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A wonderfully simple and healthy way to enjoy chicken that will also fill your kitchen with exotic aromas, this spice-braised chicken is a real crowd pleaser. It gets better with time, so it's worthwhile preparing it in advance or making a big batch to ensure leftovers. (Use two small chickens or one hen and a package of chicken pieces and double all the other ingredients.) To serve for dinner, accompany with steamed or sautéed snow peas and rice. This recipe also works very well with chicken wings as party food.–Laura Washburn
LC Just Wing It Note
We don't know about you, but when a recipe calls for generic "chicken parts," we tend to assume breasts or thighs or drumsticks. But as Washburn suggests, why not wings? (And not just wings, but how about those meaty little drummettes?!) To make wings (or other parts) for a crowd, opt for a large roasting pan, cover the wings and sauce with foil, and roast at 350°F (176°C) for about 30 minutes. Uncover and roast until the meat is cooked through and the skin is slightly crisp and the sauce has reduced, about 15 minutes or so. Then pass the napkins.
Star Anise and Ginger Braised Chicken Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Serves 4
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 2 pounds bone-in, skin-on chicken pieces (whatever kind you please) or 1 1/2 pounds boneless chicken breast
- Sea salt
- 1-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and cut into thin strips
- 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1/3 cup Chinese rice wine (in a pinch you could use dry sherry or sake)
- 1/2 cup homemade chicken stock, canned low-sodium chicken broth, or water
- 1 tablespoon runny honey
- 1 star anise
- 1/4 cup light or low-sodium soy sauce (trust us you really want to use low-sodium soy sauce here)
- 3 to 4 tablespoons fresh clementine or orange juice, if desired
- 2 scallions (white and green parts), thinly sliced
- 1. To make the Star Anise and Ginger Braised Chicken in your slow cooker, see the Slow Cooker Variation below.
To make the Star Anise and Ginger Braised Chicken on your stovetop, heat the oil in a large saucepan. If desired, remove the skin from the chicken. Place the chicken in the pan, skin-side down, being careful not to crowd the pieces. (You may need to work in batches.) Cook until browned, about 4 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and season lightly with salt.
- 2. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon of oil from the pan. Add the ginger, garlic, rice wine, stock or water, honey, star anise, and soy sauce to the pan and bring to a boil. Add the clementine juice and the chicken, reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and simmer very gently for 15 minutes. Then turn the chicken pieces and continue to simmer gently until cooked through, about 5 minutes more, depending on the size of the chicken pieces. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the chicken to a plate.
- 3. Skim any fat from the surface of the sauce. Take a sip of the sauce and adjust the seasoning, if necessary. Return the liquid to a simmer and reduce slightly, 2 to 3 minutes. (Be mindful that reducing it too much could cause the sauce to seem quite salty.) Remove and discard the star anise. Return the chicken to the pan and turn to coat it in the sauce. Sprinkle with the scallions.
Slow Cooker Variation
- We invariably rely on skinless chicken for the slow-cooker rendition of this ginger-infused recipe—after all, nobody likes flabby chicken skin, do they? Place the chicken in the slow cooker and combine the remaining ingredients, except for the scallions, in a bowl or a large measuring cup and stir to combine. Pour the mixture over the chicken. Cook on high for 3 to 4 hours or low for 6 to 8 hours. Transfer the chicken to a platter. If a thicker sauce is desired, slowly stir a little cornstarch slurry into the sauce in the stockpot, place it on high and let it simmer until thickened to the desired consistency (to make a cornstarch slurry, we tend to use 1 tablespoon cornstarch stirred into 1/4 cup cold water). Return the chicken to the sauce just until warmed through, then transfer the whole shebang back to the platter and sprinkle with the scallions.
[Editor's Note: Bear in mind, no two slow-cookers are exactly alike, just as no two cooks are exactly alike. This slow-cooker approach worked really, really well for us, although if you have a different slow-cooker cooking technique you want to try by all means, do so. And, natch, we'd love if you'd share it with us in a comment below.]
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Chinese No-Clay-Pot Chicken Casserole from The Kitchn
- Five Spice Chicken Stir Fry from Eclectic Recipes
- Mahogany Wings from Leite's Culinaria
- Grilled Five-Spice Chicken from Leite's Culinaria
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Eydie Desser
Mar 28, 2011
Yum, yum, yum! These ingredients make the most amazing, sumptuous, satisfying sauce. My only criticism is that the cooking time was too long, as my chicken was a little overcooked. For boneless chicken breasts, bone-in thighs and chicken wings, it makes sense to sauté for 3 to 4 minutes per side, and braise for about 8 minutes per side, as opposed to the 15 minutes per side for which the recipe suggests. Usually, cooking chicken on the bone results in a more flavorful chicken, but the sauce is so delicious, no bones (at least with the breast meat) are necessary. This is a must-try recipe.
Neilson Hixson
Mar 28, 2011
This recipe starts with the comment about "filling your kitchen with exotic aromas," and it certainly delivers on that note. My kitchen smelled amazing for several hours. The braising liquid is the star of the recipe, of course. I tasted it after pulling out the chicken parts to check for final seasoning, and it was a little bit of heaven. TIPS: I used 2 pounds of chicken parts, though I suggest going only with thighs and legs. Breasts and wings, in my opinion, aren't the way to go here. Also, if you like crispy chicken skin, don't flip the chicken too often or submerge the chicken in the sauce for a lengthy period, if possible. Save the coating for the final step—this is something I do with similar recipes of this technique. All in all, I loved it.
Dawn E.
