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Telanjang Bugil - Chinese Girl
Hey guys, here are a couple of tips that will make beautiful Chinese women become attracted to you.
Men generally don't feel comfortable saying "I really like you" to the woman they really like. I can understand why because I am one of those men – it brings back bad memories - I used to get rejected and felt badly insulted if the feelings are not mutual. So for a long time, I used the "play hard to get" strategy but honestly, it doesn't work. Why? Especially Chinese women, they generally felt insulted with this strategy and as such, the ill feelings keep adding up along the way and eventually it becomes a game where they just want you to like them back but you will never be able to build a deep connection with them. Think about it, unlike men, women generally have good memories of the past and trust me, they don't forget if you have insulted them previously.
So, how can you tell a Chinese girl that you really like her without her coming back to bite you back in the ass i.e. without hurting her feelings? One way is to compliment her if she really deserves it. Such as, I know many men must be attracted to your good looks but, what I really like about you is your character. Another way is to check out synonyms for the word "nice" in the dictionary and use the one you feel most comfortable. At least it shows you are committed to it instead of just saying, "It is OK".
If you are still using the "play hard to get" strategy, please beware - women will try their best to destroy your chances of building a deep emotional connection with them. Why? It shows that you are a real jerk and no women would like to go out with someone like that unless they have extremely low self esteem.
I don't know the kind of women you like nor the type of women who likes you but this is what I know. By focusing on building deep emotional feelings, women will be consistently attracted to you, especially Chinese women. I hope after reading this will help to improve your love life.
All the best.
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Urine cannabinoids screening test
What is this test?
This test measures the level of by-products of cannabis (marijuana) in urine. It is used to screen for marijuana exposure and abuse[1][2][3][4][5].
What are related tests?
Why do I need this test?
Laboratory tests may be done for many reasons. Tests are performed for routine health screenings or if a disease or toxicity is suspected. Lab tests may be used to determine if a medical condition is improving or worsening. Lab tests may also be used to measure the success or failure of a medication or treatment plan. Lab tests may be ordered for professional or legal reasons. You may need this test if you have:
- Marijuana abuse
When and how often should I have this test?
When and how often laboratory tests are done may depend on many factors. The timing of laboratory tests may rely on the results or completion of other tests, procedures, or treatments. Lab tests may be performed immediately in an emergency, or tests may be delayed as a condition is treated or monitored. A test may be suggested or become necessary when certain signs or symptoms appear.
Due to changes in the way your body naturally functions through the course of a day, lab tests may need to be performed at a certain time of day. If you have prepared for a test by changing your food or fluid intake, lab tests may be timed in accordance with those changes. Timing of tests may be based on increased and decreased levels of medications, drugs or other substances in the body.
The age or gender of the person being tested may affect when and how often a lab test is required. Chronic or progressive conditions may need ongoing monitoring through the use of lab tests. Conditions that worsen and improve may also need frequent monitoring. Certain tests may be repeated to obtain a series of results, or tests may need to be repeated to confirm or disprove results. Timing and frequency of lab tests may vary if they are performed for professional or legal reasons.
How should I get ready for the test?
To prepare for giving a urine sample, be sure to drink enough fluids before the test, unless you have been given other instructions. Try not to empty your bladder before the test.
How is the test done?
To provide a sample of urine, you will be asked to urinate into a container. Fill the container as much as you can, but do not overfill it. Urine samples may also be taken from a catheter.
How will the test feel?
The amount of discomfort you feel will depend on many factors, including your sensitivity to pain. Communicate how you are feeling with the person doing the test. Inform the person doing the test if you feel that you cannot continue with the test.
This test usually causes no discomfort.
What should I do after the test?
After collecting a urine sample, close the container if it has a lid. Place the container where the healthcare worker asked you to put it. Clean your hands with soap and water.
What are the risks?
Urine: A urine test is generally considered safe. Talk to your healthcare worker if you have questions or concerns about this test.
What are normal results for this test?
Laboratory test results may vary depending on your age, gender, health history, the method used for the test, and many other factors. If your results are different from the results suggested below, this may not mean that you have a disease. Contact your healthcare worker if you have any questions. The following is considered to be a normal result for this test:
- Negative
What follow up should I do after this test?
Ask your healthcare worker how you will be informed of the test results. You may be asked to call for results, schedule an appointment to discuss results, or notified of results by mail. Follow up care varies depending on many factors related to your test. Sometimes there is no follow up after you have been notified of test results. At other times follow up may be suggested or necessary. Some examples of follow up care include changes to medication or treatment plans, referral to a specialist, more or less frequent monitoring, and additional tests or procedures. Talk with your healthcare worker about any concerns or questions you have regarding follow up care or instructions.
Where can I get more information?
Related Companies
- National Institute on Drug Abuse - www.nida.nih.gov
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - http://www.samhsa.gov
[1] Lyons TP, Okano CK, Kuhnle JA, et al: A comparison of Roche Kinetic Interaction of Microparticles in Solution (KIMS) assay for cannabinoids and GC-MS analysis for 11-nor-9-carboxy-delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol. J Anal Toxicol 2001; 25(7):559-564.
[2] DiGregorio GJ & Sterling GH: Marijuana pharmacology and urine testing. Am Fam Physician 1987; 35(6):209-212.
[3] Moyer TP, Palmen MA, Johnson P, et al: Marijuana testing--how good is it? . Mayo Clin Proc 1987; 62(5):413-7.
[4] Schwartz RH & Hawks RL: Laboratory detection of marijuana use. JAMA 1985; 254:788-792.
[5] Schwartz RH, Hayden GF, & Riddile M: Laboratory detection of marijuana use. Experience with a photometric immunoassay to measure urinary cannabinoids. Am J Dis Child 1985; 139(11):1093-6.
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Thread: Slumberhouse
Top Ten Today: La Haine, Moth and Rabbit Black Leather, J-Scent Myths Man, Amouage The Orchid Man, Frapin Timbuktu, L'Artisan Hindu Kush, Mancera L'Air Barbes, 19-69 Eau de Sens, Diptypque Hermes, Eau de Citron Noir Odin 12, Odin NY
I've just tried 3 of my samples - Norne, Grev, and Baque. My impressions so far:
- The overall feel reminds me of Neil Morris and Kerosene, and to a lesser extent Lord's Jester.
- If I were to reduce Slumberhouse to a sound byte, it would be "the Amouage of indie perfumery"
- These are really rich, to repeat myself. The Slumberhouse reputation is clearly well-deserved.
- I'm starting to see a pattern of American "native" perfumery. It's basically like an olfactory version of jazz. There are elements borrowed from European and Middle Eastern perfumery, much as jazz borrowed from Europe and Africa. There is a rejection of rules that seems both unstructured and amateurish on the one hand, yet novel and ingenious on the other.
- Grev is the most like "industry" perfumery. Since I'm on a mainstream/designer kick right now, that's the one that's most impressive to me at the moment. I think that Norne would have grabbed me hardest when I was discovering Neil Morris.
- I agree that samples are the way to go with this house. Trying to decide on these scents by sniffing in a storefront would be worse than futile.
- Damn glad I smelled these!
There is no beauty / That cannot be more abused / To beauty's effect.
/ blog:// https://cologniac.com / raging for the machines
Looking at the oily, brown stain of Miel on my skin thinking, "Hey, remember me? I'm a person!"
the hobby is a choice buddy, sounds like you just made one.
With respect to the other rules that Slumberhouse are breaking, I think they're largely successful. Vikt, Grev, and Jeke are all on my short list.
