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The other day I received an email from one of our customers telling us how well Code Collaborator was working for his team and how "developers are chatting like school girls in there!"
After I cleared the visual out of my head of scores of programmers giggling together over their code, I started thinking about how many folks are using Code Collaborator these days to find defects. That made me wonder how often, somewhere in the world, someone finds a bug using our tool. So I did a quick back-of-envelope calculation using results from our customers, data from our own servers, and the number of users we have (20k+).
I considered data points we've collected such as Average Number of Bugs Found per Hour with Code Collaborator, Number of Reviews Conducted per Person (per Month), and Time Spent per Review. The results thrilled and amazed me:
About every 7 seconds, someone finds a bug with Smart Bear's Code Collaborator code review tool somewhere in the world.
Right now we help find approximately 4.8 million bugs per year. That's a lot of bugs that don't get released, bugs that don't cause critical crashes or service interrupts. Bugs that would have made everyone's life miserable and cost companies millions or billions of dollars. It made me genuinely happy to think that we've improved worldwide software quality so much.
I can't wait to see how many bugs we'll help find in coming years!
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The Allocation of Credit and Financial Collapse
NBER Working Paper No. 1786 (Also Reprint No. r0779)
This paper examines the allocation of credit in a market in which borrowers have greater information concerning their own riskiness than do lenders. It illustrates (1) the allocation of credit is inefficientand at times can be improved by government intervention, and (2) small changes in the exogenous risk-free interest rate can cause large (discontinuous) changes in the allocation of credit and the efficiency of the market equilibrium.These conclusions suggest a role for government as the lender of last resort.
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Kieran Doherty is a photojournalist whose career started with the Reuters News Pictures service in London. He remained with Reuters 15 years until resigning his position to undertake commissions in 2008. His photography has taken him to almost every part the world and his work has appeared in all the major international journals and magazines including Time, Newsweek, Der Spiegel, Stern, National Geographic, The New York Times and The Sunday Times magazine.
His recent commission by the BBC Natural History Unit has used his photography in the television series Human Planet. His work has been awarded first prizes in news, sport, features and essay categories, including being shortlisted for Fuji's European Photographer of the Year and the British Photographer of the Year on five occasions.
From Kiernan's compelling photo essays, I chose The Fishermen of Kerala to feature here. It was photographed with a Leica M6 using a 125 asa film made in India for about 50 cents a roll. Kiernan tells me that the essay was photographed in Kovalam, where Muslim and Christian fishermen were at odds over fishing rights.
While I suggest you explore all of Kiernan's photo galleries, don't miss his photo story involving the repatriation of British soldiers through the tiny English village of Wootton Bassett in Wiltshire. This often-covered Wootton Bassett event is about to end as the local airbase RAF Lyneham is to close...an end to an era.
Finally, Kiernan's website is one that many photographers ought to emulate...large images (including full screen view), clear and simple navigation and a concise About page.


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Supreme Court to Srinivasan: Choose between BCCI & CSK
Petitions made by various parties, representing the Mukul Mudgal commission, made its way to the Supreme Court, demanding that names of players in the sealed envelope should not be revealed
New Delhi: Is the world's richest cricket board worried about naming players investigated for their alleged involvement in spot fixing and betting by a probe panel? The answer is in the affirmative, ostensibly because a series of petitions made by various parties, including Raju Ramachandran, representing the Mukul Mudgal commission, made its way to the Supreme Court, demanding that names of players in the sealed envelope should not be revealed.
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Else, the country's apex court — at the end of five hours of grueling petitioning by Kapil Sibal (representing N Srinivasan) — said it will appoint a two-member committee of retired judges to fix the level of punishment for Gurunath Meiyappan and urged the BCCI president in exile to choose between the board or his company-owned Chennai Super Kings (CSK).
"I'm very sad, tense and worried. Worldwide, you clean dirt by naming the dirty. Here, you want to do exactly the opposite," said Aditya Varma, a Cricket Association of Bihar official and main petitioner against the BCCI. Sibal tried hard to prove Srinivasan was clean, but the judges did not relent and insisted action is taken against Meiyappan.
The court first gave Srinivasan four options if he, along with BCCI, did not want the court to issue adverse orders. (i) That Srinivasan should withdraw from BCCI, or (ii) a new committee should be formed to take action against those named by Mudgal panel, else (iii) BCCI's governing council should take action or (iv) the Mudgal panel takes action.
Dissatisfied, Sibal suggested five options: (i) the matter be handed to BCCI Behaviour Committee (that includes Ravi Shastri, Arindam Ganguly, Amitabh Choudhary, Sanjay Patel and one more official), or (ii) an independent committee appointed by the board, (iii) or a BCCI committee appointed by the SC or (iv) a two-member committee of retired judges appointed by the SC. If all fails, then (v) Justice Mudgal panel should look into the matter.
The judges picked the fourth option, but not before slamming Srinivasan (read BCCI) for taking no action against Meiyappan. "You do not take action against Meiyappan, and now you want us to spell out how the former CSK official should be punished? asked the judges. "Want action against Meiyappan? What can be done to decide quantum of punishment? We don't want to bypass BCCI, announce punitive measures," the judges said further.
The court continued its relentless attack on Srinivasan, pushing the troubled administrator virtually to the wall. The judges told Sibal the court was "distinctly unhappy" that Srinivasan was attending Tamil Nadu Cricket Association meetings even after stepping aside as a cricket administrator. "You stepped aside but came through the back door," the court said. "You could not take decisions but you attended meetings."
Sibal admitted it was a mistake and agreed Srinivasan should not have attended the meetings. What he did not admit was that all along the hearing of the case, both Srinivasan and the BCCI have held that as TNCA president, Srinivasan could keep attending BCCI meetings.
Sibal tried hard, continuing to weave arguments after arguments, saying there was no basis to indict Srinivasan as he was not found guilty of anything. "He cannot be prevented from contesting the BCCI's elections. He has done a lot for cricket over the years and there have been no question marks over his being president up until this point," argued Sibal.
But the judges shot back: "What is important for Srinivasan, BCCI or CSK?" In short, the judges gave Srinivasan a choice of owning CSK or being president of BCCI. "If he wants to stand for election, then his investment in CSK will be endangered," said the judges. The judges — who are yet to decide on the issue of punishment for CSK — told Srinivasan what they expect him to do.