Mar 28, 2011
WOW! DELICIOUS! This recipe is so easy to make! I love how quickly this came together. I used little drummettes. Next time I'll use boneless skinless chicken—maybe thighs. I would imagine if I cubed up boneless skinless thighs, it would be the makings of a great chicken and rice bowl. I didn't have Chinese rice wine, so I substituted sherry and it tasted fine. I also added about 1/3 cup orange juice and skipped the stock or water. The result didn't have a lot of sauce, but it was delicious and the flavor really infused the chicken. I'm saving this one for a busy weeknight dinner. Teenager and husband approved!
Tania M.
Mar 28, 2011
This recipe was delicious. It packed a great flavor punch, and was very simple to prepare. The overall result was a rich, deep, and exotic dish that transitioned seamlessly from its Asian origins to an American dinner table. This recipe would function well when doubled or tripled for a crowd, as it easily can be prepared ahead of time and reheated. The dish was a little salty, however, possibly due to the fact that I used regular soy sauce. Next time, I'll omit salting the chicken after browning. Also, the cooking time was generous. I used thighs and drumsticks, and I found that after turning my chicken, it required only another 5 minutes to fully cook. TIPS: Add the ginger and garlic off the heat. Add the liquid ingredients first, or let the pot cool slightly, to prevent the garlic from burning.
Jeremy Schweitzer
Mar 28, 2011
This recipe was very good, but I must add a warning: If you can't find unsalted Chinese wine, you might skip salting the chicken after you brown it. The citrus and ginger come together really well with the savory flavors, and the star anise plays a subtle supporting role. I served this with rice and sautéed mustard greens—perfect accompaniments. In the future, I'll make this with boneless, skinless chicken thighs, mostly for convenience. By pre-cutting the meat and browning it in batches, you get something a little easier to serve without giving up too much flavor.
Julie Dreyfoos
Mar 28, 2011
This is a great chicken dish. The sauce is full of flavor, and the leftovers are even better the next day. This recipe is simple to prepare, and comes together quickly. TIP: Make sure that your pan is big enough to hold all of the chicken pieces without overcrowding them.
Pat Francis
Mar 28, 2011
This recipe quickly earned a spot in my favorites file. It's a fairly simple dish to prepare, and it can be done easily—from start to finish—in less than an hour. The prep work for the other ingredients can be completed while the chicken is initially being browned, which adds to the recipe's efficiency. I loved the sauce especially, with its touch of sweetness and gentle spicing. It smells wonderful while simmering.
I made this recipe twice, once with Chinese rice wine and once with dry sherry, and it was delicious both times. If anything, I preferred the sauce made with the sherry, so that's a good option for someone who has trouble locating Chinese rice wine.
Kip Hardy
Mar 28, 2011
We tried this recipe with chicken wings instead of a whole chicken. We also took the suggestion to cover the pieces with foil and give them a turn in the oven rather than simmer on the stove. This worked really well. We did, however, find that our sauce was pretty soupy, taking about 10 minutes to reduce instead of the 2 or 3 minutes the recipe states. Next time, I'll remove the foil after turning the chicken, and let it roast uncovered for the last bit. (This would also help crisp up the skin.) When using wings, these are fantastic for dinner or as an appetizer for a party. We also found that the leftovers reheated well the following day.
Helen S.
Mar 28, 2011
The flavors in this chicken were wonderfully different, and the sauce was excellent over rice. Together with snow peas and mushrooms as a side, I served an elegant dinner with an Asian flair verses a casual stir-fry meal. The directions were clear, and the method of braising chicken—though a little different—was easy. I did struggle to keep the breast meat moist, however. I used a pan with a clear lid, so I monitored the activities in the pot to make sure that it didn't over boil.
Cindy Zaiffdeen
Mar 28, 2011
I made this in a slow cooker. I used 6 bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs (I weighed them out to get 2 pounds.) I removed the skin because no one likes to eat flabby chicken skin except my dogs. I seasoned the thighs with black pepper and put them in a single layer in a 5-quart slow cooker. I then sprinkled the ginger and garlic on top. I made the entire sauce recipe, because my husband is a saucy guy. I used dry sherry and chicken stock along with the honey, star anise, and low-sodium soy sauce. I also added the juice of one mandarin orange. I turned the machine on high and went outside to finish some yard work. I checked the chicken after 2 1/2 hours and it was almost done. I turned the pieces over and cooked on high for another 1/2 hour and then let it go to warm while I made some basmati rice. I removed the chicken thighs and covered them with foil to keep warm while I stirred in a cornstarch slurry (about 1 teaspoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup cold chicken stock) and let that simmer on high for a couple of minutes. I then added the chicken back to the slow-cooker to warm it. I served it with the rice and it was really good. The sauce wasn't overly salty and was quite tasty. The only thing I would do differently next time is to add some chilis for a bit of spice, as we ended up adding hot sauce at the table. I would make this again.
Helen Doberstein
Mar 28, 2011
To make this work right in a slow cooker, I kept the liquid quantities the same and doubled the rest of the ingredients. Make sure the chicken is skinless as the skin isn't nice when it comes out after all that cooking. I put everything together and cooked this on low for 4 hours and then had my husband come in and turn it to the keep warm setting for the next 4 hours. When I got home from work, I checked it and the chicken was cooked through but not so overcooked that it was falling off the bone. The sauce was a little thin, but not too salty. I removed the chicken and made some cornstarch slurry (1 scant tbsp. cornstarch to 1/4 cup water) and stirred that in and turned the pot to high. After 1/2 hour, the sauce was slightly thicker but no saltier. If I'd reduced the sauce in a pan, the other option, it may have become too salty. I put the chicken back in the sauce to warm while I made some brown rice. It tasted as good as the original recipe made on the stovetop.
