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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is Jonah Goldberg's weekly "news"letter, the G-File. Subscribe here to get the G-File delivered to your inbox on Fridays.
Dear Reader (including all of you who send me fake e-mail saying this "news"letter isn't perfect. Dishonest fake readers!),
So, I'm going to start fresh here and see how far I can get before I have to go on air.
When President Trump finally got around to talking about his agenda, I thought it was a very good — i.e., effective — speech. I disagree with all of the demonization of free trade and I thought his disparagement of his predecessors was no less shabby than when Obama said similar things. Also, I could do with less of the "blood of patriots" talk — more on all that in a moment. But if he does all the other stuff he talked about, I would be very happy.
Indeed, I think there's good reason to believe that the honeymoon is more intense precisely because Trump is under such a sustained assault. Something similar happened under George W. Bush when the Left lost its collective mind and did everything it could to undermine a wartime president. Conservatives — me included — out of a sense of both loyalty and anger rallied to Bush and had a tendency to overlook certain foibles and mistakes for the greater good. We may not be at war — at least not like we were in, say, 2005 — but the Left and the media are clearly at war with Trump. And because Trump often makes it difficult for his allies to defend him on ideologically or politically consistent terms, the attachment is often more emotional than rational. Ann Coulter titling her new book "In Trump We Trust" or, as Kellyanne Conway put it on Thursday, saying that CPAC should really be called "TPAC" (i.e., Trump-PAC) gets right to the heart of the situation. Politics on the right is increasingly about an emotional bond with the president.
Which brings me to Trump's comments on the media and fake news. Trump said:
Remember this — and in not — in all cases. I mean, I had a story written yesterday about me in Reuters by a very honorable man. It was a very fair story.
There are some great reporters around. They're talented, they're honest as the day is long. They're great.
But there are some terrible dishonest people and they do a tremendous disservice to our country and to our people. A tremendous disservice. They are very dishonest people.
You do see what he's doing right? The guy who once literally pretended to be his own publicist hates anonymous sources? The guy who powered his way into politics by claiming "very credible sources" told him that Obama's birth certificate was fake is upset by "fake news"?
An 'extremely credible source' has called my office and told me that @BarackObama's birth certificate is a fraud.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 6, 2012
That's the guy who hates anonymous sources and thinks they shouldn't be "allowed" to talk off the record? Trump says that not one of the nine sources in the Flynn story exists. But Flynn was fired anyway. Well, that's interesting.
Trump's White House — like all White Houses — routinely floats stories in the press on background. Will he not allow them to do that?
Now, I think the press relies on anonymous sourcing too much. And I think many of these anonymous sources have been unfair to Trump. But what Trump is doing is preemptively trying to discredit any negative press coverage, including negative polls. According to Trump, the only guy you can trust is Trump. Trump is the way. Trump is the door. In Trump you must Trust.
If you recognize that, great. And if you want to defend it as brazen — and arguably brilliant — political hardball, that's fine too. But if you actually believe that the only source of credible information from this White House and its doings is Trump himself, then you should probably cut back on the Trump Kool-Aid.
Something similar is at work with the delightful show put on by Reince Priebus and Stephen Bannon. It is entirely possible — even likely — that reports of their seething existential animosity for one another are exaggerated. But if you watched that performance yesterday and came away believing that these two guys are ripe candidates for a buddy-cop movie then you should probably avoid watching infomercials or you'll find your garage full of Tanzanite and ShamWows.
What struck me during the Reince-Bannon show was when they both insisted in various ways that they always knew they would win the election (not true) and that everything they are doing has been carried out with flawless precision. This is an addendum to the "In Trump We Trust" argument. The upshot here is that they want you to think that any bad news is fake news because they've been right about everything so far. Conservatives — far more than liberals — should understand that politicians make mistakes and never have complete mastery of the details or the facts on the ground. That is at the heart of the conservative critique of government and it does not go into remission when Republicans are in office. Blind faith in experts and politicians is unconservative no matter who is in power.
Down with the Administrative State
The most interesting thing about CPAC so far wasn't Trump's speech but Bannon's performance. He removed all doubt (even before Trump's speech, which re-confirmed it) that he is the Mikhail Suslov of this administration (Suslov was the chief ideologist of the Soviet Politburo until he died in 1982).
Deconstructing the administrative state is a kind of nightingale's song for many intellectual conservatives.
I have been very hard on Bannon of late, but let me say that I thought he did a very good job. Charles Krauthammer is right that merely coming on stage without horns was a PR victory.
I will also say that I loved his comments about "deconstructing the administrative state" — though I do wonder what's wrong with the term "dismantle"?
Deconstructing the administrative state is a kind of nightingale's song for many intellectual conservatives, particularly my friends in the Claremont Institute's orbit. It's been great fun watching mainstream journalists, who are not fluent in these things, talk about the administrative state as if they understand what Bannon means. The "administrative state" is the term of art for the permanent bureaucracy, which has come untethered from constitutional moorings (please read Phillip Hamburger's Is Administrative Law Unlawful?, or Charles Murray's By the People, or my forthcoming book — which as of now has some 75 pages on this stuff). Most of the law being created in this country is now created on autopilot, written by unelected mandarins in the bowels of the government. It is the direct result of Congress's decades-long surrender of its powers to the executive branch. The CIA is not the "deep state" — the FDA, OSHA, FCC, EPA, and countless other agencies are.
If Bannon and Trump can in fact responsibly dismantle the administrative state and return lawmaking to Congress and the courts (where appropriate), then I will be ecstatic, and I will don the MAGA hat. But that is a very big if. The bulk of that work must be done by Congress, not the presidency. And any attempt to simply move the unlawful arbitrary power of the administrative state to the political operation of the West Wing will not be a triumph for liberty, it will simply amount to replacing one form of arbitrary power with another.
The Wages of Nationalism
And that brings me to Bannon's other Big Idea: "Economic nationalism."
Rich Lowry and I have been going back and forth on nationalism vs. patriotism quite a bit. I'm not going to revisit all of that because it's already gotten way too theoretical. But what I do want to say is that when nationalism gets translated into public policy, particularly economic policy, it is almost invariably an enemy of individual liberty and free markets. This should be most obvious when it comes to trade. The Trumpian case for economic nationalism is inseparable from the claim that politicians can second guess businesses about how best to allocate resources. For instance, Trump boasted today:
We have authorized the construction, one day, of the Keystone and Dakota Access Pipelines. (APPLAUSE)
And issued a new rule — this took place while I was getting ready to sign. I said who makes the pipes for the pipeline? Well sir, it comes from all over the world, isn't that wonderful? I said nope, comes from the United States, or we're not building it. (APPLAUSE)
American steel. (APPLAUSE)
Now, you may think the command to buy American steel is a great policy or that the statism implicit here is a small concession in light of the benefits it creates. It certainly seems that the applauding crowds at CPAC think that. But let's take a moment and recognize what that applause represents: The flagship conference of the conservative movement rose to its feet to cheer protectionism and command-economy policymaking. That is a remarkable change of heart.