But this is still an oral observation, not an order. It remains to be seen if that becomes a reality. A week later, the BCCI AGM is scheduled in Mumbai on December 17. In private conversations, Srinivasan has told his friends that he wants to walk into the AGM victorious. The ball is, actually, in court.
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An excursion into certain areas of art, computers, philosophy, text, zombies, alchemy, metallurgy, music, food, creativity, pataphysics, politics, France where I worked as a cultural civil servant (yes, I do know that this is appalling), Berlin where I live and work for me, England where I come from, and so on... this may change.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Zombie Computer
This brings good and bad news. The bad news first: we don't do computing any more - by 'we' I mean ordinary people at home. This was already true since the mid nineties, but it's even more starkly visible with iPads that very few can program at home. Ask most people today what a computer is, and they'll say it's a device for accessing the web and writing and sending emails. That's about it. But in the days of the BBC Micro, the early Apples, the Commodore Pets or the Amigas, many people programmed their own computer. Kids wrote programs at school or at home, artists and musicians wrote their own software. Computers were seen as much as creative devices as spreadsheet machines, as representation processors, not just information processors. Not really any more, by the general public, they're just back to information handlers. Terrible waste, really.
The good news is that an iPad has access to many thousands of creative apps, many free, few costing more than four euros, which demand that the user be creative in areas of art, design, music and sound, photography, video, literature and so on. You can also hijack apps meant for scientific, medical, psychological or technological ends and use them creatively in other areas too. I have a wondrous app that models fluid or air flow in many different ways. The mathematics of that is staggering. But it allows you to design simple objects with a finger tip and place them in the flowing streams of colour - and hey presto, a new art-form.
In that sense, the iPad is a far more creative tool than a laptop, simply because the software costs a lot less, there's more of it available, and it's so easy. Add the fact that creative accessories such as synthesiser keyboards (into which the iPad slots), or guitars of which the iPad becomes part are becoming available, and
the fact that you can connect virtually any MIDI device, a video projector or a guitar, and we're back to the computer as a creativity enhancer, a metaphor machine, a source of ideas. Good.
Finally, what I said before isn't strictly true. There are programming languages available for the iPad, including a version of good old BASIC, one of the languages that lets you write programs to do, well, almost anything. You could load a photo and transform it into sound, or modify recorded speech with your fingers.
So the Zombie computer is dead. Long live the iPad.
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I use 1024x768 usually (24 and 32 bit colour), and sometimes 1280x800 (widescreen, ugh) 32-bit. It depends on what computer I'm using.
I use 1024x768 usually (24 and 32 bit colour), and sometimes 1280x800 (widescreen, ugh) 32-bit. It depends on what computer I'm using.
Seek and ye shall find. quaere et invenies.
"Simplicity does not precede complexity, but follows it." -- Alan Perlis
"Testing can only prove the presence of bugs, not their absence." -- Edsger Dijkstra
"The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing." -- John Powell
Other boards: DaniWeb, TPS
Unofficial Wiki FAQ: cpwiki.sf.net
My website: http://dwks.theprogrammingsite.com/
Projects: codeform, xuni, atlantis, nort, etc.
1680x1050 + 1440x900
There are 10 types of people in this world, those who cringed when reading the beginning of this sentence and those who salivated to how superior they are for understanding something as simple as binary.
1024x768 on my laptop, and 1280x1024 on the monitor I hook up to my laptop, and both the screens hooked up to my desktop.
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I use 1680X1050 with a five year old Dell.
Silence is better than unmeaning words.
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Gotta love those old 'Dumb Consoles' !80x25
1280 x 1024 17 inch flat screen here
Using Code::Blocks and Windows XP
In every hero, there COULD be a villain!
Work: laptop (left) : 1024 x 768, monitor 2 (right) 1280 x 1024
Home: 1152 x 864
7. It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.
40. There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.*
1024x768 17" CRT
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Robotics and graphics enthusiast.
Have all the sizes set to max so its good for gaming/movies as well as normal use
Yeah, but on the bright side those "Dumb Consoles" don't (or maybe can't?) display the infamous "blue screen of death".Originally Posted by Dark_Phoenix
Mine 1280 X 1024.
I use 1280 by 960 at 85Hz because anything bigger and I'd have to fiddle around with font sizes and such. However, my monitor can do 1600 by 1200 at 85Hz if I ever choose to do so.
1440x900 here
some entropy with that sink? entropysink.com
there are two cardinal sins from which all others spring: Impatience and Laziness. - franz kafka
1400x1050 on my laptop
1600x1200 on my desktop
I was curious why this poll did not include any higher resolutions after 1280x
> Gotta love those old 'Dumb Consoles'
Here's a theory - screen resolution multiplied by programmer skill is a constant
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa — A Muscatine teacher who invented a device to protect his classroom from armed intruders is taking his product nationwide.
Daniel Nietzel is a shop teacher in Muscatine. He created a product called "The Sleeve."
The welded steel device slips over the arm on the inside of a door, making it nearly impossible for an intruder to open it from the outside.
In the seven months since creating the first one in his basement he's now sold them to 22 states. It's not just schools buying them. Hospitals, military facilities, and corporate offices are also buying.
WQAD reports the business has gotten so big he's stepping away from teaching for now to focus on it.
"We're to the point where I'm taking a sabbatical from teaching so that someone can be here fulltime during the school year to receive the orders, make sure they're getting out," says Nietzel.
Nietzel says he hates leaving his students behind. But he knows this new venture can help save the lives of countless other students around the country.
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Fellowships and National Awards
CMC students are well positioned to apply for a range of nationally and internationally competitive external fellowship and scholarship opportunities, including the Fulbright, Truman, Rhodes, Marshall, Goldwater, Udall, and Gates-Cambridge awards. Fellowships like these can support public service, independent projects, and post-graduate study in the U.S. and abroad.
We coordinate the nomination process for certain fellowships that require institutional endorsement, and also advise students regarding their applications for direct-apply fellowships (which don't require a nomination from CMC).
