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Posts by The Dorset Rambler
81 posts • joined 6 Feb 2009
Google Instant sinks raft of search controls
Not sure...
I still can't work out whether this is good or bad for adwords users and what it means for SEO.
I suspect (but have no proof) that impressions might rise with clicks remaining level - I believe that if the results returned stay on the page for more than three seconds it counts as an impression. If that happens then the click through rate will decrease, the cost per click to me will rise and Google gets more of my money for the same result..
Time will tell.
Hull Daily Mail pulls porncoder comments
and then..
you realise it was but a dream....
and the screaming begins again...
Miranda Kerr backs Oz porn-surf banker
@John Savard
Good grief man - are you for real??
Or a banker.
Men at Work swiped Down Under riff
Epic fail.
Shot themselves in the foot..
By playing the flute riff to a fluffy bear hanging from a tree.
No clue there...
Carbon trade phish scam disrupts exchanges
Is this a trend?
Nobody seems to get 'hacked' anymore. They are 'targeted by rogue states". So not our fault guv.
Woman sues rail line for 'exploding' toilet
It's not a bug, it's a feature...
Big Jobs iEnema.
Verified by Visa bitchslapped by Cambridge researchers
Playmobil throws down animation gauntlet
Come on Lester,
Get the camera out.
A re-make of the good ship Navratilova perhaps?
iFarter begs Apple for rational App Store
iDon't care
Nuff said.
Mandelson to get Nominet reform powers
I just couldn't resist......
@David 105
Big Brother, in the absence of a Darth mandelson icon (a note to grammAr pedants, I don't capitalise the names of people I have no respect for)
There, fixed it for you...
BOFH: Slab happy
I think.....
that the PFY is nearing the end of his days....
Nice one Simon.
Have a beer.
Google not normal for Norfolk
@dirk koopman
"Obviously those doctors have never been to Norfolk."
They were Norfolk doctors.
Trucker prangs rig while cracking one off
If (yes) walk away romt he vehicle.
It's not easy typing with one hand, is it?
Malware house offered bounty for infected Macs
Not gonna work, this
Because our venerable and learned gubmint has already signed up all the l33t skiddies (sorry, 'naughty boys'), and placed them in a concrete bunker.
We lead the world! Yay!
Post Office will snap and dab for ID card scheme
I'll bet you a pound..
That they'll introduce some form of proportional pricing.
Thank you sir, if you'll just try and put your fingers through this slot....
Ok, stubby, that will be fifteen pounds 85.....
Paris, what else?
UK council forced to swallow dick
What a lovely, heartwarming and touching anecdote.
Really filling up here.....
What a silly, silly, SILLY girl to let you go.....
I'm a huge fan of the band previously known as "Pickled Dick" and am inordinately proud of my badge emblazoned with "I love Dick".
Then the bastards changed their name to "Mike TV" - what sort of name is that ffs?
Home Office stonewalls ID findings
What's the betting that
this report will be delayed until the gubmint can demonstrate the response it wants.
Women spending more time at work - but less time working
@Anonymous John
Damn right feller.
"No comment"
Britons warned of plague of the 'supercats'
I must get new glasses...
cos I read that as "ferocious feline patio-heaters menace dogs, children.
CSI boffins: You can't ID crims from bitemarks on victims
Moderating staff??
Is our beloved moderatrix empire building??
Italian Job sat nav driver cops £900 fine
"My tom-tom took me up the bridle path"
Abigail's Windows 7 Party
Thank you Verity
mwah mwah
Armless getaway driver leads police a merry dance
Now that's a good idea....
IIRC the sentence for armed robbery is much higher.
Nice bit of forethought there...
Google moves to micropayments
I wonder...
If a micro-payment system can be developed that is both simple to operate and cheap to use (for publishers) could this mean the start of a "paid" internet.
For example, on one of my sites I offer relevant and useful information for free. If I could charge a fraction of a penny/cent for each page view, why wouldn't I?
Another example. If I am coding something (I am only an amateur) and I run into a wall what do I do? Google. Would I pay a fraction of a penny to see a solution that might save me hours? Course I would.
SA pigeon outpaces broadband
Hang on a mo..
This article HAS an IT angle yet is in Bootnotes.
Are you trying to completely confuse those gentle readers who can't quite get the concept of Bootnotes?
Boffins: Give up on CO2 cuts, only geoengineering can work
Yet again
we have the nonsense phrase "saving the planet".
Please explain to me where the carbon di-oxide in the so-called 'fossil fuels' came from.
Was it not from flora and fauna growing abundantly in a world much hotter, much wetter and with a much higher level of both carbon di-oxide and oxygen?
"The planet" did not need to "save" itself then, and it does not need to now.
Save humankind is what is really meant.
Twitter tracker goes twotspotting
Here's why
"Quite why one would want to do this remains a mystery"
Come on, you know why.
Who amongst us has not spent days, weeks or even months in coding something that has no commercial application, interests nobody but themselves and could have been done in ten minutes with a spreadsheet?
I know I have.
Gmail in massive web outage
Error message == Massive Fail
Stored messages are Ok to access, but tickertape message suggests that it is MY internet connection that needs looking at.
Back now...
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Lad from Lagos makes YouTube pitch
"very large objects up my bottom"
New keyboard please...
Google's move into mortgages spawns lawsuit
And so it begins.
Here in the UK we have Tesco. Used to be a grocer. Now, wants to take over every aspect of our life.
Cradle to the grave. With Clubcard points, naturally.
This appears to be Google taking the first [?] steps on that route.
