were able to find the little joy left in the world and hold onto it. In about September of 1944, Karla and I were separated sent to different sub-camps. Natzweiler turned out to be a lot larger than I expected. It was only after two months that I was then transferred to the same camp as her. That's when she told me what had happened to the sweet, caring boy.
"The boys and the girls were separated," she had said. "Garrick refused to let go of me, it went so far that he had punched an officer in the face. Broke his nose maybe even. There was another man nearby, had a different uniform. I don't know what he was but he had a gun. Before I knew it, Garrick fell to the ground, his warm grip still tight around my fingers. Blood was seeping through his shirt. All he could say was 'I love you' and...and…"
By now she was sobbing so hard I could barely hear her words. It truly broke my heart and anyone who was listening. Karla rarely said anything after that night. This lasted till March of this year, when quiet life was loudly disrupted. We told to evacuate immediately and start marching behind some SS trucks, and that's exactly what we shouldn't have done. Karla and I marched for days and weeks, I think it may have even been a whole month. There was so little food, the once strong and healthy Karla, had been decreased to a skeleton. We have been marching towards another concentration camp named Dachu. We had been there for only a week when we were forced on another "Death" march, as many people have named it.
There are no words to describe how terrible it was. I was so weak everyone was sure that I wouldn't make it. I'm positive I wouldn't have either if it weren't for Karla. She started giving me large portions of her own food. I wouldn't take it at first but she had threatened to throw it away if I didn't eat it. So that's what I did. I took my little sister's food. I killed my little sister. I was so caught up in myself that I didn't notice how weak she had become.
Later on in March, The Americans had caught up with us. By now the Nazi soldiers have left us, felt like the cowards they always were. We were finally free! Karla and I were so ecstatic that we started jumping up and down. That's when she fell. She fell hard. That was also when I realized what I had done. Karla was so weak that she couldn't even say her last words. She had hit her head on a rock, where a large blood stain still covers one side of it. I had stayed there, holding her cold body until dark when I was forced inside the tent the Americans had set up. They told me they were going to take care of her. I was still so stunned to say anything.
I was nursed back to health and when I was ready, they showed me Karla. They had fixed her up, made her the beautiful Karla everyone knew. They offered to bury her in the graveyard they had created but I said no. I wanted her to come back with me. Then they showed me her "Book of Memories", that was hidden under her clothes. I didn't read it. I wanted to share it with any surviving family or friends that I knew. A week later, I was on a train back to Luxembourg. Her casket was one of the many in the cargo, their weeping family scattered throughout the train. There was a smell of sadness and grief settling above us.
The first week back was not the most joyous. My family was still in hiding. They knew the war was over, they just didn't have any where to go. Lukus wasn't there either. He had typhus and nobody knew until he died. Mother was bedridden with grief over the loss of her only two children. I knew that she blamed me for Karla's death but there was nothing I could do.
Yesterday was the worst of all. We had friends, and cake. But nothing about it was heart-warming at all. Everyone was silent for this one day. It would have been Karla's sixteenth birthday.
Even though Karla wasn't my biological sister, it was hard not to love her to bits and pieces. I understand that Eva and her had been really close. I am so sorry for her and for you. I do admit that I was skeptical to write to you, when I received your letter. I was afraid it was some kind of joke. But that soon changed. Why don't you come to Luxembourg? Our family would gladly take you in as one of us. We really need to be cheered up and I'm sure you would do just that.
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Easy Bake Pumpkin PuddingRecipes, Snacks and Treats
Whenever I make pumpkin puree to make pumpkin pudding or another dish that requires this ingredient, I tend to make a lot and freeze it. I find this helpful because the process from start to finish takes at least two hours from slicing and removing the seeds, to baking, to cooling, to finally scooping out the flesh and pureeing in the food processor. This way, I will usually have plenty of smooth pumpkin puree handy and ready to go anytime I need it.
Being super efficient is the only way I manage to stay sane cooking as much as I do 24/7 along with everything else I need to take care of on a daily basis for my family. I'm sure so many of you reading this can relate!
