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It's not just TiVo locking down their hardware
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Regulatory compliance is no reason to lock up users
Why GPLv3 doesn't make exceptions for regulatory compliance.
Protest against ATI nearly led to the arrest of RMS
When Richard Stallman learned that a compiler architect from ATI would be speaking at MIT, he immediately started organizing a protest against ATI's damaging free software policies.
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In AutoCad 2008, every time I go to open a file after I already have one file open, I receive the following:
Fatal Error: Unhandled e06d7363h exception at fdf5caedh.
And then the program quits completely and kicks me back to the desktop. Please help me fix this problem.
This problem started about a week ago. It is very frustrating as I have standard furniture blocks that I like to copy and paste from different files and since i cannot have more than one file open, it is making this very difficult. Any suggestions?
How would I go about performing the wondows restore feature?
Shut down all programs and reboot windows into safe mode.
To do this, hold F8 when the system starts to boot until a boot menu comes up. Select the plain safe boot mode and let the machine finish booting. Just click OK and/or YES in any dialogs that come up.
When the machine has fully booted to the desktop , hit F1. Do a search for System Restore.
This will give you the link or command to start the system restore process.
You MUST have your system set up to save restore points for this to work.
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My research explores the dynamical mechanisms of the North American monsoon over the Holocene (last 10,000 years). The North American monsoon delivers half of our annual precipitation, but it is currently a feature of Southwest climate that is not well reproduced in global climate models. Thus, we do not yet know if we should prepare for major changes in the monsoon as climate changes – what if it fails, as it did in the summer of 2009 when we got only a few weeks of rain, for a number of years in a row? What does that mean for water managers and residents of the Southwest?
With those questions in mind, I am reconstructing the range of monsoon variability on a variety of timescales (interannual to millennial). I use lake sediments and cave speleothems to achieve this. Lakes respond to changes in hydrologic balance in a variety of ways (lake level, chemistry, etc), and isotopes in cave speleothems can be used to determine the winter to summer rain balance to the cave site over short (10yr) to long (100,000yr) timescales. We can use the monsoon reconstructions from these archives to better understand the response of the monsoon to changes in forcings, such as sea surface temperatures of nearby ocean basins, atmospheric conditions, El Niño, or changes in radiative forcing (increased solar insolation in the past, or increased greenhouse gas concentrations in the present). By targeting time periods in the past where we know these conditions were different than they are today, we can hope to develop more reliable projections of summer rain in the coming years to decades as these forcings change. Understanding the variability inherent in the monsoon system is critical to preparing for future changes in water availability in southern Arizona and Mexico.
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The finest performance bike of its generation
The voltage regulator failed and it was rather hard to find a replacement.
One of the coils failed.
The Amal carburetors wore badly and leaked air, making it impossible to tune.
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This was a very early example with the fibreglass fuel tank. The round case bevel engine is the loveliest piece of mechanical art ever put in a motorcycle frame. It looks like a slice of a 30's aviation radial!
It had Contis which sounded like armageddon. The most wonderful sounding motorcycle I've ever heard.
The super torquey engine pulled beautifully and made it a joy to ride. In its day, this was the hottest motorcycle money could buy. After riding a 1967 Triumph Bonneville for years, it was an absolute revelation. It is on a whole other level in terms of handling stability and performance. The frame is the most solid of its era.
It does feel very long and high, and with shockingly little steering lock, it's a real handful at low speeds. Until you get used to it, you are always whacking the steering to the lock and then having to stick out your leg to keep from falling over.
On the open road it's just a joy. It feels soooo stable on very high speed corners. Trying this on a contemporary Japanese bike would be absolutely terrifying. It really outclasses anything from the 70's, except maybe a Guzzi V7 sport or LeMans, but the Ducati engine is in a class by itself.
Would you buy another motorcycle from this manufacturer? Yes
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This rings true.
I have a 1974 750 sport, and it's essentially the same engine with slightly bigger valves and a more aggressive cam and Del'Orto 32mm pumper carbs.
My bike is a complete handful at slow speeds, but get onto a sweeping main road and it's simply staggering. The combination of the sweetest engine that pulls like a train and makes the most colossal noise (try throttling back in a narrow street in France for maximum pleasure to you and discomfort for the residents).
