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Sugar cookies are sweet, simple and delicious and the addition of crushed candy canes make them a perfect holiday treat.
Peppermint Candy Cane Sugar Cookies
This is a recipe that uses a basic vanilla sugar cookie, but it is very versatile and can also be the basis for many of your favorite recipes. This time we are using candy canes for extra taste and texture and holiday cheer. Another note: do not use nonstick baking sheets; the cookies will brown quickly and might burn.
- 1/2 cup buttery spread such as Earth Balance, at room temperature, but not melted
- 1 cup granulated sugar + 1/4 cup for rolling
- 1 tablespoon packed light brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 cups gluten free flour
- 1 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 6 peppermint candy canes
- Place a rack in the lower-middle position and another in the upper-middle position of the oven. Preheat the oven to 375ºF. Line two 15 x 10-inch baking sheets (not nonstick) with parchment paper.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat the butter, 1 cup granulated sugar, and brown sugar until very smooth. Beat in the egg, vanilla, and almond extract. Gradually add the gluten free flour, xanthan gum, baking powder and salt and mix until well blended.
- Now for candy cane goodness. Unwrap, put into a baggie & smash. Best suggestion is to use a small measuring cup for smashing assistance. Don't over smash.
- With wet hands, shape the dough into 1 1/2-inch balls, roll them in the remaining 1/4 cup sugar, then smush in your candy cane pieces, and place 2 inches apart on the baking sheet, 12 per sheet. To flatten each cookie, coat the bottom of a drinking glass with vegetable oil cooking spray and gently flatten each cookie to about 1 inch thickness. Sprinkle the cookies with any sugar that remains. Place one sheet on the lower-middle rack and another on the upper-middle rack of the oven.
- Bake for 12 minutes, rotating the baking sheets between racks halfway through baking.
- Cool the cookies 2 to 3 minutes on the baking sheet, then transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely. Store, tightly covered, for 2 days or in the freezer for up to 1 month.
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Winners of the 2007 Feynman Prizes in Nanotechnology
The winners of this year's prizes were announced at the Feynman Prize Luncheon on October 9, 2007 at the Productive Nanosystems Conference.
The 2007 Foresight Institute Feynman Prizes, named in honor of pioneer physicist Richard Feynman, are given in two categories, one for experimental work and the other for theory in advances in nanotechnology. This year the Theory Prize was won by David Leigh of University of Edinburgh, UK, and the Experimental Prize went to Fraser Stoddart of UCLA.
"This year's winning research illustrates the great strides toward productive nanosystems now taking place throughout the world," said Dr. Pearl Chin, President of Foresight Nanotech Institute. "The goal of manufacturing with atomic precision advances daily, and we can expect even faster progress building on the work being honored today."
This year's winner in the Theory category, David A. Leigh of University of Edinburgh, is the world's foremost pioneer on the design and synthesis of artificial molecular motors and machines from first principles and one of the most dynamic and innovative chemists of his generation, focusing on the construction of molecular machine systems that function in the realm of Brownian motion. Leigh's theoretical studies of synthetic molecular motors and machines contribute an important element toward the development of molecular machine systems capable of atomically-precise fabrication.
Winning in the Experimental category for 2007 is J. Fraser Stoddart, Fred Kavli Professor of NanoSystems Sciences, UCLA, and former Director of the California NanoSystems Institute, who has pioneered the synthesis and assembly of unique active molecular machines for manufacturing into practical nanoscale devices. His many accomplishments in synthetic chemistry have produced functional molecular machines, in particular a 'molecular muscle' for the purposes of amplifying and harnessing molecular mechanical motions, that may ultimately lead to the construction of atomically-precise products through the use of molecular machine systems.