On the bright side, it may not be too long before some creative startup appears that re-asserts Google's 'do no evil', citing Google as 'the evil one'.
UK population to abandon Midlands
Bugger off!
We're full.
Scientists unlock DIY DNA
Top man.
"It's kinda like assuming that if you find an egg in the refrigerator ... then you must have had a hen in there too"
Nice analogy.
My round.
Ubuntu man extends olive branch to irate Debian devs
This is going to seem lame....
and I am truly not trolling or inviting flames...
but could someone explain to an old man :) how linux (as an open source concept) works?
I get the bit about thousands (?) of developers all inputing bug fixes et al etc. etc.
What I don't get is how the top bit - the full time developers - are funded.
Are there commercial donations of either money or developers or is it ad driven. I know there was one very wealthy guy who donated a lot of his kids money to a distro - was it kubuntu?
Seriously, this is a real question. Honestly. Cross my heart etc. etc.
CIOs get £170k but helpdesk staffers settle for £6/hr
@Jolyon Ralph
"the USA or other colonies"..
Such subtlety.
McKinnon loses judicial review
And then...
He'll be forgotten.
Anyone remember what happened to the "Natwest Two" (or was it three..).
UK = Epic fail.
Ballmer: People don't 'get' Microsoft's Yahoo! marriage
"The greatest source of wealth creation is being in the right market early enough. If you aren't in early enough, you aren't going to grow with the market."
Correct me if I am wrong, but is that exactly where they are? Playing catchup.
OTOH, as a user of Google AdWords, I kinda like a serious competitor. It might drive ppc costs south - which would be a very good thing.
So, judgement suspended, for the moment.
Landlord sues tenant over moldy Tweet
Errr. sorry to be a wet blanket....
But as far as I can tell the case has not yet been heard.
And while I think it an excellent jape, would not hundreds of El Reg emails help to strengthen their [Horizon's] case???
Cameron condemns Tweeters as tw*ts
This might be off topic, and I must be dense, but I have never been able to understand why the limit was set to one hundred and forty charac
Windfarm Britain means (very) expensive electricity
Let's face it...
Nuclear is the only real option whether we like it or not.
There may be a case for small windfarms serving small communities that want them, but vast swathes of the countryside covered in [ugly/beautiful] windmills just aint gonna happen.
There were plans for a small (I think it was 6 turbines) windfarm a few miles away. You should have seen the fuss with world + dog + local mp all nimby'ing away.
Refused in the end.
Riot police raid birthday barbecue for 'all-night' Facebook tag
@Mike 61
I had 300 people at my wife's birthday party and you could hear the music 2 miles away (so I have been told), but law enforcement did nothing until the reports of gunfire..
Just nice.
Made me smile.
I think the term is 'jerkoff', I may be wrong
"You asshats in the UK get what you deserve for all your moral posturing and elitism."
Swedish devil girls fingered on Street View
The second picture is pure genius.
Plod offered SIM confiscation powers by Tories
"The plans would grant front line police officers discretion in deciding whether to give "occasional miscreants... the twenty first century version of a clip around the ear".
So we will see a return to the ratio of plod to people of yesteryear? When the local plod lived among the people he policed - by consent - and knew world + dog personally?
Didn't think so.
DNA database swells despite human rights ruling
"Last time I checked, using a pseudonym isn't illegal."
A fair point, well made.
But since when do you have to do anything illegal to get on this particular database (Aaron, where are you).
And tbh, using a pseudonym AND getting fingered twice *is* a little sus...
If 13.5% are replicates (estimated) then surely this means that the [alleged] perps had at least two samples taken from them, at different times/places and that they were using a different identity.
Prima facie case for another chat with the boys [& girls] in blue perhaps?
Whining serial commentard bemoans Reg bullying
Thank you, thank you, thank you
It's Friday, I've got my father's day Ska cd's on full blast, and you give me this.
Conficker left Manchester unable to issue traffic tickets
Surely.that should read -
Steve Park, Ex Head of ICT at Manchester city council.
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Crimson Tide Movie Review
Crimson Tide is a new action/psychodrama about a mutiny aboard a U.S. nuclear submarine. When World War III is about to erupt thanks to Russian coup-artists, the USS Alabama, helmed by Captain Frank Ramsey (Gene Hackman) is sent to prepare for the worst. When the order to launch comes in, Ramsey's executive officer, Lt. Commander Ron Hunter (Denzel Washington), clashes with the Captain over a last-minute, incomplete order which could recall the missile launch. The result is mutiny, with half the ship siding with the Captain's single-minded, stubborn decision to fire, half standing with Hunter, who wants a confirmation before blowing up the world.
Sound thrilling? Well, after about 45 minutes of the two principals philosophizing about life and war, trading quips, and smoking cigars, then the action part of the film comes to life. Unfortunately, this prologue does little more than develop the characters like this: Captain Ramsey is a obstinate military man, Hunter is a thoughtful peace-lover. In fact, most of the lengthy dialogue is arranged to show just what a great guy Hunter is, and that Ramsey is on the verge of being a Captain Ahab, hunting the Russkies like they're a latter-day Moby Dick.
When the action sequences do finally come up, they start with a nonsensical galley fire (no one can put it out except Hunter, who--get this--actually pushes a button on the wall to save the day). Then there's a flooding bilge bay, and on this ultra-high-tech ship, the preferred tool for repairing a flooding sub is none other than a monkey wrench. When the radio breaks, the crew is fast at work soldering together enough wire and circuit boards to control the U.S. telephone system. All this talk about the film making the military look bad isn't quite right; instead, it just looks ridiculous.
