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Black Bean Burger with Guacamole & Salsa
Black bean burgers, topped with guacamole and homemade salsa, wrapped in a warmed tortilla. Another fabulous recipe from Myra Kornfeld's excellent cookbook, The Healthy Hedonist.
These spicy black bean burgers were crumbly in texture, rather like a Mexican falafel. This was mostly due to the fact that they include ground pumpkin seeds. Although I skipped Kornfeld's green pepper-avocado sauce in favor of my own guacamole and salsa, these definitely had that gourmet taste. Love having them with a tortilla rather than a bun! I served them with julienned jicama with lime and salt.
You'll want to plan ahead a little with these burgers as the patties need to spend some time in the fridge firming up.
Black Bean Burgers (adapted from The Healthy Hedonist.)
1/2 cup roasted pumpkin seeds, finely ground
2-4 tbsp olive oil
1 large onion, diced
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 chipolte chile in adobe sauce, minced
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp oregano
15 oz tin of black beans, rinsed and drained (save the liquid for this recipe)
2/3 cup bean liquid or water
3/4 cup fresh breadcrumbs
Heat 1-2 tbsp olive oil in a non-stick skillet and cook the onion gently until softened (about 8 minutes). Add the garlic, chile, cumin, and oregano and cook for 1-2 additional minutes. Add 1/3 of the beans and liquid to the onion mixture and mash the beans into the mixture with a potato masher. Add another 1/3 and repeat. Add another 1/3 and repeat. Cook the bean mixture until all the liquid has cooked away (but don't overcook or the beans will get flaky). Remove the bean mixture to a bowl and allow it to cool for around 15 minutes.
When cool, mix in the ground pumpkin seeds and 1/4 cup of bread crumbs. Spread the remaining breadcrumbs on a board. Divide the bean mixture into four equal amounts. The mixture will be too sticky to work with your hands so use a couple of big spoons. Take 1/4 of the bean mixture and drop it into the breadcrumbs. Use the spoons to flatten and shape the patty, sprinkling breadcrumbs on all sides. Once the patty is covered with breadcrumbs, use your hands to finish shaping the patty. Place patties on a plate and refridgerate for 1 hour.
Heat 1-2 tbsp olive oil in the cleaned skillet until very hot, but not smoking. Cook the patties for 3-4 minutes on each side. Serve on a warmed tortilla with guacamole, salsa, sour cream, and shredded lettuce.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 29 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
Lamplighter Games
We like making mobile games.
It's not any more complicated than that.
Mobile gamers of all ages!
1) Character Style:
Fun, over the top, big eyes, dominant features, angry/grumpy but still lovable (like a grandpa).
Face is most important and should be the majority of this image's detail rather than a real life proportional head to body ratio.
2) Graphic Style:
2D, 3/4 angle (view), Shading with solid darker colors (no gradient preferred, but minimal gradient use is OK), No black outlines, bright fun colors, dolphin should be some shade of blue/grey.
Stylistic Example:
3) Additional Notes
We think the dolphin should be wearing a cab driver's hat to signify that he's a cab driver. Any other ideas to signify a cab driver dolphin are welcome. Please make the hat or other items separate layers.
DO NOT make the dolphin driving a cab or include anything in the background. We are only looking for the Dolphin character for this contest.
Cab Hat example: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/6068593
(no need for "Yellow Cab" letters on hat itself)
A newsie hat would also work:
4) Personal Touch:
Go crazy with ideas about how to make the dolphin look grumpy! We hope the designer can come up with fun stuff we can't think of! And don't forget, grumpy but lovable!


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September 17, 2011
Tom Heilman
Theme: Nothing! It's themeless! Welcome to Saturday!
Despite the continuous stream of mathematics homework coming my way, it's never Neville here again while PG is away for the weekend. Big ups to Gareth for taking the reins yesterday; hopefully I'll do as nice a job as he did.
Where did you break into this puzzle? I started on the left hand side with the 4D. Long-odds bet (TRIFECTA) which led me down to 25A: Othello game piece (DISC). It wasn't long before I got the star of this puzzle: 36A. Beyond unethical (MORALLY BANKRUPT).
Seems to go against the (ETHOS) clued by 46A: Underlying values, doesn't it? 27D: Settings for "Junkyard Wars" had to be (SCRAPHEAPS), since SCRAPYARDS had overlap with the clue. Slowly I was able to make my way to the right hand side of the puzzle, eventually remembering what the word (JINGOISTIC) means. (IRON AGE) made the NE corner come more easily, since 16A: When forging started was rather straightforward. Eventually I was able to complete this puzzle, but it felt like more of a trial than the usually Saturday puzzle. That wasn't a bad thing - there's nothing really objectionable in this fill - just a tough construction to break!
- 52A: Akkadian king who conquered Mesopotamia (SARGON). This seems like it's part of that classic series "Fiction with Thomas Heilman" - but apparently this is a real person. He's busted to the right.
- 28A: Corpulent (FAT) is right above 31A. Make fit (CRAM IN). I'm reminded of the hubbub a few years back with airlines requiring larger customers to purchase two seats. Seems like that money is now being used to provide WiFi on flights!
- 12D: Classroom response, at times (LAME EXCUSE). I love this entry, but not this clue. If I had to pick a thing that's lame, I'd say, "A student's excuse." It's completely in the language and has an X, which endears me too it much more than usual. But this clue made me want something like "Yes, teacher," which is an actual response from the whole classroom. It technically works, but I'm not a fan.
