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DANNEWERK, or DANEWERK (Danish, Dannevirke or Danevirke, " Danes' rampart ") , the
See also:ancient frontier rampart of the Danes against the Germans, extending 1o2 m. from just
See also:south of the
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See also:Schleswig to the marshes of the
See also:river Trene near the
See also:village of Hollingstedt . The rampart was begun by Gutsob'r (Godefridus),
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See also:Henry I., after which it was extended by King Harold Bluetooth (940-986), but was again stormed by the emperor
See also:Otto II. in 974 . The chronicler Saxo Grammaticus mentions in his Gesta Danorum the " rampart of
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See also:Great (1157-1182), which has been cited among the proofs that Schleswig (Sc/nderjylland) forms an integral
See also:part of Jutland (
See also:Manuel hist. de la question de Slesvig, 1906) . After the union of Schleswig and Holstein under the Danish
See also:crown, the Danevirke
See also:fell into decay, but in 1848 it was hastily strengthened by the Danes, who were, however, unable to hold it in
See also:face of the superiority of the Prussian
See also:artillery, and on the 23rd of
See also:April it was stormed . From 1850 onwards it was again repaired and strengthened at great cost, and was considered impregnable; but in the war of 1864 the Prussians turned it by
See also:crossing the Schlei, and it was abandoned by the Danes on the 6th of
See also:February without a
See also:blow . It was thereupon.destroyed by the Prussians; in spite of which, however, a long
See also:line of imposing ruins still remains . The systematic excavation of these, begun in 1900, hasyielded some notable finds, especially of valuable runic inscriptions (F. de Jessen, La Question de Slesvig, pp . 25, 44-50, &c.) . See Lorenzen, Dannevirke og Omegn (2nd ed.,
See also:Copenhagen, 1864): H . Handelmann, Das Dannewerk (
See also:Kiel, 1885) ; Philippsen and Stinksen, Fi hrer durch das Danewerk (
See also:Hamburg, 1903) .
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- ChristinaMason Jun 13, 2010 06:02 AM
I used to make fun of people who used salad spinners. The spinner seemed like such a '70s waste-of-space/invented-need gadget, and besides, how hard is it to drain lettuce? Then---surprise---we moved into a kitchen with a salad spinner, and I've been totally won over. It's amazing how much water a salad spinner can remove from rinsed lettuce, damp sliced veggies, etc. No more wet sandwiches, watery stir fries, or soggy salads.
Same thing with a kitchen scale. I was convinced people who went on and on about how great they were were just being pretentious. Plus, they're not cheap. But having actually used one regularly, I'm completely convinced it makes for better, more precise baking. It's great to be able to make metric recipes without all kinds of crazy googling.
What gadgets have you fallen in love with, despite your initial skepticism?
re: linguafood
Another salad spinner convert. I have the smaller version of the OXO. I have used it nearly everyday that I have cooked since I purchased it.
re: cityhopper
I was somewhere where the people were making fun of salad spinners...while simultaneously using copious amounts of paper towels to do a poor job of drying out their salad greens. I wanted to roll my eyes, but restrained myself.
re: qianning
I agree with that! It's a fantastic little gadget. I never thought that skinning peaches could be so easy.
re: qianning
I've never seen one those serrated peeler. Is that a typical BB&Beyond kind of gadget?
re: DGresh
Mine is a Messemeister, which I don't remember where I purchased, but it definitely wasn't BB&B. I just googles it and I see that Amazon has it, and that Oxo has come out with one as well. Maybe you would find the Oxo one at BB&B though. Truly it is a great gadget. I used to dread standing over a pot of hot water boiling peaches to get the skins off. This is so much easier!
Here's a link to BB&B -- they do carry the Oxo one:
re: roxlet
I have the Oxo one and it works fine on peaches, plums, and tomatoes. The better kitchen gadget stores in my area usually have in a variety of different brands, but the Oxo one is fine. I think they are sometimes labelled/marketed as "soft fruit peeler".
re: roxlet
cool- thanks! That's something I never would have thought I "needed" :)
Just like the lemon squeezer :)
re: roxlet
I would recommend the Zyliss version. http://www.amazon.com/Zyliss-Soft-Ski...
Wickedly sharp, and the pointy bits can catch you. Not enough to do any real damage though.
Although it says it is for soft skins, I find it works very well on tougher skins like yams and arrowroot. I've had mine for about two years and it is still very sharp.
Enough of this proselytizing !