This all may be quibbling, but the pure silliness of some of the film really detracts from the bulk of it, which is a gripping and tense thriller with two armed factions of men trying to either launch or stop the launch of ten of the Alabama's nuclear missiles. The chemistry between Hackman and Washington, while kept basically predictable, is still full of tension and repressed anger as the characters are forced to maintain a surface civility despite an obvious dislike underneath. The set constructed to recreate the USS Alabama and the sub combat scenes are incredibly realistic and make the film worth watching all by themselves.
Much has been made of the similarity between this film and movies like The Hunt for Red October, Top Gun (directed and produced by the same team that did Tide), and other genre pictures. While the inevitable similarities are apparent to some extent, they certainly don't overshadow the picture, and like the flaws discussed above, they don't keep Crimson Tide from being a worthwhile film.
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Director : Tony Scott
Producer : Jerry Bruckheimer, Don Simpson
Screenwriter : Michael Schiffer

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There are so many different ways to interact with our photos on iOS, we barely need our Macs anymore to create refrigerator-worthy projects. Just about anything can be done on our iPhones and iPads, with countless filter, layout, caption and effects apps each opening wonderful worlds of creativity at our fingertips. Tiles - Photo Framer, the latest entry into the collage fray, brings enough to the table to set it apart from the crowd. Neat, modular frames keep your project clean, but Tiles still gives you the freedom to make your work your own, with a fun, gesture-based interface that offers boundless possibilities.
Each project starts with a single colored box. As you pinch, new frames are created in varying sizes and colors until your canvas kind of looks like a Windows 8 start screen. The extraordinarily clean UI – an invisible set of tools springs to life with a swipe up from the bottom of the screen – lets your imagination take over, as photos are cropped and split with wild abandon. Text can be added anywhere, and a fairly robust set of fonts nicely spices up your artwork.
Tiles is more fun than other collage apps we've tried, but it suffers from the same constraints. Frame borders and edges can be altered using nifty sliders, but these are wholesale changes, so we had no control over individual boxes. Empty boxes add a bit of vibrancy to collages, but since colors are applied randomly, you may find yourself continuously deleting and pinching to get the look you want. And you can take photos within the app, but without any editing tools or filters, you probably won't be straying far from your photo library.
The bottom line. Tiles will help you make pretty collages, but they'll still look like they were made on a mobile device.
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Lea Ann Anderson TULSA, OKLAHOMA Here's a quick and easy recipe familiar to most at reunions and other large gatherings. The sweet and hearty dish includes three kinds of beans and plenty of beef and bacon.
8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 1 hour
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1/2 pound bacon strips, diced
1 small onion, chopped
1/2 cup ketchup
1/2 cup barbecue sauce
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
2 tablespoons molasses
1 can (16 ounces) butter beans, rinsed and drained
1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
1 can (15-3/4 ounces) pork and beans
In a Dutch oven, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink;
drain and set aside. In the same pan, cook bacon until crisp; drain.
Return beef to the pan. Add the onion, ketchup, barbecue sauce, brown
sugar and molasses. Stir in the beans.
Transfer to a greased 3-qt. baking dish. Cover and bake at 350°
for 1 hour or until beans reach desired thickness. Yield: 8
Nutritional Facts:
3/4 cup equals 305 calories, 8 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 22 mg cholesterol, 966 mg sodium,
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When he was named Paterno's replacement in early January, new head coach Bill O'Brien promptly overhauled the staff. The former New England Patriots' offensive coordinator, O'Brien is installing an offense based on the one he used in the NFL. Meanwhile, new defensive coordinator Ted Roof is going with the system he used while holding the same position at Auburn from 2009-11.
The Penn State players studied the different schemes in the offseason but could not actually practice them until spring ball began March 26. Four sessions into the spring, heads were still spinning.
"It's kind of been a fresh start, with everybody learning the different terminology," defensive end Pete Massaro said Wednesday morning. "It's just something we have to adjust to. It's kind of like learning a new language. After a while, we're just going to start thinking in the new terminology."
Defensively, at least, Roof's base set will look like the one former PSU coordinator Tom Bradley used. Both men prefer 4-3 looks. But Roof has said he intends to be "multiply aggressive," where Bradley was known for having more of a read-and-react approach.
"It's not something that's revolutionary or something that's going to take a lot of time to learn how to play," Massaro said. "It's something I think we'll learn how to play pretty quickly."
Much more significant changes are taking place on offense, where O'Brien is, in effect, the coordinator.
"It's obviously a lot different with a lot of new things we didn't do before," tight end Garry Gilliam said.
Gilliam would know because the tight ends are focal points of the new offense. In New England, O'Brien was known for his creative use of tight ends, with Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez combining for 169 catches last season alone. Penn State's tight ends combined for 15 catches in 2011 and 20 total over the past two seasons.
"There's probably a little more thinking in terms of reading defensive coverages and changing our routes," Gilliam said of the tight ends. "We're involved in a lot -- pretty much everything."
Gilliam said O'Brien and the offensive staff have been patient to date, no doubt because of the steep learning curve.
"He teaches (the offense) very efficiently and we're learning it very well," Gilliam said.
The players have noticed a more efficient approach to practice overall, too. They now have a large clock out on the field that times each segment of the practice, with an air horn going off at the end of each segment. Then the players are expected to run to the next drill.
Within each segment, a quick pace it kept.
