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Mandarin Orange Chicken
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 35 mins
Roasted chicken breast halves basted with orange juice and wine, and cooked with mandarin segments and green seedless grapes. Just y-u-m-m-y for those who love citrus flavourings. I've only made this once, but I intend to experiment by varying the citrus flavourings: by substituting some or all of the orange juice for lemon or lime juice, or a blending of several citrus juices. And knowing how well rum blends with orange juice, I have considered using rum next time in place of the wine. That would make it even more of a dinner party dish! Adapted from a truly terrific book (when it comes to recipe books, I rate as 'terrific' a book in which LOTS of the recipes appeal to me, AFTER I've purchased the book, not just one or two) Rodale's "Terrific Chicken: 100 Great Meals in Minutes". Not all one hundred appeal to me but I've so far found several that I'm really glad to have found, and that I'll certainly be making again, and there are several others that I look forward to making. This recipe was from a section called 'Weekend Fare'. I do hope that other citrus lovers enjoy this recipe.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup dry white wine or 1⁄3 cup chicken broth
- 1⁄3 cup frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
- 1⁄4 cup sweet orange marmalade
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 4 boneless chicken breast halves
- 1 (11 ounce) can mandarin orange segments, drained
- 1⁄2 cup green seedless grape
- Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
- Stir the wine, thawed orange juice concentrate, marmelade and ginger together in a 13x9-inch baking pan.
- Add the chicken, turning once or twice so that both sides are well-coated.
- Place the baking pan in the oven and bake the chicken, basting occasionally with the pan juices, for 35 minutes or until the juices run clear.
- During the last 5 minutes of baking, add the mandarin orange segments and the grapes.
- Serve over rice or noodles, with your favourite side dish or salad.
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Absolutely 5 star plus - We loved it. I took a couple of liberties I used fresh orange segments instead of canned manderin, fresh orange juice instead of concentrated. I let the cheicken marinate in the juice/wine mixture for 4 hours. The flavor is wonderful The orange comes through in a very subtle way. This is one recipe that I will make over & over - Perfect for special company too!
What a wonderful recipe!!! Love the citrus flavor with the chicken. I added some dried cranberries along with the mandarin oranges. Served with a pecan/orange rice.
This is more than a 5 star recipe!! This made for such tasty chicken!! Loved the mix of orange marmalade and the fruits!! Used red grapes instead of green and made the recipe as is (used chicken broth - but I am sure it would even be better with wine!!) - Thanks bluemoon! :)


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Tunis — Tunisair announced Friday the cancellation of the strike of ground staff at the Djerba-Zarzis airport (Governorate of Medenine) scheduled for August 29 and 30, 2014.
The decision follows a working meeting held Thursday in Tunis under the chairmanship of Minister of Transport Chiheb Ben Ahmed, in the presence of representatives of the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) and the General Management of Tunisair, the company said in a statement.
Participants in the meeting reached an agreement on all points mentioned in the notice to strike, Tunisair communication officer told TAP by phone.
The ground staff of Djerba-Zarzis airport, under the UGTT, had staged a strike last August 14, paralysing services at that airport.
Tension had prevailed and passengers gathered in the airport's hall, denouncing this form of protest which, they deplored, do not take into account their interests.

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Comment from: Lucky, 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: March 16
I am a 56 year old male. I am a non-smoker. The pain started as dull sensation in the left side of chest. While sitting and leaning back in chair, there was a sharp pain that radiated throughout body. The pain lasted several hours and didn't intensify. My family decided it was best to seek medical advice. I went to emergency room with chest pains. The EKG didn't show any problems, but the chest X-ray revealed dropped lung.
Comment from: braun, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: January 19
With my pneumothorax, I experienced pain down my back, left arm and neck. The pain was worse in my chest and felt as if I was being squeezed. Breathing was difficult and painful.
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I originally thought it was a muscle spasm in my back. It was agonizing pain, so I went to the emergency room. They did a chest X-ray and told me that I had a spontaneous pneumothorax! I was stunned. I had not experienced any trauma and could not understand how this had happened. The doctors just told me that it happens sometimes and would probably happen again. My lung was 10 percent collapsed. They kept me in the hospital on 100 percent oxygen. Very scary!
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At age 18 I suddenly experienced back pain that intensified as I breathed. Initially, I thought it was my posture as I was sitting and writing, but, no matter what I did to alleviate the pain, it got worse. There's no mistaking that this pain is abnormal, and in my case, nothing was going to help except for hospitalization and a chest tube. My left lung had collapsed 70 percent.
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When I was just 18, one evening I experienced a sharp pain in my left chest which ran into my arm and back as well. I had difficulty breathing and went to see a GP. She said it was just muscle spasm. The pain got worse and was rushed to hospital. I learned that my lung had collapsed. The next day a tube was inserted and I remained in hospital for a week. 3 days after being discharged, I was back with the same terrible pain and was admitted again. This time went in for surgery in which they found a growth (not malignant) and inserted the tube again and after some tests, they said that it was an air born germ that I picked up. I was in hospital for a month.
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I woke up feeling good and mid morning. I felt like I needed air and my chest was racing. I went on the porch and sat down for a couple of min. and it went away 1/2 hr later it started again and I was really scared called 911 wound up in the ER they poked a tube in my side for two days and I felt better. It hurt going in felt nothing going out. I blame it on my smoking I now quit and hope it never happens again.
