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Choosing a therapist can be a tricky process if you are seeking online counseling or in-office therapy for the first time. Many clients turn to the internet to find someone they trust, but how do you really get a feel for someone until you have some sort of interaction with them, whether through a chat or email exchange, or in their office at the first session. And even then, you might still have your doubts. So how do you go about choosing a therapist that will best meet your needs, emotionally, and intellectually? In other words, how do you connect with your therapist and know they are competent all at the same time?
Lynn Bufka from the American Psychological Association states:
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Batch or interactive? Any way to determine if the record was read as 'update' but no update was made against it? Does the file still show as open in the job? Is the lock condition detected in the same job, or does some other job indicate that this job still has it locked? — Tom
Interactive. Record remains locked to interactive job after program ends, 5 subsequent programs end and commit and end commitment control are issued. And CL ends returning to higher level cl. I'm figuring that it's a read without an update and without setting *INLR on. Well that's what I'll look for on Monday.
Why would you think it's a "read without an update"? Is that meaning it's read-with-lock but no update was performed? Except for potential PTF possibilities, it's hard to think of anything else. Job details (open files) should leave clues. — Tom
A record would also appear to be locked (DSPRCDLCK) until the commit?
It generally should. Are these SQL updates? I don't think it matters, but basic testing is a lot easier with test SQL schema, table and statements, in a single session or multiple sessions. Testing a read-with-lock but no update is not tested yet, though; and that's the only scenario that makes good sense. Since no update was performed (yet), there wouldn't be anything to commit (yet). — Tom
If a subsequent program within the single commit structure needs to do further updates to a record that was already updated can it chain to that record for update or would it find the record to be locked. I'm wondering if the program that I've been focusing on keeps the record without an update and doesn't set *inlr on so that a subsequent program can do further updates the the record and then update it and drop the *INLR to close that file. But that assumes that the second program can continue to use a record accessed in the first program. Is that possible?
A second program can't do anything to update a record as long as an earlier program still has it. At least, not in any way I can think of. And that's still the only scenario that comes to mind that fits the problem as described. — Tom
When it fails to commit .. CL issues the commit and job log contains message about file QAQQINI in QUSRSYS.
This version of QAQQINI does not contain the 'COMMITMENT_CONTROL_LOCK_LIMIT' parameter.
The version of QAQQINI in QSYS contains the 'COMMITMENT_CONTROL_LOCK_LIMIT' parameter set to default.
Query options retrieved file QAQQINI in library QUSRSYS.
I assume by now that you know that the COMMITMENT_CONTROL_LOCK_LIMIT default is approx 500,000,000 for i 7.1. I didn't look at earlier releases, but I suspect the values are also pretty high. — Tom
When it fails to commit ..
Is that the error? What exactly is the reported error? What is showing as the visible problem?
That's the problem .. no error .. commit is issued but record locks don't get unlocked and files continue to be locked. One difference in the flow is that before commitment control is started an SQLRPGLE program issues an SQL call is made to a stored procedure. Could there be two levels of Commitment control.
Should I assume that "no error" means there is no error at the time of commit, but an error shows up at some later point when a record lock is reported? Again, I'm not aware that a commit will affect a record that is read-for-update but not actually updated. Any such lock should stay in place until something releases it. If it's updated after the commit, it should be part of a different transaction requiring a different commit. — Tom
yes .. error occurs in a program after the commit and endcmtctlAll records and files remain locked after commit. 11 records in 5 files remain locked after the commit. Some of these cannot be open read locks.This happens when an SQLRPGLE program is run which contains an SQL command to run a stored procedure. The SQLRPGLE program does not have an Sql option commit = *NONE .. so I'm wondering if Commitment control started long before we expected it to start maybe at the activation group level.
Some of these cannot be open read locks.
It's not clear what that means. Are there multiple files/records locked? Or is it that multiple programs read the record that is locked but most are simple reads?
I'd widen the journal tracking to include opens/closes. And I'd also verify that error reporting is happening for all locations that access the record. An error that is 'handled' but not logged could mislead any analysis.
