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C# Programming Online Course
C# Programming Online Course in Ghana
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This course brings together all the features of programming in C# using Visual Studio.
Some of the skills you will learn in this class are:
Describe the core syntax and features of C#
Implement the basic structure and essential elements of a typical desktop application
Encrypt and decrypt data by using symmetric and asymmetric encryption
Examine the metadata of types by using reflection, create and use custom attributes, generate code at runtime and manage assembly versions
Integrate unmanaged libraries and dynamic components into a C# application
Improve the throughput and response time of applications by using tasks and asynchronous operations
Build a graphical user interface by using XAML
Use the types in the System.Net namespace and WCF Data Services to access and query remote data
Create and use an entity data model for accessing a database and use LINQ to query and update data
Read and write data by using file input/output and streams and serialize/deserialize data in different formats
Use inheritance to create a class hierarchy, extend a .NET Framework class and create generic classes and methods
Create classes, define and implement interfaces and create and use generic collections
Create and call methods, catch/handle exceptions and describe the monitoring requirements of large applications
Microsoft 70-483: Programming in C# Course Curriculum
Module 1
C# and .NET Platform (4.5)
.NET Platform and Benefits
Platform Independence
.NET Building Blocks
Core C# Features
.NET Architecture
The .NET Assemblies
The Common Type System
CTS Type Members
Intrinsic CTS Data Types
Common Language Specification
Common Language Runtime and Common Object Runtime
Object Browser
Assembly Namespace Type Distinction (A.N.T)
.NET In Windows 8
Section Review
Test Our Knowledge
Module 2
C# Programming
Console App Creation
Anatomy 101
Application Error Codes
Examining String Data
System.Console Class
System Data Types
Variable Declarations
C# Textual Data
Working with String Data
Data Type Conversions
Widening and Narrowing Conversions
The CHECKED and UNCHECKED Keywords
The Variable Console
Using Implicit Typing
Iteration Constructs
Construct Control Flow
Methodology 101
Defining Methods
Parameter Method
Method Overload
Structures Types
Reference Types and Value Types
Nullable Types
Section Review
Test Our Knowledge
Module 3
Object Orientated Programming with C#
C# Class Type
Room Class
The THIS Keyword
Observing Constructor Flow
The STATIC Keyword
Static Field Data
Static Methods
Static Constructors
Static Classes
OOP Triumvirate
OOP Encapsulation
OOP Inheritance
OOP Polymorphism
C# Encapsulation Services
Implementing Accessors and Mutaters
Creating a Static Property
Automatic Properties
Object Initialization Syntax
Constant Field Data
Inheritance and Polymorphism
Multiple Base Classes
The SEALED Keyword
Building Class Hierarchy
Sealed Classes
Containment and Delegation Model
Nested Types
Virtual and Override Keywords
Abstract Classes
The Polymorphic Interface
Method Shadowing
Class Casting Operations
The AS and IS Keywords
Overriding GetHashCode()
System.Object's Static Members
Structured Exception Handling
System Exception: TargetSite
Data Property
Custom Exceptions
Custom Exception Best Practices
The THROW Keyword
Inner Exceptions
The Finally Block
Identifying Unhandled Exceptions
Interface Types vs. Abstract Base Classes
Implementing an Interface
AS and IS Interface Keywords
Interface Parameters and Return Values
Arrays of Interface Types
Designing Interface Hierarchies
Multiple Inheritance with Interface Types
IEnumerable and IEnumerator Interfaces
Building Iterator Methods With The YIELD Keyword
Named Iterators
The IClonable Interface
The IComparable Interface
Section Review
Test Our Knowledge
Module 4
Advanced C# Concepts
Generics, Collections and Bears (Oh My!)
The System.Collections Namespace
Nongeneric Collections Classes
The Issue of Performance
The Issue of Type Safety
The System.Collections.Generic Namespace
The System.Collections.ObjectModel Namespace
Custom Generic Types
Custom Generic Structures and Classes
Delegates, Events and Lamda's
The .NET Delegate Type
Sending Object State Notifications Using Delegates
The Generic Action <> and Func <> Delegates
The EVENT Keyword
C# Anonymous Methods
Lambda Expressions
Advanced C# Features
The Index Operator
Overloading Indexer Methods
Understanding Operator Overloading
Understanding Custom Type Conversions
Understanding Extension Methods
Extending Types Implementing Specific Interfaces
Anonymous Types
Limitations of Anonymous Types
LINQ to Objects
The Core LINQ Assemblies
Applying LINQ Queries to Primitive Arrays
The Result of a LINQ Query
Investigating the C# LINQ Query Operators
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The Internal Representation of LINQ Query
Understanding Object Lifetime
Classes, Objects and References
The CIL of new
Setting Object Reference to null
The Role of Application Roots
The System.GC Type
Forcing a Garbage Collection
Finalizable Objects
Resource wrapper?
Understanding Lazy Object Instantiation
Section Review
Test Our Knowledge
Module 5
.NET Assemblies and Base Class Libraries
Building Object Libraries
Assemblies Promote Code Reuse
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Understanding the Format of a .NET Assembly
Building a C# Client Application
Understanding Private Assemblies
The Role of the App.Config File
Global Assembly Cache
Understanding Strong Names
gacutil.exe Options
Configuring Shared Assemblies
The System.Configuration Namespace
Reflection, Late Binding and More!
Type Metadata
Understanding Reflection
Building a Custom Metadata Viewer
Reflecting on Shared Assemblies
Understanding Late Binding
The System.Activator Class
The Role of .NET Attributes
The System.Activator Class
Reflecting an Attribute Using Early Binding
Building an Extendable Application
Dynamically Speaking
The Role of the C# DYNAMIC Keyword
Limitations of the DYNAMIC Keyword
The Role of The Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR)
The Role of Expression Trees
Simplifying Late-Bound Calls Using Dynamic Types
Leveraging the Dynamic Keyword to Pass Arguments
Simplifying COM Interoperability Using Dynamic Data
The Role of Primary Interop Assemblies (PIAs)
Multithreaded, Parallel and Async Programming
The Problem of Concurrency
The Role of Thread Synchronization
Review of The .NET Delegate
The Role of The AsyncCallback Delegate
System Threading Namespace
Manually Creating Secondary Threads
Working Whith The ParameterizedThreadstart Delegate
Foreground and Background Threads and Concurrency Redux
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Synchronization Using the System.Threading.Monitor Type
CLR Thread Pool
Parallel Programing Library
Asynchronous Calls Under .NET 4.5
File I/O and Object Serialization
Exploring the System.IO Namespace
The Abstract Stream Class
Working with StreamWriters and StreamReaders
Working with BinaryWriters and BinaryReaders
Understanding Object Serialization
The Role Of Object Graphs
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Serializing Objects Using the BinaryFormatter
Controlling The Generated XML Data
Customizing Serialization
Data Access Overview
Section Review
Test Our Knowledge
Module 6
Windows Presentation Foundation
WPF In A Nutshell
What is XAML?
