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Obama Offered Big Thanks for 47% Tape: Carter
Posted February 22nd, 2013 @ 7:55am by By Matt Cantor, Newser Staff
(NEWSER) – When President Obama met Jimmy Carter's grandson last week—the guy reportedly behind the infamous Mitt Romney "47%" tape—the president "ran across the room, embraced him and thanked him profusely for his time," the elder Carter told CNN's Piers Morgan, per Politico. "I don't think he said 'winning the election,' but 'thank you for helping me with the election.'"
But did James Carter IV—who made the tape from available to Mother Jones—really win Obama the election? "I think so," said Carter, laughing. The tape "was something (Romney) could not deny and it stuck with him for the rest of the election and I think it was a major factor, if not the major factor," in the outcome.


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In response to McCain's latest: "Yet".
H/T Lee Stranahan (Don't miss his 30 days, 30 reasons series on why he's voting for Barack Obama)
In response to McCain's latest: "Yet".
H/T Lee Stranahan (Don't miss his 30 days, 30 reasons series on why he's voting for Barack Obama)
Lawrence Lessig is very eloquent and logical about why, fundamentally, the concept of Proposition 8 is wrong.
Lessig is one of the most reasonable and reasoned people I know. And he's straight, married, with two kids. Just watch. Listen. Think.
Then vote No on Proposition 8.
So much has been made of family values, and so much of family values has been hijacked by the Republicans. The fact is, families are the ones who have been hurt the most by the policies of the last eight years.
This is one of the most compelling videos I've seen making the case for why Obama is better for families, and why it matters that he is elected. Made by supporters, it speaks louder than any negative McCain ad, or racist comments made at a rally, or the dog whistles called by the right.
Just watch…and share it.
Obama '08 – Vote For Hope from MC Yogi on Vimeo.
Really well done video, released at a great time. Through all the negativity, my primary reason for supporting Barack Obama has been the hope that he will bring integrity back to the office of President, raise our standing in the world back to one of respect rather than distrust, and apply the same pragmatic, organized skills to his Presidency that he has to his campaign.
Over the past year, I've been truly amazed at the creativity his campaign has sparked. This video is one more example of that.
Repeat after me…Low information voters.
And more, just for good measure. Here's Part II
Looks like that domestic terrorist thing plays well with uneducated people.
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I substituted the spelt flour for 2cups of rice flour and 2tsp xanthan gum powder. I also added a bit more fluid. Great result - very moist.
These are incredible! Dense, moist, chewy, they are delicious! I have made them multiple times for my family (we top them with vegan chocolate sour cream frosting) and am making more this weekend for my son's 8th birthday because he loves them so much!
This didn't work well for me. I'm not sure what happened, I followed the recipe, no subsitutions or anything. It rose very well, so well that it over flowed, then collapsed. So the end result looked ike someone dug the middle out. It was sweet, but a little on the sticky side. The was good, light and fluffy. The taste was a little over powered by the baking powder. I think next time I'll try it with 1/2 the baking powder, and ony 1 cup of sugar. Nice start Audrey, but I'm afraid it needs a bit of work.
AWESOME!! I am fully spellbound.. Made it without a special reason, just tempted by recipe here.. :) it is an exteremely moist, but not extra delicate to work with. Nice! Will make it again.


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Two men arrested in connection with ferrying drugs across the Texas Panhandle this month face federal drug charges. Oleg Amirov, 29, of Rochester, N.Y., has been charged with distributing more than 100 kilograms, but less than 1000 kilograms of marijuana. Jeronimo Bernal-Garcia, 20,is accused of transporting more than 500 grams of methamphetamine across the Texas Panhandle, court complaints filed Wednesday show.
A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper arrested Bernal-Garcia March 8 about 7 p.m. for a traffic stop in Carson County along Interstate 40. The trooper stopped Bernal-Garcia for speeding and for not having vehicle registration, according to an affidavit filed with the complaint.
Bernal-Garcia said he was a U.S. resident-alien, but a check with Immigration and Customs Enforcement indicated that he is an illegal immigrant from Mexico, the affidavit said.
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The same trooper stopped a 2007 Buick four-door passenger car, driven by Amirov, a day later about 2:45 p.m. on Interstate 40 in Carson County for failure to signal a lane change and cutting in front of another vehicle.
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Conservatives still fault Obama for not capturing Khattala much sooner. Bin Laden was promptly captured & brought to justice.. Ahh… nevermind. (I know, I know. I'm not supposed to talk about Obama's predecessor because it's ancient history, like Nero & Caligula.)
