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A majority of fatal overdoses involved prescription drugs. Cocaine and other street drugs accounted for the other deaths.
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The Wisconsin State Journal says the council voted unanimously to approve the budget, which reduces overall spending 2.3 percent, and drops borrowing down, 3.4 percent to $91.4 million.
Wednesday's meeting on the Overture Center will focus on its funding. In Mayor Soglin's initial operating budget proposal, he dropped funding considerably. He is now offering $500,000 more, increasing the budget to $1.35 million. The Wisconsin State Journal says the mayor's package also drops the proposed bus fare increase, although Soglin says he may introduce it for the 2014 budget.
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Building an Autocomplete Service in GWT: Integrating the Neo4j Database
In this screencast of my series I explain at a very basic level how to integrate a data base to pull data for autocomplete queries. Since we have been working with neo4j at this time I used a neo4j data base. It will be only in the next two parts of this series where I introduce an efficient way of handling the data base (using the context listener of the web server) and building fast indices. So in this lesson the resulting auto complete service will be really slow and impractical to use but I am sure for didactic reasons it is ok to invest 7 minutes for a rather bad design.
Anyway if you want to use the same data set as I used in this screencast you can go tohttp://data.related-work.net and find the data set as well as a description of the data base schema:
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About seven km from Viljandi is Heimtali Manor complex, the rarity of which is a circular stable- building. Its rubble stone exterior wall is divided into 16 facets. The first written records of the circular building date back to the year 1858. The building accommodated a horse stable, a cow barn, a pigsty and the hostler's room. Today, the stable has been turned into a sports building.
The cheese dairy of the Manor built in the first half of the 19th century is mistakenly called a distillery. The building resembling the Tower of London is of a particular interest due to its appearance. On top of the circular corner turrets have been placed chimneys – draft tubes. The rubble stone walls of the building are very decorative. The old village schoolhouse of Heimtali accommodates the Heimtali museum. In the beautiful rubble stone building dating from the year 1864, visitors have the opportunity to see a perfect collection of samples of ethnic handicrafts, old household items and the classroom furnishings of a hundred years ago. In the children's play room there is waiting a whole herd of piglets, cats and other domestic animals woven into a glove pattern.


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Amy Biancolli San Francisco Chronicle
All in all, the 3-D animations wow without gimmickry, Banderas purrs without peer - and it's a cheerful movie. show more
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The story has just the right blend of child-centered silliness and winking adult humor. show more
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Puss made his debut in "Shrek 2," then did time in the two decreasingly funny sequels. Now he's got a movie of his own, and not a moment too soon. show more
Elizabeth Weitzman New York Daily News
It's always a pleasure to find a family film that respects its audience all the way up the line. show more
Todd McCarthy The Hollywood Reporter
A perfectly diverting romp that happens to showcase some of the best 3D work yet from a mainstream animated feature. Colorful, clever enough, free of cloying showbiz in-jokes, action-packed without being ridiculous about it and even well choreographed. show more
Puss in Boots doesn't have and doesn't strive for the soul of a Pixar film, but gets pleasure enough out of its own characters and the way they move through this cleverly realized world. show more
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Thanks to Banderas and his Corinthian leather purr and writers who know how to use it, "Puss" is the best animated film of 2011. show more
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For a kids' movie, the humor, at times, strays a bit too far into grown-up territory. show more
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The movie has a devilish wit that works for parent and child alike, and it moves like a bobsled. It's funny and fun, and if it's not up to Pixar level, it still represents the best of what the competition has to offer. show more
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Puss in Boots is essentially non-stop dazzling action scenes loosely connected by a thin, predictable story of greed versus good. show more
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Japan's power utilities accelerating plans for smart meters
TOKYO -- Regional power monopolies in Japan will finish installing smart meters for all residential customers much sooner than originally scheduled so that the utilities can better prepare for the competition expected to come after electricity retailing is deregulated.
Under plans they will present to a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry meeting Monday, the 10 utilities will accelerate installation by up to eight years. The Tokyo area's Tepco will finish first, in fiscal 2020.
The target year is fiscal 2022 for Kansai Electric Power, or Kepco, and Chubu Electric Power. Six others will complete the process the following year. Okinawa Electric Power will move up the expected completion to fiscal 2024 from the originally planned fiscal 2032.
The smart meters will take power usage readings every 30 minutes for all 80 million or so of the utilities' residential customers.
Tepco will step up installation next month, furnishing some 100,000 units at a time. Kepco, which has already deployed about 2 million meters, now expects to complete installation a year ahead of the initial timeline.
Regional power utilities are bolstering installation efforts as they brace for the loss of their monopolies and the competition from new entrants after, according to government plans, retail sales of electricity to households is deregulated in 2016.
Smart meters will let utilities see demand in real time and adjust pricing accordingly, all without dispatching meter readers. The devices are also expected to encourage customers to save more energy.
The deployment will create a new 1 trillion yen ($9.73 billion)-plus market for smart meters, including installation work and information system costs. Companies that obtain data from the devices will be able to launch new services. One such service could monitor the energy consumption of seniors living alone and send help when it drops.


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Japan & Alcohol
Political: internally stable, minor regional security issues.
Economic: recent loosening of informal barriers for importers, but strong relationship with Korean products.
Societal: 99 million alcohol consumers due to non-gendered drinking habits and 20 y.o. age of majority.
Technological: unique supply chain flexibility requirements, social media marketing capability limited.
|Can you spot the odd one out?
PEST Analysis for Alcoholic Beverages
Political Factors
Japan is a politically stable, multi-party democratic constitutional monarchy with a bi-cameral legislative system (CIA 2012). It is the world's only country with a pacifist constitution, although it does currently have the 4th highest military expenditure (GFP 2011).This is mostly driven by security issues due to territorial disputes with neighbouring People's Republic of China (China), Republic of China (Taiwan), Republic of Korea (South Korea) and the Russian Federation, as well as the threat of conflict with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea).
Economic Factors
With a population of roughly 126 million, of which its labour force is 62.64 million strong (MoIA 2011) and only 2.88 million unemployed, Japan is a market with huge sales volume potential. It is the 16th largest beer consumer in the world (GMID 2002). Despite the bursting of the 'Japanese bubble' in the 1990s, Japan remains a strong exporter and in fact, due to the on-going recession (which to the Japanese has seemed to have generated a 'lost generation') Japan has become a much more economically friendly environment for foreign firms (Melville 1999). Melville (1999, foreword) argues that this is due in large part to Japan "starting to deconstruct some of its fortress of regulations". Traditionally strong and deliberately byzantine import regulations have weakened over the last decade, although imported goods do tend to be sourced from within East and South-East Asia, and in particular it must be noted that trade and cultural relations with neighbouring Republic of Korea have rarely been stronger. These bilateral economic ties have accelerated over the past few years and can be seen to explain the huge upswing in importing of many low to medium end food and drink products. The following graph's indication of increased sales volume but reduced sales value is demonstrative of how the import market is being flooded with cheap South Korean goods and is an interesting indicator of the current economic situation in Japan.
