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Hashim Amla is one of the rare stylists left in the game but it was his unwavering determination that brought him a valuable hundred at Lord's
August 19, 2012
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As the shadows lengthened from the Pavilion End on the third evening and Stuart Broad strained to provide England the wicket that would carry them into the night with force behind them, Hashim Amla unfurled two strokes that mark him out among the rare stylists left in the game.
The first was caressed down the ground, with the ball gathering speed as it always does when it is timed well. That took him past 50, for only, hard to believe, the second time in the series. A ball later, as if to treat himself, he leaned forward to the penultimate ball the day, allowed it to come to him and opened his blade to persuade it through extra cover. Had VVS Laxman not been preoccupied with the small matter of wrapping up his career and been watching instead he would have quietly approved. Like him, Amla is a man of style and steel.
Seen in isolation, those two strokes would have fooled you. It was an innings of more steel than style. At The Oval, he had drained the spirit out of the England bowling by simply offering them no hope. Not a ball went past his bat unless he willed it to, and off the bat, he painted a wagon wheel so perfect that it would seem he didn't want to be partial to any corner of the ground. But at Lord's, with the match, the series and a dream in line, he had to wage a mighty struggle, and in its own way, it was equally impressive, and certainly as important.
Since that unbeaten 311 in his first innings of the series, he had managed only 50 in the next three. It could hardly be regarded as a sudden loss of form, but South Africa would be grateful his second hundred came in his final innings of series, and in came in conditions far tougher. James Anderson swung the ball both ways, Steven Finn was fiery, Greame Swann looked more like bowler he was expected to be at the start of the series and the openers went cheaply.
But over all else, there was a struggle within. The feet were awry, the timing was off, and strokes were uncertain. On two, he gloved a ball to Matt Prior who couldn't hold on to it, on 30 he survived a close lbw shout form Swann and in the next over he inside-edged a drive dangerously past his stumps. But mettle is tested when a batsman has to overcome the body's unwillingness to sync with the mind, and Amla hung on, scrapping, scratching, finding spaces to score runs steadily even without the fluency that is the hallmark of his batting. After Kallis fell in the dying hours, he was the man left carrying the South African dream.
A new day brought no respite. Finn gave him a torrid first hour, he sliced a lofted drive dangerously over mid-off, and couldn't find a boundary until a few overs after the lunch break. It took him to his 16th Test hundred, nine of which have come in the last three years. It is no surprise that he has also been the most prolific South African batsman in this period. His number of centuries now stands only behind Jacques Kallis, Graeme Smith and Gary Kirsten and at 62 Tests, Amla is at the mid-point of his career.
Watching him in his debut match against India at Kolkata, it was hard to see he would come this far. Everything about him looked exaggerated. His stance was wide to the point of ungainly, his bat swung around in the air before it found its direction and he was always moving as he played a stroke. In his first innings he was out exactly the way he looked like getting out from the moment he came in, his stumps shattered by a ball that moved in to him.
Amla is convinced that he hasn't changed a lot, and he is right in the sense that the broad basics of his game has remained the same. His stance is still wide, his bats still hangs in the air and comes down at an angle, but he has minimised his movements which gives him a solid base without compromising the essential wristyness of his batting. And because he has the ability to play late, he can hit the ball on the up on the front foot against the fast bowlers, and punch them off the back-foot against the spinners.
Before the series started, the spinner was meant to be the major difference between the sides. That Imran Tahir will end the series with nearly double the wickets of Swann's tally isn't a fair reflection of how they have bowled, it is of how expertly the South African top order have tackled Swann, and Amla has led the way. At The Oval, where the pitch was slower and lower, he stayed back and scored so easily off the back foot that Swann found it impossible to have a settled field. Altogether, he has scored a century off Swann's bowling alone - 111 off 203 balls without being dismissed - which is comfortably ahead of the second best - Kallis' 47 off 104 balls.
When he got his Lord's hundred, his teammates on the balcony celebrated with greater gusto than he did. AB de Villers clapped from a distance before giving his partner a quite a pat on the back. The only gesture Amla made was to thank his backroom staff and got around to building more runs. Ironically, the fluency returned briefly after he got his hundred and he stroked Broad for a gorgeous four through extra cover. Finn got him for the second time in the match, this time beating the outside edge of the bat, but by then he had played the defining innings of the Test.
At most times, Amla is a joy to watch. But as they stand at the doorstep of a special moment South Africa would value the substance he provides far more.
