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Creamy Burrito Bake
This is a very easy dish. The fat and calories can be lowered even further with low fat sour cream, cheese and soup. Ground turkey would work well.Submitted by JOEKNEE
Carbs: 18.9g | Fat: 27.6g | Fiber: 9g | Protein: 23g | Calories: 383
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If your family enjoys tacos, then why not top a pizza with the same delicious combination? Easy & delicious!Submitted by JST4GVN
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This is a lower-fat version of a recipe I found on allrecipes.com, I cut the ground beef in half, added black beans and substituted whole wheat pasta for regular. The original recipe calls for tortilla chips on top, I omitted those.Submitted by DOTTIEBEVERLY
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The highest scoring papers from the Scientific Review Committee, the quality of the paper and the quality of the presentation and answering questions from the audience was the criteria used for the selection of candidates for the awards. The Best Paper Review Committee consisted of three volunteers, Dr. Suzanne Bakken, Columbia University from the U.S.A., Dr. Christian Nohr, Aalborg University from Demark, and Dr. Umberto Tachinardi, University of Wisconsin from the U.S.A.
The Gold Award was presented to Ferdinand Dhombres for his paper "Extending the Coverage of Phenotypes in SNOMED CT through Post-coordination" with co-authors being Rainer Winnenburg, James T. Case, and Olivier Bodenreider.
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On August 19th, the day before the official opening of MedInfo2105, student finalists presented their papers and answered questions to the 2015 panel of judges; Dr. Christian Nohr, Aalborg University from Demark, Dr. Elizabeth Cummings, University of Tasmania from Australia and Dr. Yalini Senathirajah, State University of New York (SUNY) Downstate Medical Center from the U.S.A.. Winners and finalists of the competition were announced and recognized at the opening ceremonies of MedInfo2015 on August 20th, 2015 in São Paulo, Brazil. MedInfo2015 and IMIA would like to thank Dr. Marion Ball and IBM Research for their continued and gracious sponsorship to the competition.
First place was awarded to Ruth Agbakoba for her paper "Implementing a National Scottish Digital Health and Wellbeing Service at Scale: A Qualitative Study of Stakeholders' Views" with co-authors being M McGee-Lennon, MM Bouamrane, N Watson and F Mair. Ruth is a PhD student at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, where she is focused on evaluating the implementation of the Living It Up (LiU) project (a digital eHealth Portal) which is part of a £37 million UK wide programme.
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- summary: incremental IMAP crawling --> incremental IMAP crawling broken
...seems to be broken. He starts again from scratch - nevertheless, the history files will be generated.
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I assume that "starts again from scratch" means that all messages are reported as new on the second crawl.
I tested it on gmail and the dfki imap server.
- the messages were reported correctly as unmodified
- the folders were always modified
I fixed two minor bugs, now the folders without subfolders are correctly reported as unmodified and folders without messages don't throw any errors. Right now I can crawl a mailbox, all messages are reported as new, and then crawl it once more - all messages and folders are reported as unmodified. It works on gmail and on the dfki server. (well, gmail has this problem described in [2005759] but dfki server works flawlessly)
Please test, and make sure that the access data is configured correctly.