- 18A: Discarded storage technology (BETAMAX) - not my first hunch of Zip disk. Not sure how mainstream those were, but at my elementary school, they talked about them like you could fit the entire world into those 100 megabytes. Frankly, the Betamax predates me.
- 29A: Unfavorably influence (JINX) - you owe me a soda! You cannot speak until you buy me a coke. Those are the rules of Jinx, and they are unflinchingly rigid.
- 1A: Make even in a way (JUSTIFY). Look at that - I've managed to justify the text in this bullet point! See? Flush on both the left and the right. Technology allows us so many options. I think that's the meaning that Tom's going for in this clue.
- 23D: She played
Ellea mermaid in "Kill Bill""Splash (DARYL). That's what it would've taken me to get so much as near to the correct solution.
- 8A: Key rings? (JANGLES). Cutest clue I've seen in a while across all outlets. Those would be the noises made when you shake your keys!
- 22A: Moving experience? (EXODUS) is a close second to JANGLES as far as awesome entries go.
- 58A: "Olly olly oxen free!" - (IT'S SAFE). I wanted something more hide & seek related, but this is quite clever. Nice to know that it is safe - I never saw the ending of Marathon Man.
- 14D. Times of prayer in the Fivine Office. (SEXTS). Who wants to take responsibility and let Rich Norris know that isn't what sexts means.
- 2D: Fonda role (ULEE)
- 57D: "___ tu cle maahiary": Verdi lyrics. (ERI). The what?
- Like I said, most of it is nice - not much crosswordese here!


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We have to stop all of this. It's going around too much, and not just here, but around the world. … One thing you say can affect their whole life. It can be in their brain forever. —Junior Estrada, ninth-grader
TAYLORSVILLE — Classmates of a Bennion Junior High School student who took his own life Thursday described him as "playful," "always smiling" but mistreated at times by others.
"He was nice to everyone, even if sometimes people weren't nice to him," said Bennion ninth-grader Brandon Newby.
Granite School District officials say the 14-year-old student shot himself on a pedestrian overpass near the school about 3 p.m. in the presence of other students.
District spokesman Ben Horsley said the boy left school around 1:30 p.m. with his mother. He returned after about an hour and met several other students on the overpass over 6200 South at 2700 West, Horsley said.
The overpass is located on the southwest corner of school property but is separated from the main building by a sports field. The shooting took place roughly 15 minutes after school let out, Horsley said.
The student was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead, Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal said. There were several other students nearby at the time of the shooting, Hoyal said.
"For anybody, let alone a student, to witness something like this, it's pretty traumatic," he said.
Police on Thursday night were still investigating how the boy obtained the gun, as well as the motivation behind the incident.
Grief counselors were made available to students and families dealing with the tragedy, Horsley said.
Students trickled back to the school throughout the evening, walking slowly to the bridge that became a makeshift memorial and gathering for a candlelight vigil. A dozen students soon became hundreds, and after the bridge became impassable, the group moved down to the sports field.
At times they smiled and played, as if forgetting their pain for a moment, but somber faces and shaky embraces prevailed throughout the night.
Newby and fellow ninth-grader Junior Estrada were visiting with teachers at Bennion after school Thursday. They walked outside and said they were shocked to learn their friend was dead.
"I was talking to him today," Newby said. "We were joking at lunchtime, and he seemed happy. I wouldn't have expected it."
Estrada and Newby returned to the school to talk to teachers and attempt to understand the heartbreaking news. As they talked, they began sending text messages, which were soon shared on social media, inviting other students to come to the school Thursday night to remember their classmate.
"I sent out a big text to everyone who goes to Bennion or might have known him, (saying) even if you weren't great friends with him, to still come and pay your respects," Newby said.
Estrada said he hopes the tragedy helps teenagers understand that bullying has consequences.
"We have to stop all of this," Estrada said. "It's going around too much, and not just here, but around the world. … One thing you say can affect their whole life. It can be in their brain forever."
Bennion students were joined by youth from neighboring schools throughout the night. Tears flowed as they stood sometimes alone and other times in small groups on the field. A few parents hovered around the edge of the group.
Eventually the groups came together, forming what was meant to be a circle but inadvertently resembled a heart, as the students stood in a moment of silence. In the background, the faint glow of candles flickered from the top of the bridge.
Ninth-graders Makayla Schmidt and Ponia Clark said they came to the vigil not only in remembrance of the boy they had come to know in their classes, but also to support a friend who witnessed the tragedy. The gathering at the school gave students a chance to mourn together, Clark said.
"I knew (him) really well, and I think other people needed comfort as well as me," she said said, her voice trembling as she looked around at the group. "I needed to find a place where I could cry."
Schmidt said bullying is sometimes hard to see, especially when it is done through cruel words.
"I heard it, people (talking about him)," she said. "I don't think people realize how much words can hurt."
Some mourners remained for more than an hour, while others stayed only a few moments. Schmidt said she wasn't surprised by the crowd.
"Everyone knew him," she said. "He talked to everyone. He was so friendly."
Renee Keomannong, a 10th-grader at Cottonwood High School, said she knew the boy from her time at Bennion. She and a group of friends wept as they spoke about mistreatment they'd witnessed in school.
"No one stood up for him," Keomannong said. "But now that something bad has happened, they finally came."
