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This easy hike takes you to Bowman's Tower, through Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve, and then ends at historic soldier graves from 1776 at Washington Crossing State Park. It's a great hike with tons to see in a short distance.
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1625 River Rd, New Hope, PA, 18938, USA
If you have GPS device (I use this one by Garmin and I love it) for your hike, load the GPX file below into your device to navigate the hike. For help on loading the GPX file, read this article on converting and transferring to a Garmin GPS.
Also, don't rely on electronics as your sole means of navigation. There's a basic printable PDF map below, and I strongly picking up a good topo map too.
Once you're in Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve, you have some options. Below is the route I recommend, but you can really choose your own if there's something specific that you want to see. Just make sure you end up at the exit on the map below to continue the hike. The trails are all pretty well marked and the area is small, so it's hard to get lost on this hike.
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Love Your Melon Towson University Crew Visits Johns Hopkins Hospital
Situations such as the one in Baltimore, Maryland this week make it extremely necessary for therapeutic entertainment to be provided to children and families confined to their hospital rooms.
Our Towson University Crew visited Johns Hopkins Children's Center today. Dressed as superheroes, they went room to room visiting children battling cancer and giving them comfy hats. On their way out, they ran into this crew of soldiers guarding the hospital.
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I had wanted my career from the time I was 6 years old. I started saving for college as an young teen babysitter. I put myself through college, got my job, loved it.
Met my future husband, put him through college. He got a job in another state that did not have credential reciprocity and we could not afford for me go back to school with out of state tuition costs.
After a year we decided to start a family and I had always known I would, given my chosen career, either be a SAHM or not have children. We/I chose children.
My childhood was not good. In fact, it was horrible so I worried about my parenting abilities. But I LOVED being home with my children.
Was I a perfect mom? Absolutely not, who is? Did my children survive, turn out well? Yes!!!
My children are my greatest accomplishment. Even now, with some very real fallout from my choices(my marriage did not survive), if I had it to do over I would still choose to put my children first.
Each of us must search what path is best for us-- career only, career and kids, kids and no career. Each choice comes with rewards and pitfalls. There is always fear when looking at significant change. I say hope for the best, plan for the worst. Feel the fear and do it anyway.
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Today, something different: The story of a hero in the Revolutionary War, the Marquis de Lafayette.The following article is reprinted with permission from Image Books, publisher of The American Catholic Almanac by Brian Burch and Emily Stimpson. I've written before about the Almanac, and how much I enjoy its colorful stories of Catholics from all walks of life. I told the story of the Snowshoe Priest, Father Frederic Baraga, who carried the gospel message to the Chippewa tribe in upper Mi … [Read more...]
Lafayette: The American Patriot Who Wasn't Even an American Citizen
Kaci Hickox, Benevolent Servant Turned Egocentric Activist
Kaci Hickox, the nurse who recently returned from treating Ebola patients in West Africa, has ended her voluntary quarantine in Maine--demanding that the government and public health officials stop protecting the public's health and start protecting her right to have a good time.The Doctors Without Borders nurse feels that she's been unfairly discriminated against, and so has enlisted an attorney to defend her right to move about society. She broke out of her "voluntary confinement" … [Read more...]
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No doubt about it: Todd Starnes has a nose for news. His cutting-edge reports on Fox News expose religious discrimination in all its forms—in schools, in business, and in the public square. Starnes reveals the not-infrequent failure of our society to protect freedom of religion as guaranteed by our Constitution.But those daily news reports are embedded in other news of the day: happy stories of everyday citizens engaged in works of charity; weather alerts; political intrigue; movies and c … [Read more...]


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The Portland Trail Blazers and the Green Sports Alliance are proud to present the first annual Rip City Eco-Summit at the Moda Center, sponsored by Natureworks. We have gathered the best of the best for a behind the scenes look at their leadership in the greening of sports movement. Attendees will be able to network with sustainability focused community and business leaders, as well as learn from industry trailblazers about the role and importance of environmental, social and economic responsibility within sports and entertainment.
April 9, 2014
Panel #1 (10:30am-11:30am) – Greening of Sports
One of the most progressive environmental movements involves the greening of sports. Sports has always played a role in defining culture and the significance to represent our communities under the umbrella of environmental stewardship is a major driver of the industry. Attendees will hear firsthand account of the history and future role the movement is taking, along with getting updates from our leaders.
- Moderator: Martin Tull (Green Sports Alliance)
- Panelists: Darby Hoover (NRDC), Steve Mittal (University of Oregon), Justin Zeulner (Trail Blazers/Moda Center)
Panel #2 (11:30am-12:30pm) – The Story of Sustainable Food Operations
One of the most significant elements of sustainable operations and environmental enhancements involves the story of food. From sourcing food and beverage products, to the dining experience, to food-waste/composting…back to farmers, this journey is a magnificent example of sustainability. Attendees will hear how the Trail Blazers have provided industry leadership, through innovative vision and great partnerships.
- Moderator: Elaine Aye (Green Building Services)
- Panelists: Michael O'Donnell (Levy Restaurants - Moda Center), Pamela Lewis (Food Services of America), Steve Davies (Natureworks/Ingeo), Liz Start (Republic Services)
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Grandma Dolores' Irish Soda Bread
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I got this recipe from my grandmother, who is part Irish. I have always loved this soda bread recipe and make it every year for St. Patrick's Day. Even though the seeds are listed as optional, I consider them a key flavor. If you can't find them, it will taste be tasty bread, but I much prefer the caraway flavor in there.
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Fantastic recipe! I made it exactly as presented except didn't have currents/caraway seeds so used ~1/2 cup raisins. Delicious...every other recipe I've tried for Irish Soda Bread has been crumbly and dry, this was moist, crispy crust, beautiful color. Pouring the milk over the lemon juice resulted in a thick smooth result, gave bread a tangy flavor. Cannot say enough about your Grandma's recipe, absolutely perfect! Will make again and again, thanks so much! Served with Irish Stew...mmm....
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour, plus extra for kneading
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons sweet unsalted butter or 3 tablespoons margarine, cut into small pieces
- 1⁄4 cup golden raisins or 1⁄4 cup raisins
- 1⁄4 cup dried currant
- 2 teaspoons caraway seeds (optional)
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice or 2 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 1 cup milk (scant)
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- Place lemon juice into the bottom of a glass measuring cup and pour in enough milk to fill to the 1 cup mark-Do not stir!
- Leave milk on your counter for 1 hour- during this time, measure out all of your other ingredients, but wait to set out the butter until the last 15 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 350F and grease a round cake pan or pie plate.
- Sift together flour, baking soda, baking powder, sugar, and salt.