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I have tested, and in the end it works at our test mail account, which is an mbox structure, and it don't works on my own account, which is based on mh...maybe there exists a relationship
In some folders, I always get the exception
02.07.2008 17:17:37 WARNING: Exception while crawling folder imap://reuschling@serv-4100/Mail%2fDFKI%5fPEEK;TYPE=LIST <<<< from AbstractJavaMailCrawler.crawlSingleFolder(..) [Thread 24]
javax.mail.FolderClosedException: Lost folder connection to server
at com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPFolder.checkOpened(IMAPFolder.java:328)
at com.sun.mail.imap.IMAPFolder.getUID(IMAPFolder.java:1814)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.imap.ImapCrawler.getMessageUri(ImapCrawler.java:901)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.mail.AbstractJavaMailCrawler.getCurrentFolderObject(AbstractJavaMailCrawler.java:630)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.mail.AbstractJavaMailCrawler.crawlSingleFolder(AbstractJavaMailCrawler.java:256)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.mail.AbstractJavaMailCrawler.crawlFolder(AbstractJavaMailCrawler.java:212)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.imap.ImapCrawler.crawlObjects(ImapCrawler.java:157)
at org.semanticdesktop.aperture.crawler.base.CrawlerBase.crawl(CrawlerBase.java:216)
at de.dfki.catwiesel.synchronizer.importer.aperture.imap.ImapImporter.startImport(ImapImporter.java:153)
at de.dfki.catwiesel.synchronizer.importer.ImporterInputQueue.startImport(ImporterInputQueue.java:110)
at de.dfki.catwiesel.CatwieselDocumentStore.importData(CatwieselDocumentStore.java:720)
at org.dynaq.index.Indexer.performCatwieselIndexing(Indexer.java:1150)
at org.dynaq.index.Indexer.createIndex(Indexer.java:501)
at org.dynaq.config.ImportConfigView$2.run(ImportConfigView.java:299)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
02.07.2008 17:17:37 INFO: Given resource was processed completely. Crawled 0 objects (exit code: completed) <<<< from CatwieselCrawlerHandler.crawlStopped(..) [Thread 24]
..so maybe there are some Exceptions that avoid the writing of the history file entries. I tried two notations:
the #mh/DFKI_PEEK (which is a folder from me of course) and Mail/DFKI_PEEK, but both of them leads to the exception. I also have the stomak feeling that this is somehow folder-specific, some very big folders were indexed, some small ones not...
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once again I tried to reproduce this bug but failed,
the "history files" you've sent don't contain the <aperture.timestamp> tags
it's a feature we've added before the last release, it's really weird because the only reason I can thing of, why are those tags missing is that you may have a version of aperture that's at least two months old, which you say you don't
To push the matter further somewhat, I would ask you to run the crawl through the imapcrawler script in the bin folder with the debug mode
i've prepared two scripts: imapcrawlerdebug.bat and .sh. They will generate a file called imap-debug-output.txt. It will contain all IMAP messages exchanged between the server and the crawler. Please run something like:
1. checkout the sources
2. type ant testbuild
3. go to the bin folder
4. run
imapcrawlerdebug.bat --native imapnative --accessDataFile imapaccessdata.zip --server <server-name> --username <login> --password <password> --sslnocert --folder <folder-name> -v
replace <server-name>, <login> and <password> and <folder-name> with appropriate values
after running this command create copies of imap-debug-output.txt and imapaccessdata.zip
then run the same thing the second time with exactly the same arguments
you should get a report with unmodified emails (or an error)
send the first version of the imapaccessdata and the imap-debug-output.txt together with the second version of those files to me
REMEBER TO OBFUSCATE THE imap-debug-output, since it will contain your login name, your password and subject lines of all emails in the given folder. Please choose a folder that's not that sensitive (like a mailing list). I will not upload it anywhere.
I hope we will see some pattern there...
It seems to be some sort of a server misconfiguration, or a javamail bug, it may not be possible for us to provide a workaround on the aperture level
and as far as the exception is concerned
1. does it break the crawl
2. does it happen only on the second crawl or on both?
removed this issue from the 1.2.0.beta group
Implemented a workaround in r1456. the ignoreUidValidity switch in the imap data source lets the crawler ignore the UID validity, which allows it to work correctly on mh-backed IMAP stores, under the condition that no mails have been deleted between crawls.
Please confirm.
This workaround seems to be the best we can do quickly in this situation. Maybe sometimes we will find a solution, possibly not depending on the ID but on the date/subject, etc, to support also deletions.
The lack of this workaround is clear: To offer a robust application, you must choose between:
- ignoreUidValidity and don't use the FileAccessData - where we are in the same situation as before, NO incremental indexing (maybe with some possible side effects,
I don't know how Aperture can choose which entry he should update/overwrite, or 'insert as new'. Looks like the same problem)
- ignoreUidValidity and use FileAccessData - with incremental indexing, but wrong emails will be deleted - which is a common usecase
- don't use ignoreUidValidity - no incremental indexing, sounds like the first situation
...and all of these are not robust
For my impression, this must be a temporary workaround. Just my 3cts
Antoni, today I remembered the mh-situation, and I have a question:
Is there a special need to use the server-uid, which is in some cases not robust, instead of the EMail-Message-ID (from the email-header), which is unique in any case?
