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The Pentagon official at the top of the US Defense Department's cyber program says that an attack on the United States' computer systems is not just on the way but that America is now more vulnerable than ever.
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Tami is a librarian at the Corte Madera Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Thursday, Nov 27 & Friday, Nov 28 for Thanksgiving.
Corte Madera Library will be closed for upgrades Nov 27 - Dec 15, reopening on Dec 16. More details.
Mother's Day is the day we honor our mothers and/or mother figures, and celebrate their contributions to our lives. The modern holiday of Mother's Day was first celebrated in 1908 when a woman named Anna Jarvis held a memorial for her mother in West Virginia. Ms. Jarvis soon began a campaign to make Mother's Day a national holiday, and later an international one. On May 8, 1914, the U.S. Congress passed a law designating the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day.
To find books in the library on "mothers" type the following terms into the Classic Catalog as subject headings: Mothers, and Motherhood. If you type Mothers and Motherhood into the search box of the Encore Catalog you'll get slightly different results. You can also find books on Mother's Day by using either catalog.


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STCW Manila Ammendments explained.
(For the Complete STCW guide for Seafarers (ITF) Click here)
(For the ISF brochure on the STCW-2010 Manila ammendments Click Here)
The International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (or STCW), 1978 was adopted in 1978 by conference at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London, and entered into force in 1984. The Convention was significantly amended in 1995 and again in 2010. The 2010 amendments are also referred to as "The Manila Amendments".
These amendments were necessary to keep training standards in line with new technological and operational requirements that require new shipboard competencies. The Manila Amendments came into effect as of 1 January 2012. However, there is a transition period until 2017 when all seafarers must be certified and trained according to the new standards. Implementation is progressive, every year a modified set of requirements comes into force. The most significant amendments are:
>New rest hours for seafarers (into force as of Jan 1, 2012)
>Certificate of Competence (COP) for Able seaman (deck and engine, electro-technical)
>New and updated training, refreshing requirement
>Mandatory security training (into force as of Jan 1st, 2014)
>Additional medical standards
>Specific Alcohol limits in blood or breath.
How do those changes affect you?
Upon renewal of your COC you will have to meet the new requirements, including new refresher training, before your COC can be renewed. As for Management Level Courses be aware that not all accredited training centers have upgraded all their MLC modules to the requirements of STCW2010. If you take MLC level courses not sataisfying the STCW2010 requirements the COC's issued to your will only be valid until December 31, 2016 only. Be aware that come 2017 all those Certificates will have to be renewed at the same time and there will be an enormous backlog in certificates to be issued. It is therefor advisable that before taking the MLC level course you check with the accredited training center to and ascertain that all MLC modules are satisfying STCW2010 requirements. For the latest list of accredited Training Centers issued by MARINA Click Here. Note that being in the list for MLC courses this does NOT INIDCATE all MLC modules are STCW2010 compliant.
All Seafarers on board after Dec 31, 2013 need to have undergone Security Training in line with the 2010 Convention. This can be either:
1. Ship Security Officer (SSO)
2. Security Training for Seafarers with designated Security Duties (SDSD)
3. Security Awareness Training (SAT)
Seafarers with SSO do not need SDSD or SAT.
Seafarers without SSO training should have either SAT (in case they are not involved in Security duties) or SDSD training. As most seafarers on board cargo vessels are involved in Security duties one way or antoher they must have at least SDSD. Upto July only SA training was available in the Philippines. At present the SAT/SDSD training if offered as one training. Be aware that the training centre where you obtain your SAT/SDSD training must be accredited by the Flagstate of the ship you are going to serve on.


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We started our day in the pool again, followed by some beach time. The adults enjoyed a few Bingtangs an the kids had ice cream. The sand was extremely hot on our feet so the run to the water was quick. After a take-away lunch in our room everyone had some rest time ready for a big night out. We headed down to the Y Sports Bar for the midget fun …
Day One :)
We started out in the pool with a swim followed by lunch at the sports bar around the corner. After lunch the kids returned to the room for some rest, air-con and a movie while the daddy's had a beer. I took Nadine for her first shopping adventure, and to Katuts for some bargains. Later we headed to the pool again, followed by beers at the Beach …
Another day
Not such an early start today, woke at 6am instead of 5am, so we were down at the pool a little later this morning.
First Day
First morning in Bali, up early of course, way too early for my liking, so we headed down to the pool. It was 6am but the water was nice and Amarlie was in her element, loving the kiddies pool at this time of day. By lunch time we were back in our room with a stubborn 3 yr old adamant that she wasn't going to sleep. She was so knackered that she finally gave in and had some much needed rest.