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Handle locks in 3 positions for constricted locations and tight areas24 Position Clutch prevents stripping of screwsAutomatic Spindle Lock for manual use provides greater control when starting and finishing screwsForward/Reverse Slide Switch easy to change from screwdriving to screw removal
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Very handy. Useful for car repair or caprentry.
Great little drill for $20. Has already (one month) saved me that in the time it took to take screws out of a car dashboard and repair stuff on the old Roadtrek van- drilling holes, using self-threading screws, etc. It is surprisingly powerful. I don't much like the top-of-the-unit switch, which often goes on accidentally. But the drill is a great help. I bought a Ryobi (30? piece) set of drill...
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Really great little electric screwdriver! I use it for a variety of jobs around the house including changing outlets, installing and removing faceplates and lots of jobs in the kitchen and garage. Good power (obviously not a power drill) but does get most jobs done. Recommended!
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perfect tool for small and medium screws
i own one of this for last 4 years and it is still working and holing a full charge.it has enough power to do small and medium screw driving. Now i have 12 volt screw drivers so this one i gave it to my wife.
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Audiophile Q&A: Turntable, Direct-drive versus Belt-drive (or, it just depends…)
Phillip Holmes
When properly adjusted and maintained, there are many, many, turntables that can get the job done: spinning a record, at a consistent speed, without introducing noise. Some designs are more stable than others, some require an extraordinary amount of diligence when it comes to set-up and maintenance (something I like to avoid).
Several things to point out are:
Belt-drives tend to modulate a spring-suspended sub-chassis. It's something I noticed with several tables I've used. I'm speaking specifically of players where a sub-chassis sits on top of three cone-shaped springs that are compressed by the weight of the platter/bearing/sub-chassis. The springs are there to isolate the sub-chassis from acoustic feedback. The belt is meant to isolate the platter from the cogging of the AC synchronous motor. If you recall the little playground animals that sit on re-purposed automobile coil springs, you might understand a basic design flaw. Just as the child will oscillate to-and-fro on the spring, the coil spring suspension in a turntable has the tendency to be unstable. As soon as the child gets on the animal, it starts to roll and deflect to the side. Unlike an automobile that puts the spring in the middle of a suspension which limits the possible motion of the spring, the playground animal (and turntable) is unstable. My first vinyl rig was a rebuilt and modified AR-XA. It had a dinky little AC synchronous motor driving a sub-platter with a rather loose belt. If the record was pressed off-center, which is very common, the back-and-forth movement of the cartridge caused a modulation in the sub-chassis. There were different tweaks to be tried, but the design was always unstable. There are many similar tables, some better than others.
A better solution was SOTA's introduction of something that seems rather obvious: hanging/dangling the sub-chassis from the springs. Because they hang the sub-chassis from four springs, it always wants to return to equilibrium when put into motion. The weight of the sub-chassis is pulled straight down by gravity, so there is only one position where it will be stable, and it will always return to that position. Think of it like a pendulum. Once the pendulum stops moving, it will be "pointing" down to the center of the planet, the source of gravity. If the pendulum were somehow perfectly balanced and pointing up, it would take only the slightest input of energy to throw it out of balance and cause it to fall, where it would eventually stabilize pointing straight down. SOTA also used a more sophisticated motor, motor-drive electronics, and cast-rubber belt driving the periphery of the platter. The platter's mass was concentrated at the outside edge, giving it better "flywheel effect". The result was better speed stability than previous belt-drive systems. I owned a Sapphire for a long time. It made good on the promise of speed stability and isolation from outside noise.
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incrediBill, that whole post was awesome, but this:
What this means is searchers are being funneled into using specific patterns and a reduction of competition because there is less room to play and only the most trusted sites are being given a seat at that table. Most of the recent updates have been attempts to dump sites that they call 'low quality' but I think are less trust worthy to searchers.
This touches on the feedback problem we've talked about with perceived authority. People click the top links in Google, assuming they will be good, and that gives Google user metrics that indicate the site is good, so up there it stays even if it's not good. Now Google is taking things a step further by directing search through the completion phrases and so on. The completion phrases are frequently very strangely irrelevant, and now I'm getting long tail searches from them that are also irrelevant to what the visitor wanted.
I can't figure out why they're doing this. Maybe it works better on some queries than others. But the ones I track, it just adds a really peculiar long tail, like this:
"handmade widget tutorial"
Google suggests the same phrase plus "without ropes", "for llama breeders" or "for kids with food allergies." It's seriously that bizarre, and I'm pretty sure there aren't a lot of llama breeders looking for this particular handmade widget tutorial.