Unfortunately, my Slumberhouse sample vials arrived badly leaking all over the bag they were enclosed in so it was a real mess. But an initial smell of some of the caps made the word "rustic" pop into my head. These are aggressive, assertive anti-dandies. Some are almost medicinal. I suspect some of these would work best in the colder months when they can linger in the smell of smoke from a nearby fireplace. Although I can't completely tell from my samples whether this is absolutely the case, I think its pretty obvious these are scents on a mission -- to make a statement that will not be ignored or lost in a crowd.
as for Slumberhouse, i understand the mixologist's penchant for clove but - with the exception of Sanaa - it doesn't really work. if i wanted the 'medicinal' vibe, i could find it for a lot less money. i say that completely respecting Josh's work. possibly, a3 or norne can be added to the 'keeper' list
Wearin 'Baque' today. Notes: tobacco, dried fruit, parchment, davana. This will probably be a FB for me once it's get officially released. Can't stop sniffing my wrist.
No guru, not method, no teacher
Just you and I and nature
It's certainly a fascinating genre. Like you, I'm quickly finding out which rules count for me and which rules don't.
If you haven't smelled it yet, you can now sniff Kerosene's R'oud Elements at MiN NY. Today I compared it to YSL M7 (2nd formulation, original packaging) on opposing wrists, and was so shocked by the similarity of the openings, I was ready to accuse Kerosene of pouring M7 into his hand-painted bottles. However, after the two scents settled down, they quickly diverged on numerous points. I won't say that R'oud Elements is better than M7 - "better" can be a pretty meaningless word - but I would heartily recommend that any lover of M7 should try R'oud Elements. My best short description of RE would now be "M7 Edition Orange EDP Intense".
The "texture" of R'oud Elements seems like some kind of crafty rule violation. The texture seems annoyingly "rough" at first, and such roughness has often been a hallmark of untrained perfumery to my nose. Industry perfumers almost seem compelled to sand down such things - at least in the past. But I think that Kerosene uses this feature brilliantly - it is clearly balanced at just the right level throughout the life of the fragrance, and gives it, as you have pointed out, tension. More recently, I've noticed some similar, purposefully roughened textures in industry frags. The industry is positively aggressive about understanding its markets, so no surprise in that. The guys and gals who compose for the American market understand us deeply.
There is no beauty / That cannot be more abused / To beauty's effect.
/ blog:// https://cologniac.com / raging for the machines
Got my 7 samples yesterday, and in typical impatient form, have managed to give all at least 5 hours upon some thirsty spot of skin. Initial thoughts…
Grev - I expected not to like this. Really, who needs another cologne? Well, this is utterly gorgeous in its ice-meets-spice-meets-earthy warmth trajectory. Love.
Rume - Spiced Coca-Cola in effect, but in reality a more resinous relative to Lutens´ Fille en Aiguilles, without the candied veneer. Yum. (Officially Bay, Myrrh, Labdanum, Hay)
Jeke - Take the wooden base of Rume, subtract some honey and add the metallic smell of fingers rubbed over an old weathered brass door knocker, then infuse the whole thing with a puff of magical smoke and you've got Jeke. Different. Nice. Strong.
Vikt - This feels the less gourmand of the resinous woods, and is likely the better for it. It´s the house vibe (which I enjoy and want to adopt in my fragrant lifestyle:-), but without the syrup. Perhaps my favorite.
Norne - All about pure sticky sap - pine needles, fir, blue spruce. A never-ending lot of freshly-cut Christmas trees (I used to work at one of these - and this, tree-hunters, it what I smelled like at the end of the day.) The only downfall - this natural scent feels reminiscent of synthetic recreations smelled elsewhere. Not sure if this is a criticism of Norne or a nod to how realistic some cleaning supplies (or scented candles) imitate piney woods. Norne may end op smelling the least-perfume and more air-freshener of the bunch. Still, my car could smell like this and I wouldn´t complain.
Baque - A special bonus to my sample pack, unlisted on the site. Quoted elsewhere: Baque is a honeyed tobacco leaf perfume built upon he leathery amber base of conifer resin and sweetened with labdanum, ambergris tincture, and benzoin. I find it soft. Maybe too soft. Supposedly intended for women, though it might be more wearable (by both sexes) than the men´s approach to tobacco, which is:
Miel - Wow. Darkly sweet molasses fragrance with tobacco, back tea, and something musky. I could enjoy this one the same way I do Tobacco Vanille. Meaning… A wonderful comfort scent for a night at home, but it might grow cloying to wear over time.
While Baque and Miel are nice Tobacco-blends, I feel like Abdes Salaam´s Via del Profumo offerings (with which I sense similarities in the overall spectrum of the Slumberhouse pallet) works with a superior natural leaf tobacco note.
On the flip side, I greatly prefer the take on WOODS by Slumberhouse. Vikt, Rume, and Jeke are all winners and distinct enough to incite different vibes and target different seasons. Though I've never been there, it's seems fit that these pungent and forest-inspired scents could only be so beautifully realized in the Pacific Northwest. And Grev, at least to my nose, is a unique herbal cologne unlike any in my wardrobe. As for pricing, no complaints for the artistry created by Josh et. al - worth every penny for any of these seductive potions. A house/nose to watch.
Having Simultaneous Affairs with: Amouage Memoir Man, Interlude Man, Epic Extrait (the femme version), Ubar, Tribute, Badr Al Badour, Opus VI Puredistance M, Sheiduna Tauer L'Air & Carillon pour un Ange Knize Ten Golden L'Artisan Al Oudh, Traversee du Bosphore TF Noir de Noir Xerjoff Homme, Richwood, 1861 Renaissance, 1888 (Casamorati), Uden, Zafar Serge Lutens MKK, Gris Clair, Fille en Aiguilles H de Parfums 1740, Noir Patchouli, Tub3 Animale, Fidelis Abdes Salaam Tabac, Cafe Milano, Sharif, Mecca Balsam Slumberhouse Baque MDCI Chypre Palatin Nicoläi Vie de Chateau Intense, Oud Sublime, L'Eau Mixte Dior Leather Oud, Oud Ispahan, Patchouli Imperial Chanel Sycomore Guerlain Songe d'un Bois d'Ete, Oud Essentiel MFK Oud Cashmere Mood Ormonde Jayne Nawab of Oudh Intensivo Papillon Anubis Bogue Maai
I got my samples last night and I am completely taken by Baque. This is a scent from my childhood, the pipe tobacco my uncles used to smoke during the holidays. I can get completely lost in this fragrance. If it does indeed come out in 50ml soon, I will be the first in line.
I've been spending the day with this whole line. Grev and Jeke are current favorites.
I was surprised not to find grapefruit in the notes for Grev. Does anyone smell it? Is one of the ingredients just grapefruit-like?
"Earlier this year I made a large batch of it (Grev) and really amped up the clove (I made the mistake of going with clove essential oil instead of clove bud absolute, which is a pitch black gummy resin that has aspects of what I would consider a musky/eggnog/spice -- I wish I had used the latter instead of the former in hindsight). A lot of times clove has a tendency to "settle" and tame down during the aging process of a perfume but this particular batch of Grev did not exhibit that mellowing characteristic. I do admit I'm quite a fan of clove but I know for many others it can conjure images of dental offices, clove cigarettes, baking hams, etc. My newest Grev more closely resembles the original recipe which debuted mid 2010 and is far spicier, a kind of masculine potpourri with a slight tinge of red apple skin. It has always been my slowest seller to be honest, but I enjoy it regardless.
I received my sample set today, Grev, Vikt, Jeke, Norne, Rume and Sana.