Pumpkin puree is an essential ingredient in my kitchen and not just for making pumpkin pie either. It can be used as a healthy thickener for soups (the kids won't even know it's there), muffins, bread, cookies, and other yummy desserts like this latest recipe for pumpkin pudding.
Warm pudding is the ultimate comfort food to me. In fact, now that I think about it, I probably have more recipes for pudding on this blog than practically any other dish! Here are the ones to date in case you are a pudding fan too:
- Homemade Vanilla Pudding (with video how-to)
- Egg Custard Pudding
- Bread and Butter Pudding
- Jello Pudding (with video how-to)
- Macademia Nut Pudding
- Thai Custard Pudding
- Homemade Chocolate Pudding
- Russian Custard
- Coconut Milk Pudding
The recipe for pumpkin pudding below is the tenth one on this blog, and given that I am frequently experimenting with other ways to serve pudding, I will have more healthy recipes to post in the future. This particular recipe for pumpkin pudding which is dairy free to boot is perfect for when you need a crustless pie recipe to serve when your Paleo friends are coming to dinner or just for when you are cutting back on the carbs for whatever reason. It is also a great way to get more veggies into your children.
The best thing about this recipe is that you bake it in the oven unlike the vanilla and chocolate pudding recipes above, for example, which require you to be near the stove to frequently stir the mixture to thicken properly. With pumpkin pudding, you mix it up, put it in the oven, set the timer, and go do other things while it bakes. So, it is a great pudding to make when you are short on time, which for me, is the typical scenario.
Although I haven't tried it myself (yet), I am pretty sure you could substitute sweet potato for the pumpkin if you wanted and make a sweet potato pudding instead. This hunch is based on my experience making this sweet potato casserole (sugar free) which has a similar consistency after it is baked.
I do hope you enjoy it!
Easy Bake Pumpkin Pudding Recipe
2 cups of baked pumpkin (any seasonal variety works well. I used sugar pie pumpkin in this recipe).
3 eggs
14 oz organic, whole coconut milk (homemade, canned or tetrapak). Feel free to substitute whole dairy cream as desired.
1/3 – 2/3 cup evaporated cane sugar
2 tsp ground organic cinnamon
1 tsp ground organic ginger
1 tsp ground organic cloves
1 tsp ground organic nutmeg
1 tsp ground organic allspice
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
4-6 drops stevia extract (optional, consider using if you used 1/3 cup sugar)
Slice pumpkin in half, remove the seeds and bake, skin side up, in a glass pan filled with 1 inch of filtered water at 400ºF/ 204ºC for about one hour or until a fork pokes very easily through the softened pumpkin skin.
Scoop out the thoroughly softened pumpkin flesh and puree in a food processor until smooth. If you make a lot, you may freeze extra in 1 pint or quart containers for easy thawing/baking later. Click here for a 1 minute video on how to make pumpkin puree.
Mix pumpkin puree, sugar, coconut milk and spices in a large, glass bowl with a whisk. Your mixture will look something like this:
Add lightly beaten eggs. Mix until just combined.
Pour into a glass baking dish and bake at 375ºF/ 191ºC for about 1 hour or until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean.
Cool. Serve with real whipped cream or enjoy on it's own.
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Update: False claim by anti-illegal immigration student
Very, very stupid. The girl who claimed she was attacked for her anti-illegal immigration homework apparently fabricated the entire attack:
Athens Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Fred Hayes will hold a press conference at 2:45 p.m. today to address a recent incident involving an alleged attack on a student.Hayes said the school is nearing the end of the investigation and said one student will face charges stemming from the case. When asked if the young woman's claim she was attacked by a large group of students could be substantiated, Hayes said the information will come out in the press conference, but that the student charged will be charged with "false claim."
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13 year old Melanie Bowers is having charges filed against her by Athens ISD today through the Henderson County District Attorney's office for filing a false report, said Athens ISD officials today.
Bowers had claimed that she was beaten and threatened by a group of students at Athens ISD last Friday for creating a protest sign saying, "If you love our nation, stop illegal immigration."
After the incident, administrators reviewed videotapes of the incident – which instead of showing students beating her, instead showed Bowers scratching herself on her arm. Some students reportedly threw her project into the trash, but no physical attacks or threats were substantiated.
