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Tech Physics Professor Sonnenfeld Featured on "Pulse of the Planet" Radio Show
By Thomas Guengerich
SOCORRO, N.M., March 18, 2009 – New Mexico Tech physics professor Dr. Richard Sonnenfeld will be featured in a "best of" series of radio spots for "Pulse of the Planet."
The radio show is broadcast on more than 200 radio stations around the world, including KANW in Albuquerque and KABR in Alamo.
Sonnenfeld's one-minute spot focused on his research into lightning. Recorded at Langmuir Lab, Sonnenfeld talks about using weather balloons to record lightning strikes and how he uses physics to further the understanding of lightning.
"Physics-wise, we want to understand where the charge goes," he says. "Is it the top or does it leave charge behind? We'd like to measure exactly what happens, so we can understand more about how lightning propagates."
He says that scientists have found that electric charges flow in two directions. Packets of electric charges flow toward the tip of the lightning bolt and, conversely, another packet goes backwards away from the tip.
"This was never observed before," he says.
Sonnenfeld recorded himself while at work at Langmuir. Those recordings were converted into several Pulse of the Planet radio spots. One in particular will be rebroadcast April 21.
For more about the show, visit pulseplanet.com.

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Explore Intimate Relationships as a Vehicle to Spiritual Transformation
The Vajrayana, or tantric tradition of Buddhism, teaches ways of being in relationship that open unique gateways to spiritual awakening. These teachings are some of the most advanced—in the past often restricted—teachings in Buddhism. Modern people are uniquely situated to do some of their deepest spiritual work in the context of intimate relationship yet lack the profound instructions and practices needed to do so; with The Tantric Consort, here they are.
What You Will Receive:
- Four video sessions—more than seven hours of teachings, yours to download and keep
- Guided meditations and exercises with Dr. Reggie Ray
- Advanced practices from the tantric tradition
Who Is the Tantric Consort?
The Vajrayana or tantric tradition says that spirituality in the fullest sense cannot be an isolated, solitary, purely self-involved enterprise. Rather, we make the deepest journey of transformation and ultimate fulfillment only in relationship—with our deepest nature, with our unique karmic situations, with the people in our lives, and with the living universe around us. Through being in connection with these others, we are inspired, we love, and we open. We learn at the deepest levels that we are never one alone but always two-by-two, always in connection, always in the love relationship with all that is; and therein lies our life and our realization.
The tantric consort is the ultimate other. In fact, in the tantric tradition, it is said that moment by moment, he or she represents to us the entire phenomenal world. In other words, in the consort, we most deeply and completely meet the sacred universe in its entirety—a perhaps outrageous claim, but one that experience proves. Through the practice of taking the consort as representing the sacred totality, we learn to love more deeply than we ever imagined possible—first the consort, then everything that is. We see where we habitually hold back and hide out; we practice ways to release our masks, blockages, and obstacles; and ultimately we find union, where releasing our narcissistic fixation on ourselves and discovering our profound and eternal oneness with the consort—and through him or her the world—are the same thing. Ultimately, our ability to journey on the path of the tantric consort comes down to our own willingness, bravery, and devotion in cultivating an open heart and in learning to love the beloved openly and without limit.
By sharing ancient Vajrayana teachings on the view of the consort relationship, as well as guiding us through specific, powerful meditations, Dr. Ray leads us to both an understanding and an experience of the tantric consort as the gateway to our own awakening. He emphasizes learning practices that can be carried forward into our lives, including several heart-based meditations to be practiced on our own or with a partner.
Many believe that the goal of spiritual practice is enlightenment or liberation, but the human animal actually longs for much, much more. Instinctually, we yearn for what we know is possible: fulfillment, joy, and union with all of creation. Opening to our longing to connect with the tantric consort is the gateway, and learning to relate with him or her openheartedly is the path.


