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Wp Aggregator Ultimate Now Work With Synonyms Database, tool now can work with many synonyms databases from txt files
Wp Aggregator Ultimate Now Work With Synonyms Database, tool now can work with many synonyms databases from txt files
Apr 29 2011, 07:16 AM
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Quick, quality and cheap uniqueness of rss feeds plus automatic posting in many sites simultaneously with WP Aggregator Ultimate.
Yes, "Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate" work with synonym databases. The new version of Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate is already working with a databases of synonyms.
On aggregators you can ask to use synonymous database from standard text file in UTF-8 encoding. This makes possible the automatic qualitative uniqueness of the rss feeds automatically and uniqueness of large volumes of texts which again will be automatically published in multiple sites of your schedule.
Since yesterday conducting mandatory seven-day tests and the results so far are that if you use aggregators of shared hosting with a memory_limit of 128 MB option in php, everything works correctly with databases to around 1.5 to 2 mb, ie about 8000-10000 synonymous terms.
A new function ONE: substitution of synonyms has two different types:
1. Replacement of one main word line in the database with one of its synonyms is located in the same row in the database.
Previous format of the database for synonyms entered into the text box was:
keyword = synonym1, synonym2, synonym3;
NEW Setting where it is activated "First word to Synonym".
In this case, if we consider a row from the database, there have one word which is "Master" - in this case is the word "keyword". Every word that is first in the database before the equals sign is the "Master". In a database with 10000 synonym master sockets we have about 30,000 words.
What is the replacement algorithm in this case: aggregator crawling on the text of Rss Feed and when some word correspond to any of the "Master" words aggregator replace it in the original text with random synonym of the other place in the same row in the database.
2. Replace any word in the row in the database with random synonym.
Format of the database - csv format - words, separated by commas. End of this line is mean as ever with the symbol semicolon.
Sample line from the database:
keyword, synonym1, synonym2, synonym3;
In this case, if we consider a row from the database, there is NO word that is "Master" - all words are equal to each other.
Setting where it is activated "Every word to Synonym".
What is the algorithm in this case: Aggregator crawling the text of Rss Feed and when some word correspond to any words in first row in database, replace word in the original text with random synonym of the other place in the same row of database. After this aggregator skips to the next row in the database.
New feature two: Possible different locations on the link to the full article
We already know from the article "how and where to post links for seo" that links from the beginning of the content articles are more powerful than their environment, and of the end of the article are even weaker. The picture below shows it visually:
So if we want to aggregate a site and want to give more or less weight on the link we can pick exactly the position of the link.
When we are actively putting a link to the original article we can ask than what to write on the link and where to link.
There are four options:
- First. Link is first. The contents of the article begins with him.
- Before content. Link is between the text you enter in the fields in the "Content Seo" part and the content.
- After content. Link is after the text of the article but before text that you have enter in text fields in "Content Seo" part. In this case, the link will be published after content and before "after item".
- Last. Link is last.
New feature three: Replacing with synonyms work separately in the title of the news and in content. Can be configured separately for title and content:
- Will be included with synonymous substitution
- Does not work with replacement synonyms for the title of the content, or in both places
- Is work taking a condensed list of synonyms introduced in the field in the administration or a large list introduced synonymous to a large database - uploaded a text file in a directory of aggregators
It is important to know the following:
1. Aggregators can work with Separated synonym databases! Each Rss feed can run a separate database synonyms. Synonymous databases are uploaded into a specific directory and there you can upload many text files to use like databases with synonyms.
In settings of each rss feed is set to which database to run this Rss feed. Directory is protected, that even a user tries to open the exact url address to text file with the database will not be able to open and download database.
2. Consumers who have already purchased WP Aggregator Ultimate will receive update for free (any further updates also are free)
3. We have a large database of commonly used synonyms Bulgarian with over 25000 synonym clusters (about 100 thousand words) and a large database of frequently used English words and their synonyms, with about 20,000 words and their synonyms (about 60,000 words).
If you will create separate database for each website and each topic you will have great success in serch engines.
4. Complete with aggregators we will provide summary database with about 1000 words and their synonyms - a total of about 5000 words. With it you can easily and quickly test how this feature works and decide whether it is worthwhile to invest money to buy a suitable database or to invest in creating their own work on such a basis with synonyms.
5. This version of aggregator can work with large databases with synonyms. Good english words synonym database separate price is 30 USD. (20000 words and synonyms of these words - all are about 60000 words). This database is included for all new purchases in top version of aggregator - you will receive database for free with every new purchase (since 23 June 2011).
English database will provide customized with each new purchase. Bulgarian large database will be sold and will only be used for testing since the copyright of this database, we do not keep them.
The databases are specially formatted to work with aggregators and ready for work. Just upload a directory for the databases are marked based on the settings of the rss feed and you can start uniqueness texts in huge quantities - quickly, cheaply and efficiently.
6. The new version is uploaded in the demo site and now you can test it for free! Here are the login to administration of demo account:
Admin account demo:
Username: demo
Password: demo123
You can see functions and test it from: Components-> Wordpress aggregator.
Database of Demo site is nulled every 20 Minutes!
In demo site are included only short synonyms databases!
Words started with many symbols are removed from synonym database to prevent commercial use of demo site!
The new version is uploaded and published in our extensions directory.
Price is unchanged - 88 USD.
Online purchase
If you want only synonym database:
English synonym database with about 20000 words and their synonyms (about 60000 words) - price 30 USD.
If you buy Wp Aggregator Ultimate, you will receive this database for free with aggregator.
New: Scrapper plugin is now included in standart version of Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate for free.
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Jun 24 2011, 07:57 AM
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Two new important updates for free: (since 23 June 2011)
1. Now Scrapper plugin is included for free in standart version of Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate.
2. This english synonyms database is included for free in all new purchases in top version of aggregator.
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Feb 16 2012, 01:01 PM
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Latest changes in Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate:
1. Spin format support in "before title" and "after title" fields
2. Spin format support in "before content" and "after content" fields. You can see examples of spin format syntax and test here: article spinner
3.Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate can work with big synonyms databases inserted in database of joomla. Wordpress Aggregator Ultimate work now well with databases of to ONE MILLION synonyms! Synonyms are inserted in database and every feed can be configured to work with different synonym database.
Example: feed one work with german synonym database, feed two work with english synonym database, feed three work with russian synonyms database, feed four work with english synonym database, but specialized - for topics sem, marketing and web design.
This english synonym database is included in WP Aggregator Ultimate.
Latest versions are:
for Joomla 1.5 - WP Aggregator Ultimate with Scraper 1.5.5
for Joomla 2.5/1.7 - WP Aggregator Ultimate with Scraper 1.6.4
Both versions are released on 15 January 2012, are tested over 10 days and are published today - 16. February 2012.
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Angelenos tell bold, untold stories of their journey to America. Among them is So Hyun Chang's poignant narrative poem "Sugarcane Arirang" recounting the first Korean Americans' long days toiling in the sugar fields of their new country.
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Admission: $5 suggested donation
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One day of rain in Washington. A record, no doubt.
Smoke from nearby wildfires.
Wampus and Zen taking a rest.
Frozen Mica Lake.
North Cascades National Park!
The 3 Gay Cabelleros! After months of chasing them, we finally got to spend time with this beautiful (and hiker famous) trio and share wine, conversation and song.
Stunning Golden Larches, the only deciduous coniferous tree, with their wonderful fall color.
Worn out socks on worn out feet.
Fall colors.
Sunrise hiking.
Hopkins Lake... our last campsite of the trip and a perfect spot.
Some last morning portraits.
This is a collection of images from Skykomish to Hopkins Lake (6 miles from the border). There is not much that I can say about the North Cascades that can do it justice. There are also few words I could use that would describe how simultaneously difficult and exhilarating it was. We managed to do big miles over big climbs to cover the last nearly two hundred miles and though there were days our bodies felt broken down, we were getting closer and closer to Canada... and that kept propelling us forward (and upward). The weather was perfect even though we dealt with smoky air due to nearby fires. Our last days on trail were so special and we tried to savor them as much as possible.


