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Looking forward, it will be VERY difficult to attract high quality educators to Steamboat. The town is known for it's petty politics and Kangaroo Court management. The Town, School Board, Attorney and Superintendant need to engage in some much needed self analysis and take responsibility and ownership for the way in which they have handled themselves. This is not the first time and it would appear that if there aren't some major changes made, the pettiness and lack of professionalism will continue. Sadly, Steamboat's education issues and reputation are well known beyond the passes.
It's complete amateur hour here and an embarrassment - have any one these people worked in the real world where a certain level of professionalism is demanded? Wake up Steamboat!
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Ice cream to cheer about
Great story and great product - good luck!
Where are the Editors and proofreaders? This is an inexcusable grammmatical error!!!!
"Barlow cited recent bad news as additional motivation for HE and Brimmer's philanthropic efforts." UGH!
Lets try:
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Correcting a typo: JSM talks about having taken a "Motorcycle Safety Course" in May - was she absent on the importance of wearing a helmet day? Nevermind that she has three kids, two very young! Sounds like a major mid-life crisis!
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JSO talks about having taken a "Motorcycle Safety Course" in May - was she absent on the importance of wearing a helmet day? Nevermind that she has three kids, two very young! Sounds like a major mid-life crisis!
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Mudslide blocks River Road
Shouldn't that read: three-tenths of a mile NORTH of the intersection of River and Mount Werner Roads?
No surprise, everyone knows that Tree Haus is going to slide down the hill. Look at its history and the many plagued building sites. The real truth can't be hidden.
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Post On Saturday, May 11, 2013 By Alisha
I am a survivor of postpartum eclampsia. 5 days after giving birth to our little girl Madysin, I developed the worst migraine ever. Knowing I couldn't take care of her due to the horrible pain, I called my mom. She came over to help, called my ob and he prescribed me pain pills. The next day I felt thumping in my ears, still having the horrible migraine, so we decided to go to the ER. As I was getting dressed, I told my mom I needed to try and brush my teeth. I held my toothbrush in one hand and the toothpaste in another but I started crying... I had no idea how or what to do next something: so simple and easy, I couldn't figure out. I went and sat on the edge of my bed and was telling my mom I had no idea what to do. I told her I needed to lay down... everything got so weird looking and cloudy so I lay down.
I started to seize. I could hear everything: my mom called 911; I was screaming to my mother as she held my baby to not let me die; I begged her. I did not know she couldn't hear me; I wasn't saying a word. I came to with 10 paramedics in my face asking who I was, what my name was. Next thing I remember was starting to seize again and this time I remember nothing. In the meantime, I was taken to a local hospital where they life-flighted me to a Columbus Ohio hospital. I woke up a few days later and remember bits and pieces of things during that time. They told my whole family when I was life flighted I wasn't going to survive the flight and I did. Here I am. It's so scary to think about and I still have flashbacks and get anxiety but all I have to say is my baby girl is gonna be 5 and I'm so glad I'm here to share all this with her. I thank God everyday that he let me live through this. Until this happened to myself I never even heard of eclampsia. I ended with my blood pressure so high I had a brain hemorrhage and that's when I started to seize.
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The odds of winning the jackpot are about one in 146 million, and the odds of winning any prize are one in 37.
The Gay Johnson's store at 1st and Grand Avenue sold more than a thousand powerball tickets yesterday and expects to sell even more today. Powerball tickets are only sold in 28 states, along with the District of Columbia and the US Virgin Islands. Make sure to tune into 11 News Colorado after the olympics to see the powerball drawing.
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Three out of the Four artists showcased by the Marle Gallery, in Axminster, since its opening in November last year, have been selected by the Royal Academy for its world-famous Summer Exhibition which opened on Monday, at the Royal Academy, London.
Works from artists Sonia Martin, Vicky Oldfield and Martin Grover have been accepted for the exhibition.
All three artists were shown for the first time in the South West by the Marle Gallery in Victoria Place.
A spokesman for the gallery said: "Sonia, Martin and Vicky thoroughly deserve this accolade which is an exceptional achievement - more than 12,000 pieces of work from 27 countries were submitted to the Royal Academy for its Summer Exhibition, and the RA's selection panel whittle that down to a couple of hundred to be hung alongside work from established Royal Academicians.
"Our mission at the Marle Gallery is to bring something new and unique to the southwest art scene. Selection by the Royal Academy is proof positive that we are hitting our target and that our portfolio of artists are definitely ones to watch for the future"
If you can't make it to London, The Marle Gallery's summer exhibition runs from Monday, July 2 to Friday, August 28.
It will comprise work from all its resident artists, including Vicky Oldfied, Martin Grover and Sonia Martin, as well as introducing several new artists to the gallery.
The current national touring exhibition of the Society of Wood Engravers runs at The Marle until Monday, June 18.


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Written by: Lennon-McCartney
Recorded: 29, 30 September 1964
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Norman Smith
Released: 4 December 1964 (UK), 14 June 1965 (US)
John Lennon: vocals, lead guitar, acoustic rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney: vocals, bass, piano
George Harrison: acoustic guitar
Ringo Starr: drums, timpani
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Beatles For Sale
Written mostly by Paul McCartney, Every Little Thing was sung by him and John Lennon for The Beatles' fourth album, Beatles For Sale.
McCartney initially hoped it would be the follow-up single to A Hard Day's Night, although this wasn't to be. In America, Every Little Thing was released in 1965 on the Beatles VI album.
Every Little Thing, like most of the stuff I did, was my attempt at the next single. I remember playing it for Brian backstage somewhere. He had assembled a few people. It was one of those meetings - 'Oh, we have to do some recordings, who's got what?' and we played a few at Brian. We didn't often check things with Brian, in fact I just remember it in connection with this because I thought it was very catchy. I played it amongst a few songs; it was something I thought was quite good but it became an album filler rather than the great almighty single. It didn't have quite what was required.
Many Years From Now, Barry Miles
The song was written in August 1964 during The Beatles' first full US tour.
John and I got this one written in Atlantic City during our last tour of the States. John does the guitar riff for this one, and George is on acoustic. Ringo bashes some timpani drums for the big noises you hear.
