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On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Jens Alfke<email@example.com> wrote: > > On Aug 11, 2009, at 10:37 AM, Chris Anderson wrote: > >> Since this article, we've changed the header handling, so that we >> don't keep it at the top of the file, but instead append the header at >> the end of the file at every commit. The strict append-only nature of >> the storage engine is the source of it's robustness. Even an extreme >> action, like truncating the file, will not result in an inconsistent >> state. > > Interesting. Does this really guarantee file integrity even in the case of > power failure? (I have some experience dealing with file corruption, from > working on Mac OS X components that use sqlite.) The worst problem is that > the disk controller will reorder sector writes to reduce seek time, which in > effect means that if power is lost, some random subset of the last writes > may not happen. So you won't just end up with a truncated file — you could > have a file that seems intact and has a correct header at the end, but has > 4k bytes of garbage somewhere within the last transaction. Does CouchDB's > file structure guard against that? We haven't done much in the way of platform specific hacks (aside from the real-force fsync on os x). So we do have some assumptions (the main one being that the last bytes of a commit will be written last). The deterministic revids help with detecting bad commits later, although that's not exactly the answer to your question. Details here: http://firstname.lastname@example.com%3e To keep your data safe, ideally your local database is replicating to the cloud all the time, anyway. > > My concern with HTML5 local storage is that it's going to be used for > important user data that cannot be lost, just the way native apps put > irreplacable data in local files. But the data stores being used to > implement local storage are much less resilient than the filesystem itself. > My experience with sqlite is that heavily-used databases on consumer > machines get corrupted and lost every few months.( This isn't directly > related to CouchDB itself; but it's why I'm interested in the fault-tolerant > data store it uses.) > >> The other aspect our API that web storage will need to be >> concurrency-friendly is MVCC. Without MVCC you end up needing long >> transactions between page-loads, like localStorage currently has, >> which makes it useless for sharing state between windows. > > I'm still not 100% convinced by your analysis in that blog post. A script > running in a web page will implicitly acquire a lock when it accesses local > storage, and release the lock at the end of the current event that it's > handling (i.e. a user action or XHR response.) This is sufficiently > fine-grained as to not pose a problem, I think. > > But Jeremy Orlow pointed out a more problematic case to me — the HML5 > worker-thread API. Worker threads should be able to access local storage, > and they don't have an event-based model; so a worker thread will probably > be within some internal 'while' loop during its entire lifespan. There is > thus no way to automatically handle transactions for it, so it will have to > manually acquire and release locks. That means that a buggy or blocked > worker thread could starve web pages in the same domain from accessing local > storage. That's bad. > Yes, I suppose the single threaded page is not so much a challenge as the worker threads. But we've got to assume that worker threads will be getting more popular, someday they may even be running on remote machines. When designing for concurrency, it's better to plan for more concurrency, not less. We could run a local couchdb API inside a worker thread, which would have a "protected' localStorage instance. In this case the worker thread could handle serializing access to it, and enforce MVCC, even if the underlying storage engine doesn't. However, doing it this way would probably serialize reads as well as writes. That'd be a shame as the appeal of MVCC is that it is friendly to parallel readers, while enforcing write consistency. >> Maybe the easiest thing would be to just start bundling CouchDB with >> your browser. :) > > In a lot of ways that would be really awesome. However, it would have a > terrible effect on the download size of the browser, which is an important > consideration. (IIRC, the all-in-one double-clickable Mac CouchDB package is > something like 15MB.) The Ubuntu idea to run it as a system service helps with these problems, but I realize isn't really scoped nicely for browsers. > > I like the idea, which I think you proposed, of putting a basic b-tree API > into the browser, and being able to implement a lite storage system > compatible with CouchDB on top of it in JS. > > —Jens Yes, I agree this is probably the pragmatic middle ground. Cheers, Chris -- Chris Anderson http://jchrisa.net http://couch.io
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In its twenty first year of publication, Donald Ford's annual Scottish Golf calendar continues to lead the market, with superb images from some of the country's most captivating and enticing venues.
Donald's Scottish golf wall calendar has, once again, been greeted with huge enthusiasm in offices and homes across the world. Lovely comments on the venues and photographs have been received; in particular, the combination ( and contrasts ) of pictures from both the renowned and less prestigious courses create enormous interest and enjoyment among Scottish golf enthusiasts everywhere. The cover shot for 2018 is a glorious view across the pond to the eighteenth green at Bothwell Castle, Uddingston. Among the other venues which feature this year are the lovely links at Inverallochy, Grampian, the classic panorama of the River Forth from the stunning vantage point atop the West Lothian course above Bo'ness, the beautifully presented Braehead course at Alloa and a scary shot of West Kilbride's heavily bunkered sixteenth green! The magic of Aberfoyle, a tremendous seaward view to Bass Rock from Winterfield (Dunbar) and the much loved links at Brora are also featured. A glorious winter shot of the magnificent Panmure clubhouse, autumn colours enfolding both St. Boswells and the Dunkeld and Birnam courses bring these seasons to life, while a terrific shot to Carnoustie's tenth green reflects the town's hosting of the 148th Open Championship. It is, once again, a splendid collection.
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(PRWEB) November 18, 2016
Timothy C. McFetridge, a husband, father, engineer, history buff, motorcycle enthusiast, devoted writer and author, has completed his new book "Rachel's Son, Jackson": a gripping and potent tale of family, courage, faith and survival. Follow along as the main character Jackson narrates the hard and rewarding journey of the Oregon Trail.
Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Timothy C. McFetridge's candid work is the perfect read for any history buff!
"Rachel's Son, Jackson" is based on a true story that took place in the United States between 1843 and 1865. On a southern plantation in Tennessee in 1843, Elizabeth Delaney is convinced by her husband Daniel that relocating to the Oregon Country from their comfortable situation would benefit her undiagnosed health problems. They join a group of pioneers and embark on the 2000-mile-long Oregon Trail. The trip is less than blissful with most of the group walking the entire way, from Independence, Missouri, to a small staging area on the banks of the Columbia River locally referred as The Dalles, a French word for "Sluice of Water." Worn out and tired, they arrive in the Willamette Valley. They work to build new lives in the territory and eventually have homes, farms, and good bounty. Yet, each struggles along the way striving to reach their destination and make their dreams come true in the midst of clashing personalities and the stress of starting a new life.
"Rachel's Son, Jackson" illustrates an honest picture of the strife of the family traveling the Oregon Trail, the hard work necessary upon arrival to become established, and the events that would soon follow. "Rachel's Son, Jackson" is a story based on fact - a real story about real people, whose graves are located throughout the Salem area, this story is theirs.