Contributing: Benjamin Wood
— McKenzie Romero, Twitter: @McKenzieRomero


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BPT -- The last thing any driver wants is a flat tire. It's also the last thing tire manufacturers want to happen. Even though tires are a lot more high-tech than the average consumer imagines, tire makers are well aware that flats can deflate the public's opinion of a tire. That's why tire engineers have been working overtime to make tires stronger and more resistant to road hazards. Unfortunately, though, sometimes the nasty nail in the road still wins until now, thanks to runflat tires.
"A runflat tire is essentially designed to carry the load of the vehicle when the tire's punctured and enables the vehicle to continue to be driven at a reduced speed for a limited distance," said Andrew Briggs, director of product planning for Yokohama Tire Corporation, makers of a variety of truck and car tires, including runflats. "Thanks to runflats, consumers can have peace of mind and don't have to worry about being stranded on the road because of a flat tire."
Although runflats have been around since the 1990s, the technology has taken quantum leaps in the last few years, said Briggs. "For example, our AVID ENVigor -ZPS (Zero Pressure System) delivers high-performance and security. Because of the tire's reinforced sidewall, it can be driven up to 50 miles at 50 miles per hour after the loss of air.
In addition to the mobility aspects, there are financial positives as well. If pressure is lost with a conventional tire, wheel damage can occur, which can be very expensive."
Drivers often ask how they'll know whether they have a flat if they have runflat tires on their car. "Runflat tires can only be installed on vehicles with a tire pressure monitoring system, or TPMS," Briggs said. "The TPMS will alert drivers about the air loss, and because of the way runflats are constructed, drivers can feel confident they can reach their destination without having to change the tire."
Along with TPMS, more car makers, such as BMW, Lexus and Mini are switching to runflat tires on new models. "Besides being handier for consumers, they save vehicle weight and space," said Briggs. "There's no longer the need for a spare tire, a jack and tools."
According to Briggs, consumers will see more high-tech runflats and other types of tires in the future. "Tire technology is always evolving," he said. "As an example, we're currently using the oil from orange peels in some of our compounds to improve gas mileage and handling. Point being, we're always working to make tires better, last longer and, yes, continue to perform even after loss of air pressure."
Briggs said whether you have runflats or traditional tires, maintaining them is important and can save money at the gas pump. Here are some of his tire tips:
* Keep your tires properly inflated. Once a month, when the tires are cold (at least three to four hours after the vehicle has been driven), check tire pressure with a reliable tire gauge. Be sure the valve stems have a plastic or metal cap to keep dirt out and seal against leakage.
* Tires must be replaced when the tread is worn down to 2/32 of an inch to prevent skidding and hydroplaning. An easy test: place a penny into a tread groove.
If part of Lincoln's head is covered by the tread when placed head-down into the tread, you're driving with the proper amount of tread. If you can see all of his head, you should buy a new tire.
* Tire alignment should be checked once a year. Misaligned tires can cause the car to scrub, which lowers mileage and creates unnecessary tire wear.
* Drivers should use extreme caution when driving at zero pressure and should avoid aggressive handling actions and any unusual service condition, such as trailer towing or hauling heavy loads.
For tire care and safety tips, visit www.yokohamatire.comor www.rma.org.


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I use a program called Fluent, in which one can use scheme-snippets to automate certain things.
I have obtained a snippet that I use but I can't really understand what each line does. The snippet works, but I want to be able to modify it, and thus I need to understand it.
The code looks like this:
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(define filter
(let ((mywallthreads '()) (mythreads '()) (mythreadtypes '()) (threadtype '()))
(lambda ()
(set! mythreads (map thread-name (get-face-threads)))
(set! mythreadtypes (map thread-type (get-face-threads)))
(set! mywallthreads '())
(set! threadtype 'wall)
(do ((i 0 (+ i 1)) )
((= i (- (length mythreads) 1)))
( if (eq? threadtype (list-ref mythreadtypes i)) (set! mywallthreads (cons (list-ref mythreads i) mywallthreads )))
(vector->list (list->vector mywallthreads))
(define report-wall-file
(lambda (rep-type quantity savefile filename)
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "re surf ~a ~a ~a ~a ~a"
quantity savefile filename))))
The above is stored in a file called Report.scm
I call it by using the following
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/file/read-macros Report.scm
(report-wall-file 'area 'pressure 'yes 'output.srp)
Can anyone help me interpreting this stuff?
Best regards from Sweden


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But if a writer already has loyal fans willing to seek him out, why should the middleman get a cut? Couldn't the author and the reader complete a transaction (the reader buying the book) where the writer receives all of the profit?
Enter xuni.com. A few months back, they made an ebook store for Barry Eisler. I loved this idea, and loved how they implemented it. But Eisler only has three ebook titles for sale, and while it is cool that he offers readers different formats to choose from (epub, Kindle, and pdfs) I read ebooks on several different devices and it seems silly to have to buy the same book multiple times to get the various formats.
So I asked the team at xuni if they could make an ebook store for me, with a few tweaks. When readers buy an ebook from my store, they get four DRM-free formats (epub, Kindle, pdf, doc) in a single download. Also, it made perfect sense that I should sell ebooks by some of my peers (Eisler and Crouch as of this writing) and offer them the same 70% royalty rate as other retailers do.
A few days ago, my ebook store went live. So now I'm able to sell directly to customers, and cut out the middle man.
On a $2.99 ebook sold through a retailer, I earn about $2.04.
In my ebook store, I earn $2.79.
On a $0.99 sold through a retailer, I earn $0.35.