My little wire and plastic egg slicer. Used once or twice, until my two year old found it. Now it gets a lot of use. Ice cream maker, even though I don't use it too often. Also, finally picked up a good little paring knife after making due with a steak knife for years. I really believe in getting any tool that makes me more excited about being in the kitchen. I calculate the price of using the item one or more times vs. the cost of eating out. That cooking at home to eating out gap will more than pay for a lot of kitchen toys! A better kitchen scale is on my wish list right now.
I totally agree about the scale, but for a different reason-- I don't bake that much, and what I do bake has always come out fine with my typical sloppy ways. But I never realized how many recipes call for "a pound of potatoes" or "8 ounces of tomatillos". Sure I can sometimes weigh at the store if I'm buying just for that recipe, but I often found myself holding a 15 ounce can in one hand and a few potatoes in the other trying to decide if they were the same!
re: DGresh
My microwave oven has an "auto-defrost" setting that is fantastic *IF* you know exactly how much what you want to defrost weighs. I frequently buy "family packs" and repackage them into smaller portions, so the label weight is useless. I LOVE my ktchen scale!
EDIT! EDIT! EDIT! I have to come back to add my nutmeg grinder. I've been using one of these:
for at least thirty years now, and cannot imagine going back to the scrape-your-knuckles method! Looks great, stores a bunch of extra nutmegs under the lexan dome, and works perfectly every time!
re: Caroline1
I use a fine microplane look-alike for nutmeg. In fact I have a special little one that folds and the nutmeg stays in the middle.
In terms of knuckles. I am a profligate waster of nutmeg. Once I am down to the last quarter of an inch it is history.
Now the salad spinner. I just got a Guzzini (http://www.redcandy.co.uk/product-guz... ) and it is not a uni-tasker. The acrylic bowl is doubles up as a serving bowl and as one of those upside-down keep-the-flies-off-the-cake things. And the revolving basket server as a vegetable strainer.
In terms of the OP's question, a frying-pan splash-guard from Ikea.
I usually follow Alton Brown's advice and avoid uni-taskers. I do however use a garlic press when I need more than a couple of garlic cloves minced. I also like a microplaner. (I got it for 99 cents at Goodwill). I concur about the serrated peeler. While I don't use the salad spinner on a weekly basis, when I use it I'm glad to have it.
There is one gadget I'd like to have if found cheaply enough, just for laughs. I saw it on TV. It's a device used to crack and/or separate eggs. It's hilarious.
Ditto to the spinner and scale, exactly my thoughts.
I love my little grater and microplanes. I love my little nutmeg house, built in grater and holder for the nutmeg -perfect.
Also I can't live without my lemon and cirtrus reamer, the oxo soft handle, it really does the job. Now, If I could only get busy with the mandoline. I'm actually going to pull it out of its hiding place today and see why I wanted it so much.
re: chef chicklet
hmm maybe you should prep for a stir fry, that would highlight the mandoline's usefulness! or an apple galette?
re: ChristinaMason
That is right up my alley, in fact both are. I need some inspiration with this tool.
I love that idea to use if for french fries too. In fact somebody was eating deep fried zucchini on tv, forget who. But that would be delicious too. I love homemade french fries. Grilling burgers and dogs this week for the family and homemade fries cut perfectly is a great idea! I love apple galette too, I have this love for apples. Do you use a recipe or ????
re: chef chicklet
No real recipe. I've only made one, but thought it was great for the little amount of work involved. This website has lots of great tips: http://www.finecooking.com/articles/h...
re: chef chicklet
OMG. I just recently used my mandoline for homemade french fries. I was so proud having those tater sticks come out just perfectly!!
Also, it's a great time saver for slicing cukes and potatoes, like for gratin. Or julienne carrots... yah, I think I like mine.
re: linguafood
What thickness did you make them?? What else did you make? I have some more salmon. I was sort of tossing around a salmon filet sandwich with a mustard and chive mayonnaise and the fries might be the perfect additon?
I make my own hand sliced fries, they are delicious. I sort of like mine soft, and dh likes them crunchy. The battle of the fries, when he's doing the frying I have to watch him, he'll let them go a little longer.
Also looking forward to the fried zucchini, have you done that?
A gratin YES! actually, I just bought a lot of cheeses today. Nothing exoctic the just the usual working cheeses. But thank you, I appreciate the recommendation, gratins are truly one of my favorite dishes to make. Potato of course, zucchini and a vegetable one that I've made for years. Do you have one you especially love?
re: chef chicklet
My (very cheap no-name) Mandoline has an extra setting for fries. I'd say they come out fry-size. Sorry, jk. I mean, they are the perfect size - not as skinny as McD's, and not as fat as steak fries. And they come out all the same. It's a little miracle, really haha.