Korean Influence in Alcohol Imports GRAPH: See F. 7-11 (page 15) and F. 7-3 (page 16).
Societal/Cultural Factors
Japan is an East Asian country with a unique culture based on powerful native belief systems of Shintoism and Bushido influenced by India (Buddhism), China (Confucianism), and the West* (nationalism, imperialism, democracy) (Nitobe 1900). This diverse and mixed heritage has led to Japan being described by many as a 'country of contrasts'. From a market entry viewpoint for an alcohol beverage product, however, the most pertinent societal and cultural factors are the following:
- the legal drinking age is 20, the traditional 'age of majority';
- alcohol is an essential social tool with important community functions similar (though not identical) to the role of coffee in Arab countries, or tea in the United Kingdom;
- beer drinking is a non-gendered activity (doubling the potential market for such drinks);
- fruit-based alcoholic drinks are also non-gendered (doubling the potential market for such drinks);
- long working hours, and lifestyles built around them, mean that many Japanese drink alcohol every night of the week;
- drinking alcohol on public transport and in public places is socially acceptable (one of the main root causes for the rampant success of 'Ready-To-Drink (RTD) products in Japan);
- as a country without a Christian heritage, there are no Sunday trading laws and alcohol is available from 'konbini' (convenience stores) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week;
- there is little-to-no class division within Japanese society (Nakane 1985) and as such, what can be marketed to one family or citizen can be marketed to all;
- dietary customs prioritising freshness, quality and seasonality of food and drink have multiple effects from the prevalence of independent local supermarkets, to the demand for extremely high variation of goods with a constant flow of new flavours and styles; and
- the near requirement of adults of working age to engage in effectively compulsory alcohol drinking sessions known colloquially as 'nomunication' (Melville 1999), a portmanteau of the Japanese verb to drink 'nomimasu' and the English noun, 'communication'.
An important demographic feature of the Japanese population is that they have one of the oldest populations of any country with over 35 million people over 55 years old, this longevity often being attributed to a Japanese lifestyle and diet (Bennett and Blythe 2002). While the top heavy population may be cause for concern for the Japanese themselves, particularly those who must work harder and longer to support an ever growing population of elderly dependents, from an alcohol marketing perspective there are many positives: Japanese citizens have some of the highest life expectancies in the world, remain relatively healthy and active into their later years and have generally built up reasonable saving to support their lifestyles (of which, as discussed early, alcohol is an essential part) and once a customer is won over to a product, it is often for a lifetime. The key population demographic is that of their roughly 126 million population, around 99 million people are of a legal alcohol consuming age (CIA 2011).
*When discussing the countries of East Asia, developed or developing, the term 'The West' usually refers to developed nations with a European heritage. As such this report will use the term as not including Japan, although from a global perspective, Japan is often included in this ill-defined ambiguous culture-economic term.
|How can you help satisfy Japan's 99 million alcohol consumers?
Technological Factors
Despite Japan being known for its high technology exports, the use of technology within the country can seem to lag behind many foreign visitors' expectations (Kerr 2002). The only relevant technological issues for marketing an alcohol product in Japan, however relate to data storage practices, distribution of goods and the role of the internet in marketing/sales. Despite being well known for its computers, many Japanese organisations from banks and the post office, to schools and private firms tend to use computers as a back up and paperwork still very much means work with paper (Morris 2002). This is commonly ascribed to a combination of labour laws that make it very hard for firms to fire employees, and the English-language centric nature of a lot of the software available to those organisations. True or not, the Japanese prefer a human touch to their administration, and this could lead to some interesting issues regarding the sharing of marketing and logistical data with any potential Japanese partner organisation. Distribution networks are very good in Japan, although high customer demand for constant variation in food products does mean that batch deliveries tend to be more frequent and of a smaller size than in many Western countries (Branch 2009), which certainly has implications for long global supply chains. The final technological point is that the internet, and its use in a sales and marketing role is extremely underdeveloped compared to other advanced economies. Various authors assert a number of technological, social and demographic reasons for this, but ultimately the result is that many recent developments in social media based marketing are not yet fully suitable to the Japanese internal environment.
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This, of course, assumes that 1-4 will be some combo of Davis-MKG-Beal-Robinson. And that the Wiz don't take MKG. Given that our "worst case" scenario is probably Barnes at 5 or 6 if 3 teams jump the lottery, I think the best possible outcome for the off-season is to grab Davis/Beal/Robinson and do anything possible to add Batum via free agency (i.e. paying him enough that Portland won't match).
I look at it this way: the Wiz already have 2 current "core starters" and either 4 or 5 "core rotation" guys. I think they have to get 3rd and 4th "core starting" pieces this summer through any means possible, in order to prevent the rebuild from stalling or falling off the rails. Batum seems to fit a need almost perfectly, a non-selfish 3-and-D energy guy with good starting upside, excellent advanced stats and doesn't need the ball.
Assuming Lewis is bought out for $13m and Baltche amnestied, that leaves the (hopefully) new GM about $18m of cap space to work with. I see the current roster having:
1 - Wall
5- Nene
1 - Mack (this is a maybe)
2 - Crawford (for at least 1 more year, longer if he reigns in Chuckford)
3 - Singleton/Booker
4 - Booker - I see him as the 6th man, playing either forward position (if we draft Beal hes a starter by necessity). LOVE Booker, don't think he has the size to play the 4 long-term next to Nene as a starter.
5 - Seraphim (Somehow I have talked myself into him a solid 4th big)
Role player/Deep Bench/Too soon to tell if they will develop
Mason (or similar replacement)
2 min-contract vets/D-leaguer's
Because I see the roster that way, I think the Wiz have cultivated a solid rotation, it just needs starters to play the bulk of the minutes at the 2-3-4 (or 5, if we luck into Davis and Nene can play the 4). Since the 2 best values in the NBA are a superstar on a rookie contract and a more-than-max value player on a max contract, I think if we win the lottery they could damn well give every remaining cent of cap space to Batum, and use the mid-level to add a quality veteran SG. I think Batum's value to the Wiz goes down a bit if we get Robinson or Beal, but with any of those players I think overpaying a bit for his defense, shooting, IQ and flexibility (can play the 2 if we went big) would be a great idea and fills multiple needs. He seems a perfect fit for this team, and SG/PF could be addressed with next years draft.
