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ACROSS MISSISSIPPI — While hunters may see Mississippi's 1.75 million white-tailed deer as potential antlers on their walls, many farmers see reduced crop yields instead.
Bronson Strickland, associate Extension professor in the Mississippi State University Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture, said the impact of Mississippi's deer population varies depending on who is asked.
"It's a complicated issue that depends on perspective," Strickland said. "Most hunters in Mississippi would not consider white-tailed deer to be overpopulated, as they enjoy seeing a lot of deer while hunting. However, if you asked a soybean producer, you would likely get a different answer."
Strickland said deer consume millions of pounds of forage every day in Mississippi, and this consumption has a big impact on Mississippi's forest lands, prairies and crop fields.
Preventing crop damage due to deer can become costly if the crops cover a large area. Building a fence or spraying deer repellent is effective when protecting small areas like gardens, but these methods do little to help large farms, Strickland said.
"The larger scale issues are much more difficult and typically require a reduction of the deer population," he said. "In other words, building a deer-proof fence surrounding a 1,000-acre soybean field is simply not an economically viable option."
Trent Irby, soybean specialist with the MSU Extension Service, said deer often feed on soybeans, and soybean fields surrounded by areas with high populations of deer may be significantly damaged by such feedings.
"Generally speaking, deer will readily feed on soybeans if given the opportunity," Irby said. "The extent of the damage depends on the population and frequency with which the deer feed on a given field. In some cases, the only noticeable damage is around the field borders. But in extreme situations, entire fields may be completely lost."
Despite the negative effects on crop fields, Strickland said white-tailed deer remain an important species, both ecologically and economically to Mississippi.
"White-tailed deer have about a billion dollar impact to Mississippi's economy by generating revenues through hunting license sales, lease prices for land, hunting equipment and all the jobs created by these activities," Strickland said. "Ecologically, deer literally sculpt the function and appearance of Mississippi's landscape through their browsing.
"As long as we have white-tailed deer on the landscape, there will be conflict. But overall, the white-tailed deer is one of Mississippi's most prized wildlife resources, and the good far outweighs the bad," he said.
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1 ¾ cups (unbleached) all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
pinch of salt (1/8 teaspoon)
1 stick plus 2 Tablespoons (5 ounces) butter or margarine, very soft
2 ½ tablespoons sugar (3, if you are using margarine)
1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla (2, if you are using margarine)
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8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate
1 tablespoon butter or oil
½ cup chopped roasted (either salted or unsalted) hazelnuts or pecans
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2 Tablespoons orange juice, apricot nectar, or pineapple juice
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... back to the city of Aqaba for one final day on the beach.
As I said above, we didn't expect to get up to much in Jordan when we first booked the tickets, but it became clear that the little country had a lot to offer, and we're really glad we took the route that we did. In fact, I wish we'd had a few more days to explore the crusader castles and the northeast of the country -- or perhaps it's best we didn't have time so we have a reason to go back to lovely Jordan!
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Hybrid sleep
is a type of sleep state that combines
sleep and hibernate.
When you put the computer into a hybrid sleep state,
it writes out all its RAM to the hard drive
(just like a hibernate),
and then goes into a low power state that keeps RAM refreshed
(just like a sleep).
The idea is that you can resume the computer quickly from sleep,
but if there is a power failure or some other catastrophe,
you can still restore the computer from hibernation.
A hybrid sleep can be converted to a hibernation by simply
turning off the power.
By comparison, a normal sleep requires resuming the computer
to full power in order to write out the hibernation file.
Back in the Windows XP days,
I would sometimes
see the computer in the next room spontaneously
turn itself on:
I'm startled at first, but then I see on the screen that
the system is hibernating, and I understand what's going on.
Hybrid sleep is on by default for desktop systems
but off by default on laptops.
Why this choice?
First of all, desktops are at higher risk of the power outage
scenario wherein a loss of power (either due to a genuine
power outage or simply unplugging the computer by mistake)
causes all work in progress to be lost.
Desktop computers typically don't have a backup battery,
so a loss of power means instant loss of sleep state.
By comparison, laptop computers have a battery which can
bridge across power outages.
Furthermore, laptops have a safety against battery drain:
When battery power gets dangerously low,
it can perform an
emergency hibernate.