- Using a pastry blender or two knives, cut in the butter chunks until evenly mixed in and mixture looks grainy.
- Stir in dried fruits and caraway seeds.
- Pour the milk mixture into the bowl and stir with a wooden spoon until all ingredients are moistened- don't overmix.
- Dough will still be tacky at this point but will pick up more flour while kneading.
- Sprinkle some flour onto a flat surface and scape dough onto the floured surface; flour your hands and knead the dough gently until it forms a ball- no more than 2 minutes or you will toughen the dough, and it may be less than that depending upon the humidity of the day.
- (As long as it forms a ball, it can still be little sticky- this is different from yeast bread.) Place dough ball into prepared pan and flatten slightly into a thick disk.
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I was told the left and right lower control bushings are dry and cracked. I was also told that the left front-end linkage is broken. I don't have the money currently to have a shop do the repairs so was hoping it might be possible to do ourselves. Are there any special tools we need? Any information you can provide is greatly appreciated.
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The Inaugural exhibition of Minasian Textile Arts features tribal and court textiles from the rug-producing countries including Persia, Turkey, India, Pakistan, China, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Nepal and Morocco.
An exhibition highlighting the vanishing nomatic lifestyle of the tribes of Southern Persia through it's rugs, bags and weavings. Read HALI Magazine review, part 1. Read HALI Magazine review, part 2.
An exhibition of the tribal pieces and floor coverings of the Kurdish peoples. Read HALI Magazine review.
An exhibition featuring a fine assortment of the weavings of the Baluch tribes of Northeast Persia and West Afghanistan. Read HALI Magazine review.
This exhibition was the first showing devoted in it's entirety to Turkman rugs and weavings ever presented in the Chicago area. Read HALI Magazine review.
This exhibition featured 19 superb flatweaves, all but one being from the Joseph W. Fell collection. Read HALI Magazine review.


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If this one page a week isn't enough to slake your thirst for pet reportage, there are plenty of magazines on the market. According to the logic of newsagents' shelves, pet lovers keep company with wildlife enthusiasts and indoor hobbyists, which is why copies of Dog World are sometimes concealed behind Teddy Bear Collector. If your pet is bigger than a dog (a horse, say, or a goat), you're deemed to be in the "country pursuits" category and will therefore have to browse in the vicinity of Shooting Times.
The cat and dog glossies are jolly, happy places where pet owners (aka, "mums" and "dads") share their heart-warming tales and learn practical tips on fleas and the ins and outs of cat flaps. Your Cat, Your Dog, Dogs Today, Cat World and the like lure you in with free samples and cover headlines such as The Coil For Bitches and Pensioner Pussies. These magazines also have problem pages: "Can I stop my cat clawing my toes at 3am?" or "Can I stop my dog's repulsive eating habits?" The answer, delicately put by a panel of experts, is no.
Most equine publications, on the other hand, will make little sense to the uninitiated. Your Horse and Horse & Rider, for example, are strictly for people who can tell a pommel from a numnah. Pony, however, is a teen mag with horses in the place of boy bands. It even has pullout posters, photo stories (Jade has problems schooling Sausage) and fashion (wear your hair like your pony, so you can both look 100% gorgeous).
Practical Fishkeeping, meanwhile, is not a magazine you can flick through casually. It requires studious concentration and access to a very big dictionary. For example, the question "Are fish cold-blooded?" is answered with the reply "Fish are poikilothermic". That said, this magazine is a must-read if you're worried about curious lumps on your catfish or if you need to know "How to combat cannibalism". And last month's cover promised "Sex on the reef; the love lives of marine fish", which just goes to show that sex sells, even in the world of ichthyology.
The true specialist, however, eschews the newsagent altogether. The secrets of the show world are available only by subscription. Fur And Feather is dominated by the rabbit fancy, but also covers an assortment of small furry creatures such as gerbils, hamsters and rats, as well as feathery ones such as pigeons. It features articles on topics such as "Three centuries of the lop rabbit", together with endless pages of show results.
Fancy Fowl is another gem for the show enthusiast. At the Truro show, we learn, a white pekin pullet was expertly shown and "a useful old English game female led the hard feathered exhibits". A great day out, by all accounts.
Ferrets First is also available only by post - which, if nothing else, saves newsagents an awful lot of anguish over which section of their shelves to put it in. Country pursuits, perhaps? "There is nothing like a cold morning out in the fields with the ferrets." Or is it more pets and hobbies material? "Jerry is my best friend in the whole wide world," says one sweet-as-pie six-year-old pictured snuggled up in bed with her slippery pet.
And then there is Animal Fair: if Cosmopolitan and Your Dog were to mate, their offspring would look something like this American pet magazine with superstar glitz. There are fashion shoots (with dogs) and celebrity parties (with dogs); the advertisers have even added extra dog to their normal schtick - for example, a model and a dog promote L'Oréal, "because they're worth it". On the cover you'll find anything from "Kim Cattrall on sex, her career and her pets" to "Drew Barrymore - Dog Bless America". Such glamour is all very well, but you can't help thinking that, if pets could read, they'd probably be more interested in flea treatment than fashion.


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We suggest that all our customers review foreign office advice for Cambodia before travelling. Click here for the latest information from the foreign office.
UK visitors to Cambodia require a visa to enter the country and all travellers must have a passport valid for 6 months after their planned exit from Cambodia. Visas are obtained on arrival at the international airports (Siem Reap and Phnom Penh) and are valid for 30 days. The cost is USD30 (which needs to be paid in cash) and you are required to present one passport sized photo with your application.
The Riel is Cambodia's official currency, but US dollars are accepted everywhere (although ripped, torn, or old bills will not be accepted)
Banks are open Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 15:00 and Saturday morning until 12:00. In the major cities there are exchange bureaus and most hotels will change US dollars, although for other currencies it is usually necessary to visit a bank. Most hotels accept international credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard and travellers cheques can be easily cashed.
There are now international debit card and credit card-compatible ATMs in most major towns and cities. Small charges are sometimes levied on withdrawals. Larger sums can be withdrawn over the counter with some identification such as a passport.
Cambodia's national language is Khmer, which is also referred to as Cambodian. English is the first language among young students, while French is still spoken by some of the older generation. Chinese and Vietnamese are also widely spoken in urban areas and Thai is quite well understood in Western Cambodia.
While in Cambodia, you should never take photographs near airports and military bases, and always ask permission before taking pictures of people (particularly monks and religious figures). It is courteous to wear appropriate clothing when visiting religious sites, and although tipping for good service is not expected, it is appreciated in a country where income is very low compared to Western standards. Refrain from photographing monks when they are around temples or in alms giving ceremonies
Khmer New Year celebrations last for three days beginning on New Year's Day, which usually falls on April 13th or 14th. This is the end of the harvesting season, when farmers enjoy the fruits of their labor before the rainy season begins.