2007 Foresight Institute Feynman Prize Finalists Announced
The 2007 finalists for the Experimental prize are:
The 2007 Finalists for the Theory prize are:
2007 Foresight Institute Feynman Prize for Theoretical and Experimental Molecular Nanotechnology
Two prizes in the amount of $5,000 each will be awarded to the researchers whose recent work has most advanced the achievement of Feynman's goal for nanotechnology: molecular manufacturing, defined as the construction of atomically-precise products through the use of molecular machine systems. Separate prizes will be awarded for theoretical work and for experimental work. The winners of this year's prizes will be announced at the Feynman Prize luncheon on October 9, 2007, in conjunction with
This prize is given in honor of Richard P. Feynman who, in 1959, gave a visionary talk at Caltech in which he said "The problems of chemistry and biology can be greatly helped if our ability to see what we are doing, and to do things on an atomic level, is ultimately developed — a development which I think cannot be avoided."
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Coming fresh on the heels of his groundbreaking work with Eric Dolphy, Bobby Hutcherson's debut album is a masterpiece of "new thing" avant-garde jazz, not really free but way beyond standard hard bop. Dialogue boasts an all-star lineup of hot young post-boppers -- trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, woodwind player Sam Rivers, pianist Andrew Hill, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Joe Chambers -- and a set of imaginative compositions by either Hill or Chambers that frequently pushes the ensemble into uncharted territory. The result is an album bursting at the seams with ideas that still sound remarkably fresh, not to mention a strong sense of collectivity. Hutcherson has so many fine players on hand that the focus is naturally on group interaction rather than any particular soloist(s), setting up nice contrasts like the fiery sax work of Rivers versus the cooler tones of Hutcherson and Hill. Hill's pieces stand tradition on its head, twisting recognizable foundations like the blues ("Ghetto Lights"), Latin jazz ("Catta"), and marching bands ("Les Noirs Marchant," which sounds like a parade of mutant soldiers) into cerebral, angular shapes. Chambers, meanwhile, contributes the most loosely structured pieces in his delicate, softly mysterious ballad "Idle While" and the nearly free group conversations of the ten-minute title track, where Hutcherson also plays the more African-sounding marimba. What's impressive is how focused Hutcherson keeps the group through those widely varied sounds -- no one is shortchanged, yet the solos are tight, with no wasted space or spotlight-hogging. Dialogue remains Hutcherson's most adventurous, "outside" album and, while there are more extensive showcases for his playing, this high-caliber session stands as arguably his greatest musical achievement. ~ Steve Huey
アーティスト Bobby Hutcherson
レーベル Blue Note
発売日 07.02.2002
ディスク数量 1
Product type CD
曲数 6
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(CNN) -- Cuba is more than a thousand miles from my home in New York, but it's a place close to my heart.
Steve Kastenbaum talks with Salomon Leyderman outside the Adath Israel synagogue in Havana, Cuba.
I went to Cuba to report on a country that appears to be on the cusp of a new era.
My focus was the future of U.S.-Cuban relations and the reforms under Cuban leader Raúl Castro. But a vague notion of exploring my family history in Cuba resulted in the most memorable story of the entire journey.
More than 15,000 Jews were living in Cuba in the 1940s and '50s. Today, there are about 1,500.
My grandmother, the daughter of Russian immigrants, was born in Havana, and my grandfather came to Cuba when he was just 3 years old. His family left Germany in the 1920s. To me, they were as much Cuban as they were Jewish. Watch how everyday life has changed for Cubans »
My grandparents left Cuba in the late '40s so that their children would be born in the United States. The last members of my family to leave Cuba did so post-revolution, in the 1960s. I was eager to see what had become of the places they left behind. Slideshow: Learn more about the Jewish population in Cuba »
When Castro lifted restrictions on religion in the mid-'90s, the once-dilapidated building that houses congregation El Patronato came back to life. Today, it's a thriving center for the local Jewish community.