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By Kyle Gillespie
When the sun goes down in the Central Philippines the reefs come alive as crabs, snails, cuttlefish and other creature emerge from hiding. Meet the marine creatures that crowd the reefs at night and the fishers who collect them.
(All photographs by Kyle Gillespie/Project Seahorse)
The village of Bilang-bilangan West is several miles off the west coast of Bohol. Fishing is a major source of food and income. Several of these boats will set out for the reefs as the sun goes down as creatures like crabs and squid emerge.
A fishing boat is readied for a night of fishing. Lanterns help the fisher see down onto the reef and also attract curious marine life to the boat. Note that this is not the type of lantern fishing that is used for seahorses – this boat is much bigger and the lanterns more impressive.
The sun sets over Jandayan Island as fishers prepare to dive the reefs to collect crabs, and other marine species. Invertebrates, which mostly emerge at night, provide about third of the protein in local diets.
Fishers near Matabao, Bohol, ready their nets for an evening of fishing.
As the reefs darken, an aeolid nudibranch emerges from the coral to hunt.
Scavengers, like the spotted porcelain crab also appear and search for morsels of food.
The squat shrimp, another scavenger, may be small but it certainly adds a splash of colour to the reef.
Hand-made crab traps dry in the sun on Batasan Island, Bohol. Crab fishing has become a major source of protein and income on Danajon Bank in the Central Philippines.
Once snails and crabs are caught, meat is removed and prepared for meals. Here, marine snails are removed from their shells. Batasan Island, Bohol.
A flamboyant cuttlefish is one of the more curious (and colourful) creatures on the reef. This one watched from a distance for several minutes before coming to investigate. Apparently, we did not appear to be a threat.
Many species depend heavily on a specific type of habitat on which to live. This type of coral shrimp hides in crevasses during the day and spends its nights in amongst soft corals.
The white spotted hermit crab cannot make its own shell and must find a new one every time it out grows its home. The reef is a competitive real estate market, with crabs often battling for a new shelter.
Sea cucumbers are laid in the sun to dry on Batasan Island, Bohol. These creatures have become a popular item in the fish and medicine markets of Hong Kong. Sea cucumbers now sell for up to 25 times the price of lobsters in China.
Nudibranchs, like this chromodoris, use bright colour patterns to warn potential predators that they are poisonous or distasteful. Chromodorids feed on sponges.
The sapsucking slug gets its name from its ability to suck the juices out from algae. Some species can even integrate the chloroplasts from the algae into their own tissues become "solar-powered sea slugs".


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We know that in many parts of the world it's now Autumn or Fall, as we read about these things in books, and we think that the idea of all the leaves turning golden and falling from the trees sounds like quite an exciting one. We've even watched a video of what we believe you humans would call 'leaf-kicking' - which looks like huge amounts of fun! We asked our inventors to send some leaves through the Squeeshoot to us, so that we could see how your leaves differ from ours. The main thing seems to be the thickness: our leaves tend to be quite substantial - perhaps a few centimetres thick! We were surprised by how thin the leaves from our inventors' world are - some were so thin that they were almost translucent (that means that you can see light shining through them. Our thicker leaves are opaque, which means you can't see anything at all through them!)
Anyway, we set our inventors a challenge: we'd like you to recreate a Squeeble from leaves! They agreed and told us that they'd make Leefee. We weren't very impressed by that, because Leafee already looks just like a leaf! Instead we challenged them to make Bitsy, who has quite a few tricky shapes, as well as some very fiddly-looking eyelashes.
So, knowing that we weren't going to let them get away with making a leafy Leefee, our inventors agreed. They gathered leaves when they took Nell out for a long walk one day and then found some more in their garden.
They told us that they found recreating certain parts of Bitsy really tricky. Squeebles only really look like Squeebles if they have perfectly round eyes, but they couldn't find any leaves that were just right, so eventually they decided to use a hole punch to cut circles from the leaves.
And then they arranged the leaves, seeds and rose petals they'd found, until they'd created something that looked a bit like Bitsy! We love it.
If it's Autumn or Fall where you are right now, we'd love to see if you make any of your own leaf creatures! You can always ask a parent to send any photos or artwork to email@example.com
If you'd like to make a Squeeble leaf creature, but can't decide which one of us to leafify* you can find each of us on the 'Who's Who' sheet, available in the Fun Stuff section of our inventors' website.
Take care,
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* Leafify is not actually a real word. But we think it ought to be.


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Angelina Jolie appeared before the U.N. Security Council on Monday, urging that they take a stronger stand on rape in war zones.
The actress, who serves as a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. high commissioner for refugees, explained: "Hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of women, children and men have been raped in conflicts in our lifetimes."
"You set the bar," she said to the group. "If the… council sets rape and sexual violence in conflict as a priority it will become one and progress will be made. If you do not, this horror will continue."
Jolie urged the diplomatic leaders, "Meet your commitments, debate this issue in your parliaments, mobilize people in your countries, and build it into all your foreign policy efforts. Together, you can turn the tide of global opinion, shatter impunity and finally put an end to this abhorrence."
Shortly after Jolie spoke, a legally-binding resolution on the topic was passed.
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|"Trimming" Kelly's neck hair led to shaving his back because the hairline did not stop. :)
|The final product. He can really pull it off folks!
|Patrick hard at work refinishing ski lift chairs.
|This is Tommy's psyched face while taking pics of him.
|Just one of our wedding photos that I like. © Corey Rich


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It's not everyday I walk into a client's home and their accent color matches my branding color. Talk about Photographer-Geek-Out moment right there, hahaha ;) It's the little things, totally made my day!
I am completely smitten with this adorable family. So easy. So loving. So effortlessly kind.
We captured some gorgeous, snuggly moments of sweet Marcos while Jack Johnson played on the radio and their adorable kitty observed me from the staircase with skepticism ;)
It was actually Kara and Eric's wedding anniversary as well - how special! I was honored to meet them and to document their time together as a growing family.
Welcome Marcos, you are so cherished and loved...
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Piggy toes! *swoon*
Ahh, love, love..
Congratulations Kara and Eric! Enjoy this blessed ride that is Parenthood, it just keeps getting sweeter :)