Sue Epstein
Mar 28, 2011
I made the ginger chicken and it was really delicious in spite of the fact that it didn't turn out as I had planned. I didn't sauté the chicken first but layered everything in the slow cooker without browning the chicken. I didn't dry the chicken first so it was somewhat wet and I added 1/4 cup soy sauce and 1/4 cup of chicken stock. I thought I had Chinese rice wine but discovered that I had neither the rice wine, sherry, or sake, so I just omitted it. I also did not use the optional orange juice. My slow cooker is 28 years old and has only high, low, and auto-shift (2 to 3 hours on high then it automatically shifts to low). I wanted to set it on high for about an hour or two and then shift it to low but I got busy and forgot about it. Three hours later I checked on it and was going to turn it to low but the chicken was done—and delicious. I was serving the chicken the following night to guests so I removed it from the sauce and refrigerated it. The next day I strained the sauce and cooked my rice in the sauce in the slow cooker, then added the chicken on top to warm it. When I served it, I removed the skin and served the chicken on the bed of rice sprinkled with thinly sliced scallions. It looked very pretty and was good enough that my guests wanted the recipe. I will definitely make this again but in my slow cooker, and I'll switch it too low after one hour and possibly add one or two extra star anise to give it a little more zing, but it was great the way it was.
Natalie Reebel
Mar 28, 2011
To make this recipe slow cooker friendly, I browned the skin of the chicken the night before I planned on using it. The next morning I placed the rest of the ingredients in the slow cooker, beginning with the chicken. Even though I mixed all the liquid ingredients together, I only poured half of the mixture into the crock-pot with the chicken. When I returned home from work, I pulled the chicken out of the slow cooker. The skin slid right off and the chicken was fork-tender. I placed the reserved sauce ingredients in a small saucepan and added a slurry using 1 tbsp cornstarch and 1 tbsp water. I also add the liquid from the crock-pot. Allowing the liquid to come to a simmer over medium heat, I slowly whisked in the slurry. The sauce thickened up in a matter of a couple of minutes. I served the chicken with rice and poured the sauce over the top of the skinned chicken and rice. It was a fantastic dinner. Everyone loved it.
Sita Krishnaswamy
Mar 28, 2011
I made this recipe in the slow cooker and the result was an amazingly flavorful chicken dish spiced with ginger and star anise. I used 8 bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs. I put the chicken pieces in the slow cooker, mixed the rest of the ingredients except the scallions in a bowl, and poured it over the chicken. Then I set it on high for about 4 hours. The result was flavorful, moist chicken so tender it was falling off the bone. The aroma of the star anise filed the kitchen while it was cooking. I poured the leftover liquid into a bowl and blast chilled it on my back deck in the snow, and in 20 minutes, I could skim off the fat. Then I reduced the liquid by half by boiling it on high for 10 minutes and poured it over the chicken. I garnished it with chopped scallions. I served it with rice and my dinner guests were raving about the dish—and have since requested the recipe. To thicken the gravy a little I added 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch to a splash of cold water and added it when I boiled the sauce. I also served chili oil on the side in case anyone wanted it to be a 5-alarm chicken. I consider this a versatile and essential recipe in a cook's collection.
Star Anise and Ginger Braised Chicken Recipe © 2010 Laura Washburn. Photo © 2010 Martin Brigdale. All rights reserved.


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'I am trying to say something that is not mainstream in a mainstream capacity,' Gaga says of her cameo on the CW show.So far, "Gossip Girl" castmembers have given only vague details about what fans should expect from Lady Gaga's appearance on the show. But finally, Gaga herself was willing to give us the scoop on her November 16 cameo and why she decided to do it. "First of all, my sister's a huge fan, and she's 17 years old. So when I called her and said 'Gossip Girl' wants to put my whole new album on the show and have me perform, she was like 'Oh my God, you have to do it. It's an amazing show,' " Gaga told MTV News. "And I'd seen it. It's a great show." Of course, Gaga didn't want her time on the show to be a stereotypically awkward musical-guest appearance on a TV show. She wanted it done the Gaga way. "I hate TV series performances, because they kind of come in out of nowhere, and everyone's, like, really into the story, and then all of a sudden somebody breaks into song," she said. "And it has nothing to do with the storyline, and then it screws everything up." Rather than showing up on the set for the day, Gaga met with the writers and producers first to make sure she was doing a performance that she felt comfortable with. "I really sat down with the writers," she said. "I was like, 'Look, I want to do this, and the reason I want to do this is because I am trying to say something that is not mainstream in a mainstream capacity. So, if I can say it on your show, that would be, like, a real coup d'état for me as a performance artist.' " The result sounds like an elaborate music video. "I am the narrator behind what is going on with the characters and make the song part of the moment," she explained about the "crazy performance-art piece." "We used these ladders, and I'm falling off ladders. Ladders are kind of a monster symbol about bad luck. And I have this 35-foot-long dress on and these X's, very gothic-inspired. It was great. They let me do whatever the hell I wanted. It was amazing."
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I actually really like the Dan and Vanessa romance they are starting. The flashback to the kiss was very well done I got to say. I felt bad for the poor Dan in love with his best friend and not his girlfriend. You could see the chemistry with Penn and Jessica. I think its the ONLY couple from the book I would like to see happen.
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Blair was great in this episode. She is moving forward and is establishing herself at college- please leave Constance behind. And she's finally making some headway! I did not mind that Chuck wasn't there at her show, its good that she arranged it all by her self. Don't get me wrong, I love Chair and look forward to really good upcoming scenes with the 2 of them together. I think what impresses me about Chuck so far this season is that he is actually maturing as a character... he still has all the great and clever lines but is acting like an adult.