Resources available to CMC students and alumni include:
- counseling on which fellowship opportunities fit you best;
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- providing feedback on your personal statements and project proposals;
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Above Fulbright photo, pictured from left to right: Taryn Akiyama (2014), English Teaching Grant, Turkey; Chloe Hauenstein (2014), Research Grant, India; Laila Heid (2014), English Teaching Grant, Brazil; Minger Bropleh (2014), Research Grant, South Korea; Grant Gaither (2014), English Teaching Grant, Spain; and Monica Cason (2014), English Teaching Grant, Poland. Not pictured: Emmy Mildenberg (2014), English Teaching Grant, South Korea, and Ian McGinnity (2010), Research Grant, Armenia.
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For my third year of teaching, along with switching schools for the third time, I also started teaching third grade. Previously I had identified as a middle school teacher, ending the day reeking of sixth and seventh grade hormone dust, much to the chagrin of my roommates. The transition to becoming a third grade teacher was, let's just say, tearful. For everyone involved.
For starters, third graders are tattle-tales. The neighborhood rubbernecker has nothing on a third grade student. They are relentless in their scrutiny of their peers, and itch for the moment to tell on anyone who falls out of line. This can be tiresome. Multiply it by thirty students and it is downright exhausting.
The result: I coined my first third grade teacher catch phrase. After intentional instruction and "family meetings" with my students on the rug, the mantra we created and reiterated was, "If, for the rest of your life you only worry about yourself, that will be enough."
This provided plenty of humor when students would come up to me and say, "I know I'm supposed to be worrying about myself, but Anaya just ate the eraser on her pencil." But oddly enough, making this part of the daily rhetoric helped calm down the tattling, and helped steer the conversation toward self-reflection, a skill that has recently been difficult for me.
I'm generally a reflective person. Probably an overly reflective person. I'm the person who reflects on my reflecting. I have full conversations play out in my head and have, on more than one occasion, been known to make hand motions or facial expressions in fitting with my rehashing of an event. I promise I'm not crazy. Well, not too crazy.
But lately there's been some stuff going on. Lots of big life changes. Family members are moving to other countries. I'm missing my parents, who live 400 miles away. The routines of my job are not automatic, so the mental requirement is taxing, and I'm examining every movement under a microscope. Reflecting on my reflecting, if you will.
While this has been going on, I've noticed a trend. The more stuff going on in my personal life, the more pissed off I get at the news. Mind you, there is always plenty in the news to get worked up about. It never disappoints. But a lot of the time I can still find that inner calm and resolve, keep chipping away at my piece of work to do, my part in creating the world I want to see. Or something like that.
Not lately. Lately I've been seeing Facebook status updates and having twenty minute rants to my husband, or my friends, or the check out person at the grocery store. No seriously. Lately I've been seeking out information from friends that will allow me to get opinionated and ornery. Lately I want to get out my measuring stick and start whacking knuckles to keep everyone in line.
There's this rush I get when I am angry. It's heady and powerful. There's something so satisfying about identifying as righteous and holding myself a full two feet (two hundred feet) above everyone else.
So anyway, I go to church, at least a couple of Sundays a month, and one of the things that we talk about in church is when Jesus says to look at the log in your own eye before being concerned about the fleck of dust in your neighbor's eye. And I think it's pretty amazing how easy it is to see those small flecks in everyone else's eyes, and how hard it is to notice the log in my own, weighing me down day after day.
Put another way, by my favorite Ani Difranco, "I've got something to prove, as long as I've got something that needs improvement."
Maybe part of it is that it is so much easier to feel powerful than to feel powerless. It's so much easier to look at Facebook and the world news and pronounce myself the arbitrator of right and wrong, and hypothesize whether or not our country should go to war than it is to do the pile of dishes that has migrated its way into our living room.
It's so much easier to look at my friend's financial decisions and raise my eyebrows and shake my head than it is to reflect on whether or not we should be eating out for the fourth day this week.
It's so much easier to look out than to look in.
This past week I have been coaching first year teachers. There have been so many surprises, so many ways in which the teachers have already surpassed my expectations of what it means to teach for a first year (my expectations being set, of course, at the most basic, fall on your face level of my first year). There has been one refrain I've heard over and over.
"They are (fill in number here) graders. They should know how to act by now!"
My response has stayed the same. Maybe they should know how to do this by now. But let's say that they don't. Let's say that they don't know how to do this. How are you going to teach them?
Because, after all, there's a lot of things I should know by now.
I should probably know by now how to worry about myself. I should know how to spend time in quiet and reflection. I should know how to cry when I am sad and how to laugh when I'm happy and how to hold other people in love and kindness. And sometimes I do. And sometimes I don't.
Thankfully, I've had a lot of good teachers in my life, ones who have assumed that regardless of what I should know, sometimes I need to be taught again.
I have teachers who remind me what it is to be the person I am, the person I want to be. Like my husband gently reminding me that the first week of the school year is always impossible. Or Karen reminding me that it never hurts to go out for a walk. And Lenora telling me that maybe it's time to lay off of Facebook for a little while, at least until a little balance returns to my life. My teachers step in and tell me it's time to put down the measuring stick, all the knuckles are broken.
In short, they remind me that If, for the rest of my life I only worry about myself, that will be enough.
I'm going to a bonfire tonight. And I certainly have some firewood to contribute, at least metaphorically speaking.


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MTV Wants Your Questions For The Cast!Nov 2nd, 2009 | By Krystal | Category: Featured Articles, Movie News
MTV's Larry Carroll will be interviewing the cast of New Moon this week and he needs YOUR questions! If you have a great question for a cast member, send it to email@example.com by Wednesday night.
For starters, Larry will be speaking to stars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner individually, as well as director Chris Weitz. He'll also be doing a series of group interviews, which you can probably guess at the breakdown of: the Cullens, the Wolf Pack and the Volturi. So that's seven interviews in total: the four individuals plus the three groups. Our time is limited, so please keep your submissions to one question apiece per interview. Just send them over to email@example.com by Wednesday night. And get psyched from the November 20 release of "New Moon"!


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Writing is a very personal endeavor; there are no short cuts, no apps that will fill in the blanks your imagination runs up against and very few helpful "tricks" to make it easier. Nowhere is it more apparent that in the first draft of a short story, novella or novel. It is also here where a beginning writer runs to the most daunting realization that there are more than 1 draft of their master piece.
