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Vonage trips $69.5m patent
VoIP provider Vonage has lost another patent battle, this time with Sprint Nextel, which owns six infringed patents and stands to gain almost $70m in a court-ordered payout. The case was lodged by Sprint back in 2005, but Vonage has been arguing that the patents should never have been approved, and that Vonage technololgy is …
Well, that explains it.
"arguments which failed to convince the _Kansas_ jury."
Well there's your problem. Asking any of those backwards, culturally retarded luddites to intelligently discern anything is a mistake. After all, when faced with the difficult task of choosing between invisible people in the sky who throw lightning bolts, make entire worlds in six days and plant dinosaur bones to fool non-believers or science, they chose the former.
Obviously their deductive reasoning skills are above par.
Yet another Bull#$@! Patent Helping the Big Guys
IP is there to promote the useful arts and sciences, not to maintain monopolies.
IP law is out of bloody control.
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Imagine sipping wine by candlelight on the porch while listening to the loons in the lake below on a warm, starry summer night. Come and enjoy our beautiful log cabin with front and back screened porches on Sheepscot Pond. Canoe with paddles and life vests available. One bedroom with queen size bed. There is a sleeping loft with two twin beds. Completely furnished kitchen and full bath. Laundry in the basement. The cabin is located on nearly 60 acres of piney woods with a small, private waterfront. It is heated for the cooler months and has become a favorite with families and honeymooners alike. Autumn is an especially wonderful time to be in these woods where you are surrounded by the glorious fall foliage.
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There is ofcourse the problem that using SSL makes it much harder for us to inspect the traffic for malware, bots, and whatnot.
There is ofcourse the problem that using SSL makes it much harder for us to inspect the traffic for malware, bots, and whatnot.
But do natural numbers even exist in the real
No they don't.
Let's take your brain as an example. Since natural numbers do not exist, you cannot have one brain. Judging from your post, the actual number of brains you have is less than one but hopefully it is more than ½
Fortunately for you we like rounding which means that you will be seen as having exactly one brain, although in case the real number of brains you have is less than ½ you would end up with no brain at all. I think posting on slashdot does require some sort of brain so you should be safe. Or does it require the lack of a brain...
Natural numbers are called natural because they are
Your statement that 1=0! is actually true but your proof is wrong. The factorial of 0 is 1 so 1=0! or 0!=1
If you love your iPhoney there is nothing that I can say that will change you're mind, it's the stockholm syndrome. I was close to getting one myself, but then Nokia released the N900 which, without having open hardware, is as a very open phone. After this I won't get a new phone unless I can open a terminal, do some apt-get'ting and ssh into it!
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Snapchat published a fascinating blog post on their site last week, written by their new researcher, Nathan Jurgenson.
In it, Jurgenson examined how we've built a "particular, and peculiar, orientation to time: an assumed inevitability of recording most everything forever".
This documentary vision has created a nostalgia for the present, which manifests itself in the popularity of Instragram and faux-vintage photographs of the now.
Jurgenson envisages that the rise of temporary social media apps like Snapchat could create an anti-nostalgia, which frees us to forget.
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A more temporary social media could also change the way we use these networks. Instead of carefully considering how each post could impact us one day, we're more likely to freely share our opinions and photos that we might chose to withhold at present.
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We now need to not only need have studied something relevant, joined the right clubs and completed internships in what we want to do, but have blogged and tweeted about it too. A more temporary social media presence could free us from the need to build a back-story and enable our 'online personas' to be as fluid as we really are. In the process, the misguided distinction drawn between the 'real' and the 'virtual' world will hopefully become moot.


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Milan, Dec 3 - Inter president Massimo Moratti has insisted that he in no way "wants to force" Wesley Sneijder into signing a new contract, so the Dutch midfielder could possibly be released on a free transfer.
The Nerazzurri have made it clear they do not intend to keep paying the Dutchman's six million euros per season as wage, reports Xinhua.
The club announced Sneijder would not play until he had agreed to an extension that would reduce his pay but the player seems to have no intention of signing.
"Our rapport is not frosty as far as I am concerned," assured Moratti.