Bannon is desperate to launch a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure program in the name of economic nationalism. He thinks it will be as "exciting as the 1930s."
Well, "exciting" is one word for the 1930s, but it's not the one I would use and it's not one that conservatives — until five minutes ago — would have used. FDR was a proud economic nationalist. The National Recovery Administration (NRA) was slathered in nationalism. It was run by Hugh Johnson, the man who ran the draft during the First World War and who tried to literally militarize the economy. Under the NRA, a dry cleaner, Jacob Maged, was sent to jail for charging a nickel under the mandated price for pressing a suit. Under the NRA, big businesses created a guild-style corporatist political economy.
Economic nationalism taken to its logical conclusion is socialism, with pit stops at corporatism, crony capitalism, and the like. When you socialize something, you nationalize it and vice versa.
Now I don't think that Trump and Bannon want to go nearly that far. Many of their proposed tax and economic policies will help the free market. But nationalism has no inherent limiting principle. The alt-right nationalists despise the Constitution precisely because it is a check on nationalism. For the unalloyed nationalist mind, it's us over them, now and forever — and the definitions of "us" and "them" can get dismayingly elastic. ("This is the core claim of populism," writes Jan-Wener Muller in What is Populism, "only some of the people are really the people.")
In their initial essay, Rich and Ramesh write:
Nationalism should be tempered by a modesty about the power of government, lest an aggrandizing state wedded to a swollen nationalism run out of control; by religion, which keeps the nation from becoming the first allegiance; and by a respect for other nations that undergirds a cooperative international order. Nationalism is a lot like self-interest. A political philosophy that denies its claims is utopian at best and tyrannical at worst, but it has to be enlightened. The first step to conservatives' advancing such an enlightened nationalism is to acknowledge how important it is to our worldview to begin with.
Not to repeat myself, but in this telling, nationalism is a passion — one that Rich and Ramesh believe needs to be tempered by adherence to certain principles about the role of government and other enlightened understandings about society and man's place in it. It seems to me that when that nationalist passion runs too strong, when the fever of us-over-everything lights a fire in the minds of men, the thing that Rich and Ramesh want to use to temper that passion could rightly and fairly be called "patriotism." And therein lies all the difference.
The G-File That Was to Be
So now that I've gotten that out of my system. I'll return to this regularly scheduled G-File, though I've had to cut some of it out for length, which will sound like a circumcision joke in a minute.
Every Friday morning, I stare at a blank screen like Homer Simpson watching Garrison Keilor: "Stupid keyboard, be more funny!"
The hardest thing about this "news"letter is the first sentence. The second hardest is the last sentence.
Once I break through the dam, though, I have a hard time stopping the flood. Indeed, the reason this logorrheic epistle runs so long is that once I get going, I have no idea how to stop. Like Bill Clinton's attitude toward interns, I always feel like more is more.
Since you brought up Bill Clinton, let's talk about penises.
Some of you may know that I went to an all-women's college. I wouldn't call myself the Rosa Parks of gender integration — I'll leave that to the historians — but it was a heady experience. I learned more about Foucault than The Federalist Papers and got into a lot of arguments with feminists of every stripe (and there are quite a few stripes).
Back in the 1980s, one prominent wing of feminism was very big on the whole "sex is rape" thing. "No woman needs intercourse; few women escape it," Andrea Dworkin famously argued. Some uncharitably — if not entirely inaccurately — said that this was a particularly convenient argument for Ms. Dworkin. Though I think Zardoz was more pithy: "The penis is evil":
I bring this up because yesterday the noted scholar Chris Cuomo said that twelve-year-old girls who don't want to see a penis in their locker room are intolerant.
One Twitter user on Thursday morning asked Cuomo to respond to a twelve-year-old girl who "doesn't want to see a penis in the locker room."
Cuomo called such an attitude a "problem" and wondered if she is not the issue but "her overprotective and intolerant dad."
"Teach tolerance," Cuomo added.
This is a classic example of having such an open mind that your brain falls out. Cuomo, I assume, believes it was wrong for Anthony Wiener to tweet pics of his man-business at young women, but he apparently thinks if you have any problem with the potential exposure of the Organ Formerly Known as Evil to even younger girls — in actual 3D space — you're a bigot or were raised by one.
Against Nationalizing the Transgendered
Look, I'm a bit of a squish when it comes to the transgendered. Interpersonally, my belief in the importance of good manners trumps some of my ideological and scientific commitments. When I meet someone who was born a man but lives as a woman, I may have some opinions she doesn't like but I'm going to show some common courtesy and respect her desire to be something biology says she's not.
But where I get off the bus is on statements like this: "We must acknowledge and come to terms with the implicit cissexism in assuming that only women have abortions."
The claim that men can get pregnant is a funny one coming from a Left that constantly insists the Right is "anti-science." Now, it may be true that some women who decide they want to be men can get pregnant, but that's because they are women. The idea that there are 56 different genders is not one found in science, but in smoky dorm rooms and in academic seminars where the fluorescent lighting eats away at brain cells. It is a modern form of romantic rebellion against the allegedly oppressive constraints of science and reason. The old romantics had it much easier. When the French poet Gérard de Nerval famously walked his pet lobster through the Tuileries Garden — "It does not bark and it knows the secrets of the deep" — it was easier to shock the bourgeoisie.
You know who else we should have tolerance for? Twelve-year-old girls who don't want to see male junk in the girls' locker room.
I firmly believe that society should have some compassion for the transgendered. And that's true whether you take transgenderism on its own terms or if you think it's a disorder of some kind. Cuomo is right that people should err on the side of tolerance.
But you know who else we should have tolerance for? Twelve-year-old girls who don't want to see male junk in the girls' locker room. We should also have tolerance for parents who do not like the idea of their daughters going into bathrooms with cross-dressers or any other grown man who insists that he has a right to use the little girls' room. And there are, by my rough calculation, 1 million times more people who fall into these latter categories.
Hard cases make for bad law. Life deals a lot of hard cases to people. The way the Founders got around the problem of hard cases is by pushing most questions down to the most local level possible. They were wary of trying to nationalize every issue. The Trump administration was entirely right to change the federal government's guidance on this issue. They would be wrong, in a spirit of nationalism, to declare that every school, city, and state should follow a single "right-wing" policy toward the transgendered, just as it was wrong for the Obama administration to impose a single "left-wing" standard. If some communities come to different conclusions about how to handle the question, based upon local values, limited resources, etc., so be it. Who is to say that even the Wonder Twins of policymaking — Bannon and Priebus — can know better than a local school board or city council?
Various & Sundry
There's still time to sign up for the National Review Institute Conservative Summit (where I will no doubt be condemned in absentia). Details, here.