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I will say thank goodness there was no Nate and Serena reconnect. We do not need to see everyone hooking up with everyone else in the show.
Jenny is trying too hard... again. They should have let her get arrested for drug possession... I could already picture her mug shot... with her smugged and excessive eye makeup. That European guy is bad news. But, I suppose since Jenny has no friends she needs some excitement.
What ever happened to Serena's dad's letter? Do we think Lily kept it from her? And, who's betting she opened and read it?
Oh gosh! Dan and V... a couple??? The only pairing more boring than Dan and Olivia... would be Dan and Vanessa. And, Nate was right that the 3rd person in a 3some should be a stranger... if Olivia were smart, they should have set some ground rules where Dan would not have been allowed to touch Vanessa... Olivia could touch (or do whatever she wanted to) either Dan or Vanessa but Dan and Vanessa weren't supposed to do anything thing to eachother. The other would watch while Olivia did her thing with whoever. There you have it my rules for a successful couples 3some.
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Nate's slow tempo style has been focused on Roy and the potential of a healthy Oden. Since both of those options aren't a solid crutch to lean on, I wonder if he runs a different style next season.
Last year, Oden and Roy were supposed to be demonstrating their goods. When bad things happened, Nate had to play L.A. for all those minutes. He couldn't let the fast break style use up all of L.A.'s gas. It's possible that Nate thought the current coaching style would be the best way to prevent further injuries to a voodoo stricken roster. Regardless, I get it and don't think he is a bad coach. However, I do think he's going to change it up.
Nate has been an assistant coach for the U.S.and has successfully coached a small lineup. We have Felton, Matthews, Batum, Wallace, and L.A. who can run the floor. We have the stereotypical type of talent of a running team.
Will it happen? Should it happen? Could it happen, (to win us more a championship)?


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Hendricks began acting in children's musical theater productions in Twin Falls. She was a model from the ages of 18 to 27. She made a number of guest television appearances, starting as a regular in the series Beggars and Choosers. Since then, she has starred in the series The Big Time and The Court, opposite Sally Field and Craig Bierko, as well as the legal drama Kevin Hill. She has also had recurring roles in ER and Firefly and guest-starred in episodes of Angel, Miss Match, Tru Calling, Presidio Med, Without a Trace, and Las Vegas. Hendricks starred opposite Kip Pardue in South of Pico. La Cucina, an award-winning indie film, premiered on Showtime in December 2009 and stars Hendricks as a sexy writer opposite Joaquim de Almeida. She has appeared in four episodes of the NBC TV show Life in the recurring role of Olivia, detective Charlie Crews' soon-to-be stepmother and Ted Earley's love interest. She also starred in music videos for "The Ghost Inside" by Broken Bells, and Everclear's "One Hit Wonder".[citation needed]


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I went to UF from 2004 to 2009. Most people would laugh at that long stay but, hey, I was an engineering student who had three internships with prestigious government institutions. I was a partial owner of a club, and friends with numerous athletes who frequently occupied these institutions. And I met Tim Tebow.
I went to 34th Street and University for a party that I was invited to. I walked in and saw a 50-50 crowd: half of my friends, and half ... I had no idea who they were. I saw in a corner a group of Delta Gamma girls who were surrounding Tim Tebow. You have to remember: this happened when he was not famous on a national level. This is just when he was a student-athlete who had not broken through the Tennessee defensive line on a 4th and 2.
He was a nice guy, and when I walked over to him — wading through the DG girls after doing shots &mdas; and said "Hey, I'm Matt," he laughed and introduced himself. He had absolutely no interest in the DG girls and was just there because his friend was there from the tennis team. I asked him if Urban Meyer really said "I need a 220-pound QB to run this offense. Do you know anyone who would fit this description." Obviously, he laughed at my question.
At this point, a DG girl asked me if I wanted to do a peppermint schnapps/chocolate syrup shot. Obviously, I said yes. Tebow and the entire party watched. After that, they left. I still, to this day, think that this is hilarious.


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Following on from the review in the show where the Diamond Clean and Oral B both came out on top, there are a couple of points I want to mention that may affect your purchase decision as I've owned both of them over the last few years. I've had quite a few Oral Bs but have always been disappointed with the battery life so when my current 5000 died I decided to opt for the Diamond Clean. The Diamon Clean is considerably more expensive than the Oral B but looks better and feels nicer in the hand. It's a definite premium product, the charging glass looks nice and the travel case is very sturdy and doubles as the charger (via USB). However, there are two main downsides for me: 1) The heads do not have any means of differentiation so, in a family bathroom where the handle is shared, you need to ensure you keep your heads separate and remember whose is whose. The Oral B has small plastic coloured rings that snap onto the bottom of the brush head; a very simple, but effective idea. 2) The heads do not last very long. Apparently, they should last for three months but, after only six weeks of brushing twice a day for two minutes, the blue indicator bristles are now white and the bristles have started to splay out. Both of these issues should be relatively simple for Philips to sort out but, at the moment, when my Diamond Clean battery finally gives up, I think I may be returning to the Oral B.Report as inappropriate
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48 Hours with Joel and Jeff..
Joel Spolsky of FogCreek Software and Jeff Atwood of nothing have joined forces to push out StackOverflow. To generate hype and the all important critical mass, they record a weekly podcast. There are now 48 one hour long podcasts in the wild and I've listened to all of them while driving to Sweet Peppers so I can work on RoR-izing FollowMeIP.