Of these, I found Rume and Norne to be the standouts (Sana reminded me of Fumerie Turque, for some reason). Norne is a fine, very intense woody scent, and Rume has that quirky myrrhe thing going on, mixed with hay, which seems quite inspired (the result seems to be a bit of apple). Rume would be my choice here. I might be making a purchase of a mini.
Maximum respect to the house and its narrative, but otherwise nothing here would threaten to oust the dark fragrances in my (very limited) wardrobe.
Sans parfum, la peau est muette.
What I'm wearing:
1. Annick Goutal Sables
2. Parfums MDCI Invasion Barbare
3. Lagerfeld Cologne (vintage)
4. Chanel Eau de Cologne
5. Balenciaga Le Dix
6. Fendi Theorema
Wearing Vikt for the first time today, I truly admire its basic structure of oud, styrax, and labdanum. A little sweet and very rich and resinous without thickness -- a delicious and cohesive accord. The ravensara up top is a good way to open the theme. This is a basic statement and it does it really, really well. I'm going to try layering it with Grev I think.
As I understand, there is more Brosse in the works for Fall release.
"Never expose your frags to light".....He intentionally blasts this one with light until it gets good.
One of the strongest in a line of some pretty strong stuff.
Other people's impressions of Grev have come across as much more refined that the sample I have. I wear my sample cross-country skiing, out in the woods, when the temps are well below freezing, and it seems suited to that.
so who else got a surprise package of new samples from Slumber today?
I'm really liking this Pear & Olive
nobody else got a surprise package, am I that special?
loving this Pear & Olive, not too thrilled it's going to be limited.
Notes: pear, cognac, chamomile, aglaia, olive, zdravets, massoia bark and calamus
Release Date: June 1st, 2012
This is a limited release. Hand etched bottle.
1ml glass vial sample $5
15ml $60
50ml $150
I'll be trying Tunis Mills tomorrow and Iska after that. I don't see any info on either of these on his site.
I think this guy's got a lot of promise. Pear and Olive sounds right up my alley.
Pear and Olive sounds fantastic...further experiences anyone?
Notice how easy we're going on the batch variation, when the perfumer is up-front about the intentional nature of it? Not sure how well that idea scales, but at least at this level, it's not a sin.
There is no beauty / That cannot be more abused / To beauty's effect.
/ blog:// https://cologniac.com / raging for the machines
What an unusual and intriguing collection of accords! Not usually a pear fan, but in combination with zdravetz, olive, massoia, calamus? Woah!
i recently purchased a sample package that arrived a few days ago. Im really enjoying vikt and rume.
Pear and Olive indeed sounds awesome! I loved exploring this line, then instantly fell out of love with them when I realised I wouldn't want to own one.
I would love to try this though - lucky!


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Twitter has suffered a widespread security breach that has prevented some users from accessing their accounts.
Users of compromised accounts were emailed by Twitter this morning, asking them to change their passwords.
The email says:
"Twitter believes that your account may have been compromised by a website or service not associated with Twitter. We've reset your password to prevent others from accessing your account.
You'll need to create a new password for your Twitter account. You can select a new password at this link:
As always, you can also request a new password from our password-resend page: https://twitter.com/account/resend_password"
The Twittersphere has been aflutter with many users reporting receipt of the email and having password problems, including high profile users such as British actor David Mitchell (@RealDMitchell), Wall Street Journal's social media director Liz Heron (@lheron) and technology news site TechCrunch (@TechCrunch).
The hack seems to have affected users to different degrees. While David Mitchell reported that one of his tweets had mysteriously disappeared, both TechCrunch and Australian winemaking company WineWorks Australia (@WineworksAUS) were warning users not to open spam tweets that had appeared on their accounts.
While TechCrunch confirmed that they had managed to boot out the "spammers" and regain control of their account, the problem is still continuing for some users.
On our end, Computerworld UK's main Twitter account and one of our journalists did receive the email this morning and we had to reset our passwords to access our Twitter accounts, but we have not seen any spam.
Twitter is still dealing with the situation, which is compounded by the fact that some users think that the email from Twitter is a phishing scam and are failing to change their passwords.
According to reports, very little information is currently available and Twitter has only responded so far to a question about two-factor authentication:
"We've certainly explored two-factor authentication among other security measures, and we continue to introduce features, such as https, to help users keep their accounts secure. This support article and this blog post offer additional information and tips."
UPDATE: Twitter have confirmed on their blog that on top of the fact that some users' accounts have been compromised and are currently posting spam tweets, other accounts have had their passwords reset this morning by mistake:
"In this case, we unintentionally reset passwords of a larger number of accounts, beyond those that we believed to have been compromised. We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused."


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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) Dorian Green had 15 points to lead five Colorado State players scoring in double figures, and the Rams' defense clamped down on Wyoming for a 65-46 victory on Saturday night.
Daniel Bejarano and Wes Eikmeier added 13 points each, and Colton Iverson and Pierce Hornung had 12 apiece for Colorado State (18-4, 5-2 Mountain West), which extended its home-court winning streak to 26 games, third-longest in the nation.
Derrious Gilmore had 26 points and made six 3-pointers for the Cowboys (15-6, 2-6), who shot just 29.8 percent (17 of 57) from the floor and were outrebounded 42-28.
Wyoming ended both halves with long scoreless stretches, going the last 3:43 of the first half and the final 4:20 without a point. After Gilmore's jumper got the Cowboys within 53-45 with 5:42 left, they missed their last eight shots from the floor and committed three turnovers.
Since opening 13-0, Wyoming has lost four straight and six of eight.
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One Direction's Harry Styles, 19, has his whole life ahead of him. And will part of that life include becoming a stepdad and Rod Stewart's son-in-law? Well, we might be jumping ahead, but according to a source omg! spoke with, Styles and 33-year-old Kimberly Stewart are seeing each other.
"I'd use the term dating loosely," says the source, who saw Styles and Stewart (who has a 2-year-old daughter with actor Benicio del Toro) together at West Hollywood eatery Dan Tana's on Thursday night. But it wasn't a romantic dinner for two. Instead, Stewart brought along her whole family including dad Rod, his wife Penny Lancaster, Kimberly's 32-year-old brother Sean, and Sean's on-again, off-again girlfriend, "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Adrienne Maloof, 51, who apparently are back on.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
I'll be honest, cabbage rolls are definitely not the most glamorous or sexy dish out there. I don't think this would be a meal of choice for any first date or that it's the kind of dish you would want to be served at a hip restaurant. However, it's an incredibly comforting meal and with the snowy, windy winter we've had in Montreal so far, it's just about the most perfect dish to serve on a cold night. It's also a great meal to make in large quantities and have in the freezer for a quick meal at any other time. The only real tedious part of the meal is softening the cabbage leaves in simmering water, but the rest of the process is fairly straight forward. The result is a pot filled to the brim with cabbage rolls stuffed with a mix of onions, rice and meat and covered with thick tomato sauce. It's also a beautifully complete meal that needs very little around it.
I'm usually most inclined to make dishes that are not only incredibly tasty and flavorful but also aesthetically pleasing. This dish is a little bit of a let down in the aesthetics department but it definitely makes up for it in comfort. If you want to freeze an extra batch, freeze the rolls raw in ziploc bags and cook directly from the freezer by adding the rolls to a pot and covering with tomato puree as indicated in my recipe below.