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Scott Miller Music: What Happened? (125 Books)
Listening to someone else's favorite music is a series of chances to hear through another person's ears. It's a trick I've gotten far better at during the digital age than back when I was taping library LPs. A megaplaylist can give you a pretty definitive read on its compiler's ideas about an era, a sound, or a treasure hunt. That's what makes Scott Miller's Music: What Happened? appealing despite its lulls—the book is basically 258 pages of his commentary on playlist after playlist. Part memoir, part deliberately amateur overview, it has a question mark in its title for a reason: it's his attempt to get down to what precisely he was listening to during a given time, as well as what it meant, not only at that moment but in its own era.
Miller began this project in May 2008 at the website of San Francisco band the Loud Family, for which he's the singer, guitarist, and songwriter; he wrapped up his online efforts in September 2009, and this winter 125 Records, the label that releases his music, published them in book form. For every year from 1957 onward, in an order requested by readers, Miller compiled a CD-length mix of his favorite songs and wrote a paragraph on each one—through 2009 that amounts to 1,014 songs, or an average of 19 or so per year. For obvious reasons—a combination of licensing difficulties and ethical standards—he's never made his mixes available, either online or with the book. Nonetheless he's scrupulous about keeping them to CD length, noting when he's edited a track down for inclusion.
Each disc is a loosely ordered countdown, with the first song chosen to convey something general about the year musically and the last song his very favorite. The chapters from 2007 through 2009, as well as a brief interview with Miller at the beginning, are special to the print edition; otherwise, Music: What Happened? is the blog, more or less as it still exists online.
Unlike the blog, which hopped around in time as it unfolded, the book is chronological. This makes it easier to access and more fun to flip through. (Here's my blurb: "Great for planes.") That bittiness suits the project—Miller's writing, as smart as it can be, often feels like an unfiltered and unedited collection of notes. His insights tend to come not in sustained blazes of analysis but in flashes and flickers—in his blurb for the Dismemberment Plan's "You Are Invited" (1999), for instance, he observes that Pitchfork helped build a bridge from the indie audience to "a world of dance music that a world of musicians don't get."
Even if you acknowledge Miller's essentially hobbyist approach going in, though, it has its distractions. He admits he used Wikipedia to learn that Sam Cooke changed the title of Howlin' Wolf's "The Red Rooster" to "Little Red Rooster," so maybe he could've used Wikipedia to find out what former Prince bandmates Wendy & Lisa, aka Girl Bros.—creators his favorite song of 1998, "Reaching One"—have been up to since then, instead of just wondering in print. (For the record, they've busied themselves with soundtrack work, and in 2008 they self-released the album White Flags of Winter Chimneys.)
What makes Miller's work different from your opinionated cousin's LiveJournal is that he knows a lot about music—from the inside, as a player and writer. What Happened? is mostly about the act of listening, but a fair amount of musician talk comes into play, and Miller deploys it gracefully. For example, in his blurb on Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman" he writes, "Like so many 1964 events, that guitar that just keeps climbing the ladder of thirds strikes me as vastly influential. My hands just want to do that when I play, and I think this song started the impulse." As a nonplayer I don't always get his more technical notes, but they're never alienating.
More important is the way Miller makes end runs around canonical items—recasting them slightly to give hoary history new dimensions. Take this, from the first entry in the 1959 section, on Frank Sinatra's "Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)":
The famous February plane crash in which Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and the Big Bopper perished was Don McLean's famous "day the music died"; a new, cooler musical vocabulary could be heard taking shape in 1959—this would be the native language of the creative explosion that occurred in the sixties—but for on-message pop, the year was bleak. Rock and roll must have seemed at risk of being over. Certainly times were never better for the ever-resurrecting Frank Sinatra, who followed the nuanced Sings For Only the Lonely with the smash hit cocktail party swing of Come Dance With Me!
Here, Miller offers a lot of information in a small space, without relinquishing the guy-telling-you-some-stuff voice he's after. With the phrase "a new, cooler musical vocabulary" he's referring to jazz: Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz to Come and Miles Davis's Kind of Blue came out in 1959. But he's also hinting at the increasing sophistication and subtlety of the year's R&B, such as Ray Charles's "What'd I Say?" and the Flamingos' "I Only Have Eyes for You," both of which the book includes, and the Drifters' "There Goes My Baby," which it doesn't. That's a good, broad view. And rather than state flatly that rock 'n' roll was endangered, a la McLean's "American Pie" and any number of rock histories, Miller's "must have seemed" shifts the perspective slightly in a way that reanimates it. Today we take it for granted that Frank and Elvis shared a time if not an audience (not in 1959, anyway), but Miller gets at the taking-sides aspect of Sinatra's antirock sneers, capturing something of how they would've felt to the era's rock fans. It's only in retrospect that rock 'n' roll has been reimagined as an unstoppable force—at the time there was no way to know that it wouldn't vindicate such hostility by turning out to be a flash in the pan.
Miller was born in 1960, and it isn't until around the time he'd have entered kindergarten that his wily, homemade book starts feeling like a passion project rather than a history lesson. You'd think the Beatles would've been all written out by now, but they occupy the center of Miller's tastes and worldview, and he writes with real insight about "If I Fell" (which he identifies, correctly, as a lyric whose sophistication announced itself to even young listeners) and, triumphantly, "A Day in the Life," explaining Sgt. Pepper's as "a systematic breakdown of exclusionary principles" so revolutionary that "the old chemical litmus tests that use us-vs-them positioning don't pick it up." "'Billy Shears' is okay even though he '[goes] in and out of style,'" he writes. "The 'Sergeant' isn't a reviled authority figure, he's part of the sympathetic community with his lonely hearts club."
Miller's book itself comes out of a sympathetic community. Miller is writing it to his people, fans of the Loud Family and thereby fans of kinds of stuff you might like if you like the Loud Family. The blog has gotten a lot of traction outside those circles, of course, or else this book wouldn't exist—everybody loves lists and countdowns, and it helps the appeal of Music: What Happened? that it's so clearly a labor of love by a dedicated eccentric, not an effort to rack up pageviews or build a brand. (The economy of attention online is very different than in print: we want experts in our books, but on the Internet we just want somebody who honestly cares.) Miller's tone isn't exclusionary—this becomes particularly clear when his entries acknowledge friends or readers who've turned him on to things—and anyone who cares to listen in on the conversation can do so. But admiring Music: What Happened? isn't necessarily the same thing as agreeing with it, and this is where matters of taste come in.
Miller is an unapologetic power-pop geek; my priorities lean more toward the groove- and production-based styles, like hip-hop and electronic dance, that he explicitly says he has little time for. I'm no more likely to reevaluate Jellyfish or Ben Folds or Guided by Voices on Miller's say-so than he is to run out and download Foul Play's entire output just because I think everybody should. It's also true that his greatest loves are decades in the past: whenever he ventures into the aughts, his writing loses fire. His first 2007 entry, for In Rainbows' "Bodysnatchers," begins, "Starting out with Radiohead sure screams 'not that well-informed about this recent a year,' doesn't it?" Well, not necessarily, but if you want to put it that way . . .
Of course, Miller's tastes and preferences aren't the sum total of what he is. That's what makes the book interesting. He arrives at many articulate ways to say that drum machines have cooties, that he just wasn't made for these times, that music was better way back when. But he never comes right out and tells the kids to get the hell off his lawn—if someone might have the ears, he wants them to hear it his way. Though he sticks to his comfort zone, he's open to a lot. And even with music he doesn't know much about, he finds openings.
"I think of Moby and Eminem as being the last two significant groundswell American artists," he writes in his entry on the former's "We Are All Made of Stars." "They had pretty different personalities and demographics: Moby was a humble, idealistic humanist, and Eminem was an egotistical, pragmatic populist." On the Backstreet Boys' "I Want It That Way," which he calls "drill-team crisp," he writes: "Past generations grew out of being a teen music audience and into being an adult music audience. This generation grew out of being a teen music audience and into being teen music impresarios—witness 'American Idol.'" I'll likely never let Miller's canon displace mine, but he's got interesting things to say about both, even if he does think "Girls in Their Summer Clothes" is Bruce Springsteen's best song. v
Care to comment? Find this review at chicagoreader.com/music.


