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Our private directory created by AtoZ Connect and is for the exclusive use of Spring Hill students, parents and staff. The directory is to be used solely for school business (scheduling play dates, inviting students to birthday parties, emailing teachers, contacting room parents, etc.) Use of contact information for solicitation is prohibited.
The SHE Directory is the primary way by which our Room Parents communicate news, class/grade event information, volunteer opportunities & more!
Make sure your information is up to date to stay informed!
****Verify your data by October 5th to be included in the printed directory.
Quick Links:
Accessing the Online Student Directory
New Family Registration
Family Data Verification
Advertising in the Student Directory
Accessing the Online Student Directory
- PC: If you are a parent who has previously registered with the online student directory or you were in the student directory last year, you can access the online student directory at https://atozconnect.com.
- App: You can also access the student directory from your mobile phone (the AtoZ School app is available for iOS and Android). See www.atozdirectories.com for more information including a video tutorial. Search for "AtoZConnect" in the App Store or Google Play or click on the links below.
- Account Help: If you don't know your username and password, go to the Password Reminder Page and enter your e-mail address. An e-mail will be sent to you with your username and password.
- Need more help? See AtoZ's User Support page for how-to articles & FAQs.
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New Family Registration
If you have not previously registered with the Spring Hill online student directory, please perform the following steps to register. Even if you are already registered for another school you must follow the steps below.
- Go to the following website in a browser such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari: enter https://atozconnect.com.
- Click on the "Don't have an account? Signup Now" link.
- Select "Spring Hill Elementary" from the Select School drop down list.
- Enter the information requested on each tab of the request form. Make sure to complete the student and parents tab as this allows us to verify that your family does not already exist in the SHE Directory.
- Please allow a few days for your request to be processed. Once the information is checked, your request will be approved and an email will be sent to you from AtoZConnect.com. If you have not received an email within a few days, please check your SPAM email folder and/or contact email@example.com.
Family Data Verification
Each fall, parents will need to verify the information in the directory prior to the deadline. Verification is the best way for you to add OR remove contact information. If you have chosen to opt-out over the past, please make sure your settings have not changed over the summer. If your information changes during the year, you can update it at any time online. These changes are immediately published.
You may add or hide any information. However, if you want the Room Parents for your child's class to have access to the information, please don't delete it. For example, if you do not want your email to be seen in the app or printed directory you may check the box to "hide" that specific piece of data but a Room Parent would still be able to email you with class information.
The directory is always available online and through apps that can be downloaded to your phones or other devices – the online version is always the most up-to-date and accurate version of the directory!
OPT OUT of Directory
If you do not want ANY of your families household information included in the online or print directory, you have the option to "opt-out".
- After you login, click on the dashboard menu icon (box with 3-lines in the upper left corner ) and go to My Account/My Family Info.
- Under Households, click the Edit button.
- After you verify/modify your household information, scroll to the bottom to see the Opt Out option.
- Select YES, only if you DO NOT want to ALL of your household information be included in the directory. As a result, it will not be available in the printed directory or online.
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Q: How can I hide certain information in the directory?
A: When you Edit your household data, you can hide specific information by selecting the Hide button next to each field. Note, you will only see the option when you place your cursor next to the individual fields. You can also hide specific information for a parent or student as well.
Q: What happens if I DO NOT login and verify my data?
A: If you DO NOT verify your data, then the printed directory will only show your household names and email addresses. No address or phone numbers will be listed.
Q: What if my children reside at multiple households?
A: If your children reside at different households and you would like the contact information listed separately, it is possible for you to create a second household. Go to the My Family Info screen and add a second household in the household section. Make sure to edit each student to indicate that they are linked with each address (household) given. If you have any questions about the process, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Q: Will I receive a printed copy of the directory?
A: If you have joined the PTO and paid your $10 dues, you will receive a printed directory. You can always access the latest version of the directory online via web or app. The online version updates immediately when changes are made throughout the year. The deadline for directory verification for 2019-2020 is October 1st.
Q: What if I have children at different schools that both use AtoZ?
A: You will need to verify the information for each child via the school specific log-in. After that you can use any one account to access the directories of the different schools.
Advertising in the Student Directory
A great way to reach the parents of Spring Hill Elementary students is to advertise in our directory – placements are available both in our printed directory and newly upgraded app. The directory is an indispensable resource and consulted regularly by Spring Hill families, faculty, and staff. Support Spring Hill and your business at the same time! To advertise in the student directory, fill out this Student Directory Advertising Request Form or contact Monica Christensen at AtoZ with questions.
Please contact the Directory Committee at email@example.com with any questions.


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Storage specialist Plextor has announced an external optical drive designed to delete all the data stored on a recordable or rewriteable DVD or CD - permanently. It does it quickly, too - single layer CD-R/RW and DVD±R/RW media take just three minutes to wipe, the company claimed.
Dubbed the PlexEraser PX-OE100E, the product's pitched at security conscious corporates who want to ensure that binned optical media don't contain confidential information that could be retrieved later on. Plextor's system zaps the organic dye layer, destroying any data the disc may contain and preventing any new information being written to it.
The PX-OE100E also support dual-layer media, but they take twice as long - six minutes - to erase permanently. And to ensure no one blasts a disc that wasn't meant to be destroyed, the drive's tray-load mechanism is coloured orange as a warning. The drive can accept 8cm and 12cm discs.
Plextor said the PlexEraser will ship in September. ®

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The current administration's approach to foreign policy says much about how the United States sees the rest of the world. We want to be No. 1. We want influence. We like problems that are solved quickly. Our primary preoccupation in international affairs is the Soviet Union.
The present administration has appealed to all these tendencies. Despite occasionally alarmist rhetoric, inappropriate jokes, and sheer disasters, the public generally seems to accept President Reagan's approach.
What is interesting to a practitioner of foreign affairs is the international reaction, particularly in the third world. The roof has not fallen in on the US.
While emphases have varied with administrations, this country's foreign policy has, in the post-World War II years, taken into account the sensitivities of other nations, especially in Africa and the Middle East, and to a lesser extent, in Latin America. We have tried to balance our interests in the Arab world and Israel. We sought to make our distance from apartheid South Africa credible among black African nations. We refrained from active intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean and sought to resolve old issues such as the Panama Canal.
Reagan administration policies have been based on a strongly assertive America, less reluctant to be seen as aggressive or to risk isolation. Our favoritism toward Israel has never been so clear. Restraints that lasted through several administrations have been lifted on relations with South Africa. We have intervened conspicuously in Central America and the Caribbean.
As one who has experienced personally strong Arab and African reactions in the past, I have been especially curious about the lack of reaction to this country's policies today. There have been no strong diplomatic protests, no breaking of relations, no demonstrations against US embassies. US officials have not been forced to curtail travel because of local sentiment.
Are the conservatives right? Do these nations, like much of the American public, really want a more assertive United States, less sensitive to regional interests, and doing what it considers to be in its own interest? Have we paid too much attention in the past to nations that are inherently weak and vacillating? Should we give full support to those clearly ''on our side,'' regardless of the attitudes of others?
I have asked some foreign friends about the apparent absence of strong reactions to Reagan policies. The answers have been varied. Arabs point to the paralyzing effect of current divisions within the Arab world. Africans point to their growing preoccupation with internal problems, to diminished enthusiasm for active involvement in broader issues. One African official said, ''Nothing else has worked in altering the situation in South Africa; we are prepared to give this new approach a chance.'' A recurring theme, however, with both Arabs and Africans has been, ''We don't like it, but why protest when we believe no one is listening.''
It may be that this change of direction is in the US national interest. Perhaps the world has been waiting for a stronger, more militant United States. Beneath the surface, however, there may be different results.
After Lebanon, we seem to have less political influence over the course of events in the Middle East than at any time since the creation of Israel. South Africa is pursuing its own policies as a regional power, freer than ever of concern over US attitudes. Even friends in Central America are raising questions about the US embrace.