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BYU-Hawai'i Rolls Past Humboldt State
March 13, 2009
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Laie, HI -- The Brigham Young University Hawaii men's basketball team defeated Humboldt State tonight, 98-84, in the opening round of the NCAA II West Sub-Regional in Laie. The Seasiders trailed only after the first basket of the game in improving to 26-1 and advancing to the second round where they will play Cal State-Dominguez Hills tomorrow night.
Humboldt State's Zac Tiedeman hit a long three-pointer on the Lumberjacks' first possession but J.R. Buensuceso answered with a long three of his own for BYU-Hawaii to spark a 13-0 run by the Seasiders. BYU-Hawaii stretched the lead to 47-34 at halftime by shooting 51.9 percent from the field in the opening 20 minutes to just 35.1 for the Lumberjacks.
BYU-Hawaii increased the lead to 19 points early in the second half, but the resilient Lumberjacks battled back to cut the lead to just five, 83-78, with 4:01 to play in the game. However, the Seasiders built the lead back up to double digits and hit enough free throws down the stretch to seal the win. BYU-Hawaii shot 60.7 percent from the field in the second half to finish at 56.4 percent for the game.
Buensuceso led six BYU-Hawaii players in double figures with 21 points. He also hit 4-6 from three-point range and dished out eight assists. Lucas Alves added 17 points, seven rebounds, and three blocked shots while Nate Sims was a perfect 8-8 from the free throw line and finished with 15 points and six rebounds. Jermaine Odjegba shot 6-7 from the field and pulled down a game-high nine rebounds to go with three steals for the Seasiders and Jet Chang netted 12 points off the bench. Trenson Akana added ten points and six rebounds while Marques Whippy chipped in six points, six rebounds, three assists, and three steals. A.J. Reilly had four assists off the bench.
Tiedeman hit six three-pointers and had 27 points to lead the Lumberjacks, who finish the season 20-12. Kevin Atkins had 19 points and Jameson Figgatt 12 for Humboldt State.
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DeWitt County Sheriff's Office Weekly Warrant
Oct 14, 2015
This week we are seeking tips to locate Cody Lee Ceja (DOB 9/21/93). Ceja failed to appear in court to face charges of Retail Theft. Cody Lee Ceja is a 22 year old male that is five foot six inches tall, weighing 130 pounds with Brown Hair and Brown Eyes. He was last known to live in the Clinton, IL area. If you know the whereabouts of Cody Lee Caja or any other person wanted on warrants in DeWitt County, the Clinton Area Crimestoppers will take anonymous tips at 217-935-3333. A cash reward may be available for information leading to an arrest.
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In 1999, Compagnie de Provence is the first brand to reinterpret the traditional cube of Marseille soap and launch its liquid version. Made from vegetable oils as its solid ancestor and crafted in a cauldron following authentic tradition, it comes in a glass dispenser adorned with a sleek design. In line with the new consumption habits, this product instantly became very popular and brought continuous success to Compagnie de Provence. The brand is now cited as THE reference for liquid Marseille soap.
Since then, based on this iconic bottle and thanks to our expertise and creativity, Compagnie de Provence has constantly been developing products dedicated to your well-being.
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The traditional home care products, revamped in a decorative and retro style, have their place in laundry rooms, kitchens and bathrooms.


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Jantzen beach on and off ramps have always seemed sketchy to me.. Portland could take away the jantzen beach exits by building a new bridge from delta park to Hayden island. Eliminating the need to use I-5 to get to jantzen beach. Washington drivers could use the next exit and double back. Also Portland could extend the yellow line max to jantzen beach while they're at it. Make it so! http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2016/06/deadly_crash_closes_i-5_southb.html#incart_river_mobile_home
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'Thread of Light' is a group art exhibition that brings together contemporary artists from across the Middle East to explore the relationship between the global, the regional, the local and the personal. In doing so, the exhibition complicates our understanding of the Middle East region and its politics, cultures and societies while demonstrating that the region "is full of exciting contrasts and subtle nuances".
After co-curating the 'In Between' show at the Saatchi Gallery, 'Thread of Light' is Asmaa Alanbari 's latest contribution to the vibrant London art scene. Joining her as an assistant curator is Joud Halawani Al-Tamimi, curator of the 2017 edition of the Arab Women Artists Festival.
The show brings together a British and Middle Eastern mix of artists including: Hassan Hajjaj, Hanaa Malallah, Kennardphillipps, Dia Batal , Estabrak Al Ansari, Souheil Sleiman, Helen Kirwan, Ozlem Demirel, Jo Scorah, Shadi Mahsa and Asmaa Alanbari.
Kennardphillipps' work is a protest against rising attacks on civil rights, not only in America but also beyond. Souheil Sleiman makes us think about the environment, while alluding to the current global crisis of migration. This theme is further explored by Jo Scorah and Helen Kirwan, who reflect on exile and self protection. Hajjaj tells us about a melting pot of influences that bridge East and West by bringing together global consumer brands with everyday locally sourced objects from his native Morocco. Hanaa Malallah's video confronts a drone with an age old archeological masterpiece, a ziggurat in Iraq. Asmaa Alanbari's "Eve with Charlie Hebdo" then highlights the link between the global and the personal, suggesting that global events, like the Charlie Hebdo occurrence get inscribed onto our bodies and memory.
On a more intimate level, Shadi Mahsa's portrait is an exploration of contemporary identity and tradition. The same subject is addressed differently by Estabrak Al Ansari's use of underwater photography. Dia Batal transforms written poetry into three dimensional design objects, spanning a range of subjects from desire to belonging to a homeland and more. Finally, Ozlem Demirel's work, concerned with questions of aesthetics, explores the physical interplay of light, weight and gravity in a playfully spiritual installation.
Chief curator, Asmaa Alanbari said, "These artists indirectly highlight our common humanity through their work that references topics we are all preoccupied with, across different languages, cultures and religions."
The exhibition opens to the public at P21 Gallery on Wednesday, 17th of May and runs until Wednesday 31st of May.


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Pale peach, mint and gold were the colour scheme for Natalie and Steve's stationery. Featuring a gatefold invitation, relaxed fonts, and gold glitter lined envelopes.
Natalie and Steve's day was planned and brought together by Sama of Utterly Wow, (who's stationery I just happen to have designed), you can see a collection of their wedding photographs on Sama's blog.


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I have a picture of their daughter Margie E.'s headstone. She was burried in the Larned Cemetery, she died July 1879. The headstone has been broken off and needs repair.
I also have several excerpts from the local newspapers. Anyone interested in Arkansas I would be happy to help. I can't seem to find any connection to my own Altaffer line.


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SAPULPA, OK – Mark Lawson announced Tuesday he will be a conservative Republican candidate in House District 30. He's seeking to replace Rep. Mark McCullough, who recently announced he isn't seeking re-election.
11/2/2015 Related Story: Oklahoma State Rep. Mark McCullough Will Not Seek Re-election
"As a fifth generation Sapulpan, I not only understand the strong conservative values that are the backbone of our community, I share them and live them every day," Lawson said. "That's why I have dedicated my career to helping others, serving our community and ensuring a better future."