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Personally I have to disagree with Lore on the Spirit VS hit on gear, me been a moonkin I don't want hit as I get more from Spirit imo ye my trents don't get hit form Spirit but it lets me heal if the *^#$ hits the fan or if im needed to switch to healer spec.Other than that great show as normal.CWRI thought similar as well when I heard this but I believe that Lore may have been generalising Caster DPS for the sake of limiting arguments from those Caster DPS who should be favouring Hit over Spirit.With Balance of Power 2/2, Spirit can be incredibly helpful for a Moonkin especially with such a higher level of Hit being needed to make that 17%. However, Lore also clarified the following:It should be preferential that when a Spirit item drops, it should go to a Healer as the primary person as Healers rely heavily on Spirit and gain nothing from Hit. They don't have an option of equiping a Hit item and gaining Spirit from it - it's not a two way street for them. Or, to think of it the old way, MP5 vs Hit - if you saw something with MP5, it'd scream healer - Spirit does too.He did also go on to say that *some* Caster DPS classes do gain a benefit from Spirit and of course, this should be managed accordingly. In this specific example, it was about Spirit laiden trinkets - think perhaps +301 Spirit - Equip Chance on Helpful spells to gain xxxxx - while, yes, a Moonkin would get benefit from the Spirit, will they get benefit from the Equip or Use? Also, as Lore mentioned, as a Raid, are you better off making sure that your Healers have appropriate gear first before the Caster DPS vultures swarm in?As a Moonkin myself, I frequently will pass on an item to allow my Guild Healers to have the appropriate gear. Sure, if it comes around again well, it's open season for Casters but I'd rather miss an item and stay alive than feel the in and out of game wrath of a Healer :P
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Something I have noticed is a distinct lack of mail and leather gear with intellect and hit rating, I have noticed similar even with just the gear available from Justice Points. I used to carry a full DPS set of gear and another Healing set and have now been able to cull the second as the DPS gear has Spirit on it.I can see what Blizzard have done here - some classes have a Spirit : Hit conversion, and the others that can use it gain a pure Spirit : Mana conversion so is there a need for Hit?I think perhaps this is one of the more crucial changes in Cata that people have failed to grasp because Blizzard tried the simpler 'Spirit is heals' argument. With exceptions, that this may not apply to Druids and Elemental Shamans, which they did clearly state would be expected to share gear. I'm not sure about other classes (don't play them myself).Unfortunately, it comes down to educating people. And while yes, I still do see Spirit as a predominantly healing stat, I cannot deny the need for some classes to have it (including myself, being Balance). I think it comes down to your individual circumstances at the time. (To Iceveiled - I would have given that Pally a serve and don't blame you for needing on it :)Edit - found this which is a copy of the Blizzard release and I would suggest it's really not that clear, especially for those people that have a tendancy to only read what concerns them:http://www.wowction.com/2010/07/14/cataclysm-stat-system-2/'Spirit – Come Cataclysm, this stat should only be found on healing gear. Non-healing casters will have other systems in place to regenerate mana, and we are designing special solutions for Elemental shaman and Balance druids who often share gear with healers (more on this below). Raid buffs that currently boost Spirit (such as Blessing of Kings) will only boost the primary stats of Stamina, Strength, Agility, and Intellect. We are also likely changing the five-second rule and other quirks of the current regen system.'However it then goes on to say:'If you are a Balance druid or Elemental shaman: * You will still share gear with Restoration druids and shaman. * Your gear will have Spirit on it. It won't have Hit on it. * You will have a talent that converts Spirit to Hit. We will adjust talents accordingly so that you want about as much Spirit as, say, a warlock wants Hit. * Hit on rings and other such gear will still benefit you. * Raid buffs will no longer boost Spirit, so you shouldn't find yourself unexpectedly over the Hit cap because of buffs.'For the Shadow Priest concerns:http://www.shadowpriest.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=29721


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St. Francis Xavier Parish at 212 Center Street, Otisville, MI 48463-9706 US - Home
Welcomes You!
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church is a small, but intimate parish in the north-east corner of Genesee County in Michigan. We are about 300 families. Being small, everyone seems to know each other and are also quite welcoming to visitors.
Where are you in your walk with Jesus? Has it been a while since you've been to church? Have you drifted away or for some reason felt alienated from the worshipping community? Do you consider yourself a disciple of Christ?
No matter what you circumstance in life, we want you to consider visiting us. Pope Francis recently said, "We must never be afraid to return to God, and God will celebrate. God is never tired of waiting for us. He is never tired of welcoming us home again. Are you ready to say 'yes' to Christ?"
Perhaps it is time to make a call to the parish and make an appointment to see our Pastoral Associate, Scott Fitzgerald (email: email@example.com). If you are not Catholic and you would like information to explore the possibilities of becoming Catholic, please, get in touch.
We would love to see you and welcome you back. Peace! -- Scott Fitzgerald
Catholicism - What does Catholicism have to offer?
The Catholic family of faith offers belief in, and the experience of, the God of Abraham as personal; it finds God's presence in all that is inter-personal, believing each incarnate soul is of God ...