Even contractually, if you gave him a big 4-year deal, he would be off the books by the time you had to pay this years first-rounder his 2nd contract (assuming this pick works out well!). I know Portland is likely to match most offers, but I think overpaying a bit may end up worth it. A starting lineup of Wall - Crawford (or MLE Vet) - Batum - Davis/Robinson - Nene with Crawford/Singleton/Booker/Seraphim in rotation doesn't look nearly as bad on paper, and with 1 more year of development (and *crosses finger* the "third year jump" for Wall and maybe Booker) this team could be dangerous starting in 2014.


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Supporting the Dearborn Special Olympics is as easy as ordering a basket of chicken wings on Monday, Jan. 30.
From 11 a.m.-midnight Monday, diners at the Dearborn location can present a coupon to have 20 percent of their purchase go toward supporting the Dearborn Special Olympics group. Print the coupon directly from Dearborn Patch by clicking on the attached PDF.
Dearborn Special Olympics organizer and coach Joe Pellegrino, whose son also participates in the group, explained that funds raised go toward assisting in paying for uniforms, equipment and competition fees.
Though Dearborn has never sent any kids to national Special Olympics competitions, they have gone on to statewide games.
"One of our goals is to get some kids that can participate in winter games up in Traverse City," Pellegrino said.
The Buffalo Wild Wings fundraiser is held annually to support the group. Other fundraisers have been held at Biggby Coffee, as well as spaghetti dinners.


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SAN JOSE (AP) - EBay reported Tuesday that its third-quarter net income rose 22 percent thanks to higher revenue at its PayPal payments service and at the marketplaces business that includes eBay.com.
LARISSA, Greece (AP) - The world's oldest profession is giving a whole new meaning to love of the game.
NEW YORK (AP) - For banks, mortgage-making kept profits humming before the financial crisis, then blackened reputations and stamped out earnings when the crisis hit.
TORONTO (AP) - The stalled talks between the NHL and the players' association finally got a jumpstart.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Gap has announced a management overhaul aimed at enabling the retailer to respond more quickly to customers' needs across the globe.
PHOENIX (AP) Apollo Group Inc. said Tuesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter net income tumbled 60 percent, hurt by higher costs and declining enrollment at the University of Phoenix. To cope, the for-profit education company plans to close 115 of the university's mostly smaller locations, a move that will affect 13,000 students.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Apple Inc. has sent out invites for an event next Tuesday, where it's expected to announce the release of a smaller iPad.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - With the launch of its Surface tablet computer, Microsoft is becoming a genuine "frenemy" - part friend, part enemy - to its longtime manufacturing partners.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, expects cold winds to blow this fall, as consumers shift their spending toward tablets and a weak global economy curbs corporate spending on computers.
Federal student loans are about to become a larger financial crisis than the mortgage disaster. With $1 trillion in student loans outstanding - and more being added every year - cutting the interest rates on federal student loans is a topic that both parties should agree upon immediately.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is mining her old advertising connections at Google to help her tackle the challenges facing her in her new job.
SAN JOSE (AP) - EBay's PayPal unit is planning layoffs in the coming weeks as it tries to refocus and operate more like an agile startup than a large company, according to people familiar with the matter.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans spent more money at retailers in September - a buying surge that reflected growing consumer confidence and the launch of the latest iPhone.
DETROIT (AP) - Amphibious vehicles could soon be zooming out of James Bond's garage - or pond - and into yours.
No matter who is picked as president in the upcoming election, in today's column, I will tell you what he will do about Social Security reform. But before I get to that, I must once again go over the reason why reform is needed.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Some 1 billion people are now using Android devices, Google said as the company kicked off its two-day developer conference Wednesday in San Francisco.
NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. stock market inched modestly higher Wednesday, recovering more than half of what it lost the day before, as investors were able to set aside two disappointing economic reports.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a startup Internet company has to pay broadcasters when it takes television programs from the airwaves and allows subscribers to watch them on smartphones and other portable devices.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California's credit rating is rebounding, reflecting the relative stability of its state budget.
WASHINGTON (AP) - When the government updates its estimate Wednesday of how the U.S. economy fared last quarter, the number is pretty sure to be ugly. Horrible even.
NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market had its biggest decline in two weeks Tuesday, led by a sell-off in blue-chip bank and energy stocks. Homebuilders rose after the government reported sales of new homes rose in May to the highest level in six years.
LONDON (AP) - Law enforcement agencies across the globe are taking a page out of the hacker's handbook, using targets' own phones and computers to spy on them with methods traditionally associated with cybercriminals, two computer security groups said Tuesday.
NEW YORK (AP) - AT&T's CEO told Congress Tuesday that his company's purchase of DirecTV will help slow increases in programming prices, but won't lead to a decrease in prices.
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama said Monday that the United States should join the rest of the industrialized world and offer paid leave for mothers of newborns.
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks fell for the first time in seven days, ending a run that had pushed the indexes to all-time highs, as investors assessed corporate news.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court on Monday made it tougher for investors to join together to sue corporations for securities fraud, a decision that could curb the number of multimillion-dollar legal settlements companies pay out each year.
DETROIT (AP) - Faulty air bags - which have already led to the recall of millions of cars worldwide - are being blamed for a new round of recalls in the U.S.


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We only have six picks this year. I really believe Ozzie will trade down. The draft is too strong and too deep in too many positions. Why get just one great player when you can get two *almost* really great players?
Try this on for size: we trade our first rounder for a high 2nd and 3rd. We take the best WR or if some crazy BPA falls to us we take hime. We trade our lower 2nd rounder for a third and a fourth rounder. That gives us three 3rd rounders. We draft, in no particular order in the third round: best DE, Best CB and best FB- a Frank Wycheck wannabe. Cam loves the blocking FB's that can also catch a pass in his system.
Our two fourth rounders we draft, in no particular order, the best OT and LB. Fifth and sixth rounders, anybody's guess: maybe a TE, maybe a kicker, maybe another OL, who knows...
In summation, we get the best WR that falls to the early second round, we get a quality DE, FB and young CB to groom, we get a quality OT and LB. And, no first round money to pay out-!


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The prosecution has been setting out its case on day one of the trial of Tony McLernon, accused of murdering his heavily pregnant ex-girlfriend in Harlow, Essex.
