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Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Blueberry MuffinsSeptember 3, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in breakfast things, groups, muffins & quick breads, tuesdays with dorie | 13 Comments
Tags: baking, breakfast, fruit, muffins
Yesterday was the first Labor Day in many years where I myself did not have to labor. Any holiday is typically an extra busy, extra intense day for those who work in the food biz. It was sort of odd then that I chose to celebrate by getting up a little early to make Rick Katz's Blueberry Muffins for breakfast. Baked goods for breakfast are a bit of a treat around here, as they should be, I guess. Not only are they an indulgence, but OMG, the wait for prep, baking and cool down is almost too much!
Really, though, blueberry muffins are no big deal (they're not like sticky buns, or anything), and I've made them here before. This particular recipe is unusual in that it uses cake flour and calls for creaming the butter and sugar (instead of the "muffin-method's" usual melted butter or oil). The results are more like little tea cakes than sturdy coffee shop muffins. They aren't too sweet and they are loaded with the last-of-season blueberries. They look sort of dainty and unassuming from the outside, but inside they are basically blueberry jam!
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Johnnycake CobblerAugust 20, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in cobbler, crisps, shortcakes, groups, sweet things, tuesdays with dorie | 24 Comments
Tags: baking, cobbler, dessert, fruit
I made Johanne Killeen's Johnnycake Cobbler twice, both times with peaches and red currants. The first time, I thought the biscuit layer was too thick and the fruit was getting lost underneath all that cornmeal topping. So I tried again, reducing the topping ingredients by a third. Now the cobbler to fruit ratio was in much better proportion. Even with less biscuit on top, in order to get it cooked through, I still had to bake the cobbler for several minutes longer than the recipe stated.
I should warn you that the johnnycake topping uses lots of cream. Like lots. I just couldn't do it– both times, I used a combo of milk and sour cream to replace it (essentially making a higher fat buttermilk-type liquid). I'm sure it was less rich than the original, but at least I could justify having a little scoop of ice cream alongside.
I've been seeing plums at the market, so I'll probably be giving this a third try soon!
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan. There's also a video of Nancy and Johanne making the cobbler together. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Eastern Mediterranean Pizzas (& Pitas)August 6, 2013 at 3:39 pm | Posted in groups, savory things, tuesdays with dorie, yeast breads | 9 Comments
Tags: baking, bread, savory
Lord knows I'm not above making a pita pizza from time to time, but usually it's out of sheer convenience (and sometimes out of desperation). Before Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid's Eastern Mediterranean Pizzas, I certainly wouldn't have gone through the trouble of making my own pita dough for one. Not that it was a hard dough to make or anything, but like any yeast bread, it does take time.
The topping for these pizzas is lamb (although I used ground turkey) sautéed with onions and garlic, tomatoes and pine nuts. Mine wound up a little on the dry side, probably because I used cherry tomatoes, which didn't give off much juice. I tried to jazz up my finished pizza with some feta and chopped scallions, but if I make it again, I'll make sure the topping has just a touch of sauciness to coat the meat.
The bread dough has a fair amount of whole wheat flour in it, which gives it a slightly nutty taste. The recipe calls for baking individual pizzas, but I made a double-sized one instead and baked it on my pizza stone.
Since I had to make pita dough before I could make the base of my pizza, I went ahead and made some actual pita breads with it as well. And then we had warm pita and hummus snack. I was quite pleased that my pitas puffed enough to get a pocket– my husband initially didn't believe that I made these, as I always get my pitas at the great Damascus Bakery here in Brooklyn. The next morning, I took my last homemade pita, opened its pocket, and made a fried egg sandwich out of it. Tasty!
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan. There's also a video of Jeffery and Naomi making the dough and pizzas with Julia. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Summer Vegetable TartJuly 16, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in groups, other savory, savory things, tuesdays with dorie, veggies | 14 Comments
Tags: baking, savory
Gale Gand's Summer Vegetable Tart at first sounded so promising. My CSA is throwing all kinds of vegetables my way, and it can be a challenge (a fun challenge) to get them taken care of before the next week's batch takes over my fridge. I was kind of surprised, then, to see that the "summer vegetables" in the recipe are just garlic, onions, red peppers and mushrooms. Those are more like "whenever vegetables," so I took some creative license and added zucchini and summer squash to the mix.