Laptop manufacturers also requested that hybrid sleep be off
by default.
They didn't want the hard drive to be active for a long time
while the system is suspending,
because when users suspend a laptop, it's often in the form of
"Close the lid, pick up the laptop from the desk,
throw it into a bag, head out."
Performing large quantities of disk I/O at a moment when the
computer is physically being jostled around increases the risk
that one of those I/O's will go bad.
This pattern doesn't exist for desktops: When you suspend a desktop
computer, you just leave it there and let it do its thing.
Of course, you can override this default easily from the Control Panel.
Under Power Options, select
Change plan settings,
Changed advanced power settings,
and wander over into the Sleep section of the configuration tree.
If you're a command line sort of person,
you can use this insanely geeky command line to enable hybrid
sleep when running on AC power in Balanced mode:
powercfg -setacvalueindex 381b4222-f694-41f0-9685-ff5bb260df2e
94ac6d29-73ce-41a6-809f-6363ba21b47e 1
(All one line. Take a deep breath.)
[Update: Or you can use
powercfg -setacvalueindex SCHEME_BALANCED SUB_SLEEP HYBRIDSLEEP 1,
as pointed out by
I missed this because the ability to substitute aliases is not mentioned
in the -setacvalueindex documentation.
You have to
dig into the -aliases documentation to find it.]
powercfg -setacvalueindex SCHEME_BALANCED SUB_SLEEP HYBRIDSLEEP 1
Okay, what do all these insane options mean?
-setacvalueindex sets the behavior when running on AC power.
To change the behavior when running on battery, use
-setdcvalueindex instead.
Okay, that was easy.
The next part is a GUID, specifically, the GUID that represents
the balanced power scheme.
If you want to modify the setting for a different power scheme,
then substitute that scheme's GUID.
After the scheme GUID comes the subgroup GUID.
Here, we give the GUID for the Sleep subgroup.
Next we have the GUID for the Hybrid Sleep setting.
Finally, we have the desired new value for the setting.
As you might expect, 1 enables it and 0 disables it.
And where did these magic GUIDs come from?
Run the powercfg -aliases command to see all the GUIDs.
You can also run powercfg -q to view all the settings
and their current values in the current power scheme.
powercfg -aliases
powercfg -q
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During a discussion of
the proper way of cancelling I/O,
the question was raised as to whether it was safe to free
the I/O buffer, close the event handle, and free the
OVERLAPPED structure
immediately after the call to CancelIo.
The response from the kernel developer was telling.
That's fine.
We write back to the buffer under a try/except,
so if the memory is freed, we'll just ignore it.
And we take a reference to the handle, so closing it does no harm.
These may be the right answers from a kernel-mode point of view
(where the focus is on ensuring that consistency in kernel mode
is not compromised),
but they are horrible answers from an application point of view:
Kernel mode will write back to the buffer and the OVERLAPPED
when the I/O completes,
thereby corrupting user-mode memory if user-mode had
re-used the memory for some other purpose.
And if the handle in the OVERLAPPED structure is closed,
then user mode has lost its only way of determining when it's safe to continue!
You had to look beyond the literal answer to see
what the consequences were for application correctness.
(You can also spot the kernel-mode point of view in the clause
"if the memory is freed."
The developer is talking about freed from kernel mode's point of view,
meaning that it has been freed back to the operating system and is
no longer committed in the process address space.
But memory that is logically freed from the application's point of view
may not be freed back to the kernel.
It's usually just freed back into the heap's free pool.)
The correct answer is that you have to wait for the I/O to complete
before you free the buffer, close the event handle, or free
the OVERLAPPED structure.
Don't fall into this trap.
The kernel developer was looking at the world through kernel-colored
But you need to look at the
situation from the perspective of your customers.
When the kernel developer wrote "That's fine", he meant
"That's fine for me."
Sucks to be you, though.
It's like programming an autopilot to land an airplane,
but sending it through aerobatics that kill all the passengers.
If you ask the autopilot team,
they would say that they accomplished their mission:
Technically, the autopilot did land the airplane.
another example of kernel-colored glasses.
And another.
To be fair,
after I pointed out the kernel-mode bias in the response,
the kernel developer admitted,
"You're right, sorry.
I was too focused on the kernel-mode perspective and wasn't
looking at the bigger picture."