For those interested and in town, the great Kathryn Lopez and the somewhat suspect Ryan Anderson (I kid, I kid) are doing some important events on assisted suicide.
The media are not the enemy, but they also aren't objective.
Canine Update: As I am running extremely late and even more long, I'll be brief. Longtime readers may recall that when we first introduced Pippa, the Spaniel, to Zoë the Dingo, it did not go well. Zoë was determined to kill Pippa for about two very stressful months. Pippa is a lover (mostly of tennis balls and laps) not a fighter. Zoë is a death-dealing Carolina swamp dog. They now seem to love each other. But my wife, the Fair Jessica, has a worrisome, Agatha Christie–like theory or concern. The last two times she's taken them to Scott's Run in Virginia (a big park), Zoë has chosen a very worrisome moment to announce a surprise wrestling session. She's waited until they were on a very high cliff or ridge to suddenly pounce on the poor Spaniel. Pippa doesn't mind the wrestling, normally. But Jess is concerned that this is an elaborate scheme to do-in the Spaniel while maintaining plausible deniability. "It was accident!" doesn't work when you've mauled a spaniel. But, it just might get a sign off from the canine homicide unit.
What do insects do in the winter?
2017 Underwater Photography of the Year Award winners
Winston Churchill on extraterrestrial life
Every Best Visual Effects Oscar Winner
Thoreau's Walden . . . in video game form?
Federal government spent $150,000 researching the supernatural
Good news: Cats don't cause psychosis


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Hiya guys! This is what I did today and I though it'd be cute to put together a little blog post. I made the cakes for my sister to give to the class she taught, as it's the last day of her summer job tomorrow. It's sort of a step by step guide, but basically just photos of the process. Outfit post coming tomorrow hopefully, but hope you still enjoy my attempt at baking! I love taking photos of food :) xx
Monday, 30 July 2012
Saturday, 28 July 2012
Hola!! Hope everyone is having a lovely summer :) The other week I received some packages - one being from axparis and one from romwe. And voila, here we have the result, as I decided to pair them with each other. I already own another white shirt from Romwe but they are so versatile and I wear them all the time, so I thought it was a good idea to invest in another one, this time with a more pointy collar ;) The shorts are also a new favourite of mine, I love scallop hem detailing at the moment, it's just so pretttyyy, also I'm going to Italy in 10 days time so they will be perfect for the weather there :) This will be on lookbook tomorrow xx
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
Today me and Elena went to a lovely lavender field! It was so hot though, so we spent ages looking for the right lighting for photos haha. Anyway these photos were just taken on a regular digital camera in the end which ended up producing clearer photos than my slr ;P Afterwards we had a erm water slide session? I now officially know that I can't slide to save my life... We have such lovely weather in London at the moment so definitely have to make the most of it! xox
Monday, 23 July 2012
Studs in Summer
Heya guys :) It has been so sunny the past days and apparently there's a heat wave or something ;P As it was so hot I decided to just wear shorts and a crop top. The shorts I got a while back from a charity shop and quite a long time ago I decided to stud them when I was bored. A little bit predictable but they're cute, and perfect for summer :) The bun is back! Haha also perfect for this hot weather, the last thing I want is my long-ish hair making me overheat ;P x
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Hyde Park
Hello again! Today me and Elena ventured up to London and ended up spending about 4 hours trekking around doing next to nothing haha although we did buy some macaroons and take outfit photos! These will be up on lookbook tomorrow as it has taken the whole evening to organise them and edit them to make them all nice! They were taken on my 50mm lens with the lowest aperture, I think they came out well considering the rainy weather. Let me know what you guys think x
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
Telephone Box
Hiya guys! This is today's outfit and I posted it about an hour ago on lookbook but deleted it, not because it didn't get much hype which is the usual reason but because it kept not loading on firefox :( Oh dear, I will post again tomorrow and hopefully it will work by then or maybe it's just my internet! Hope you like the dress, I wore it to gay pride with a leather jacket and swapped the heels for smaller heels as we had to do a lot of walking :) xx
Necklace - Chicnova
Monday, 16 July 2012
Yesterday I helped out with Elena on a photoshoot for t! magazine. Together we had to combine our own clothes and come up with outfits for the model to wear on the photoshoot. The outcome was so good, unfortunately for legal reasons I can't show you every outfit, but I'll show you some of the photos I took on set. Hope you like them! I also took some outfit photos too so will be including them in this blog post! I also got my hair and makeup done as we had a photo taken with the model at the end for the magazine :) I wish I knew how to braid my hair like this, if only :'( xx
Oh and I will get back to posting properly on lookbook very soon!!! Sorry for this long delay? :)
Here are the photos from the photoshoot that we styled:
Oh and I will get back to posting properly on lookbook very soon!!! Sorry for this long delay? :)
Here are the photos from the photoshoot that we styled:
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
New Stuff
1) Eye bracelet - Romwe
2) Necklace - Romwe
3) Pointed collar blouse - Romwe
4) Givenchy inspired dress - Romwe
5) Spiked platform sandals - Romwe
6)Chiffon maxi dress inspired by Maria Lucia Hohan - SheInside
7) Orchid print t-shirt - Choies
Sunday, 8 July 2012
Petit Lapin
Hiya guys! Sorry for the long delay between posts, life has been very busy at the moment with work experience and such! Haven't really rested much at all this weekend and prom is on Tuesday (eurgh), haha anyway today I spent the day with my best friend Elena and her cute rabbit Einstein haha. We spent about 1 hour planning a photoshoot for her magazine and then got distracted so decided to take outfit pictures. Hope you like the outfit, I'm wearing my floral textured top again with my new skirt and necklace xx
P.S. sorry for deleting this off lookbook! going to make another collage tonight or tomorrow as I didn't like the edit and I'm overly fussy :P xox
P.S. sorry for deleting this off lookbook! going to make another collage tonight or tomorrow as I didn't like the edit and I'm overly fussy :P xox
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When airing his beliefs that Jesus was on a crusade to actually fight against organised religion as opposed to championing it, spoken word poet Jeff Bethke caused controversy amongst both atheists and church goers alike. Now, with over 20 million views on his Youtube video Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus, Bethke has received everything from high praise to accusations that he's the anti-Christ.
He's been slated in the New York Times for having contradictory views and appeared on CBS in an interview to explain his poetic inspiration, yet the subject is still met with both hostility and admiration from all corners.
With the headcount in church diminishing rapidly in the last five years due to increasingly frequent natural disasters, a decade long war that has achieved little and banks conning people out of their homes with the use of foreclosure, many have lost their faith in god. So with a more liberal approach, Bethke, 22, wrote his verse and made the video to promote Jesus to the next generation, who he feels either have no faith at all or simply claim to be religious without following the teachings of the Bible.
Speaking from Seattle, he said: "I'm extremely passionate about the next generation falling in love with Jesus. I was sick of people always thinking being a Christian meant 'hates gays, can't drink beer, and no tattoos.'"