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I am a 51 year old female who has never smoked and do not have a history of lung illness. I've had three spontaneous pneumothorax 7-8 months apart. It is always in the same place and the same size on my right lung. The pain starts out like my back is out between the shoulder blade and spine and then moves more to the front of my chest. The lung doctor I've seen has suggested arthroscopic surgery to find the tear and stitch it up if it happens again.
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I am 31 and I have had 6 Neumothorax. My doctor's believe that this is a result of a condition called thoracic endometriosis. My symptoms have varied depending on the size of the collapse. My 1st collapse was 75% and I experienced a dull pain in my shoulder, stabbing pain in the center of my chest when I breathed in and out. The others were all under 20% and I experienced the dull pain in my shoulder and a crunching feeling in my chest when breathing in and out. Definitely worse when stretching.
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Is It Safe to Just Monitor An Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm?
An aneurysm is a swelling of an artery due to weakness in the vessel wall. It is a common cause of sudden death and often provides no warning signs or symptoms.
Currently, the only method to prevent rupture of an aneurysm is surgical repair of the vessel. But, because of the risks involved in surgery, the aneurysm is generally allowed to reach a size for which the risk of rupture outweighs the risk of surgery.
Is it safe to monitor an abdominal aneurysm rather than have surgery right away? A report in the medical journal The Lancet on November 21, 1998 bears upon this potentially life-and-death decision.
The Lancet report comes from the investigators in the UK (United Kingdom) Small Aneurysms Trial. They studied whether surveillance by ultrasonography (ultrasound) of small aneurysms before surgery to monitor their size would affect the long-term survival of patients who underwent early surgery.
Patients with small abdominal aneurysms were monitored. The aneurysms were from 4.0 to 5.5 cm in diameter. ( For aneurysms greater than 5.5 cm in diameter, surgeons favor an operation).


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Mr Brownlee today confirmed 1100 staff from 13 government
agencies would return to offices in three new privately owned
buildings in the central business district by 2016.
"This is in addition to 200 Inland Revenue staff already
working in the Mid City Building above Ballantynes, and will
soon be followed by another 400 Government staff moving into
another new building in the city," Mr Brownlee said.
The leases to accommodate 1100 staff announced today
represented a $170 million investment in Christchurch over
the next 20 years, "so this is a significant commitment to
the city's prosperity".
"These buildings are in or on the edge of the Retail
Precinct, meaning an influx of 1100 people into shops and
food outlets in the city each day… the notion of a doughnut
effect in the Christchurch CBD – with new developments on the
fringes but few buildings in the centre – is being rapidly
Many of the public servants to return to the CBD are to be
accommodated in the yet to built Cashel Square development.
BNZ bank today also announced it would accommodate 200 of its
staff in the complex.
BNZ Chief Executive Anthony Healy said the bank made a
commitment in 2011 to the city and its customers to "to get
back into the heart of the Christchurch central business
district as soon as it was possible".
"The announcement today of this significant investment for
BNZ is a fulfilment of that promise."
Meanwhile, Labour's state services spokeswoman Maryan Street
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to pay for it".
While the plan to move staff back into the CBD was a good
idea, Ms Street said State Services Minister Jonathan Coleman
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their baseline budgets by reprioritising money.
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Abu Dhabi livestock and dairy show growth signs - official report
Abu Dhabi's rising livestock and dairy industry, which is part of the agriculture sector has shown substantial business activity in the last year showing the strides made and in the sector which has huge potential to achieve food security.
Statistics Centre-Abu Dhabi or Scad, which gathers statistics in the Emirate, has recently surveyed the livestock and dairy farms in Abu Dhabi, which have been set up by leading business houses. The survey which was part of an exercise which would provide the decision makers with critical numbers that would help them take steps to achieve food security and lead to more investment in the sector, which has immense commercial value.
The survey reveals an increase of 34.9 per cent growth in the production of eggs in 2012 to approximately 203.1 million eggs, valuing worth Dh83.6 million.
The survey covered five layer farms having an estimated combined capacity of 1.6 million chickens. By contrast, a fall of 1.4 per cent year-on-year is reported in poultry meat production to 17,100 tonnes in 2012. The 2011 poultry meat production was valued at Dh230.7 million.
The survey covered seven broiler farms having an estimated combined capacity of 1.5 million chickens. The survey also covered 13 dairy farms with an estimated combined capacity to breed 22,000 cattle, revealing a rise of 8.2 per cent year-on-year in the total number of cattle to 18,907 head in 2012 and 9304 calf births in the year.
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The first screenshots above show the software installed on the M17x before it leaves the factory. It is a good build with very few extras, ensuring the system is almost bloat free (We wouldn't include the Roxio bundle). Items of note are Flash and Java being pre-installed as well as a recent NVIDIA driver and Creative audio software. In the second screenshot above we have the system rating for Windows 7 64-bit (the default OS choice on M17x).
Also bundled with the M17x is Alienware's Command Centre. This software application handles a number of features with the first being system lighting. Through the FX screen within Command Centre we can select a number of colours for each area of the machine and it even goes as far as to allow various themes.
In the Fusion screen we are able to configure the power saving and performance aspects of the machine. Essentially this is a better presented version of the Windows power profiles but it is good to have everything in one place.
The next aspect of the Command Centre on our build was the Touch function. In this section of the software we can configure options such as touchpad sensitivity and scroll setup.
Alienware also offer an application to aid in creation of recovery media.