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... I am mistaken by a chap for a Balinese guide! He's touring some French people and is a very smiley happy guide. We end up meeting him at Munduk Falls. We take some pictures and head off. Sandra is unimpressed by the buffet which I'm us Made gets a commission off, as these buffets are tres expensive. Then we head to the temple on the lake called Pura Ulun Danu Bratan. The scenery is more amazing than the temple. Afterwards ...


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At the Nassau Democratic Committee Convention held on June 1, local Democratic Committee members voted unanimously to designate longtime Great Neck activist Lee Seeman as the candidate in North Hempstead's Fifth Council District. Seeman was nominated to succeed Councilman Tony D'Urso who is not seeking re-election after serving on the North Hempstead Town Board since 1992.
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Programming Office 365: Hands On with Microsoft's new APIs
Re: Another Auth System
"They just don't seem to know what they want to do."
Oh but they do, They know exactly what they want, and in case you didn't realise: It's your money they are after, now and in future, as they lock you into their "ecosystem", which they keep "enhancing", to keep you running after them and paying them for all the changes you never asked for.
Ubuntu's shiny 10th birthday Unicorn: An upgrade fantasy
Choice is good
I've been loyally installing each successive Ubuntu release since 2007 but for the first time, I'll be giving this release a miss. I've only just installed 14.04 on a second-user ThinkPad X220 (£300 for a grade A refurb from Tier 1 online, better than any new laptop), and it works a treat on this older hardware for which the 14.04 software is properly sorted. 14.10 has nothing I need or want.
PEAK LANDFILL: Why tablet gloom is good news for Windows users
Re: The Future might be laptop + phone
The watch is not going to be the engine of personal computing without a small revolution in battery technology. It's bad enough having to recharge my smartphone's 2500+mAh battery at least daily and sometimes more often; how much of a drag will it be to have to unstrap a wristwatch every few hours to juice it up?
UK.gov's Open Source switch WON'T get rid of Microsoft, y'know
Re: Macros
That's just tickety-boo. But "people who have invested time and money into integrated workbooks and documents with dozens of macros & templates" have no right to expect that their complex documents will survive being exchanged outside of their organization.
OK, EU chiefs, 3 years of copyright wrangling - let's get it sorted. Now this white paper... DOH!
Professionals will see this differently
I've been a fan of Neelie Kroes and what she's managed to achieve so far, but despite that, I really can't get too exercised about this issue.
As an amateur (the word derives from Latin meaning "done for the love of it"), if I was to make something that went viral on YouTube, I really don't think I would mind too much about not getting paid for it.
It's unlikely that my objective in making it was to get rich - more likely I was just showing off, or having a laugh. The retrospective realisation that I might have earned money from it might make me wish I hadn't given it away, but what the hell, f**k it. If getting rich had been my objective, I would not have uploaded it to YouTube. I'd have gone about the whole thing in a much more calculated manner.
Amateurs who enjoy some success with "UGC" and realise they have a talent they could exploit, might subsequently decide to turn professional, and good luck to them if they can sustain it.
Professionals like Andrew who already make their living from their creativity will obviously see this all from a different perspective, but not every creative person needs or wants to be paid for what they do.
British cops cuff 660 suspected paedophiles
Re: Retro...
"Royal Mail keeps a database of where every item was posted from and the recipient. Handy for traffic analysis."
Really? Can we have a source for that assertion?
What worries me about this
is the thought that in order to identify these individuals, they were presumably sifting through all sorts of Internet traffic, looking for tell-tale signs. And who knows what they spotted along the way, and may have filed away ("hello, hello, what's going on here then?") in case it may be relevant to some future investigation. The message that Big Brother is watching you certainly needs to be well understood by all Internet users.
I'll get my tin-foil hat.
Top ten car gadgets: Get your motor running with new shiny-shiny
Re: Not the best value dash cam out there.
Based on lots of online reviews, I bought a 1080p dashcam including 16GB microSD card from eBay for less than £45 (this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/310957027254). I can't fault the quality of the video - wide angle, pin-sharp, and it gets the exposure right all the way from bright sunshine to headlights only on a dark country lane at night. It uses a mini-USB power supply, and I plan to sort out a hard-wired connector cable coming out of the headlining when I have the time, but for now I leave it connected to an adapter in the cigarette lighter socket and it automatically switches on with the ignition and starts recording, and switches off a minute after you turn the engine off. 16GB gives you enough space for about 12 hours of recordings, and it automatically overwrites the oldest ones. Very pleased with it, can't think why anyone would pay over £100 for something that's no better apart from having a brand name on it.
That AMAZING Windows comeback: Wow – 0.5% growth in 2015
Re: What's to look forward to?
"I'm still paying the same price if not less than I was a few months ago."