Some have accused Bethke of stepping on his own toes, saying that his message is contradictory and more along the lines of "I hate religion but love organised Christianity", but the poet has his own theories on what actually defines religion.
"When I used the word religion, I didn't mean it as an institution," he said. "I meant religion equals any work of righteousness that has someone hoping to earn favour with God. I came to the realisation that Jesus hated self-righteousness, though when I started reading the scriptures, I realised he was our righteousness.
He died to absorb all our sin and to give us his perfect standing. So to say we can earn it is spitting in his face and that his sacrifice on the cross wasn't good enough. Religion is man performing for God. Grace is Jesus performing for man. That fact humbled me, broke my heart, and changed my life."
Although at first it's hard to understand where Bethke's idea of religion ends and grace begins, his basic message is that you shouldn't have to follow god's instructions in order to have your name down on the entry list at the Pearly Gates, but that the commandments given to Moses are directions on how to live a happy life. According to Bethke, what Jesus taught was divine advice for a wholesome existence, and not rules on what you must do to earn a spot in god's VIP lounge.
"God definitely calls us to obedience, just like any good parent would," he explains. "The difference though, is that religion sets those things up as what you need to do to earn God.
However, in Christianity, we see the commandments of Jesus as commandments that he is giving to bring us joy. We obey them because he already loves us, we don't obey them to earn his love. When we think we can go outside of what God has shown us as the way for life to flourish most, it's not just a small decision, but actually asserting ourselves as our own god over the universe. We are saying by our actions that we are God, and that he isn't. We are saying 'eh, I don't trust you, I know better.'"
With a message meaningful but often hard to categorise, I asked Bethke how he responds when people ask if he's religious or not. "I ask them what they mean by religious, and then go from there," he fired back. "I want to respond in a way that aligns me most with Jesus and something that gives most glory to him. Man made religion is based on my performance for God, which puts the spotlight on me, not him. But when I trust Jesus and his performance for me, he automatically gets the spotlight. I don't care if you call that religious or not, that's what He is after."
In his own way Jeff Bethke seems fairly religious in my mind. He follows Jesus and God, and also takes heed of a book written by man and not the characters it centres upon. But he is not religious in the typical sense of the word. Bethke has dared to branch out with his own beliefs and has almost created his own sub-religion within Christianity. Bethke's idea of grace doesn't preach pointless self-loathing or holier-than-thou attitudes at the sight of a crucifix around the neck. He doesn't believe that we should all gather en masse at church every Sunday to be told what sinners we all are, and that the all-forgiving god will happily let us burn in the fiery pits of hell for having sex before marriage or telling a lie. Whether Bethke's approach can technically be defined as religious or not, his views are refreshing, praising a god not driven by spiteful revenge, but one who wants to guide, not dictate.
If Jesus were to return and walk the earth now, Bethke imagines it to be a hectic affair, with the bearded Messiah chilling out in the ghetto with addicts and dealers, and smashing religious bookshops and TV studios to pieces.
"I think the first place he'd go is some of the 'religious' bookstores, TV and radio stations and flip some tables. Then I think he'd head over to Skid Row in LA to hang out with people that looked most like him while he was on earth. Also, I think his heart would break. Being God he is most sensitive to all the pain, strife, hurt and evil in the world. And since his heart is untainted by sin, I can't even imagine the brokenness he feels for this world. Praise God for his sacrifice, love, and willingness to lay down his life for us."
Jeff Bethke is currently touring America, speaking about his religious views and preaching his message. He can be found next at the Whosever Conference in Los Angeles.


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A Daring Baker's November Challenge
The November 2009 Daring Bakers Challenge was chosen and hosted by Lisa Michele of Parsley, Sage, Desserts and Line Drives. She chose the Italian Pastry, Cannolo (Cannoli is plural), using the cookbooks Lidia's Italian-American Kitchen by Lidia Matticchio Bastianich and The Sopranos Family Cookbook by Allen Rucker; recipes by Michelle Scicolone, as ingredient/direction guides. She added her own modifications/changes, so the recipe is not 100% verbatim from either book.
I made my cannoli as an accompaniment to our Thanksgiving dinner. I served turkey, cornbread dressing, roasted potatoes, roasted brussel sprouts and corn. The white wine I served with dinner, is also the same wine I used to make the cannoli. I chose our favorite Riesling-Traminette-Vidal Blanc white wine, called Our Dog Blue from Chateau Morrisette Winery in Floyd County, Virginia. It's a wonderful wine that goes well with turkey, fish, fruits and cheeses - in other words, perfect for cannoli.
I hope you enjoy this month's Daring Baker Challenge recipe as much as we did. Happy Thanksgiving from my house to yours.
Cannoli forms/tubes - optional, but recommended if making traditional shaped cannoli.
Deep, heavy saucepan, enough to hold at least 2-3-inches of oil or deep fryer
Deep fat frying thermometer. although the bread cube or bit of dough test will work fine.
Metal tongs
Brass or wire skimmer OR large slotted spoon
Pastry bag with large star or plain tip, but a snipped ziplock bag, butter knife or teaspoon will work fine.
Cooling rack
Paper bags or paper towels
Pastry Brush
Sieve or fine wire mesh strainer
Electric Mixer, stand or hand, optional, as mixing the filling with a spoon is fine.
Food Processor or Stand Mixer – also optional, since you can make the dough by hand, although it takes more time.
Rolling pin and/or Pasta roller/machine
Pastry or cutting board
Round cutters - The dough can also be cut into squares and rolled around the cannoli tube prior to frying. If making a stacked cannoli, any shaped cutter is fine, as well as a sharp knife.
Mixing bowl and wooden spoon if mixing filling by hand
Plastic Wrap/Clingfilm
Tea towels or just cloth towels
Lidisano's Cannoli
Makes 22-24 4-inch cannoli
Prep time:
Dough – 2 hours and 10-20 minutes, including resting time, and depending on whether you do it by hand or machine.
Filling – 5-10 minutes plus chilling time (about 2 hours or more)
Frying – 1-2 minutes per cannoli
Assemble – 20–30 minutes
1/3 cup brown rice flour
1/4 cup arrowroot starch
1/4 cup sweet rice flour
2 Tb almond meal
2 tablespoons(28 grams/1 ounce) sugar
1 teaspoon (5 grams/0.06 ounces) unsweetened baking cocoa powder
1/2 teaspoon (1.15 grams/0.04 ounces) ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon (approx. 3 grams/0.11 ounces) salt
1 teaspoon chia seed powder
1/4 teaspoon agar agar powder
3 tablespoons (42 grams/1.5 ounces) vegetable or olive oil
Approximately 1/2 cup (approx. 59 grams/approx. 4 fluid ounces/approx. 125 ml) Riesling wine
1 large egg, separated (you will need the egg white but not the yolk)
Vegetable or any neutral oil for frying – about 2 quarts (8 cups/approx. 2 litres)
1/2 cup (approx. 62 grams/2 ounces) toasted, chopped pistachio nuts, mini chocolate chips/grated chocolate and/or candied or plain zests, fruits etc.. for garnish
Confectioners' sugar
1 2/3 cups cup (160 grams/6 ounces) confectioner's sugar, sifted
1/4 - 1/3 cup Riesling wine
3 tablespoons (approx. 28 grams/approx. 1 ounce) finely chopped good quality chocolate of your choice
2 tablespoons (12 grams/0.42 ounces) of finely chopped, candied orange peel, or the grated zest of one small to medium orange
3 tablespoons (23 grams/0.81 ounce) toasted, finely chopped pistachios
Note - If you want chocolate ricotta filling, add a few tablespoons of dark, unsweetened cocoa powder to the above recipe, and thin it out with a few drops of warm water if too thick to pipe.