The battle for influence between East and West occurs not so much in those countries we call our ''firm friends'' as in those weaker areas where feelings on issues such as the Arab-Israeli conflict and apartheid run deep. A case can be made that these parts of the world are silent, not through acquiescence or enthusiasm, but through a feeling that the United States is no longer a just arbiter of regional problems. Such a mood can only produce pressures for national policies independent of the involvement and interests of the United States. The irony of such a result would be that a more assertive, conservative policy, designed to make the United States stronger globally, has had the opposite effect. It may be making us less effective in areas where the global contest is most severe and less relevant to the solutions of the critical regional issues in Africa and the Middle East.


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Modern Windows: The innovative and modern "Zipper" building was designed by Guerrilla Development and Versatile was proud to be the window supplier. We delivered a mock-up frame to the builder early in the process. Therefore he could develop the wall assembly with a rain screen around our simple, solid wood frame and sill. By strategizing a unique assembly line production method, we built all 107 fixed window units in just one month! These are direct glaze windows in solid clear vertical grain fir.
Modern Windows: Versatile provided custom, Douglas fir, windows for the "Evo" building. The upper floors feature custom casements that were a match to historic photos obtained by the the architect. Versatile provided custom casements that were a match to historic photos of the building. For the significantly large ground floor direct glaze windows, Versatile glazed on site to reduce weight during transport and install. The transom windows feature a combo of simulated divided light and true divided light due to their length. The two tone color scheme is almost impossible to achieve in aluminum but was easily accomplished in wood. The hinged casements on the upper floors came really close to the floor which was a fall-hazard that casement stays wouldn't fix, so Versatile used a sash limiter instead. This hardware was not easy to integrate but with testing and mock-ups we accomplished a smooth integration.
The results are sashes that open only 3" to prevent any potential for someone or something to fall out. Insulated units in which the interior pane was clear laminated and the outer panes were tempered with low-emissivity (Low-E) coating which accomplished both impact resistance and efficient heat reflection and restricted heat loss.
Modern Windows: In October of 2015 we built 142" tall flush exterior doors and 108" tall full lite doors for Portland's Albina Yard. The flush doors feature a continuous fir veneer and matching 34" fir transom panel above. In addition to their extraordinary height, both door types are approximately 40" wide and utilize offset pivot hinges to give these massive doors smooth operation and lend a seamless modern look.
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BCS: Defenses won't rest when Tigers, Ducks meet
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – It's almost unheard of – a quarterback cranking out a string of 13 straight games with never an off day. But Auburn's Cam Newton spent the 2010 season redefining what's possible at that position.
Every bit as rare: an offense that can't be stopped. But Oregon, led by running back Michael James, has scored 37 or more points 11 times in an equally impressive undefeated season.
These are the reasons people are envisioning scores like 60-55 and 55-53 for the BCS title game Monday in nearby Glendale, a reason the matchup has turned into such a red-hot ticket.
No. 1 Auburn and No. 2 Oregon, a pair of newcomers to the championship scene, both have offenses that almost never take a break. The Tigers (13-0) have Newton, the Heisman Trophy winner who led the Southeastern Conference in rushing, passer efficiency and scoring. The Ducks (12-0) have James, the key to an offense that likes to snap the ball 9 to 11 seconds after the end of the previous play, and one that scores a nation-high 49.1 points a game.
"They've got a lot of fast guys and they play fast," Auburn defensive coordinator Ted Roof said. "But so far, we've been fast enough to win 13 games, too."
This pair of exciting, point-a-minute teams are coached by Gene Chizik and Chip Kelly – quite possibly the most obscure coaching duo to pace the sideline in a championship game since the BCS began in 1999.
Both are in their second seasons as head coach at their schools. Chizik is a former defensive coordinator at Auburn and Texas who came back to the Plains despite a 5-19 record at his first head-coaching job at Iowa State. Kelly was hand-picked by his predecessor, Mike Bellotti. After his first game as Oregon's head coach, a 19-8 loss to Boise State to start 2009, Kelly famously cut a check to reimburse a season-ticket holder who wrote him to complain about the performance.
Hard to imagine anyone's complaining now.
"We stand for three things: playing fast, playing hard and finishing. We've done it with our 12 opportunities," Kelly said. "Our vision has not to do with championships. Our vision has nothing to do with getting a crystal ball or rings. It is all about playing the game. That's what we've done all along and that's what our vision is."
Auburn has been pummeled all season with questions about Newton's status, the result of a meandering investigation into allegations that his father was involved in a failed pay-for-play scheme during Newton's recruitment to Mississippi State.
The NCAA cleared Newton to play shortly before the SEC title game, and with the Tigers confident – at least for now – they won't have to give back the BCS's crystal ball trophy if they win it, the most notable controversy this week has been the debate over whether Auburn defensive lineman Nick Fairley is a cheap-shot artist.
Fairley, the Lombardi Award winner as the nation's best lineman, has brandished a reputation for playing hard through the whistle, and sometimes beyond. How Oregon's quick – but not huge – offensive line handles Fairley could dictate how well Oregon's fast-paced offense runs.
"He's got speed, strength, technique," Oregon offensive coordinator Mark Helfrich said. "Basically, all the things you don't want to see as an offensive guy lining up against him, he's got."
James, who has averaged 152 yards and almost two touchdowns a game for an offense that has scored 40-plus points 10 times this year, said he can tell when a defense is breaking down.
"You start seeing a lot of hands on hips, broken tackles, things like that," he said. "You see them blitzing but not really blitzing because they don't have the energy."
Knowing Oregon will try to push the pace in this game, the way the Ducks have all year, Chizik said he would have a very specific conversation with officials before the game, urging them to enforce a rule that allows the defense time to make substitutions if the offense does. Kelly said it won't make a difference, "because we don't sub."
"When we want to play fast, we know the rules," he said. "If we are trying to play at a fast tempo, we are not trying to sub in those situations."
Oregon's mission on defense is to try and become the first team to stop Newton, who has the body of a linebacker – 6-foot-6, 250 pounds – but the skills of a running back and quarterback.
He averages 108 yards rushing a game, completes 67 percent of his passes and has accounted for 49 touchdowns – 21 running and 28 passing. After he passed for 335 yards and four touchdowns and ran for two more scores in a 56-17 blowout of South Carolina in the SEC title game, Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier said a 60-55 score was a possibility in the title game.
"You have two of the best offensive minds in football," he said, speaking of Kelly and Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn.
All of which may really mean that whichever defense plays better will lead its team to a championship.
"Both defenses have something to prove and want to show up and are tired of answering questions about how it's going to be 55-53," said ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit. "They have a point to prove. I think it will be a low-scoring game, lower-scoring because of the way the two defenses are going to show up in a bad mood."
But while defense wins championships, offense sells tickets, and almost everything points to this being a high-scoring game. Auburn heads into the game favored by 2 1/2 points, though more telling is the over-under for the contest, set at a whopping 74 points.
Demand for this game was, according to ticket seller StubHub, at a record level. So high at one point that the company had to shut down sales when it ran into a glitch with one of its sellers. That problem was remedied, but tickets for the game were still averaging in the $2,000 range Sunday on a variety of broker websites.
An estimated 15,000 Auburn fans came to Arizona without tickets, hoping to be part of a championship moment that hasn't happened at that school since 1957.
Oregon has never won a national title, and hadn't had that on the radar until about a decade ago. The school that produced Norm Van Brocklin, Dan Fouts and Ahmad Rashad on the football field is still probably best known as a counterculture track school where the late runner Steve Prefontaine, of 1970s fame, remains the top sports figure.
That could change Monday night – but someone will have to stop Newton.
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I'm gonna give you some tips on what to do and what not to do to get your favorite porn stars attention.
1. Don't call her be her government name
I see a lot of fans try to impress industry girls with saying hello using their government name. That's a huge mistake because it tells them that you might be creeping a little too hard. Leave it with the industry name and if she's cool allow her to tell you what her real name is.
2. Post Nice Pictures
You have certain fans that might send girls screen caps of some picture they might not wanna see. If there's a picture with them gagging on a cock looking like the hunchback of Norte Dome you might wanna think twice before sending them that. Women want to be presented beautiful and not reminded that while in the moment they look like creatures.