The Beatles Off The Record, Keith Badman
A devotional love song, most likely written with Jane Asher in mind, Every Little Thing is as emotionally revealing as any of Lennon's songs on Beatles For Sale. Although the music was less successful, the lyrics are among McCartney's most succinct and tender on the album.
In the studio
The Beatles began recording Every Little Thing on 29 September 1964. They taped four takes, the last of which was temporarily considered the best.
They returned to it the following day, recording a further five attempts. It was a light-hearted session, as recounted by Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn:
Take six was aborted when Paul burped a vocal instead of singing it, take seven was complete but ended in uproarious laughter. And Ringo was having fun with an instrument new to Beatles recordings - timpani. This appeared for the first time on take nine, along with the guitar intro and piano piece.
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Dogs' joints take a pounding, from running after tennis balls to jumping off the back deck. And for some dogs, that's a problem. More use means more injuries and can lead to joint-related problems such as ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tears and osteoarthritis. WebMD talked with James L. "Jimi" Cook, the director of the Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory at the University of Missouri-Columbia, about canine joint problems and what's new in their treatment.
Q: What causes osteoarthritis or joint problems in dogs?
A: The two major categories of joint problems are developmental and degenerative problems. With developmental problems, you have things like hip or elbow dysplasia, where the joint does not develop correctly in a number of different ways.
Degenerative problems cover a number of areas. But the most common, and the most common cause of arthritis in dogs, is cruciate ligament problems, where the ligament is degenerating over time and causing instability and secondary osteoarthritis.
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A: Most of the time, people notice that their dogs are doing less or having more difficulty with common activities. The dog now has problems getting up on the couch, or going up the stairs, or getting in the back of the SUV. With more athletic dogs, maybe they can't run as long with their owner, or they don't want to play as long at the dog park.
From there it progresses to overt lameness -- holding the limb up, or holding the limb funny. Those are the most common things we see. Rarely do we see overt pain as the first complaint. Usually it's a slower process.
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A: In general, increased size and weight is always a predisposer of joint problems. So the poster children for both developmental and degenerative problems are going to be the bigger dogs.
But for certain things, there are very breed-specific problems. Newfoundlands have the highest prevalence of cruciate ligament disease of all breeds. Rottweilers have more knee and ankle problems. Bernese Mountain dogs commonly get elbow dysplasia.


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Dramatic Increase in Consumer Health Information Seeking
According to a new study by the Center for Studying Health System Change (HSC), there has been a dramatic increase in people looking for health care information. While use of all information sources increased dramatically, use of the Internet for health information has doubled from 2001 to 2007. Thirty-two percent of consumers—70 million adults—conducted online health searches in 2007, compared with 16 percent in 2001. In addition, the greater an individual's education level, the more likely he or she is to research a health condition.
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Mosin Nagant at 500 yards!
What's up Firing Line members! Just wanted to share my 500 yard Mosin Nagant iron sight experience with you guys. Enjoy!
500 Yards Mosin Nagant! Thanks for watching
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Nice shooting. However, trust me and give that Brown Bear away! It's crap at short range let alone mid range.
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For some reason my rifle likes the Brown Bear ammo. Dead on accuracy, I have another video where i hit a 1 gallon jug at 400 yards on the 3rd shot iron sights. Also when i was testing the accuracy of the brown bear ammo at 250 yards I made a 2.4" 3 shot group. Maybe it's just my rifle but it really like this brown bear stuff. However I have been on the look out for the Russian match ammo to try out, it's hard to find at a decent price nowadays. Thanks for watching!
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Lately I have watched alot of Mosin videos and I'm thinking about getting one of those rifles, but I haven't decided if I want the carbine or the rifle. They seem to be pretty nice shooters, I like all old military rifles and would like to add one to my collection. Also I believe ammo if fairly cheap for them and I also reload so finding ammo wont be an issue after I aquire some brass.
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Nice shooting!
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Wow you must have some good eyes for that distance. nice shooting
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Ron, you can get both the carbine and rifle for about $300-$400 total outlay. The carbine is great, fun to shoot, kicks a bit, and the blast is awe-inspiring. Just as accurate as the rifle out to about 250 yards.
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Use our mortgage calculatorThe lease is for a period of 999 years from 1936; the freehold is currently being purchased by the vendors. A most attractive family home which has been extended by the current owners to provide a five bedroom property with flexible living accommodation. Set in a mature and well maintained plot of approximately 0.25 of an acre in the sought after village of Jordans.
The ground floor accommodation comprises spacious entrance hallway with cloaks cupboard, storage cupboard and cloakroom with doors leading to the principal reception rooms.
Double doors lead into the dual aspect sitting room which benefits from a feature fireplace and double French doors opening to the rear garden. The dining room has two sets of French doors opening to the front aspect. The kitchen/breakfast room is the heart of this family home and provides a range of floor and wall mounted units and integrated appliances; a central island provides additional work space, storage and wine store; the kitchen area opens into the orangery style family room with space for seating and informal dining; there are doors leading to the rear garden and an internal door leads to the utility room with courtesy door to the garage and side access.
Stairs rise to the first floor.
The master bedroom benefits from fitted bedroom furniture and en-suite bath/shower room.
Bedroom two also benefits from en-suite facilities whilst the three further bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
Jordans Village has an active community and the village enjoys a popular first school and a village shop overlooking the central village green, village hall, and tennis courts. Various social and sporting pursuits are also catered for and a variety of country walks and bridal pathways are available in the immediate vicinity. The M40 Junction 2 provides access to the national motorway network and airports.
Seer Green/Jordans railway station is approximately 0.3 miles distant via road and pathways and provides direct access to London Marylebone on the Chiltern Line (fastest train 25 minutes). Seer Green and Jordans offer a wide range of amenities and catchment to well renowned grammar schooling.
The property is approached via a block work driveway providing access to the garage and parking.
The gardens to the front are set behind a wall and are staged with ornamental brick and flint wall and hedging.
The beds are planted with a variety of bulbs, plants and shrubs providing interest throughout the seasons.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and is bordered by beds with seasonal planting and mature trees and shrubs.
A paved terrace runs adjacent to the rear of the property and provides and ideal area for fine weather entertaining.