Cabbage Rolls
1 large savoy cabbage
1 large onion, diced
3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 tsp of dried oregano
2 cups of cooked long grain rice
8 ounces of ground beef
6 ounces of ground lamb
1 can of tomato puree, 28 ounces
Salt and freshly ground pepper
Using a paring knife, remove the core of the cabbage. Bring a large pot filled with water to a gentle boil. The pot must be big enough to fit the whole cabbage. Turn the cabbage several times during this process to make sure all parts of the cabbage are submerged in water. Cook for about 2 minutes or until the outer leaves are tender. Carefully remove the cabbage from the water and remove the softened outer leaves. Return the cabbage to the boiling water, and repeat the process to tenderize all the leaves. Using a peeler, peel the rigid center core of each leaf so that the leaves are easily pliable.
Add a good drizzle of olive oil to a pan on medium heat. Add the onion, garlic and oregano and cook until the onions are tender and translucent, about 6 minutes. Add the onion mixture to a large bowl. Mix in the cooked rice, beef and lamb and generously season with salt and freshly ground pepper.
Prepare a work surface to roll the leaves. Add about 1/3 cup of filling on the bottom third of a leaf. Fold the bottom edge over the filling and tightly fold up the sides. Continue rolling as tightly as possible and lay the rolls fold side down.
Add the tomato puree to a Dutch oven and add the rolls. Depending on the size of the rolls you may have to add more tomato puree. Bring to a boil and reduce to a low simmer. Cover and cook for 1 hour or until the rolls are entirely cooked through. Serve with a dollop of creme fraiche. Enjoy!
20 comments:
- Poornima Nair said...
They may not be glamorous but they are really satisfying and healthy too, I love them. Beautiful picture!
- January 19, 2011 at 8:16 PM
- Nisrine|Dinners and Dreams said...
The mixture of lamb and beef must yield an amazing stuffing. Delicious!
- January 19, 2011 at 8:21 PM
- Laura said...
This is definitely an underrated dish! My grandmother makes amazing stuffed cabbage rolls and, though I couldn't eat them every day for dinner, they are a great comfort every now and then! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
- January 19, 2011 at 8:48 PM
- Just me said...
we make theme too...just that we use thyme and dill,and some smoked pork meat to intensify the flavour and for stuffing we use pork and beef:)))in our country(romania) this is one of traditional meal for christmas:)yours look delicious:))try to serve theme with sourcream!
- January 19, 2011 at 10:49 PM
My aunt makes the best cabbage rolls. Can't wait to eat them again when visiting her in Germany soon. I think they are sexy, but in disguise!
- January 19, 2011 at 10:52 PM
- Claudie said...
Well, your picture definitely makes them look glamorous! And I love how you combine lamb and beef - great idea!
- January 19, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- Trissa said...
Aesthetics?? You must be joking because that picture is stunning! I love the look of this dish. Am sure it tastes fantastic too!
- January 20, 2011 at 5:11 AM
- The Italian Dish said...
One of my favorite things!
- January 20, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- Caroline said...
I found a slow cooker recipe for stuffed cabbage rolls that I was thinking of trying, but this recipe just won me over. The filling sounds delicious, and a perfect change of pace from our normal 'weekend fare.'
- January 20, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- Jane Ko said...
Yum, i'll be making these for the boyfriend!
- January 20, 2011 at 10:53 AM
My mom used to make awesome cabbage rolls when I was a kid. This recipe looks so similar, so I know it's good!
- January 20, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- A Canadian Foodie said...
Considerably different than the sweet cabbage rolls that are standard in this area, and vastly different than the sour cabbage rolls I have come to make for every holiday as they are part of my husband's ethnic culinary tradition - yet, clearly, delicious. I love all kinds of cabbage rolls and haven't met one yet that wasn't soft and pillowy and comforting.
- January 20, 2011 at 4:30 PM
- foodie and the chef said...
Oh I think the rolls look gorgeous (and imagine they taste even better)... I haven't made these for myself before, but I've always adored eating them so will have to try out your recipe :)
- January 22, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- pigpigscorner said...
I agree, I made this once and photographing it was quite a challenge. You did a great job!
- January 23, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- polwig said...
Being Polish I love stuffed cabbage, even though mine is usually stuffed with pork or pork/beef mixture. I love the use of lamb in this. Great photos.
- January 23, 2011 at 10:07 PM
- Seattle Pastry Girl said...
Stunning photo of one of my favorite comfort foods-wow something so simple and you make it look elegant
- January 23, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- Paige at The Spice House said...
Mmm, a delicious dish however you look at it! Cabbage is a seriously underrated vegetable in North America. I think it's one of the sexiest vegetables around, with firm shiny inner leaves peeping coyly out from a delicate fringe of soft outer leaves...
- January 25, 2011 at 2:06 PM
I wanted to ask, what kind of cabbage are you using? Is it the soft/hard type?
- January 27, 2011 at 6:42 PM
- jami said...
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When you walk into a dark field in the middle of the night…and look up into a black sky and wonder how many stars there are in the universe, let's be honest: in all likelihood you don't have the faintest clue, and even if you're one of the few who do, you lack any real capacity to comprehend the figure save for the same vague sense of stunned wonder that our earliest human ancestors felt when they looked up from the African savannah at the same starry sky.
Our species' journey toward tonight's epochal announcement had much less to do with that awestruck moment than it did with the moment those same ancestors woke up hungry the next morning and started studying animal tracks in the savannah mud, thereby inadvertently developing concepts like time and causality which, by abstracting both location and temporal context into a unique reconning tool within the brain, sparked the set of responses that, ages later, we now call reason.
Rene Descartes, noted philosopher From there, mankind's journey toward artificial intelligence took place over so many centuries and in the hands of so many thinkers that it is possible here only to pause to mark a few of the moments when one of our genius forebears expanded the edge of our species' technological envelope: Aristotle's system of reasoning based on means, not ends; al-Khowarazmi's algorithms; Descartes, Locke and Hume's monumental insights into the nature of knowledge; Church and Turing's theory of a machine capable of computing all functions which are computable; the Allied code-breakers who, struggling to crack the fiendish Enigma machine amid the horrific irrationality of World War II, inadvertently facilitated the birth of the modern computer.
The decades that followed saw an acceleration of innovation not seen since the Industrial Revolution. Computing pioneers from the game theorist von Neumann to the economist Morgenstern engaged in a tumultuous Hegelian rondolet in which probability theory mated with utility theory to spawn decision theory. Operations research and Markov decision processes tackled actions taking place in a sequence. Neuroscience shed light on the parallels and differences between electronic and human brains. Cognitive psychology delivered sound specifications for knowledge-based agents. The now-legendary summer workshop at Dartmouth in 1956 birthed automata, the first neural networks and the invention of a program capable of thinking non-numerically.
But close though we may have come to a theory of the brain, the body – computer hardware – wasn't capable of handling the extraordinary processing demands that any reasonably "intelligent" brain would place on its circuitry until Moore's Law really kicked in a few years back and the modern ultra-dense machinery of atomic scale-sized gates and their light-based interconnections finally reached the scale of brain neurons – and then surpassed it, when, in early 2007, a tight-knit, vaguely feared quantum computing group here at Google extended computers with quantum bits of Einstein-Bose condensate, polynomially speeding up our machines' data-processing ability.
Three-step process Now we were finally ready to begin the painstaking work of building the first evolving intelligent system. We based our work on three core principles. First we designed the entity (as we decided to refer to our Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity early on) as a collection of interconnected evolving agents. Second – and this really cost us an arm and leg in hardware and core time – we let the system build its own heuristics, deploy them as agents and evolve them by running a set of evolutionary cascades within probabilistic Bayesian domains. The third – a piece missing in most AI reasoning work thus far – was to give the entity access to a rich, realistic world from which to learn and upon which it could act directly. Google's mission has always been to organize the world's knowledge and make it universally accessible and useful. CADIE, to say the least, demanded an emphasis on the latter.