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Some New Videos Available
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The Lucille Ball RKO Comedy Collection, Vol. 1
will be released 9/26/11 on DVD with three movies on it not previously released. (That's good!) Carol Meeley (Lucille Ball) is the wife of a dimwitted bank teller (Joe Penner) who finds himself accused of collaborating with a gang of robbers. Carol's only hope of clearing her husband's name is by proving he's not nearly smart enough to be a criminal, in the comedic caper
"Go Chase Yourself"
(1938). With Richard Lane, June Travis. Next, in order to claim a $20 million inheritance, Nancy Crocker Fleming (Ball) simply hires a temporary husband (James Ellison). But their cross-country trip to Reno for a quickie divorce leads to a series of comedic-and romantic-entanglements, in
"Next Time I Marry"
(1938). Lee Bowman, Granville Bates co-star. And, some of the greats of radio comedy team up for the frantic farce
"Look Who's Laughing"
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How to Make Easy Kofta Quiche in Urdu – English
Easy Kofta Quiche
The word quiche comes from French. Quiche is a savory, open-faced pastry crust dish with a filling of savory custard with cheese, meat or vegetables. You can serve at any time, but usually it's for brunch or sometimes it's great as a light lunch. Quiche can be prepared in several different ways and the below recipe is very easy and tasty.
- Flour – 1 ½ cup
- Soft butter – 90gm
- Salt – 2 pinches
- Egg yolk – 1
- Kofta – as required
- Quiche sauce – as required
- Take a bowl, mix flour, salt, butter and egg yolk.
- Add enough water to bind the mixture together.
- Lightly knead the dough until well amalgamated, dust with flour and slip into a plastic bag.
- Chill in the fridge for 20 minutes before using. .
- Roll out the pastry as thinly as possible.
- Line a pie dish and lightly prick the base of the pastry with a fork all over.
- Place onto a baking tray, line with butter paper and baking beans and bake blind for 10 minutes in preheated oven to 190C/Gas 5.
- Now prepare quiche sauce.
- When quiche crust is done remove the baking beans and foil.
- Place kofta on crust, then pour prepared sauce, sprinkle cheddar cheese and bake in preheated oven on 180C/350F/Gas 4 for 30 minutes.
- Serve with fresh green salad.
- You can replace koftay with fish, chicken or vegetables.
Quiche Sauce:
- Onion – 1 medium size
- Butter – 2 tsp
- Cream – ¾ cup
- Eggs – 2
- Black pepper – ½ tsp
- Salt – to taste
- Milk – ¼ cup
- Fresh coriander or fresh dill – 2 tbsp
- Take a pan, heat up butter and sauté onion.
- Then take a bowl, whisk the eggs, cream, milk, salt, pepper and fresh dill.
- Add sauté onion, mix and pour the mixture into the Quiche pastry, sprinkle cheese and bake.
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Flora Asjad Reply
WOW that was AMAZING. I used chicken in it,
Amenda Reply
This is a great and easy recipe for quiche. It's become a favorite for brunches, including when we have company over. You can use different vegetables as well.
Tareenta Reply
Wonderful post, thank you.
Rashida Reply
This was the first quiche I've ever made but it is a very easy recipe as well as quick to make. Absolutely delicious and I was impressed it came out so well.
Cacharel Reply
Really delicious! I used chicken and mushrooms,
Ria Singh Reply
One of the best and easiest quiches I've ever made!
Sadaf Kiyani Reply
Excellent! The flavor was amazing! Definitely will make again for dinner parties and to take to family functions.
Mariana Reply
Really tasty quiche. Added a bit of old cheddar and used 2% milk, but otherwise made just as is. Great for brunch.
Amparo Reply
Looks delicious….
Polly pocket Reply
I will make this quiche for my family Christmas morning. Easy to make.
Corrie Reply
Best quiche I ever made!
Nazia Reply
Do you cook chicken before adding?


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The Hell's Belles Pinewood Derby and Silent Art Auction is held each year in San Francisco. Young and old register to do battle on the racetrack, with each contestant designing and contructing their derby car. Prizes are awarded for both Race Car and Show Car divisions.
The 7th annual event took place on Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 941 Geary. Proceeds from the Silent Art Auction go to the Bay Area Women's and Children's Center.
I've donated art four years in a row, beginning from 2009 all through this year's event.