The tart is simple enough– the shell is just layers of butter-brushed phyllo baked till golden. The veggies are sautéed separately and then loaded into the baked shell along with some cheese. That's it, all done and ready to serve. It's okay. It certainly isn't bad, just a little dull, even though I tried to pep mine up with some hot pepper flakes and fresh parsley. The phyllo shell gets soggy in a hurry, and because the filling is never baked, it stays loose and messy. I prefer the Cheese and Tomato Galette we did last month, and I think a riff on that will be my next attempt at a summer veggie tart.
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Baked Yogurt TartJuly 2, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in groups, pies & tarts, sweet things, tuesdays with dorie | 14 Comments
Tags: baking, fruit, tarts
Leslie Mackie 's Baked Yogurt Tart was one that I was rooting for in this month's recipe nominations. The combination of fruit and yogurt in a pie crust sounded pretty good to me!
Instead of using berries for my tart, I pitted some of the sweet cherries I got from my CSA. I see now that I could have squeezed lots more cherries in there…I'll keep that in mind when I make this again (which may be for this weekend's BBQ with the in-laws). Also, I left the chopped almonds off my tart and added in a little almond extract instead.
The recipe says to bake it till brown on top. Mine took the full baking time but was nowhere near golden brown afterwards. I didn't want to overbake it and since I could tell the custard was set, I just went ahead and took it out. When cut, this tart held its shape and reminded me of a cheesecake. I actually thought the filling could be a tad softer– I'm not sure if it was the thick Greek yogurt I used, or if the amount of flour used to thicken the filling could be reduced a bit (3/4 cup is a lot of flour!). I may fiddle with a couple of things next time I make this, but, all in all, it's a tasty spin on a summer fruit tart.
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan (it's also here, and there's a video, too). Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Cheese and Tomato GaletteJune 18, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in groups, other savory, savory things, tuesdays with dorie, veggies | 21 Comments
Tags: baking, savory
Flo Braker's Cheese and Tomato Galette uses the same cornmeal and sour cream dough as the Crunchy Summer Fruit Galette we did last summer. The dough was still as sticky as I remembered, but I rolled and formed it directly on the parchment I used for baking, so I didn't tear my hair out.
The recipe specifies the filling as tomatoes, basil, mozzarella and jack, but you can play around with the herbs and melting cheeses. You can see I used dill in lieu of basil, and while I did have mozz in here, I used a more flavorful washed rind cow cheese instead of Monterey jack. Also, I sprinkled a little s&p on the tomatoes because I like them seasoned. When I turned my galette in the oven, I noticed the tomatoes had given off some liquid. I just tipped it out with a spoon so it wouldn't make my tart watery.
I split this with my husband– it's little. With a salad and a glass of wine, it was a nice summery dinner. I have an extra round of dough in the freezer, so I'll make this one again.
We're going without hosts now for TWD, so for the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan, or look around…it's out there. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Savory Brioche PocketsMay 21, 2013 at 9:31 am | Posted in groups, savory things, tuesdays with dorie, yeast breads | 11 Comments
Tags: baking, bread
When work gets super busy, it's nice to have a dinner you can essentially pull out of the freezer, like Nancy Silverton's Savory Brioche Pockets stuffed with asparagus, potatoes and cheese (or whatever you fancy, really). The last time I made her base brioche dough, I assembled a bunch of these little gourmet hot pockets and froze them, unbaked. Waiting for me until I need them, like everything should, right? Asparagus is in full swing at the farmers' markets here, and this makes a great light springtime dinner with a salad and glass of wine. I can also see these being a good vehicle for those random leftover veggie bits and pieces that are usually kicking around my fridge.
For the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan or read Carie's Loaves and Stitches. There's also a video of Nancy and Julia making the pockets together. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Fresh Rhubarb Upside-Down CakeMay 7, 2013 at 4:04 pm | Posted in cakes & tortes, groups, simple cakes, sweet things, tuesdays with dorie | 16 Comments
Tags: baking, cake, fruit
Ummm…hello? It's been radio silent here on this blog for almost a month. How embarrassing, but I just haven't been baking much lately. We went to the beach (and didn't want to come back). Then when we did come back, I was given what I can only assume was a punishment schedule at work for having taken vacation time. But, now I'm back in the game, and with rhubarb no less!