In my ebook store, I earn $0.89.
I've heard about other ways to sell ebooks directly, but they involve either paying a monthly fee, or a percentage of each sale. Going through xuni, I paid a flat fee, and now my ebooks can earn money forever. As I add ebooks to my oeuvre, xuni can add them to my ebook store for a tiny additional cost.
If you have fans, it makes sense to offer those fans easy access to your titles. If they like you enough to visit your website, give them the option of buying your books directly from you. (I also have a paper store, for those who want autographed editions.)
This is passive income that earns forever. Once it is set up, it becomes a 24 hour worldwide store. You'll need a Paypal account set up for micropayments (xuni helps with that) and a three figure initial investment, and you're set.
Also, Maddee and Ryan at xuni were fast, responsive, easy to work with, and extremely nice. I highly recommend them, and this service.
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Small Faces and Humble Pie, singer/guitarist Steve Marriott was born January 30, 1947 in London; a successful child actor, he played the role of the Artful Dodger in the musical Oliver! as a teen, but by the mid-'60s, he was working in a local music shop. There he met bassist Ronnie Lane, agreeing to jam with his band the Pioneers; Marriott soon joined the group full-time and, after adopting a sound influenced by American R&B and a look inspired by Mod fashions, they rechristened themselves the Small Faces. Though best-known in the U.S. for their hit "Itchycoo Park," at home, the Small Faces enjoyed much greater success, reeling off a series of smashes including "All or Nothing," "My Mind's Eye," and "Lazy Sunday" as well as the 1968 classic LP Ogden's Nut Gone Flake. The chart popularity of "Lazy Sunday" rankled Marriott, however -- he'd recorded the song as a joke and it was released despite his objections -- and when the more thoughtful "The Universal" failed to crack the Top 20, his dissatisfaction only increased.
Marriott's tenure with the Small Faces ended after he stalked offstage during a New Year's Day 1969 performance; he soon recruited ex-Herd guitarist Peter Frampton to form the hard rock combo Humble Pie, and after months of woodshedding at Marriott's Essex cottage, the group issued its debut single, "Natural Born Boogie," cracking the U.K. Top Five. The LP As Safe as Yesterday Is followed, but again American success eluded Marriott until the release of the 1971 Humble Pie live album Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore, which went gold. Although Frampton left the band soon after, 1972's Smokin' was a smash, reaching the U.S. Top Ten; subsequent efforts failed to achieve the same heights, however, and Humble Pie disbanded in 1975. After the release of the solo Marriott, in 1976, he joined in a Small Faces reunion, then four years later re-formed Humble Pie with original drummer Jerry Shirley; after two LPs, the group again dissolved. Marriott spent the better part of the decade in seclusion, but was planning to reunite with Frampton when he lost his life in a house fire on April 20, 1991.


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A person, usually a woman who is always a cunt, but on this particular occasion she is extra cranky. Most often associated with menstrual cycles.
My ex is always a fucking cunt , but today she was a crab stuffed cunt. Must be that time again.
by Shore side jimmy April 30, 2014


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GALLOWAY, N.J. – An across-the-board performance on the final day's play has seen the Yale men's golf team take the Ivy League Championship by a vast 20 strokes at the Galloway National Golf Course at Galloway, N.J.
The win marked Yale's ninth Ivy League title and its first since 2003, and it earned the team an automatic bid to the 2011 NCAA Championship field.
"This is the day that we have been working for all year," said head coach Colin Sheehan '97. "It was a thrill to watch them compete today because all five of them played their best golf in the most important round of the year - and that says something about their character."
The Bulldogs set themselves up perfectly for their Sunday charge – on Saturday, they finished in second place, just two strokes behind Ivy League rival Penn.
For his efforts, Bernstein was voted the Ivy League's Rookie of the Year by the eight Ivy League coaches. McCarthy, Hatten and Kushner made the first-team All-Ivy for their performance in the tournament, while Bernstein made the second-team All-Ivy.
Senior Michael Fader likewise had a consistent performance throughout the tournament, finishing on 243 (+30) in a tie for 28th place.
"I just want to say this - it was a team effort," Sheehan said. "No team can win with just the contributions of its top players."
As a result of the victory, the Elis will participate in the 2011 NCAA Championship, which features six regional sites where 54-holes of golf will be played on May 19-21. The top five teams from each regional will advance to the finals, which will be played on May 25-30 at Karsten Creek in Stillwater, Okla.,
The six regional competitions will be hosted by Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, San Diego and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Report filed by James Lu '14, Yale Sports Publicity
Final Team Standings
1. Yale (306-314-288--908)
2. Columbia (319-307-302--928)
3. Penn (308-311-312--931)
4. Dartmouth (314-315-311--940)
5. Princeton (310-316-315--941)
6. Harvard (324-310-311--945)
7. Brown (318-316-318--952)
8. Cornell (330-317-314--961)
Individual Top-12
1. Peter Williamson, Dartmouth (69-78-7--223)*
2. Tom McCarthy, Yale (75-79-70--224)*
3. Brendan Doyle, Columbia (74-75-77—226)*
t4. Jeff Hatten, Yale (76-78-73—227)*
t4. Brad Kushner, Yale (77-77-73—227)*
t4. Scott Williams, Penn (74-74-79—227)*
t7. Michael Amato, Brown (74-78-76—228)^
t7. Clark Granum, Columbia (80-76-72—228)^
9. Sam Bernstein, Yale (78-80-72—230)^
10. Colin St. Maxens, Penn (80-77-74—231)^
t11. Andrew Jankowski, Dartmouth (76-76-81--233)^
t11. Mark Pollak, Harvard (79-75-79--233)^
* - First Team All-Ivy
^ – Second Team All-Ivy


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powershell http webshell
Presupuesto $250-750 USD
I need a powershell-http-webserver-webshell with upload/download functions.