WPF Trees
WPF Project Types and Navigation
The Goals of WPF
Better Use Of Graphics Hardware
Property Binding and Property Inheritance
Styles and Templates
Consistent Control Containment
Separate UI From Code-Behind
Disadvantages of WPF
WPF Fundamentals: Size and Position
Font Properties
Opacity Masks
Miscellaneous Properties
Grid. DockPanel Controls
Boarder and List View Controls
Combo Box and List Box Control
Property Basics
Resources and Styles
WPF Data Binding
Section Review
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Program Closing
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François Cevert
Posted 06 October 2003 - 18:47
Posted 06 October 2003 - 18:58
Thanks to remember François Cevert !
Posted 06 October 2003 - 19:09
I was a big fan of JYS, Tyrell and Cevert and coming so soon as the death of my father, I became very emotional. Watching JYS and Cevert in action from the 73 German GP on SpeedTV brought a lot of that back.
Rest in peace to you both.
Posted 06 October 2003 - 19:38
that the situation was worst than bad.
The images from that weekend are burned into my near psyche forever.
Francois was not only a great F1 driver, but a dynamic young man of exceptional personality and
musically gifted.
Image how great the sport would be today if we had a Francois Cevert or a Elio DeAngelis?
Posted 06 October 2003 - 23:16
Myself and Jesper Hvid Petersen have been working on this tribute to François for quite a few months now...!
Please enjoy
A proper tribute video will be coming up shortly, when we get more webspace
Posted 07 October 2003 - 03:37
Not being one for dates, I hadn't remembered the significance of today until I logged onto Atlas right before leaving work. Have had some episodes of misty eyes since then, and I've been looking at the day differently. Before it was a nice foretelling of autumn. Of course since then it's been a reminder of what's been lost. A great hero; a great example of how to live one's life.
Salut, Francois. In all ways a champion.
David Ware
Lynx Formula Vee #94
Posted 08 October 2003 - 07:37
I had only seen him racing live once , a couple of months earlier at the 24 hours of Le Mans . I was spectating inside the Mulsanne Corner in the "Golf Club" , where JPB crashed the Matra he was sharing with François, after bursting a tyre under braking ….. I went to the car as it was resting alongside the armco waiting to be taken away , and I ripped off a little piece of blue fiberglass gelcoat from the torn bodywork …..needless to say , I still have this little piece of plastic somewhere , and it is one of my most cherished souvenirs !!
Some years later , must have been January 76 , I was visiting the Paris Racing Car Show , and I noticed this very beautiful and classy looking blonde woman who was standing still , staring at a huge enlarged portait of François who was on display on the outside wall of the Elf stand …and I heard when she went to the young hostess at the stand entrance and said she was intersted in that photo, and was it maybe possible to have a copy , and this young girl was just shaking her head saying ah non madame , je ne sais pas , ce n'est pas possible , and I was thinking you silly useless young bitch ( nothing wrong with the poor girl , really, she was just a good-looking hostess paid for the occasion , who obviously knew nothing about motor racing , but that is just what I thought so strongly then ! ) , dont you know who that guy is on the photo , don't you understand who that woman is ?
As the blonde elegant lady walked away , I felt that irrepressible urge to speak to her , I went up to her , bear in mind I was then a probably very scruffy , long-haired , bearded and very unelegantly dressed 19 year old student , and I told her excuse me Madame , are you the spouse of Jean-Pierre Beltoise ? She turned to me , looking straight in my face with those huge beautiful blue eyes , told me yes indeed , she was , and I was frozen still , and the least stupid sentence I managed to utter was "….aaah , you look so much like your brother…" . She kept staring at me silently for a few endless seconds , and then gave me that beautiful warm smile , told me "thank you very much , you are very kind " and turned away……
My eyes are misting right now , as I'm typing this…Silly old sentimental fart I am , am I not?
Posted 08 October 2003 - 08:08
Good story, Philippe.
I'm always amazed at the Cevert fans out there. They are so incredible!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful story.
I'm saddened for your loss. I never got to see Cevert race, but I simply read about his legend and I try to help it along. He was a wonderful driver.
Thank you for sharing.
Go get a kleenex!
Cheers, mate!
Posted 08 October 2003 - 09:22
Thank you for this , and for your kind words . I hope I have the opportunity to see your cars running in Europe next year , and maybe say hi !
Posted 08 October 2003 - 11:29
Cool Cevert Sites:
Hello Ryan,
The portrait here : http://home.pi.be/~mathiasg/cevert.htm
was made by my brother Carlos. A couple of years ago, my brother's paintings were at an exhibition in Brussels and the organizers had invited Jackie Ickx. He stared for a long time at the Cevert painting and then said : these are really François' eyes, everyone who looked into his eyes will tell you that. He then walked away, clearly moved.
I remember standing next to Cevert at Silverstone in 1973. He was talking to a mechanic and I was very surprised by his deep voice. To me, all French guys had girly voices (prejudice of course, probably originated by the French popsingers at the time...).
As I'm without an internet connection for 5 days now, and probably for another week as they can't find the problem, I would like to inform you through TNF (and my computer at work) that I projected the 3 Tyrrell slides from Silverstone 1973 on a screen and then took a picture with my digital camera. The pictures are rather dark but hey, it's better than nothing. I'll forward them whenever my internet connection works again.
Luc Ghys
Posted 08 October 2003 - 12:19
Posted 08 October 2003 - 14:52
Thank you, thank you, thank you. We are trying!!! The amount of effort and expense that my father has gone to keeping the Tyrrell name at the fore is quite impressive. I'm very lucky to be a part of it.
Tyrrell 001 will (hopefully) be running at the TGP race at Estoril, so there is one more chance this year!
I've seen that a few times, but I didn't realize it was a painting! That's beautiful. I look forward to the Silverstone pictures!
And thank you again for the Goodwood pictures! My father and I tried very hard to keep a tight formation of 001 and 006 going back down the hill after our runs, I'm still hopeful that one of the many photographers there caught it on film. I'd love to have a copy, and I'd pay well for it. But I can't seem to find any of the many photographers that were at the Goodwood Fest at that point on the track.
BTW, the Goodwood results sheet list the gent driving the 701 as Martin Leach.
Posted 08 October 2003 - 19:28
Posted 13 October 2003 - 04:19
Originally posted by delaner And thank you again for the Goodwood pictures! My father and I tried very hard to keep a tight formation of 001 and 006 going back down the hill after our runs, I'm still hopeful that one of the many photographers there caught it on film.[/B]
as I understand you and your dad drove the 001 and 006 at Goodwood this year? Although my contributions here at Atlas seem to get somehow limited to photo's I took , I reckon you must be in one of these photo's then;
Or 2002;
I constantly seem to mess up photo's though of the 006, maybe it's just too quick ;)
Posted 13 October 2003 - 04:40
Posted 13 October 2003 - 16:27
Originally posted by dolomite
There is a fantastic photo out there somewhere of Cevert in the Tyrrell at Monjuich Park in 1973, shot head on with a very long lens, all four wheels off the ground, with the sun setting behind. I remember seeing it years ago in a magazine after it won some photo competition. Has anybody got a copy of it?
OK, this is the one I was on about. I've also seen a large colour print of it at some point, which looked stunning. From Autosport 16 December 1976:
Posted 13 October 2003 - 17:24
Michael Ferner
In a week in which Neil Postman dies, and Arnold Schwarzenegger gets elected, you do wonder where we're headed...
Posted 13 October 2003 - 17:30
What day were those taken? Do you remember?
Whether it was myself or my father, it was really good. Thanks for thinking to photograph us.