Maybe you choose this situation because of performance reasons...but couldn't we fall-back to the mail-message-ID in the case of UidValidy is false?
That might be a good idea..
The use of UIDs is mandated by the IMAP URI scheme defined (in the newest version) in http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5092.txt. Without UIDVALIDITY the UIDs are useless though, so falling back to message id's might be a good idea. You'd have to accept though that the IMAP accessor in will have to perform a linear search in this case.
I'll forward this question to aperture-dev and see what others think.
BTW, I assigned this issue to myself, because I haven't received any notification of your question. These trackers are lousy...
I've tested the crawler on the account you made available to me and I can't reproduce it anymore. It seems that the server has been reconfigured. Please see if it's possible to get another account backed by an 'mh' message store.
I've fixed it. Here's what I did.
I've added a user account on my ubuntu laptop. Then I've set up an .mh_profile file with two mh folders, using exmh tool. This mh profile had a Path: MhMail entry.
Then I downloaded the uw imap server from their original source. I tried for about 8 hours to do something with the ubuntu packaged version of uw-imapd but have been unable to do anything. I donwloaded the source, read the help file about configuring the deamon, set it up to have the mail in a Mail subfolder of the home folder, manually added appropriate paths in the inetd.conf, without installing the imapd file anywhere outside the home folder. It took a while to get all required libraries but eventually it did work. So I had an imap server with two folders backed by MH storage.
It turned out that the only way to reliably test for the UID stickyness is by getting to the internal sun javamail provider class called IMAPProtocol, it allowed me to issue the EXAMINE <foldername> command and parse the responses by myself to detect the UIDNOTSTICKY flag.
Now the uid stickyness is tested every time. If the uids aren't sticky the imap crawler generates uris based on the Message-ID header and the hash of the message, (I extracted the URI-generation code from MboxCrawler to a common method in the MailUtil class, now it's used by both crawlers).
I also rewrote the DataAccessor implementation to work correctly with non-sticky uid folders. This implementation is crappy from the performance point of view but it works. It may be optimized later if need be.
All kinds of comments welcome.
Christian, please confirm.
After more than a year of waiting, I consider this issue fixed in rev 1991, please reopen if it's not.


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Zohra Drif
|Zohra Drif-Bitat
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Tissemsilt, Algeria
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|Lawyer (now Retired)
|Armée de Libération Nationale (ALN)
|Front de Libération Nationale (FLN)
|Rabah Bitat (1962-2000)
Zohra Drif Bitat (Arabic: زهرة ظريف بيطاط, born in 1934) is a retired Algerian lawyer and the vice-president of the Council of the Nation, the upper house of the Algerian Parliament.[1] She is best known for her activities on behalf of the National Liberation Front during the Algerian War of Independence.
Milk Bar Café bombing[edit]
Drif was twenty years old and a student in the Faculty of Law at the University of Algiers when, on 30 September 1956, she set a bomb in the Milk Bar cafe, which killed three French youths and injured dozens in one of the first actions of the Battle of Algiers. She was captured in early October 1957 along with Saadi Yacef, reportedly her boyfriend at the time, at No. 3 Rue Caton in the Casbah of Algiers by Lt. Colonel Jeanpierre and his 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment.[2] In August 1958, she was sentenced to 20 years of hard labour by the military tribunal of Algiers for terrorism, and was locked up in the women's section of the Barbarossa prison. She published a 20-page treatise, entitled The death of my brothers (French: la Mort de mes frères), in 1960, while still in prison. She was pardoned by Charles de Gaulle on the occasion of Algerian independence in 1962.[3]
Personal life[edit]
Drif is the widow of former Algerian president Rabah Bitat.[1] She is reported to be a close friend of current president Abdelaziz Bouteflika.[3]
See also[edit]
- Café Wars
- The Battle of Algiers - 1966 film based on real events
- ^ a b "Zohra Drif appelle à un grand débat national", El Annabi, 8 February 2011, retrieved 2011-02-23
- ^ "Capture of the Chief", Time Magazine, 7 October 1957, retrieved 2006-10-04
- ^ a b Maclean, William (28 September 2005). "50 years on, Algiers bomber sees US "error" in Iraq". Reuters. Retrieved 2006-10-04.