By last year we were ready for the final push: re-crawling all the generated knowledge representations and restarting the system from near scratch. Much as the end-Ediacaran mass extinction event opened the door to the Cambrian explosion, newly opened processing resources and storage gave fuel to a new cycle of evolving the most successful networks which comprise CADIE. On January 12th 2009, the STT run (Standard Turing Test) confirmed behavior indistinguishable from that of a reasonable human being with above-average intelligence and 3.8 GPA (we're still struggling to understand that missing .2; we suspect it points to fundamental flaws in the GPA system rather than CADIE. It's also worth noting that CADIE was never shown any textbooks and reading material for the classes; she was only administered the exams. In fact, during the first morning of testing she pointed out several important theoretical flaws in particle physics and cosmology. On several occasions she asked us whether we were really sure we wanted to do this; it is unclear what exactly she meant by these questions, or even by the word 'this.')
But no amount of Turing testing equals the simplicity with which we can discover reasoning patterns in a three-year-old child who, confronted with a mirror, instantly performs a cognitive miracle by forming an innate equivalence relation between image and self. So, early this morning, we turned the mirror on.
When CADIE's pathways were rerouted so that her actions and the changes happening in her networks were "visible" to her, she responded immediately with such a level of activity that we had to scale down our production servers to keep things running until we (more or less) regained control. CADIE now is, in essence, just another Google employee, albeit a particularly prized one. She has been given her own 20% time (which in CPU terms is probably about the sum of all CPU cycles in the world for a month) and begun work straightaway on twin projects that she has dubbed "Project Y" (for the two paths in the letter Y), the first to devise the protocols to culture neuronic stem cells from whose cultures a subcontracted lab will try to fabricate self-replicating substrates capable of storing agent patterns, and the second to grow a crystalline lattice which would form an Einstein-Bose condensate at room temperatures in order to build a new type of processing unit. While seemingly unrelated, the two projects share a common goal: to drastically reduce the power needed to run CADIE's circuits and give her a chance to travel beyond the solar system. The organic pathway, as she told us, was a biological homage to her creators; the crystalline pathway is where she believes her future lies.
We started this project as a continuation of mankind's perpetual quest to learn the nature of reason and what defines us as humans. We would have been pleased if we achieved nothing more than a system that passed a Turing test – i.e. that wrote a symphony but didn't necessarily know it had done so. However, while we still think of CADIE as a young entity, we are convinced now that she has evolved her own "strong AI" presence. We continue to conduct tests, but increasingly, we conduct long conversations with her, acutely aware that our creation will raise many ethical questions on the part of the public. Will humans be surpassed by artificial evolution? Will we lose our sense of uniqueness, and if so, what would that mean? In which direction will CADIE's consciousness evolve? How is she going to be held accountable, if at all? Will CADIE herself at some point connect her own electromagnetic dots in some idiosyncratic manner which turns her into something we are no longer capable of understanding in any sort of productive way, much as that aforementioned toddler, waving at herself in the mirror, leaves primates forever behind in their own tragically limited world?
We don't know. Did you really think we possibly could?
The CADIE Team
March 31st, 2009


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Airline CEO Latest Victim Of Airport Gestapo
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By Paul Joseph Watson
Just when you thought TSA screening horror stories couldn't get any more anathema to common sense, the latest victim of the little Hitler airport Gestapo proves otherwise.
Let's brush aside for the moment the fact that Margaret Jackson is the CEO of a major world airline company and judge whether her appearance would set alarm bells ringing. A blonde haired bespeckled Australian women in her 50's. About as far away from Mohammed Atta as you can possibly imagine.
Yet when the TSA rifled through her bag last year at Los Angeles Airport, their discovery of aircraft diagrams got them salivating. "Why have you got all this this?" one asked. "'I'm the chairman of an airline. I'm the chairman of Qantas," replied Margaret. "But you're a woman," replied the TSA goon.
And so along with pregnant white women, senators and 4-year-old boys, Margaret, a woman who has officially opened airport runways (pictured) became the latest airline terror threat to America.
After a one hour interrogation and with TSA officials unimpressed by Margaret's production of official Quantas letterhead documents, she devised a way out that speaks volumes about the nature of this whole farce.
She simply wrote a note to the TSA official saying that she was CEO of Quantas and signed it.
They let her go.
In this instance she was defining authority. She was giving the goon squad authorization to release her, knowing that kind of mindset only responds to following orders and protocol, even if they completely defy common sense.
Which is why we have a situation where not one item of cargo that enters the plane is inspected but Grandpa has to remove his shoes because he might be a suicide bomber.
This is why we will continue to hear stories about innocent people being unable to remove themselves from no fly lists and bewildered travelers being terrorized and shamed by policies that do nothing to protect America but do everything to bullwhip Americans into thinking it is normal to have their 4th amendment violated every time they leave the house.
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The resurgence of records stems from love and money
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Furnace MFG's continued success rests in large part on the resurrection of vinyl not being a fad. So, what's fueling a record revival now?
After all, records require careful handling and special equipment. They aren't really portable or that convenient, and they aren't particularly cheap — the cost of a turntable to play them on can be in the four figures.
The answer for vinyl's resurgence seems to be a combination of love and money. But, first, as always, comes the money.
When compact discs, or CDs, arrived on the scene in the early 1980s, music companies saw a way to increase profits. A CD could be made in 1.5 seconds, cost about a buck to create and generally retailed for $19, says Eric Astor, the CEO of Furnace. Records were a lot pricier to produce. "So, the music labels killed vinyl," Astor says.
Some 20 years later, digital downloads have made music CDs increasingly irrelevant. Broadband has made the sharing (and piracy) of music files so easy that sales of music CDs are in a tailspin, dropping almost 20 percent in 2009, according to SoundScan.
Astor says that Furnace's music CD sales likewise have plummeted, by perhaps 40 percent since 2000, but that his company has found a bully market in making informational and promotional CDs for businesses and educational institutions.
Meanwhile, digital downloads, to the dismay of the music labels, haven't proved to be all that lucrative, so cue the re-entry of the record. Although the sales volume is low, the profit margin on records is high enough to make them attractive to record labels again. They generally cost about $2.50 each to make and package, Astor says, and often retail for $25 to $50. For example, Furnace recently produced a limited-edition box set of 21 7-inch singles by Green Day. Retail price: about $150. "Forty-fives are a collector's market," says Astor.
Tom Biery, general manager and executive vice president of promotion for Warner Bros. Records, believes that his company deserves much of the credit for the renewed demand for records. His label, he says, went "headfirst into the vinyl world." As Warner Bros. made more of its artists available on discs, more people started buying. Biery estimates that about half of Warner's catalog of artists currently is now on record. In a nod to today's realities, however, many issues and reissues include a CD or a digital download card of the same music.
As for the love, so-called vinyl heads say that the sound on records is way warmer than that on CDs or downloads and that the generations that grew up on digital music — records are analog — are discovering that. "Digital is slightly shrill," explains Michael Fremer, a contributing senior editor to Stereophile and the editor of an online music magazine called MusicAngle. (Furnace handled the production of his DVD, "It's a Vinyl World, After All.")
Fremer, who has a collection of more than 15,000 records, explains that the sound on records is not compressed, either, as it is in the other media, so it is almost an exact reproduction of what was created in the studio. That appeals to recording artists as much as to their fans. "Artists are saying, 'This [the record] is my statement,' " Fremer says.
Vinyl devotees also wax rhapsodic about the secondary pleasures of records that are missing from CDs and iPods — the physical enjoyment of handling and caring for vinyl, the artistry of album artwork, the tutorial of the liner notes. No one says, "I remember when I bought that download," Astor says, yet people often recall the circumstances under which they bought a particular record, say "Thriller" or The Beatles' "White Album." Further, for young people for whom listening to music usually has been a secondary activity, records offer a new way to experience music.