And dolomite, if you get a line on how to get a copy, I'd like a poster-size done up for my office, so please let me know!
Cheers to the both of you!
Posted 13 October 2003 - 20:52
You might want to check out this movie;
If you are the one with the Cevert-helmet you feature in it quite prominently when returning to the paddock ;) A friend of mine filmed and edited it.
Posted 13 October 2003 - 21:29
Repeat transmission times this week..
Tuesday 14th at 2pm
Wednesday 15th at 9am
Wednesday 15th at 11pm
Thursday 16th at 7am
Thursday 16th at 7pm
Friday 17th at 3pm
The second part of the 1 hour programme is Alain Prost in the 1993 season.
Posted 13 October 2003 - 21:30
That means it was me!
That's so neat... It's wierd, because although my Dad is pretty prominent in historic racing, I am NObody. I keep pinching myself; "did I really do that?" and then I see a picture, and I know I did!
Thank you thank you thank you. Can't wait to see the movie.
and, just for clarification for those that might be reading/looking...
The whole point of the historic racing (with the Cevert helmet and all) is not to pretend that we are those drivers... if we were to go on track with them for thirty seconds, you could tell the real thing from us wannabe's, we know that.
However, our job, as rolling museum caretakers is to put on a proper show for the crowd.
Some people get touchy about drivers wearing lookalike helmets to the drivers of the period. We are simply completing the picture. There are many more proponents for wearing the driver lookalike helmets than there are those against it. When I get to drive Tyrrell 006 or 002 (and when my father drives 001, 002, or 006), we want people to remember the car for how it was. We can't drive it the way Cevert and Stewart did, nor would we ever claim to (nor would we sanely try to!). But, personally, I wouldn't want to see the car with a modern helmet design with painted chrome and neon all over it, because a) it doesnt' fit, and b) that's not the way people remember it from 1971 or 2 or 3. When we see the car, it's nostalgia; it's a wonderful feeling to see a glimmer of our past heroes again.
Sir Jackie specifically asked not to have his helmet replicated, so my father went to great efforts to do a design that was sorta similar, but obviously not the same. We happily honor the wishes of the "real ones", and if there are "real ones" out there, we do our best to consult them.
But many people that remember Cevert don't necessarily remember exactly what Tyrrell 006 looked like. So if they saw Tyrrell 006 with a different helmet, they may not know exactly what they are looking at. The truest enthusiasts (I daresay the ones on this forum) would know exactly, but not everyone is as sharp as that. When they see 006 go by with the Cevert helmet sticking out of the cockpit, they know immediately what they are looking at. In that way, the helmet completes the presentation.
That's not to say that drivers that choose to wear their own helmets are improper to do so! I have respect for that decision as well.
But for me, I'd prefer to foster that twinge you get when you see the car looking totally as it should. I hope that too many people don't get a twinge of resentment when they see the helmet, thinking I'm trying to pretend to be someone I'm not.
Nobody has ever said anything to me about this, nor has it come up on this thread, but I wanted to get it off my chest and solicit opinions. Once in a while, when I put on the garb, I feel a little guilty, as if I'm pretending. I guess I look at it more like acting (if poorly). But then I get so many people that come up to me appreciatively with kind comments about the proper kit, and very few that say anything negative. But maybe the negative ones are just more polite. Let's have it out! I want to know if I offend you; I certainly don't mean to.
thank you all again....
Posted 13 October 2003 - 22:10
Fantastic video! I had to get the latest DivX codec, but now that I have it, I love it!
Very good job! Pass on my congratulations to Ronnie?
Posted 13 October 2003 - 22:47
Ryan, I really appreciate the Cevert helmet. It brings back fond memories of a wonderful period in motor racing and in my personal life. My friend was a Rindt fan and lost his hero just like I did. He needed another hero and went for Cevert...... I remember painting his motorcycle-helmet in Cevert's colors. Those were the days!!!!
To me, somehow, the Cevert helmet makes the picture complete and I liked the sight of it at Goodwood :
Posted 14 October 2003 - 17:41
But F. C. was always proud to be jewish and a bit russian
Posted 14 October 2003 - 19:45
Originally posted by Rob Ryder
This month Motors TV is showing a 25 minute tribute to Francois as part of the 'Motor Legend' series. It is a French fim, so ignore the terrible English dubbing and just enjoy the beautiful images...
Repeat transmission times this week..
Tuesday 14th at 2pm
Wednesday 15th at 9am
Wednesday 15th at 11pm
Thursday 16th at 7am
Thursday 16th at 7pm
Friday 17th at 3pm
The second part of the 1 hour programme is Alain Prost in the 1993 season.
If the program is what I think it is you don't want to miss it. It's a great tribute to Cevert
Posted 14 October 2003 - 19:54
Originally posted by Rob Ryder
This month Motors TV is showing a 25 minute tribute to Francois as part of the 'Motor Legend' series. It is a French fim, so ignore the terrible English dubbing and just enjoy the beautiful images...
Repeat transmission times this week..
Tuesday 14th at 2pm
Wednesday 15th at 9am
Wednesday 15th at 11pm
Thursday 16th at 7am
Thursday 16th at 7pm
Friday 17th at 3pm
The second part of the 1 hour programme is Alain Prost in the 1993 season.
And here I sit on the opposite side of the Atlantic.
Posted 14 October 2003 - 20:33
Posted 14 October 2003 - 22:34
Originally posted by JacnGille
And here I sit on the opposite side of the Atlantic.
Any chance of someone turning this into an MPEG so those of us outside Europe aren't left out?
Posted 14 October 2003 - 22:48
search c/net: www.downloads.com for DivX and you'll see the divx pack. It took me a bit of doing, as well.
Posted 14 October 2003 - 23:13
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Posted 14 October 2003 - 23:59
I passed on your compliments to Ronnie
The helmet issue is a difficult one. I think it also depends on the personality of the original driver and personal taste. Someone wearing a Senna-helmet leaves a bit of a weird taste in my mouth, but on the other hand I wouldn't mind seeing an Amon or Alesi-helmet in a period Ferrari. The Cevert helmet looked great too, a proper tribute to a racing hero.
The only slight disappointment at Goodwood this year was the guy running a Lotus 72 with an ugly helmet with some sort of bunny ears attached ; http://dutch.simraci...es/F1010005.htm
If I recall correctly there also was some discussion after this year's Goodwood Revival wether to use or not to use historically correct helmets.
Posted 17 October 2003 - 17:21
Originally posted by delaner
Svend, awesome video! Maybe next year you'd like to use some in-car video? I presume this is not for profit...
Fantastic video! I had to get the latest DivX codec, but now that I have it, I love it!
Very good job! Pass on my congratulations to Ronnie?
he did ;)
and i will like to thank u also for your compliments
i have sent u an e-mail
Posted 31 October 2003 - 19:41
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If it is re-born I would be inclined to avoid it.
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Posted 28 February 2004 - 21:18
schekter/woodcote shot from pit wall camera and some of revsons answers are just unbelievable
Posted 28 February 2004 - 22:46
Thanks God for slightly better fashion and haircuts in today's era. Those guys were heroes but we all looked pretty stupid...
Posted 29 February 2004 - 05:08
Posted 24 March 2004 - 16:29
I know of an opportunity, but the price seems rather exorbitant. I guess it's a question of supply and demand. I doubt there are many people looking for Cevert autographs, but there probably aren't many of them in existence either.
