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I call them at home
These cookies.
For almost two months now, I've been mixing the dough, scooping it into mounds, parking it in the fridge, baking off a cookie or so at a time and, when the dough runs out, starting all over again. These cookies are from Kim Boyce's Good to the Grain, which came out in the spring of 2010. In the year or so since, they've exploded onto the scene. (We're a "scene," right, we who hang around the interwebs swapping recipes and telling stories? I like to think so.) Some very smart people have already said some very smart things about these cookies, so I didn't plan on mentioning them here. I'd just keep mixing, and scooping, and chilling, and baking, quietly enjoying my cookies and kicking myself between bites for having taken so long to make them in the first place.
But over the last couple of months, it has come to my attention that there are people out there, good, salt of the earth, chocolate-chip-cookie-loving people who, like me, are only now awakening to the glory of Kim Boyce's cookies. I know some of these people. I call them at home. In fact, anecdotal evidence leads me to believe that there is an entire sub-population on this planet that is just now trying them, just now turning on ovens and baking first batches. Not that I'm implying a class system of chocolate chip cookie eaters based on who has, and who has not, experienced these cookies. (Or am I?) In any case, it has finally dawned on me that maybe, just maybe one of you reading today has never heard of them. That's not a risk I'm willing to take.
I first made these cookies with my sister, Anna, who came to visit in early July. We prepared the dough on a Friday morning, and left it in the fridge until the following night, when we – Anna, Eli, and I – piled onto our (new! pink!) sofa to watch The Adjustment Bureau (a movie that, incidentally, features more Jason Bourne-style running scenes than all three Bourne films combined). We baked off three cookies, one for each of us, and once they were cool enough for consumption, we ferried them over to the coffee table in front of the television. We were about a half an hour into the movie, and we kept right on watching while we took our first bites. What happened next I can only describe as silent pandemonium. We looked down at our plates, and said, "!!!!" We looked up at each other, and said, "????" Down. Up. Down. Up. "!!!!" "????" "!!!!" "????" Eli and I were already scrambling for the remote when Anna yelled, "PAUSE!" and we spent the next few minutes in deep discussion over what, what?, I ask you, makes this cookie so very, very good. (We didn't come up with a single satisfying answer, by the way. We tried out words like "nubby," "textured," "pebbly," and "thick," all of which make it sound as though eating this cookie is like taking a bite out of your favorite sweater. I promise you, it's nothing like that at all.) Anna asked for the recipe so that she could, and I quote, "blow people's minds." The following week, back home in Columbus, Ohio, that's what she did.
And so it began: A few days after Anna left, I baked off one of the remaining cookies for a friend. She asked for the recipe. Then, my mother came to visit. She wanted it, too. Eli had a birthday at the beginning of this month and asked for these cookies in lieu of a cake. His brothers were in town, and a few friends came by, and I was so busy chatting with everyone (the perils of an open kitchen!) that I lost track of what my hands were doing, namely, pressing double, maybe triple, the usual amount of salt flakes into those poor lumps of dough. The cookies turned out so salty that no one even tried to pretend otherwise. Still, they ate them. And asked for the recipe. I tell you, these cookies can do no wrong.
The defining feature of this cookie is that it's made exclusively with whole wheat flour, which does all sorts of terrific things for its flavor and texture. You might wonder at first what else is in there, maybe ground walnuts or oats, or some kind of earthy mystery spice. But that's just the whole wheat talking. Whole wheat, it turns out, has some important things to say. These cookies bake up fat and tall, with a crisp, almost crust-like exterior. On the inside, they're soft, even borderline flakey. They remind me a little of scones or buttermilk biscuits in that way. Eli told me not to tell you that, since he thinks it might give you the wrong idea about these cookies, but I decided to toss it out there, anyway. When you taste them, maybe you'll see what I mean.
Most interesting to me about these cookies is the One Cookie Phenomenon (OCP) they seem to inspire. It's a phenomenon that I never knew existed in the land of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, where the insatiable desire for cookie after cookie after cookie reigns supreme. You've been there, right? All cookied out, and maybe even mildly sick? This cookie gets how that can happen, and it has your back. Yes, you spend your whole time with this cookie wishing it would never end. But then it does, and you realize you're okay. You're filled with precisely the right amount of cookie, and you are done. And very, very happy.
Whole Wheat Chocolate Chip Cookies
Adapted from Good to the Grain, by Kim Boyce
Boyce writes that "this dough is made to go straight from the bowl into the oven" (just be sure to use cold butter), but I followed a tip from Molly and chilled the pre-scooped dough. I've let the dough age anywhere from 18 hours to a whole week. I really like the way these mature dough balls bake up, fat, and tall, and rich in flavor, so I prepare the dough, scoop it into individual cookies, and store them in the fridge on a baking sheet wrapped in plastic. Then, when the mood strikes, I bake them off a cookie or two at a time. Boyce breaks down her ingredient list into two categories, "dry mix" and "wet mix." I like that, since it helps me organize my brain and my bowls before I get started. A note about the dry ingredients: Boyce has you sift them into a bowl, but I whisk them together, instead.