They're angry that Khatalla will be tried in a civil court, because he'll plead the Fifth. Usually the problem with terrorists in courtrooms isn't getting them to talk, it's getting them to shut up.
They say Khatalla should be held at Guantanamo where he can be
torturedclosely questioned, while bashing Obama for failing to close the prison.
Seriously, maybe it's time to congratulate the people in Intelligence & Special Forces that did a good job.
The "right" will only be happy, judging from the ones here, when over 1.5 BILLION folks are killed because a PORTION of roughly 16 million from a portion of the tribe of Semites have the GOP, 'er excuse me, "God" (the same ones Muslims adhere to) is on "their" side.
Considering all the hate generated by these folks, you'd think there was a better way? While not perfect, Buddhists, Jains, and many "primitive" religions, have done far better. Like, oh, just realizing that there IS an "unexplained" force in the universes, far more powerful than ANY "Man" can actually identify, without form, or demands for sacrifice, or war, might be a start, instead of anthropomorphizing a human appearing deity, made in OUR image, not the other way around for most of the adherents.
A very good post. But it might even do my fellow Christians some good to remember that it was Christ himself that stated "Love thine enemies!"For quite frankly, just what good does it do us to love those that already love us anyway? Would that not be a given?
Thank you, Robert Landers!
"Love thine enemies!"
A most admirable trait and should be practiced by all, but radical Islamists have a different viewpoint. Convert or die.
dtroutma: Or for that matter, remember the Second and Third German Empires with all those belt buckles saying "Gott mit uns (God is on our side).
how can there be a ringleader when it was just a mob upset because of a video??
Jesus was also a pacifist. Please enlighten us as to how that justifies the countless humans that have died in his name. There is really nothing different between Islam and Christianity in that regard. People kill people. It ain't god's fault.
Notice Tole is ignoring the telephone issues at this time.
"The R's denied funds for proper security."
Charlene Lamb, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Programs in the Bureau of Diplomatic Security at the Department of State, testified that financing of security was not a problem as concerned security in Benghazi.
"how can there be a ringleader when it was just a mob upset because of a video??"
Even Hillary Clinton is not perpetuating that viewpoint.
Jesus was a traditional liberal nor a modern one. He would be described more accurately as "libertarian" in modern political vernacular.
The modern liberal takes from one person and gives to another, Jesus advocated to GIVE of YOURSELF (and of your wealth) to others VOLUNTARILY.
Charity at gunpoint has no virtue.
Considering how the US external empire treats parts of the Middle East, they think we are Crusading on them. Targeted killings, aka murder, via LRK's using drones and a means of identifying by mostly guessing. No trials, not even unimpeachable sources used. Imagine that was the way we deal with crime here—-LRK's and no real investigation, no jury trial, no rights just a formula for "identification" then assassination. Then the Constitution and Bill of Rights will be truly dead.
God is always with the empire and the sports team etc.
So far you are proving my point that Pres. Obama is little different from any hard line Republican at this point.
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Fort Drum/Watertown NY, where do you fly?
I've only recently gotten back into the hobby after a 20-odd year hiatus, and have had no luck tracking down any local clubs, they're all downstate around Syracuse or across the river in Canada. The only thread here on RCG I could find related to this area was about 5 yrs old, pretty dated info so I'll try this new thread.
The two local clubs we had in this area back then seem to have fallen off the radar in the intervening years, the 1000 Islands RC Modelers had a flying field outside Limerick, but there's been no update to their website since 2010 and no response from the contact info, and the LeRay Recycled Flyers Club used to fly at a landfill site not far outside the Ft. Drum main gate, but no website to be found or any contact info for them that I could track down, just a mention in an old listing of clubs using closed landfills for a flying field...
The new "Places" feature here on RCG is nice, but so far shows a very large blank radius around us up here. I added the locations of where those two clubs had their flying fields years ago to the Places map, the Google satellite view still shows runways/field areas in those locations but may be from old pics. I haven't added my 'personal' field in "Places" yet though, I'm pretty far off the beaten path way out here and the field needs some work, but I'll consider listing it if there's no other good options!
So, any RC pilots out there in this area? Displaced soldiers looking for a field? If there are no clubs and enough of us around here flying, maybe we could start a new club? Any interest? Thoughts?
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There really isnt anything in the Watertown area that I have found. I live between Watertown and Adams. I fly pretty regularly, but on private property. I know a couple other people that do the same sort of thing in the area.
A club around here would be amazing!