My potato gratin recipe is pretty easy. Slice a boatload of potatoes real thinly, arrange them in a buttered baking pan, slightly overlapping. Mix together a cup of light cream, TONS of crushed garlic (that's where my other favorite gadget, my 20 yr. old garlic press, comes in), s&p to taste, maybe even some cayenne, herbs if you want but not necessarily. Pour over potatoes. Cover with grated cheese. Any cheese you like. Lots of it. Bake at 350˚F for about 45 min, or until top is golden brown and crispy. Inhale.
re: chef chicklet
Three words: homemade potato chips.
re: alanbarnes
really? How do you fry them, and in what kind of oil? Would be cool to do too... hmm.
I need to figure out how to set the blades in and all...
re: chef chicklet
Set the mandoline over a big bowl of cold water and slice russet potatoes very thinly into the water. Rinse a couple of times and dry thoroughly.
Put some oil into a heavy pot. I like pomace oil, but soybean oil works fine, too; I find that canola tends to smell fishy. Don't fill the pot more than halfway. Heat to 350F, and drop in the potato slices one by one.
Keep an eye on the oil temp and limit the amount of chips you cook in each batch - you don't want things to drop below 300F. Stir gently to keep chips from sticking together. When they're golden brown and delicious, remove, drain (I use a huge wire strainer), and season to taste.
re: alanbarnes
ORRRRRRR.... Cook as Alan directs, drain, coat liberally with dill weed and some sea salt. Cool and dip in chocolate ganache. Set aside to harden. Sent them all to me because they are FANTASTIC....!!! '-)
I have a crescent shaped pasta strainer. Frankly, it seems totally trashy. But a friend of mine, who is a better cook than I will ever be, said she got one as a gift and thought "I will never use this." Then she used it and was won over. I've been using mine for over five years. Figured on occasion it would slip and all my pasta would fall into the sink, but believe it or not, that's never happened.
Of course, the beauty of the device is that it's so small relative to a colander.
re: blackpippi
That looks like a weapon.
re: blackpippi
That looks awesome! I'd buy it just to have one less colander to wash out.
re: blackpippi
I own a similar one that has a smaller handle on the opposite side as well, and I love it. I align the long handle with the handle of the pot, slip a tubular leather pot holder around that, and then pour away. With only two of us, I rarely need to make pasta in a pot so big that this strainer won't handle it.
Well, I always like a salad spinner even before I bought it. I just didn't know I would use it more often than I did.
For things which I actually had doubts and later convinced.
1) The Microplane Grater. (really better than normal grater)
2) The thin blade CCK Chinese Chef's knife.
3) A carbon steel wok (I bought one before knowing what "seasoning" means. It opens doors for all the other carbon steel and cast iron cookware for me)
4) Coffee grinder for spices
Things which went the other way:
Stainless steel soap (not even sure it actually worked)
Garlic press. (It worked, but apparently I don't use garlic enough, so I went back to using a knife)
Calphalon Infused One cookware
Enameled cast iron Dutch Oven (just didn't work out)
re: Chemicalkinetics
I used to hate the garlic press. Turns out it was just because I had a really crappy one that didn't have a removable garlic compartment....was way too hard to clean. I like the one Ikea sells...you can pop both parts into the dishwasher.
re: ChristinaMason
Hi Christina,
I have the Oxo SteeL. Not bad, except what you mentioned: cleaning. In rare occasions where I need to crush a lot of garlic cloves, then I will use it. Otherwise, anything between 1-2 cloves just not enough to motivate me to use it. Glad you like your Ikea garlic press.
re: Chemicalkinetics
New (coffee) grinder convert for spices, too.
Ditto on the scale!!! I am not good at "eyeballing" method of measuring.
I love my Titan veggie peeler. I am probably going to buy another pair just in case the company disappears.
Mandoline. I spent $40-$50 on a mandoline from Sam's a few years back and absolutely hated it. I should have returned it. I still did not have the space for a food processor and I already had a mixer so I purchased the Swissmar Borner with detachable bowl. Absolutely love, love, love.
re: cityhopper
I have never own a good mandoline. I had those really cheap ones and it is not surprising that I dislike them What is your reason for not liking yours? It does not perform, or it takes too much effort to clean
re: Chemicalkinetics
The mandoline that I hate was purchased from Sam's Club. The mandoline took up half of the counter place. The counter grips were at times faulty. Plus, changing the blades and gauge were a huge pain.
However, I love the Swissmar Borner mandoline. The unit is small and lightweight; this does NOT detract from its sturdiness and performance. Cleaning is a dream and blade storage is great. Cuts are perfect and I do not have to waste energy. Here is the model I purchased (available at Amazon) : http://www.swisscatalogue.com/swissma...