That's got it .. thanks Tom
DSPPGM on the much earlier SQLRPGLE program has:
Commitment control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : *CHG
Developer changed this program. removed sql call of stored procedure to an RPGLE program with appropriate code to do intended process and now subsequent commit processes perform to expectations.
The DSPJOB OPTION(*CMTCTL) option should show an indication when that happens. An unexpected commitment definition would be visible when that program started up. I don't recall running under nested definitions before. It sounds like a potential mess when it's not expected. — Tom
Thanks Tom
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The App Store is the epitome of the term "mixed bag". If you're willing to dig deep enough you can find just about anything in there and the store is still growing rapidly. The offering ranges from useful apps that have you ask yourself again and again how you could have ever lived without them before as well as possibly somewhat less useful apps like virtual whoopee cushions, pimple poppers and kebab skewers slowly rotating on the screen. With the gaming section being by far the biggest on the App Store, variety there is obviously just as big, if not bigger, both in terms of contents and quality. There are all kinds of seemingly haphazardly tucked together monstrosities born out of a boring lunch break, uninspired clones of clones of clones of old clones of games that once might have been regarded as being creative in a way, some more uninspired clones done by big companies trying to make a quick buck by tacking on some of their franchises, (sometimes bizarre) ports of older games (Alpine Racer? Really, Namco?) for the most part without any consideration as of whether a button-less device is even up for the task, genuinely great indie games, neat diversions for boring lunch breaks (take note, shoddy app developers. This might be a better way for you to spend your time.), huge big-name apps with amazing visuals that even play a lot better than they have any right to do with a virtual d-pad, etc.
Amidst the huge selection of games there is more than enough space for a few niches, which even allows genres mostly dead on other devices to somewhat bloom again. Take Beat 'em Ups for example. Sure, Final Fight was an anticipated release when it finally hit XBLA and there's also the inexplicably popular Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Castle Crashers, but otherwise the genre unfortunately is mostly a relic of old days, with once prolific companies like Konami, Sega and Capcom shunning away from it or others like Technos simply not being around anymore. On the iPhone on the other hand we not only have some ports of old classics, but also quite a lot of newly developed titles (if only rather bland ones, for the most part) and a brand new Double Dragon. Or text adventures. The only prominent appearance they have made outside of the iPhone was as a gimmick in Call of Duty Black Ops, which was probably a waste considering your standard Call of Duty demographic. On the iPhone though we have at least an absurdly overpriced port of Mystery House as well as Frotz, which features myriads of new text adventures as well as old classics. Arguably the most prolific genre of the old days on the App Store, though, is the good old Shoot 'em Up. Heck, even Electronic Arts of all companies has a shooter in its catalogue.
Of course there are your standard Space Invaders clones (another product of those boring lunch breaks?) and some shoddy game collections priced at a mere buck feature even shoddier shooters and the dual-stick hype made popular by Geometry Wars delights us with a lot of me-toos, but you can also find some competent ports, good games obviously inspired by true classics and best of all: Except for the Cave games they're mostly dirt cheap. An interesting tidbit about iPhone shooters is that a considerable amount of them are made by Chinese for whatever reason.
This article is split up into eight parts: The first one covers all vertical scrolling shooters, while the second one focuses on the horizontally scrolling ones (go figure). The third section will take a look at dual-stick shooters, which is first followed by other arena-based shooters, then by restrictive shooters and then by a section about anything else in the genre usually with games mixing different styles or genres. The second to last part covers game collections that happen to among others also contain retro shooters. I originally intended to cover every single collection with shooters in them, until I came to realize that there are way too many of these and basically none of them are truly interesting, since they are shoddily designed and executed fillers, scraping the bottom of the barrel even more than some of the worst stand-alone shooter releases. The final part covers other apps with a shooter theme. Wait, bear with me! You'll come to understand.