When I arrived, the children's summer program was in full swing. A few dozen boys and girls were laughing and playing as they waited for lunch to be served. I wasn't prepared for the wave of emotions that overcame me. Had things been different, I could have been just like them. Slideshow: Experience more of Kastenbaum's explorations of Cuba »
My next stop took me to Habana Viejo. Jewish life in Cuba has its roots in Old Havana, where my great-grandparents settled. I walked the streets where they lived and stopped in at the only remaining kosher butcher in town. I passed the building that once housed the local synagogue where my grandparents were wed. Watch efforts to restore parts of Havana »
The current home of Adath Israel is a few blocks away. At the front door, Salomon Leyderman introduced himself to me as the oldest Jew in Cuba. He's 86. I took out some old family photos, and Salomon immediately recognized my great-grandfather, Salomon Sher. He shouted out in Spanish, "they were tailors!"
I couldn't believe my ears. This 86-year-old man told me how my great-grandfather was highly regarded in the community, how he belonged to many social organizations and how after the revolution, he made it possible for many Cuban Jews to leave the island and join him in Miami, Florida.
As he looked at a family portrait, Salomon began to cry. He recognized Luis Sher, my grandmother's brother. He said Luis gave him as a gift a suit to wear at his bar mitzvah, the Jewish ceremony marking a boy's transition into manhood. It took place more than 70 years ago, but he recalled the details as if it happened yesterday. Tears were flowing down my cheeks, too.
The following day, I called my father in New York and handed the cell phone to the oldest Jew in Cuba. This time there were no tears, just laughter.
After the call, Salomon looked at my sneakers and said they're good shoes. He told me he's a European size 42, and I should bring him a pair when I return. He then asked me to send him a card on Hanukkah and smiled.
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So now I've added a post to the static blog using forestry.io. But I want to see if it still works too from the laptop and command line and vim.
So now I've added a post to the static blog using forestry.io. But I want to see if it still works too from the laptop and command line and vim.
Somewhere - it was on the Plain Text Project post about Blogging Like A Techie - I read about forestry.io, so naturally I have to try it out as a way of producing a static blog. Maybe with free hosting?
(Thoughts after the Manchester terrorist attack)
I had a vision at the breakfast table this morning. It was a vision of a world in which most of the people, most of the time, go around pretending to be stupider, duller, less noble, less spiritual, more fearful and hateful, than they really are.
I've been reflecting all this week about the way being ill affects what we want to read. Before I developed the cough and cold which has made me feel so @&$%^! since Saturday, I was really enjoying Malcolm Guite's new study of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Mariner. Since then I haven't felt like opening it; in fact, I've mostly moped around not wanting to do anything, including live.
Somewhere, and I can't find where, I read about an Eskimo hunter who asked the local missionary priest, "If I did not know about God and sin, would I go to hell?" "No," said the priest, "not if you did not know." "Then why," asked the Eskimo earnestly, "did you tell me?"
(Annie Dillard, in Pilgrim at Tinker Creek)
(From Pink Floyd's classic music video)
It turns out several Web friends also still have their old school reports… so I have quietly refiled mine. (Better not tell Alison.) But that blog post about why I kept mine? and speculating that it was because being Top of the Class was the only thing I was any good at, the only thing that made me feel I was any good at anything… it all looks a bit bleak, doesn't it? It looks as if I had a miserable, unhappy childhood?
And yes, I don't remember being a child, still less a teenager, with any sense of joy or real happiness. My school days are not a time I look back on as 'the best years of my life'. I can understand why teachers and adults generally try to perpetuate that myth. It could be the only thing they think they can be good at, is making children's lives happy and worthwhile. I feel sorry for them too. But that's another problem.
The things I remember about school days, are predominantly fear and boredom. I wasn't afraid of the teachers; mostly I trusted them because I learned how to cope (obedience - at least when they were looking - and jumping through the academic hoops). But I was afraid of just about everything else: playtime, games, other children, being made fun of, looking foolish in the eyes of my peers… Often, being afraid of going to and from school. This was the dangerous place where you could easily become the prey of teachers if you weren't wearing your school cap, or of other pupils if you were. Or, you ran the risk of meeting pupils from one of the other schools in town, especially the boys from Huxley Secondary Modern who were said to hate us, be constantly lying in ambush to attack us, taunt us with their hate song:
"Latymer loonies
Smell like cheese;
D'you wanna go to Huxley?