Maybe they're just trying to teach people how to make queries more specific? I can't imagine some of these are drawn from things people actually search for.
But whatever is going on, Google IS changing how people search, for better or worse.
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Sabathia to get Game 2 nod; Sheets' NLDS status unknown
MILWAUKEE -- Less than five months ago, Yovani Gallardo was sprawled out in foul territory near first base at Wrigley Field, clutching his right knee. A day later, the Brewers learned the extent of the injury -- a torn anterior cruciate ligament -- and two weeks after that, Gallardo was under a surgeon's knife.
On Wednesday, the 22-year-old will be on the mound at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia as one of the unlikeliest Game 1 pitchers in postseason baseball history. Acting Brewers manager Dale Sveum announced Monday that Gallardo will start the opener of the best-of-5 National League Division Series against the Phillies. As expected, CC Sabathia will start Game 2, once again on three days' rest, and would also be available for a possible Game 5. "I just want to get going," Gallardo said at the Brewers' "Rally Monday" sendoff at Milwaukee's Summerfest grounds. "I love that they are giving me the opportunity to go out there." Sveum and Brewers general manager Doug Melvin met during the day Monday to make decisions on the rotation and the postseason roster. But Sveum said the roster would not be announced until after Tuesday's noon CT workout at Citizens Bank Park. Sveum was not ready to say that injured right-hander Ben Sheets would be left off the NLDS roster, though Sheets was highly skeptical even after the Brewers clinched the NL Wild Card on Sunday. The choice of Gallardo is somewhat remarkable, given that he has made one 67-pitch start since his knee surgery and that he has all of 21 big league starts to his name. "He might be a rookie on paper, but he's not a rookie in his heart," Sveum said. "He's an 'ahead of his time' young man." Gallardo reported to Spring Training expected to serve as the Brewers' co-ace alongside Sheets. Only 21 in 2007, Gallardo became the 100th Mexican-born Major Leaguer, going 9-5 with a 3.67 ERA in 20 big league games. Seventeen of those outings were starts, and 12 of those were so-called "quality starts" of at least six innings while allowing three or fewer earned runs. But it did not take long for Gallardo's sophomore season to take a bad turn. First he reported to Spring Training with a sore left knee, the result, Gallardo said, of a preseason bullpen session at home in Fort Worth, Texas. He underwent surgery Feb. 19 to repair torn cartilage, eight days before his 22nd birthday. That setback pushed Gallardo's '08 debut to April 20 at Cincinnati, when he limited the Reds to one run and four hits in seven good innings. Aaron Harang was just as good that day, and the Brewers lost in 10 innings behind Eric Gagne's third blown save. Gallardo was even better five days later against Florida, allowing no runs on six hits while striking out five in another seven-inning performance. Again, he was saddled with a no-decision in a 3-0 Brewers loss.Brewers' NLDS roster | |||
Player | Position | Bats | Throws |
Dave Bush | Pitcher | R | R |
Eric Gagne | Pitcher | R | R |
Yovani Gallardo | Pitcher | R | R |
Seth McClung | Pitcher | L | R |
Guillermo Mota | Pitcher | R | R |
Manny Parra | Pitcher | L | L |
CC Sabathia | Pitcher | L | L |
Brian Shouse | Pitcher | L | L |
Mitch Stetter | Pitcher | L | L |
Jeff Suppan | Pitcher | R | R |
Salomon Torres | Pitcher | R | R |
Carlos Villanueva | Pitcher | R | R |
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Jason Kendall | Catcher | R | R |
Mike Rivera | Catcher | R | R |
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Craig Counsell | Infielder | L | R |
Ray Durham | Infielder | S | R |
Prince Fielder | Infielder | L | R |
Bill Hall | Infielder | R | R |
J.J. Hardy | Infielder | R | R |
Brad Nelson | Infielder | L | R |
Rickie Weeks | Infielder | R | R |
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Ryan Braun | Outfielder | R | R |
Mike Cameron | Outfielder | R | R |
Tony Gwynn Jr. | Outfielder | L | R |
Corey Hart | Outfielder | R | R |
Somehow, Gallardo stayed in the game, finished the fifth inning and then surrendered two runs in the sixth before exiting. A manual test after the game showed there was likely serious damage to his knee, and an MRI scan revealed the torn ACL the following morning.