A vision of Heaven
As Dale McKay was facing death, he spoke to writer Nancy Schertzing about his feelings and his hopes for heaven. Later, Nancy spoke with Dale's widow, Ellen, who shared the joy of their marriage and the moving experience of Dale's death. Their story is filled with love and hope that speaks to all of us.
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Tonight is the first night of Hanukkah! Hooray!
What better way to celebrate the Jewish holiday than by watching a bunch orthodox Jews dancing to YG's "My N*gga"? I'll give you a hint: there is none! Whoever put this together is a genius. Now all we need is a bunch of rappers dancing to "The Dreidel Song." L'chaim, bitches.
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Daii, Dance + Beyond is a new exhibition at the Dali Museum featuring never-before-displayed photographs, films, and objects documenting Salvador Dali's celebrated collaboration in the field of dance.
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This exhibition demonstrated the museum's mission to "preserve the art of Dali." Preservation is a continuous, labor-intensive process involving the care of works of art in all media: oils, works on paper, and objects. Over the past decade the museum has conserved 25 of its 96 oil paintings.
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Sharing Salvador presents a selection of paintings, objects and photographs accompanied by an historical narrative on the origins of the Dali Museum. This important exhibition-the last in our building before our opening on January 11, 2011 in the new Dali-will pay special homage to our benefactors, the Morse Family. Sharing Salvador is curated by Joan Kropf and Dirk Armstrong.
Dali: Gems featured selections of the artist's work by celebrated friends of the Dali, including Alice Cooper, Jeff Koons, Susan Sarandon and John Waters - and an opportunity for Dali visitors to select their favorite work of art.
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Salvador Dali produced glass sculptures called pâte de verre from 1968 to 1984 for the Daum Crystal company in France. A selection of ten sculptures from our collection was on display. Daum is a prestigious French glass company recognized as one of the major forces for innovative glassmaking beginning with the Art Nouveau movement of the early 1900s to present.
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Salvador Dali: Liquid Desire is the first comprehensive retrospective of the work of Salvador Dali ever to be staged in Australia.
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Una noche sin fin derives from Dali's persistent interest in photography and film, specifically his fascination with high-speed photography
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First annual juried exhibition presenting approximately 100 works by Hillsborough County middle and high school students demonstrating the ongoing popularity and attraction of Surrealism for new generations of artists.
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Dali, Freud and Surrealism displayed 70 works from the museum's permanent collection centering on two important influences in Dali's life: Sigmund Freud and the 20th century Avant-garde movement which closely based its ideas on the writings of Freud.
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Wifredo Lam was born in Sagua la Grande, Cuba, in 1902. His parents were of Chinese, African, and Spanish ancestry. In 1923 Lam moved to Spain to study art at the Museo del Prado, Madrid (under a former teacher of Salvador Dali) remaining in Spain another thirteen years.
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Question: my 97 ford – f 150 makes a noise after engine is turned off . sounds like a vacuum leak , or like the water pump is boiling. I was told by the ford repair man , that the noise is normal . I am not sure if this is normal or not . I have asked around and no one has ever hear of this. this happens with the a/c on or off . hope someone can help me.
Seems like you have a loose hose somewhere within the works. My boss had a loosened hose coming from his water pump in his 90 Crown Vic with a 351. Check your fluids, because he was losing water from his radiator quite quickly
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text: If it's origin is Alaska, it's most likely fossil ivory which is not regulated (unless things have changed in the last few years) ... it's literally available for pickup off the ground in many locations (particularly steam beds where it gets washed downstream over time). visually it's very different from normal ivory, but works about the same. so you would have to look at the piece being offered. One of my old co-op members moved up there to work pipeline and switched to ivory merchant. He 4-wheels most of summer looking for the stuff and makes pretty decent living. Myself, i have a nice supply of fossil mammoth and walrus ivory he's gifted me over the years (use it in my special jewelry work when I have my bench in operation) this is why scrimshaw almost died out as a art form when the source species were regulated .. and had a overnight renaissance that coincided with the building of the alaskan pipeline .... -----Original Message----- From: ansteorra-bounces at lists.ansteorra.org [mailto:ansteorra-bounces at lists.ansteorra.org] On Behalf Of robert segrest Sent: 2007 - March 27 - Tuesday 16:37 To: ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] Carving Ivory I suggest exercizing substantial caution in obtaining ivory from any source. Because all ivory producing animals are, to some degree or another, threatened, endangered or managed species ivory and ivory products are regulated by a number of different agencies. Deciphering these regulations can be complicated, due to multiple enforcement agencies and a variety of legislation/regulation pertaining to them. The Pacific walrus is managed by US Fish and Wildlife Service and other international bodies. My understanding is that walrus ivory is not nearly so heavily regulated as elephant ivory, but I would suggest being quite sure of the law before getting my hands involved in owning a piece of ivory of unknown origin. These are the sort of laws that are difficult to enforce, but carry very serious penalties when enforcement happens (much like ownership of raptor feathers). Laszlo


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I just want to be friends with her.