Fuelled by alcohol and cannabis, McLernon arranged to meet Eystna Blunnie in the early hours of June 27 last year, prosecutor Andrew Jackson told Chelmsford Crown Court.
The couple had recently broken up after an abusive relationship and he knew she was pregnant with his child.
Opening the trial, Mr Jackson added: "He repeatedly kicked and stamped on her in an act of brutal and sustained violence.
"He knew he was not only killing her but their unborn child as well."
After the killings, McLernon hid in nearby woodlands and sent a text message to his father saying: "I'm scared."
He later spoke to his father on the phone and told him: "I think I've killed Eystna," the court heard.
McLernon, 24, from North Grove, Harlow, denies murdering Ms Blunnie and a charge of child destruction by wilfully causing the death of an unborn child.


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It's time for VIkings fans, and more importantly, Vikings coaches Chilldress and Bevell to realize something: Adrian "All Day" Peterson is by far the best player on the Vikings (he may be the best player in the NFL too) and Brett Favre, who at 41 years old, injured, and missed camp, is the sidekick, NOT the other way around.
Last year was a mirage. Favre will not be that good again, Rice is out, Chester is gone, teams know how to attack Favre (literally). The only way the Vikings will have a shot this year is for their O-Line to re-discover their run-blocking mastery and ride AD. And don't worry haters, he will (a) Run Hard and get good yardage on average (b) NOT fumble and (c) pop some BIG TD runs if we stick with it.
It might not be pretty, but this is the formula we have to use to win. It was evident tonight. We had success on offense (and helped out D) when we focused on the run with AD and let Favre pick his spots. Also, it will be good when Toby Gerhardt comes back as he can take his turn pounding the rock and give AD a breather (Albert Young is small, weak, and doesn't run decisively)
Clearly Chilly and Bevell still didn't realize that 2009 is gone, and relying on Brett to win games won't work, as we saw tonight. We abandoned the run. WE stopped Peterson, NOT the Saints.
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The West Orange Police Department provided some new details into the where Tyrone Gadsden, of Roselle, attack a woman and robbed a house.
Gadsden, 48, was wearing an orange vest and white hard hat as he went to the house on North Hillside Avenue in Livingston. Once inside, he took capture of a worker in the residence and ransacked the house before leading police on a car chase throughout Livingston. Once Gadsden eluded the Livingston Police Department, the West Orange counterparts pulled Gadsden over around 10 minutes later.
"Livingston broadcasted a crime alert from their jurisdiction regarding a home invasion in their town," West Orange Capt. John Buoye told Patch on Tuesday. "They had a description and a registration number of the vehicle, with a description of the suspect inside the car."
Soon after the alter was broadcast, West Orange police officer Patrick Matullo observed the suspect's vehicle waiting at the traffic light at the intersection of Main Street and Mt. Pleasant Avenue.
Once the license plate number was confirmed, a motor vehicle stop was conducted and backup immediately arrived. Buoye said that West Orange officers blocked off the stopped Mercedes Benz with about six or seven police cars in front and behind it in case Gadsden attempted to escape.
Gadsden was taken into custody without incident. The entire incident took about 45 minutes.
"It was that easy," said Buoye. "Especially being the felony vehicle, the driver did not flee the scene. ... Who knows ... the reasoning. Once the officer conducted the motor vehicle stop, [Gadsden] just remained calm."
Gadsden was held by the WOPD at the intersection until Livingston police arrived and took over the investigation. Livingston police took the suspect into custody and towed the vehicle.
"It was all turned over to them," said Buoye.
Gadsden is being charged with robbery, aggravated assault, kidnapping, theft and criminal restraint. He was last reported to be in the Livingston local lock-up, but is expected to be transferred to the Essex County Jail.


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Friday, April 27, 2007
Online Relaionships.
There are a lot of dating sites on the Internet offering Friendship,Love, Marriage et al to Straight, Gay and Bisexual people .
So many people have bn married by this means. I know 2 of my friends who have bn married this way, and they are still with their husbands.Still very happy. Both have bn married for 2 years, one has a daughter, but the other doesn't have a child yet.
But it's not always rosy. Some people have met dangerous people via the net... while others who are 2 shy or too busy 2 have real relationships have bn able to communicate their feelings to people who share the same interest(s) as them.
Some people travel several miles to meet strange people they have only chatted wt online, based on the long/frequent communications they have had wt their online friends/lovers,and also based on feelings they may have developed during the course of their communication.
This form of communication could either be via SMSES, Phone calls, Chatting or via Webcams.
Sometimes it works out, other times it doesn't.
People!! What do u think about online dating?
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I have a friend that are married and as happie as ever in a very beautiful relationship where they met on internet. Still there are many players out there so be careful. Just hope my thing is a story like my friends.
- April 28, 2007 at 5:37 PM
I am very deeply in love with a woman I met online. She says that she loves me too, and she and I will hopefully be married within a year, if she'll say yes. THE PHANTOM
- April 28, 2007 at 7:00 PM
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@ Stevo. I hope so too for u.
@ The Phantom. I am sure she will say yes if u ask her. U are lucky 2 have found each other.
Good luck!
- April 28, 2007 at 7:59 PM
i know loads of people it has worked for sadly they are all white people. nigerians generally lie from the beginning soeven when there turns out to be something along the way the lies would stand between them
- March 4, 2008 at 3:39 AM
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1:55pm Friday 23rd September 2011 in Surrey CCC By Stuart Amos
Surrey head coach Chris Adams says his current crop of stars are under starters orders to be the next golden generation at the Kia Oval.
The Lions beat Somerset by five-wickets in a rain-affected Clydesdale Bank 40 final at Lord's on Saturday to claim their first silverware since 2003.
Skipper Rory Hamilton-Brown hit a match-winning 78 as his men chased a revised target of 186 from 30 overs to add the trophy to the LV= County Championship promotion they achieved earlier in the week.
Adams has kept faith with a host of home-grown youngsters in limited-overs competition and believes they can form the backbone of a successful side for years to come.
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"We've done it the hard way. There are some people out there who didn't want this success to happen.
"This is just the beginning. "This team is going to be together for a long time. Imagine how good they will be in five years time."
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Reviews by DCon:
4.58/5 rDev +17.4%
While taking a lift from my friend Huber, it was quite a journey to find this place and he was from SLC! Due to the one way streets and vast construction areas, we ended up having to go down a WRONG WAY street and then immediately turn right onto Main Street. Eventful night. Finally finding it because of the Craft Neon Beer Signs outside, he dropped me off and I proceeded into this "well known" beer bar in town.