Melvin's reaction to the news told the story. "Pretty devastating," he said May 2. "Pretty tough." The Brewers immediately began to downplay Gallardo's chances of returning before the end of 2008. Privately, though, a rehabilitation plan was put into place with a target to get Gallardo healthy by mid-September for a possible late-season or postseason return in some capacity.Then, disaster. Gallardo was working in the fifth inning on May 1 at Wrigley Field and trailed the Cubs, 1-0. He rushed to cover first base when Chicago outfielder Reed Johnson hit a slow roller to first baseman Prince Fielder. When Fielder dove at Johnson, Gallardo tried to hurdle the runner but instead tangled with him.
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Instead, he started against the Pirates on Sept. 25. Gallardo threw 67 pitches in four innings and allowed one run on three hits including a Steve Pearce solo home run. In his only at-bat, Gallardo never took the bat off his shoulder, a sign that the Brewers did not want him on the basepaths with a surgically repaired knee. "It's a credit to the whole training staff that I was able to get to that point," Gallardo said Sunday. "I was hoping for it all along, but it was really good to actually get out there and pitch. I'm ready if they need me [in Philadelphia]." In Gallardo, Sveum is picking raw talent over experience. He could have used postseason stalwart Jeff Suppan (5-2 with a 3.00 ERA in nine career postseason starts) on regular rest or Dave Bush on three days' rest. Gallardo beat the Phillies in his only career start against them. He was charged with one earned run on four hits in 6 1/3 innings on Aug. 3, 2007, at Miller Park. That outing lowered Gallardo's ERA to 2.55, though it ballooned to 4.20 five days later when he was hammered for 11 runs and 12 hits in 2 2/3 innings at Colorado.Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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On May 5, I was proud of my community and extremely proud of this year's Derby Day festivities.
The morning of May 5 started with the 8th Annual Fitness for Life Around Grant County (FLAGG) 5K Derby Dash- Walk/Run. For some participants this race was their first ever 5K and for many that morning they set an all time high personal race time. As a Certified Group Fitness Instructor, I love nothing more than seeing groups of people engage in physical activity. See runningtime.net for full race day results.
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The ultimate Nova Scotia " fast food " lends itself to picnics on the beach or lunch for two on the deck. For a lighter variation try using pita pockets instead of the traditional roll.
Thaw and drain lobster meat. Chop into bite size pieces. In a small mixing bowl combine mayonnaise with lemon juice, celery and onion. Add to lobster and mix well. Spread the lobster salad on your favorite bread, croissant or use as a pita bread filling. *Yields approximately 2 cups (500 mL) of lobster meat. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
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Make the socca fries and the beurre montée.
Turn your broiler on. Heat the lobster in the beurre montée. Place some of the curds in the bottom of a small bowl. Place the "fries" on top of the curds. Spoon the lobster over the fries and place the rest of the curds on top of the lobster. Spoon the 2 tablespoons of beurre montée over the lobster and heat under the broiler until the curds on top have melted a bit. Garnish with something beautiful and serve. Bon appétit !
Take water and heat it in a pot. Thicken the water with the sifted chickpea flour. Season when it has become quite thick. Pour the mixture into a container and let cool. Cut the cooled socca into French fry shapes. Deep fry the "fries" in canola oil until they are crisp on the outside and molten on the inside.
Heat the water and the salt in a pot. Gradually incorporate the butter whisking as you add. Once you have an emulsion you are ready to go. Do not overheat as this will break the emulsion.
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Heat stock in a medium saucepan and bring to a simmer. In a separate large saucepan, heat the olive oil over moderately low heat. Add the shallots and a pinch of Celtic sea salt and sauté for two minutes. Add the garlic and sauté another two minutes. Turn the heat up to moderately high, add the rice and stir for 2-3 minutes. Simmer peas in salted water until tender, about two minutes. Drain and set aside.
Turn heat down to medium low, add the wine and continue stirring. When almost all the wine has absorbed into the rice, add a ladle of hot stock, a pinch of salt and freshly ground pepper and continue cooking, stirring often. Continue adding ladles of stock, stirring often until liquid has been absorbed into the rice before adding more and until rice is tender with some bite and risotto is creamy. Remove the rice from the heat. Gently stir in the chopped lobster, butter, asiago, peas, flat-leaf parsley and chives. Serves 4-6.