I've used my cheap salad spinner almost daily for years now. Many people coming over for dinner were at first ironic about it, but are now converted. Another utensil I use often is my mortar and pestle. I use it daily for crushing garlic. Just put the clove in, pound once and you'll be able to peel the skin off in a second. Pound again and you'll have crushed garlic ready to use.
It's not really a kitchen gadget, but I bought one of those crumbers that they use at restaurants to scrape food off the table. At first I felt a bit goofy using it at home, but now I use it all the time. Also, after years of questioning their usefulness, I finally bought a spider skimmer and love it. With a lot of pastas, I don't have to use a colander or dump the water when its hot. You also don't have to worry about reserving pasta water.
re: iyc_nyc
You can find crumb cleaners at restaurant supply stores, or Amazon.com carries a variety of such items:
re: iyc_nyc
I got my crumber at a nice kitchen store. It is a nicer looking swiss one, but you can also get cheaper ones (as liu said) at restaurant supply stores.
My spider skimmer is Helen Chen. You basically spoon out larger pastas like tortellini, ravioli, or penne. It is basically a strainer spoon.
re: iyc_nyc
In my experience, you can usually get almost all of the pasta out by just "fishing" them out with the skimmer, but you can certainly "dump" the water out through the skimmer.
re: Chemicalkinetics
1) The closer the skimmer is to the pan size the easier it is.
2) Rolling boil brings round to the top
3) If you miss a piece, just suck it (metaphorically)
re: Paulustrious
Ha ha ha. I love the last one. I love the fact that you wrote "metaphorically".
re: iyc_nyc
Awesome, thanks all!
re: iyc_nyc
Any Asian supermarket has skimmers, and cheap as well.
re: Paulustrious
Hey Paul and smkit,
I got my Asian skimmer (spider skimmer) as a compliment from the Wokshop. It is one of those $4-6 worth brass skimmer -- very traditional, looks like this:
Do you guys have the fancier stainless steel version? like this one:
re: Chemicalkinetics
Nope. I don't have anything fancy. Mine looks like your first example.
The Helen Chen one cost me about $10 and has a bamboo handle. I am not sure whether they go in the dishwasher or not as I don't use my dishwasher, but mine has held up well so far.
Just to clarify, I still use my regular strainer/colander for spaghetti and smaller pastas.
re: smkit
I know. I think I messed up my cheap spider skimmer by using it for deep frying in oil. I didn't clean it right away. In fact, I used it over and over a few more times for deep frying French fries. It had developed these sticky oil residue on it all over. It is a pain to clean. The residue also turned greenish which is probably developed from oxidized copper. I boiled it in baking soda solution and few time and washed out a good amount of these oil residue but there are still some, which got me thinking if a fancier stainless steel one will work better.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I have the fancier stainless steel one. It's also available at Chefscatalog which is where I got mine. Here is the actual manufacturers page: http://www.wmf.com/profi-plus-_825112...
Although it's a German company the wok strainer is made in China. The quality is nice and should last a long time.
re: SanityRemoved
Oh yeah, I think that was the one I were looking at, or very close to it. I remember the handle and it was also a high quality 18/10 stainless steel too. Thanks.
re: johnlockedema
I LOVE my cherry/olive pitter - especially during sour cherry season when I make pocket pies.
I don't believe anyone has mentioned a pasta insert yet. (Is it because nobody is as clueless and me and everybody has always recognized their usefulness???)
In any case, I always had a cheap stockpot with a pasta insert, but never used it. When I bought a Calphalon Contemporary multipot, I used a pasta insert for the first time. What a revelation! I'd always thought that it was just a more bulky and troublesome version of a colander or some sort of dumb gimmick, but I now appreciate that one of its (many) great benefits is that the pasta never gets stuck to and burned onto the bottom of the pot.
An old hand crank mixer - It's perfect when the hand (electric) mixer is in the dough and you need to mix something else up. I'm so glad I have it. It's also my quasi-blender for putting into soups to puree. I don't have a stick blender but the hand crank works pretty good - altho I'm sure not as fast.