3. Don't Try To Buy Them
Now there are some girls that love gifts. They have Amazon links, auction sites and even stores on their websites. There's a way to approach the girls to see if they actually really want something. It makes me laugh to see fans come up to girls and try to buy them. Just because they are a porn star doesn't mean they have a price on their pussy. (You didn't hear it from me but a select few do but it's not the majority) Just be careful to not offend the wrong girl by waving money in their faces expecting them to jump through hoops to get your cash
4. Be Nice
As simple is this is people still don't understand. Being nice doesn't mean telling a girl they suck really good cock. Instead tell her you enjoy her work. It's not wise to tell your favorite porn star how you would love to sneak in her house and fuck her in all her holes ***CREEPY*** That shit doesn't fly. The most respectful fans are the ones that normally get the girls attention. Not the ones that say your a N***er lover just to get the girls attention.
5. No Dick Pics
There is only one particular girl that I know that actually loves dick pics from fans. The rest are making fun of you. Trust me. They are presented with cocks in their faces at work and the last thing they need is for fans to add to that. Big, Small, Black or White most of the time they are making fun of how you think that shit is cute.
6. Make Them Feel Normal
Most girls in porn are sisters, friends, daughters, etc; Make them feel like it. They aren't porn stars 24/7. With all things there are some exceptions, however most girls wanna feel like the girl next door and as if she's one of the homies.
I don't like to think I know everything. I'm guilty of giving knowledge to those that might not want it. But keep in mind I'm in the industry and I know things. LOL
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text: With stocks and commodities both up nicely in 2009, it's no surprise that the 2x and 3x leveraged long ETFs have done the best, while the 2x and 3x inverse ETFs have done the worst. Of our list of leveraged/inverse ETFs, ROM (2x Tech) is up the most in 2009 at 148.46%. The worst has been the triple short Financial ETF (FAZ) with a decline of 94.66%. For bears on the financial sector, the year sure started out nice, but it has been a rough ride over the past nine months.


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Day 3 question
Where's the best place you've ever eaten?
This is a tough one. I do consider myself a bit of a foodie and I've eaten at some amazing restaurants (just see my Soul & Stomach page) so although it was a lovely trip down delicious memory lane, I have narrowed it down to three (only 3!) meals;
- Picnic on Whitehaven Beach, Whitsundays; it was our honeymooon and from the resort we were dropped off by helicopter on deserted Whitehaven Beach for half a day. We swam in the crystal blue water, ran around starkers in the sun on the fine white silica sand and ate tasty treats from our picnic basket (prepared by the resort chef) which included Moët, cheese, fresh bread, fruit (pawpaw, mangoes, strawberries & watermelon), cashews, half a lobster, some prawns and oysters, salad and various sandwiches. Amazing.
- Dinner in Paris; After a long day of sightseeing we found ourselves in Trocadéro (16th Arrondissement) as the sun was setting. From there you have a view straight down the gardens (Jardins du Trocadéro), over the Seine and directly to the night-time-glittering Eiffel Tower. We took a table outdoors at Cafe Le Malakoff and had apéritifs (Kir Royal!), steak frites (for Jay) and the most amazing lobster salade (for me)! We finished with some fromage (cheese) and crème brûlée. It was an impromptu dinner and it was one the of best meals ever.
- Dessert at Becasse; My favourite restaurant in Sydney used to be Becasse. Justin North (exec chef & owner) outdoes himself with each dish. I say "used to be" because he has changed locations and mixed it up a bit with the philosophy; he now has Becasse (not the same menu), Quarter 21 (where you'll find similar dishes to the old Becasse) and Etch. Jay & I ate at the original Becasse twice for our wedding anniversary and my friend Mandy had her hen's night there (very classy no penis straws or strippers insight!). We haven't been to the new Becasse or Quarter 21 but we ate dinner at Etch in December. Along with Quay's Snow Egg, the most delicious dessert has now moved from the Becasse menu to the Quarter 21 menu. It is the famous & delicious Banana crème brulée, salted peanut brittle & milk coffee sorbet. [image via]


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Optimizing Firefox: Bunch of (1) worth noting keyboard shortcuts, (2) cool speedup tweaks and (3) usability centered extensions.
PART1: Cool Shortcuts and Tips
- Mouse Scroll Button – did you know that clicking on a link with a mouse scroll button opens it in a new tab.
- Slash (/) – better alternative to 'Ctrl+F' shortcut that's used for within page search. Cool part about it is that you don't have to close it, it disappears on its own. (Use 'F3' for next and 'SHIFT + F3' for previous)
- Apostrophe (') – similar to the "/" shortcut but this one searches only among page's hyperlinks.
- How To login without visiting the login page in firefox [read it on Geektronica.com]
- Open Search Results In New Tab [via: tech-recipes.com] – by default when you search from the firefox toolbar, search results displayed within the currently active tab. This tip shows how to change that and let them launch them in a new tab [HowTo: type 'about:config' in the URL box -> find 'browser.search.openintab' -> double click it to change the value to 'true']
- Assign Keywords to your Bookmarks – yet another cool firefox feature that lets you assign a desired keyword to any of your bookmarks, and later use it in the address bar as a shortcut to your bookmark. [HowTo: right-click on the bookmark -> Properties -> navigate to the 'Keyword' field and enter desired(easy-to-remember) keyword -> OK]
- How to work with groups of tabs in Firefox (lifehacker.com) – quick rundown on how to bookmark a group of open tabs, launch a folder full of bookmarks in tabs, and set a group of tabs as your Firefox home page.
PART2: Speedup Tweaks
1. Moving Firefox to your hard drive when it's minimized [via cybernetnews.com] – this little fix will move Firefox to your hard drive when you minimize it, as a result it will occupy much less of your RAM while it stays minimized. Cool part about it is that you won't experience any delays when it's maximized back.
- [HowTo: type 'about:config' in the URL box -> Right Click in the page, select New and then Boolean -> type in: config.trim_on_minimize and press Enter – > double click to select 'True']
2. Stop PDFs from freezing Firefox [via helpero.com]- you have probably experienced this before, whenever you click on a link pointing to a PDF file, firefox freezes for about a minute before it responds correctly. In some cases it may even crash. Following tip shows how to fix this.
- [HowTo: install PDF Download extension -> Restart FF -> go to Tools -> Add-ons, -> PDF Download and select Options -> in 'General' tab check the 'Open PDF box' than navigate to 'PDF opening' and check the 'Use OS default viewer' box -> Click OK]
3. Back-Forward cache [via mozillazine.org ] – Firefox has a special "Back-Forward cache" setting which makes recently visited pages load faster. Based on the amount of RAM, fiirefox decides how many of recently visited pages to keep in cache (i.e. 5 if it's 512 MB, 8 if it's 1GB …). If you don't often revisit recently visited pages (< 5 pages ago), then you can reduce that number to somewhere between 0 and 2.
- [HowTo: type 'about:config' in the URL box -> browser.sessionhistory.max_total_viewers -> double click and change the default "-1" value to 0 or something little bigger i.e. 1 or 2]
4. Fetch only what you click [via lifehacker.com] – being a smart browser, Firefox has a feature that downloads pages from links it thinks you may click on viewed pages, i.e. top results on Google search. This results in extra bandwidth, CPU usage and store history for web pages you never viewed. To fix this
- [HowTo: type 'about:config' in the URL box -> double click 'network.prefetch-next' to set it to 'false']
5. Disable Memory Leaking Extensions [sources: cybernetnews.com | mozillazine.com ] – quite a few of firefox extensions leak memory resulting in browser slowdown. This maybe due to a poor design or due to conflicts with other installed extensions. The two above mentioned sources list extensions that are known to have problems, along with recommended workarounds.
PART3: Firefox Extensions
Below I list a group of handy addons which make-up for missing firefox features. For specific extension roundups, i.e 'top 10 for productivity' or 'top 20 for web developers', etc. check out earlier post about Top 16 'Firefox extensions' links ever published.
1. ColorfulTabs – colors tabs into different colors, which makes it a lot easier to distinguish between multiple tabs.
2. Firefox Extension Backup – handy addon that lets automatically back up your extensions, themes, bookmarks, preferences, passwords, cookies… or even backup/restore your entire profile.
3. Amazing Webpage Emailer [No Longer Available] – lets you easily email any web page to anyone, including web pages that are password-protected / session-specific / require registration / have framesets.