There is no standard for process exit codes.
You can pass anything you want to ExitProcess,
and that's what GetExitCodeProcess
will give back.
The kernel does no interpretation of the value.
If youw want code 42 to mean "Something
infinitely improbable
has occurred" then more power to you.
There is a convention, however, that an exit code of zero means
success (though what constitutes "success" is left to the discretion
of the author of the program) and a nonzero exit code means
failure (again, with details left to the discretion of the programmer).
higher values for the exit code indicate more severe types of failure.
The command processor
keyword was designed with these convention in mind.
There are cases where your process will get in such a bad state
that a component will take it upon itself to terminate the process.
For example, if a process cannot locate the DLLs it imports from,
or one of those DLLs fails to initialize,
the loader will terminate the process and use the
status code as the process exit code.
I believe that when a program crashes due to an unhandled exception,
the exception code is used as the exit code.
A customer was seeing their program crash with an exit code of 3
and couldn't figure out where it was coming from.
They never use that exit code in their program.
Eventually, the source of the magic number 3 was identified:
The C runtime
abort function
terminates the process with exit code 3.
A customer (via a
customer liaison)
reported that Explorer somestimes showed a thumbnail for
an image file that didn't exactly match the image itself.
I have an image that consists of a collage of other images.
When I switch Explorer to Extra Large Icons mode,
the thumbnail is a miniature representation of the image file.
But in Large Icons and Medium Icons mode,
the thumbnail image shows only one of the images in the collage.
I've tried deleting the thumbnail cache, but that didn't help;
Explorer still shows the wrong thumbnails for the smaller icon
What is wrong?
The customer provided screenshots demonstrating the problem,
but the customer did not provide the image files themselves that
were exhibiting the problem.
I therefore was reduced to using my psychic powers.
My psychic powers tell me that your JPG file has
the single-item image as the camera-provided thumbnail.
The shell will use the camera-provided thumbnail if suitable.
The customer liaison replied,
The customer tells me that the problem began happening after
they edited the images.
Attached is
one of the images that's demonstrating the problem.
Some image types (most notable TIFF and JPEG)
support the EXIF format for encoding image metadata.
This metadata includes information such as the model of camera
used to take the picture, the date the picture was taken,
and various camera settings related to the photograph.
But the one that's interesting today is the image thumbnail.
When Explorer wants to display a thumbnail for an image,
it first checks whether the image comes with a precalculated
If so, and the thumbnail is at least as large as the thumbnail
Explorer wants to show,
then Explorer will use the image-provided
thumbnail instead of creating its own from scratch.
If the thumbnail embeded in the image is wrong,
then when Explorer displays the image-provided thumbnail,
the result will be incorrect.
Explorer has no idea that the image is lying to it.
Note that the decision whether to use the image-provided thumbnail is not
based solely on the view.
(In other words, the conclusion is not
"Explorer uses the image-provided thumbnail for
Large Icons and Medium Icons but ignores it for
Extra Large Icons.)
The decision is based on both
the view and the size of the image-provided thumbnail.
If the image-provided thumbnail is at least the size of the view,
then Explorer will use it.
For example, if your view is set to 64 × 64
thumbnails, then the image-provided thumbnail will be used if it
is at least 64 × 64.
Wikipedia page on EXIF
points out that "Photo manipulation software sometimes fails to update the
embedded information after an editing operation."
It appears that some major image editing software packages fail to
update the EXIF thumbnail when an image is edited,
which can result in
inadvertent information disclosure:
If the image was cropped or otherwise altered to remove information,
the information may still linger in the thumbnail.
This Web site has a small gallery of examples.
There are a few places in Windows where you are asked to enter
your name in order to set up an account.
Just for fun, I went through all the localized versions I could find
and extracted the sample names.
Some locales did not get around to translating all the strings.
If the string was left untranslated (which can happen for
then I left the box blank.
(Locales which did not translate either string have been omitted
from the table.)
My reactions after the table.
Some observations:
The Locales of Windows 7, all divvied up.
I found it amusing that somebody considered
the fact that Microsoft employees can read my queued-up blog entries
before the articles are published to be
further evidence of Microsoft's evil essence as a monopoly.
Just for the record, this is not evidence of Microsoft's evil
essence as a monopoly.