"Physically, it's a lot faster," Gilliam said. "(O'Brien) is a lot more precise in what he wants."
"They've been tough practices, they've been hard-nosed practices," Massaro added. "He knows what he wants to accomplish and the coaches know what they want to accomplish. Everything has been very precise. I think they've been very good so far."
Ted Roof
Asked how much of the new offense has been installed, Gilliam laughed and replied, "I have no idea. But I know every day he's installing new stuff."
At the start of the spring, O'Brien said everyone on the team had been given the proverbial "clean slate." He was not looking at film of the 2011 Penn State offense. Players would earn jobs based on their performances in the spring.
Gilliam said the coach has been good on his word.
"The people who are going to be on the field (in the fall) are the people who learn the offense most efficiently and do what they have to do physically," he explained.
Penn State has 15 spring practice sessions, in all, culminating with the annual Blue-White intra-squad scrimmage April 21. Massaro is confident the Lions will learn what needs to be learned by the conclusion of drills.
"We're really just adjusting on the fly," Massaro said. "Eventually, we'll be comfortable with it. I'll say by the end of the spring we'll have a good grip on the things the new staff is looking to do.
"It will take a few weeks," he added. "But by the end of the spring we'll be on sound footing."
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Aparthotel Floramar(3.5 stars)Costa des Mirador s/n Cala Galdana View on map
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Nice hotel and very friendly staff
- Recommended hotel
- Families
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- June 2014
Nice hotel. Middle class hotel but very friendly and helpful staff. Very nice cleaning. Big, nice apartments with aircondition and good flatscreens. read hotel review
Only to stay to be recommended
- Hotel not recommended
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- September 2013
Nice location gala galdana is beautiful! The hotel floramar we will not any longer book, the food is for 3.5 star an impertinence, no variation, no taste, breakfast very poor in the selection very english held, at lunch you know previously what there was, because it every day the same was, up to two courts of perhaps five and in the evening also, because it at noon already was served. To chips, the ketchup constantly missing, families with children have bought stuff in the supermarket. What service on it was very bad, the staff speaks little german, long waits ... at the bar, in the dining room were conflicts before us unenlisted. We had all-inclusive, at the bar one gets no fresh coffee, the you get in the dining room, otherwise it costs specially. In the evening were almost all drinks are not all-inclusive, except for soft drinks, no juices, to alcoholic beverages was beer, different wines, sangria (very bad) and a housecocktail inclusive, everything else pay extra. We travel since 2002 each year on the spanish islands and book 3.5-4 star hotels so bad had we have never had. Actually a shame the location of the hotel is good. Conclusion: only good for an overnight stay. read hotel review
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Ageing star hotel. Large interlocked plant. Condition generally good, some rooms need to be updated. Old furniture, modern bathrooms. Kitchenette. Everything very clean kept. Room to the pool partly with very limited sea view, The pool was small and fairly flat, so friendly. Room to the street quite noisy. read hotel review
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Such a disappointment. In our first apartment were all furniture already once glued or repaired, or one has the doors just so crooked in the Angel hang. In the bath could I would have brough with the toothbrushes the corners deseamed. The regeneration were every day cleaned. I asked for a different room. That was also no problem, on the next day we decided 2 different rooms at, and we took the nicest. The furniture was in the new rooms not so demolished, and the cleanliness was exactly. But we had a newer toilet. The overall impression was a bit ... better. Be comfortable goes differently. The food was food intake and not benefit. But always fresh salad and melons. Who variety on the table loves, is in the wrong place read hotel review
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Warm. Crumbly. Sweet. Counts as a health food because there's fruit on it. These are just a few of the nice things you can say about pineapple upside-down cake, like this one from Betty Crocker.
But some folks, like CraftFail reader Sheree, might argue that maybe cakes weren't meant to baked upside-down with juicy tropical fruit. Also, Sheree admits that substituting applesauce for oil might have been her upside-downfall.
Looks like all that lifting and flipping gave this poor cake a case of air sickness, though Sheree reports it still tasted great – as long as you didn't look at it.
For more laughs visit Robyn at Hollow Tree Ventures, where she admits that she, too, has managed to simultaneously under cook and burn desserts. However, hers were not delicious, whether you looked at them or not.


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Roasted Beets - To Wrap or Not To Wrap
i'm roasting some gorgeous beets from the farmers market but can't decide whether to wrap them in foil or not.
what to do? what are the pros and cons or wrapping your beets?
I think I'd post this on Home Cooking. I put olive oil in a pan & roast mine, BTW, unwrapped.
unwrapped! I steam mine for a bit, so they take less time, and roast with olive oil... (or I slice really really thin - think chip-like - toss them in olive oil and pepper, and roast them... they get crunchy and delicious! you have to watch them, though, they tend to burn all of a sudden) mmmm...w/e you decide, enjoy them!
re: Ruth Lafler
Ditto. I wrap them with nothing on them and roast. Skins come right off that way.
re: Ruth Lafler
I also wrap, and have found that Goin's method of putting them in a pan (I use a pyrex brownie pan), tossing with some olive oil and salt, adding a splash of water and covering with foil works better than just wrapping them in foil. I use surgical gloves when I peel them.
re: MMRuth
I use a metal brownie pan, add nothing to the beets but cover the pan with foil. Using paper towels to rub the skin off is very easy. They finish so sweet that I usually just slice and plate them on a serving dish.
re: MMRuth
MMRuth, what oven temp do you use for this method? Just bought some fresh beets for first time and am SO glad this thread is running! Also, do you use the greens in a saute?
re: MMRuth
Funny, me too. I love beets, but still haven't got the taste for beet greens. I've tried many different ways of cooking them, but it just doesn't do it for me. I think it's the one and only type of greens that I can leave.