Senate Pro-tempore Brian Bingman, who is term-limited this year, said he supports Lawson's candidacy.
"Mark has the heart to serve Creek County well, and has proven his commitment to the community," Bingman said. "We need young professionals like Mark to step forward as leaders for our state."
A graduate of Sapulpa High School and Oklahoma State University, Lawson has been a dedicated community volunteer. He served as vice chairman of the Youth Services of Creek County and is a child advocate with the Creek County CASA organization. He was vice chairman of the Sapulpa Metro Area Planning Commission. He also was the 2015 recipient of the "Community Service Award" from Sapulpa Board of Education in recognition of outstanding contributions to Sapulpa Public Schools.
"I care about the future of our region, and I aim to continue to represent the conservative principles that shape our community," said Lawson, who has served as a state committeeman for the Creek County Republican Party. "I will provide the leadership necessary to defend and strengthen our families and our future."
Lawson, 35, works in marketing and public relations at American Heritage Bank.
Elections for Oklahoma House District 58 will be held along with other major elections in June of 2016. You can find more information about the candidates on FortySix News 2016 Elections page.


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The kids are crossing yet another desert, but Kari gets sick and passes out. Tai gets really upset and soon Tai tells
the others that Kari almost died once. When Tai and Kari were younger, Kari was sick at home and Tai was to be keeping an eye on her. Thinking of only himself, he took her outside just so he could play with his friends. Kari ended up in the hospital for a while as a result of not being kept indoors. After knowing this, the kids look for a hospital in the Digital World to take Kari or a place that has medicine to help her. Kabuterimon takes them to a deserted city where Kari can rest, but they still need to find medicine for her. Using the internet, Izzy locates a place where they can get the medicine. He soon realizes that the evil Digimon are able to find them whenever he uses his computer on a network. Soon, the bad guys are all over and Izzy tries to throw them off by using the computer again. The grab the medicine and return to where Kari and the others were...but they arrive just in time to see the building be destroyed by a missile. It turns out that the other kids got out just before the missile arrived. The others are chased into another building which crumbles in on top of them.
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From @ferraretojade. I'm a Jonas fan from Brazil who is desperate to find some answers, and I think you can help me and many other Brazilian fans. So the Jonas Brothers are finally on tour and have performed in a lot of countries in South America, including two cities in Brazil so far.
Their concerts seemed to be amazing, fun and LONG (about 26 songs). The only problem is that here, in Brazil, they performed for one hour only. 18 songs. In Curitiba (Paraná), nobody really knows why they left so suddenly; some say it was because of lack of security, some, because they were 30 minutes late.
Today, in Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais), people are saying their concert lasted for about 1h10, when it normally should last for AT LEAST 1h30. They've cut some songs out of their setlist, they've changed it, and we just don't know why. So we are asking for help. We have 3 cities left, and we need to change this situation. Here are some facts I could find on Tickets For Fun's site, the company who's brought them in Brazil:
Rio de Janeiro (03/12): The prices ranged from R$ 450,00 (about US$ 231.35) to R$ 80,00 (US$ 41.13); São Paulo (03/10) R$ 500,00 (US$ 257,06) to R$ 90,00 (US$ 46,27) Porto Alegre (03/14) R$ 200,00 (US$ 102.82) to R$ 120,00 (US$ 61.69) Belo Horizonte (03/08) R$ 260,00 (US$133.67) to R$ 80,00 (US$ 41.13)
There's nothing about Curitiba, but the point is: we have the most expensive concerts, the company (T4F) is a terrible company and has been sued by many people because of different events that didn't go quite right. Please, we need help, so spread this to everybody!
We were able to make #PlayMoreSongsInBrazilJonas a Worldwide TT.


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Online Master's Program
Students completing a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Agricultural and Extension Education will acquire knowledge and skills in foundational disciplines to plan, implement, and evaluate education and communication programs in the food, agricultural, and environmental sciences.
The online M.S. degree in Agricultural and Extension Education is targeted toward early- and mid-career, place-bound, working professionals who need access to graduate education to advance their personal and professional goals. Equivalent in quality to the on-campus M.S. degree program, the Master of Science is not considered a terminal degree (an appropriate program for students who may be interested in doctoral education in the future).
Features of the program include:
- Master of Science in Agricultural and Extension Education (Thesis or Non-Thesis Options). Minimum of 30 semester hours for the thesis option and 35 semester hours for the non-thesis option.
- Students progress through their degree, enrolling in about six credit hours each term (Fall, Spring, and Summer) for two years.
- The program will be delivered predominantly online.
- Thesis or Project - All students complete a thesis or project as part of the degree requirements. Students work closely with an advisor to identify a research or project topic aligned with their interests.
For course offerings over a two year period, check out our AEE On-line Two-Year Sequence.
The Ohio State University is authorized to offer the Master of Science in Agricultural and Extension Education in all 50 states. For more information on state authorization requirements and disclosures related to online programs, please visit online.osu.edu/state-authorization/disclosures.


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It's easy to get comfortable with life. You might have a grandparent who lives in the same house they were born in, or a co-worker who has had the same job for 40 years. Those things aren't necessarily bad, but sometimes it's good to do something radical and complete shake up your life. For example, when the stress of life became too much for these brothers, they decided to fly across the world and spend 45 days hiking through Vietnam. Forrest Gump did it too, when he left everything to run across the country.
Joan Irvine knows a thing or two about the importance of switching things up. For 37 years, she had the same exact hairstyle: a beehive straight from the 1950s. Her daughters knew a change needed to be made. They were tired of seeing their mom wear a hairstyle that went out of fashion in the Kennedy administration, so they decided to turn to Oprah Winfrey for help.
Luckily, Oprah knew just what to do. She put together a team of stylists and makeup artists to completely transform Joan's look. The result was a makeover that would be remembered by everyone who witnessed it. Her gray hair was colored blonde and her beehive became a sporty, short cut that made her look years younger. The change was so dramatic that the stylists told the daughters, "She went from looking like your mom to looking like your sister." The only bummer about this video is all the Oprah Winfrey Show nostalgia you will get from watching it.


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Nightcrawler #6 (Preview)
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- Story by
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• As an ambassador to the Jean Grey School, Nightcrawler heads out to locate a newly-manifested mutant.
• But little does he know that classic X-MEN villains THE CRIMSON PIRATES have their own nefarious designs for the mutant.
• Just what will it take for Nightcrawler to save the new mutant and escape with his own skin?


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... is a staunch supporter of indigenous art that comes directly by using raw material sourced from natural resources like vegetables, stone, clay, wood, fibre and using traditional skills of the regions.
Vegetable dyed block prints
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Fantastic award winning artists and skilled crafts people are scattered all over our country and all we at ... are doing is bringing their work to you directly.
