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Semien showing patience at plate
By Scott Merkin and Joe Popely / MLB.com
CHICAGO -- Marcus Semien's patience at the plate directly contributed to a White Sox victory Tuesday.
It was Semien who checked his swing on a close 2-2 pitch from Red Sox reliever Chris Capuano and then hit the ensuing offering on the ground for what turned out to be a game-deciding error committed by shortstop Xander Bogaerts. Semien has shown the ability to work an at-bat since the start of the season, ranking 10th in the American League with 4.39 pitchers per plate appearance.
That patience was on display during the 2013 season, when Semien walked 98 times and struck out 90 over stops with Triple-A Charlotte and Double-A Birmingham.
"I know last year I was very patient," Semien said. "It seemed like the deeper I got in the count, the better I did. I don't know what the correlation between that is."
The correlation could be as simple as Semien seeing more pitches by working deeper counts. But in keeping with hitting coach Todd Steverson's controlled aggression approach, Semien wants to be as locked in at 2-0 or 3-1 as he is with two strikes.
"My goal every at-bat is not to go deep in the count or look for pitches per at-bat," Semien said. "It just kind of happens like that. I'm pretty selective early in the count. I want to get the pitch I want to swing at. It can go against me some time.
"If it's a guy who won't really give into you, we face a lot of guys like that. A lot of guys on Kansas City, they don't give in. [Catcher] Salvador Perez calling pitches, he won't give in to you. So it depends on who you are facing. You have to pick and choose spots."
Alexei homers to push hitting streak to 15 games
CHICAGO -- Given the length of the White Sox 6-4, 14-inning loss to the Red Sox on Wednesday night, it's easy to forget history was made in the sixth inning.
Alexei Ramirez extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a two-run homer to left off starter Clay Buchholz, tying him with Hall of Famer Frank Thomas for the longest hitting streak to start a season in franchise history.
"First of all, I wasn't even aware of that," Ramirez said. "I'm thankful it happened, but I wasn't even thinking about it. I was more concentrating on the game than anything else."
Steverson taking success in stride
CHICAGO -- The White Sox entered Wednesday's contest leading the Major Leagues in runs per game (5.86) and ranked No. 1 in the American League in average (.276), OPS (.803), slugging percentage (.450) and on-base percentage (.353). They also stood second with 19 home runs.
Hitting coach Todd Steverson is not solely responsible for the turnaround. After all, the offense does feature new players such as Adam Eaton and Jose Abreu, not to mention a rejuvenated Alexei Ramirez. But there's no question Steverson's influence has been felt.
"He is demanding that you compete. That you fight," executive vice president Ken Williams said of Steverson. "That you do not waste, we have 27 outs to win this game offensively, don't waste a single out.
"So you got to give Todd Steverson a lot of credit for that. And like I said, as well as [general manager] Rick [Hahn] and his guys bringing the talent in to execute."
Steverson isn't getting overly giddy through results based on 14 games, but he believes the current success can help the White Sox hitters when times get tougher.
"To be honest with you, you are happy that this happens, because you see the results of that type of attitude and that type of determination to make every out worth your while," Steverson said. "The season is ups and downs and over 162, so you have to remember what it was like. If you were never there, you can't remember what it was like.
"At least we are in a place where we can say, 'Hey, remember when' if anything goes south, which [will happen]. It's baseball. Something is bound to hit a rough patch."
Konerko handling life in reserve
CHICAGO -- Count Red Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski as another person happy to see Paul Konerko, his friend and teammate of eight seasons, go out on his own terms. It's just strange for Pierzynski to see the White Sox captain with only one start and eight at-bats entering Wednesday.
"That's the Paul I know and the Paul I played with and that's the Paul I think most people remember," said Pierzynski of Konerko, the everyday stalwart. "But to look up and not see him in the lineup, look at the lineup today and no Konerko, it's still odd to me.
"Normally right now he would have 30 or 40 at-bats and a couple of homers and a bunch of RBIs and no stolen bases. Paul knew what he was getting himself into coming in. We talked this offseason a bunch of times about what he should do, and I told him absolutely he should come back.
"He deserves to come back, not only for himself but to enjoy one year," Pierzynski said. "If they aren't going to give him the opportunity to play, then heck, he can enjoy it a little bit more. It's a lot more relaxing if he knows he's not playing every day."
Manager Robin Ventura smiled and said there was nothing he had to talk with Konerko about in regard to being a captain, because "he's pretty good at it." Konerko is learning the part-time playing situation as he goes.
"It is an adjustment," Ventura said. "He's kind of playing along with the game trying to figure out when it's going to be the spot when you're going to ask him to go in. As far as in-game stuff, he knows the situations he'll be in there and he was prepared for them."
Ventura mentioned that Konerko would have pinch-hit for Conor Gillaspie in the ninth inning Tuesday night against Chris Capuano if not for the game-ending error. Konerko was ready to hit, just as he'll be ready to start Thursday in the series finale against Jon Lester.
Johnson's adjustments in between starts pay dividends
CHICAGO -- Even beyond Erik Johnson's career-high nine strikeouts over 6 2/3 innings in Tuesday's no-decision, the right-hander looked like a different pitcher.
"It just came out of his hand. Last night, it was crisper," said manager Robin Ventura of Johnson. "It looked like he had some zip on it with a good curveball when he needed it, movement when he needed it, and to hit the corners. That stuff is always is important just for his own mindset."
Johnson made some small mechanical changes in his windup and out of the stretch that he employed Tuesday. He picked those up through a few video sessions with pitching coach Don Cooper in between starts.
"You try to get better each time you work," Johnson said. "That's why you have those four days in between your starts, so you can really use those four days to your advantage. Being a starter, you are lucky to do that."
Third to first
• Nate Jones' lower back soreness, which placed him on the disabled list on April 4, has not improved enough for the right-handed reliever to start baseball activities.
"No. He continues to get treatment and things like that, but there isn't a timetable on any of that until he's out throwing," said Ventura of Jones. "He continues to be in there with [White Sox head athletic trainer] Herm [Schneider] treating it."
• Eaton doesn't believe his White Sox team has figured out different ways to win, as much as they know no deficit is out of reach.
"Just knowing that you're never out of a ballgame and to continue to compete every single pitch and not worry about the score," Eaton said. "Just continue to work and continue to chip away with leads or late in the game, or doing the small things right late in the game.
"I think us being able to do it this early can only improve how we do the rest of the season. It's good that it's shown up early, but we can use these types of games later in the year for sure."
• According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Tuesday's victory marked the second time in the past 22 years that the White Sox have scored two runs or less in a win over Boston. The only other occurrence since 1992 came on May 22, 2002, when Jon Garland (8 IP) and Keith Foulke (1 IP) combined on a three-hit shutout at Fenway Park.
• Chris Beck threw a complete-game shutout for Double-A Birmingham in the doubleheader opener at Mobile on Tuesday, allowing three hits with no walks over seven innings. Designated hitter Tyler Wiliams had three hits and two RBIs in Class Kannapolis' 4-3 victory over Hickory Wednesday, raising his average to .371 in 35 at-bats.