At some point a conversation was had about how cool it would be to have a website that would cater to the asking and answering of programming questions - Stackoverflow was born. Atwood is project manager over a couple of .net programmers and Joel simply tells his readers about how cool it is. It's a great situation really, Atwood does all the work, spends the money, takes the risks and Joel sits back and waits for success or failure. Either way, Joel will have tons of new material to write about.
Atwood seems to be in control of the technology stack and server infrastructure. It's rather amusing at times to listen to his rationale on why he did certain things. Stackoverflow is using ASP.NET MVC, microsoft's answer to ruby on rails. He opted to use this stack which was in beta over the actual RoR stack. He's definitely a microsoft centric developer and every time he denies it, take a drink. It's also amusing listening to hardware issues he's having trying to run his own server. In podcast 48, Atwood said software raid is better than hardware raid. Having dealt with both - extensively - software raid is one big slow steaming pile of crap. With drive sizes in the 2tb now, a nice hardware pci-e raid 1 solution is what you want. It's clear Atwood hasn't had much experience with hardware and really should move his project to some sort of cloud before he runs out of money playing with different raid settings.
After listening to 48 hours of rambling a few things become clear:
The only reason to listen is to hear what Joel says.
Atwood mostly just says "right" or "I agree" randomly.
Joel is not a Linux fan.
Atwood doesn't understand FOSS.
Atwood hasn't "been around" as much as he'd like to think he has.
Atwood should stick to writing.
The stackoverflow podcast is no longer about stackoverflow.
So how is stackoverflow doing? Fine I suppose. People seem to be using it, but it doesn't matter because Atwood made one fatal mistake - not open sourcing it. After the initial release, people started asking the same question: can I spawn a stackoverflow for xzy? Why not a stackoverflow for automotive questions? Atwood has repeatedly said the site just can't be switched from programming questions to some other type of question. That means poor design or lack of vision - most likely a little of both. If you've been in computers your entire life it's rather hard to see value in anything else. They missed the boat and the flood gates are about to be opened.
CNProg.com has replicated stackoverflow and released it under the apache license. The motivation was to enable Chinese programmers the ability to use a site like stackoverflow which doesn't support anything but English. Once again the podcast provided a smile on my face when Joel started talking about copyright violation. Sure, it's copyright infringement if China followed U.S. copyright laws - and they don't. When the Chinese government owns and operates a Disney Land clone, I seriously doubt they're going to mind a stackoverflow clone.
I'm reasonably sure CNProg didn't take nearly as long to write and I'm guessing a decent ruby on rails developer could rewrite stackoverflow within a week. Considering Atwood's poor choice in technology stacks, my prediction is someone will clone stackoverflow using ruby on rails and release it under an open source license. This will enable people to create their own niche sites without debating with Atwood about what's possible.


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Team Isabella- Walk For Hydrocephalus by Lisa Piazzese - almost 2 years ago
"HI, My 6yr old daughter Isabella has a condition called Hydrocephalus (water in the brain).She currently has a VP-shunt in her brain to drain the extra fluid. There is currently no cure! Our event was last Saturday and we raised $52,600! $9,000 more than last year. We thank everybody for their support and look forward to next year! AND more importantly finding a CURE!"


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In this week's SEO video lesson, Nick Stamoulis reviews how social signals impact a site's overall SEO.
For the past few years, Google has incorporated social media activity into its ranking algorithm, so it is important that you share your content and are active on your social networks. More social activity associated with your site means better overall SEO.
As Matt Cutts, head of Google's webspam team mentions, "You need to have great content, and you need to share it!" Nick outlines some steps to take to help make sure you are creating social signals.
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The Chicago Park District manages 49 outdoor pools, 28 indoor pools and operates 14 Chicago Public School pools that offer community programs.
At a park pool, guests can enjoy open swims, family swims, lap swim sessions and several other classes; such as learning how to swim.
Indoor pools are open year-round, with the exception of some school pools which have seasonal variations to their schedule. Outdoor pools are open from mid-June (June 13) through Labor Day.
Most pools have accessibility features such as ADA stairs, pool lifts and zero depth entry. At a few locations with pool lifts, direct wheelchair access to the pool area may still be limited.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- As winter weather fast approaches, experts are encouraging people to start thinking about getting cars ready for chilly temperatures.
Madison College held their 11th annual Free Car Care Clinic on Saturday. Students and instructors offered their expertise to check belts, hoses and other winter problem areas for those who stopped by.
"The things that come in-- oil leaks, coolant leaks, ya know bad coolant, just applying what I've learned in the classroom to real life experiences, it's really an eye opener," says student Isaac Nowak.
Those who attended the event were asked to donate non-perishable food items. Last year, more than 200 pounds of food were sent to local pantries after the clinic.


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Will the RBNY game be televised on Tuesday? Anyone planning on watching it? Let's get some silverware!!
Nowak has stated that he plans on playing his starters. I'd like to see Arrieta out wide again, he seemed to do a good job settling the middle against RBNY, but in TOR really helped build the attack. Califf will be back. Mwanga and McInerny looked hungry (think Jack replayed that missed header over and over in his sleep?) and Moreno and Le Toux are really developing chemistry.