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Slice your baguette 3/4 of the way through, spreading it open like a book. Remove the soft dough from the bottom half of the baguette leaving it hollow.
In a bowl mix the lobster meat, mayonnaise, dill, citrus juices and salt and pepper to taste. Spoon onto the bottom half of the baguette. Top with a lettuce leaf if desired. Cut and serve.
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In a medium sized bowl combine olive oil, sour cream, lemon juice, dill and garlic. Whisk until well blended. Add lobster meat, chopped tomato, green onion and pepper. Toss until well mixed. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour to blend flavors. Cook pasta in salted boiling water until tender (about 8 to 10 minutes). Drain the pasta and rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process. Drain and cool. Add pasta to lobster mixture. Toss well. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving. Makes 4 servings.
In a large saucepan over medium heat sauté onions in butter until soft and transparent, do not over cook. Stir in the thyme, celery salt and pepper, and then the cooked potatoes. In a bowl, blend the sour cream, whipping cream, milk and the lobster meat and juice. Add to potato mixture and stir gently. Heat through but do not boil. * An 11.3-oz (312 mL) tin of frozen lobster meat may be substituted. Makes 6 servings.
Cut cooked lobster into small pieces. Combine remaining ingredients, except butter and breadcrumbs, and stir lightly. Fold in lobster and refrigerate. Combine melted butter and breadcrumbs. Fill thawed tart shells with lobster mixture. Top with crumbs. Bake in a 350˚ F (180˚ C) oven for 30 minutes or until pastry is brown. Makes 12 appetizer servings.


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King Arthur is a medieval, mythological figure who was the head of the kingdom Camelot and the Knights of the Round Table. It is not known if there was a real Arthur, though it is believed he may have been a Roman-affiliated military leader who successfully staved off a Saxon invasion during the 5th to 6th centuries. His legend has been popularized by many writers, including Geoffrey of Monmouth.
A Historical Mystery
Little is known about the possible figure who inspired the story of King Arthur, a heroic monarch who has been a popular mythological and literary character for some time. It has been suggested that the real-life "Arthur" may have been a warrior/officer of Roman affiliation who led a British military force against incoming Saxon forces during the 5th to 6th centuries A.D. Still, Celtic monk Gildas wrote of the Saxon invasion in his work The Ruin and Conquest of Britain, citing the conflict at Badon Hills, and no warrior named Arthur is mentioned.
In contrast, the 6th century bard Aneirin crafted the Welsh collection of poems The Gododdin in which a heroic Arthur is spoken of. Yet with the work originally shared orally as opposed to being written down, it is impossible to ascertain if Arthur was part of the original story. Another poet, Teliesin, mentions a valiant Arthur in his work as well.
There has also been another suggestion circulated that references to Arthur were actually a way of honoring via myth a Celtic bear deity with a similar name.
Becomes Heroic Figure
During the 800s, Nennius of Wales wrote History of the Britons, which became a core Arthurian text in that it listed a dozen battles in which the warrior fought, though it would have been logistically impossible for him to have done so. Nonetheless, Nennius's work positions Arthur as a valiant, praiseworthy persona; this was later expounded upon in the 12th century Latin writings of Geoffrey of Monmouth, who told the story of the mystical figure of Merlin and joined his life with that of Arthur's, also giving the king/warrior a birth story and an overall trajectory in widely-read text.
Due to cultural intermingling in Europe, political influences and writers' imagination, the Arthurian story developed into a full-fledged legend and complex story, with an emphasis on a noble kingdom called Camelot, the Knights of the Round Table and the queen, Guinevere, who has an affair with the knight Lancelot. Other aspects of the tale include the king's deadly conflict with his nephew or son, Mordred, and the knights' quest for the Holy Grail.
Arthur in Literature...
Thomas Malory was the first to provide an English prose retelling of the legend in his Le Morte D'Arthur, published in 1485. Centuries later, Alfred Tennyson published his Idylls of the King throughout the latter half of the 1800s, telling the story of Camelot in the form of an epic poem.
The story of Arthur has continued to be interpreted by a variety of writers, including children's authors, comic-book scribes and novelists such as Marion Zimmer Bradley, whose Mists of Avalon (1982) looks at the legend from the female characters' perspectives.
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Roasted Fall Vegetable and Ricotta Pizza
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Turn Roasted Fall Vegetables into an easy pizza with ricotta cheese and store-bought pizza dough.