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin. Joe Popely is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The time has come, Slytherins, to begin the competitive portion of this round's QWC
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High School Football Preview
Wahconah at Hoosac
When: Tonight, 7 p.m., Renfrew Field, Adams
Records: Wahconah 3-1, 3-0 league; Hoosac 2-2, 2-2.
Last year: Hoosac, 23-20 (OT).
Outlook: Both teams enter tonight's game coming off disappointing losses. For the visiting Warriors, it'll be a chance to make up for what coach Gary Campbell Jr. called a poor performance in the loss at Northampton. QB Lane Grogan threw five interceptions, four more than he had thrown in Wahconah's first three games combined. Northampton did a good job defensively against the run, holding RB Eli Pease to 24 yards rushing. The Hurricanes will try to make the Warriors one-dimensional tonight. In both of Hoosac's losses, coach Dayne Poirot's charges failed to score a point. Greylock at Lee
When: Tonight, 7 p.m.
Records: Greylock 4-0, 4-0; Lee 1-3, 0-3.
Last year: Greylock, 28-14.
Outlook: There was a certain symmetry to last week's Greylock win over Hoosac. The Mounties won their 30th consecutive game and scored 30 points. Will it be 31 for 31 tonight? The host Wildcats have been hit hard by the injury bug. Maybe if coach Keith Thomson can keep one unit together for a couple of consecutive games, maybe the Wildcats can right the ship. For Greylock, so far, everything is going well. The Mounties are also running an 88-minute (two game) shutout streak and have only surrendered 20 points in four games. Ethan Ryan has been the feature RB for the Mounties, but Daivon Clement has been nearly as valuable. When you have a 1-2 running back punch, the defense can't key on one guy. That's why both runners have been as effective as they have been.
Greenfield at Monument
When: Tonight, 7 p.m.
Records: Greenfield, 4-0; Monument 1-3.
Last year: Monument, 36-30
Outlook: If you look at the records, this shouldn't be much of a contest. The Green Wave, ranked third in the latest Division III power ratings, are a perfect 4-0 and the Spartans a not-as-good 1-3. Greenfield's four wins are against teams with a combined 4-12 record while Monument's record is against teams with a combined 9-7 mark. The Green Wave will head to Great Barrington with revenge on their minds. After all, Monument ended its 36-game losing streak last year, beating Greenfield 36-30. QB Zach Bartak threw for 234 yards and 4 TDs. Monument coach Todd Tinker was quoted last year as saying "That kid's a senior right? Too bad we've got to face him next year. He's gonna go places." Bartak rushed for 135 yards in last week's win over Mahar. He has accounted for 15 of Greenfield's TDs. The Spartans are coming off a 36-22 win over Pittsfield. The Spartans had 342 total yards against PHS, with Malik Wilbon rushing for 177 yards on 15 carries.
Taconic at St. Joseph's
When: Tonight, Wahconah Park, 7 p.m.
Records: Taconic 2-2, 2-2. St. Joseph's 3-1, 2-1.
Last year: St. Joseph's, 36-8.
Outlook: St. Joseph's opens defense of its city championship tonight at the old ballpark on Wahconah Street. Last year, the Braves played St. Joe's at the back end of what was a four-game losing streak. This year, the Braves of Vin Barbarotta come in feeling good after shutting out Lee last week. Berkshire County teams like to talk about a "ground-and-pound" offense, but because of some injuries, Taconic has taken it to another level after being forced to move offensive lineman Jordan Pasquarelli to running back. Pasquarelli, who weighs in at 215 pounds, pounded the Wildcats on the ground for 94 yards and a touchdown. The availability of RB Trayvon Sims could be a game-time decision. After losing their first game, the Crusaders have gone 3-0 and have given up only 20 points in those three wins.
Easthampton at McCann Tech
When: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
Records: Easthampton 2-2, 2-0 Tri-County; McCann 1-3, 1-2.
Last year: McCann, 21-6.
Outlook: The Hornets may be on a three-game losing streak, but this provides them an opportunity to get back into the thick of the Tri-County League race. The Hornets are going to have to score some points, something they've had trouble doing recently. After scoring 18 points in the season-opening win over Ware, McCann has only put 22 points on the board in its next three games. McCann is also 1-2 at home, and coach Bob LeClair's group would undoubtedly want to improve that record. Last week, the Hornets only ran the ball for 34 yards against Franklin Tech and threw for 120.
Drury at Pittsfield
When: Saturday, Wahconah Park, 7 p.m.
Records: Drury 1-3, 1-2; Pittsfield 1-3, 1-3.
Last year: Drury, 42-18.
Outlook: Last year's game was tight for a half, as the Blue Devils led only 13-6. But Drury outscored PHS 29-12 in the final 22 minutes to win going away. This is a big game for both teams. The Blue Devils have lost two straight and have been outscored 56-6, while PHS is coming off a tough 32-22 loss at Monument. The Blue Devils might be in a lot better shape had it not been for turnovers. In Drury's three losses, it has turned the ball over 11 times. Drury coach Bill Bryce has often said that is unacceptable. PHS coach Brian Jezewski could be saying much the same thing. In Pittsfield's three losses, the Generals have turned the ball over 10 times.
Week 4 power ratings
When the week 4 ratings came out, five Berkshire County teams were smiling, because they were all close to being in the top four in Division II and III. A top-four spot puts teams into the Super Bowl playoffs.
Despite its loss at Northampton on Saturday, Wahconah remains the No. 1 team in Division II, but the Warriors are only .50 ahead of second-place South Hadley. Hoosac Valley and Taconic are tied for fourth with Springfield Commerce.
In Division III, Mount Greylock is .33 behind leader Belchertown. St. Joseph's is fifth, one point behind No. 4 Frontier Regional.
Division I -- Northampton 12.0; Central 9.5; Longmeadow 9.0; Minnechaug 8.0; Chicopee 6.0; Holyoke 5.5, Agawam 3.0; Chicopee Comp, Westfield and West Springfield 0.0.
Division II -- Wahconah 10.0; South Hadley 9.5; Putnam 8.5; Commerce, Hoosac Valley, Taconic 6.0 (tie); Amherst 5.0; East Longmeadow 3.33; Pittsfield 3.0; Ludlow and Sci-Tech 0.0.
Division III -- Belchertown 13.33; Mount Greylock 13.0; Greenfield 12.0; Frontier 11.0; St. Joseph's 10.0; Athol 9.0; Drury, Mahar 3.5 (tie); Cathedral, Lee, Monument Mountain 3.0 (tie).
Division IV -- Pathfinder 10.5; Mohawk 8.0; Franklin Tech 6.5; Easthampton 5.5; Turners Falls and Pioneer Valley 5.0 (tie); Ware 3.33; McCann Tech 3.0; Dean Tech and Palmer 0.0 (tie).
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ARM sets next GPU target at 240 million units
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LONDON Mali GPU shipments are expected to exceed 240 million units in 2013, a growth of about 60 percent from more than 150 million units shipped in 2012, according to ARM executives in the media processing division.
This would come after Mali total volume shipments, as reported by ARM partners, had grown from less than 50 million Mali-enabled SoCs in 2011 to over 150 million units in 2012. In 2012, over 95 percent of the Mali graphics processors shipped, did so alongside one of the ARM Cortex-A series processors.