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I want to see a story arch on Sesame Street involving these guys.
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This is on my Facebook profile as inspirational quotes. Best. Movie. Ever.
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Sad Etsy Boyfriends is def worth a follow. The bio alone is genius: Dedicated to the wretched creatures abused for economic gains by their Etsy girlfriends.
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17 Mississippi Rebels (7-4)@
12 LSU Tigers (7-4)
Saturday, November 22
Tiger Stadium
Attendance: 92,649
Game Leaders
16/25, 274 yds, 2 tds, 0 int
10/20, 129 yds, 1 tds, 1 int
17 car, 60 yds, 0 tds
10 car, 23 yds, 0 tds
5 rec, 99 yds, 2 tds
4 rec, 82 yds, 0 tds
Baton Rouge, LA (Sports Network) - Jevan Snead threw for a career-high 274 yards as Ole Miss crushed 18th-ranked LSU, 31-13, in an SEC battle at Tiger Stadium.
Snead went 16-for-25 with two touchdowns while Mike Wallace caught five balls for 99 yards and two scores for the Rebels (7-4, 4-3 SEC), who have won four straight.
"I'm really proud of our team," said Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt. "I always love coming down here, I love this atmosphere. It is big-time football and I always enjoy playing down here and coaching here. To see the players and the joy on their faces, to me, that is why you are in it. There are some seniors in there that love football right now. I just love their attitudes and their hunger and leaving everything on the field. That is all we have asked from them, to leave their heart on the field and play the greatest game there is in the world to play and play hard."
Jordan Jefferson took the place of Jarrett Lee, who was injured in the second quarter, under center and went 10-for-20 with 129 yards with an interception and a touchdown for the Tigers (7-4, 3-4), who have dropped two of their last three games. Lee went 4-for-12 with 49 yards and an interception.
"I thought our opponent played extremely well," said LSU head coach Les Miles. "Their quarterback an on-fire quarterback in Tiger Stadium. Hats off to them. We knew they were pretty good on defense. I'm surprised at how well they threw the football on offense. I felt like we would stop the run and did not expect them to throw the football as well."
Trailing by 11 points at the beginning of the third quarter, LSU started the half with the ball and made it a 21-13 game thanks to Colt David's 52-yard field goal that just cleared the crossbar.
The Rebels, however, answered with a touchdown on the "Wild Rebel" formation as Markeith Summers took a reverse around the left side and into the end zone for a 13-yard score and a 28-13 lead with 7:53 left in the third.
In the fourth quarter, LSU recovered a Dexter McCluster fumble at the Ole Miss 40, but the team went backwards and turned the ball over on downs with a bit over eight minutes to play.
Ole Miss sealed the victory on the possession as Joshua Shene's 19-yard field goal with 4:23 to play made it a 31-13 game.
Jefferson was picked off by Allen Walker on the next possession and Ole Miss killed off the rest of the game clock.
The Rebels started the game with the ball and marched down the field to take the early lead. Facing a 3rd-and-3, Snead hit Wallace for 20 yards to get the ball past midfield. On 3rd-and-17, a blown coverage assignment resulted in Wallace being wide open over the middle and Snead hit him in stride for a 34- yard touchdown four minutes in.
On a drive that spanned first and second quarters, LSU got on the scoreboard thanks to a 46-yard field goal from David to make it a 7-3 game a bit over a minute into the second.
Ole Miss, though, responded with a three-yard touchdown run from Brandon Bolden for a 14-3 lead with 9:01 left in the second. The big play of the drive occurred when Jason Cook connected with Kendrick Lewis for 33 yards on a fake punt to set up 1st-and-goal.
The Rebels held the Tigers to a three-and-out on the ensuing possession and made it a 21-3 game in just five plays as Snead and Wallace connected for a 25-yard touchdown with 5:36 to play.
On the next drive, Lee was injured when he was hit on a pass play that went for 19 yards to Brandon LaFell, and Jefferson took over under center. On his first play, Jefferson hit LaFell for 37 yards and three plays later found Terrance Toliver in the right corner of the end zone for a nine-yard touchdown to make it a 21-10 game with just 2:13 left in the first half.
After stopping Ole Miss, LSU appeared to make it a four-point game as Trindon Holliday took the punt 71 yards into the end zone, but he was ruled to have made a fair catch signal before fielding the ball on the bounce and the score was called off. It appeared, though, that he was waving his players away from the ball so they wouldn't touch it, but the referees thought otherwise and, in addition to the score being cancelled, Holliday was assessed a five-yard delay of game penalty.
The Tigers were unable to put any more points on the board before the half was over and Ole Miss held a 21-10 lead going into the locker room.