1 - 8 oz package frozen cranberries
1 tangerine, peeled & diced
1/4 cup pecans, roughly chopped
1/2 cup cane sugar
1/4 cup Riesling wine
Place the cranberries, tangerine, pecans, sugar and wine into a small saucepan. Heat the sauce until it comes to a simmer. Cook until the cranberries have popped and the sauce has thickened.
1. In the bowl of an electric stand mixer or food processor, combine the flour, sugar, cocoa, cinnamon, and salt. Stir in the oil, vinegar, and enough of the wine to make a soft dough. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth and well blended, about 2 minutes. Shape the dough into a ball. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest in the fridge from 2 hours to overnight.
3. Oil the outside of the cannoli tubes (You only have to do this once, as the oil from the deep fry will keep them well, uhh, oiled..lol). Roll a dough oval from the long side (If square, position like a diamond, and place tube/form on the corner closest to you, then roll) around each tube/form and dab a little egg white on the dough where the edges overlap. (Avoid getting egg white on the tube, or the pastry will stick to it.) Press well to seal. Set aside to let the egg white seal dry a little.
4. In a deep heavy saucepan, pour enough oil to reach a depth of 3 inches, or if using an electric deep-fryer, follow the manufacturer's directions. Heat the oil to 375°F (190 °C) on a deep fry thermometer, or until a small piece of the dough or bread cube placed in the oil sizzles and browns in 1 minute. Have ready a tray or sheet pan lined with paper towels or paper bags.
5. Carefully lower a few of the cannoli tubes into the hot oil. Do not crowd the pan. Fry the shells until golden, about 1 minutes, turning them so that they brown evenly.
6. Lift a cannoli tube with a wire skimmer or large slotted spoon, out of the oil. Using tongs, grasp the cannoli tube at one end. Very carefully remove the cannoli tube with the open sides straight up and down so that the oil flows back into the pan. Place the tube on paper towels or bags to drain. Repeat with the remaining tubes. While they are still hot, grasp the tubes with a potholder and pull the cannoli shells off the tubes with a pair of tongs, or with your hand protected by an oven mitt or towel. Let the shells cool completely on the paper towels. Place shells on cooling rack until ready to fill.
7. Repeat making and frying the shells with the remaining dough. If you are reusing the cannoli tubes, let them cool before wrapping them in the dough.
For stacked cannoli:
1. Heat 2-inches of oil in a saucepan or deep sauté pan, to 350-375°F (176 - 190 °C).
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Linioel Geyer Aleskin passed away peacefully on Sept. 1, 2012, in Louisville, CO. She was 89 years old.Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at Llano Cemetery in Amarillo under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.Linioel was born on April 28, 1923 to Bruce and Caroline Geyer in Ada, OK. She was preceded in death by her husband Paul Aleskin, her two sisters, Genelle Root, Marjorie McDonald and her brother, Kent Geyer.She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Jan and Jon Rasmussen of Boulder, CO and her son, Geyer Aleskin of Borger, TX. Linioel was a loving, devoted grandmother to Jan and Jon's sons, Sean and Weston, as well as to Geyer's sons, Dalton and Jordan. She leaves behind her two great grandchildren as well as many nieces, nephews and dear friends.The Geyer family moved to Borger, TX in 1926, where Linioel's father Bruce worked for Continental Oil Company until he retired. Linioel also worked for Continental Oil Company.Linioel had beautiful red hairso her family and friends affectionately nicknamed her "Penny". That early nickname remained with Linioel for her entire life.Linioel married Paul Aleskin on August 23, 1950 in Borger, TX. It was there that she and Paul owned Bentley's Clothing Store, and they raised their family.Family, friends and community / civic service were the most important part of Linioel's life. She worked for the American Red Cross and volunteered for the Amercian Cancer Society, the United Way, and Meals on Wheels, to name a few.She will always hold a special place in our hearts and was loved by all who knew her. In lieu of flowers please send donations in Linioel's memory to Hospice Care of Boulder & Broomfield Counties at 2594 Trailridge Dr. East, Lafayette, Co. 80026.To send condolences, sign the online guestbook at www.mintonchatwell.com.


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The new formfactor of the Ultrabook tries to blend portability with power and this looks as though it's managed both along with a stylish look; however HP has also managed a very competitive price point as this will be selling for $900.
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Author Notes: My Mother is Lebanese, and I grew up eating delicious middle eastern food prepared by my mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. I would spend hours in the kitchen watching all of them preparing these cigar shaped treats. Traditionally, they made these with beef, but this is a vegetarian update. Enjoy! —KateSmith
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teaspoon cinnoman
teaspoon allspice
teaspoon garlic powder
cup lentils
cup rice-washed (I prefer jasmine)
ounces can of chickpeas
medium yellow onion
cup toasted pinenuts
tablespoons butter
jar of grapeleaves (available at most specialty markets)
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- In a food processor, pulse juice of one lemon, chickpeas, onion and toasted pinenuts until chunky blend is formed.
- Transfer chickpea mixture to a bowl and add rice,lentils,cinnamon,allspice,garlic powder and 1 tbls of melted butter. Mix until combined through. Set aside while you prepare the grapeleaves
- Wash grapeleaves under cold water to remove any brine that may be on them. Pat dry and lay flat.
- Line a large stockpot with flat grapeleaves just to cover the bottom. (note- I usually use any ripped/torn grapeleaves to do this, as you will not be eating these. It is just used as a tool to cook with so the stuffed grapeleaves do not stick to the bottom of the pot)
- Set up an assembly line. Lay one grapeleaf on a working surface, dull side up with the stem facing you. Remove any excess stem if it exists. Place one tablespoon of filling into the center bottom and stuff by folding the right side in, the left side in and then rolling until a tiny cigar like shape is formed. It should be tight, but have a little room to grow as the rice will expand when cooked. Place the stuffed leaf in the bottom of the saucepan.
- Repeat step 5 until all grapeleaves are stuffed and the pot is tightly lined with grapeleaves. Depending on the width of your pot, you may have multiple tiers of grapeleaves stacked on top of one another.