Dry ingredients:
3 c. whole wheat flour
1½ tsps. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
1½ tsp. kosher salt
Wet ingredients:
2 sticks (8 oz.) cold, unsalted butter, cut into ½-inch cubes
1 c. dark brown sugar
1 c. sugar
2 large eggs
2 tsp. pure vanilla extract
8 oz. bittersweet or semisweet chocolate (I use Scharffen Berger, 62%), roughly chopped into ¼- and ½-inch pieces
Sea salt flakes for finishing. (I use Maldon.)
[If you plan on baking these cookies right away, pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees and line two baking sheets with parchment.]
Whisk together the dry ingredients in a large bowl.
Put the butter and sugars in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, and mix on low speed until just blended. (It should take about 2 minutes.) Scrape down the sides of the bowl with a spatula. Add the eggs one at a time, beating until each one is incorporated. Mix in the vanilla.
Add the flour mixture to the bowl, and blend on low speed until the flour is just incorporated. If there are any small pockets of flour lurking in the dough, rub them in with your fingers. (Much better, Boyce says, than over-mixing.)
Scoop the dough – about 3 tablespoons per cookie – onto the baking sheets. I use a 1½-tablespoon ice cream scoop and pile one level scoop on top of another for added height. If you're going the chill-now-bake-later-route, you can crowd them all onto a single sheet so that they'll take up less room in the fridge. (You'll remove the two or three or however many cookies to a separate sheet when you're ready to bake them.) If you'll be baking the cookies right away, you'll need about 3 inches between them.
Just before baking, press a few flakes of salt into each dough ball. Boyce suggests a baking time of 16-20 minutes at 350 degrees. My chilled dough takes an even 20. If you're baking up a bunch at a time, rotate the baking sheets halfway through. Transfer the cookies, still on the parchment, to the counter to cool. Repeat with the remaining dough.
Yield: a little over 20 cookies
33 comments:
- Jess said...
I don't think I could be trusted to just bake off "one or two." My own personal yield would be the "a little over 20 cookies." Thanks for sharing! I swear I don't live under a rock, and yet I did not know about this recipe before reading this post.
- September 1, 2011 at 5:53 PM
- Molly said...
I HAVE seen this recipe, thanks to Molly. I even went out and bought whole wheat flour, she made it sound so alluring. The unopened package hung out in the back of the pantry, feeling a bit unloved, I imagine, until this weekend, when we discovered a colony of icky things had made my baking goods their new home. Out went the whole wheat flour, along with everything else. To do list for this weekend: a trip to The Container Store, and then to replace all my flours. And then, and then, make these cookies!
- September 1, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Rachel said...
I'll be among those people who is just now trying these cookies, although I have seen them on other blogs. Your post put me over the edge of not being able to wait any longer before baking them!
I like how you baked just a few at a time. That is truly the best way to enjoy cookies! I remembera college friend doing that in his toaster oven. Genius!
- September 1, 2011 at 8:40 PM
- Nicole said...
I'm new to your blog and I've just started following you on twitter. Always nice to find a new lovely blog to read with inspiringly delicious recipes. I am already looking forward to trying your scones and rugelach.
Happy September.
- September 1, 2011 at 9:02 PM
- Sara said...
I think I've baked about half the recipes in that book in the past year, so I certainly don't need to be called at home ;-). But I still enjoyed reading about them!
- September 1, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- Žiupsnelisdruskos said...
You're back!!! And with a bang! Who can go wrong with these cookies?!
But mostly I'm happy you're back. Please stay. We've missed your stories.
- September 2, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Gemma said...
I have been meaning to bake these for far too long. Maybe this weekend...
- September 2, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- Sally said...
These look fantastic! I'll have to make them... Meanwhile, I've made THREE rounds of the cinnamon bread, and am addicted!
Hope your third trimester is going well!
- September 2, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Anna said...
I love this book, Jess! How are you feeling? Not long to go now....:)
- September 2, 2011 at 3:37 PM
- Janet said...
I spend way too much of my life reading cooking/baking blogs, and have never heard of these cookies. Must be one of Molly's that I missed.
They sound great; I will try them.
Yes, you guys are most definitely 'a scene'!
- September 2, 2011 at 5:22 PM
- Julia's Bookbag said...
Ok gotta tell you, I have NOT heard of these cookies, and I am VERY HAPPY RIGHT NOW to have discovered them! I'm convinced that whole wheat flour is the key to everything great, seriously. I CANNOT WAIT to try these! Thank you thank you :) ~Melissa
- September 2, 2011 at 9:39 PM
- linda said...
i did peruse KB book & noticed this recipe…put on my bake list but never did…will give them a go after reading this lovely post…
glad that you are surrounded by those you hold dear & we all eagerly
await baby news!! update us as to how you are doing…please!!