I tried really hard to find local rhubarb to make Johanne Killeen's Fresh Rhubarb Upside-Down Cake. I feel like it should be around these parts by now, but after striking out at three different farmers' markets, I stopped wasting my time (and MetroCard swipes) and just got a few stalks from the grocery.
This recipe is intended to make several little baby cakes, but I just baked it off as one big mama in a cast iron skillet. It wasn't super goopy so it wasn't too scary to flip out of the skillet. Dark brown sugar gives this upside-down topping real character, and crème fraiche makes the cake batter extra tender. I threw a splash of vanilla into the batter, too, which maybe wasn't totally necessary since it wasn't called for in the recipe…and since I had vanilla ice cream with it anyway…but whatevs.
I can see this also being a tasty base recipe for stone fruit or even mango upside-down cake. For the recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan or read Erin's When in Doubt…Leave it at 350. It's also here. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
Banana Layer Cake (with your favorite frosting)April 12, 2013 at 5:11 pm | Posted in cakes & tortes, layer cakes, sweet things | 12 Comments
Tags: baking, cake, dessert
I am a master procrastinator. I should be spring cleaning my disaster of a closet right now. Instead, I am blogging about cake…a cake that I made two days ago, when I was also off work and also should have been spring cleaning my closet. Housekeeping gives me the blues, but cake makes me happy!
I always buy too many bananas at once, so I have this perpetual stash of them in my freezer, waiting to be turned into smoothies or baked with. Although I want to make every single thing in the book Vintage Cakes, I figured I'd start with a cake that would put some of those bananas to use. I've made one, no two, banana layer cakes here before, so forgive me if I seem like I'm repeating myself. They're all good….moist, and most definitely cake and not banana bread.
I think banana cake is a good match for lots of frostings…cream cheese, chocolate, peanut butter. I didn't use the coffee walnut buttercream that is paired with this cake in the book. Instead I frosted it with some leftover chocolate frosting that I brought home from work a couple months ago and stuck in the freezer. It's actually too sweet for my tastes, and isn't a recipe I'd make at home (which is why I'm not providing it below), so I had to temper that sweetness a bit by rewhipping it with a little cream cheese and some instant espresso. OMG, wait–I used bananas and frosting from the freezer…doesn't that mean I did some spring cleaning after all?
Banana Layer Cake- makes an 8″ three-layer cake, serving 8-12
adapted from Vintage Cakes by Julie Richardson
Steph's Note: I halved the recipe to make 6″ rounds. They took a little less time to bake, about 24 minutes. Frost it with your favorite frosting.
2½ cups (12.5 oz) all-purpose flour
1½ teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
¼ teaspoon baking soda
1½ cups mashed ripe bananas (about 3)
¾ cup buttermilk, room temperature
1 cup (8 oz) unsalted butter, room temperature
2 cups (14 oz) sugar
1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
4 eggs, room temperature
-Center an oven rack and preheat the oven to 350°F. Grease three 8″ round cake pans and line them with parchment circles.
-In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt, and baking soda, then whisk them together. In a small bowl or a measuring cup, combine the banana with the buttermilk.
-In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter, sugar, and vanilla together on high speed until fluffy, about 5 minutes, stopping frequently to scrape the sides and the paddle with a rubber spatula. Blend in the eggs one at a time.
-With the mixer on low, add the flour mixture in three parts, alternating with the banana mixture in two parts, beginning and ending with the four. After each addition scrape the bowl well. Stop the mixer before the last of the flour has been incorporated and complete the blending by hand with a rubber spatula.
-Divide the thick batter equally among the prepared pans, and tap the pans on the counter to settle.
-Bake until the centers spring back when lightly touched, 28 – 30 minutes.
-Cool the cakes in their pans on a wire rack for 30 minutes. Flip them out and let them continue to cool on the rack, top side up, until they reach room temperature. Leave the parchment paper on until you assemble the cake.
-Fill and frost with your favorite frosting.