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Leg of Lamb with Apple-Mint Chutney
Roasted fennel and lemons add robust flavor to this lamb dish. Roasted parsnips, leeks, or baby potatoes also taste delicious with lamb.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings (about 2 cups chutney) Prep 45 mins Bake 375°F1 hr 45 mins Stand 15 mins Start to Finish 3 mins to 45 mins
- 5 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon finely grated lemon zest
- Juice of 1 lemon (about 3 tbsp)
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon mustard powder
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 3/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice
- 1 6 - 7 pound leg of lamb, trimmed
- 2 large fennel bulbs, each cut into 6 wedges
- 2 lemons, halved crosswise
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 small red onion, sliced
- 2 granny smith apples, peeled, cored and cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 1/3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
- 1/4 cup golden raisins
- 3 tablespoons apple-cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt pinch ground nutmeg
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh mint
DirectionsMake lamb::
1. In a small bowl, combine 3 tbsp. oil, the zest, juice and garlic. In another bowl, combine 2 tsp salt, the mustard powder, pepper, celery seed, nutmeg and allspice.
2. Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Place one rack in center and one rack on lowest level. Rinse lamb and pat dry. Place, fat side up, in a large roasting pan. Using a sharp paring knife, make 15 to 20 small slits around lamb. Generously rub lemon mixture over entire surface of lamb. Follow with dry spice mixture, pushing into slits.
3. Roast lamb in center of oven until an instant-read thermometer inserted into thickest part (without touching bone) registers 130 degrees F for medium rare, about 1 hr 45 min.
4. Meanwhile, on a rimmed baking sheet, toss together fennel, lemons, remaining 2 tbsp. oil and 1/2 tsp salt. After 1 hour of roasting lamb, place fennel and lemons on sheet on lower rack. Roast, turning once, until fennel is golden and tender, about 40 min.
5. Loosely tent lamb with foil; let stand 15 minutes before carving. Transfer to a platter; arrange fennel and lemons around lamb.Make chutney::
6. Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan, melt butter over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook, stirring, until softened, about 4 min. Stir in apple, sugar, raisins, vinegar, salt, nutmeg and 1/3 cup water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until apple is tender and mixture has thickened slightly, about 8 min.
7. Remove from heat and stir in mint. Serve with lamb. Makes 6-8 servings and about 2 cups chutney.
Nutrition Facts
- cal.(kcal)560,
- Fat, total(g)25,
- chol.(mg)168,
- sat. fat(g)8,
- carb.(g)33,
- fiber(g)6,
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UC San Diego: Rady School of Management, La Jolla, CA
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If one's mental illness could be cured by a single pill, would you choose to do so?
In the talk by Elyn Saks, Seeing Mental Illness, she mentioned that, if a complete and permanent cure was offered, she would take it.
I found this sentiment highly interesting for many reasons. I am a high-funtioning autistic person with Obsessive Compulsive disorder. My symptoms are not debilitating, but they have had a profound impact on the way I live my life. I'm no stranger to social rejection and high-anxiety.
That being said, if I were offered an complete and permanent cure for my condition... I can say that for my anxiety issues at least, I might be interested. However, despite the focus on a cure for autism in the public sphere, I would approach a cure for my autism with extreme reluctance. For myself, there is to deep a connection between what are considered to be clinical signs of autism and what I would consider to be my personality, my "self."
I suppose that this difference in opinion is related to our own individual experiences with the unique manifestations of our conditions. My own condition occationally strips me of control, but never in so stark a manner as discribed by Saks in her talk.
I would be interested in hearing others views on this topic.
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Jul 11 2012: My husband is bipolar, I know he would LOVE to be cured of that illness. He is medicated and has lost the creativity he had as a younger, unmedicated person. My question would be will he still have the personality and creativity as he did before? Or will he be "normal" without the creativity? For me, I would be happier for him to be cured. Without the spending sprees, the moods, the never knowing which person I am coming home to.
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Judge Doesn't Buy Expanding 13th Amendment Argument in PETA Suit over Enslaved Whales
Posted Feb 9, 2012 8:27 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
PETA has lost its bid to get a federal judge to hear its lawsuit contending that SeaWorld is holding five killer whales in violation of the 13th Amendment.
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Miller dismissed the suit on Wednesday, saying the 13th Amendment applies only to human beings and offers no redress for the plaintiffs, five orca whales represented in part by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals as next friends. "As plaintiffs lack standing to bring a 13th Amendment claim, the court dismisses the action for lack of subject matter jurisdiction," Miller wrote.
The Los Angeles Times and the San Diego Union Tribune covered the ruling (PDF).
PETA had recognized "in the main" that the 13th Amendment applies only to persons, but had argued constitutional principles have been extended over the years to apply to changing times and conditions, according to Miller's opinion. The group cited cases such as Griswold v. Connecticut, Brown v. Board of Education and Miranda v. Arizona.
"The primary difficulty with Next Friends' argument for the expansion of the scope of the 13th Amendment is that the amendment is not reasonably subject to an expansive interpretation," Miller said. "Unlike the other constitutional amendments relied upon by Next Friends, the 13th Amendment targets a single issue: the abolition of slavery within the United States. The amendment's language and meaning is clear, concise, and not subject to the vagaries of conceptual interpretation."
Miller ended his opinion with an expression of sympathy for the plaintiffs. He noted that several state and federal statutes could provide redress, including criminal statutes that punish people violating statutory duties to protect animals. "While the goal of Next Friends in seeking to protect the welfare of orcas is laudable, the 13th Amendment affords no relief to plaintiffs," he said.
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The Oklahoma Sooners had no trouble at all winning the Red River Rivalry for the third year in a row against the Texas Longhorns, rolling to a 63-21 victory over the Texas Longhorns. Oklahoma had a 36-2 lead at halftime and led by as many as 48 in the 4th quarter, as the Sooners owned the Longhorns in one of the most dominating victories in the history of the rivalry.
Here are the video highlights of the Oklahoma vs. Texas game.