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The park opens March 1. — Sandra BakerCOLLEYVILLETickets on sale for chamber awards dinner Jan. 25The 2014 Sterling Awards ceremony of the Colleyville Area Chamber of Commerce will be Jan. 25 at Colleyville Center, 5301 Riverwalk Drive.Awards to be conferred include Citizen of the Year, Youth of the Year, Leadership Award and GCISD Employee of the Year. Chamber awards include Ambassador of the Year, Member of the Year and Business of the Year.Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. Live music will be provided by Just Jazz.Tickets for the 38th annual event are $65 per person or $120 per couple. A table for 10 may be reserved for $600. Reservations are required and can be made online at www.colleyvillechamber.org. Call 817-488-7148 for more information.EULESSHavana NRG to rock library with Cuban music MondayThere will be no shushing the library crowd when Arts Council Northeast and the city of Euless bring in Cuban band Havana NRG (New Rhythm Generation) for a concert on Monday at the Euless Public Library, 201 N. Ector Drive.The MasterWorks Concert Series offering begins at 7 p.m. and is free to attend.This highly charged and energetic group is not your typical tropical orchestra. Havana NRG has managed to set its own trend by producing not only hot salsa-themed music but also very intense Cuban timba, merengue, bachata and a first-time rap titled Wrap the Mambo.Its original music has been added in heavy rotation to more than 150 radio stations and major satellite radio, such as DMX, XM Radio, Sirius, and Radio at AOL, which has afforded Havana NRG massive exposure to millions of fans worldwide.GRAND PRAIRIE'Get Fit GP' health initiative launchedThe city of Grand Prairie and community partners introduce "Get Fit Grand Prairie," a citywide wellness initiative connecting residents to local resources for improving health through physical fitness and healthy food options, especially for children.The program features a website, www.gptx.org/GetFitGP, with tools, tips and community resources for residents to get up, get out and get fit. To kick off the program and to celebrate January as Healthy Resolutions Month, Get Fit GP is offering residents a coupon for a free day pass to any city recreation center in January.To participate and to learn more, visit www.gptx.org/GetFitGP.HALTOM CITYLibrary's movie nights move to 2nd MondayHaltom City Library's monthly family movie night has moved to the second Monday of each month, but showtime at 6:30 p.m. is still the same.January's feature, Monsters University, will be shown Monday.The G-rated 2013 release tells the story of the relationship between Mike and Sulley during their days at Monsters University, when they weren't necessarily the best of friends. The film runs 104 minutes.For more information, visit www.haltomcitytx.com/departments/library.KELLERCitizen Police Academy open for registrationKeller residents interested in knowing about police work will have the opportunity to participate in the Police Department's Citizen Police Academy class starting Jan. 28.The class serves as a prerequisite for joining the Volunteers in Policing unit and runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday for 12 weeks at the department headquarters, 330 Rufe Snow Drive.Applicants must be at least 21 years old, live within the city limits and have no felony arrests on their record.Application deadline is 4 p.m. Jan. 17. For more information, contact officer Amanda Baker at 817-743-4504. — Taylor PraterDaddy-daughter dance registration now openThe Keller Pointe has chosen "Adventures in Wonderland" as this year's theme for the annual Daddy-Daughter Sweetheart Ball. 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Trained AARP volunteers will assist in electronic filing of the 1040 tax form and basic schedules.This service will be offered at the library between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. each Monday and Thursday from Feb. 3 through April 14. An appointment is required. To schedule an appointment, stop by the library, at 9015 Grand Ave., or call 817- 427-6800 or 817-427-6814.Dads, daughters can show off dance movesThe NRH Centre will host a Daddy Daughter Valentine Dance in the Grand Hall on Feb. 8. Daughters ages 3 to 7 are invited from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and those from 8 to 16 from 8 to 9:30 p.m.Tickets are $15 per person and may be purchased at the NRH Centre, 6000 Hawk Ave. Call 817-427-6600 for more details.REGIONFootball game to honor MLK, first respondersThe nonprofit Friends of Cobb Park, along with other community partners, are observing Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a football game Saturday, the Big Brothers/Big Sisters MLK Bowl. 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Hanukkah 2013: A Guide For The Media
Contact Information
For pre-Hanukkah photo opps, questions, interviews and quotes, Chabad.org maintains a database of rabbis who are highly-knowledgeable about the holiday and practically any topic pertaining to Judaism, including this year's convergence of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving.
Feel free to contact Rabbi Motti Seligson or Chaim Landa, should you like to speak to someone about any aspect of Hanukkah. (Contact information can be found on the right.)
Hanukkah Quick Facts
November 27 - December 5, 2013
Hanukkah begins the evening of Wednesday, November 27 and concludes the evening of Thursday, December 5.
The festival of Hanukkah celebrates two miracles:
Miracle #1: When the Maccabees liberated the Temple from the hands of the Greek invaders, they found only a small amount of olive oil fit for fueling the Menorah. The problem was, it was sufficient to light the Menorah only for one day, and it would take eight days to produce new pure oil. They lit it anyway, and miraculously, the oil burned for eight days.