Rajasthan produces the country's finest marble, sandstone, quartz and slate.
The extraordinary craftsmanship of Rajasthani stone workers is visible in the precisely carved statues, busts, vases, candle stands, lamps & other furniture items and other objects in white marble stone in Makrana are unforgettable.
Handcrafted and hand polished to bring out the inherent grain of this natural stone.


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Inside-Out Sushi {a recipe}
Isn't it funny how you always want what you can't have? Since being pregnant all I want to eat is sushi and margaritas, while sitting in a hot tub after a long run. None of which I can do right now! The madness it causes! Well, the raw fish thing hasn't stopped hubby and I from enjoying some of our favorite sushi flavors. In fact - this meal of "inside-out sushi" has become a favorite, and regularly shows up in our meal rotation! I love it because it satisfies the sushi craving, is super easy, healthy, and easily adjusted to make it JUST HOW YOU LIKE IT!
Start with the rice. We use short grain brown rice...it stays pretty sticky like sushi rice, but has the benefits of whole grain brown rice. I use my rice cooker and for some reason the brown rice cooks much better on the white rice setting! Get this going first because it takes the longest.
Now, make your sauce. I do it a little different each time but always use gluten free soy sauce, rice vinegar, and fish sauce. For serving two...I use about 2 TBSP soy, 2 TBSP vinegar, 1 TBSP fish sauce. Then add about a tablespoon of honey or agave and some ginger. Sometimes we add Sriracha for some kick. Wasabi would also be delicious mixed into this sauce.
I like to have fun with sushi night and pull out all of my fun sushi stuff that we got for our wedding. So the sauce goes in this cute little pot!
Next up, shred your carrots, cucumbers and cut your avocado into strips. You could use any veggies in this dish. Just think of your favorite sushi roll and put that stuff in it! Jalepenos, peppers, and mango are all delicious options.
Get your protein ready. We usually use this meal as a vegetarian meal. It's seriously the only dish I make without meat that keeps both of us full and my husband never complains about. We have added grilled shrimp before though, and it was a pretty good addition. I usually like to use edamame. You can buy it frozen and shelled. Just boil some salted water and cook the beans for a few minutes. I add a little extra sea salt once they are drained.
Chop or tear some seaweed. This ingredient is KEY! I usually use a sheet of this roasted paper for 2 servings, and I just cut it in strips. This kind is from an Asian Market, but you could also use those seaweed snack packs too!
When your rice is fully cooked, give yourself a nice scoop and top with all of your veggies and protein. Sprinkle seaweed and sauce on top. Sesame seeds would also be a great garnish!
the ingredients . . .
For the bowl ~
1.5 cups short grain brown rice, cooked
1 cup frozen, shelled edamame, boiled and salted
1/2 cup shredded carrots
1/2 of a cucumber, sliced thinly
1/2 of an avocado, sliced into thin strips
1 large sheet of roasted seaweed
For the sauce ~
2 tbsp soy sauce (be sure to find a gluten free version if needed)
2 tbsp rice vinegar
1 tbsp fish sauce
1 tbsp honey or agave
1 tsp ground ginger
the facts . . .
This recipe serves 2 people. It's way easier to make a huge batch a serve the whole crew!
Nutrition Facts Per Serving:
Calories: 411
Fat: 12 grams
Carbs: 62 grams
Fiber: 11 grams
Protein: 17 grams
Iron: 140% DV
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What is your favorite kind of sushi roll?
Anyone else crave sushi and margs while preggo?
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Right: The waist of the skirt is enclosed in the waistband. You can see a little of the inside due to the damage near the hook.


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Hidden Death -
Romantic Suspense
Set in The Florida Keys
Traffic entering and exiting the Florida Keys was backed up for ten miles. Squad cars of every possible jurisdiction were parked on both sides of Highway 1, lights still flashing.
The temperature was a humid 82 Fahrenheit, but a breeze off Florida Bay kept most of the bugs to a minimum. Springtime in the Keys, nightfall was just a few hours away. Still, it was uncomfortable if you weren't in the shade.
On the shoulder an ambulance waited, its doors open. Two paramedics leaned against the hood with their arms folded, watching everyone. From the report M.J. Kepke received, they wouldn't be needed. Still, there was no harm in them hanging around if they didn't receive another call.
MJ slammed the Jeep's door and looked around. A Florida State Trooper stood next to a sign: 'Crocodile Crossing.' A young deputy sheriff barfed in the bushes. Two fishermen sat quietly in a battered skiff in the shallow water off Little Blackwater Sound. The water looked dark and sinister. They looked like conchs, men born in the Keys. They wore T-shirts, dirty shorts, and work boots. Intelligent but wary eyes followed her every move.
A few yards from them, a deputy with a smirk on his face guarded something in the shallow water. No doubt he thought she would lose her cookies.
MJ acknowledged him with a silent glance.
"Detective." The young deputy in the mangroves cleared his throat and wiped his hand against his mouth. "It's still snagged on his pole, ma'am. We haven't touched it."
She studied him for a moment. Normally his baby face was the color of coffee with a dab of cream, but now it was a sickly gray, and his eyes weren't focused.
"Thanks, Jordan. Are you going to be all right?"
He took a deep breath and nodded.
With a fluid motion, she grabbed the back hem of her long calico skirt, brought it between her legs, and tucked it into the shell belt she wore. From the back of the jeep she pulled out a pair of rubber dive boots. She exchanged the boots for her feminine sandals. They were ugly, but worth every dime she paid for them. With careful steps she waded through the muck and mangrove roots to the deputy by the water.
"Deputy Anders." Her voice was businesslike as she said his name.
Casually he answered, "MJ."
"Detective Kepke," she corrected, and glared at him.
He glared right back and waved toward the water. "That's it."
He pointed at a fishing pole propped against a mangrove root. Something white that reeked of death was caught on a hook.
With a graceful motion, she squatted on her heels and stared at what appeared to be a hand and part of an arm. It was bloated, the bone showed on the arm, and the odor made her gag. She closed her eyes and swallowed hard to keep from puking. After regaining her composure, she noticed the fingernails were torn to the quick, a trace of scarlet nail polish seeming to cry for attention.
She turned her head and took a deep breath.
Anders put his hands on his hips. "Looks like a croc or gator got her, or it could have been a shark."
MJ stood and met his eyes. "Maybe, but I have a feeling she was dead before that happened."
With a challenge he asked, "Why?"
"It's been a while since her last manicure. The nails are ripped and it looks like ligature marks on the wrist. The lab will be able to tell us more."
Anders took a closer look. "Good call."
Kepke ignored his compliment. "Have the crime and marine units been called?"
"Affirmative. FHP is sending units too. You think the body's still out there?"