Oklahoma got the ball rolling late in the first quarter, with Damien Williams running up the gut and breaking it to the outside for a 95 yard touchdown run and a 13-2 Oklahoma run. When it was 20-2 Oklahoma, Landry Jones found Trey Millard for a routine short throw, but Millard hurdled a Texas defender and roamed down the sideline for a 74 yard gain to set up another Oklahoma touchdown. Blake Bell added four rushing touchdowns and Jones threw two scores as well.


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Item: Slab Avalanches and New Snow
Title: Slab Avalanches and New Snow
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 1998 International Snow Science Workshop, Sunriver, Oregon
- Alain Duclos
Date: 1998
Abstract: A three-year study based on observations carried out both on the field and inside the laboratory has enabled us to describe accurately 22 slab avalanches triggered by passing skiers or pedestrians, within a limited area. Simultaneously, some systematic measurements have also permitted to describe the real evolution of snow conditions upon a slope much exposed to avalanches, and the weather conditions as well. A relational database has been developed and used to secure and operate various images and alphanumeric data as well. Thanks to that new tool, the study of slabs themselves on the one hand and of the weak layers on the other, has shown that quite varied situations are likely to produce slab avalanches (whether from the point of view of grain types or from physical properties of the snow itself). Nonetheless, some major elements have emerged : they concern the important amount of fresh snow along slabs (up to 70 % of precipitation particles and partly decomposed precipitation particles), the peculiar capacity of layer of depth hoar crystals to release both thick slabs and slabs of various texture, and the capacity of fresh snow to build up weak layers. That set of observations has led us to consider that, on the field, much significant information is derived from an investigation both into the" age" of the last snow-fall (or snow-drift), and also into ascertaining its precise location. This will probably reach priority in a precise analysis of the snowpack, in order to establish a diagnostic of its stability.
Language of Article: English
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Keywords: avalanche forecasting, snow cover stability, snow stratigraphy
Subjects: avalanche forecasting snow stratigraphy avalanche triggering
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Today's super-secret thread celebrates extremely difficult and unlikely things.
The first rule of super-secret gamethread is "don't talk about super-secret gamethread." This is designed to be a respite from the absurdity of the main gamethread, so please try to avoid posts about firing people, hyperbolic insults directed at players, etc. See 18th Century Ballet Styles and Knitting and Romanian Quintile Disparity for examples of how these threads work.
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- Do you measure your personal worth based upon the athletic success of a group of 18-22 year olds? Again, probably better places for you.
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The government buys nearly everything – - architectural services, machine parts, signs, property management, financial planning for soldiers and their families …even K-12 dance lessons!
To become a government contractor, you will need to devote some time routinely working on the following four (4) steps:
- Vendor registration applications
You should consider your business formation. I recommend that you structure your business as an entity other than a sole proprietorship. If you structure it into a corporation, you will gain the benefit of the corporate veil protection so long as you do not pierce the corporate veil.
You should get a Duns number from Dun and Bradstreet and a tax identification number. You should also get a commercial banking account.
Further, you will need to look up your product and service NAICs and NIGP codes.
- Small business certification applications
The government supports small businesses with set aside programs. You should embrace the fact that you are small and try not to compete with large businesses. When contracting opportunities are set aside for small businesses, large companies cannot serve as the prime contractor on these jobs.
In federal contracting, you merely need to meet the Small Business Administration's size standards to be eligible for emerging and total small business set asides. However, there are other opportunities for SBA 8a, Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) and Historically Under Business (HUB) Zone certified firms.
In state, county, and city contracting, you will need to apply for certification as a Disadvantaged, Minority, and Female Business Enterprise (DBE, MBE, FBE) certifications.
- Networking
Sales and Marketing 101 do come into play. People buy from who they know, like, and trust. So, you should plan to network in the government contracting arena. Select a few agencies to target. Perhaps, you can start with 5 federal agencies, 5 state agencies, 5 county agencies, and 5 city agencies. Start close to home and go with agencies that are known to need what you sell.
- Network with government purchasing decision makers
- Network with larger prime contractors to position your firm for subcontracting work
- Bid Proposal Writing
Be sure to set up a system to routinely search for, write, and submit proposals to try to win contracts. You have to compete. All too often, I come across business owners that are not happy with their sales – but do not make the time to bid on work – or to hire a consultant to do it for them.
- Search for Bid opportunities
- Write and submit Bids
Submit a General Services Administration (GSA) schedule contract proposal. More and more government agencies are using the GSA Schedule contracting mechanism because it saves their contracting staff time and energy. So, if your firm has completed contracts over the past two years, then look into getting on a GSA Schedule. It is a way to get pre-qualified and pre-negotiate your pricing. Here is a list of GSA Schedules.
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Plus 3 or 4 in the senate and just short in the House. I admittedly tend to project on the cautious side, but overall I'm worried we're counting on too many tossup races to break against the incumbent or the natural partisanship of the district.
Seems to me we'll have to win an extraordinary percentage of the close races to take control, and the Republican GOTV strength will probably prevent that.
But last Novmber both Kaine and Corzine managed several points better than I expected so perpaps I'm underestimating the national mood.


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Four Thieves Vinegar is an ingredient found in many Hoodoo and folk magic spells. The recipe seems to have evolved from Western Europe, around the fifteenth century, and there are many variations on how to make it. The common thread between all the legends is that there was a horrible plague in a village, and the only people who survived were four thieves. Each of them contributed one ingredient to a jar of vinegar and garlic, they drank it, and somehow survived the plague unscathed.
Since they were healthy and everyone else was dying, the four thieves went around the town and robbed the empty houses. Eventually they were caught, and sentenced to hanging, but they were able to escape the gallows by sharing their secret formula. Whether this is true or not is anyone's guess, but Four Thieves Vinegar is a useful item to keep on hand because it can be used in a wide variety of spells, from healing to protection to banishing.