Miracle #2: Hanukkah celebrates the ancient victory of the Maccabees, a small band of Jewish fighters, against their Greek Assyrian oppressors, in their struggle for religious freedom in the Land of Israel.
In contemporary America, Hanukkah has become a time for families to celebrate together by lighting a home 'menorah' (candelabrum), playing 'Dreidel' (a Hanukkah spinning top) and sharing holiday foods, including the traditional 'Latkes' (shallow fried potato pancakes).
HANUKKAH OR CHANUKAH? In Hebrew, Chanukah is pronounced with the letter chet. The chet's "ch" sound is not enunciated like the "ch" in child; rather it's a guttural, throaty sound—like the "ch" in Johann Bach—which does not have an English equivalent. The letter "H" is the closest, but it's not really it. So while some people spell and pronounce it "Chanukah" and others settle for "Hanukkah," they really are one and the same.
Hanukkah Observances
THE MENORAH: The menorah is a nine-branched candelabrum that holds either oil or candles. We light the menorah on each of the eight nights of Hanukkah beginning on the first night with one flame and adding an additional flame each night. The ninth flame, called the Shamash, is used to light the other flames (on Friday evening, in order to avoid violating Shabbat, the Menorah must be lit shortly before sunset, not after nightfall).
FOOD: To commemorate the miracle that occurred with oil, we eat foods fried in oil, such as latkes (fried potato pancakes) and donuts.
It is also customary to eat dairy foods during the holiday.
GIFTS: It is a tradition to give 'Gelt' or money gifts to children to encourage their studies.
We also play with a 'Dreidel' (a spinning top).
Hanukkah & Thanksgiving
HISTORY: It is rare that Hanukkah and Thanksgiving overlap. However, this year (2013) is NOT the first time that this has occurred. In fact, this is the fourth time Hanukkah and Thanksgiving overlap and the next time will be in 2070.
See a brief history of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving at www.chabad.org/2343364.
SHARED THEME: Many are pointing to the common theme that these two holidays share. Hanukkah's central theme is giving thanks to the Almighty for the miracles of Hanukkah (see above) and as George Washington proclaimed in the first nation-wide thanksgiving celebration: as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal favours of Almighty G-d.
RECIPES: The Hanukkah/Thanksgiving overlap has even spanned some kosher recipes. See here for some Chanukah Thanksgiving recipes that you are welcome to reprint; www.chabad.org/2328928
Hanukkah Stats 2013
For Hanukkah stats and figures that may be helpful in your reporting, please click here.
Hanukkah & America
Chabad-Lubavitch has brought Hanukkah to the public domain, emphasizing that it is a holiday celebrated by Jews outwardly.
Since 1974, thousands of public menorahs are annually erected in city centers and landmarks such as in front of The White House, the Eiffel Tower, and the Kremlin.
Chabad sponsors a host of Hanukkah awareness campaigns that this year will reach 8 million Jews globally.
Hanukkah.org - The Hanukkah Supersite
Hanukkah.org, the Hanukkah supersite, is the place where readers can find everything Hanukkah from information on the history and observances to holiday greeting cards and listings of local family Chanukah celebrations To visit the site go to ;www.Hanukkah.org
Hanukkah events in hundreds of cities around the world are listed in the world's largest Hanukkah events directory. Celebrations include the menorah lighting in front of The White House, oil press workshops for children, lectures on the holiday: they span geographic locales from Alabama and Wisconsin to Abidjan and Zurich: For worldwide events, visit http://www.chabad.org/ChanukahEvents
About Chabad-Lubavitch
Chabad-Lubavitch is a world-wide Jewish movement with a two century old religious philosophical system. Considered by many to be the most dynamic force in Jewish life today, the organization's network consists of over 3,500 institutions in 81 countries directed by over 4,000 full-time emissaries and a workforce that numbers in the tens of thousands.
Dedicated to the spiritual and material welfare of the Jewish people and motivated by respect and affection for each individual, the movement has set into motion an astounding array of innovative programs, services and institutions to serve the needs of Jews everywhere.
About Chabad.org
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28 November 2014 20:22
Rising food costs could mean smaller lunches for schoolchildren.
Wrexham Council is being forced to tighten up spending on school meals as it faces a predicted £270,000 shortfall.
Higher food costs and an increase in the number of parents providing their children with packed lunches have resulted in the overspend on school catering.
To plug the deficit the council is now planning to make savings in school kitchens across the county borough.