Finally we have webcam software which allows is to add various visual effects, for example placing a wolf head on our shoulders which moves as the person on camera does.
Alienware use an InsydeH20 BIOS for the M17x and this version offers all of the standard functionality such as choosing boot order and enabling/disabling components such as wireless. There is also an overclocking option on the Advance screen which allows us to select memory overclocks, XMP and tweak our BUS speed, though Sandy Bridge CPUs are not known for non-multiplier overclocking.
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Last night I drew an illustration of Kenny Powers from Eastbound & Down for Grantland.com.
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Is it possible to put the content block shortcode in a widget?
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Is it possible to put the content block shortcode in a widget?
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Could you add a widget with the plugin that accepts short codes? So no PHP-accepting widgets are needed?
Not exactly sure what you mean but you could try it and see if it works?
this could also be done by just using the shortcode itself in the text.
[contentblock id=xx] inside a text widget. The text widget evaluates shortcodes. If you have another widget, then you need to make sure it evaluates shortcodes in its content processing function.
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It was annoying to be honest, I use W3 Total Cache with CDN from Amazon and everything was working excellent. My site was as fast as lightning!
A known bug was that the page cache didn't preload the pages, oké there is a script for it; http://www.pixelenvision.com/1572/php-cache-warmer-preloader-for-w3-total-cache/ but I was hoping the bug would not be to big to solve and I found the problem!
\w3-total-cache\lib\W3\Plugin\PgCacheAdmin.php had already a bug with calling a function that was undefined. It was easily solved by adding a request_once but still the preloading didn't work.
I found that there were 2 problems;
1 - there is "w3tc_preload=1" added to the URL that did forbid the plugin to cache the site.
2 - In .htaccess there is a default excluding for user-agent " W3 Total Cache/0.9.2.4 ". This user-agent is also used to create the preloading pages.
So the solution?! Find these lines in PgCacheAdmin.php
* Make HTTP requests and prime cache
require_once W3TC_INC_DIR . '/functions/http.php';
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I have problems when setting up my CDN.
I have set up a subdomain, and a ftp user for the CDN.
Whatever I do it keeps giving me the following error:
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Does this setup defeat deep packet inspection(looking at the data payload in addition to packet headers)?
I have a SSH tunnel connection, or more exactly a proxy server connection running inside of a SSH tunnel connection. I set the OpenVPN client to connect via this proxy server, and it technically connects via the SSH tunnel.
Can this be tracked?


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The 802 Tour's luxurious experience hits the Walker in March
On March 22 and 23, a collective of young, folk-rooted composers who were drinking buddies back in Vermont will perform at the Walker's William and Nadine McGuire Theater. If you read that sentence and a certain level of pretentious cultural superiority didn't come to mind, go back and read it again. Better yet, attend the show in March.
To be fair, people these days often mistake pretension for sophistication, and consequently miss out on some quality stuff. This March show is quality stuff. The 802 Tour -- which features Nico Muhly, Sam Amidon, Doveman and Nadia Sirota -- makes for a night of good, clean fun with a class of music to match its luxurious setting. And it will sound more expensive than the actual ticket price (only $22, $18 for Walker members).
Each performer on the bill touts an impressive résumé and an inventory of really beautiful compositions. Doveman -- 25-year-old Mark Bartlett's brainchild -- for example, has played with such demigods as David Byrne, Arto Lindsay and the National. His piano-fueled, "I'm not singing I'm whispering" arrangements take the scenic route to your attention, but if you let them get there, they have a charming staying power to them.
Similarly, Nico Muhly has an Ivy League resume, but his approach has less of a folk scaffolding around it. It's straight-up contemporary classical, and it's some of the best to come around in a generation. It's also got the endorsement of legend Phillip Glass; the two have collaborated on numerous projects.
The 802 will also welcome the 612 with The Laurels String Quartet, a group of local pluckers and bowers who have played behind pretty much all the faces on the Twin Cities' musical Mt. Rushmore -- Dessa, Jeremy Messersmith, Adam Levy, Chris Koza, etc. Here's the Quartet backing up Dessa on a safer Prince cover than, say, "Purple Rain," "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man."
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The classic of the bunch, Alvar Aalto's 1936 design is the quintessence of Scandinavian modernism. Better still, the 112B is deep and wide enough to handle a potted plant and your Finnish–English dictionary without losing its functional elegance. It looks great hung alone or with a small squadron of other 112Bs.
If the devil is in the details, then we'd be even more enamored of Aalto's design if the screws that affix the hanging brackets to the shelf weren't exposed.
The understated simplicity of the design and its $425 price tag may chafe when your friends ask (understandably) if you got the shelf at Ikea.


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Littlepage Manuscripts, which have been given to the world as containing a fair account of the comparative sacrifices of time, money, and labor, made respectively by the landlord and the tenants, on a New York estate ;together with the manner in which usages and opinions are changing among us ;as well as certain of the reasons of these changes. The discriminating reader will probably be able to trace in these narratives the progress of those innovations on the great laws of morals which are becoming so very manifest in connection with this interest, setting at naught the plainest principle that God has transmitted to man for the government of his conduct, and all under the extraordinary pretense of favoring liberty !I nthis downward course, our picture embraces some of the proofs of that looseness of views on the subject of certain species of property which is, in a degree perhaps, inseparable from the semi-barbarous condition of a new settlement; the gradation of the squatter, from him who merely makes his pitch to crop a few fields in passing, to him who carries on the business by wholesale ;and last, though not least in this catalogue of marauders, the anti-renter. It would be idle to deny that the great principle which lies at the bottom of anti-rentism, if principle it can be called, is the assumption of a claim that the interests and wishes of numbers are to be respected, though done at a sacrifice of the clearest rights of the few. That this is not liberty, but tyranny in its worst form, every right-thinking and rightfeeling man must be fully aware.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsim
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Tate Modern Exhibition Makes a Fresh Case for Gauguin
LONDON—Paul Gauguin's (1848-1903) stock isn't very high at present. His non-naturalistic, vivid colors and the well-defined, bold outlines of his paintings aren't so much to today's taste.