"There isn't a clear contrast in positions as we are trying to find a solution that suits both parties. We do not want to force anything on anyone. It is a situation that will be broken down only by common sense."
Reports are intensifying that rather than attempt a sale in January, Inter will offer to terminate the contract by mutual consent. (IANS)
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, (Sleeps 7)
Beautiful, recently constructed, 3 bedroom / 3 bath home in picturesque Beech Mountain, North Carolina, near the Blue Ridge Parkway, Linville Gorge and Falls, Grandfather Mountain and the Appalachian Trail. This property was outfitted with new furnishings and decorations, and is available for your enjoyment! Additional flat screen HDTVs to be installed New Years 2015.
The large, two-story home has wonderful mountain views. Only minutes from Beech Mountain Ski Resort, this is a skier's and outdoor lover's dream. Winters on Beech Mountain are magical. Summers are cool and refreshing. Fall is filled with harvest colors.
The home has two floors of spacious living. Upstairs has a large living/dining area with a vaulted, tongue and groove pine ceiling, hardwood floors, gas stone fireplace, flat screen HDTV, a fully equiped kitchen, two bedrooms and two baths. Another bedroom and bath are downstairs along with a large family/game room and utility room with washer and dryer. Each bedroom has a queen size bed, and additional sleeping is available in the in the downstairs family room. The home can comfortably accommodate 6 people (9 max, using queen Aerobed and pull out twin bed) and is family friendly with two separate living areas. Exterior decks provide great mountain views. A terraced garden has a fire ring for outdoor campfires, and for those that can't leave the city behind, we have WiFi. Club membership allows access to tennis, golf, and swimming at guest rates.
Only minutes from Beech Mountain Resort, Sugar Mountain, Boone, Blowing Rock, Beech Mountain Club, 'Fred's Mercantile Store' and 'Mast General Store.'
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Barbi Taylor
Jacksonville, Florida is our home and we love all the benefits of living here and having our family here, but Beech Mountain and its ambience calls to us and has been doing so for over ten years. Throughout the years, we've built many wonderful memories on the mountain, and are thrilled to have the opportunity to share this home with you, so you too can create special memories with family and friends.
Barbi Taylor purchased this cabin in 2008
Why Barbi Taylor chose Beech Mountain
We fell in love with Beech Mountain in 2000, and have been returning ever since. Summers on Beech provide an invigorating respite from the heat, autumn brings not only beautiful fall colors but weekends filled with mountain festivals, followed by the all the joyful experiences a winter wonderland can offer. Each season has its special appeal and provides opportunities for enjoying the many associated activities. Its central location allows easy access to the Blueridge Parkway, the Appalachian Trail, Grandfather Mountain, Linville Falls and Gorge, Blowing Rock and so much more! Come see for yourself!!!
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substituting different types of flour for white?
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- m00ncakes Oct 12, 2002 12:48 AM
i've been experimenting with substituting oat/wheat/soy flours in recipes that call for all-purpose white flour. i've had terrible results in sweet things like cookies when i use too much soy; it gives things a funky odor. in muffins, it's ok as long as i keep the amount low.
do you think there's anything i can do in cakes? i know white flour gets the best results in terms of texture and flavor, but i'm trying to 1) make cholesterol-fighting treats and 2) lower the carb content.
sounds more like i'm concocting a medication, but if you have any suggestions (specifically for pumpkin cake), let me know.
As you may be aware, the problem you face in baking is that wheat flours have fairly specific protein-gluten characteristics that are not found in non-wheat flours, and thus are difficult or impossible to replicate with the latter. Anthing that requires a structure to trap air pockets is much more readily accomplished with wheat flours, because the gluten in wheat can work miracles in the regard compared to any other flour.
I don't understand how substituting other flours for wheat flour would lower the carb content, though. All flours are full of carbs. Some just have better protein profiles than others; wheat is actually one of the better ones in this regard (particularly harder wheats, the ones you use for bread rather than cake).
re: Karl S.