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By Juliette Terzieff - WeNews correspondent
LAHORE, Pakistan (WOMENSENEWS) )--Growing up was never going to be easy for Sharee Komal.
Born into an impoverished family living in a hut made of odd pieces of stained cloth tied to pieces of wood next to a decrepit cemetery in a poor Lahore neighbourhood, her life's prescription was to be hard work, few amenities, and little-to-no gratitude in Pakistan's male-dominated society.
As desperate as her situation was, life took a horrifying turn for the cherub-faced 7-year-old the morning of May 29 when a neighbor did the unthinkable.
"He promised me toys and some chocolate," Sharee whispers of the man she accuses, 23-year-old Ali Bahader. "But when I saw he was taking me to a dark little house, I began screaming and he started hitting me in the face . . . then he really started hurting me."
Almost eight hours later, Sharee's distraught mother and police officers found her lying unconscious in the cemetery bruised and bleeding from the assault. The police officers--in a rare show of understanding in Pakistan--stopped Sharee's mother, Parveen Barkat, from bathing the little girl and rushed her to a Lahore hospital where tests confirmed their fears.
Sharee had been raped.
Underreported Crime Afflicts Many Children
For Pakistani human rights campaigners Sharee's case came as little surprise in a country where rape reporting is weak and sexual assaults on children are a major part of the problem.
Eight rapes are reported every day in Pakistan, a country of 147 million. Human rights activists estimate that for every rape case reported, there are two more that are never brought to the authorities' attention.
The arguments against reporting a rape in Pakistan--where family matters are largely kept behind closed doors and rape is an instant assault on the honor of a family--are powerful. Rape victims who register cases are often ostracized by friends and neighbors while the general public, even in cases publicized by the local media, remains largely apathetic.
Perpetrators and their families often browbeat rape victims for a "compromise" or "forgiveness," threatening further violence should the case be pursued. Law enforcement officials remain largely unsympathetic to the crime of rape often refusing to file charges.
If the victim decides to press ahead, the experience can be discouraging. Recently, for instance, the father of an 8-year-old boy reportedly raped by a local maulvi (religious preacher) in Lahore's suburbs withdrew the official complaint after neighbors and acquaintances spent weeks publicly condemning him for attempting to sully the reputation of a holy man.
Of the eight official rape cases reported each day, five are minors. Young boys and pubescent males also fall victim to sexual abuse by elders, at least two every day. Of the reported rapes--of both girls and boys--two-thirds are gang rapes.
Yet each year there are only a handful of convictions against rapists.
Going Public
In a rare show of defiance in a society that often discourages victims from speaking out against rape, Sharee's mother, Barkat, decided to go public with the case. With the help of local nongovernmental organizations, she called a press conference in early June to ask Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to personally ensure Bahader is punished for his actions.
Bahader says he did not commit the crime. Bahader is currently in police custody awaiting trial or bail; Barkat feels nothing less than life in prison would be suitable punishment.
"People in the neighborhood have called me a liar, spit at me, and thrown things," says Barkat. "We're terrified that there is nothing to keep someone from attacking all of us, but we're talking about the life of my child and I want justice."
For aid organizations working on the rape issue, determined parents like Barkat are few and far between. And even in the most determined cases, they say that settling out of court almost always prevails over Pakistan's achingly slow judicial system.
Cases often drag on for years during which time societal pressure mounts on the victim's family to cease airing their dirty laundry in public.
Risk of Facing Hudood Ordinance
Should the victim be unable to produce four male witnesses to testify on their behalf, she is likely to end up being charged under Pakistan's notorious Hudood Ordinance, which criminalizes extra- or pre-marital sex, and carries a punishment of death. According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, 50 percent of the women who report rapes end up being charged under the controversial law.
"If you take 75 cases, four will end up in court, and maybe one will end up with a conviction," says Fatima Ambreen, coordinator of War Against Rape--or WAR--a Pakistani aid organization that works specifically on the rape issue and is aiding Barkat with Sharee's case. The group is providing free legal advice and counseling for Sharee and her family.
Set up in the early 1990s by a group of 15 concerned citizens, WAR now has offices in most major Pakistani cities and has dozens of qualified professionals--doctors, nurses, lawyers, and journalists--lending their skills to combat the prevalence of rape through seminars and public awareness campaigns. The group also pushes for more government acknowledgement of the problem and better support to victims.
Besides providing rape victims with physical and mental treatment and assisting with legal representation, WAR runs workshops and public awareness campaigns across the country.
"People just have a tendency to close their eyes to something that desperately needs to be talked about," Ambreen says. "We have to break the taboo, end the silence."
Juliette Terzieff is a freelance journalist currently based in Pakistan who has worked for the San Francisco Chronicle, Newsweek, CNN International, and the London Sunday Times.
For more information:
IRINnews.org --Pakistan: Anti-rape NGO Struggles to be Heard: - http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=39425
Women's eNews--In Pakistan, Those Who Cry Rape Face Jail: - http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/1835/
Women's eNews--Pakistan's Acid-Attack Victims Press for Justice: - http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/1908/
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Bringing branch office servers and file shares back to the data center is generally easy to do, especially with the use of WAN optimization solutions. But sometimes -- for the sake of performance, practicality, or politics -- a server simply must remain in the branch. It was for these intransigent servers, and to satisfy the needs of both server-hugging branch offices and control-hungry IT, that Riverbed Granite was born.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A Democratic state lawmaker is announcing plans to challenge Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel (man-DEHL') in 2014.
Third-term state Rep. Connie Pillich, of suburban Cincinnati, said Monday she'll focus her campaign on fighting for working families, fellow small business owners and senior citizens.
Pillich has been a lawyer, businesswoman and captain in the U.S. Air Force.
Without using his name, she criticized Mandel for absenteeism from his state position during a failed run for the U.S. Senate last year and for not wanting the job.
Ohio Republican Chairman-elect Matthew Borges (BOHR'-jihs) said Mandel, a U.S. Marine veteran, has been a responsible watchdog of state tax dollars.