4. HistorySubmenus – takes your History bar to the next level by adding a submenu for each day along with a list of all sites visited on that day (today, yesterday, 2-3-4 days ago…)
5. Tab Mix Plus – extremely useful extension that adds lots new features to Firefox's tab browsing capabilities: duplicating tabs, controlling tab focus, tab clicking options, undo closed tabs/windows, session manager with crash recovery and more
6. OpenSearch [No Longer Available] – if your favorite website has search capabilities (eg. makeuseof.com :-) ), then this slim addon can add it to your search toolbar for quick search access. Say you need a quick lookup for free file sharing(or any other web tool) then having makeuseof among one of your search engines should do the job
7. FaviconizeTab – This extension adds a new "FaviconizeTab" option to the context menu of the tab. When it is clicked, The width of the tab becomes small up to the size of favicon. Great if you keep a lot of tabs open like me
8. Clear Cache Button – adds 'clear cache' button to your toolbar
For more Firefox tips and tricks, don't forget to check out our MUO Firefox manual The User's Guide to Firefox Does your current browser have advanced security options? Does it sync your settings across devices? Can you manage your tabs easily? These are all things Firefox can do for you. Read More !
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Other Antivirus Softwares:
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Reduced Bitdefender Programs
Best Antivirus Software – McAfee
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This task will see you exporting your models into a game engine. You must take account of the file size and file type with regard to the chosen game engine. This criteria will include preparing your models for export such as decisions regarding polygon counts etc.
For this task we were taught how to properly export out our finished models. First we learned a technique called baking. Baking or 'baking out textures' flattens out your 3D model into a single UV image and is exported individually by: Diffusion, Shadows, Reflectance, Ambient Occlusion, Emittance, Opacity, and Specular Highlights. The advantages of separating these things is to save time by rendering these things(sort of like a cache in a sense), and if you need to make any future changes to anything you can modify them by themselves.
So instead of baking out our models we decided that since it was our first time doing this we would just bake out a simple cube. On the top we extruded it inwards a bit so it could add a bit of shadows. We textured the cube with the cloud texture and coloured them pink. Then we baked individually, the diffusion, shadows, textures, and ambient occlusion (pictured below). Then we put these files in the proper folders, ready to be imported and opened up into a gaming software.
Next we learned about passes which uses the nodal compositing system. Which is basically the same as baking only for film or animation.We used an textured oil can that our lecturer Tony designed. This had a few base colours, and a few textures, like rust, and a logo. Again just like baking we rendered these passes individually, the diffusion, shadows, textures, specular highlights, and ambient occlusion (pictured below). Then we exported them out individually by saving them in the correct folders ready to be imported by another video program.
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Blood vessels in the CNS: actors and directors of neurodevelopmentCMCB Life Sciences Seminar
|14.11.2019, 16:00 - 17:00
|Prof. Dr. Carmen Ruiz de Almodovar, Biochemie-Zentrum (BZH), Universität Heidelberg
|CRTD, ground floor, auditorium left
|Dr. Christian Lange
"Research of the past two decades has revealed that the vascular and the central nervous systems (CNS) share many regulatory cellular molecular principles. Although it is clear that both systems regulate each other during development, homeostasis and disease, the molecular mechanisms of those cross-talks remain poorly characterize. Here, I will summary the work performed and undergoing in my group to understand how the neural compartment regulates vascular growth and patterning during CNS development, and viceversa, how we found that the vasculature is also an active player in neurodevelopment."


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Lets face it, living in Los Santos in 2015 is hard. As soon as you wake up you have some short arsed guy inviting you to his apartment and even if you wanted some midget loving you cant leave the house as some mouth breathing miscreant is roaming the streets in a tank waiting to shoot you for nothing.
But never fear because as per usual Pussi Riot have the answer for you!
Time Travel.
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What is Australia's first 24hr Enduro Race? For those who have smashed our 10-12km courses we wanted an even bigger challenge so we have taken it to the next level. True Grit has teamed up with the Obstacle Course Racing Association of Australia (OCRA) to bring you an Australian 24hr Obstacle Course event.
Basically, our course will be open from 2pm on the Saturday afternoon to 2pm on the Sunday afternoon. That's 24 hours of True Grit obstacle racing. It's not for the faint hearted.
This 24 hour challenge isn't just for the fittest man, woman or team on the planet. They will be there for sure. But it's actually open to everyone who has enough Grit to register.
What do I get?
Registered participants will get the chance to participate in Australia's 24 hour Obstacle Race. You will receive a Australian Titles 24 hour Finisher's Shirt at the finish line. Medals will be awarded respectivly to 1st-3rd in four catagories. Solo Male, Solo Female, Team of 2, Team of 4 and Team of 6.
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Review Round-up: 'Joker' Alienates
"Joker," Akshay Kumar's 100th film which also stars Sonakshi Sinha and Shreyas Talpade, got many strongly-worded but mostly negative reviews from critics.
Mr. Kumar, the lead actor in the film, has reportedly refused to promote it because of a fight with the director, Shirish Kunder.
Agastya (Akshay Kumar) is a scientist from NASA who returns to his village, Pagalpur, in India and realizes that it is still underdeveloped. To attract the attention of the media and the government to the plight of the village, he spreads word that aliens have landed there. But his plan is jeopardized when another scientist, Simon Goeback (Alexx O'Nell) comes to India and calls it a hoax.
Here is a roundup of what critics had to say about the movie.
Roshni Devi wrote on Koimoi.com that the movie did not disappoint.
But she gave the movie only two stars, saying that it was "nothing out-of-this-world."
She wrote that the "premise for Joker is too simplistic," "dialogues are alright" but it is "the predictability that is the real downer." Some of the puns like Simon Goeback and the tongue-in-cheek timing of the Ayega song are well written, she added.
Ms. Devi wrote that Shirish Kunder did a "good job" as director while "his editing is alright."
She found Gaurav Dagaonkar and G.V. Prakash Kumar's songs "enjoyable" and wrote that the "background score goes well with the scenes."
Other critics disagreed.
On Zee news, critic Bikas Bhagat wrote that he applauded the director because he "dared to make a film around extra-terrestrials" but the "success of the venture looks very bleak."
"Producer Farah Khan, while promoting the film, confidently said that 'Joker' would make for a great family viewing," he wrote, but there was no "story to make people sit in the theatre."
He found the movie a "big disappointment" and found that "the only saving grace is in the form of Akshay Kumar who desperately manages to tether the film's loose elements into a mediocre fun caper."
"Sonakshi, as usual, is just there for the ornamental purpose," he added.
The film has a weak plot and an utterly mismanaged cast, he added.
He found the editing of the film "unfortunate" and wrote that the best thing about the movie was Chitrangada Singh, who appears for only one song-and-dance sequence.
He gave "one poor cheer" to the film.
Nabanita of One India Entertainment wrote that the movie seemed "too very alienated from the real world."
For her, "the first half is not a bad attempt by Kunder, but as it proceeds, things go lousy and over-the-top."
"After watching out such brilliant stars in such crazy costumes, doing some insane acts in the film, we feel nothing except pitying them," she wrote.
Though she wrote that the movie send "a good message" about the development of remote Indian villages, she still asked readers to "carry a Disprin tablet," as it might leave them "suffering from a severe headache in the second half."
In a review for NDTV, Saibal Chatterjee wrote "Joker is a crude joke of a film that will leave you in tears unless you have a stomach strong enough to digest such unmitigated junk." He gave the movie one star only for the reason that it "is probably the first mainstream comic fantasy made in Mumbai."
For him the movie "gives commercial Hindi cinema a bad name." Even though the movie is only one hour and forty five minutes long (which is short for Indian movies), "Joker is difficult to deal with," wrote Mr. Chatterjee.
"The screenplay is all over the place, clearly the handiwork of a person unable to decide whether it is a film about a forgotten village of nitwits who revel in making a sorry spectacle of themselves or a cross-eyed comment on the propensities of the nation's over-eager electronic media and smarmy political functionaries," wrote Mr. Chatterjee. He found the movie "pathetically half-baked."
He is critical of director Shirish Kunder and calls the movie a "piece of insufferable drivel."
