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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Chinese Chop Salad w/ Edamame: Because money doesn't grow on my limbs
The tallies are disgusting even to me, a girl who grew up in Newport Beach and was a first-hand witness to the car show that was my high school's parking lot. Given my considerably less glamourous upbringing on the side of town that is not two seconds from the beach (and a private yacht), I was appalled by my Coach-toting, Chanel-sunglass wearing peers' indulgent use of their parents' credit cards.
Today, as a full-fledged "adult" with my own bank account and credit card, I have become slightly less discriminating about my card swipes when it comes to feeding the beast that is my stomach. When I'm hungry, the beast does not understand the meaning of the word "no." Nor does it understand the phrase "fiscal responsibility."
This past weekend, even though I gawked at the price of the $17 Chinese Chicken Salad at Cafe R+D, I still decided to order it anyway. While I don't eat out enough for this to be a major problem (I limit myself to 2-3 times a week), it still requires some pausation on my part. Habits are really easy to form, and really hard to break.
In order to counter balance the slutty behavior of my credit card when it is in the proximity of food (or an Anthropologie), I've developed the good habit of recreating my favorite restaurant dishes at home. This past Saturday, I endeavored to recreate a version of the $17 R+D salad by using edamame instead of chicken for a less costly and more hip-friendly protein.
While the taste was not quite as crack-like as the salad my mom and I enjoyed the previous day (I suspect the drug-like properties are responsible for the inflated price tag), it was still delicious. My homemade peanut sesame dressing, fresh cilantro, and crunchy cashews and slivered almonds livened up the humble veggies and chow mein noodles to a level that even my dad found enjoyable. It's the perfect light summer lunch for a "cleanse" day. Or, in my case, for a day when there will be BBQ chicken and shrimp, orzo salad, curry rice salad, corn on the cob, and two pieces of blueberry pie (with ice cream) for dinner.
Chinese Chop Salad w/ Edamame and Peanut Sesame Dressing
Inspired by Chinese Chicken Chopped Salad at Cafe R+D
Serves 2
2 ounces chow mein noodles (I used Annie Chun's)
1/2 cup red pepper, sliced
1/3 cup carrots, sliced thin
2 green onions, sliced diagonally
1/2 cucumber, peeled and chopped
3/4 cup shelled edamame, cooked
2 tablespoons slivered almonds, toasted
2 tablespoons whole cashews
1 cup green cabbage, chopped (reserve outside shells for serving)
1 tablespoon fresh cilantro, chopped
Sesame seeds, optional
Peanut Sesame Dressing
1 heaping tablespoon creamy peanut butter
1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar
2 teaspoons sesame oil
1 1/2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 teaspoon fresh ginger, minced
1 small clove garlic, finely minced
Juice from 1/4 a lime
Pinch of red pepper flakes (to taste)
Whisk together dressing ingredients. Set aside to allow flavors to blend.
Cook noodles according to package instructions. Drain and cool immediately by running under cold water (to speed up the cooling process toss a few ice cubes into the collender).
Combine salad ingredients, noodles together in a bowl. Toss with dressing and then serve in reserved cabbage leaves. Garnish with optional sesame seeds.
14 comments:
- Jenn said...
I know what you mean about prices of certain dishes. Sometiems I can't resist.
I need to get me some edamame. I used to eat that constantly as a snack. I think a grocery trip is in order. I like that dressing, too!!
- July 9, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- finsmom said...
I can't get enough edamame - so tasty and healthy!
Great dish!
- July 9, 2009 at 2:45 PM
- Esi said...
Looks like a good "cleanse day" salad to me!
- July 9, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Alessandra said...
I am so glad you posted this! I was so jealous over your delicious-looking salad, and I had already added that restaurant to the list of places I want to go next time I visit you... (Mozza is definitely still at the top of the list, though!)
- July 9, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Ashley said...
Yum. Let's go get the real thing when I move in! I saw the one in Santa Monica when I was exploring.
- July 9, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- Diana said...
Jenn - When I was in high school I'd go through practically a bag a day as an after school snack. Sooo addicting!
Fin's Mom - I'm the same way! My friend and I devoured the bowl of edamame at the sushi restaurant we went to last night.
Esi - Yep, it certainly was a "cleanse" salad! Felt very... healthy after. :)
Ali - I can't wait for you to visit again so we can eat! You think you could handle the peanut flavor in the salad?
Ashley - Done and DONE! We'll get salads there and then high-tail it over to Huckleberry for some salted caramels!
- July 9, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- Gastronomer said...
Now, That's my girl!
- July 9, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- Reeni♥ said...
Great re-creation! Love it with edamame!
- July 9, 2009 at 5:54 PM
- Pearl said...
credit card guilt does not apply to a hungry stomach.
enjoy :)
- July 9, 2009 at 5:55 PM
- Kirby! said...
UM, so you know how I am trying to save money this summer? And during the year, I am always like, "uhh where'd all my money go???" I figured out I seriously spend it all on eating out. I haven't eaten out once in the past two weeks, and I have managed to live on $30 a week. So THAT'S where all my cash was going!!!
And Chinese chopped salads are great to make at home... edamame on salad is genius.
- July 10, 2009 at 10:11 AM
- yutjangsah said...
you are making my typing teacher proud. and everything eventually goes on sale at anthropologie - shoes, clothes, home decor, etc. etc. that store is dangerous.
- July 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- H. C. said...
sounds like a perfect balanced [budget] recipe to me! And totally feel you on over-spending money I don't have; what am I? California... OH WAIT
- July 10, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- Elra said...
now Elra want to take a bite of this delicious sounding salad. Bookmark!
- July 10, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Chrystal & said...
We've been eating out muuuuuch less. Almost not at all. It's nice to treat yourself, but we think making it tastes and feels better. This is a good one. Hope you have lots of inspiration from the movie last night! :)
- July 10, 2009 at 1:18 PM