Now I am sure folks will point out that many very famous writers claim to get it right the first time. On the whole it is unrealistic to hold yourself to the expectations of a writer that has been practicing their craft for decades. Let you be you when approaching a new piece of fiction (or your first).
A First Draft is a big pile of words that tells a story, it is okay to have grammar mistakes, spelling mistakes, plot holes and rough character development. IT IS OKAY, because remember this is the first draft. During the writing process of that draft you need to allow your story to go where it wants, let it explore and find itself. Be silly with it, let the voice become clear to you. By the time you reach the end you will have decided what kind of story you are writing and the voice should be clear (or becoming clear).
Read through your first draft with a red pen and if you are lucky enough to have a trusted reader someone that is willing to look past the potholes to see the story then have them read it too. I am lucky that my wife is willing to read a first draft and cut through it with a red pen AND add some very constructive notes on the story itself.
After the red pen is set down you are ready to get down to business with the: Second Draft.
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asked Feb 08 '16 at 20:54 by chadmius (21)
Hey folks,
This might be a silly question. But I was wondering if we have the ability to save a complete chain of devices that aren't nested or part of an FX Layer. For example, it would be extremely helpful if I were able to save a commonly used set of devices for use on things like vocals: autotune --> compressor --> EQ --> de-esser --> saturation.
When I use the FX layer, it seems like the signal bypasses autotune. Perhaps I am using it for the wrong thing. Would like to be able to save full track device chains so I can use the same chain on multiple tracks without having to copy and paste them.
If someone could help, it would be much appreciated.
I asked the same question but worded it different - I'm used to working in Logic X and it allows you to save an entire channel strip as a user setting - it's extremely useful and totally necessary if u need to call up something that you use constantly
answered Mar 08 '16 at 10:17 by Jessop (21)
You don't need the "chain" device, but this device allows to save a chain where devices are not directly connected. You can save a chain as a preset like this:
answered Mar 09 '16 at 01:00 by pakunoda (966)
Good thread!
I too use the Chain device to kind of mimic Logic's "channel strip" functionality, but unfortunately, Bitwig doesn't make the name of your Chain pop up as the Track/Instrument name. Wouldn't that be a great work-flow optimizer to have in BWS?
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How the center is protected by the fringes, or vice versa.
My monsters are guarding the Nike sign.
My mandala represent animals that are to protect the great one. The great one is the ferocious dog. He will eat whatever gets in it's way. The outside animal's pretect its master.The outside layer has spikes to protect. The eyeballs are watching for intruders. The thick black line is a building to help protect the happiness symbol, which is the smiley face. The outside of my Mandala is burning hot sun and pouring rain that will either burn you or drown you. If get past that layer, the next layer has lighting that will electrocute you. The next layer is burning hot fire that will kill you. They you have to pass through the Himalayas, that are the last layer of protection before you get to the four seasons in the center. My mandala is about trying to get to the spirit, or in my case my dog in the middle of the mandala. On the outside there is lake of blood from people trying to get to the center. Then there is lighting for the people who crossed the Blood Lake. Then is the hunted gold mine. Most people run out of the hunted gold mine because they were scared. The explosives, they sense motion, then they explode.
Koryfee - i love ya jokes (if it was one - at least it made me laugh..). specially the http://.../>doggy-dog mandala. äh - that was the wrong link. i´ve meant http://.../>this one.
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Zur Klarstellung: Koryfee sollte eigentlich ein netter Kosename sein, in Abwandlung des Wortes Koriphäe. Also: Kory wie Kori und statt phäe eben fee. Sorry falls da was missverstanden wurde...
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A local troop of Girl Scouts flooded the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad depot Saturday afternoon, celebrating 100 years of courage, confidence and character not to mention cookies.
In honor of the Girl Scouts 100th anniversary, 87 girls from Southwest Colorado rode the D&SNGR train from Durango to Cascade Canyon and back, accompanied by their troop leaders.
They were greeted by a crowd of parents, alumni and dressed-up members of the La Plata County Historical Society, singing songs and snapping photos as the Scouts waved from the train windows.
While the group celebrated with train rides over the weekend, the true anniversary is Monday.
One hundred years ago that day, Juliette Gordon Low called girls in her neighborhood in Savannah, Ga., assembling the first group of 18 Girl Scouts, said Scout trainer Shelly Hartney, who was decked out in a Girl Scout jumpsuit from 1968 along with bright green hair and even glittery green eyebrows for the occasion.
Where there are Girl Scouts, there usually are cookies, and while the organization may be 100 years old, Thin Mints, Samoas and even the first simple sugar cookies are a bit younger.
The Girl Scouts first started baking cookies in 1917 to support the organization, and by the 1930s, the organization circulated official menus and cookie recipes, Hartney said.
Today, Girl Scout cookie sales represent the largest girl-run business in the world, said Cindi Graves, a Girl Scouts Colorado community relations manager.
The Girl Scouts have been going global since 1925, when the first overseas troop popped up in China, said Carol Rhan, assistant CEO and director of membership services with USA Girl Scouts Overseas.
Now, more than 145 countries are represented in the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Its much bigger than your little thing here, Rhan said. Its a world thing.
At the train depot, a small group of Colorados modern Girl Scouts paid tribute to their roots with a fashion show of antique uniforms.
Two of the tiniest girls stuck out in the green sea, modeling early Brownies uniforms, complete with authentic brown caps and dresses.
When the older Girl Scouts younger sisters wanted to help, the Brownies were formed and became helpers to the older girls, Graves said.
Other girls modeled vintage Junior Girl Scout and Girl Scout uniforms, and even two of the troop leaders got in on the fun with retro adult uniforms.
Fort Lewis College, which recently celebrated a centennial anniversary of its own, sponsored the day of train rides, fashion shows and sing-alongs. The D&SNGR helped out by offering a special rate for the train ride, and Carver Brewing Co. is selling Girl Scout cookie pancakes this morning to benefit the organization.
While the Girl Scouts have come a long way over the decades, some things havent changed much.
We like to make friends, and we sell cookies, said 10-year-old Savannah Unger, whos been a part of the Girl Scouts for five years.
Savannah and her friend, 10-year-old Alexia Schmiesing, laughed as they recalled the train ride. Everybody thought it was going to tip over at the river, they said giggling.
