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Today, Google expanded its transparency reports program today by releasing a detailed report of content removal requests from copyright holders. The new copyright report joins its semi-annual government takedown transparency report, and covers more than 95% of the copyright takedown requests it has received for Search results since July 2011.1 Though Google has posted the content of takedown requests to Chilling Effects where possible before, this report presents the data collectively (and graphically) for the first time.
Striking is the sheer volume of takedown notices Google receives: in just the last month, it processed over 1.2 million requests for Search alone, from 1,296 copyright owners and 1,087 reporting organizations. That scale allows it to present trends in the data that might not otherwise be apparent. For example, even in the case of notorious "pirate" sites like The Pirate Bay, Google has received takedown notices for less than 5% of their indexable pages.
On the other hand, this report also provides a clearer look into the abuse of copyright tools. Google explains that it's complied with 97% of takedown requests received between July and December of 2011, but also provides examples of obviously invalid copyright requests it's received. Those examples range from cases of negligent over-application, such as movie studios who have attempted to remove IMDB entries or links to legitimate trailers for their movies, to clear attempts at censorship, such as businesses who have issued takedown requests for employee accounts of unfair treatment. Of course, there are even more ridiculous examples: the report describes a reporting company sending a takedown notice for links to earlier takedown notices that obviously did not infringe.
This transparency report gives Google a chance to highlight some of its good citizenship as an online service provider. Although the burden of liability is supposed to be on the organization that sends the takedown notice — it is required to claim under penalty of perjury to have a good-faith belief of copyright infringement — in practice many groups are willing to skirt those rules, sending takedown notices to silence unfavorable speech or even without human review. The 3% of takedown notices that Google chooses not to comply with is a large absolute number, and each of those are instances of legitimate speech that would have otherwise been shut down. Google deserves to be commended for that behavior.
Given its importance as a starting point for many users, removal from Google's index can have devastating consequences on speech. Google has done the right thing by pushing back on bogus takedown notices, both by reviewing and rejecting those requests the first time, and by publishing real data about the behavior of copyright holders and reporting organizations. As with the government transparency reports, reporting on copyright notices can expose bad practices and allow people to assign blame where it belongs: with the people abusing the system. We hope this is just the beginning: Google should extend the program out to their other properties like YouTube and Blogger, and other online service providers should follow suit.
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Alan Caruba: Connecting the Global Cooling Dots
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Winter doesn't officially begin until December 21, but winter has a mind of its own as does all of nature. While the United Nations charlatans gathered in Doha, Qatar to try to save its global warming hoax by first calling it "climate change" and then by fashioning a funding mechanism to transfer the wealth of developed countries to those who are not, winter has arrived "early" around the world.
That might just have something to do with the cooling cycle that has been active for the past sixteen years, "inconveniently" blowing a big hole in the global warming lies we've been hearing and reading since the late 1980s.
, a site by Robert W. Felix, the author of a book about ice ages (the Earth has been through quite a few in its 4.5 billion years), here are some recent news stories:
On December 1, "Heavy snowfall severs Russia" told of "Hundreds of drivers (who) were caught by surprise in a 40km traffic jam after an unexpected snowfall and heavy winds."
On November 30, "Finland snowstorm causes blackouts" reported that "Tens of thousands of households were without electricity on Friday as the result of a storm that dumped heavy snow across southern Finland and sent winds gusting up to 27 meters per second, felling trees and downing power lines." That same day, across the former land bridge between Russia and North America, "Fairbanks – Coldest back-to-back November on record" was a news item what reported "The mercury hit 30 below for the first time this winter at Fairbanks International Airport…"
On November 29, the news was about a "Severe snow storm hits northern Japan" during which it was "blasted by an intense snow storm causing widespread havoc to residents of Hokkaido and Northern Honshu."
On November 28, "Snowfall paralyzes life in China" was the headline of a report that "China has experienced the biggest snowfall in 52 years. Snow caused power outages in 57 villages, brought down thousands of trees and killed numerous domestic animals. Temperatures fell by as much as 14 degrees below zero in some areas."
You don't have to be a meteorologist to connect the dots. It is getting colder in the northern hemisphere of the world. To those who would dismiss this, saying that Russia has always been famous for its winters, that is the equivalent of whistling past the graveyard.