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Daniel Craig
The "Skyfall" Interview with Kam Williams
Born in Chester, England on March 2, 1968, and raised on the Wirral Peninsula outside Liverpool, Daniel Craig has gone from waiting tables as a struggling actor to playing the legendary James Bond. In between, the versatile thespian has tackled a variety of roles, which is reflected in a resume which includes outings in Elizabeth, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Road to Perdition, The Mother, Sylvia, Layer Cake, Fateless, Munich and Infamous prior to his 2006 debut as 007 in Casino Royale.
Since then, the Brit beefcake has also appeared in The Invasion, Defiance, Cowboys & Aliens, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and another Bond flick, The Quantum of Solace. Here, Daniel talks about his third go-round as the secret agent with the proverbial "License to Kill" in Skyfall, a riveting adventure which establishes him as the best 007 since the standard was set by Sean Connery back in the Sixties.
Kam Williams: Hey, Daniel. Is that you? I'm surprised, because most celebrities have their publicist place the call and then put them on the line.
Daniel Craig: I can dial the phone myself. Amazing! [Chuckles]
KW: We'll, thanks for the interview. I loved Skyfall. How did you enjoy making it?
DC: Immensely! Immensely! It's been the culmination of a lot of effort by many different people. We've been very busy prepping over the entire, four-year hiatus. I won't lie, it was very hard work and sometimes very intense, but with a cast this good and a crew that's just out of this world, it added up to a great, great experience.
KW: I told my readers I'd be interviewing you, and they sent in a lot of questions. Editor/Legist Patricia Turnier asks: How is Skyfall different from all the other Bond movies?
DC: I suppose the only way I could say it's different is that it's a modern take. But we've been very careful that, throughout the film, you never forget that you're watching a James Bond movie since that, of course, is what people come to see. And we want you to make all the sort of nods to the past, and to make sure that we not only reintroduce characters that everybody knows by now but also introduce some new ones as well. We had a great story with a unique plot.
KW: Children's book author Irene Smalls asks: Do you feel at all intimidated as the face of such an enduring and beloved film franchise?
DC: Well, I don't know about feeling intimidated. But there is a little pressure in the back of your mind when you've been afforded a chance to make a movie of this stature. But it's a good pressure. It spurs people on. I know that Sam [director Sam Mendes] and I were in total agreement that we just wanted to make the best Bond we could, not only because of the 50 year anniversary, but because you don't have a chance to make one very often. So, we had better make a good one.
KW: Film student Jamaal Green asks: How did you prepare yourself physically and mentally to play 007 this time around?
DC: I just hit the gym for the physical side of it. I'm training about six months before we start shooting. Three months out I kind of up the rate, and try to get as fit as I can. The mental preparation involves long, long, long discussions with the writers and the directors to make sure we're all on the same page.
KW: Larry Greenberg asks: What is the coolest gadget we will get to see you use in the film?
DC: I can't tell you that, Larry. [Chuckles, then pauses to think] The DB5! [The Aston Martin first driven by 007 in Goldfinger] It's still there and it's still one of the best gadgets there ever was.
KW: Director Kevin Williams asks: What did you bring to your interpretation of James Bond to make the role your own?
DC: I don't know, just my knowledge of the way I like to act. I've always felt that I could never be as good as the guys who've gone before, or even like them in any way, shape or form, so I have to kind of try to create something. I always had a grand plan that if I ever had the chance to make a few of these that something would emerge, and I'm really sort of pleased with how things have worked out, because it gave us an opportunity to get into Bond's head a little bit.
KW: Well, I think you're being extremely modest. Yes, Sean Connery may have set the standard as the originator of the role, but I think you've done a phenomenal job and eclipsed all the other Bonds while making the role your own.
DC: Thanks, Kam.
KW: Ilene Proctor says, Daniel. You are such a phenomenally talented actor. What has been your favorite role to date?
DC: Ooh, wow! That's a really hard question to answer. I've loved a lot of what I've done. It's a very difficult question to answer because each individual movie has a very specific memory. I'd have to put James Bond near the top for sure.
KW: I've enjoyed the versatility of your work which ranges from a relationship drama like Mother to the historical thriller Munich to the Holocaust drama Defiance. What a mix!
DC: Yeah, I get around.
KW: Laz Lyles asks: Do we discover anything new about Bond's mental make-up, motivations or fears in this film?
DC: Without giving anything away, Laz, yes we do.
KW: Kate Newell says: I loved your performance with the Queen in the Olympic opening ceremonies. Is she going to be your new Bond girl? Is there any chance of you two working together again?
DC: I shouldn't think so. I believe that was just a one off. [Director] Danny Boyle did such an extraordinary job with it. I was very proud to be part of the opening ceremony and it was an extraordinary opportunity for me to act with the Queen and to go to the palace.
KW: Harriet Pakula-Teweles asks: did you play a role in picking the Bond girls? DC: Oh, no, not really, that's Sam's job, although I certainly encouraged him when I thought he was on the right track.
KW: Harriet also asks. Which was your favorite location to shoot on?
DC: I enjoy them all, but London was the best one this time around, because we shot at a number of places there that you don't normally get to shoot. And I think that plays very beautifully in the film.
KW: Eddie Von Der Schmidt asks: Have there been moments in your career where you personally doubted the likelihood of breaking through and finding success?
DC: I never really had that in mind. I got rid of my desire to make it a long time ago. I actually have just enjoyed working. I've always felt that when you're only trying to strive to be successful, and you're always worried about the grass being greener somewhere else, then you've failed. I've simply enjoyed the experience of working with people more than anything else, and that's where I've put all my energy. Of course, I had a desire to be successful, too, but when I first started acting, all I wanted to do was pay the rent. I counted achieving that as the biggest success.
KW: Is there any question no one ever asks you, that you wish someone would?
DC: God, no! [LOL]
KW: What is your favorite dish to cook?
DC: Spaghetti vongole. It's spaghetti with clams in a white wine sauce.
KW: When you look in the mirror, what do you see?
DC: Me, I see me.
KW: If you could have one wish instantly granted, what would that be for?
DC: To banish hate. That's a bit of a Miss World beauty pageant question, but I really do wish people would stop hating each other.
KW: The Ling-Ju Yen question: What is your earliest childhood memory?
DC: Playing in my backyard. At about the age of 3, I would imagine.
KW: The Judyth Piazza question: What key quality do you believe all successful people share?
DC: The people I admire are the ones who allow the people around them to do their job. The most successful people I've met in my life are the ones who've had the ability to encourage and get the best out of people.
KW: Attorney Bernadette Beekman asks: What is your favorite charity?
DC: I have several: Dr. Bernardo's children's charity... a friend of mine runs a charity called Safe Africa, which is dedicated to the eradication of disease and poverty in Africa... another is the RNLI, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, which I try to help out as much as I can... and a few others. But you know what? It may be a cultural thing, but I kind of keep my charity work private, maybe because I'm English. I think it's a private matter. That's the way I grew up.
KW: Thanks again for the time, Daniel. It's been an honor.
DC: Nice to talk to you, Kam. Bye!
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Bloodline - The Ryuzaki Family
Welcome to the Ryuzaki family blog.
To all of you new and potential readers, welcome. As some of you may have some questions, I shall endeavor to answer them ahead of time as best I can. I accept and welcome all feedback & comments, both positive and negative. I am always thinking of ways to improve my writing, and your feedback directly affects the changes I may or may not make. If you are a new reader you will soon notice that the first 2 generations were not posted here on blogspot. I originally posted them in my LJ, but as I release newer chapters, they will be here on blogspot. I thank you for your understanding.
"Family History:" - Feel free to click the family tree to stay updated on the family as a whole throughout all it's branches. Regardless of the current posted chapter, the family tree will always be updated. So even if my sims are pregnant and have given birth, whether I've posted the chapter or not, you will see the baby in the family tree. It stays up to date at all times.
"Why is this called a bloodline and not a legacy?" - A legacy is a challenge with specific rules & requirements, often resulting in an assortment of names usually ending in "acy." For example: Legacy, hotacy, fatacy, etc. A bloodline is rather self explanatory. You follow the bloodline, plain and simple. Life is not restrained by rules and regulations, anything can happen at anytime. Houses may be bought, changed or sold, some may die, and some may marry, have children, adopt, etc. There are no restrictions in life, so simlife is no different. Therefore a bloodline is not restricted to the rules and regulations that tie down legacies in their many forms. As you follow a bloodline you will follow pure life, where anything can happen at anytime.
"Heirs?" - Voting on heirs is purely optional, like traditional royal families as well as family's that follow a generational tradition, usually the first born male is to be the heir. However, if he is unsuitable for the role, or has a twin brother, then I will certainly post a poll to vote. The results of the poll will not be set in stone, but will greatly affect my final decision. If no males are born, or if they meet an untimely death, then the eldest female of blood relation will inherit the role as head of the family.
"Authors Note:" - Just as people live and experience life as it comes, the same goes for my sims. If an unfortunate accident befalls one of my sims, regardless of status or relation, I will not intervene. (example: If my current head of household were to drown by accident or die in a fire, I will not exit and re-load my game. I would continue, just as life would continue.) The same goes for finances, traits and relationships. I do not, and will never use cheats in any way, shape, or form. All items & possessions you see are legitimately purchased with finances that were earned.
"Personal Note:" - I apologize if I seem long-winded, the reason why I mentioned the above information is simply so you understand the conditions that the family's life is progressed. If you've been reading then you already know things can become very interesting, I suppose my best advice is simply to read the first few chapters and see for yourself. To those that give my family a chance, you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!


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Japanese daytime drama "Shiawase no jikan"(Toukai TV station), or "Time of Happiness" in English, has become notorious for setting hearts a-racing and palms a-sweating with to its saucy depiction of extramarital liaisons. In this drama both sexes find themselves, in someway or another, indulging in illicit flings, with most of the affairs getting, shall we say 'messy', fairly quickly.
As far as dramas go, adultery or some form of sexual depiction is a secure way to increase the viewing ratings, but what about the marital situation of the 'real' Japanese housewives out there? A recent poll has the answers!


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The Bluffton High wrestling team got a pair of starters back in the lineup for the first time all season, but it wasn't enough to get past rival Hilton Head Island.
Hilton Head got a couple of late pins to defeat the host Bobcats 42-32 in a non-region dual Thursday night.
Bluffton senior Austin Farmer had an easy pin in his first match of the season, wrestling up a class at 145 pounds. Harry Chirinos lost his season debut at 170 by pin midway through the third period. The pair could not compete last semester for academic reasons, Farmer said, and was cleared to wrestle Thursday before the match.
"I was glad to come back for Hilton Head, because we don't like Hilton Head and they don't like us," said Farmer, who has placed in the last three state tournaments. "But I'm just upset that our team didn't perform as well as we thought we would."
Bluffton coach John Hollman said losing the pre-match coin toss put the Bobcats, who have a thin roster this season, at a disadvantage.
Hilton Head was able to turn several matchups in its favor by choosing which wrestlers to send out at key weight classes. Most Bluffton wrestlers wound up competing a class or two above their normal spots.
"We beat them earlier on in the year with a lesser lineup. We fully expected to do the same thing tonight, but it came down to the coin flip," Hollman said.
"We didn't get the matchups we needed to get and we were forced to send guys out at weights we didn't want to send them. The advantage was totally theirs.
"(Hilton Head) got to play chess tonight with three queens."
The Seahawks led throughout, using their advantage early to get two pins at 220 and 285 for a 12-0 lead.
Bluffton got within 30-26 behind a 6-2 decision for Nick Stead at 106 and pins by Levi Joly (120), Talon Seitz (138), Farmer and Michael Meyerink (160), but Hilton Head's clinching pins at 170 and 182 were enough to secure the victory.
The returns of Farmer and Chirinos bolster the Bobcats' depth, but Hollman said earlier SCHSL Region 8-AAAA losses already have put Bluffton out of contention for the state team tournament.
After a team tournament Saturday at Heathwood Hall in Columbia and the region finale Wednesday against Colleton County, Bluffton's wrestlers will turn their attention to qualifying for the state individual tournament.
"It's mainly individuals right now," Farmer said. "We've got a team tournament this weekend that we hope to take first in."