Does anybody have or collect F1 driver autographs, or have any opinion on this subject?
Posted 24 March 2004 - 17:36
Furthermore, if any Nostalgia forum users have any autographs they wish to get rid of, I am always interested in increasing my collection...
Posted 25 March 2004 - 00:13
Is the one which I have that unusual? I got it from him personally at Montlhery a couple of weeks before his passing.
Posted 25 March 2004 - 01:17
http://forums.atlasf...=autograph book
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I ended up cooking these babies on the grill pan inside because the "amazing" weather quickly turned into "way too hot to think about stepping outside."
I cut back a little bit on the spices and still felt they had a tad too much kick to them. I posted the recipe as is, but I personally would probably only use 1tsp of each and not 2. Then again, I only used one pound of meat and not two. Whoops.
In addition, I subbed mozzarella for Swiss cheese, and some sliced deli ham for bacon. Yum!
- 2 teaspoons vegetable or olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- 4 slices Canadian bacon
- 2 pounds ground chicken breast
- 2 teaspoons sweet paprika, eyeball it in your palm
- 2 teaspoons poultry seasoning
- 2 teaspoons grill seasoning blend (recommended: Montreal Steak Seasoning) or salt and pepper
- 1 shallot, finely chopped
- 4 deli slices Swiss cheese
- 2/3 cup mayonnaise or reduced fat mayonnaise, eyeball it
- 3 rounded tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons freshly chopped tarragon leaves, 4 sprigs
- 4 kaiser rolls or sandwich size sour dough English muffins, split and toasted
- 8 leaves leaf lettuce
- 1 vine ripe tomato, thinly sliced
Preheat grill pan, nonstick griddle, large nonstick skillet or table top electric grill to medium high heat.
Add 2 tablespoons of oil and Canadian bacon. Warm bacon and caramelize it at edges, 1 to 2 minutes on each side. Remove to a piece of foil. Fold foil over loosely to keep warm.
Combine chicken, paprika, poultry seasoning, grill seasoning, shallot. Score meat with the side of your hand to separate into 4 equal amounts. Make 4 large patties, 3/4 to 1 inch thick. Drizzle patties with oil and place on hot grill pan, griddle or in skillet. Cook 5 minutes on each side, until chicken is cooked through.
Top patties with reserved cooked Canadian bacon and Swiss cheese. Fold each slice of cheese in half to fit the burger. Cover loosely with tin foil. Turn off pan and let cheese melt, 2 minutes.
Combine mayonnaise, mustard, tarragon. Slather bun tops or English tops with sauce. Place Cordon Bleu burgers on bun bottoms and top with lettuce and tomato. Put bun or muffin tops in place. Serve with oven fries.


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March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, so I thought I'd spend some time dispelling a few myths about this disease:
1- Colon cancer is primarily a disease of men. This is false. Colon cancer affects men and women equally, both in terms of diagnosis and death. Everyone must be aware of the risks of colon cancer.
2- Colon cancer will show signs or symptoms, so I don't need to be screened. This is false. Most cases of colon cancer will not show any symptoms at all. And by the time colon cancer becomes symptomatic (change in stool, weight loss, pain, bleeding), the cancer is at an advanced stage. To avoid advanced colon cancer, you must undergo screening prior to the development of symptoms.
3- Colon cancer is a disease of the elderly, so I don't need to be screened. This is false. Everyone needs screening beginning at age 50. Those people with additional risk factors (family history, obesity, smoking, inflammatory bowel disease) need to begin screening at age 40.
4- Colonoscopy is the only way to screen for colon cancer. This is false. While colonoscopy is the best screening test, there are others. These are testing the stool for blood (fecal occult blood test), barium enema and flexible sigmoidoscopy.
5- Colonoscopy is difficult to prepare for. This is false. There are a variety of preparations available to help empty the colon prior to colonoscopy. Some of these are liquids, and there are newer products that come in a pill form.
6- Colonoscopy is painful and uncomfortable. This is false. In most cases, the preparation is the "worst" part of it all. This is because during the colonoscopy procedure you are sedated and usually don't feel or remember anything. And the procedure itself only takes 15-30 minutes.
7- Colonoscopy is a screening procedure only and I'll still require surgery if they find anything. This is false. The colonoscope is also a surgical instrument. If the doctor finds a polyp or even a small cancer, it can be removed immediately, avoiding the need for further surgery.
8- Polyps = cancer. This is false. Polyps are usually benign. They may, however, have the potential to become cancerous. This is why they need to be removed via colonoscopy.
9- Colon cancer is always fatal. This is false. Actually, when caught early, colon cancer is 95 percent curable. This is why colonoscopy or other screening is so important. To catch the disease while it's early and curable.
10- Surgery for colon cancer is major and will result in a colostomy bag. This is false. While this may have been true years ago, today most patients can undergo minimally invasive surgery or laparoscopic surgery that requires only a small incision. In addition, colostomy is rarely done nowadays.
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Boston's Sean O'Malley next pope? Speculation grows
Cardinals will elect successor to Pope Benedict XVI
While conventional wisdom has long held that the election of an American to the papacy is unlikely, reporters at the Vatican say there is a growing "buzz" about Boston's Cardinal Sean O'Malley.
"I can confirm the O'Malley buzz from personal experience. Right now, it's tough for an American journalist to walk into the Vatican Press Office without fielding questions from colleagues about him," wrote John Allen of the National Catholic Reporter.
Vatican reporters have said there is no clear choice among the College of Cardinals to succeed Pope Benedict XVI when he resigns at the end of the month.
This has led to inevitable speculation and Allen reports that O'Malley's name is being mentioned in the Italian press, as well.
"There's Cardinal Scola of Milan, and Cardinal Ouellet who heads the Congregation for Bishops," Allen quotes Vatican reporter Marco Politi as saying. "There are candidates from South America, as well as outsiders such as Cardinal O'Malley of Boston and Cardinal Erdo of Budapest. "
O'Malley has been among the most-vocal Bishops in apologizing for the church's sex-abuse crisis and reaching out to its victims.
"In that context, many cardinals may feel special pressure to pick a pope seen as having 'clean hands' on the sex abuse crisis," Allen wrote.
O'Malley, 68, has been the Archbishop of the Boston since 2003, when he succeeded Cardinal Bernard Law whose resignation was forced by the sex-abuse cover-up.
"It's not beyond the realm of possibility," said Boston College professor Thomas Groome. "There are some ways in which Cardinal Sean has some real assets. He would not model a papacy that would be hard left or right."
O'Malley is hardly a Vatican insider.
"O'Malley has zero experience in the Vatican. While that means he's not identified with its recent meltdowns, it may also mean some cardinals will wonder if he'd be out of his depth trying to get the place under control," Allen wrote.
When O'Malley was asked about his chances of becoming pope at a news conference last week, he responded, "I have bought a round-trip ticket, so I'm counting on coming home."


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Old-time Vine Cinema tries fresh approach (including beer)
Kenny Way is just starting to speak about the history of the Vine Cinema & Alehouse when he's interrupted. An electrician has come to see about a balky light fixture in the front lobby.
Five minutes later, just as he sits back down, Way has to beg off yet again: A plumber has come to see about a leaky pipe in the women's room.