In England, a November 29 report in The Telegraph, reported that "Councils are geating up for what could be Britain's coldest winter in 100 years, as sub-zero temperatures and snow follow days of downpours that have devasted large parts of the country." The Met Office, England's equivalent of the U.S. Weather Bureau, warned that "The forthcoming cold snap, caused by clear skies and northerly winds, could herald the start of a freezing winter."
This was not unforeseen, however. In late January 2012, the British daily, The Mail, reported that "The supposed 'consensus' on man-made global warming is facing an inconvenient challenge after the release of new temperature data showing the planning has not warmed for the past 15 years. The figures suggest that we could even be heading for a mini ice age to rival the 70-year temperature drop that saw frost fairs held on the Thames in the 17th century." England and much of the northern Europe and North America was gripped by a mini ice age that lasted from 1300 to 1850.
It is no secret to climate scientists that the sun is in what they call a "grand minimum" by way of describing relatively few magnetic storms, also known as sun spots. Few storms means less solar radiation and, since the sun is the primary source of heat for the Earth that means things get colder here. This is worth keeping in mind when the Secretary General of the United Nations or any other lying politician or alleged scientist tells you otherwise.
In a new book worth reading, "The Whole Story of Climate" by E. Kirsten Peters, the author brings a wealth of knowledge to the subject from the standpoint of a geologist. As to the claim that carbon dioxide emissions are the "cause" of a warming that is not happening, she points out that "The fact is, if human beings had remained hunter-gatherers throughout our entire history, never producing a single molecule of greenhouse gases through agriculture or industry, climate today would still be changing. It would be lurching toward higher temperatures, crashing toward vastly colder temperatures, or at least swinging toward something different from what has been. That's just the nature of Earth's climate."
Preceding the introduction and rise of humans was an age known as the Pleistocene Epoch about 1.8 million years ago. It "was not a time of only monotonous cold. In fact, it alternated between long periods of cold—lasting roughly 100,000 years—and short periods of considerably warming times—lasting about 10,000 years."
We humans are the result of the Holocene Epoch, a much more temperate, warmer period that followed the Pleistocene and, writes Peters, "From the Earth's point of view, the Holocene is no different at all from other brief, warm intervals in the Pleistocene…" We are now about 11,500 years into this warmer cycle and, if the current cooling cycle continues and gets colder, we are knocking on the door of the next ice age.
Nor is this a problem for the northern hemisphere. Southern hemisphere polar sea ice expanded in September 2012 to its greatest extent since satellites began measuring the Antarctic ice cap in 1979.
That's what Robert W. Felix has been warning about in his book, "Not by Fire, But by Ice", published initially in 2005. He's not alone. Habibullo Abdusamatov of the Pulkovo Observatory of the Russian Academy of Sciences predicts that there will be a sharp drop in the temperature of the Earth starting in 2014. He's predicting it will last about 200 years.
We are well past when the next ice age—mini or not—should have begun and, if all the global warming charlatans are right, we can actually THANK heightened levels of carbon dioxide for delaying it! However, the truth is that higher or lower levels of carbon dioxide show up centuries after any shift in the Earth's temperature.
Just as the recent weather reports indicate, lower temperatures, greater snowfall, and other miseries of a colder Earth are in the future of the billions who live in the northern hemisphere. Bundle up.
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The Michigan State football team ended their season on a sour note, losing to Alabama 49-7 in the Capital One Bowl on New Year's Day. Despite this, it was a very successful season in which the Spartans accomplished things that have not been done in a very long time. MSU won eleven games for the first time in the program's history, as this was only the third time the Spartans have reached th...
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I need to first apologize to all my loyal readers out there for not getting this blog out until Monday afternoon. I was at a wedding in New York City and as a result, was unable to watch any of the Spartan game against Minnesota this weekend. I did keep up with the score on my phone, a game in which Michigan State ultimately won, 31-8. I do not get ESPN, because instead of showing the first pla...
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The Spartans started out the game with a bang, going up 10-0 five minutes into the game. They took the opening kickoff and went down for a 44 yard field goal by Dan Conroy. The defense then forced a punt with a three and out, in which Keshawn Martin returned it 43 yards to set up a 9 yard touchdown run by Le'Veon Bell. MSU dominated up front on both sides of the ball, forcing the quarterback ...