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No one to blame but the Democrats on this one. However these horror stories are EXACTLY what obama wants to hear. It is all part of the master plan to go to single payer health care run by the gov. Get ready America.
- 8:45 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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How do you spell fraud? O b a m a c a r e!
- 8:50 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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I've been told that my insurance premium will go up AT LEAST 100% at my work. But it's okay. Who needs groceries or rent money?
- 9:00 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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I was promised a reduction of up to $2500 in health care premiums. I'm only
seeing horrific increases.
My daughter's hours will be reduced and now that she is 26, she's off my plan and low and behold, she will be paying about $230 or so a month for a $5000 deductible plan.
So how's your AFFORDABLE Healthcare Act working out for you.
Thanks to the three stooges (Barry, Harry, and Nancy) we are finally figuring out what's really going on.
You libs are absolutely out of your mind. This is what America wanted?
And I can't wait to hear the weeping and wailing over the $36 food stamp reduction.
I currently have 10 living in my home until my son's home is finished. We've never spent $668 a month for food (maximum foodstamp allowance) and we have 47 million families on food stamps?
Good grief!
- 9:04 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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Many accuse conservatives of not offering an alternative to Obamacare. Heritage
Foundation offers an alternative which is fully of common sense.
Go to Heritage Foundation's website to read the details.
The Beltway mentality needs to go. Mike Lee knows that Obamacare is destructive to America and is in reality unconstitutional (The Supreme Court decision is illogical and unsubstantiated, a failure on the part of that branch of government). We need to get the federal government out of our lives as much as possible, while still maintaining a limited cohesiveness between the states - protecting our most basic liberties and rights of freedom of conscience, privacy and of property.
Individual responsibility - including our responsibility to serve our fellow man - needs to be the theme. We need to get away from big government solutions for individual needs. As Reagan said, "Government is not the solution, it is the problem."
- 9:08 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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Has anyone looked into the strong probability that at least some of this is deliberate sabotage by insurance companies and big corporate employers?
- 9:08 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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Did anyone notice the hike in premiums before AMA? Did anyone notice that
insurance was worthless or extremely expensive for those with pre-existing
conditions? Do you hear Republicans proposing any better plans? No, because
they really don't care. They only complain if Obama is behind it.
Anyhow, it would be nice if this story included reports from people who say they are saving a lot of money. If this is so, it appears that AMA needs some fixing, not that it needs to be thrown out, but Republicans aren't interested in fixing AMA. They just want to destroy it and go back to the old days.
I bet if you you wait a few months and insurance before AMA to AMA insurance, we will find the old days were much worse.
- 9:18 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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One huge thing we have learned (many of us knew)is like oil and water the words Obama and truth do not go together.
- 9:19 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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OOPs. I meant, ACA.
@TOO: ACA should grant you a subsidy, so you will be able to afford rent and groceries.
- 9:26 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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@Mikhail: Is this the same Heritage Foundation that supported insurance modeled after Romney's plan? Why, yes it is! It's now called Obamacare.
- 9:40 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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This is insurance company sabotage. It's why insurance companies shouldn't be involved in health care at all.
- 10:01 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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The march of the naive continue. You have no one to blame but yourselves. it won't do any good to say that if you think that your democratic and republican reps didn't plan and know this, your nativity and delusion are complete.
- 10:32 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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And so ... the disaster that is called ObamaCare continues.
- 10:46 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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This is what happens when "Big Government" decides it knows best how to
run things.
For heaven's sake, they can't even set up a website and make it run properly and we expect them to manage the health care system?
- 10:48 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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Let's turn to a great philosopher for sage advice on ObamaCare.
"Stupid is as stupid does." Forrest Gump
- 10:48 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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"It will save families $2500 dollars, you can keep your insurance plan and your doctor, it will bend the cost curve down, signing up will be as easy as shopping online, etc" In retail that is called bait and switch. We deserve better from our president.
- 11:07 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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screwing the middle class is not a good formula for reelection... bait and switch is illegal unless you are a politician
- 11:13 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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One Old Man & Hutterite,
Nice conspiracy theory. On the contrary, insurance companies will be reaping windfall profits. They love this law called Obamacare. As I speak with insurance reps they report that the insurance industry will be strengthened by this.
Can you say "Insurance Lobbyist access to the White House"?