Despite its turbulent history, Cambodia is a safe country to visit. All tourist areas have been cleared of landmines with a comparatively small portion remaining in the more remote areas. As a global rule, never leave your belongings unattended and always maintain eye contact and a firm grip on cameras and shoulder bags
Rice and fish are the staple diet for most Cambodians. Local specialities include curries, a variety of soups, and traditional beef, pork and poultry dishes. The national dish is amok, which is fresh fish steamed with coconut, curry paste and lemongrass in a banana leaf. Fresh seafood is also available and is especially popular with visitors travelling to the coast. Chinese and Vietnamese cuisines are also common in Cambodia, as is a variety of western cuisine which can be found in abundance in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
It is not advisable to drink tap water but bottled mineral water is safe and available everywhere. All hotels provide a complimentary bottle of local mineral water per person in the room. Ice cubes in drinks is generally OK in good standard hotels and restaurants but it is best to avoid it on street stalls or in country areas.
Like most things in Cambodia, dining out can be fantastically cheap. Choose to snack from street vendors where you can enjoy local specialities for as little as 50p! A meal in a local Khmer restaurant will be more in the region of £3 - £4 per person. A meal in a smarter local restaurant or more international option will be slightly more expensive again: £5-£8 per person. If you choose to eat in a luxury hotel expect to pay in the region of £20 per person for lunch or £40 per person for dinner.
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Western style entertainment is easy to find in Cambodia. Phnom Penh and Siem Reap have a wealth of good restaurants and a large number of bars and some nightclubs. In the rest of the country, entertainment is still emerging, but some tourist-oriented restaurants and bars can be found in most tourist destinations in Cambodia.
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Trannies, psychics, prostitutes, and more analyze the most recent full-length released by Normal Love:
Carmen: Scream Too
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One Thursday night in March, two friends and I narrowly avoided being falsely incriminated in an underage prostitution sting operation. It all started, when I set out for a questionable night, with some audio gear, a point n' shoot Canon camera, and my old pocket knife in case things got weird. After mentioning an idea for a music review project, my friend and boss at the time, Grace, and her neighbor Chris — a taxi driver by trade — offered to go cruising around in a zip car with me for tranny prostitutes. I was hoping to play them some tracks of my solo music, and my band Normal Love off of an iPod while recording their opinions on what they heard.
Chris knew all the spots where people hooked. We headed uptown to about 125th street and 3rd ave. In that area, if you were a woman, walking by yourself, it meant only one thing. And if you were a man, it meant three things. It was the bleakest of the bleak.
I saw one of the scariest specimens of human life that night; this muscular-looking male prostitute, wearing a black bandit hat and cape. After making eyes at us, he ducked in to a pedestrian tunnel with a John.
Then we saw this one young girl hooking on the corner. The three of us slowed down, and pondered her as a surveyee for this music-interview project for a few moments. Then, we all realized that she looked WAY too young. Imagine if a cop drove by, and took us in for soliciting a minor. SHIT, we thought. We kept driving. We drove around and saw a few women hooking on various corners. I thought to myself, these people would definitely do this project, but they just looked so down on their luck. We were driving around the neighborhood in circles, when we came across the same underage girl again. We noticed just around the corner, obscured from John-soliciting-dar, were two police cars, with lights turned off, waiting silently to bust the next piece of shit to approach her. We drove off.
PHEWWW, we said, and kept driving. The cops were just around the corner, and if this wasn't a sting operation waiting for us, it was a huge coincidence.
It was about 2:30 A.M..The vibe in the car between the three of us was a bit defeatist. We couldn't find anyone that seemed right for the job. Better go find some exhibitionist-y, in your face trannies in lower Manhattan, we thought, as the scene uptown was GRIM. We didn't want to have anything to do with it, even if we were simply paying those people to listen to music, and not, you know, give us sex in exchange for our money.
When we headed back downtown, we found much more luck. First, we saw a weird yuppie-looking couple in the West Village, walking passed our car at a red light. The man yelled at the female in a very sober voice, "Feebie, your vagina is OUT OF CONTROL." He gave us a weird look as if we were the mutants, and kept walking. Then we see a few tute-ish-looking candidates for the interview, including this future-drogenous Thriller-extra of a thing. Trudging along like a star-trek alien-slut, she was our gal, but she slinked away. We drove around for a while looking for her, turning every single corner, until BAMMM, we came across Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Walking down the street, I ran out of the car at him.
"Excuse me, Phillip Seym"
"HuhhQuaaaa" he belts out, interrupting my name -call.
He gave me the cold shoulder and walked away. I still don't know how to explain the sound he made at me, but it was somewhere between a duck's quack, and a karate sound.
We continued on. Chris told us how surprised he was that there weren't way more trannies hooking around lower Manhattan, as they were usually buy one get one free in the West Village at that time of night. Then, when we were stopped at a red light, finally, we found Carmen.
I popped out of the car and explained to her the details of the project, offering $20 to just listen to some music and talk about it, and then have her photo taken and published online.
"Yeah ok, sure. You're not a cop, are you?"
I said, "No. we don't want any sex, in any form. It's just a straight-up the music project."
Then she got in. This is what she said about the music:
C I think of a stage play. I don't know if you saw Scream 2 before?
H98.6 Yeah, I did.
C But I just think of that scene, where Neve Campbell's a theater student, and she's doing her rehearsal for the performance. That's what I thought of. That's what I think of.
H98.6 That's good.
C Cassandra, that's the character and the play [in Scream 2]. See, I'm into my movies. I'm a horror-type, fan. I'm thinking about Carrie, and the scene in the school, when she just starts making s$%t happen. That's what I'm thinking about right now. That's what this song is like.
H98.6 Are you into Sissy Spacek?
[More music being played…]
C It reminds me of the busy streets of New York…
H98.6 Yeah?
C Construction. Non-stop. Just, the city never sleeps. Yeah, ta haha, it gives me….New York.
C It's very kitchen…like pots and pans. I know this sound, because I'm a very eclectic person, myself. I'm trying to think of the sound. It sound like a piece of foil. There's a type of paper that make that same sound.
[More music being played…]
C I think, like, Cirque du Soleil.
H98.6 You know that they're doing The Eternal Michael Jackson, Cirque du Soleil right now?
C Oh, lord.
H98.6 I just saw this poster and it's this weird image of MJ's face with all of these dancers and saxophones exploding out of it. It looks good.
[More music playing…]
C OK. Now I'm hearing like modern dance.
[More music playing…]
C Very Lady Gaga-ish.
