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I've been thinking a lot recently about how the names of Chinese foods vary so much between China and the US.
One example is lemon chicken. In Southern China, lemon chicken usually means a whole bone-in chicken, steamed, chopped up, and served with a light lemon sauce. In the US, you'd get perfect cubes or slices of breast meat that has been fried and coated with a thick lemon sauce. (In other words, more like this.) A few places, like this takeout spot in Park Slope, may serve you something that looks like a lemon chicken kit that you put together: breaded and fried chicken with little seasoning, on top of some iceberg lettuce, and a container of something that's more or less lemon simple syrup.
Another example is Mongolian beef. In Beijing, Mongolian-style lamb or beef is stir-fried with toasted cumin seeds and whole red chilis. In the US, what has become Mongolian beef lacks any whole spices, but is pretty tasty in its own right. The only thing similar to its mainland Chinese cousin is the thinly sliced steak and abundance of leeks. The sauce, when done well, is pretty terrific. The beauty of Mongolian beef sauce is that none of the flavors stand out on their own, but rather, come together (as the Chinese would say) "harmoniously".
You'll need a bit of soy sauce, oyster sauce, sesame oil, and chili sauce. And here's the key ingredient that many recipes unfortunately leave out: bean paste, sometimes also called fermented bean paste or bean sauce. (As you may have noticed, for Chinese sauces, the names "paste" and "sauce are usually interchangeable. Except for soy sauce, almost anything else called "sauce" has a thick consistency.) You'll need only two teaspoons of bean paste for less than a pound of beef. But it really heightens the meaty flavor of whatever you're cooking (like in mapo tofu or twice-cooked pork.)
Readers also often ask me what kind of chili and bean sauces I use, since these sauces show up so often in my recipes. Here are the two I used for this dish (and many of the other ones in recent months): sambal oelek from Huy Fong foods (aka "the Rooster Brand") and Koon Chun bean sauce. I tend to use them the most, out of all the sauces in my fridge, because they have fewer additives than Lee Kum Kee and other widely distributed Chinese sauces. For the chili sauce, I also somtimes use the Union Foods brand, sold at Whole Foods in the international food aisle.
If you have a jar of chili bean paste or sauce around, just use one tablespoon of that in place of the 2 teaspoons each of chili sauce and bean paste.
By the way, has anyone in San Francisco tried this Mongolian beef cheesesteak at a place called HRD Coffeeshop? I can't believe it was only two blocks from my old work place in San Francisco, and I never knew about it. Such a missed lunch opportunity. If the Moo Goo Gai Panini I had a few months ago is any indication, Asian stir-fries coupled with cheese in sandwich form taste much better than they sound.
Mongolian Beef
Serves 4
- 3/4 pound flank steak or tri-tip, thinly sliced (about 1/4") against the grain
- 1 stalk leek, thinly sliced
- 1 stalk scallion, thinly sliced or shredded for garnish
- 2 tablespoons peanut or vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 1-inch piece ginger, peeled and grated
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons bean sauce
- 2 teaspoons chili sauce (or use 1 tablespoon chili bean sauce in place of the bean and chili sauces)
- 2 teaspoons Chinese rice wine
- 1 teaspoon oyster sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
- Marinate the beef: Stir together the soy sauce, grated ginger, and cornstarch together in a medium bowl until the cornstarch is dissolved. Toss the sliced beef in the marinade to coat. Let stand for 30 minutes to let the flavors absorb.
- Heat a wok over high heat until hot. Add the oil and swirl to coat the sides. Stir-fry the beef until barely pink in the center, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the leeks and stir-fry until wilted, about 30 seconds. Pour in the sauce and make sure the beef is well coated. Stir-fry until the beef is cooked through, another 1 to two minutes. Remove from the heat and garnish with shredded scallions.
- Serve hot with rice or noodles.


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- Population: 1649
- Size: 1.6 sq miles (4.14 km2)
- Established: 1799
- Distance from NYC: 50
- Distance from Philadelphia: 78
- Distance from Newark: 40
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When talking about Chester in southwestern Morris County, you need to distinguish between the Borough of Chester, which is the shopping village, and Chester Township, the surrounding area which is decidedly more rural. At about 1½-square miles, the borough is located at the intersection of Routes 206 and 24 and offers quaint streetscapes lined with one-of-a-kind boutiques, antique shops and restaurants. Chester Township includes 29.8 square miles of farmland, newer residential developments and historic homes.
Incorporated in 1799, over 40%--or 12 square miles--of the township is preserved as open space. There are nature reserves, parks and deed-restricted agricultural property under the state Farmland Preservation Program, which buys the development rights while allowing the farmer to retain title and continue working the land.
The Borough of Chester was incorporated in 1930, and is a separate municipality that shares many services with the township such as a library, first aid squad, fire department, community pool, athletic programs, civic organizations and schools.Back to top
In the late 1700s, droves of hungry, tired travelers often stopped in Chester as they headed toward New York City, New Brunswick, Morristown or Phillipsburg by stagecoach. The village became a welcome respite for these weary travelers as well as a new opportunity for the businesses that sprung up to serve them, including taverns, inns and blacksmith shops. When the Washington Turnpike (now known as Route 24) was chartered in 1806, even more development took place in the bustling downtown.
As the 1800s continued, Chester was a popular haven for New Yorkers and other metropolitan visitors who sought respite from the noise and dirt of the city. During this period, Main Street continued to be the community's centerpiece. It was a place where people came to worship, work, shop, dine and interact. Local taverns and general stores were places for residents to learn about the latest news in town and beyond. Fortunately, many of those historic buildings have survived over the decades, lending much character to Chester Borough's streets.
The Borough experienced another major shift in the 1970s when a variety of unique shops featuring crafts, collectibles, clothes, gifts, gourmet items and antiques were established. Throughout the 1990s the town transformed from a well-known antique center to a more diverse shopping area with a growing selection of specialty stores. While there are still several excellent antique and memorabilia stores, there are also restaurants and over a hundred shops selling items like jewelry, gifts, furnishings, pet supplies, confections, clothing and accessories.Back to top
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Chester Borough is renowned for its shopping, restaurants and cultural opportunities, drawing visitors from around the state and beyond. A newer mall called The Streets of Chester offers a selection of upper-end fashion shops. Downtown Chester's old-fashioned businesses including ice cream parlors, candy shops and specialty stores. A grocery store and several strip malls are also located in the borough.
There are many special events held throughout the year, including major spring and fall craft shows, classic car shows, holiday celebrations and Morris County's largest Easter egg hunt.Back to top
The Chester Area Pool in Chester Borough is set on nearly five acres on North Road where it borders the Black River Middle School. There is a large main pool, a shallow interactive pool and a filtered infant pool as well as a small playground, changing rooms, bathrooms and a concession stand. Social events, swim lessons and a swim team are among the activities happening at the pool which is during the summer months.
Borough Park on Main Street/Route 513 includes an open field and gazebo. It is often the setting for fairs, shows and community get-togethers.Back to top
Students in kindergarten through grade eight from Chester Borough are in the Chester Township Public School District. The district is composed of Dickerson Elementary School (kindergarten through grade two), Bragg Intermediate School (grades three to five), and Black River Middle School (grades six to eight).
High school students attend West Morris Mendham High School, which is located in Mendham Borough and is part of the West Morris Regional High School District. Students also come from the surrounding school districts of Mendham Borough, Mendham Township and from Washington Township. It has been consistently ranked as one of the state's top high schools by New Jersey Monthly magazine.Back to top
Commuters to midtown Manhattan often take the New Jersey Transit train from the Peapack station (about five miles south of Chester) to Penn Station, a rush-hour commute that takes roughly 90 minutes. Lakeland Bus runs from nearby Far Hills to Port Authority in midtown
Chester Borough is located near a network of local highways including Routes 24, 202 and 206. Interstate highways Routes 78, 80 and 287 are short distances away.Back to top
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A wonderful mix of housing is available in the borough, including many historic homes dating from the 1700s, 1800s and 1900s. There is also a selection of more recently built Cape Cod, ranch, Colonial and luxury homes in the borough.Back to top
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The Chester Theatre Group was established in 1965. Located at Grove Street in Chester Borough, the 104-seat theater-in-the-round actively involves audiences and actors alike. Their motto is "A bit of Broadway in your backyard."