I also roast my beets the Goin way.
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I made beet greens for the first time last night. I fried just a little bacon and then tossed some minced garlic and red onion in and sauteed. I threw in the beet greens for a bit until they wilted, salted and peppered and then added a splash of balsalmic vinegar right before serving. I didn't find them bitter at all.
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I agree. I'm sensitive to bitterness, and I don't find beet greens to be bitter. Think of them as red chard. :-)
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I can't even imagine a bitter beet green! They're basically the same thing as Swiss chard, though I think earthier and sweeter. Since Mrs. O likes neither beet greens nor chard, I don't have to share them, either! Yum yum.
Depending on whether I plan to pay attention to them or not, I do both. Wrapping keeps them from drying out if I get busy and forget about what's in the oven.
I never wrap. I wash and put on my gas grill with the lid down. Skins come right off after cooling, and mine turn out awesome time after time. Love, love, love roasted beets!
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If you like your roasted beets with blue cheese, you'll love them with wasabi goat cheese.
We live near Capriole Farm--they make fresh goat cheese with wasabi. I've made it at home when I can't readily buy Capriole--it takes a lot of wasabi paste, and I added a bit of horseradish from a jar to boost its zing.
I just throw mine with the skin on (hopefully all are the same size so they cook evenly) on a baking dish and put them in 375-400F oven. No wrapping, no oil, nothing. I test them with a fork, when soft inside I take them out let them cool down. The rest is done using rubber gloves :)))))
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AM I the only one that peels beets and roast them skins off? Orange beets, peeled, thinly sliced and grilled are great!
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Nope, I also peel and cut them into chunks before roasting. Never wrap, part of the point of roasting is to intensify the flavor by dehydrating them a bit. If you're going to wrap them you might as well just steam them.
Given the 50/50ness of the responses so far (I'm a wrapper myself) why not try half wrapped & half not together and decide which you like?
After all this, I made roasted beets for lunch. Yummo! Don't crucify me for my Rachel Ray reference. Just for this once, TRY to be kind and gracious.
Here's my point. I think if you wrap, the beets will lean more towards "steamed" and if you don't wrap they will be more roasted. Roasting, I think will result in more development of sugars. I think the flavor will be richer and more complex. Beets are great, and have a lot of sugar, so either way you can't go wrong. I lean more towards unwrapped for additional flavor, but wrapping, I'm sure is good too.
For me, it all depends on what I am using them for. For salads, I wrap individually in foil and roast at 450, then peel. Ditto if I want to eat them cold or have leftovers. As others mentioned, wrapping is more like steaming. It preserves their color and results in juicier beets.
To eat on their own in their unadulterated glory, unwrapped. Carmelized yummines.
Enjoy the beets!
Unwrapped- but always in a "salt bed"-that way the juices don't stain my roasting pans. They come out great- a trick from my restaurant days. Use a box of kosher salt to line to bottom of your pan and then nestle the beets in the salt. I reuse the salt(save in a plastic bag after each use). This is the best way to roast whole root vegetables, in my opinion- and no, they are not overly salty...
I don't wrap. I put them straigt onto the oven racks and roast. i've never had a problem with them being rubbery or issues getting the skins off...slip right off very easily.


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Rating 2 Stars: Recommended (Spicy Garlic! Good Chicken Broth and Samgyetang. Good Value for Money. Service could be more polite.)
Samgyetang is my gloomy day food. I guess it's because when I was sick or when it was really cold, my mother would make chicken soup with Dutch egg noodles. Hit with a touch of pepper, it was one of my favorite dishes growing up.
In Korea, I've had to get a substitute and my Korean equivalent is Samgyetang: Chicken and Ginseng Soup. This dish can be great or average (it's really hard to mess up this dish). Of course the best places for samgyetang have amazing broth.
Mu-gyo Samgyetang in Insadong does have great broth and their chicken is quite good. For 12,000 won, it is excellent. I can't say it is the best version that I have had, but it is darn tasty. The place has 39 years of history, so they have a good formula for the dish. Of course, what really stands out at Mu-gyo is the spicy garlic. This side dish brings tears to my eyes and gives me an endorphine high because it is so potent.
I'm not sure exactly how they do it, but man is the stuff painfully good. This, next to the golden chicken broth is a contrasting pairing that works to balance themselves out.
The other great thing about this place is their lunch special. You can get Chicken Gomtang which is a soup with rice and sweet potato noodles. It's a good fast lunch and at 4,000 won a bowl, it doesn't break the bank.
My only complaint about this place is the service- it could be nicer. Then again, the place has been around so long that maybe they don't feel they don't have to. I went in on a Saturday to ask for the Gomtang and the lady berated me for asking for it and treated me like I was a beggar or something. It didn't make my dining experience very pleasant. For my honor, I felt like I had to order the Samgyetang.
I went back for the Gomtang on a weekday and the woman treated me the same way. Hmmm…I guess they don't like serving the dish. But honestly, what they should do is just charge more for the dish (duh!).
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Green anarchy journal. Various writings and art including fiction and original and republished or updated essays. Anticopyright.
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six letters addressed to youSubmitted by patrokolos on Thu, 02/23/2012 - 02:34.