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BAYAMON, Puerto Rico (AP) T.J. Warren had 22 points and eight rebounds to lead No. 6 North Carolina State to a 72-55 win over Penn State in the opening round of the Puerto Rico Tipoff on Thursday.
C.J. Leslie had 14 points and Rodney Purvis added 12 points for the Wolfpack (2-0). Purvis was 3 for 3 on 3-pointers and N.C. State shot 8 for 16 from beyond the arc.
Tim Frazier led the Nittany Lions (1-1) with 23 points. D.J. Newbill had 13 points and Jermaine Marshall added 11 points for Penn State, which shot 3 for 19 on 3-pointers.
Leading 37-30 early in the second half, N.C. State went on a 10-0 run to put the game away. Leslie had five points in the run and also assisted on Richard Howell's 3-point play.
Warren had five points in the Wolfpack's 10-2 run early in the first half.


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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2007 News Releases > April 2007 > WBU alum, former employee getting attention for technology
WBU alum, former employee getting attention for technology
SAN MARCOS – The work of one Wayland alumnus is garnering nationwide attention for innovative use of some of the newest technology.
As coordinator of instructional technology at the San Marcos Consolidated School District, Ronda Stonecipher (BS'86, MEd'99) has recently added fielding calls from media outlets to her busy job description. A program implemented a year ago is still getting media attention, perhaps because it encourages students to use gadgets that before were considered only for entertainment.
Stonecipher, who has worked in the district with 7,500 students for 18 months, was fairly new on the job when she saw the release of the new video iPod, the portable digital media player by Apple, out at Christmas 2005. Seeing potential for educational uses, she suggested the district purchase the video iPods for use with new immigrant students learning English as their second language.
"Everybody thinks it's just a music player," Stonecipher said. "But when I saw the video iPod, I saw a way to put the digital curriculum on them so kids had access 24 hours a day."
Stonecipher admits the district thought she'd fallen off her rocker. But when she explained the incredible potential for integrating learning with the already popular digital gadgets, folks got on board. They purchased the first set of iPods in February 2006 and were only the third school district in the nation to use the technology in classrooms.
"Everybody thought I was crazy at first, but once we showed them the Podcasts we could put on there and other materials, they changed their tune very quickly," she laughed. "I partnered first with the bilingual coordinator to work with her kids, and she was really excited with what it could do for them."
Stonecipher and the bilingual coordinator developed resources including streaming video lessons, video flash cards to learn vocabulary words, Power Point presentations and lessons using an attached microphone, where students could record themselves reading passages in English, then play it back and critique themselves. They also got help from other students to create audio versions of books so students could read along with native English speakers and learn the language.
The district was pleasantly surprised with the results. Even Stonecipher, who knew the vast potential, has been amazed to see the transformation.
"We knew it would help accelerate their learning but we didn't know how quickly. We saw instant results overnight," she said. "Their grades improved within a week, and when we compared their spring to the past fall, our bilingual students increased by a letter grade increment in almost every subject.
"The program helps these kids master the language and the curriculum at once. They're really motivated to use it and learn," she added. "We've also noticed those students don't have as much as an accent. They can watch videos of native English speakers and are mimicking what they're hearing."
The district was so pleased with the progress of bilingual students they allowed Stonecipher to explore more uses of the video iPods. She said San Marcos schools currently use them with special education students, deaf students and elementary music classes.
When the district opened its newest elementary school this past fall, the building was totally wireless and the technology was immediately employed, with help from Stonecipher.
"All of the third- and fourth-grade students have the Palm TXs, a new model of the Palm Pilot with a wireless Internet connection," she explains. "We put streaming videos on there that correlate with lessons, and we can load lecture notes and presentations and music on there as well. We've found that successful, since linking music with learning really helps the brain recall facts."
Stonecipher said the Palms have a mini version of Microsoft Office on them, including Word, Excel and Power Point, and come with a wireless keyboard. Students can complete their homework on the Palm, email it to the teacher and it can be emailed back after being graded… all without the use of paper. They've also loaded e-books, with digitized pages that can be scrolled through and read and are more easily portable than their traditional, bound library counterparts.
"One thing the teachers really like is the calendar and task list, and they use that to put homework assignments out and send notes home to parents," she added. "The note can be signed with a digital stylus and then sent back to the teacher."
The results have been positive in both academic and other arenas.
"We've seen better attendance rates, increased grades and test performance. Students are actively learning," Stonecipher said. "We have fewer discipline problems as well. They are more actively engaged and are not thinking about acting up. They want to learn and do the activities on the electronic devices.
"Basically what we're doing is meeting them on their own terms. They grew up in a digital world, so we're training them using those methods."
Stonecipher and her husband, Dale "Stoney," who is a coach and teacher at Lockhart, have two children. Kelsey, 16, is a sophomore at Gonzales High School where the family still lives. Ty, 13, attends Goodnight Junior High in San Marcos. After earning her education at Wayland, Ronda worked in the Information Technology department at WBU and taught computer courses at the Lubbock campus and online before the family moved south.


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A Camp Lejeune Marine was charged with murder and is under suicide watch in the Onslow County Jail late Wednesday after his infant son died earlier in the day.
Updated at 7:19 p.m.
A Camp Lejeune Marine was charged with murder and is under suicide watch in the Onslow County Jail late Wednesday after his infant son died earlier in the day.
Two-month-old Deklin John King spent his final moments in a hospital bed after doctors removed life support at 11 a.m. Wednesday. By 1 p.m., he was dead.
His father Sgt. Jordan Thomas King, who was in jail on a child abuse count, was charged by the Onslow County Sheriff�s Office with an open count of murder. He was previously charged with intentional child abuse inflicting serious injury.
King, 27, is an electrical systems technician with Combat Logistics Battalion 22, according to base officials. He joined the Corps in 2008.
He has two sons with Amanda Eversole. Deklin was born Nov. 18, according to the Onslow County Register of Deeds.
In 2010, King purchased a home on Kennebec Lane in Winding River Estates, a subdivision outside Richlands.
King stands accused of fracturing his son�s skull in two places and causing severe bruising on the back of his head, according to arrest warrants.
Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown said toddlers often receive those types of injuries because they are crying and a frustrated parent loses his or her temper.
�I would suggest to parents that before they reach that stage of anger that they call a friend, family member or anyone to help calm them down,� Brown said.
King was under special watch and being kept in an anti-suicide smock Wednesday night, according an official involved in the case.
Jacksonville lawyer Wally Paramore is temporarily representing King until he hires or is court-appointed an attorney. Paramore said King is distraught over his son�s death.
�He is very upset over this,� Paramore said. �I�ve spoken to his family and they are very broken up as well.�
The case began around 5 p.m. Friday at the Naval Hospital when staff reported to authorities that an abused child had been brought to the hospital by his father. The child was airlifted from Naval Hospital to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville on Friday and immediately placed on life support.
After an investigation aided by NCIS agents, Sgts. Lucinda Hernandez and Robert Spade, detectives with the Onslow County Sheriff�s Office, arrested King on Saturday. He was released on a $25,000 bond.
At his first appearance Monday morning, the presiding judge upped King�s bond to $500,000. King is now being held without bond with a court appearance set for 11 a.m. Thursday.
Contact Daily News Senior Reporter Lindell Kay at 910-219-8455 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter and friend him on Facebook @ 1lindell.
Updated at 6:03 p.m.
Authorities say that at approximately 5 p.m. on Feb. 8, the medical staff at the Naval Hospital called the Onslow County Sheriff's Office to report a child abuse case.
Detective Sgt. Lucinda Hernandez and Detective Sgt. Robert Spade were assigned to investigate the case, according to information from the OCSO. Both detectives spoke with the hospital medical person on the matter and were told the father, Jordan King, had brought the child to the hospital. Jordan King was at the hospital and so was the two month old when the detectives arrived.
That afternoon, the infant was air lifted to Pitt Memorial.
Detectives interviewed Jordan King. Naval Criminal Investigative Services aboard Camp Lejeune assisted the sheriff�s office detectives. Information developed from the interview that produced probable cause sufficient to support charging Jordan King with felony child abuse of intentionally inflicting serious physical injury. Detectives escorted Jordan King before the magistrate to have a criminal warrant issued. He was incarcerated in jail under a $25,000 bond and was bonded out of jail Saturday morning at approximately 7 a.m.
Jordan King�s bond was increased to $500,000 during his first court appearance.
On Friday, when the two month old arrived at the Pitt Memorial Hospital, the receiving medical staff immediately placed him on a life support system. The physical injuries involved major damage to the vital organs to such extent that the future life of the victim could not be sustained without the life support system.
At 11 a.m. today, the life support system was removed. At 1 p.m. the infant died.
A Richlands man charged with child abuse over the weekend has been charged with murder in his son's death.
Jordan Thomas King, 27, of Kennebec Lane, was charged Wednesday with murder in the death of two-month-old Deklin John King, according to warrants.
King was accused of fracturing the infant's skull in two places and causing severe bruising on the back of the head, according to warrants.
Bond was denied.
King's first court appearance is scheduled for Thursday morning.
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The Introduction to Residential Service Charge Dispute Resolution e-learning course will provide you with an overview of insight into Residential Service Charge Dispute Resolution in England and Wales. Designed and delivered using video this course provides guidance on how to deal with enquiries and complaints effectively through to appearing before the Residential Property Tribunal.
The role of the tribunal, preparing and presenting your case and dealing with questions at tribunal will also be examined. Advice on how to avoid disputes through compliance and communication will be provided along with the role of ADR and Mediation in service charge disputes.