As a result of this growth ARM's Mali GPUs can now be found in more than 70 percent of graphics-enabled digital TVs, in more than 50 percent of all Android tablets and in about 20 percent of Android smartphones, the company estimates.
"This impressive market growth has been achieved by only a quarter of the current Mali licensees," said Pete Hutton, general manager of the ARM media processing division, in a statement. ARM now has about Mali 75 licenses.


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' take place before the congressional elections in march president iri i , | goyen conferred with cabinet mtm i hers to-day on the sinking of the i argentine steamship ministro irri i . i endo no reply has hcen received to the protest sent berlin and a'ienna i it was announced of fielally teutons sink british ship 224 are lost i london feb 2 — the louvain a | british armed boarding steamer was | x torpedoed and sunk in the eastern b mediterranean jan 21 seven offi - cers and 217 men were lost the war i '■office announced to-day lt.-com t m g easton was in command nat goodwin 111 in new york hotel new york feb r nat good win the actor is ill to-night at the hoover backs commission's milk prices food head of u s declares producers protests will be referred back to wheeler Chicago menaced by famine farmers in wild revolt over 3.07 february figure allowed keep your agreement this is national food adminis trator hoover's answer to Chicago district milk producers instituting a boycott as a protest against the milk commission's recommendations giving the city 12-cent mill at once and an 11-cent figure eventually Chicago distributors said last night that they had effected a five-day truce with a sufficient number of producers to insure the city's supply in that time for that period the 3.07 price — february price under the commission scale — will be accepted rebel against prick the hundred-pound price averag ing 2.45 for five months resulted in a wild wave of rebellion throughout the producing district deliveries in Illinois indiana and wisconsin for Chicago consumption fell off 75 per cent yesterday f.esolutions of protest flooded the wires to washington producers freely threatened to cut off the sup ply entirely to-day united states district altorney clyr.e took a hand in the situation within a few hours after tlie action of the producers became known he called for hurry-up reports and laid his plans for acting under the anti trust act in the event producers take concerted action hoover backs commission the national food administration's altitude on the Illinois milk crisis was made plain last night state food administrator wheeler to whom the milk commission's findings go had left washington a few hours before the hoover message follows all appeals in regard to milk prices in Illinois or any differences arising over understanding between milk parties will be referred back to the Illinois food administrator by the national food administration milk parties have agreed to abide by the decisions of the state food administrator it is up to them to keep their agreement national food administration will not over rule or interfere with him real strike coming w f graham of sugar grove pres ident of the association said tliat the producers strike instituted saturday would be mild compared with the protest starting to-day he predicted protest starting to-day at kenosha the wisconsin produc ers openly discussed converting their dairy farms into grain farms after butchering their dairy cows for the beef market elgin farmers discussed operating condensers to save tlie cream for butter and to feed skimmed milk to hogs and calves receipts ran below 25 per cent of normal jn the kane county meeting the finding of the commission was de nounced from all sides but president graham counseled caution cbarles h potter chairman of the milk board who is now under indict ment for conspiracy to fix prices warned the dairymen against vio lence one ray of hope for relief came ln the threat by health commissioner robertson to let down the bars to milk producers outside of the chi cago area in the event that farmers carry out their boycott i a li-t of ntntlona where milk is ' nold for 10 cents u quart in printed j on imti b theodore p shonts proves style expert new york feb 2 — theodore p j shonts president of the new york railways company proved a fashion expert to-day in answering a letter from a woman who had criticized i the uniform of conductorettes com pared he said with the unsightly bustle hoop skirt pantalette the present theater gown bathing suit peek-a-boo waist and the short skirt i consider the uniforms of our con flutcorettes with knee length goat 1 easy fitting bloomers and puttees a i splendid example ct practical utility senate calls baker again for inquiry by james notjrse military affairs committee seeks further information in war preparations investigation howard e coffin indorses cham ber lain bills saying central ized authority is needed | staff correspondent of the Chicago examiner # washington feb 2.—the senate j j military affairs committee to-day ar j i ranged to call secretary of war baker i | next tuesday for further examination j ; on matters connected with war prep j | arations secretary baker notified j the committee of his willingness to | answer all questions that may be j asked it is probable that secretary baker will be the last witness before the i | committee which will then prepare i its report chairman chamberlain said to-day ; ; that he had made no attempt to as i ! certain whether ahe war cabinet | ! and munitions director bill would be j : indorsed by the committee he 4je i ' lleves however that if a vote is • taken the committee will report in i favor of both measures the presi ] i dent has expressed the hope that the ineasures be smothered in committee j coffin indorses bills indorsement of the two measures came from an unexpected quarter to i day when howard k coffin chair-1 man of the aircraft production-board | testifying before the committee gove : | strong reasons why the principle con [ ! tained in the bills should be adopted | mr coffin told the committee there i ! should be a centralization of author ' \ ity under one committee it was : i pointed out that there is a great dif ] j ference between preparing for a brief j war and for a war of long duration the necessity of keeping nonessen tial industries intact and undisturbed ; during tho war was pointed out by mr coffin as important in order that | the entire industrial structure should not bo destroyed to this end he said ! j there was but one method and that ; | was by centralization of authority mr coffin was not sure that the i i creation of a war cabinet is needed ! to bring about the centralization of i , control which he regards as necessary i he suggested that the council of na j tional defense might be given the j | authority necessary to bring about ! i the reorganization '■hitchcock to open battle senator hitchcock of nebraska is primed for the battle in the senate j i next week for the war cabinet bill i he intends to deliver the opening i ; speech monday morning senator i ! wadsworth of new york will follow , him tuesday and senator weeks of j i massachusetts will speak wednesday j senator chamberlain has accepted , jan invitation to address an organl ! i zation of traveling men at the hotel | astor new york next monday eve j ning the invitation was extended to sen i ator chamberlain and accepted before ! i the controversy over the proposed | ; war legislation become aggressive u s not influenced by irish says carson london keb 2 — sir edward car i son in a speech at belfast to-day said it was childish to say that america in entering the war had been ! influenced by he irish question the unionist leader it is understood will resign his seat in the house of com mons and run as a candidate for a working class in belfast he said he will keep up his fight against home rule spain sends 48-hour ultimatum to berlin london feb 2 — the spanish note j to germany protesting against the ! sinking of the spanish steamship idralda f?ave berlin forty-eight hours j iin which to reply according to a ! madrid dispatch to the mail to-day net tonnage loss in war is only 3,000,000 london feb 2 the world's net tonnage toss during the war is less than 3,000,000 tons or nine per cent of the total avail able in 1914 according to british authorities this includes de ductions for new shipping and for captured enemy ships german newspapers claim 9 000,000 tons were sunk in the year of unrestricted u-boat war fare just closed and that only 4,000,000 tons of new shipping has been built u-boats sill as fast as built by matthew f tighe navy department hears menace will be entirely ended in two months international nevra