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At one point yesterday I was so discouraged and felt so defeated. God brought this idea to mind -
"Is what you are feeling conviction or condemnation?"
I'm still processing and sorting all of this out, but I know that I've felt some of both. God is good and He will show us the way, if it were easy - I would not rely on His strength.
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Thanks to my friend, Anissa, who sent, "A Psalm for the Disrespected Mom!"
"I lift my eyes to You,
O God enthroned in Heaven.
We keep looking to the Lord our God for His mercy,
just as servants keep their eyes on their master,
as a slave girl watches her mistress for the slightest signal.
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Rachel, thank you for the reminder, "God is using these challenges in mothering for his glory and your good, and the good of your children." Amen - I needed to hear this.
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- 2 slices bread, crust removed
- beef or chicken stock
- 4 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, finely minced
- ½ cup peas, blanched
- 1/2 cup carrot, cooked and cut into small cubes
- ¼ tablespoon nutmeg
- 1 egg
- 2 or 3 tablespoons plain bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon freshly chopped parsley
- salt and pepper
Preheat oven to 350°.
Soak the bread in meat stock and set aside. Blanch the best leaves of a cabbage in boiling water for 1 minute, drain and set aside.
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Islamic militants attempted to destroy a Timbuktu library storing thousands of ancient texts, but curators managed to hide away much of the priceless material until French-led forces captured the historic town. WSJ's Aaron Jaffe explains how on the News Hub. Photo: Getty
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[Note: Dwight is on vacation through this week. Technology Bytes host Peter Hughes will be handling the linkposts while he's out.]
- White House publishes executive order to rein in patent trolls – It aims at firms that collect patents without using them in products and use them as weapons to force primarily technology companies into expensive and time consuming litigation
- DIYer Builds Robotic Hand Out of Hardware-Store Parts – Wasn't this on "Big Bang Theory"?
- Intel's 'Thunderbolt 2′ official, coming later this year – supporting up to 20Gbps bidirectionally while using the same connectors
- LaCie XtremKey USB 3.0: the flash drive you want for the zombie apocalypse – LaCie puts one to the test in a deep-fat fryer, dipped in a bottle of liquid nitrogen, immersed in burning alcohol, placed under a steamroller on asphalt, and hacked with a machete
- Google Glass monthly update improves photos with HDR, captions – should take better pictures by capturing a sequence of images for improved low-light performance and HDR pictures in bright situations
- Rumor: Mass production of second-gen iPad mini could be delayed until November – You may have to wait a bit longer for the second-generation iPad mini
- Apple offering in-store iPhone 5 display replacements – MacRumors is reporting that Apple this week began repairing iPhone 5 screens in its retail stores for US$149
- 10 Excellent Video Editing Apps – Whether you're an iOS or Android user, these apps are sure to bring out the Spielberg in you