- September 2, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- molly said...
Oy. I feel like a flunkee. I made these cookies. I did not love them. I only barely liked them. Maybe I made some terrible mistake? Probably, I need to try again. Yes, given the source, probably, most definitely.
Welcome bake, Jess. (Ho! I actually mis-typed that. You know what I meant. Well, probably both.)
- September 3, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- Kasey said...
These are pretty much the best cookies ever, I've determined. I am patiently waiting for Kim's next book. Hope the pregnancy is treating you well!
- September 3, 2011 at 1:10 PM
- Rogue Unicorn said...
Yes! Another convert to the most perfect chocolate chip cookies in the world. Keep spreading the word, my friend.
Also, I do like to think we are a scene.
- September 3, 2011 at 3:52 PM
- momMe said...
Imagine a little girl coming home from school with her book bag in tow to find one of these cookies warm from the oven accompanied by a cold glass of milk waiting for her. Munching away, telling her mom about her day --- heaven!! It's one of the images this cookie conjures up for me. Love the cookie, love you!
- September 3, 2011 at 9:35 PM
- Jane said...
I discovered these cookies through Molly too, they're pretty spectacular. So spectacular, my colleague's 4 year old daughter deemed them the Bestest Cookies in the Whole World!
- September 6, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- Elishag said...
Made these tonight - yum, good thing I only baked 2 tonight and put the rest of the dough in the refrigerator or I would have ate way too many!
- September 6, 2011 at 11:15 PM
- anya said...
Just recently I was baking these cookies almost every day. And I must admit I didn't bake off a cookie or two from the dough resting and aging in the fridge, I baked them all, a little over twenty of the beggars in the course of one day. And then I made them again. I couldn't reason what I was doing. There is no will power involved when these whole wheat chocolate chip lovelies are around. I had to make a serious effort to swear off them for a little while, just, you know, to catch my breath.
- September 7, 2011 at 1:31 PM
- jellybeanandjoy said...
Yum! Whole wheat flour... how exciting. I'm looking forward to giving these a whirl.
- September 12, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- baking in boca said...
I don't know why I was skeptical , but I was wrong. As a former tate's recipe fan I'm converted. I used chips and doubled the amount and perfection. Will be my go to recipe although I should hide it so I don't make them every day!
- September 18, 2011 at 6:53 PM
- Monica said...
I had a similar experience to yours. My jaw dropped when I tasted the batter. Pre-baking! I think i was so shocked b/c I expected whole wheat cookies to taste like health food. Now, I'm convinced it's the only way to bake them. And everyone asks for the recipe when I make them too!
- September 21, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- rental mobil jakarta said...
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- September 22, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- Talley said...
first you bowl me over with adorable-to-die-for baby pictures (congrats!!!!) and then I keep scrolling only to find what is described as expletive inducing chocolate chip cookies. You can rest assure that your post was worth sending out into the blog-o-sphere scene because I had never seen or heard of these magical cookies before. I just baked my first batch. They are perfect. Not as perfect as that little bundle of joy that you just welcomed into the world, but they are pretty close. thank you thank you!
- September 27, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- ameanderingmango said...
Cookies look wonderful! Love the use of wholemeal flour... Sweet blog and congrats on the little one in your most recent post!
- October 4, 2011 at 11:24 PM
- Katrina said...
I can't find salt flakes! Could I use coarse salt, or is that a horrible idea?
Congratulations on your beautiful baby!
- October 8, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Jess said...
Hi, Katrina. I think coarse salt will be great. Carry on!
- October 8, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- Janet said...
I've made them twice so far. Excellent flavor and tremendous texture both times.
The first time I dutifully followed the instruction to use parchment paper; the second time I forgot, and just baked them on an ungreased baking sheet. I didn't find any difference in the finished product. The second time I let them cool for around 10 minutes on the sheet, then stacked them up in a bowl to cool completely.
Also, if anyone is nervous about these tasting too whole-grainy, I made these for my husband's family, which is a 100% white flour type of crowd, and they all LOVED them. And I used regular whole wheat flour, not white whole wheat.
- October 9, 2011 at 10:29 PM
- blackdogfoodblog.com said...
Looks yummy, lovely photography...I should try this recipe!!
- November 2, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Molly said...
Hi Jess,
I made these cookies -- finally -- tonight for a get-together we're having on Saturday night. I panicked a little when I realized the recipe doesn't actually say when to add the chocolate chips. I was worried Boyce had some sort of special technique or surprising moment when they were added. My husband calmed me down -- he can recite the recipe from the back of the Toll House chip bag just as sure as he can recite the Lord's Prayer -- so I added them at the presumed time. They are sitting in my fridge right now, waiting to be baked, but just in case, they're supposed to be added after the flour is just incorporated, before being scooped?