Belinda Thomson, the curator of Tate Modern's enormous, 100-work exhibition, "Gauguin: Maker of Myth," that opened Thursday, even allows that the work "is in some ways over-familiar." The pictures, sculptures and prints have probably lost the exoticism, and certainly no longer provoke the rule-breaking frisson they had for viewers of Roger Fry's 1910 Post-Impressionist show in London or the 1913 Armory show in New York.
This first major Gauguin show in Britain since 1955 tries to make a different case for the man who, for generations, has represented the essence of the romantic, bohemian artist. His embrace of Japanese prints, his house-sharing with Van Gogh and especially his sojourn in the South Pacific has appealed to other artists as well. Gauguin isn't only the subject of Somerset Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence," but also of Mario Vargas Llosa's "The Way to Paradise," at least two operas and a piano "Elegy" written in his memory. Gauguin's life seems almost to have been the template for many 20th century bad-boy artists, though some, such as Andy Warhol, enjoyed not only notoriety but also commercial success during their lifetimes.
In her catalog essay, Ms. Thomson argues that Gauguin had a unique approach to storytelling. While she doesn't dispute that Gauguin was a Modernist, she thinks he "spectacularly bucked the trend" of Modernism to purge painting of its narrative function.
What was the story Gauguin told, then? "Embraced within the late 19th-century Symbolist movement, but never completely at home in that context either," she says, referring to his South Seas sojourn, "Gauguin also has a place within the much longer histories of Western colonialism and cultural exchange, global travel and tourism."
Ms. Thomson's argument is that Gauguin choreographed his own career; that because of his "self-promotional urge," he "mythologized his role as creator." She sees this as essential to his art, not "as has been the tendency in the past, as an accidental biographical factor, an irrelevance or an embarrassment."
He had plenty of raw material with which to construct the myth. He was born in the year of European revolution, 1848, with one-quarter Peruvian blood. His father was a French journalist, but his maternal grandmother was a half-Peruvian early feminist/socialist leader, and in 1851 his parents went to Peru to agitate (though his father died on the voyage out), and he was seven when he returned with his mother to France. The exotic imagery of Peru was his birthright, but at 17 he joined the Merchant Marine, and later the French navy, anticlimactically becoming a stockbroker in Paris in 1871.
Gauguin married a Danish woman in 1873, had five children, moved them all to Copenhagen in 1884, abandoning first his well-paid job, and then the next year, his family, and went back to Paris to be a full-time artist. In 1888, he had his adventure in Arles with Van Gogh (who at one point went for him with a razor), suffered from depression and made a suicide attempt. In 1891, broke and despairing of recognition as an artist, Gauguin sailed for the South Seas, seeking liberation, as he famously said, "from everything that is artificial and conventional." In 1903, supported entirely by the great dealer Ambrose Vollard, he was sentenced to three months in prison, but died of syphilis before he could be jailed. He was 54; the vogue for his work began almost immediately, and the Russian collector Sergei Shchukin bought up a good deal of his late work, which is now in the Pushkin Museum and the Hermitage.
The Tate Modern show contains most of the works you would expect in a show as large as this—from the Courtauld Gallery's 1897 nude on her side, "Nevermore O Tahiti," to the Washington, D.C., National Gallery's "The Bathers" from the same year, and a truly fine collection of self-portraits (one in the shape of a ceramic vase), from 1888-1903, which provide useful evidence for Ms. Thomson's thesis about self-promotion.
While some institutions have large holdings of Gauguin, particularly the National Gallery of Washington, the Musée d'Orsay, the Pushkin Museum of Fine Art and State Hermitage Museum, and though the Tate told me that "the Musée d'Orsay, the British Museum and the Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, Paris, are all lending important works to the exhibition," there are 90 lenders.Obviously, the more lenders to a show, the more it costs to mount, and though this show goes on to the National Gallery in Washington from Feb. 27-June 5, it is impossible to guess what it cost Tate.
So I asked the director of Tate, Sir Nicholas Serota, a blunt question: In view of the fact that the U.K. government will be announcing across-the-board budget cuts in October, is this the last-ever blockbuster?
"The purpose of 'Gauguin: Maker of Myth' is to present this complex artist to a 21st-century audience. This exhibition is the first in London of Gauguin's work for over 50 years," he said. "Over the last 20 years, there has been extraordinary development and achievement in the arts in the U.K., and that is directly related to the sustained support for the cultural sector. It's vital that the U.K. continues to build its success in the cultural sector, continuing to stage such major exhibitions, particularly in difficult economic climates.
"At Tate we generate 59% of our revenue, and these major exhibitions directly impact on making our activities economically viable," Sir Nicholas continued. "Staging an exhibition of this scale and ambition is always a challenge, and we are ever grateful to the sustained generosity and public spiritedness of lenders from both public and private collections all over the world. As is often the case, we have worked in partnership with an international organization; in this instance, we have partnered with the National Gallery of Art in Washington and have received generous sponsorship from Bank of America Merrill Lynch."