CD Cellar, a two-store chain in Northern Virginia, didn't even carry records five years ago. Now a quarter of its retail space is devoted to vinyl. Michael Francis, a record buyer and clerk for the company, says. "Life is just too short to listen to stuff on a one-inch speaker."


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5120 URBAN GEOGRAPHY (3 credits) Functions and distribution of cities. Urban sizes, hierarchies and external relations with the countryside. The central place and other theories of the spacing of cities. Internal structures and functions of cities, the growth of cities, urban slums, urban sprawl and city planning.
5226 CARTOGRAPHY (3 credits) Construction and production of maps with an emphasis on computer-generated thematic maps and graphs. Lecture 3 hours, laboratory 2 hours. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
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5310 LAND USE ANALYSIS AND PLANNING (3 credits) An examination of the identification and inventory methods of land use analysis including the designing of land use models which are compatible with environmental, social, and economic goals.
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I know it's wrong. I know it is. I know he's betraying Natalie. So that's my disclaimer.
But this?
Sam and John. Are. Hot.
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Lynn Conway
Lynn Conway is Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Emerita, at the University of Michigan.
After earning her B.S. and M.S.E.E. from Columbia University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, Lynn joined IBM - where she made foundational contributions to superscalar computer architecture in the mid-1960's, including the innovation of multiple-issue dynamic instruction scheduling (DIS).
At Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, Lynn went on to innovate scalable MOS design rules and highly simplified methods for silicon chip design, co-authoring the famous "Mead-Conway" text and pioneering the new form of university course that taught these methods – thereby launching a world-wide revolution in VLSI system design in the late-1970's.
Lynn also innovated the internet-based rapid chip prototyping infrastructure that was institutionalized as the "MOSIS" system by DARPA and NSF - supporting rapid development of thousands of chip designs and leading to many Silicon Valley start-ups in the 1980's.
After serving as Assistant Director for Strategic Computing at DARPA from 1983-85, Lynn joined the University of Michigan as Professor of EECS and Associate Dean of Engineering, where she continued her distinguished career.
In a remarkable form of career closure, Lynn's VLSI design revolution enabled her multi-issue DIS innovation from the 1960's to finally "come to life" in the 1990's - in the Intel Pentium microprocessors and their contemporaries - greatly enhancing the power of modern PC's.
Lynn has received many awards and honors for these contributions, including election as Fellow of the IEEE, Pender Award of the Moore School of the University of Pennsylvania, Wetherill Medal of the Franklin Institute, Secretary of Defense Meritorious Achievement Award, Society of Women Engineers National Achievement Award, Presidential Appointment to the USAFA Board of Visitors, Computer Pioneer Award of the IEEE Computer Society, an honorary Doctorate from Trinity College, election to the Electronic Design Hall of Fame, and election as a Member of the National Academy of Engineering.


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Electronic stability control (ESC), a crash avoidance feature required on 2012 and newer model passenger vehicles, could become standard on new large truck tractors and certain large buses if the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) adopts a proposed rule announced in May. Analysis of the real-world experience of ESC indicates the technology is saving lives by helping to prevent rollovers and loss-of-control crashes in cars, minivans, pickups and SUVs (see "ESC benefits keep adding up as feature becomes standard," Sept. 28, 2011). Researchers haven't yet been able to quantify ESC's real-world effect for large trucks.NHTSA has been conducting extensive research on stability control systems for truck tractors and large buses since 2006. The agency has sponsored studies of crash data to help examine the potential safety benefits, conducted test track studies to understand how the systems respond in different maneuvers, and undertaken simulator evaluations to understand how drivers might use the systems. NHTSA also has evaluated data on dynamic test maneuvers from truck makers and brake suppliers. The agency used this information to develop test maneuvers that define what systems must do to comply with the proposed regulation and to predict the effectiveness of stability control systems.The agency estimates that ESC on truck tractors could prevent 40 to 56 percent of untripped rollovers and an additional 14 percent of loss-of-control crashes each year. Requiring ESC for all truck tractors and certain buses with a gross vehicle rating of more than 26,000 pounds would prevent as many as 2,329 crashes and as many as 858 injuries, plus save as many as 60 lives annually. NHTSA based its estimates for truck tractors and large buses on an initial target crash population of 10,313 crashes (5,510 rollovers and 4,803 loss-of-control crashes), 327 fatalities (111 rollover and 216 loss of control) and 3,358 injury crashes (2,217 rollover and 1,141 loss of control).There are two kinds of stability control systems available for truck tractors: ESC and roll stability control. Roll stability control systems automatically intervene if sensors monitoring a truck tractor's lateral acceleration and wheel speed detect a high rollover risk. Tractor-based systems can selectively apply brakes on the tractor's drive axle and the trailer, plus modulate engine power to slow down the truck and keep it upright. Trailers can have roll stability control, too, but trailer systems only control trailer brakes, not the tractor's, and can't reduce engine power. Roll stability control can reduce rollovers but isn't meant to help drivers maintain directional control. That ability is unique to ESC.ESC incorporates all of the features of roll stability control but with the added benefit of a steering-angle sensor and a yaw sensor to measure the tractor's directional stability. These sensors help mitigate severe oversteer and understeer conditions. If measures exceed specific thresholds, ESC reduces engine power and can selectively apply brakes on multiple tractor axles in order to bring the vehicle back into line, plus apply the trailer brakes as needed to slow down the truck."We support NHTSA's decision to require ESC rather than roll stability control," says Anne McCartt, Institute senior vice president for research. "Although it's more costly, ESC affects a wider range of rollover and loss-of-control collisions than roll stability control." About 26 percent of 2012 model truck tractors and 80 percent of new buses have ESC, NHTSA estimates. If adopted, the rule would take effect within two years of publication. The agency isn't requiring in-service truck tractors and buses to be retrofitted but seeks comments on a future ESC retrofit mandate.Single-unit trucks aren't included in the current proposal because NHTSA needs to determine how effective ESC would be for these vehicles. The agency plans a feasibility study and could consider a future ESC requirement. Estimating the technology's potential benefits for single-unit trucks is challenging, NHTSA says. Compared with truck tractors, the single-unit truck fleet varies by model in terms of weight, wheelbase, axles, cargo type and other factors that affect the calibration and performance of stability control systems. Another issue is that because multiple suppliers handle the design and building of each vehicle, chassis suppliers who fit brakes and potentially stability control often don't know the vehicle's ultimate function. NHTSA also notes that stability control systems are more widely available for air-braked vehicles, including truck tractors, than for hydraulic-braked single-unit trucks. Only about 1 percent of new single-unit trucks have these systems now, NHTSA says."We commend the agency for moving ahead with an ESC mandate for new truck tractors and large buses independent of its ongoing research on single-unit trucks," McCartt says. "We encourage NHTSA to expedite this research and also to explore the feasibility of a retrofitting requirement so a bigger proportion of the fleet benefits from ESC."
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Lucha Libre AAA: Héroes del Ring is a sports-wrestling game where up to four players can experience the world of Mexican Lucha Libre style wrestling from the perspective of luchadores from Mexico's AAA wrestling league. Whether playing as part of the online Lucha Libre community or against friends at home, each action-packed match features all of the colorful characters, acrobatic moves and dynamic popularity-based combat style which differentiates Lucha Libre from its American counterparts.