Mate, everyone on Windows is paying the price, and will continue to do so for as long as they stick with it.
Me, I prefer the price of Linux, and its bastard child, Android.
Watch this: Using Foundation for responsive design
Too slow - needs editing
There's not nearly enough pace to this presentation, plus there are far too many silent gaps while the presenter ums and ers his way between his presentation slides and code samples etc. It's all terribly interesting, but it could and should be delivered in half the 90 minutes it takes, or preferably less.
Come Reg, when you publish something like this please don't lose sight of the fact it's a recording: the audience can pause, rewind, repeat sections if they need to. But making them wait while the presenter faffs around is discourteous and unnecessary.
Piketty thinks the 1% should cough up 80%. Discuss
Has anyone commenting here actually read the Piketty book?
I'm about half way through it and I have to say that so far it's pretty convincing. If Piketty is correct, all of Mr Worstall's arguments would seem to centre on how the crumbs from the table are divided up. It was ever thus.
eBay slammed for daft post-hack password swap advice
Re: About http://xkcd.com/936
It's less good advice today than it might have been when it was first published in 2011. Last year, 2013, Bruce Schneier, who is consistently pretty damn good on security, posted this article, pointing to a "Really Good Article on How Easy it Is to Crack Passwords" which casts serious doubt on the continued usefulness of the XKCD approach, and he (BS) recommends instead using an approach he first described in 2008. I suspect he's right.
Re: Keepass...
Odd - I've *always* pasted my Paypal password, which lives in KeePass; it's far too obscure to remember or type correctly.
That may have been reasonable advice at the time, but it's unlikely to be much good now.
My current approach is to use a phrase or sentence then pick out individual letters to create a password. Not always the exact letter, not always the first letter.
For example "Natxl,nat1l". As a bonus, I find such passwords relatively easy to remember.
Ian Williamson: The engineer who gave Sinclair his first micro
Even 'Your computer has a virus' cold-call gits are migrating off XP
Re: They seem to have stopped calling me
I've managed to perplex them several times, when they ask me to press Ctrl-R (which on Windows brings up the Run dialog), by insisting, truthfully, that it does nothing on my computer. I don't tell them I'm running Linux. Well, they didn't ask.
Why UK.gov's £1.2bn fibre broadband rollout is a bumbling FLOP
Commercial model is all wrong
It's high time DCMS realised that fast broadband is as necessary a basic utility as the postal service, electricity, water, etc. *Every* citizen should be able to access it, not just those whom BT regard as "commercially viable". Government should grow a pair and legislate for a universal service obligation. It's not beyond the wit of suppliers to use a proportion of the obscene profits they can make from servicing densely populated urban areas in order to subsidise the investment necessary to getting the service out to the boonies.
"We're all in this together"
Yeah right.
Kobo Arc 10HD: The bookworm's fondleslab?
The criticism that the device has poor PDF support puzzles me. The review says users of this device have free run of the Google Play store. So does something prevent them from installing Adobe Reader? Or for that matter, any of several alternative PDF reader apps?
Have you reinstalled Windows yet? No, I just want to PRINT THIS DAMN PAGE
Linux printing support has improved enomously. I installed Ubuntu 13.10 recently and to set up my networked HP printers (a Laserjet 6MP and an OfficeJet 6300) all I had to do was open the Printers control panel, and tell it to install first one then another networked printer. It automatically sniffed them out on the network, determined what make and model they were, automatically configured itself for them, it even worked out that because I'm in the UK I will want them set for A4 paper (something that Windows could never seem to get right for me), then offered to print a test page. Now that's what I call simple. I don't understand why people put up with that ridiculous "installing drivers" dance that Windows does. What's the point of it? Is it trying to appear clever?
Cameron pledges public access to list of who REALLY owns firms
Rank hypocrisy
Arrbee's post is spot on: I refer readers to the "In the back" section of Private Eye which has been cataloguing the DoubleThink/DoubleSpeak of successive UK governments (they're all as bad as each other) for as long as I can remember.
The UK's legendary libel laws, coupled with the astonishing ease with which the UK financial sector and assorted consultants and advisors can make any and all profits simply disappear, gives the true measure of this country's "leadership" in the tax avoidance game.
Blighty's great digital radio switchover targets missed AGAIN
Re: If...
In North-east Hampshire I struggled for years to get any kind of usable FM reception except via a large roof-mounted four-element antenna. Then I tried DAB, and it just works, everywhere in the house, so I have several receivers. I now have it in the car too. I mostly only ever listen to Radio 4 though. Does anyone actually listen to any of those identi-clone commercial music stations on DAB?