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30 Jan 2013
Wearing a Chignon in the Snow-Fall
Last week it was snowing in Belgium, it doesn´t happen that often here, at least compared to Czech. And thanks to this weather I learnt that
1) when it snows
2) it´s dark,
it´s impossible to shoot pictures (at least with my camera). But as I tried a new chignon, I´m uploading these photos despite the low image quality. :-)
28 Jan 2013
Miu Miu Booties with Norwegian Sweater
27 Jan 2013
SMETS in Brussels
SMETS is a chain of concept stores from Luxembourg, I´ve just discovered one in Brussels. Very cool place with amazing brands! Guess which picture shows my shopping-capture... :-)
25 Jan 2013
Milan Men's Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2013
I have to admit that I don´t know much about men´s fashion. But the collections for autumn/winter 2013 that we could see in the Milan Men's Fashion Week were definitely worth checking. Some of the designers were rather playing safe and presented very classic and conventional collections (to say the truth, that´s the way I like men´s fashion), others like Armani dared to be bolder (but probably less wearable).
What´s your opinion on men´s fashion?
24 Jan 2013
Pink Cashmeer Sweater
The third outfit with the Tommy Hilfiger coat is in a similar colour combination as the first one on Monday but more in a sporty style.
Now I´m curious, which outfit out of the three of this week is your favourite?
22 Jan 2013
Looking Like Karl in a Shirt by Ralph Lauren
21 Jan 2013
Pink Cashmeer Dress
Last week I have been wearing a lot one of my favourite coats, a woolen one with dog-tooth pattern from Tommy Hilfiger. This week I´m going to show you three possibilities how I wore it. :-)
18 Jan 2013
Miu Miu, Alexander McQueen and Karl
Hi guys, what about you and sales? Did you get anything? As I spent the beginning of this year on holidays in the mountains, I didn´t have a chance to go sales-shopping (thank God! :-D). Nevertheless, I didn´t resist completely and made a few purchases on internet: Miu Miu boots, Alexander McQueen bracelet and Karl Lagerfeld´s T-shirt, all bought on www.net-a-porter.com. Btw, I have only a good experience with net-a-porter. This time they carefully kept me informed about a little shipping delay due to sales and in the end upgraded the shipping method from standard to express for free and later even credited my account with 25 € for my next purchases to compensate this small inconvenience... How lovely it that?! :-)
17 Jan 2013
The Prague State Opera
Do you like opera? I´m no expert but quite a fan, so I took the oportunity to see Il barbiere di Siviglia (which I´ve never seen before) when I was in Prague after the New Year´s Eve. Despite having a terrible cold, I powdered my red nose and hit for the theatre. :-)
15 Jan 2013
In Alcron Hotel, Prague
This year I spent my Christmas holidays in Czech, between mountains, Prague and my hometown. In Prague I went to opera with my boyfriend (you can see the pictures from the theatre in the next post) and slept in one of the most beautiful hotel I´ve ever stayed in - the elegant art deco Alcron Hotel. The hotel itself and our suite with a view of the Prague Castle were just amazing, not speaking about the Michelin star restaurant, so I couldn´t resist to take a couple of pictures. Although I was having a cold, I still had fun like a kid there! (See the photo bellow... :-D)
14 Jan 2013
Pink "Practical" Purchases
Today I have a "serious" question for you, what kind of shopper are you? Do you spend on tempting but sometimes useless clothes or rather invest in more expensive but high-quality and timeless pieces? Or a combination of both?
When I tried to put myself into one of these categories, I realized that I am somewhere in between - a specialist in spending on expensive but useless stuff. 8-) When something is apparently extremely impractical, but AWESOMELY BEAUTIFUL, it´ll surely be a clear pick for me. Especially when it comes to super-extra-high heels, huge hats, "warm" fingerless gloves made of thin leather, warm tops with an open back and anything for the beach (where I actually spend about two weeks per year).
The only little thing which I have improved in is that I do not purchase "itchy" clothes anymore. Although I´ve been super sensitive to itchy clothes since I was a kid, in shops I always convinced myself that "actually this sweater doesn´t itch so much," or "I´ll wear a tank top under and it´s gonna be ok"... Nonsense, a woolen sweater would be itchy even if I wear a spacesuit under. Not to mention the trousers. Wide wool trousers in men's style are my unfulfilled dream (I made a few attempts which my friend benefits from now).
That's why I have a big crush on cashmere - is soft, warm and never itchy. Last week I went to buy a cashmere sweater. My goal was clear - something practical in neutral colours like black/gray/beige and preferably a cardigan. My result - I bought nothing neutral but I a bright pink turtleneck pullover (it´s not my fault, I just look better in bright colours! I tried a grey sweater as well but looked like my great-grandfather in it...) and a cashmere dress in the same (!!!) colour (probably because all knit dresses are sooo practical and don´t lose their shapes at all... ;-) Let´s hope this dress is not gonna turn into a shoddy rug after second washing...).
Not that I love only pink, I´m into all bright colours. And distinctive clothing in general. No care about practicality. The same about timelessness. 8-)
The only thing is, now I need a black cardigan that I originally intended to buy to wear over the new dress. :-D Maybe next time. Respectively maybe next time they won´t sell anything temptingly impractical... :-)
What about you and practical purchases?
11 Jan 2013
Cool Hairdo
Good morning guys! Today I´d like to show you a hairdo that I tried during Christmas. It´s very practical and holds perfectly the whole day. It was done by my hair-dresser and I have promissed myself to learn how to do it. :-)
10 Jan 2013
New Year´s Eve Dress-to-Be
Originally I planned to wear this beautiful sequin dress for the first time at a New Year´s Eve party, but I couldn´t resist and took it already for a pre-Christmas party in December. Fortunately I took a couple of pictures then with my compact camera because in the end I spend my NYE completely differently - in mountains on a slope in a totally non-stylish outfit with a funny leopard cap on my head. :-D The Louboutins would definitely not have fit there, but I had so much fun! :-)
8 Jan 2013
Green Scarf
7 Jan 2013
Gucci Scarf
This Gucci scarf is an exciting newbie in my closet. :-) You could have seen it already here in my wishlist.
4 Jan 2013
On Chic Sicily
Jana from Chic Sicily is definitely one of my favourite fashion bloggers - stylish, tasteful and above all very pretty and smart. Therefore you can imagine how excited I was when she approached me to contribute to her (and my favorite) "What's in my bag" section. So if you wanna know what I carry in my bag, check out this article on Chic Sicily.
3 Jan 2013
Salvatore Ferragamo Vara
New beauties from Salvatore Ferragamo - so pretty and comfortable! I can´t wait for spring to wear them.
1 Jan 2013
Happy New Year
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The Marq*E Entertainment Center — one of the local properties partially owned by Earvin "Magic" Johnson — is up for sale, according to industry newsletter Real Estate Alert.
The property could attract bids of about $90 million, the report said. The center at Interstate 10 and Silber is owned by Los Angeles-based Canyon-Johnson and Houston-based Fidelis Realty Partners. They purchased the center in 2006 for $47 million.
A couple years ago, the owners completed a $15 million renovation of the 350,000-square -foot property, which included demolishing of part of the building to make it more open and increase visibility to the stores and restaurants.
Jones Lang LaSalle is marketing the property, which is 96 percent occupied. Major tenants include LA Fitness, Dave & Busters and the 23-screen Regal Cinemas.


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Taiji Cove dolphin hunt begins in Japan amid protests
Despite protests from conservationists, an annual dolphin hunt took place Saturday at Taiji Cove in Japan.
According to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, a Friday Harbor, Wash.-based non-profit group that protects marine life, five separate pods of Bottlenose dolphins — more than 250 in all, including babies and juveniles — "were driven into Taiji's infamous killing cove (Friday) and held overnight."
"Today, the members of the pod will face a violent and stressful captive selection process," the group warned Saturday. "Babies and mothers will be torn from each other's sides as some are taken for captivity, some are killed, and others are driven back out to sea to fend for themselves."
CNN reported that by the end of the day Saturday in Taiji, 25 dolphins had been removed from their pod and taken "to a lifetime of imprisonment," according to the group. One of them died in the process and will be butchered, the group said. The dolphins will be kept penned in the cove overnight before the selection process begins again on Sunday.
The annual dolphin hunt became controversial internationally after the 2009 Academy Award-winning documentary The Cove detailed dolphin hunting practices in Japan.
Taiji is a Pacific coast town of about 3,200 in Higashimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, about 50 miles south of Osaka.
Wakayama Prefecture officials issued a statement accusing environmentalists of "psychological harassment" and saying Taiji fishermen "are just conducting a legal fishing activity in their traditional way in full accordance with regulations and rules under the supervision of both the national and prefectural governments," according to United Press International.
In the USA, those voicing opposition to the hunt included Caroline Kennedy, who was sworn in last year as U.S. ambassador to Japan. "Deeply concerned by inhumaneness of drive hunt dolphin killing," she tweeted.


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For the last several weeks, motorists driving along S.C. 170 under U.S. 278 have noticed crews erecting a new traffic signal.
On Thursday, the traffic signal began flashing yellow along S.C. 170 in both directions. For motorists coming off U.S. 278 westbound, the light is flashing red.
"SCDOT requires all new signals flash for a minimum length of time before going into normal red-yellow-green operation. This is for safety and notification," said Colin Kinton, Beaufort County traffic engineer.
A traffic study was completed at the intersection. The study showed a traffic signal was warranted for the safety of the motorists exiting U.S. 278 west bound and turning onto S.C. 170 as well as the motorists wanting to turn onto U.S. 278 off of S.C. 170.
The traffic signal is expected to be fully operational by Monday.