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Aug 13, 2012, 4:59 PM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
Eastman Kodak today said that it is extending an on-going auction for some 1,100 imaging patents, as discussions with bidders are still under way. Kodak is auctioning off digital imaging patents in two lots as part of its bankruptcy restructuring. The first lot includes patents pertaining to capturing and processing images on smartphones, tablets, and cameras; and the second relates to storing and analyzing images. The Wall Street Journal named Apple and Google as bidders last week, but Kodak has not officially named participants of the auction. The auction was scheduled to close today. The ailing film maker hopes to raise more than $1 billion through the patent sale.
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Monday, January 22nd, 2007
By Janie Southard
New exhibit shows rare exercise system and Celina Huffy bikes
NEW BREMEN - The Bicycle Museum of America has added a rare pair of bikes to its more than 300 two- (or three-) wheeled collection.
Manufactured by the Narragansett Machine Company out of Providence, R.I., in the 1890s, these two stationary bikes are linked to an 8-foot tall dial that records how far the riders have traveled via two timer hands.
Four complete laps around the dial equals one mile, which in its day made for exercise incentive and some real good wagering opportunities. The winner was the one who first reached the predetermined distance.
According to part-time museum employee Jim Elking who assembled this exercise system after it was shipped from an auction house in Rhode Island, this type device was available back in the day at several area YMCAs.
Retired engineer Don Seyfried, who also volunteers at the museum, said he's applied for a copy of the patent for the Narragansett pair.
Also in the exercise area of the museum is an alarming looking, no-wheel metal bike on which the rider simply sits (on a metal seat) while the electric motor-driven bike exercises the rider.
Moving on to the Huffy room, there are 30 new bikes on loan from Huffy. The unique aspect of these bikes is they were all made in Celina and were all in their original cartons when they arrived at the museum.
Seyfried told The Daily Standard during a tour of the museum last week that the Celina Huffy plant had "an amazing assembly line."
Former Huffy employee Marla Mallory, who worked on one of those amazing lines, told the newspaper they could make a bicycle in 31/3 minutes. When the plant was running five lines on three shifts, one day's production totaled more than 22,000 bikes.
Also in the museum's collection is the last bike made at the Celina plant, which closed in 1998.
Museum Curator Annette Thompson, an enthusiastic lady who has personally ridden one of the old-fashioned high-wheelers around the block, pointed out a one-of-a-kind bike in the new Huffy group: a 1993 Fancy Cruiser that sports a matte gold paint job.
"This was a Huffy prototype. It's the only one ever made," Thompson said.
The museum itself is unique and has its origin in the Schwinn Bicycle collection, which was purchased in Chicago in 1997 by Jim Dicke II of Crown Equipment Corporation.
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Brown Releases Plan To Ease Prison Overcrowding
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
California Governor Jerry Brown said he'll find additional space for thousands of inmates in an effort to comply with federal court orders to reduce prison overcrowding. Brown has long maintained the state has done enough to ease overcrowding. But after numerous judges ruled against the state, Brown is finally releasing a plan.
It involves transferring about 8,000 inmates to other facilities both inside and outside the state. Brown said his plan protects public safety and doesn't increase the pressure on local jails.
"This is the sensible, prudent way to proceed to comply with the court order, to involve both Republicans and Democrats and be in a position, at least from my judgment, to protect realignment, to make the state local relationship work in the best possible way," Brown said.
Brown said his plan will initially cost $315 million. He and his legislative supporters expect it to pass through the legislature before the session ends in mid-September.
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dlangley48 | August 28, 2013 at 9:27 a.m. ― 3 years, 7 months ago
this is bull /s jerry brown we need jobssss and schoolsss not your plan ..this is why calif is a bigggggg mess
sdreefer21 | August 30, 2013 at 10:33 a.m. ― 3 years, 7 months ago
Maybe if we stop worrying so much about prisoner "rights" and more about our hard working citizens this issue would resolve itself. Make prison so terrible no one would ever want to go there. Watching some of the shows about other prisons in the world our's seem like a nicer place to be; if there is such a thing as a nice prison.


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Lymphatic Drainage Massage
Lymphatic drainage massage is a therapeutic massage treatment that uses very light pressure and long, gentle, rhythmic strokes to increase lymphatic flow and get rid of toxins in your body.
Lymph is a clear, slightly yellow fluid that flows around your body, carrying white blood cells and antibodies to your tissues and organs. These are essential to your immune system and help you fight infection.
Day after day, we dump toxins into our bodies: we eat badly, we live in dirty cities full of pollution, we drink too much alcohol, eat too much sugar and our lifestyles are unforgiving and unhealthy. Your lymphatic system's job is to flush all the toxins away, and keep you healthy.