Functions I need:
- Drives list
- Browsing dirs
- Upload files
- Download files
- Command execution and showing result (like [url removed, login to view]).
- Multithreading
Simple HTTP-webserver:
[url removed, login to view]
Sample of ASPX-webshell(.NET):
[url removed, login to view]
I need a script which I will run from command line:
[url removed, login to view] -exec bypass -file [url removed, login to view]
After I run the script it will listen some port (8080 by default)
Then I will be able go to the http://localhost:8080/ and see comfortable file manager using web-browser.
You should use only Powershell, HTML, CSS.
Finally project should contain only 1 powershell script with all stuff inside(css/html).
Here is sample View of web-shell I need: https://camo.githubusercontent.com/392c0dcca8d082cdafdfb5c1da24e7c0c552015a/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f386357326446492e6a7067
Here is code on PHP of the script on screen:
I found an implementation of Powershell WebServer.
You can see how it works:
But my project should contain only 1 file.
The CSS should be inserted inside PS, or downloaded by LINK tag from public resources (Bootstrap or else).
One more implementation of simple one-file powershell-webserver:
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New Clarkson University Biology Chair Thomas Lufkin Researching Cure for Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain is a problem many experience with age.
Thomas Lufkin, who joined Clarkson University's faculty in January, is researching how to eliminate the pain Americans spend over $30 billion annually to treat.
"It's a really huge problem economically and also in terms of patient suffering," Lufkin said. "This is worldwide. Everybody has this problem."
Lufkin is the new Bayard and Virginia Clarkson Endowed Chair of Biology at Clarkson. He moved to Potsdam from Singapore, where he had served as senior group leader of stem cell and developmental biology at the Genome Institute of Singapore since 2004.
Curing lower back pain could start simply by swabbing a patient's mouth for cells, Lufkin said. He is researching ways to alter those cells and re-grow spinal discs that have deteriorated in lower back pain sufferers.
Lufkin is focused on an area of regenerative medicine that will benefit large segments of the population.
"It's not hundreds of people you're helping with this or thousands," he said. 'It's millions of people who will want this."
In Singapore, Lufkin helped develop the formula to repurpose cells for different parts of the body. His research at Clarkson will ensure the altered cells are a perfect match for the lower back. Lufkin looks forward to collaborating with students and professors throughout the University.
Lufkin received his bachelor of science degree in cell biology from the University of California, Berkeley and his doctoral degree in molecular biology from Cornell University. He completed postdoctoral research at the Laboratory of Molecular Genetics of Eucaryotes, Strasbourg, France.
He previously served as an associate professor of developmental biology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and as an adjunct faculty member at Nanyang Technological University and the National University of Singapore.
Lufkin has five patents and was the recipient of the March of Dimes Basil O'Conner Award and the Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship in Neuroscience.
He is the editor-in-chief of the Cell and Developmental Biology Journal and serves on the editorial board of a dozen other scientific journals, including the American Journal of Stem Cells, the Journal of Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering, and the Journal of Stem Cell Research & Therapy.
Lufkin is the recipient of numerous grants from the National Institute of Health, the National Science Foundation and the March of Dimes, and is the author of more than 100 peer-reviewed publications.
The chair is named for Bayard D. Clarkson, M.D. and Virginia C. Clarkson, who are long-time friends and benefactors of Clarkson University. Dr. Clarkson is a descendent of the Clarkson family, which founded the Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial College of Technology in 1896.
Dr. Clarkson has served on Clarkson's board of trustees since 1967, serving 10 years as chair of the board. Virginia has generously provided her support throughout the years as a champion for the beautification of the Clarkson campus through enhanced landscaping and through her donation of proceeds from her poetry volumes.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
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Julie Kavner, voice of Marge Simpson, is born
On this day in 1950, Julie Kavner, perhaps best known as the voice of Marge Simpson on The Simpsons, the longest-running animated show in TV history, is born in Los Angeles. Before taking on the role of the famously blue-haired housewife, Kavner played Brenda Morgenstern on Rhoda, a spin-off of The Mary Tyler MooreShow that originally aired from 1974 to 1978. In 1978, Kavner won an Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her portrayal of Brenda, the younger sister of the show's lead character, played by Valerie Harper. She won another Emmy in 1992, for Outstanding Voice-over Performance, for an episode of The Simpsons. On the big screen, Kavner has been a frequent performer in the films of the writer-director Woody Allen, including Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), Radio Days (1987) and Shadows and Fog (1992). Among her other film credits are Awakenings (1990) and Judy Berlin (1999).
The Simpsons began as a series of animated shorts created by cartoonist Matt Groening (who reportedly based some of the main characters on members of his family) that aired on The Tracey Ullman Show starting in 1987. On December 17, 1989, The Simpsons debuted as primetime program on Fox with a Christmas special titled "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire."