The Rockefeller Building on Main Street, affectionately called "The Rock," hosts art classes in a historic structure next door to Borough Park.
The Publick House Tavern and Inn is sited in a landmark brick building on Main Street. Built in 1810, is has been a hotel and tavern through the years, and is now a popular restaurant for both residents and visitors in the center of town.
Chester Borough Fun Fact: In the 1850s the Chester Hotel (today's Publick House) was purchased for $3,650 as the future home of The Chester Institute, a private seminary school for young ladies.Back to top
Chester Info
Size: 1.5 square miles
Incorporated: 1930
2010 Census Population: 1,649
Location: Morris County
Distance from New York City: About 40 miles
Distance from Newark: About 35 miles
Distance from Philadelphia: About 76 miles
Mass Transportation: New Jersey Transit train station in Peapack provides service to midtown Manhattan's Penn Station. Lakeland Bus has service to Port Authority bus terminal in midtown Manhattan from nearby Far Hills.
Parks: Chester Area Pool on North Road, Borough Park on Main Street
Local Sites/Attractions: Main Street area for shopping and dining, The Chester Theatre Group, The Rockefeller Building, The Publick House Tavern and Inn
Housing: Antique farmhouses, antique Colonials, luxury real estate, Cape Cods, Victorians, ranch homes, cottages and a variety of other architectural styles spanning the centuries.Back to top
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A Challenge To Facebook: Withdraw CISPA Support Until The Bill Is Fixed Or Replaced
from the get-off-the-fence dept
One of the more concerning aspects of CISPA that sets it apart from SOPA/PIPA is the number of technology companies that support it. Of chief concern is Facebook, which handles a lot of sensitive private data, but is standing behind the bill. Joel Kaplan, Facebook's VP of U.S. Public Policy, has now released a statement explaining their support, which basically amounts to "we promise not to abuse the gray areas in the bill".
A number of bills being considered by Congress, including the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (HR 3523), would make it easier for Facebook and other companies to receive critical threat data from the U.S. government. Importantly, HR 3523 would impose no new obligations on us to share data with anyone –- and ensure that if we do share data about specific cyber threats, we are able to continue to safeguard our users' private information, just as we do today.
That said, we recognize that a number of privacy and civil liberties groups have raised concerns about the bill – in particular about provisions that enable private companies to voluntarily share cyber threat data with the government. The concern is that companies will share sensitive personal information with the government in the name of protecting cybersecurity. Facebook has no intention of doing this and it is unrelated to the things we liked about HR 3523 in the first place -- the additional information it would provide us about specific cyber threats to our systems and users.
Kaplan then goes on to say that Facebook is engaging lawmakers to see about amending the bill to address people's concerns. But that creates a pretty big question: why are they still supporting the bill if they recognize its problems? Based on this statement, Facebook wants to use cybersecurity laws the right way—to give and receive anonymized and minimized data about specific threats, to be used solely in relation to those and similar threats. But CISPA does not require any of that. It's nice that Facebook is "able to" protect private information, but why aren't they and all other companies forced to? If the authors of the bill want to tout its "strong privacy protections", then a requirement to eliminate personal user information from shared data seems like a necessity.
Moreover, while Facebook may only be worried about specific cyber-threats, they can't control what the government does with the information. As currently written, CISPA basically allows the feds to keep whatever data Facebook shares on file, and search it whenever they want, for anything they want, as long as there is a "cybersecurity" or "national security" purpose. And "cybersecurity" is very broadly described, and includes things like intellectual property. If this bill is supposed to be about protecting networks from disruptive attacks, why aren't the terms and limitations narrowly defined to ensure that's the only thing it can be used for?
If Facebook's cybersecurity motivations are good—and I'm willing to grant them the benefit of the doubt and assume that they are—then they should withdraw their support of CISPA until it is fixed to exclude the broad provisions that go well beyond what Facebook wants to use it for. If the company is so proud of its commitment to user privacy, then surely it has to acknowledge that there are other companies which are not so responsible, and which will abuse the same powers and immunities that Facebook promises to handle responsibly. Unless they can show us that they are making meaningful demands of Congress, this attempt to soften their support of CISPA is just hot air.
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Roast the vegetables:
3 cups peeled and large-diced butternut squash
3 cups brussel sprouts, cut in half
3 cups mushrooms, cut in half
1 delicata squash, cut in half, deseeded, and sliced
2 cups sliced fennel
3 – 4 tablespoons olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
Pre-heat the oven to 450 degrees. Spread the vegetables in one layer on a baking sheet or cookie pan, using as many pans as necessary so they are not piled up. It is best to bake each of the vegetables on separate pans, as cooking times may differ, but if you need to combine them, cook the squashes and brussel sprouts together, and the mushrooms and fennel together (as they have similar cooking times). Sprinkle the veggies with olive oil and salt and pepper to taste, and toss to mix thoroughly. Roast for 20 – 30 minutes until they are beautifully browned. Transfer the roasted vegetables to a large bowl.
Meanwhile, prepare the white wine sauce:
1 tablespoon oil
½ cup minced shallots
1 ½ cups dry white wine
½ cup raw cashews
1 ½ cups water
1 tablespoon each minced fresh thyme, rosemary, and sage
salt and pepper to taste
In a medium saucepan, heat the oil. Add the shallots and saute over low heat until translucent. Add the wine, turn up the heat to medium high, and simmer for about 10 minutes until reduced by two-thirds to concentrate the flavor. Make the cashew cream: combine the cashews and water in a blender and process until creamy (if you are not using a high-speed blender, it is best to soak the cashews in water for 3 – 8 hours to soften them a bit. Drain and discard the soaking liquid). Add the cashew cream to the wine-shallot mixture in the saucepan, and over medium heat, cook until thick, stirring frequently with a wooden spoon. Add the herbs, season with salt and pepper, and cook for another minute. Pour the sauce over the vegetables in the bowl and mix well to combine.
Assemble the UnBird:
The vegetable-sauce mixture above
8 ounces filo dough, thawed according to package instructions
Non-stick spray or olive oil for brushing
1 crookneck squash for "neck and head" of UnBird
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Roll out the filo dough on a clean, dry towel. Put one sheet on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Spray the filo sheet with non-stick spray, or brush lightly with olive oil. Place another sheet of filo on top, and spray with non-stick spray or brush with oil. Repeat with another 4 – 5 sheets of filo, for a total of 6 – 7 sheets of filo. Put the vegetable-sauce filling in the middle of the filo and pile it up as high as you can. Fold both sides of the filo sheets over the vegetables to encase it completely. Hold both sides of the unbird and try to squeeze it up higher to replicate the shape of a bird. Close up one end by pinching the filo together. Leave the other end slightly open. Bake for about 30 – 40 minutes until golden brown.
Meanwhile, make the tail feathers and wings from the remaining filo. Stack 5 – 6 layers of filo, spraying with non-stick spray or brushing with oil, between every layer. Using a sharp knife or a pair of scissors, cut through the stack to form two sets of wings about 6-inches long. Cut an isoscoles triangle with a wide base from one corner of the filo, then cut "feathers" by cutting slits down two sides of the triangle. Place the wings and tail feathers carefully on a baking sheet and bake for about 15 – 20 minutes until browned (they cook faster than the body of the UnBird).