Lymphatic drainage massage boosts the flow of lymph around your body, refreshing your immune system and flushing out toxins.


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The markets moved forward with a clear head today after Monday's painful hangover. A bunch of positive economic indicators and some strong earnings reports helped push the S&P 500 back above 1,500, but the Dow remained under 14,000 after having broken through on Friday.
At the close: DJIA: +0.71%, S&P 500: +1.04%, NASDAQ: +1.29%.
On the commodities front, Oil (NYSE:USO) climbed 0.51 percent to $96.66 per barrel. Precious metals were mixed, with Gold (NYSE:GLD) falling 0.20 percent to $1,673.10 per ounce and Silver (NYSE:SLV) climbing 0.26 percent to $31.80 per ounce. The yield on the 10-year T-bill climbed 0.045 points to 2.001 percent.
Here's your Cheat Sheet to today's top stock stories:
Five years after the financial crisis started to pick up steam, U.S. officials are finally bringing legal action against one of the three major credit rating firms. However, the motivation for the lawsuit is questionable, to say the least. The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil lawsuit against Standard & Poor's, alleging the McGraw-Hill (NYSE:MHP) unit improperly used its rating system to assign grades to mortgage bonds that did not predict the full magnitude of the housing downturn and nearly caused a meltdown of the global financial system… (Read more.)
Disney (NYSE:DIS) climbed as much as 3.7 percent in after-hours trading after closing the regular session up 0.72 percent. The iconic entertainment company reported fiscal first-quarter results that clearly pleased investors, with net income falling just 5.74 percent to $1.38 billion, or $0.79 per share, ahead of analysts' expectations. Revenue climbed 5.2 percent to $11.34 billion… (Read more.)


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EX-99.1 - EX-99.1 - McEwen Mining Inc. | a12-26887_1ex99d1.htm |
Washington, D.C. 20549
Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported): November 12, 2012
McEWEN MINING INC.
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)
Colorado (State or other jurisdiction of |
001-33190 (Commission File Number) |
84-0796160 (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.) |
Suite 4750, 181 Bay Street
P.O. Box 792
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5J 2T3
(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)
Registrants telephone number including area code: (866) 441-0690
Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the registrant under any of the following provisions:
o Written communications pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act (17 CFR 230.425)
o Soliciting material pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14a-12)
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Item 7.01 Regulation FD Disclosure.
On November 12, 2012, McEwen Mining Inc. (the Company) issued a press release regarding the settlement of all outstanding litigation with respect to its Los Azules Copper project located in San Juan Province, Argentina. A copy of the press release is attached to this report as Exhibit 99.1.
The information furnished under this Item 7.01, including the exhibits, shall not be deemed filed for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, nor shall it be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933, except as shall be expressly set forth by reference to such filing.
Item 9.01 Financial Statements and Exhibits.
(d) Exhibit. The following exhibit is furnished with this report:
99.1 Press release dated November 12, 2012.
Cautionary Statement
With the exception of historical matters, the matters discussed in the press release include forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws that involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from projections or estimates contained therein. Such forward-looking statements include, among others, statements regarding the benefits of the settlement of outstanding litigation, current and future exploration and development activities, estimated production schedules and the Companys future cash flows. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from projections or estimates include, among others, metals prices, economic and market conditions, start-up of milling operations and future drilling results, as well as other factors described in our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2011, and other filings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Most of these factors are beyond the Companys ability to predict or control. The Company disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statement made in the press release, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. Readers are cautioned not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned thereunto duly authorized.
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Date: November 13, 2012 |
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It has always been a pet-peeve of mine, that I prefer grid or list controls to auto size their columns to fit the control canvas. Some of you may remember the early OCX and ActiveX controls that implemented auto-size last column properties to resolve this problem. Essentially, the last column in the grid or list view is automatically expanded to take up any available space. As the form is resized, or column widths are resized by the user at runtime, the last column size is automatically increased or decreased to keep the column aligned with the control right edge.
I love the Windows Explorer look, and I love the ListView control features and appearance - we just have to do something with that last column! Having scoured the internet trying to find examples or clues, the end result that, finding a solution proved to be difficult, but implementing the solution was actually very simple.
In fact, the ListView class does provide a ColumnHeader.Width property. The MSDN documentation describes two special values related to auto-sizing the column, as follows: "To adjust the width of the longest item in the column, set the Width property to -1. To auto size to the width of the column heading, set the Width property to -2".