While the first two groups of games should be easy to classify for the most part, others can prove to be more difficult, especially dual-stick shooters, which easily border on action games like Gauntlet, Commando and so on. Some people will possibly disagree on some of my decisions as to what qualifies as a Shoot 'em Up and what doesn't, but I'm always open for discussion on the forums. As of now, games such as Minigore, iDracula, Battle for Cydonia and Bug Heroes are not included, simply for not feeling like a shooter, even though, yeah, you actually shoot in them. And quite a lot at that. Plus, the majority of a game has to be in a shoot 'em up style, so no Choplifter-style games as they tend to equally focus on keeping your craft under control, rescuing people and shooting and also no Metal Slug Touch, despite its sidescrolling flying stages, sorry. What's more, I don't count games such as Gunner Galaxies or Chromanoids where you control a static gun turret leaving you unable to move like in Missile Command. As a general rule of thumb, the later a game is listed in its section, the less worthwhile it is. So for example the first horizontal shooter is arguably the best one and the last vertical shooter is least likely to set your gaming world on fire. I try to pack sequels together for the most part, though, so sometimes there might be a game listed a bit higher than it actually deserves just for the reading convenience. Also, as it is nigh impossible to keep track of the whole App Store, I will probably have missed a few shooters, so I'd appreciate any heads up on other games for me to add to the article.
Ok, as of now, I do have left out a couple of games, mostly because they are too expensive for how (un-)interesting they look, but I will eventually cover these as well: Ace Omicron / Fast Striker / PewPew 2 / Alien Invaders 2 / BattleSquadr1 / MetalAngel / Ultranium 4 / Chromium ES / Air Combat / AeroNauts / Cave Shooter 2
Hot Field
Dodonpachi Resurrection
Vertical Shooters
Your avatar usually follows a route either upwards or downwards, which is mostly visualized either by a scrolling background or enemies mostly entering the screen from said direction or often even both. Another rule of classification necessary for the sake of the comprehensiveness of this article is that you have to be able to freely move on both the x-axis and the y-axis, excluding classic examples like River Raid. It's not the be all and end all way to do it, but trust me when I say I tweaked the whole categorization progress a couple of times and this is the best way I could come up with. Your average Gametrailers or GameFAQs user would describe a vertical shooter as "Hey, that totally looks like Ikaruga" and others would follow suit by adding "yeah, that's exactly what I thought".
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Roughly the same as vertical shooters by definition, with the only (obvious) difference being your movement mostly leading left or right. Gradius and R-Type would be the most prominent classic examples that also happen to be available on the App Store.
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Shooters in which one stick controls movement and another one controls the weapons. All of these also have you play inside some sort of confined arena which can be traversed as you wish. Other arena-based shooters differing in their control scheme usually have a very different feel to them which is why games like Asteroid are part of another section. Prime examples for dual-stick shooters would be Robotron and Geometry Wars.
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Has anyone raised his or her head up in the evening and looked at the Western sky? If you did, you would have seen a big shining star, like a big lamp in the sky. This is the planet Venus.
In astrology, Venus is associated with femininity, love, marriage, partnerships and art. Why is that so? Maybe the ancients saw that Venus shone so beautifully and so brightly and therefore associated it with love and with art. Maybe because it always appears close to sun, before it, or after it, never far from it, and so thoughts there were in some sort of relationships.
It is interesting what the ancients thought when they looked at the sky at night. They must have been in awe, fascination and admiration. They certainly looked at the stars every night, unlike present society, because they lived closer to nature. There was no electricity, and therefore no lights to dim the light of the stars. It must have been absolute darkness at night, so they could see millions of stars.
Nowadays, hardly anyone looks at the stars. When was the last time you saw the sky at night? Sitting in front the computer's screen and watching TV has replaced almost everything else. Young people especially, are so busy sitting in front of the screen that they don't know there is a world outside their room, and they have probably never looked at the sky at night.
Take a look at the western sky this evening, a little time after the sunset, and you will see a wonderful sight in the sky. This is Venus. Just drop everything, and for a few moments focus your attention on Venus, the sky, the wonderful sight, on the expanse of the Universe, and on the thought that you are part of this vastness and power of the Universe. Feel how a sensation of exhilaration and bliss fills you consciousness. It is a kind of meditation.