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Noah Oppenheim's screenplay for a Jackie Kennedy biopic titled Jackie has had a lot of trouble getting off the ground. The project has been passed from director to director with no luck of getting made. Steven Spielberg was attached to it in 2010, and then former couple Darren Aronofsky and Rachel Weisz were planning it, but when they separated, the project was stopped.
The latest actress attached to the role of the former First Lady is Natalie Portman, who won an Oscar for her performance in Aronofsky's Black Swan. According to Deadline, Fox Searchlight wants Portman for the part.
The film details the emotional days in Jackie Kennedy's life between President John F. Kennedy's assassination and his burial. Indiewire had the chance to look at the script, which they found "moving."
If Portman accepts the role and the film can get moving, this could be another chance for the actress to win Oscar gold, since the part has Academy Awards written all over it.
There's no word yet on who would direct Portman in the part, but apparently the actress, who likes the screenplay, will make her decision based on who is at the helm, so maybe Aronofsky will come back to the project to collaborate with the Portman again.
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Selling my longest-owned pair of 007mk1's (set on the left). Earpads have been replaced in the last few months. Price includes shipping in CONUS but not paypal fees. The arcs probably need to be bent more to properly fit ones head, actually, the headpad (headband) is a little bent. It can still fit the head well but one might want to replace it, this (plus not enjoying flipping) is the reason for the low sale price.
More pictures can be furnished to those with genuine interest (and moneys.)
For those who aren't familiar with STAX products, a brief history is in order from their wiki:
Stax: A History
Brief Stax Timeline
1950 - First electrostatic earspeaker made on a drunken dare
1995 - Plagued by lackluster sales and malaria, Stax shutters its doors
1996 - Breakthrough Stax discovery shows that door-closing is an ineffectual quarantine method against the spread of virulent diseases.
1997 - Surviving employees reform Stax Ltd. with an emphasis on clean rooms. These rooms have rigorous standards of health and cleanliness such as not containing third world contaminants. All Stax cafeteria workers now wear hairnets. This does not stop Wednesday's mystery meat from being gross.
2012 - Stax nearly bankrupts itself producing its most advanced product ever, the first electrostatic hearing aid for aging baby boomers. Sound is found to be too ethereal and paranoid octogenarians are convinced ghosts are talking to them. The suicide rate (already high from having to eat thousands of grains of rice with chopsticks) doubles among the elderly overnight. This prompts Hollywood to step in, as elderly Japanese are an important Japanese export as mentor figures in kung-fu movies and people who tell Leonardo DiCaprio that they are old and full of regrets in the "deliberately confusing so it must be good" genre.
2013 - Stax is bought out by Deifier, a parent company that stresses the godlike, unquestionably perfect nature of its products.
Origami Story
STAX (or as it's referred to in Japan, "Kristi Yamaguchi") is a notorious party company famous for developing hairbrained, convoluted solutions to non-existent problems. Founded by a former employee of the Acme Corporation, (As-Seen-On-TV) Karaoke Hibachi, Stax, like many headphone companies, got it's start designing navigation systems for kamikaze.
Originally meant for standard aircraft, Stax Industrial Navigational Systems (or SINS) would invariably cause aircraft to crash and burn, which could be an inconvenience. Luckily, the kamikaze program was just getting off the ground and looking for a program that could do just that as their well-trained pilots were inept at failure. Stax managed to pass off the unintentionally catastrophic as intentionally devastating and thus managed to obtain their first government contract, ensuring a profitable couple of years. During this time Stax also pioneered the first GPS instructional voice (though they used radar at the time) to tell pilots where to fly to reach the mutual demise of themselves and their enemies. It was this very voice that the British later used for the Daleks in their classic sci-fi show Dr. Whom.
After the war ended, Stax wisely deduced that the world would not need inconsistent GPS-like services until at least the mid-90's, so Hibachi and Co. decided to branch out. They started manufacturing famously thin and porous diaphragms which were the laughingstock of the birth control industry. After an accidental materials mix-up, the classic story of the first electrostatic headphone was born.
Drunken Karaoke
Karaoke was an avid listener and drunk, chiefly at the same time. It was well-known that if you wanted him to give a project his time, he needed to be liquored up a bit first. Thus it was that instead of sending back the odd film they had received, he took a dare to turn it into headphones.
During this time period, Stax was annointed "#1 party headphone company" by a poll in U.S. News and World Report. To that end, they decided to name their headphones after fraternities they wished they could get into but couldn't weather the initiation rituals. The Sigma Theta Delta's were a best-seller until the 80's when STD's were unfairly maligned by a sensationalist media.
The Omegle Series
In the 20th century, Stax released their flagship Omega series of headphones, the Omega 1 (with matching T2 amp) that redefined how three people listened to music, the Omega 2 which re-re-defined it to the great ire of Ms. Miriam Webster, and were on the precipice of the Omega 3 to re-re-redefine it when a a wave of suicides took place in the engineering department. The oddest thing about the whole affair was the impeccable grammar used in the suicide notes when the engineers were notorious for horrible spelling. They were later deemed possible foul play but no culprits or motive has yet been found.
It has been speculated that Stax distilled the essence of what Omega 3 sounds like into pill form. This rumour has never been denied so it is probably true.
The Devil's in the Detail
It has been conjectured that before its newest release, Stax made a pact with the devil to allow them to produce the most detailed headphone in existence. In return, the devil (an avid pescetarian due to its close kinship with Steve Jobs) only asked for their sole. It is hard to discredit this theory as mere heresy when these two irrefutable facts exist:
1) The 009 are widely considered the most detailed headphones in existence
2) There is no sole at the Stax headquarters
Stax Not Invited to Third Party
In a confusing double-standard, Stax ingenuity and technical prowess is praised as being nonpareil when it comes to electrostatic transducers but shunted to the side when talking electrostatic headphone amplification. Initially Stax was very insulted as they figured the third party was like the after-after-after party, but they have since obtained a translator who made it clear, in no uncertain terms, that they were totally invited but the invitation must have gotten lost in the mail.
The topic of the best amplification for Stax Earspeakers is a hotly debated one among those trying to avoid life and its harsh realities. These nocturnal denizens of the internet are easily identifiable by the distinctive black markings (or "bags") under their eyes, their telltale raspy vocal intonation (hoarse from yelling at their computer screens,) and their obsessive immersion in insignificant minutiae of obscure niche hobbies in a desperate bid to avoid life's larger questions. Their mating habits are indeterminate as they have yet to procreate. Most proponents of evolution think this is a good thing.