Set in the fictional town of Springfield, The Simpsons skewers American culture and society with its chronicles of a middle-class family comprised of the buffoonish husband and father Homer Simpson, a safety inspector at a nuclear power plant; his well-meaning, sometimes gullible wife Marge; and their troublemaker son Bart, precocious daughter Lisa and baby Maggie. The Simpsons is known for its sharp writing (Conan O'Brien used to write for the show before he became a late-night TV host) and features a large cast of supporting characters, including Homer's boss and nemesis, Mr. Burns; the Simpsons' neighbor Ned Flanders, a devout Christian; and Krusty the Clown. In addition to providing the voice of Marge Simpson, Julie Kavner also voices the characters Patty and Selma, Marge's chain-smoking twin sisters. A long list of celebrities, including Kelsey Grammer, Larry King, Sting, Hugh Hefner, Ringo Starr, J.K. Rowling, Tony Blair, Stephen Hawking, 50 Cent and Mel Gibson have made guest appearances on the show as themselves or fictional characters.
The Simpsons has been an enormous commercial and critical hit–in 1999, Time dubbed it the greatest TV show of the 20th century–and images of the yellow-skinned Simpson characters have appeared on everything from T-shirts to video games. As a pop phenomenon, the show paved the way for other popular animated comedies, including Beavis and Butt-head and South Park, and has been a source of popular catchphrases,
including Homer's "D'oh!" which was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2001. A big-screen version of the show, The Simpsons Movie, debuted July 27, 2007, and was a box-office hit.


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Elsevier's ClinicalKey will replace its older MD Consult resource beginning January 1, 2014. You will be able to find links to ClinicalKey from all of the same places you now can find MD Consult (the library's A to Z index, Books & E-Books, and the Biomedical and Health subject guides). ClinicalKey brings together greatly expanded content, including hundreds of additional e-books, e-journals, practice guidelines, videos, and images. ClinicalKey includes the following expanded features:
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text: There is no career more in tune with Berry's signature "head, heart and hands" approach to learning than nursing. The Nursing Program focuses on the future as it prepares nurses to work in an increasingly complex and ambiguous world. Berry College follows the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) and the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) initiative by incorporating quality and safety competencies into the curriculum framework such as:


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If you're like us, you can't get enough Amy Poehler in your life. The actress and comedian—along with BFF Tina Fey—made the Golden Globes awesome this year. The only thing she has left to tackle in the entertainment world? A book.
And now, she's doing just that.
The Parks & Recreation star has signed on with HarperCollins' It Books to pen an "illustrated, non-linear diary full of humor and honesty and brimming with true stories, fictional anecdotes, and life lessons," scheduled for release in 2014.
No word on what the book will actually be about, but we assume it'll be a lot like the author: smart, sexy, and ridiculously hilarious.
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Louis Tomlinson Under Fire After Tweeting About Weight-Loss Smoothie
Some One Direction fans are apparently not happy with Louis Tomlinson.
The 21-year-old 1D singer reportedly angered many fans after he took to Twitter recently to share his love for a U.K. brand weight-loss smoothie.
"Had an amazing @BooteaUK smoothie from Bootea.com this morning #booteashake," read the tweet, which Tomlinson has since deleted.
Many felt that Tomlinson's tweet promoted the Bootea drink, a company whose tagline boasts, "The teatox for weight loss." Since the majority of One Direction fans are young girls, there was a great deal of concern about the singer's tweet influencing fans to lose weight. (Since the tweet, the shake, which goes for 34.99 pounds -- roughly $57 USD -- has sold out on the website.)
However, the singer's rep was quick to defend Tomlinson's actions, telling E!: "Louis tweeted about the drink as he had one this morning and enjoyed it. However, he did not realize they are associated with weight loss, and would never endorse weight loss products."
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April 28, 2005
New Haven, CT - Yale's tennis season ended Thursday afternoon with the Bulldogs dropping a 5-2 decision to Brown. The Bears won all three doubles matches, then took four of six in singles (three of which went to a third set). Brandon Wai won at No. 1 for Yale. Wai, ranked No. 121, beat No. 75 Adil Shamasdin 4-6,6-2,6-1. Matthew Feldman posted Yale's other win, a 7-6, 7-6 triumph over Luke Tedaldi at No. 6. Yale finishes the season 6-14 overall and 2-5 in Ivy play.
Singles #1 #121 Brandon Wai (Y) def. #75 Adil Shamasdin (B) 4-6,6-2,6-1 #2 #105 Nick Goldberg (B) def. Ryan Murphy (Y) 2-6,6-2,6-3 #3 #124 Eric Thomas (B) def. Rowan Reynolds (Y) 6-7,6-1,6-0 #4 Richard Moss (B) def. Milosz Gudzowski (Y) 6-0,6-7,1-0 (8) #5 Phil Charm (B) def. Rory Green (Y) 6-0,6-2 #6 Matthew Feldman (Y) def. Luke Tedaldi (B) 7-6,7-6report by Sam Rubin '95, Yale Sports Publicity
Doubles #1 Adil Shamasdin/Nick Goldberg (B) def. Ryan Murphy/Brandon Wai (Y) 8-3 #2 Eric Thomas/Saurabh Kohli (B) def. Rowan Reynolds/Chris Lawler (Y) 8-6 #3 Phil Charm/Richard Moss (B) def. Milosz Gudzowski/Rory Green (Y) 8-0


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How To Hang An Exterior Door That Is Not Prehung
You probably know that pre-hung doors are usually more convenient than slab doors, provided you manage to find a style that suits your needs and your doorway has a standard size. Pre-hung doors come in limited styles, which is a serious downside.