MJ thought for a moment, then shook her head. "I doubt there's much left of her to find. I'd say that hand has been in the water for a while."
He cleared his throat. "First time I've seen anything like this."
"It doesn't get any easier." She nodded toward the skiff. "I guess I'd better go talk to them. Guard the remains until the techs take over, then help the other deputies with the traffic."
His expression showed he didn't like her orders, but he didn't argue.
She ignored him and walked toward the skiff. One fisherman elbowed the other as she approached.
"You the two that called it in?"
One of the men leered at her breasts. "Yes, ma'am. I'm Greg Young—" he jabbed a thumb in the direction of the other guy—"he's Malcolm Wright. "
She hated men who eyed her like that, looking no further than her outward appearance. She'd worked too hard to get where she was on the force. Frustrated, she shot him a look meant to freeze water.
"It's Detective Sergeant Kepke from the Monroe County Sheriff's Department." She put her hand next to the badge and holster on her belt.
The scumbag ducked his head.
"Where do you work?" The hooks and lines on their poles were too large for snapper, and it looked like a bang stick was hidden under a life vest. Definitely poachers.
Gruffly, Greg answered, "We're both handymen for Oceanside."
MJ nodded. "Tell me how you caught it."
Malcolm coughed. "Not much to tell. We were fishing about fifty feet out when we snagged it. Soon as we saw what it was, we called the cops. I threw out that float to mark the spot. It's attached to a line with weights."
An old bleach bottle floated nearby in the water.
"That was smart."
The smirk was back on the man's face. "We figured you'd want to know where we found it. What do you think happened?"
She shrugged. "Don't know. How long were you out here?"
Malcolm scratched the whiskers on his chin. "I'd say 'bout an hour. Our day ended at three and we wanted to catch a few snappers."
They were lying about the fish, but that was the least of her problems. No doubt they were up to something illegal, but right now she had her hands full. "Wait here a minute. Deputy Jordan will take your statements."
The young deputy had stopped puking, and she met him a few yards from the skiff. "You okay now, Jordan?"
His eyes were focused but his starched shirt was stained with perspiration. It was his first month on the job.
She tilted her head toward the two men. "Can you take their statements for me?"
"Sure, MJ. Sorry, I mean, Detective."
Hopefully giving him something to do would keep his mind off the grisly remains.
"Thanks, Jordan. It's going to be a long night." She walked toward the lights to wait for the crime and marine units. It would be a waste of time to drag for a body, but it had to be done.
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Summer 1983
Rachel skipped by her mother's side, eager to join her friend Sally in the sandbox. "I'm a little teapot short and stout," she sang in a sweet childish voice, her bouncing curls tickling her shoulders. When she plopped down beside Sally, she stopped mid verse and shuddered. Her smile and laughter vanished. The sun was bright, but a strange shadow only she could see covered her friend like a malignant fog.
Sally stared at her feet and when Rachel touched her she felt...pain. Rachel's back and thighs seemed like they were on fire, and there was a gigantic lump in her throat. She was terrified.
Tears ran down Rachel's cheeks as she snatched her hand back. "Your daddy hurt you!" she screamed.
Rachel's mother knelt beside her. "What's wrong, honey? What is it?"
"He hurt Sally. Her daddy hurt her." She sobbed on her mother's shoulder.
Sally's eyes were huge pits in her small face, and she too started to cry. In obvious pain, she stood and backed away from Rachel.
The child's mother grabbed her by the arm and dragged her away. "You keep that freak away from my girl. You hear me?"
Rachel's mother pulled her closer, clearly shielding her from the woman's words. "My daughter is not a freak. What did your husband do to Sally?"
Sally's mother looked guilty and terrified at the same time. "He didn't do anything and it wouldn't be your damn business anyway."
Rachel knew better, she had felt it. Her mother obviously didn't believe it either, for she glared at Sally's mother.
"It was just a slap. That's all." Pulling the crying child behind her, Sally's mother left the park.
Still in the sandbox, rocking Rachel in her lap, Colleen made soothing noises deep in her throat. When Rachel was born, the skin of the birth sac had formed a veil that covered her face. As soon as she had seen the caul, Colleen had known her daughter would have the second sight. She just never realized how much the psychic ability would cause her child to suffer.
This was the first time Rachel's 'gift' had shown her something she didn't want to see, but Colleen doubted it would be the last.
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David Beaty
Lawrence, Kansas
DAVID BEATTY: First of all, I had them turn the air down, it was pretty chilly up in here. So a little bit more comfortable. Might even be able to ask a question now. Okay. Start this thing off. Obviously not satisfied as coaches, players, or as a program with the way that game ended up last week. But the right thing to do right now is to get our mentality right, go make the corrections necessary that we see on video, move forward, because we're about to move forward into a new opponent, Iowa State, we're going to be playing them at home, which is always a good atmosphere, and our guys are excited about that. We're ready to move forward into that game. Coach Campbell's got them playing well, he took his team down there to Norman and they were down a couple times in that game by double digits and were able to bring themselves back and win the game. Very disciplined ball club. Couple of the things that they did, they just stayed the course and did a really nice job of being disciplined and they wound up winning the game. He's done a really nice job there with that team. We have got a couple of guys that just to update you on, I know I talked to y'all a little bit about Hasan the other day, he is still not completely cleared from that. We're hoping to maybe get some good news today or tomorrow with him which would be great. Khalil we'll see how he goes, it will be kind of a game time decision. I think that's it. Let's take some questions.
Is Deron available if Khalil is not?
DAVID BEATTY: Well, he was not completely healthy last week. I tried to use him a little bit on some special teams stuff late in the game. But he's getting close, we think he's going to be to be okay to go this week. We certainly need him to. That would be nice. We feed to get him back in there and get the balls ball in his hands a little bit. So hopefully he's well and I think he is.
(No microphone.)
DAVID BEATTY: He did well. There was a couple things that it took a couple plays to get used to just foot work and operating in that kind of space when you're not used to operating in that kind of space, but for the most part he figured it out. You watch the game go on and you watch his departure angles and his pad level and his ability to play from low to high it really improved. I think he had a good time doing it, I know it was something that really helped us through the out that game.
How does the decision to come about to use him in that capacity?
DAVID BEATTY: Well, really Meach and Coach Yenser, just some of the things that we were doing in the run game, needing a little bit bigger body in there and being able to maybe take a little bit off Ben, maybe take a couple of snaps off of him at times to do that, which is good, and maybe needing a little bigger body than Schafer and Humphrey might have who does play a good role for us. And Hudson Hall, trying to get him completely back available, he's not completely there yet. So as soon as we get him back it will help us be a little bit more deep in that position.
After the fact do you guys feel like you maybe could have used Khalil a little bit more early in the first half? He didn't seem to feature too heavily.