Bowers' parents have reportedly apologized to school administrators for their daughter and Bowers' father is agreeing with the charges against her.
KLTV 7 News will have a video exclusive of the tape from Athens ISD tonight on KLTV 7 News at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00 pm.
Most hate crimes hoaxes on campus have been committed by lefties, but there are publicity hounds on all parts of the political spectrum.
And they all reek.
Commenter PBoilermaker: "Unfortunately, this type of false claim will, as usual, get far more MSM coverage and gloating condemnation than any of the same from the other side of the ideological spectrum."
Ain't it the truth.
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iMainGo XP Portable iPad Home Theatre
Apr 11, 2012
By Greg Gazin - Apple Gazin' - G4 Canada
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Home Theatre and portability might be a contradiction in terms, but that seems to be the best way to describe the iMainGo XP by Portable Sound Labs, a battery operated amplified speaker system that does double-duty as a protective iPad case.
It's a black plastic case with a soft rubberized finish that measures 10.2"x7.6" x 1.5" in a closed position and weighs 2 lbs. There are cutouts in the case so you have access to your doc and iPad controls. There's even a little clear plastic window in the back, keeping the Apple logo visible through the case so onlookers know you're using the real thing.
Built-In Digital Amplifier
The unit itself has an LED power indicator, a power switch that controls the company's SX149 10 watt built-in digital amplifier, as well as a port for your AC adapter (included).
There are 2 built in headphone jacks, which I found a little perplexing at first since this is a speaker system. However interestingly enough, if you plug into the 2nd jack only, the external speakers will remain on. This allows the user to hook up and daisy chain additional speakers to the system.
From the closed position, two sliders, positioned on the top and bottom slide horizontally to unlock the case allowing you to reveal, like opening French doors, four titanium coned neodymium high output speakers, 2 on each side.
The satin-finished bottom is where the iPad is designed to sit in landscape-mode and when propped up offers a miniature home-theatre system. (It was originally designed for the original iPad, so iPad 2 owners can use the secondary cradle that snaps into the existing one.)
There is no built-in stand per-se, although the unit will stand up if the speakers are folded out at about a 45-degree angle. A foldable stand is supplied to prop up your iMainGo XP and can be adjusted for the right viewing angle. You can also use the stand with the iPad by itself. In either case you'd need to remember to take it with you.
Sound gets from your iPad to the sound system, not via Bluetooth as one might have expected, but via an extremely short 3.5mm male to male cable.
Watching a movie, the sound experience and stereo separation is quite respectable given the actual size of the drivers. It makes a huge difference and it's miles above just listening through the iPad's built-in speaker - as long as you are not pushing the volume to its maximum. As for music, its fine at average listening levels, but it's a little underpowered and a little light on the bass side if you're trying to pump up the jam!
Runs Battery-Powered for 6 hours
One of the coolest features and what makes it extremely versatile is its built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery. While sadly it won't outlast the iPad itself, you can watch a whole lot of YouTube - almost 6 hours before you need to recharge.
Bottom Line
Now iMainGo XP is not designed to entertain an entire hall full of people, but for the right person or small group and the right environment it certainly fits the build; its clever design offers an enhanced personal home theatre experience for your iPad while out on the road.
I did have one concern. While the two plastic sliders are a cool idea as a locking mechanism, you need to remember that both speakers need to fold in together at the same time and both locking mechanisms need to be put into place. At times, I felt there was undue pressure on them and if pushed a little too hard, they might snap.
The other thing to keep in mind is the case design keeps your iPad in landscape mode. Now this might be a pain, especially if you want to read an e-Book, which you'd expect to do in portrait mode or play a game that requires you to hold your iPad.
Future Considerations
In future designs, I'd like to see the possibility of having Bluetooth connectivity, a physical volume control on the side of the unit for quick and easy access and of course, a built-in stand. And for those who might want to crank up the tunes, maybe an upgraded model with a little more horsepower and battery-life that matches the iPad.
Nevertheless, if you do watch a lot of YouTube videos or maybe you want to give a presentation to a small group, you really can't go wrong with the iMainGo XP for iPad as your personal home theatre.
iMainGo XP for iPad by Portable Sound Labs is reasonably priced. It retails for $119.95 US. You can get it on-line or find one in your area with the where to buy locally search function.