In defence of defenestration: Microsoft MUST hurl Gates from the Windows
Re: To paraphrase The Matrix
What seems not to occur to most people is that there's no good reason why Microsoft (or any company for that matter) should to continue to dominate. We've kind of done the "PC with Windows" thing, and of course it will linger on for a long time, but it's not where the really exciting things are happening any more. The talented people who worked there should go find jobs at other companies who are doing more interesting things.
Shopping list for Tesco: Eggs, milk, bread, tablets (the £60 7in Android kind)
Re: Nook HD+
I've had a Nook HD+ for a few months and while it's generally excellent value, it has started to get annoyingly slow. This seems to be a well-documented phenomenon, only fixable by doing a factory reset. It may have to come to that.
Do not adjust your eyes: This Kobo ten-incher has a 2560 x 1600 resolution
Re: if it works as just a tablet....
Oh puhleeze! Come out from under your Microsoft-sponsored rock.
If your employer requires you to use Outlook, then he should supply you with the means to do so.
For your own personal "hobby" purposes, although you may not have noticed, this century, it's perfectly possible to burn CDs using "other" operating systems and software other than that sold by Roxio. For example, OSX seems to manage it, and so does Linux, and neither requires you to pay extra for the capability. So I don't see why it can't be possible from an ARM CPU running Android (or whatever) to burn CDs. It's just a matter of the hardware supporting the relevant interface - USB is pretty ubiquitous.
2. You don't *need* silly games. Grow up.
We hardly ordered any stock! Yet here we are again with ANOTHER PC MOUNTAIN
Is this kit any use?
I'd buy a new laptop, but I'm not sure whether all this new touch screen bollocks will play nicely with Linux. Because the first thing I do with any Windows box is format the hard drive and install Linux.
Android device? Ooohhhh, you mean a Samsung phone
Re: Two years baby
I don't see that happening. I have a Samsung phone, but that's because it's currently the best hardware to run Android on - definitely not because of the Samsung software, which I hardly use at all given the superior free alternatives.
Of course it could happen, but if it did, I'd be surprised if anything like a majority of their customer follow them into their walled garden.
New Lumia 925: This, loyalists, is the BIG ONE you've waited for
It's very sad what's become of Nokia
Nokia clearly still have some first-rate engineering skills, it's just such a shame that they have hamstrung themselves by allowing their business to become locked to MIcrosoft.
Identity cards: How Labour lost power in a case of mistaken ID
Re: I wonder how much of the opposition matches mine?
"If you want to leave the country, ok, you need a passport." -- Oh no you don't.
I think you will find that you can get out of the UK any time you like with no identity documents whatsoever, so long as you choose your means of transport appropriately. For example you can get into France without a passport, 99 times out of 100, from a ferry or a Eurotunnel shuttle and from there you can travel to almost any country in mainland Europe (within the Schengen area) entirely unimpeded: you just sail through the borders without needing to present any identity documents.
The one time you will certainly need your passport is when you want to get *back* into the UK.
This reveals the fundamental broken-ness of the UK Border Agency, or whatever they are calling it today. They count everyone in, but they count no-one out.
Huge erections - or lots of small ones. Checkmate, mast NIMBYs
I've always wondered why we in the UK have such pissy little cellphone masts compared to the huge great f**k-off towers you see all over the USA.
Coke? Windows 8 is Microsoft's 'Vista moment'. Again
Can I just say...
Ofcom to UK: Really - you're using the same password for everything?
Re: Password management
Your mistake was to use "ThinkVantage Password Manager". You've entrusted your vital secrets to a piece of proprietary, Windows-only code whose quality and fitness for purpose you can never know, and which runs only on your ThinkPad, i.e. one of the systems you should have a password to access. A bit like storing your house key in a locked box inside your locked house.
You'd do much better to use an open-source, free, cross-platform password manager such as KeePass. Even better if you use cloud storage such as Dropbox to keep the strongly-encrypted KeePass database in sync across all your machines.
Just a bit of friendly advice.
Re: 55 percent?
There was a spoof corporate directive circulating in IBM about 20 years ago on the subject of password standards. It started out OK, then degenerated into a series of ever more ridiculous requirements and restrictions. The punchline was something like this: "Compliance with these rules means that there is only one possible password. Employees should see their manager to be issued with it."
4G in the UK? Why the smart money still says 'Meh'
Coverage is still piss-poor across much of UK. It's many years since I noted getting substantially better service in the essentially unpopulated Moroccan Atlas Mountains than I get in prosperous rural Hampshire, and yet nothing much has changed in the interim. Improving coverage and eliminating "not-spots" should be the mobile providers' priority, not continually pandering to and competing for the revenue from those who already have an embarrassment of choice as to where they get their high-speed Internet access.
Aint gonna happen though, not this side of the revolution.
200 million office workers gagging for a... Microsoft Surface?