Hi Jake!
I do the same here, I have my 'private' flying field out back, but it sure would be nice to have others to fly *with*! Spending all afternoon in the middle of a field with your models all by yourself starts to look and feel a little strange before long...
I haven't given up trying to track down info on the old clubs, someone has to know what became of them. I haven't yet driven out to either of their fields to see if there's anything still there, I'll give that a try next time I'm near them, or if it's a nice day to fly I'll head that way and hope for the best!
As I recall there were about 20 members in the 1000 Islands club, and 15-20 or so in the LeRay club... I guess it's not impossible that they all moved away or changed hobbies or just up and quit flying, but it seems unlikely, surely a couple of them at least are still out here somewhere!
I'll keep this thread updated on any info I can find, and in the meantime maybe I'll look into what all is involved in starting up a new club, at this point I don't think we have enough folks to make a carpool, much less a whole flying club!
I got a response from the contact listed on the 1000 Islands club site:
To my knowledge the club is still "active" that said I haven't been down to the field in quite some time and when I was in the club it was way too lax and unstructured and basically the only thing that was together well was the field because a small group of members keep it going the best that they can. Too my knowledge there are still people flying down there, primarily in the evenings during the week or morning and evening on the weekends. I might be interested in joining a new club and or rejoining the TIRCM again if the club actually tries to progress a little. I hope you find the info useful.
I guess I'll have to stop out to their field and hope to catch someone there, if Spring ever manages to arrive! Everything was encased in ice this morning...
I use to belong to the 1000 Islands RC Modelers back when we use to spend every weekend at camp in Guffins Bay, was only a 10 min drive from camp. Life takes over and things change and the years go by, but I have also been wanting to get back into fly R/C again, I do stop in to the club now and then when we take a trip to camp to check it over. They are a great group of guys that's for sure and I'm looking to join up here this summer and start spending some more time at camp. Life is going by fast and I miss the hobby and camp!!
Hi Lou!
If you get back up our way and actually find any of the members, see if you can get some info about the club membership or a contact number to share with us here, please!
The weather finally turned off nicer of late, but twice now I've been out to their field, a nice weekday evening and a gorgeous sunday afternoon, only to find no one there, just the chain across the driveway without so much as a sign with any info to go on.
I haven't gotten out to the LeRay field as yet but hope to soon, they're way out on the other side of the city so it's a little off my beaten path, but I'll post anything I find out!
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New to the hobby.
I will be returning to Ft. Drum area mid October at the latest. I will have a brand spanking new Avistar Elite. A guy in my unit flies on Division Hill old post Ft. Drum. You just have to watch for approaching choppers and such. Plus the MP's usually won't bother you over there. The BOSS program on Drum had tried to get single Soldiers involved in the hobby but Xbox won that battle. Anyway I definately will be trying that field out when I get home along with my coworker and a new plane.
Rasta - Sounds great! Welcome back when you get here, and welcome to this rather addicting hobby!
I haven't been out on Drum in a number of years so was unfamiliar with Division Hill, but from the Google Earth view it looks like a nice, wide-open area to fly, though the mention of "approaching choppers" and "the MP's usually won't bother you over there" gives me a bit of pause
You mention another soldier in your unit currently flying there? I assume this requires permission or notification of some kind prior to flying? I would think a sudden cluster of unknown or 'unofficial' radio signals from a remote corner of a military base might raise a few eyebrows in today's security-conscious environment, and would likely guarantee being converged on by the MP's!
I'm unsure of the regulations concerning civilian activities on military bases but I'd certainly enjoy joining you out there. I know Drum at one time allowed hunters into the backwoods areas on-base but I think that changed post-9/11. I could look into it for flying models though, seems like our hobby would be less restrictive where permissions are concerned
Maybe if we can 'drum' up enough interest for a fun-fly or just an informal get-together on weekends we could wean some of those other guys off their X-boxes too, get them out of the barracks and into the sun!
On that note, when you say "the Xbox won that battle", do you know if the BOSS program gave up on promoting this hobby since then? As long as I'm checking into permissions I can look into that program as well, maybe some community involvement from out here can generate some interest and get something going!
I'll keep this thread updated on anything I learn.
Let us know when you get back, we'll come fly with you!
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Trainer is bought "Avistar Elite"
As far as I know there are no passes required. I know at least 3 people who fly there on the regular and have had no issues. The Boss program was scrapped to my knowledge for now. Will post a message when I get home and is ready to fly.
bailbonds - Sorry to hear that, was the trouble on 2.4gHz radios? Rasta C mentioned having a few friends that fly at Division Hill, did anyone else report radio issues at that location?