Born in the basement of a Radio Shack off the Jersey Turnpike, HONDA 98.6 of Normal Love is a poser born in the year 2085. He survived a post-present Verizon-ocracy via a childhood of fist fights, food stamps, and fender amps. Things he's into: Verizon babes, scrambled head banging, Dorito sunburns, Zapp and Roger, Test Department, Screamin Jay Hawkins…You get the picture.
Psychic Tanya
by HONDA 98.6 of Normal Love
As I trolled around my former residence of almost 5 years in South Brooklyn for the trashiest psychic I could find, I went from storefront to storefront. seeking out any neon sign that mentioned the words "psychic," 'tarot card," or "palm reading."
You'd be surprised at how hard it is to get a professional mystic to agree to listen to some music on an iPod for a price, and give you their cosmic analysis of it. I must have been rejected by 3 or 4 of the most rundown looking clairvoyant businesses in the remote neighborhoods of Bensonhurst and Bath Beach, Brooklyn, before finally coming across Psychic Tanya on 86th street. She was miraculously down to do it, and said the reason the others rejected me was because "no real gypsy would ever let you take her picture" (taking a photo of the listener was a necessary component of the project).
Here is her take on some of my solo music and my band, Normal Love.
PT It sounds scary
H98.6 It is scary ?
PT Yeah…No no I don't do that. No no, I don't like evil stuff. I fight evil…Ya know what this is? Drug music.
H98.6 Drug music?
PT You understand what I'm talking about?
H98.6 Yeah.
PT I'm a mother, I wouldn't agree on that…I like this part. There's some parts I like, some parts I don't. There was one part I didn't like that was scary – the first one you put on, but I can't lie. It's nice, but it's not for me. I feel like you can get hypnotized by it.
H98.6 That would maybe be a compliment.
PT No. We invoke Jesus' name. You know what it sounds like? You know when a band's getting ready to start? They have to get warmed up or something. Yeah like a tune up they're getting warmed up like a band. That's what it sound like.
H98.6 Haha.
PT You're here to hear me listen to this. That's not a very good thing what you're doing, I'm telling you. Lemme tell you why. I'm not a DJ. I don't do songs.
H98.6 That's the whole point. BECAUSE you're not.
PT OK It's interesting. You wanna see what other people have to say about it.
H98.6 Exactly, exactly. I don't care about DJ's. There's too many people making music, talking about music.
PT And I wouldn't want my son to hear it either, because I have one that has a drug habit and in rehab. And this right now? It's offensive to me, but I don't want to hurt your feelings. It's nice, I like it, but I wouldn't want my kids to hear it. You understand? I got four suns. The youngest one is 18.
[Listening more]
PT This is good for theater. Its nice for restaurants. Its nice I'm not gonna lie.
H98.6 It could be anything. There's no wrong answer. You could hate it. You could love it.
PT How do I know? This is not the music I [usually] hear. I hear Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, Barry White. It sounds like it's in a movie, and the movie's going through a jungle, You understand what I mean, like through a jungle, like seeing cave people. That's what it sounds like.
H98.6 Cool. OK. And then one more passage.
PT I'm sorry I'm not giving you the right advice but that's what I think it sounds like…
[Listens more]… Belly dancers will maybe dance to it, I don't know. We bring belly dancers to weddings.
H98.6 Where are you going to weddings?
PT Gypsy weddings. When my sons get married or my friends get married or relatives.
H98.6 Yeah, I'm not married. I'm probably not gonna get married for a while.
PT My husband can help you with this. Want me acks him?
H98.6 No, I'm not looking to get married. I wanna be single for a while.
PT No haha not for marriage, my husband can help you with the songs! He's good at these type of things. …
H98.6 OH! Hahaha. No I want your opinion…You know, less and less marriage happens these days. 40% of people are born out of wedlock.
PT What's that?
H98.6 Only 40% of people are born to people who aren't married.
PT A woman don't even need a husband no more, they just go up to the sperm bank, come home, and they're pregnant…[Trying to give a reading] So you do have a temper, you do get along with people, and you also hold a lot of feelings inside. Sometimes you give more to other people than what you give to yourself.
H98.6 That's maybe true?
PT Not maybe true, it is the truth. But be careful in the long run, not to spend too much time with other people because you might hurt the ones you love.
H98.6 Right.
PT Like your mother, your father, your husband, your wife, your children, You pay attention to other people, help them, but don't just concentrate on other people and leave them behind. 'Cause you give so much dedication to other people you forget about the one's you love.
H98.6 Yeah.
PT Could I continue your reading?
H98.6 I'd rather my fortune be a surprise.
PT You're one of those types, you're scared?
Born in the basement of a Radio Shack off the Jersey Turnpike, HONDA 98.6 of Normal Love is a poser born in the year 2085. He survived a post-present Verizon-ocracy via a childhood of fist fights, food stamps, and fender amps. Things he's into: Verizon babes, scrambled head banging, Dorito sunburns, Zapp and Roger, Test Department, Screamin Jay Hawkins…You get the picture.
Tiffany works at Andy's Hair Salon on 18th Ave in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
H98.6 so, what do you think?
T It sounds like a village dancing. Sometime for the holiday, like some kind of festival. And then they have people, like 10 or 20, go around in a circle. They have a mask and a costume. Something like that, haha.
[More music playing…]
T Haha, the music's funny. It feel like when you playing a game, and the music's coming on and off, on and off, on and off, that you feel like you freeze all the time.
H98.6 Like a video game?
T Right. So it's not like music, it's more like game music.
H98.6 But it's freezing all the time.
T It's pulsing on, off, on, off.
H98.6 Is there a specific video game that you're thinking of?
T Um, I would say Diablo. It's a computer game.
H98.6 Oh I think i remember it. When is it from?
T I would say '98. The year 2000 the second one come out.
This one sound a little bit like scary-themed. That you have, um, imagining that it's real but it's not. How you call that?
H98.6 When you're imagining something?
T You feel like you see something but people don't see them
H98.6 Hallucinating ? Like you're on drugs?
T Yeah.
T This one sounds like the pre-concert. Before the singer starts to sing the song, and in the middle, like for 5 or 7 minutes there are instruments and women dancing. In Hong Kong. They play this kind of music in between [singing]. They (the musicians) give the singer a break.
[More Music playing]
T It sounds like Chinese funeral music.
[More music playing…]
T It sounds like a speaker that's praying. Like a church theme. Like church song, but that one's for individual not for whole group.
[More music playing…]
T I have no idea. No, the music doesn't sound right.