- Cover grapeleaves with water and remaining butter. Pack/weigh the leaves down with a plate. Bring to a boil and then reduce to a simmer and cook for approximately 45 minutes.
- Once they are cooked, transfer grapeleaves to a platter and squeeze juice from the remaining lemon over them. Eat hot, or at room temperture and enjoy! Cold leftovers are also delicious on salads the next day!
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Bishop England is favored to capture its third straight S.C. High School League Class AA state title in the two-week long state girls playoffs that are set to begin this week.
As usual, the toughest obstacle for coach Kristin Fleming's once-beaten Bishops is expected to be old rival Waccamaw in a Lower State matchup. Waccamaw lost ace Tolley Rice to college tennis at Elon and doesn't appear to be as strong this season.
The Bishops won last year's state semifinal clash against Waccamaw, 5-1, losing only to Rice. The Bishops also scored a 5-1 preseason win over Waccamaw two months ago.
While the Bishops won't start play until Thursday, local Class AAA and AAAA teams will begin play on Tuesday.
In Class AAA, No. 2 Berkeley plays host to Socastee in the first round, Hanahan visits powerful Myrtle Beach and James Island goes to Wilson.
In Class AAAA first-round pairings, Wando is the only local No. 1 seed and entertains Colleton County, while No. 2 Stratford plays host to Beaufort, No. 2 Ashley Ridge is home to Spring Valley and West Ashley visits Bluffton.
The state finals are scheduled for Nov. 9 at the sprawling Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center just off Interstate 26 on the Charleston side of Columbia.
Local women's teams participating in league tennis' state combo championships last weekend at Hilton Head Island dominated the senior age groups by bringing home five state titles. Christine Ramsey's 5.5 ladies out of Dunes West captured the lone 18-plus title among local women's teams.
The senior women's winners were: captain Marie Cunningham's 40-plus 6.5 team from Mount Pleasant; Leah Biller's 40-plus 7.5 team from Park West; Joette Creager's 55-plus 7.5 team from Mount Pleasant Rec; Penny Gorby's 65-plus 6.5 team from Charleston Tennis Center; and Elisabeth Pickelsimer's 65-plus 7.5 team from Charleston Tennis Center.
Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that any of the local men's teams were finalists at Hilton Head Island. But I am sure there were some great times and stories, such as my 18-plus Charleston Tennis Center team and me playing three matches last Sunday en route to winning our flight and advancing to the state semifinals.
Also in the mixed doubles 55-plus state tournament at Aiken, the Del Webb team of Charleston won the state 6.0 title.
From the Czech Republic, to Austria, to Salinas, Calif. And, of course, Charleston is Brenda Carter's home.
Carter's latest exploits came last weekend in California where she won two more national titles, sweeping singles and doubles in the women's 65 age group. She defeated doubles partner Betty Wachob of Panama City, Fla., in the singles final.
A few weeks earlier, Carter was winning the 65-and-over mixed doubles world championship with Georgian Hugh Thomson in the ITF world individual championships in Austria where Carter also teamed with Wachob for a runner-up finish in doubles.
Carter was a standout on the runner-up U.S. team in the world 65-and-over team championships in the Czech Republic before heading to Austria.
• Daniel Island boys 14 Southern top 10 junior Jared Pratt competed in tournaments until two days before his late September surgery date at MUSC for the curved-spine condition Scoliosis. He played No. 1 singles and doubles for the S.C. Southern Cup team and posted an 8-0 record as South Carolina finished second to Georgia in the Southern competition. Pratt is expected to be sidelined for nearly a year.
• Charleston's Shelby Rogers is now 21 years old, and she has climbed to a new career high of No. 116 in the world. She hasn't played an event since suffering a pulled side muscle four weeks ago in Las Vegas.
• The recent Alan Fleming Senior Clay Court Championships raised $52,000 for the Hospice of Charleston Foundation. Local singles winners included Andy Steingold (men's 60), Frank Meade (men's 80), Diane Barker (women's 50) and Susie Peiffer (women's 60).
• Legend Oaks pro Andy Steingold will be the recipient of the state's male player of the year award during USTA South Carolina's Dec. 7 annual celebration at Wild Dunes Resort, while Maybank Tennis Center pro Toni Young will receive the John Newcombe Pro award. Other local winners are most improved junior boy Scotty Cameron of the Isle of Palms, the Floyd family of St. George and the Kiawah Island Junior Championships.
• Charleston Tennis Center will serve as host for the S.C. Tennis on Campus state championship event Nov. 9-10.
• Charleston Tennis Center will hold a Turkey Day mixed doubles event on Nov. 24 from 2-5 p.m. Sign up at Charleston Tennis Center.
• The Charleston Thanksgiving Junior Classic is scheduled for Nov. 29-Dec. 1 at Charleston Tennis Center. Registration is available at www.usta.com.
• Charleston Tennis Center will hold the Charleston County School District's After School Showcase on Nov. 16. Anyone interested in helping with the event can contact Meg Farrelly at email@example.com.
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An Ignacio man died Saturday when he lost control of his vehicle and collided with a dump truck hauling snow near Ignacio.
Brian S. Hart, 56, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The accident occurred about 11:05 a.m. Saturday about 2½ miles east of Ignacio on Colorado Highway 151.
Hart, driving a red 1997 Mazda Protege, was westbound on snowpacked roads when his car began to rotate counterclockwise and collided with its passenger side into the front of the dump truck, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
The dump truck was driven by Roger Klinger of Durango, who was not injured in the crash.
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Outburst of offense lifts Loyola (Md.)
Greyhounds score 13 unanswered goals to beat Canisius
BALTIMORE -- Top-seeded Loyola (Md.) scored 13 unanswered goals to start the second half and the Greyhounds rolled to a 17-5 victory against visiting Canisius in the first round of the NCAA Championship on Saturday afternoon at Ridley Athletic Complex.
The Greyhounds (15-1) will play fellow ECAC team Denver on Saturday, May 19 in the NCAA quarterfinals in Annapolis, Md. The Pioneers defeated No. 8 North Carolina to advance.
Loyola led 4-0 at the end of the first quarter, but Canisius scored three unanswered in the second, pulling within a goal with 2:48 left in the first quarter on Jimmy Haney's second goal in six minutes.
Mike Sawyer, however, scored the first of his game-high five goals 3:15 into the second half, sparking a 13-0 run that would see Loyola hold the Golden Griffins (6-8) scoreless until there were just under six minutes left in the game.
"I want to give our guys a lot of credit for coming out in that second half with a sense of urgency," head coach Charley Toomey said. "I think you're going to need that in every quarter of this tournament. We had Canisius take it to us for one quarter, but I think we'll be ready going forward."
Sawyer's five goals lifted his season total to 50, tying the school single-season record by matching the 2000 total by Tim Goettelmann.
Eric Lusby also had five points, scoring three goals and assisting, while Justin Ward had a goal and two assists. Scott Ratliff scored twice, both in the first quarter, and had six ground balls.
