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Former All Blacks wing
It would be awesome, the celebrations would last until Christmas. Kiwis can really party when they have the right excuse. A World Cup has been the thing that has been missing from New Zealand Rugby for so long. It's not the same being ranked as the number one rugby nation in the world or even all the critics and fans saying we are the best team in a given season. If we can win the World Cup that would be it. Proof, no arguments for four years.
Ron Young
High Court judge
I would be delighted if the All Blacks won but it would not matter terribly much if we lost. I care about winning, but the world would still continue on Monday morning. My empty swimming pool will still be here. The day-to-day realities will go on for all of us.
Sean Fitzpatrick
Former All Blacks captain
It would be huge, really huge. I remember the great lift it gave the country back in 1987 when we won and it was a much smaller lower profile tournament in those days. We all know just how much this great sport means to us and how we can be very hard on ourselves, too hard, when we lose or it goes wrong. And this time there is an element other than rugby to be honest. It has been a tough wee time for New Zealand what with the Christchurch earthquake and the Pike River Mine disaster. Good Kiwis have rolled up their sleeves and got on with it like they always do but a New Zealand World Cup win would be a beautifully simple good news story for everybody to enjoy and celebrate.
David Hedley
Publisher of books on the Lions
After the semi-final win trading lifted dramatically. That could have been a psychological feelgood reaction so winning the final could be good for a retailer. It's a game and it won't have a huge impact on my life, but rugby is part of our culture and it will make us feel better about ourselves. It has brought people together.
Martin Crowe
Former NZ cricket captain
Failure is not an option. The 24-year hoodoo has got to stop. There's been too much pain in this country so we need the boost. To see our rugby side play so well ever other year and still not win the World Cup has built up to such a point that now they've just got to do it and we can all go back to normality.
Murray Deaker
TV presenter
Winning the World Cup would be a huge thrill. It means much more now than it meant before the tournament. I have enjoyed it so much and was thrilled how New Zealanders got in behind it. My friends from overseas say that we have been magnificent hosts. The stars have been the New Zealand public. Winning the World Cup would be a fabulous way to cap the whole thing off.
David Baxter
Musician and composer
It would be amazing. I was flying when the semi-final was being played and they wouldn't tell us the score. I was holding my breath. When we touched down I could see some blurry, faraway numbers that looked like 20-6, but I didn't know if it was the score or the time. To win the final would be so fantastic.
Sir John Graham
Former All Black captain
It is being overplayed. I'm totally relaxed about the game. I'd hope we would win but what I hope is that it will be a quality game of rugby. I'm not a fanatic. I wouldn't be depressed if we lose because if we do, the French will have to be ------ good. Does a victory lift the spirit of a nation? I know you can go over the top but I think there is some validity in that.
Fran Wilde
Wellington's first woman mayor
A victory for New Zealand would be wonderful. We have had so much bad news lately with Pike River, the Canterbury earthquake and the ship running aground on one of our beautiful beaches. A win would be a great boost for our morale.
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March 29, 2000 (Atlanta) -- There is more evidence that what happens inside the womb may affect the future sexual orientation of a fetus, according to a "brief communication" appearing in the March 30 issue of the journal Nature. And this time, the finger of evidence points to a person's finger pattern and how it is affected by androgen, or male hormones.
Previous studies have shown that, in general, a woman's index finger, or second finger (2D), is almost the same length as her ring finger, or fourth finger (4D), while a man's index finger is more often shorter than his ring finger. Since this ratio between the index and ring fingers (2D:4D) is a gender difference that can be measured very early on -- by age two -- researchers believe that prenatal androgens are the main factor influencing it.
"We used an index of prenatal androgens -- the length of the index finger to the length of the ring finger -- and then we asked a question that people have asked for a long time and that is, 'is human sexual orientation being influenced by prenatal androgen?'" lead author S. Marc Breedlove, PhD, tells WebMD. Breedlove is a professor of psychiatry at the University of California, Berkeley.
To answer the question, the researchers conducted an anonymous survey of 720 adults who attended public street fairs in the San Francisco area. Subjects were asked their age, gender, sexual orientation, handedness, and the number and gender of children their mother had carried before them. Finger lengths were measured from photocopies of subjects' hands.
The Breedlove survey confirmed that women's index and ring fingers were closer to equal size, meaning that their ratio is closer to one. When comparing men's left hands to women's left hands and men's right hands to women's right hands, the study showed that the difference between the men's and women's ratios is greater on the right hand than on the left This indicates "that the right-hand [second to fourth finger ratio] is more sensitive to fetal androgens than the left-hand ratio," according to Breedlove.

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Even though the Wall Street Journal has declared the cupcake trend to be over, they still seem to be pretty popular anytime I serve them. But one problem I often have when baking cupcakes is that they can be a bit difficult to transport with their mounds of frosting. Plus, despite my sweet tooth, the piles of sugary stuff can be a bit over the top for me sometimes.
So I arrived at these "self-frosting" cupcakes - a swirl of peanut butter on the top of each before baking gives chocolate cupcakes a little something extra, but still leaves them clean enough to throw in a bag without risking a frosting disaster. If you don't love peanut butter, I imagine these would be fantastic with some Nutella or other spread as well.
Peanut butter chocolate swirl cupcakes: Makes 24
1 cup water
3/4 cup oil
1 ½ cups sugar
¾ teaspoons salt
3 large eggs
2 ¼ teaspoons vanilla
2 ¼ cups plus two tablespoons flour
½ cup plus 3 tablespoons cocoa powder
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
Whisk together the oil, water, sugar and salt until combined. Add in the eggs, one at a time, whisking after each until smooth, then add the vanilla. Add the flour, cocoa powder and baking powder and stir until just combined and no white streaks remain.
Divide the batter up evenly up among 24 paper-lined muffin cases.
Microwave the peanut butter for 15-20 seconds until it has a slightly thinner consistency. Using a spoon or knife, swirl about a tablespoon of peanut butter around the tops of each cupcake.