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- Olive oil, for baking sheet and drizzling
- Flour, for dusting surface
- 1.00 pound(s) store-bought pizza dough, fresh, or thawed if frozen
- 8.00 ounce(s) part-skim mozzarella cheese, grated (about 2 cups)
- 6.00 cup(s) (about 1/2 recipe) Roasted Fall Vegetables, drained and coarsely cut
- 1.00 cup(s) part-skim ricotta cheese
- 1.00 tablespoon(s) fresh rosemary leaves (optional)
- Coarse salt
- Ground pepper
- Preheat oven to 475 degrees F. Brush a large baking sheet (preferably rimless) with oil, or line with parchment paper, if desired, for easy cleanup.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll and stretch dough into a 12-by-16-inch oval (or as large as will fit on baking sheet); transfer to sheet.
- Sprinkle dough with half the mozzarella. Scatter vegetables on top, and dollop with ricotta; sprinkle with remaining mozzarella and, if using, rosemary. Drizzle with olive oil; season with salt and pepper. Bake until bubbling and golden, 20 to 25 minutes. Serve.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Friday his likely Republican opponent Mitt Romney's argument that women had been disproportionately affected by job losses under Obama's administration was "bogus."
Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts and probable Republican presidential nominee, has cited statistics showing that 92 percent of the people who lost their jobs under Obama's watch were women.
In an interview with Telemundo television, the president, a Democrat, said that was not true.
"Everybody who's looked at this claim knows it's bogus," Obama said, according to a transcript.
"What he doesn't mention obviously is that all these job losses, both men and women, took place as a consequence of the worst financial crisis and the worst economic crisis that we've seen since the Great Depression," he continued.
"They're a direct result of the policies he wants to go back to, and I think the American people understand that," Obama said.
Fact-checking website Politifact branded the 92 percent claim "mostly false." But the Romney camp stuck by the figure, which it said was based on women accounting for 683,000 of the 740,000 nonfarm payroll jobs lost from January 2009 to March 2012.
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Obama, who is spending the weekend in Colombia at a summit with Latin American leaders, reaffirmed his commitment to immigration reform and accused Republicans of being hypocritical in their approach to Latino issues.
Hispanic voters may be critical swing votes in states such as Colorado and Nevada that could determine who wins the November 6 presidential election.
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It is funny how barry wants to get a pass on the 'housewife doesn't know what work is' comment. Come on, let's get real. If it had gotten any traction at all he would have rode that horse until it died.
Mostly false but largely true. I'm not going to try and figure out what kind of mental gymnastics you had to do in order for that to make sense when you wrote it.
But I took your advice and did, actually, look it up. It's actually more than just mostly false. From the BLS statistics on gender and workforce, numbers in thousands:
Sep 2008:
Women 20 and over employed: 65,149; unemployment rate 5.1%
Men 20 and over employed: 74,844; unemployment rate 5.6%
Dec 2009:
Women 20 and over employed: 63,430; unemployment rate 7.6%
Men 20 and over employed: 70,251; unemployment rate 10.4%
May 2010:
Women 20 and over employed: 63,506; unemployment rate 7.8%
Men 20 and over employed: 71,655; unemployment rate 9.4%
Women 20 and over employed: 63,710; unemployment rate 7.5%
Men 20 and over employed: 73,183; unemployment rate 7.8%
From March 2012:
Women 20 and over employed: 64,756; unemployment rate 7.2%
Men 20 and over employed: 72,567; unemployment rate 8.3%
Women lost about 1.6 million jobs, and men lost about 4.6 million. Women have had consistently lower unemployment rates. Not only was Romney just wrong, he was wrong by 67%. As in, women lost about 25% of the total jobs, and men lost the other 75%.
But then, if you'd looked it up you'd already know all this.
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Cream of Mushroom Soup with Buttered Crackers
I have an odd confession to make: I've never eaten buttered crackers before. Peanut buttered, yes – my mom used to sandwich saltines with peanut butter, and some of my clearest childhood memories are of squeezing them together so that it oozed out the holes on top, and that the all-natural just-peanuts butter my parents bought never squirted out as smoothly as the Skippy of my dreams.
So why did I start, after hearing sad tales of friends downing entire sleeves of crackers with cold butter on the couch in front of the PVR? Do I need another buttery carb in my life? No… but I do like to know what I'm missing out on. So I utilized some of my stash of unsalted butter – which I like for eating, not necessarily for baking – and a sleeve of salted crackers, and got to nibbling.