"Sorry about this," says the Vine's now-frazzled owner and operator. "These guys were supposed to be here this morning."
Turns out that managing the Vine, the only independently owned movie theater in the Tri-Valley, isn't quite as glamorous as the lives portrayed in the classic Hollywood movies presented twice a month to packed crowds. In fact, it's closer to the more cinema verite plotlines of art house flicks like "Nebraska" or "Dallas Buyers Club," both of which were screening in early March.
"It takes a lot of energy," he says. "We don't have the biggest budget, so I'm down here all the time doing maintenance to save money."
But Way, a Livermore native who started at the Vine as a 16-year-old working the snack bar with his two best friends, isn't afraid to get his hands dirty. And against all odds, the hard work is paying off.
Very strong year
The 57-year-old theater completed its most successful year financially in decades, firmly establishing itself as a fixture, and unlikely success story, in downtown Livermore. This despite the fact that it's located half a mile from the 13-screen Livermore Cinemas. Opened in 2007, it's the kind of multiplex that has helped shutter smaller theaters like the Vine across the country.
"Obviously with most small towns where a big theater goes in, the two- or four- or six-screen theater closes. That's been the natural progression of the movie industry," says Way. "But we chose to stay and fight, and that's what we've done - just fight tooth and nail for everything we get."
The Vine had one major advantage over a lot of small theaters: The operation itself was owned by the property's landlords - Way's silent partners - meaning no huge monthly rent check. That bought them the time to come up with, and implement, a new business strategy when it became clear that they couldn't compete for popular first-run movies with their multiscreen neighbor.
So in 2009, the owners turned what had been a traditional popcorn-and-soda movie theater into an independent movie house serving beer, wine and food. They remodeled their two theaters to accommodate a dozen or so tables, plus comfy sofas in the front.
Serving beer and wine, including local Livermore Valley craft breweries, and food from next-door Zephyr restaurant paid immediate dividends - the Vine immediately tripled the average customer's concession tab. The relationship with Zephyr, meanwhile, has been increasingly mutually beneficial, as the restaurant's business has gone up steadily, says restaurant owner Randy Tei.
"It's worked out pretty well for both of us," Tei says. "I think our food has helped enhance the theater, and the Vine's growth has enhanced our business as well with people coming in before and after movies."
Not only was the change good for the theater's bottom line, but combined with the switch to more mature films, the Vine has successfully filled a niche in the community, according to Downtown Livermore's Rachael Snedecor.
"They've really created an atmosphere that caters to a more adult film audience that likes art films and independent films," she says. "You can enjoy a beer or glass of wine, and actually get a real meal."
And it's not just indie films. As owners waited for the art house theater idea to take root, Way came up with other creative ideas to get customers through the doors.
Bringing in business
They started showing live sporting events, including Raiders and 49ers games, on the big screen, making profits off beer and wine sales. They began a classic movie series, screening popular older films, from "Casablanca" to "Back to the Future." They regularly host special screenings of shows such as "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," and a "Gone With the Wind" sing-along that promotes audience participation. And because it's independently owned, the theater has the flexibility to react to big local events, such as in 2012 when Way hosted a screening of "Hotel Impossible" after the reality television show devoted an episode to Livermore's Purple Orchid Inn.
And, it seems, the more the Vine opened itself up to the community, the more the community supported the theater.
"I can't tell you how many patrons we have who come here Friday or Saturday night that say, 'We'll watch whatever you're playing. We just want to come to the Vine,' " says Way.
"It definitely feels like we're supported so much more by people now. Because we do so many events, I think we've become a real part of the community. And it helps that I'm a local owner; I mean, I was born here; I live 15 minutes away."
Easily the Vine's most popular event of the year is its Oscars party. The glitzy affair has become an annual sellout in which attendees revel in mirroring, albeit on a much smaller scale, the pomp and circumstance of the Academy Awards.
"We really go all out; we have Champagne glasses you get to keep, a big photo area, everybody dresses up, there's assigned seating - the whole deal," says Way.
Moving forward, Way says that the ownership group is planning no major changes. The Vine recently upgraded to digital projectors, a $150,000 investment that he says the theater has navigated smoothly. There will be a new gelato machine, and there's always a small possibility of adding more screens. But all in all, things have been going just fine - which in the days of disappearing small cinemas is a pretty big accomplishment in itself, points out Downtown Livermore's Snedecor.
"The Vine is a great example of a business that really had to change in order to survive, and which has done a beautiful job. They've found an original niche here, and the community has embraced them because of it."
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Vine Cinema & Alehouse: 1722 First St. (near South O Street), Livermore; (925) 447-2545. www.vinecinema.com.
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Vatican City, Dec 16, 2013 / 12:03 pm (CNA).- Pope Francis' recent interview with Italian newspaper La Stampa Dec. 15 addressed some of the more political issues in the Church, including reform of the curia and changes to the Vatican banking system.
When questioned about the council of eight cardinals Pope Francis appointed one month after his election to help and advise him in sketching out curia reform, the pontiff explained, "I am always present at the meetings, except for Wednesday mornings when I have the General Audience."
"But I don't speak, I just listen and that does me good."
According to the Pope, the council of cardinals which met for a second round of meetings Dec. 3-5 after the first round that took place Oct. 1-3, has "a lot of work to do."
"Those who wanted to make proposals or send ideas have done so. At the last meeting, the eight cardinals told me the time has come for concrete proposals and at the next meeting in February they will present their suggestions to me."
The third round of meetings will be held Feb. 17-19, and will precede a wider meeting of cardinals in occasion of the consistory for the creation of new cardinals.
During the meetings, the cardinals clarified that they are not making "adjustments" to the Pastor Bonus, the constitution that regulates functions and duties of the Roman offices, but they are thinking about writing a brand new constitution.
In his interview, Pope Francis shared an anecdote that illustrated his approach to curial reform:
"A few months ago, an elderly cardinal said to me: 'You have already started curia reform with your daily masses in St. Martha's House.' This made me think: reform always begins with spiritual and pastoral initiatives before structural changes."
In a previous interview granted to "La Civiltà Cattolica," Pope Francis underscored that "Ignatius is a mystic, not an ascetic. It irritates me when I hear that the Spiritual Exercises are 'Ignatian' only because they are done in silence. In fact, the Exercises can be perfectly Ignatian also in daily life and without the silence."
This perhaps illustrates why Pope Francis is so fond of 16th century Jesuit priest Blessed Peter Faber's thought – so much that he wanted him to be proclaimed a saint for "certain science," that is, without the need of a miracle.
For Bl. Peter Faber, interior experience, dogmatic expression and structural reform are intimately inseparable. Thus, when questioned about the pastoral situation of Catholics who are divorced but living in a second union, the Pope also explained that "synodality of the Church is important," and this is why "we will discuss marriage as a whole at the consistory meetings in February.
"The issues will also be addressed at the Extraordinary Synod in October 2014 and again at the Ordinary Synod the following year. Many elements will be examined in more detail and clarified during these sessions," he added.
Pope Francis and the IOR
In addition to curial reform, Pope Francis was questioned about the Institute for Religious Works – the so-called Vatican bank, known by the Italian acronym of IOR.
The IOR reform is not part of the Curia reform, but deals with the wider reform of Vatican finances, and this is also a reason why Pope Francis appointed a commission for reference on the IOR and a commission for reference for the rationalization of the Vatican administrations.