Hope all is well. Mia is beyond scrumptious. Can't get enough photos of her gorgeous eyes.
- December 2, 2011 at 12:36 AM
- Jess said...
Oh my goodness, Molly, I'm mortified! My mistake, obviously. (Thanks for catching it!) Yes, you added the chocolate at precisely the right time. I'll make the change.
- December 2, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- Nadine said...
Just made those cookies...fantastic! I was skeptical till the very end until I tasted them. now I can fool myself with some "healthy whole wheat cookies"
- January 7, 2012 at 7:22 PM
- Magpie said...
I even have that cookbook, and I haven't tried those. But I will now.
- February 15, 2012 at 4:58 PM


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Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells. Unlike radiation therapy and surgery, which are localized treatments, chemotherapy is a systemic treatment. This means that the drugs travel throughout the whole body. This means chemotherapy can reach cancer cells that may have spread, or metastasized, to other areas.
Chemotherapy is rarely used to treat thyroid cancer. It is almost exclusively used when other treatments have failed. If chemotherapy is used, it may be combined with external radiation therapy.
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If the thyroid cancer is a highly aggressive form, chemotherapy may improve survival time. Doxorubicin is the most effective single agent in this type of cancer, and it is often combined with radiation treatment.
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Another example of targeted therapy includes a drug called vemurafenib. This medicine is designed to treat cancer in people who have a certain mutation in a gene called the BRAF gene. Treatment with vemurafenib has show promise in slowing cancer growth and improving mortality.
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Huddersfield coach Paul Anderson believes his side's battling 24-24 draw with bogey club Warrington demonstrates their genuine Super League title ambitions.
A last-minute drop goal from Giants captain Danny Brough rescued his side a point and ended a run of 10 successive defeats at the hands of the Wolves.
The Giants, still within touching distance of leaders St Helens, looked to have secured both points when impressive hooker Shaun Lunt created a length-of-the-field try for winger Jodie Broughton to put his side into a 23-6 lead.
We found some energy and some response and ways of speeding the game up. We showed some spirit to fight our way back in and should have managed things better and gone on to win it.
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However, centre Ryan Atkins sparked the Wolves' sensational comeback with a 57th-minute try and when prop Ben Harrison barged his way to the line twice in five minutes, the second time in controversial fashion, they looked to have won it.
Gareth O'Brien's fourth goal made it 24-23 and winger Rhys Evans went close to sealing the win as he knocked himself out attempting unsuccessfully to touch down at the corner before an interception from Leroy Cudjoe then set up the position for Brough to land his second drop goal of the match.
"It was a game of two halves," Anderson reflected. "It was all about momentum, we both had it at times and Warrington definitely came home with it.
"The positive is we put ourselves in a big position against a good team. If we want to win this competition, which we do, we'll have to play these again and we do know we can compete against these teams.
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Anderson also bemoaned the fixture list following the match, as the Tetley's Challenge Cup has meant the Giants were playing only their second game in a month.
"The farcical way the competition is structured because of the Challenge Cup gives no teams fluency," he added. "It's not good for anyone."
Warrington had opened the scoring with O'Brien's 18th-minute try and coach Tony Smith believes his side ought to have capitalised on their spirited comeback.
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Musial, Weaver were two sides of the same coin
Stan Musial and Earl Weaver couldn't have been much different in some ways, or much more alike in others. What these two sides of baseball's coin of competitive passion definitely had in common is that they were true icons, not only for their franchises but for the game itself. The two Hall of Famers were unique fixtures in the game, and their passing on the same day Saturday dealt a double-dose of sadness to the sports world, perhaps not as much for lives cut short as out of reverence for lives devoted to baseball at the very highest level. Saturday became the first day in history a pair of Hall of Famers passed away on the same day, with word in the morning of former Orioles manager Weaver's death at age 82 followed in the evening with the announcement that Cardinals legend Musial had passed away at age 92. Previously, the shortest time span between the deaths of Hall of Famers was three days in 1971, when Heinie Manush's passing on May 12 was followed by Goose Goslin's death on May 15.