Walking straight in through the big red doors, I was witnessing a deja vu of beer bars in Columbia, MO. People doing shots all down the bar. Fun atmosphere and party people! I decided to take a seat at the other end of the bar and collect my thoughts on what to order. The music was all different genres from reggae/hip hop/alternative. Great mix!
The beer menu was very informative by style, ABV, and price. Very neat and they had everything in stock. Both bartenders informed me that they cellar and age most of their brews. I then went straight for a Mirror Mirror Vintage! Couldn't resist.
Both bartenders working that night were very cool and we all shared thoughts/opinions on different sought after beers and which ones aged better then others. Quite the staff for a beer bar!
Their selection was outstanding too. Not as many brews as other beer bars (right under 200), it was filled with nothing but limited/rare beers that make you "any mini miny moe". I chose a "night cap" sort of beer (Mirror Mirror) and enjoyed for a while.
I never saw any menu for food but as I made it in this place at 11pm, their kitchen must have closed already. Next time!
I suggest stopping in here first (if your looking to enjoy GREAT beer and receive AWESOME service). They make your experience worth the trip. Will be back next time I'm in SLC. Thanks BeerHive Staff!
02-09-2012 01:28:17 | More by DCon
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06-14-2014 18:57:37 | More by Azeotrope
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01-16-2014 07:23:11 | More by WyattWhitaker
4.29/5 rDev +10%
The beerhive is a great little spot. I heard of this place a few times before I went there. I was glad I did.
The bar is deceptively larger than it looks. Inside is plenty of room, with a down stairs with pool tables. The atmosphere is laid back and chill.
The quality of beer and selection is quite good. They had several beer that I've wanted to try and not that big of a price gouge either. I had a 2012 Abyss for $20, which considering I was drinking it in a bar, I felt reasonable. They have a huge menu of beers and a bit of everything.
Our server was very good and was good at offering advice of selection. She kept up with water and beer.
Overall, great place worth checking out if you are in SLC!
07-27-2013 01:25:49 | More by drrone
4.09/5 rDev +4.9%
Never have I felt compelled to write a review but after visiting SLC and experiencing their lack of good beer, I figure this place needed to be shared.
Small patio, long bar, dark inside but staffed well. Most of the length of the bar has about a five inch wide ice lane for resting beer bottles on (to help keep them cool in the warmer months). I had never seen this before and thought it was VERY "cool."
Awesome selection of bottled beers and the decent SLC selection of draft brew available in the state but a nice variety from places like Zion, Moab, Uinta, Squatters and so on (about 15-16 taps and easily 80+ bottles). I had a bottle of 09 Mirror Mirror from Deschutes and one I've been wanting to try for a while (even with known and acknowledged Brett infection). They had many great Barleywines and Stouts from all over the country and was very happy to see a bar for someone like me in a city not quite for me.
Mark-ups on bottles were about what you'd expect for a bar that's been hanging on to brews for 4+ years.
If you're downtown in SLC, stop in!
04-03-2013 22:59:30 | More by EyePeeAyBryan
4.1/5 rDev +5.1%
Walking in, they were playing Led Zeppelin and had NFL on the TV, which made a great first impression. The decor is awesome and the TV's are in prefect position behind the bar to watch from any seat. The bottled beer menu isn't Bayou huge, but that they may be a good thing. The wife and I both got beer we never had before. The cheese fries were decent, not great. That's all we got for food. Live the three pool tables and the foosball table downstairs,unfortunately the TV down there wasn't working. The waitress was great when she came to us, but didn't check on us for a while after our first beers were empty. Overall though, I think I found a new favorite spot.
10-10-2012 15:42:36 | More by bluebeer317
3.98/5 rDev +2.1%
I like Beerhive. The decor and atmosphere is nice and clean. Almost all of the taps are Utah brewed beers, which works for me. Beyond that, the bottle list is quite extensive, but not bringing as much as The Bayou. Which doesn't really make a difference to me as there are so many things to try. I was surprised at how good my pizza was. Most bars or brewpubs seem to have a standard kind of pizza, but this was well beyond that. The guy visiting from Philly next to me also thought the pizza was really good, and he was as surprised as I was. (The food actually comes from Michaelangelo's next door.) Service is relaxed here, but generally not inattentive. This is a go-to spot in SLC, especially considering it's location in the downtown area.
09-09-2012 05:12:55 | More by RblWthACoz
Beerhive Pub in Salt Lake City, UT
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So when I first got my precious Nexus 4, I thought that I'd love the idea of having onscreen buttons.
But after using it for a couple days, the fact of having 2 black bars on the screen at all times just gradually becomes an eyesore. I can't help but eventually decided to root it to see if there is anything that can be done. I'm one of those people who love a smartphone with a big screen (not quite the Note II, but maybe the Droid DNA's 5" 1080p awesomeness), so it would be a dream come true, especially when there's no soft keys laying beneath the display.
So here's the stuff that you need!
- A rooted Nexus 4! Source: XDA
- LMT Launcher (for hidden buttons!) Source: XDA
- Full Screen Toggle APK (For...full screen - getting rid of the navigation bar) Source: XDA
- OPTIONAL: Smart Status Bar (For accessing t status bar when it's hidden) Source: Play Store
- OPTIONAL: Nova Launcher (for customizing the new-gained screen estate :-) ) Source: Play Store
So basically, we are using the LMT launcher to hide the onscreen buttons. However, since this app is not officially supporting the Nexus 4 just yet, there isn't an option for the Nexus 4. The good thing is, it works flawlessly still by choosing the Nexus 7 option (option 0 under Settings>Set Input). After you download the apk file, you need to first check "Unknown Sources" under Settings>Security, then you can install the app. There are a lot of customization options in this app. Take some time to look through them and find the settings you like. I personal have not yet tried the gestures, since I'm okay with the lovely pie wheel option for now to trigger the navigation "pie." However, the potential of this app is way beyond just the basic settings. I only wish there is an option of pulling up the navigation pie from the bottom of the screen.
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Then, we want to download the Full Screen Toggle APK (the newest version). Make sure you have installed the LMT Launcher first, or else we are going to have a Nexus 4 with no navigation buttons at all. After installing the app, open it up and choose the first option - "Disable nav bar, full screen." Your nexus 4 will then exist without the navigation bar after you reboot the device. Give it couple of seconds before SuperUser grants the LMT Launcher root access, then you can pull up the navigation buttons accordingly to your desire (or preset settings :-) )
So...we are done :-) just enjoy having those extra pixels on your screen!