Should I mention, at this point, that I never met any of them in seven years, and was never attacked - by them - on my way to school? Perhaps they had their own myths and fears about our hatred and ferocity, and ran for hiding when they saw me coming? Though with hindsight I have every sympathy with them. Why shouldn't they feel aggrieved, who had been told at 11 that they had failed, and were second-rate scholars? The grammar school system, much vaunted as the great post-war engine of social mobility - and certainly it was what got me to university, as one of the first generation in my family to do so - was also the great divider of society, relegating the overwhelming majority of children to that stigma of 'failed the 11-plus'.
And boredom. Hours and hours of boredom in dull dull lessons. I used to think in my arrogance that it was because I was bright, and had to spend so many hours waiting for the less bright members of the class to catch up. Who am I kidding? If I had been really intelligent, I would have used those opportunities to learn better, to learn more, to seek more knowledge and abilities than the basics, to aim for outstanding excellence, rather than just to satisfy the exam system and be Top of the Class. True, the teaching styles of the 1960s left much to be desired, based as they were on writing down everything the teacher said, rote-learning, regurgitating class-notes in tests. We didn't have the inspirational, life-changing teachers you come across in other people's lives, or in the movies. (Dead Poets Society, anyone?) The ones I loved, and who, yes, did change my life in some way, were relatively few. Lovely Miss Loewenstein who taught English, and scary-edgy Miss Edwards, who started me on Latin, but also gave me my love of German.
And yet. And yet. Miserable though it was and I was, school did make me the person I am, and for whatever is good about that, I am indeed grateful. It's often said that the commonest and greatest phobia for many people, is the fear of public speaking. Well, my secondary school really worked hard at teaching us how to do that. Can you believe that, in the first year of secondary school, we had a timetabled lesson each week called Speech Training? Perhaps part of the agenda was to get all these North London kids speaking 'properly', using correct Received Pronunciation; but it was also a way of spotting and correcting genuine defects in speech. I wasn't pronouncing my r's: when they got me to read in house assembly, it came out like, "Pwaise the Lord with the sound of the twumpets." And actually I'm glad they worked on me to try and change that. Though you can still hear it in my speech quite often, I'm at least glad I don't sound as bad as Jonathan Ross. But see this video: is it really a speech defect, or is it simply becoming an alternative way of speaking?
Lots of the diaries from my school years (confession time: I still have most of those, too) record my pride but also my embarrassment about speaking in front of the class or the school. And of course I still have nerves about public speaking in unfamiliar settings. But it isn't the huge terror many say it is: it has, after all, been my life.
Another thing for which I am forever grateful about my school years, is my faith. If I am a Christian, it's down in large measure to the influence of school. In those days the law about a daily act of worship in schools was still actually observed. (There was none of this modern nonsense about teachers not wanting to lead an act of worship because they - or many of the children - don't believe. Ritual doesn't require belief: it requires performance. That is how faith is taught, communicated and nurtured. So probably the teachers' reluctance to lead corporate worship is a fear that they themselves might 'catch' religion? Well, I couldn't possibly comment.) It wasn't designed to interest or entertain, like modern school religious assemblies are required to do. In fact I don't recall anything like a comment or a homily. Assembly consisted of a hymn, a Bible reading, and a prayer read by the headmaster, often one of the BCP collects at Morning Prayer, but also sometimes prayers like the prayer of St Ignatius: Teach us, good Lord, to serve thee as thou deservest… It quietly, modestly, without fuss or perhaps even noticing, puts God there in the start of the school day.
And then there were the Christian teachers, who believed in what they believed, and wanted to share that Good Thing with the children. I was often blissfully unaware of it at the time, but even though I never went to the Christian Union (why would I?) there were other occasions. Like the day our form teacher invited some of us for tea and conversation about our ideas and what we believed. I didn't realise at the time that there was a faith-sharing Agenda. As a teenager I was always bolshy about people trying to get me to believe as they believed. I was 'C of E', for God's sake, like everyone else - what else did they want? Also a Protestant: I would believe as I chose to believe. It now seems extraordinary that the school even organised a group excursion to Earls Court in 1966, to hear Billy Graham speak during his London crusade. I especially resented his whole style of emotional manipulation and appeal, though it made a big impression on some of my friends… And yet here I am, where I am today. The Spirit works unpredictably, through all our life experiences.