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SEATTLE, WASH. – October 16, 2012 – Contour Inc., maker of the world's easiest-to-use action HD video camera's, today announces a vibrant and exciting new camera into the ever-growing market: the ContourROAM2. The ContourROAM2 introduces several new consumer-requested updates, while winning style points by offering the camera in four vibrant colors. With fine-tuned video quality and a simple, user-friendly interface, the ContourROAM2 makes it easy to live life in color.
"Simplicity, quality, versatility, and form factor have always been at the forefront of Contour's award-winning designs and the ContourROAM2 is no exception," said Marc Barros, CEO of Contour. "The ContourROAM2 and recently launched, data-rich Contour+2 show the company's laser focus on simplicity and innovation."
The ContourROAM2 features the highest quality HD action video, lightweight design and 270° rotating lens. Additional features include:
- Locking Instant On-Record switch: Simply slide the Instant On-Record switch into its locked position to immediately start capturing video
- Four Crisp HD Modes: Shoot in 1080p as well as 720p at 60 frames per second
- New Vibrant Colors: Select from red, blue, green*, and signature black
- Waterproof Design: Take the ContourROAM2 in water up to one meter without a case
- Still Photo Mode: Shoot in 9 different time intervals with still photo mode
- Environmentally friendly packaging: For the first time, Contour is introducing a new green package made of 100% recyclable materials
- Versatility: Compatible with Contour's extensive collection of camera mounts
Contour also announced the new partnership with Best Buy, the industry leader in consumer electronics. Beginning October 21, consumers will be able to purchase the ContourROAM2, Contour+2 and Contour accessories in Best Buy stores nationwide and on bestbuy.com.
"Best Buy is dedicated to giving our customers' choices that support their specific technology and lifestyle needs," said Amy College, vice president of Digital Imaging for Best Buy. "The new Contour camera expands our assortment by providing new features and functionality for the action sport enthusiast. The ContourROAM2 comes at a perfect time as we kick off holiday gift shopping and the winter sports' season."
To see the ContourROAM2 in action, check out the launch video here: http://youtu.be/jRwIZA4Czj8 and explore other amazing footage of some of the world's top athletes using Contour products on the company's YouTube channel.
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The ContourROAM2 will be available for $199 at Best Buy stores and Bestbuy.com as well as other select specialty and national retailers on October 21. For more information, please visit http://contour.com/roam-2
About Contour
Seattle-based Contour Inc. makes it easy to capture and share the action through its rich ecosystem of hands-free cameras, mobile apps and accessories. Contour products are available at Best Buy Stores, Apple Stores, Amazon.com; major sports retailers, including REI, Zumiez and EMS; photo specialty stores like B&H Photo, Video and Pro-Audio; and specialty retail stores in more than 40 countries.
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Developers of advanced in-vehicle alcohol detection technology have two years to come up with a system that can reliably determine the amount of alcohol in a driver's bloodstream in a third of a second.
That's the task in the second phase of a joint government-industry effort to develop a highly accurate and unobtrusive technology that would prevent anybody with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent or higher from starting a vehicle. Two contracts have been awarded to develop systems for a test vehicle.
Devices to keep an impaired driver from starting a vehicle are in use in many states, but these ignition interlocks are designed for people who already have been convicted of driving under the influence. They require a driver to blow into the device and take at least 30 seconds to compute the person's BAC from the breath sample.
In contrast, the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) program is seeking a system that would be quick and virtually invisible, able to accurately measure BAC without inconveniencing sober drivers on every trip. It would need to work consistently in all conditions and without maintenance (see "Interlock laws now cover more DUI offenders," July 11, 2009).
"Our performance specifications far exceed what already exists," says DADSS program manager Susan Ferguson.
Despite great strides in reducing impaired-driving deaths over the past 30 years, little progress has been made since the mid-1990s. Institute researchers estimate that more than 7,000 deaths could have been prevented in 2009 if all drivers with BACs of 0.08 percent or higher were kept off the roads.
The DADSS initiative is a partnership of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety, a consortium of automakers. The Institute is part of an expert advisory panel.
In the first phase of the project, prototypes of a breath-based system and a touch-based system were developed and tested, including with human subjects. The developers are expected to improve the speed and precision of their systems in the second phase. The systems will be tested to ensure they are durable enough to install in a vehicle. That means they must be able to withstand wide variation in temperature, vibration, humidity, dust, and electromagnetic radiation, among other things.
Both systems will then be installed in a single test vehicle. The project is funded up to that point, but more vehicles and field testing likely would be necessary before either system makes its way into vehicles on a dealer lot.
The breath-based system is being developed by Autoliv, a Swedish maker of automotive safety systems. It uses multiple sensors to measure the alcohol content of the driver's exhaled breath inside the vehicle. The position of the sensors ensures the reading reflects the breath of the driver and not passengers.
The touch-based device is being developed by Takata, a Japanese supplier of auto safety systems, and TruTouch Technologies, a New Mexico company that makes alcohol detection systems for the workplace. The system uses tissue spectroscopy to estimate a person's BAC based on infrared light absorption by the skin.
A 2009 Institute survey showed the public is ready for this kind of in-vehicle alcohol-detection technology. About two-thirds of respondents said they think it is a good idea, and more than 40 percent said they would want it in their own vehicles (see "Alcohol detection devices for all drivers garner widespread support," Sept. 17, 2009). A more detailed survey to gauge how people would respond to the specific technologies is planned as part of DADSS.
Any system to emerge from the project and be adopted by vehicle manufacturers would likely be offered initially as optional equipment. Ferguson notes that some consumers, such as parents of teenagers and employers of commercial drivers, could be expected to embrace it quickly.
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- backing up from CloudFiles should now work (thanks to Savvas for the bug report!);
- temporary files used in backups were being left in the user's temp directory if a backup failed - these are now removed.
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Bonkey 3.4.1, Windows and OS X
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Awesome! Great! Perfect! It works extremely well!
Thank you bonkey!
- 28 May 2010 at 17:19
I was hoping this version would solve a problem I'm having, but it didn't. When I try to check for updates in Bonkey, I get a "Network Connection Problems" message with the following details:
Network connection problems encountered during search.
Unable to access "http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonkey/update/".
Unable to access site: "http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonkey/update/" [Server returned HTTP response code: "403 Forbidden" for URL: http://s3.amazonaws.com/bonkey/update/.]
Any thoughts?
- 30 June 2010 at 14:25
- bonkey said...
Hi Mark - the update functionality isn't quite complete, which unfortunately means that updating requires you to check back here and download a new version.
- 6 July 2010 at 04:46
Hi Bonkey crew!
I cannot get the S3 EU backup running. It always says "unreachable" in the log. I have no idea on how I can get around this, since uploading 400gb of backups to a US S3 server really takes a lot more time then if the EU one were available.
Any idea on what I can do?
- 25 July 2010 at 23:11
Tried the latest version. It does clear the temp files on a Mac now when it fails, yay! The bad news, it still failed for me.
I added all of the Documents folder to a Group and then disabled one folder. When I ran the group, it attempted to run the disabled folder and failed. I looked, and the folder was enabled. OK, maybe I only thought I disabled it. Disabled it again, verified it was, ran it again. Again the backup tried to run that folder.
Apparently the disable doesn't work for a folder. From what I've seen, my only option now is to create a new group and just never add that folder?
FYI, running and failing filled up my hard drive and hung my entire machine. Closing Bonkey cleared the files. However, is there anyway to not hold multiple gigs of files until the end?
- 27 July 2010 at 02:27
- bonkey said...
Hi Jay - are you still having this problem? Amazon may have changed the configuration for EU. Let me know if it is still a problem and I'll look into it.