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In Memory of the Donors and Benefactors from Overseas
We will include here letters of greeting that were printed in the booklets that were published by the Organization for the Assistance of the Community of Zuromin in the United States from the years 1939, 1947, and 1953.
A historical survey of the establishment of the Committee for Assistance of Zuromin in New York.
In the chaos that followed the First World War, in which Jews participated in the battlefields of Europe with the aim of opening up vistas and establishing just governments, they had hoped that they would be granted rights among the population in whose midst they live. However, what we did see was that despite the battles that they fought, they received oppression and stifling suppression in return. However Israel, the stubborn Jew, refused to be destroyed, either as a nation or as an individual. As if to provoke their sworn enemies throughout the world, they fought valiantly for their lives and existence, in such a way that had never been seen in history. Under these conditions, it was possible to expect that they would turn to their more fortunate brethren in the United States, and that is indeed what happened.
In response to this, in March 1927, 806 dollars were sent to the loan fund and 200 to Maos Chittin. In the meantime, the situation there continued to worsen from year to year, so that in March 1937, a call went forth from the committee of the loan fund to strengthen the organization that served as the sole support for tradesmen and small-scale businessmen, for there were now more borrowers, and it was impossible to provide for their needs. In April, we had a special meeting in the home of Yisrael Opatowski, under the leadership of the author of this article, and it was unanimously decided there to collect donations immediately. Thanks to the generosity of our fellow natives, in August, an initial sum of 1,080 dollars was sent.
However it did not conclude with this. In December of that year, a friendly gathering was arranged with positive results, especially from a spiritual sense. In March 1938, 225 dollars were sent for Maos Chittin. Eight months later, a theater performance was arranged in order to provide direct support for those who had already lost their livelihood and could not even be helped by the loan fund. We sent 200 dollars for this group in November 1938. In December of that year, we sent 200 dollars to the charitable fund. In fact, this was not sufficient, for they were already supporting approximately 300 borrowers. We prepared to publish booklets for the benefit of the fund, and the matter was arranged speedily as these lines were being written. We already see the buds, which in itself is a cause for joy. I hereby stress that it is a great honor to be leading this matter, especially with the participation of the donors in the town. In my conscience, I sense the responsible work that has been placed upon me, and will be carried out to the best of my ability as time passes, and I hope to be able to continue serving in matters that affect my hometown of Zuromin.
By Gedalia Michaelson
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Translated from Hebrew by Jerrold Landau
When the Committee for Assistance of Zuromin set for itself the prime goal of assisting the tradesmen and small-scale merchants through a loan fund and direct assistance to the group that lost all possibility of existence, there remained another very important group that was left without protection and without hope for assistance. This was the group of young children, the future generation, the strong dreamers for a world of justice and humanity. This idea always ignited the maternal feelings of mercy of the group of Zuromin women in New York, and finally the matter materialized. This was at the end of December 1937 when Mrs. Mindel Bruk of Zuromin was visiting New York. She visited my home and, with an agonized heart, told about the suffering and hunger of the Jewish children, who see the Christian children being supported amply by the Polish population. With moving words, Mrs. Bruk requested us to remember the poor Jewish children of Zuromin. The writer of these lines decided that evening to set up a women's organization that would support the Milk Fund for the children of Zuromin. We convened a meeting of friends in the home of Sarah Levi on January 31, 1938. After my husband Gedalia Michaelson stressed the importance of establishing a women's organization, the establishment of the committee of Zuromin women was announced on the spot in the presence of Mrs. Bruk and her sister. 25 dollars was collected on the spot. Pauline Michaelson was chosen as chairwoman, and Bella Opatowski as her deputy. The treasurer was Celia Friedman (Moszinski), and Letti Silberman was the secretary. Sarah Levi, Sarah Cohen and Etty Schweizer were also on the committee. This was the beginning of the organization that numbered 17 sisters. At the following meeting, we already dealt with the sending of money for the Milk Fund, and we decided to send 25 dollars each month. The first 50 dollars were sent in June 1938, and I can point out with joy that to this point, we have already sent 300 dollars to cover the coming monthly expenses until June 1939. These were our activities during the brief period of one year, from the establishment of the sisterhood organization. This achievement was thanks to the dedicated work and joint work of the sister-members, who banded together for this pleasant task. In the name of the participants of the various activities, and in the name of all of the sisters in general, I have the honor of expressing my appreciation to you, as well as to the sisters who are overseas, for your assistance (under difficult conditions) in the massive work in helping the young, defenseless Jewish children.
of the financial aid in the United States from the
beginning of the century until 1945 for the Maot
Chittin and Gemilut Chasadim
distribution of milk and rolls in the community of Zuromin in 1938
From right to left, top row: 5 unknown, Avraham Rizowi, Binyamin Leib Rakower, unknown,
Shmuel Karta, Aryeh David Rakower, Shmuel Listopad, Izak Szpilman, Moshe Karta.
The volunteers: Mrs. Lanet, Chana Skoropa, Malka Gruszka, Esther Rozenblum, Mindel Bruk,
Rachel Lewkowicz, Gribski, Chana Fruchobnik, Gittel Frajdenberg, Pesa Sokolower, Hinda Lekajn,
Tova Mitlo, Nicha Mundzek.
Middle row: Shimon Listopad, Nicha Kuner, Sara Listopad, 3 unknown.
Seated: 7 unknown, Yeshayahu Gelbfarb, Avraham Leib Kasziwicz, Yitzchak Yaakov Dragon,
Yaakov Hodesman, Yisrael Yaakov Szlesinger, Michael Kulba, Moshe Szlesinger, unknown,
Shmuel Meir Sokol, Chaim Kwalcz Sokol.
Seated on the ground: unknown, Shmuel Karta, 10 unknown, Gittel Bekerman,
Reizl Bekerman, unknown
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Matt Stover retiring? At the tender age of 43? What's he going to do, sit home all day and wait for the mailman to show up, like lots of other retirees we know?
Me, I still picture Stover working out on a dusty high school field, a couple of kids shagging balls as he kicks field goals through the uprights for hours in the hot sun.
I still picture him hoping the phone will ring and praying it's the Ravens on the other end, telling him they screwed up back in 2009 when they let him go for the training camp tag team of Steve Hauschka and Graham Gano.
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FRISCO, Texas — During the first round of the 2010 playoffs, in his second stint with the Dallas Mavericks — the team and the city he always called home no matter where roamed in the NBA — Eduardo Najera decided to shake things up.
The Spurs were doing a number on the Mavs in Dallas and the muscular, 6-foot-8, 240-pound power forward had seen enough of the slap-and-hack defense on Dirk Nowitzki. So when Manu Ginobili drove the lane, Najera collared him and Ginobili crashed to the floor. The foul deserved to be and was called a flagrant 2, garnering an automatic ejection. But Najera had grabbed everyone's attention.
"It was kind of frustrating to watch some of them hit Dirk in the face," Najera would say. "So I just came in and tried to prove a point that we're going to fight back. And that's what's going to happen."
As a player, Najera, still the only Mexican-born player ever drafted in the NBA, never had to search for an identity. He simply was physical, intense, hard-nosed and unrelenting. Don't mistake the Ginobili foul; Najera wasn't a dirty player, but he wasn't afraid to take the fight to the opponent.
These days those attributes don't translate so well wearing a suit. As a rookie coach of the NBA D-League's Texas Legends, developing an identity, a sideline demeanor, just doesn't come as naturally.
"I am pretty intense," Najera said. "I really believe that my identity as a player has carried on to this level as a coach. Yes, I call it the way I see it. I don't treat players differently, they are all the same to me and I go off on one through 15, and that includes my assistant coaches."
With one month left in the D-League season, the Legends are fighting for a playoff spot. At 16-19, they are currently out of the mix, a 12-game, mid-season losing streak being the culprit. Before and after the streak, the Legends are 16-7. Najera has gotten a hard lesson in the perils of D-League coaching and continuity. Players such as Mike James and Chris Douglas-Roberts got the call-up to the Mavs, Christian Eyenga left for a lucrative deal in China while another solid contributor left for South America.
The Legends' stats page lists 21 players, yet only eight have played in more than 18 of the team's 35 games.
"I feel that as coach, I learned more from the losing streak we had earlier in the year," Najera said. "That really made me understand the game better, made me get everything out of me and made me motivate these kids in a different way."
He said he's borrowing traits from a Hall of Fame-type list of coaches he played under — Don Nelson, George Karl, Larry Brown, Rick Carlisle and Paul Silas –while digging into his experiences as a player to relate to his players.
"Me having a career in the NBA has actually been helping me, it's to my own benefit," Najera said. "These kids actually listen. They're trying to accomplish what I did and they understand that they're not going to be a superstar in the NBA; I wasn't a superstar in the NBA, but they're trying accomplish the same career that I had. And I think that's where my credibility comes from."
Najera, 36, has spent half his life motivating others by breaking barriers. He grew up in Chihuahua, Mexico, following in the footsteps of his father, playing baseball in a baseball-crazed family that included five brothers and a sister. At 14, Najera tried out for his high school baseball team.
"I grew about 6 inches that summer and I remember in high school, the Dodgers came and took two of my friends to their academy in the Dominican Republic," Najera said. "I remember I wanted to be a part of that so bad, but at that time I grew so many inches and then I went and tried out for the baseball team and the coach was like, 'You're too big, why don't you go try out for basketball.' So I tried out for basketball and I loved it."
At 17, Najera, then a senior in high school, left his family and headed to San Antonio as an exchange student.
"I started talking to my family and said if anything, I go and learn a different language, I play at a high level, I learn how to play better and then I come back and I dominate Mexico [professional basketball league], right?" Najera said. "I never went back."
Drafted 38th overall in 2000 by the Houston Rockets and then traded to Dallas, Najera was perfectly positioned to become a hero in his nearby homeland. And he did. Only his success over the next dozen years didn't open the floodgates for Mexican boys overcome with basketball fever.
Grassroots efforts still don't exist in Mexico. The government pours money into soccer academies to train future generations, with baseball being a distant second. While countries around the world continue to develop NBA-caliber players, Gustavo Ayon, a raw, 6-10 forward with the Milwaukee Bucks, is the only Mexican-born player to break into the NBA since Najera entered the league. Ayon, 27, started playing basketball at age 20 and spent several years playing in Mexico and then Spain before getting a chance in the NBA last season.
"That dream kind of gets squashed at a young age because a young kid growing up in Mexico who starts thinking about basketball, there's not really a platform, there's not a foundation, so at some point they forget about it and they start practicing soccer or baseball," Najera said.
"There are a lot of tall Mexicans in the country," Najera laughs, "and there could be a lot of talented players in Mexico. They're just hard to find."
Najera's influence now emanates from new areas within the game. He is the first Mexican-born coach under the NBA umbrella. He's also a minority owner of the Legends, which is co-owned by Mavericks president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson. And when he finds time away from coaching, Najera has been integrated into the Mavs' front office to assist Nelson and owner Mark Cuban with personnel decisions.
Najera isn't sure if he will ultimately prefer the grueling lifestyle of coaching or the decision-making and number-crunching that comes with front-office work.
"I'm in no hurry to make a decision," Najera said. "I'm in a good position financially, but the reality is that I think I want to leave all the doors open and I want to explore all the possibilities, and why not eventually do both? I can explore both situations and pick and choose which one best fits me and which one I love the most."