However, if you would like to adapt your favorite vintage door-style to adequately fit your constricted alleyway or back entry, you will need to hang it by yourself. This involves setting the hinges, installing the jamb and setting the knob. In a couple of ways, hanging your own door can actually be quicker and easier compared to installing a pre-hung door.


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Chances are, the last time you bit into a sweet, buttery ear of corn was five or six months ago. Wasn't it delicious? Your last fully ripe, deeply red tomato salad scattered with herbs followed by a perfect local peach? Seems like such a long time ago.
Perhaps you have been perusing seed catalogs, dreaming about next summer's garden. When you go grocery shopping this time of year, do you look at the produce section and go . . . "Meh"?
Do not despair; this is the perfect time to expand your vegetable repertory. There are plenty of interesting root vegetables, alliums, and cruciferous vegetables that take well to wintertime cooking. Stews, ragouts, and warm salads made entirely with vegetables or with just a bit of meat or fish added are a welcome change this chilly time of year.
I like to mix potatoes with celery root in a purée or gratin. Brussels sprouts roasted or shredded and pan-fried with a bit of crisped pancetta make a wonderful winter side dish. I had it last night! Endive is delicious in small doses in a salad, but try it in the classic French style, braised whole and perhaps topped with toasted breadcrumbs or grated cheese. This is also a good time to try those peculiar vegetables that baffle us, the ones hidden around the corner of the I.G.A., chayote, plantains, and spaghetti squash.
Carrots are good all year round as is broccoli raab. Try the carrots blanched, then sautéed with a bit of butter and topped with minced chives. Broccoli raab cooked with a few ounces of hot Italian sausage mixed with orecchiette is an economical and hearty one-dish meal.
It's also okay to dabble with canned and frozen vegetables. Artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, olives, lima beans, and black-eyed peas can be incorporated into casseroles and salads.
Plant foods can provide you with all the nourishment you need to live and thrive. Our primitive ancestors started out eating little else, and many cultures still do. For most of the 20th century nutritional science aimed to define an "adequate" diet, and determined our "minimal" requirements for balance. More recently, nutritional science is focused on defining the "optimal" diet. After comparing health statistics from around the world, people now realize that plants are the planet's biochemical virtuosos!
Beets belong to the goosefoot family, and their closest relatives, chard and spinach, are cultivated for their leafy greens. Beets have a remarkably high sugar content, which makes them delicious when roasted with other root vegetables, such as parsnips and celery root. They are also divine pickled and served with prosciutto and patés.
Broccoli is related to kohlrabi, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and kale. Broccoli raab is more closely related to the turnip. Look for heads of broccoli that are firm and bright green, any yellowing or tiny yellow flower buds are a sign of age and poor quality. With broccoli raab, choose tender fleshy stems with the flower heads still closed.
Carrots, which are closely related to parsley and fennel, contribute a sweet, rich character to stocks, marinades, soups, and sauces. But they shine best when cooked alone or with a few other vegetables. Look for firm, crisp carrots with smooth, unblemished skin, avoid those with soft or discolored spots. If tops are still attached, they should be bright green and not wilted.
Both celery and celery root have strong herbaceous flavors. Originally, celery was considered useful only for medicinal purposes. Celery root, the milder of the two, is delicious raw in a mustardy vinaigrette or cooked with other cold season vegetables like chestnuts, fennel, and artichokes.
There is a great variety of winter squashes available, butternut, acorn, Delicata, Hubbard, and Kabocha. They can be diced and sautéed, made into soups or gratins, simmered in chicken stock with onions, flavored with bacon, mixed into a risotto . . . the possibilities are endless.
Of tropical origin, the sweet potato develops more sweetness and flavor while in storage, making it another ideal winter vegetable. I buy quite a few at a time, bake them all, and figure out what to do with them the rest of the week.
Sometimes in restaurants I order two vegetable side dishes and a salad instead of the usual appetizer and entree. I have found out that an imaginative selection of side dishes reflects creativity in the kitchen.
So we all miss those fleeting treats of summer. They are still five or six months away from us. In the meantime, why not explore the everyday and the more unusual vegetables of winter?
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Married And Flirting Duplicate Memberships Has To Stop
I've had software installed that will alert me when someone that is a member here signs on with a new user name. This is being done to help protect our members from being hurt by people pretending they are someone they are not. If your computer savvy I'm sure you can get around it but for the most part its better than nothing.
If you are already using multiple user names please stop now and even I wont know who is who but the next time you log on with a different name I will get a PM telling me what your old name and new name are.
You will then be asked why by me or one of the mods. If the reason is a good one it is a good one. If not than we will out you plain and simple. This is really bothering me now and we wont put up with it any longer.
People here deserve to be treated with respect and these little games have to stop NOW!
Saying it was just for fun or I didnt know is not a good answer :(
thanks Penny cause I think I may have been duped by someone playing games - but not sure. If I can prove it I'll let you know - but you'll probably catch them before I can.
Appreciate the hard work you do!
Amen to that Penny!
Thank you for always looking out for us.
Hopefully this will weed out those people who are only here to cause trouble.
Penny thanks for all the looking out for us that you do.,....if you need any help I am here standing behind you!!!!!!
People that dont want to be found out by their spouses should not use the same user name that their partner would be able to find here by google. Everyone should Google their user name and see what pops up. If anyone wants a new user name we will be glad to change it for them
Grow up people. Don't play games. It is too bad it has to come to this.