When the Unbird is ready, transfer very carefully to a serving platter. Lean the wings up along the sides, and the tail feathers along the closed end of the bird. Stick the crookneck squash into the slightly opened end of the bird to form a neck and head. Serve immediately.


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36% of Americans believe in UFOs, that is, though most Unidentified Aerial Phenomena are actually explained as such mundane things as misidentified meteorological phenomena, astronomical phenomena, aircraft, and so on, there's ~ 5% that are as yet unexplained and that these unexplained UFOs are machines from somewhere other than Earth.
Have you ever observed a UFO that has never been sufficiently explained? Do you believe that some unexplained UFOs are machines from somewhere other than Earth? If so, why (what are your reasons or arguments for believing so)? What evidence is there to support your belief?
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I see. And why do courts consider eyewitnesses to be some of the best evidence - especially when corroborated.
"some other mundane (terrestrial) explanation"
That would certainly be my position. But, when a close friend, an eyewitness, says, "there was something up there", I have to give that testimony a lot of weight - second, perhaps, to my having seen it for myself. He knows the difference between spotlights on a cloud and a physical object with shape (as some of the frames in the clip show). And the experience was shared by many, unrelated witnesses - ALL of whom, I understand, are equally convinced.
I'm not saying that this is anything LIKE proof of extraterrestrials, but, if all these people can somehow be equally misled into believing they've seen physical objects, I'd like to know, with an equal degree of veracity, not what it wasn't but WHAT IT WAS that could simultaneously fool all these people.
Had a look at the report. Thanks.
Don't see the relevance of the clip, though. It would be analogous if we were asked to see if we could spot the gorilla.
Couple things about the report, what does Venus have to do with sightings at midnight and 2 AM? Venus is ONLY ever visible just after sunset and just before sunrise. We're talking the MIDDLE of the night here, when Venus is NEVER visible (at this latitude).
Second, the report STARTS with,
"1. As a consequence of initial adverse media comment about Defense's response to news . . ."
It's pretty clear that they were told to get SOME kind of explanation out there to counter the "adverse media comment".
I had forgotten about the squid boats. They would have been over the horizon, but I guess that's the nature of mirages. I had never heard of night time mirages, but, they do, it seems, exist. I'd consider mirages to be a pretty weak guess, but it's probably the best explanation available.
I understand the study but, sorry, I still don't see the relevance. What are the flight crew, guests, and ATC staff supposed to have missed by concentrating too hard on the objects?
It seems to me that such government reports produced under pressure too often reach conclusions which are weak or completely unjustified. Perhaps they feel that "we acknowledge this phenomenon but we don't know what the hell it was" is unacceptable when often it's the only sensible answer.
"Alien of the Gaps" - We don't know what it was, therefore [e.g. atmospheric anomalies] DIDIT
"no physical objects were detected (by multiple radars) at the time of the film crew sightings"
The report:
"10. The Wellington Radar Controller alerted the captain that there was a strong radar return about 35 miles to the port of the aircraft. The aircraft crew observed on that bearing a very bright light which they variously described as a bright orb, pear-shaped with a reddish tinge. . ."
Hmmm. ANYWAY The report is interesting reading even though it does seem to contradict itself occasionally. The excerpt agrees with what I knew of the incident (35 years ago) - that the sightings, the plane's radar, and Wellington radar all corroborated each other.
HOWEVER the report and other material I've read about night-time mirages tells me that (contrary to my earlier statement that radar does not pick up light beams) the sightings (and the detail of the shapes) plus both radar returns could ALL be explained by mirages. The problem was that it was/is perfectly reasonable - almost axiomatic) to interpret a radar return as a physical object.
Thanks for reminding me about the squid boats. Perhaps what should have been done 35 years ago was a fly-over of the squid boats for a comparison of the light patterns with the aberrations.
That's not a gorilla it's a bonobo.
Elaborate hoaxes aside, multiple, unrelated people erroneously perceiving the same phenomena simultaneously is a little harder - though not impossible - mirages being a case in point.
Another interesting factoid is that Kaikoura is the home of a pod of humpback whales.
Holy Shit...there were Humpback Whales???
Well that proves it!!!
Whale farts power interstellar space ships...it has to be true because I just read it on the Internet....WOW.
Fish FlingersRuneScape Wiki: Fish Flingers is a members only Distraction and Diversion (D&D) that was released on 23 March 2010 that is based on the Fishing skill. →
You might want to try reading a little more carefully. I'm not trying to prove anything.
Wow, just like Star Trek 5? goddd..


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In a chilling episode of "Homeland" last year, a terrorist killed the vice president with a fiendishly clever weapon: a remote-control device that attacked the computerized defibrillator implanted in his chest.
For former Vice President Dick Cheney, it was all too realistic.
Mr. Cheney, who had heart disease for decades before receiving a transplant last year, had such an implant to regulate his heart rate and shock his heart back into life, if necessary. The defibrillator could be reprogrammed wirelessly from a short distance away. In 2007, he had the wireless feature disabled.
About the "Homeland" scenario, Mr. Cheney said on the Oct. 20 episode of "60 Minutes": "I found it credible. It was an accurate portrayal of what was possible."
But was it really? Medical experts say the answers are surprisingly complicated.
Mr. Cheney's cardiologist, Dr. Jonathan Reiner of George Washington University, said in the "60 Minutes" interview that he agreed with his patient.
An assassin "on a rope line or in a hotel room next door" could have instructed the defibrillator to kill Mr. Cheney, he said, adding that a wireless programmable device "seemed to me a bad idea for the vice president of the United States."
Other experts say the scenario is highly unlikely, though they couch their answers carefully.
The devices, used by millions of Americans, transmit data from a patient's home to a doctor's office, alerting the doctor of a malfunction. But the communication goes only one way; the devices being used today cannot be reprogrammed remotely.
Instead, patients must go to a doctor's office. With some devices, they must be within inches of the reprogramming machine. Others can be reprogrammed from about 30 feet away, but a wand must be held close to patients' collarbones to identify them to the machine.
"My opinion is it is probably unlikely that a remote attack of this nature could happen today," said Kevin Fu, a University of Michigan expert on computer security.
But he emphasized the word "probably," adding that he would never say something is impossible. "There can always be a flaw we are unaware of," he said.
In fact, a precedent for the "Homeland" episode was a 2008 paper by Dr. Fu and others, who reported they had managed to change the settings on an implantable defibrillator so it would release deadly electric shocks. Of course, Dr. Fu noted, the experiment required almost a dozen people in a lab full of Ph.D.s. And investigators had to be as close as two inches from the defibrillator.
Still, the experiment became known as a proof of principle. It originated a decade ago, when Dr. Fu noticed that the Food and Drug Administration had issued a recall for software on an implanted heart device. He began to wonder about software updates and the security of medical devices. So he started calling cardiologists, trying to get more information.
Many hung up on him, Dr. Fu said, adding, "They thought I was crazy to worry about the security of a device in the chest."
Finally, he got together with a colleague, Tadayoshi Kohno, a computer security researcher at the University of Washington. The two investigators and their colleagues set to work seeing if they could breach the security of a defibrillator that had been removed from a patient's chest.
The defibrillator and the device used to program it communicated in their own language from a distance no greater than a few inches, Dr. Kohno said. The group figured out the language by turning various therapy commands on and off. After they learned the communication language, "we could generate the commands ourselves."
At that time, "security was not on the radar yet" for medical devices, Dr. Fu said. "But there was a rapid trend toward wireless communication and Internet connectivity. We definitely raised awareness."
He immediately heard from the device industry group, the Advanced Medical Technology Association, or AdvaMed, which invited Dr. Fu and Dr. Kohno to speak to its pacemaker working group, a small meeting where members discuss policy issues. Now, the device manufacturers are acutely aware of security issues, said Bernie Liebler, a director in the group's technology and regulatory affairs department.