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- cycling excursions (circuits that commit the tourist to half a day)
- cycle touring itineraries (routes that require a propensity for pedalling)
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Around Pauda by bicycle... customized itineraries with logistic support !
Even if these are no longer waterways for flat bottomed boats as used to be case, whoever experiences river and canal journeys has the impression of entering the area by main door; identifying oneself with the "boatmen of yesteryear", it is possible with my rental bike shop to travel along many embankments and take in the Paduan scenery, understanding in this way the existing relationship between inhabited centres and natural resources.
The almost exclusively flat morphology of the land and the mildness of the climate (the number of rain in a year average only 80!) are another two factors that flavour cycle touring in Padua Province in every season.
The Padua town are connected with the natural sceneries and Terme Euganee with 12 suggested journeys and in 2 categories :
All the journeys have been designed to more or less develop around a circuit, that is with departure and arrival points.
With my rental bike services we can customize your itinerary and deliver the bikes (pick-up or drop off) in all points of your journey, between Italian regions, towns and provinces.
An example : you can start your trip from Padua, go to Garda Lake or dolomites, Pisa or Chianti region, take the train with our bike or request logistic support for transfer the bike and your luggages around the paths of your itinerary.
We must only organize your cycling trip or excursions !
please send an email for receive a free estimate costs and all informations for make your customized bicycle holidays in Italy to
Ciao, and have a nice holidays.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Padua and its Province by bicycle
From the source to the lake, from the lagoon to the river, from the wood to the multitude of cultivated fields : not many lands in temperate climates can boast of such a great variety of ecosystems as that of Padua province.
The work of man in the same area that is more or less a plain if you exclude the isolated microcosm of the Colli Euganei, has produced an exceptionally rich set of historical, cultural and artistic examples : archeological evidence of the ancient Venetians and Romans, castles and medieval hamlets, Venetian villas and Renaissance abbeys.
I would like propose to take the tourists to discover various surroundings and cultural roots of this territory from the perspective with my rental bike shop.
This means of locomotion is ideal for thise who interpret by slow motion and thereby in close contact with the environment.
The choice of bike has been dictated by the fact that it allows one to enter the territory in a respectful, silent and ecological way and thus encourage tourist to immerse themselves in their surroundings and become co-players.
The suggested itineraries that I will publish step by step in this blog are within the capacity of every cyclist, there is no need to be a young athlete to experience and active holiday; but it is simply sufficient to maintain a youthful desire for discovery and rent my working bicycle (with many useful accessories) that fits your own stature, to begin the journey.
The land within the province of Padua offer great opportunities for the cycling tourist : for example the province is criss-crossed by navigable waterways over 150 km (paths for your cycling tour).
Have a nice holidays.
Jerry de Concilio
owner of That's Amore, Italian Cycling Holidays & more...
*thank you very much to the touristic pubblication by tourism center of Padua for hint to my text creation contents.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
That's Amore , the new masterplan of corporate growth for next years
Most attentive bloggers have noted that I have added one important information in this space.I'm working hard for create a first project in Italy dedicated to the develop and preservation of :
- sustainable tourism (customized cheap cycling holidays)
- Italian food production with made in Italy's identity
- Italian craftmade production with made in Italy's identity (quality souvenirs of Italy- products for memory of your Italian holidays)
- cultural and historical identity of Italian territoriesFor the sustainable tourism this project will be develop in the first year on Veneto, Tuscany and Campania regions and dedicated to develop of quality products and services for tourists.For the Italian food and craftmade productions coming soon on line typical products from all regions of Italian CountryThere are some essential features that make this project one of the best to suit global competitiveness : quality, ethics, development and innovation of conversational business.All this under my brands :That's Amore, Italian Cycling Holidays & more...©That's Amore, Italian Typical Products & more...©stay in touch for all news.Happy a good Italian Holidays.Jerry de Conciliowe love your passion
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Sunday, November 1, 2009
path of Euganean hills regional park - pfad des regionalpark euganeische hugel -
we are working for upload paths, itineraries and informations on Veneto, Tuscany and Campania regions. Coming soons downloadable guides for make your Italian Cycling Holidays.
With our bike hire services we can provide detailed maps (1:2000)
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
our historical family's photo book - passion for the bike since 1928
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Friday, October 30, 2009
That's Amore - Corporate Social Responsibility - our ethic business development program
In Confirming to our ethic business development program the that's amore bike hire shop will support with his services the Karibu non-profit organization.
Karibu Project Chakama is not a project for distance adoption, is not an aid and intervention proposal for world poor areas , is not even micro credit project.
Simply our attention is to help the Chakama Village to achieve food and economic indipendence in a period of 5 years.
Is it All.
We donate 5 euro to Karibu non profit organization for each weekly rental bike service.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
cycling holidays youtube channel....
Is born today the new youtube channel of
"That's Amore, Italian Cycling Holidays and more..."
this is the link
The channel is under construction, but if you want visit and subscribe, you will be welcome.
In this channel we will upload a broadcast videos for discuss all details, paths, itineraries, experiences, product's company and all activities for aid you to arrange your cycling holidays in all regions of Italian country.
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National Conferences 2003, 2004, 2005
Vlastimil Divoký, Marketing Manager:
"We organized national Conferences of our business service in the Pupp Grand Hotel in 2003-2005, always attended by about 700 people. Despite this considerable number we were able to say that everything had passed to our full satisfaction at the end of the Conference every year. It was our pleasure to co-operate with the Hotel organizational team led by Mrs. Ferklová, as we were always been given all we needed in very short time and in high quality. They also helped us actively with organization of our free time programme at some interesting parts of Karlovy Vary. The excellent Hotel kitchen, which served us with original culinary ideas, sufficient amount of food and adequate professional service was an extra story.
If all of that is moreover set into the impressive environment of the Festive Hall and further spectacular rooms of the Hotel, we have no choice, but to say with clear conscience that we will soon return to that symbol of Karlovy Vary."