I think that's a "No" — and good news for gallery-goers.
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Stairway To Nowhere is the true story of late 1970's, Birmingham, UK band Fàshiön. In the brief spotlight of their fifteen minutes of fame, Fàshiön toured both the USA and UK as opening band for The Police, did a UK club tour with a then unknown band from Ireland called U2, opened for The B52'S on their first ever UK tour, and had a new band called Duran Duran open shows for them.The book tells the story of how four young, unemployed working class gits from the gutters of Brum donned make-up, attitude, weird clothes and swaggered forth to escape the dreaded clutches Birmingham's car factory mentality by conquering the music business. On their voyage of escape and discovery, Fàshiön encounter a plethora of the music industry's sickest practitioners. Join them on their headlong flight up the stairway to nowhere, as they cobble together some of the most innovative and original pop music of the time.
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I want to get two ads displaying side by side in a div. I thought if I just allocated them to the same Advert type they would do this, but I see that instead only one ad appears and changes for each page impression.
Is there a simple way to get both ads to appear side by side - or should I allocate them different Advert types and put each separately into the div with a new PHP code for each?


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This is a new design for a website template that will rolled out across 11 different sites within the same umbrella company, each with their own colour scheme and imagery
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Western Australia's Department of Agriculture is seeking the help of sheep farmers to deal with footrot after abandoning its target to eradicate the disease by 2014.
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The Tasmanian Premier Paul Lennon says the Hawthorn Football Club will be known as the Tassie Hawks from next season.
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The New South Wales Minister for Commerce, John Della Bosca, says four-wheel-drive vehicles should not attract a higher green slip premium than other cars.
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A man has pleaded guilty to the sexual assault of a Ballarat schoolboy.
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The New South Wales Opposition says children with an intellectual disabilities should not be put under pressure to sit state-wide basic skills tests in years three and five.
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With the ski season all but over in the Snowy Mountains, business people are taking stock of the impact of what has been described as the worst winter for snowfalls in more than 20 years.
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Chipotle Sloppy Joes
Total Time
1hr 10mins
Prep 20 mins
Cook 50 mins
An old favorite with a tasty difference.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs lean ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 green bell pepper, chopped
- 16 ounces tomato sauce
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon chipotle hot sauce, Tabasco makes a good one
- Cook ground beef, onion, and bell pepper in a large, heavy skillet over medium heat, until meat is brown and vegetables are tender.
- Drain off excess fat.
- Stir in tomato sauce, brown sugar, salt, and Chipotle Sauce.
- Cover and simmer 30 to 40 minutes, stirring occasionally.
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This is a good sloppy joes. I would have like it more spicy. Next time I'll use more chipotle tabasco. Thanks Pa. Hiker :) Made for Bargain Basement tag game


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Well this is still a work in progress... i'm still learning
but this is it for now, http://www.ifeelprinty.com
any thoughts? improvements? will gladly accept.
thank you :)
Well this is still a work in progress... i'm still learning
but this is it for now, http://www.ifeelprinty.com
any thoughts? improvements? will gladly accept.
thank you :)
First major issue I'd suggest doing is choose a better font colour. Light blue on white is going cause eye strain even if they can read the text.
Search button needs more customisation to fit into the theme. All I get is a grey box.
Use a contact form (such as Fast and Secure) to reduce Spam hitting your e-mail address.
The theme has an issue that I've come across many times and it's why I'm doing my own custom theme to address this for my own work. When you click on an image you're presented with the thumbnail and the full size image, which is both wasteful of resources and pointless.
Floating forward/back navigation is obscured by the image, which is confusing to some people.Plus it's a duplication of existing navigation at the bottom (which breaks the alignment of your layout).
The theme doesn't validate with W3C, probably a missing closing tag in the header.
Some interesting photographs to view and thanks for sharing them.
Thank you for your feedback.
1. (color) I will change it
2. (search button) I am not sure what you mean a grey box?
3. (contact form) will def try this!!
4. (theme issue) yes! that bothers me, but i do not know how to fix it... i tried to get rid of the "custom fields" in the post, but they seem to be very stubborn and they keep coming back after i delete them..
5. (floating forward/back) not sure how to fix this..
6. (W3C) i do not know what you mean by that :(
thanks again
wow, your photos are beautiful! i do agree about changing the font color though.
thank you I changed the color!
The floating navigation is probably an option for this theme, I've not used it so I'm guessing here. It's because your image is wider than the the navigation is set up for. It might be the best option would be to disable it.
The buttons need a bit of CSS styling, when you look at any input box on the site such as comments and search there's no styling applied.
The W3C referred to is the web standards that browsers are supposed to comply to, figuring out where the tag is coming from could be tricky but if you have any plug-ins then that's usually a good place to start.
Are you using featured image by chance for the theme? If so that could be a reason for the second image. Alternatively tried adding some text content. That might clear the second image.
I am not using a featured image...
i tried to delete the custom field because thats where i think the second image (bigger image) is coming from, but it wont delete. it always comes back after i delete it!
Unfortunately since I don't use this theme you'll probably need to contact the author for advice.
There is documentation on theme homepage (PDF) which you can download and also the contact e-mail for the author (very, very small letters at the bottom of the page).