Bake on 375 F for 18 to 22 minutes or until the cupcakes test done with a toothpick.
Amy Spiro is a journalist and writer based in Jerusalem. She is a graduate of the Jerusalem Culinary Institute's baking and pastry track, a regular writer for The Jerusalem Post and blogs at bakingandmistaking.com. She also holds a BA in Journalism and Politics from NYU.
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Published: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 3:06 p.m.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) The man accused of killing an Arkansas television anchorwoman confessed three separate times to detectives that he committed the slaying, a deputy prosecutor said Tuesday.
Deputy Prosecutor John Johnson made the claim after defendant Curtis Lavelle Vance demanded access to the DNA evidence allegedly tying him to the death of Anne Pressly.
Vance did not deny the confessions, but he told Pulaski County Judge Chris Piazza the statements were made after police officers "put a gun in my face."
"I was under extreme pressure," Vance said.
Vance has pleaded not guilty.
After the hearing, Pulaski County Prosecutor Larry Jegley declined to talk to reporters. A gag order in the case bars defense lawyers, police, prosecutors and others from talking to the news media.
Vance, 28, of Marianna, faces a capital murder charge in the slaying of Pressly, a native of Greenville, S.C., and morning anchorwoman for KATV in Little Rock.
Pressly's mother found the journalist severely beaten Oct. 20 after she missed a wake-up call at her Little Rock home. The anchorwoman died at a hospital five days later without ever regaining consciousness.
If convicted of capital murder, Vance would face either a death sentence or life in prison. Prosecutors have yet to say whether they'll seek the death penalty in the case, scheduled for trial Sept. 9.
Piazza had scheduled Tuesday's hearing to discuss an expected mental examination of Vance.
However, Vance refused to cooperate with a psychiatrist sent from the Arkansas State Hospital during a May interview. In a letter, the psychiatrist later told the court Vance refused to cooperate in a "rational" way.
Vance's lead public defender, Katherine Streett, asked Piazza to commit her client to the Arkansas State Hospital for 30 days so doctors could examine his behavior. Streett said the state psychiatrist spent only 15 minutes with Vance and took no notes.
Vance raised his hands several times to signal to the judge that he wanted to speak.
"I refused to take the mental evaluation ... because I don't even know the facts," Vance said, asking for more information about the DNA and hair sample tests the state Crime Laboratory has conducted.
Johnson later said some of the laboratory reports hadn't been released because scientists needed to wait for a peer review of their work.
Piazza granted defense lawyers access to files about Vance held by state child welfare officials.
Streett described the records as "voluminous," but what they contain remains unclear. Julie Munsell, a spokeswoman for the state's child-welfare agency, said she could not discuss what they contained.
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As you know Leah Remini has written a book. It's called Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood And Scientology. There's an interview on Friday with 20/20 which I've already set on my PVR. Not because I'm all that interested in her takedown of Xenu. Read Full Intro
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have been really great about updating us on how civil they're being with each other now that they're not together anymore. It feels like they're on a once a week schedule, non? Yesterday the two were out for groceries. I appreciate Ben's consideration too, not only loading the bags into the car but dressing in a way that probably doesn't give Jen any regret. Full Story
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First pap shots of Tom Cruise since his daughter Isabella got married a few weeks ago in London and there was all that speculation about whether or not she quit the Xenu and then it came out that Tom actually paid for the wedding and that there were some Scientologists there and the black sliding door slammed shut again. Full Story
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Apparently Tom Cruise is getting out of LA. He's selling his $59 million home in Beverly Hills and, according to US Weekly, he wants to move to Florida because "he thinks all the people in Hollywood are fake". So he's relocating like John Travolta, a guy who is TOTALLY LIVING HIS TRUE LIFE, to be closer to Scientology headquarters. Full Story
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Tom Cruise was in Shanghai and Beijing this weekend to promote Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. So far, Rogue Nation has grossed over $500 million worldwide without Chinese cash money. The movie opens there on Tuesday where it's expected to take in at least another $100 million, probably more. Full Story
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It's August. The major blockbusters have all been released. We pretty much know who the winners and the losers are, sorry Fantastic Four. Dinosaurs and Avengers, that was never in doubt. But… did you think Tom Cruise would be part of the conversation? The Hollywood Reporter Read Full Intro
"The Living Manifestation of Destiny"
Have you seen Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation yet? I've seen it twice now – went again yesterday. And it's just as fun the second time. That's not an original statement either. The movie is critically acclaimed and it exceeded box office projections, by all accounts a major success for Tom Cruise, the "living manifestation of destiny". Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Tom Cruise had a big weekend. A return to form weekend? Rogue Nation was projected to open at $40 million. Right now it looks like over $55 million. So, basically, he has to keep jumping onto airplanes. Remember how we'd see Ben Affleck around in Atlanta practically every day, playing off-on with that wedding ring? Then US Weekly introduced us to his nanny. Read Full Intro
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As mentioned the other day, I interviewed Tom Cruise at the Toronto premiere of Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation on Monday night for etalk. Am breaking up the analysis of the interview into different parts because there's so much to say. Full Story
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Tom Cruise is currently promoting Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. The reviews so far are good, really good – 94% at post time on Rotten Tomatoes. I saw it on Saturday. And, yeah, I agree. First of all, you don't go into Mission Impossible expecting Birdman. Full Story
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Sam Gentile posted an entry to his blog that really has me thinking. I understand his position to be that most of the books, blogs, docs, etc... on .NET have developers creating client/server applications, and that the Java community truly "thinks enterprise" from the beginning while many of us just want to get the latest server control that we can drop on a page. As a case in point, he highlights the fact that many of the architecture articles on MSDN are rated pretty low, meaning that Visual Studio developers on the whole don't care much about architectural topics.