Simple - "want" does not imply "are willing to pay for". These people wouldn't object to their emplyers buying them a Microsoft tablet, but they sure as hell aren't about to spend their own money on one.
Microsoft can't even shift Windows 8 slabs in the middle of a tablet frenzy
MS can't win
MS did actually make quite a number of early attempts at tablets - stylus based, keyboardless PCs & the like. They were of course too heavy, too restricted in what they could do, and the keyboard/mouse oriented user interface didn't really work too well without either.
Now in the Surface they have made a device that's light and portable, has a decent touch-screen user interface, and people won't buy it because it's largely incompatible with the non-tablet Microsoft systems that they have become habituated to.
They are essentially victims of their own earlier successes, having themselves sown and nurtured the seeds of their eventual destruction. I don't say any of this out of sympathy - I have none for them, and I hope the company continues to decline.
Helium: Can it prevent the onset of Shingles?
Why not just evacuate the drive
Rather than faffing around with helium, surely they could just pump out all the air and leave a vacuum in drive housing - there would be no resistance at all then. Must be possible. I have one of those radiometer things (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crookes_radiometer) on my windowsill and the lack of gas in the globe certainly lets the vanes spin pretty damn fast.
IBM continues to squeeze blue blood from IT stones
Re: Chicken or the egg?
The logic is supply and demand. You can run Unix on just about any hardware vendor's kit, so there's no way anyone would choose to run it on a mainframe unless doing so was price-competitive. However the only readily available hardware that will run z/OS is an IBM mainframe CPU, so IBM can charge what it likes for that.
This photo slide scanner costs €60... The bundled malware? That's free
Who still runs Windows?
Oh, you do? Well, can't say I'm surprised that you get infected with malware.
The Sinofsky Letters: Defenestrated Windows overlord corresponds
Vote with your feet, people!
No-one forces you to "upgrade" to the latest version of Windows (well, not for a few years anyway), and if it's all really so bad, there are flavours of Linux that will feel far more like home than the latest brainfarts from Redmond. I just don't comprehend why folks bother to take issue with what Windows has become.
I haven't used it for anything productive in over three years, and I absolutely don't miss it. No way would I go back.
20 years of GSM digital mobile phones
Re: Ahhh...
The E51 was a pretty good successor; same size, 3G connectivity, decent software, titchy screen though.
4G: Bad coverage, crap battery life - but at least it's really expensive
Re: What's the point of 4G...
I saw a segment on TV that said at full rated 4G speed, you'd burn through your basic 500MB data allowance in less than 5 minutes. Even 8GB would only last an hour. And that's your monthly allowance? GMAFB.
IBM slices UK GTS contractor rates
I'm sure the whole point of this is to allow IBM to reduce the rate it charges its customers for services, thus making it more competitive and allowing it to sign some new contracts for a change.
I just LOVE Server 2012, but count me out on Windows 8 for now
Re: Now here's an idea
Hmmm, let me think... are there any operating systems that work that way already?
Well yes, I believe there is an OS called UNIX (though it's little-known among devotees of Windows) which I am told has lots of derivatives, some of them even completely free, such as GNU/Linux. I understand that the UNIX GUI is generally an easily substituted layer atop a network-enabled display server ("X") which, so I have heard, lets you "run the GUI on one machine and the actual application on another."
Who'd have thought it?
Still, let's wait for those clever Microsoft engineers to invent something not quite so mature or versatile, so we can spend our money on that instead.
Re: Already looking
Have you considered Eclipse as a VS alternative?
Ay caramba, Ubuntu 12.10: Get it right on Amazon!
Back to Debian, I suspect
I've been using Ubuntu for about four or five years now, and to begin with it was great. I have always been quick to install the latest release, and have lived with 12.04 since it came out. I've been feeling increasingly disappointed with recent releases, and I realise I'm just not all that happy with Ubuntu any more. I really don't like Unity, and I sure as hell don't like the sound of the Amazon Lens, so I will most likely pass on 12.10. 12.04 is a long term support release so I'll be OK to stick with it for a while but I reckon in due course I'll probably just head on back to Debian, which is where I came to Ubuntu from. It's always been a safe, if boring, choice but I now appreciate that boring is good for something like an OS.
British car parks start reading number plates
Re: Just as towns are discovering that free parking
Don't mention Reading. Not only are the car park charges extortionate, but the town's traffic planners seem to really have it in for motorists in general, if the design of the town's junctions, one-way systems and traffic light phasing are anything to go by. Avoid the place at all costs!
Big Blue beats off rivals to push out first LTO-6 tape drive
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Topeka (WIBW) - Topeka Police are investigating a case of vandalism at a cemetery over the weekend.