The news Saturday made for a uniquely reflective January day for any baseball fan who understands the impact each of these men had on the game in very different ways -- different from each other, and different from anyone else. That they happened to pass away on the same day shouldn't rob one iota of respect and appreciation from either. Certainly, their legacies each are large enough to deserve appropriate commemoration.These were two of the brightest stars in their respective fields -- Musial's hitting and Weaver's managing. While Musial marched consistently through 22 stellar seasons and beyond with a smile on his face, a powerful bat and the heart of a champion, Weaver's fiery personality and scientific mind ahead of its time often provided epic dirt-disturbing explosions on the field. Talk about opposites: Nobody played more games without an ejection than Musial with 3,026, and no American League manager had more ejections than Weaver with 97. Both, however, were true geniuses at their craft for decades, even if their intensity manifested in different ways. For this one day, at least, it's hard to separate the two in the baseball mind's eye -- the visions of the Orioles' No. 4 dusting up a storm, and images of the Cardinals' famous No. 6 on the back of a corkscrew left-handed swing, punctuated with a big grin. As Saturday began, word circulated that Weaver had passed away, and that his death came suddenly, after an apparent heart attack on a cruise ship. Response from Baltimore, of course, was immediately forthcoming, heartfelt and mournful. And from the Commissioner's Office to Cooperstown to fan fests around the country, the response was the same. "Earl's managerial style proved visionary, as many people in the game adopted his strategy and techniques years later," Commissioner Bud Selig said of Weaver. Orioles chairman of the board and CEO Peter G. Angelos said in a statement released by the team, "This is a sad day for everyone who knew him and for all Orioles fans. Earl made his passion for the Orioles known both on and off the field." For all of baseball, the day became even more sad a little before 8 p.m. ET, when the Cardinals announced that Musial had died, his family by his side at his home in Ladue, Mo. This, too, was a particularly painful blow to one particular franchise and city -- the Cardinals and St. Louis. "We have lost the most beloved member of the Cardinals family," said team chairman William DeWitt Jr. But it was a loss felt deeply throughout baseball, too. Aside from being one of the very greatest hitters of all time with rarefied power and efficiency at the plate, "Stan The Man" was one of the most friendly and engaging ambassadors the game has ever seen. He was a proud one-team man who wore his Cardinals colors with a smile well into his later years -- always dapper in the bright red sport coat aboard a red golf cart at Busch Stadium and always charming with his harmonica tooting out "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" in Cooperstown. "Stan will be remembered in baseball annals as one of the pillars of our game, with his many successes on the diamond, the passion with which he played, and his engaging personality," National Baseball Hall of Fame president Jeff Idelson said. And so it was with a deep sense of reverence Saturday that baseball said goodbye to not just one but two iconic figures, different snapshots of competitiveness but among the very best at their craft. Another thing these two men have in common: They not only excelled and stood out even among baseball's elite, but they also had the good fortune to have received recognition for that accomplishment. They were shown appreciation for their wisdom and greatness during their long lives, down to the final day.


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Activision isn't exactly hurting for money. Between the annualized blockbuster success of Call of Duty and the millions of people still paying a monthly fee for World of Warcraft, the company seems to be sitting pretty. But it doesn't want to stake its future on those successes, and has set other plans in motion in case they fizzle.
"A significant portion of our revenues has historically been derived from products based on a relatively small number of popular franchises and these products are responsible for a disproportionately high percentage of our profits," reads an amended annual report. "For example, our four largest franchises in 2012--Call of Duty, Diablo, Skylanders and World of Warcraft--accounted for approximately 83% of our net revenues, and a significantly higher percentage of our operating income, for the year."
The report goes on to state that the "disproportionately high percentage" of revenues means they're dependent on those, and "failure to achieve anticipated results by one or more products based on these franchises may significantly harm our business and financial results."
To deal with this potential pitfall, the annual report claims that Activision will be taking a few steps: shifting toward digital delivery and supporting online communities like those surrounding CoD and WoW, looking into free-to-play models with microtransactions, and developing new intellectual properties. It cites Skylanders as an example of a new IP that paid off, generating more than $1 billion in worldwide sales so far. Its deal to publish the upcoming Bungie FPS Destiny is said to be its next large step.


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Israel solidarity rallies were held in venues across the United States as several groups sent missions to Israel to experience the siege there firsthand.
Some 2,000 demonstrators who gathered Tuesday in downtown Chicago waved Israeli flags and held signs reading "I Stand with Israel," "Israel has the right to defend itself" and "Hamas the Aggressor, Israel the Beacon of Freedom." Young people sang "Am Yisrael Chai" and "Hatikvah."
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel sent a statement of support that was read at the rally.
"There is no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders," the statement said. "So we are fully supportive of Israel's right to defend itself."
The rally was sponsored by the United Fund and JUF's Jewish Community Relations Council in cooperation with the Chicago Board of Rabbis and JUF's Rabbinic Action Committee.
Other rallies were scheduled Tuesday in New York and its suburbs, Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Seattle and West Hartford, Conn.
Meanwhile, rallies were held Monday in Boston and Sunday in Los Angeles.
In Boston, some 1,000 pro-Israel demonstrators rallied in an event organized by synagogues, schools and Jewish nonprofit organizations, including the Combined Jewish Philanthropies, the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, J Street, the Anti-Defamation League and AIPAC.
The Boston rally "is a statement to our sisters and brothers and cousins in Israel that we're supportive and we feel your pain," Rabbi David Lerner of Temple Emunah in Lexington, Mass., told The Jerusalem Post.