service staff cor respondent washington feb 2 germany's submarines are now being destroyed as fast as they are built this is the information which has come to the navy department based upon re ports made to the british admiralty the same reports say that if the present rate of destruction is con tinued the u-boat menace to shipping en route to europe will be entirely neutrallzed in two months na\y department officials said to day that the statement made in lon don yesterday by sir eric oeddes to tlie effect that the submarine men ace hart been met is entirely justified by the facts it confirm in every way reports from oilier sources which had been received here i s navy clears seas the fact fliat the submarines are being destroyed as fast as they are tuned out is regarded here as proof of the effectiveness of the torpedo destroyers and patrol boat service which was instituted by the ameri can navy in co-operation with the allied fleets it means the destruc tion of six submarines a month for that is the rate at which they have been constructed divers work at night ao the rapid destruction of the sub marine dates from the time when the united states destroyers arrived in europe the destroyers have since been supplemented by the patrol boats of the cruiser class the use of these boats has reduced to a mini mum the possibility of a submarine fighting even at long range the activity of the submarines is now restricted to night attacks general dupont buys waldorf astoria hotel new york feb 2 george c boldt owner of the waldorf-astoria has sold the hotel to gen t coleman dupont former president of the du pont de nemours powder company he announced to-night troops rout rioters unkwon bavarian king's palaca by h h s^ansbuky wilson to send one of cabinet to allies vvill bear full power for war or peace and foste league of j entente peoples staff correspondent of the Chicago examiner washington feb 2.—presi dent wilson's double-barreled plan for war participation which will send a cabinet officer to france with pjenary powers also provides for a new peace movement to be called the entente people's alliance the first ne\ys of this white house decision was given exclusively by the chit-ago examiner from washington friday morning tho identities of the president's chief se lections were known at the timo but withheld in obedience to the volun tary censorship against revealing movements of official parties plan result of house-wilcon talks the plan to make participation by tlie unite 1 states more efficient either for war or peace was evolved at th conference between president wilson and col e m house which began here last honda again tlie exam iner was first with the news monday morning it was told exclu sively that arrangements for tlie white house conference had been made in strict conformance with censor ship rules names are still withheld president wilson is said to be de termined to eliminate every basis for the charge that the united states has rot given full and satisfactory co operation to the nations opposing germany criticism of this char acter was brought back by the con gressmen who visited france and england and it has nettled adminis ttation officials eritain shifts envoys to win president it was asserted the real reason british ambassador sir cecil spring four more americans die in action washington feb 2 the death in action last wednes day of four more of general per shing's soldiers and the wounding of six others were announced by the war department late this afternoon the killed were pte g a rauh inf college point n y corp e march inf slayton minn pte peter trogan in philadel phia pte john thomas inf read ing pa the younded were . pte first class h minnear med det inf bluffton ind pte c a larson inf tun bridge n d pte t parks inf obion tenn pte r j gillette inf minot n d pte c king inf toledo 0 pte h dilley inf cole harbor n d u.s.to send food to russ , civilian population will get car . goes of supplies worth millions w sphington feb 2.—negotia tions between the russian embassy and the american government where iby scores of millions of dollars ■worth of nonmllitary supplies will be shipped directly to russia have been completed and shipments will start next week the plan is believed to be a pre liminary to recognition of the exist ! ing russian government j red cross aid soight the russian embassy has requested , the red cross organization to super intend distribution of certain food ! stuffs medicines and shoes to the russian people the consent of the red cross is | contingent upon promise from the i bolshevik government it will not seize the supplies immense quantities o-f railway ma i terlal will go forward immediately ito vladivostok russian authorities | here arc not concerned over the pos sibility of their being seized by the bolsheviki as it is the intention to install it at once in order to improve | the rapidly declining economic situ ation supplied are paid for the russian embassy is not ob | taining fresh loans from the united [ states government all the supplies having been heretofore purchased i with funds loaned by the american ' treasury the russian embassy has taken the position that the goods ex ; ccpt those intended for military uses ought not to be stored in the united states as they were originally intended for the russian people and should go to them at once heiress is arrested stores file charges i philadelphia feb 2 mary louise hartje is years old daugh i ter of augustus hartje pittsburgh l millionaire was arrested to-day at i the wayncwood hotel wayne pa | charged with false pretense the i charge was made by pittsburgh i stores it is understood about j4.000 is said to be involved bail has been : provided and miss hartje will go to i pittsburgh to answer the charge hale holden quits as aid to mcadoo washington feb 2 — president i hale holden of the burlington rail ' road has resigned from the advisory ' committee of railroad men assisting director general mcadoo to devote ; his whole time to the burlington 1 company he has been succeeded by 1 carl r gray formerly president of j am^£rreal northern kailroad ' bloodshed in berlin anti-war riotino capital is under martial ill rations cut to force workei)h resume work car lines i amsterdam feb 2 — til broke up a demonstratior strikers in front of wittelfl j palace the king's residence fl a munich dispatch hh several leaders including fl j eisner writer and frau m were arrested stormy sj^njfl i reported at socialist meetlng^^^h geneva feb 2 food riots al ■■raging in vienna many shops fl ' been pillaged __\\_\ london feb 2 — bloodshed | clashes between strikers and t troops in the streets of berlin^b reported from amsterdam t amsterdam feb 2 — i^l censored accounts of si rioting in berlin receivedfl { to-day indicate that the disturbfl were upon a great scale fl all parts of greater berlin vveflh : volved with the exceptions of m den linden and schloss-platz i it is noted significantly in dfl : patchesejfthat schloss-platz whe i the kaiser's palace is situated.^m entirely deserted fl fl martial law is mm proclaimed in berlin r m martial law has been proclaimed in berlin the formally reading cfl curring in schloss-platz loxtraor^b inary ciurt-martial was aunouncedth the same time 9 the military authorities to-day rfl duced the rations o strikers fa j lies to force their return to wor widespread distress if not actlfl starvation will result it is beliefl the worst disturbances were infl moabit dill where s/.rikess . att^h ed to overturn stre/t cars ''"'| lice intervened and were osistfl | the strikers fl^l j fighting in 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I've been having an extremely difficult time IP range banning people while hosting gaming servers. If I have my firewall on default settings, I'm unable to host, because the firewall is blocking out everyone, when I only want it to block out the bad. I can join my own servers, but nobody else can. I have to set it to the following, in order to block out the bad, while the others can join.
Internet Zone Security: Medium
Trusted Zone Security: Off
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SmartDefense Advisor: Off
Once I had Internet Security on Off and though people were IP range baned and it listed their IP in the log file, they were still able to connect to my servers with ease.
How can I host my servers while still protecting my computer while still protecting my computer?
With the current settings I have now, my log file doesn't record any traffic from the bad, who try to view the server list, unlike my older version of ZoneAlarm Pro, set up on another PC, which logs all taffic. How can I get this version of ZoneAlarm Pro to record the traffic from the bad?
All and all, I've found this experience to be extremely irritating.