Born in the basement of a Radio Shack off the Jersey Turnpike, HONDA 98.6 of Normal Love is a poser born in the year 2085. He survived a post-present Verizon-ocracy via a childhood of fist fights, food stamps, and fender amps. Things he's into: Verizon babes, scrambled head banging, Dorito sunburns, Zapp and Roger, Test Department, Screamin Jay Hawkins…You get the picture.


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7.01am Camden High Street A400
7.06am Crowndale Road B512
7.10am Pancras Road A5202
7.11am St Pancras Gardens
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7.52am Euston Road A501
7.53am York Way A5203
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7.57am New Wharf Road
7.58am All Saints Street
8.00am Caledonian Road A5203
8.08am Offord Road
8.15am Liverpool Road B515/Highbury Station Road
8.18am Upper Street A1
8.35am St John Street A401
8.37am Rosebery Avenue A401
8.43am Farringdon Road A201
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8.55am Ludgate Hill
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3.08pm Shepherd's Bush Green
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The Highlands Biological Foundation is controlled by a Board of Trustees with 23 members, elected to four-year terms. The annual meeting is usually held the last weekend in June. Between meetings, decisions are made by an Executive Committee that consists of the officers (President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer) and three at-large members elected by the trustees. In addition, the Chairperson of the Board of Directors and the Executive Director of the Highlands Biological Station serve in an ex officio capacity.
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Big algorithm libraries breathe life into big dataAlgorithms, Big Data
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By James Kobielus (@jameskobielus)
Hadoop isn't just about big data. It's also about big–as in rich, deep, sophisticated, and diverse–algorithm libraries that execute within Hadoop clusters.
Your choice of a Hadoop analytic-application development platform–aka "sandbox"–is an important factor in realizing the aims of your big-data projects. The sandbox is where most big-data application developers–aka data scientists–will spend most of their productive hours. If you fail to provide them with a common sandboxing platform with a rich library of algorithms and models, you'll make it difficult for them to pool their expertise on common projects using shared tools.
Developer productivity depends on having rich algorithm libraries that can tap into petabytes of data in HDFS and other storage resources, as well as into the MapReduce, YARN, and other execution engines in Hadoop platforms. For example, IBM PureData System for Hadoop integrates our BigInsights Hadoop analytics software platform and tooling. Key among its features is an extensible, built-in library of machine learning, statistical modeling, data mining, predictive analytics, text analytics, and spatial analytics functions.
As Andrew Oliver notes in this recent post, machine learning libraries are essential to the success of many Hadoop projects. In particular, Apache Mahout is the principal machine-learning library that is optimized for Hadoop, and it has wide adoption. Mahout includes algorithms for K-means clustering, fuzzy K-means clustering, K-means, latent Dirichlet allocation, singular value decomposition, logistic regression, naive Bayes, random forests, and other popular machine-learning approaches.
It's important to note that Mahout algorithms don't always need to be run in conjunction with MapReduce (or YARN, for that matter) on Hadoop clusters, so they can conceivably run faster and more efficiently. However, Mahout is by no means the only library that can work with Hadoop clusters or that has been optimized for this big-data platform. For example, you can also execute the algorithms in the IBM Netezza Analytics library directly on BigInsights without invoking the platform's MapReduce engine.
Regardless of the merits of Mahout or alternatives, this discussion points to the fact that Hadoop is a versatile development platform that is not constrained to one library, one language, or approach for doing machine learning or statistical modeling in general. As Apache Spark takes hold in the Hadoop arena, we can expect its principal machine-learning library, MLlib, to take residence alongside Mahout in many data scientists' sandboxes.
As you evolve your big data environment toward Spark and other new approaches, you should be protecting your investments in big-data analytic libraries. If you implement new big-data platforms but can't leverage the rich trove of algorithms and models that you've implemented on older platform, you will have squandered intellectual property that may be the key to the success of future analytic initiatives.
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1. Rackspace's public struggles may lead to private move – Adam Hughes and Trevor Jones (SearchCloudComputing)
Rackspace is expected to go private this week, rather than continue its search for a suitor. But that move may not help the company compete in the cloud market.
2. New unified workspace delivers apps for $1 per user, per day – Jake O'Donnell (SearchVirtualDesktop)
A Chicago-based psychology school is testing NComputing's oneSpace to deliver apps and files to remote users at a price far below Citrix XenApp.
3. Mobile security market moves away from FUD – Colin Steele (SearchConsumerization)
Citrix's chief security strategist says the lock-everything-down mentality can hinder mobile productivity.
4. Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini shrinks the flagship, keeps its features – Jeff Dunn (Brighthand)
Samsung has quietly confirmed the Galaxy S5 mini, which packs less power than the larger Galaxy S5 but carries over many of its trademark features.
5. Physical location of data will become irrevalant by 2020, says Gartner – Archana Venkatraman (ComputerWeekly)
The physical location of data will be irrelevant by 2020, replaced by a combination of location criteria such as legal, political and logical concerns.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (6/23 – 6/30)Android, Google, Office 365, Red Hat
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Office 365 users have a surprise coming to them very soon. What could it be? Find out in this week's roundup.
1. Office 365 users get 1TB storage boost – Diana Hwang (SearchEnterpriseDesktop)
IT pros concerned about shrinking cloud storage for Office 365 have gotten a 1TB lifeline from Microsoft. One major city stands to benefit through a 100,000-user migration.
2. Google throws enterprise IT a bone with Android L – Jake O'Donnell (SearchConsumerization)
Google has finally made good on long-awaited Android enterprise features. But skepticism remains on how the tech giant will implement the changes.
3. Red Hat's OpenStack strategy progresses with eNovance buy – Trevor Jones (SearchCloudComputing)
Red Hat once again looks to productize an open source platform. This time it turns to OpenStack, but the jury is still out on how it will fare in the cloud.
4. Google beings complying with European takedown requests – Warwick Ashford (ComputerWeekly)
Google has begun removing search results in response to takedown requests from European citizens.
5. Microsoft leads unified communications market in Q1 2014 – Tessa Parmenter (SearchUnifiedCommunications)
Q1 2014 revenue reported by Infonetics Research puts Microsoft ahead as a unified communications market leader, but Cisco is just barely behind.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (6/16 – 6/23)Amazon, Android, BlackBerry, Dell
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Amazon's smartphone is finally here! What can we expect? Find out in this week's roundup.
1. Dell PCs to live on as vector for software, services – Diana Hwang (SearchEnterpriseDesktop)
Dell shops needn't worry about the future of PCs; the company needs its computer hardware to cross-sell software and services, including its EMM platform.
2. BlackBerry BBM Protected secures IM, for a price – Jake O'Donnell (SearchConsumerization)
BlackBerry continues its enterprise focus with a more secure BBM platform, but whether IT will pay for secure mobile messaging remains to be seen.