More recently, Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Alfred Xuereb, his personal secretary, has his deputy for the commission of reference. According to the Pope, "the commissions for reference are making good progress."
Pope Francis also refers to the progress report issued by the Council of Europe's committee MONEYVAL, and he said that "we are on the right path." The report dealt with the overall Holy See financial system, of which the IOR is just one part.
The pontiff stressed that the Vatican "central bank" is "meant to be the Administration for the Patrimony of the Holy See," while the "IOR was established to help with works of religion, mission and the poor ones. Then it became what it is now."
The IOR purpose, according to its statutes amended by Pope John Paul II in 1990, is "to provide for the custody and administration of goods transferred or entrusted to the Institute by physical or juridical persons, designated for religious works or charity. The Institute can accept deposits of assets from entities or persons of the Holy See and of the Vatican City State."
Church and politics
Pope Francis also addressed the wider question of the relationship between Church and politics, which, according to him, needs to be "parallel and convergent at the same time."
"Parallel because each of us has his or her own path to take and his or her different tasks. Convergent only in helping others."
The pontiff said that "when relationships converge first, without the people, or without taking the people into account, that is when the bond with political power is formed, leading the Church to rot: business, compromises…The relationship needs to proceed in a parallel way, each with its own method, tasks and vocation, converging only in the common good."
Pope Francis then reiterated that "politics is noble," as he said several times in the morning mass in the Domus Sanctae Marthae, but "we sully it when we mix it with business. The relationship between the Church and political power can also be corrupted if common good is not the only converging point."
Kerri Lenartowick contributed to this report.
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Now, before I get into this, I want to just ask you, the esteemed reader, for one thing, and that is to hear me out. I say this because I know your first thought is to scroll down to the comments and post a long, angry tirade about how red light cameras are the devil, and the NSA is using them to spy on all of us, and President Obama is actually just a giant red light camera with legs, and red light cameras killed Sparky, your family dog, who was an excellent poodle until one day he was walking down the street and a red light camera fell on his head, and by God if that hadn't happened, Sparky would've cured cancer, or at least hantavirus.
But I'm asking you, today only, to read the entire column before lashing out. I say this because I make some pretty excellent points in the words below, if I do say so myself. This is a departure from my usual style, which primarily involves eating Oreos and staring at the computer screen until roughly 2 p.m., at which point I type a bunch of random words very quickly and e-mail them to Matt Hardigree, so that I can go back to eating Oreos and staring at the computer screen.
Anyway: I'm going to start all of this off with a little background for those of you who aren't entirely sure what red light cameras are. NOTE: In this particular case, I am not referring to readers in Idaho. I have been convinced that Idaho is actually a mecca of culture and technology, after days of Idaho-related e-mails, and phone calls, and packages filled with bombs made from potatoes.
For those of you in other states where they don't have red light cameras, here's the deal: red light cameras are cameras that catch you going through red lights. This seems simple, right? Commit an illegal act, and BAM! The camera flashes, and you spend the next four weeks hoping the picture was too blurry to read your license plate.
But red light cameras are anything but simple. In fact, few things have generated more controversy over the last few years than cities that have implemented red light cameras. An 8-year-old sees a guy getting blown up on TV? No problem! Get a citation for committing a dangerous illegal act? GOVERNMENT TYRANNY!!!!
Part of the reason red light cameras have earned so much hatred is that people really don't like the idea of being watched by their government. We learned this last year, when it turned out that the NSA has been spying on all of us for some time. We all became incensed to discover this fact, completely disregarding the wide variety of hidden benefits. For example: if you want a restaurant recommendation in the Washington, DC area, all you have to do is ask the friendly NSA agent who's spying on you and your family. He will mail out a printed list.
Another reason that red light cameras have drawn so much public ire is that some local governments – and I know this is going to sound crazy, but it's true – have been using the cameras, not as a safety measure, but as a revenue tool. In fact, some of these local governments, places with named like "Sea Breeze," have even gone so far as to shorten the yellow lights, presumably at the expense of public safety, so they can issue more red light tickets and make more money. This prompted thousands of angry people to write angry letters demanding we all THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!, presumably while the children were in another room watching Internet porn.
But I happen to think that red light cameras are an excellent idea, and here's why: running red lights is really dangerous.
I can speak to this simple truth firsthand. That's because I was involved in an accident a little over a year ago, where a guy pulled out in front of me and I hit him with my company car, a bright red Porsche Panamera GTS. Granted, the intersection where this took place didn't have traffic lights, but I learned a valuable lesson: crashes are bad. The other driver also learned a valuable lesson: don't drive when you're stoned.
Of course, the lesson we both learned was that side impact accidents get serious in a hurry. Even though I was only going about 30 mph, and the other driver was doing maybe 10, both cars were severely disabled and needed to be towed from the scene. If we were going much faster, we probably would've had some injuries.
Now, when the topic of red light cameras comes up, it should be noted that the topic of speed cameras is usually the first to follow. And before I go any further, I want to make it clear that I am staunchly against speed cameras, largely because speeding is very different from red light running. After all, we speed every day, usually with very little consequence. In fact, I am speeding right now, as I type this, and I haven't hit anyone for at least 40 minutes.
So speeders aren't so bad. But red light runners are terrible, awful people, who put the rest of us in danger – and they should be punished. If we aren't going to install more cameras, a pitchfork mob will do. I bet we can get their names and addresses from the NSA.
@DougDeMuro is the author of Plays With Cars. He owned an E63 AMG wagon and once tried to evade police at the Tail of the Dragon using a pontoon boat. (It didn't work.) He worked as a manager for Porsche Cars North America before quitting to become a writer, largely because it meant he no longer had to wear pants. Also, he wrote this entire bio himself in the third person.


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Official caption: "A cycle-rickshaw driver moved the wreckage of a car to a scrap yard in the eastern Indian city of Siliguri on Tuesday." You've got to be able to do better than that, right?
Also, just for reference, can anyone make out what that thing is? Daihatsu? Some strange, long-wheelbase copy of a Suzuki Samurai? And is that an Indian copy of a Landie 110 in the background?
UPDATE: According to someone who seems to know about these things, the car/shell/junk in question is a Maruti-manufactured Suzuki Gypsy. It is supposedly quite popular with police departments and various armed forces. The faux-Land Rover in the background is a Mahindra Maxx.
(Hat tip to Bob!)
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Intel gets into Comcast product catalog
At Broadcom's expense?
While Motorola's announcements at the Cable Show in Chicago last week shows that it has come alive and is hellbent on keeping its major cable customers, in Comcast and Time Warner Cable, the emergence of an Intel chip in an announced set top box at Comcast must set Broadcom firmly back on its heels and send the shivers up Motorola as well.
We have known for a year that the world's largest set top player, the UK's Pace, was building an experimental hybrid set top for Comcast based on an Intel CE chip and that went on trial at Comcast in Augusta as part of the Comcast Xfinity set of OTT and TV Everywhere services.
Now that device is to be launched incorporating a DVR with tru2way (OCAP) and IP capabilities – so it has the capability to offer IP content over a walled garden using tru2way or from the web itself or from cable QAM.
The service will allow customers to search and select from tens of thousands of TV shows and movies in a personalized TV viewing experience, the company says.