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ok, i just started working with c++, and im doing a basic project trying to find all the prime numbers under 100.
here is what i have right now:
Code:/*variables needed num1, num2, index. if num1 % num2 = 0 index++, if index = 0 print num1. */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { int num1, num2;// the 2 numbers we divide to find the remainder int remainder, index=0; // remainder determines if the number is prime or not for(num1=1; num1 <= 100; num1++) // we take each number under 100 { index = 0;// we reset index back to 0 for(num2=1; num2< num1; num2++) //and mod it be each number lower than itself { remainder = num1%num2; // find out the remainder of it if(remainder != 0) // and if there is none { index++; // we increment index once. } } if (index != 0) // if we didnt increment index during that operation { cout << num1 << " is a prime number\n"; // it means that num1 is a prime number } } cin.get(); return 0; }
issue is, i get 77-100 as prime numbers, nothing before 77 at all, and not only the prime numbers between 77 and 100, but rather 77, 78, 79, 80, etc.
i know i probably made a logic error somewhere along the line.
can someone please look through the code tell me where im wrong. because ive been staring at it for an hour w/ no luck so far.


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The United States Under-20's dropped the first match in the Marbella Cup on Wednesday, 2-1 to Canada.
LA Galaxy youth product Javan Torre started the match and Jose Villarreal came on at the start of the second half as former Galaxy youth player Mario Rodriguez scored the lone goal for the young Americans. . The start was a surprising one for Torre as he was thrown immediately into the lineup by U-20 head coach Tab Ramos, just hours after being called into the squad.
For those unfamiliar with the UCLA freshman defender's Galaxy credentials, Torre was a regular for the Galaxy Under-18's last year, playing 25 times for the U-18's, in addition, to a pair of appearances for the Reserve League squad. Torre has made six appearances and one start for the Bruins this season.
The U.S. U-20's are back in action on Friday against Scotland.


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sushivan [sushivan.com] has a bunch of leaves, flowers and a variety of grass for all your sushi needs.
"Baran: Plastic sheets of green grass or leaves. Used to separate different types of sushi on a display platter. It's important to keep each flavor unique."
I wonder what flavour the plastic grass offers


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Some basalts are quite glassy (tachylytes), and many are very fine-grained and compact; it . It is more usual, however, for them to exhibit porphyritic structure, with larger crystals (phenocrysts) of olivine, augite, or feldspar in a finely crystalline matrix (groundmass). Olivine and augite are the most common porphyritic minerals in basalts; porphyritic plagioclase feldspars are also found. Basaltic lavas are frequently spongy or pumiceous; the steam cavities become filled with secondary minerals such as calcite, chlorite, and zeolites.
Basalts may be broadly classified on a chemical and petrographic basis into two main groups: the calc-alkali tholeiitic and the alkali basalts. Calc-alkali Tholeiitic basaltic lavas are characterized by calcic plagioclase with augite, pigeonite or hypersthene, and olivine (rarely) as the dominant mafic minerals; basalts without olivine are also well - represented. Calc-alkali Tholeiitic basalts, which contain from 45 percent to 52 63 percent silica, are rich in iron and include the tholeiites (basalts with calcium-poor pyroxene). They predominate among the lavas of mountain belts; their flows may build enormous plateaus, as in the northwestern United States, the Deccan of India, and the Paraná Basin of South America. The active volcanoes of Mauna Loa and Kilauea in Hawaii erupt tholeiitic lavas.
Normal alkali basalt contains olivine and, commonly, a diopsidic or titaniferous augite. Alkali basalts predominate among the lavas of the ocean basins and are common among the mafic lavas of the forelands and backlands of the mountain belts. In the Brito-Icelandic province the Paleogene and Neogene lava flows of the Inner Hebrides, Antrim, and the Faroe Islands include great successions of both calc-alkali tholeiitic and alkali basalts.
Minerals of the feldspathoid group occur in a large number of basaltic rocks belonging to the alkali group; nepheline, analcime, and leucite are the commonest, but haüynite is occasionally present. If nepheline entirely replaces feldspar, the rock is known as nepheline-basalt; if the replacement is only partial, the term nepheline-basanite is used. Similarly, there are analcime- and leucite-basalts and leucite-basanites. Most nepheline-basalts are fine-grained, very dark-coloured rocks and date to the early Cenozoic Era (65.5 million years ago to the present). They are fairly common in some parts of Germany and also occur in the United States (as in New Mexico) and in Libya, Turkey, and elsewhere. Leucite-basalts are found principally in Italy, Germany, eastern Africa, Australia, and, in the United States, in Montana, Wyoming, and Arizona.


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Friday was one of those wild days that can come along once or twice in a lifetime. It shapes the moment, and the rest of your life.
To say I nearly died would be a wild exaggeration, but I'm told I did have a mild heart attack Friday morning. The good news is the episode occurred in the cardiac cath lab at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center as Dr. Dal-Yuan Wang was working to put a stent into a clogged artery on the right side of my heart.
My chest got really tight and I broke a good sweat in the cool room during this episode. One of the nurses quietly slipped a nitroglycerin tablet under my tongue and then gently stroked my head in an effort to help calm me down.
I was in a good place, and I knew that. I mean really, if you're going to have a heart attack, what better place than in a room at the hospital with a highly trained doctor and a collection of great nurses and technicians who know what they're doing?
I helped break the tension in the room by leading the nurses in a rendition of Jimmy Buffett's song Margaritaville while we all awaited the arrival of another cardiologist, Dr. Sastry Prayaga, to join our little party.
We were just breaking into another Buffett tune, The Pascagoula Run, when we had to get back to work when Dr. Prayaga arrived.
The docs got my stent in place without any further problems, then I had a chat with Dr. Prayaga about my condition.
It seems that both big arteries on the right and left sides of my heart were clogged and I needed the stents. After the episode, the docs decided I'd come back in a few weeks to get the stent in my left artery.
I also have a number of smaller arteries that are clogged but they are too small for a stent, and with the heart disease I was diagnosed with, I'm told I'm not a candidate for bypass surgery.
Dr. Prayaga told me it was just a matter of time until I had a heart attack because of the condition of my heart. It wasn't a matter of if, but rather when, a heart attack would come. I'm grateful that my timing was so good Friday morning.
After the stent was installed, I spent the rest of Friday and part of Saturday in the ICU with five bags of meds, including more nitro and a blood thinner, dripping into my arm.
I was tired but felt much better than I expected to feel. My young bride, Rosemary, was with me most of Friday and came back Saturday to spend more time with me and to give me instructions she didn't think I understood the first time I heard the information from my ICU nurse, Rose.


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Lavarnway, Butterfield discuss plate collisions
By Tim Healey / Special to MLB.com
BOSTON -- Ryan Lavarnway knows how he feels about MLB's plan to eliminate home-plate collisions, and it has to do with sponge baths.
During a Little League game in eighth grade, Lavarnway was on the wrong end of a slide when an opposing runner tried to score. He broke two bones in an ankle and spent three months in a full leg cast, hence the less-than-ideal cleaning method.
But then he learned how to protect himself while protecting the plate.
"I've talked to a few of the other catchers, and I think that in general we all want to see [the rule] the way it is. We think that [home-plate collisions are] a part of the game," Lavarnway said. "But I understand where the owners are coming from, they're trying to keep us healthy. I think that their intentions are in the right place, and I think that we can find some middle ground. But if it was up to me, I'd leave it the way it is."
Third-base coach Brian Butterfield is going to wait to see the exact verbiage of the rule before making any judgment.
"[There is] too much unknown for me right now," Butterfield said. "But I'm a baserunning guy, that's going to be very important to me. It's important for me and it's important for my runners' safety. I don't want any of my runners getting hurt."