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To try to head off some of the confusion that accompanied the trade of Yu Darvish into the National League: The trade of Jay Bruce to the Indians appeared on OnRoto's transactions page on August 9th. According to MLB.com, however, he has not been added to Cleveland's active roster () as of the time of this post; accordingly, Bruce's FAAB period in ALL Mocksports AL leagues will start on 8/9 and end at 10 PM EDT on the second day after he is officially activated on the Indian's 25-man roster.
This post will be updated to reference the actual activation date, when that occurs.


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Lectures & Talks
Joseph Vogl Lecture
"On Tarrying"
Tuesday, October 1, 2013, 4:00pm
Dogwood Room, IMU More.
The Play's the Thing: A Journey through the Drama of South Africa
The Wertheim Lecture in Comparative Drama
Thursday, October 3, 2013, 4:30pm
The Lilly Library More.
Jean Campbell Lecture
"Scio quid facio": Imitative Practice, Knowledge and Society in the Early Renaissance
Friday, October 4, 2013, 4:00pm
Maple Room, Indiana Memorial Union More.
Alan Ryan Lecture
Re-Reading Mill
Friday, October 4, 2013, 11:30am
Woodburn Hall 218 More.
Peter N. Miller Lecture
Peiresc and the Merchants of Marseille: The Two Cultures in Action
Wednesday, October 9, 2013, 5:00pm
Sassafras Room, Indiana Memorial Union More.
Jorgensen Guest Filmmaker Lecture with Kevin Willmott
Tuesday, October 15, 2013, 3:00pm
IU Cinema More.
Adventures in Field-Building: On the Origins and Trajectory of Middle East Studies in the United States
The 12th annual Wadie Jwaideh Memorial Lecture
Thursday, October 24, 2013, 7:30pm
President's Room of the University Club, IMU More.
Adam Zucker Lecture
"Twelfth Night and the Broken Jest"
Thursday, October 24, 2013, 6:00pm
Georgian Room, IMU More.
A Conversation with Ken Pomeranz
Global History from an Environmental Perspective
Monday, October 28, 2013, 4:00pm
CAHI Building, 1211 E. Atwater Avenue More.
William Bialek
Patten Lecture Series
Monday, October 28, 2013, 7:30pm
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In writing the first volume of The Age of Reagan, covering the period 1964-1980, Steve Hayward had an inspired idea. He decided to tell the liberal's side of the story partly from the perspective of Daniel Patrick Moynihan — "the thinking man's liberal" — whose career spanned the entire period in view. It is one of many great things about the book.
Moynihan's heroic moment came in his brief representation of the United States at the United Nations with his opposition to the UN's — the Soviet Union's — odious "Zionism is racism" resolution. Moynihan told the story in his memoir A Dangerous Place, with the assistance of Suzanne Weaver (now Suzanne Garment), his special assistant at the UN. (Sadly, I note that Moynihan's book is out of print. My copy is a collector's item.) Gil Troy now revisits the story in Moynihan's Moment: America's Fight Against Zionism as Racism.
One more book that should be mentioned in this context is John Bolton's Surrender Is Not An Option. At pages 40-43 Bolton recalls his successful work in the administration of the first President Bush to overturn the resolution. Thank you, President Bush and Ambassador Bolton.
Garment is now the executive editor of Jewish Ideas Daily and was herself a participant in the story Troy has to tell as well as a source. Troy's book provides the occasion for Suzanne Garment's wonderful Jewish Review of Books essay "With words we govern men." I recommend it to your attention.
UPDATE: You may also want to check out this terrific Amazon video on Troy's book.


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Sweet potato latkes and ruby applesauce.
Oy, how I love them. What's not to love? You have my favorite comfort food- potatoes. You have olive oil. And with a little bit of elbow grease (grating said potatoes) you have crispy tender goodness. You don't have to be Jewish to love the pure genius of latkes. You can be Half-Jewess, like yours truly, or even Honorary Jewish like Diane Keaton seems to be, slipping in Bubbe and schmata in casual conversation. They say on St. Patrick's Day that everyone is Irish. Maybe during Hanukkah, everyone is Jewish? Well, maybe except that nudnik Mel Gibson.
|Serve the latkes with my ruby applesauce.
You'll need:
1 lb. sweet potatoes (for me- this was two large sweet potatoes)
1/2 cup sorghum or brown rice flour
1/4 teaspoon xanthan gum
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon curry or use ginger if you prefer
1/2 teaspoon red or black pepper, to taste
1/4 cup sweet potato puree
1/3 to 1/2 cup unsweetened non-dairy milk, as needed
2 teaspoons raw agave nectar or honey
Light olive oil, for frying
Peel and grate the sweet potatoes. Set aside.
Serve with Ruby Applesauce- my recipe is here.
Karina's Lacy Gluten-Free Latkes and Easy Cinnamon Applesauce
Nicole's Cranberry Applesauce with Fresh Ginger
Sean's Pomegranate Borscht at Hedonia
Gluten-Free Bay's Chanukah Recipe Round-Up
Sarina's Curried 'mini' Latkes and Bubbly Guava Ginger Ale


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Wind River has announced availability of Version 6.8 of its VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS). Among other claims, the company touts increased performance, a smaller footprint, hardware platform flexibility, improved OS primitives, USB support, and better filesystem performance.
Specifically, key features of VxWorks 6.8 include:
- A standards-compliant solution and comprehensive mobile IP support to provide devices with next-generation networking capabilities for 4G and pre-4G including LTE and WiMAX technologies.
- Increased multicore processor support for Intel Core i7 processor, ARM MPCore and Cortex A9. Freescale QorIQ P2020; Cavium 54xx, 55xx, 56xx, 57xx, 58xx; and RMI XLR, XLS.
- Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) performance improvements and SMP core reservation.
- Asymmetric Multiprocessing (AMP) enhancements such as AMP spin locks, and a major upgrade to Wind River's multi-OS inter-process communication with MIPC 2.0.
- New small ARM footprint profile for creating embedded applications with very small memory requirements.
- Developer tool productivity improvements, including VxWorks core dump file and analysis, and improvements to multicore and multi-OS debugging and user workflows.
VxWorks 6.8 is available as part of VxWorks Edition 3.8.