The use of LMT Launcher is hard to get used to at first, but then after using it for a couple days, it will become a second nature!
For smart status bar, it's just pretty handy to use since it will allow you to access the status bar even when it is hidden in some full screen apps (e.g., games). FYI: The full screen toggle app itself only hides the navigation bar, not the status bar.
And as for Nova Launcher, I use it for making my home screen 6x4, which looks far better since it still keeps the aesthetic of the stock launcher, but with more functionality at the same time.
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(BEIJING, August 9) -- One day after the men's race showcased the challenging Olympic Road Cycling course, the women's race will be held on Sunday, August 10. The event will start at 2:00 p.m. local time and finish at 5:30 p.m.
As with the men's race, the 66 starters will begin in downtown Beijing and race 78 kilometers to Juyongguan in Changping County, northwest of the capital. From there they will begin two hilly, 23.8-kilometer circuits between Juyongguan and the Badaling section of the Great Wall. Each circuit entails a 12-kilometer ascent to Badaling followed by a descent back to Juyongguan. The finish for the race is a 700-meter climb at 6% grade to the Cloud Platform, a finely carved marble archway that marks the finish line.
The Beijing Olympic Road Cycling course is claimed by several top cyclists to be the most difficult course in Olympic history.
The Top Contenders
Judith Arndt of Germany hopes to erase the disappointment of being beaten into the silver-medal place at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games as she leads the list of favorites in the Women's Road Race. Arndt was the 2004 Women's Road Race world champion and led the 2008 season-long World Cup series. A winner of 18 German national championships across all disciplines, Arndt is an Olympic medalist on the road and track, and arrives in Beijing fresh from victory in the Thuringen-Rundfahrt Women's Tour event.
The 2008 Australian Women's Road Race champion, Oenone Wood of Australia is known for her climbing and sprinting skills and is expected to do well on the challenging Olympic Road Cycling course. Wood, the 2004 and 2005 Women's World Cup champion, has achieved three consecutive world championship top-10 finishes.
The Australian 2004 Athens Women's Road Race gold medalist, Sara Carrigan will also hope to defend her title with help form Wood and teammate Kate Bates.
The UCI Women's Road standings leader, Marinane Vos of the Netherlands, claimed her maiden Women's Road Race world championship in 2006, at the age 19. Vos, the reigning Women's World Cup champion, is the two-time defending La Fleche Wallonne Feminine champion, an event that features a similar uphill finish to that of the Beijing Road Cycling course.
Nicole Cooke of Great Britain placed fifth in Athens and was the winner of the overall World Cup crowns in 2003 and 2006. Cooke is known for her attacking style on climbs and aims to become the first British women to claim an Olympic Road Cycling medal.
Susanne Ljungskog of Sweden, a two-time Women's Road Race world champion and a two-time defending Tour de l'Aude champion, is an all-rounder who can get over climbs and fight it out to the finish.
Two months before her fiftieth birthday, Frances Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli will contest her seventh consecutive Olympic Women's Road Race. Longo-Ciprelli was the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Women's Road Race gold medalist.


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We have a live web application that's been running successfully for 3 years. Over time, our data has become more sensitive and requires support for MySQL transactions to guarantee data to the end user.
All of our existing tables are using the MyISAM engine and we'd like to convert to InnoDB. It seems like the switch is relatively painless (just fire the queries). However, I do have a couple of questions:
- Are there any specific kinds of queries that would need to be rewritten because of the switch to InnoDB (i.e. queries that would begin to fail because of InnoDB)?
- Any recommendations for InnoDB tuning?
- How much more RAM would an entire InnoDB database consume versus a predominantly MyISAM database?
- What does InnoDB not "play friendly" with that works with ease using MyISAM, if any at all? I know full-text search doesn't exist with InnoDB.
Essentially, I don't want to crash the application because of this switch. Any pointers/tips will be much appreciated for the migration...
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And so 2013 draws to a close, and even though production started on two different, new Terrence Malick films back in 2011, there is still no sign of either "Knight Of Cups" or his Untitled Music Scene project. Both movies feature extensive, starry cast members who dropped by to work on the movie at various junctures, and both have plot details which are a mystery to everyone but Malick, but it looks like there is one major star you can likely count out of one of the projects.
Christian Bale recently stopped by to chat with Thompson On Hollywood, and the inevitable question about the status of the Malick films came up, and he reveals that he basically wasn't really in the music scene movie. "With 'Knight of Cups' I was there the whole time. The other one I unfortunately wasn't able to do everything I was meant to do, so I ended up doing like three, four days on that. Which in Terry's world means you're never going to see me in it," he said.
But reassured, both movies are coming, with Bale confirming he's deep in post-production on "Knight Of Cups" already (with the first official still released in May). "I've been doing that for months. Terry is on fire. They're both going to get finished. There's no doubt about it. WHEN, I can't tell you. But they're both going to get finished. He's just lit up. He's possessed," Bale added.
So... maybe in 2014? As always with Malick, it'll be whenever his creative muse says it's done, but it looks like we can count Bale out for at least one of them.
Brit | December 3, 2013 10:52 AM
Bale's role in the untitled project is connected to Haley Bennett's role, so I hope it doesn't mean that her role was reduced too just because, for I don't know what reason, Bale could only be on set for 3/4 days...
Is it because he needed holidays or because of scheduling conflict?
MErvin | December 2, 2013 10:52 PM
An actor suited for Malick if there ever was one (and there've been several). Let's hope he doesn't do that Batman voice.
MMS. | December 2, 2013 7:48 PM
Mr. Bale - as an actor, mind you - puts into perspective being an actor or (the thought of being) a director, and where he "rests" with this distinction. A relief to read him not being an overly self-centered actor who'd bleed into putting on the mantle of director as well, but instead knows his place - so to speak..
"Do you weigh in on post-production? Or do you just let the director do his thing?
- If I was a director I'd want to be able to do my own thing completely. So I will respect that with other people and that's the price you pay as an actor, that they may be cutting your very best scenes. Why did you pick that? If you don't like that, become a director or become a producer and tell them to put those scenes in. But I don't have any interest in doing that."
Sita | December 2, 2013 7:16 PM
100bucks says Malick will have a huge cut for both of his films.
jon | December 2, 2013 6:56 PM
"But reassured" - Don't you mean "But rest assured"?
jon | December 2, 2013 6:55 PM
"Less Days THAN Scheduled"
Learn the difference between then/than. You guys are writers.
Franck | December 2, 2013 5:00 PM
'Shot fewer days than scheduled'! English, please!