The Future and Beyond
Since being bought out by a Chinese monolith, wild theories have careened unchecked on the information superhighway. Stax put a rest to these rumours in 2013 when they announced their first post-buyout product, the world's first electrostatic earplugs. They are expected to have an astonishingly low noise floor and add almost no distortion to the signal. If this is a sign of things to come, the future of STAX seems bright indeed.
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Who needs a bunny to bring sweet treats when you can deck yourself out in arm candy?!
-April Daniels Hussar
Happy Spring! You may not celebrate Easter, or perhaps you've outgrown the giant bunny with his basket-o-sweets? Not to fret! The following pieces of arm candy are guaranteed to bring some springtime sweetness into your wardrobe. There are a few splurges (think of them as the Godiva solid chocolate bunnies), but most are super affordable … dozens of delish jelly beans, Peeps and Cadbury eggs … mmm. Best part: no insulin shock/ sugar rush hangover!
Starburst ring ($28, springstreetdesign.com)
Tory Burch Foundation studded cuff — love the orange, PLUS all profits from the purchase of thisbenefit the Tory Burch Foundation, committed to providing economic opportunities to women and their families in the United States. Extra sweet ($95, ToryBurch.com)
Beaded coral ring ($88, JuicyCouture.com)
Sunset bangle ($69, stelldot.com) paired with the Paige Enamel bangle ($69, stelladot.com)
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Kate Spade New York "Make a Day of It" Idiom bangle bracelet ($99, endless.com) and the Kate Spade New York "Double Bow" Floral Pink bangle bracelet ($78, endless.com). Because picking one Kate Spade to love is like trying to decide between caramel Cadbury eggs andd good old fashioned Cadbury creme eggs!
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Moffat County High School junior Braeden Sullivan picks up some running room in the Bulldogs Sept. 24 game at Delta. The team — 2-4 overall and 1-2 in the Western Slope League — plays at 7 p.m. tonight at Battle Mountain High School (1-5, 0-3).
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It's do-or-done time for the Moffat County High School football team. With a 1-2 record in the Western Slope League, the Bulldogs must win their final four games for any chance to end a three-year playoff drought. Head coach Kip Hafey said he and his staff have made sure to tell his team these facts going into tonight's matchup against 1-5 Battle Mountain.
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Race is on 1/1/13 and starts at 10am.
We will have a 10K and a 3K fun run/walk.
Race will start and end at ClubHaus Fitness located at 612 W. Dickson St. Fayetteville.
Registration will be online only. Sorry there will be no race day registration.
Packet Pick-Up will be at Fleet Feet Sports on 12/31/12 from 12-5pm. You may also pick up your packet on race day.
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Green Tip of the Month: Plastics in the Lab
It's everywhere
The global market size of plastic consumables by research laboratories is estimated at $5 billion per year. Polystyrene, polypropylene and polycarbonate plastics — all petroleum based and few recyclable — form lab materials from petri dishes to test tube stands.
Available alternatives
More sustainable options exist and are available from the Rockefeller Storeroom. For example, Crystalgen offers Go-green petri dishes, made from biodegradable polylactic acid plastic. EcoStand™ Tube Holders, manufactured by EMD Millipore, are formed from a biodegradable and compostable corn-based resin.
Campus recycling
The university recycles numbers 1 and 2 plastics, which should be sanitized with a 10 percent bleach solution if exposed to biological material. Plastic package wrapping can be recycled with plastic bags in the receptacles by the Mail Room and near the vending machines in RRB. And, Glasswashing Services recycles pipette tip boxes.
Did You Know?
U.S. per capita plastic consumption is greater than 310 pounds per year, only about six percent of which is recycled!


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By David Wheeler/NEMS Daily Journal
PONTOTOC – Northeast Mississippi high school cross country teams turned out in droves Saturday as Pontotoc High School hosted its annual invitational at Longbow Trails.
This was the fifth season for Pontotoc to use this layout in the eastern portion of the county, with more than 20 schools sending runners to the early-season event.
"Cross country has always been strong in this part of Mississippi," said Pontotoc coach Mike Bain, who has won 30 state championships between the boys and girls programs. "And it still seems to be getting stronger."
The Class 4A/5A/6A girls event featured a nice duel between two of the stronger teams in the area – Pontotoc and Tupelo. Pontotoc has won back-to-back 4A state titles, while Tupelo has an impressive 10-year title streak going in 5A and 6A.
Though the event awarded team trophies based on class, with all three classes running together, Pontotoc did edge Tupelo 43-46.
"I had confidence in this team before today, but it's picked up after today," Bain said. "And I think we can run better."
Tupelo freshman Christina Daniels did continue her early strong showing, running a 15 minutes, 59 seconds time over the 2.5-mile course for her second title in three events. Callie Mayo of Oxford was second in 16:28, and Alyssa Kelly of Saltillo third in 16:41.
"This was a good effort over a tough course," said Tupelo coach Anna Katherine Sloan. "I was real pleased with Chirstina's time.
"We were running without one of our top five today, but I was pleased with the effort."
Tupelo and Pontotoc also dominated the 4A/5A/6A boys, with Tupelo totaling 31 points and Pontotoc next with 46.
Another early and strong individual performance was turned in by Tupelo sophomore Andrew White, who clocked a 16:46 over the 5K course, his second win of the season. Luke Hatcher of Pontotoc was second in 17:30, and Darnell Collier of Tupelo was third in 17:30.
In 1A/2A/3A boys, French Camp had the best team score with 53 points, while Kyle Suitor of Kossuth finished first with a 17:19. In girls, Ripley posted 43 points for the best score, with Page Rowland of Ripley taking the title with a 16:43.


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Colombias children suffer in the face of the countrys situation of poverty, inequality and violence caused by the armed conflict. The Colombian school system is one of the armed conflicts victims. Classrooms are often overcrowded sometimes with up to 50 children per teacher. The violence of the streets is reflected in the violent environment brought into the school. Teachers lack training in more creative pedagogical techniques and often lack supplies in the classrooms.