Mr. Chatterjee did not like the actors' performances very much, either. "Akshay Kumar is as good as he can be – and that isn't all that good. Sonakshi sleepwalks through the film, grinning and frowning as he drowns in the morass," he wrote.
He asks readers to "Give Joker a miss" if they value their "sanity and money."
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Published on May 26th, 2014 | by Catherine Tingey0
WARRIOR III (Virabhadrasana III)
I love the expansiveness of this pose, which I refer to fondly as Superwoman. It feels especially good following a binding posture like Eagle.
Warrior III is a beautiful balletic pose that builds balance, inner focus and proprioception (the awareness of one's body in space).
For beginners, I suggest trying this posture in front of a mirror, or with a private instructor, to aid in alignment.
Standing in Tadasana, raise your arms overhead into Urdhva Hastasana (Upward Hands, or Arms Overhead Pose).
Engage the right thigh, lift the right foot's inner arch and engage the knee cap. Slowly hinge from the hips, lifting the left leg, toe pointed towards the earth.
If that is too challenging, try lifting the leg first with the hands on the hips. Once the hips are square and the leg parallel to the ground, extend the arms.
You can play with different Arm variations for balance: hands in prayer, arms reaching back along side body (palms down), or arms out to the side (airplane wings).
The elevated limbs (arms and one leg) and torso should be parallel to the ground.
Soften the lifted leg's buttocks and allow the hip to square (both hip points parallel to the earth). For most people, that means dropping the hip slightly.
Extend from the crown of the head while you soften the shoulders away from the ears.
Reach out from the lifted legs heel.
Switch sides.
- Half Moon
- Standing Splits
- Twisting Half Moon
- Tones the glutes, thighs, knees and abdomen.
- Strengthens the ankles
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The Hardin County Board of Education approved a contract with Cumberland Family Medical this summer that will have the company partner with Hardin County School to provide student health services effective January 8, 2019 (when school resumes after winter break). Students, parents and staff will see some new health services when Cumberland Family Medical starts its work.
A Healthy Kids Clinic will be opening in each school and teaming with current HCS school nurses. The clinic will have a medical director to provide standing orders so children will be able to receive over-the-counter medications such as Tylenol, Ibuprofen, antacids, etc., from the school nurse if the symptoms warrant that type of medication.
Healthy Kids Clinic nurse practitioners will be available if children have more severe symptoms and parent permission is given to treat the child in that manner. Students can also receive well-child examinations, dental services, immunizations and behavioral health services if parents so chose for those services to be provided.
"Hardin County Schools is extremely grateful to our friends at Cumberland Family Medical," HCS Director of Health and FRYSC Services Janay Sutton said. "These medical experts have nothing but the best interest of our students at heart and will work hard to ensure they receive the best care possible. We also appreciate our Board of Education and our administration for never wavering in its support of the health services our students need."
Parents need to ensure that a consent for health services on the Healthy Kids Clinic Registration Form has been submitted to the school nurse at their child's school so he or she can receive the full value of these services.
The Healthy Kids Clinic Registration Form and all other Health Forms were given to all parents at the beginning of the school year or at the time of student registration. The forms can be found HERE.
"These additional services are not meant to replace those provided by doctors and medical professionals in our communities," Sutton added. "A vast majority of our students and parents have deep relationships with their doctors and nurse practitioners. However, many families do not have immediate access to a medical professional. Plus, these services will be an asset to all parents who aren't in a position to come to school when the nurse calls them saying their child is ill.
"We ask for patience from our parents, students and staff as we complete this transition. There will be many changes. However, all of the same members of our wonderful school nurse family will continue working to improve and maintain the health and well-being of our students."


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County Durham Cultural Partnership exists to help create the conditions for culture to thrive in County Durham.
The Partnership aims to provide a collective voice for culture, to improve the coordination of the county's cultural activity and to help encourage opportunities for collaboration. Click HERE for more information.
The North East Inclusive Dance Network (NEIDN) brings together like-minded artists, practitioners and organisations who are interested in supporting and developing dance for and with people with a disability, with a particular focus on those with a learning disability. To find out how to get involved with the network go to http://www.neidn.co.uk
Children and Young People's Dance Network
The aim of the Children and Young People's Dance Network North is to offer networking opportunities, co-ordinate training and professional development sessions to dance artists that work in the field of young people's dance across the north.
The network is led by a consortium of Children and Young People's Dance stakeholders from across the North. They have formed the Strategic Action Group. There are 3 co-chairs; The Lowry, NSCD and Tin Arts. The SAG is currently made up of the Bridge organisations Cape UK and Curious Minds, Dance City, Cheshire Dance, Ludus Dance, Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Tin Arts, The Lowry, Yorkshire Dance and 1 Independent working in the field of dance Pete Huggins (Gateway Studio Project, Gateshead).
By working together we will ensure children and young people have the same opportunities wherever they live.
Mission We will create more, diverse and high quality dance opportunities for children and young people in the North
Aim 1: Broaden the offer to children and young people through collaboration
Aim 2: Strengthen the voice of the sector to advocate and promote dance. Strengthen the sector by championing and celebrating achievement of great work happening within children and young people's dance across the North
We believe in inspiring a passion for lifelong learning in, with and through dance.
We believe in building effective collaborations and partnerships with individuals, organisations, agencies and stakeholders across the north in order to achieve shared goals.
Find out more here - http://www.cypdancenetworknorth.org/


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The prologue consists of Eric and Diana, walking along the beach at night. They sit under a random beach umbrella, left in the sand for the evening. Diana looks longingly at Eric's neck, then tells him she brought him there to die. Before Eric can get out a wtf, Diana goes for … the beach umbrella, really a clever stake in disguise, and plunges it into Eric's heart. Ooh, tricky Diana! Looks like we have a vampire vigilante in town, that should make things interesting!
Nate (the douche), Jay (the nerd) and Billy (the intense emo) are all spending the summer in Sandy Hollow, and they're talking about what an AWESOME summer they're going to have. They're from the tiny town of Holcomb, which has no relation to Shadyside whatsoever. But how will we know this is a Fear Street book? Billy tells them the story about Vampire Island, the creepy island off the coast, always covered with a swarm of bats. Billy's really into his vampire story, and the other guys make fun of him. That is, until two bats carry off a dog to the island. Yikes. I mean, it was a little dog, but that still seems pretty creepy. And implausible. Nobody's laughing anymore, and Billy coldly vows to himself that he will destroy all the vampires by the time summer's over. Ooh, looks like we have another vampire vigilante. I hope Billy and Diana hook up, that'd be fun.
The other guys are like, Billy, what the eff? So he explains last summer his girlfriend Joelle was killed by a vampire, and he spent the past year in a mental institution getting over it. Nate and Jay feel the treatment didn't take, and maybe they let Billy out a little too soon.
Next on is April, the little blonde from last summer with the inappropriate bikini who callously ate her boyfriend after he (almost) saved her life. I love the continuity of this story! She meets two other vampires, Kylie, the stunning redhead, and Irene, the stunning blonde. They whine a lot about wanting nectar. This certainly is no Anne Rice novel, nobody ever seems to be having any fun, or getting enough to eat. Being a Fear Street vampire is hard! Things look up for them, though, when they spot the three boys wandering around town. They invite them to be in a play, called 'Night of the Vampire.' Yah, right. It conveniently only has rehearsals at night. You think Billy, as vampire vigilante, would pick up on these hints, but not so much. They all heartily agree that a play would be the best party of all the summer.
The vampire girls decide to make a little bet between themselves, to see who can turn their boy the first. Wait – I've read this plot line before! Was there NO other way to make vampire teens on the beach interesting? Whatever. They all meet the next night at the play tryouts. Up to this point, actually, I didn't think there was a play called 'Night of the Vampire,' but I was so wrong. These teens really did decide to spend their evenings at the playhouse. Irene makes headway with Nate, and April's getting along fine with Jay, but Kylie cannot catch Billy's interest because he's too busy looking for vampires. And flirting with another girl, Mae-Linn.