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Mayor of Vilnius, Arturas Zuokas, recently visited Jeremy Irons in London. Zuokas presented Jeremy with a retrospective book of photography by Antanas Sutkus.
Mayor of Vilnius, Arturas Zuokas, recently visited Jeremy Irons in London. Zuokas presented Jeremy with a retrospective book of photography by Antanas Sutkus.
Jeremy Irons attended an opening reception at the Hus Gallery in London, on Wednesday 26 March, for the exhibition "The Back of Beyond", featuring work by Sam Irons, Adam Bainbridge and Neil Raitt.
The exhibition will run from 27 March until 27 April 2014.
Photos via the Hus Gallery Facebook Page:
Jeremy Irons was in attendance for the Press Night of Other Desert Cities, currently at the Old Vic Theatre in London.
Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack attend an after party celebrating the press night performance at Skylon Grill on March 24, 2014 in London, England.
(Photos by David M. Benett/Getty Images and Photos by Dan Wooller for WhatsOnStage)
Jeremy Irons, a patron of The Prince's Trust, was in attendance on Wednesday 12 March, at the Prince's Trust & Samsung Celebrate Success Awards at the Odeon Leicester Square in London, England.
Jeremy Irons was in attendance at the BAFTA Fellowship Luncheon in honor of Dame Helen Mirren. The Fellows Lunch for Dame Helen Mirren was held at The Savoy on Saturday 15 February. Mirren will receive the Fellowship at the EE British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Opera House on Sunday 16 February. Jeremy Irons will be a presenter at the BAFTA ceremony.
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A WORKSHOP WITH THE LEGENDARY ACTOR JEREMY IRONS – Monday Evening 10th Feb 2014
We are delighted that Jeremy Irons is coming in to give a masterclass on Monday 10th February from 7pm-9.30pm at our new venue St. Alban's Fulham.
St. Alban's Fulham
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What to prepare:
There are places available for 4 participants, two men and two women who need to read/learn the first scene from Harold Pinter's Betrayal. This will be followed by a Q&A.
Please note that it can be nerve racking to work on ones skills in front of an audience. Last time we had Jeremy in a few of the participating actors did get excellent opportunities as a result of the workshop, however one or two did feel very nervous and vulnerable in the presence of an audience. Most of our workshops have no audience, however there is so much to learn from this it is an opportunity not to be missed. If you want to participate be prepared to fail before succeeding and come with an attitude of working publicly, rather than performing publicly.
Scene One: Pub. 1977. Spring.
Emma and Jerry meet for the first time in two years. For 7 years they had an affair and a secret flat, and Jerry says no-one else knew. Now Emma is having an affair with Casey, an author whose agent is Jerry and whose publisher is Robert, Emma's husband. Emma says she found out last night that Robert has betrayed her with other women for years, and admits she revealed her affair with Jerry.
In 1977 Emma is 38, Jerry and Robert are 40. I think this scene is just a two-hander.
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URL: http://jim2003.agglo-montbeliard.fr/articles/bonardi.pdf
Language(s): French
Keyword(s):Sound Transformation , Interactivity , Real-time , Interdisciplinary Artistic Work , Mixed Work , Perception
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Abstract translation(s):(français)
Bonardi, Alain (2003). Geste lyrique versus geste interactif. Exemple de l'opéra interactif Alma Sola


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I sometimes get frustrated with the 'stuff of life'. I'm disabled, on a small disability income, my 15-year old Oldsmobile is more or less parked for lack of funds for needed repairs, and with my disabilities regarding walking, standing or even sitting it is sometimes difficult or painful. And a little less than two years ago I lost my home of 18 years.
Yes, sometimes I whine about other stuff, too.
BUT, I try to keep a stiff upper lip. And keep chipping away at those things that I can do something about.
My stand-alone desktop computer has been waylayed for a little over a month. For most folks having their home computer not functioning correctly is an annoyance, but in the grand scheme of things it's not that big a deal.
BUT, not being very ambulatory, and now even less mobile, it became readily apparent my computer is a window to the outside world. My email, and 3-year-old blog being it's primary functions. I can talk back to the TV, but it rarely responds.
FORTUNATELY, my roommate J loaned me an old laptop she wasn't using for me to keep up with the day's events and continue to publish my blog (such as it is) daily, as I've done since March 6, 2011.
For this I am forever grateful.
Being less-than-competent with regard to computer/Internet stuff, I've not been able to diagnose the problem with my computer, determine if it was even repairable, or what the cost might be.
J left town to visit her daughter and become a tourist for the holiday weekend, and I'm left as the dog wrangler again. This is okay, because I love the dogs (and the cat – more or less) and it gives me more time to try to move files to the laptop and play at fixing my old computer.
Somehow, something inadvertently changed a couple of settings (not me!) – I changed them back (with about 100 missteps in the interim) and now the computer connects to the Internet, again!!