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Monday, November 1, 2010
Sabbatical Alert
Astros County
12 comments:
- Joe said...
Much deserved guys. Good job. You deserve a break.
- November 1, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- tpack said...
Thanks for everything you've done so far. This is a great blog, I hope that you all continue it after a deserved vacation.
- November 1, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- logan23baker said...
i hope yall come back soon yall are the BEST astros blog out there
- November 1, 2010 at 9:49 PM
I'm an Astros fan up in New York City and I read your blog every day, along with the Crawford Boxes and the mainstream media sports writers.
Enjoy the break and keep up the good work! See you around the Hot Stove!
- November 2, 2010 at 8:22 AM
Please take a break and relax, but don't shut it down, this blog is great! I read this before I read any other sports site.
- November 2, 2010 at 8:38 AM
I echo what the others have said. This was the first Astros blog I started reading and have enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for the hard work and I hope to see y'all back next season.
- November 2, 2010 at 8:48 AM
I am also a daily visitor. Do take some time off until the Hot Stove season starts to get hot...not that I expect anything big out of our team in that department. I will be checking back soon
- November 2, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- farmstros said...
A sabbatical?/ I thought you guys were robots/ Enjoy the pillow
- November 2, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Snake Diggity said...
*Feeling like that group of people left standing on the highway after Forrest Gump stops running and says "I'm pretty tired. I think I'll go home now."*
- November 2, 2010 at 5:58 PM
You all do a fantastic job, keep up the great work. Your blog (and Crawfish Boxes, but mainly yours) are the only places I go to find up-to-date and relevant information on the Astros. Everything from the Minor League report, to rumors, this site is excellent. Big congrats to you folks!
- November 2, 2010 at 9:52 PM
I found that three years of constant day-by-day blogging burnt me out, and hence skipped second half of 2009 season and came back much fresher in 2010.
Enjoy your time off.
- November 5, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- Jesus Melendez said...
You deserve the break. Just know...there's a cozy seat waiting for you over at The Hall if ever you want to write about nothing.
- November 5, 2010 at 4:45 PM


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Rajiv Ratna Gandhi (i/rɑːjɪv ˈrətnə ˈɡɑːndi/; Hindi: राजीव गांधी; 20 August 1944 – 21 May 1991) was the 6th Prime Minister of India (1984–1989). He took office after his mother's assassination on 31 October 1984; he himself was assassinated on 21 May 1991. He became the youngest Prime Minister of India when he took office at the age of 40.
Rajiv Gandhi was the elder son of Indira and Feroze Gandhi. He was educated at Cambridge, where he met Italian-born Sonia Gandhi, whom he later married. After Cambridge, he became a professional pilot for Indian Airlines. He remained aloof from politics despite his family's political prominence. It was only following the death of his younger brother Sanjay Gandhi in 1980 that Rajiv entered politics. Following the assassination of his mother in 1984 after Operation Blue Star, Indian National Congress party leaders nominated him to be Prime Minister.
Rajiv Gandhi led the Congress to a major election victory in 1984 soon after, amassing the largest majority ever in Indian Parliament. The Congress party won 411 seats out of 542. He began dismantling the License Raj - government quotas, tariffs and permit regulations on economic activity - modernized the telecommunications industry, the education system, expanded science and technology initiatives and improved relations with the United States.