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2 men rob family in Manatee home invasion
MANATEE - Two men broke into a residence in the 3600 block of 47th Avenue West early this morning, stealing a bracelet and an X-Box video game system, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
The suspects, who were wearing gloves and shirts covering their faces, smashed the glass on the back door, unlocked the deadbolt and entered the home. They confronted the victim in one of two bedrooms and forced him to give them his bracelet. The suspects then rummaged through belongings in the room before taking the X-Box, the sheriff's office said.
The victim's child and sister were in the second bedroom but were not disturbed.
Deputies set up a perimeter around the crime scene, but the suspects were able to elude the search.
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When Jennifer Lopez is off-duty, you can catch her wearing ultra-comfortable, fur-lined boots.
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The genesis of Temple Beth El history dates back to 1865, when the first Jewish families came to Rochester determined to maintain traditional Jewish life in their new homeland. Beth Israel, better known as the Leopold Street shul, was founded at that time, and for many years thereafter was the stronghold of Traditional Judaism in Rochester. At the turn of the 20th century, the new movement of Conservative Judaism was beginning to appear on the American scene and influenced the thinking of Rochester Jewry.
Thus begins the history of Temple Beth El as we now know it, as a handful of men applied themselves resolutely to the task of establishing a modern conservative Synagogue. Theirs was an ideal vision: a house of worship which would appeal to both old and young; in which all that is best in Jewish life and in modern thought could be beautifully harmonized.
The vision of these thought pioneers paralleled the growth of Conservative Judaism in America. As this movement grew in the country, the vision took shape in the minds of these visionary men and women. By 1915, the time was ripe for a Conservative congregation in Rochester.
Ten men gathered in the home of Louis Frankel on November 28, 1915 for the purpose of organizing a new synagogue aligned in the traditions and practices of the fledgling conservative movement.
The group consisted of:
Louis Frankel
Charles Frankel
Isaac Joffe
Charles Moskowitz
Reuben Goldstein
Louis Sarachan
Benjamin Rosenthal
Bernard Rose
Hyman J. Cohen
Charles Cohen
A temporary organization was formed with Charles Frankel as President and Isaac Joffe as Secretary. They called it a "New Conservative Congregation along Modern Lines". By February of 1916, this group had consolidated its strength and formed itself into a permanent organization. Isaac Joffe was named president. With him were Louis Shulman, first vice-president; Jacob if Goldstein, recording secretary; Alfred Hart, financial secretary; and Louis Frankel, treasurer.
The newly formed congregation began its search for a home almost immediately after the formal work of approving a constitution and signing a certificate of incorporation was completed. The first proposed site was a house at 310 Oxford Street. However, the erection of a synagogue at the Oxford Street location offered special problems, which seemed insurmountable.
When an opportunity presented itself to purchase the Baptist Church at the corner of Meigs Street and Park Avenue, the congregation purchased it. On November 13, 1916, the membership was informed that the building had been acquired for the sum of $45,000, exactly one year after the organizational meeting in Louis Frankel's home.
On May 20, 1917, the formal dedication took place and Temple Beth El became an integral part of the Jewish life of Rochester and a vital force in our community. The sanctuary seated 600. The building also had a small meeting room and offices on the main floor and an auditorium on the upper floor. Dr. Joel Blau was hired as the first rabbi and he officiated at the first services held in the new Temple for Shavuot of 1917.
In the meantime, Temple life was becoming very active. Sisterhood was formed as well as Men's Club. There were four committees at that time — Finance, School, House and Ritual. Sunday school became very busy, as well as the afternoon school that was held Monday through Thursday. Men's Club's many activities included the annual picnic, a committee to visit the sick and, more recently, the Yizkor Memorial for the Holocaust. They also sponsored interesting topical breakfast meetings and other events.
Sisterhood's many functions were the bazaar, which continued into the early 40's; the Thanksgiving Dance and Nearly New Sale — both into the late 80's; and the support of the library that was formed in 1946. Sisterhood quickly grew into a vital adjunct of the Temple. Socially, culturally, financially and spiritually, Sisterhood integrated itself fully into the life of Temple Beth El.
Sisterhood's most illustrious president was Ray Aiole. She served as its president for 20 years, and to this day, the Young Women's Leadership Award of the Jewish Community Federation is named after her.
Both Men's Club and Sisterhood continue to be very important to the life and vitality of Temple Beth El.
Temple Beth El's egalitarian traditions are long standing. The Annual Dinner of 1935 invited "Members and wives" to attend. In 1949, Sisterhood President, Ruth Dankoff, became the first woman to officially represent Sisterhood on the board as a voting member. Women have long been members, and receive aliyot.
By the mid 1930's the school was growing rapidly and one house adjacent to the Temple was purchased and turned into classrooms. Later, in 1944, a second house was purchased, also for classrooms.
The 1930's were difficult years for all institutions because of the Depression, but in spite of the problems facing the country, activities at Temple Beth El grew, as did its membership.
1942 brought the 25th Anniversary of Temple Beth El — a strong congregation, striving to fulfill the 3-fold purpose of a synagogue — bet hatfilah, bet hamidrash, and bet haknesset — a house of worship, a house of study, and a house of assembly for Jewish people.
The school continued to grow and in 1943, Benjamin Rosenthal suggested that a new school building was really needed and donated $5,000 to get the project started. Planning began and much discussion ensued, but it wasn't until 1950, when 7 acres of land at Winton Road and Hillside Avenue was donated to Temple Beth El by Mr. & Mrs. Irving Norry and Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Bernstein, that a school building and auditorium were to become a reality. By that time, there were 300 children in attendance at the afternoon Hebrew school and almost the same number of pre-school and post b'nai mitzvah children attending Sunday school.
The school thrived and plans were drawn for the expansion of the complex, including our beautiful sanctuary but not until the fire at the Park Avenue Synagogue on January 25th, 1960 which destroyed the Park Ave Synagogue, did the need become much more urgent.
A capital campaign was begun in 1960. "These were the visionaries who worked on raising the funds whose foresight enabled us to move ahead". Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Sanctuary and School were held on November 5, 1961. In the meantime, religious services were conducted in the Winton Road auditorium. The dedication ceremony for the new sanctuary was held on May 19, 1963.
The congregation continued to grow, as did the school. By that time, membership had increased to 1400 families with a school of 700 students! Throughout the 1960's and 70's, our Director of Education was Jay Stern— a legend in Jewish education. During this time, many dance festivals were produced under the direction of Molly Shafer Rutzen and some of the best-known musicals of the time were performed in Hebrew by students of the school.
The entire complex remained essentially as built until a major renovation took place in 2001 through the generosity of many devoted Temple members.
In addition to our strong and dedicated synagogue community, Temple Beth El has benefited from strong and forward looking leadership. Throughout our history, we have been blessed with the spiritual leadership and guidance of our rabbis which have included:
Joel Blau 1917-1919
Jacob Minkin 1919-1929
Jeremiah Berman 1929-1939
Henry Fisher 1939-1946
Stuart Rosenberg 1946-1956
Abraham Karp 1956-1973
Dov Peretz Elkins 1973-1976
Shamai Kanter 1976-1998
Raphael Adler 1998-2005
Matthew Field 2005-2012
Leonardo Bitran 2013-Present
Special mention also needs to be made of Rabbi Abraham Solomon, who served Temple Beth El for 60 years, and for whom our chapel is named.
We are fortunate to have been served over the years by gifted and dedicated hazzanim:
Charles Bender 1917-1926
Aaron Solomon 1927-1946
Samuel Rosenbaum 1946-1987
Gary Zener 1987-1990
Mark Goldman 1991-1995
Martin Leubitz 1995-2018
Randall Levin 2018-Present
We would be remiss in telling the history of Temple Beth El if we didn't give special recognition to Hazzan Samuel Rosenbaum, who served the Temple for 40 years. He was a cantor, a yiddishist, an author, a composer, a teacher, a musician, an eloquent speaker and a superb writer and leader who's vision helped shape the American Cantorial Institute.
Throughout the years, Temple Beth El has enjoyed a dynamic partnership between its clergy and lay leadership:
Charles Frankel 1915-1916
Isaac Joffe 1916-1919
Samuel Sturman 1919-1920
Louis Shulman 1920-1929
Alfred Hart 1929-1936
Samuel Sturman 1936-1941
Morris Levinson 1941-1947
Max Goldstein 1947-1950
Leon Sturman 1950-1953
Samuel Poze 1953-1956
Robert Berman 1956-1960
Donald Pearlman 1960-1963
David Rosenthal 1963-1965
Burton Tanenbaum 1965-1968
Peter Adelstein 1968-1971
Henry Brown 1971-1974
Sidney Rubin 1974-1977
Beryl Nusbaum 1977-1980
Norman Spindelman 1980-1983
Julian Gordon 1983-1986
Jerald Rotenberg 1986-1989
Naomi Schrier 1989-1992
Paul Schiffman 1992-1994
Joshua Hollander 1994-1996
Judy Hurok 1996-1996
Howard Crane 1996-1998
Max Steiner 1998-2000
Leon Gossin 2000-2002
Jacob Finkelstein 2002-2004
Susan Rothenberg 2004-2005
Sandy Schiffman 2005-2006
David Feldman 2006-2008
Merle Markus 2008-2010
Elyse Gilman 2010-2012
Todd Stein 2012-2014
Daniel Glowinsky 2014-2016
Seth Charatz 2016-2018
Martin Spokony 2018 - Present
Their combined vision and commitment have provided the framework upon which our congregation has grown and thrived. Temple Beth El continues to be a source of great strength and pride in the Rochester Jewish Community.
Many programs and milestone events that have enhanced our lives have been held here at Temple Beth El.
And now, we look to the future. Our Keshet pre-school has served as a wonderful addition to our already vibrant and excellent educational programming. Together with our dedicated professional staff and teachers, we are confident in our ability to provide future leaders who will again serve as visionaries and builders of an even stronger and brighter future for Temple Beth El.
L'dor v'dor, from generation to generation and Hazak v Nitahazak, from strength to strength.
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Brian J. Gail's novel Motherless, sequel to Fatherless, is a compelling treatment of business-driven advances in medical science.
Set in the present day, this novel is scary–because all of this could happen. I am left wondering exactly how much of this is happening; it's clear that some of it definitely is.
Building on the story from the first book in what is planned to be a trilogy, Motherless picks up several years after Fatherless leaves off. All the major characters from the first book play main roles in the second as well. While this book can stand alone, I definitely think that the first book is important in that it sets the stage for plot events in this one.


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Before Facebook launched, Mark Zuckerberg knew his startup would have to overcome one very big obstacle.
It'd need to achieve critical mass if it was going to survive.
"I wish good ideas would just market themselves," he allegedly wrote to Harvard classmate Aaron Greenspan. "That way you could just devote energy to making cool things."
To achieve critical mass, Zuckerberg knew he had to do two things. He had to overcome peoples' tendencies to be lazy, and he had to create hype.
Here's the alleged pre-launch conversation:
zberg02: really i see it as a problem of critical mass
zberg02: people won't; do it unless other people do it
ThinkComp: right
zberg02: and then it becomes a question of culture
zberg02: because it's not about who's actually doing it
ThinkComp: that's why i'm going to be talking to the uc
zberg02: it's about who people think are doing it
zberg02: i think it requires some hype
ThinkComp: how do you plan to go about that
zberg02: well mine's not a straight facebook
zberg02: it has a bunch of cool features which i don't think i should really mention right now
zberg02: beyond the course stuff
zberg02: and i just think in general people will respond to the next thing i make
ThinkComp: ok
zberg02: a crimson reporter called me today to ask if i was making anything new
ThinkComp: i won't stop you then
zberg02: or planning on making anything new
zberg02: without hearing of anyting i was doing
zberg02: i thought that was interesting
ThinkComp: indeed
zberg02: well i just think that if we compete neither of us will get the mass we need to make anything worthwhile
zberg02: or i don't know
zberg02: mine is basically ready
zberg02: i just have some business stuff to work out
ThinkComp: i'm not too concerned.
ThinkComp: we're doing ok
zberg02: well i know you have lots of users
zberg02: i'm just saying, in terms of either facebook getting used
ThinkComp: you said they were different purposes though...
zberg02: yea but people are lazy
zberg02: and i think will only want to upload stuff to one of them
Here's the completely 71-page "Lost Chapter" Greenspan posted from his Harvard days with Zuckerberg.