Kate | December 2, 2013 4:55 PM
...hence the out-of-nowhere Fassbender appearance that people thought would be a cameo but turned out to be six weeks of filming.
That Kid | December 2, 2013 4:48 PM
I thought he was the lead in both. Well. That's Malik for you.


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The epic musical "Miss Saigon" was nominated for an Olivier Award, Britain's highest and most prestigious theater honor, for Best New Musical in 1989. But it didn't win.
It was beaten out by "Return to the Forbidden Planet," a silly jukebox musical that blended sci-fi, Shakespeare and old rock 'n' roll hits.
A new production by Jobsite Theatre, the professional theater company in residence at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, opens this week.
Among the stars of the large cast are two actors from the Bradenton area, Jonathan Harrison of Parrish and Owen Robertson of Sarasota.
Harrison's a long-time professional actor who has appeared in several of the Shakespeare-based musicals at the American Stage in the Park Festival in St. Petersburg. He's been wanting to perform in "Return to the Forbidden Planet" since he saw another hit production of it in Tampa in 1996.
"Jeff Norton was in that, and he was a friend of mine," Harrison said. Norton was a noted area actor who was murdered in his home four years ago. "I've been wanting to do this show since that production. I haven't done anything theater-wise in about eight-years."
Harrison keeps his music chops sharp working as the singer for a popular area band the Vodkanauts. Vodkanauts guitarist Mark Warren is in the band for "Forbidden Planet."
Harrison has lots of Shakespeare experience, but he says this is something different.
"It Fakespeare," he said.
The show pulls lines and references from lots of Shakespeare shows, but it doesn't demand that its audience know or even enjoy Shakespeare. A typical Shakespeare reference in the show concerns a machine that monitors the planet's life forms and lets out a series of electronic noises. "Two beeps or not two beeps?" someone asks. This is not intellectual comedy, and it's not for Shakespeare purists.
The show's plot takes the premise of "The Tempest," adds elements of the classic 1950s science-fiction flick "Forbidden Planet" (which was itself very loosely based on "The Tempest"), and adds in a couple of dozen songs from the '50s and early '60s. Among the songs: "Johnny B. Goode," "Go Now," "Wipe Out" and "Monster Mash."
"It's a great deal of fun," said Robertson, the Sarasota actor who's been a Jobsite regular for the past few years. His character "invents a drug that allows him to create things with the power of thought. Unfortunately he creates monsters with his thoughts. He realizes he has to go away, and he commits what he calls cosmic suicide."
Jobsite Theatre usually performs in the Shimberg Theatre, the black-box space at the Straz. Harrison said he's been keeping an eye on the troupe in its 16 years at the Straz and says "Forbidden Planet" shows that Jobsite is coming of age by producing a show in a much larger theater with much greater technical capabilities.
"They've gotten better," he said. "Not that they weren't good, but they were very young. This is Jobsite's big, huge break."
Details: June 12-July 6, Jaeb Theatre at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, 1010 N. MacInnes Place, Tampa. Show times: 8 p.m. Thursday- Friday, 4 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: $29.50 plus service charge and up. Information: 813-229-7827, strazcenter.org.
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The web was abuzz this week about what could be an historic White House appointment.California attorney Nicole Wong, who became something of a free-speech and web privacy specialist for Internet giants Google and Twitter, is in line to be President Barack Obama's choice to advise him on internet privacy and security issues, many media reports say.
Wong, a high-profile (and high-tech) Bay Area lawyer, has earned a reputation as a fierce defender of The First Amendment.
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The appointment itself will be a first. No president has ever drafted a "cyber czar." The post, as rumored, looks like it will be quite a juggling act for the winner, defining what Americans define as private (and keeping it that way) while working to defend free-flowing information on the Internet.
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September 10, 2013
ABERDEEN, S.D. – Dakota State (S.D.) traveled to Presentation (S.D.) Tuesday evening to battle in the first-ever North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) volleyball conference match at the Strode Center. The Trojans recorded a hitting percentage of .203 and swept the Saints in three straight sets by the scores of 25-17, 25-21 and 25-22.
Dakota State snapped their six-match losing streak and improved their overall record to 3-10 after their first NSAA conference victory. Presentation, which entered their first year membership with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and NSAA conference, dropped their overall record to 5-4 and 0-1 NSAA.
The Trojans rolled in the opening set by smashing 16 kills with a killing percentage of .351 to earn a 25-17 victory. Presentation struggled by recording seven kills and hitting efficiency of .081.
DSU extended their match lead to 2-0 after gaining a 25-21 second-set win.
Dakota State secured the match by winning the third set by the score of 25-22. The Trojans outhit the Saints 14-10 in the third set. PC committed 10 attack errors, while DSU hit .195 in the third set.
Kylie Martin smashed 11 kills for the Trojans. She hit an impressive hitting percentage of .348 in the match. Caitlin Pick and Kelci Viesselman each had eight kills. Stacey Schuller produced a match-high 21 set assists. Kaylee Vander Wal added 16 assists.
Katherine Gonzalez led DSU's defense with 19 digs. She recorded three service aces in the match. Viesselman added 11 digs. Brittany Anderson had two block assists.
Megan Goedert had 11 kills for the Saints. Karly Fuhrman added eight kills. Mo Bunney recorded 14 assists, while Carly Peterson added nine assists.
Haley Boisjolie, first NSAA Libero Player of the Week, led the Saints with 15 digs. Bunney and Fuhrman each had three block assists.
Dakota State outhit Presentation 40-28 in the match. The Trojans recorded a hitting percentage of .203. The Saints struggled with a hitting efficiency of .085.
DSU had seven service aces in the match compared to PC four service aces. The Trojans had 62 digs compared to the Saints' 58 digs.
Both teams had three blocks.
Dakota State plays their final preseason tune-up this weekend. The Trojans compete in the two-day 'Claws Out Challenge' tournament, hosted by Peru State (Neb.) in Peru, Neb. DSU plays Grace (Neb.) at 4:30 p.m. and Peru State at 8:30 p.m. on Friday. On Saturday, the Trojans play Friends (Kan.) at 10:30 a.m. and Mount Marty (S.D.) at 4:30 p.m.
Presentation heads on the road Saturday. The Saints play in a triangular, hosted by Concordia (Neb.) in Seward. PC plays Concordia at 10 a.m. and the University of Dallas-Irving at 12 noon.
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Peanut sauce
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Chicken satay served with peanut sauce
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Peanut sauce, satay sauce, bumbu kacang, sambal kacang, or pecel is a sauce widely used in the cuisines of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, China and Africa. It is also used, to a lesser extent, in European (particularly Dutch) and Middle Eastern cuisine. It is also used in Filipino cuisine but rarely.