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A rarefied and exquisite West Coast example of the Gilded Age in America |
General information | |
Architectural style | American Style Queen Anne (Victorian) |
Town or city |
143 M Street Eureka, California |
Country | United States |
Construction started | 1884 |
Completed | 1886 |
Cost | $80,000 |
Technical details | |
Structural system | concrete foundation; Douglas Fir frame; Redwood exterior |
Size | In excess of 16,200 sq ft (1,510 m2). on 3 floors (excluding basement) plus 103 feet (31 m) tower; 18 rooms[1] |
Design and construction | |
Client |
William Carson (Co-founder and Co-owner of Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Company) |
Architect |
Samuel Newsom and Joseph Cather Newsom |
Engineer | W.H. Mills (construction supervisor) |
The Carson Mansion is a large Victorian house located in Old Town, Eureka, California. Regarded as one of the highest executions of American Queen Anne Style architecture,[2] the home is "considered the most grand Victorian home in America."[3] It is one of the most written about and photographed Victorian houses in California, and perhaps, in the United States.[3] Originally the home of one of Northern California's first major lumber barons, it has housed the Ingomar Club, a private members-only club, since 1950.[3] Although the front and south-side elevations may be viewed easily from the public street and sidewalk, the home and grounds are never open to the general public.
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William Carson [edit]
William Carson (July 15, 1825 – February 20, 1912), for whom the mansion was built, arrived in San Francisco from New Brunswick, Canada in 1849. His first attempts at financial security in the minor gold rush in the Trinity Mountains region failed. During one of the winters between forays into mining, Carson hauled logs from the Freshwater slough to the Pioneer Mill on the shores of Humboldt Bay. He claimed to be the first to fell a tree for commercial purposes on Humboldt Bay. By 1853 he was selling shiploads of Redwood lumber, bound for San Francisco. In 1863 Carson formed the Dolbeer and Carson Lumber Company, in partnership with John Dolbeer, who would invent the Steam Donkey Engine in 1881 and revolutionize logging technology, especially in hard to reach areas. In 1884, on the eve of construction of the great home, the successful operation was producing 15,000,000 board feet (35,000 m3) of lumber annually. The milling operations combined with additional investments as far away as Southern California and at least partial ownerships in schooners used to move the lumber to booming markets on the west coast and all over the globe,[4] set the stage for the unlimited budget and access to resources the builders would have. Milling operations at the original Humboldt Bay site (located bay side and below the mansion) continued into the 1970s, but under different ownership for over twenty years after being purchased by the Pacific Lumber Company[5] following the Carson family divestiture of remaining family holdings (including the home) who subsequently left the area, taking their wealth with them in 1950.
Architectural style [edit]
The mansion is a mix of every major style of Victorian Architecture, including but not limited to the following styles: Eastlake, Italianate, Queen Anne (primary), and Stick, depending on which expert one consults.[4] One nationally known architectural historian described the home as "a baronial castle in Redwood..." and stated further that "The illusion of grandeur in the house is heightened by the play on scale, the use of fanciful detail and the handling of mass as separate volumes, topped by a lively roofscape."[6] A nationally recognized architectural survey stated, "The home epitomizes the range of possibilities for eclectic design expression" in the use of Victorian architectural styles in a manner that is "peculiarily American." Unlike most other homes dating from the period, this property has always been maintained meticulously, therefore standing today in virtually the same condition as when it was built.[7]
The Carson Mansion is included in the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) as Catalog number CA-1911. Completed in May 1964, this is the only official historical building listing of this State of California and nationally architecturally significant structure.[3] Though it merits National Register of Historic Places status, the Ingomar Club does not open the home and grounds to the public, nor has it applied for National Register Status.[3]
Newsom Brothers, builder-architects [edit]
Samuel and Joseph Cather Newsom of San Francisco (and later Los Angeles), premier 19th century builder-architects (as they were called during the period), were placed under contract by Carson to create the house by 1883. They produced many styles and types of buildings from homes to churches to public buildings in their careers spanning many decades. Among their many accomplishments were the Oakland City Hall (1869) and the Alameda County Courthouse (1875).[8] The Napa Valley Opera House (1879), which was completely restored and reopened by 2003, and a restored 15,000 sq ft (1,400 m2) hotel in San Dimas, California are excellent remaining examples of their detail work as 19th century builder-architects. In Eureka, a nearby reconstruction of a Newsom & Newsom home that was lost in the 1906 Earthquake and Fire in San Francisco exists in the Carter House Inn.