Portion sizes are just one of the areas earmarked for "efficiencies" along with staff hours, food supply orders and stock/waste control.
The local authority is also planning to promote the school catering service to increase income.
The figures were revealed in a copy of the authority's latest budget monitoring and control report.
The report, written by head of finance Mark Owen, says: "Income from pupils paying for school meals has reduced by £170,000, which is a reflection of the current economic climate where some are choosing the cheaper option of packed lunches."
About £100,000 of the overspend went on food itself which, Mr Owen said, was partly due to rising costs.
Steve Bayley, head of assets and economic development, said: "The projected overspend in school catering relates to two main factors: increases in the cost of raw materials and a reduction in the expected income from school meals.
"The efficiencies referred to in the report relate to the need to tighten up on the amount spent on food supplies, reduce waste and match staff hours to the service needs.
"The priority of the service must, however, always be to provide pupils with healthy and nutritional meal choices."
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Posted by: cynprifathro at 12:42 on 10 January 2013 Report
Jamie Oliver killed school meals!
Posted by: Klingpin at 20:57 on 10 January 2013 Report
Might be a good idea for most of them, far to many little fat kids running around the school yards these days, on another note the amount per head schools receive to feed a child is nowhere the amount that is given to feed a prisoner per day, something totally wrong somewhere, lets start by giving the prisoners basic rations to save money.
Posted by: Y Ffin at 21:45 on 10 January 2013 Report
The increasing number of kids eating packed lunches, probably full of e-numbers, salt and saturated fats is probably one of the most important factors behind the poor exam statistics in local schools. You only have to look at the litter around schools to work out the packed lunch diet: crisps, fizzy so-called energy drinks, plastic cheese and generally mass processed cr*p!
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Aug 9, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. MAN this game is so awesome. Awesomenauts essentially takes place in a cartoony universe where two robot armies are stuck in a stalemate and the only group that can break it are the greatest mercenaries in the universe: The Awesomenauts. The game is a multiplayer 3v3 DOTA-style game where you break the enemy turrets until you can reach their main fortifications and then destroy it to win the game. It is drop-in drop-out and works very well as you can find a game very quickly and should anyone leave they are replaced by a surprisingly intelligent bot until a new player is found. If you enter a game in progress you get a certain bonus to Solar (The currency) so you can catch up in upgrades. It works brilliantly and is very well balanced so that joining players aren't given too little or too much solar depending on how far into the game session you are. The graphics and feel of the game in general is very cartoony and in many cases just plain hilarious. The game is very stylised and the music fits the game perfectly, in both being sci-fi and cartoony. Special mention goes to the opening theme of the game, which sounds like an opening of a 90's cartoon show. Simply epic. The characters are all distinct in appearance, personality and abilities, and can be customized with a loadout before the game to suit your playstyle. Lonestar is a sheriff who's a bit nuts for explosives, and is a ranged attacker, Leon is a French lizard-man who uses cloaking and his tongue snatch abilities to snare and surprise players and is a freakin' boss in my opinion. Next is Voltar, an alien genius (Who wants more technologeeee!) and healer who plays a more supportive role. You have Froggy G, who is a rapper frog (Obviously) that uses water melee and short-ranged attacks to deal damage. Then you have Clunk, a giant robot who plays the tank role and can use self-destruct to damage himself and blow up everything around him. Lastly, but not least(ly), you have Derpl, another tank character that is a tiny alien operating a huge machine and if set up in the proper place can really just skewer everyone who directly confronts him. There are only 3 maps, but they are very well-designed, and one even affects the gravity and physics, something you don't normally see in these types of games, so props to the developers there for taking that risk and pulling it off successfully. My only gripe about this game other than there only being 3 maps as of current (It could well change, but it is quite a small number upon the initial release), is that Clunk is a bit overpowered just because of the sheer amount of health he has. It's a bit too much considering the power of his attacks. They may want to tone him down a little. In conclusion, this is a must-buy for 800MP and I hear new character packs are being released for free, which is just plain, and excuse the pun, awesomeness from the developers! Whether you're a casual player or hardcore, whether you play in a party or play MP solo, you will love this game, especially fans of DOTA-style games. If you haven't picked this up yet, now's a good time to go get it!… Expand
Oct 10, 2012A very fun little game, especially for the price. I also appreciate the local multiplayer support, which is rare in modern games. Definitely take a look at the demo, even if you haven't played a MOBA before. Unfortunately their publisher has hit a rough spot, so support for this game might be lacking on Xbox while the PC continues to get new characters and balance updates. Hope they sort that out. Still a good game as-is though.… Expand
May 9, 2012Love this little 2D DOTA gem that came out of nowhere. If you loved Monday Night Combat, this is just as fun. The game is great overall, but I hope there will be continuing updates that deal with some balancing issues, as well as adding new characters and levels. This is the most fun I've had playing competitive multiplayer in a while.