You should check out any good basic bread baking book for the formula for "Cornell Triple Enriched Bread" . This is a recipe for bread developed by a nutritionist at Cornell University, enriched with soy flour, and I think dry milk and wheat germ, to increase the protein content and nutritional value. The recipe also tells you how to do this for anything you bake. Basically you replace some of each cup of flour in the recipe with specific amounts of these three things. I haven't done it, but I think they tell you it won't affect the taste or texture.
re: ruth arcone
Here's a link to the recipe for Cornell Bread:
Cakes that need a fine crumb to be "right" to many people - namely butter cakes and their relations, like pound cakes and chiffon cakes, will not get them without white flour. But if you can deal with a "heartier" texture in things like muffins and quick breads, I suggest whole wheat pastry flour. It is more finely milled than standard whole wheat flour and has a lower protein content, so it behaves much like AP flour. It has a milder wheat taste than plain WW flour, but is not entirely "neutral" vs AP. Unfortunately, I think the only way to really lower carbs from baked goods in your diet and still eat palate-pleasing food is just to eat baked goods less frequently.
i actually just bought a sack of whole wheat pastry flour (arrowhead mills) and i think i'll mix that in with oat and AP flour in the pumpkin bread/cake.
after looking at the cornell bread recipe, i can see why my own muffins and cookies (made with soy flour) taste kinda weird--i use much higher proportions of soy to regular flour. i guess there's only so much you can substitute with soy because of it's heaviness and beany odor.
any experience with oat flour? it's supposed to be pretty light too, but i haven't tried it in a recipe by itself...
re: m00ncakes
Hi! I used to get the same oat flour package with the excellent pancake recipe on. the new packaging doesn't have it, and I never saved it. Do you still have it by any chance? Please?
re: m00ncakes
WW pastry flour is the answer if you are baking. You could sneak in some oat flour without too much disturbance in taste and texture.
I've had good results lowering cholesterol with the help of oat products,and especially with oat bran added whenever I can sneak it in. Arrowhead Mills oat flour (can't get it at Bristol Farms anymore--Wild Oats still has it) has a good pancake recipe on the package. (I slip some of the bran, available at Trader Joe's, into the recipe & lots of fruit--frozen blueberries, etc, and buttermilk). They are delicious, nothing medicinal about 'em. Food shouldn't be punishment! Oat flour is also good in waffles.
I agree with the others about whole wheat pastry flour--I finally got a pretty good whole wheat pizza dough using it, after frustrating results w/ regular whole wheat flour. I also use it in cookies: recently made choc. chip cookies for a bakesale which were a hit. And home made whole wheat bread can't be beat, using the regular grind. Not only is it more nutritious than white, I love the flavor.
Cheese, however, is still a weakness for me. Can't abide the lowfat cheddars, etc. & so far can't give up cheese.
I agree that the soy flour is hard to use & can be pretty unpalateable.
There are supplements which may help: guggul, from a tree in India, folic acid, etc.
And don't forget, a glass of wine or beer can be a good thing!
re: Babette
if you have a minute, would you mind sharing your recipe for choc. chip cookies w/whole wheat flour?
re: m00ncakes
Whole Wheat Chocolate Chip Cookies
(This is basically a variation on the toll house recipe on the package, and you will probably want to experiment to suit your preferences).
Combine in a small bowl:
2 1/2 c. whole wheat pastry flour
1tsp. baking soda
1tsp salt
Combine in mixing bowl:
1 c. butter, softened (some people prefer to melt it)
1 1/2 c. organic sugar, or use half brown sugar and half organic sugar--or use all brown sugar for a more butterscotchy flavor
2 tsp. real vanilla extract, some people prefer more
2 eggs
2 c. chocolate chips (experiment to find what kind you like--I don't think Nestles are that great but they will do. Trader Joe has some which aren't bad. There must be some really great ones out there--anyone?)
1tsp milk (optional-supposed to make more tender)
(I don't use nuts)
Combine all ingredients & drop by rounded spoonfuls onto nonstick pan. Bake at 375 degrees or till done, 10 or so minutes. Remove & let cool very briefly before removing from pan, then cool on rack.