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Lady B's Time for Tea recently offered this giveaway prize package, and I couldn't believe it when my name was chosen! First, there was a beautiful box of Tea Time notecards from Laurel Ink.
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Congrats to you. What a lovely give-away. Enjoy trying the new teas. Deb
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Lots of tea goodies, and it's nice to see you on the receiving end for a change Angela.
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YAY!! Finally your turn.
Neat-o giftie gifts, too!
Look for my post about my recent giveaway win soon!
Have a tea-lightful day, Angela!
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Congratulations, it is very fitting for you to be the receiver! Enjoy!
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Yay!! You definitely deserved a nice batch of giveaway goodies for a change. Enjoy! :)
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wonderful gift box. enjoy :-)
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What a perfect giveaway for you to win! It was made for you. I love the key chain too, I've never seen one of these.
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Tea Blessings were sent your way !
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Lucky you!!
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What a nice give-a-way, and I'm happy you were the winner!
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Congratulations! I'm glad to see you changed rolls and received a giveaway. Enjoy.
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Great giveaway, Angela - so glad that you won it! Congratulations, Joanie
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Dear Angela,
So happy the package arrived safely and that you are enjoying your goodies. It must make you feel so good to know how happy everyone was that you won.
Enjoy it all.
I always look forwaard to coming to Tea with Friends!
Blessings, Ruthie
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Grant to Cooper.
Members not to go out.
RESOLVED, &c. That the Sum of Fifty Pounds
be given and bestowed upon Mr. Cooper, the Minister, for his great Labour and Pains, in attending the
House daily, every Morning, since the first Meeting of
the Parliament, and performing the Duty of Prayers
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Resolved, &c. That a Committee be appointed, to attend
his Highness the Lord Protector, to desire his Highness
to grant his Privy-Seal, for the Payment of the Sum of
Fifty Pounds out of the Receipt of the Exchequer, to Mr.
Cooper, for his Labour and Pains in attending on this
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every Morning, since the First Meeting of the Parliament.
Mr. Godfrey, Sir Arthure Hesilrige, Sir Henry Vane,
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Love's BBQ Rib Sauce?
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- Chris Apr 14, 2004 05:13 AM
As a displaced Angeleno, fond memories of the Baby Back Ribs from Love's Woodpit BBQ come creeping back. I've heard there are only a few locations left. Does anyone have the rib sauce recipe? I remember the ribs having a honey based sauce with a sort of pickling spice in it (bay leaves, etc.). I've bought their bottled sauce on the net, but this isn't what they used on their ribs. They had great bbq beans and cole slaw as well.
re: tondra
I seems that Chris liked it.
Maybe you shouldn't end your story, but educate us.
re: tondra
I think these posts say a lot about perception and memory...It seems that those who posted positive notes about Love's remember the place from their childhood, as do I. When I was 6 years old (since you mentioned first grade) I was hospitalized for 6 weeks with a bacterial infection. Upon release I requested two things: 1) a Vacu-Form (anyone remember those?) and 2) dinner at Love's. I got both things and loved both. Love's was hands-down my favorite place to eat.
Years later, as an adult, I was hard pressed to remember what I had loved so much about Love's as a child. Kind of like going back to a place and remembering it as having been much larger than it actually is. I was convinced the place had changed for the worst, particularly with regard to the BBQ (beans and slaw still good), but now I think I just liked it better when I was 6 years old.
Perhaps it was a sauce that particularly appealed to the child's palate.
Say what you want about the BBQ (I also LOVEd it as a kid growing up), but the cole slaw was hands-down THE BEST EVER. Most cole slaws are insipid, overly sweet concoctions. Love's on the other hand, was not only tangy, but actually a bit spicy. Celery seeds had something to do with it, but the dressing itself was simply perfect.
The bbq beans, which had chunks of meat (pork?) for flavor, were also outstanding.
I really miss it.
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David, have you *still* not found the Beef Soo Chow recipe? I know I haven't. Didn't Lord Lipitor say that he had a direct line to the Ah Fong's heiress? I guess that didn't pan out. Well, let's both keep up the search.
Been going to Love's for about 45 years.
Initially the Encino location, which is long gone. The west L.A. (on Pico) location is now an RJ's, I believe, the Rosemead (Rosemead at I-10) is now something else, the West Covina (Grand at I-10) is now someone else's 'Q joint; the Riverside location was terrible the last time we ate there.
But in their hey day, the were very good. As a BBQ chain, in fact, they were exceptional. Their baby-backs with that sweetish glaze, the wonderful short ribs, golden, succulent chicken, sliced beef and pork, oustanding coleslaw recipe and the beans with bits of bbq'd meat were great. How many 'Q joints can anyone say did as well with both the meat and the sides?