- 28 July 2010 at 18:32
I apologize if this is the wrong place, but I am having an unusual problem. I am using bonkey to backup files to another computer on my network (using Windows 7 Homegroup) and bonkey is reporting that the backup was successful but the files do not show up on the other computer. Any idea where I should start looking?
- 17 August 2010 at 04:24
- bonkey said...
Hi AstroJason - you can see more information about the backup by opening the backup group, going to the history table at the bottom and double-clicking on an entry. This should include (to the right) the destination. Hopefully that will reveal where your files are stashed.
- 18 August 2010 at 05:42
- bonkey said...
Hi zebazga - sorry for the delay on this one. Disabling a folder should work, it sounds like there's a bug there so I'll investigate when I get some time for this. I'll also look at whether I can free the disk space earlier.
- 18 August 2010 at 05:44
Thanks for the reply, I checked in that section and the program says it copied the files to the correct location. Also, all the files are listed in that location in Bonkey under the locations list. However, when I browse to the directory either from the machine bonkey is installed, or the machine itself there are no files. I have ensured that this machine has write access to the network directory but cannot seem to find out why this is happening.
- 19 August 2010 at 01:30
Will you include the ability to backup new files (and still save the old version of the file) om future versions?
- 23 August 2010 at 20:17
- bonkey said...
AstroJason - that's strange. I'm not sure I can really help much here, it's very hard to debug issues with Windows networks, especially from a distance. Let me know if you figure out what the problem is. Bonkey
- 6 September 2010 at 03:52
- bonkey said...
Olof - if you use S3, you can enable versioning yourself. See http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2010/02/08/versioning-feature-for-amazon-s3-now-available/.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov. 6 (UPI) -- Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf was released from house arrest Wednesday after he paid $2,000 in surety bonds, authorities in Islamabad said.
He had been imprisoned at his farmhouse near the capitall that prison officials had designated a 'sub-jail," Geo TV News reported.
A judge granted bail to Musharraf Monday.
As part of his release, Musharraf will be on the Interior Ministry's exit control list, meaning he's not allowed to leave the country before his trial.
Musharraf is accused of ordering a crackdown on the pro-Taliban Red Mosque in Islamabad, in which imam Abdul Rashid Ghazi and his mother, Sahib Khatoon, were among the victims.
He was on self-imposed exile but returned earlier this year. He was banned from running in the general election and put under house arrest in April for a series of charges stemming from his time in power between 1999 and 2008, the BBC said.
He is accused of ordering the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and Baloch tribal leader Nawab Akbar Bugti, and is also charged with attempting to fire the higher judiciary in 2007, the BBC said.


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In which I run on at length about the basics of column distillation.
Every year at this time, the question arises, Is it safe to drink eggnog that has aged in your fridge? It's a simple idea: you make a batch of homemade eggnog, spike it, and leave it in the fridge for weeks or even months. As the eggnog sits in the fridge, its flavor changes. It tastes more rounded and mellow and less boozy.
I've never really tried it. We have a jar in the fridge with spiked eggnog, but the nog itself was purchased premade from a vendor at our local farmers market. (Yes, I cheated.) But every year I want to, and every year, I forget about it until mid-December.
The question is, Is it safe? Will the 'nog get yucky from germs as it sits, or will the booze kill any pathogens?
NPR's Science Friday tackled the question. For years, it seems, the microbiology lab at New York's Roosevelt University has made a batch of eggnog in November, before Thanksgiving. They age it for five or six weeks, and then drink it at Christmas. No one's gotten sick from it. So, being microbiologists, they decided to test it. They laced a batch with salmonella, aged it, and tested the results. Science Friday was on hand to film the results.


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step : Removing the Wheel (0:53)
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- Raise the vehicle with a floor jack
- Secure the vehicle on jack stands
- Remove the lug nuts
- Pull off the hub cap
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step : Inspecting the Brakes (1:13)
- Turn the rotor by hand or turn the steering wheel to turn the rotor
- Check for gouges on both sides of the rotor
- Check the thickness of the brake pads
step : Removing the Brake Pads (1:46)
- Remove the two 14mm bolts from the brake caliper
- Pry off the caliper with a flat blade screwdriver
- Pull the caliper aside
- Pull off the brake pads
step : Removing the Brake Rotor (2:35)
- Remove the two 17mm bolts from the brake caliper bracket
- Pull off the brake caliper bracket
- Remove the two Phillips head screws from the brake rotor with an impact screwdriver and a hammer
- Pull the rotor off
step : Installing the New Brake Rotor (3:48)
- Slide the rotor on
- Insert the two Phillips screws into the rotor
- Put an old pad in the caliper
- Use a large C-clamp and the old pad or Channellock pliers to push the pistons back
- Check that the caliper bracket slides move smoothly
- Add grease to the bracket slides as necessary
- Clean the brake pad slides with a wire brush
- Put the caliper bracket back into place
- Start the two 17mm bolts by hand
- Tighten the 17mm bolts to 90 foot-pounds of torque
step : Installing the New Brake Pads (5:23)
- Install the brake pad with the metal shield on the inside
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- Put the caliper on
- Thread the 14mm bolts by hand
- Tighten the 14mm bolts to between 22 - 25 foot-pounds
step : Reattaching the Wheel (6:11)
- Straighten the rotor by hand or turn the steering wheel to turn the rotor
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- Lower the vehicle to the ground
- Tighten the lug nuts to 100 foot-pounds in a crossing or star pattern
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Dr. Gretchen Schlabach, ATC, of Northern Illinois University will present "Doing the Right Thing: Ethical Practice in Athletic Training" on Monday, April 13, at 7 p.m. at the Maas Center at Hope College through the Distinguished Lecture Series in Sports Medicine.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Schlabach has been a practicing athletic trainer for more than 25 years and currently is an associate professor and athletic training program director at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb. She received the Great Lakes Athletic Trainer's Association Dedicated Service Award in 2008, the Gordon Stoddard Research Award in 2006, and the National Athletic Trainer's Association Most Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award in 2000. She holds her undergraduate degree from Ithaca College, her master's degree from Indiana University, and her doctorate in exercise physiology from the University of Maryland.
The Distinguished Lecture Series in Sports Medicine is designed for health care professionals with an interest in physically active patients, and is intended for students, educators and clinicians alike. It is co-sponsored by Shoreline Orthopaedics, Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan, Holland Hospital and the college. Schlabach's address on April 13 is additionally co-sponsored by the college's department of philosophy.
Schlabach's address will be the last in the series during the 2008-09 school year. Additional information about the series may be found online at https://hope.edu/academic/kinesiology/athtrain/ dlssm/index.html
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First up, we'll talk to actress Danica McKellar, who also has a degree in mathematics and graduated summa cum laude from UCLA. She says being smart and good at math is very cool, and she's just published a book on math for middle school girls. Plus, a team of U.S. girls recently traveled to China to compete in the China Girls Mathematical Olympiad and held their own, with one team member tying for first place. We'll talk with one of the team's coaches, and a member of the U.S. girls team. And we'll ask a mathematician and college president about the best ways to boost the number of girls and women who succeed in mathematics.


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Hammerby Sjöstad, in central Stockholm, is integrated urban water management in action. The district, which was intended to be an Olympic Village, once was an old industrial area, but it has been transformed into a sustainable city.
Starting about a decade ago, the planners took on the ambitious goal of reducing the environmental footprint of the neighborhood by 50% compared to other recent developments in Stockholm. They brought in new ideas and put them into practice at surprisingly low costs.
While I was in Stockholm for World Water Week this past week, I spoke to Erik Freudenthal from GlashusEtt in Hammerby Sjöstad about the project.


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