And so I tweeted about my snacky new find, and someone tweeted back: don't stack them in the bottom of a bowl and pour mushroom soup over top! Don't do it!
And so I did. As good an excuse as any to make a pot of mushroom soup, don't you think?
Cream of Mushroom Soup
Ham is divine in mushroom soup – if you have a chunk left over, chop it and stir it in along with the mushrooms. Or if you have a ham bone, simmer it in the soup.
a drizzle of olive oil
1/4 cup butter
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, crushed
2-3 cups sliced mushrooms – any kind
a few sprigs of fresh thyme
2 Tbsp. all-purpose flour
a splash of sherry or white wine (optional)
3-4 cups (or a 1L container) chicken stock
salt and pepper
1/2-1 cup cream (heavy or half & half)Heat a drizzle of oil and about half the butter in a pot set over medium-high heat.
Add the onion and cook it for a few minutes, until it's soft. Add the garlic and cook for another minute, then the mushrooms, the rest of the butter, and pull the leaves off thyme off their stems and add them. If you like, add some chopped ham, too.
Cook until the mushrooms get soft, then the moisture cooks off and they start to turn golden. Shake the flour overtop and stir to coat the mushrooms with flour. If you like, add a splash of sherry or white wine, and let it cook off.
Add the stock and bring to a simmer. Cook for a few minutes, until smooth and thickened, then season with salt and pepper and stir in the cream. Serve over buttered crackers. Serves 4.
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36 Responses to "Cream of Mushroom Soup with Buttered Crackers"
Misty on 20 Feb 2013 at 10:42 pm #
I do NOT thank you for this post!
rose on 20 Feb 2013 at 10:56 pm #
Hey Julie
Made your browned butter icing from yesterday and it looks just like your pic! Drizzled it over a banana wheat germ muffin recipe done in a bundt pan! Great! Thank you.. -
Jess on 21 Feb 2013 at 12:06 am #
I have never heard of such a thing, but now I am utterly, inescapably drawn to making a pot of cream of mushroom soup just so I can pour it over buttered crackers. What trouble you've caused me.
erin on 21 Feb 2013 at 6:04 am #
Mmmm…to this day I can't eat mushroom soup without a stash of buttered crackers on my plate – I put them in one at a time and crack them with my spoon.
Of course, my mushroom soup is usually Campbell's, this looks so much better.
Mushrooms Canada on 21 Feb 2013 at 7:38 am #
Your bowl of mushroom soup looks so lovely!! I'm trying to shield my eyes from the deliciousness of those butter crackers though…gee thanks!
Lanny on 21 Feb 2013 at 8:13 am #
Perfect….just what I need…and I was going to start my diet today! Damn it sounds soooo good!
Julie on 21 Feb 2013 at 8:20 am #
Misty – You're welcome!
Rose – so great to hear!
Sounds like you are all as enamoured with mushroom soup as I am… and yet I rarely make it. What's up with that?? -
Cathy on 21 Feb 2013 at 12:43 pm #
Ha ha…that was me who warned you not to do it…but did you listen?!!! Pure indulgence, yum!!
jeri on 21 Feb 2013 at 4:53 pm #
I try to only eat buttered Saltines when I'm near the end of the sleeve or I WILL eat the whole thing. And that soup looks amazing, but in my house it would probably only serve 2 (we really like our soup and our mushrooms).
maureen on 21 Feb 2013 at 10:34 pm #
dear god, this looks incredible. cream of mushroom (from a can, of course) and buttered saltines were two of my favorite things to eat when i was a kid. this soup looks much more substantive and flavorful than the old campbell's, although i suspect the saltines with butter would still be just as good.
June on 22 Feb 2013 at 7:44 am #
I'm inspired. Soup makin's and saltines going on the week's grocery list as we speak. I don't think I've ever had buttered crackers either although now I'm wondering why on earth not.
Lana on 22 Feb 2013 at 7:53 am #
One of my favourite meals from childhood. HAVE to have buttered premium plus crackers with mushroom soup!!!
Fiona on 22 Feb 2013 at 8:26 am #
Well, this would be awesome except one of us (the one who really loves mushroom soup) is on a low-fat diet right now thanks to Health Issues.
I grew up eating buttered cream crackers with slices of sharp cheddar. Fat Central, but to this day it's my go-to comfort food.