I have to caution that I am using a 1920's Chambers fireless gas oven, so temperatures are approximate here--the gas flips off when the "specified" temp is reached. I just have to watch things, or if it's crucial for meat, I'll use an oven thermometer. Needless to say, things don't always come out exactly the same every time around here. This last batch was nicely crispy.
re: Babette
dear sir,i want the names of all types of flour.and their colour.
re: roshan
Not the original poster, but we use millet flour, quinoa flour, buckwheat flour, garbanzo flour, amaranth flour, sorghum flour, etc. We grind all but the last ourselves. They range from off-white, to yellowing, to tan. We have also used teff flour which is darker brown. I'm gluten-free which is why we use alternative flours.
re: Jim H.
In the six years since this reply was written Corriher has written another book, "Bakewise" I think, which will surely also address these issues.
It is worth noting that not only does the type of flour matter greatly, but in the case of most baked goods it also matters whether the flour is bleached or unbleached. Short answer---use bleached flour for cakes, not unbleached. Corriher explains why--has to do with the effect of the bleaching agents on crumb development and thus texture.
Have you considered adding Hy-Maize? It is resistant corn starch, you don't digest it so it helps lower the carbs in baked goods. They sell it on the King Arthur website, where they explain it better than I can. It is fairly expensive but you only use a small amount in each recipe. It is sold as an additive for diabetics but the result is the same for anyone.
the cake recipes in my gluten free kitchen cookbook call for potato starch. that's not going to be lower carb or fight cholesterol, though, unfortunately.
re: Sal Vanilla
sal, sorry to leave you hanging. i thought i responded to you earlier, but i guess i forgot to click on "post" before i went off to do something else.
i have used rice flour in a few breads and cakes, generally mixed in with bean flours to help retain the moisture. otherwise, it loses its pliancy very quickly after it cools. certain breads like iddly (a south indian breakfast muffiny thing) are often made only with rice flour and the result can be delicious -- very light and fluffy if you steam it properly.
crackers i've never made, but there are a lot of commercial rice crackers out there, which makes me think the results could be pretty good at home.
re: Sal Vanilla
We use brown rice flour in combination with other flours like millet, quinoa, buckwheat, etc. for bread, muffins, pizza dough, and cookies. One needs to use xanthan gum, in most cases, to hold things together.
I think the query is soliciting ideas for baking, but I have subsituted whole wheat flour as a thickener in ingredients that call for white flour (like some stew type dishes), and also I use it as a base for gravies and roux. It even makes a nice bechamel type sauce.
It takes a special mix to duplicate the things that wheat flour does. If you don't have to cut it out of your diet (like I do) then I would still use some in your baking.
That being said you can substitute with a mix of other flours. For baking I mix different proportions of rice (white and brown), amaranth, quinoa, tapioca, and soy flours.Also mixing in some different starches as well. Save the bean and teff flours for things like bread where you want t 'heartier' taste.
If you are serious about cutting out the wheat flour it can be done - but search out some gluten free/wheat free recipes to teach you the basics. Also make sure to add some xanthan or guar gum to help keep things together and you will need to add something extra to help with the lifting/chewiness that these flours don't naturally have (gelatin, eggs baking powder, etc)
Good Luck!
King Arthur's White Whole Wheat Flour is NOT a blend of white and whole wheat. It is whole wheat flour ground differently - check their site for details - which removes some of the strong, bitter aftertaste that regular whole wheat can have. I routinely swap it in for a third to a half of the regular white all-purpose (bleached or un) in virtually all recipes. Some things don't rise as much, but it's not a big difference and does improve the nutritional value somewhat. For cookies, I use just the white whole wheat. Better flavor, I think.
re: greygarious
The white whole wheat isn't ground differently; rather, it is ground from a different variety of wheat (white, vs. the hard red wheat used fro most WW flours).
re: Caitlin McGrath
An obvious suggestion, but if you are not specifically avoiding gluten, you can substitute some of the wheat flour in a recipe for your favourite substitute (barley, soy, buckwheat, chestnut, etc.) but add back some wheat gluten (about 10 - 14% by weight for the flour you substitute). This compensates for lack of gluten in the non-wheat flour.


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It's hilarious how you guys whine about what he has to say, how you guys hate his guts, yet you listen to him all day. Just priceless.
The only way Francessa will ever say anything definitively positive about the jets is if they win the superbowl. And even then, they'll have to do it the right way, no controversy. In this case, instead of may hinting at the fact that they finished up well and are in good shape for next year (Cap, picks), he's always going to find something negative.