"Everyone runs a risk management program," Mr. Liebler said. "You look at what can go wrong, what are the risks, what are the harms, what is the probability, what is the severity.
"You look at even the craziest risk. Could that happen by accident? Could it happen on purpose? You try to design a system in a way to make it not happen or to nullify what someone can do."
And that includes the risk Mr. Cheney worried about. "Clearly, hacking into a digital device is a new risk," Mr. Liebler said. "But it is a risk, and we are clearly concerned about it."
Cardiologists have noticed a change.
"Over the years, manufacturers have added features that make it harder and harder to get into the software," said Dr. Spencer Rosero, of the University of Rochester Medical Center.
The identifying wand is one such feature, said Dr. Arthur Moss, a cardiologist also at the University of Rochester.
So far, though, there has never been a reported case of anyone maliciously reprogramming a patient's implanted defibrillator, Dr. Fu said. Today, he and others said, the real risk with electronic medical devices is much more mundane. It is the accidental introduction of the disruptive software called malware.
For example, Dr. Fu said, malware got into a pharmaceutical compounder, which controls the mixing of medications, at a hospital. Another time, malware got into a fetal monitor, making it slow down.
In 2011 alone, the Department of Veterans Affairs reported nearly two dozen malware infections in its hospitals.
"There are many, many computers in hospital environments," Dr. Kohno said. "We need to seriously consider their safety and privacy."
Still, researchers concede that Mr. Cheney was not so unreasonable to disable the wireless feature of his device.
"It is almost an infinitely small risk," Dr. Moss said. "But with the type of terrorism going on now, anything is possible."
But though Dr. Fu agreed with that assessment, he noted that the wireless feature of a defibrillator serves an important purpose. Without it, a device cannot be fixed wirelessly in a doctor's office if something goes wrong. Nor can it employ its early warning system to alert a doctor that something is amiss, like a broken wire.
"He must have decided that he was willing to sacrifice that because of the security risk," Dr. Fu said. "I think the average person would make the opposite decision."


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Opscode has raised $19.5 million in venture capital financing, the second large funding round in a Seattle area business-to-business software company this month. The deal, which was led by Bellevue-based Ignition Partners and included participation from Battery Ventures and Draper Fisher Jurvetson, follows the $50 million round that Bellevue-based Apptio raised on March 15th.
As a result of the financing, Ignition's John Connors — the former chief financial officer at Microsoft — has joined the Opscode board.
Opscode is an emerging player in the arena of cloud automation technologies, essentially helping developers more easily push code across an array of platforms and scaling servers quickly.
The company has been on a significant growth curve in recent months, tapping former Avanade boss Mitch Hill as CEO last August. The new money will help propel the company forward even further.
"We have a product. We have a commercial model. And it is time to scale up," said Hill, adding that he talked to Ignition very early in the investment process. Total funding in the company — started by former Amazon.com employee Jesse Robbins — now stands at $31.5 million.
The company operates in both Seattle and Raleigh, North Carolina, with plans to add staff in both locations. It now employs 50 people, with plans to get to about 75 folks by the end of the year.
The uptick in sales at Opscode is being driven by what Hill described as a big problem in the industry, noting that "technology infrastructure is becoming more and more complex."
"The fact that we are creating infrastructure in the cloud now is exciting — and it's easy to do — but it also creates a management (issue)," said Hill. "In addition to that the software stacks are becoming more fragmented, and more complex, particularly with lots of layers of open source software. So, you combine those two things together and the management problem that's out there today far outstrips the ability and skills in the market to do anything about it."
Hill said that Opscode and its Chef platform is currently used by companies that are managing thousands of servers in mixed environments, from Linux to Windows to proprietary software. The software is designed to help developers more easily iterate and roll out change across different environments.
To date, Opscode has recorded more than 800,000 downloads of Chef. It also now boasts 12,000 registered users. Customers include Ancestry.com, IGN, Rhapsody, EA, Animoto and others.
Seattle startup GoTime, which was acquired earlier this month by Infogroup, used the Opscode Hosted Chef service to help rebuild their cloud infrastructure. With the service in place, the maker of the happy hour location service now can more quickly roll out servers in order to meet demand.
Pricing on the hosted service starts at $120 per month and goes up to $600 per month. Opscode also recently rolled out Private Chef, which is designed for larger enterprise customers.
The investment marks a big bet for Ignition in the Seattle area following a string of investments outside of the region.
"This is an extremely exciting time for Opscode as it creates and leads the infrastructure automation market during a period of major IT transformation, driven by the rapid adoption of cloud computing and the 'DevOps' movement," said Connors of Ignition Partners.


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My three big favourites from the girls now are Crystal, Siobahn and Lily. They've just got their own style and they're very original. I hope they get justice and make it to the top 12 and go very far.Based on the past two weeks, I feel that Crystal, Siobahn, Lily, Katie and Katelyn deserve to be among the top 6 girls. I really love Paige and Didi but they've not been choosing the correct songs, so either of their time could be up soon. As for Lacey... She hasn't been performing, so I kinda hope she leaves next week hee. Having mentioned that... It's gonna be hard deciding the top 6 girls. 'Cos out of the 8 left, I feel that only Lacey isn't really on par, but I really love the rest, I just wish that all 7 of them could make it through!But, no.
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Dr. Lyons is an associate professor of psychology at Loyola University Maryland where she also directs the Masters Education-Practitioner Track. Her scholarly interests include culture, discrimination and person-organization fit in the workplace, social cognitive and cultural influences on career expectations, and training issues in multicultural psychology. Her publications appear in Journal of Counseling Psychology, Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, and Journal of Counseling and Development, among other venues.
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Dr. Simmons is the director of the Center for Innovation in Urban Education at Loyola University Maryland as well as an associate professor in the teacher education department in the School of Education. Additionally, Robert is a member of the social justice collaborative Edchange and a contributor for The Village Celebration. His work explores the experiences of African American boys in public and Catholic schools, the teaching practices of African American male teachers utilizing hip hop in classrooms, urban education, and the role of race in understanding the social context of schooling. A former middle school science teacher in the Detroit public schools, his teaching and administrative career span Detroit, Minnesota, the Dominican Republic, and now Baltimore. He is contributing author to the books White Teachers/Diverse Classrooms: A Guide to Building Inclusive Schools, Promoting High Expectations, and Eliminating Racism (Stylus, 2006) and White Teachers/Diverse Classrooms: Creating Inclusive Schools, Building on Students' Diversity, and Providing True Educational Equity (Stylus, 2011). He is also co-editor with Steve Grineski and Julie Landsman of Talking about Race: Alleviating the Fear (Stylus, 2013).
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Many people are asking who sings the song… The song is Weekend Full of Weekends and can be found here: Garage Band . Thanks to Andy McCaskey of Slashdot Review for turning me onto the site.
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[…] September 22, 2009 · Leave a Comment Hello and greetings fellow bloggers and gamers. Tonight I'll be posting a DYI Project on how to build a sensor sensative Gamer's Light to spark up that avid gamer's bedroom or apt. Here is the Video with a walk thru with commentary and all. Thank Hackedgadjets for this project please and show your support […]
Hey guys,
I bought the required components but, I have just one question… what size Photocell do I use? Thanks for any helpful comments.
Hi Contraman,
The size doesn't matter, just make sure that it increases in resistance when it gets dark.
First off, I want to thank Alan for an awesome DIY project. This can also be done with anything, from empty juice bottles to wine or rum bottles. Now on to my suggestion.
Alan said:
"It is best to place it on something that is white or at least a light color. The LED is pointing straight down and a good reflective surface helps. I am thinking of cutting a small round white disc of cardboard and gluing it to the bottom."