Mike Pulli, President, Pace Americas, said: "Comcast has a track record of delivering the unexpected and taking TV services to a whole new level. We are very proud that Comcast has chosen to partner with Pace on this extraordinary project."
It looks to us like Motorola has been working with Comcast on one part of the equation, perhaps the more near term part, getting existingcustomers able to watch cable TV on their tablets, while Pace is working on the further away project of delivering TV entirely over a broadband line.
It may well prepare the way to Comcast breaking out of its own cable footprint, something that all analysts believe will happen one day, but which Comcast has never publicly addressed.
Perhaps it's something Comcast CEO Brian Roberts will address on Thursday in a speech at the Cable Show in Chicago.
The Pace set-top box features an architecture that leverages Com cast's hybrid fiber coax network and DOCSIS 3.0 to deliver a new user guide and user experience. The new device also includes DVR capabilities with a high capacity hard drive.
But the most worrying thing for Broadcom, which to date has dominated set tops in the US, is the fact that this box will either continue to use the Pentium based CE3100, as was used in the trial, or one of its more recent cousins, such as the CE 4200 or 4100 from the Atom range of Intel processors.
Already Google TV has been based on the Intel CE range, and in Europe Amino has a famous win at TelecomItalia for a hybrid retail device based on it and French ISP Free also uses the chip in its Freebox and it is also used in the Bouygues Telecom Bbox system.
The fact that Technicolor is also working on an Intel CE device for DirecTV is no secret, and both Motorola and Broadcom have plenty to lose from any wide scale uptake of Intel devices within Comcast.
The device is called the Xfinity Spectrum, and has so far been based on the Pace RNG 210N box with the CE 3100 media processor, but that went into just a few dozen homes in Augusta, Ga.
The service, powered by Comcast's network-based Xcalibur platform, features a redesigned interactive program guide that makes it far more like a TiVo experience than anything else with features such as cloud search.
What Comcast has said nothing about so far is the arrival of an app platform or onscreen widgets for the service, although anyone who has actually seen the trial already knows whether or not this is built in. The biggest reason for using Intel elsewhere has been the extra power in the chip to run applications as people watch TV.
Back in December Broadcom announced its own super powerful SoC chip that can also run apps, called the BCM7422, offering double the power of previous set top chips with in-built MoCA, which it said would deliver full HD resolution in 3DTV.
That chip has a 1.3 Gigahertz MIPs designed core processor, H.264 hardware accelerators to facilitate 1080p HD video and 3DTV, a 1Gigapixel per second 3D graphics unit for 3D acceleration, plus DLNA support. But perhaps December was too late to get into the minds of set top designers for 2011.
It was back in June that the Intel Pace tie up was uncovered for the Comcast trial. The BCM7422 chip claims an astonishing 6000 DMIPS, with 3000 from the App processor and another OpenGL GPU which can be harnessed for general purpose processing for another 3000.
That chip comes with support for CableCard, Conax, DTCP-IP, Intertrust, Irdeto, Latens, Microsoft Playready, Nagra, NDS, and Verimatrix conditional access and DRM systems, said Broadcom, so it's a pretty complete offering – but right now announced hybrid device wins are all with Intel.
Also Broadcom, by bundling the MoCA capability may have missed the opportunity to do something "clever" with a specialist MIMO WiFi video chip. Already Broadcom is being eclipsed by start-ups like Quantenna and Celeno, and last week Atheros entered the fray with its own 2 x 2 MIMO specialist Wi-Fi video chip
. If Broadcom wants to stay king of the set top castle, it needs to get a design win quickly for Its Intel CE killer and get going on bundling specialist video capable WiFi into its chips.
Broadcom was promising deployments of DVRs based on this chip by the end of 2011, which means products are due out now. But Broadcom has been the major set top chip supplier to Motorola, Pace and Technicolor, and it's these very companies that are launching products now without a Broadcom chip in sight (at least not publicly).
The new Pace box UI will look like its Xfinity iPad app and offers search results which are personalized, taking some flavor from what you've watched in the past. The OCAP implementation on this settop is understood to be provided by VividLogic, part of SeaChange International.
If Pace goes ahead and uses the CE 3100 (it won't as it has already mentioned a faster processor) it includes only an 800-MHz Pentium CPU plus extra decoders, but it is likely that it will use one of the more powerful and later versions of the chip.
Intel is also due to begin pushing deeper into the cable space, as it took over the Texas Instrument's cable modem unit last August, though we've heard of no new design wins since then.
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Turkey Taco Salad
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 30 min.
Makes4 servings
- 12 ounces ground turkey
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 small sweet yellow pepper, chopped
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 cups salsa
- 1/2 cup canned kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 8 cups torn romaine
- 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro leaves
- Optional toppings: chopped tomatoes, shredded cheddar cheese and crushed tortilla chips
- In a large skillet, cook turkey, peppers, onion and garlic over medium heat 6-8 minutes or until turkey is no longer pink and vegetables are tender, breaking up turkey into crumbles; drain.
- Stir in salsa, beans, chili powder and cumin; heat through.
- Divide romaine among four plates. Top with turkey mixture; sprinkle with cilantro and toppings of your choice. Serve immediately.
Nutrition Facts1 cup turkey mixture with 2 cups romaine (calculated without optional toppings): 275 calories, 13g fat (4g saturated fat), 58mg cholesterol, 525mg sodium, 21g carbohydrate (7g sugars, 6g fiber), 18g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 2 medium-fat meat, 1-1/2 starch.
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A Delicious dish that is healthy at the same time!
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Delicious! I left off the beans because someone in the house does not like but otherwise made as-is.
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This recipe is so delicious!! I followed everything except the peppers because I didn't have them on hand and cilantro because I do not like it and I also made my own salsa. The taste was superb! I am glad to have finally found my go-to turkey taco recipe.
Feb 13, 2016
My husband and I LOVE this dish! So easy to make and very, very good!
Dec 26, 2015
Delicious and healthy.
May 7, 2015
Excellent I made it exactly as stated in the recipe!
May 6, 2015
This was a delicious recipe exactly as is. I made it last night for Cinco de Mayo and it was a huge hit. Will definitely be making this again!
Aug 26, 2014
Yummy? very hard to find a healthy recipe that taste amazing. I hesitated at the beginning because there were only 3 reviews but the ingredients seemed right. My husband and I loved it and we decided it that is a repeat in our house. What worked best for us was to toss the lettuce and tomatoes with a dressing made of olive oil, lime, cilantro, salt and pepper prior to adding the meat. Also, I made my own tortilla chips. I bought soft tortillas, cut it in strips, mixed them with olive oil and put them in the oven for about 10 minutes. Thumbs up to the creator of this recipe!!
Aug 20, 2013
My friend and I hardly spoke until we finished a bowl of this salad; it's that good!!! Substituted parsley and lovage for the cilantro (not a fan), and topped it with tomatoes and shredded four cheese blend. Tortilla chips with a hint of lime went perfectly with this.
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I will certainly make this recipe again. We loved it from the first bite. I did make the meat mixture ahead a few hours and chill it. I prefer it cold with the lettuce.


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DWTS 12 – Mark Ballas' Blog Comes To A Close And Pia Toscano Speaks About Their Friendship
Mark has penned his last blog (and a deep one at that!) for the Season at USA Today. He writes of how much he will miss his new best friend Chelsea and shares some song lyrics that came to mind on the way back to Los Angeles on the red eye. He also talks of his plans for the summer, how music is his passion and what drives him, and hopes to see us again at his shows this summer and for Season 13. More below and at the link.