First published in 2010 this zine is composed of six handwritten letters addressed to unnamed recipients on a variety of topics ranging from Machiavelli and loneliness to Christianity and nature to addiction and unhealthy relationships to anarchy and nihilism to animals at the zoo to love and friendship.
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Come on, friends - to the barricades againSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 02/08/2012 - 02:31.
Montreal based poster.
The soldiers with their specialists, and the pigs with their guns, cannot stop, the lost ones and the desperate ones, and the driven ones.
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Peter Kropotkin - Modern Science & AnarchismSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 02/06/2012 - 14:15.
Modern Science and Anarchism by Peter Kropotkin
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Liberate Not Exterminate by the Curious George Collective (better reprint)Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 02/06/2012 - 01:52.
In Liberate Not Exterminate the Curious George Brigade argue that contrary to some anti-civilization assertions, cities can be both environmentally sustainable and free from both the state and capital. Further the hive of culture and thought that cities uniquely facilitate is very much in line with anarchism.
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Anarcho-Transhuman #1: Feminism + Queering All The ThingsSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 02/05/2012 - 01:10.
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Cyborg Manifesto, A by Donna HarawaySubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 02/05/2012 - 01:08.
In the hugely influential A Cyborg Manifesto Donna Haraway criticizes traditional notions of Feminism, particularly it's emphasis on identity, rather than affinity. She explores the potential of the cyborg concept in order to construct a postmodern feminism that moves beyond dualisms and the limitations of traditional gender, feminism and politics.
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Oakland Solidarity PosterSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 02/02/2012 - 04:00.
Posters in solidarity with the Oakland Commune; display far and wide for all to see. One is color and 11X17, the other is B&W and 8.5X11.
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Direct Action TacticsSubmitted by sproutac on Wed, 02/01/2012 - 23:01.
The zine is made of of selections from a book titled We Are Everywhere: The Irresistible Rise of Global Anti-capitalism that was edited by Notes from Nowhere. The original book chronicles the anti-capitalist/anti-globalization movement of the late-1990s and early-2000s. Consequently, a lot of the tactics discussed here come out of that context. read more »
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using space sixSubmitted by spaceman on Wed, 02/01/2012 - 21:48.
using space is a zine about squats, social centres and alternative ways of living.
this is issue six, produced january 2o12.
previous issues are also hosted here apart from five, which was too large, but it's hosted at other places, including northern indymedia uk
* Facing Up to Mike Weatherley's Fearsome Gauntlet
* A Secret History of the City
* The CoolTan Arts Centre read more »
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Mikhail Bakunin - On ViolenceSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 02/01/2012 - 16:49.
Mikhail Bakunin on Violence: A Letter to Sergey Nechayev
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Alex Comfort - DelinquencySubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 02/01/2012 - 11:14.
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It's Down to This: stories, critiques and ideas on community and collective response to sexual violence and accountabilitySubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/27/2012 - 01:34.
This zine is a collection of stories, critiques and ideas reflecting on our experiences organizing around community and collective response to sexual violence, abuse and accountability.
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When Should You Shoot a Cop?Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/26/2012 - 00:37.
"Basic logic dictates that you either have an obligation to LET "law enforcers" have their way with you, or you have the right to STOP them from doing so, which will almost always require killing them."
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Dan Savage Un-welcoming Party! PamphletSubmitted by The Homomilitia on Wed, 01/25/2012 - 19:30.
Radical queers and their allies came together to form an un-welcoming party for Dan Savage on January 21, 2012, outside the Vogue Theatre on unceded Coast Salish Territories. After successfully glitter-bombing Dan Savage outside the theater, the Homomilitia handed out over 200 pamphlets (each with a tiny glitter packet stapled inside!) to people attending the talk. read more »
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SCIM identity management: Is outsourcing now viable?
Randall Gamby outlines the SCIM identity management standard and offers identity management for those enterprises considering outsourcing.
Best practices for implementing dynamic authorization
Randall Gamby discusses the advantages of dynamic authorization vs. other access management strategies and implementation best practices.
Time to consider image-based authentication?
Randall Gamby addresses the criticisms of image-based authentication and considers if it's a viable enterprise alternative authentication method.
Can the cloud replace passwords?
Expert Randall Gamby details key strategies for SaaS access management and contemporary single sign-on technology that's truly interoperable.
Can Android virtual patching thwart malware attacks?
Application security expert Mike Cobb weighs the pros and cons of Android virtual patching to thwart Android malware attacks.
Explaining how trusted and forged SSL certificates work
Web security relies on valid, trusted SSL certificates, but as Michael Cobb explains, forged SSL certificates undermine the model for trusted Web connections.
Software security lifecycle: Gaining executive support?
Recent BSIMM3 study results provide guidelines for why executive support for the software security lifecycle is so important. Michael Cobb explains.
BIOS management best practices: Patches and Updates
Amid growing concern over BIOS threats, expert Mike Cobb discusses how organizations should manage BIOS patches and BIOS updates.
Dangerous apps: Should enterprises ban IE, Adobe?
CSIS says five dangerous applications are to blame for 99% of malware. Is it time to ban Internet Explorer, Flash and the others in the enterprise?
Enterprise user de-provisioning best practices
Misplaced or stagnant employee access can be dangerous; Randall Gamby details user provisioning best practices for setting up a system to combat this risk.
How to manage information security legal issues
Dealing with lawyers is often a challenge. Ernie Hayden offers advice for CISOs dealing with enterprise information security legal issues.
How to make an enterprise RBAC implementation easier
Learn the benefits of role-based access control based on job functions of network accessing employees, and how to make an RBAC implementation easier.