And a good thing could be a cd or dvd disc. I have a ton of those hanging around my closet because i refuse to throw them shiny things away. They are reflective enough to bounce off light very nicely. An empty cd or dvd case can also be a worthy container for your led lamp design. I loved the photocell usage. Had not seen one like this ever.
I am also relatively new to these things, could you comment on the transistor usage? What is it for!? My electronics course pretty much covered resistances, and how to combine them to get higher or lower ohms from them, but I never learned about these other parts.
Thanks in advance!
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I'm trying to do something similar heres what i got, i'm trying to put a photocell in a string of 20 battery powered leds, how would you put it togeter i'm stumped Thanks
Wow! I'm years late but this still amazes me! It's so cooooool!
Yeah this is cool.
Does anyone know how I can figure out how to make this with a 2-3 foot strip of leds instead of just one? Would I need a lower value resistor and more battery?


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Restaurant Safety Materials
Teen-worker restaurant safety program materials
The following materials are provided to participants in the "Supervising for Safety" workshops with explanations and suggestions on how best to include them into health and safety programs. A short explanation for some of these items is included below.
NEW - Employing Teens Under 18 in Food Service?
Food Service Fact Sheet: Explains permitted and prohibited work activities for youth ages 14 to 17 in food service. Includes rules for driving, student-learner exemptions and work hours.
Rated R Sticker
This sticker can be used on any type of machinery prohibited for use by teens under age 18. Examples for use include meat slicers, compactors and paper balers, forklifts, powered tools, etc. You can print them yourself or order them by calling 360-902-5316 or email: email@example.com
Sample Accident Prevention Program for Restaurants
This document can be used to create an Accident Prevention
Program for your Restaurant.
Sample Accident Prevention Program (Blank) (407 KB MS Word)
Safety Orientation Checklist
This form can be used for new employees but also for periodic review for current employees or whenever a new procedure or process is initiated.
Restaurant Employee Safety Orientation Checklist.
Safety Steps for Supervisors and Employees in Restaurants
A useful summary of the responsibilities both employers and employees share for a safe workplace. This can be shared with new employees during their initial orientation.
Safety Steps for Supervisors and Employees in Restaurants.
Best Practices Tip Sheets
The following items are best used as talking points during new-employee orientation and as review during crew safety meetings. They are not likely to be as useful as stand-alone posters without first using them in an interactive discussion or training session.
Robberies and Abusive Customers: Tips for Preventing Injuries. (149 KB PDF)
Ten Steps For Avoiding Burns. (139 KB PDF)
Ten Safe Handling Hints For Knifes. (112 KB PDF)
Four Steps To Proper Lifting. (332 KB PDF)
Preventing Slips And Falls. (139 KB PDF)
Emergency Treatment of Burns. (36 KB PDF)
Model Shoe Policy
Slips, trips and falls are a major contributor to injuries in restaurants and are No. 1 for workers' compensation costs. As part of the best practices listed above for reducing these injuries, the WRA and L&I recommend that employers adopt a Model Shoe Policy. These specific elements are not required by L&I; however, if other methods are not successful in reducing such injuries, employers may be required to establish such a policy as part of their Accident Prevention Program.
Incident Tracking Form
There are many injuries or "near misses" that occur without requiring medical attention or a workers' compensation claim. However, these incidents can provide useful information to employers to identify potential problem areas and target elements of the workplace-safety program. Likewise, a reduction in these incidents can be more meaningful feedback than the number of workers' compensation claims alone.
Incident Tracking Form. (9 KB PDF)
Other Program Materials
Additional materials are given to employers who attend the workshop and agree to some simple follow-up procedures such as incident tracking and crew safety meetings. Those employers will receive a Certificate of Completion signed by the Governor, as well as a window decal with the program logo recognizing their participation in this unique program.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 86 diseños de 28 diseñadores freelance.
Food Safety Alliance
We are a group of four small, privately held companies all supplying services to food processors to help them produce safe foods every day. One is a detergent/sanitation company, one a pathogen control company, the third an engineering and auditing company and the last a risk management firm. We are forming an "alliance" to work together and to market our programs under a newly formed banner of the "Food Safety Alliance". We all represent the gold standard for the services we provide and would like to carry this quality message through to our marketing brand management. We definitely must promote premium quality, but also excellent value due to the discounts available to processors who utilize all of our services. It really allows smaller processors to have the same advantage as the largest in the trade. We will be trying to convince prospective customers that when they choose the four alliance members to manage their food safety programs they really can make 2+2=5.
Out target market is mid-sized food processors, mostly owned by entrepreneurs and/or families. These people value science highly. They are very conservative in nature and they don't change easily. Something modern will appeal to them, but certainly not something that would be considered a game or gimmick. They like steady. They like peace and quiet, and they like money.
We will not be changing any of our existing companiy logos or identities. The logo we require is one that will be added to existing stationary and business cards. Therfore it must be small and fairly simple, not too detailed. I envision a small graphic as one component and then it being incorporated with the name "Food Safety Alliance" in a larger full scale logo. Perhaps only the graphic would go on the business card? We think we like a combo of green and blue as it matches our existing stuff. Stuff, isn't that a great word? I could forward pantone colors later once we are closing in on design. It should portray safety, premium quality, value, uniqueness. we thought of logo ideas that included , light bulbs, shields, stamps or seals of approval etc. but that's why I need you! If you want safe food, come to me. If you want creative, your it!
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Riddle me this. If No Way Out is a Smackdown brand show, why are there four Raw stars and an ECW Title match on the card? Maybe the WWE felt extra pressure to put its best foot forward since the show was taking place at Los Angeles' Staples Center, the site of WrestleMania 21.
On paper, Sunday's show looked like it was just about the best program the WWE could have put together. But appearances can be deceiving. With a crowd that wasn't feeling much of the action in the ring and several segments that were completely pointless, No Way Out turned out to be mostly an exercise in monotony.
The main event featured the combatants from both of WrestleMania's main events teamed together, with Raw's John Cena and Shawn Michaels taking on Smackdown's Batista and Undertaker. Despite the obvious tension the pairings could produce, everyone was saying the right things about working together leading up to the match.
Champions Cena and Batista led things off, with Batista scoring the first near fall after a jackhammer. Michaels was tagged in and fared no better, and Undertaker kept the momentum going for Team Smackdown by scoring with his Old School rope walk. The Dead Man and The Animal took turns working HBK's left arm until he could scramble to get Cena back in.
It took a couple tries, but Cena was able to hit 'Taker with a superplex. Michaels tagged in to continue the assault and got dumped out to the floor for his trouble. Batista introduced him to the steel steps and rolled him back in for a cover, forcing Cena to make the save. HBK continued to take a beating as the Smackdown superstars continued to exchange tags.
A DDT to Batista finally allowed Michaels to make the hot tag to Cena, who hit a Rocker Dropper off the top rope and a Five Knuckle Shuffle during his flurry. A big boot from Undertaker prevented an F-U to Batista, who was stopped from executing a Batista Bomb a few seconds later by Michaels.
The action went back and forth until Cena put Batista in a sleeper. The STF-U followed, but Undertaker came in to break the hold. Michaels tagged in and hit his trademark flying elbow before firing up the crowd for his finisher. Batista avoided a dose of Sweet Chin Music and scored with a sidewalk slam, and both men tagged out.
Undertaker took control, grabbing both Raw wrestlers by the throat. Batista grabbed HBK and dropped him with a spinebuster while Cena was smashed with a chokeslam. But the night of teamwork finally reached its end, as Batista gave Undertaker a spinebuster and left the ring. Sweet Chin Music and an F-U left the Dead Man down for the three count and Raw emerged victorious. Undertaker managed to sit up a minute later, staring down Batista as he lingered on the ramp.
The next WWE pay-per-view is Wrestlemania 23 on April 1st.
If you've been with us for the past few years, you know the drill by now. Nick's comments will be in plain type with Dale's remarks in italics.