As for whats kept girls and alumni involved in the Girl Scouts for 100 long years, its pretty simple.
Its pretty much just fun! Alexia said.


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Researchers are nearly finished mapping the genome of the boxer, a dog so inbred it makes European royal families look positively diverse. The boxer blueprint may give scientists a better model for human genetics than the lowly laboratory rat.
"This really gives us an opportunity to understand the genetics of human biology and disease," said geneticist Elaine Ostrander of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
In a press conference and panel discussion attended by well-behaved live dogs, Ostrander and colleagues from around the country touted the value of canine genetics at the annual conference of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Seattle.
Partly as a result of their interaction with humans, dogs have evolved into the most diverse mammals on the face of the earth – not to mention one of the most disease-ridden species anywhere. Hundreds of breeds of Canis familiaris – perhaps 400 or more – have weights that can vary by as much as 100 times from the tiny Chihuahua to the mammoth Saint Bernard. By comparison, other mammals (including you and me) come in smaller ranges of shapes and sizes.
Dog colors, personalities and other traits also differ between breeds to an extent that goes well beyond the mostly cosmetic differences that separate the human races. Specific genes may account for the intelligence of some breeds or the willingness of others to follow instructions. The two traits can be mutually exclusive. The Irish wolfhound, for instance, loves to do what it's told, but, according to one speaker, it "takes the short bus to school" in the brain-power department.
"The challenge is to try to figure out what genes are responsible for this amazing amount of variation," Ostrander said.
Like humans, dogs suffer from a long list of diseases, including some ailments that plague specific breeds, such as deafness among Dalmatians and glaucoma in basset hounds. Nine of the 10 most common medical ailments among dogs also attack humans, including cancer, epilepsy, auto-immune disorders and heart ailments. (The exception is the descriptively named dog disease called bloat.)
The $46 million federally funded boxer genome project should be finished by summer. The purebred nature of Tasha, the boxer in question, may give scientists a better glimpse of dog genetics than the roughly mapped genome of a poodle named Shadow.
Findings so far suggest the dog is genetically closer to humans than the mouse is. Because of their longstanding friendship, dogs and men may have faced similar evolutionary pressures, said Gordon Lark, geneticist at the University of Utah. Human dog breeders sped up canine evolution and, in the process, doomed many breeds to develop their own trademark illnesses and bequeath them to future generations. About 400 genetic diseases have been diagnosed in dogs.
Not all the answers to questions about dog genetics will be found in canine genomes. Some are buried in a long ago past. Biologists suspect that dogs evolved from the gray wolf about 100,000 years ago, and became domesticated in the last 15,000 to 50,000 years, after humans realized they made good companions.
It's not clear, however, whether humans domesticated dogs separately on different continents or developed furry friendships in one place (perhaps East Asia or the Middle East) and then brought the dogs to the New World over the old Arctic land bridge.
Anthropologists have found 9,000-year-old dog skeletons in America, some frozen in the Arctic permafrost. But the oldest domestic dog remnants were discovered in central Russia. At least two dogs have been discovered, and both are big, looking like Great Danes or mastiffs, said University of California at Los Angeles geneticist Robert Wayne. Carbon dating suggests they roamed with their humans about 15,000 years ago, torpedoing theories that domestic dogs evolved later.
Will dogs meet the fates of countless laboratory rats and mice in the effort to unravel the wonders of dog diversity and their genetic similarity to people? After all, dogs – particularly beagles – are already put to death in labs after undergoing experiments. Could more canine testing be on the way?
The researchers at the Seattle conference, dog owners themselves, promise that America's pooch population is safe.
"It's possible to do dog genetics without ever having a dog in a laboratory situation," said Lark, the University of Utah geneticist. Indeed, dog owners contribute to genetics projects remotely by sending in samples of their pets' DNA.
And when sick animals are studied, Lark said, "we can use the same parameters of privacy, individuality and caring that you use for human disease."
Seattle dog owner Dana Baldinger hopes Lark is right. She is director of Japanese Chin Care and Rescue Effort, devoted to one of the smallest dog breeds in the world – the chin, or Japanese spaniel.
"If they can help people without lab testing, it could be a great thing, and I like the potential it has for the medical problems that dogs have," said Baldinger, who brought a 12-week-old black-and-white Japanese chin named Fanny to the Seattle conference in a tiny carrier that gave new meaning to the term "doggie bag."
Researchers expect that the decoding of the dog genome will help veterinarians treat ailing Akitas and sick Shar-Peis. But knowledge has its limits.
"As far as we know, there's no gene for peeing in the house or eating your shoes," said College of Charleston biologist Norine Noonan. In other words, canine gene therapy will only go so far.


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Jennifer E. Laurin (University of Texas School of Law) has posted Policing Police Technology: The False Hope of Fourth Amendment Adjudicatory Oversight on SSRN. Here is the abstract:
In the context of a SEALS Discussion Group concerning technology and the Fourth Amendment, this short essay explores why even the most elegantly drawn decision rules for applying the Fourth Amendment in today's technological age will be rendered moot by a pervasively diminished remedial regime reflected in the Court's recent Fourth Amendment jurisprudence – in particular the exclusionary rule decisions in Herring v. United States, Davis v. United States, and a series of constitutional tort decisions deepening the protection of qualified immunity and narrowing the scope of municipal liability. It concludes that efforts at refashioning the substance of Fourth Amendment doctrine will ultimately bear little fruit in the functional project of constitutional adjudication – though they may be essential to important task of building a popular and political culture of valuing the Fourth Amendment.
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This supposedly "non-partisan" group has been more than partisan, with far more Republicans being hounded down more than the corrupt Democrats who never get caught being corrupt. Thanks Obama. So, I say it's about time the rabid watchdog be taken out into the woods and sent upstate to a farm.
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Tom Cruise is now a well-known stunt junkie and his addiction is on full display in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. In the scene, Ethan Hunt (played by Cruise) hitches a ride on the outside of an Airbus A400M transport that quickly leaves the ground. Sure, there were safety harnesses, but that doesn't make it a joy ride.