Let me assure you: We had the time of our lives. I've learned a lot from Chelsea and I truly cherish the time she and I spent competing this season. Even though we've come across a new turning point and we will take different forks in the road, she's a lovely person and I'm blessed to consider her a close friend for life!
As the frenzy after the finale slows down, I now get to focus on my passion, which is my music. I had a lot of fun interviews when I was in New York with MTV, VH1, and a few others, and we're gearing up to play some shows this summer. Those dates should be released soon on my website and social media sites, so please check for those if you want to catch me play live. One fun event I'm really looking forward to playing this summer is the Martin Owner's Club Annual Event, held at the Martin Guitar Factory in Nazareth, Pa. It's such an honor to be supported by the music icon that is Martin!
As I've said many times before, music is what drives me. Even when I dance, I consider my movement an extension of the music, with the musicality predicting what movements will occur. The biggest difference between the two, music and dance, is that dance requires you to color between the lines determined by the rules of the dance discipline and music allows you to do whatever you feel on a blank canvas.
It's been a great ride, Team Kanenball. I greatly appreciate all the love and support (and birthday wishes!) that I received this week and all season long. The journey was memorable and the memories will last a lifetime. I hope to catch some of you this summer at one of my shows and also this fall for Season 13. Happy summer everyone!
Pia Toscano also spoke out about Mark being in the Finals on the show and their friendship at Radar On-line. She says they are dating their careers and nothing more. Below is a take. You can also hear her talk about it in some audio at the link as well.
"We're very supportive of each other," Pia gushed about Mark. "I'm so proud of him – that he made it to the finals – and I'm sure he's very proud of me as well.
"Right now though we are both dating our careers. We're so involved in what we do. It's an important time for me to really ride this wave and work really hard, so I have to stay really focused."
And when it comes to all those late night 'I love you' Tweets that fly between the two?
"He's just really sweet – he loves a lot of people!" Pia insisted. "We're just very close friends."


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Throw the book at 'em ~Riot Act?
Posted by Ray Jay on February 27, 2003
In Reply to: Throw the book at 'em ~Riot Act? posted by Robert on February 26, 2003
: I guess a milder punishment would be to "read the riot act" to, or severely scold the defendant(s).
: : : : : Anyone know the origin of the idiom or phrase "Throw the book at em." I realize it means prosecute someone to the fullest extent of the law, a law enforcement term, but does anyone really know where it came from and when it first began being used?
: : : : Dictionary of American Slang, 1960 ed., says:
: : : : 1 To sentence a guilty person to the maximum term of imprisonment. Orig. underworld use. From the image of a judge sentencing a criminal to every penalty found in books of law. --> 2 To penalize, punish, reprimand, or criticize a person severely. Fairly common since c1950.
: : : : No time of origin is given for the first meaning.
: : : (I left out the "2" when first posting.)
: : Throw the book at someone,
To. To charge them with a particular offence; to inflict a severe punishment on
them. The 'book' is an imaginary book of rules or of offences and their prescribed
penalties. The expression dates from the 1930s and is of American origin.
: : From _Brewer's Dictionary of Modern Phrase and Fable_ by Adrian Room
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: : The judge throws the book at him when he finally goes to bat. (Damon Runyon, _Collier's_, December 23, 1933)


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LG today announced a pair of Optimus F series smartphones on the eve of Mobile World Congress. The two will bridge the gap between the entry-level Optimus L and high-end Optimus G series of phones. Both will run the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and will feature 4G LTE connectivity.
The Optimus F5 features a 4.3-inch qHD (540x960 pixels) display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, and 8GB internal storage. Juiced by a 2,150mAh battery, the smartphone includes a 5-megapixel rear camera, 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, and microSD expansion slot.
The bigger and more powerful Optimus F7 provides a 4.7-inch HD (720x1,280 pixels) IPS display, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and 2GB RAM. Other noteworthy specifications include an 8-megapixel rear camera, microSD expansion, and a 2,540mAh battery.
LG stopped short of announcing exact time frames or carrier support; however, Europe will see the Optimus F5 in the second quarter. The worldwide rollout and Optimus F7 availability will be made clear in the coming weeks.
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Race On for Taxi Apps
By early next year, hailing a yellow cab in New York City could be as easy as whipping out a smartphone and pressing a button. That is, unless the companies that run the city's livery fleets succeed in blocking a rule change in a key vote next week.
The Taxi and Limousine Commission is expected to vote Thursday on rules that would allow the use of smartphone applications for hailing and paying for cab rides for the first time. But representatives for other for-hire vehicles have mounted a fierce behind-the-scenes lobbying effort to block them.


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PSN breach spawns 55 class-action suits, Sony insurer to not pay legal fees
Sony's insurance company, Zurich American, has filed a claim in New York asking to be except from paying to defend the firm over 55 class-action suits filed against in over the PSN data breach earlier this year.
Psn Breach headlines
Lawsuit claims Sony laid-off "a substantial percentage" of security employees before PSN breach
According to a class action lawsuit filed this week, Sony laid off employees who were responsible for the firm's network security two weeks before the massive data breach occurred in April.
Sony "may never know" if hackers stole anything during PSN breach
PlayStation boss Kaz Hirai has been talking to a lot of different folks during E3 this year, and the BBC was no exception. According to an interview with the outlet, Hirair said Sony "may never know" what data was stolen by hackers when they breached PSN's security system.
Sony to testify before US subcommittee on Commerce next week
Sony will be sending Tim Schaff, the president of International Sony Network Entertainment division, to Washington DC next week to appear before a House subcommittee hearing regarding the firm's recent Network breach.
PS3 online play back in EU and US after mid-April hack
Sony has re-launched online play in Europe and the US for PSN following the release of a mandatory Firmware update last night
Signs point to PSN services getting ready to restart
Brace yourselves – while PlayStation Network isn't quite open to the public yet, we're hearing reports that the internal PSN developer network is back online, so it shouldn't be too far off.
Sony: PSN restoration date of May 31 is inaccurate
SCEA's director of corporate communications and social media, Patrick Seybold, has said that the estimated May 31 restoration date for PSN services reported by Bloomberg is a bit misleading.
Quick Quotes: Dennis Dyack hopes PSN hack doesn't "undermine people's confidence" in digital
"It's very concerning and I think getting as much information out there – factual information out there as soon as possible is good. I know, personally, I just changed all my passwords because I was an active user of the PSN and I didn't even want to take a chance. I just started changing all […]
Report - Sony issued subpoena by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman
Sony has been subpoenaed by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman over the PSN data breaches, according to a report on Bloomberg.
"Anonymous" file found on server, Sony tells Congress
Sony has issued a response to a US Congress subcommittee following the PSN hacker hearing held earlier today, revealing it found a file on its server saying, "We are legion".
Sony's T&C state it excludes "all liability or loss of data or unauthorised access" to consumer accounts
Sony's PSN terms and conditions are being challenged by ICO which claims the agreement users must comply with in order to sign up and use PSN, is not applicable by UK law.
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It looks as though Sony's failure to inform customers that their data may have been compromised as early as April 20 has upset a US Senator.
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