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Tony Goldwyn's wife won't watch his hit TV show "Scandal" as she hates his steamy romance scenes with co-star Kerry Washington.
The actor stars as philandering U.S. President Fitzgerald Grant, who is embroiled in a torrid affair with Washington's character Olivia Pope and Goldwyn's wife, Jane Musky, can't bear watching the pair's on-screen chemistry.
Speaking on "Watch What Happens Live," he says, "It's a problem …(but) the honest answer is, my wife doesn't watch it. She watched the pilot and thought it was great, but … I don't encourage (her to watch it because of the sex scenes)."
But the actor admits that his two daughters, Anna and Tess, enjoy the show and often send him hilarious text messages about his character's exploits on the series, revealing, "My two girls think it's hilarious. Disgusting and hilarious. So they send me all kinds of rude texts (about the show)."


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Right-Wing Media: Obama Ruins Nation's Holidays
Research ››› ››› REMINGTON SHEPARD
Right-wing media have recently attacked President Obama for celebrating Hanukkah too early and for displaying too many Christmas trees at the White House. Right-wing media have long attacked Obama for how he observes holidays, including Thanksgiving, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, Easter, Ramadan, and even Halloween.
Right-Wing Media Attack Obama For His Holiday Observances
Fox Nation: "Obama Celebrates Hanukkah At The White House ... Two Weeks Early." On December 8, Fox Nation linked to an Associated Press article about Obama hosting a White House Hanukkah party under the headline, "Obama Celebrates Hanukkah at the White House...Two Weeks Early." From Fox Nation:
[Fox Nation, 12/8/11; The Associated Press, 12/8/11]
Hoft: "Obama Celebrates Hanukkah... Two Weeks Early... Lights All The Lights." In a December 9 Gateway Pundit post titled, "Obama Celebrates Hanukkah... Two Weeks Early... Lights All the Lights," blogger Jim Hoft wrote, "It's OK. It's just a Jewish Holiday. Obama celebrates Hanukkah two weeks early and lights all the candles." [The Gateway Pundit, 12/9/11]
For more on Obama's observation of Hanukkah, SEE HERE.
IBD's Andrew Malcolm: "As Americans Struggle, The Obamas Make Do With 37 Christmas Trees." In a December 12 Investor's Business Daily post, conservative commentator Andrew Malcolm noted that the Obamas "installed 37 different Christmas trees" in the White House and further wrote:
How simple, politically astute, symbolically helpful and cost-effective it would have been for the Obamas this year to say that in sympathy with so many struggling countrymen, they were curtailing holiday decorations to match the sacrifices of others. [Investor's Business Daily, 12/12/11]
Hannity: The Obamas Are "Living It Up" With White House Christmas Decorations. During the December 12 broadcast of his Premiere Radio Networks show, Sean Hannity read from Malcolm's post and claimed that the Obamas were "living it up, with almost 40 Christmas trees in the White House." [Premiere Radio Networks, The Sean Hannity Show, 12/12/11, via Media Matters]
For more on Obama celebrating Christmas too vigorously, SEE HERE
Fox's Hayes: "The Average American Is Going To Look Up And Say, 'Well, Why Is My President Taking 17 Days Off When We've Got Unemployment Still At Nearly 9 Percent?' " During the December 4 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends Sunday, Fox News contributor Steve Hayes said that Obama's 17-day Christmas vacation is not a "problem on substance" but that "[t]he message it sends, I think, has to be worrying to the White House." From Fox & Friends Sunday:
HAYES: The message it sends, I think, has to be worrying to the White House. This is a president who said he would keep Congress in Washington because there was so much work to be done, and yet he then announces that he's going away for 17 days. It's the kind of thing that the average American is going to look up and say "well, why is my president taking 17 days off when we've got unemployment still at nearly 9 percent?" [Fox News, Fox & Friends Sunday, 12/4/11, via Media Matters]
Big Government: "Barack Obama Will Take A 17 Day Vacation In Hawaii Over The Holidays. Can't Let A Payroll Tax Extension Get In The Way Of A Few Rounds On The Links." From a December 3 Big Government post:
Friday, President Obama reacted to the Senate's failure to pass his gimmicky Payroll Tax Cut Extension:
"We need to get this done. And I expect that it's going to get done before Congress leaves. Otherwise, Congress may not be leaving and we can all spend Christmas here together."
Apparently, Congress will be adjourning to Hawaii, because the White House announced tonight that Barack Obama will take a 17 day vacation in Hawaii over the holidays. Can't let a payroll tax extension get in the way of a few rounds on the links. Nice work if you can get it. [Big Government, 12/3/11, emphasis in original]
For more on right-wing media attacking Obama over his Christmas vacation, SEE HERE.
Fox's Todd Starnes: "Obama Leaves God Out of Thanksgiving Address." In a November 24 post on his Fox News Radio site, Todd Starnes complained that Obama "did not include any reference to God" during his Thanksgiving address and that Obama's remarks "were void of any religious references although Thanksgiving is a holiday traditionally steeped in giving thanks and praise to God." [Fox News Radio, 11/24/11]
Limbaugh: Obama "Try[ing] To Hijack Thanksgiving Week With A State Dinner." During the November 24, 2009, broadcast of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show, host Rush Limbaugh asked, "Do you ever remember a big, White House state dinner during Thanksgiving week?" He then claimed that Obama was "try[ing] to hijack Thanksgiving week with a state dinner." [Premiere Radio Networks, The Rush Limbaugh Show, 11/24/09, via Media Matters]
2011: Drudge: "Obama Late For Wreath-Laying Ceremony At Arlington Nat'l Cemetery." On November 11, the Drudge Report claimed that Obama was "late for [the] wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington Nat'l Cemetery." From Drudge:
[Drudge Report, 11/11/11]
2011: Hoft: "Good Grief. Obama Arrives Late At Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier?" In a November 11 blog post, Hoft, citing Drudge Report, claimed that "Barack Obama was late at the Tomb of the Unknown today in Washington. Unbelievable." [The Gateway Pundit, 11/11/11]
2010: NY Post Claimed, "Bam AWOL On Vets Day." In a November 11, 2010, New York Post column, Charles Hurt wrote that Obama "honored our veterans from afar by laying a wreath during a ceremony at an army base in South Korea." He then claimed:
That is a distance from here matched only by the chasm that has opened up between him and the voters who elected him two years ago.
This aloofness of his really is becoming a problem. [New York Post, 11/11/10]
For more on Obama's observations of Veterans' Day, SEE HERE and SEE HERE.
Beck: Obama "Has Decided Not To Honor Our Troops On Memorial Day." During the May 26, 2010, broadcast of his Premiere Radio Networks show, Glenn Beck claimed:
BECK: The president has decided not to honor our troops on Memorial Day and go to -- can you find out the last president that decided to take a vacation and then go to a Paul McCartney -- come back for a Paul McCartney concert, but not for the laying of a wreath on Memorial Day? Maybe this has happened before. I don't recall it. [Premiere Radio Networks, The Glenn Beck Show, 5/26/10, via Media Matters]
Malkin Contributor Doug Powers: "Boy, I'm Starting To Think That West Point Speech Wasn't From The Heart." In a May 25, 2010, post on Michelle Malkin's website, Doug Powers wrote:
President Obama went to Arlington Cemetery to lay the wreath last year, but this year Obama's handing the wreath to Plugs [Vice President Biden] and heading off to the more welcoming political climes of Chicago.
Obama will however make it back to Washington in time next week to honor Paul McCartney, who has sacrificed so much for the freedoms we enjoy.
Boy, I'm starting to think that West Point speech wasn't from the heart. [MichelleMalkin.com, 5/25/10]
For more on Obama's observation of Memorial Day, SEE HERE AND SEE HERE.
Kilmeade: "President Obama's Plan To Make [Easter] Energy Efficient. Are You Kidding Me?" During the March 30 broadcast of Fox News' Fox & Friends, co-host Brian Kilmeade teased a segment by saying:
KILMEADE: Coming up straight ahead in the next hour, nothing says Easter like a green egg. President Obama's plan to make the holiday energy efficient. Are you kidding me? Laura Ingraham at the top of the hour with her opinion. [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 3/30/11, via Media Matters]
Hannity Guest: Obama's Not Issuing An Easter Proclamation "Le[ft] People Thinking That He Is Either Hostile Or Indifferent." During the April 25 broadcast of Fox News' Hannity, guest and Republican strategist Nancy Pfotenhauer said that Obama's failure to issue an Easter proclamation was "[a] mistake, a political error of such magnitude that it almost defies explanation. I mean, it leaves people thinking that he is either hostile or indifferent." [Fox News, Hannity, 4/26/11, via Media Matters]
For the truth about Obama's observation of Easter, SEE HERE and SEE HERE.
Fox & Friends: Obama Did "Nothing Big" For Christianity's "Most Sacred Holiday," But Issued A "Lovely Statement Regarding Ramadan." During the August 11 broadcast of Fox News' Fox & Friends, co-hosts Steve Doocy and Gretchen Carlson, as well as guest host Peter Johnson Jr., attacked Obama's statement honoring the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. During the segment, Carlson claimed:
CARLSON: OK, and some people said they might have an issue with the fact that he didn't issue a proclamation for Easter. So some people are saying, is this an outreach to the Muslim world, and why isn't there outreach to the Christian world. [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 8/2/11, via Media Matters]
For more on Obama's statement regarding Ramadan and "proclamations," SEE HERE.
Hoft: "Obama Goes Trick-Or-Treating ... They Handed Out Fruit." In a Gateway Pundit post titled, "288,000 Lose Power in Earliest Snowstorm in a Century... Obama Goes Trick-or-Treating," Hoft wrote:
An historic early season snow hit the New England area today knocking out power to at least 288,000 homes. It is the earliest snow in New York City since the Civil War.
Meanwhile... Obama went trick-or-treating.
They handed out fruit. [Gateway Pundit, 10/29/11, emphasis original]
Drudge: "Treat Or Trick: Obamas Pass Out Halloween -- 'Fruit'?..." An October 30 Drudge Report headline read:
[Drudge Report, 10/30/11]
For more on Obama's celebration of Halloween, SEE HERE.
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On Friday, November 22, you have an opportunity to stretch your donation to the PA Breast Cancer Coalition through the Lancaster County Community Foundation's Extra Give. The Extra Give is a one-day-only online giving marathon for nonprofits serving the Lancaster County area and beyond.
Here's how it works:
- Starting at 12:00am on Friday, November 22, donors from all across the country can log on to ExtraGive.org and select an organization from the list OR click on this direct link.
- Once you've chosen the PA Breast Cancer Coalition, you simply click and make a secure online donation.
- Throughout the day, nonprofits are chosen at random to receive "bonus" donations, and, a percentage of all donations collected for the PBCC will be matched by the Community Foundation.
Important Facts:
- You don't have to live in Lancaster County to donate! As long as you have a computer, your donation will be accepted.
- Last year, the PBCC was able to raise more than $2,000 from donors and matching gifts
- The Extra Give is ONE DAY only! Donations will only be accepted during Friday, November 22, 2013. For more information on how it works, please visit ExtraGive.org.
The PA Breast Cancer Coalition relies on donors like you to provide programs and services to survivors, families and breast cancer researchers in PA. Check out PABreastCancer.org for more on what we do!