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I think the point of having Lois say all that was to give us an idea of what happens to Malcolm after the series ends. Basically, it's the writers saying "Malcolm becomes President after the series ends". Though they could have just shown an adult Malcolm, that probably would have subtracted from the comedy of having the last shot be of Malcolm as a janitor.
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Hi Rob,
I very rarely need expert advice, but this one is a real conundrum and I hope you can help me.
Quick background:
I am a thirty five year old male professional. I am successful, have above-average looks, I am intelligent and I have a very good sense of humor. In summary, while I have to work at it, I generally do well with women and I am able to date very attractive women.
The scenario:
I met up with a good female friend and her friends late one Saturday night a few weeks ago. One of her friends was gorgeous and cool and we hit it off right away. At the end of the night we let everybody peel away and ended up with an intense make-out session at this lounge downtown.
I called her the next evening and we went on a second date. We drank quite a lot but really clicked mentally. We ended up climbing on top of each other again both while on the town and on the cab ride home. She was very attracted to me (talking dirty etc. but she is also very sweet and intelligent)
I asked her out on a third date for the next Saturday night while on the second date (second date was on Tuesday).
I received two very positive texts from her saying that she also had a great time and that she wanted to go on Saturday if she "got back from her parent's place on time on Saturday." (Her parents live in the suburbs.)
She blew me off on Saturday night (I called once and then left one message saying that I was leaving in 45 min. if she still wanted to come).
I called her again on Tuesday, left a brief "hello" message, told her to give me a call, and then got off the phone quickly. She did not answer or return my call. I have let it go for two weeks, but would really like to get her on another date. There was tons of chemistry between us. All of my friends (both male and female) are as baffled as I am at this scenario.
I do not want to act like a fool by continuing to call, but I feel as if I should at least give it one more "Hail Mary" just to make sure that I am out. Something weird could have happened and I want to make sure that there has been no miss-communication I want to cover all the bases before I let a girl of this caliber get away.
Any advice?
Hi Hank,
It sounds to me that you've had two heavy dates. Both times alcohol was involved, both times the dates went sexually "hot and heavy" and ended with no regrets.
But now, when trying for that third date, her feeling of regret has crept in. That's why she's not answering or returning your calls and that's why she's blowing you off when you do talk to her.
Pulling back the sexual action is the only way to save this possible dating relationship. She's overstepped her "safe boundaries" and now feels that the next date will throw her over the cliff of sexual expectations and actions. Her not wanting to speak with you re-enforces the fact that she's feeling regret and embarrassment as well as insecurity that the sexual overtones of the time you spend together is outside of her usual behavior.
Talk again to the mutual friends that you have. Ask them if she's the type to be so "active" on dates. They'll have some ideas for you to follow up on as far as your next steps go.
Your last chance "Hail Mary" contact should be a small gift, maybe flowers, to show a side of you that is more than a party animal, more than a guy going out for a good time. And on a date that is different from what you've been doing so far with her.
Balloon bouquet.
Candy basket.
The included card says "[Your name] the romantic. Meet me at XXXX for dinner". XXXX is the name of the restaurant, a mid-week date and early evening time for your slow, safe, romantic dinner date. Or a short dinner and a fun date. Bowling. Arcade games. Mini golf. Bingo.
And no matter what happens, when you take her home after this date, you drop her off and end the date then and there. If she invites you in for coffee, you tell her you need to slow down the relationship, coming in maybe not the best idea and that you need to now that she's OK with that.
And go home.
If she's really gorgeous, she's used to guy's hitting on her for sex. She's had enough of guys trying to possess her. She wants to preserve herself when she meets a guy that she's really into, but there aren't any rules for her to follow without ending up seeming to be a prude.
This is what you have to change about your approach.
Think about creating a long-term relationship rather than making a new notch on your bedpost. This type of male behaviour will be new to her. She'll respect you for it. And you'll be setting the tone for the relationship to progress more naturally, without the sexual overtones that are likely scaring her away.
When dates turn too sexual too fast the natural tendency is to avoid the conflict. Stop answering calls. Stop being available. Save your self-esteem by not facing the person that you went "too far" with.
Whether you're the guy or the girl, if you need to put the brakes on the sexual side of your dates as soon as you feel you've "gone too far" do it. Don't be intimidated by "society's influence" on the way sex in represented in TV shows and the movies. That's called entertainment, this is called your life and your future.
If the girl or the guy you're dating is put off by your sudden decision to slow down on the sex part of your dates, then it's better you learn this early in the relationship rather than later. You'll know how you've been seen/used by the person you're with.
If you're being treated as a "sex date" rather that a possible "relationship date" it's only up to you to change the future way you're being treated. Even couples that have decided to be "friends with benefits" at least know the ground rules of being together.
Become the "safe date" where sex isn't the immediate goal of the date.
Show that you're putting the brakes on the sexual aspect of being together. Change the places of the dates from bars to places where you can both be together doing something that is fun, interactive and likely outside of what a normal date would be.
You're future of dating this girl is in the next actions you make.
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Mustangs seek new head football coach
Roger Spackman is stepping down, but he isn't going anywhere.
After four years as the Chugiak High head football coach, Spackman resigned earlier this month — ironically, so he could focus more on coaching.
"Mostly it's that I want to coach but not be a head coach," said Spackman, who compiled a 25-14 record (.641 winning percentage) during his four seasons leading the blue and black — including back-to-back Railbelt Conference titles the past two seasons.
Being a head coach requires lots of administrative tasks that have little to do with X's and O's. Chugiak principal Megan Hatswell — whose husband, Keaton Homer, is a Chugiak assistant — said she understood Spackman's decision.
"I think it's exciting for Roger," she said. "Head coaching is difficult at beat, and to have a family life or life outside of the coaching realm is very difficult."
Hatswell said the position will remain open until it's filled. Qualifications include completion of Alaska School Activities Association coaching certification, First Aid and CPR certification, previous successful coaching experience, knowledge of safety procedures, understanding of rules, fundamentals and regulations; and prior bookkeeping experience is preferred.
Hatswell said a committee consisting of herself, activities principal Tim Helvey and athletic director Melinda Belde will interview prospective candidates, with the possible addition of a nonvoting representative from the booster club.