Mae-Linn gets the lead in the play, AND the guy, it appears, because Billy goes out with her after the play. Kylie must have been pretty choked, because next thing you know, M-L turns up drained of blood in a sand dune. Poor Billy, he keeps on losing girls. But the show must go on, and Kylie is given the lead part. Girl works fast, she got rid of the competition quickly. Meanwhile, Billy's starting to get suspicious of April, because Jay's been all tired and lethargic, and she's too pale. Oddly enough, he doesn't think about the OTHER two pale girls she hangs out with.
His suspicions seem to be confirmed about April when a guy name Rick Taylor runs up to her, telling her he remembers her from Shadyside. Hah! So for sures it's a Fear Street book now. April freaks out and hustles Rick away. Billy demands to see Jay's neck, and Jay tells him to eff off, and goes home to sleep some. Since Billy has no one left to accuse of vampirism, he lets himself be pulled into Kylie's bloody kisses. Oh boys. They're too easy.
Kylie and Billy decide to be adventurous and explore Vampire Island. Um, good plan Billy, since you know there are vampires out there. TIME FOR A PLEASURE CRUISE. They run into a bunch of bats, and then a wolf attacks Billy. A wolf on a tiny island off the beach, um, k. But apparently not really a wolf, because Billy turns into some kind of warrior and drives a table leg into the wolf's chest. Huh. Anyways, it's a vampire wolf he just killed, so go Billy! Billy goes to find Kylie. What do you do when you just killed a vampire and you're a vamp vigilante? Make out with the hot redhead who is in no way a vampire, of course. Billy's kind of a tool in this book. The party doesn't last long, though, because they stumble over the body of Rick, April's old Shadyside chum. There's never a good time to be from Shadyside, I tell you.
Billy really ups his vigilante game, and runs to Nate and Jay, telling them their girlfriends are vampires. Nobody is amused, and they pretty much avoid him after that. He has no one to go to but Kylie, and her hot, hot kisses. At least they aren't hot and dry this time! He feels a prick on his neck, and wonders what it could be? Why, mosquitoes, of course, she replies, miserable little bloodsuckers. Teehee. Billy has got to be the dumbest guy around. He's LOOKING for vampires, he has one attached to his neck, and he just can't seem to find any.
Despite being obtuse as to Kylie's undead status, Billy is convinced April is a vampire, so he decides to set a trap. He convinces Jay to go along with his plan, luring April into the basement of the playhouse during a storm, and lying about what time it is until the sun was well and truly up. Good plan Billy. He shoves April into the streaming sunlight and – she doesn't go poof. April's all, duh, Billy you idiot vigilante, I am clearly not a vampire. And my name is actually Diana, the vigilante from the prologue! She's April's cousin from Shadyside. April went home after last summer newly undead, but she was unhappy being a monster, so finally stepped into the sunlight, killing herself. Hence, Diana is a vigilante monster-killer, to avenge her cousin's suicide. She went WAY deep undercover, living with the vampires, who didn't notice she was pumping full of fresh juicy blood.
Billy has found his soulmate, and they go to Vampire Island to finish things. They get there near dusk, in a creepy dark rain. They have the awesome plan that they should split up. Billy stumbles onto a shack, with three coffins in it. One of the coffins was full of clothes, the others full of Kylie and Irene. Wait – did they use an extra coffin as a closet? Like they couldn't have used an actual closet? No time to worry about that, because both girls wake up at the same time, and advance on him. He is able to stake Irene, but Kylie has the upper hand on him.
This chapter is awesome, entitled 'Kylie has Eyes for Billy.' She lifts him off the ground like a doll and tries to bite him, but he uses the ancient art of 'poking her in the eyes' to get her away. April/Diana shows up at that point and rips a board off the window of the shack, letting in a stream of sunlight, because apparently it is now a) daytime, and b) really sunny out. Not impressed, no consistency here. Anyways, awesome part. All of Kylie disintegrates, except her eyeballs. "Only the eyeballs remained, staring up accusingly at him. Staring. Staring. Until they too melted and became wet, green puddles on the floor." I have no idea why I love that passage so much, clearly it's too much Fear Street. Billy and Diana embrace until the inexplicably shining sun sets.
They celebrate with pizza that night. Billy tries to help Diana cut their pizza, but accidentally cuts himself deeply with the knife. Only … there's no blood. What could this mean? Turns out, Billy was a vampire all along, turned last year at the time of the death of his girlfriend. He wasn't in a mental institution, he was in a coffin last year. He hated the vampires for turning him last year, so decided to kill them all. But apparently Billy didn't have super self control, as he was the one who killed both Mae-Linn and Rick. And now that Diana knows his secret, he might as well eat her in front of a restaurant of frightened people …
Oh, come on! You did that twist last time! At least with April turning out to have become a vampire, it was kind of cute and explainable, but Billy wandered around all summer, getting bit by another vampire who never noticed he had no blood himself. This just isn't likely, I don't like it. What I DO like is this cover – very Harlequin romance. There's totally a wind machine on the models. Who are they, though? Maybe Diana and Billy, but I prefer to think this is depicting the prologue scene, with Diana and Eric. Billy just didn't seem like a long-haired romance novel type. Hmmm, I don't think this sequel was redeemable. Thank god there wasn't a Goodnight Kiss 3, I have a feeling it would be a little predictable. I give it 13 puddles of green eye goop out of 45.


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Verve Corporation was founded by a team of information capture consultants who have spent 20 years learning and inventing the best information capture practices. Our purpose is to create the best Information Capture Software imaginable – Verve Capture. To do this, we found that we had to break all the rules. We also found that Verve Capture is going to revolutionize the information capture market.
Breaking the Rules:
Verve Corporation is unlike most every vendor in the capture market.
- We have no angel investors and no external stockholders. We feel that having these would get in the way of our primary mission of doing what's best for the client. Verve Corporation is a closely held profitable company.
- Verve clients have access to our best developers during support calls in order to resolve support calls as quickly as possible.
- The Verve Capture development cycle prioritizes features desired by our clients. We will never redesign Verve Capture without input from our clients. Verve Capture will remain Verve Capture and we will not morph it into something else because of industry trends or because we are trying to compete with other vendors.
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We lost so many important people in 2016. Why was that particularly hard on my generation?
I feel like I've spent much of the last year in mourning — not for family or friends but for people I've never even met. For many people that sounds like someone being overly dramatic but, for anyone who grew up in the 70s and 80s, they will tell you that it's not. Every expression of grief is heartfelt and genuine.
Yesterday I woke up to the news that Carrie Fisher (beloved author and actress best known for playing Princess Leia Organa in the Star Wars film franchise) passed away at the age of 60. The news came barely 24 hours after the untimely death of another icon, pop singer George Michael, and after what feels like an endless list of obituaries of personalities from my youth: Prince, David Bowie, Muhammad Ali, Garry Shandling and Gene Wilder. (In addition to other great influences like Harper Lee and John Glenn.)
Why do we feel for the loss of celebrities like we would a "real" person? I like to believe it's because my generation (aka Gen-X: born from 1965 to 1984) is the first truly "multi-media" generation: the first to be exposed to cable & satellite television, home video recorders and the first early adopters of the internet. We didn't just read about these people through static images and journalistic intermediaries. We brought them into our living rooms, our bedrooms, our desktop and laptop computers. Ours was the first generation that consumed their media whenever we wanted, as often as we wanted. We spent literally thousands of hours listening to their voices, reading their faces and even mimicking their best lines and moves.
As writer Stereo Williams describes it: "We were the first generation of kids to grow up with VCRs and Blockbuster video and cable TV as mainstays of our culture. We were able to watch our favorite movies at home whenever we wanted, we could tape our favorite TV shows, and were constantly bombarded with syndicated gems. (Requiem for an '80s Kid: We've Lost Our Prince and Now Our Princess)
I may not have had cable television growing up in Manila in the 1970s and 80s but we could tap into the US Armed Forces' Far East Network (FEN) UHF television signal, giving us a steady supply of American news, sit-coms and late-night television. I rented pirate VHS tapes recorded live off MTV in the US. When I close my eyes while listening to 1984's "Do They Know It's Christmas" I can tell you exactly who is singing and when. That's also how I learned Prince and David Bowie were the coolest cats on the planet. Throughout high school, I had Bowie's TIME magazine cover pinned to my closet. My copy of the 12-inch single of "Purple Rain" (in purple) is the most prized possession in my record collection.