So, yes, in ways that it and I probably never knew or imagined, school helped make me what I am. For sure, I can imagine ways in which it might have made me different. But that is fantasy. For what I am, it was certainly good for something.
(And, pace Pink Floyd, we do need yes education. The best of it is probably not conveyed by the Curriculum, the exams we study for, or the school system. But it may still, often, be somehow imparted by school in spite of itself.)
When I was a very new Christian… No, let's start again. When, as a young adult, I was very newly beginning to explore my Christian faith, I was fascinated by Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Letters and Papers from Prison. I read and re-read the Collins Fontana paperback edition, priced at five shillings (25p in brackets), which I still have on my shelves. Even though I've also bought more recent, expanded, probably better editions, this little paperback with its brown pages still has a place in my heart.
What a year 2016 has been. For many people, a year of shock and grief at the number of well-loved celebrities who have died: among them we felt especially the loss of Victoria Wood, Alan Rickman, Leonard Cohen, Carrie Fisher - others will have their own special List of Loss. For all of us, a year when we have been stunned by the outcome of votes in some of the world's leading democracies. The Brexit vote on June 23; the election of President Donald Trump on November 8… both have baffled and horrified the rest of the world, and who knows how much the countries where these decisions were made, will be irrevocably changed as a result? In both the UK and the USA the election campaigns plumbed previously unknown depths of falsehood, calling evil good and good evil, and deliberately trying to stir up violent hatred of foreigners, and anyone 'different', as well as of political opponents. What has happened to decency, civility and truth, in our two great democracies? Truly, the world has become stranger, more uncertain, more dangerous than it has felt for many years.
It was always going to be a funny sort of Christmas for us. The first time in 38 years that I haven't been involved in leading services, preaching, celebrating the Eucharist, or all of the above. The first Christmas ever in our new house, after 25 Christmases in our last home - which was the longest time that either of us has spent in one home in our lives. The first Christmas in a home that we own, rather than a parental home, a rented home, or a tied cottage AKA clergy house. A Christmas, frankly, of grieving for the church we loved, and the friends we love and have had to leave behind there.
In the 2000s there's been a glut of Christian organisations rebranding themselves and coming up with trendy new names. The idea seems to be that the original names sound old-fashioned and unappealing. The problem is that the trendy new names seldom tell you what the organisation actually does. Worse still, when they do convey something, it often sounds like an in-joke for those who get it.
I don't know if this is true of all careers and professions. It turns out that post-retirement from parish ministry becomes a time of soul-searching, an attempt to answer such questions as, What was it all about? What did we achieve? Was it worth it, anyway?
This is a post about NaNoWriMo, and how I am doing.
Much as I love Bible Society, I'm still struggling with their present emphasis on what they call 'bringing the Bible to life'.
In Vienna, I found the Esperanto Museum. It was not, as I supposed, the shop window of a local Esperanto Society, where I would be greeted by samideanoj with cries of "Saluton! ?u vi parolas Esperanton? Kiel vi fartas?", but was rather a department of the Austrian National Library. The Museum was founded in 1927 by Hugo Steiner, and opened in 1929. It contains over 35,000 books, 2,500 magazines, 22,000 photographs as well as thousands of other items. After the Nazi annexation of Austria in 1938, it faced the same hostility from the regime as did individual Esperantists. The German authorities demanded that the books be moved to Berlin to be housed in a library of disapproved books, but the director of the Austrian National Library insisted that the collection belonged to the nation, and so was able to resist the edict.
At the Universala Kongreso de Esperanto in Nitra, Slovakia, the president of the Universal Esperanto Association Mark Fettes gave an inspirational opening address to Congress. Others may have translated it better or differently, but this is my Esperanto translation exercise for today.