Popular culture [edit]
The design of the house is prevalent in website design, video animations, posters, paintings, book covers and includes renditions in amusement parks, including the clock tower on the train station at Disneyland. The home also serves as a model for haunted house art work and design.[9]
Notes [edit]
- ^ North Coast Journal: Carson Mansion, the inside story
- ^ Carson Mansion & Ingomar Theatre, p. 33
- ^ a b c d e Library of Congress. "Carson House, Eureka, Humboldt, CA". Historic American Building Surveys, Engineering Records, Landscape Surveys Prints & Photographs Online Catalog. Retrieved 21 September 2011.
- ^ a b Carson Mansion & Ingomar Theatre
- ^ [1]
- ^ American Architecture: Innovation and Tradition, p. 266
- ^ Eureka: An Architectural View, p. 65
- ^ Carson Mansion & Ingomar Theatre, p. 35
- ^ Stenger, Richard. The Creepy Carson. North Coast Journal," October 28, 2010. Retrieved online October 31, 2010.
References [edit]
Carson Mansion
- A Castle in Fairyland, Evelyn Shuster Worthen, 1984.
- Carson House (CA-1911), Photograph-Data Book Report, Historical American Buildings Survey, Joseph Baird, Jr., 1964
- Carson Mansion & Ingomar Theatre: Cultural Adventures in California, Benjamin Sacks, 1979.
- The Carson Mansion: America's Finest Victorian Home, Scoop Beal, 1973.
Newsom and Newsom, Builder-Architects
- Artistic Buildings and Homes of Los Angeles, Joseph C. Newsom, Jeanne C. Bennett, R. L. Samsell (Introduction), 1981 (Reprint).
- Picturesque California Homes, No. 1, Samuel Newsom and J Cather Newsom, 1884–1885 (Reproduced in 1978 with introduction by David Gebhard).
- Samuel and Joseph Cather Newsom: Victorian Architectural Imagery in California, 1878–1908, David Gebhard, 1979.
Regional Architecture
- Eureka: An Architectural View, Eureka Heritage Society, Ken Overholt, Editor, 1987, Second Edition 1994, 270 Pages, ISBN 0-9615004-0-9 .
National and State Architecture
- American Architecture: Innovation and Tradition, Columbia University (Edited by D.G. De Long, H. Searing, and R.A.M. Stearn), 1986.
- California Architecture: Historic American Buildings Survey, Sally Woodbridge, 1988.
External links [edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Carson Mansion |
- Ingomar Club - official website of the private club that owns the Carson Mansion; includes history and extensive interior photos


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The following letter came to us after the Genesis Youth ministry group received their donation from our VBS kids. UBC students and their adult sponsors will travel to South Africa July 19-30 to work with the youth and children there.
Dear Kyle Wilson and Team,
I am writing to thank you for your generous $3,233.39 donation. We are very happy and appreciative to learn that Genesis Youth was selected as the recipient to receive this gift.
As I sit down to write you, thanking you for what you have done for us, I almost want to quote the verses from 2 Corinthians 9 word for word!!...for I know your eagerness to help… Thank you for sowing generously, for giving from your heart, for not only blessing us with finances, but also with your time and your prayers.
Our mission here in the Genesis Youth Ministry is to sow generously into the lives of our youth, teaching about Jesus and His incredible love for them, as well as His grace and His righteousness – it is our vision to raise God fearing young people who will grow into Christ centered leaders in our community, there by bringing change that is based on the hope found only in Jesus.
In order to do this we need people who are role models and coaches – working intentionally with our youth. We have some great young people on our team as interns and staff. Our ongoing challenge is to raise funds for this purpose. Our youth interns work intentionally in our programs, while being coached in their spiritual walk and also enrolled in a study program for their future career. In this way we help to support our leaders as they make the transition between high school and growing up into the real world.
The donation collected by the UBC kids church will be used to this end and we are deeply grateful for your contribution, which will support the ongoing work here at Genesis and the Norwegian Settlers Church. Thank you so much!
We look forward to working alongside the youth team next week. Safe travels, and please pass on our greetings to your team.
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May11-07, 06:37 AM | #18 |
the impossible lost city "Mega".