Ratliff scored the game's first goal off a Ward assist after Dylan Grimm caused a turnover, and the Greyhounds cleared the ball to their offensive zone.
Loyola tallied another transition goal at 9:59 to play when Pat Laconifired a pass to Lusby on the right side of the crease, and Lusby got his first of the game. Ratliff tallied his second 53 ticks of the clock later when he picked up a ground ball and went end-to-end to score and make Loyola's lead 3-0.
Davis Buttsthen scored Loyola's first settled goal of the game, dodging past a defender to score at 6:11.
The Golden Griffins, however, bounced back in the second quarter as they dominated possession and the scoring. Canisius won all four faceoffs in the period, Travis Gibbons scored at 13:01 and Jimmy Haney added a pair at 8:23 and 2:48 to close the gap to 4-3 at halftime.
Sawyer, however, scored 3:15 into the second half to begin the 13-0 run. Eric Lusby took a shot that was saved by Sean Callahan, but the ball bounced high in front of the crease, and Sawyer reached up for the ground ball and shot it past Callahan in one motion.
A bit more than four minutes later, he added his second of the game on a Nikko Pontrello assist, and Chris Laynecaught a Lusby feed at 4:09, scoring to make Loyola's lead 7-3.
Sawyer added his third on a Ward assist 20 seconds later, and Lusby scored when Pat Byrnesfound him open on the right side at 1:05 to put Loyola ahead 9-3 at the end of the thir quarter.
Sawyer scored 80 ticks into the final frame when he played give-and-go with Sean O'Sullivanand scored from 10 yards out.
Ward then found himself scoring on an empty net at 12:31, and Lusby tallied his third of the game 40 seconds later. Sawyer scored with 11 minutes to play, making the lead 10, 13-3.
Butts tallied his second of the game at 9:07, and Will Fredericks scored on a Josh Hawkins assist to cap a transition run at 7:23. Tyler Foleythen used a Fredericks feed to score his first career goal at 6:29.
Loyola used a 47-22 advantage in shots, and a 39-30 lead in ground balls. Canisius had a 15-12 lead in the category at the half, but the Greyhounds used a 10-8 advantage in the third and 17-7 in the fourth quarters.
In addition to Ratliff's six, he also had three faceoff wins and two caused turnovers. He broke the Loyola season record for long-pole scoring, notching his 17th and 18th points of the year to top the 1995 mark of 16 points set by current Loyola assistant coach Matt Dwan.
Josh Hawkins had a season-best seven ground balls, and he also caused two turnovers. Grimm and Laconi each had two caused turnovers, as well.


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1040. Beginning C and Unix. 3 hours. An introduction to programming using the C programming language and an introduction to program development in the Unix environment. Not to be counted toward a computer science major.
1100. Introduction to Computer Science. 3 hours. (2;0;1) A basic course covering logical operation and organization of digital computers, computer hardware and software, number systems, and application software packages. May not be counted toward computer science major or minor.
1110 (COSC 1318). Program Development. 4 hours. (3;1) Problem-solving techniques, algorithmic processes, top-down design and structured programming in a high-level language. Prerequisite(s): high school algebra or equivalent.
1120. Structured Programming. 4 hours. (3;1) Continuation of CSCI 1110. Design techniques, structured programming, software testing, documentation, introduction to data structures and file processing. Emphasis on creating and modifying larger programs. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 1110, MATH 1650 (may be taken concurrently), and one semester of C or C++ programming.
2010. Assembly Language Programming. 3 hours. Computer as a machine through use of assembly language programming. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 1120 (may be taken concurrently), or BCIS 3620 or 3690.
2320. Programming Laboratory. 1-4 hours. Practice with computer languages and processing techniques. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 1120, or BCIS 3620 or 3690. May be repeated for credit with consent of department.
2900. Special Problems in Computer Science. 1-3 hours. Individualized instruction in theoretical or experimental problems. For elective credit only.
3100. Computer Organization. 3 hours. Principles of computer systems analysis and design; system hardware and software characteristics. Comparison of existing computer facilities. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 2010 and ELET 2720.
3210. Symbolic Processing. 3 hours. Introduction to symbolic processing using LISP, Prolog or related languages; recursion; building abstractions with data; modularity, objects and state; meta-linguistic abstraction. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
3400. Data Structures. 3 hours. Computer storage structures; storage allocation and management; data sorting and searching techniques; data structures in programming languages. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 1120 and MATH 2770.
3600. Principles of Systems Programming. 3 hours. Introduction to the design and operation of systems software. Analysis is made of current system software technology, including operating systems, language translation systems and file systems. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3100 and 3400.
3780. Introduction to Computer Networks. 3 hours. Introduction to data communications; asynchronous, synchronous, networks and current technology. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3100.
3950. Internship in Computer Science. 3 hours. Supervised field experience in computer science that contributes to the professional development of the student. Prerequisite(s): upper-division classification and 12 hours of computer science (at least 6 at UNT) with a minimum GPA of 3.0; and approval of department. May not be counted toward computer science major. May be counted as an elective. May be repeated once for credit. Pass/no pass only.
4010-4020. Software Development. 3 hours each.
4010. The software development process, requirements analysis, software design concepts and methodologies, structured programming and debugging. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4020. Software testing methodologies, software reliability, maintenance, project management and configuration management. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 4010.
4050. Computer Game Programming. 3 hours. Programming for modern computer games, including real-time, event-driven, and multimedia programming techniques. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4250. Survey of Computer Languages. 3 hours. Formal definition of programming languages including specification of syntax and semantics. Comparison of several existing high-level languages. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4300. File Organization and Processing. 3 hours. File design and implementation; operating systems, survey of peripheral device characteristics, sorting, information storage and retrieval, list processing and direct access techniques, job control language, and security and privacy. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4330. Topics in Computer Science. 3 hours. Selected topics on computer science. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400 and consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
4350. Introduction to Database Systems Design. 3 hours. Logical and physical database system organization; logical models; design issues; secondary storage considerations. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4410. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. 3 hours. Introduction to concepts and ideas in artificial intelligence. Topics include search techniques, knowledge representation, control strategies and advanced problem-solving architecture. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3210 or knowledge of LISP or PROLOG.
4420. Introduction to Computer Graphics. 3 hours. Concepts and principles, survey of present display and input technology, systems and applications. Study of basic concepts, and mathematical and geometric principles. Design and use of graphics software packages. Design and implementation of an application using available hardware and software. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400.
4450. Algorithm Analysis and Complexity Theory. 3 hours. Algorithm design methodologies, sorting, graph algorithms, dynamic programming, backtracking, string searching and pattern matching. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3400 and MATH 2770.
4510. Machine Structures. 3 hours. Computer systems organization; micro-, mini- and large-scale machines; multi-processor configurations; processor and peripheral hardware characteristics. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3100.