Last Sunday morning Alison preached a cracking sermon, didn't she? I thought it was one of the best I've heard her preach. So, she's set the bar pretty high, and I'm afraid I can't emulate that, I don't think this will be one of the best sermons I've ever preached (I'm feeling a bit too emotional for that). But with God's help it will be 'good enough'. And it will be the Last Sermon I preach from this pulpit – at least, as vicar of this parish.
Well. I didn't think anyone would find, let alone read, this little, still 'experimental' blog, with its musings so far largely about taking up wet shaving again, after so many years of wearing a beard, and later (after some years of cartridge blade shaving, using shaving gel) using an electric shaver.
For most of my adult life I haven't shaved. I grew a moustache at 20, a full beard at 23, which I then wore (with two brief looks at the naked chin to make sure it was still there, before quickly growing the beard back again) until I was 50. At that time I looked like a caricature of a bald and bearded middle-aged clergyman. I no longer needed the appearance of maturity and gravitas I clearly thought I lacked in my 20s; I now concluded I looked mature enough, and shaved it off.
So we're now 10 days in to the new era of shaving, and the learning goes on as I practise wet shaving again, and read more about it on the Internet.
It felt like it was time for a new face; but disappointingly it turned out to be the same old one.
We've been working at the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity; not with a joint act of ecumenical lowest-common-denominator worship, but with the opportunity within our Churches Together group to attend one another's regular times of prayer during the week. Instead of a boring mishmash, we see the diversity of each other's lives and prayer. So, this evening we shared in Orthodox Vespers at St Nicholas the Wonderworker in Ferry Road.
Well, it looks as if I've finally (accidentally?) stumbled upon the right settings for my DNS registrar and my Github pages, to get my personalised domain name () to point to the Github page.
It's a wonderful thing, being able to host your blog and/or web pages on Github. And I've found out (I think) how to make it work. Sometimes it takes a few goes and false starts, but we usually get there in the end.
Had my hair cut today. I didn't manage to get it done before Christmas: apologies to all those who were traumatised by having to watch a mad-haired vicar perform all over the Christmas services and events.
Today's anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy reminds me of another one of those "Where were you?" questions that mark milestones in our lives.
That light tinkling noise you can hear, is the gentle shattering of illusions as I read in the latest edition of the Lincoln College Record, "The Myth of the Red Baron". For as long as I've been connected with Lincoln College, it's been known that there was once a von Richthofen at Lincoln. No one was quite clear about how, if at all, he was related to the famous Red Baron, the Great War flying ace. I was one of those who devoutly hoped that it was the Red Baron himself who studied there, or failing that at least a brother.


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In this article, we'll explain 6 popular betting systems that you can experiment with in your online casino gaming experience. Truth be told, these timeless, tried and true betting systems originated in the world of offline betting, but they apply equally as well to online casino gambling, no matter what the game, no matter what the betting structure.
Before You Begin: For most of these systems, you will need to decide what your betting unit will be ahead of time (such as the minimum allowable bet at the game and online casino in question).
1-3-2-6 Betting System
This is what's called a Positive Progression system, meaning that as you win, your bets increase. The foundation of this online casino betting system is the premise that a player can win any game a maximum of 4 times in a row before they'll probably lose.
Here's how the system works:
- Bet 1 unit each betting round until you win a round;
- After you win a round, bet 3 units on the next (second) round;
- If you win a second round in a row, bet 2 units on the next (third) round;
- If you win a third round in a row, bet 6 units on the next (fourth) round;
- Then, no matter what happens (win or lose) return to the beginning of the pattern, betting 1 unit per round until you win one, etc.
The risk-reward scenario with the 1-2-3-6 betting system is simple. You can win as much as 6 times your original bet after 4 rounds of play while only putting 2 units of your own at risk.
The worst case scenario with the 1-2-3-6 betting system is that you lose 6 consecutive times in the second round. No matter, though. You can make it all up by winning 4 times in a row.
The Martingale System
This is a Negative Progression system, meaning that as you lose, your bets increase.