Tuesdays with Dorie BWJ: Rustic Potato LoavesApril 2, 2013 at 12:01 am | Posted in groups, savory things, tuesdays with dorie, yeast breads | 17 Comments
Tags: baking, bread
I don't make bread super-often. Only sometimes. I'm usually proud of myself just for having made the effort to stir together yeast and water. But when I opened the oven yesterday and pulled out Leslie Mackie's Rustic Potato Loaf, I felt like a pretty legit bread baker. Look at that crust…it is awesome. I was in love with this bread before I even cut it open.
You can't see any trace of them, but the bread has mashed boiled potatoes in it. I guess they help make the bread really soft inside and give it a slightly earthy flavor. I wasn't sure if I should peel the potatoes or not…in the end I did peel them, but also tossed the peel scraps into the cooking pot just to infuse some extra flavor into the water (which is also used in the dough). The dough looked like a big blob of uncooked gnocchi but it was a quick riser, with two proofs of just 20-30 minutes. So, for a "rustic" bread, it was pretty quick from start to finish.
I'm making cream of celery soup tonight and toasting off a couple of slices of this bread, and I just can't wait! For the bread recipe, see Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan or read Dawn's Simply Sweet. Don't forget to check out the rest of the TWD Blogroll!
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SGX downplays size after failed ASX exchange deal
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGXL.SI) CEO Magnus Bocker, whose takeover of market operator ASX Ltd (ASX.AX) was blocked by the Australian government earlier this year, warned on Friday that size alone will not determine which bourses ultimately succeed.
Bockner, speaking at a conference hosted by Sandler O'Neill, also said it was a bit "sad" from Australia's perspective that the door was closed to the planned cross-border tie-up.
"There is a danger if you think that scale is survival," he told reporters after his presentation. "Size will never be the single winner in this."
Bocker was less than enthusiastic about the current round of merger mania in the exchanges space, telling reporters that Singapore is "focusing on organic growth."
Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX) in April withdrew its bid for Australia's ASX Ltd after the government there blocked it, illustrating the hurdles to such cross-border deals for bourses.
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WEDNESDAY, April 6 (HealthDay News) -- The use of computed tomography (CT) scans in children presenting to U.S. emergency departments (EDs) has increased five-fold from 1995 to 2008, and mainly occurs in nonpediatric facilities, according to a study published online April 5 in Radiology.
David B. Larson, M.D., from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, and colleagues examined national trends and factors associated with the use of CT in children's presentations to the ED between 1995 and 2008. Using data from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, an average of 7,375 pediatric ED presentations a year were sampled to assess the number and percentage of patients younger than 18 years who received a CT scan.
The investigators found that the number of pediatric ED visits that incorporated a CT scan increased five-fold from 0.33 million in 1995 to 1.65 million in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate of 13.2 percent. The percentage of ED visits correlated with a CT scan increased from 1.2 percent in 1995 to 5.9 percent in 2008 (compound annual growth of 12.8 percent). The number of visits correlated with a CT scan at pediatric-focused EDs increased from 14,895 to 212,716, and those in nonpediatric-focused EDs increased from 316,133 to 1,438,413.
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In addition to making specific recommendations, the task force prioritized the issues.CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Fire Chief Rusty Thomas said he and his men are ready to roll up their sleeves and get busy."Our priorities are safety, firefighter accountability...
In addition to making specific recommendations, the task force prioritized the issues.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Fire Chief Rusty Thomas said he and his men are ready to roll up their sleeves and get busy.
"Our priorities are safety, firefighter accountability and incident command," he said Wednesday night, hours after the task force review committee recommended sweeping changes.
The panel of fire service experts has been analyzing every aspect of the department in wake of the June 18 blaze that killed nine firefighters.
They said priorities include establishing a health and safety program, increasing staffing and enhancing training.
Thomas said he welcomed the report, and understands his work is cut out. "As I've said, I will do everything I can to improve this department. Their priorities are mine..."
By the end of the year, he said there will be four firefighters assigned to each ladder and engine. A recruit class starts in November.
As for the promotions suggested by the panel, Thomas said those also will come eventually.
"We're working on a promotional test or process. I've done all the promoting. But, tthat will change. We will have a formal process, and a committee that will interview people. Some may be from outside the department too."