MNM and MVP vs. The Hardys and Chris Benoit
Mercury and Matt lock up to start and trade punches. MVP slams Matt, but Benoit tags in. MVP wants nothing to do with Benoit and dives through the ropes to tag in Mecury. Jeff hits a mule kick on Nitro. Mercury kicks Jeff in the back as he shoots off the ropes. Nitro chokes Jeff as MVP has the ref distracted. Jeff hits a moonsault off the top rope, and Matt gets the tag, hitting a dual bulldog on MNM. He follows with a Side Effect on Nitro. MVP sneaks in and suplexes Matt. Mercury gauges Matt's eye, and then hits a short arm clothesline. Benoit gets the hot tag, suplexing Mercury onto MVP and hitting a double German suplex on MNM. Jeff hits Poetry in Motion and Matt hits the Twist of Fate of Mercury. Benoit follows with a flying head butt. MVP tries to clock Benoit with the US Title, but Benoit ducks and locks in the Crippler Crossface until Nitro breaks it up. MNM goes for a Snap Shot on Benoit, but he counters by locking in the Crippler Crossface on Mercury, who taps out immediately.
Winner ... The Hardys at 14 minutes and 18 seconds.
Match Rating: 7.5/10
Diva Search reject Kristal is tasked with carrying on the Eddie Guerrero storyline by interviewing Vicki Guerrero. Eddie's wife tells us she has been doing some soul searching and will take care of business on Friday.
We're only one match in and already Michael Cole sounds like he's losing his voice. J.R. usually waits until the end of the night for that. In the back, Little Bastard tells Finlay he doesn't want to compete tonight because he's scared of Little Boogeyman. Finlay pretends to console him, then dumps the little man in a recycling bin, telling him he might be safer in there. Guess again: Little Boogeyman is already in the bin. What are the chances?
Cruiserweight Open - Cruiserweight Title Match
The rules are that two men will start out, with a new wrestler entering once one has been pinned or submitted. Scotty 2 Hotty and Daivari get things started, with The Worm dispatching Daivari after just 1:36. Defending champ Gregory Helms enters next and takes only two minutes to pin Scotty and less than a minute to get rid of Funaki. Jimmy Wang Yang proves more difficult, and we get the first real back and forth action of the match. A hurracanrana pin finally secures a pin for Jimmy, guaranteeing we'll have a new champ when this wraps up. Jamie Noble almost has Yang put away a couple of times, but falls victim to a moonsault and gets pinned after about three minutes. The announce team expect that to be the end, but there's one final competitor: Chavo Guerrero. Yang comes off the top rope to the floor, but Chavo counters a missile dropkick back in the ring. Guerrero delivers the Three Amigos; Yang hits a top rope hurracanrana. Yang swings and misses with a twisting corkscrew splash, leaving him helpless for the Frog Splash that ends the match.
Winner ...and new Cruiserweight Champion ... Chavo Guerrero at 13 minutes and 53 seconds.
Match Rating: 6/10
Kristal interviews John Cena. The champ admits he's not Triple H, and there is a chance partners could turn on each other. Cena says tonight he will be focused on the task at hand.
Finlay and Little Bastard vs. Boogeyman and Little Boogeyman
I'm embarrassed to say that I told Dale I would write up this match. So here goes. The Boogeymen team up to beat on Finlay, and Little Boogeyman grabs some worms. Finlay kicks the little guy in the head, but gets surprised by a small package (or is that a tiny package?) for two. Finlay locks in a submission hold, then tosses Little Boogey to the floor where Little Bastard drags him under the ring. Unfortunately, Boogeyman is also under there, and he and his partner take it to Finlay in the ring. Little Bastard makes a save but gets scared again and Boogeyman chases him into the crowd. Little Boogeyman is still the legal man through all this, and Finlay pastes him with a shillelagh shot to end this foolishness. Years from now I'm going to have a hard time believing this match actually happened.
Winner ... Finlay and Little Bastard at 6 minutes and 8 seconds.
Match Rating: 3/10
Shawn Michaels get his turn with Kristal. HBK doesn't trust Cena, but he'll do everything to make sure Cena makes it to Wrestlemania.
King Booker w/ Sharmell vs. Kane
In case you haven't been watching Smackdown, this feud was born at the Royal Rumble. Booker dances around Kane until the Big Red Machine corners him. Kane delivers rights to Booker and continues to deal out punishment until Booker hangs him up on the ropes. Kane responds with a big boot and clotheslines Booker out of the ring. Booker smashes Kane into the ring steps and follows with a missile drop kick back in the ring. King Booker hits a heel kick as Kane comes off the top turnbuckle. The King works over Kane in the corner, but can't get Kane up for a suplex. Kane counters with a suplex of his own. Kane ducks the scissors kick and counters with a clothesline, sending both men down. Kane sits up at eight and hits Booker with a side slam. Kane climbs the turnbuckle, nailing the flying clothesline. Sharmell distracts Kane, and Booker catches him with a heel kick. It doesn't slow down Kane, though, as he hits a choke slam to get the duke.
Winner ... Kane at 12 minutes and 39 seconds.
Batista stops by to talk to Kristal. I'm sensing a theme here. Anywho, Batista spouts the now-familiar line that he and Undertaker will work together, though Kristal tries to stir the pot by showing footage from two weeks ago when the Dead Man first made his choice to face the Smackdown champion at WrestleMania. Batista says he's not intimidated by Cena and Michaels. But Dave, that wasn't the question!
Paul London and Brian Kendrick (champions) vs. Deuce and Domino w/ Cherry (challengers) � WWE Tag Team Championship Match
Winner ... and still WWE Tag Team Champions ... Paul London and Brian Kendrick at 7 minutes and 31 seconds.
Match Rating: 5.5/10
Kennedy talks about having dreams, and then pronounces that he will win because he has beaten Lashley in the past. Lashley interrupts Kennedy with one word: halitosis. The champ blocks a punch and knocks him to the ground.
Bobby Lashley (champion) vs. Ken Kennedy (challenger) � ECW Title Match
Who will get pinned in the main event of No Way Out?
Undertaker - 12%
Batista - 11%
John Cena - 15%
Shawn Michaels - 10%
It won't end with a clean pin - 52%
Kennedy attacks Lashley from behind on the ramp. Lashley shrugs off the attack and takes Kennedy to the ring. Kennedy tries to run from the ring. Lashley follows, and Kennedy gains the upper hand. Back in the ring, Lashley hits a back body drop and follows with a delayed vertical suplex. Kennedy responds by stomping Lashley in the corner. The ECW champ gets Kennedy in the torture rack, but he breaks the hold by raking the eyes. Kennedy locks in a leg submission. Lashley breaks the hold, but Kennedy still focuses on the leg, locking in a half crab. Lashley gets to ropes to break the hold, but his leg gives out while attempting a slam. Kennedy hits a low drop kick into Lashley's leg. Lashley powers out of the corner, but Kennedy counters with kicks. Kennedy locks in the half crab again. Kennedy climbs the turnbuckle and leaps, but Lashley gets his knees up. Lashley hits the t-bone suplex but can't hold Kennedy for the running power bomb. The champ turns a torture rack into a backbreaker but only gets a two count. Lashley kicks out of a neckbreaker, and Kennedy sort of bumps into the ref. Ken grabs a chair and tattoos Lashley. The champ turns the tables, and gets DQ'ed with a chair shot. After the bell, Lashley continues to rain down chair shots until staff comes from the back to put a stop to it.
Some fans are chanting "ECW," but I'm not sure a bunch of chair shots really qualifies for that honor.
Winner ... Ken Kennedy at 15 minutes and 25 seconds.