Butterfield explained that if home-plate collisions are illegal, catchers will feel more comfortable taking a step or two up the line for an imperfect throw, whereas in the past they might be hesitant with a runner barreling in from third.
"I'm not saying I'm all for the runner and not for the catcher. I don't want to see catchers get hurt, but I also don't want to see runners get hurt," Butterfield said. "I want to wait until they come out with definitive rules and interpretations before I say anything."
Breslow planned wedding with eye on October
BOSTON -- About a week after Craig Breslow and the Red Sox found themselves on top of the baseball world, the left-handed reliever picked up a ring of a different, and more important, sort: a wedding ring.
Breslow -- who was at "Christmas at Fenway," the Red Sox' annual ticket-sales kickoff event, on Saturday -- said he and his now-wife, Kelly, set their plans to get married back in July 2012, around the time the D-backs traded him to the Red Sox. They chose the first week of November, with potential October baseball in mind.
You know, just in case.
"When we set the date back in 2012, people thought I was out of my mind factoring in postseason plans," Breslow said. "But, as the season unfolded, it looked like I was wiser and wiser. And ultimately, obviously, it's a pretty good thing that we did [wait]."
Boston's journey was improbable, yes. But it's better to be safe than sorry, and Breslow was anything but sorry after the whirlwind stretch that included a two-week stay in South Africa.
"Things were pretty bleak here in Boston for a while," Breslow said. "But I like to think that I recognized there was a talented core here that knew themselves, knew that they had underperformed and were committed to turning things around."
Nieves: Pierzynski 'a nice fit' for Red Sox
BOSTON -- Count Juan Nieves among those excited to see A.J. Pierzynski with the Red Sox.
The pitching coach and catcher know each other from their time together with the White Sox, and they touched base during the World Series when Pierzynski was working with FOX. With the seed planted, Nieves was happy to see it blossom into a one-year, $8.25 million contract.
"When you see A.J. as an opposing player, you don't like him," Nieves said during "Christmas at Fenway" on Saturday. "But when you see him on your own team, you're going to see a guy that comes in every day and plays hard.
"He's a very knowledgeable guy, very attentive and very talkative during the game. ... He will be a nice fit on the team."
Ryan Lavarnway, who has split time between the Major League team and Triple-A Pawtucket the last three seasons, was brief in discussing Boston's new backstop.
"A.J.'s a good player," Lavarnway said. "He's been pretty established, he's had a lot of success at the plate and behind it. We want to win. ... I haven't had any conversations with [general manager] Ben [Cherington] about [playing time], so I don't know [about my own situation].
"I'm excited to defend [our World Series] championship next year, I don't know what else I can tell you."
With Pierzynski in the fold, Lavarnway's future is in uncertain. Pierzynski and David Ross are expected to be with the big league team, while prospect Christian Vazquez is waiting in the wings at Pawtucket.
Long season won't alter pitchers' winter work much
BOSTON -- It's only been six weeks since the Red Sox's championship parade, but pitching coach Juan Nieves already has the wheels turning when it comes to plans for his hurlers in 2014.
Nieves said the fact the team pitched so deep into the fall won't have much of an effect on offseason training regimens, but some pitchers will take it easy at the beginning of Spring Training.
Left-handed reliever Craig Breslow, for one, has yet to start throwing. During a typical offseason, he starts his workouts around the beginning of December.
"I think I can undertake a pretty normal offseason," Breslow said. "I'll get to work out pretty extensively and spend a lot of time getting myself as strong as possible, but not pick up a ball until a little bit later."
According to Nieves, that should be the norm for Red Sox pitchers -- working on strength while not throwing as early or as violently during their down time.
When it comes to Spring Training, Nieves said most pitchers should be good to go. The exceptions will be starters Jon Lester and John Lackey, as well as the bullpen big three of Koji Uehara, Junichi Tazawa and Breslow. Those five saw arguably the highest volume of high-intensity innings of the entire staff.
"You have to take into consideration the innings of last year [when managing the staff in 2014]," Nieves said. "Remember one thing: When the bell rings, they have to be ready. March 31 is Opening Day, and that game is just as important as the last game of the season."
Tim Healey is a contributor to MLB.com This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Warner to bat through pain barrier
David Warner's fractured thumb hasn't healed but he's prepared to risk long-term damage to open the batting for Australia in Friday's first Test against India.
The courageous left-hander says he's very confident of playing despite being hit by teammate Mitchell Johnson during a lively net session at the WACA last month which ruled him out of the one-day series against West Indies.
"I have a crack in the joint," Warner told reporters in Chennai.
"Where the joint moves, in the corner I have cracked that part, which in the healing process can be worse if it's aggravated and if I put cortisone in there.
"They've told me if it keeps moving around it won't heal properly and it can affect me down the track.
"So I might not have that range of movement in that joint for a long time.
"The precautionary thing we have done is keep it in the splint. (I) did some mobility stuff the past few weeks.
"It is painful but it is a process I am ready to go through to get through the first Test match."
Warner said on Tuesday he'd batted for one hour for four consecutive days and done some light fielding drills.
"I have iced it every time after training. It has been sore, yes, but that's what is going to happen with a break," he said.
The big-hitting NSW batsman said he'd received medical advice that his recovery time would be three to four weeks.
"It's now coming up to the end of the third week and it is still pretty sore," he said.
"I am having a full training session (on Wednesday) in the field so I will know then 100 per cent if I can catch balls.
"I have a splint that I can use when I'm in the field which protects the thumb and while I'm batting.
"At this present time, I am 100 per cent ready to go.
"There is a rubber piece which sits at the end of the thumb.
"I have a guard that sits halfway underneath and covers the top part so if I get hit, it gets protected."
Warner said he was hit on the left thumb while batting in the nets on Monday -- by a spinner.
"A lot of keepers keep with broken thumbs and fingers and they are calling me weak," he said.
"It is painful to bat with but I am prepared to put up with the pain to play for my country.
"I reckon I can do my job for the team and that's what I will set out to do."
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Lake Tanganyika is Getting Hot
Lake Tanganyika is an African Great Lake. It is estimated to be the second or third largest freshwater lake in the world by volume, and the second deepest, after Lake Baikal in Siberia. It is situated in the Great Rift Valley. Geologists led by Brown University have determined the east African rift lake has experienced unprecedented warming during the last century, and its surface waters are the warmest on record. That finding is important, the scientists write in the journal Nature Geoscience, because the warm surface waters likely will affect fish stocks upon which millions of people in the region depend.
The Lake lies in the East African Rift which is an active continental rift zone in eastern Africa that appears to be a section of Africa splitting off from the rest of Africa. The Rift runs from the Afar Triple Junction in the Afar Depression southward through eastern Africa and the Lake.
It is estimated that 25–40% of the protein in the diet of the approximately one million people living around the lake comes from lake fish. Currently, there are around 100,000 people directly involved in the fisheries operating from almost 800 sites. Lake Tanganyika is bordered by Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Zambia which are among the poorest countries in the world.