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By popular historical definition, a Renaissance man was someone versed in many fields of study or expertise, if not one who had mastered several. Da Vinci was not only an extraordinarily skilled artist, but a gifted mathematician, scientist, musician, architect, anatomist, botanist and inventor as well.
Da Vinci was born April 15, 1452, illegitimately, to a public notary and a simple young woman. By the age of 14, he became apprentice to the celebrated painter, Andrea del Verocchio, under whom he learned not only painting and sculpting, but chemistry, metallurgy and carpentry as well. In the ensuing decades, Da Vinci became renowned as an artist and was commissioned to paint numerous works for wealthy patrons. The "Mona Lisa" and "Last Supper" fresco likely rank among the most significant. As of 2014, only 15 of Da Vinci's paintings are known to survive.
As an anatomist, Da Vinci is famous for, among other things, his Vitruvian Man, a rendering that represents exactly the proportions of the human figure, as inspired by the work of the ancient Roman Architect, Vitruvius. He also wrote several books during his lifetime, including one treatise on mathematics and another entitled the "Codex on the Flight of Birds." As inventor and engineer, Da Vinci produced a design for a flying machine, worked on a plan for diverting the waters of the river Arno and even provided Ottoman sultan, Beyazid II, with the plan for a 720-foot bridge to be considered for one of the ruler's civil engineering projects. Although he probably suffered from paralysis in his right hand toward the end of life, Da Vinci still managed to teach and draw in his final years. Da Vinci died May 2, 1519, at age 67.


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You may adjust or add to the interest amount using
Interest Transaction Types. You may use this transaction
type sample to get the total outstanding accrued interest
before closing an account, or when you wish to turn off
interest calculations in the future.
By default, if you close an account, Collect! uses the
default Total Accrued Interest transaction type 499 to
capture the amount of outstanding accrued interest.
The 499 transaction is posted to the debtor, interest
calculating is switched off and the 'Calculate Interest
From Date' is reset to today's date. This is set in case
you want to start calculating interest again in the future.
The sample shown below will add the total outstanding
accrued Interest to any previous interest amount.
Total Accrued Interest - Interest Transaction Type
When posting a 499, Total Accrued Interest transaction to
a debtor account, the Description from the Transaction Type
form is copied to the transaction being posted.
The 'Percent of Interest' radio button is switched ON to
allow you set the amount you wish to be used at the time
of posting the transaction. In this sample, -100% will be
automatically filled into the To Us field when posting.
Collect! uses the current Accrued Interest amount and
adds 100% of this value to the previous interest posted to
the account.
Entering a negative percentage in either the To Us or Direct
field adds to the debtor's Interest amount.
Entering a positive percentage reduces the amount of
Interest. Interest will be recalculated accordingly.
In this sample, the reporting check boxes tell Collect!
to omit this transaction when creating a statement for
your Client and also to omit the transaction when
generating the Daily Cash Report.
In this sample, the reporting check boxes tell
Collect! to omit this transaction when creating a
statement for your client and also to omit
the transaction when generating the
Daily Cash Report.
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or Transactions List.
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type. You may want to set the Operator or Sales values
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this transaction type.
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commission rate that may be set on the Debtor form.
All the above settings will be automatically filled in
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transaction to an account. You may override any
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Athletes swim 1.5km in the ski dam on the resort, bike 40km northbound on the hilly D10-Alma Road and run a flat, undulating 10km course in the resort. The bushveld resort setting makes the race a great triathlon weekend get-away and it is close enough for the large Gauteng triathlon community to travel to, while providing the ideal setting for an African getaway to international athletes. Warmbaths Forever Resorts features a range of activities including water skiing, quad biking, private game reserve drives, water slides and naturally heated outdoor pools, as well as a spa and indoor/outdoor hydro with therapeutic natural springs for the ultimate post-race relaxation.


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Join Brownies!
For girls ages 7 and 8
Brownie Units meet once a week, usually for an hour and a half
The hands-on Brownies program is all about encouraging girls to develop their own identity and positive relationships with others. Brownies gain confidence by learning skills that they can use in their daily lives and develop a commitment to their communities through service projects and special events. Programming covers everything from science and technology to the arts and eco-awareness and camping.
Your Brownie could experience these activities.
The Girl Guide uniform is a simple, modern design – the stylish T-shirt or tunic is the only piece girls need.
Buy your Girl Guide uniform
Brownie Promise
I promise to do my best,
To be true to myself, my beliefs and Canada.
I will take action for a better world
And respect the Brownie Law
Learn more about the program and how your Brownie can earn badges here
Brownies can go further by earning badges.
"What makes you unique?"
That's a question many of our Brownies and Guides are excited to answer! They know what they're passionate about, and they're looking for badges that can help them explore and share their interests.
These badges celebrate the Brownie or Guide who wants to dive deeper and explore everything she wants to be. Discovery badges are a fun new way for a girl to put her own stamp on her Guiding journey, either on her own, with a trusted adult, or with her unit (in patrols or small groups). These badges are girl-driven and flexible – it is up to each girl whether she wants to explore them in addition to the program. They aren't meant to show that she has "mastered" a skill or subject. Instead, they showcase her unique passions and interests as she discovers who she is!
Check out some badge design examples here.
1) Connect with a woman who's a leader or role model in your area of interest.**
Talk with her about:
If you can't connect with a role model in person, you could also:
**Remember to always have a caring adult with you when you're meeting someone new!
2) Make or do something related to your area of interest to practice your skills or try something new. You could:
Check out our examples below for more ideas about how to get started on each discovery badge.
3) Share your experience and what you've created with others. You might choose to share with:
How and what you share is up to you. When you're planning, think about:
Brownies will spend about 2-4 hours completing a discovery badge.
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When it comes to cars, there is a variety to choose from. Some are fueled with gas others are electric. There are those that are affordable, and there are others that are too expensive. Among all, the latest trend is the electric car. These automobiles aim to promote a pollution-free environment by not using gasoline. Although electric cars are great options, these are rather costly. Let's take a look at the world's most expensive electric cars.
5. Lightning GT, $239,400
Developed by the Lightning Car Company, the Lightning GT is a super fast sports car that runs on battery or electricity. It embodies an expensive yet innovative technology, thus, reflecting a costly price. The first batch of Lightning GT cars were delivered in 2014 and 2015.
4. Eliica Eight – Wheeled Electric Car, $255,000
Apart from the design, its the price that makes the Eliica Eight car a true stand out. This is a Lithium-Ion battery-operated car that has 8 wheels, making it look like a futuristic ride. It can reach a maximum speed of 230 miles per hour.
3. Mercedes-Benz SLS Electric Gullwing E-Cell, $550,000
Mercedes-Benz's SLS Electric Gullwing E-Cell is the fastest production electric car in the world. Its price is two times higher than the Eliica Eight, however, it is believed to be the most powerful among all electric cars.
2. Rimac Concept One, $1 million
The Rimac Concept One car is expected to hit the market by the end of the year. It is equipped with an innovative magnet synchronous motor, which is one-of-a-kind, making it among the fastest beasts on the road.
1. Rolls-Royce Phantom Experimental Electric Car, $1.6 million
The Phantom Experimental Electric Car by Rolls-Royce combines ecology and luxury into one vehicle. And of course, it comes with a jaw-dropping price tag. Because it is powered by the largest electric car battery in the world, it can speed up to 60 miles per hour in less than eight seconds. As of now, this vehicle is at its experimental stage. Nevertheless, car enthusiasts are now looking forward to its production.