The Mrs. and I liked to hang in the bar in the West Covina branch until they folded. Nice, cozy bar, a game on the TV, sippin' a few beers and eat'n 'Q. Life was always better, "in the old days".
re: Chino Wayne
West L.A. location on Pico is now a car dealership after languishing unused for quite a long time. Prime property, too.
re: Chino Wayne
I don't remember the Encino location but there were 3 other locations in the valley that we just 'love'd; Woodland Hills, Devonshire and Mason, and on Balboa near Devonshire.
re: Curt
When you're in Love's the whole worlds....I'll leave the last word in that jingle up to the individual CH's.
See link to Love's locations, sauce purchase or what have you.
There one also one on Ventura Blvd. in Woodland Hills, just off the 101 as it crosses near Shoup.
I think that location is now an estate planning attorney's office; surely they must have gained at least a few clients while dining at the location when it was Love's back in the old days!!
There was also one on Balboa Blvd. just south of Devonshire in Northridge back in the day as well. Don't know what's currently in that location.
re: foodiemahoodie
Anyone find a recipe for their shortribs? (My sister LOVEd those.)
re: Big N Fat
I emailed them to see if they could send their ribs through the mail. That was two weeks ago and still no response....hmmm imagine that!
Here it is. You will probably have to cut the recipe though.
1 gal cider vinegar
28 cups brown sugar
1 cup salt
1 cup onion powder
1 cup garlic powder
1 cup celery seed
1/2 cup black pepper
1/2 cup paprika
1 cup lard
4 cups pickling spices
Add vinegar and brown sugar to pot over medium hot
and blend by stirring. Add other ingredients as you add them
stir so they will all blend together. Keep and eye on the pot
because if boils over you will have a mess you wont believe. let cook for about 45 minutes, and lower the heat if foams up too fast.
re: GRM0511
I'm sooo excited. My husband talks about Loves all the time! How lucky am I that this post started in 2004 has the Love's sauce recipe that was just posted a day ago! Yeah! I am going to try to make the sauce this weekend and I will let you all know what my husband says if it is as good as the original.
re: HollyCali
Post the results!
re: GRM0511
Thank you so much for the recipe. I'm going to make some this weekend, and then smoke them in our smoker over some pecan and apple wood.
re: sunnyinsandiego
Please let me know if it brings back memories. This recipe is the real deal. It will bring back memories of the Love's right off of the I-8.
re: GRM0511
We just finished Loves rib dinner, recipe was close. We needed to cook the sauce longer to get it more syrupy. Also the pickling spice we used contained clove and cinnamon but my husband did not remember those strong flavors. However the coriander seeds and bay leaves brought back memories. We will try again soon. Someone else please post their attempt and let us know the results.
re: HollyCali
Sorry it didn't work out the way you hubby remembered. The source I got this recipe from says it was from a Love's chef. I was a Love's fanatic. I seem to remember a little clove.
re: GRM0511
It was still the closest taste to Love's he has had in 25 years:)
re: HollyCali
Cool. It's funny, I've had this recipe for about a year and I haven't made it yet. I kinda' forgot about it until I read this thread. I'm going to be making it next weekend.
re: Funwithfood
Those beans! I miss those beans!!!
re: GRM0511
That's a recipe I'd be interested in having!
re: Funwithfood
re: Funwithfood
This should be really close to the original Love's barbecue beans recipe:
3 (1 pound) cans pork n' beans
1 cup packed brown sugar
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 teaspoons chili powder
1/4 cup dark molasses
1/2 cup bottled chile sauce (Hienz Chili)
2 tablespoons vinegar
fried bacon and bacon drippings
liquid smoke
Combine all ingredients in crockpot. Mix well. Cover
and bake at 400 degrees F for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
re: HollyCali
Please let us know what you think. I haven't tried the recipe myself, and I can't wait to do so.
I do remember that Love's barbecue sauce had some spices in it that I could never quite identify that made it really different than any other barbecue sauce. Could it be the same pickling spices that go into their rib glaze?
re: HollyCali
I found it while surfing the Web. I've done so many times over the years, and usually any Love's recipes that I've found weren't even close. This one actually sounds like the real deal.
re: EarlyBird
Yep, still remember the jingle.


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Only have time to check out 1 of them - which one should it be ? Open to other tasting menu suggestions too. THANKS !
DISCLOSURE : have been to EMP ( grid choice menu ) prior to the new one; have already been to : Per Se, Le Bernardin, Daniel, Modern, Marea
OMG you've picked my 3 favorite restaurants. Obviously you have exquisite taste -:)! This is like asking me which of my children I love the most.
Depends on what type of experience you are seeking, budget, any time constraints, and how casual you wish to be dressed.
All three have superb cuisine and excellent service.