The research team took core samples from the lake bed that laid out a 1,500-year history of the lake's surface temperature. The data showed the lake's surface temperature, 26 degrees Celsius (78.8°F), last measured in 2003, is the warmest the lake has been for 1500 years. The team also documented that Lake Tanganyika experienced its biggest temperature change in the 20th century, which has affected its ecosystem that relies upon the natural conveyance of nutrients from the depths to jump start the food chain upon which the fish survive.
"Our data show a consistent relationship between lake surface temperature and productivity (such as fish stocks)," said Jessica Tierney, a Brown graduate student who this spring earned her Ph.D. and is the paper's lead author. "As the lake gets warmer, we expect productivity to decline, and we expect that it will affect the [fishing] industry."
Lake Tanganyika, one of the richest freshwater ecosystems in the world, is divided into two
general levels. Most of the animal species live in the upper 100 meters, including the valuable sardines. Below that, the lake holds less and less oxygen, and at certain depths, it is anoxic, meaning it has no oxygen at all. What this all means is the lake is highly stratified and depends on the wind to churn the waters and send nutrients from the depths toward the surface as food for algae, which supports the entire food web of the lake. But as Lake Tanganyika warms, the mixing of waters is lessened, the scientists find, meaning less nutrients are funneled from the depths toward the surface. Worse, more warming at the surface magnifies the difference in density between the two levels; even more wind is needed to churn the waters enough to ferry the nutrients toward the fish dwelling upper layer.
"The people throughout south central Africa depend on the fish from Lake Tanganyika as a crucial source of protein," noted Cohen, an author on the paper. "This resource is likely threatened by the lake's unprecedented warming since the late 19th century and the associated loss of lake productivity."
Climate change models show a general warming in the region, which, if accurate, would cause even greater warming of the Lake Tanganyika's surface waters and more stratification in the lake as a whole. "So, as you move forward, you can imagine that density gradient increasing," said Russell, an author on the paper.
Some researchers have posited that the declining fish stocks in Lake Tanganyika can be attributed mainly to overfishing, and Tierney and Russell say that may be a reason. But they note that the warming in the lake, and the lessened mixing of critical nutrients is exacerbating the fish stock decline, if not causing it in the first place.
Climate change is not just the air temperature going higher. Water temperatures can increase too and in the case of Lake Tanganyika the effects can be quite dramatic,
For further information: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/05/100516195655.htm?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+sciencedaily+%28ScienceDaily%3A+Latest+Science+News%29&utm_content=Google+Reader or http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/vaop/ncurrent/abs/ngeo865.html


text: And Game of Thrones is a big hit too. All the signs are there. CBS needs to do a kick-ass, intense, violent (but intelligent and character focused) Star Trek series and put it on Showtime. It would astonish everyone how well it does and inspire a tsunami of imitators, most of which would flop or suck or both but at that point who cares. However, it would be very different in style from the Star Trek that's been on TV to date and different from Abrams' movies too. It could keep the "core" of the franchise, the notion that the Federation is a paradise and all the tough and dramatic stuff happens on the frontier, to Starfleet, and still be as gripping as any of those cable shows mentioned. But one way or the other, fans will have to adjust their expectations to whatever comes next. It could work. All that's required is guts and vision. Hah!


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Mango Curry Pizzas with Scallops, Asparagus, Yama Imo, Mushrooms & Chicken
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Author Notes: I love mango sweetness with curry, and it goes so well with scallops, chicken, and grilled fish. We love pizza with a curry-base sauce and cheese, so decided to try them together. I'm not a fan of curry powder so please try blending these spices. Patak's is extra hot so maybe try half, then add the other half.
Just leave out scallops and chicken for vegetarian. —BoulderGalinTokyo
Makes 4 pizzas, (32 slices)
Pizza Toppings
- 2 cups mango, cubed
- 4 shiitake mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 3 asparagus, pencil-size, trimmed, sliced in 1/2-inch pieces
- 6-inch long piece, yama imo (Japanese mountain potato)
- 1/4 onion, peeled, thinly sliced
- 4 large scallops (for 1 pizza)
- 1 cup shredded chicken breast
- 2 cheeses, grated (2 different kinds is interesting)
- pizza dough, whatever your favorite. (I used my bread machine's recipe rolled thin)
- Prepare pizza dough. Prepare toppings ingredients. Prepare White-Curry Pizza Sauce and Red-Curry Pizza Sauce, recipes below.
- I used asparagus without steaming first (could microwave if very fat stalks). Peel yama imo. Cut into 1/2 cubes (can be eaten raw so no need to worry it won't cook). Slice scallops horizontally through the center.
- Spread Red-Curry Sauce on 2 pizzas. Spread White-Pizza sauce on the other two pizzas. Evenly sprinkle mango cubes over all 4 pizzas. I like the scallops on the White Curry, and yama imo on the Red Curry. Use at least 3 ingredients per pizza, but mix and match at your pleasure.
- Preheat oven. Add cheese to pizzas. Bake in a very high-heat oven (I use 200? in a gas convection oven for about 13-15 minutes/ thin crust.)
White-Curry and Red-Curry Pizza Sauce
- 1 1/2 cups white sauce or 1 10 3/4 oz. Cream of Mushroom Soup
- 2 tablespoons plain yogurt or ricotta cheese (if using soup)
- 2 cloves, garlic, grated
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1 1/2 tablespoons Patak's Tomato and Cumin Extra Hot Curry Paste
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 tablespoon Garam Masala
- 1 tablespoon coriander
- 1 teaspoon white pepper
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon tumeric
- Cool white sauce a little before using. If using canned soup, put in bowl and add yogurt. Add garlic and cumin. Mix well. Divide into 2 equal portions.
- RED-CURRY PIZZA SAUCE: To one bowl add Patak's Extra Hot Curry and black pepper. Mix well.
- WHITE-CURRY PIZZA SAUCE: To the other bowl add the Garam Masala, coriander, white pepper, cayenne pepper and tumeric. Mix well.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Mangoes
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"What makes loneliness an anguish is not that I have no one to share my burden, but this: I have only my own burden to bear."
"Where is our usual manager of mirth?
What revels are in hand? Is there no play,
To ease the anguish of a torturing hour?"
"I see a lilly on thy brow, / With anguish moist and fever dew; / And on thy cheek a fading rose / Fast withereth too. I met a lady in the meads / Full beautiful, a faery's child; / Her hair was long, her foot was light, / And her eyes were wild."
"Anguish of mind has driven thousands to suicide; anguish of body, none. This proves that the health of the mind is of far more consequence to our happiness than the health of the body, although both are deserving of much more attention than either of them receive."
"Tut, man, one fire burns out another's burning, One pain is lessen'd by another's anguish; Turn giddy, and be holp by backward turning; One desperate grief cures with another's languish: Take thou some new infection to thy eye, And the rank poison of"
"The anguish of the neurotic individual is the same as that of the saint. The neurotic, the saint are engaged in the same battle. Their blood flows from similar wounds. But the first one gasps and the other one gives."
"The dog tags were a source of anguish for my father. To have the tags missing is to have a piece of the puzzle missing, and my father thought of it like that. It haunted him until his death. The tags being returned in a responsible way gives him some sort of peace."
"We try to keep our lives above the raging waters of turbulance... We try to swim frantically out of this whirlpool of frustration and emotional anguish, blameless chains reign over our nameless game of survival and pain. We must work to gain, we must toil and train, for I promise the sun will shine again. The waters will subside, and life will abide to the brightest of times. God bless the subconscious mind!"