3. Researchers find critical Android security problem in Google Play – Warwick Ashford (ComputerWeekly)
Researchers have discovered a critical security problem in Google Play, the official Android app store.
4. Target hires CISO as more retail breaches surface – Brandan Blevins (SearchSecurity)
The Target CISO's first week on the job comes as more retail breaches continue to pile up, highlighting the ongoing risk to such organizations.
5. The Amazon phone is here, and it's called the Fire Phone – Jeff Dunn (Brighthand)
The long-awaited Amazon Phone has arrived. It's called the Fire Phone, it's got lots of cameras, and it's exclusive to AT&T. Read on to get the rundown on Amazon's great mobile hope.
The democracy of open data
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By James Kobielus (@jameskobielus)
Openness is the hallmark of a democratic society. Visibility into the workings of our government is utterly essential if elected officials and government agencies are to be held accountable to the public for their actions.
So it stands to reason that government data of all sorts–apart from top secret and other sensitive information–needs to be made freely accessible to the public. The democratic nations of the world have taken up the "open data" imperative in earnest in recent years. In many nations, open data is a key program in reformers' anti-corruption and transparency initiatives.
In addition, open data is also a key tool for shining light on wasteful government spending, inefficient bureaucracies, and ineffective programs. As US Senator Mark Warner stated about our country's newly enacted Digital Accountability and Transparency Act: "Right now, federal spending data is not always readily available and, if it is, it's often in a format that is not very useful. This new [DATA] law requires federal agencies to account for every dollar they spend (and report it) on a single website, in an easy-to-read format. It will help us to identify duplication, waste, and fraud."
If you think about it, lack of a readily available, standard digital format for public data is the sign of inefficient government in this new era. In other words, open-data standards can help informed citizenry to root out government malfeasance (e.g., the corrupt) and misfeasance (e.g., the incompetents) in one fell swoop. Standard formats for open-data taxonomies, glossaries, metadata, timestamping, tamperproofing, and reporting are fundamental to this promise.
At least one country, South Korea, has also identified open public data as a resource for improving delivery of e-services to its citizens. As stated in this article, a South Korean official envisions open data and predictive analytics driving more proactive and personalized service delivery.
Politicians everywhere make empty promises and pass hollow legislation all the time. So why should we believe that they will deliver on the promise of their open-data initiatives?
I believe the global movement toward open government data is unstoppable because civic watchdogs everywhere will continue to lobby and apply other pressure where it counts. I'm encouraged by the advocacy and public education programs that have been instituted by transnational groups such as the Open Data Institute, Open Government Partnership, Data Transparency Coalition, the United Nations' Public Administration Programme, and the World Bank. In addition to serving as watchdogs on disparate nations' open-data initiatives, they are fostering a climate that encourages standardization among diverse open-data standards and practices.
If open data is to fulfill its role in civic governance, it needs to be managed in every country through standards procedures for data governance. One of the valuable components of the new US law is that it requires federal agency inspectors general to report on the quality and accuracy of the financial data provided to open-data portal: USASpending.gov. The law also requires the US Government Accountability Office to report on the data quality and accuracy and to create a Government-wide assessment of the financial data reported.
Will the democratic nations of the world amend their constitutions to enshrine open data as a core value? It's not a far-fetched thought. Personally, I'd put open access to public data in the category of basic civil rights.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (6/9 – 6/16)malware, Microsoft, SAP
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Are more organizations moving their SAP platform to the cloud? Tune into this week's roundup to find out.
1. HP cloud encryption gives IT pros data security control – Ed Scannell (SearchCloudComputing)
HP's split-key cloud encryption technology could be just what IT shops concerned about cloud security need to feel comfortable to make the move.
2. Microsoft issues critical fixes for Internet Explorer, graphics – Toni Boger & Jeremy Stanley (SearchWindowsServer)
Microsoft's June Patch Tuesday contains for a large number of vulnerabilities within Internet Explorer. Plus, the company issued fixes for Word 2007.
3. Microsoft admits running out of IP addresses for Azure – Warwick Ashford (ComputerWeekly)
Microsoft has assured US Azure customers data remains in the US, despite running out of US-registered IP addresses at times.
4. Pandemiya banking malware emerges as Zeus-level threat – Brandan Blevins (SearchFinancialSecurity)
RSA researchers say the costly Pandemiya banking malware was written entirely from scratch, a dangerous oddity in the world of malware.
5. SAP landscape cloud migrations increasing, survey finds – Todd Morrison (SearchSAP)
A new survey by HCL Technologies sheds light on just how fast companies are moving their SAP landscape to the cloud.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (6/2 – 6/9)Apple, Data breach, iOS 8, Surface Pro
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Is the Surface Pro 3 the tablet of the future for companies worldwide? That might be the case as the TechTarget writers have the scoop in this week's roundup.
1. Surface Pro 3 may leave Windows RT Surface in the dust – Diana Hwang (SearchEnterpriseDesktop)
Indications are showing that large organizations across multiple industries are committed to the Surface Pro 3 for their mobile workers. But the future of Windows RT-based Surface devices remains in question.
2. Apple opens APIs, adds more IT capabilities in iOS 8 – Jake O'Donnell (SearchConsumerization)
Apple iOS 8 will bring many mobile management capabilities along with cloud file sharing, but security and cross-compatibility limitations remain.
3. EBay breach response missteps: What other organizations can learn – Brandan Blevins (SearchSecurity)
The mishandled eBay breach response effort showed that even enterprises with mature information security programs can fumble the ball.
4. New HTC One sheds price, ditches metal for plastic – Michael Epstein (Brighthand)
HTC has confirmed that a less expensive version of their hit HTC One smartphone will be coming to select markets in early June.
5. What does it take to be a CIO: Passion and coding skills – Emily McLaughlin (SearchCIO)
What does it take to be a CIO? In this Searchlight, MIT CIO Symposium speakers share their journeys, while WWDC 2014 says coding skills are a must.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (5/27 – 6/2)AWS, DRaaS, Surface Pro
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Want to know what IT pros were thinking about the new Surface Pro 3 or XenMobile? Check out this week's roundup.
1. IT pros sound off on new XenMobile, Surface Pro 3 – Alyssa Wood (SearchConsumerization)
IT pros and analysts on Twitter sound off on Microsoft's Surface Pro 3, the new Citrix XenMobile and BlackBerry's interesting MDM move.
2. DRaaS provides peace of mind for accounting firm – Trevor Jones (SearchCloudComputing)
Renee Mengali was 3,000 miles away when Hurricane Sandy hit, but the aftermath hit home and made her realize her accounting firm needed DRaaS.