Rather, it's evidence of Raymond's
evil essence as a monopoly,
the monopoly on blog articles written by Raymond Chen that
haven't yet been published
belongs to me.
A customer liaison had the following question:
My customer has ZIP files stored on a remote server
being accessed
from a machine running Windows Server 2003 and
Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration.
When we extract files from the ZIP file,
the last-modified time is set to the current time
rather than the time specified in the ZIP file.
The problem goes away if we disable Enhanced Security Configuration
or if we add the remote server to our Trusted Sites list.
We think the reason is that if the file is in a non-trusted zone,
the ZIP file is copied to a temporary
location and is extracted from there,
and somehow the date information is lost.
The customer is reluctant to turn off Enhanced Security Configuration
(which is understandable)
and doesn't want to add the server as a trusted site
(somewhat less understandable). Their questions are
Why is the time stamp changed during the extract?
If we copy the ZIP file locally and extract from there,
the time stamp is preserved.
Why does being in an untrusted zone affect the behavior?
How can we avoid this behavior without having to disable
Enhanced Security Configuration or adding the server as a
trusted site?
The customer is reluctant to turn off Enhanced Security Configuration
(which is understandable)
and doesn't want to add the server as a trusted site
(somewhat less understandable). Their questions are
The customer has an interesting theory (that the ZIP file is
copied locally) but it's the wrong theory.
After all, copying the ZIP file locally doesn't modify
the timestamps stored inside it.
Since the ZIP file is on an untrusted source,
a zone identifier is being applied to the extracted file
to indicate that the resulting file is not trustworthy.
This permits Explorer to
display a dialog box
that says
"Do you want to run this file?
It was downloaded from the Internet,
and bad guys hang out there,
bad guys who try to give you candy."
And that's why the last-modified time is the current date:
Applying the zone identifier to the extracted file
modifies its last-modified time, since the file on disk is not
identical to the one in the ZIP file.
(The one on disk has the "Oh no, this file came from a stranger
with candy!" label on it.)
The recommended solution is to add the server containing
trusted ZIP files to your trusted sites list.
Since the customer is reluctant to do this (for unspecified reasons),
there are some other alternatives, though they are considerably
(These alternatives are spelled
out in
KB article 883260:
Description of how the Attachment Manager works.)
You can disable
the saving of zone information from the Group Policy Editor,
under Administrative Templates, Windows Components,
Attachment Manager,
Do not preserve zone information in file attachments.
This does mean that users will not be warned when they attempt
to use a file downloaded from an untrusted source,
so you have to trust your users not to execute that random
executable they downloaded from some untrusted corner of the Internet.
You can use the
Inclusion list for low, moderate, and high risk file types
policy to add ZIP as a low-risk file type.
This is not quite as drastic as suppressing zone information for
all files, but it means that users who fall for the
"Please unpack the attached ZIP file and open the XYZ icon" trick
will not receive a "Do you want to eat this candy that a stranger
gave to you?" warning prompt before they get pwned.
But like I said,
it's probably best to add just the server containing the trusted
ZIP files to your trusted sites list.
If the server contains both trusted and untrusted data
(maybe that's why the customer doesn't want to put it on the trusted
sites list),
then you need to separate the trusted data from the untrusted data
and put only the trusted server's name in your trusted sites list.
We saw some time ago that
taskbar notification balloons don't penalize you for being away
from the computer.
But how long does the balloon stay up when the user is there?
Originally, the balloon appeared for whatever amount of time
the application specified in the uTimeout member
of the NOTIFYICONDATA structure,
subject to a system-imposed minimum of 10 seconds and maximum
of 60 seconds.
In Windows XP, some animation was added to the balloon,
adding 2 seconds of fade-in and fade-out animation
to the display time.
Starting in Windows Vista,
applications are no longer allowed to specify how long they
wanted the balloon to appear;
the uTimeout member is ignored.
Instead, the display time is
the amount of time specified
by the SPI_GETMESSAGEDURATION system parameter,
with 1 second devoted to fade-in and
5 seconds devoted to fade-out, with a minimum of 3 seconds
of full visibility.
In other words,
if you set the message duration to less than
1+3+5=9 seconds,
the taskbar behaves as if you had set it to 9 seconds.