The foundation of this online casino betting system is the premise that a player cannot possibly lose an infinite number of times without ever winning a single round. Therefore, what the Martingale system is designed to help you do is offset all of your accumulated losses with a single win.
Whether you consider it cynical, realistic, or both, this system works best in cases when the online casino game is paying out a 1 to 1 payout ratio on each bet. Here's how it works:
- First, place whatever bet you've decided to start with;
- If you win, bet the same amount again, but if you lose, bet double the amount;
- If you lose again, you double your bet again.
The downside to the Martingale system is that you need a large bankroll to start out with as well as the resolve to keep increasing your bets as your losses compound. Not just anyone can pull this online casino betting system off.
In the rarest of cases, you may, after enough losses, reach the online casino's betting maximum and then not be able to raise your bet further or offset your losses with one win.
The D'Alenbert System
This is another Negative Progression system. It's also considered an Insurance System in that, as you win, the size of your bets increase. Here's how it works:
- Each time you lose, you raise your bets by one unit;
- Each time you win, you lower your bets by one unit;
This system also requires a large enough online casino bankroll to pull it off.
By adding the insurance system to the negative progression system, you're hedging your increasing losses by pulling some profits off the table each time you win.
The Labouchere Betting System (a.k.a. The Cancellation System)
This system, another Negative Progression, is somewhat more complicated than those listed so far. Depending on the odds in whatever online casino game you're playing, you'll come up with some sequence of numbers -- of any length you wish -- and not necessarily sequential.
Each number in your sequence is a multiple of your predetermined betting unit (7 therefore is 7 times your betting unit; 5 is 5x, etc.) Here's how it works:
- Your first bet should be the sum of the first and last numbers in your sequence;
- If you win, cross out those two numbers you just added together (the two outermost in your sequence) and bet the sum of the next two;
- If you win again, cross out those two outermost numbers and repeat the process
- If you continue winning until you have no more numbers in the sequence to add together, you simply start from the beginning with the entire, original sequence.
- If you lose, you add to the end of the sequence, the sum that you had just used, thus creating a new sequence;
- Crossing out no numbers at all (because you didn't win yet), add the first number in the sequence to the new last number that number and use that new sum as your multiple;
The supposed benefit of this complicated betting method is that anytime you have to start over with the original sequence, you come out with a profit. The drawback is that you can accumulate enormous losses before you ever win (if you ever win).
Your success at the Labouchere system really depends on selecting the right sequence.
The Paroli System (a.k.a. The Anti-Martingale System)
This is another Positive Progression system. More than simply selecting a unit of betting, with the Paroli system you also need to determine two other criteria before you begin:
1. A cap: The uppermost amount at which you will stop increasing your wager and return to your starting unit;
2. A multiple: How much you'll increase your bet every time you win (1 unit, 2 units, 3 units, etc.)
You should base these factors on the odds of the online casino game you happen to be playing. The appeal of the Paroli System is that you can play at the online casino for a while with a small bankroll. You cut your losses and let your profits ride.
The Parlay System
This is another Positive Progression system. Similar to the Paroli System, the effect of the Parlay system is to "pyramid" your profits, meaning that every time you win you wager both your winnings and the amount of your initial bet as your next bet.
The reward of the Parlay system can be huge. The risk is that you can lose it all in a single bad online casino beat.


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Feeling festive yet? We are! With Thanksgiving and Hanukkah falling a little early this year, the holiday spirit has aptly blossomed into full blown joy everywhere we look! Even totally sane people confessed to having their Christmas trees up in full twinkle before December 1st this year, and this Sunday marks the first night of the festival of light. So, what are the hottest gifts of 2012? A quick google search will reveal that people have been speculating on the must have top gift ideas for 2012 since the summer! One surprising item that seems to be topping a lot of lists is the Furbee. This throw-back toy with a "mind of its own" was at the top of the must-have gift list in 1998 and is enjoying a renaissance of popularity. Updated for today, now the little creature, resembling an owl, should be bought in conjunction with an app to help you translate Furbish. Creepy or cute, our jury is still out on this one. Find our favorite WallPops gift ideas for everyone on your list below & enjoy this WallPops coupon code: FESTIVE15 for special savings on anything on our site!