I'm not trying to criticize Sam, he may well have an excellent point. For me, however, this is kind of a big surprise. I honestly haven't run into many developers recently who don't logically separate an application into at least three logical tiers, often more. This may just be a result of the fact that I mostly work with enterprise developers and architects that naturally have a predisposition to design in separate logical tiers. So, I'm really curious, do most developers just know that we need to be splitting our business logic out from the UI, or is this a surprise? Have most of you at least looked at the UIP app block, and do you know why you would want to use it?
There are a couple of other interesting bits that Sam has got me thinking about, and I'm considering blogging about:
1. When, and why, would you want to use Enterprise Services in an application architecture, and
2. Even if you do logically design separate tiers for UI and business logic, when the application is deployed it may or may not live on the same physical tier. Most often, we write code that optimizes the application to perform on the targeted physical configuration. How do we make the tradeoff around whether or not to optimize the design?
If you think either or both of these things are worthwhile discussion topics, just let me know. Of course, if you think I'm completely off my rocker, let me know that also. If nobody likes talking about this stuff, maybe I'll try my hand at drawing cartoons like Rory does :)


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H&H Wrecker towed 16 cars from the Amarillo Vacuum Co. parking lot on 1Oth Avenue and Harrison Street during the recent Polk Street Block Party, according to Amarillo Police Department records.
On Tuesday, a police spokesman said the department did not keep records of cars towed off private parking lots. On Wednesday, however, Sgt. Tom Porter said he was mistaken and the department does have records.
The cars were towed on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22, according to the APD private towing log. The party lasted from 4 p.m. Aug. 21 to 1 a.m. Aug. 22.
H&H Wrecker acted on its own and was not called to the Amarillo Vacuum Co. parking lot. H&H owner Justin Chapman, however, said he had a right to tow the cars.
Chapman said he had a contract to haul off the cars from the vacuum company's parking lot 24 hours a day, and the lot is posted with warning signs.
Amarillo Vacuum owner Steve Kimbrell said he did not call H&H to tow the cars during the block party.
"They just came," Kimbrell said.
Kimbrell said he had a verbal agreement with H&H to come only if called.
The Polk Street Block Party was meant to promote downtown Amarillo and attract more people to the center of the city, according to party sponsors.
Most of the parking lots in downtown Amarillo are privately owned, said Jane Brady, executive director of Center City. But most merchants and parking-lot owners are cooperative about after-hour parking, Brady said.
In August 1998, APD Capt. Robert Taylor sent a letter to all wrecker services in Amarillo asking them to call the police anytime the towing companies impounded a car for illegally parking on private property or for a repossession.
"If we continue not to get this information, a city ordinance requiring such may be drafted," Taylor wrote.
According to Texas rules regulating vehicle storage facilities, a local law-enforcement agency must be notified within two hours after a vehicle is impounded.
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Featuring lots of interactive fun for baby, the Sleep Softly Book from the Dr. Seuss Nursery Collection is based on Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book - just in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the classic bedtime story.
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Pull tabs and flaps, 7 textures to touch and a scratch-and-sniff scent provide interactive surprises on every page as a cast of cavorting critters demonstrates opposites, actions, counting and more! This hardcover book has thick, sturdy, board book-like pages so it can provide years of entertainment for little hands!
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Came here to post this, but I see it's already here. This is one of the most excellent and easy cheese spreads I've ever made, and one that gets requested just about every time I go to a party. I've made it with dried chives, but it is much better with fresh. I usually let it set overnight to make sure the flavours blend well, then get it out at least an hour before serving to make sure it's not too solid and the flavours have a chance to mellow.
Made for Christmas Eve. Very tasty and easy to make. Love it and thank you!!!
Absolutely AMAZING taste! This spread is fantastic. I am spending tonight preparing for a large picnic tomorrow and this recipe was on the menu. I must say, I'll be surprised if it makes it to the table tomorrow!! YUM !!
Excellent! Made this today and anxiously awaiting for it to get chilled . . . I did steal a bit and LOVE IT! Add a good bottle of wine, some fruit and crackers . . . that's dinner! Thanks for sharing
This is a terrific spread! We enjoyed the flavor on crackers and with raw vegetable sticks. I think it would be good in a roll up too. Thank you for sharing your recipe!
OMG! !*Parsley*, this is TDF. We loved this very much! Used pecans in lieu of walnuts (it's a southern thang!) D_E_L_I_C_I_O_U_S Thanks for posting. Caroline
I really enjoyed this dip. I love blue cheese. The walnuts added a nice crunch. thanks so much for posting. Nick's mom
I made this to take to work and it was well received by blue cheese lovers and by my husband. This is tasty with a nice hint of crunch from the nuts. Chives and blue cheese are a tried and true pair. Will make this again.
Very good! I love the walnuts in it, but since my son doesn't like them I did set some of the spread aside before adding them. I think it definitely needs the chill time as I tasted it right after mixing and, even though I like worcestershire sauce, thought it may come through a bit too much. Melded fine after chilling for a couple of hours. Mine was probably a bit different consistency because I used fat-free cream cheese, but it was delicious! Thanks!
This was great, tried it first with ice cold crisp celery, then just had to have some broken up and sprinkled over romaine with fresh plum tomatoes and red onions. The combo of cheeses and chives and espcially the walnuts is fabulous. Thank you !


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Liveline Thursday 3 July 2014
As news broke that two of the five Dublin concerts by Garth Brooks were to be cancelled, the phone lines were hopping today on Liveline.
Lord Mayor Christy Burke, David Brennan CEO of the Dublin City Business Association, Billy, Tony, Alva, Kieran, Carol, Fidelma, Des, Paul, Mary and Donal had a variety of opinions both for and against the concerts.
On the fascinating topic of older dads, Marianne Gallagher's father was born in 1878! She spoke about his time with Parnell and working with the Land Bank.
Tommy's dad was born in 1895 and was a non-drinker and non-smoker and very much "old stock".
We finshed today's programme with Donal who had used his credit card to buy Garth Brooks tickets for a fellow fan in the queue (who gave him cash). He doesnt know her, and what will happen when he is refunded the cash now that the concerts are cancelled?