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Soldotna Senior Center would like to thank all of the volunteers worked tirelessly and all of our donors in support of our Hawaiian Luau fundraiser.
We would like to thank Senator Peter Micciche for taking time out of his busy schedule to be our auctioneer, and his wonderful family for assisting in the outcry auction. We would also like to thank Bunny Chong for her talented choreography and the best ever Hawaiian entertainment. Our hats off to the Hula Troupes Na Manu Olu and Pua Mae Ole for their awesome performances.
The British people, sick of big government nonsense, finally had the guts to stand up and say "Enough Is Enough!"
When will the good people of Alaska say the same thing about our state and local practice of "Government of the Government, By the Government and For the Government?" Will we have the guts to finally stand up?
On a related side note, if Governor Walker vetoes the Permanent Fund Dividend payment will he become the most hated one term governor in the history of Alaska?
I read with interest that Borough Mayor Mike Navarre and special assistant Larry Persily are proposing elimination of the senior property tax exemption (Peninsula Clarion, June 5).
I see evidence of a lot of hard work on the part of both the School and Borough leadership under our current modalities of budget creation; but my heart goes out to you my fellow tax payers that are asked to support growing budgets in a falling economy. Do you want to change the modality of budget creation?
As we all know, oil prices have tanked. Many jobs have been lost. Many are leaving the state. As Deborah Andersen of Homer says, "Everyone is cutting back on their budgets, not just the government, but the people as well."
At the last assembly meeting, KPB Mayor Navarre introduced Ordinance 2016-24 to eliminate the KPB senior citizen property exemption. The mayor's proposal attempts to create inter- and intra-generational warfare by turning the KPB community against seniors and also turning current seniors against future seniors.
Mayor Navarre has asserted that he believes there are currently too many seniors residing on the peninsula creating a financial "burden" to the community. Mayor Navarre has a long term bias against seniors and tried many times to raise taxes on KPB senior citizens.
Once again, our incredibly generous community has risen to great heights in support of our youth! It is with deep gratitude that we thank the following businesses, organizations and individuals for their contributions to our safe and successful After Grad event for the Soldotna High School Class of 2016 Graduates.
Thank you to my neighbors and passing motorists who used their cars to drive off a moose who was charging and intent on getting me as I walked my dog down Lawton Drive in Kenai late Tuesday afternoon. If it weren't for your actions, I could have been badly hurt. This moose is real aggressive so be careful as you walk down Lawton Drive.
At a time when our local state legislators seem to be representing everyone but us, I'm thrilled that Shauna Thornton has thrown her hat in the race for House District 30.
Over the last two years, I've gotten to know Shauna well. She's hard-working and she's bright. Most important, Shauna is seeking this seat for all of the right reasons. She genuinely cares about people and about trying to make life better for everyone here on the peninsula — and the state.
Comments made by Mike Chenault about doing his job are a joke. They wasted another session, dragging their feet. They didn't do any taxes on oil, increased the budget, took our PFD and did nothing to address any revenue for the state. But we can see he knows how to blame everyone else for not being able to do his job! Give us a break, we can't afford you.
So the hook and release mortality downplayed at 10 percent, however not expressed that the fish that are released do not spawn, and the oxygen deprivation damages the survival of the eggs. So with an uptick in returning kings management continues exploit kings for fun where they spawn. Lincoln said it best, "a house divided cannot stand." ADFG Sportfish manages for opportunity at any cost. The commercial side is bound by highly restrictive allocation plans. The pressure on kings in the river remains unlimited. Man will win. The kings will lose.
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When he was 12, Judge David Johnson came in third in the Soap Box Death Race.
The Charge
Running on empty.
Opening Statement
Hey, while you were watching Paul W.S. Anderson's Death Race, were you asking yourself: "I wonder how all this came to be? Is there any chance someone will be able to share the origin story with me at some point?" Congrats! Your wish has been granted!
Facts of the Case
Carl Lucas (Luke Goss) gets tossed into prison for accessory to murder. It's rough spot, mainly because a private corporation runs the prison instead of the government and, naturally, that means death fights between convicts are scheduled on Pay-Per-View. Tossed into the middle of the competition, Luca proves himself a worthy competitor—so worthy he is tapped to participate in the evolution of the competition, as the corporation takes it from death fight to death race.
And so it is, about an hour into the movie, we finally get our first glimpse of muscle cars with weaponry attached to the chassis.
The Evidence
Why does this movie exist? And I'm not talking about Death Race 2, which would be a sequel to first Death Race. I'm referring to Death Race 2 the prequel to Death Race, a story that absolutely doesn't need to be told. Who cares how Death Race started?! Who cares about the corporate shenanigans and the backroom plotting and politicking and the boring fight scenes? Give me death racing!
I didn't have a huge problem with Death Race. Sure it lacked the charm and camp of Roger Corman's original, but taken as a hard-R, bombastic action film where tough guys drive post-apocalyptic jalopies at high speeds and empty thousands of 50 cal rounds into other guys, the remake was amusing enough. So it was with a moderate amount of anticipation that I spooled up this follow-up, thinking that a sequel—as most sequels do—would amp up the spectacle established by the predecessor.
Nope. Instead of a passable, trashy straight-to-home-video action-fest that could have easily been deemed a successful Friday night's worth of viewing, someone inexplicably thought the target demographic for a movie about murderers driving kill machines wanted to see an origin story.