Match Rating: 5/10
Diva Talent Invitational
The Miz is hosting this waste of time. Extreme Expose kick things off, and even after four weeks, they still can't dance. Jillian comes out to sing a song she has written herself. Strangling a cat comes to mind after hearing her. The Miz stops her and Jillian goes off, calling the rest of the divas talentless. The rest of the divas hit the ring, and a cat fight ensues. Ashley walks out under a banner of her Playboy cover, and then takes off her top revealing some strategically placed bunnies.
That was pretty much the only "talent" involved in this nonsense. And did I see a guy in the crowd wearing a Miz t-shirt?
Batista and The Undertaker vs. John Cena and Shawn Michaels
Winners... John Cena and Shawn Michaels at 21 minutes and 49 seconds
Total Event Time: 2 hours and 47 minutes
Event Rating: 5.5/10


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Nov. 10, 2006
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - After 11 straight years of reaching the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals, fate finally caught up to the No. 3 Santa Clara women's soccer team Friday night as the Broncos' 2006 season came to an abrupt end with a 1-0 upset loss to the USC Women of Troy in their first-round match at Buck Shaw Stadium.
The Broncos end the 2006 season with a record of 15-5-1, and with a 5-1-1 record in West Coast Conference play clinched their ninth conference title in program history.
"I'm very proud of my team, I think they played well today. We have to take our hats off to USC and congratulate them on their victory," said Santa Clara head coach Jerry Smith. "We did a lot of things right today, but like all sports, soccer is a game of inches, and we hit the post once, and had some close misses."
USC (11-4-5) netted the game-winner on Amy Rodriguez' 87th-minute goal, slotting a ball to the near corner after a failed SCU clearing attempt. The Women of Troy advance to Sunday's second-round contest at Buck Shaw Stadium to take on the winner of Friday night's Stanford-Nevada contest.
Santa Clara struggled to find a rhythm for much of the first half, as USC contented itself with leaving numbers in the defensive end and keeping the Broncos out of the net. The Broncos nearly went ahead as Hayley Siegel's shot out of a scrum in front of the net was saved by USC keeper Veronica Simonton at point-blank range.
SCU outshot USC 10-8 for the match, and in the second half held a 7-4 advantage in shots, but could not find the net. The team's best chance of the contest came in the 55th minute as forward Kiki Bosio was taken down in the box by USC's Janessa Currier and the Broncos were awarded a penalty kick.
But Marian Dalmy, who had previously made her three penalty kick attempts on the season, hit the cross bar despite beating Simonton to the upper-left corner, and the Women of Troy gained a new lease on life.
"I still went to my usual side, I just wanted to hit it a little harder, but I think I hit it too hard and got a little too pretty with the post," Dalmy said of the attempt.
The defense of the Women of Troy continued to limit Bronco chances, as they clogged passing lanes and prevented any close-range attempts. USC consistently dropped seven and even eight players into and around the box throughout the second half.
But the counter-attack from USC eventually formed and paid off late, as a crossing attempt into the box left only one SCU defender and goalkeeper Julie Ryder against three USC attackers. The cross has headed out, but directly to Rodriguez, who beat an onrushing Ryder to the near post at the 86:06 mark. The USC defense held for the final four minutes, with Simonton saving a shot from Jordan Angeli to quell SCU's final threat.


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Zsa Zsa Gabor has been rushed to a Los Angeles hospital after another health scare. Publicist John Blanchette says the 94-year-old actress was taken by ambulance to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on Wednesday after her feeding tube became loose. Blanchette says Gabor's husband Frederic von Anhalt noticed bleeding in her stomach where the tube came unattached
Gabor has been hospitalized repeatedly since falling out of bed and breaking her hip in July 2010. She had a leg amputated in January.


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Vintage curator, HSN stylist, personal shopper, Create That Style blogger, fashion contributor extraordinaire — in the world of styling, Dree Harper is pretty much doing it all. Her latest challenge? Sifting through her packed, vintage-heavy closet to serve up a to-die-for selection of pieces just for us (insert greedy laugh).
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JONESBORO, Ark. -- Freshman Mitch Thomas lit up the links Tuesday at the Red Wolf Intercollegiate, scoring a career-low 66 at the RidgePointe Country Club in Jonesboro, Ark. His five-under-par round ties best in the Ohio Valley Conference this year.
The 66 is the lowest round for a Tech golfer since Scott Stallings, now on the PGA Tour, matched it in Oct. 2006.
Thomas joins Hunter York of Murray State (Sept. 10) and UT Martin's Tyler Shellnut (Oct. 8) for the best performance of the year in the OVC. The Knoxville native finished with a 77+71+66=214 on the weekend, leading the Golden Eagles and tying for seventh out of the 112 golfers in the tournament.
Fellow freshman Bryce Kendrick improved each round, finishing with a 79+74+73=226 for second on the squad as Tech finished tenth out of 20 teams. He was followed by senior Lee Maxwell and sophomores Lee Whitehead and Maxx Verble.
Tech edged out fellow OVC schools Tennessee State (T-11th), SIU Edwardsville (14th), and Eastern Illinois (20th), while finishing just four strokes behind UT Martin (9th). Austin Peay won the tourney in a landslide, topping second-place Samford by 15 strokes.
The Golden Eagles take a week off before returning to action at the TSU Big Blue Intercollegiate April 15-16 in Nashville.


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Celebrating Our Freedom!
Last week, our department gathered to honor three of our own for their service to our country! Jeremy (also a new daddy!) is currently serving with the Air Force Reserve, and Angel and Ernie have recently retired from the service (Angel—27 years with the Army Reserve and Ernie—38 years with the Air Force Reserve). We are so thankful for them and many others who have served or are currently serving both in the United States and around the world!
Our Heroes!
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According to one of our most trusted sources, HTCâs launch partners for the M7 include T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T. While we have seen evidence which suggests the HTC M7 is also heading to Verizon, our source claims that big redâs launch of the flagship Android device from HTC will be delayed. The reason for the delay is unknown, but Verizon is currently backing the HTC Droid DNA with a huge marketing campaign, so we doubt they would want to push it to the side to promote a device which isnât much different from the DNA.
There are no new details available regarding the HTC M7?s retail availability in the U.S. market, but weâre hoping we wonât have to wait too long since the device is rumored to go on sale in Europe on March 8th. HTCâs February 19th press event is only two and a half weeks away, so we suspect weâll be getting all of the official HTC M7 launch details then.
What are your thoughts on Verizonâs delayed launch of the HTC M7? Do you think they simply want to put some distance between the M7 and the DNA or do you think they are making some tweaks of their own like they did the HTC 8X?


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I fell in love with this easy to make and "hits the sweet spot just perfectly" coconut rice pudding about 5 years ago. It's almost a fool proof recipe, made from pantry staples. Before this website ever existed and before my whole food journey began, there was this rice pudding. The only change I've made to it since is the type of sweetener I use. I like that I can make endless versions of this based on my mood and what I have on hand.
If you're new to whole foods, trying to limit the amount of pastries, cakes or chocolates you eat may be challenging. And eliminating all treats may have you doing a bakery drive by like some crazy person. If you're just starting to reduce the amount of processed foods or sugar in your diet, this type of craving can hit hard. And you know what else? It happens to most decent people. It really does. At least in the beginning.
In fact, I had a moment like this, the day I discovered this rice pudding. The only thing was, there was no bakery or pastry shop in sight. In fact, no store of any kind. I was living at a fire tower in Northern Alberta, over an hour's drive away from anything store-like and unable to leave the tower (on call almost 24 hours a day), I needed to think fast. I had run out of eggs, had no milk, or dairy for that matter, no chocolate and I really needed a "sweet fix."
This is the dessert that saved me. It now makes a regular appearance and in fact, I make a big batch and freeze individual portions for quick easy dessert solutions when, and if, a sweet tooth decides to hit. Now I know it's no slice of triple layer chocolate cake iced with chocolate ganache. That's kind of the point. It's mildly sweet, slightly nutty and won't leave you feeling that "post sugar binge regret." In fact, I've even had this for breakfast!