May 9, 2012There's no doubt about it; Awesomenauts is truely awesome. As a true MOBA noob, I had different expectations of the playing style, but after a couple of minutes in the game, I loved everything about it. Everything is just right: the setting, the beautiful 2D graphics, the amount of detail, the way characters are perfectly thought out, the music and the best part the epic theme song. Give the demo a try if you're not convinced, you won't be disappointed.… Expand
May 13, 2012This 2D platform MOBA features wonderful graphics, cool short term game-play, and deep long term strategy. A must have for anyone who likes to play split-screen games with (up to 2) friends.
May 28, 2012This game is summed up on one word. Potential. As a MOBA, it is creative, nuanced, and has a very fresh appeal. We always ask for evolution for current memes and Awesomenauts delivers just that. Its deep, requires patience and strategy, yet is more forgiving then traditional MOBA's. Comeback wins are possible with a few quick kill streaks on over zealous torrent attackers. If the developer plays this right, they could have a substantial space on the marketplace delivering new characters, maps, etc as micro transactions. Great start to what could (I hope) by a long running cult hit. Give it time..… Expand
Jul 17, 2012"Awesomenauts"? Sounds like a cheesy game title. But the game? Not cheesy at all! This MOBA from Ronimo Games is truly a hidden gem. The graphics are colorful and burst out at you, which is kinda awesome! The characters are balanced, and feel like the attacks have a lot of oomph to them! By characters being balanced, I mean COMPLETELY balanced! The gameplay is fun and addictive, you will be playing it so much it will feel like a bad habit! Ronimo has only made 2 games I believe, this being my favorite and others too! Get it. It feels like a full budget game your playing, but, your not!… Expand
Aug 5, 2012amazing game for 10 dollars i am very satisfied i have not enjoyed a moba until this game. the classes are very balanced, the game is very noob friendly and easy to pick up, playing practice mode levels you up at the same rate as on-line mode and is great for ... well practising new characters I bought the game on steam and it's frame rate is perfect it's less then a giga byte and has no dlc or in game store its 10 dollars and no additional fees, I highly recommend this game… Expand
Jun 15, 2012Awesomenauts manages to live up to its name by providing a fun and awesome experience to those who enjoy team-based play. The presentation, from the graphics to the sound, may be lighthearted, but the action is intense as the constant back-and-forth between teams keeps players on their toes.
Jun 1, 2012Awesomenauts isn't really a bad game. It's well built, holds promise for additional content and serves as a good primer to the MOBA genre. Unfortunately, the lack of players kills the product.
May 31, 2012It certainly gives a great deal in the first few hours. Though it's repetitive, the mechanics are solid and the concept itself works fantastically.


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Installing MS SQL Server JDBC driver
|Created: 2011-03-06
|Updated: 2011-03-06
|Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO42609
To collect the Enterprise Vault data residing on Microsoft SQL Server (or MS SQL Server or SQL Server), you require the SQL Server JDBC driver that is installed on the OpsCenter Agent host. The Agent requires the JDBC driver to communicate with the MS SQL Server.
Microsoft provides a Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) driver for use with SQL Server. The SQL Server JDBC Driver 2.0 is available to all SQL Server users at no additional charge, and provides access to SQL Server 2000, SQL Server 2005, and SQL Server 2008 from any Java application, application server, or Java-enabled applet. This is a Type 4 JDBC driver that provides database connectivity through the standard JDBC application program interfaces (APIs) available in Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5.
To install MS SQL Server JDBC driver
On the Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver 2.0 page, click Download.
The File Download dialog box is displayed.
On the MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS page, select the following:
I Accept the above agreement and I want to download the Microsoft Windows version
Click Save to save the
sqljdbc_2.0.1803.100_enu.exefile to a desired location.
sqljdbc_2.0\enu\sqljdbc4.jarfiles to the following location on the Agent host.
Install Dir\Symantec\OpsCenter\Agent\lib
where Install Dir is the location where you have installed OpsCenter.
Click the following link for more information and frequently asked questions on the JDBC driver.
See About data collected from Enterprise Vault
See Versions supported by OpsCenter
See Planning the Enterprise Vault data collector deployment
See OpsCenter Agent deployment modes
See Accessing MS SQL Server host
See About creating a user for integrated logon
See Configuring the OpsCenter Agent properties for integrated logon
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