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1800TravelBooking is an e-commerce site that helps you find cheap hotels around the world. You can find a hotel description, location maps and travelers review. Also, at 1800TravelBooking you can find car rentals, flights, vacation packages, last minute deals, cruises and tours. They sort hotels based on criteria like top picks, price, rating, area and landscape.
Venture Slogan: Find cheap hotels.
1800TravelBooking's own description: "…1800TravelBooking.com is an easy discount hotel finder. Whether you are looking for a budget or cheap accommodation / motel / b&b / cabin / cottage / boutique / one, two, three, four star or a five star luxury / all-inclusive resort, we offer the best discount prices, with lowest price guarantee. On our website you have a choice of more than 100,000 properties in 900+ cities worldwide with the best real time room rates available on any day…"


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In just three clicks, choose the best homeopathic medicines to relieve your symptoms.
Boiron is the #1 brand of homeopathic medicines recommended by pharmacists. Pharmacy Practice+ and Profession Santé 2017 Survey on OTC Counselling and Recommendations.
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These homeopathic medicines may not be right for everyone. Always read and follow the label.


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ISTANBUL--Turkey's central bank Tuesday aggressively increased overnight lending rate/interest rates to shore up the lira at an extraordinary policy meeting billed as a test case for under-pressure emerging markets.
The central bank raised its overnight lending rate to 12% from 7.75%, raised its one-week repo rate to 10% from 4.5% and raised its overnight borrowing rate to 8% from 3.5%. The central bank raised overnight lending in the late liquidity window to 15% from 10.25%--the highest rate charged to Turkish banks if they need to borrow just before local markets close.
The central bank also announced that it will increase the frequency of additional tightening.
Eight economists polled by The Wall Street Journal unanimously forecast that the bank would raise its overnight lending rate by between two and three percentage points from the current level of 7.75% to tighten liquidity and help strengthen the lira.
The Turkish lira had plummeted more than 11% against the dollar since the beginning of January before rebounding some 5% ahead of an expected rate rise on Tuesday. The central bank last week held all its rates steady in its regularly scheduled meeting, sending the currency to record lows against the dollar. On Thursday, the central bank intervened directly in the currency markets to stem the lira's decline, but the central bank's efforts remained ineffective.
Turkish markets have been hit hard by the U.S. Federal Reserve's tapering plans and by local political tensions. A corruption probe launched Dec. 17 has targeted Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's allies, forced a cabinet shuffle, further fueled the lira selloff and sent borrowing costs surging.
In October 2011, when the currency sank 20% against the dollar to a then-record low, inflation hit double digits for the first time in three years, the central bank sharply raised overnight lending rate by 350 basis points to 12.5%. In June 2006, the central bank raised its policy rate by 225 basis points.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 28, 2014 17:08 ET (22:08 GMT)
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There is now a Game Announcements section on the forum. Anonymous posting is allowed (but moderated) and any form of FOSS game news is welcome. The idea being is that if you want to publicize a game in any way, post the update there. New versions, new demos, new tournaments, new news, whatever. It is also fully RSSed so, well, if you have a website, include it. Let's get lots of Free Software gaming updates to the world so everybody can know about it.
You may notice a 'Chat' irc link above - #freegamer on irc.freenode.net - another community experiment. IRC has always been a popular medium for collaboration so we'll see if that works for Free Gamer too. ;-)
Good news for *nix users (Linux, BSD etc) who have wanted, but been unable, to play SoulFu - somebody has posted a modified download of SoulFu (~1.5.1) which should compile and run. YMMV. It didn't work for me.
Vega Strike 0.5 finally hits beta. Anybody who has read this blog before should know all about VS and how awesome this version is looking. Love space games? Go help test it.
Qudobup aka Uber-Q has been collecting links of new open source games he has come across in the FG forums. It's in the News Flash bit on Game Announcements (linked above). More tomorrow... hopefully! :-)


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Your blog can be used in a number of ways. Businesses might use it to post product or service updates. Families might use it to keep their friends up to date. The possibilities are endless.
Don't forget to add Tags to your entries. For example, if your writing about your summer vacation to Colorado, you might use the tags, "summer, vacation, Colorado". As you post entries with similar tags, they can be linked together. This way visitors for your site can easily see all entries that are tagged as "vacation".


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UCL considers alternative sites in Stratford for university quarter
University College London (UCL) and the London Borough of Newham (LBN) have today announced that whilst UCL remains committed to Stratford as the location for its new university quarter, it has not been possible for the two parties to reach an agreement regarding the Carpenters Estate. UCL will therefore no longer be pursuing the Carpenters proposition.
UCL has however reaffirmed its commitment to developing in Stratford, and Newham Council has made clear that it remains supportive of UCL's ambitions to establish a major presence in the Borough. UCL's estates strategy, set out in its Bloomsbury Masterplan, outlines why the university needs to expand away from its historic home if it is to meet demands on space and fulfil its mission as one of the world's leading universities.
Professor Malcolm Grant, UCL President and Provost, said:"Regrettably, UCL and LBN have not been able to bring their discussions to a successful conclusion in relation to the Carpenters Estate. This was an ambitious but extremely complex proposal and the process of intensive and lengthy examination has led us both to conclude that we cannot reach a commercial agreement.
"However, the process has reaffirmed the commitment of both parties to establishing a UCL presence in Stratford. UCL has ambitious plans for growth in the coming years as we move beyond the capacity of our central London location to meet the demand for suitable space to support the development of world-class teaching and research. We remain confident of the benefits a presence in Stratford would deliver both to UCL and the local community, and we will continue to work closely with Newham Council and other stakeholders to make this ambitious project happen."


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If your blog has more than one author and you wanted your reader to know little bit about your authors then you can add one small box under the post to tell about that. Adding this is very simple and could be done with the couple lines of changes in Single Post (single.php) file. But before that you may like to have a little different style for author than your blog post, to do this set some attribute in your style sheet (style.css). For your author box you can either use the existing profile fields or if you want to show author's Twitter and Facebook account then add Twitter and Facbook fields in WordPress User's Section page. These two things I just described is kind of optional while the main change which actually add author info is change you will do in your single post (single.php) file.
Step 1. Add new style attribute for About Author Box
#author-about {width: 540px; border:1px solid #FFD1AF; background:#FFF8AF; margin-bottom:10px; } #author-about h2 {padding: 5px 10px;} #author-box {margin: 10px;margin-top: 0px; font-size: 11px; text-align: justify;} #author-box .avatar {float: left; padding: 3px; border: 1px solid #ccc; background: #fff; margin: 3px 10px 0 0}
Step 2. Add new Facebook or Twitter Profile Fields in User Section
Check my previous post to do this – How can you add new fields for user section
Step 3. Show Authors Description Below the Post
This is the main piece which actually do the actual work. There is 2 way to do this – one either you can use the code below and past directly into your single.php file right after the_content() or wp_link_pages() or the place where exactly you wanted to have it.