3. TrueCrypt shutdown: Little warning, explanation given by developers – Brandan Blevins (SearchSecurity)
For enterprises, the sudden shuttering of the disk-encryption utility TrueCrypt highlights the risk of using open source security tools.
4. Aorus X3, X3 Plus and X7 change the face of laptop gaming – Jerry Jackson (NotebookReview)
Gigabyte announced three all-new gaming notebooks at Computex 2014 in Taipei and we were there to take a closer look at what makes these gaming laptops more interesting than a typical gaming rig.
5. AWS attends to cloud security with EBS encryption – Beth Pariseau (SearchAWS)
The encryption of EBS volumes is welcome news for cloud customers and security experts, but key management may be an issue for some customers.
TechTarget's weekly roundup (5/19 – 5/27)Android, Ebay, Rackspace, Unified Communications, VoIP
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While most people had a relaxing Memorial Day weekend, eBay was in full disaster recovery mode after its recent data breach. Read the whole story and more in this week's roundup.
1. eBay under fire over handling of data breach – Warwick Ashford (ComputerWeekly)
eBay is coming under increasing criticism over its handling of the data breach that exposed millions of user records.
2. Rackspace's cloud future in question – Trevor Jones (SearchCloudComputing)
Many IT shops and professionals that rely on Rackspace cloud wonder what will come of the company, which is now actively seeking new partnerships or a sale.
3. Business VoIP services market to reach $35 billion by 2018 – Tessa Parmenter (SearchUnifiedCommunications)
According to a recent report from Infonetics Research, VoIP and Unified Communications services are forecasted to grow from $68 billion to $88 billion by 2018.
4. Surface Pro 3 may stop IT from writing off Microsoft mobile devices – Diana Hwang (SearchConsumerization)
IT pros wondering whether Microsoft will return to its PC roots with its mobile devices have their answer with the launch of the latest Surface Pro tablet.
5. Google Android could get EMM with Divide acquisition – Jake O'Donnell (SearchConsumerization)
Google could be readying a preloaded EMM platform for Android devices after its purchase of mobile container startup Divide.
Grounding cognitive computing in probabilistic data analyticsCognitive computing, Data Analytics
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By James Kobielus (@jameskobielus)
Life's just a rolling calculation grounded in odds. What you know about the world, you pretty much think you sort of know for sure. If Rene Descartes hadn't been in such a rush to certainty, he might have admitted that his inner voice really told him "I think therefore I probably am."
Having confidence in your knowledge means that the probabilities for what you believe are so high that they are practically indistinguishable from certainties. For example, we all tend to believe the evidence of our eyes, ears, and other senses. However, everyone knows that appearances can deceive. Memory is a faulty gauge of factuality, even for sensory impressions that happened a split-second ago and remain in working memory. And, of course, the art of magic demonstrates the infinite range of intentional illusions that can put the senses to shame.
Real cognition involves organically reckoning and hammering the probabilities that surround us down to manageable near-certainties. Humans are not computers that perform deterministic cognitive processing under stored-program control. Instead, our nervous systems are built on probabilistic principles that sift through impressions, heuristics, and odds so that we can get on with the business of living.
Cognitive computing systems should incorporate probabilistic analytic models in order to capture the irreducible uncertainties that inform rational thought. Anybody who wishes to plant cognitive computing in a more solid scientific foundation should check out the research presented in this MIT wiki. As discussed in the wiki, a probabilistic model of cognition should proceed from two axioms.
First, cognition is a process of trial-and-error hypothesis testing and confirmation. In other words, one confirms or rejects an apriori "working model" of a knowledge domain (i.e., cause-and-effect logic) through evaluation of probability-driven empirical observations.
And, second, cognition is a process of learning by conditional inference from confirmed working models. In other words, one's confidence in any statement about the world rides on the extent to which it derives from a cause-effect model that was confirmed through probabilistic trial-and-error testing.
These axioms define the extent to which we can trust deterministic approaches to cognitive computing. To the extent that a probabilistic cognitive model has been confirmed over and over through empirical evidence, we can justify coding its cause-effect model into deterministic processing rules. And to the extent that fresh empirical data continues to validate probabilistic models describing those same working models, we can continue to execute those models deterministically.
In other words, we can't have full-fledged cognitive computing without predictive models, on the one hand, and business rules management systems on the other.


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What manna it was for the visitors that the number to make way was nine, that of Fernando Torres.
For a second or two, as Torres ended his entirely anonymous debut for the blues by slipping on a tracksuit and taking up a position on the bench, it was just jeers we could hear. Then the noise formed itself into a chant, dripping with venom.
"You should have stayed at a big club," they sang.
For the spurned red masses, with three points gleaned from a clever, disciplined performance by their team and an early exit for the man now even less popular in Liverpool circles than Gary Neville, there was no need for the dish to cool: revenge was all the more delicious for being instantaneous.
Torres last week took the opportunity of his move from Liverpool to Chelsea to announce that romance had no place in football.
It was a business, he insisted. And he was simply doing what any ambitious young man in his position would do, taking a business opportunity. Now he was moving to a proper club.
On Sunday it was clear that he was right on one count at least.
His hasty departure from Liverpool had severed all the romantic ties that had once bound the fresh-faced Spaniard to the red hordes, who fondly believed their devotion was reciprocated.
And for the fuming Liverpool followers, chucking their now loathed Torres shirts out on to the Stamford Bridge turf, it wasn't just the desertion, it was the insult he delivered to their sense of history. Joining a bigger club? That cut to the quick those for whom history is about all they have these days.
Many a Merseyside bed had been denuded of its sheet to provide a platform for the expression of that hurt.
As Torres emerged from the tunnel before kick-off, casting the briefest of glances at his former followers packed into the corner of the Shed stand, the home-made banners were angrily flourished.
"Those who betray will always walk alone," read one. "18 titles, 5 European cups, is Chelsea a bigger club?" said another.
A long number running along the front of the top tier of the stand attempted to take a humorously dismissive position. "You paid £50m for Margi Clarke," it read, a pop cultural reference dating from about the last time Liverpool won the title.
Torres began as if intent on stamping on all remaining vestige of romance.
Within 90 seconds, he was bearing down on the Liverpool goal with a hint of that familiar aggression, only to blast the ball over the bar.
For the Chelsea fans, it augured well. But this was a display of potential that seemed to act as a spur to the Liverpool players.
From then on, every space he attempted to explore was closed down.
Within the next 20 minutes, he was easily dispossessed by Martin Kelly, by Daniel Agger, by a combination of Raul Meireles and Lucas.
Liverpool's players seemed to move into action quicker when he had the ball than any of his new colleagues, spurred perhaps by a close working knowledge of what he can do if gifted time and space.