First, find the best vinegar you can get. Apple cider vinegar is good, red wine vinegar is popular too. Peel and mince four garlic cloves and add them to the vinegar, in a jar with a lid.
Traditionally, each thief contributed a single ingredient – choose any four of the following: black or red pepper, cayenne or chili pepper, lavender, rue, rosemary, mint, sage, wormwood, thyme, or coriander. Add these to the jar.
Allow the mixture to sit for four full days – some people recommend placing it in the sun, others in a dark cabinet. Either way, be sure to shake it once a day. After the fourth day, use it in spellwork.
Here are some ways you can use Four Thieves Vinegar in a magical working:
Banishing: Use this spell to keep someone bothersome away from you. Write your target's name on a piece of paper – some traditions recommend you use brown paper, or parchment. Soak the paper in Four Thieves Vinegar. Fold the piece of paper up as small as you can, and bury in the dirt somewhere.
Protection: Use Four Thieves Vinegar to prevent magical attack, as well as to protect your property. Sprinkle it liberally around the perimeter of your property, and keep intruders away.
Ending a Relationship: In some Hoodoo traditions, there are a variety of spells that use Four Thieves Vinegar to break up a couple, or to cause strife in a relationship.
Healing: This is a great ingredient to use in a healing ritual - after all, look at the history behind it! Use it to anoint a poppet of a sick person, or dab it on the walls and floor of the room where the ill individual lies. Believe it or not, it can even be consumed internally as a tonic to keep disease away.


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Fresh attempts to get pedestrian crossing at Llandybie (From South Wales Guardian)
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Fresh attempts to get pedestrian crossing at Llandybie
11:34am Thursday 1st May 2014 in News
LLANDYBIE community councillors have pledged to renew their efforts to try and get a pedestrian crossing on the busy A483 in the village.
Such a scheme has been discussed for the past 15 years, but now councillors hope to get a crossing under the government-backed scheme Safe Routes in the Community.
Cllr Anthony Davies suggested to colleagues that – following repeated failed attempts in the past – it was time the council changed tack.
"We've been trying to get this crossing for so long that perhaps it's time for a different approach," he told them. "The Safe Routes in The Community is county council-run and would be in partnership with the community council as well as Llandybie Primary School.
Cllr Davies said if the council could match-fund it would be "the carrot to put in front of them". He added: "I want to try another way to see if we can finally get this crossing."
His fellow county councillor Anthony Jones agreed that the case for a crossing would inevitably be strengthened "morally and financially" by the community council's support, with both he and Cllr Davies acting as community co-ordinators.
Cllr Jones added that while such a crossing at Heol Gwilym would cost £25-30,000 there was also a case for providing another on Blaenau Road as there were two entrances to the school.
Cllr David Hopkins said: "I cannot over-emphasis the danger of that spot, especially in winter when the sun is in drivers' eyes.
"If there's anything which can save a life we have to try it – if the South Wales Trunk Road Agency do not agree to this at least our own consciences will be clear."
Cllr Alun Davies disclosed he was trying to get a safe route established at Capel Hendre Square. "People are walking to school from Lotwen Road," he said. "On some days it's like Russian roulette there and I have raised my concerns with the Head of Services."
It was agreed to support the scheme subject to costings being confirmed.
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Meirion says...
I can confirm that this essential need for a crossing was a priority thirty years ago.
The Health and Safety arm of Dyfed Powys Police said it was a priority in 2008.
A former Director of Education said and it was fully reported in the Guardian in 2004/5. So where is this Crossing.
It was resurrected a few years ago. And now again, where is it?????
Irrespective of the school closing as has been widely reported in the media, even if it serves an extension to future executive development: it is a public safety issue.
9:35am Fri 2 May 14
Meirion says...
He visited the site and met with Governors. He allocated funds for improving parking facilities. Where is that money now?
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2 Mazes, Jumping Pillow, Mechanical Bull, Cow Train, Indoor Playland and more! We have all the fun!
2 Mazes, Jumping Pillow, Mechanical Bull, Cow Train, Indoor Playland and more! We have all the fun!
Cow Train Express
A favorite for all the kids! They'll enjoy a trip around the farm on our barrel train of cows. And coming this summer, the Double Cow Train!
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Pony Rides
On Saturday & Sundays, the kids will love riding these little ponies. They'll always remember this!
The Grain Train
Here's a ride for parents & kids to enjoy! Sit back and take in the country view on the Grain Train.
After a long journey in the maze, enjoy a relaxing hayride through our farm fields and take in the beautiful rural scenery.
Tryke Track
Kids are going to love this Tryke Track! We have John Deere® tricycles and Pedal Tractors that the 'little tykes' can ride around on. There are picnic tables inside the track and real tractors that the kids can sit on - a great photo area!
Upon entering Konow's Farm and Fall Fest, you and your family and friends acknowledge the dangers and sometimes the inconvenience of entering and walking on uneven ground, wet or dry, in a typical farm yard. Please use caution around animals, they are young and may bite – pet or touch at your own risk. Konow's is not responsible for soiled clothing or any lost or stolen items. Rides are bumpy and are being pulled through a farm field – people with a heart condition, are pregnant, have previous injuries or medical conditions ride at their own risk. Please remember you are on a farm, so be safe and most of all have fun.
Jumping Pillow
Our Jumping Pillow will amaze you! It's for everyone, so climb on with the kids and have some fun!
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Serial ATA and Parallel ATA to USB Host Adapter
SATA & PATA to USB High Speed Mass Storage Adapter.
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