Mr Smitty,
Keep dreaming. The good old days are gone under Obamacare. We will speak longingly of those days.
- 11:22 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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C'mon, One old Man and Hutterite, admit that Obamacare is a flop. Trying
to deflect blame onto the insurance companies is a smoke screen for those
unwilling to accept reality. Don't you remember the infamous remark by
Nancy that they "had to pass the law to find out what was in the law?"
And this is a law that a vast majority of Americans DID NOT WANT! They
weren't even smart enough to phase it in, 10 states at a time---no, they
tried the entire country at the stroke of midnight and we see how well that
This train wreck has to be buried; the sooner the better.
- 11:31 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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Why would I be very much surprised to see Lee and others in Washington hold a
press conference and weep at how fortunate they are to not be subject to
Obamacare? They should gloat a little about how the Democrats have stuck it to
everyone except the US Congress and how grateful they personally are about it.
Then they should publicly ask for Nancy and Harry to hold a press conference and
address how much better off they are WITHOUT Obamacare.
I tell you, it would be absolutely hilarious watching Mr. Reid squirm. He'd likely say that it was all Bush's fault and that Mitt hadn't paid any taxes. We know the drill all too well.
- 11:36 a.m. Nov. 2, 2013
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GE Healthcare is taking over Xcellerex, a supplier of biomanufacturing technologies. The company says that the acquisition will allow it to expand its offerings for the production of recombinant proteins, antibodies, and vaccines. To date, more than 20 therapeutic proteins and vaccines have reportedly been manufactured for clinical trials using Xcellerex technology.
Xcellerex develops and produces biomanufacturing systems and production-scale bioreactors based around single-use components. Such products offer advantages such as faster installation, lower capital investment, reduced risk of cross-contamination, and increased flexibility compared with traditional manufacturing technologies.
For example, Xcellerex' FlexFactory® is a modular platform based on single-use technologies. Through its BridgeSourcing™ services, Xcellerex manufactures a partner's biomolecules while the partner prepares for commissioning of its own new FlexFactory. When the partner's facility is ready, Xcellerex deploys its TransPlant™ process to install, validate, and train partner personnel in their own FlexFactory. Xcellerex also leverages its single-use technologies through the sale of XDR bioreactors, XDM Quad Mixers, and related single-use assemblies.
Xcellerex' production-scale single-use bioreactor systems are complementary to GE Healthcare's products and range of media for cell culture. "GE Healthcare has built a world-class set of tools, technologies, and services for the biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry, and by adding Xcellerex' innovative products to our portfolio, we will be able to strongly enhance our customer offering," remarks Dr. Nigel Darby, vp of BioTechnologies and chief technology officer, GE Healthcare Life Sciences.
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While P.K. Subban is still enjoying the eight-year, $72 million contract he recently signed with the Montreal Canadiens, his brothers are busy having a good time at BioSteel Camp. Jordan, a defenseman in the Canucks' system, went head-to-head in a shootout competition with his brother Malcolm, who is a goaltender in the Bruins' system.
Jordan had a pretty ridiculous shot in mind and executed it perfectly to put the puck in the back of the net:
His brother's reaction to this insane shot was priceless. He had no idea how to react while it was happening. Malcolm probably knew better than anyone on the ice how this shot attempt would end — he's been having to block his brother's shots as long as they've both been able to use hockey sticks.
The amount of concentration and balance this took to pull off is unbelievable. I can hardly skate with no pads on without holding a hockey stick. Moving is also debatable. Spinning three times and hitting a small object out of the air into a guarded net? Yea, I think I'll pass instead of giving it a try and humiliating myself.
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Sticky Chilli Chicken Wings
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 45 mins
A delicious and simple chicken dish from Donna Hay's Cookbook titled "Flavours". Extremely simple, but taste oh so good.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 kg chicken wings, tips cut off
Chilli Sauce
- 3 red chilies, seeded and chopped
- 1 tablespoon grated ginger
- 2 cups water
- 2⁄3 cup soya sauce
- 1⁄2 cup white wine vinegar
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup chopped fresh coriander leaves (cilantro)
- Place chilli, ginger, water, soya sauce, vinegar and sugar in a deep frying pan, and simmer over medium heat.
- Allow to simmer for 3 minutes.