text: It's incorrect enough just to say there's no such thing as a wrong or bad question, silly platitudes aside, but it should be obvious that there's many possible examples of an unreasonable question. It's trivial for me to come up with about a dozen or so hypothetical examples off the top of my head of a question that would be considered unreasonable: one that invades a person's privacy, one that includes implicit false or overly strong assumptions and so can't be answered in a reasonable manner, one asked in a panel discussion or lecture on a subject completely off the intended topic and beyond the purview of knowledge of the speakers. It just takes a moment's thought to come up with examples of unreasonable questions.


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So you're a mage. You have a job, and that job is taking something that was previously intact and converting it into much smaller, bloodier, often frozen chunks of that same thing. You manufacture shattered mobs, and you take pride in your work. But you may also have a side project or two. Maybe you thought to yourself, "Self, perhaps when we aren't making warlocks explode, maybe we should spend our time sewing trousers. Or baking cupcakes. Or making necklaces."
Well, your self is right. You should be using your downtime in between vicious warlock kills to learn a side trade. They offer bonuses in the form of cool gear, extra money, and bonus stats, plus a bit of catharsis to help you decompress form all that murder. But which professions should you choose? That's easy: anything but mining. What's that? You'd like a bit more detail? Oh, fine.


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SANFORD, Fla. - George Zimmerman has been arrested in Seminole County on Monday on aggravated assault, battery and criminal mischief charges after a dispute with his girlfriend where deputies say he pulled on a gun on her.
[PICS: Zimmerman arrested after disturbance | WATCH: SCSO holds news conference | AUDIO: Girlfriend calls 911 | Zimmerman calls 911]
Zimmerman, the 30-year-old Neighborhood Watch leader who was acquitted this summer in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, was booked into the Seminole County Jail at around 1 p.m. Monday, according to the sheriff's office.17055596
Seminole County Sheriff's deputies were called to the home in the 1300 block of Topfield Court for the disturbance, which involved Zimmerman pointing a gun at his girlfriend, Samantha Scheibe. Local 6 spotted Scheibe being escorted out of the house by deputies after Zimmerman's arrest.
Deputies said Scheibe told them during a verbal fight, Zimmerman had broken a glass table and pointed a long-barreled shotgun at her, according to deputies.
Scheibe then called 911, deputies said.
"You just broke my glass table," she said in the call. "You just broke my sunglasses and you put your gun in my freaking face, and told me to get the (expletive) out. This is not your house!"
"Get out of my house," she said in the call. "Do not push me out of my house. Please get out of my house."
While on the phone with dispatchers, deputies said Zimmerman pushed Scheibe out the front door and then barricaded it with furniture.
"Are you kidding me? He just pushed me out of my house and locked me out," she said.
When authorities arrived at the scene, they used her house key to get into the home and were able to push through the items behind the door.
As deputies knocked at the door, Zimmerman called 911 and said officers were banging on the window, "my girlfriend, for lack of a better word, is going crazy ... I want everyone to know the truth."
Zimmerman claimed it was Scheibe who ransacked the house, not him, and denies pointing a gun at her.
"I never pulled a firearm, I never displayed it," said Zimmerman in the call. "When I was packing it, I'm sure she saw it. I keep it next to the bed."
Zimmerman said they were fighting because he agreed to move out of the house.
In the call, Zimmerman also said he doesn't want to argue with his girlfriend because she is pregnant with her child. He said that he doesn't have any weapons and that she saw a firearm while he was packing up his things to leave because they keep it next to the bed in a locked bag.
Schiebe told deputies, however, she is not pregnant. If so, that appears to be news to her boyfriend.
Zimmerman also told dispatchers that his girlfriend was the one who smashed the table and she has the weapons in the house.
Zimmerman was not armed when deputies arrived and surrendered without further incident, according to a release.
No injuries were reported and no one else was in the home at the time of the incident, deputies said. Authorities are waiting on a search warrant to find the alleged gun in the incident.
According to the SCSO jail website, Zimmerman was arrested at 1:43 p.m. He has been charged with aggravated assault with a weapon, battery/domestic violence and criminal mischief.
Monday night, Seminole County detectives carried evidence out of Schiebe's home, including a long black bag that was the size of a rifle.
Zimmerman's first appearance will be at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Deputies said they will ask for electronic monitoring of Zimmerman if he is given bond. In the meantime, Zimmerman is being held in a cell by himself on a no-bond status.
The case will be prosecuted by the Office of the State Attorney, 18th Judicial Circuit.
George Zimmerman's brother, Robert, took to Twitter after the news conference saying, "SCSO just finished their presser. No gun/s found, No injuries, No witnesses, No 'pregnancy.' Lots of 'claims.' Cue media's rush 2 judgment."
Neighbors tell Local 6 they've seen Zimmerman's Honda Ridgeline has been parked in front of Scheibe's home for several weeks but they did not realize who was staying at the home.
Zimmerman's wife, Shellie, announced in September that she was filing for divorce from her husband.
George Zimmerman has made headlines several times since his acquittal, including a domestic violence incident with his estranged wife, visiting a gun manufacturing facility in Brevard County and rescuing a family from an overturned SUV.
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Rich Cimini @RichCimini
Goal-line drill: Kenrick Ellis limps off.
of course ESPN stops its coverage right now.
Jenny Vrentas @JennyVrentas
Second-team offense scores 3 times in 4 chances: Tebow ran it in twice, threw a floater to Josh Baker. #nyj
First-team offense scored twice on goal line in 4 chances: Sanchez keeper, Greene dive over the top
Jets RapidReports @CBSSportsNFLNYJ
Tebow having a good day. And offense gets a loud shout of approval from hard-to-please OC Tony Sparano
I here westhoff is entering schilens into the tour de france
i was posting in the wrong thread oops.
Jenny Vrentas @JennyVrentas Yes, he's doing drills now. RT @craiglaurasam: @JennyVrentas did k ellis come back in?
DWAZ73 (Beat Writer / Columnist) While most of team takes water break, etc, Holmes goes over to JUGS machine to get some extra catches in. #Jets
less than a minute ago by Dennis Waszak Jr., AP sports writer who covers NY Jets (...
LilMissNYJet (Blogger / Podcaster) Nice catch by Baker.......until Fletcher lays a hit on him to force a drop. Fletcher continues to impress. #JetsCamp
2 minutes ago by Deb, If there's an opinion to be had on th...
MMehtaNYDN (Beat Writer / Columnist) Raging debate on sideline among reporters: Is Tim Tebow worth drafting on your fantasy football team? #nyj
3 minutes ago by Manish Mehta , Jets beat writer for the New York Dai...
DWAZ73 (Beat Writer / Columnist) Holmes catching passes one-handed from JUGS machine. Impressive. Scotty McKnight also doing some work there. #Jets
Dennis Waszak Jr. @DWAZ73
While most of team takes water break, etc, Holmes goes over to JUGS machine to get some extra catches in.
Holmes catching passes one-handed from JUGS machine. Impressive. Scotty McKnight also doing some work there


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