Minimum password length best practices
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Considerations for cloud endpoint security
Mike Chapple details discuses considerations for using cloud security services, specifically cloud endpoint security.
Smartphone eavesdropping via keyboard vibrations
Is smartphone eavesdropping via keyboard vibrations a credible enterprise threat? Mike Chapple explains.
QR codes security: Do malicious QR codes pose a risk?
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Information security awareness training doesn't always protect users from the ongoing spam virus threat. Nick Lewis offers additional measures that may help.
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The recent Morto worm had unusual success spreading via Windows Remote Desktop Protocol. Does that mean RDP is security too weak? Nick Lewis explains.
Avoiding cloud costs resulting from a cloud DDoS attack
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Awake and Sing: Clifford Odets' Depression-Era Drama
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The last date listed for Awake and Sing was Sunday November 3, 2013 / 2:00pm.
Currently at Lonny Chapman Theatre
Don't Hug Me, We're Married: Debut of Minnesota-Set Musical Comedy
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The weather was Warm and Sunny. I wore a button up, jeans, and tennis shoes.A Streetcar Named Desire dress • Aug 11 2014 star this tip starred
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Featured review from Goldstar MemberRed Velvet
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A play with pathos, humor and love. Enjoyed it and the theatre. A real value.
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Every bit as good as advertised.
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"Bernath admirably captures Bessie's lethal determination … all the actors acquit themselves honorably." —LA Weekly (Go!)
About the Ticket Supplier: Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre
Founded in 1972, the Group Rep at the Lonny Chapman Theatre has won almost every drama award imaginable, plus many special awards from the community for its work with young people, seniors and the physically impaired. The company's play choices are eclectic and offbeat.


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We get along, it's like a magic has come between us.
We did it all first and now everybody's
Gotta learn to survive, gotta learn to stay alive.
Now you say you just needed to stay away,
Now you say that you are blowing yourself away,
I know well what you mean when you tell me
we're running out of credit.
Everyday I will see you anyway
'n' I wanna do something about it.
Everyday I will see you anyway
'n' I wanna do something about it.
We recognise the lies, nothing can stop us now,
We have a blast with the most ridiculous stories.
Laughing's keeping us alive,
'n' you know that's not a lie.
Now you say, don't even smile if you follow me,
I see you're not joking for the first time.
I know well what you mean when you tell me,
we're running out of credit.
I know well that the time has come when...
everything's been said 'n' done.
Well maybe we just shouldn't give up,
(respect the fidelity)
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I am simple in delight from this song! It is simply magnificent!!! As well as all The Rasmus songs!!! It is simply surprising, ingenious group!!!
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amazig!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: Olja | 5/11/2007
Surprising song!!! Powerful, sparkling. It excites as wine! Lyrics simply remarkable! In this song it is possible to read through history of the whole life! Music have thought up just for that it was possible to enjoy such songs as this!
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text: There is no law that says you can not open carry in Mi. As Rocky said, It is not an acceptable type of carry and you may ruffle some feathers doing it. In some cases depending on the scenario it could get ugly. You should be prepared to get a lawyer and possibly lose your gun until your lawyer can prove you have done nothing wrong. The law is one thing. Dealing with the police is another. If they have a problem with you doing it you might just end up down town. I am all for open carry and hope we make some headway sooner or later but Detroit, Flint and other bad spots in this state makes it harder for people who see someone carrying a gun not think they are a bad guy.


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No less of a copywriting authority than Gary Bencivenga has declared credibility as THE most important factor in effective copywriting. Why else would he call "Yeah, sure" the two most powerful words in advertising?
Once you've gained the reader's interest through relevance, buyer confidence is everything – without it the sale is lost. That's why methods of substantiating claims and establishing credibility are frequent topics of mine.
And it's also why Tom Wanek's blog is a must read.
No where else will you find such a powerful, systematic framework and methodology for creating credibility within your marketing and copywriting. Tom's application of Signaling Theory to marketing is brilliant, easy to apply, and utterly unique.
If you haven't heard of Wanek's Six Currencies of Credibility, Roy Williams provides a great intro here. But you'll have to go to Tom's blog to really dig into Signaling Theory.
Highly recommended.
I went there. His blog was OK. grokdotcom.com is far superior though.
I'd agree with mr Desgin, Grok is better.
ya! the blog is good but not that much solid and full packed like this one.


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Pickens School Board Takes No Action On Prayer At Meetings
The Pickens County School Board has set aside a vote on a policy approving prayer at its meetings.
Panel Starts Reviewing Common Core Standards In NC
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – A new commission is starting to study the pros and cons of the math and English language targets for North Carolina's public school students. The Academic Standards Review Commission on Monday […]
Study: Depression Found In Preschoolers
A new study has found that depression in children can start as young as preschool.
North Carolina Report Tackles Prescription Drug Abuse
General Assembly researchers say North Carolina could do a better job training health care providers and watching how prescription drugs are consumed to help reduce the growing number of unintentional overdoses.
Study: Internet Use Habits In Young Adults Similar To Addiction
A recent study suggests that the compulsion experienced by young adults to use the Internet is not unlike drug addiction.
Monkeys Control Virtual Arms With Their Thoughts During Study
During a neuroscience study conducted at Duke University Medical Center, two monkeys were able to control robotic arms using only their thoughts.
Studies Test How Early In Life To Peek Inside DNA
Fully mapping someone's genes to look for health risks is full of ethical challenges.