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The words for the day once again are "unexpectedly declined". I have a couple of examples.The New York Times reports U.S. Factory Orders Fall Unexpectedly
New orders for factory goods unexpectedly fell in the United States in June, a fresh sign that the slowdown in the country's manufacturing sector will probably stretch into the second half of the year.The Commerce Department said on Thursday that new orders for manufactured goods dropped 0.5 percent during the month. Economists in a Reuters poll had forecast a rise of 0.5 percent.American factories appear to be one of the sectors most vulnerable to Europe's festering debt crisis. The trend in American manufacturing has appeared softer and has added to concerns the economic recovery is losing steam. The decline in new orders in June will probably mean softer output down the road, which could weigh on economic growth.
Major automakers reported U.S. auto sales for July that were somewhat softer than expected as high U.S. unemployment and weak consumer confidence kept would-be buyers on the sidelines.July auto sales showed the continuation of what has been a slowdown in growth since the late spring. Sales early this year shot past even the most bullish forecasts, but starting in May, the rate of improvement started to weaken."If we were talking in February this year and you asked me what we're going to have July, I'd say at least 14 and a half," said TrueCar.com analyst Jesse Toprak. "But we're going to barely get to 14."GM, the largest U.S. automaker, reported on Wednesday a 6 percent drop in July U.S. sales, while Ford posted a 4 percent drop. The smallest U.S. automaker, Chrysler Group LLC, posted a 13 percent increase.GM and Ford both pinned their declines on lower sales to fleet customers like rental car companies. GM's fleet sales fell 41 percent, in line with the company's forecast last month.But their overall results were still lower than some estimates. Analysts had expected better financing deals, pent-up demand and increased construction spending to offset the sluggish U.S. economy.Toyota sales were up 26 percent to 164,898 in July. A year ago, Toyota was still grappling with major vehicle shortages stemming from the March earthquake in Japan. In a release, Toyota said customers were taking advantage of long-term, low-interest financing at low lease rates.
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Property insurance rates will drop 12 to 15 percent next year, state insurance regulators said Friday.
Jonathon Kees, spokesman for the Office of Insurance Regulation in Tallahassee, said the state has not approved any rate increases this year, only decreases.
The higher premiums that property owners are seeing this year are a result of rates set last year.
"A lot of people won't see the decreases until their policies come up for renewal next year," Kees said.
Still, "insurance companies are filing for rate increases," Kees said.
That is because the insurance industry believes the increases are actuarily necessary, an insurance industry spokesman said.
Kees said these requests are a concern for the governor and Legislature, which are trying to keep rates down for Floridians.
The state's current filing list, which closes Sept. 30, shows that many companies are asking for increases.
One of those, Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co. asked for 14.9 percent increase in June and was denied.
Sixteen companies of the powerful Hartford Group also asked for increases, ranging from 210 to 225 percent. Another Hartford group asked for 142.8 percent rate increases. Hearings have been completed, but no decision has been made.
One insurance industry spokesman said Friday that the state is keeping home insurance premiums artificially low for political reasons.
Samuel Miller of the Florida Insurance Council, which represents most of the 300 companies in Florida, said the state's auto and home policy holders could be assessed huge surcharges in the event of a disastrous hurricane because Citizens Property Insurance Co., the state insurance provider, could not cover claims. It would have to turn to policy holders to make up the shortfall.
"The Office of Insurance Regulation is attacking the industry," Miller said. "It is under tremendous pressure from the governor and private industry to lower rates."
The state promised to lower insurance rates by 24 percent, but private companies, which cover 70 percent of the state's property, could not guarantee reductions that low.
"We didn't promise 24 percent," Miller said. "Companies are going (to apply for) their real costs and OIR (Office of Insurance Regulation) doesn't like it."
Both say Citizens Property Insurance Co., the state-backed entity that once covered only high-risk properties, is growing.
Kees sees that as a good thing, because Citizens now accepts polices the industry calls "the gravy" -- homes and businesses in lower risk areas. This allows Citizens to better afford coverage for coastal areas, where it signs up to 90 percent of the market.
In addition, Kees said, Citizens is backed by state re-insurance and need not buy catastrophic coverage from companies in Switzerland or Bermuda, which raised rates by 76 percent after the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons.
"Citizens has become more and more a viable option," he said. "Some people were not able to find policies in the private market. The laws were changed to make it easier for a homeowner to get a policy with Citizens."
The state also rejected a 7 percent reduction in rates offered by State Farm Insurance because it felt that the reduction should have been 11 to 12 percent.
Miller said the rush to Citizens will have consequences.
"The 1.3 million policyholders of Citizens are saving hundreds of dollars," he said. "But rates are so low that (if a storm hits), there will be massive assessments (on all policyholders). We'll all be paying."
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Converting Analog-to-Digital Video
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Do you have old VHS tapes that you still display in your classroom? Do you hate having to rewind and fast forward just to display a few short clips on your tapes? Are your tapes really old and getting worn out? Well we have the solution just for you! The Interactive Multimedia (IMM) Lab has the necessary equipment that allows you to convert any analog video into a digital video format. We have knowledgeable staff on hand that can train you and assist you in converting your videos.
Advantages of Converting Analog Video to Digital Video
- Preserve VHS tapes that are wearing out
- VCRs eventually will become obsolete
- Can cut certain pieces from your video and arrange into a DVD by chapters or scenes that can be used from class-to-class
- Transfer VHS tapes to DVD format
- Take short clips from VHS or DVD videos and save them back out to DVD, Quicktime movie format (.mov) or streaming video.
The lab uses the following equipment in converting analog to digital video:
- Canopus ADVC110 converter
- VCR/DVD Combo Player
- iMac with iMovie software
The most critical piece of equipment in this process is the Canopus ADVC110. Without this equipment you would not be able to convert the analog video to a digital format. You can find more information about the Canopus ADVC110 at http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc110. You can buy it from many places but the average cost is $200-250.