I love this board. I just listened to Francesa's opening rant about the Jets and HE DID SAY THEY FINISHED UP WELL, and he did give Rex credit for going 8-8 and he did say the Jets were right to not fire Rex (which I disagree with). He also said he's never seen a team celebrate 8-8 and that it's interesting to see the contrast in how the two NY teams reacted to their bad seasons. I am with the anti-Francesa crowd but I see nothing wrong with what he said. Fine, you went 8-8 and showed some improvement. Why are you celebrating like you just won the SB? Seems like a reasonable observation to me.
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Corpl., Inf., 120th, Co. M, 30th Div.; of Durham County; born Feb. 22, 1897; son of J. H. and Mrs. Lena Neese Hessee. Entered service May 26, 1917, at Durham, N.C. Sent to Camp Sevier, S. C., July 25, 1917. Sailed for France May 28, 1918. Fought at Ypres, Bethune, St. Quentin, Bellicourt. Made supreme sacrifice at Bellicourt, Sept. 29, 1918. Was buried at American Cemetery, Bony-Aisne, in Grave 188, Plot H, Row 8. He enlisted in National guard and was drilled in Durham two months before going to camp.
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Updated On: Feb 21 2013 09:17:37 AM EST
WMUR-TV Anchor Tom Griffith, Miss New Hampshire Megan Lyman and media personality Charlie Sherman will be among those expected to head to McIntyre Ski area Thursday for the Prostate Cancer Ski Challenge 2013.
The annual event benefits research at the Norris Cotton Cancer Center and will be held from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester.
This is the coalition's largest fundraiser of the year.
There is a race, including the Mayor's Tube Race with Manchester police and firefighters competing against each other and the public. Lyman will be competing in the Tube Race as well.
There will be food, an auction and lots of laughs for the event, with admission costing $35. Admission includes skiing and tubing and a T-shirt.
The cost is $99 for a family, with proceeds benefiting cancer research.
For more information, visit NHProstateCancer.org.
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Lisbeth Salander, sem dúvidas é pra mim a melhor personagem feminina do cinema!
Baseado na trilogia de livros chamada Millenium, o filme conta a história de Lisbeth, uma jovem hacker cheia de problemas emocionais que se envolve na investigação de um crime.
Existem duas versões cinematográficas dessa obra. A outra sendo dirigida por David Fincher.
Todos sabemos da qualidade do Fincher, mas não devemos menosprezar essa obra prima.
Uma história tensa num ritmo que te prende do inico ao fim.
Sem duvidas é grande filme, que infelizmente demorei pra conhecer.
Quite impossible for me not to compare this to Fincher's, since I saw that one first. I watched the three hour extended version of this, which I assume is a closer adaptation of the book, as the Fincher version leaves out a few subplots.
Even though I found Fincher's version (unsurprisingly) visually superior, I was shocked at how close the two are. Fincher appeared to be inspired (borrowed) from this one. The acting is quite good, the pacing a bit…
Good show. engaging. entertaining.
until that one scene
I want to un-see.
would be a 4 star.
I am writing my final paper on this and the American version so I will fill this in more later.
I liked the Hollywood version better but I am not blind to the beauty of the Swedish version. Both versions were presented im different styles and their storylines were a bit different from each other. Nevertheless, I am still giving this my thumbs up!
This 2009 Swedish thriller, directed by Niels Arden Oplev, is based on the novel of the same name by Swedish author Stieg Larsson and the first in the trilogy known as the 'Millennium' series, published in 2005. The film stars Michael Nyqvist, Noomi Rapace, Sven-Bertil Taube, Peter Andersson, Lena Edfre and Peter Haber.
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Such a great role for a young actress, we cheer her on in her fight against corrupted pigs and then the plot moves to the drama of the dissapeared girl. This original Swedish in much longer than the American remake, the photography is also warmer, softer. Two different ways to tell the story.
Since we are unfortunately seemingly never going to get to see this trilogy completed at the hands of David Fincher, I figured it was high time I got round to the acclaimed Swedish versions.
I can see why people who see a movie based on a book that they have already read are often disappointed; knowing the story in advance taints your vision dramatically.
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