No-one more exemplified the red team's determination more than Jamie Carragher, whose whole-hearted sliding tackle denied the Spaniard his best chance.
Kenny Dalglish afterwards dismissed the idea that his defenders had been inspired by revenge to snuff out Torres. They merely carried out their instructions.
"I'm not interested in talking about other people's players," he said, when asked for his opinion of his former centre forward's performance.
And he was right to be reticent: there wasn't much to say.
For much of his debut here Torres resembled the forlorn, unhappy figure he had cut under Roy Hodgson, the forward mocked by Everton supporters as Mr Sulk.
There was no need for him to concern himself with destiny, no need to worry about whether to celebrate should he score: he came nowhere near hitting the net.
He was peripheral, uninspired, unlikely to inspire a stampede for the "new Torres shirts" being advertised on the hoardings round the ground.
It may be too soon to say that his debut marked the surrender of his new club's title ambitions.
But his £50 million recruitment provided no instant assistance to the cause.
"He needs time to adjust," Carlo Ancelotti said.
The Chelsea manager is right. Torres needs to make the new system designed to accommodate him work, he needs the chances to fall to his feet, he needs to cast aside Mr Sulk and rediscover the confidence that two seasons ago made him the most significant player in the Premier League.
He is too good for the power not to return. Perhaps we were simply deluded to imagine it might be there from the start. After all, this is football, not romance.


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At first, I thought that going to two short tracks, Bristol and Martinsville, back to back, would be a challenging run on our schedule. Well it was challenging, and again my M&M's team stepped up to the challenge and gained more points over these two races than any other team in the Nextel Cup Series, moving from ninth to third overall in just two races. We got a top-five and a pole at Bristol and a top-10 at Martinsville. As far as consistency goes, it's hard to ask for any better than that.
I can't explain after our struggles at the short tracks last season how much confidence this gives our team.
We finished ninth this past weekend in Martinsville, and I think that without all of the beating and banging in those final laps, I could have finished in the top five or six. But that's short track racing. We're proud of our ninth-place finish and of our improvements as a team.
The biggest parts of our success over the past two weeks were track position and pit strategy. I can't give enough credit to my crew chief Todd Parrott and the races he's called these past couple of weeks. We made some gambles here and there, but overall we had great calls in the pits.
A lot of people have asked me how important it is to have Todd as my crew chief, how his leadership and experience have changed this team and molded me as a driver. I think that when he came to the 38 Team late in 2002, he immediately placed us on the fast track to becoming a top-10 team, one that could challenge for the championship. The first few races that season where we worked together helped us learn how to deal with one another, how we communicate, and that experience put us in position to start out strong in 2004.
Todd is a great crew chief, but he's very demanding of his driver. He's the hardest crew chief I've ever had to work with because he expects a lot out of me week in and week out, but he's made me a better driver. His will to win is second to none. I've never heard "That's close enough" come out of his mouth. It's either right or we're going to cut it up and do it again. I love having a crew chief like that.
He's demanding in the feedback he requires from me when it comes to the race car. There is no such thing as riding around having a good time driving. My mind's got to be working the whole time. He makes me think, makes me find that extra something he's looking for. He's pushed me to a higher level.
Some of the crew chiefs I've worked with in the past might ask you something, you give an answer and that's it. With Todd, every time I explain something, he has another question that will eventually pinpoint what the issue is. At my age, it's great to have someone like that. I wish I would have had him when I was 20 or 21 because I'd be a lot better race-car driver today.
You can't underestimate how tough the crew chief's job is. He has 15 or 20 guys — from the driver to the engineers to tire specialists to engine tuners — all trying to provide him information. In the end though, the final decision lays mainly on his shoulders. That's a lot of pressure, and Todd handles it very well. That's why, out of active crew chiefs, he has the most wins of anyone on the circuit.
Of course, sometimes you just need the benefit of good timing and good luck. We were the beneficiary of both on Sunday. Twice it looked like we were going to go a lap down to then-leader Tony Stewart.
Tony and I have an understanding that if one of us is leading and pulls up to lap the other, we're not going to race and hold each other up. On Sunday, the first time he caught up to my bumper and pulled to the inside of my quarter panel, I had my hand out the window motioning him to go by. I was going to tuck right in behind him and hope for a quick caution. A quick caution is exactly what we got, but it came before he had a chance to complete the pass. It was great timing for us. Sometimes it helps to have a couple of breaks to go along with all of the hard work put in by the team.
This weekend we return to Texas Motor Speedway, and I am looking forward to defending my win from last season. Texas was the site of my second victory in the Nextel Cup Series, and it was the first points win for my sponsor, M&M's. Texas is such a special place for me. It's a track that I liked immediately and fit nicely with my driving style.
I said before my first Nextel Cup start that I would get my first series win at either Bristol or Texas. And as it happened, I got my first win at Bristol, and my second was at Texas. As a driver you just know where you game fits, and you look forward to visiting those tracks when they come up on the schedule.
We've tested at Texas a couple of times so far this year to prepare for the race. I think our test last week really helped us to prepare for this coming weekend. We had some changes to make once we got our car back to the shop, but I feel confident that we'll be ready to go come Friday.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that when I talk to you next week, I can say I am the first Cup driver ever to win twice at Texas. It's never been done before and I'd like to say I was the first.
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This is really easy to make and looks very impressive. It's also simple to substitute ingredients with whatever you've got to hand. Baby new potatoes are delicious; you can spice it up with some chorizo; or you can add a few peppers – there are endless variations. You can cook it on gas or an open fire. Everything tastes better outdoors.
Serves 4
Olive oil
2 medium potatoes, cubed, skin on
1 onion, roughly chopped
2 garlic cloves, crushed
5 rashers of streaky or back bacon, roughly chopped
A handful of cherry tomatoes
About 10 closed cup mushrooms, roughly chopped
Leaves from 2 sprigs of fresh thyme
4 large free-range eggs
White or brown toast, to serve
Sea salt and ground black pepper
Heat a little olive oil in a large non-stick frying pan. Add the potatoes, onion and garlic and fry over a medium heat for about 5 minutes. Add the bacon and continue to fry, stirring often, until the bacon is cooked and the potatoes are beginning to soften.
Add the tomatoes and mushrooms and simmer until the mushrooms are just soft and the tomato has been partially absorbed into the mixture. Add the thyme and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
With the back of a spoon, make 4 small hollows in the mixture. Carefully crack an egg into each hollow. Cover the pan with a lid and leave to cook until the eggs are as runny or as hard as you like; we cook it for only a minute or two, as we like runny egg yolks.
Serve with plenty of hot buttered toast.
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