In Los Angeles, some 1,400 demonstrators voiced their support for Israel's right to defend itself and its ramped-up operation against escalated rocket attacks on its South from the Gaza Strip. They gathered outside the Westwood Federal Building in West Los Angeles at a rally organized by the pro-Israel organizations StandWithUs, the Israeli-Leadership Council and the Zionist Organization of America-Western Region.
"We are here to protest the necessity of peace, the danger of those who would seek to destroy us and our determination to live both in strength and with justice and with peace," Rabbi David Wolpe of Sinai Temple told the crowd.
Some 100 pro-Palestinian counter-demonstrators carried signs that read "Let Gaza Live: Free Palestine," "Stop U.S. Aid to Israel," and "It's not a war. In Palestine, it's genocide."
Meanwhile, lay and professional leaders from The Jewish Federations of North America arrived in Israel on Nov. 18 for a two-day emergency solidarity mission.
The leaders from New York, Chicago, Boston, New Jersey, Cleveland, Miami, Los Angeles, Washington, Minneapolis and Birmingham, Ala., visited southern Israeli cities under fire, including Ashkelon, Sderot and Beersheva, offering solidarity with the residents and examining areas of need.
"The ongoing crisis being faced by the people of Israel, particularly those in the South, will not be fought by the Jewish state alone," Michael Siegal, JFNA's incoming chair, said upon arriving in Jerusalem. "We are here to express our firm solidarity and to say that as always, when Israel is in need, we are here."
The JNFA already has committed $5 million in assistance to the Jewish Agency's Israel Terror Relief Fund for the immediate needs of the people living under fire.
Organizations representing Orthodox Judaism — the Rabbinical Council of America, the Orthodox Union and the National Council of Young Israel — on Monday called on "all Jews to increase their Torah study as spiritual support and merit for those Israeli soldiers and civilians on the front line of battle."
A Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations' leadership delegation led by Richard Stone and Malcolm Hoenlein, its chairman and executive vice chairman, together with 30 leaders representing an array of organizations, landed Wednesday in Israel.
The group is scheduled to meet with soldiers and civilians, and visit communities affected by Hamas rocket fire. The mission participants also will meet with top government and Israeli military officials to discuss the latest progress in addressing the attacks from Hamas-controlled Gaza.
The RCA instructed its members to hold special classes and lectures in their communities on Wednesday and Thursday "dedicated to the support of the IDF and the State of Israel."
"In the merit of our increased study of Torah, may we merit the promise recorded in the Talmud, Sotah 21a, that the study of Torah protects and rescues those who engage in it," said a statement from the three organizations.
A delegation of 20 rabbis from across North America toured areas of southern Israel on Tuesday as part of the RCA's emergency solidarity mission.
The rabbis paid condolence calls to the families of the three Israelis killed in a rocket attack on an apartment building in Kiryat Malachi.
"Visiting this shiva house was a truly moving experience and allowed us to assure those who lost family members that their deaths were being felt by all of Klal Yisrael," said Rabbi Doniel Kramer of Brooklyn.


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CVS Options
Use the following syntax to issue CVS commands:
cvs [cvs-options] command [cmd-options] [args]
Replace cvs-options with one or more of the following:
- -a
- Authenticate the data stream
- --allow-root=directory
- Set the repository root directory (used in server modes)
- -d repository-path
- Specify the repository path for the current command
- -e editor
- Use the specified editor in commit or import commands
- -f
- Do not use the ~/.cvsrc file
- -H or --help
- Display help for CVS
- --help-commands
- Display a list of CVS commands
- --help-options
- Display a list of CVS options
- --help-synonyms
- Display a list of synonyms for CVS commands
- --H command or --help command
- Display the options and help for the specified command
- -l
- Do not log the current command to the history file
- -n
- Do not write to the repository or sandbox
- -q
- Run in quiet mode
- Run in very quiet mode
- -r
- Set files checked out to the sandbox read-only
- -s variable=value
- Set a user variable for use with one of the scripting files in CVSROOT
- -t
- Display messages that trace the execution of the command
- -T directory
- Use the named directory to store temporary files
- -v or --version
- Display CVS version and copyright information
- -w
- Set files checked out to the sandbox readable and writable
- -x
- Encrypt all data that travels across the network
- -z #
- Compress all network traffic using the specfied gzip compression level
Repository Access
Repository path format is as follows:
[:method:][[[user][:password]@] hostname[:[port]]]/path
Access methods can be any of the following:
- ext
- Connection through external rsh or rsh-like program
- fork
- Client/server mode on local computer
- gserver
- Connection through the GSS-API and Kerberos 5
- local
- Local computer, no client/server mode
- pserver
- Connection through password server
- kserver
- Connection through Kerberos 4
- server
- Connection through internal rsh server
Key environment variables relating to repository access are:
- Specifies rsh-like executable
- Specifies repository path
Common CVS Tasks
The following lists show the syntax to use in performing common CVS tasks. Remember that for any CVS command you can specify the repository path using the -d option. For example:
cvs -d repository_path checkout project
For brevity, the -d option is not shown in any of the example commands. However, it can be added to any of the commands.