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Egg-in-a-Hole Pizza Bagels
Recipe submitted by: Colton Dils
Recipe courtesy of: Delish
We didn't think it was possible, but pizza bagels actually just got better.
What's in it
2 tbsp. butter, divided
2 bagels, halved
1/2 c. pizza sauce
2 c. shredded mozzarella
1/3 c. mini pepperoni
2 tbsp. chopped fresh
4 large eggs
kosher salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Fresh basil, for garnish
How to cook it
- Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a nonstick skillet over medium heat. When the butter has melted, place the bagel halves in the skillet cut-sides down. Toast until golden.
- Turn off the heat and place the bagel halves on a plate, toasted sides up. Use a cookie cutter (or small glass) to cut a bigger hole in the center of the bagel. Spread with pizza sauce and top with mozzarella and mini pepperoni. (Eat the buttery bagel scraps.)
- Wipe the skillet clean with a paper towel. Melt remaining butter over medium heat and return the bagel to the skillet, pizza-side up. Crack an egg in the center of each hole and season the egg with salt and pepper to taste.
- Cover the skillet with a large lid and cook until the cheese has melted and the egg has reached desired doneness, about 4 minutes for a runny sunny-side up egg.
- Transfer to a serving plate and garnish with basil. Enjoy immediately.
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Free Transport Service to Kingfisher Court/
In addition to the information regarding the New Transport options for Kingsley Green, HPFT have proposed some scenarios and how the Trust will support people in these situations. These scenarios were requested by users and carers who are part of the Transport development group.
Our proposal aims to ensure that people are not inconvenienced by the locations of our new inpatient services, meaning that additional travel requirements are met by the Trust.
Please note some of the examples are likely to be rare occurrences but hopefully they provide further clarity about our plans.
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"Let God take you through the process he has for you."
The biblical writers also describe that although some people received very concrete and definite direction, such as the Apostle Paul did when he had a vision (Acts 16:9), most people didn't. They had to ask God, trusting that he would guide them in his own way. For example, one writer said: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight" (Proverbs 3:5-6). This is usually a process. Turn from evil (Proverbs 3:7) and do right away what we know God wants.
The better we come to know him, the more we will understand what pleases him. We will appreciate more and more his love for each individual and his longing for all peoples to know him, serve him, and enjoy his blessings. At the same time, we discover that he pushes us to grow in faith and will give us opportunities to obey him.
As we seek God's will, it is helpful to analyze who we are: our abilities, our interests, our opportunities, the counsel of wise friends we respect, what gives us the greatest joy, and also the tug of our hearts. As we bring these resources before the Lord in prayer and get involved in serving him where we are, we can expect him to show us more and more clearly the next steps.
Editor's Note: The Resources section of this website lists a number of articles on the topic of guidance. See Eight Ways to Know God's Will, and Three Things to Do about It, by Paul Borthwick, adapted from How to Be a World Class Christian). While there is no formula for knowing God's will, here are some of the things he uses to show you the big picture. See also Goer or Sender? Find Your Role in God's Plan. Just as surely as God calls some to go, he calls others to stay. And what he desires most of all is your obedience.


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US ARMY STUDY ON THE MOSSADFrom the video: 'Moshiach" is some kind of dynamic Jew leader, like a King of the Con Artists.
In 2001, an elite US Army study center devised a plan for enforcing a major Israeli-Palestinian peace accord that would require about 20,000 well-armed troops stationed throughout Israel and a newly created Palestinian state. The report attempts to predict events in the first year of a peace-enforcement operation, and sees possible dangers for U.S. troops from both sides. Of the Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, the US army officers say: "Wildcard. Ruthless and cunning. Has capability to target U.S. forces and make it look like a Palestinian/Arab act."
The amazing thing about this is that this story was reported in the Washington Post on September 10, 2001.
Yes, a definite reversal of public opinion as Americans would realize they've been conned by the world's biggest liars, frauds and grifters, the Jews.
When that day arrives, there will be one more 'Shock and Awe' campaign, this time against Israel.
9/11; Israel Did It, all the proof you need to out these mass-murderers. BTW, where are those 'good' Jews one hears about? Why aren't they getting on the 9/11 truth bandwagon?
Messages were sent to Israelis on 9/11 warning them of the attacks two hours in advance.
Three Israelis were seen celebrating in New Jersey on 9/11 as they documented the first plane hitting the World Trade Center. An APB was then issued for their arrest. Two other men were arrested fleeing a van on King Street, the van had a mural of a plane hitting the World Trade Center painted on the side. The van exploded. The media reported that a massive truck bomb was discovered on the George Washington Bridge and that two men were in custody. The bridge connects New York with New Jersey.
The van observed in New Jersey was stopped a few hours later. Five Israelis were then found inside along with traces of explosives, cameras, flight tickets and thousands of dollars in cash. They all worked for Urban Moving Systems - a MOSSAD front company run by an Israeli business man, Dominic Suter, who fled back to Israel during the FBI investigation.
The day before 9/11 another Urban truck was stopped by Pennsylvania State Police, two Israelis were inside. The truck was on its way to the site in Pittsburgh, PA where flight 93 was to crash the next day. They could offer no explanation for why they were there.
Before the collapse of the towers, Ehud Barak was on hand at the BBC World Studio in London. He famously called for a U.S. led "War On Terror" which should include Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Libya and Syria.
One of the hijackers passports was discovered near ground-zero on 9/11 by an "unidentified passer-by". He handed it to the NYPD and then disappeared back into the crowd. Of the 19 named Muslim Arab hijackers it is now known that several are still alive.
A few weeks after 9/11 all of the arrested Israelis were quietly released back to Israel and never mentioned again in the mainstream media. The full reports concerning the case are now classified until the year 2035. Over 60 other Israelis were arrested in the months after 9/11 as part of an investigation into the massive Israeli spy ring operating within the U.S.
Mohammed Atta Leads Us Directly To Jewish Crime Network DoorstepIsrael attacking the USA on 9/11 wasn't the first time our 'ally and special friend' attacked us. Back in June of 1967, Israel deliberately attacked the USS Liberty.
Less than one week before 9/11 several of the hijacker 'patsies', including Atta, boarded a Sun Cruz Casino Boat in Florida. Nobody knows why, and it has never been investigated.
Jack Abramoff owned these casino boats. A Zionist Jew, he entertained the Arab patsies aboard his yacht. Abramoff was a Bush Administration insider having been on the Transition Advisory Team assigned to the Department of the Interior in 2001.
It took a while, but now we know for certain: Israel intentionally attacked and killed Americans
Survivors of the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty have always maintained Israelis knew they were attacking an American vessel. Like many people, I dismissed the claim as preposterous. No longer.
The attack, which commenced on June 8th, 1967 at 1:58 p.m. local time with strafing runs by Israeli Mirage jet fighters, lasted for approximately two hours (emphasis added), after seven to nine reconnaissance flights over the Liberty by slow-moving Israeli patrol planes beginning at 5:30 a.m.
Liberty survivors are unanimous in their conviction that the attackers knew the ship was American, and that they were trying hard to sink it. Expended over the course of the attack were over 800 rounds of 30mm cannon, air-to-surface rockets, heat-seeking missiles, napalm bombs, and five torpedoes.
Twenty minutes after the indication of positive identification, an Israeli torpedo boat approaches and fires five torpedoes, one of which hits the starboard bow and nearly sinks the ship.
That's terrible, but it gets worse...
After the torpedo hits, torpedo boats circle, machine-gunning the ship with armor-piercing projectiles for another 40 minutes. At 3:15 p.m., as lifeboats are lowered into the water, the Israelis pull up at close range and proceed to machine-gun the lifeboats. This is a full hour after confirmation has been given that the ship is American.
When Israel attacked the USS Liberty and got away with lies, the Jew High Command realized it could do ANYTHING to the USA and get away with lies in their Jew MSM. When will Americans wake up and realize it was Israel that attacked us on 9/11?
Judaism isn't a religion, it's a criminal conspiracy, run by gangsters that is a threat to all living beings on this planet.


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The "Blue Book of Dolls and Values" provides information about the value and worth of dolls. It is considered the foremost industry guide for pricing antique and collectible dolls. This guide also describes how to identify a doll and factors that determine a doll's worth.
"The Blue Book of Dolls and Values" was written by Jan and Howard Foulke. There are 16 volumes as of 2015, as well as two editions of "Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls." The Foulke's books have served as the number one guide for doll valuations for the past 40 years. The Foulke's are charter members and previous officers of the National Antique Doll Dealers Association, members of the United Federation of Doll Clubs and the Doll Collectors of America.