Through the Pazalobien methodology the Mi Sangre Foundation strengthens the citizenship and life skills of children in public schools in high risk areas of Colombia. Working from a rights-based approach, children benefit through living an experience of participation and creativity. The project transforms attitudes not just of the children participants but of the teachers, the school system and families, building a peace culture within their communities.
The project will have a large-scale social impact by reaching 2000 children, 75 teachers, and 100 parents, who as a result of the project, will be able to exercise active citizenship. The project will also result in the creation of safer environments for children through an ecosystem of supportive carers in 6 - 8 of the citys neighborhoods.


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Los Angeles area carpet cleaners tell what stain-removal methods to avoid
Two highly rated carpet cleaners in the Los Angeles area tell homeowners what to avoid when cleaning their carpets.
"I would say anything that has a real soapy residue." – Jim Tabolsky, owner of highly rated Regent Carpet Care, Inc. in Van Nuys, Calif. Tabolsky says his cleaning team uses truck-mounted steam equipment.
"They shouldn't use stuff that has a lot of residue because it will attract dirt." – James Cubias, owner of highly rated Valley Carpet Cleaning in Granada Hills, Calif. Cubias says it usually takes four to six hours for carpets to dry after cleaning.


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Could McConnell's Fight Take Down the Country?
Now normally, the country would be able to count on the fact that they averted disaster last time, so therefore, they will find a way to avert it again this time. But as I've thought about it all week (and for some time before this week), I've had a nagging thought that this is all wrong. But, I couldn't put a finger on it either.But after seeing the coverage of the town halls this week and listening to the right wing turn on their own, little by little, I guess I get it now. These people really are nihilistic and the only thing that will satisfy them is a total breakdown of government. Only then, they believe, can we have our "freedoms" and our "rights". I don't pretend to understand how you mentally get to that point, but that's where they are.
Now, I know that there have always been crazy people in this country throughout our history, but there has also always been rational people who think first about the country and act accordingly. But that's not where we are today. Rational people have been voted out or left and in their place are the Lee's, Cruz's, Rubio's, etc. And while they claim to be capitalists and free market proponents, they couldn't negotiate themselves out of a paper bag in the real world, and they have no understanding of practical economics. You can spout Ludwig von Mises all you want, but it has no practical application to the real world.
Which brings me back to McConnell. For all of the issues I disagree with him on, at least he was rational and would cut the deal to keep us from going over the big cliff. If he's gone over to Crazyland and Boehner has abdicated any remaining parts of his speakership, then what's left?
And all this comes as economically, our world is getting better. I realize that there is a ways to go with unemployment/underemployment, housing, etc. but this economy is still getting better. The market is up because of that fact. I know there's a lot of noise around what's driving the market, but at the end of the day, professional investors would not be pushing money into the market if they didn't think the overall economy was headed the right direction.
So, yes, I am worried. A government shutdown can be dealt with, that won't kill the economy, but the debt ceiling/default will. And without someone who can/will cut a deal, it's unnerving to watch. At this point, I think we are in a more dangerous position than 2011.
I apologize for the length, but you guys are on the right track here with your reporting. This is the story of the fall, and very few people are talking about it yet.


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Very cool plug! But current version (0.0) very unstable in my DAW (Sonar 8.5.3 x64 via bit bridge). Sometimes I get these jBridge overflow errors sometimes it just crashes / freezes the whole thing.
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It Came From Canada: Halfbrick's Bears vs. Art
Are the fine people at Halfbrick rather angry? Their last game, Colossatron, was about destroying humanity as a giant serpentine robot. Bears vs. Art can't escalate on that concept, but it does try to go for something a bit higher-class: namely, destroying art as a rolling bear. The game's currently in its soft launch phase, so I put on my monocle for this edition of It Came From Canada!
Players control a bear who hates art because museums wrecked his home, so he goes to various museums and wrecks up their paintings - and occasionally the snooty patrons there. Makes plenty of sense. This bear prefers to get around by rolling in the cardinal and ordinal directions, perhaps because he's a big fan of Sonic the Hedgehog, and he can only roll in a straight line. There are also a number of parameters dictating just how many times the bear can roll in a level, or how much time there is to complete it. Okay, now we have stepped deep into video game logic.
Most levels just feature the bear and the paintings on the wall to destroy, but patrons are a frequent occurence. The patrons behave chaotically, though with certain rules: they always move if the bear gets near them. Thus, this requires an intelligent approach to taking them down; though if time and moves are a factor, this can be rather difficult. This is a system I'd be kind of wary of since it seems like it could be a real energy-drainer, but Halfbrick's a reputable enough company that I would trust to not use this kind of system against players.
So, the levels become about figuring out the proper sequence to solve the various puzzles. Some paintings require rolling from a specific spot. Being able to roll diagonally really opens up the puzzle design. The introduction of timed levels, and ones where players must try to take out patrons and thieves (or even avoid them!), add even more variety, especially as levels start to blend each type together.
This game gets a lot of clever details right. For one, it's legitimately pretty funny - from its rhyming storybook intro, to all the bear-themed art that can be destroyed. There are some art history students who made this game - perhaps disgruntled ones - because of all the parodies of real paintings and pretentiously-named modern art pieces that can be destroyed. Oh, and the destruction occurs by the player slicing up the paintings in a Fruit Ninja-esque way. The dialogue before some levels from the snooty patrons is often quite humorous and at one point self-aware that these museums were built without doors for some reason.
The game is ruled by an energy system, though energy gets refunded for completing a level successfully. There are coins to be earned and costumes with different effects to buy with them, along with extra turns and rage mode. There are permanent turn and time additions, but they come at rather expensive costs: $14.99 each as of the soft launch. The energy bar is lengthy, but later levels start to use more than one unit of energy and it refills very, very slowly. Like "16 hours of waiting didn't refill it all the way" slow.
Of course, since it's a soft launch these could all change as time goes on, and it's quite possible they will. Free-to-play requires some exploration to see what works, and this game feels like it could be enjoyed long-term for free, so paying customers may need to shell out more for the game to be financially viable. Still, time will tell how players will take to it.