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A Gentleman Caller: (or your brother, dear old Dad, that guy you met on OK Cupid last week but you really think might be the one, or your cousin whose name you randomly drew in the family secret santa this year, or.. well you get the picture, these gifts are perfect for guys) One word: FATHEAD. A whole wall full of awesome. Fathead wall decals are all the rage with guys and you will look totally awesome for getting them one. Choose from life size football wall decals, baseball wall art, or star wars decals… need we say more?
Your Mom: Moms are so sublime, we absolutely adore them all. They do so much for us, it is always a goal to give them something absolutely splendid at the holidays. This year, one of our best gift ideas for your Mom is a monogram decal set. Monograms are classy. These come with all the letters of the alphabet and one fancy frame (available in 3 stylish designs) so Mom can display a little family pride. She can dress up a dresser top, mirror, or door, too, with this symbolic gift. Or, because Moms have a lot to do, why not get her a chic dry-erase board or calendar to keep track of lists and schedules? We have lots of dry-erase items to choose from, surely your mom would love the crisp blue one from Jonathan Adler pictured below?
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Patented CORETECH® Injury Recovery and Postpartum Compression Shorts (Black with Pink Logo)
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It will be Tom Brookens in Detroit, the organization has all but said so. He's a former Tiger, a former scrappy utility guy like so many managers who aren't former catchers, he coached and managed his way up through the minors, which Leyland respects, and now he's the first base coach in Detroit.
Brad Komminsk?!? Man, he was the great hope for the Braves there for a while when I was a kid. I had no idea he was still in baseball. Thanks for the update!
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(Pocket-lint) - If you thought it was hard trying to keep up with all of the Samsung Galaxy handsets, then the same company's tablets are going to be just as much of a headache. Pocket-lint met the latest at Mobile World Congress 2012 in the very large shape of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.
The new, bigger Note runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and features a 1.4GHz dual-core processor and HSPA+ connectivity. Screen resolution is WXGA (1280x800) and it comes with a 3-megapixel camera on the back and a 2-megapixel for video calling on the front. That screen, much like that of the Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 we saw earlier at the show, is still quite the treat to behold despite not being blessed with any kind of Super AMOLED technology.
The stylus is where it starts getting interesting. Put pen to screen and you're suddenly aware of just how fat and imprecise your fingers are and - even when you're not looking for pin-point accuracy - swishing large items by with the little tool becomes rather addictive. But it's really in the apps where it comes in most useful.
At any place on the interface, you can call up the memo pad and write a note freehand to keep for later. Any document or presentation can be annotated and mailed back to the sender and there's handwriting recognition software to make your scrawls sit nice and neatly in lines. It didn't do very well with our particular style, but that might be down to using a keyboard for too many years.
Where the pen is undeniably good is with the embedded apps like Adobe Photoshop Touch and Adobe Ideas. Getting that precise control of your image really starts to give you the natural, artistic feel that Samsung is hoping for from its Note range.
The Note 10.1 will come in three sizes - 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB - and have a 7000 mHa battery, which should give it plenty of juice to power the screen and the pen as well as the two forward-facing external speakers at the short ends of the tablet.
It also comes with the Learning Hub in the TouchWiz UI to go along with the games and social ones. The hub itself has some very decent content to choose from - much of it free - with books, lectures, videos and all sorts to give the education a multimedia experience rather like a modern version of Encarta. Everything within, of course, can be annotated too.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 will come in a choice of black and white along with slots for your SIM and microSD cards. Price and arrival are less clear for the moment.


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Posttraumatic Stress in School-age Children and Adolescents: Medical Providers' Role From Diagnosis to Optimal Management." Pediatric Health, Medicine and Therapeutics. 2015;2015:6(6):167-180."
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Understanding recovery in children following traffic-related injuries: Exploring acute traumatic stress reactions, child coping, and coping assistance." Clin Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2013."
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