You aren't limited to the type of computer or video editing software that you use. You can connect the necessary equipment to a Windows PC and use video software such as Windows MovieMaker to convert your video. In the IMM Lab we have Intel iMacs where you can use both iMovie or Windows MovieMaker but we feel that iMovie is a little easier/friendlier interface to work with.
Remember that you will need to make sure you are following/obeying legal responsibility and copyright. For questions on copyright we suggest you contact the CITR office or the Library.
******This workshop need not only be for faculty but it can also be for Teaching Assistants, Graduate Assistants, Office Managers or Student Workers who might be asked to convert analog video to digital video. ******
Tech Tip: Connecting the Equipment Properly
If you have the needed equipment that we listed above then we will demonstrate how to properly connect them so that you can convert your analog video to digital video.
The equipment you need is:
- Analog to Digital Video Converter (such as the Canopus ADVC110)
- VCR player or DVD/VCR Combo
- Computer (Mac or PC) with video editing software for importing and editing the video
You need to plug one end of the RCA cable into the DVD or VCR Out components.
Plug the other end of the RCA cable into the Video/Audio In components on the converter.
Take one end of your Firewire cable and plug it into the DV Out component of the converter.
Plug the other end of the Firewire cable into the Firewire port on your computer.
You are now ready to open your video editing software on your computer and begin importing and converting your video.
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Charles Isherwood
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Charles Isherwood is a theater critic currently employed by The New York Times.
Isherwood obtained his degree from Stanford University.
From 1998 to 2004, he was Chief Theater Critic of Variety Staff. There, he was responsible for reviewing theatre in New York and all over the US along with supervising the magazine's theatre section. Isherwood replaced former critic Greg Evans.
Isherwood began working for Variety in 1993. Prior, he served as senior editor for both the daily and weekly versions of the publication. Before working for Variety, he wrote for Back Stage West in Los Angeles. [1][2]
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Liverpool visited Facebook HQ in California on Thursday to launch their new 2016-17 New Balance third kit - and our photographer was on hand to get these behind-the-scenes shots.
The most intense pre-season of Daniel Sturridge's career so far has the Liverpool striker 'feeling fresh' and ready to attack the upcoming campaign.
Connor Randall insists there are positives for Liverpool to take from their narrow defeat to Chelsea in their opening game of the International Champions Cup at the Rose Bowl.
Follow day eight of Liverpool FC's USA tour with our live blog.
James Milner declared himself satisfied with his match fitness as he looked to take the positives after Liverpool suffered a 1-0 defeat to Chelsea in their International Champions Cup opener.
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Jürgen Klopp has confirmed Marko Grujic has been sent to hospital after sustaining a knock to his head during Liverpool's defeat to Chelsea in Los Angeles.
Jürgen Klopp saw positives in Liverpool's performance against Chelsea but felt more belief would have prevented his side from suffering a 1-0 defeat.
Liverpool's International Champions Cup participation began with a defeat as Chelsea claimed a 1-0 result at the Rose Bowl in California on Wednesday night.
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Gunmen fired at southern separatists in Aden and accidentally killed a civilian on Tuesday, as Yemen's army and police patrolled the city's main streets, witnesses and activists said.
President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi, meanwhile, met with Southern Movement representatives on the fourth day of an unannounced visit to the restive region, according to a member of the secessionist group.
Activists from the Southern Movement blamed plainclothes police for shooting dead the civilian who they said had worked as a guard at a building in Aden's Mansura district.
The shooting came as dozens of southern protesters blocked roads with stones and burnt tyres in Mansura, as well as the neighbourhoods of Sheikh Osman and Dar Saad, an AFP correspondent reported.
Police and troops were heavily deployed across the city's main roads, but there no reports of any violence, witnesses said.
Unrest intensified across the south from Thursday when protesters marking the first anniversary of the ouster of former strongman Ali Abdullah Saleh clashed with police in Aden.
Nine people have been killed in the clashes so far.
Residents of Aden said some roads were reopened later on Tuesday and that life was returning to normal.
Hadi, who replaced Saleh, is on an "inspection visit" to the region -- his first since becoming president -- in an attempt to contain the violence which threatens to disrupt a national dialogue set to take place on March 18.
"We met Hadi during the weekend and demanded sacking Aden governor and its central security services chief," said Lutfi Shatara, a representative of the Southern Movement at the dialogue.
The southerners also demanded "government compensation to families of the victims" of the latest violence and "the release of all political prisoners," he said.
Shatara said Hadi had promised to take "measures to calm the south ahead of the dialogue. But nothing has been done so far, which is not encouraging."
The national dialogue is stipulated in the UN-backed Gulf initiative that eased Saleh out of office after more than three decades in power.
The dialogue aims at drafting a new constitution and electoral law for parliamentary and presidential polls in 2014.
But hardliners in the south have refused to take part in the dialogue and have called for civil disobedience, insisting on a secession of the regions of the formerly independent south.


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From the acclaimed creators of TOY STORY, THE INCREDIBLES and FINDING NEMO comes a high-octane adventure comedy that shows life is about the journey, not the finish line. Enjoy Pixar's landmark classic on both Disney Blu-ray Hi-Def and DVD in this sensational 2-Disc Combo Pack. Hotshot rookie race car Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) is living life in the fast lane until he hits a detour on the way to the most important race of his life. Stranded in Radiator Springs, a forgotten town on the old Route 66, he meets Sally, Mater, Doc Hudson (Paul Newman) and a variety of quirky characters who help him discover that there's more to life than trophies and fame. Revved up with a sensational soundtrack, the ultimate in picture and sound and hours of exciting bonus features, CARS fires on all cylinders in this Blu-ray and DVD pack!