Thanks Penny! :hug::hug:
Still an issue huh??....you are being very nice about it and have shown a lot of patience....I woulda sent them a pm with one warning...next infraction gets ya outted.....and more after that...gets some of ur privileges revoked or banned....
Thank you, Penny.
I so hate people that play head games...like things arent hard enough in certain peoples life...but to be played like that is just way wrong!!!!!
Thank you Penny, I sure hope you catch them,,,,to many tears and broken hearts can happen with others stupidity!!!
Thanks for being our protector while the rest of us have fun. It is much appreciated and not acknowledged enough. :hug:
Thank you Penny! Your thoughtfulness is appreciated.
Thank you, Penny...really hope this puts an end to it!
Thanks Penny...you're the best!
no pm's tonight ;)
One more reason why you can't trust anyone online. You never know who you are talking to really. I feel bad for people who get taken advantage of.
Thank you Penny. It's too bad it has to be this way :hug:
Totally agree Kissie, ty
Bumping to ensure it is read by everyone.
Yes rebumping, I got one this morning but its not even a regular. He will be contacted
Thankyou Penny
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'The Catch' - Ten Years Laterby Ryan Lutz '13, The Bachelor • November 9, 2011 Share:
This Indianapolis Star photo shows Ryan Short tipping the ball back toward Kurt Casper who was waiting in the endzone. See video at the bottom of the page.
From the 11-11-11 Issue of The Bachelor - Ten years ago history was made. It has been called "The Monon Miracle" or "The Catch" and numerous other phrases. None of them however, can do justice to what happened that day.
It was the Monon Bell Game and the ball was on the 48-yard-line with just under three seconds to go; Jake Knott rolls out of the pocket and throws the ball to All-American tight end Ryan Short. Short tipped it backwards to teammate Kurt Casper who caught it in the end zone as the clock ran out, without a single Dannie around him.
"It was my last game at Wabash," Casper said, "and it was the last time I would play. I couldn't ask for a better ending."
Knott remembers every detail. "There was this overall sense among the team that the day was going to end up alright. Even when we had the ball with less than three seconds left, the team had a sense of calm. Like we knew we were gonna be ok."
At that point in the rivalry DePauw had won the Bell for five straight years. Those final seconds of the game would not only bring the Bell back to Wabash, but would start Wabash's era of dominant hard-nosed football. Beating DePauw and making playoffs became an expectation that had to be met every year.
"Before that play happened Coach was running up and down the sidelines yelling 'You gotta believe, you gotta believe' he wasn't just yelling at us either. Coach was shouting at the crowd to getting everyone in the game" Knott said.
Since then Wabash has taken that momentum from the win, and hasn't looked back. The Little Giants' Bell game record is 7-3 since 'The Catch.' Wabash has made the playoffs five times since then. Six if you include this year.
"We practiced that play every week" Short said. "We actually had a really good success rate with it in practice. To pull it off in a game was something else though. Once he caught it I heard a massive explosion from the crowd, and it was sheer euphoria."
In the years that have followed the Monon Miracle Wabash football has become a dominant force in the NCAC. As for the big three involved in that piece of Wabash History, Casper, Knott and Short have each gone on to establish themselves in the professional world. Casper works for a Pharmaceutical company, Knott works for Merrill Lynch in their private banking and investment sector, and Short is a special education teacher for Plainfield High School as well as a football coach.
It's often scary for athletes to contemplate their future after their final game, especially when you leave the game like these three did.
"I think the biggest thing I could tell anyone is to appreciate the opportunities that you have been given, because there are alums who would give anything to come back in and play," Short said.
Playing football for Wabash College is an experience. Every player who has put on that red and white uniform becomes a part of something that is truly great. "It basically personifies the small school sports atmosphere," Casper said. "It's awesome to see how important this game is to everyone involved."
"Everyone pays attention to this rivalry," Knott said, "I like going to the game to find out who our big stage players are. I mean in big games like Monon some guys perform and some guys fold. I want to see our guys rise to the occasion."
The Bell Game is something that alums talk about forever, just look at Short, Casper and Knott. This year all three of Wabash graduates will be in attendance, wearing the red and white as our Little Giants take the field to face the DePauw Tigers.


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Links I Like is a collection of blogs, articles and books I've come across recently and thought they were worth sharing. Click here for past Links I Like.
- Tim Challies on Thinking biblically about CJ Mahaney and sovereign grace ministries. This is a great article on how to think biblically when someone has been wronged or there is disagreements in a church.
- 8 ways to raise kids biblically in a pornified culture.
- Aimee Byrd on The UFC and femininity. This is just an extension of "men and women are created equal and not different" line of thinking as opposed to a more biblical approach "men and women are equal but different". Not sure why anyone is surprised that women are now competing in UFC.
- Kevin DeYoung on What someone should say about homosexuality and the Bible.
- Ed Stetzer on 5 ways not to be an arrogant pastor.
- 6 ways to preach with passion.
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Applications for a DEP Access Permit are available at most DEP offices, watershed town halls, and various watershed tackle/sport shops. Permit applications can also be downloaded here and mailed to NYCDEP - Access Permits, 71 Smith Avenue, Kingston, NY, 12401. It typically takes about two weeks for DEP to process and mail Access Permits so applicants should plan accordingly to avoid delays. Recreational users who are at least 18 years old may visit the on-line Access Permit System, especially if they need their permit immediately.
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