Spackman said he's leaving the hiring process up to the district, but told the Anchorage Daily News he'd like to see offensive coordinator Ryan Landers — a Chugiak grad who teaches at Gruening Middle School — promoted to fill the role. In an interview with the Star, Spackman again indicated he'd like to see someone from the existing CHS staff get the job.
"We would like to see someone promoted from within," he said.
Spackman will continue working at Chugiak, where he's a P.E. and science teacher. He said he also plans to continue coaching, albeit in a less stressful role than head coach.
Hatswell said she expects to begin interviewing candidates in January.
"We're looking for someone who's dedicated to the program and dedicated to the community," she said.


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Hello lovely people. I am in love with Elderberry. It is such a wonderful berry, a bonafide super food. Supposedly it is packed with antioxidants and has immune boosting properties. For a while i was taking Elderberry and Zinc lozenges while sick or if I was near people who were sick and it helped a lot. I read somewhere that Elderberry was common in this area so I've kept my eyes open and I found some just down the street from my new place! Some friends and I went and picked quite a lot of it just recently and I looked up a simple recipe. There are tons and tons of recipes for elderberry syrup. The most basic one I found called for the following measures:
1 cup Elderberries
3 cups water
1 cup sugar
juice from a lemon
There are many other recipes and many other end products. You can make jelly or pie as well. We picked so many elderberries that I ended up making 2 large pots of syrup. First you have to know that all parts except flowers and berries of the elderberry are toxic. So you have to pick the berries off the stems carefully. I found that the ripe ones came off pretty easily so that I could make short work of it. You have to rinse them pretty well because they may have that whitish coating on them. Then I cooked them down with the water for 45 minutes or so. After I strained that through cheese cloth and then mixed in the sugar and lemon. I think I made like 7 pints of elderberry syrup. Some of my friends took it with them to burning man to protect their immune systems. So far I've been mixing in a few table spoons with water to make a light juice or adding it to my morning tea. Both taste great. It should last in the fridge for a few months according to what i've read. I may cook it down some more and make a chocolate sauce or something like that just to be creative with it. Its a really delicious tasting berry and is very versatile. I recommend finding a nearby bush and harvesting some and giving the syrup or pie or jelly a go. Its not commonly used yet it grows everywhere. Berries are very expensive in general and elderberry is practically a weed in some parts. Why not harvest something with so many health properties and great flavor?


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When it comes to culture, we're interested in lots of it… music, art, sport, and most of all, food. Here's what we're into this week:
1. Beach Road Trips We're Taking From DC Before Summer's Over | Thrillist
Go for one final summer blowout with a trip to the beach (we both know you want to make this happen). Here's a must-hit beach list with plenty of festivities to celebrate summer. From aquariums to horseshoe crabs — and did we mention boardwalks?
2. Street Artist Creates Larger-than-life Athletes Around Rio | Travel + Leisure
Ok, so there's this crazy French street artist named JR who's turning turning heads and causing nearly as much talk as the athletes participating. How? He's creating three larger-than-life scaffolding structures placed all around Rio. The exhibitions include real-life athletes and are definitely a must-see.
3. Skewers Are Back, and We Made Them Better Than Ever | Bon Appetit
Skewers just got that much tastier. Choosing the right cut of meat is definitely an essential step, and getting creative with rubs and seasonings is another pro tip. Keep an eye out for our top tips on all things grilling for Labor Day, too!
4. 24 DC-Area Brewers You Can Bike To | Washingtonian
Sure, you could head out for a leisurely weekend bike ride just because. But when there's beer at the end of your journey, everything gets better. Make invigorating pitstops at any of these local bike-accessible breweries. Just remember to bike responsibly…
5. These 5 Museums Put the "Culture" in "Agriculture" | Modern Farmer
There are thousands of museums the world over dedicated to the arts — but the number of vibrant creative spaces that pair art and ag(riculture) is much more limited. We might just have to take a field trip to the Santa Paula Art Museum to celebrate the "citrus capital of the world's agrarian past, present, and future" the next time we're near Ventura, CA.


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The present purchasers have a full scope of choices while picking items and administrations. Furthermore, a wise customer considers their decisions and measures their alternatives keeping in mind the end goal to get the best item for their particular prerequisites.
Tragically, its conspicuous numerous shoppers don't generally do their exploration with regards to where they keep their well deserved cash. There are many saving money alternatives yet look into discloses to us that more than 65 percent of buyers would not switch banks regardless of the possibility that they had a negative ordeal or life change.
On the off chance that you are right now saving money with one of the "enormous banks" and are not content with their administrations there are various motivations to consider managing an account with a credit union. In case you're not exactly persuaded they can be the correct way for your funds, here's a breakdown of the advantages of keeping money with a credit union.
Customized Customer benefit
Since credit unions are banks for the general population by the general population and have littler participations than the run of the mill bigger organizations, you can get modified individual administration. It's substantially more of a private relationship than you would have at a conventional bank. The credit union representatives really know you and are put resources into your prosperity as a part. That is on the grounds that their attention is on making each buyer cooperation an individual one, drained of lines, long telephone holds up, and canned reactions.
Since they serve their nearby groups, more often than not branches are not accessible outside of their administration region. To compensate for that they now and again repay individuals for ATM expenses or offer a mutual ATM arrange if individuals need to leave system to approach their cash.
Credit unions are possessed and worked by their individuals. The moment you make your first store, you will have voting rights.
Lower Account Fees
They likewise have less charges no matter how you look at it since they have bring down overhead expenses. Since they are normally littler operations than enormous banks they can pass their overhead reserve funds on to their individuals. As per Bankrate.com over 75% of credit unions offer free checking, contrasted with 40% of banks. What's more, many don't stop there. They even pay individuals compensates as high premium or profits, money back, and different advantages, similar to ATM expense discounts.
Month to month support charges are lower and individuals don't need to keep as high an adjust in the records to get away from these expenses.
Serving the Underserved
Credit Unions serve those that are normally bolted out of the customary managing an account framework. This covers the substantial number of settlers in groups that would somehow or another not approach fundamental money related administrations.
Supporting the neighborhood group
The cash that is saved in your neighborhood credit union backings its individuals and the nearby group. They channel subsidizes once more into the nearby economy as advances in help of private venture, home buy and credits that assistance individuals achieve their money related objectives.