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The article about Barry Bonds and Jose Canseco got me thinking about the Hall of Fame. In my opinion neither Barry Bonds, Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire, or any other roid head belongs in the Hall of Fame. They are not superior athletes but steroid induced machines. Their statistics are not a result of their ability, but the result of chemical inducements. Nothing destroys the integrity of the game more than performance enhancing drugs. There is no question in my mind that Pete Rose, on the other hand, does belong in the Hall. While gambling on baseball is a reprehensible act, he did that as a manager, not as a player. Every statistic he had he earned through talent and heart. Every statistic gained by Bonds and his merry band of roid ragers was earned in a chemical lab somewhere in California or South America. Here's one vote for "Charlie Hustle" for the Hall and a no vote for "Barry Fake Muscle."
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BETHANY BEACH, Del. - The University of Pennsylvania men's golf team defeated 24 other teams to win the George Washington Invitational this weekend. The event was held at the par-72 Bear Trap Dunes GC in Bethany Beach, Del.
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Three years ago, the Connecticut football team beat West Virginia in overtime, so then-Huskies Coach Randy Edsall celebrated accordingly. He skipped around the sideline and waved his arms like a third base coach. He bent low and swung his fist upwards – think Tiger Woods with a headset – with such delight that some brilliant YouTube user slowed everything down, laid Soulja Boy atop the footage and got 4,500 people to watch.
A similar situation unfolded Saturday afternoon in Blacksburg, Va., after Terps quarterback C.J. Brown scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime against Virginia Tech. Again, Edsall sprung from the sideline, arms raised and mouth wide open, looking for anyone and everyone to hug . Another YouTube user – prolific WaPo commenter Barno1, in fact — dubbed the "Chariots of Fire" theme over the slow-mo footage. That video is nearing 8,000 views.
Through nearly three years in College Park, Edsall hadn't found much reason to celebrate like that, as the Terrapins haven't sniffed bowl eligibility since the season before he arrived in 2011. So is that a look his players have even seen?
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"I didn't really do much during the day," Edsall said. "I felt like I needed to get some exercise at the end, so I felt like I would have a little bit of fun. Sometimes I show my emotions in different ways. I was just very happy for my kids in terms of what we were able to do."
Brown, who topped 100 yards rushing for the first time since Maryland's third game this season, stood behind Edsall during the video review and, upon hearing the confirmation, gave a subdued fist pump.
"I knew it was a touchdown, I knew it hit the pylon, none of my body parts touched the ground," Brown said. "I just see him running like a goofball out there, hands jumping in the air and everyone's just going nuts. It was an exciting time.
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In the meantime the nuclear power industry has been set back for quite some time. A year after the disaster only 2 of Japan's nuclear plants are online. Although throughout Asia is racing to complete as many as 60 new nuclear reactors, the Japanese may be more accurately pointing to the future.
They may not have come fully accepting of the fate that awaits them, they have moved closer to a smaller, aging population with a steady-state economy. Something with world desperately needs more of.
In his book "Collapse" Jared Diamond explores why human cultures meet their own ends. He also gives examples of how a few isolated island civilizations came to be durable and self-sustaining over a long history. The only large community he found that achieved that end was Japan prior to European contact. Yes it was royalist. Yes it was isolationist. Yes it was xenophobic. But the Japanese managed a highly evolved culture over centuries without destroying their island environment.
With no coal or petroleum the Japanese won't be able to have a 21st Century industrial economy without nuclear power. But they cannot afford nuclear power and the world cannot afford an 21st century industrial economy.
We have had our own trouble. The unfixed aftermath of Katrina hitting New Orleans and the BP oil well disaster despoiling the Gulf of Mexico illustrate America's inability to deal with natural and man-made disaster. We are poorer because of it.
Let us hope the Japanese can show us a way in the dark.
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Thanks for this post, its an eye opener and I really appreciate your reflection on how Japan initially built itself up from minimal resources in the first place.
I love Japan and I am faithful that they can survive and turn this situation around.
I have faith in them delivering the people and Japan to a secure level of survival.
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