DAVID BEATTY: We were actually happy with our game plan, we just didn't seem to finish very well early in that game. Our game plan always involves trying to get the run game going, and I thought we gave it some opportunities early, but looking back on it, that wasn't the difference in that game, it wasn't the difference in the game.
Stanley played the entire second half, who is in at quarterback, is that the head coach's decision or the offensive coordinator?
DAVID BEATTY: Ultimate decision's always going to lie on me, but I certainly consult with Meach and Garrett Riley all the time on that. It's always, usually it's a group decision when we make those decisions and we never have not been on the same page. So that's good to know. Those guys both got to play the other day, the plan was to get them both in there and it worked out good. Carter happened to be in there in a situation where we were able it get him more snaps there towards the end and it was good to get a good sample of him on the field for sure.
The depth chart has Bender first and there's no or in there, but it is (No microphone.)
DAVID BEATTY: I don't know that we changed our offensive depth chart, it was basically what I think it was from last week, whoever started, if I'm not mistaken. I'm pretty sure that's what it was. But I think maybe the best way for me to handle that, guys, is our guys and our team and our coaches all know when our plan's going to be at every position, including quarterback. We know what we're going to do already. I'm not going to share it publicly, obviously, because it gives us a little bit of an advantage. Our team, our kids, they all understand the plan, we're excited about the plan moving forward. We always have a competition at any and all positions. I know it's vogue to talk about the quarterback position and it have its own separate entity and all that stuff, but it just isn't that way for us. We don't look at it that way. We look at it always competing to try to make each of us better. And those guys, they're roommates, their buddies, they're friends and they're both competitive. So we know what our plan is, I'm just not going to share it with you. Sorry.
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DAVID BEATTY: I think it's probably a little bit obvious in terms of who has a little bit better running ability. I'm not sure that Peyton couldn't run it a little bit better if he gets to a point where he makes his mind up to do it, but Carter obviously moves a little bit better. He's probably a little bit better on the run with the ball and on the run throwing the ball he probably feels a little bit more comfortable even than Peyton does.
As a quarterback that shows the accuracy deep, but struggles sometimes in short and intermediate throws like Peyton has this year what is usually the key thing?
DAVID BEATTY: Well, quarterback play is a number of different things, it doesn't simply just fall on that QB, it falls on protection. There was a few balls that were tipped the other day, we got to be able to get those hands down, make sure we're timing cuts correctly and we're getting hands in chests when they're jumping and things like that. That will help. Obviously pocket awareness and being able to move around to get a great arm angle is something that I think will help a lot. And then just you got to be on the right guy. And that's something that happens throughout the country, that's not unique to us. Most of the game we're on the right guy. But when you're not on the right guy you're having to kind of shove it there a little bit into places that are maybe are a little tighter than others. Some guys get away with that. We had Johnny and Johnny could get away with that all the time, I mean he knew who he was throwing to when the ball got snapped, but he was special, he was special. We would have a guy sitting wide open and there was no way he was going the ball because he was only five yards down the field. Just wasn't happening. It was those two deep routes that were going to get it. So, but we don't teach them that way, we obviously go through our progression and we have actually done decently at our intermediate game. I think we have got to be better at the deep ball game is where I think we need to be better and we're working to make sure that we solve that proper amount of air, all the things that go along with that.
A good problem to have where you have two guys who are both equal starting for you, gives you depth at position and maybe create questions for the opposing team.
DAVID BEATTY: We have said it all year that we feel like we're fairly fortunate in that regard that we do have very capable guys to do it. We got two guys that actually have experience now, which is good. So, yeah, I think it does. It really hasn't changed though. It's not like this is something new. We don't have a controversy here. We have a competition. It's just the way it goes.
How unique is it, you have a kid in Lanning who's been four years at quarterback and now he's excelling at linebacker?
DAVID BEATTY: I'm sick of Lanning, I want him to graduate. He is a talented guy, man, he really is. And watching him go over there and play linebacker and average, what, 10 tackles a game, something like that. I think he's averaging 10 tackles a game. He is a, he's one of them kids that I never even really got to talk to him much, I met him at Big-12 Media Days, but you can just tell that guy's a special dude. For him to be able to come back over there and be able to not miss a beat and he looks like a linebacker when he's on the linebacker side of the ball and then he gets back in the back field and he looks like a quarterback. And you're like, man, those are two different dresses, you're not supposed to look the same. But he does a good job, that's a good kid to have, really is. I know Matt and those guys feel very fortunate to have him. He's got a bunch of accolades this week and he certainly deserves them. Tough guy, man, moved from quarterback over to linebacker and be that kind of guy, that's impressive.
How have you seen Coach Bowen handle some of the adversity he's had this year and what's your fate level in him because of that?
DAVID BEATTY: Well my faith level is as high as it's ever been. I think he's one of the finest around, he really is. He's handled it the exact same way I've always seen him handle things. He gets out every day and he out works everyone. It matters to him. It matters to him. This university matters to him. This team matters to him. And the production of his unit absolutely matters to him. All you want is a guy in there that has had experience doing it and he's been able to do it, we have all seen it, all of us in this room have seen it, and what we have got to do is got to be able to grow those young-un's up a little bit faster and as upset as we were about the result the other day, there were some things that we look at that we're getting better in a couple of areas. Back there we covered a lot better, it helped us in protection or in getting to the quarterback, I thought the pass rush was certainly helped us in coverage a couple times. It's a work in progress and we're getting better day by day. A lot of that is attributed to him. His leadership and his consistency, our guys love Clint Bowen, they love him. They would go to the wall for him and watching this team come in here on Sunday was impressive. They're an impressive bunch of men. They really are. They come in here and they are ready to go. They're locked in, they have kind of a bunker mentality, and just selfless guys. I mean not a single one of them even remotely close to late and hanging on every word. So they care and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else than right here with those guys.
What was the biggest issue for the defense against Tech in particular how did things change?
DAVID BEATTY: Trying to sit here and think about the production. You have to look at the production they had in the rushing game. With Tech, you're going to pick your poison a little bit. You got to decide whether you're going to be heavy loaded in the box and let them throw it all over you or are you going to be little bit heavy in the back end and let them try to run the football and then rally to it. And really they ran the ball pretty well, the good news is we look at the tape, and it's not the same guy, it's one guy here, it's one guy there. The long touchdown run on that second series was completely preventable. We need a guy to come underneath to the B gap, every gaps cancel, the guy's down and we're probably off the field. Probably off the field. And that kid played pretty good on every other snap. He just made a mistake on that one, right? But we can't have that. We can't have it happen. Because the ball finds you there and it tends to happen a little bit with a different guy here and there, so our challenge is to continue to close that margin of error with all those guys, because really the production that they had really came with margin of error on our own. Poor angle, maybe leaving a zone at times, which I mean Tyrone left the zone one time and it turned into a touchdown. So we just got to be more disciplined and, like I said, we're getting better in that regard. Like I said, under three minutes left to go, under four minutes left to go in that game the other day we had us a football game. It was 35-19, should have been 20 and we had just taken the ball back. And it was going to be our third straight series to be able to possibly go put points on the board and they hadn't scored one yet. So the momentum had certainly turned. That next play that happened where they took the ball away from Chase, which that was just such a tough call right there, because it could have been incomplete, it could have been a fumble, it was just bang, bang. But I thought they ruled right after I looked at it on tape and we got to be able to get the ball down so he doesn't have to keep that ball up like that and that would have prevented that. But even then we have to be able to rally from that because we went right back down to the 21 yard line and we had a ball tipped and it got picked. So we were, we had a chance pretty quickly there, I want to say it was 55 seconds or something like that, don't quote me on that but we were right back on the 21. So we certainly had our opportunities there and then it kind of slipped away from us from there.