I've tried a few times to get some information on the club that was right outside Drum's main gate, the field and their sign is right behind Bradley's Military store on Route 11, on the left coming out the gate. I snapped a pic of the sign but there's no contact information on it, and no one in Bradley's or any of the other stores in that strip mall seemed to know anything about it other than having seen the sign.
The road that leads out back to their field is behind a locked gate but there was a truck dumping at the landfill part back there the day I took the pic, so as it shows the gate was open, but I didn't venture further back past the "no trespassing" signs without having permission or knowing where I was going!
RcLou56 found some of the guys from the club in Limerick, but that might be a bit of a drive from Ft. Drum. I can PM you the contact number he got for their club if the distance isn't a hindrance. As I recall the LeRay club started because many of the modelers from the Watertown/Black River area didn't like the distance to the Limerick field and wanted something closer... we just don't know where any of them are these days...
I'll keep looking and update this thread if I stumble across any new info, in the meantime I hope you have some luck finding a place to fly. Let me know if you want the Limerick club info at least.
Dusty- thank you for the reply. Yes, I use 2.4 ghz, it is a Spectrum DX6i. I began to doubt the quality of my transmitter till i tested it in other locations with no issues. There is alot of stuff on drum that is a need to know basis if you know what i mean, so i am betting that is what caused my problem. I know Rasta C, I actually got him involved in the hobby. No one else has tried the location since i lost my beloved Ultra Sport, RIP.
I talked to the manager of the recycle center at leray last year and they let me fly there, there is a very tiny paved overgroan runway right next to the trees. they wouldn't mind letting a club start up there again, but needs a lot of work. I bet a runway could be cut in the grass further away from the trees.
I have ventured out to limrick just last week in hopes to find people flying with no luck. So, yes i would love to have there contact info and i dont mind traveling to fly at a nice field. Hopefully i can fly next weekend.
bailbonds - PM sent with contact info, I'd forgotten to ask permisson to post the number here on the thread, that might be too "public" for comfort if it's a home number and not so much just a club contact, so better safe than sorry
I've only seen good things said about the Spectrum DX equipment so I'm sure that's not the issue, most military installations are a hotbed of powerful radio transmissions that can blanket entire frequencies as I recall from my Navy days years ago, but as you said I doubt Drum would confirm or deny any particular frequency usage that could cause us problems with our radios.
I could see from the Google Earth views that there was still a runway and field at the LeRay site, but if it's all overgrown and unkept nowadays then it's likely their club no longer exists, I thought the club sign still being there would suggest otherwise, more's the pity...
If the recycle center is alright with some of us using that field I'd be happy to volunteer some effort towards tidying it up for use, even if just to keep the field mowed come springtime, not sure what kind of access we'd have once the snow piles up or if they'd want an actual club there to take care of things, but it's worth looking into.
Hope everything works out finding a place to fly, let us know here if you do and we'll try to join you, wherever we may end up!
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Torun is one of the most beautiful Polish cities. I live in Bydgoszcz which is close to Torun. These two cities are close to each other but still thay are so different. They are not so big ( about 700.000 people together ). Bydgoszcz is more modern and it has more inhabitants. Torun is smaller but more beautiful, full of histotical bouldings, with a great atmosphere, lots of tourists and students..I love it :-) i was studing and living there for 5 years :-) I forgot: Torun is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Now I live in Bydgoszcz but visit Torun frequently.
Torun is the town where Nicolas Copernicus was born. So now everything there is called after him: we have University of Copernicus, Copernicus street , cinema Copernicus, gingerbread "Kopernik" and many other things..
Talking of gingerbread .. MMMMMM :-) thats the other thing Torun is famous for. Gingerbread has been produced here for centuries and they say "gingrebread from Torun is the only genuine one" . I am not the expert but the true is that buying gingerbread is a must when you are in Torun. There are so many kinds. Some are really cute so they are just perfect for present. But Im not sure if they eatable ;-)
Torun is the second Polish city, after Cracow, with the greatest number of buildings in the Gothic style and the best retained complex of Gothic residential architecture in Northern Europe.
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I love the town. I've been there twice but still need to see so many more things there.
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Wszystkiego najlepszego Kinga and many happy returns of the day in your life. Great pages about Torun. Yeah I do remember all things "Copernicus" and the nice gingerbread... Cheers
Czesc Kinga!! I will visit beautiful Torun in June-July !!:) Ciekawa stronka. Pozdrowionka z Estonii:)
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I spent a couiple of days in Torun a few years ago but for some reason I didn't take any photos -- would like to go back one day -- nice start to your page.