- Add chicken wings and cook covered for 35 minutes, turning occasionally.
- Remove lid from pan and continue cooking for 25 minutes, turning the chicken pieces till it is cooked and well coated in the chilli sauce.
- Stir through the coriander leaves and serve with steamed rice and greens.
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Oh my goodness, can I give these about 100 stars? Yes, they're THAT good! I'm usually not a fan of wings, but my husband is, so I made these for him. Extrememly easy to make, and the results are fabulous! Not overly spicy, like buffalo wings, it's a subtle spiciness. You could add more or less chilies if you wanted to. So, I made them for my husband, handed him the plate, and watched him INHALE them. I had to taste for myself. The meat is tender, juicy, and just falls off the bone...amazing. I kept swiping some for myself and making him mad, lol. He wated them all. Anyone that even remotely likes wings must try these. Even if you don't like wings, these will make you a convert! Thank you KM! (Pick Your Chef, Dec 2003)
These had really good flavour, but the wings looked... well kinda ugly when all was said and done. I added a cornstarch slurry to the sauce to thicken it, then put the wings back into the sauce. That was a good move. The thickened sauce was more of a glaze and coated the wings nicely, giving them a much better appearance. Thanks for a good recipe!
Oh my!!These were wonderful.Worthy of 100 stars llike leannr said!!I used boneless,skinless thigs and drumsticks.(4 total)They were saturated with flavor,husband wanted to know what was in this chicken cause it tasted soooo good and we all agreed KitchenManiac!After the sauce had boiled down to coat chicken I threw in some noodles to absorb all the leftovers and I'll tell you we were licking the pot!


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Crispy Kisses
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- Red marker
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- 1/4 cup butter
- 12-inch square of aluminum foil
- 4 cups miniature or 40 large marshmallows
- Cut paper into 8 1/2-by-1-inch strips. Have your child write a Valentine's Day message on each strip.
- Melt the butter in a large saucepan.
- Add the marshmallows and stir the mixture constantly over low heat until it's syrupy.
- Turn off the heat.
- Stir in the cereal until it's well coated.
- Spray the inside of a funnel with cooking spray.
- Press the cereal mixture into the funnel.
- Gently remove the cereal kiss and place it flat side down on the foil.
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Tourney regulars Michael Jordan, John Elway and Mark McGwire will return to the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course for the 54-hole event with a $500,000 purse.
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DANVILLE, Ill. -- Nobody told Dick Van Dyke you can't go home again.
Sixty years after he graduated from Danville High School, Van Dyke returned over the weekend to be honored by the community he left to become a television star.
"A lot of memories are popping into my head," Van Dyke said. "It's just incredible, the sights, the sounds, the smells."
Van Dyke watched a student production of "Bye Bye Birdie," a play he appeared in on Broadway just before he starred in "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
He took the stage with the students, singing and dancing with them.
"It has been amazing to know that one of my idols will be sharing the stage with us," said Johnny Howard, a high school student who is playing the same role in "Bye Bye Birdie" that Van Dyke played on Broadway. "It's a dream come true to me."
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So how to you set one simple style for all lists on a page which will not be overwritten by some kind of hard coded default?
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International Home + Housewares Show Embraces Personal Care
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More personal care buyers and exhibitors plan to attend the 2013 International Home + Housewares Show, March 2 to 5 at McCormick Place in Chicago, stated the event's host, the International Housewares Association. The personal care category is an element of the show's Wired + Well Expo, which occupies McCormick's Lakeside Center Building.
Personal care exhibitors joining the show in 2013 are Cortex International, FHI Heat, Inc., Eva NYC, Nature Bright Company and Professional Beauty Supply, IHA noted. Among those returning in 2013 are Remington and parent Spectrum Brands. The new and renewed will join long-time exhibitors including Andis, Conair, Emjoi, Epilady, Helen of Troy, Panasonic, Verilux, VIOlight and Wahl who, along with other exhibitors, will debut a variety of new products. In addition, IHA asserted, an increasing number of personal wellness suppliers will participate in the Housewares Show including Oregon Scientific, OSIM International Ltd, Premier Accessory Group and Veridian Healthcare, supplier of the iBaby, iHealth and SmartHeart brands.