A special feature of setting the Width to -2, is that it ALSO automatically expands the last column to the right-edge of the control. This would seem to solve the problem, except that it does it a one-time auto-size that is not preserved if the user resizes any of the column widths at runtime, or the ListView control is set to resize with the form.
When I first approached this problem, I figured the answer would lie in responding to some event when the user resized a column or the control was resized, or sub-classing the ListView to gain access to some protected interfaces. In fact, the ColumnHeaderCollection and ColumnHeader classes used to provide the implementation of the ListView.Columns member are completely buried inside the parent control.
My next approach was to look to the Win32 API, but faced the same obstacles. I could find no examples of how to access the ListView column headers directly.
The final step to any tricky problem like this was to look to the Window message loop. A handy feature of .NET controls is they expose the WndProc method for handling messages received by the control. By analyzing the messages that were pumped through the ListView control while columns widths were resized, or the control was resized, I discovered that the hidden ColumnHeader class sends a WM_PAINT message to the parent control to notify it during a column resize, and as a final step when the user finishes resizing the column. The WM_PAINT method is also the last message processed when the user resizes the ListView control.
To implement the the auto-size of the last column, subclass the ListView control, and override the WndProc method.
protected override void WndProc( ref Message message ) { const int WM_PAINT = 0xf ; // if the control is in details view mode and columns // have been added, then intercept the WM_PAINT message // and reset the last column width to fill the list view switch ( message.Msg ) { case WM_PAINT: if ( this.View == View.Details && this.Columns.Count > 0 ) this.Columns[this.Columns.Count - 1].Width = -2 ; break ; } // pass messages on to the base control for processing base.WndProc( ref message ) ; }
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Nassau police are searching for a man they said robbed a gas station attendant at gunpoint in Hicksville on Saturday afternoon.
The attendant, a 71-year-old man, was working at the Citgo Gas Station at 60 Jerusalem Ave., police said, when an armed suspect approached.
The suspect demanded money and the attendant gave the suspect an unknown sum of cash, police said.
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Schaub is a tad overrated but don't mistake him for Favre. He usually knows how to take care of the football.
i dont think taylor will do anything despite how high the staff might be on him, slaton is perfect for teh zone scheme but hes no every down back. green, despite what you think....actually cant get it done, hes not really a get it done guy....point is that run game is nothing to be afraid of
Taylor is a pwerful back. Not real fast, but he runs low and pushes the pile. He reads his blocks well (vital for the zone blocking scheme.) Green, when not injured, runs downhill and still may have some of the burst that made him good left. Fumbling is not as much of an issue with him now. Not one of their backs is an every down guy, but togethe they form a competent trio. No, they don't have that guy that you hate to see line up in the backfield, but if they all do their part, it should work for them. Their offense should never be compared to something like Indy's our ours even. But it is better than a couple playoff teams from last year (cough Titans cough cough.)
The Texans improved alot from last year and they have a healthy Shaub & Johnson,,,,
We need to control the clock & run the ball down thr throat & then hit'em deep on play action to holmes,nate or sweed for an early lead,,,,,,,,,,We should win this game by 10 and we better at least win this game or it could bite us later in the season !!!!!
Hash-Browns will lose by at least 14,,,,,,,thr secondary cannot handle Dal---
The Bengirls will out kick the Rat-Turds,,,,,,,,,They have the better QB to get them in fieldgoal range,,,,,,,Final Score 16 Bungho's----Rat's 6
I like the Steelers, cowgirls, and bung holes to all win. By how many doesn`t matter anyway. Its now time to show up!
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If Pittsburgh comes 2 play i c them beating the texans 37-17.
You kinda took the words right outa my mouth when you mentioned special teams play.They were a steeler killer last year(st) and for a while now.They were pretty good in the pre-season,but if they can carry that play to a real game,then i think this should be a pretty entertaining win for us.
Houston does have a good return game with Andre Davis and Jacoby Jones both have very good speed and are capable of running back balls for scores so that is definitely one area the Steelers MUST focus on this week when they put the gameplan together of how to slow down the Texans.
------------------------------------------------------------Flacco was named the starting QB this week for the Ravens with the injuries to Smith and Boller so that should be very interesting to see how he performs against a bad defense in Cincy.
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Liquor stores say it's no bueno
Expanding the sale of full-strength beer and wine to grocery stores is "good for everybody."