Sandbox Commands
Create a new sandbox
cvs checkout project
Remove a sandbox
cvs release directory
Check out files as of a specific tag name or revision
cvs checkout -r [tagname|revision] project
Check out files as of a specific date or time
cvs checkout -D [date|time] project
Synchronization Commands
Upload changes to the repository
cvs commit [filenames]
Force upload of unchanged files
cvs commit -f [filenames]
Download changes from the repository
cvs update [filenames]
Download changes, and download new directories
cvs update -d [filenames]
Download changes, but not empty directories
cvs update -P [filenames]
Download changes and clear sticky revision, date, keyword mode, or branch
cvs update -A [filenames]
Convert an existing sandbox to a specific tag name or revision
cvs update -r [tagname|revision] project
Convert an existing sandbox to a specific date or time
cvs update -D [date|time] project
File Commands
Add new files or directories to the repository
cvs add [filenames]
Add new binary files to the repository
cvs add -kb [filenames]
Remove files or directories from the repository
cvs remove [filenames]
Remove files or directories and delete from the sandbox
cvs remove -f [filenames]
Branch Commands
Create a branch from within a sandbox
cvs tag -b branchname [filenames]
Create a branch from anywhere using a tag name or revision
cvs rtag -r [tagname|revision] -b branchname project
Create a branch from anywhere using a date or time
cvs rtag -D [date|time] branchname project
Check out a branch sandbox
cvs checkout -r branchname project
Convert an existing sandbox to a branch sandbox
cvs update -r branchname [filenames]
Tag Commands
Tag files from within a sandbox
cvs tag tagname [filenames]
Tag files from anywhere using a tag name or revision
cvs rtag -r [existing_tagname|revision] new_tagname project
Tag files from anywhere using a date or time
cvs rtag -D [date|time] tagname project
Move a tag from within a sandbox
cvs tag -F tagname [filenames]
Move a tag from anywhere using a tag name or revision
cvs rtag -r [tagname_at_location|revision] -F tagname_to_move project
Move a tag from anywhere using a date or time
cvs rtag -D [date|time] -F tagname project
Delete a tag from within a sandbox
cvs tag -d tagname [filenames]
Delete a tag from anywhere
cvs rtag -d tagname project
The -r [tagname|revision] option accepts a tag name or a revision, but cannot have both tag name and revision. The -D [date|time] option accepts a date, a time, or both date and time.


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Clement is an email server application. Its main function is to block unwanted mail (spam) as soon as possible in the email exchange process. It accepts or rejects email while the SMTP session, initiated by the email sender, is still pending, accepting legitimate email messages without the need to return an error status to non-existent or "borrowed" return address later. Clement can operate in two modes, either as a standard MTA (as sendmail, Postfix, Exim, Exchange, etc.) to store email in the recipient's own area, or to transmit the mail to an another SMTP server acting as smart spam filtering device. Each email domain name Clement knows about can be treated in one of these two modes depending on the group to which the domain name has been set. Each message is verified by a virus scanner (ClamAV) while the SMTP connection is still open, but the refusal of mail and the reason for refusal is notified to the actual sender. Mail management is done via a Web interface and can be delegated to three administrative levels (Root-Admin, Group-Admin, Domain-Admin). Standard users can access their own logs (sent email status, email rejected, quarantined email, etc.). With this interface, the user can handle the rejection and acceptance of mail. Users who are level "Admin" can access the session logs (via the Web interface). Clement uses a SQL database (PostgreSQL, MySQL) to store and manage logs, user profiles, and dynamic management of directives concerning the sender-receiver relationship.
Scandalo is a very efficient and fast mail frontend for the clamdscan virus scanner. In other words, it is a simple mail filter that works as a wrapper for clamd, the famous Clamav antivirus daemon. Once integrated in maildrop or any MTA or MUA, it can quickly read messages and send them to the clamd process for virus scanning using the clamdscan utility. When a virus is found, the message is marked with a header, so you can easily set up your mail filter or MUA to drop, quarantine, or move the infected message to a mail folder.