I'm using my original machine to write this!
This may not be watching a rose bloom, or being in love, or a new car, but DAMN I'm pleased!
My computer is 5 years old, and a rebuild. A HP 300-1020 20″ Touchscreen AMD Athlon II X2 235e processor 2.70 GHz…w/additional memory, wireless mouse and keyboard. I cannot afford a new one.
I'm a reluctant Windows guy. Could never afford the Apple. Over the past couple of years, I've used IE 9, 10, 11, Firefox, Chrome and Opera browsers. And seem to keep picking up 'bugs' on each browser. Such that spending 20 minutes setting up my daily blog post (with a today's quote, funny, beauty and You Tube clip) has almost doubled to 40 minutes because of software 'issues'. I keep having to switch in mid-publish because a window locks up, or won't open, or won't allow copy/paste of instructions…yatta, yatta, yatta. PITA!
YES, I've cleaned up my registry, removed malware. Regularly. I run Kasparsky. I even uninstalled FF and Chrome as they seemed to be the most buggy. I recently installed Mozilla WaterFox, because it purportedly works better with 64 bit machines. But some of the same buggery happened. (Pun intended).
Then, I installed Comodo IceDragon. Also from Mozilla, but tweaked differently.
Thus far, no apparent bugs. (Knock-on-wood)
And here's my question(s) – am I doing anything wrong? Should I look to an entirely different browser, or blogging software? I've been much happier with WordPress (over Blogger) two of the past (almost) three years!
REMEMBER, when you answer – I an NOT a geek, I only pretend to be one on the blogosphere.
Suggestions? Ideas?
PS – IceDragon seems to be working well (after two days of blogging and browsing)! Who knew?
…the GRU, NKVD, MVD, Stasi, MSS – or the FSB (the current incarnation of Russian intelligence apparat)
It seems Borepatch has determined the FSB is using their own version of Google, and is quite happy with their algorithms. Welcome to YANDEX. He says:
1. Russia has a bunch of excellent computer scientists, and Yandex seems to have picked up a bunch of them. The Russians always excelled at algorithms (I'd go so far as to say that their mathematics training beats ours handily), and search is a game of algorithms. I'm told that the Russian language is more difficult for computers to deal with than English (it is an inflected language, unlike ours), and so the Yandex algorithms originally developed for Russian really shine when aimed at English sites.
2. It gives me very good results – for most things I've been looking for, better than Google. Google's blogsearch has become a joke, which is perhaps a testament to Google's internal lack of focus. I find that bloggy related searches are much more productive on Yandex.~
~And now we come to what brought me to Yandex in the first place: Google is evil. We all know it. Furthermore, Google seems to be playing footsie with the US Government Intelligence Agencies:
One privacy advantage Yandex has which Google never will: Yandex does not do business with American intelligence agencies. I do not like the fact that Google has become an arm of US intelligence agencies. It is to their credit that Google discloses their relationship with the US government (most of Silicon Valley is in bed with the spooks, but they don't talk about it). It is the surveillance state that I abhor. Yandex may very well be doing the same thing with the Russian government, but the FSB is a much smaller threat to American civil rights than our own spooks. While I see no imminent dangers from the all-seeing eye, and I am far from paranoid, the US is going through a weird time right now, and history is a dark and bloody subject. Do I really want the future government to know what websearches I was doing in 2010? No, thanks, tovarich.
Paranoia? I don't think so. And, just for S & Gs, I ran Guffaw in AZ on Yandex.
20 returns on the first page – only one in Russian. Only one about guffawing, and not the blog. Seems focused, as Borepatch intones.
I'm thinking of using this occasionally (instead of BING), just to annoy the three-letter folks in bed with Google. Otherwise, what good is a "uncensored" Internet?
Hell, I'm already on 'the list.'
I've been on the Internet since 1993. Bulletin boards and such. IRC. I used dial-up. Then computer memory became too complex and massive to handle a straight analog telephone connection.
So I got broadband. Expensive broadband. And it served me well, when I could afford it.
Then, my roommate gave me her Wi-Fi hotspot. Much like broadband, a little less expensive, but a little spotty with coverage and speed.
NOW, she decided to get a cable modem and router…
Remarkable! I connect faster, more quality, security and speed!. And it's only showing 4 of 5 bars at peak periods! (I'm upstairs from the router.) No buffering on video! For the first time in Guffaw's PC History!
Live and learn.PS – I no longer have the Timex Sinclair. I've moved past 16K…
So, I'm
reading passing-over, yet again, another warning on the Internet regarding keyboards. It seems, more than public bathrooms, computer keyboards are THE source of e-coli bacteria for most folks. E-coli is one of those nasty things we sometimes access through uncooked food and can cause serious illness and even death.