4540. Introduction to Operating Systems. 3 hours. Concepts in operating system analysis and design. General topics of process, resource and file management are presented and analyzed in the context of different system architectures and performance constraints. Prerequisite(s): CSCI 3600.
4600. Social Implications of Computer Science. 1 hour. The effect of computer science on the home and the workplace, with emphasis on the role of the computer professional in modern society. Prerequisite(s): junior standing.
4880. Special Computer Application Problem. 1-4 hours. Study defined by the student in applying computer science to another field. Work supervised and work plan approved by one faculty member from computer sciences and one from relevant application area; one to three students may work together if all faculty advisers concerned agree. Prerequisite(s): prior approval of plan by faculty supervisor. Open to advanced undergraduate students capable of developing problems independently. May be repeated for credit.
4890. Directed Study. 1-4 hours. Study by individuals, or small groups if faculty supervisor agrees. Prerequisite(s): 6 semester hours of computer science with grades of A or B; plan for study and achievements; prior consent of department chair and supervision adviser. Open to advanced undergraduate students capable of developing problems independently. May be repeated for credit.
4900-4910. Special Problems in Computer Science. 1-3 hours each. Prerequisite(s): junior or senior standing; 6 hours of computer science with grades of A or B (may include BCIS 3610); prior approval of study plan by faculty supervisor.
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Thirty-eight percent of Americans are dissatisfied with the nation's gun laws and want them strengthened--a big jump from the 25 percent reading of a year ago, and the highest in a dozen years.
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"Other recent Gallup polling shows Americans are not prepared to relinquish their Second Amendment rights, as majorities reject banning the possession of handguns by civilians, or even outlawing the manufacture or possession of certain semi-automatic guns known as assault rifles," Gallup said.
But it added, "They are clearly more open to further restricting the sale of guns, including with more background checks and bans on high-capacity magazines. Thus, Biden's task force enjoys a window of opportunity, albeit with apparent limits, to address Americans' concerns about gun violence."
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exhibited in the Kranner Art Museum for my MFA show at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. the mixed media installation and drawing on the opposite wall work together to create one installation... the mixed media portion took about 8 months to complete, with the drawing taking 7 days to draw directly on the wall.
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a sampling of collages entitled "converstation about something". 2001 - present, with 350 completed in the series thus far the materials range from gutter and dumpster finds to consturcted and hand drawn components, but are mostly found or gifted material. when finished, each is stored in a 9" x 12" plastic zip lock bag and hung in a large group.
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SALISBURY, N.C. – The King University men's tennis team traveled to Catawba College on Friday afternoon in search of their first dual match win of the season. However, the Indians escaped with a narrow 5-4 victory over the Tornado.
Catwaba (4-4) got off to a good start as they won all three doubles matches as they looked to set the tone for the match.
However, the Tornado didn't give up as they started taking singles matches. Pablo Vidal got the Tornado (0-2) on the board as he took a 6-4, 6-2 win over Matthew Nicholson at No. 2 singles while Luis Delgado topped Jack Mordey 6-2, 6-1 at No. 3 singles. Leo Brigato earned King's third win as he defeated Michael Patch 6-4, 6-2 at No. 4 singles.
William Boyce pulled King within one win of the dual match victory with his three-set victory at No. 6 singles. Boyce took the first set 6-3 before Catawba's Aaron Vanhorenbeck took the second set 6-2. Boyce then took the tiebreaker set 10-4 for the victory. However, the Indians took the final singles match to take the dual match 5-4.
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Looking for anyone who have an idea of how to scan fingerprints and save it into django database. Someone who ever work with hardware stuffs on web development (in this case fingerprint sensor) to scan and save the image (hash key) into the database for comparison later. I am using python and django as a framework
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Required tasks will include: 1. sorting images 2. merging multiple images into a single image 3. crop images 4. build interactive UI elements However, we would like to have the tool built using django 1.10
Want to get my Wedding save the date invitation made.
Only apply if you can do this today. I have a SharePoint HTTP cal...SharePoint HTTP call working in Flow which gets all subsites; however the response body is a massive file - Ideally I need to extract the site URL, site name and site description and save those into a SharePoint list. I suspect parse JSON would do the trick but i don't know this code.
Currently running a crowd funding campaign, that aims to raise funding in order to develop a product to rescue refugees life from drowning, So I am planning to highlight more about the social crowdfunding campaign in U.S, Canada, U.K , Germany Please send me PM for further information
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This is to create a project to consume API (I will provide the API documentation link) to import the products and save it in the database. The server where the website is hosted is -server : Linux and Database is - MySQL. 1) What technology you will use for consuming APIs? This is urgent. Preference will be given to the one with lowest price.


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SOURCE: Ensquared Holdings LLC
February 07, 2013 12:13 ET
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL--(Marketwire - Feb 7, 2013) - Ensquared, the number one authority for Phone and Tablet insurance on the Internet, has reported that during 2012 its customers purchased four times more Android Phone Insurance than iPhone Insurance.
During the 4th quarter of 2012 there was huge pent-up expectation for the much awaited iPhone 5 device. The hype rippled through to the Smartphone Insurance industry where forecasts and predictions estimated that the iPhone 5 was going to be a home-run sell-out. Soon after its launch the iPhone 5 translated into an absolute disappointment. Consumer demand dissipated because of the lack of real technical innovation and complaints about the very poor battery life. Both factors buckled iPhone momentum.
Despite Apple's usually successful marketing tactics (designed around controlling supply to suppress demand), things never went according to plan. Moreover, Apple released an unlocked version iPhone for outright sale -- and again the take-up was nothing earth-shattering.
"More and more folks out there are starting to get fed up with the Apple lock-in and controlled ecosystem -- people want freedom and choice; this is why Android is now the new king of the smartphone castle," said Gordon Polovin, CEO of Ensquared. "We are amazed at just how many people are purchasing Android devices of all flavors."
The good news for Phone Insurance underwriters is that Android devices are cheaper to repair and replace since the hardware prices don't carry a premium built in by Apple. This translates into more affordable phone insurance for Android owners.
Ensquared Phone Insurance starts at $58.99 for one year and covers Lost, Stolen, Mechanical Failure and Accidental Damage incidents. Ensquared Phone Insurance allows customers to insure their device for a period of 90 days from purchase.
From Ensquared's 2012 sales data it is very clear that consumers are not after the device that commands the most profit in the industry. They are drawn strongly to an open platform, freedom of choice and value for money. The once invincible Apple is now under serious attack from all sides, not only from Android; it also faces a charge from Nokia powered by Microsoft Mobile and the comeback of BlackBerry.
Ensquared is a BBB-rated company offering insurance underwritten by Starr Indemnity & Liability Company. Starr Indemnity has an A.M. Best financial strength rating of A (Excellent). Global Warranty Group services all claims made through Ensquared. Follow Ensquared on Twitter @ensquared. www.ensquared.com
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