But back to Carrie Fisher. My brothers and I had a copy of both Star Wars and Empire on VHS. I must have seen each film at least 200 times. (And that was just in the 80s.) Tell me any line from any of the movies in the original trilogy and I can tell you the line that comes immediately after. I played with my Star Wars action figures, mixing them with LEGO and Playmobil to create my own private "expanded universe" throughout my childhood (and even, I have to admit, long after it was considered cool to still play with toys).
Fisher is, of course, part of the original Star Wars triumvirate that includes Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford. In 2016, all three reassembled onstage at Comic Con to promote Episode VII: The Force Awakens.
It was the first time I had seen all three onscreen for the first time in decades, each one having visibly aged since the original movie in 1977. But as I watched with delight the Youtube clip on my living room TV, I noticed tears involuntarily streaming down my face. I couldn't fully explain why. I still can't. I was just so happy to see all three of them together again.
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Go To ChickenPosted: January 16, 2015 Filed under: All, Broiler, Chicken, Dinner, Main, Sauces | Tags: Butter, Chardonnay, Chicken Legs, Chicken Thighs, Lemon, Minced Garlic, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Sangiovese, Sauvignon blanc, Worcestershire sauce Leave a comment
We all have a "go to" recipe. It's a must for the days when the evening gets away from you, for when you are trying to do too many things at once, for when cooking seems like too much. This chicken is so incredibly easy, so incredibly tasty. I'm sure you'll add it to your "go to" list as well. PS – This is not healthy my friends, just a warning.
2 sticks butter
Juice of 2 lemons
1/4 tsp salt
4 tsp minced garlic
4 Tbs worcesteshire sauce (such as Lea & Perrins)
4 skinless, boneless chicken thighs
4 whole chicken legs (original recipe calls for 24 whole chicken thighs, but that's too much for us. I've adjusted it to please the adults, by adding the thighs, as well the kids, who get the drummies)
Preheat oven to 450°. Line baking sheet with aluminum foil.
Melt butter in a saucepan. Add lemon juice, salt, garlic, and Worcestershire sauce and stir. Set aside.
With metal tongs, dip chicken one by one into the butter mixture and place on baking sheets. Once all of the chicken is coated and on the baking sheet, take a pastry brush and give them another coating of mixture.
Bake for 30 – 35 minutes, turning them over and basting one more time after about 15 minutes. For more color, turn on the broiler for a couple of minutes. Remove when golden brown. Serve immediately with rice or potatoes.
Wine Pairing Suggestions:
Pinot Gris / Pinot Grigio
Pinot Noir
Sauvignon Blanc
Serves 4 – 6
Total time: 40 minutes
*Derived from Ree Drummond's Spicy Roasted Chicken Legs
Lemon-Butter Chicken with AsparagusPosted: September 8, 2014 Filed under: All, Broiler, Chicken, Dinner, Grilling, Main, Sauces, Sides, Tips, Uncategorized, Veggies, Wine | Tags: Asparagus, chicken, Garlic, Italian parsley, Lemon, Lemon juice, Lemon Zest, Minced Garlic, Olive oil, unsalted butter Leave a comment
Before I started grilling I kind of thought it was really simple. I mean, why else would that be most men's sole form of cooking? I'm learning, however, how wrong I was. I'll give you that burgers and dogs are simple, once you get used to the grill. And that's the key, getting used to your grill. Like oven and stove tops, they are all pretty unique in how they heat. Some can take forever, such as the case with my crappy stove top, while others heat like a stove top is supposed. I'm finding this pretty much sums it up with grills, too. Also, finding that perfect spot to grill where the outside doesn't get charred while leaving the inside raw. And timing, when to turn it, when to move it, etc. I've found a whole new appreciation for those that grill, and grill well. But don't tell them or I'll deny it. 🙂
Kosher salt
4 chicken pieces, with bone & skin, about 10-12 oz each piece
1½ lb asparagus
Olive oil
1 lemon, cut into 6 wedges (for garnish – optional)
Lemon Butter:
½ cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
3 Tbs finely chopped fresh Italian parsley (as a time saver sub Litehouse freeze-dried parsley)
2 tsp finely grated lemon zest
2 Tbs fresh lemon juice (which is super simple since you just zested one)
2 garlic cloves, minced
In a small bowl mash the lemon butter ingredients, including ¼ tsp each of salt and pepper, until thoroughly blended. (This can be a bit challenging as the lemon juice and butter do no naturally combine well)
Carefully lift the skin of each piece of chicken, being careful to not puncture the skin. Spread 1 tablespoon of lemon butter around under the skin. Lay skin back in place.
Transfer remaining lemon butter to small saucepan and melt over medium heat. Set aside
Prepare grill for direct and indirect heat over medium (350° to 450°F).
Remove and discard the tough bottom of each asparagus. This is done easiest by taking one and bending it gently at the bottom until it snaps at its natural point, then line the rest up and cut them at about the same location. Drizzle asparagus with olive oil and season with salt and pepper.
Brush chicken with oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill chicken, skin side up over direct medium heat, with the lid closed, until nicely marked on the bottom, about 5 minutes. Without turning the chicken, move it over to indirect medium heat, close the lid and continue cooking until the meat is opaque all the way to the bone, about 30 minutes. About 5 minutes before the chicken is done, brush the tops with some of the melted lemon butter and then turn chicken over to skin side down. Slide over to direct medium heat, close the lid, and continue cooking until the skin is brown, basting once more with the lemon butter. Remove from the grill, cover, and let rest 3 – 5 minutes.
Grill asparagus over direct medium heat, with the lid closed, until crisp tender, 6 – 8 minutes. Turn occasionally. Arrange asparagus on serving platter and drizzle with remaining butter. Serve chicken warm with asparagus and garnish with lemon wedges.
Wine Pairing Suggestions:
Pinot Gris / Pinot Grigio
Sauvignon Blanc
Serves 4
Prep time: 20 minutes / Grilling time: 43 minutes
*Derived from Jamie Purviance
Caesar Salad & Pasta PrimaveraPosted: February 25, 2014 Filed under: All, Dinner, Lunch, Main, Meatless, Sides, Uncategorized, Veggies | Tags: Asparagus, baby Peas, Basil, Butter, Croutons, Eggs, Fume Blanc, Garlic, Garlic Olive Oil, Grüner Veltliner, Heavy Cream, Lemon, Muscadet, Mushrooms, Olive oil, Parmesan, Parsley, Sauvignon blanc, Snow peas, spaghetti, Tomatoes, Wine Vinegar, Worchester Sauce, Zucchini Leave a comment
I am so happy and beyond excited to be able to share my "Guest Blogger" with you today. I'm going to have to do the typing for her because, well, she's 5 1/2 and this would take all day. My youngest foodie D wanted to take a cooking class that was being offered through her school, and I couldn't think of any reason to say No. I mean, my little angel girl loves cooking, like her mommy?!?!! She has always been my little foodie, ready and willing to try anything. She absolutely adores food and as soon as she finishes one meal, she is already thinking about the next. On Sunday she was making cookies and I caught her talking lovingly to her dough. Does it get any better? I think it just might! Yesterday was her first day of her cooking class and she came home buzzing with excitement from her class. They got to eat their food in class, but she also brought a plate home to share with the family. We all raised our hands in agreement that her food was "super yummy!" I am pleased to share with you her results.
Caesar Salad
3 medium heads romaine lettuce; chilled, dry, and crisp
1/3 cup garlic olive oil
2-3 Tbs wine vinegar
1 lemon – halved
2 One Minute coddled eggs
Salt to taste
Dash Worchester sauce
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
6 Tbs grated Parmesan cheese (can add more)
1 cup Caesar croutons
Bring a sauce pan of water to boil. Gently add eggs and turn heat to low, set timer for 2 minutes. Remove eggs with slotted spoon or wire mesh strainer. Cool in cold water and set aside.
Into a chilled salad bowl, break romaine leaves into 2 inch widths. Drizzle with garlic olive oil and vinegar. Squeeze juice from lemon over the top. Break coddled eggs over lettuce, toss many times to ensure everything is thoroughly mixed. Season with salt, pepper, and Worchester sauce. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese. Toss six or seven times until dressing is well combined and every leaf is coated. Add croutons. Serve immediately.