The default message duration is 5 seconds,
so in fact most systems are in the "shorted possible time"
If you want to extend the time for which balloons notification appear,
you can use the SystemParametersInfo function to change it:
BOOL SetMessageDuration(DWORD seconds, UINT flags)
return SystemParametersInfo(SPI_SETMESSAGEDURATION,
0, IntToPtr(seconds), flags);
(You typically don't need to mess with this setting, because
you can rescue a balloon from fading out by moving the mouse over it.)
Note that an application can also set the NIF_REALTIME
flag, which means
"If I can't display the balloon right now, then just skip it."
A customer reported an application compatibility bug in Windows.
We have some code that manages a Win32 button control.
During button creation, we subclass the window by calling
On the previous version of Windows, the subclass procedure
receives the following messages, in order:
We do not handle any of these messages and pass them through
to DefSubclassProc.
On the latest version of Windows,
we get only the first two messages,
and comctl32 crashes while it's handling
the third message before it gets a chance to call us.
It looks like it's reading from invalid memory.
The callback function goes like this:
LRESULT ButtonSubclassProc(
HWND hwnd,
UINT uMsg,
WPARAM wParam,
LPARAM lParam,
UINT_PTR idSubclass,
DWORD_PTR dwRefData);
We install the subclass function like this:
We found that if we changed the callback function declaration to
LRESULT CALLBACK ButtonSubclassProc(
HWND hwnd,
UINT uMsg,
WPARAM wParam,
LPARAM lParam,
UINT_PTR idSubclass,
DWORD_PTR dwRefData);
and install the subclass function like this:
then the problem goes away.
It looks like the new version of Windows introduced
a compatibility bug; the old code works fine on all previous
versions of Windows.
We have some code that manages a Win32 button control.
During button creation, we subclass the window by calling
On the previous version of Windows, the subclass procedure
receives the following messages, in order:
We do not handle any of these messages and pass them through
to DefSubclassProc.
On the latest version of Windows,
we get only the first two messages,
and comctl32 crashes while it's handling
the third message before it gets a chance to call us.
It looks like it's reading from invalid memory.
The callback function goes like this:
LRESULT ButtonSubclassProc(
HWND hwnd,
UINT uMsg,
WPARAM wParam,
LPARAM lParam,
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then the problem goes away.
It looks like the new version of Windows introduced
a compatibility bug; the old code works fine on all previous
versions of Windows.
Actually, you had the problem on earlier versions of Windows, too.
You were just lucky that the bug wasn't a crashing bug.
But now it is.
This is a classic case of
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The SUBCLASSPROC function is declared as requiring
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to 'SUBCLASSPROC'
"Since the compiler was unable to convert the parameter,
let's give it some help and stick a cast in front.
There, that shut up the compiler.
Those compiler guys are so stupid.
They can't even figure out how to convert one function pointer
to another.
I bet they need help wiping their butts when they go to the bathroom."
And there you go, you inserted a cast to shut up the compiler
and masked a bug instead of fixing it.
The only thing you can do with a function pointer after casting it
is to cast it back to its original type.¹
If you try to use it as the cast type, you will crash.
Maybe not today,
maybe not tomorrow, but
In this case, the calling convention mismatch resulted in
the stack being mismatched when the function returns.
It looks like earlier versions of Windows managed to hobble
along long enough before things got resynchronized
(by an EBP frame restoration, most likely)
so the damage didn't spread very far.
But the new version of Windows, possibly one compiled with
more aggressive optimizations,
ran into trouble before things resynchronized, and thus occurred
the crash.
The compiler was yelling at you for a reason.
It so happened that the Windows application compatibility team
had already encountered this problem in their test labs,
and a shim had already been developed to auto-correct this
(Actually, the shim also corrects another mistake they hadn't noticed
They forgot to call RemoveWindowSubclass
when they were done.)
¹I refer here to pointers to static functions.
Pointers to member functions are entirely different animals.
WinMain is
the conventional name for the user-provided entry point
in a Win32 program.
Just like in 16-bit Windows, where the
complicated entry point requirements were converted by language-provided
startup code into a call to the the user's WinMain function,
the language startup code for 32-bit programs also does the work of
converting the raw entry point into something that calls
(or wWinMain or main or _wmain).