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How to Make Hummus
Hummus is very easy to make, plus it can be prepared in advance. All you need are garbanzo beans, oil, lemon and a few other ingredients. I made a batch today, and after whipping it together, I served the hummus in tiny cups and garnished it with roasted bell peppers and lemon crackers.
If -like us- you host a lot of dinner parties, you might feel a little pressed for fresh appetizer ideas. My criteria for the perfect appetizer, besides being incredibly delicious, is that it doesn't take an insane amount of time to prepare. I love to cook, but it's (usually) more fun to spend time with your guests! All you need is a simple recipe, the right ingredients and attractive, small containers to show them off.
Yields: 24 mini appetizers2 tablespoons olive oil
1 red bell pepper
5 tablespoons white sesame seeds, raw
3 pickled shallots (or garlic), thinly sliced (see tips)
1 (15-ounce) can garbanzo beans, drained and rinsed
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
¼ teaspoon ground cumin
3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil (or more olive oil)
1 lemon
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper, freshly ground
2 teaspoons paprika
2 tablespoons curly parsley, snipped
3/4 cup heavy cream, cold
1 (4.5-ounce) package lemon zest crispbread (see tips)
For the roasted bell peppers: Cut the stems off the pepper. Wash the pepper, pat it dry and brush with oil. Place a grill on your stove and char all the skin of the pepper. Wrap in aluminum foil. Let cool for about 5-10 minutes until you can handle it without discomfort. Clean the pepper using a knife; the skin will come right off. Seed it and cut into thin strips.
Dry toasting the sesame seeds: To enhance the flavors, dry toast the sesame seeds in a pan over medium heat for about 1-2 minutes, before the ingredients start changing color. Transfer to a plate and allow to cool completely.
Making sesame paste: Grind the sesame seeds in a mini-blender (you could also use a mortar and pestle). The sesame seeds should turn into a fine mill. Add about 2 tablespoons of water for a smoother flow. The sesame seeds should turn into a thick paste (tahini).
Making hummus:
Zest and juice the lemon.
Drain and rinse the garbanzo beans.
In a food processor, combine the garbanzo beans, pickled shallots (or garlic), ¼ teaspoon paprika, ground cumin, lemon zest, lemon juice, tahini, remaining olive oil and 1 tablespoon sesame oil. Pulse until smooth. (if the spread is too thick, add up to 2 tablespoons of water). Season with salt. Transfer to a bowl. Chill in the refrigerator until you're ready to serve.
Assembly time:
This step isn't essential but I think it makes the appetizer much lighter (see tips). Whip the heavy cream (at a low speed) until creamy and smooth for 2-3 minutes. Add the rest of the sesame oil. Season with salt and cayenne pepper.
Whisk the hummus to soften it. Gently fold in the whipped cream in stages.
Line up verrine glasses. Place the filling in a piping bag. Pipe or spoon in the hummus. Decorate with the strips of red bell peppers, creating little bridges. Garnish with curly parsley. Top with a lemon cracker.
Pipe a little more hummus, so it's visible, then dust with a little paprika using a fine mesh shaker or a strainer.
Serve each cup on a pretty saucer and place more lemon crackers on the side, along with a small spoon.
Serve at room temperature.
Bon appétit!
You can make hummus variations using edamame beans, green peas, black beans, black eyed peas or white cannellini beans.
You can find sesame seeds in any Indian market. You could also replace them with pine nuts or any nut butter.
I found cute 34° brand lemon crackers in a local store. It's called the Milk Pail Market. The address is 2585 California Street, Mountain View, CA 94040. You can also find them online.
You could use black sesame tortillas or warm pita bread as garnish, instead of the lemon crackers.
You can find pickled shallots (more precisely the white root from Asian green onions) in Asian markets. Just drain the brine from the shallots and thinly slice them. They're sold in small cans. The Vietnamese name is củ kiệu. I think they pair incredibly well with hummus. You could also use pickled garlic (which also can be found in any Asian market).
I served the hummus in small verrines. "Verrine" is just a fancy word for "glasses"; they're the latest trend in French cooking. I used 4-ounce double-walled espresso shot glasses.
If you like a denser hummus, don't whip the heavy cream before adding the other ingredients. I prefer the lighter, fluffier result the whipping provides.Published By: on April 11, 2011.


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In a SQL injection, a malicious user is able to execute queries against your database through form fields on your web site. In some cases, they are even able to append them as POST data directly in the address bar.
This is especially a risk when you are running publicly available software packages such as phpBB. Most users do not change the default settings, so once a vulnerability is exposed, malicious users are able to target sites running the software much more effectively.
I've used phpBB as an example because it is well-known for its security vulnerabilities. Sites running phpBB often become the target of SQL injection attacks. Of the many ways to secure a phpBB installation, one of the most effective is to change the MySQL table prefixes away from the defaults set by the phpBB installer.
This makes it that much harder for malicious users to effectively target your database. While this in and of itself does not prevent SQL injections or increase your site's security, it does make these attacks far less effective.
While I designed this tool with this purpose in mind, it doesn't stop there. Perhaps you are migrating a site from one host to another and you need to change table prefixes as a result. Or maybe you are restoring data from an old backup into a new installation that uses different settings from the previous.
In any case, changing these prefixes can be a tedious job if you had to do it manually. Even tools like phpMyAdmin don't provide a clean, quick method of doing this. But with a little help from PHP, we are able to create our own tool very quickly.{mospagebreak title=Constructing the tool}
This tool should take a very simple approach. It should display a form where you can enter all of the required information for your database. When the form is submitted, it should connect to the database and make the necessary changes.
That seems simple enough, wouldn't you say?
Please take into consideration that this is designed to be a single use tool. This file should not be left on your web server after use to prevent malicious behavior. However, we'll attempt to add a little security just in case it is.
<title>MySQL Table Prefix Changer</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
// Check for POST data
$action = isset($_REQUEST['action'])?$_REQUEST['action']:false;
if (!$action) {
The code begins quite simply by creating a page. This is pretty standard for any PHP utility. After setting up the HTML page, we do a quick check for POST data. This lets us know whether we should display the form itself, or process its data.
Here we're using a pretty standard POST data check. Then we move into a conditional statement. The first block of code should be displayed if no post data was found. That means that we should be displaying our HTML form.
<form name="form1" method="post" action="prefix.php">

Enter database name:
<input name="d" type="text" id="d" size="50">
Enter database user
<input name="u" type="text" id="u" size="50"
Enter database password:
<input name="p" type="password" id="p" size="50">
Enter New Prefix:
<input name="n" type="text" id="n" size="50" value="(Do not include
the trailing underscore)">

<input name="action" type="hidden"
id="action" value="data">
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Change Table
Here we have a simple form with a few input boxes for the necessary information. There's certainly nothing fancy here and I've even elected not to include any type of validation. Since this should only be used by you, the site administrator, it's safe to assume the user would know what is going on, but you could certainly add some validation if you wished.
The important thing to note here is the addition of the hidden "action" field. This is used by our POST data check. If this field is omitted, the script will not function and will continually display this form no matter how many times you choose to submit it. You should also note that the form's action is set back to this script.{mospagebreak title=Editing your current database tables}
Now it's time to get into the meat and potatoes of this thing. We need to break into our else block and construct the code that should be executed in the event that POST data is found.
} else {
$mysql_db = $_REQUEST['d'];
$mysql_user = $_REQUEST['u'];
$mysql_pass = $_REQUEST['p'];
$table_prefix = $_REQUEST['n'];
We're going to begin by grabbing the POST data set back by our form and pushing that into a few variables for later use.
// Open MySQL link
$link = mysql_connect('localhost', $mysql_user, $mysql_pass);
if (!$link) {
die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
echo 'Connected successfully

';
Next, we make a MySQL connection using the information provided by the user form submission.
// Select database and grab table list
mysql_select_db($mysql_db, $link) or die ("Database not found.");
$tables = mysql_list_tables($mysql_db);
Then, we connect to the specified database and get a list of its table names. The mysql_list_tables() function provides a quick mechanism for this.
// Pull table names into an array and replace prefixes
$i = 0;
while ($i < mysql_num_rows($tables)) {
$table_name = mysql_tablename($tables, $i);
$table_array[$i] = $table_name;
Now, we want to process the results of our table list query. We're going to parse each table name and put that information into a string array. This will make processing them much more efficient. A While loop serves our needs perfectly.
// Pull table names into another array after replacing prefixes
foreach ($table_array as $key => $value) {
$table_names[$key] = replace_prefix($value, $table_prefix);
Finally, we are going to take each element from this array and build a new array after changing the prefix. We will need to create the replace_prefix() function that makes this all possible.{mospagebreak title=Putting the database back together}
At this point in execution we are left with an array full of table names that have been reconstructed using the new table prefix. Now we need to write that information back to our database.
// Write new table names back
foreach ($table_array as $key => $value) {
$query = sprintf('RENAME TABLE %s TO %s', $table_array[$key], $table_names
$result = mysql_query($query, $link);
if (!$result) {
$error = mysql_error();
echo "Could not $query : $error
";
} else {
$message = sprintf('Successfully renamed %s to %s in %s', $table_array
[$key], $table_names[$key], $mysql_db);
echo "$message
";
To do that, we will use a Foreach loop to iterate through each of our array elements. Then it's just a matter of forming a query that renames the table. Now you can see why we created a duplicate array with our new table names instead of simply editing the existing one.
We have two side-by-side arrays: one with old names and one with new, in the same order. By moving through each of them at the same time we can get the old and new table names without ever having to know how many tables we're even working with.
// Free the resources
All of the dirty work is done. All that's left is to close our database connection and create the replace_prefix() function that actually determines the new table names for us.
function replace_prefix($s, $prefix) {
$pos = strpos($s, "_");
$s = substr($s, $pos + 1);
$s = sprintf("%s_%s", $prefix, $s);
return $s;
Our custom replace_prefix() function is actually pretty simple. It accepts two parameters: the original table name and the new prefix. A few simple string functions parse out the old prefix and replace it with the new.
Voilà! We're all done. Save this with a .php extension and upload it to your web server. Access your script in your web browser to see it in action. Do not forget to update your site's configuration settings with the new table prefix information BEFORE running this script; otherwise, you may not be able to access it afterward.