There's an extra coat of hot wax on Pixar's vibrant, NASCAR-influenced comedy about a world populated entirely by cars. Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) is the slick rookie taking the Piston Cup series by storm when the last race of the season (the film's high-octane opening) ends in a three-way tie. On the way to the tie-breaker race in California, Lightning loses his way off Route 66 in the Southwest desert and is taught to stop and smell the roses by the forgotten citizens of Radiator Springs. It's odd to have such a slim story from the whizzes of Pixar, and the film pales a bit from their other films (though can that be a fair comparison?). Nonetheless, Cars is another gleaming ride with Pixar founder John Lasseter, who's directing for the first time since Toy Story 2. There's the usual spectrum of excellent characters teamed with appropriate voice talent, loads of smooth humor for kids and parents alike, knockout visuals, and a colorful array of sidekicks, including a scene-stealing baby blue forklift named Guido. Lightning's plight is changed with the help of former big-city lawyer Sally Carrera (Pixar veteran Bonnie Hunt), the town's patriarch Doc Hudson (Paul Newman), and kooky tow truck Mater (Larry the Cable Guy). The Incredibles was the first Pixar film to break the 100-minute barrier, but had enough story not to suffer; Cars, at 116 minutes (including some must-see end credit footage), is not as fortunate, plus it never pierces the heart. Trivia fans should have bonanza with the frame-by-frame DVD function; the movie is stuffed with in-jokes, some appearing only for an instant. Ages 5 and up. --Doug Thomas --This text refers to the DVD edition.See all Product Description
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The best thing about Cars, and what many kid's movies lack, is the abilty for very young kids to watch it. It doesn't really have a "bad guy" that would scare a very young child like most of the original Disney movies and some of the new Pixar or Dreamworks movies. It doesn't have a heavy story like Ice Age (mother dying and child trying to be eaten). It doesn't have the violence that many of the other animated kids movies, including Pixar movies, have such as The Incredibles or Monsters Inc. Now I'm not the kind of parent that shelters their kids from this stuff. Now that she's 3 1/2 she watches almost all of the movies I just mentioned. It's just nice to have a movie like cars that doesn't need a lot of explaining or screening.
Amazon Sales Rank: #319 in DVD
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Rating: G (General Audience)
Aspect ratio: 2.40:1
Number of discs: 2
Formats: AC-3, Dolby, Dubbed, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Original language: English
Subtitled in: English, French, Spanish
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So why this first Cars movie? Because it's the ideal family movie. It has lots of action at the beginning and ending for the teeny crowd with the cutest little cars you will ever see for your girls and lots and lots of slam bang racing action for your boys. While for mommy and daddy, the center part is a very nostalgic look at what happens when a very talented but also very conceited young racing car is forced to slow down and realize that it's not about the destination; but actually how you get there! And for grandpa and grandma it's a nostalgic trip down memory lane to a time before expressways and Wi-Fi when getting there was an adventure in itself! In other words this is a movie that if given a chance can appeal to all ages!
The animation is crisp and clear with poster bright colours. Even the slipcover of the combo pak is bright and glossy. While the Bluray version of this 2:39.1 widescreen movie brings out all the fine details lavished on it by Pixar. Racing cars go thundering by, crowd scenes are very well defined and the beauty of the desert is brought out in all it's muted glory. Plus fully animated ending credits and even an epilogue at the very end. Definitely one of their better works visually.
Audio is an English 5.1 Dolby True HD with EX back channel encoding backed up by Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks in English, French and Spanish. They all sound fine but I prefer the True HD which really gives a remarkable immersive experience especially during the racing scenes.Read more ›
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Lightning McQueen is an arrogant race car who gets stuck in a really tiny small miniscule pint-sized town in the middle of the desolate dessert. He has to complete some community service work before he can leave and compete in the BIG RACE. While stuck in this little hamlet, will Lightning learn some very important lessons?
I cannot saw all that much here except that Mater is one of the funniest Pixar characters in years. Mater gets his own short later on. Mater needs his own series. Buzz Lightyear got one, why not Mater?
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One of the biggest screen legends of all time (see Cool Hand Luke and Cat On A Hot Tin Roof) marks his final role here playing the town mayor Doc Hudson. All the grace and power of that has made Newman the star he is shines in every line he utters, every syllable he breathes. Pixar scored a coup with this talent.
Cars will definitely rev your engines with pulse pounding action and excitement. You will laugh and smile and feel warm all over. And you will want to give your own car a little hug as well. Go ahead, your car won't mind.
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How much or how little should one test models in rails? Since the framework is basically doing so much for you, I'm wondering if it's worth testing the generated activerecord methods to make sure they work or not.
Do you guys test them implicitly through the controllers?
In the Java world, if I used Hibernate, I had to write so much ORM mapping stuff that testing save/delete/find for each entity was VERY important - even if I just inherited these methods from a base class - because it was easily possible to get the mapping information wrong, or make a silly mistake. Deletes were important to test to make sure Hibernate would cascade properly.
But since you don't configure any of this stuff in rails at all... it's just so simple... is it worth testing, or do you just assume it works? Do you just limit yourself to maybe making sure associations work as expected?
What is the best practice? Any good testing examples? I found a page here: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/testing.html
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Crimson Dragon boss battle footage, direct from E3
Sam's having a heck of a time at E3 2013, checking out all the games we plebs at home won't see for ages yet. His latest scoop is a look at Crimson Dragon, the much-anticipated Panzer Dragoon spiritual successor heading to Xbox One. Check out this boss battle complete with commentary from Microsoft producer Chris Rubyor.
Director Yukio Futatsugi said recently that the Xbox 360 version has not been cancelled, despite the announced shift to Xbox One. Crimson Dragon is playable with Kinect or control pad, and is on-rails shooter offering players the chance to tame and level up a variety of dragons. It has single-player and co-op play, and even the chance to play with an AI buddy based on a friend's ghosts data.
Also: they're not actually dragons. They're aliens. Just FYI.
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Conservation group to meet today
Members of the Texas Conservative Coalition, the conservative voice of the Texas Legislature, will conduct a public hearing in Amarillo from 1 to 4 p.m. today.