Yeah yeah, sure sure…yawn
I'm a bit of a germaphobe. Being slightly OCD and having been ill many times in my life, this is not surprising. A while back I was reading how the so-called 5-second rule is more realistically a 5-minute rule. (dropping food on to a generally-clean-appearing floor does not automatically mean it's instantly acquired enough strange bacteria to be a health hazard if eaten! As if I'd do something like that! :-P) Currently living in a house with three dogs and a cat usually means mishandled food doesn't even make it to the floor. If it does, it means they're kenneled, sleeping or seriously full.
So, back to the keyboard. Specifically MY cordless computer keyboard. Usually observed in low-light conditions, no issues are observed. Wait-a-minute…what's THAT on the keyboard, that red stuff (OH, it's probably wearing paint…) WAIT! The keyboard has black with white lettering, no color! Uh-oh…
Yep. A couple months back, just after my move, I developed a habit of eating at my computer, over my keyboard in some cases. Usually…aw geez! That's it! Jack-In-The-Box Tacos!
Old, dried TACO SAUCE ON AND IN-BETWEEN THE KEYS! Yucch!
Apply Clorox Disinfecting Wipes to the affected area, twice! And to all the electronic gadget remotes living in my room, just in case. Because one never knows.
I feel better now, and a little hungry. What sounds good? mmmmm-tacos!Attention FTC, neither Jack-In-The-Box nor The Clorox Company have given me anything save delicious, cheap, greasy food and cleanliness. In that order. Go clean your own keyboards!
This may be old hat (tin foil) to the real geeks out there, but Judy just alerted me to a computer virus potential which doesn't look good, set to run in July.
The FBI Anti-Virus website is free, and walks one through detection, destruction and immunization. Of course, my tin-foil-hatted wookie brain half-joked that this was just some way for the Feds to get us to voluntarily download software.
That's what I get for watching Person-of-Interest before sleep.
h/t Judy
Emphasis on Eff ME!
For the past couple weeks, my computer has been running slower, and slower…and slower. AND not connecting well. And dropping connection.
I did all the analyses, and have been operating on the premise that while I reside in the 6th largest metro area in the U.S., I'm in a dead spot.
My ex-gf has to go out to the carport to obtain a decent cellular telephone signal.
So, my broadband connection is sometimes iffy. Well, ALWAYS iffy. And slow, and finicky.
Yesterday, most of the blogs to which I tried to connect, didn't…or took forever.
I finally came up with the bright idea to switch back to IE9 (shudder!) from Firefox.
That's made an amazing difference!!! Who knew? The whole reason I went to Firefox in the first place was IE9 and Blogger weren't getting along.
And I DO try to blog.
My resident computer geek suggests I reload Firefox. I'm reluctant because of all the stuff I've saved and have resident therein. But I don't like IE9.


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All I can say is I'm thankful for your trust, the words you've shared with me, your friendship, and your thoughtfulness. I will keep those words forever. I'll miss your smile, your jokes, and your laughter.
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In his latest Post-Bulletin column, Dave Conrad, assistant director of the Augsburg College MBA program in Rochester, responded to a reader's question on work-life balance. Conrad offered six suggestions for how employees can achieve better harmony during the work week. To review his comments, read "Find the right work-life balance" on the Post-Bulletin website.
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Mary-Laurel True, director of community engagement at Augsburg, spoke with the Star Tribune about Augsburg College's involvement in the development of a thrift store founded and operated by young girls in the East African community. True was instrumental in helping the store get off the ground through her work with Augsburg MBA students who developed a business plan for the store founders. President Paul Pribbenow and Bruce Batten, director of the MBA program, were quoted in the story. Read "Minneapolis thrift store offers retail experience, grass-roots style."
Augsburg MBA goes to Chile
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Recipe: Potato Breakfast Gratin with Red Peppers & Parmesan
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I am a big fan of the classic Spanish tortilla, where eggs are cooked in a skillet on top of blanched, sliced potatoes. The resulting savory cake is good for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and midnight snack. I wanted, however, the adaptability of the tortilla and frittata in a somewhat simpler form, with more generous proportions.
So here's the casserole cousin of the Spanish frittata: a potato gratin, baked in golden eggs, with a touch of red pepper for color and taste. It's a sunny breakfast casserole to eat any time of day.
I've served this as part of a big brunch for a crowd, with asparagus and lemon sticky rolls on the side. But it's equally good served with a green salad as a simple supper.
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Potato Breakfast Gratin with Red Peppers & Parmesan
2 pounds small red potatoes, sliced 1/8- to 1/4-inch thick on a mandoline
1 large red bell pepper, finely diced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
10 large eggs
1 cup whole milk
1/2 cup yogurt
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Fresh parsley or basil, to garnish
Preheat the oven to 350°F and lightly grease a 9x13-inch, 3-quart baking dish with baking spray or olive oil.