Pasta Primavera
1 lb Italian style spaghetti
1 cup thinly sliced zucchini
1 ½ cup snow peas (can use frozen)
1 cup baby peas (can use frozen)
6 asparagus sliced in 1″ pieces
1 cup sliced mushrooms
1 (16 oz) can peeled tomatoes, drained and chopped
3 Tbs olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
¼ cup chopped fresh parsley (can sub 1/8 cup if using dried)
2 tsp minced garlic
½ cup freshly grated parmesan
¹⁄³ cup butter
1 cup heavy cream (can sub low-fat milk)
¹⁄³ cup fresh, chopped basil
Cook pasta in large pot boiling water.
Briefly cook the green vegetables and mushrooms in water (or steam). When crisp tender, refresh by running under cold water. In large frying pan heated to medium, sauté tomatoes and parsley in olive oil. Add all of the vegetables and simmer until heated through.
Add cooked pasta, cheese, cream, butter, and basil. Toss to coat. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Serve hot, with chilled Caesar salad.
Wine Pairing Suggestions:
Fume Blanc
Grüner Veltliner
Sauvignon Blanc
Both recipes serve 6
Orzo "Paella"Posted: February 20, 2014 Filed under: All, Chicken, Dinner, Main, Pasta, Seafood, Wine | Tags: Beaujolais, Chianti, Chicken Broth, Chicken Thighs, Garmay, Gruner, Lemon, Olive oil, Onion, Orzo, Parsley, Peas, Roasted Red Pepper, Sangiovese, Shrimp, Turmeric Leave a comment
There is something about orzo. The texture. The size. It's just the most amazing little cross between rice and pasta. A rice / pasta cross-over! This recipe calls itself a "paella" and it makes for a wonderful "when I grow up I want to be a paella" dish. The flavors come together really nicely and are a great compliment to each other. I was able to use left over chicken, which is always a plus for me, and it had shrimp. As most people know, we are a big shrimp eating family. The peas were a "no go" for the kiddos, but that was no surprise. This got a big thumps-up and was wonderfully quick to make!
¾ lb large frozen shrimp; cleaned, shelled, thawed with tails on (I used what I had in the freezer, which were medium, and they worked just fine)
Juice of ½ a lemon
¼ tsp each salt and pepper
1 Tbs plus 1 tsp olive oil
3 ½ cups low sodium chicken broth
2 cups water
¼ tsp turmeric
1 lb orzo (can sub whole wheat for a healthier meal)
½ cup frozen peas
½ small onion, finely chopped (time-saving tip: buy pre-chopped either in the freezer section or fresh in produce)
2-4 cooked chicken thighs cut into 1″ chunks
¼ cup roasted red pepper, cut into thin strips (I bought the jarred version, though you could roast your own)
¼ cup flat-leaf parsley, chopped
Preheat oven to 425°. Place first four ingredients and 1 tbs of olive oil in large zip-lock bag. In medium pot, bring chicken broth and 2 cups water to boil. Add turmeric and orzo; boil for 6 minutes. Drain, reserving ¾ cup of cooking liquid. Place frozen peas in the broth and let sit.
Heat remaining 1 tsp olive oil in a large pan. Add onion and cook until translucent. Add shrimp and cook 3 minutes; flip halfway through. Add chicken thighs; cook for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add drained orzo to pan. Pour peas and reserved liquid over orzo and stir. Finally, stir in red pepper. Bake for 10 minutes. Top with parsley and serve.
Wine Pairing Suggestions:
Grüner Veltliner
Serves 6 (and probably some left for lunch)
Prep time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 22 minutes
*Derived from Fitness Magazine
Linguine with Shrimp ScampiPosted: February 7, 2014 Filed under: All, Dinner, Main, Meatless, Pasta, Seafood, Uncategorized, Wine | Tags: Black pepper, Kosher salt, Lemon, Lemon juice, Linguine, Minced Garlic, Parsley, Red pepper flakes, Shrimp, Vegetable Oil Leave a comment
I don't think I have discovered a way to make shrimp that my kids WON'T eat. Not that I'm really trying. But sometimes I think, "There is no way they are going to go for this." And they do. We even went to our favorite Chinese place earlier in the week at the request of D, for the honey walnut prawns. I was telling the owner that I tried making them at home, and while they were very good, they weren't OIC Bowl good. After she walked away, Berto leaned across the table and whispered to me, "Yours were REALLY good Mommy." Heart melting. Right there. Right then. Well, these got the same reaction from the kids, and the Hubs, too!
Vegetable Oil
Kosher salt
1 1/2 lbs linguine
6 Tbs unsalted butter
5 Tbs olive oil
3 Tbs minced garlic (time saver tip: Buy jarred minced garlic, such as Spice World)
2 lbs large, peeled and deveined shrimp (I always buy them that way)
1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
3/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
Grated zest of 1 lemon
1/2 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice (about 4 small lemons)
1/2 lemon thinly sliced in half-rounds (left mine whole rounds, but half is better)
1/4 tsp hot red pepper flakes (optional, I omitted)
Drizzle some vegetable oil in a large pot of boiling salted water, do not skip this step. It helps keep your linguine from clumping together. Add 1 tbs salt and the linguine. Cook for 7-10 minutes, or according to package directions.
While water is boiling and pasta is cooking, in another large, heave-bottomed pan, melt the butter and olive oil over medium heat. Add garlic and sauté for 1 minute. Keep a close eye, the garlic will burn very quickly. Add the shrimp, 1 tbs salt, and the pepper. Sauté until the shrimp have just turned pink, about 5 minutes, stirring often. Remove from heat, add parsley, lemon zest, lemon juice, lemon slice, and red pepper flakes (if using). Toss to combine.
Drain the linguine and add it back to the pot in batches. In-between batches, add some of the shrimp and sauce. Toss well, and devour!
Wine Pairing Suggestions:
Picpoul Blanc
Vinho Verde
Serves 6
Total time: 40 minutes
*Courtesy Ina Garten
Lemony Sour Cream MuffinsPosted: July 8, 2013 Filed under: All, Baking, Breakfast, Meatless, Snacks, Uncategorized | Tags: Baking powder, Butter, Flour, Lemon, Muffin, Sodium bicarbonate, Sour cream, Vanilla extract Leave a comment
These quick, light, and tangy muffins are perfect for warm summer mornings!
2 cups all-purpose flour
2/3 cup sugar
2 tsp baking powder
¼ tsp baking soda
1 lemon, zested and juiced
¾ cup sour cream
2 large eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/8 tsp lemon extract
1 stick unsalted butter, melted
Whisk dry ingredeints, including lemon zest, in a large bowl. In another bowl, whisk remaining ingredients, including lemon juice. Pour wet ingredients over dry. Gentlystir everything together. Don't worry about lumps, they're better than overmixed batter.
Spoon batter into paper-lined muffin tins. Bake 18-20 minutes until muffins are golden.
Serves 12
Prep Time: 20 minutes; Bake Time: 20 minutes
*derived from Parade Magazine
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Complimentary water to be provided at U.S. Open
June 16, 2017 – Town of Erin, WI – In light of the update from the Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department about e-coli bacteria being found in drinking water at a hydration station at Erin Hills, the U.S. Open has released more information below.
The update is from Janeen Driscoll Director, Public Relations United States Golf Association
1) Fans can continue to bring in their clear, transparent EMPTY water bottles for filling at our hydration stations. Bottled water will come in the form of jug water from water machines. Individual water bottles will not be provided at hydration stations, and we want to clarify this message immediately, so fans can prepare to bring their personal water bottles to the championship this weekend.
2) Those arriving at Erin Hills this morning are telling our staff that some stations are reporting fans can bring in two full individual water bottles to the championship this weekend. That message is incorrect. We are providing complimentary jug water for filling and refilling personal, individual water bottles through the weekend. Filled individual bottles will not be permitted, as a security precaution.
3) The USGA has ordered more than 430 jug bottles of water, to start, this morning, providing an adequate supply for today's round, and will continue to ensure fans have access to free water this weekend.
4) All water at the U.S. Open is safe to drink; we are working directly with the Public Health Department to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all fans.
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