What were the pros and cons you saw out of Carter in the first stint?
DAVID BEATTY: I think maybe the best way for me to talk about those quarterbacks is I thought their performances were pretty similar, they were very similar. In terms of production, that was probably the best way for me to say it. It was good to see him three the deep ball decently. I know he would have loved to have got that thing a little bit deeper to Sims on that sideline, we might have been able to score on that one, but there was some things that he knows he can do better and I know he'll be ready to do that this week.
Who would you attribute to the increase in productivity in the pass rush against Tech from the previous games?
DAVID BEATTY: Well a lot of it has to do with Clint Bowen. Clint Bowen made some adjustments defensively and he did some things that I thought were things that we needed to do and he was right. We needed to do them at the right time. It's hard to make changes on certain things with no time to do it but two days to prepare. We did it over the bye week and it definitely helped us in the passing game. It definitely helped us. He really called a nice game. There was a few of those big runs were simply guys that didn't get to the gap when they needed to get to the gap. There were very few of them where we were just outmanned when we got there, it was just we didn't get to the proper gap and you got to go cut that gap off. But like I said, the back end, I thought we played a lot better. And that helps that pass rush, it really does. He got outside of us -- remember I said the other day, that guy scrambles a lot better than you would like him to. And I thought our guys did a pretty nice job of keeping him in that pocket most of the day. He got out one time and we had a touchdown go over our heads, but we could have prevented that one as well. So I thought the back end it got a little bit better last week. And we got to continue to show vast improvement there because this guy can throw the ball as well. He threw for 323 yards the other day. A lot weren't a long ways down the field, they ran with the ball well.
You mentioned at the very beginning that you're not satisfied obviously with how things went on Saturday. Is it a tough couple days you guys have had, viewing the margin, time to prepare entering that game and not getting the result?
DAVID BEATTY: These times are, the way that we have started the season in terms of our production is not, that's not okay at all. We knew it wasn't going to be easy, but we knew we had to go earn it. And we haven't earned it throughout the first four games and up. And that means you got to execute at a high level. I said that on many occasions. However, we have a team full of warriors in here and we got a staff full of warriors and guys that have the, that share the same mentality as I do. We are fighters. We are going to get things fixed and we're not going to let things be as heavy as they seem, we're going to make them as heavy as they should be. It was one game. We got to learn from that game. We're not going to put the whole season on us right now, we're going to put that game on us and try to learn from that one, just like we did the last one, and we're going to move forward from there. And our kids, those are the ones, those are the warriors, those dudes are inspiring to me because you walk in here and you're like, okay, it's a good group, man, they're ready to go. They're upset, but they're ready to go. They're locked in. Because we see -- the thing I think that keeps us going and our coaches going at such a high level is that we see what we're capable of. And, truth be known, I think a lot of you do too. But we also see how many mistakes that we make on our own that lead sometimes to some problems for us. If we can get those things cleared up, I wouldn't want to play us, I tell you that. So we're going to especially can rolling. We're going to try to make it tough on you to play us.
They use both quarterbacks, how much does it help prepare for that in that Kansas has multiple quarterbacks who can do things?
DAVID BEATTY: Very similar. I mean very similar. Joel's probably a more of a runner, but he can throw it. He's got a lot of a pass attempts in the Big-12 so he's got some experience doing it and he will hurt you with his arm. Obviously he's playing defense, too, so how many reps he can get at it you would think that a call level, that sheet might be a little bit smaller, but you can tell he's a smart guy. I think they can call any play and he would remember it. So I don't think that's going to be a problem. The Park guy, I don't know that he's not going to be back. That guy's talented now, he's talented. And then the Kemp kid is a senior, I think he's a walk on guy. And, man, you're talking about a guy that just, he didn't put the ball in jeopardy and that's what you ask for a quarterback. Don't put it in jeopardy and just move the team. He did. He made the right reads, he got the ball out to the little fire screens and spit screens quite a bit that paid big dividends for them and I thought they blocked really well on the perimeter. That helped them.
What maybe impressed you most about what Iowa State was able to do down in Norman?
DAVID BEATTY: Well Tom asked me that question the other day, was I surprised by that and I'm really not because Matt is a really good football coach. He took over a program that actually they had done a good job recruiting there. They had brought in some pretty good players. He's utilizing quite a bit of them really, really well. Cotton-Moya, Lanning, and all those guys were there, Montgomery, and he's done a nice job of making that team his own. I think that the thing that impresses me the most about them is that they were down twice by double digits, one time 17-3, one time 24-10, and they just kept fighting. They kept playing, the defense just kept fighting and trying to find a way to stop Baker Mayfield who is a very talented guy, that's, that was a fun game to watch on tape, because he is so talented. But they just kept playing. They just kept making him snap it again. That was impressive. Impressive.
Do you have an update on Neal?
DAVID BEATTY: I don't. I don't have an update on Neal yet.
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Journal : Food Policy, Volume 37, Issue 5, October 2012, Pages 543–553
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This study investigates consumer response to various types of advertising for fruits and vegetables—a food category which health officials uniformly agree is significantly under-consumed in the United States. Using an adult, non-student subject pool of 271 participants in an economic experiment, consumers' response to different types of fruit and vegetable advertising is measured empirically. This study finds that broad-based advertising, which is generic advertising for the entire fruit and vegetable category, increases consumer willingness to pay by an average of 24.6%. The simulation model shows that broad-based advertising for fruits and vegetables, either alone or as a hybrid with individual commodity-specific campaigns (e.g., apple advertising), would reduce average caloric intake per person by approximately 1800 kcal per year. The results of this study may contribute to new public policy initiatives that aim to reduce diet-related illnesses and obesity, which have become increasingly prevalent in the United States.