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Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010
MANHATTAN -- Food safety advice may fail because it's too prescriptive -- wash your hands, use a thermometer -- and it often doesn't include stories to make such information relevant. Researchers at North Carolina State University, Kansas State University and the University of Guelph have found that using short food safety stories with vibrant graphics can be a better training tool for food service workers.
A new paper by the researchers in the British Food Journal details the concept, creation and distribution of food safety infosheets, like those found at http://www.foodsafetyinfosheets.com. These single-page posters are created around a current food safety issue or outbreak, and are supplemented with graphics and information targeted at the food service industry. The infosheets are used to provide food safety risk-reduction information to generate behavior change and support a food safety culture.
"Food safety infosheets were designed with the goal of communicating risk reduction messages with the objective of changing behavior," said Ben Chapman, assistant professor in the department of 4-H youth development and family and consumer sciences at North Carolina State. "These infosheets differ from much of what is currently used in training, because we focus on the consequences of mishandling food by providing real examples taken from recent events."
A recent food safety infosheet detailed an outbreak of E. coli O157 linked to a festival in Winnipeg, Canada, that sickened 40. Another focused on food preparation and cooling for large crowds, sparked by an outbreak at a church turkey dinner in Kansas that sickened 159.
"Whether it's a waitress, a line cook or the stock boy, people learn through stories," said Doug Powell, an associate professor of food safety at K-State. "We want to reach out to the last person who touched your food and make it safer."
Over the course of two years and using multiple methods, food safety infosheets transformed from a text-heavy memo to compelling, story-laden posters supported with contextual messages on what a food handler could do to reduce food safety risks, according to the researchers
As part of the design phase of the infosheets, Chapman spent 185 hours working as a dishwasher in a local restaurant.
"We felt it was important to really immerse into the culture of a food handler, and get a better understanding of what types of conversations occurred and what the hierarchy was like," Chapman said. "The experience directed us to refocus our messages to be a bit edgier and include references to celebrity and music where possible."
Food safety infosheets at foodsafetyinfosheets.com are created semi-weekly and are posted in restaurants, retail stores and on farms. They also are used in training throughout the world. Since September 2006 more than 150 food safety infosheets have been produced. They are available for download at no cost. The website has been recently redesigned, adding a search function, automatic e-mail alerts and RSS feeds. The new database is also sortable by pathogen, location and risk factor.
Chapman, Powell and Tanya MacLaurin, a professor at Canada's University of Guelph, are the authors of "Food safety infosheets: Design and refinement of a narrative-based training intervention," which is available in the latest issue of the British Food Journal. An abstract is available at http://bit.ly/eZg6mR.


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The Ravens go into Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis this week trying to end their two game losing streak, as well as to avoid becoming the first visiting team to lose at the Colts' new home. The horseshoes are 0-2 in their new digs, having suffered losses to the Bears and Jaguars. In all reality, the Colts have just not been themselves all season, as evidenced by the stat rankings above. A Peyton Manning-led team barely in the top half of the league in offense? Hard to believe, but it has been the case so far in 2008, as the historically high octane Indy squad has had all sorts of trouble moving the football. As a matter of fact, the Colts could very realistically be sitting at 0-4 right now, if it were not for the inability of the Minnesota Vikings to score touchdowns, and if the Houston Texans were able to protect a 27-10 lead with 8 minutes to go. As the old adage goes, though, "good teams find a way to win."
On the other side, the Ravens have fallen more squarely into the flip side of that saying, "bad teams find a way to lose," over the past 2 games. Rookie QB Joe Flacco looked very rookie-like in throwing 2 (should have been 3) interceptions against Tennessee at home, but this week was named the starter for the rest of the season by coach John Harbaugh. This is the right move. Flacco just needs to keep learning the offense and getting a little bit better every week, and should not have to worry about looking over his shoulder now that Troy Smith has been back at practice. Smith could still have a role in this offense, whether it be as a QB in certain situations, or however else Cam Cameron sees fit, but "starting QB" should not be it. Those of you clamoring to see the Ravens start throwing the ball deep will probably be disappointed again this week, as
Tampa's Indianapolis' Cover 2 defense is designed to take away the deep routes (why they would bother staying in this defense against the Ravens is beyond us, but thats another story).
Both teams come into this game with banged-up secondaries. The Colts are without SS Bob Sanders and CB Kelvin Hayden, while the Ravens will be missing Samari Rolle, Dawan Landry, and likely Fabian Washington. We all remember what happened the last time the Ravens played the Colts with a depleted secondary, don't we? Ugh. Peyton Manning has not been himself this season, after having preseason knee surgery, but Corey Ivy and Frank Walker may be just what the Doctor ordered for him to get back on track. Indy has not been able to run the ball worth a horseshit this year, currently ranking last in the league (music to the ears of all of us Joseph Addai fantasy owners, for sure). Nobody can run the ball on the Ravens. So we expect that, much like in the last meeting, the Colts won't even try. They will probably come out running their no huddle and start spreading the ball all over the field, likely focusing on whoever is lucky enough to line up across from Walker. Harrison, Wayne, Gonzalez, no matter; Frank Walker's man will get the ball.
The best chance the purple-and-black will have in this one is to get out to an early lead (which they have done in every game this year), then pound the ball out on the ground against the Colts' rushing defense, also ranked last in the NFL. Willis McGahee should play, but is not 100%. Cameron should find ways to get rookie Ray Rice more involved in the McGahee-McClain rotation than he has been so far, as fresh legs out of the backfield will be the Ravens best weapons on Sunday. The Colts defense is small and quick, and the Ravens' big, bruising offensive line, along with fullback Lorenzo Neal, should be able to impose their will. The question will be whether or not they can score enough points. Rushing the ball, controlling the clock, and keeping Manning off the field is all well and good, but it takes touchdowns to beat the Colts, not field goals, as the Minnesota Vikings found out in Week 2.
A strong running game will also help to keep the pressure off QB Joe Flacco, who will be in the crosshairs of defensive end Dwight Freeney all afternoon. Freeney is going up against Jared Gaither, who has played reasonably well in his first year replacing the legendary Jonathan Ogden, but has yet to see the likes of the Colts' premier pass rusher. Cameron has said that Gaither will have help at times, but will have to hold his own 1-on-1 as well. Flacco should be able to have some success hitting short and intermediate throws, especially with Hayden out of the lineup. It will be interesting to see if the Ravens try to get fancy once they have the Colts committing to stopping the run, or if they just keep pounding it out. Of course, if the Colts get out to an early lead, it may be an extremely long day for the Ravens and us fans.
If Joe Flacco really wants to cement his reputation among the old-school Ravens (Colts) fans, beating the Irsays in their new stadium will go a long way, even if Joe only "vaguely" knows anything about the old Colts. Since he wasn't even born at the time, we won't hold it against him.
Unfortunately, we see this one ending up in the irony of Baltimore being the first victims of the Colts in their new home. More pain from Peyton and Irsay for Ravens fans.
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