ClamAV Unofficial Signatures Updater is a script that provides a simple way to download, test, and use third-party ClamAV signatures. It checks for updated unofficial clamav signature database files and can download them. It randomizes download time to help distribute the load more evenly for the database host mirror sites. Signature bypass entries can be created for temporarily resolving false-positive issues with third-party signatures. It can report which mirror site a download came from. It reports if a downloaded database is actually different than the running copy. Many other features are supported.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac delivers real-time protection from over 30,000 new Internet threats that appear each day, including those specifically targeting Macs. It scans files, Internet downloads, and mail attachments, provides cloud-based monitoring of Web sites and applications, prevents your Mac from infecting PCs on your network, warns you if a website is suspicious or dangerous, works behind-the-scenes so it won't slow you down, and has a familiar, easy-to-use Mac-style interface.
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Flawless traps exceptions and then uses git blame to send an email to the developer who wrote the buggy code. Even if a particular line of code causes thousands of exceptions, only one email will be sent. It uses git-blame to figure out which developer is responsible for a particular exception, and will only email that developer. If you set report_only_after_minimum_date, then Flawless will only report exceptions caused by code modified after report_only_after_minimum_date. You can mark certain files/functions as library code, and when an exception originates in those files/functions, the caller will be blamed for the error instead of the library code.
exceptions4c is a tiny, portable framework that brings the power of exceptions to your C applications. It provides a simple set of keywords (macros, actually) which map the semantics of exception handling you're probably already used to: try, catch, finally, throw. You can write try/catch/finally blocks just as if you were coding in Java. This way you will never have to deal again with boring error codes, or check return values every time you call a function.
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A majority of the 75 residents attending a public input meeting Thursday seemed to favor the idea of the Village of Flat Rock buying the Highland Lake Golf Club and making it a municipal park.
The majority of 75 residents attending a public input meeting Thursday seemed to favor the idea of the Village of Flat Rock buying Highland Lake Golf Club and making it a municipal park.
The Flat Rock Park Exploratory Committee, charged with examining the feasibility of a new park and what it would entail, held the meeting at the parish hall of St. John in the Wilderness Episcopal Church on Greenville Highway.
Ginger Brown, chair of the exploratory committee, stressed that the meeting was the public's chance to tell village officials what they would like to see in a municipal park, should it come to pass.
"We're not here to advocate for the park, for or against," Brown said.
Village council will make the final decision, she said, based on committee recommendations, which should be complete by late December. Council could decide whether to move forward with a park "within the next few months or so."
Attendees were asked to circle their top three choices from a list that included open space; walking, biking and fitness trails; a dog park; playground; picnic areas; courts for tennis, pickle ball or other uses; a pavilion/gazebo; disc golf; horse shoe pit; shuffleboard, bocce or shuffleboard court; a community garden; water features; and a community center.
Open space, level biking and walking trails and a playground seemed to be the most popular ideas among the roughly 15 people who spoke at the meeting, including three children who said they liked the idea of having a place to run and play.
Resident Anne Coletta said she favored a "low-impact" park with bocce ball, walking trails, badminton courts, pickle ball courts and an open, pastoral feel. But she opposed "ballfields of any kind," nighttime lighting or the village turning over control of maintenance to outsiders.
Highland Golf Villas neighbors Ed Foster and Tom Brown liked the idea of a park adjacent to their community, but felt there should be some sort of physical separation between the park and their homes.
"I think a park would be really fun and a good thing to go play at on weekends and after school," said 10-year-old Ella Dockendorf, who cited a playground, fitness station and tennis or pickleball courts as her favorite potential uses. "No dog park; I'm not a big dog lover."
However, several speakers — including Tracy Hall and Larry Rogers — expressed concerns about the potential costs of the village purchasing, improving, maintaining and insuring the 65-acre park.
"I understand why the people who live close to Highland Lake would want it to be a park," Hall said. "But for the rest of us, it seems we would be paying a lot more in property taxes to maintain a park that people from all over the county or other states can use, when our property taxes are going to be financing that."
"It seems like in the introductory remarks that I heard that this thing is a done deal," Rogers said. "But I think first of all, how much does it cost? Are we ignoring that? Do we have the money to pay for it? Are we ignoring that?"
In response to concerns voiced about possible costs, Brown said village officials haven't gotten that far yet.
"That's what we're doing here," she said. "We're trying to define what would be in the park. This is the first step. Once that part is all defined, then we can go and find out these figures on cost, maintenance, who does what. That's what this committee is about."
Vern George, who lives in Staton Woods, said the park would keep the village's gateway attractive.
"Certainly the cost is a big concern to all of us, but I do see the cost as an investment in the environment," he said. "There are nice places to live, they're surrounded by green spaces and flowers and trees and things like that. It enhances the value of the surrounding properties and the entire area."
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- TTC is an alternative hip hop band from Paris, France. It is composed of MCs Tido Berman, Teki Latex and Cuizinier, DJ Orgasmic and producers Tacteel and Para One. Their first album, Ceci N'est Pas Un Disque, was released on Big Dada in 2002. They released the second album, Batards Sensibles, in 2005. It features vocal contributions from Busdriver and Radioinactive. Their thid album, 3615 TTC, was released in 2007.
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