Loan costs
They offer higher-yield reserve funds and financial records rates. Good fortunes finding an enthusiasm yielding financial balance at a megabank. They yield by nothing for their record holders.
No tricks:
Workers aren't forced to meet preposterous deals objectives. So breathe a sigh of relief, nobody will open a mystery account in the face of your good faith.
Governmentally Insured
Your cash is not any more sheltered at a major bank than it is at a nearby credit union. Much the same as the FDIC at a conventional bank, stores up to $250,000 at a credit union are safeguarded by NCUA – a governmentally supported office.
To begin with name premise:
They set aside opportunity to know their individuals. You'll be a name, not only a record number.
Mechanically Advanced
Credit Union's have made some amazing progress from their once out of date style of keeping money. Today, the innovation utilized at an acknowledge union is similarly as cutting edge as a megabank. They have web based saving money alternatives that element portable check store, brilliant chip cards, versatile applications, online bill pay, e-articulations and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
In case you're hoping to move your cash from a conventional bank to a credit union, what's keeping you down? I would urge everybody to inquire about their neighborhood credit union to perceive what they can offer. In the case of nothing else, it merits opening a checking or investment account. You'll pay less in charges and get more customized benefit.


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International pressure ulcer guidelines
Maureen Benbow gives an overview of pressure ulcer prevention clinical guidelines.
Maureen Benbow MSc, BA, RGN, HERC is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Chester
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This is an exciting day! My sister gave birth to a little boy this afternoon. Congratulations to John and Katie and the three big sisters! I have now been blessed with 21 nieces and nephews!
So… I have fallen behind in blogging. We had a wonderfully busy weekend and then Monday I had a terrible headache all day, so I will try to get a little caught up now. And I am sorry this post is so long. Friday we were back in Teton to hike a trail that skirted beautiful Jenny Lake. Saturday, Nick and George had a wonderful adventure exploring a wind cave in Targhee National Forest (hopefully he'll blog about that tomorrow). Sunday we spent the day in Yellowstone National Park. I should say we spent *most* of the day in Yellowstone, because we were actually in two national parks, 3 states (Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho), 3 national forests and a wilderness area before the day was done. It was quite a day!
Hiking around Jenny Lake on Friday
Sunday we drove through Teton, making a few stops, to get to Yellowstone.
Visiting the AMAZING Yellowstone National Park
A picnic lunch at Lewis Lake (Luckily, we did not encounter Yogi Bear!)
We saw Old Faithful and other geysers erupt. Very cool!
The Lewis River and Nez Perce Creek
Wildlife! We saw a lot of really awesome things in Yellowstone, but the wildlife was definitely the highlight! Most of the creatures we saw in the park were along the Nez Perce Creek (coyote, elk, and buffalo).
I wish I would have gotten more pictures of Idaho, but we were all tired by the end of the day and a storm was approaching so we just wanted to get home. In any case, the farm land was so lovely and I have never seen so many wildflowers. It was absolutely delightful! Here are a couple of pictures of the the Tetons from the Idaho side.
The Tetons have loomed up grandly against the sky. From this point it is perhaps the finest pictorial range in the United States or even North America. -Thomas Moran, while painting the Tetons from the Idaho side, 1879


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When your lender is putting pressure on you to pay off your arrears, don't agree to a plan that doesn't work for you and your family.
Never ever agree to pay your bank more than you can afford – either today, or on a payment plan and make sure you get every single agreement in writing.
IMPORTANT TIP: Sometimes the bank will refuse to put these agreements in writing. Instead they say something like 'I'll make a note on the system'. Well, in that case write to your bank with a description of your call, what was discussed and what was agreed.
The chances are the bank will not respond, but take that to a Judge and the Court will be more likely to side with you and grant you more time.
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|Servings: 6 servings
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|Saturated Fat 6g
|Cholesterol 42mg
|Sodium 1146mg
|Total Carbohydrate 164g
|Dietary Fiber 19g
|Protein 37g
|Calcium 234mg
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Dry pinto beans are cooked with spicy smoked sausage and a ham bone or ham hock, along with garlic, tomatoes, and seasonings. Serve these savory pinto beans with hot boiled rice or savory grits for a simple and satisfying meal.
The pinto beans are soaked overnight, so plan to start the recipe the night before. Or follow the package directions for a quick soak.
- 1 pound dried pinto beans
- 6 cups water
- 1 ham hock or a meaty leftover ham bone
- 1 medium onion (chopped)
- 3 cloves garlic (minced)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 pound andouille smoked sausage or similar smoked sausage (sliced)
- 1 can (14.5 ounces) tomatoes (diced)
- 1 can (4 ounces) mild green chile peppers or a mixture of mild and jalapeno (diced)
- Optional: 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes (crushed)
- 4 cups of long-grain white rice or quick grits (hot boiled)
Steps to Make It
The night before put the pinto beans in a large bowl or pot and cover with water to a depth of about 3 inches above the beans. Let them stand for 8 hours or overnight. Drain well.
Combine the soaked and drained beans with water, ham hock, onion, and garlic in a large saucepan or Dutch oven over high heat; bring to a boil. Cover and reduce the heat to medium; cook the beans for 45 minutes, or until the beans are tender.*
Add the salt, sliced sausage, tomatoes, mild chile peppers, and crushed red pepper flakes, if desired. Cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
Remove ham hock and remove the meat from the bone. Shred the ham with a fork or chop. Return the ham to bean mixture.
Serve the pinto beans over hot cooked rice.
- Some believe acidic ingredients like tomatoes, ketchup, molasses, wine, lemon juice, or vinegar can prevent dry beans from becoming tender. And some say hardness of the water can have a negative impact. If you regularly have trouble with beans becoming tender, add acidic ingredients after the beans are tender.
- If the weather is very hot, soak the beans in the refrigerator.
Recipe Variations
- Use a spicy chorizo sausage instead of andouille sausage, or add extra diced ham.
- For Tex-Mex flavor, add 2 teaspoons of chili powder, about 1/2 teaspoon of ground cumin, and 1/2 teaspoon of dried leaf oregano.
- To cook the beans in the slow cooker, simmer them first with the ham hock, water, onion, and garlic until tender. Transfer them to the slow cooker with the remaining ingredients and cook on low for about 6 hours or on high for about 2 to 3 hours.