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Is there a way to raise an event in C# from an external application? In particular from Ruby? I have need to cause something to happen in C# from a rails application.
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I assume that by "external application" you mean something that is outside of the process space of the C# code. Also, I assume that you're not referring to C# events - which aren't a concept that exists outside of the implementation domain of .NET - they aren't something that are accessible from outside of the code.
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I would consider using Named Pipes. Named pipes are originally a Unix concept - but they are available on Windows as well. They have a vary simple programming interface (they are similar to working with files), and don't require much to use in a single-machine scenario.
On the Ruby side (which I am less familiar with), here are some link that you may find useful:
On the .NET side, here are some relevant links to explore for more information:
An obvious solution would be to use a network message of sorts. Either a short-lived TCP/IP connection, or -- particularly if both apps are on the same host -- a simple UDP packet.
The C# application would accept connections (if TCP), read the event(s) from the socket and finally process them.
To expand on Martin's answer, you might consider a messaging protocol with libraries available in both target languages. Something like Stomp comes to mind.
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Looking for a general term for things one would store on a spool -- thread, string, lanyard, wire, that sort of thing. Things that occur in long lines and will get tangled up if you don't organize them properly.
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You might refer to all of those as line, which means
All things that could be stored on a spool have coils. So perhaps the word 'windings' in combination with coils. As in: "Windings, left uncoiled, are hazardous."
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Fifteen years ago Michael bought WolfSource.org for my website about wolves. It grew and grew and became more than I could ever imagine. I have been contacted by students of all ages from all over the world thanking me for the resource. It has been amazing and I thank you all.
My health became an obstacle a few years back and all of the time it took to research and keep up with wolf news was taking its toll on me. I got slack in the site with recent news bits and action alerts. I lost a lot of my audience but this site still gets a lot of views for a stagnate old website — so, while I have decided to close up the blog at WolfSource.org — the informational pages will remain and I hope to get an easier format for the general information.
I plan on keeping the domain and the pages online. I have however removed all of the blog posts as they were outdated and merely links to other articles and such. If you are looking for standard wolf information the menus on the left may have what you are searching for.
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Started this cleanse today that my mom and sister recommended after they lost like 15 pounds in two weeks.
The idea is to kick my sugar addiction.
I'm deeply suspicious, but I'm driven to try it since I have eaten almost nothing but meat and cheese this summer.
After the first day, I can see why. I've been light-headed since around 3 pm. I attribute that to the almost zero-protein lunch I had since I didn't do any shopping before I started the diet and ended up getting a salad with some guacamole.
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Go to Teaching Tolerance and request a copy and they will send one to your school about the middle of September. There are many other great teacher resources available too.
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The film is free for people working in schools. I have not seen it, but I have heard it is great.
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Potato Chicken Salad with a Basil Parsley Mayonnaise
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If you like Basil then you will like this salad. With the final seasoning check I sometimes add a bit of lemon juice, and I like small new potatoes best for this salad
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- 3 cups shredded cooked chicken meat
- 2 cups cooked potatoes, chopped
- 2 stalks finely sliced celery
- 1⁄2 cup finely chopped green onion
- 1⁄2 cup firmly packed fresh basil, approx
- 1⁄4 cup fresh parsley
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1 clove chopped garlic
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 15 cherry tomatoes, approx or 3 tomatoes, chopped
- extra basil leaves, for serving (optional)
- Combine in a large bowl, chicken, potatoes, celery and the onions, season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Put in your food processor, basil, parsley, garlic some salt and pepper and process as smooth as possible.
- Blend in the oil and vinegar.
- Put this in a small bowl and mix with the mayonnaise.
- Pour this over the salad and mix it very well.
- Cover the dish, leave in the fridge for at least 2 hours.
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This is GOOD! A tasty mix of flavors that I found refreshing! I must admit I did omit the chicken, but I know it would be a good addition for meateaters! Thanks for a great potato salad!
I omitted the chicken too and concentrated on the salad which was lovely! The basil dressing is the star of the show.
This is superb! The dressing is so full of flavor. I freeze any basil I have left at the end of the summer, so used some of that. Worked out beautifully. The only change I made, was to omit the tomatoes and just used to garnish. Didn't realize I didn't have enough to add. I won't forget next time. :)


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The problem with the subversion is that this takes place too late in the series to be developed at any length. Indeed, most of the last episode is spent just explaining the twist, which still doesn't make any sense. For a subversion to really work, it needs to start early on. Given that we've spent 3 / 4 of the series enjoying the sight of half naked girls pummeling each other, the message just falls flat.