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Master of both art and science, Leonardo da Vinci was the ultimate polymath. Intense curiosity and unbridled creativity also made him an inventor far beyond his time. For the dreamers, inventors and flight enthusiasts among us, we have created this gorgeous, unique pendant using da Vinci's famous sketch of a flying machine.
This unique pendant is aluminum with an rhodium plated tube bail on the back. It has been hand-worked to show metal detail around the edge, is comfortable to wear, and comes on a very high quality 18 inch sterling silver chain. A striking statement piece, it is sure to be noticed!
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We are so sure that you (or your lucky gift recipient) will love our jewelry that we have a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! If you are unhappy with your order for any reason, even if you just decided it wasn't your style after all, simply mail back your undamaged, unworn jewelry and we will give you a full refund minus shipping. Check our reviews... our goal is to get ALL THE STARS. If you have any kind of problem with your order, please email us at email@example.com. We want all of our customers to be completely satisfied!
I live in Austria in central Europe. The necklace was delivered unexpectedly fast and I didn't have any problems with payment or ordering details.
The quality of the necklace is just perfect and everyone, I show it to, is deeply impressed.
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This necklace is so pretty. Worth every penny, have been looking at this product for years and I'm so happy that I got it. I purchased the longer chain length and am so glad that I did.
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This is one of my favorite necklaces from Boutique Academia. I love the feel of it on my neck. The tiny coffee cup and saucer keep it fun. A bit of whimsy with the science-perfect.
My wife absolutely loved it! She was so surprised and did not know there was such a website to cater to math geeks. Thank you.
A dear friend of mine is going back to school, and I chose the brain necklace as a gift. She loved it! I really enjoy all of the fun, scientific jewelry for myself and my friends. Keep up the great work!
I have purchased several necklaces from Botique Academia. All of them are top quality, and have a great "feel" on my neck. The Acorn Necklace is the heaviest and largest of the assortment I have purchased. The chain is just the right weight to hold it, and the acorn pendant is unique and fun to wear.
Looks very nice and is good quality, I wish the necklace itself was not as long, but overall pretty happy. Would recommend👍🏻
Pendant is fine and what I expected, however very disappointed that the necklace is broken after wearing for a week.
I purchased the Lapis Lazuli necklace as a gift, and the quality of this piece is outstanding. I am sure the recipient will love it.
I saw this necklace online and fell in love with it! It was out of stock and I had to wait 9 months, but it was worth the wait! It is even more beautiful in person than in the photos. (When it was out of stock, I asked to be emailed when it was available again. Boutique Academia was faithful and emailed! I ordered right away!) Very happy!
Whenever I'm looking for unusual, inspiring jewelry for gifts for my friends, I always come to Boutique Academia. I love their designs, the craftmanship is top notch and most importantly, there is inspiration in every piece which makes for a meaningful gift.
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A five star rating well deserved... Boutique Academia provides a great and efficient service and the Tardigrade necklace I bought, without any problem, is as beautiful as I thought... Love the concept !
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I discovered this in my "Drafts" from our email address. WHOA!! 4 + years ago, an email I never sent out. Very cool. I'm glad to have found it. Zoe can now look back at a tidbit of information about what was going on with 'Mommy' before she was born.
Hello Everyone.
Well, today (Tuesday Aug 2) marks my due date. No baby. At my appointment this afternoon, my midwife told me that I was not progressing towards labor. My cervix has not started to thin, and the babies head is very high up. I haven't dialated at all, and they don't anticipate me going into labor on my own.
Since I had a C-Section with Kyla due to being induced and not progressing, I have scheduled a second C-Section for this Friday, Aug 5 at 2:00 pm. I had been praying that I could have a natural delivery this time around, and that may still happen between now and Friday. But, for my peace of mind, I went ahead and scheduled the C-section. My blood pressure is getting way too high, and I am swelling up bigger and bigger. I've gained too much weight in a short period of time, and that isn't good either (for my health or my complex).
We STILL haven't settled on a name. PRAY FOR US@!!!!!!!!!! Joshua won't settle on a name. Since we found out we were pregnant, we had been keeping and index card with names on it. The "boy" card is filed away, but the girl card is laying here with several choices. They are:
Zoe : (life; life of God)
Bethany: (life)
Naomi: (delightful; pleasant;)
Elysia: (God's oath)
Ariella: (lion of God)
Eliora: (my God is light)
Gabriella: (Hero of God)
Jael: (prominent)
Lael: (of God)
Zemira: (joyous melody; song of praise)
Keely: (grace)
These are names that either Joshua, myself, or perhaps both of us have liked at one point or another through out thepregnancy. Through all of those names, you'd think we'd come to some conclusion, but..... NO. Some of the names on the list will be concidered for middle name only (Joshua's pick is Jael and my pick is Zoe for a first name) I really like Zemira. It's so pretty, but I'm not sure that we'll choose it.


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This is a layout I put together for a Sketch Challenge at Nuts 4 Digi which is my favourite Digital Scrapbooking forum. This is also a page for a challenge I am taking part in called Project 52 where you do a layout about something that happens in your life each week of the year. This is for Week 40 and features my husband and the vegetable garden he has started. The potato plants are doing very well.
The Word Art on this page was created using a flower brush by Just Passin Thru and you can find the brush in the Nuts 4 Digi store HERE.
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The office keeps a confidential record of your medical information. No information in that record will be released to anyone without your written permission. This protects you as well as our practice.
If you need copies of your records, reports contained in your record, information for your files, or for your record to be sent elsewhere, you must sign a medical release authorization.
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The first step in solving well pump water pressure problems is to inspect the pump pressure switch. Turn off the pump. Locate the large center spring counter on the pump, and turn it clockwise following the manufacturer's instructions for adjusting water pressure. Turning it clockwise increases water pressure. If the water pressure is found to be adequate, inspect the pump for bugs, dirt, loose or broken seals or wires.
An affordable solution to resolving low water pressure from a well pump is to install a constant pressure valve. This valve automatically adjusts the water flow from the well pump to a predetermined pressure level. It cannot increase the overall rate of water flow in the home, but it is easy to install. A homeowner can choose to install a second water pressure tank to handle excessive overloading on the pumping system. This is considered a temporary fix to the problem. Professional installation is needed to ensure both tanks are compatible.
Replacing an older water pump with a variable speed pump is a more permanent solution. This type of pump automatically measures the need to pump additional water during times of excess demand. In addition to regulating and adjusting the water flow rate, it pumps faster when water use is heavy.


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Skydiving and FreeFall for Thrill Seekers
This is a small website all about Sky diving; and the exciting, exhilarating rush that those willing to jump out of an aircraft at 10,000 feet or more are bound to experience.
A Little bit of Skydiving and Parachuting History
Furthermore, the idea of flying has been around for many, many years. Skydiving appeals to that small part within us that wants to experience; however briefly, the thrill of flying like a bird. Only one small problem … gravity!
In China sky falling; or 'base jumping' from cliffs and soaring down to the ground in an early kind of makeshift parachute, has been documented since the 1100's. However, it was the remarkable Italian artist and inventor; Leonardo Da Vinci who drew the blueprints for the very first parachute in 1485.
Moreover, World War II was hugely influential in popularizing skydiving as a sport; as many soldiers on their return from war continued skydiving as a hobby and took part in competitions. However, parachuting or skydiving became a national sport in 1952.
…And Skydiving Today
Below are a few posts on getting started in Skydiving. Find out all about the Tandem Jump, training beforehand, what's involved and the huge thrill of your first descent out of an aircraft.
For the more ambitious amongst you; there is a post on everything you need to know about the very popular Accelerated Freefall Training programs now available worldwide.
Moreover, for the even more ambitious there are a few pointers on setting up your own Skydiving Center. Main points to take into consideration and tips for success.
And finally, for those of a more nervous disposition; we take a look into the real risks of Skydiving.
About me, the new owner of the site
Click here to check out the first article about Accelerated Freefall Courses and Programs for Further Learning.


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Community Centre
This little brick building at 1560 Clover Street is our community activity centre – a community meeting place where community based programming takes place. Community based programming, unlike City of Ottawa or RA programming is meant to directly reflect the needs and interests of the Heron Park Community. It is run by the community, for the community. Current programs and activities include the Play Group, the Knitting Circle, the Plant Exchange and Sale, Outdoor Rink operation, and the Heron Park Herald.
1560 Clover Street
Ottawa, ON