The hearing, in the Badger Den at Amarillo College, 2201 Washington St., will be co-hosted by Reps. John Smithee, R-Amarillo; David Swinford, R-Dumas; and Warren Chisum, R-Pampa.
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They were out of Endocet, so, they gave me this round pill with only 106 on one side and it's white. But, I can't find it's image anywhere!
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Dear Debs 54,
Mylan seems to make this one... go to the web site first... and I want to ask you do we have a mutual friend in the computer business who's initials are MD???
Mylan Pharmaceuticals: Products: Drug Identification
Hope this helps
Thanks for your answer... hmmmm... MD... right now my mind is blank... I am in the printing business... who did you have in mind?
Naw, never mind, you would have known right away if you lived where I was guesing you did...
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No-Smoking Signs Spread Slowly Across Africa
By MARC LACEY
Published: February 2, 2003
KAMPALA, Uganda, Jan. 30— President Yoweri Museveni said recently that his prayers would be answered if a thousand major cigarette companies operated in Uganda instead of just one.
That one, British American Tobacco, provides about one-sixteenth of Uganda's total tax revenue and provides work, either directly or indirectly, for more than half a million people in a country in need of every job it can get. The company's philanthropy benefits AIDS orphans and war victims.
But Phillip Karugaba, a Ugandan lawyer and leading antismoking activist, has a different view of the company, an integral part of the economy of East Africa since the days of British colonialism. ''If we had 1,000 B.A.T.'s we wouldn't have any population left,'' said Mr. Karugaba, who is trying to help Africa catch up with the antismoking movements raging elsewhere. ''B.A.T. is so powerful and has so much money that it is not considered an evil monster here. Not yet.''
British American Tobacco, which is based in London and has subsidiaries throughout Africa and the world, earned $1.5 billion on revenue of more than $18 billion in its last fiscal year, and boasted recently that its Africa divisions had never lost a lawsuit filed by the antismoking lobby. (Brown & Williamson of the United States, which the company owns, has been the division most besieged by lawsuits.) Lately, however, African judges and lawmakers have left the company on the defensive here, an area that has long been a smoker's paradise.
Smoking is still allowed on many domestic airlines in Africa. Smoke clouds the air in most restaurants and bars and buildings. Some hospitals here even allow patients to puff on a cigarette as they mend.
Generally, the more destitute a country the less likely that smoking is controlled. South Africa, with sub-Saharan Africa's strongest economy, leads the way when it comes to tobacco regulation. Uganda, which still relies heavily on foreign economic assistance, is far behind.
''Relative lack of tobacco legislation in many African countries continues to make African countries a target of multinational tobacco companies,'' a group of African health ministers said last fall in preparation for talks next month at the World Health Organization on strict global tobacco regulations.
British American Tobacco, the world's second-largest tobacco company after Philip Morris, and the numerous other tobacco companies that operate around the continent have fought to keep Africa a smoking zone. Slowly, however, no-smoking signs are gaining in popularity.
Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania are enacting laws to restrict smoking in public places. In Uganda, a High Court judge, at Mr. Karugaba's urging, recently ordered the country's National Environmental Management Authority to enforce such restrictions within a year. British American Tobacco executives asked if the company could take part in the first planning meeting, but the government said no.
Antismoking advocates here say their goal is to regulate tobacco, not outlaw it. They are receiving backing from an array of groups in the United States like the San Francisco Tobacco Free Coalition that have been taking on the tobacco industry for years.
In Uganda, the activists are currently sparring with British American Tobacco over the warning labels on cigarette packs. Mr. Karugaba is seeking a court order that would strengthen the severity of the warnings, which now read, in capital letters: ''Ministry of Health warning: Cigarette smoking can be harmful to your health.''
When that warning label was under consideration by the Ugandan government in the late 1980's, British American Tobacco told policy makers that it did not believe cigarette smoking was harmful. ''We think it would only be fair to have a form of words which is not excessively strong,'' the company wrote in 1988 to the Ugandan government, which was just the sixth African country at the time, along with Libya, Kenya, Senegal, Sudan and Mauritius, to put labels on cigarettes.
Since then, the company has acknowledged the health effects of smoking, albeit in a carefully worded way. Mr. Karugaba wants explicit warnings on packs that identify the diseases that can afflict smokers. He holds up as a guide the warnings in Canada, which show gruesome photographs of suffering smokers.
In another telling sign that the antismoking movement in Africa has advanced, lawsuits filed by individual smokers are no longer anomalies. While British American Tobacco successfully challenged separate lawsuits filed by two smokers in Uganda in 2000, a Nairobi lawyer recently filed a suit that is still in its early stages against the company's Kenyan subsidiary, accusing it of selling products that caused his client, an elderly farmer who suffers from vascular disease, to lose a leg.
Henry Rugamba, a spokesman for British American Tobacco's Uganda subsidiary, acknowledged that the company had been forced to deal with ''a couple of lawyers who have made tobacco their issue.'' Nonetheless, he said, ''I don't feel under siege. I think it is healthy -- if I can use the word -- to raise the issues.''


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William Dallas
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William Sweetland Dallas (1824–1890) was a British zoologist. His son was James Dallas.
He curated collections at the British Museum and the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, and was editor of the Popular Science Review. Notably, he translated Facts and Arguments for Darwin by German biologist Fritz Müller into English.[1] He also translated Karl Theodor Ernst von Siebold's Wahre Parthenogenesis bei Schmetterlingen und Bienen (1856) into English as On a true parthenogenesis in moths and bees[2] and created the index for Charles Darwin's The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication.
He died at Burlington House, Piccadilly on 29 May 1890 and was buried at West Norwood Cemetery.
- ^ Browne 2002, p. 260
- ^ "Letter 2017 — Darwin, C. R. to Huxley, T. H., 9 Dec (1856)". Darwin Correspondence Project.
- Browne, E. Janet (2002). Charles Darwin: vol. 2 The Power of Place. London: Jonathan Cape. ISBN 0-7126-6837-3.