Well, remember that a sphere has the most volume with the least surface area. If earth changes it's shape towards more spherical with volume remaining constant, then the surface area reduces. So the same amount of water has to be spread out over less surface. Result higher sea levels.
May11-07, 06:44 AM | #19 |
For the surface area to change, surely there would be some notable crustal extension and subsequent shortening. Where do you propose this occurs?
edit: also, at what rate do these fluctuations occur? We have techniques good enough to measure the movement of the tectonic plates, so why haven't they picked this up? |
May11-07, 06:49 AM | #20 |
Haven't you ever wondered what the cause was of all those parallel East west ridges in the Atlantic perpendicular to the Mid Atlantic ridge? How about the deep N/S rifts in the pacific
May11-07, 06:56 AM | #21 |
You mean the strike-slip faults? As far as I'm aware those don't represent any extension or compression- the volume and thickness of the crust is not altered by them.
May11-07, 07:12 AM | #22 |
Wouldn't sea level therefore correct itself to the changing shape of the earth if it was pulsating like you say? Or would this amplify the effect? I really am having a hard time getting my head round this one... |
May11-07, 07:24 AM | #23 |
Think of the oceans as an independant fluid planet, shaping itself purely by it's own gravity and centrifugal forces. Now think of the Earth without water, basically having the same forces that makes up it's shape. But there are more forces acting on Earth, caused by the dynamics of the Earth Core and Mantle, which are only acting on the solid, not on the fluid. This would cause the Earth to make changes in it's shape, whereas the fluid part does not (in principle). of course there are complications like minute changes in gravity that make the oceans react to.
But remember it is all speculation of course. Just see if the idea fits to the empiric evidence. |
May11-07, 07:36 AM | #24 |
I don't know if you missed my question above: at what rate and magnitude do these fluctuations occur? We have techniques good enough to measure the movement of the tectonic plates, so have they picked this movement up?
May11-07, 11:34 AM | #25 |
It's supposed to explain the sudden transition to the unexplained non-Milankovitch 100,000 years isotope cycles in the ice cores and at the oceans floors, that started to occur about a million years ago.
May11-07, 11:50 AM | #26 |
Did I miss a link to underwater photos of this site? |
May11-07, 01:04 PM | #27 |
Andre, you can find several years worth of data for a whole network of incredibly accurate GPSs, including height data here: http://sideshow.jpl.nasa.gov/mbh/series.html
If your theory has something to it, there should be a reasonably good correlation between latitude and height variation over the course of the last few years. Why not put it to the test? |
May11-07, 02:04 PM | #28 |
And for the ones that didn't get "the point of that statement" it had to do with sarcasm and poking fun at some people's ways of thinking |
May11-07, 02:05 PM | #29 |
I don't have the impression that the movement is regular as in a harmonic cyclic, rather than being chaotic and more "catastrophic". Something like 5000-10.000 years of increased eccentricity of the geoide to get into the interglacials and then a much slower 20-30,000 retreat to a rounder situation, the glacial stadia and then silence again for ~50-60,000 years before a next cycle. This would reflect the pace of the typical cycles:
http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/pr...k-ice-core.jpg Again, we are not looking at "temperature" here but isotope anomalies, which may have a completely different explanation in the pulsating Earth. The last action took place between 19,000 yr and 9000 years. I have filled many threads here, mostly monologues, illustrating the weird things that happened. You will also find high tectonic activities and volcanims in that periods. You might expect currently small pertubations around a stable situation. Problem with testing this kind of ideas is the all-swans-are-white hypothesis, illustrated here. http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=169202 So, the first step is falsifying the current hypothesis and I have a bunch of black swans, debunking the current beliefs about the Pleistocene ice age. You can't read my threads and not stumble upom links substantiating that. This cuban city is a beautiful white swan. So is Beijing under sea. So is the herd of 10 fossil Narwhals found in situ on October revolution islands in the Arctic sea on an elevation of 120 meters. Although the bones are beyond carbon dating, those are not mineralized yet, which would certainly limit the age to not more than 100,000 - 150,000 years but likely less. Here is one of the vertebras: http://home.wanadoo.nl/bijkerk/vertebra.JPG Indeed we need a good prediction. I predict that Earth will gradually get rounder in the next 30,000 years. Hmm, testability? So we keep collecting white swans, I have a dozen or so more, until we find that black one, then we move on to the next hypothesis. |
May11-07, 02:24 PM | #30 |
this unrelated article has a passage about fossils at that altitude. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...1031062625.htm If this sort of dramatic change can happen with the crust (for many different reasons) then a city can sink to 2100 feet no problemo. Please post a link to any photos of this MEGA site. |
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May11-07, 02:37 PM | #32 |
I'll admit I'm getting quite caught up in this and want to discuss it more, but I have a sizeable essay to write for Thursday and exams the week after so I'm going to wait until later before I start properly reading up on this.