— PolitiFact Colorado on Friday, April 1st, 2016
After nine years, traffic deaths rising
By the end of 2015, more than 1,300 people will have died on Georgia roads. One of out evey four fatalities resulted from drunken driving.
— PolitiFact Georgia on Wednesday, December 30th, 2015
Alzheimer's a major public health concern
Drinking champagne could help prevent Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
— PolitiFact Georgia on Tuesday, November 17th, 2015
No suds to go
Brewpubs can't sell growlers of their beer to customers.
— PolitiFact Georgia on Friday, October 23rd, 2015
Beer is big business
By allowing brewpubs to sell beer, Georgia could become like Mexico with only a couple of manufacturers controlling all aspects of market.
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Some Interesting Facts About Sour Cream: Know your cream better!
Are you a patron of sour cream? Do you love ladling your chilli bowl with a huge dollop of sour cream? Read on to know some interesting facts about sour cream and learn more about your favourite topping.
What is Sour Cream?
Sour cream is lightly sour in flavour and is prepared by fermenting the regular cream with some lactic acid bacteria. The bacteria culture which may have been added externally or may have developed naturally in the cream, helps in imparting a little sour flavor to the cream and thickens the cream considerably.
Some Interesting sour cream facts
Sour cream is a very popular dairy product and is often served as a condiment with toasts, soups, salads etc. Some interesting facts about sour cream have been listed below:
Sour cream is a popular product in the European and North American Cuisines.
The very first sour cream in the world got prepared accidently centuries ago when the cream of skimmed milk became sour as it was not refrigerated.Once it was discovered, people found uses for the sour cream.
In the earlier times, sour cream was prepared by putting a container of heavy, regular cream on the back of a regular stove until the cream developed an acidic taste and became thick.
The time for which the sour cream was kept on the stove to acidify determined the degree of sourness. Sometimes the cream became intensely sour and sometimes it had a mild sour taste.
With the introduction of pasteurized milk ages ago, sour cream could not be prepared with the above method as pasteurization killed all the bacteria which made the cream sour.
The current day process of infusing the pasteurized milk with lactic acid bacteria was adopted.
A table spoon of sour cream has around 30 calories.
A low fat version of sour cream is the cream prepared from half n half as it has 10-12% of milk fat and adds only 18 calories for 1 table spoon.
The sour cream should always be kept under refrigeration.
The cream should be consumed within 3-4 days of buying and opening the store bought cream.
Sour cream is often artificially thickened using gelatine, carrageen and rennin.
While cooking with sour cream, care needs to be taken to not over boil or heat the cream as it tends to curdle.
The best way to cook using sour cream is to add the cream after the dish has been cooked.
Sour cream is used in baking cookies and cakes and it gives a tangy, distinctive flavour to the baked goods.Sour cream is widely used with salads, soups, as a bread spread, in cooking vegetables, making candies and desserts.
Above were some interesting facts about sour cream, which you may not have been aware of till now. So go on, add that dollop of sour cream to your soup and show your knowledge by sharing some interesting sour cream facts with your friends.
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Security Drives Cisco's Self-Defending Bottom Line
Main | Elsewhere | The Week in CrossNodes | The Week in Network News |
Anyone who's been around computing for a while probably remembers scoffing at the latest and greatest in speed and memory advances over the years as insane advances in tech nobody would ever need. We like to jeer at Bill Gates' infamous (and likely never spoken) "640k should be enough for anyone" quote, but probably had a few "They're calling it the ... get this ... 486 ... and it's supposed to be, like, 66Mhz or some crazy number. What am I gonna do with that?" ourselves.
Decades down the road of widespread computing and networking, "faster" and "more efficient" are pretty much taken for granted. No one thinks to jeer because the chances are good that we're thinking of where that extra power can go, whether it's on a workstation in the form of extra speed and memory, or on our nets in the form of more bandwidth and faster routing. No one pays much attention because the packets and bits are moving plenty fast and we've got other things to worry about. Maybe, once VoIP takes hold, we'll start hoping for more from our network hardware. In the mean time, other considerations are more worrisome.
If you need proof of that, consider today's announcements from Cisco regarding the Firewall Services Module in its Catalyst 6500 switches. When first unveiled a year-and-a-half ago, the FSM was a free add-on that saw periodic updates. As of today, pricing for a 20-firewall license will set you back $12,500 while a 100-firewall license runs at a discount: $45,000.