The main ingredient is ground roasted peanuts, for which peanut butter can act as a substitute. Several different recipes for making peanut sauces exist, resulting in a variety of flavours. A typical recipe usually contains ground roasted peanuts or peanut butter (smooth or crunchy), coconut milk, soy sauce, galangal, garlic, and spices (such as coriander seed, cumin, etc.). Other possible ingredients are chili peppers, sugar, milk, fried onion, and lemon grass.
One of the main characteristics of Indonesian cuisine is the wide applications of bumbu kacang (peanut sauce) in many Indonesian signature dishes such as satay, gado-gado, karedok, ketoprak, and pecel. It is usually added to main ingredients (meat or vegetable) to add taste, used as dipping sauce such as sambal kacang (a mixture of ground chilli and fried peanuts) for otak-otak or ketan or as a dressing on vegetables.[1] Introduced from Mexico by Portuguese and Spanish merchants in the 16th century, peanuts found a place within Indonesian cuisine as a popular sauce. Peanuts thrived in the tropical environment of Southeast Asia, and today, they can be found roasted and chopped finely, topping a variety of dishes and in marinades and dipping sauces. Peanut sauce reached its sophistication in Indonesia, with the delicate balance of taste acquired from various ingredients according to each recipe of peanut sauce; fried peanuts, gula jawa (palm sugar), garlic, shallot, ginger, tamarind, lemon juice, lemongrass, salt, chilli, pepper, sweet soy sauce, ground together and mixed with water to acquire right texture. The secret to good peanut sauce is "not too thick and not too watery." Indonesian peanut sauce tends to be less sweet than the Thai one (which is a hybrid adaptation). Gado-gado is eaten with peanut sauce throughout Indonesia showcasing the delicate balance of sweet, spicy and sour.
In Chinese cooking, the sauce is often used on grilled meat. Other uses include hot pot and Dan dan noodles.
Through its former possessions in South East Asia, peanut sauce has become a common side dish in the Netherlands. Besides being used in certain traditional Indonesian and Dutch-Indonesian dishes, it has found its way in to a purely Dutch context when it is eaten during, for instance, a (non Asian style) barbecue or with French fries. A popular combination at Dutch fast food outlets is French fries with mayonnaise and peanut sauce (often with raw chopped onions), called a "Patat Oorlog" (lit. "French fries War"). Peanut sauce is also eaten with baguette, bread, cucumber or potatoes. It is also used as an ingredient in the deep-fried snack food called "Satékroket", a croquette made with a flour-thickened ragout based on Indonesian satay.
In Singapore, peanut sauce is not only used as dipping sauce for satay. It is also eaten with rice vermicelli known as Satay bee hoon.
In Vietnam, it is called tương đậu phộng and is used in cuốn diếp dish.
Commercial versions of the usually home made sauce are available in a number of countries. In Australia, common brands include Fountain and Ayam.[2][3] In the United States, common brands include House of Tsang, Annie Chun's, and Sajen.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Perfect Peanut Sauce Recipe". July 28, 2005. Retrieved 30 May 2014.
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- ^ "Fountain Sauces - Products". Retrieved 30 May 2014.
- ^ Hu, Janny (February 5, 2012). "2 peanut sauces power into Hall of Fame". Hearst Communications, Inc. Retrieved 30 May 2014.
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It is often wiser to adapt our systems to what people do in practice, than the other way 'round.
A big challenge with implementing a centralized authoritative repository representing an organization's System of Record is that this is often not practical. Many traditional Enterprise Content Management (ECM) implementations failed because of the enormity of the project and the complexity of the implementation, not unlike big ERP and Enterprise Management projects. They put an excessive burden on IT and have required IT intervention for minor changes. ECM systems were often intrusive and required users to change the way they work, causing widespread user dissatisfaction. ECM systems as a result are best suited for the most critical business documents, often in specific departments (Finance, HR, etc.) of the enterprise with well-structured processes or in highly regulated industries (e.g. pharmaceutical).
The need for flexibility and to tap widespread user support across the global organization has moved organizations away from centralized repositories and towards decentralized distributed repositories unified by a holistic policy management approach.
The growth of unstructured information, particularly email, has resulted in the emergence of online archiving solutions as a System of Record. Archives are particularly effective in handling billions of small unstructured items such as email. As archiving solutions do not include collaboration and document management capabilities and integrate with email and file systems at the back-end, they do not impact end-users. The main focus of archiving has been for compliance and eDiscovery. Archiving solutions typically provide a rich set of capabilities for retention management, monitoring and supervision, search, legal-hold and early case assessment. With the growth of unstructured information and the use of expensive storage for production email and file systems, a secondary focus for archiving is to offload production systems. This is done by moving data that is inactive to the online archive (and deleting the production copy) or by stubbing the data (leaving a pointer in the production system to the data in the archive).
Online archiving of email has become a widespread practice, but the use of archiving systems for files and documents is still limited. The pervasive use of email for communication makes it a frequent target of internal investigations and external eDiscovery requests. This often results in the implementation of email archiving for all users in the organization. In many organizations however, the cost of moving large numbers of files and documents into an archive and then storing another copy is considered prohibitive relative to the perceived gains. File systems also scale a lot better than email systems do, making file archiving less of an urgent problem.
This brings us to backup. Any data that is important for the business has to be and is backed up. Backup has been established as a standard practice for all applications and file systems. Why not leverage this existing and comprehensive repository of information, which is kept safely and securely, for information governance? Why not bring the information governance capability to where the data resides, rather than moving the data to this capability?
Guess what? We know from experience that organizations are already using backup as an archive. Despite the admonishments of industry experts, tape has always been and continues to be used to meet archiving needs. The configuration of long term retention periods for a fraction of data on disk and cloud backup is an indication that it's being used for archival purposes. eDiscovery requests often result in many days or weeks of manual effort by IT searching backup for relevant data.
Data protection solutions can be enhanced to make a backup repository a System of Record and address information governance needs. Next generation data protection solutions can incorporate archiving by indexing and classifying data as it is being backed up. This will support search for litigation and compliance. Adding sophisticated policy management, specifically granular policies for retention and disposition of data and policies for deletion of inactive source data will help address archiving needs.
Backup is changing in very significant ways. Will backup be busy adapting to the new virtualization and cloud environments? Or will it have a chance to incorporate archiving features and become a System of Record? Is this an idea whose time has finally come? What do you think?


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