As for the suggestion of embracing a crew resource management style, Thomas said he believes it would work in Charleston. "Anything that will enhance decision making. If it will make the scene safer and protect my firefighters, it will be good."
He added that committees are being established have to address such things as protective gear, training and health and safety. Another will be looking at equipment purchases and establishing specs for apparatus.
Thomas said it won't be easy, but he's committed. "...We're all committed."
In addition to making specific recommendations, the task force prioritized the issues. The panel placed "strong emphasis" on firefighter health and safety.
"Safe behaviors should be encouraged through positive reinforcement and recognition, while behaviors that needlessly place firefighters in danger should not be tolerated," the report states.
Thomas has implemented the majority of recommendations -- the majority of which involved safety issues -- that the group suggested in its first report released in August.
Staffing continues to be a priority. While the department now has four personnel per shift at all companies, there are no extras to fill in for vacancies.
Among the highest priorities include:
- Administrative Culture and Leadership -- Input by people on various issues would enhance the success of the department. Crew resource management style should be implemented.
- Health and Safety -- A comprehensive program should be developed based on NFPA standards. Scene operations should be critiqued.
- Training -- Incident command and operational safety procedures remain the very important. The training division should consist of a battalion chief and three captains. A training curriculum needs to be established.
- Staffing -- A minimum of four people should be on duty at all times. Overtime and compensatory times should be made available to maintain the level.
- Equipment -- Large diameter hose and appropriate equipment should be purchased.
The group also suggested the city assist in the reduction of fire risk by strengthening codes and promoting the use of sprinklers.
During a press conference, Thomas said: "Today is the beginning of a new era for the Charleston Fire Department. We are dedicated to increasing the level of training and providing new equipment and additional staffing for our firefighters. We will be working together in the Fire Department to implement these changes so we can provide the highest level of fire service to our community."
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RUN FOR THE RIVER: A 5K run and walk in support of the Ocean Research and Conservation Association and the Indian River Lagoon will be held April 13 at Riverside Park in Vero Beach.
Along the route, students from Indian River Charter High School will have displays detailing their Indian River Lagoon research with ORCA from the Barber Bridge to the Wabasso Bridge. Students will also have games and activities alongside their displays.
Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. and the run and walk begin at 8 a.m. An awards ceremony will be held at 10:30 a.m. Prizes will also be awarded to teams, schools and individuals.
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AUBURN — Calling his city the hub of Maine for business and recreation, Mayor Dick Gleason unveiled a bumper sticker and ambassador program Monday night.
"It is time to roll up our sleeves, get to work, continue reducing the property tax burden and bring more good-paying jobs to Auburn," Gleason said. "I'd like to see the day come when our children can stay in Auburn rather than having to leave Maine for lack of opportunity."
Gleason and the 2009-11 Auburn City Council were sworn in at a small official ceremony at Auburn Hall Monday night. They include incumbents Michael Farrell, Robert Hayes, Dan Herrick and David Young and newly elected councilors Belinda Gerry and Eric Samson. Ward 5 Councilor Ray Berube, at home with the flu, was unable to attend the swearing in.
Most then trooped off to Central Maine Community College's Kirk Hall Gymnasium for the rest of the pomp. Councilors Farrell and Herrick skipped the CMCC ceremony and Councilor Belinda Gerry chose to stay at the back of the room for the duration.
"I don't like all the pomp," she said.
The celebration included a procession led by the Auburn Firefighters Local 797 Honor Guard and performances by the Edward Little High School band and local singers Bruce Gerry, Chris Camire and Kary Young Coffin.
The future for Auburn is optimistic, Gleason said. The area is becoming a transportation hub, with links to air, rail and car travel. Manufacturing is another economic high point, he said.
"The next time you are driving around the Auburn exit of the Maine Turnpike, draw a picture in your mind of a 1 mile circle around that area," he said. "Economically, that circle is one of the hottest in Maine."
He unveiled a logo for bumper and window stickers and program declaring Auburn the hub of Maine. Residents Ed Desgrosseilliers and Bob Cavanaugh will head a committee to spread that message.