The new pricing scheme moves the revenue stream from the hardware itself, well loved and considered essential among enterprise networkers, to the services riding on top of it.
This isn't a new trend. Sun's own Jonathan Schwartz has spent the last week echoing this sentiment on the server side, as Sun moves from pushing high-end server hardware to trying to compete in the much more tricky commodity whitebox market with tightly integrated apps and services. More to the point, Cisco is zeroing in on the biggest concern going, which is network security. Cisco clearly perceives this concern as overriding any love of free beer among its customers. Having softened us up with ads about adorable little girls unleashing a hellstorm of viral mayhem in daddy's network, it's time to make the sale. Like Sun, the question becomes how well Cisco can compete in a well-established software market.
Here's all the pricing data from that announcement:
20 Virtual Firewalls License $12,500
50 Virtual Firewalls License $25,000
100 Virtual Firewalls License $45,000
Cisco Guard XT 5650 $90,000
Cisco Traffic Anomaly Detector XT 5600 $45,000
The last two items, the Guard XT 5650 and the Traffic Anomaly Detector XT, are network security appliances picked up in Cisco's recent acquisition of Riverhead Networks. They're aimed at protecting nets from DDoS attacks.
» It seems there's a security bypass flaw in Linksys' WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router:
Independent technology consultant Alan W. Rateliff discovered the flaw during a client installation of a Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router. After reporting the vulnerability to Linksys, Rateliff posted a warning on a public mailing list that even if the remote administration function is turned off, the router provides the administration Web page to ports 80 and 443 on the WAN.The implications are obvious: out of the box the unit gives full access to its administration from the WAN using the default or, if the user even bothered to change it, an easily guessed password," he said.
Secunia says it's a "moderately critical" hole. Here's the original warning from Mr. Rateliff.
» Google is boosting its search appliance to handle, according to the company, up to 300 queries per minute, and index 1.5 million documents.
» Nortel, recovering from an accounting scandal, reports that converged network equipment, including VoIP and 3G gear, are buoying sales this year.
» Monday: Network News Break: No WLAN On Your Nets? Wi-Fi Security's Still a Concern
Even if you don't even have a WLAN operating on your nets, the combination of cheap, consumer-friendly Wi-Fi gear and lousy security interfaces can cause problems. Also: AT&T says it can see DDoS attacks from a mile off, Intel releases Centrino drivers for Linux, and anti-virus vendors report there are still viruses in the world.
» Three LDAP Browsers for the Asking
Getting your information in a directory is just half the battle: The other half is finding it. Here are three LDAP browsers, free of charge and up to the task of digging through your data.
» FaceTime Makes IM as Safe as Talking Face-to-Face
With IM use at critical mass and growing, security and privacy challenges abound. FaceTime's enterprise-grade server suite monitors, archives, and analyzes IM traffic for thousands of users without requiring thousands of admin hours.
» Scripting Clinic: Dissecting a Live Python... Script
By examining a working script line by line, this edition of the Scripting Clinic shows you how to put your own scripts together and exposes a few Python quirks along the way.» Pack-Rats by Law: A Message Archiving Primer
With the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, messaging archives have gone from a voluntary tic among pack-rat users to a regulatory necessity. Here's how to crate up the correspondence without overloading your LAN.Network News Break is CrossNodes' daily summary of networking news and opinion, served up fresh daily. Please send your comments and suggestions to the editor.


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The Super Breakfast Bowl Challenge #1: Avocado Winner!
By Lindsey Toth from Healthy Blog Snack
I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day weekend, and I hope you're ready for the winner of The Super Breakfast Bowl Challenge #1: Avocado!
First of all, thank you to everyone for all of your submissions. I was amazed with your breakfast creativity, and impressed that so many of you stepped up to take on the challenge – congrats to all of you on your breakfast creations!
Although all of your creations were amazing, unfortunately there can only be one winner. So using the random integer generator, the winner of The Super Breakfast Bowl Challenge #1 is… drum roll please…
Danielle of Coffee Run with her fabulous Rocky Road Oatmeal – congratulations Danielle!
Danielle took on our challenge and created a delicious Chocolate Chai Pudding with avocado, which she incorporated into a whole slew of breakfast creations – including her delicious looking Rocky Road Oatmeal. Congratulations on the win Danielle, send us your address at firstname.lastname@example.com, and be on the look-out for your prizes in the mail: The Chef'n Vibe Avocado Slicer, courtesy of Kitchen Stuff Plus, an avocado gift pack, courtesy of Avocados from Mexico, and a ton of Newman's Own Organic products.