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Date: | August 14, 2004 at 10:13:51 AM |
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The word Caprice is really the French form of the Italian Capriccio. I think Italians should use the French pronunciation, because they are using a French form, but perhaps they don't, I don't know.
This word has a rather surprising origin. It literally means 'head (like a) hedgehog', which is to say, with the hairs standing upright (from fright). This is the original meaning: a horror. (Oxf.Engl.Dict.)
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It's all about being human for 'Ilaya Thalapathy'
Everyone knows that Kollywood fans adore their stars to an extent where they seldom think twice before deifying them in all ways possible . Fan associations gather and perform puja for their stars, make offerings in the form of milk and honey, distribute 'prasad' if the movie hits bulls-eye. Some lucky ones like Khushboo even have temples built for them. However, our 'Ilaya Thalapathy' Vijay wants to be different. He has asked his fan clubs to immediately refrain from depicting him as a God. The actor was reportedly miffed with his fans in Madurai who put up posters of the star dressed up as the Almighty prior to the audio launch of his upcoming Velayudham. "During the audio launch of my film Velayudham in Madurai, some of my fans had put up a banner in which I was depicted as God. I was totally against it. I immediately asked them to remove the posters and they did. But, a few miscreants are creating an issue out of it. I don't agree with the practice of showcasing a man as the Almighty," he said in a statement. He also made it clear that he would not like to discriminate people based on caste, creed and their status. "I have friends, fans, colleagues, well wishers and workers from different communities. I don't know what caste they belong to and it doesn't matter to me. All of us are human beings." Vijay may abhor comparisons with God, but the question is, are his fans in a mood to listen?


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So you're an opera guy? I have been since I was 13. I lived in Long Island... and on Friday nights I would travel to the Met [in Manhattan] with a friend, and we would stand in line to see performances... standing room. Now I carry around two iPods because I have too many operas [and classical pieces by Bach and Mahler] to fit on one. I have 28,000 songs.
Can you sing? When I was very young, I tried out for the church choir, and the nun told me I had a monotone voice. I was insulted and very upset. I cannot sing. So I admire anybody who can.
Switching to politics. Some say a candidate conservative on economics and security but moderate on social issues like abortion, gay rights and immigration might've beaten Obama. I tried that in '08. We Republicans give away New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts… California… Washington… Oregon. We give them all away on, basically, social issues. We need a candidate who doesn't create the feeling we're going to take away people's rights. Republicans… believe the less government the better. It shouldn't be interfering in my decisions about health care. We should lower taxes, so people get to make a choice with their own money. ... Same thing with your personal life. In a country like ours, when we have this vast disagreement of religion and morals, we have to allow people to make their own choice.


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This looks fabulous. I really like the texture of the sauce.
Like I would post a recipe for chicken satay and not give away the peanut sauce! Unthinkable. They go together like rama lama lama ke ding a de dinga a dong. Sorry, I think I watched Grease one too many times.
We eat peanut sauce with virtually anything here: noodles, meat, French fries, bread, spring rolls, vegetables (ever tried Brussels' sprouts with peanut sauce? It is awesome!), you name it, we toss in some peanut sauce.
I'm making my peanut sauce from scratch today, and I literally mean from scratch. It's so easy and so flavorful, you get to decide what structure you'll give the sauce and when it comes to the intensity of the flavors, you're the boss.
Peanut Base:
1 cup unsalted peanuts
2 tsp oil (preferably peanut)
1/4 tsp salt
1 small onion
1 large garlic clove
1/2 red chili pepper
1 1/2 tsp grated ginger (or 1/8 tsp ground ginger)
1 tbsp oil (preferably peanut)
2 tbsp Ketjap
1/2 chicken bouillon cube
1 tbsp brown sugar
1/2 cup water
4 tbsp milk
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 to 1 tsp dried coconut
Optional: sweet chili sauce
Sure, you could use peanut butter in stead, but you really ought to try it this way for a change. It'll make you feel all homey. It's hardly any work but the flavors are so much more pure when you grind your own peanuts.
1 cup unsalted peanuts. Add them to your food processor.
And blitz. That's how easy it is to make your own peanut butter. You have full control over the texture in the sauce this way—I never cared for creamy peanut butters.
Gotta love your food processor.
Now you can chop the onion, garlic and chili pepper by hand and really mince it.
I gave them a coarse chop in stead.
And used my el cheapo version of the slap chop to finely mince it. I don't want large chunks in my peanut sauce.
Peel and grate a small piece of fresh ginger, about 1 to 1 1/2 tsp. Just a bit or else it will mask all the other flavors where you want it to add to the flavor. You could also use ground ginger in stead, don't take it past 1/8 tsp then.
Heat 1 tbsp oil and sauté the onion, garlic and chili pepper for a minute or 3—don't let it brown because that will alter the flavor of the sauce! No good. Add the fresh ginger, crumble in half a chicken bouillon cube and cook for about 30 to 60 seconds. Until you smell the ginger.
Add the peanut butter, ketjap, brown sugar and 1/2 a cup plain ole water. Stir well. Now add 4 tbsp milk and 1/4 tsp salt. I know, adding milk to peanut butter is a venial sin, but I'm doing it anyway! I prefer a peanut butter made with milk.
Simmer the sauce for a few minutes. This will make for a really thick peanut sauce because that's how my family likes it, add more milk or water to get the consistency your family likes. You could also replace the milk with coconut milk. Lots of options.
Last but not least I add about a tbsp sweet chili sauce, this is strictly optional but I find it really bumps the flavor and gives it a beautiful shine. Add 1/2 to max 1 tsp dried coconut for a more intense and exotic flavor.
I really have a soft spot for peanut sauce. It's so delicious with many oriental and other dishes.