Study: One Hour Nap For Kids Good For Their Brain
Most caregivers know that an hour nap means a happier child, but a new study shows another benefit.
Study: Choosing How To Spend Your Lunch Break Reduces Fatigue
Exercising control over your lunch break might make more of a difference than what you actually do with it.
Study: Greenhouse Gas Reductions Could Stave Off Millions Of Premature Deaths
The findings of a new study indicate that a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions might prevent the premature deaths of millions of people.


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Posts tagged: Native Americans
After a community outcry, an eastern Idaho school district is delaying its transition away from its "Redskins" school mascot, the AP reports. In the wake of a Monday public hearing on the plan, Driggs school Superintendent Monte Woolstenhulme says he needs more time to work with school administrators and patrons on the transition; that means the mascot will remain for the upcoming school year. On Monday, nearly 170 residents attended a three-hour public hearing. Of the 67 people who testified, only three supported the mascot change and two more were neutral, with the majority urging to keep the name in a nod to school tradition and school pride. A "Save the Redskins" Facebook page has attracted 1,279 followers and an online petition to save the mascot on Change.org had collected 628 signatures by Tuesday. Meanwhile, Shoshone-Bannock tribal leaders called the name disrespectful and offensive. Click below for a full report from the AP.
Here's a news item from the Associated Press: RENO, Nev. (AP) — Sally Jewell made an emotional pledge in her first address to Indian Country as the 51st U.S. Interior secretary, saying she'll help right past wrongs against Native Americans and work with tribes "nation-to-nation" to protect their sovereignty. Jewell fought back tears and paused to compose herself during remarks Thursday in Reno, Nev., to about 300 delegates of the National Congress of American Indians. The casino-ballroom audience gave her a standing ovation. The ex-outdoor retail executive from Seattle became secretary in April. She told delegates the U.S. government doesn't have a proud legacy when it comes to upholding promises to native people. She said she cannot "reverse all of that" in four years, but she is determined to make important progress and help tribes become more economically independent.
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Facebook Testing "Sponsored Results" For Facebook Search
There's no indication that Facebook will stop rolling out more advertising options anytime soon. A TechCrunch article announced that Facebook was testing a new Facebook Search ad titled "Sponsored Results."
These results will allow advertisers to show up next to organic results and can be targeted to people searching for a page, app or place. These ads are not targeted on a keyword bases, but rather an "entity" much like Sponsored Stories do.
The ads look quite organic, but have the word "Sponsored" next to the listing:
Facebook is currently testing these ads, but TechCrunch reports that it is still very early, however we were unable to replicate the ads.
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Your WS is still in fantasy land. If I were you, I'd stop MC and work on IC for myself. He doesn't deserve MC. He is not even considering how he's stacked the deck in AP's favor. How can you compete with the unicorns and pixie dust of the A? No spouse can because we represent the real world. Everyone (save for the foggy WS) knows unicorns and pixie dust are not real.
He knows that he is in fantasy land. He knows that he's stacked the deck in AP's favor, and he knows that I can't compete.
He's made his choice. I feel sad for him that it's all going to go down the crap catcher all for a woman that he isn't even especially sexually attracted to. How stupid.
He has absolutely no regard for you or your marriage.
He is still in the affair.
At this time, you need to focus 100% on yourself.
And yes you should kick him out today.
This is horrible abuse what he is doing to you.
I've already arranged to spend tomorrow at a coworker's house and see a friend Sunday night.
I can't believe he's being such a shithead right now. You just don't understand; we were made for each other.
It'll be easier to cope if you don't have to see him all the time.
I cannot see any hope in R, I am truly shattered.
Rather than call your MC, I'd go to my own IC and skip texting H and sharing with him how you're feeling shaky. The only contact should be finances (as I know you don't have kids).
You've been doing well with limiting the convos, and here I have to disagree with everyone about the in-house separation. Not sure if your reasons are monetary or otherwise, but a strong 180 even though sharing a residence DOES have an impact. All those memories of time spent together in various parts of the home versus being holed up in the spare bedroom like a fleabag motel, yeah, that'll make an impact. The smells coming from the kitchen, yeah, that's not your dinner, bub. The hamper getting ripe? Gotta handle it yourself, now that you fired your housekeeper...
It's only been a few days for you, although I know each day feels like a lifetime. I'd keep at it, and make sure you've got more dinners with friends and activities scheduled, too. It does truly help to keep yourself busy.
((NoDoormat)) <-- love your username, by the way!
I tell people I am tired but really my heart is broken and I am sad.
IMO as long as he believes all the decisions are his, things will never change. In house separation and MC when he refuses to go NC come across as wishy-washy. His life doesn't change much and im sure he thinks that as soon as he makes his mind up he can have you back - or not as HE decides. I say this because i was the queen of wishy-washy. Not because that is normally me but because i was so shocked, hurt,scared i could do nothing else. It was only after i finally got my feet back under and made decisions for me (admittedly after catching him in contact for the third time) that he was hit was a dose of reality.
You are worth so much more than what he is giving you. It's hard to remember that when you've been knocked down but until you do he will not have a reason to change.


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Unkle Sam was born on December 23rd 1991 in Oakland California at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center. At the age of 7 he moved from California to New York and lived in Long Island and Briarwood Queens. He is the leader of the music collective RabiezCliq which consist of many different types of talented artists. Unkle Sam is an lyrical artist and Directs and produces all of the rabiezcliq videos that are released. Soon He will be releasing short films for the group and taking directing film to the next level. Follow Unkle Sam on twitter @UnkkleSam