Notes on sugar or rice substitutions, including adding some lovely spices, will follow in the recipe notes. Also there's a recipe for caramelized bananas. I buy my sprouted brown rice from Costco. Sprouted rice has higher nutritional values due to the fact that it is sprouted, meaning alive, before it is dried and packaged. In fact all my baking flour is sprouted and we also enjoy a sprouted bean mixture.
Coconut rice pudding
2 cups sprouted brown rice
2-1/2 cups water
1-1/2 cups coconut milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup palm sugar (also known as coconut sugar)
Add all the ingredients to a large pot. Bring the rice to a boil, cover with a lid and reduce heat to gentle simmer for 45 minutes. Stir every 5 minutes during the last 10 minutes of cooking process. Add water if the rice is beginning to dry out or begins to stick to the bottom of the pot, adding 1/2 cup of water at a time.
Recipe Notes: If you choose to use a different type of rice, you will probably need to adjust the ratio of liquid to rice. Sprouted rice requires less water to cook. Just keep your eye on it during the simmering process and add more as needed. When you first make this, you want it to be slightly runny, like warm pudding. The rice will absorb a lot of the moisture if it is allowed to cool overnight. Reheating the rice pudding the next day will most likely require you to add more water. I added a cup of water the next day during the reheating process. Different types of rice also have different cooking times. Adjust accordingly.
Sugar Substitute: Use any amount of sweetener you need to make it taste good to you. If you're new to whole foods you may require more sugar. That's OK. You can adjust it over time as your need for sugar decreases. I love using honey in this recipe as well. Any sweetener can be used here and add a little bit at a time until you get the desired result. Each type of sweetener will also give a slightly different flavor.
Spices: Cinnamon is a lovely addition, as is cardamom. A 1/2 teaspoon of each or of just one makes for a nice change.
Other Yummy Additions: One of my favorite additions is coconut or cranberries. Both can be added during the cooking process. Don't underestimate adding roasted cashews, pistachios or coconut ribbons as a garnish which are all completely delicious. Nuts and seeds of any kind are delightful as well. It helps add diversity in the textures which lends to a pleasant mouth feel.
Fruit or yogurt: Serve this with fresh or roasted fruit and/or yogurt.
Caramelized bananas
1/2 banana per person
honey (use maple syrup if vegan)
Preheat the oven to broil. Cut the banana in half and again in half lengthwise. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Place the banana cut side up on baking sheet. Brush with warm honey or maple syrup. Broil until golden brown on top. About 5 minutes.


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The home buying process can be incredibly stressful. Use these tips to keep you focused and get you through to buying your first apartment in NYC.
The young and wealthy are picking cities over the suburbs that their parents have embraced for so many decades. With this significant shift in the outlook towards large cities, populations are continuing to swell in urban neighborhoods, with municipalities attempting to keep up with infrastructure needs.
Guest post by Erica Keberle, Brooklyn-based Real Estate Agent with Rahmé Real Estate and the founder of Major Jacks. She gives Blooming Sky a behind the scenes look to real estate staging in New York City with her latest project at 651 New York Avenue is Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn.
Buying and renting each have their pros and cons. We take a look at the benefits and drawbacks of each option and help you understand when it might be worth renting as opposed to buying.
As the economy continues to improve across the United States, big cities are facing massive housing shortages. With more people moving to cities and staying in pursuit of careers and families, populations are outgrowing the supply of housing. This trend is having consequences on infrastructure and also making home prices run away from potential buyers.
Co-ops are the new condos. With demand from international investors reaching record highs for condos, many apartment buyers have been priced out of the condo market. The co-op market is benefiting from this shift and it is resulting in a resurgence in the demand for co-op apartments across NYC.


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USA TODAY Sports' Nicole Auerbach gives you everything you need to know about the 2014 NCAA tournament.
Selection Sunday is in the books and - like most years - there were some questionable decisions handed out by the NCAA tournament selection committee.
Here are 10 things they got wrong when putting together this year's field of 68 that will determine the 2014 national champion.
FIELD OF 68: Complete NCAA tournament bracket
BRACKET TIPS: Key clues on how to win your office pool
PRINTABLE BRACKET: All the matchups by region
1. Kansas as a No. 2 seed
With the injury to Joel Embiid and his status uncertain, it seemed the Jayhawks would drop a seed line as they are obviously not the same team without him.
2. Kentucky as a No. 8 seed
This might be the biggest surprise. Kentucky had fallen quite a bit recently but I felt they deserved at least a 6 seed, maybe 7.
3. SMU out of tournament
Hated to see this happen but with a very weak non-conference schedule, the Mustangs could ill-afford to lose to Houston in the AAC tournament.
4. North Carolina State in tournament
The Wolfpack were just an average team all year. Nothing stood out as great and nothing was too horrible. A bit surprised the committee took them.
SOUTH REGIONAL: Florida faces NCAA tournament tests
EAST REGION: Virginia faces tough path to Texas
WEST REGIONAL: Arizona on top, Wisconsin and Creighton loom
MIDWEST REGION: Wichita State takes No. 1 in competitive region
5. Colorado as a No. 8 seed
Since Spencer Dinwiddie's injury, Colorado has been an average team. He will not be back, so I felt they were closer to the bottom of the bracket. Early season results may have played a part in this seeding decision.
6. Saint Joseph's as a No. 10 seed
Winning the Atlantic 10 tournament and getting a 10 seed leads me to believe they were not a lock for an at-large pick as I had predicted. The Hawks should have been a bit higher with six top 50 wins.
7. Saint Louis as a No. 5 seed
This team pretty much fell apart late in the season and the committee seems to have overlooked some bad losses and poor play.
8. New Mexico as a No. 7 seed
Anyone who watched the Mountain West tournament final saw a team deserving of a higher seed win it. New Mexico can give teams fits.
9. Michigan State as a No. 4 seed
Winning the Big Ten tournament as easily as the Spartans didn't do much to help them move higher. They will be dangerous.
10. BYU as a No. 10 seed
Yes, BYU deserved to be in, but a 10 seed seems a bit high for a team with several bad losses plus a season-ending injury to a key player, starting guard Kyle Collinsworth.


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Zenescope will be making a stop this weekend in Los Angeles, CA!
ComiKaze attendees will be able to visit us at booth #704, where there will be several members of the team there throughout the weekend. Zenescope has made exclusives specifically for ComiKaze which will be available at the booth. There will be a number of recent releases available at the booth as well, including the Grimm Fairy Tales Omnibus, and the Art of Zenescope Volume 1 Art Book to name a few.
Booth Signings
Zenescope is happy to have both of the Zenescope founders attending Comikaze this year. Joe Brusha and Ralph Tedesco will be at the show and, when available, signing books at the Zenescope booth. Signings for Ralph Tedesco will be at the booth on Saturday at 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. Be sure to stop by booth to get your books signed!
Zenescope will have exclusives available for purchase at our booth #704:
Oz #4 Cover F – Limited to 350
Cover by Jamie Tyndall
Grimm Fairy Tales #90 – Limited to 500
Cover by Nei Ruffino
GFT Realm Knights #3 – Limited to 500
Cover by Anthony Spay
Bonus Exclusive!
Grimm Fairy Tales #91 – Limited to 500 (Extra-Life Exclusive!)
$15.00 (a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Extra Life and the Children's Miracle Network)
Cover by Talent Caldwell
With new exclusives being released, Ralph signing at booth , and a ton of products available for purchase at the booth, Zenescope fans should have an enjoyable ComiKaze. Press are invited to the booth to chat with Ralph about the company's titles like the new series Hit List, and our plans for 2014.