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The United States has the highest obesity rate of any country in the world with 26.7% of the population being classified as obese (OECD Health Data, 2005 and Doheny, 2010). Moreover, obesity rates have significantly increased: nearly doubling in adults and tripling in children in the past 30 years (Cutler et al., 2003, Hill et al., 2003 and Grady, 2010). Some have called this increase a medical crisis (Hensrud and Klein, 2006). Medical science has shown that being obese or overweight poses significant health risk for serious diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, stroke, and certain types of cancer (Andreyeva et al., 2004). A recent article indicates that the costs of this problem in the United States are immense, approaching $150 billion a year to deal with medical costs associated with these illnesses (Lillis, 2010). A key factor mentioned for contributing to obesity is the steady decline in consumption of healthy foods like fruits and vegetables. Per capita fruit and vegetable consumption has declined by 12.5% and 7.6%, respectively, in the past 15 years (USDA, Economic Research Service, 2010). Health providers and nutritionists agree that reversing or mitigating this trend in fruit and vegetable consumption may be an effective means to lessen the obesity problem.
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There is a significant body of literature examining the causes of obesity and documenting the related health and monetary costs. In this article, we examine one of the potential causes in the United States, the negligible amount of advertising used to promote fruits and vegetables relative to unhealthy food groups, and look at how a well-developed advertising campaign might influence fruit and vegetable consumption. By using experimental methods, we investigate the effectiveness of two different types of advertising used for such products – broad-based and commodity-specific. We find strong support that broad-based advertising has a significantly higher effect than commodity-specific advertising on consumers' WTP for fruits and vegetables. Our results are consistent with the findings of broad-based advertising program field experiment implemented over a 3-year (2002–2005) period in Australia. The Go for 2&5 promotional campaign included a wide range of marketing activities, including television, radio, and print advertisements, point-of-sales promotions, public relations campaigns, nutritional school activities, and a website (Pollard et al., 2008). Our results, and the findings on the Australian program, suggest that both industry stakeholders and government health agencies should carefully consider adopting a broad-based promotional strategy.


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This is a company's worst nightmare. Before the internet, if a company goofed up really bad, only the radio or the television news crews would be able to cover it. That assumes the goof up ever made it to the general public. If this happened, it would only take a few weeks, maybe a couple of months, before the goof up was forgotten and considered ancient history. Now, a news video, article, or even a blip in an article on something else can be found months, even years, after the initial uproar.
Bury Bad Articles is one among a host of companies that have cropped up. For a general idea of what these companies do, they essentially police bad press. As the company's name suggests, Bury Bad Articles will bury bad news, reviews, or feedback that is negative. They give a free quote of how much it'll cost to bury those bad articles, but defend that with statistics about how many potential customers can be lost by negative articles, feedback, etc.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 177462
Kernel crashes on NFS mount with ACL's
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Description of problem:
We have a RHEL3 U6 system sharing a 300GB ext3 filesystem with ACL support via NFS and Samba. We have about 10 RHEL3 systems, and 2 RHEL4 systems which access this share via NFS. The RHEL3 systems use full ACL support and work fine.
Previous releases (U2 and earlier) of RHEL4 did not appear to support ACL over NFS and they work fine, however, we recently upgraded two test systems to RHEL4 U3 beta. This code includes support for ACL's over NFS. When mounting this share from the RHEL4 system and simply navigating to a directory and running 'ls -ltr' the system will hang completely. Totally non-responsive.
Mounting the same share using the 'noacl' option will allow the 'ls -ltr' command to work properly so we're quite confident the issue is with the ACL support.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Use RHEL3 system to share out ACL enabled volume via NFS
2. Use RHEL4 system to mount this share
3. Run 'ls -ltr' on any volume that has ACL's
Actual Results: System hangs. If run from the console you get a stack trace.
Expected Results: Should simply list the files.
Additional info:
I only got a partial stack trace, copied by hand so possibly some errors:
[<f8b521ec>] xdr_partial_copy_from_skb+0xab/0x128 [sunrpc]
[<f8b4a3e3>] tcp_data_recv+0x2c4/0c3b8 [sunrpc]
[<f8b4a4d7>] tcp_copy_data+0x0/0x33
[<c01b471f>] security_port_sid [sunrpc]
[<c029dbbd>] tcp_read_sock
[<f8b4a11f>] tcp_data_recv
[<f8b4a569>] tcp_data_ready
[<c02a50ac>] tcp_rcv_established
[<c02acc42>] tcp_v4_do_rcv
[<c02ad1d1>] tcp_v4_rcv
[<c02b3883>] udp_rcv
[<c02953e4>] ip_local_delivery
[<c02a59ac>] ip_rcv
[<c027f329>] netif_receive_skb
[<c027f3d2>] process_backlog
[<c027f4b5>] net_rx_action
Tom, looks like our quality group found this around the same time you reported
it and that bug has a complete trace, so I'm going to close this as a duplicate
and add you as a CC to that one.
Thanks for letting us know about this!
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We found out South Carolina OC Kurt Roper was fired just minutes before recording this, so it has a very loose party feel. We also discuss how it's #bettertoberich like new Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher. A man named Jimbo from West Virginia just made 75 million dollars coaching football.
Everyone is fired. We recorded most of this in a moving vehicle. We also have some percussion added to one portion of the podcast, which we love and you'll probably hate.
We finally podcasted in the same location and somehow the sound is worse. What did you expect? We also took 3 breaks.
Miami demolishes Notre Dame and everything's coming up Richt. Butch Jones is out. The turnover plank is in and quite dapper if we say so ourselves.
This weeks podcast is late and you didn't even notice. Case Cookus is dropping head shots, Bedlam was bedlam and Miami is once again turnt/lit/fun AF.
We discuss the odd removal of Florida coach Jim McElwain along with a slew of upsets and exciting games from the week. Then, we choose our Top 4 along with picking a bunch of games.
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- South Carolina got 2 AP votes and 9 Coaches Poll Votes
- Vol Player goes double birds after pick 6 down 35-0
- Jimbo challenges guy to come down on field and "say it to his face"
- FSU v Florida will be battle for bowl eligibility
- "UCF RB injured after landing on Navy goat mascot's bucket"
This week we discuss all the good teams that lost to not so good teams. No, that doesn't mean you Tennessee. We also discuss the Mandela effect as it relates to the Red River Rivalry/Shootout/Showdown.
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Fish and Chip Business For Sale North West Vic
Located in the north west of Victoria, this fish and chip business for sale is an icon of the area, having been established for 58 years!
The business is turning over $12,500 per week and selling 30 x 12kg boxes of chips, 40kg of hake, 780 pieces of flake, 40 steaks and 150 burgers per week.
A new lease is available with terms to be negotiated. There is a lovely 3 bedroom residence upstairs that can be included in the lease. The residence has it's own entrance, allowing it to be leased separately should you not want it included in the lease.
The business is currently trading 6 days per week, being closed on Mondays, from 11am to 8.30pm.
The vendor works in the business on a full time basis, with the assistance of 6 casual employees.
To obtain further information please contact Chris Panagiotidis or Elle Likopoulos on 9566 7300


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