Phil Brandl, IHA president, noted, "More than 2,000 personal care buyers from mass, supermarket, chain drug, department stores and specialty channels will be on hand to review the latest product innovations."
In detailing show development, IHA quoted Gerald Rubin, Helen of Troy chairman, president and CEO as saying, "We look forward to meaningful strategic discussions with our many retailer partners during the Housewares Show. This show sets the stage for our growth with these partners."
The organization also quoted Ron Diamond, Conair Corp. president, as stating, "At the Housewares Show, we see the broadest range of retail customers from many channels. We are looking forward to each meeting as an opportunity to better understand our retailer partner's needs."
IHA also conveyed from Rich Cronin, director, Wellness Division, Panasonic: "The International Home + Housewares Show is not only a traditional showcase event for introducing new products, but it is also a gathering of the senior decision makers from major retailers and key media."
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More permanent, slightly less colorful versions now reign supreme.
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Images of the DayA ramp leading to the Memphis Queen riverboat and its parking area are surrounded by floodwater Saturday, May 7, 2011, in Memphis, Tenn. Communities all along the banks of the Mississippi are keeping a close eye on the river's rise with the crest in Memphis not expected until Wednesday. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
The Oasis Café on Osprey Avenue features a menu filled with tempting offerings, from the freshly baked goods to heartier items, such as the huevos rancheros.STAFF PHOTO / DAVID GRIMES


text: Forthright Magazine http://www.forthright.net Straight to the Cross See the picture today's writer mentions on the website: http://wp.me/p1HIjv-2gT COLUMN: CONSIDER THE LILIES Finding Love by Christian Berglund http://wp.me/p1HIjv-2gT Rarely do I write about another person's picture, and this is one of those times. I came across this charming photo last week, and asked the photographer, a sweet girl of about 11 or 12, for permission to share it. Victoria was a student some years ago in my third-grade Bible class, and her love for everything beautiful and for God and family was evident to any who were acquainted with her. She is a joy to be around. But that was not the only reason I fell in love with the picture. It is obvious to me, although not at first glance, that the lawn here is primarily Bermuda, the bane of my existence as a gardener! Even the name Bermuda Grass conjures up all kinds of negative associations, from illegal hallucinogenic drugs to the sinister theories surrounding the Devil's havoc-wreaking influence in the Bermuda Triangle. I have often considered leaving my beloved garden and moving to a part of the world where "Moody Grass" won't grow. However, this patch of lush green in February stands out even better against that pallid, dormant deadness surrounding it. The charming thing about this photo is that it is a spot of lawn that is considered ugly by most standards, but Victoria saw a heart shape in it. She appreciated that, and it seems she even added embellishments of her own. I love kid art. Victoria is almost past that kid age, but still has the eye of innocence and is drawn to things of beauty. I'd like to think I will never outgrow that, either. Where do you find "love?" Where are you looking for it? Surely not in a pale, dead lawn. It saddens me to see friends look for love in transient boy-girl relationships or in pleasing their peers. Some look for love by acquiring things that will give them popularity. This bad habit, unfortunately, does not tend to diminish with age. Teens who simply must have the trendiest jeans grow into adults who think they need the bigger car or house, because that will buy acceptance among their friends. That transient acceptance is not love. Deep down we all know this, but we fall into the trap anyway, to different degrees. Victoria found a symbol of love in the most unlikely of places. It's also an unexpected color. How true it is that we bypass genuine love because we are looking for an elusive image that was created by Hollywood, the kind that will not last. Love can be found in friends, in people we are privileged to serve, in our extended families, in neighborhoods. We pass up many great opportunities for love because they don't resemble the kind we see on the silver screen. We are not seeing love clearly. God displays his love for us every waking moment. He even rebuilds our cells as we sleep! We know that, but do we consciously remember that as we continue our quest for "Love?" Here we have the ultimate example of love, a model that is useful for building real relationships the right way. When I have feelings of not being loved, the obvious answer to that foolishness is, "In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent his Son" (I John 4:10a NASB). Where is the love? Right here in front of you. "This I command you, that you love one another" (John 15:17). -- To comment on this article, don't reply to this email. Rather, go here and insert your comment in the box below the article: http://wp.me/p1HIjv-2gT You can help get the word out. Here's how: http://www.forthright.net/help/


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