I ask again: who cares? Who cares how Joan Allen's character from the fist movie whose name I can't remember got her job? Who cares how the corporate d-bags brainstormed the idea for the race? And, finally, who cares about the origin of Frankenstein? If memory serves, he wasn't a major player in the first film. Here, he's treated like Darth Vader. Big deal. Just give me cars and explosions!
To be fair, eventually that gear kicks in, but you're going to have to wait until the final third of the movie. Once the diesel starts burning, non of the chase scenes, sadly, measure up to even the weakest of those found in Death Race. It's all very loud of course and there is swearing and shouting and herky-jerky camera work and close-ups on the comely female co-drivers' cleavage, but there's nothing you haven't seen before. In fact what you've seen before—specifically in the first movie—is leaps and bounds better and those action set pieces were exactly world-beaters.
Even as you suffer mild disappointment about how dopey this movie is, I submit you'll be impressed with the technical merits of the Blu-ray. The 1.78:1, 1080p transfer is a knock-out, highly detailed and dynamic, even if the overwhelming color tone is gunmetal gray. The races, dull as they may be, are kinetic and the visual fidelity keeps pace nicely. A fantastic picture quality all around. The DTS-HD Master Audio track is suitably aggressive, a quake-maker during the louder moments at the end.
Extras: Commentary from director Roel Reine, featurettes on the cars and the stunts, a breezy making-of documentary, and deleted scenes. The two-minute longer unrated version is also included.
Closing Statement
The Blu-ray looks and sounds great, but the movie is a waste of everyone's time.
The Verdict
Guilty. Off to the scrap-yard.
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Ever since I found out I am pregnant I have been excitedly waiting for symptoms so I could really "feel" pregnant. On Friday I was six weeks to the day, and BAM the morning sickness started. It is awful! I feel completely horrible. I had never considered that morning sickness makes you feel like you are actually really sick! All I want to do is crawl into bed and sleep. Unfortunately I work full time, so that is not an option for me. I had a morning meeting on Friday and the first thing I did when I entered the conference room was scope out where the trash can was, just in case I ended up vomiting. So far, my nausea seems to come in waves that only last a few minutes, but it's been happening to me all day (and night) long.
We are waiting till I'm a little further along before telling anyone that we're expecting, so I am turning to my birth club ladies for advice. How are you handling nausea? Is there anything I can do to make it go away? And most of all, were any of you also surprised at how seriously terrible morning sickness is?


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Light in August (Compact Disc)
An Oprah's Book Club Selection regarded as one of Faulkner's greatest and most accessible novels, "Light in August" is a timeless and riveting story of determination, tragedy, and hope. In Faulkner's iconic Yoknapatawpha County, race, sex, and religion collide around three memorable characters searching desperately for human connection and their own identities.
Audie Award-winning narrator Will Patton lends his voice to "Light in August." Patton has narrated works by Ernest Hemingway, Don DeLillo, Pat Conroy, Denis Johnson, Larry McMurtry, and James Lee Burke, and brings to this performance a keen understanding of Faulkner, an authentic feel for the South, and a virtuoso narrator's touch.
His passion is like the current of a surging river, and his performance as authentic and timeless as Faulkner's Mississippi dirt. A stunning achievement. "AudioFile"
About the Author
William Faulkner was an American writer, Nobel Prize laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner. A prolific writer, Faulkner is best known for his novels and short stories, including The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying, which are set in fictional Yoknapatawpha County, and the Snopes trilogy which includes The Hamlet, The Town and The Mansion. Along with Mark Twain, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams and Harper Lee, Faulkner is considered one of the most important writers of Southern literature and is known for his experimental style, including the use of stream of consciousness. Faulkner died in 1962.
Will Patton's numerous film credits include" Remember the Titans", "The Punisher", "The Mothman Prophesies", "Armageddon", and "The Spitfire Grill". He starred in the TNT miniseries "Into the West" and on the CBS series "The Agency", and won Obie Awards in the theater for his performances in "Fool for Love" and "What Did He See".


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I have a laptop with Windows 7 as the OS. Suddenly today, the screen became black with a message stating "Build 7601, this copy of windows is not genuine." I got this laptop a few months ago from someone else but it never gave them problems and the computer is about 4-5 years old. The product key is faded on the underside of the laptop. Is there any way to reactivate the OS without purchasing a new product key? Thank you!
There are programs that you can use to retrieve the product key.
I've used Magical Jelly Bean key finder before with success.
This can occur once in a while when Windows happens to check its authenticity when the Software Protection happens to not be running. It's easy to fix:
ProduKey is a safe way to retreive your product key.
It may have been they were using a version of Windows 7 where any number of known hacks have been applied to activate it.
Given that Windows 7 was released around the same time on July 22, 2009, it's entirely possible that Vista originally came on this system and the previous owners took desperate measures to not use Vista.
If you recently updated Office, one of the updates may have caused a validation which failed. If the previous owners didn't bother to update Windows or Office, this may have gone undetected by them.
You would need to find or enter the key that is on the underside of the laptop. If it's a Vista key, it won't work. You may also try calling Microsoft customer support and see if they are willing to work with you.
Without that, there is no other legal way to activate Windows 7. (Disclaimer: IANAL)
Most likely the laptop came with Windows 7 preinstalled. What can you find out the manufacturer's website for codes with FCC rear lid. Or other identification numbers. Then the issue of legality disappear. You can also get the serial number from a script:


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In Event Viewer (
eventvwr ), I noted there is a repeating error:
The Cryptographic Services service failed to initialize the Catalog Database. The ESENT error was: -583.