The raw entry point for 32-bit Windows applications has a much simpler
interface than the crazy 16-bit entry point:
DWORD CALLBACK RawEntryPoint(void);
The operating system calls the function with no parameters,
and the return value (if the function ever returns) is passed
to the ExitThread function.
In other words, the operating system calls your entry point like this:
Where do the parameters to WinMain come from,
if they aren't passed to the raw entry point?
The language startup code gets them by asking the operating system.
The instance handle for the executable comes from
the command line comes from GetCommandLine,
and the nCmdShow comes from
(As we saw before,
the hPrevInstance is always NULL.)
If you want to be hard-core, you can program to the raw entry point.
Mind you, other parts of your program may rely upon the work that the
language startup code did before calling your WinMain.
For example, the C++ language startup code will run global constructors
before calling into WinMain,
and both C and C++ will initialze the so-called security cookie
used as part of
stack buffer overrun detection.
Bypass the language startup code at your peril.
Bonus chatter:
Notice that if you choose to return from your entry point function,
the operating system passes the return value to ExitThread
and not ExitProcess.
For this reason, you typically don't want to return from your raw
entry point but instead want to call ExitProcess directly.
Otherwise, if there are background threads hanging around, they will
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There's chicken soup, turkey soup, beef soup, but no pork soup. What gives?
- El Puerco Apr 19, 2007 04:43 PM
I'm a big pork fan and I've just realized that there's no such thing as pork soup. I am shocked and outraged at this apparent culinary oversight. OR could this be an opportunity to make El Puerco Brand Pork Soup a household name? Hmmm...
re: grocerytrekker
Tonkatsu isn't soup. It's a fried pork cutlet.
re: Jennalynn
Tonkatsu ramen is a pork broth ramen made from pork bones.
re: Jennalynn
GT is correct. ton-kOtsu (Pork-bone) as in broth
ton-kAtsu (Pork cutlet) as in wienerschnitzel
common mistake
El Puerco, I see from your other posts that you're in Toronto. Check out the many places on Bloor West that serve Korean pork bone soup (gamjatang, as kare raisu mentioned), or pozole (Mexican pork and hominy soup) on Augusta, in Kensington Market.
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re: NYchowcook
yes pozole is a pork soup. it's really good! eat with lime/lemons.
re: ceejoi
Pozole is super tasty and a great thing to make on Sundays as it gets better as the week goes on. You should also be able to find hominy at a Mexican market or even your local grocery store these days!
Practically all Chinese soups, unless otherwise named, are made from pork. Same with meat, actually. If something says "meat" or "soup" it's 99% sure to be pork. If it's something else, it'll be "chicken ginseng soup" or "beef noodle soup."
"Rib soup," for example, is pork, and if you made it with beef ribs and didn't call it "beef rib soup" people would taste it and look at you funny.
On the other hand, if you made a soup and called it "pork soup" you'd also be looked at funny, because pork is the default.
re: Pei
I think it is cultural.
I'm of Polish ancesry and grew up on cabbage and saurkraut soup with pork ... usually spareribs.
There was a recent big controversy about soup kitchens serving soup with pork to Muslims and Jews. So religious restrictions are in play. Also pork lends itself to sausages. So those cultures that ate pigs, turn it into sausages or bacon. I mean ... until recenlty there wasn't chicken sausage. I don't think there is now even such a thing as chicken bacon. There were better ways to use pork for cultures that ate pork than soup.
re: rworange
Don't know about chicken bacon, but there's plenty of turkey bacon around.
re: Striver
Pork is too good all other ways to waste on making soup.
re: dinwiddie
That's what the bones are for! I buy $2 sacks of bones every week at the Chinese supermarket so I can have a gallon or two of base for that week's soup needs.
Pot likker is typically the broth made from cooking greens with pork (smoked ham hock or neck preferably). Since it's a "by-product," it's often overlooked, but it is oh so good. When I cook collards, I do it for the pot likker. I never even take out the greens. Include some smoked sausage and some silver queen corn fresh off the cob, then top with a little pepper-vinegar and maybe a garnish of plantation caviar, and you have one of the world's great soups.
Bean Soups and Pea Soups are often made starting with a ham hock or ham bone.
Then there is always chili made with pork.