"First I'm asking each of you to put a bumper or window sticker on your car," he said. "And second I'm asking you to help Ed and Bob get every business in Auburn to put one of these stickers on their door."
The bumper stickers will be available in Auburn Hall.
In his address, School Committee Chair David Das listed the goals from his newly elected school committee. Some called for careful spending and lower taxes, others for a new high school or better capital or technological spending.
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A criminal profiler said he believes the person who decapitated an 88-year-old man is a white male between ages 20 and 40.
"The possibilities would be schizophrenia or Paranoid schizophrenia, a borderline personality disorder, even a bipolar disorder and also a substance abuse disorder," said Dr. Dave Davis, the lead psychiatrist at Piedmont Hospital.
Dr. Davis said it is highly unlikely Shirley Dermond is still alive.
"How would someone like that keep somebody hostage? Think about the logistics of it. You've got an older woman and you've committed a murder. Why keep her around? It doesn't seem like a sexual case. There's not been a ransom request. So what's the motive? Why keep her alive?" asked Dr. Davis.
He believes the killer entered through the front gate.
Authorities continue to search for the victim's wife who detectives believe has been kidnapped. "I sure hope she's still alive, but I'm not overly optimistic due to her husband," said Sheriff Howard Sills of Putnam County.
The DNR used sonar equipment to search the lake in the immediate vicinity of the home, but nothing turned up.
Sills said that friends of the Dermonds became worried about the couple when they didn't show up to a party last weekend.
"They didn't arrive. They didn't answer the phone," Sills said.
The couple's friends went to the home and made the discovery.
"The body was found in the garage," Sills said. "It's clear it was a homicide."
Shirley Dermond was nowhere to be found, the sheriff said. Her purse and both of the couple's cars were still at the house.
"We still approach this as if she was abducted," Sills said.
The Dermond home is in Great Water, a Reynolds Plantation's property on Lake Oconee. It's a gated community with a 24-hour security guard at the entrance.
"There's obviously concern and surprise," said Kari Wires, who has lived in the area for a year.
Wires said she doesn't feel threatened, but she is worried.
"To have this happen, not just in this community but so close to home, makes everyone a little bit jumpy, a little unsettled," Wires said.
Authorities said it is possible that the victims knew the attacker. The sheriff said that investigators are looking into various possibilities, including whether the killers gained access to the property by boat.
Reverend David Key, who has been the couple's pastor for eight years, said he can't imagine what happened. "They're a wonderful couple, unassuming couple, never had any drama around them." He said they once owned 35 Wendy's restaurants but have been retired for 20 years.
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Just wondering if jsr234 camera getSnapShot() is supported on the Nokia N95.
From what I can tell it is not ?
I have tried a jsr234 camera example from sun in wireless toolkit 2.5 on the N95 and only get the video preview screen and an exit button - nothing else, due to null returned for all of the camera control requests...
I note that Nokia's pdf on jsr234 only discusses the audio capabilities.
Support for jsr135 seems pretty poor as well with best camera snapshot resolution I can get to work being 480x640.
On a device with native 5mp camera this is disappointing, particularly with Nokia doing the submission for jsr234...
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Obviously,. the issue depends on the particular roads and the particular circumstances of the situation. On a long flat stretch of road, I'd opt for taking the lane. The drivers have so much more opportunity to see you. But, on more twisty, more highly-paced roads, the matter is not so plain. Granted, a keen cyclist will be looking intently at all the driver's seats of the cars parked along the road to see any heads in those seats. Where seen so, the best option is to get out of the range of that driver opening a door on you.
A question that has puzzled me for a long time. You're riding along a fast stretch of road. The speed of the motorist traffic is pretty high: 50 kph to 60 kph or greater. You have choice. Get the hell out of their way and ride as close to all the parked cars along the side of the road as possible, risking getting doored, or, Take the lane, obviating the risk of getting doored, but exposing yourself to the risk of being smashed from behind by a driver that cannot see you. I can't decide.
There is a particularly nasty stretch of road through Laguna Beach, CA., along Highway 1, the "PCH", that presents such a dilemma. The road is twisty, the speeds of the cars are very high and riders seem to have no good options on this road, coming or going. So, I ask, is the risk of taking the lane greater than the risk of getting doored.
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