 <?php $author_email = get_the_author_email(); echo get_avatar($author_email, '50', 'wavatar'); ?>
About <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?>
 <?php the_author_description(); ?>

web site: <a href="<?php the_author_url(); ?>"><?php the_author_url(); ?>
  <?php if(get_the_author_meta('facebook') || get_the_author_meta('twitter')){ ?>
Follow Author of Post on <?php }  if(get_the_author_meta('twitter')){ ?> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/<?php the_author_meta('twitter'); ?>" target="_blank">Twitter <?php } if(get_the_author_meta('facebook') && get_the_author_meta('twitter')){ ?> and <?php } if(get_the_author_meta('facebook')){ ?> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://facebook.com/<?php the_author_meta('facebook'); ?>" target="_blank">Facebook.
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Second way is copy code above, open a notepad, paste there and save it as author.php file. Then move that to the same Theme folder which you are using for your blog. Later you can simply include that author.php file in your Single Post (single.php) or may be in sidebar if it's single user site. You will need to add following line in single post or where you want to display author box based on the code you have in author.php file -
 <?php include ('author.php'); ?>
After following these 3 steps, you may need to adjust the about-author width in your style sheet depending on your theme's single post width. Once all set it will look something like this -
One last thing, just in case if you have decided to use a field for gender and wants to change text according to that then you can use something like this -
 if(get_the_author_meta('sex') == "male"){ ?>
Follow him on <?php } if(get_the_author_meta('sex') == "female"){ ?>
Follow her on <?php }


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- Society News
Students honored for researchThe 40 finalists in this year's Intel Science Talent Search received a total of $630,000 in awards for their research. The top 10 received $20,000 or more.
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Why Ebook Portal Library.nu Differed From Other Filesharing Sites
from the paying-the-price dept
A couple of weeks ago the popular ebook portal Library.nu was shut down, apparently voluntarily, after a coalition of book publishers obtained an injunction against it and a similar site. As an excellent post on the kNOw Future Inc. blog points out, Library.nu was significant in a number of ways:
the demand for the works offered there demonstrates that filesharing is not just about pop music, porn and cams of action movies, but also those forms and sources of knowledge whose acquisition are ritually celebrated within 'enlightenment' culture.
The stereotypical downloader -- young, and looking for easy entertainment online -- was in part a function of what was available initially. The Library.nu site showed that fans of "high culture" were just as keen to obtain digital versions of their stuff as those with more "low-brow" tastes.
Many of those whose works were offered derive income not from royalties, but from related activities such as teaching and research. Such people were themselves an important component library.nu' user base.
The first part means that the authors of those books wrote not for money, principally, but for other reasons -- for example, prestige or influence. It was actually in their interests for their works to be circulated as widely as possible in order to enhance their reputation, and Library.nu made that possible. It's not clear what evidence there is for the second sentence quoted above, but assuming it's true, it would indicate that for some, at least, the Library.nu ethos was "share and share alike".
The post concludes:
Some [of those downloading from Library.nu] have other means to access the same materials, others, especially those in countries with weaker education infrastructures and more emaciated library budgets, do not. Outside of formal education, the millions of online autodidacts may be denied access to material, seriously impinging on their lives and possibilities. When one considers the cost of text books and more especially scholarly articles, that is no hyperbole, and applies not only to the global south but the post-industrial north as well, awash in its dreams of knowledge economies and human capital.
That suggests two things. First, that publishers are missing out on a huge audience that is hungry for knowledge, but simply can't afford text books, say, at current pricing. Once again, piracy is driven partly by a failure to serve the market properly.
The other point is that although publishers may rejoice that Library.nu has been taken down, readers around the world will suffer in terms of losing access to these works that they can't afford. Some may say that's just tough, or that these people should work harder or make greater sacrifices elsewhere in order to be able to afford such books. But in many locations, those books are not available legally at any price.
As a result, when sites like Library.nu disappear, there is a cost to society as a whole because of the knock-on effects of reduced information flow, and of practical knowledge that is unavailable for application as a result. In this respect, sites with large collections of digitized textbooks are quite different from those that are principally offering music or video downloads for entertainment.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014
THANK YOU for your patience!
Posted by Josh Cooley at 11:31 AM
5 comments:
- Vincent Priceless said...
Josh, I got mine today and it was absolutely waiting a few extra days for. Looks fantastic. Thanks!
- March 12, 2014 at 7:25 AM
- Alexander Nissen said...
Got mine in over the weekend. Trust me guys, they're worth the wait!
- March 12, 2014 at 7:12 PM
- Alexander Nissen said...
I got mine over the weekend and yes, they are totally worth the wait. They look amazing and I absolutely love them. Thanks Josh!
- March 12, 2014 at 7:13 PM
- Ali said...
Well worth the wait. I'm deciding on my next one. Thanks!
- March 29, 2014 at 6:18 PM
- Ali said...
Received mine today and it's brilliant. Looking forward to my next order. Thanks
- March 29, 2014 at 6:20 PM
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We have $f(x,y) = \sec(x+y^2)$
I want to find the first two non-zero terms of $f$ at $(0,0)$ starting by
Taking the first few terms of $\cos x$ centered at zero, $1 - \frac{x^2}{2!} $
Using this to get the first few terms of $\sec x$ centered at zero, $\frac{1}{1 - \frac{x^2}{2!}} = 1+\frac{x^2}{2} + \cdots = 1+\frac{x^2}{2} $ (see comment).
I don't know how to use these to find the first two non-zero terms of $f$, which we are supposed to do.


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Media Whitewash Obama-backed Marxist Candidate
November 4, 2013
Cliff Kincaid has written two books on Obama, two on the United Nations, and many on media bias. His public policy group America's Survival, Inc., has produced several films and videos on America's first Marxist president and was instrumental in disclosing Obama's communist connections in Chicago and Hawaii before he was elected. Cliff can be reached at email@example.com
Cliff Kincaid is the director of the AIM Center for Investigative Journalism. Cliff regularly appears on television and radio programs, including the CBS Evening News, NBC's Today Show, Lou Dobbs Tonight, The Glenn Beck Show, Fox and Friends, The O'Reilly Factor, and more. He has co-authored several books, which you can purchase from the links below.
Visit Cliff Kincaid's website at http://www.aim.org/
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