I will check out some of the suggestions, but the underlying question remains a mystery. I knew when I posted that pork is featured in many soups, but they are named for other ingredients. Dinwiddie's reply about pork being too good to waste on soup reminded me of something. In restaurants, soup is usually made from the previous day's leftovers. Maybe pork is just soooooo good that there's never been enough left over to make pork soup.
Pork fans... watch for a recipe for El Puerco Pork Soup in the coming months.
re: El Puerco
The other thing is that the method of preserving pork is different from other meats. So while you might not see 'Pork' in the title, you'll see lots of soups with 'ham' in the title ... ham & bean ... split pea and ham ...etc
Pork-based broths are not common in western European cooking. And that influences what Americans think "normal" is (it's perhaps surprising to consider how much of American cultural boundaries of normal vs. exotic are still bound by Charlemagne's empire plus the British Isles). But it's the basic broth of many Chinese soups - pork broth, ginger and scallion is like chicken broth and mirepoix in that regard. And eastern European soups, too,.
If you google pork soup, there are many variations that include a vegetable, from cabbage to celery. An interesting side note: Pork Soup was a huge issue in France recently: http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/stor...
re: whs
Bump pozole to the top. You'll love it. Here in Mexico, we start the rich and delicious broth with a whole pig's head.
In New Mexico, Green Chile Stew is traditionally (although not always) made with pork, usually loin. In fact, pork frequently accompanies green chile in dishes, such as the aforementioned Pozole.


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Is There Room In New Jersey For Ryan Carter?
#480099999 / gettyimages.com In their off-season, the New Jersey Devils have been as busy as most other teams in the NHL making changes to their roster. The organization has re-signed players including Jaromir Jagr, Steve Bernier, and Steven Gionta. The Devils have not, however, re-signed left-winger Ryan Carter. Carter is an unrestricted free agent who was instrumental in the Devils...
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September 10, 2014 | Discuss
Brooks: Rangers may target Mark Fayne, Ryan Carter
Per Larry Brooks, the Rangers may target ex-Devils Mark Fayne (27-year-old right-handed defenseman) and Ryan Carter (30-year-old left-handed center). It is assumed that Carter could feasibly replace the minutes played by the soon-to-be-departed Brian Boyle, and Fayne could replace the minutes played by the surely-to-receive-a-ridiculous-contract Anton Stralman. Looking at Fayne first...
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June 30, 2014 | Discuss
Rangers interested in Devils' Fayne, Carter
Larry Brooks is reporting that the Rangers have 'legitimate' interest in soon to be former Devils defenseman Mark Fayne. Glen Sather is clearly getting his ducks in a row in the event that Anton Stralman's demands exceeds the team's budget. The Rangers have already checked in on Dan Boyle, but the most logical replacement for Stralman is probably Fayne. At least in term�...
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June 28, 2014 | Discuss
Recap: Fayne, Carter spark Devils over Blues 7-1
NEWARK, N.J. -- Mark Fayne and Ryan Carter scored 24 seconds apart early in the first period to spark the New Jersey Devils to a 7-1 win over the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. Jaromir Jagr, Ryane Clowe, Adam Henrique, Damien Brunner and Eric Gelinas added goals and the Devils celebrated a return to the snow-bound Prudential Center after losing three of four on the road. The seven...
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January 21, 2014 | Discuss
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Prosleptic syllogism
A prosleptic syllogism is a class of syllogisms that use a prosleptic proposition as one of the premises. The term originated with Theophrastus of Eresus, although Aristotle did briefly mention such syllogisms by a different name in his Prior Analytics.
Prosleptic syllogisms are classified in three figures, or potential arrangements of the terms according to the figure of the prosleptic proposition used. First figure: "A is universally predicated of everything that is universally predicated of G" Second figure: "Everything predicated universally of A is predicated universally of G" Third figure: "A is universally predicated of everything of which G is universally predicated"
Consequently, a third figure prosleptic syllogism would read "A is universally affirmed of everything of which G is universally affirmed; G is universally affirmed of B; therefore, A is universally affirmed of B." ("All G are A; all B are G; therefore, all B are A" or "Statement A is always true of everything for which statement G is always true; statement G is true of all things B; therefore, statement A is true of all things B.")
- Logic, History of. In Encyclopædia Britannica. (2006). [1]
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