Now, time to share Danielle's Rockin' Rocky Road Oatmeal recipe…
Rocky Road Oatmeal
1 ripe avocado, peeled and pitted
12 oz. (1 block) silken tofu
3/4 cup water
1/2 cup cocoa powder
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 tsp. cinnamon
1 1/2 tsp. ginger
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1/2 tsp. allspice
Sweetener, to taste (I used 5 packets of Nu Naturals Stevia. You could also use agave- starting with 1/3 cup and adding more if desired)
1/2 cup rolled oats
1/2 cup almond milk
1/2 cup water
Slices of banana
Coconut Cream
Crushed Walnuts
1) Blend ingredients together
2) Serve and enjoy as a pudding! Or incorporate into the oatmeal as follows…
1) Cook oats with water
2) Top with/mix in rest of ingredients (including Chocolate Chai Pudding)
3) Serve and enjoy!
Thanks again to everyone who submitted a recipe for the avocado challenge, and stay tuned for the winner of the Flax Seed Challenge tomorrow. There's still time to submit your Flax Seed breakfast recipes today, so challenge yourself today!
Happy Super Breakfast Bowl Snacking!
Lindsey Toth at Healthy Blog Snack
This sounds amazing!! Thank you Lindsey and Danielle! Stay Tuned for tomorrow's Flax Winner!


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As you tie the knot, the thing that will make your ceremony and reception memorable is your attention to detail. And one of the most significant features of any wedding day is the wedding program. Wedding programs are a vital part of the ceremony because they tell your guests who each person in the bridal party is, the structure of the ceremony, and who the speakers and readers are. By providing them with these essential details, guests will certainly remain engaged at all times.
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Flyers Sign Peter Forsberg
by Staff Writer / Philadelphia FlyersThe Philadelphia Flyers announced that they have signed 6'1", 205-pound unrestricted free agent center Peter Forsberg to a two-year contract, according to club General Manager Bob Clarke. Per club policy, financial terms were not disclosed.
"Peter Forsberg is one of the best players in the game," said Clarke in making the announcement. "We signed him knowing that he puts us over the cap and we will have to trade some guys now."
Forsberg, 32, recorded 13 goals and 26 assists for 39 points and 88 penalty minutes in 33 regular season games for MODO Hockey Ornskoldsvik in Sweden. His 39 points were second on the team (tied for eighth in the league). He also was a member of the Swedish National Team at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, posting three points (1G,2A) in four games.
A native of Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, Forsberg registered 18 goals and 37 assists for 55 points and 30 penalty minutes in 39 regular season games for the Colorado Avalanche during the 2003-04 season. He missed the majority of the 2003-04 season recovering from groin (against Calgary on October 28, 2003) and hip (against Vancouver on February 16, 2004) injuries.
After the 2002-03 season, Forsberg won the Art Ross Trophy as "the player who leads the league in scoring points at the end of the regular season" (106 points) and the Hart Memorial Trophy as "the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team" and was named to the NHL First All-Star Team. A five-time NHL All-Star (1996, 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2003), Forsberg has also won the Calder Memorial Trophy as rookie of the year (1995) and been named to the NHL All-Rookie Team (1995) and to the NHL First All-Star Team two additional times (1998 and 1999). Twice, he led the NHL in playoff scoring (24 points in 1999 and 27 points in 2002).
Over parts of 10 NHL seasons (from 1994-95 through 2003-04) with the Quebec Nordiques and Colorado, Forsberg has recorded 216 goals and 525 assists for 741 points and 544 penalty minutes in 580 regular season games. He was a member of both Avalanche Stanley Cup Championship teams (1996 and 2001). He represented Sweden at the 1994 Winter Olympic Games, 1996 World Cup of Hockey, 1998 World Championships, 1998 Winter Olympic Games, 2003 World Championships and 2004 World Cup of Hockey.
Forsberg is fourth on the NHL's All-Time List for highest assists-per-game average in a career (.905 – 525 assists in 580 games played).
He was originally drafted by the Flyers in the first round (sixth overall) of the 1991 NHL Entry Draft. His rights were traded by the Flyers, along with Steve Duchesne, Kerry Huffman, Mike Ricci, Ron Hextall, a first round pick in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft, $15,000,000 and future considerations in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft, to Quebec in exchange for the rights to Eric Lindros on June 30, 1992.
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