Place the potatoes in a large microwave-safe bowl and add 1 cup water. Cover and microwave for 5 to 7 minutes, or until the potatoes are just tender. (You can steam them on the stovetop instead of cooking in the microwave, if you prefer.)
Drain the potatoes. Spread half of them in the bottom of the prepared baking dish. Mix together the bell pepper, garlic, and 1/2 cup of the Parmesan cheese. Spread this mix over the potatoes.
Whisk together the eggs, then whisk in the milk, yogurt, and 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese. Season with the salt and a generous quantity of black pepper. Pour about half of this egg mixture over the potatoes.
Lay the rest of the potatoes on top in neat overlapping rows. Pour the rest of the egg mixture over the potatoes, and top with the remaining 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese.
Bake uncovered for 50 to 60 minutes or until the egg is puffed and golden around the edges and fully cooked in the center. Sprinkle with chopped parsley or basil. Let cool for 5 to 10 minutes before serving.
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What casserole dish is pictured in the recipe? That looks like a beautiful serving dish.
Is there such a thing as a 'classic Spanish fritatta'? I have often made what is usually considered the classic Spanish potato dish, the Tortilla Espanola or Tortilla de Patatas which, in its most basic form, are eggs and sliced potatoes. Folks in Spain still argue whether or not onions should be allowed in these dishes or not, but it is one argument I've managed to stay away from, including onion, chorizo, bell peppers, garlic and even avocado when moved.
Your fritatta looks delicious! I've seen this sort of recipe so many times that it's already a classic, though your spindle using yogurt is interesting.
@ashermas it's a stoneware 9x13 dish from Le Creuset in Cassis.
Looks great!!! As you said, it can be eaten at any time. I need on of these soon!
@Chris ah! Good point - a frittata is actually Italian. I used the word when I meant tortilla.
Have you ever assembled this the night before and stuck in the fridge overnight before baking? Thanks!
Classic Spanish tortilla is made by mixing the sliced cooked potatoes with the beaten eggs (outside the pan) and then poured into a "sarten"- frying pan and flipped to cook both sides. (Not "where eggs are cooked in a skillet on top of blanched, sliced potatoes") The key to a good tortilla is frying the sliced potatoes in just the right amount of olive oil to keep them moist without crisping them. I never had a tortilla in Spain where the potatoes were blanched!
@petalumabrand That's right, potatoes need to be tender but not crisp, though some crispier slices mixed in make the texture more interesting. A good thing is drain all the oil putting the fried potatoes in a collander and then mix them in a bowl with the beaten eggs and let them soak a few minutes before pouring the mix back in the skillet. I like my tortilla with onion, so I fry some thinly sliced onion until golden and then I keep it aside while the potatoes are fried in the same oil, and I add them to the potatoes and eggs mix later. This way both onions and potatoes get perfectly cooked, otherwise onions tend to get undercooked for my taste.
I made this with some "let's clean out the fridge" items, like spinach. It was great, and great to eat off of for leftovers. We just had it for brunch again with some turkey sausage. I also had some left over horseradish sauce (homemade mayo, fresh horseradish, tomato paste, garlic, salt, pepper, hot paprika, touch of honey) that was FAB with it. I love horseradish with potato anyways, but it really was a great spicy kick to dab this in biteful at a time.
I made this as written and it was pretty bland, even though I seasoned it aggressively and used giant cloves of garlic. I'd suggest using a stronger cheese like feta or Gruyere, and/or adding some ham or sausage. But the construction is cool and totally works.


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Ground veal, or beef. Lamb will be overpowering for the shrimp, and chicken is too lean.
I used ground chicken thighs in mapo tofu and it was great. The thighs are much moister than the breasts.
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Two years ago, the Know Theatre commissioned and produced a staged reading based on the Afghan Women's Writing Project .
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"We Will Rise: Selections from The Afghan Women's Writing Project" moves from the Know, where it sold out in 2012, to the Harriet Tubman Theater at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
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Plainfield Shooting Supplies
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3735 Shady Ln., Plainfield, IN 46168, United States
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Each time I get the itch to buy a new firearm, it seems that
Each time I get the itch to buy a new firearm, it seems that I end up here. Just two weeks ago, I purchased my 6th pistol from these guys! I always shop aroung for the best deal... And keep ending up buying here! Take my word for it,...
Top of the line they are
When I first started buying guns I looked around for Quality number 1. The only place that I found that met my wants and needs was Plainfield Shooting Supplies Bob is the one that helped me and from that first gun on His gun shop will be...
Friendly, knowledgeable, fair prices
As a first time customer here, I was very impressed by the professionalism of Bob and Rex. I got a very fair trade for my handgun with no haggling. They had the new pistol in stock as well as the very specific two types of ammo that I...
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