Peanut Sauce | |
Ingredients |
1 cup unsalted peanuts 2 tsp oil (preferably peanut) 1/4 tsp salt Sauce: 1 small onion 1 large garlic clove 1/2 red chili pepper 1 1/2 tsp grated ginger (or 1/8 tsp ground ginger) 1 tbsp oil (preferably peanut) 2 tbsp Ketjap 1/2 chicken bouillon cube 1 tbsp brown sugar 1/2 cup water 4 tbsp milk 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 to 1 tsp dried coconut Optional: sweet chili sauce |
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Heat 1 tbsp oil and sauté the onion, garlic and chili pepper for a minute or 3, don't let it brown. Add the fresh ginger, crumble in half a chicken bouillon cube and cook for about 30 to 60 seconds. Add the peanut butter, ketjap, brown sugar and 1/2 a cup of water and stir well. Now add 4 tbsp milk and 1/4 tsp salt. Simmer the sauce for a few minutes. This will make for a really thick peanut sauce add more milk or water to get the consistency you like. To bump up the flavor and give the sauce a pretty shine you can add a tbsp sweet chili sauce. Finish the sauce with 1/2 to 1 tsp dried coconut. |
Variations | The fresh ginger can be replaced by 1/8 tsp dried ginger and the milk can be replaced by coconut milk. Recipe for Ketjap can be found at: http://www.kayotic.nl/blog/ketjap-manis |
Meal type: | sauce |
Servings: | 4 |
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This looks fabulous. I really like the texture of the sauce.
Oh my word! Homemade peanut sauce? I love it Kay! Can't wait to try it!
This is a lovely and has an incredible texture. This is my first visit to your blog and I have spent some time browsing through your earlier postings and recipes. The food and recipes you feature are just wonderful. I'll be back often to see what new things you've been making. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings…Mary
I'll have to try that soon, maybe then my family will never have to pack big pots of Wijko-sauce in their suitcases anymore! It looks really yummy!
I adore satay – is this technically satay?? Anyway, I love it! Bookmarked ready for action!
Hi Kay!
Can u tell me how to store this? And tell me with what I can use this sauce?
Hi Kay,
Came across a recipe for Dutch Peanut Sauce that is used for french fries. Your recipe sounds better. Do you use yours for fries?
I would like to know what kind of Ketjap do you use. Is there a specific brand name ? I know there is an indonesian one and a malaysian one, and from what I understood there are not interchangeable. Ines.
Hi Kay, First of all: I LOVE you blog. I just discovered it today (but I wish I did sooner).
I was born in Curacao, my family is mostly dutch (with a few other things mixed in)….but now I live in Miami.
I am such a sucker for pinda saus! all my american friends think I'm crazy when they hear I like to have it on everything.
I normally make my own peanut butter version, since it's not a common condiment over here….But i'm heading to the supermarket right NOW so I can make your recipe for dinner tonight.
hey, a tip from an indonesian here…for an easy and authentic-tasting (and utterly fabulous) peanut sauce, you can get a mix for sambal pecel (sold in asian grocery shops)…the ones i buy are sold in sold blocks, the packaging is clear plastic with either green or red lettering. i just add a little kecap manis to it…
nothing wrong with using pre-packaged stuff as long as it's good stuff (which means conimex doesn't count ;) )
by the way, we don't use grated coconut or bouillon to make peanut sauce.
sold in solid* blocks…sowwy
I just made this. It was delicious. Never thought of putting ketjap manis in my peanut sauce. Also quite puzzled that I never considered french fries with peanut sauce. I can't wait to try that. It's genius!
I didn't add the br. sugar since I used a little sweet chilli sauce and don't like it too sweet. also used a veg. stock cube and no milk just water and it turned out perfectly. Will have it over brown rice with lime, fried tofu, Sriracha chilli sauce, green onions and cilantro. Thank you!
Thank you so much for posting this peanut sauce! I lived in Noordwijk for a while and absolutely fell in love with eating everything with peanut sauce. You can't buy anything similar like it in the States and this is the first recipe I've found that's authentic! Thank you!!!! Do you happen to know how to make kaassouffle?
Hi Kay, Have been looking for a peanut sauce receipe, and this looks fantastic, can't wait to try it. Last one I made was with peanut butter, which was good and quick, but I normally make every thing from scratch. I just wondered if you could make a huge batch up and if so how long could you keep it for? Thanks.
Love your site, I don't think I'm going to get much work done now I've found it!
This recipe looks delicious! I just have one question…is ketjap just soy sauce? I just want to make sure I use the right ingredient! Thanks
Thanks for the recipe :-) Do you use just raw peanuts or are they roasted? We could only find blanched, unsalted peanuts here and the peanut-flavor wasn't that strong. We might have to try another supermarket next time. Cheers
Heb gister je blog ontdekt via pinterest….ik ben Nederlands, maar woon in de USA en ik ben zo enthousiast om al die recepten te vinden!! Dank!!!
Thanks for yet another great recipe, just wondering how long the sauce keeps for?
Thanks for posting this recipe, this has filled the void in my hubbies diet. He loves pinda saus and has missed it a lot since moving to Australia.
Delicious! I will try your recipe…thanks for sharing!
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One major focus of the laboratory is to characterize the cells responsible for ongoing neurogenesis in the olfactory epithelium. Our recent work suggests that a highly quiescent stem cell resides in the neuroepithelium and transiently proliferates in response to tissue damage and neuronal loss. There appear to be negative feedback mechanisms that maintain homeostatic control of neuron number and replacement. Additional mechanisms involving extrinsic growth control factors serve to modulate proliferation and differentiation in progenitor cells through transcriptional regulators that we have identified in the laboratory.
A second major effort in the laboratory focuses on the mechanisms that determine the patterns of expression of individual odorant receptor genes within the epithelium and the mechanism that control the pathways and eventual target cells chosen by those receptor neurons. We have identified transcription factors that likely coordinate the expression of key components in the outgrowth of neurons in mammals and C elegans. We have studied the mammalian olfactory system to elucidate the contributions of biochemistry, genetics and neural connectivity to sensitivity and specificity in olfactory signal transduction and the elaboration of the olfactory cilia, the sensory organelle in this tissue. We continue to characterize the molecular components of the second messenger pathways in olfactory and non-olfactory system. Finally, the molecular cloning of components of the olfactory signal transduction cascade, especially the receptor protein genes, has provided the essential tools to examine the processes which define the connections between the olfactory neuroepithelium and the brain. Combined with other approaches in our laboratory, we hope to elucidate the principles of olfactory coding and odorant perception.
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