Anonymous on 22 Feb 2013 at 8:19 pm #
OMG this soup looks good. Gonna try make it this weekend!
Brigitte on 23 Feb 2013 at 9:38 am #
Your next cookbook should be all about soups !
Thank you for another great recipe! -
Daniel on 23 Feb 2013 at 12:16 pm #
just had it for lunch – 2 servings… left me breathless
Anonymous on 24 Feb 2013 at 7:50 am #
I'm guessing that you put the garlic in with the onions and remove it before serving. You also add flour twice…so a bit a first and then the rest before the chicken stock?
Thanks. -
Julie on 24 Feb 2013 at 8:23 am #
Whoops, sorry – looks like the recipe needs a little editing! I wrote it out quickly. Yes, cook the garlic with the onions, adding it at the end, but no need to remove it before serving!
Jan @ Family Bites on 24 Feb 2013 at 3:50 pm #
I've made this twice since you posted the recipe and Rob and I have devoured bowls of it for lunch and dinner. I don't know about the buttered crackers part, but the soup is awesome as is.
Laurie from Burnaby on 24 Feb 2013 at 5:49 pm #
Oh, yum! Thanks so much – I love mushroom soup and buttered crackers. This is a great go to soup for this miserable weather
Yum Yum -
Lana on 25 Feb 2013 at 9:32 am #
Made this yesterday and brought it to work for my lunch- along with half a sleeve of soda crackers and butter!
Sara on 25 Feb 2013 at 6:20 pm #
Totally unrelated to mushroom soup…why don't you bake with unsalted butter? I never bake with salted butter, should I change it up?
Thanks! -
Julie on 25 Feb 2013 at 10:54 pm #
Sara – good question! I do believe that calls for a post as an answer.
Shauna Duncan on 27 Feb 2013 at 5:28 pm #
On the topic of crackers and butter you NEED to try Jacob's Cream crackers with buttter. This is the cat's meow! My Grandma cursed me with this one.
Sara on 27 Feb 2013 at 10:30 pm #
Thanks Julie! I look forward to reading it!
Lee-Ann on 06 Mar 2013 at 5:13 pm #
okay so made this on the weekend…fantastic!
Kathy on 20 Apr 2013 at 11:01 pm #
WOW, I've made mushroom soup for years, and this is pretty much the way I make it. I've eaten butter on my crackers since I was a kid. I have never thought of combining the two. Guess I know what's for dinner tomorrow.
Low-Roller on 13 May 2013 at 8:26 pm #
this recipe sounds and looks delicious! i used to also eat the premium crackers with butter/margarine on top. i think i did this because my mom always bought the unsalted ones. LR
Sarah on 17 Jun 2013 at 5:08 am #
Making this tonight! Can't wait!
Dee @ Sprinkle Some Sunshine on 06 Sep 2013 at 12:08 am #
This soup is gorgeous & I can't wait to try it! I grew up on buttered saltines & I'd forgotten how scrumptious they are. Thanks for the reminder.
Anne on 18 Sep 2013 at 6:56 am #
Would the soup be tasty without the crackers too?? I don't have crackers in the house
Janice on 28 Sep 2013 at 12:57 pm #
The mushroom lover aka my husband absolutely loved this recipe! I doubled the batched for left overs on this rainy weekend we are having. I'm not a huge fan of the texture of mushrooms. I like their flavor tho. I think I will get one of those little submersible blenders for my servings so I can enjoy the flavors and not worry about the texture. Really is a terrific, easy, flavorful recipe. ( I did splurge and get the fresh thyme and I did use the splash of not too sweet local white wine. Thinking I will add the ham if I don't have the fresh thyme and wine.
Julie on 30 Sep 2013 at 12:27 pm #
Sounds like a great idea – I love the soup both ways!
Janet on 01 Jan 2014 at 8:48 pm #
Made this tonight and loved it!! It was our dinner, but would make a lovely first course for company. And yes the crackers and butter are fab!!
Cathy on 24 Jan 2014 at 7:09 pm #
Finally went to the store to get the mushrooms to make this soup. I'm afraid that it will not serve four as I ate almost half of it tonight. It was delicious. I even put the buttered crackers in it to see what that was all about, but being diabetic, I have to revert to skim milk, etc. next time. I'm sure it will still taste fabulous.
Meghan on 05 Feb 2014 at 3:14 pm #
Absolutely delicious!