- West Norwood Cemetery Dickens Connection, Friends of West Norwood Cemetery[1], 1995
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Dunfermline, Fife
- Great holiday mainly due to excellent leader, guide and driver, (Isi, Manuel, Carlos) and a great bunch of fellow travellers. Be prepared to step back in time, though. Very little availability of ATM machines, wi-fi and hot water!
Cycling - distances were just about right for the holiday level but the Cuban hills can be taxing (although there is always the option of jumping on the bus!) Baggy cotton t-shirts are better for cycling in 30 degrees heat rather than standard British cycling gear which is really too warm.
Food in Cuba is not wonderful but the lunches provided in local homestays/farms were often the highlight of the day. Breakfasts were good with eggs on offer most mornings but snack/muesli bars came in handy mid-morning.
Tips - take plenty of cash (GBP's not $'s) and convert as much as you can if and when you manage to queue at an official currency exchange office. Buy an internet card (only way to occasionally get access to the www) at the first hotel you stay in as the queues at the internet offices in the towns are huge. Take a hairdryer, a travel towel, your own snorkelling gear, mosquito milk, a bar of soap for hand washing (no soap in most of the rooms in the casa particulares) and a large packet of baby wipes if you can't bear to have a cold shower! A sleeping bag liner came in handy when there were no blankets/proper sheets on the bed.
#1 tip - switch to "Cuban time" when you get there and chill. Cuba has hardly moved on since the Revolution in the 1950's and it can be frustrating. But once you have accepted that you have lost contact with the outside world and chill with several mojitos, warm to the people, enjoy the fabulous music, dance "like no-one's watching you" and enjoy the beautiful scenery, you will have a fabulous holiday.
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Chicken and Lentil Curry With Cucumber Yogurt
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 50 mins
I found this is the back of Working Mother magazine. It was taken from Tonia George's, "One-Bowl Meals", its was adapted by Kelly Staikpooulos. It was so easy to make and had incredible flavor. My husband thought it was better than some restaurants we've been to!
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 large onions, thinly sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 teaspoon curry powder, we love Penzey's Hot Curry Powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into 1-inch chunks
- sea salt
- 1 1⁄2 cups chicken broth
- 1 1⁄4 cups tomato sauce
- 2⁄3 cup lentils
- 2 bay leaves
- 1⁄3 cup plain low-fat yogurt
- 1⁄4 cucumber, thinly sliced
- lemon juice
- mango chutney (optional)
- fresh cilantro (optional)
- Heat oil in large pan over medium heat. Add onions and cook until sizzling. Cover, reduce heat to low and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, 10 to 15 minutes. Uncover and cook until liquid is almost absorbed, about 8 minutes.
- Add garlic, curry powder, nutmeg, cinnamon, and pepper. Cook until onion starts to turn golden brown and spices are fragrant.
- Add broth, tomato sauce, lentils, and bay leaves.
- Add chicken breasts.
- Cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until lentils are tender, about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, combine yogurt, cucumber, lemon juice, and a pinch of sea salt in a small bowl. Cover and chill until ready to serve.
- Remove and discard bay leaves from curry. Transfer to serving bowls. Serve with a dollop of cucumber yogurt and mango chutney (if using). Garnish with cilantro leaves (if using).
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This was delicious, thank you! I doubled the amount of chicken, have very exciting leftovers :))
We really enjoyed this! The yogurt sauce was delicious and the curry was mild and nice. We served this curry over brown basmati rice and skipped the chutney and the cilantro. Perhaps the taste was to mild for my preference. We liked this a lot, thanks.
My husband made this the other night and it was awesome. He was worried because he's made another curry dish which I found to be too spicy, but he used a regular (not 'hot') curry and this recipe was spicy-"flavorful" not spicy-"so hot my nose is running." He was also nervous about using so many onions, but it was perfect. Great mix of flavors, and good for you too. We found at the last minute we only had a pound of ground turkey, and it worked great- we're thinking of making it that way next time, actually. We didn't have a cucumber, but put yougert on the dish and served it over rice. Thanks for a very yummy curry dish with a great mix of flavors that uses ingredients we have around all the time.


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Rose Marie Morse, 81, of Hendersonville died Monday, June 21, 2010, at Pardee Hospital.
She was born in Castle Rock, Wis., to the late Frank and Mary Stefanek Pettera, and was the wife of the late Ralph Morse who died in 1986. She was a member of Skyland Baptist Church and a homemaker.
She is survived by three daughters, Gracie McKinney, Gladys Hlavacek and Gloria Stoll; two sons, Gordon and Glen Morse; six sisters, Frances Turnmire, Marquerite Luttig , Lucy Spears, Darlene Cunitz, Elsie Roberts and Gertrude Jensen; eight grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
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We arrived in freezing cold Aviemore on Sunday 6th of January. The first decent snows of the season had arrived on Friday, so we were treated to a winter wonderland! We arrived after dark, and when we drove throught the village to get to our chosen accomodation at Dalfaber Resort, we were enthralled with the lit up village in the dark, all lights twinkling on crisp snow.
We loved Aviemore!
We found everything we needed along the main street, Tescos, internet cafe, ski hire and clothing as well as some interesting restaurants.
We went to a hay field for ski lessons and sledging at the base of the Cairngorm mountain - which saved us from buying ski passes! It was large and perfect for kids and total novices.
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I am trying to 301 redirect an old category permalink to the new one, but it does not work. The redirect does not happen.
Source URL = /category/village-voices/
Target URL = /category/ooka-voices/
I set up another redirect that DOES work:
Source URL = /online-adventure/advance-purchase/
Target URL = http://lighthouse.ookaisland.com:8080/OokaSpringFramework/download/step1.htm
Here is a link to a screenshot of the redirects I have set up.
Any idea why the "category" redirect won't work. Ideally I will us Regex eventually like:
Source URL = /category/village-voices/(.*)
Target URL = /category/ooka-voices/
since there are sub-categories as well.