May11-07, 02:44 PM | #33 |
May11-07, 03:00 PM | #34 |
The sonars shows complex regular temple like structures of several hunderd meters along straight "roads" Some firm earthquakes may indeed not have destroyed the general outline. But landslides is a different game of course, you would not end up with rectangular constructions.
This all may be clear if you check on the details in the older threads. I seem to remember that we have discussed the credibility at length. |
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By LAS28093
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A bit disappointed in this recipe. Although the pork came out moist and tender the meat was not very flavorful and tasted underseasoned as others have mentioned. The stuffing was very tasty - I used pine nuts instead of the walnuts. I roasted the pork to about 153 degrees and then removed from the oven and it was perfectly cooked. Not sure why the creole seasoning did not penetrate into the roast.
By cindya1950
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This recipe tasted great! Just FYI, to make this on a lower budget (college student I used a pork loin. It turned out really well and the boyfriend went back for thirds!!!!! My only complaint is that it doesn't taste as good by the thrid day, but I guess not everything can be like spagetti right? lol.
I fixed this for the 60th birthday party for my best friend. Everybody raved. I roasted to 155 as suggested by other. Topped the tip of the bones with bottled apricot halves. Made a bed of italian parsley to serve it on.
This was a wonderful, not too complicated recipe. I did not make the "Essence", I bought it pre made at the grocery. I made this for my family this Christmas and it was a hit. I will say I had read previously reviews that found it bland, I don't know how if they followed directions. Also, I read a review that said you should not go to 160 internal temp, but 155. That proved to be great advice as the roast does continue cooking and at 155 and about 20 minutes resting it was perfect. Moist, tasty and delicious. I also used a regular roasting pan with no rack and spooned the stuffing around the bottom of the roasting pan, as well as the crown, after an hour or so of cooking and draining grease.
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Moist and tender, amazingly tasty! Added some dried fruits like cranberries and cherries to the rice when boiling it, which added to the flavor. I put most of the stuffing into a seperate pan and what I put into the cavity of the crown, I covered wioth a small piece of foil to keep it from burning and drying out. I also took the roast out of the oven at internal temperature of 150, rested it until it came to 155 and then carved. Everyone commented on how moist it was.
We made this for the first time for New Year's dinner 2007 then made it again for Christmas Eve 2008. It's in the oven again, by popular demand. This recipe is exceptional; the stuffing is to die for, and the presentation is impressive. I HIGHLY recommend this!
I tried this recipe for a holiday meal. It was very disappointing. It didn't taste good at all - basically bland. I had to throw it all out.
I made this for Christmas dinner. I bought the crown roast at Whole Foods. I followed the recipe as it is written here very closely. But our roast had 16 ribs, not 12. We had a time issue, so I increased the heat to 350. It took about the same time (3 hours at that temp. A few things that worked for us. I rubbed it with olive oil first and put salt, pepper, and a little cayane on it before cooking. I also added broth to the pan (under the rack--the roast was not on top of the liquid and put small potatoes, carrots, and pearl onions in the broth while it cooked for the last 90 minutes. Also, I strongly advise using a meat thermometer to be sure not to overcook it. Meanwhliie, delicious!
I made this for a dinner party and actually had my neighbors knocking on the door to see what I was cooking because it smelled so good. It tasted as good as it smelled. It was wonderful and I will make again soon. I brined the pork for a day before cooking, which made it incredibly moist and tender, just omit the salt from the essence mix. The stuffing was incredible.
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