Log Name: Application
Source: CAPI2
EventID: 257
Level: Error
Keyword: Classic
OpCode: Info
I tried to find answers online, they guide me to repair the ESENT database ( link ).
I stop the Cryptographic Services by :
net stop cryptsvc
and renamed the
catroot2 folder to
catroot2.old. Then, I restart the Cryptographic Services by:
net start cryptsvc
Few minutes after, the new
catroot2 is created. Then I try to verify the contents by:
net stop cryptsvc
esentutl /g C:\Windows\System32\catroot2\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}\catdb
It shows:
Error: Access to source database 'C:\Windows\System32\catroot2\{F750E6C3-38EE-11
D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}\catdb' failed with Jet error -1811.
Operation terminated with error -1811 (JET_errFileNotFound, File not found) afte
r 0.0 seconds.
Same output for Defragmentation mode (
/d ) and Checksum mode (
/k )
If I use Recovery mode (
/r ), the output is:
Initiating RECOVERY mode...
Logfile base name: C:\Windows\System32\catroot2\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C
Log files: <current directory>
System files: <current directory>
Operation terminated with error -1003 (JET_errInvalidParameter, Invalid API para
meter) after 0.0 seconds.
Seems I supplied wrong options to Recovery mode.
What can I do next ?
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SDCC: Marvel: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends Panel
Comic Books
In writing, once a gender is established … it's often best to leave it alone. A woman does not need to walk to the door with a decided roll to her hips that a man would not have. She just walks to the damn door. Likewise, a man does not need to reach out for a cup of coffee, all the time grunting, thinking about football, about how hard it is to follow a map, and how much he believes he could beat a tiger in a knife fight …
— Paul Tobin, discussing the depictions of gender in fiction, but especially in reference to women in superhero comics. He talks about specific traps that comics creators fall into (including an observation about drawing breasts that's both hilarious and sad) and how female characters should be written.
Now, that he mentions it, I do believe I could beat a tiger in a knife fight.
Title of the article is better than the quote itself this time. Both are hilarious.
As he read this, and the sweat trickled down his scrotum, he thoughtfully stroked his chin stubble and went out for a long walk, his shaft swinging inside his pants with every movement.
Just to be clear, I grunt and think about fighting tigers while doing everything.
A woman's personal appearance, and how this makes others perceive her, is much more important to most women than it is to most men. Women are generally much more social than men. Thus a "hip rolling" entrance or something similar involving how she looks is very much part of a female character unless your female character is a nerd who hasn't washed her hair in days or similarly not feminine.
It's endlessly amusing to see comics creators say quotes similar to the above and then marvel at how women don't like comics or the female characters they write.
Granted, it's a very big knife.
"Women are generally much more social than men."


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Steve Stroud, 49, of Amarillo died Saturday, Jan. 18, 2003.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Grace Community Church with Lee Bank of the church officiating. Arrangements are by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Memorial Chapel, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street.
Mr. Stroud lived most of his life in Amarillo. He had been a truck driver and later worked as a warehouseman for Owens-Corning.
Survivors include a daughter, Shanell Stroud of Amarillo; and a son, Jason Stroud of Amarillo.
The family will be at 6109 Yale St. after the service.
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Breast Cancer Health Center
Genetics of Breast and Ovarian Cancer (PDQ®): Genetics - Health Professional Information [NCI] - Psychosocial Issues in Inherited Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndromes
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- Low- and Moderate-Penetrance Genes Associated With Breast and / or Ovarian Cancer
- Psychosocial Issues in Inherited Breast and Ovarian Cancer Syndromes
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Table 13. Predictors Associated with Uptake of Genetic Testing (GT) continued...
A review of this literature reported that the BRCA testing process may be distressing for male partners, particularly for those with spouses identified as carriers. Male partner distress appears to be associated with their beliefs about the woman's breast cancer risk, lack of couple communication, and feelings of alienation from the testing process.[165]
At-risk males
A review of the literature on the experiences of males in BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation-positive families reported that while the data are limited, men from mutation-positive families are less likely than females to participate in communication regarding genetics at every level, including the counseling and testing process. Men are less likely to be informed of genetic test results received by female relatives, and most men from these families do not pursue their own genetic testing.[166]
A study of Dutch men at increased risk of having inherited a BRCA1 mutation reported a tendency for the men to deny or minimize the emotional effects of their risk status, and to focus on medical implications for their female relatives. Men in these families, however, also reported considerable distress in relation to their female relatives.[167] In another study of male psychological functioning during breast cancer testing, 28 men belonging to 18 different high-risk families (with a 25% or 50% risk of having inherited a BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation) participated. The study purpose was to analyze distress in males at risk of carrying a BRCA1/BRCA2 mutation who applied for genetic testing. Of the men studied, most had low pretest distress; scores were lowest for men who were optimistic or who did not have daughters. Most mutation carriers had normal levels of anxiety and depression and reported no guilt, though some anticipated increased distress and feelings of responsibility if their daughters developed breast or ovarian cancer. None of the noncarriers reported feeling guilty.[168] In one study,[162] adherence to recommended screening guidelines after testing was analyzed. In this study, more than half of male carriers of mutations did not adhere to the screening guidelines recommended after disclosure of genetic test results. These findings are consistent with those for female carriers of BRCA1/BRCA2 mutations.[162,169]


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