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Manchester City to Meet United in F.A. Cup; Stoke Plays Bolton
Manchester City will play local rival Manchester United in the F.A. Cup semifinals after a 1-0 win over Reading yesterday. Stoke City defeated West Ham 2-1 to set up a game with Bolton.
Fullback Micah Richards gave City its win at Eastlands as the club seeks to win the competition for a first time since
1969. Stoke last reached the final four in 1972.
Robert Huth and Danny Higginbotham scored for the Potters at the Britannia Stadium, with Frederic Piquionne getting a goal for West Ham.
"It's a fantastic achievement," Stoke manager Tony Pulis told reporters. "We've got tremendous character and spirit and that was evident again."
Both semifinals will be held at Wembley Stadium in London on April 16/17.
Pulis's team had chances to take the lead in the opening minutes, including a header from ex-Hammer Matthew Etherington that forced goalkeeper Robert Green to make a diving save.
Stoke was ahead after 12 minutes as the visitors struggled to defend against a long throw by Rory Delap. Huth arrived unmarked to head the ball into the net from six yards.
The Hammers were struggling to create chances, but did tie the game in the 30th minute. Thomas Hitzlsperger lifted a pass over Stoke's defense for Piquionne, who lobbed over Thomas Sorensen.
Piquionne, who was injured in scoring the goal and had to be substituted, appeared on TV replays to have used his upper arm to control the ball.
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Stoke had an opportunity to re-establish its lead in the opening minute of the second half. Etherington fell in the penalty area, although replays showed little contact by Scott Parker, and referee Mike Jones awarded a spotkick. The winger's penalty was saved by Green.
Higginbotham fired in from a 20-yard free kick after 63 minutes, with Green only able to push the ball against a post then into the net.
Victor Obinna and Robbie Keane had shots saved by Sorensen as West Ham looked for an equalizer, while Matthew Upson headed against the bar.
Four-time champion City faces 11-time winner United as it attempts to win a first major trophy since the League Cup in
1976. It overcame Reading, which plays in the second-tier Championship, on a 74th-minute header from Richards.
The goal came from a David Silva corner, with Richards firing his header past goalkeeper Alex McCarthy to settle the match.
"It was very difficult," Richards told ESPN. "As the game went on it got harder and harder. Reading defended very well."
Two days ago, United beat Arsenal 2-0, and Bolton defeated Birmingham 3-2.


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I am studying about operating systems(Silberscatz, Galvin et al). My programming experiences are limited to occasional coding of exercise problems given in a programing text or an algorithm text. In other words I do not have a proper application programming or system programming experience. I think my below question is a result of a lack of experience of the above and hence a lack of context.
I am specifically studying IPC mechanisms. While reading about shared memory(SM) I couldn't imagine a real life scenario where processes communicate using SM. An inspection of processes attached to the same SM segment on my linux(ubuntu) machine(using 'ipcs' in a small shell script) is uploaded here
Most of the sharing by applications seem to be with the X deamon. From what I know , X is the process responsible for giving me my GUI. I infered that these applications(mostly applets which stay on my taskbar) share data with X about what needs to change in their appearances and displayed values. Is this a reasonable inference??
If so, my question is, what is the difference between my applications communicating with 'X' via shared memory segments versus my applications invoking certain API's provided by 'X' and communicate to 'X' about the need to refresh their appearances?? BY difference I mean, why isn't the later approach used?
Isn't that how user processes and the kernel communicate? Application invokes a system call when it wants to, say read a file, communicating the name of the file and other related info via arguments of the system call?
Also could you provide me with examples of routinely used applications which make use of shared memory and message-passing for communication?
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- 1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar
- 2-1/2 tablespoons tapioca
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup cherry juice (from can)
- 2 cups canned sour red cherries (drained)
- 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon butter
Instructions:Prepare pastry. Preheat oven to 475 degrees F. Blend sugar, tapioca, and salt, then add cherries and let stand while you roll out the dough. Line bottom of 9" pie pan with one crust, fill with cherry mixture, sprinkle with cinnamon, then dot with butter. Cover with top crust and seal edges, cutting vents. Bake for 10 minutes, then reduce heat to 400 degrees F and bake a half hour, until crust is crisp and filling is bubbling. Cool and serve.
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