EMP will be the most traditional of the three since you will be seated at a table with beautiful decor (but you know that since you've already dined at EMP). I find EMP the most fun due to its interactive nature. Both Ko and Atera are counter seating with Atera having more comfortable seating (although I've never been uncomfortable at Ko). Atera is more dressy than Ko. Dinner will take 3 1/2 hours at EMP; 3 hours at Atera, and 2 hours at Ko. Cost: $225 at EMP; $195 at Atera; and $125 at Ko. Number of courses: about 16 at EMP; about 20 at Atera; and about 10 at Ko. I dine most often at Ko. EMP is the most difficult reservation to obtain, followed by Ko and Atera.
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re: ellenost
I had the 9pm seating at Atera, wasnt done until a bit after 1am.
EMP was my favorite meal last year http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/892924
I did not particulary enjoy my meal at Atera http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/879430 but I've heard that it's gotten better since then. I haven't been to Ko in a couple of years.
I think ellenost did a pretty good job covering a lot of the non-food details that may help you determine which you prefer. It mostly depends on what style of food you're interested in, and how creative or visual or classic you prefer the food relative to your dining experience.
Tough call. I'd say EMP if you're feeling like something very luxe, with the smooth service and all that.
If you've never been to Ko, it can be a fun experience - if you're "cheffy" yourself, they'd be the most interesting since you actually get to interact a bit with the chefs (though depending which one is by your station, they could be talkative or not. I've had pretty good luck there.)
That said, if you want to do Ko, make a rezzie at EMP or Atera before looking at Ko, since they book four weeks out and Ko only two, and by that time EMP and Atera will likely be fully booked. That way if you don't get into Ko, you've got something else already.
re: sgordon
Ko books dinner 10 days in advance. I've been lucky at Atera booking solo spots the day before; weekend (Friday/Saturday) dinners will book up faster. One must book EMP 28 days in advance, but I've lucked out sometimes with last minute availability.
re: sgordon
Ko books 2 weeks ahead for lunch but only ten for dinner. Always including the current day.
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re: kathryn
There's also a weird quirk to Ko lunch in that the website says they book parties of 1, 2, and 4, but they DO NOT actually have reservations of four available. I found it strange that lunch was a single seating with six staggered start times in the span of 45 minutes. With 12 seats total, there's no way a reservation for four could be offered.
I called Ko to ask and, indeed, the lunch spots are programmed to allow parties of 2 (and sometimes 1). If you're hoping for a lunch reservation and choose to look for a party of 4, you will never see an availability. They told me to book two groups of 2 at different times and they would do their best to serve us as a party of 4.
For dinner, only the 6:20 and 8:40 spots are coded to allow parties of 4. If you choose to book for four, those are the only two times you will be allowed to choose.
re: ah6tyfour
BTW, 6:20 and 8:40 are the only seatings available for solo diners too.


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3. Roast turkey 2 hours, basting every 45 minutes with pan juices, until skin is a light golden color. Loosely cover turkey with foil and continue to roast and baste for 1 more hour. Remove foil; brush turkey all over with a thin, even layer of glaze. Roast 45 minutes longer, brushing with remaining glaze every 10 minutes, until thermometer in thigh registers 165°F and turkey is a deep golden-reddish brown.
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Certificate In Nonprofit Management – September 2014 – February 2015
Learn, network, and exchange ideas in an interactive environment. The Certificate In Nonprofit Management program offers a variety of courses taught by a broad range of leading practitioners. In addition to presenting a solid basis of knowledge of the role of nonprofits and how they operate, the courses cover the most productive strategies for meeting challenges specific to the nonprofit arena. Explore the dynamics of two major types of nonprofits: charitable and philanthropic 501(c)3 agencies, and trade professional 501(c)6 associations, and their differences and similarities.
To acquire a certificate: Have your instructor sign an Attendance Verification form after each course. It is your responsibility to collect and keep the signed forms in a safe place. (Lost Attendance Verifications and/or certificates will be replaced for a fee of $25.)
Who should attend: Staff, volunteers, board members, executive directors, program directors, committee chairpersons, and those interested in these positions.
The continual theme of the program is creating a healthy, vibrant organization by utilizing the talents of staff and volunteers. Attaining the Certificate In Nonprofit Management requires completion of the following six courses in any order:
Fundamentals Of Nonprofit Management
Instructor: Carl Lillvik, senior consultant, Little Cove Services
Gain a solid foundation of what it takes to create and maintain a healthy nonprofit organization. 3 SESSIONS
Tues, Sep 16-30, 2014, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 017 W
Board Development For Nonprofits
Leslie Loysen, CFRE (certified fund raising executive)
Examine the role of the nonprofit board of directors. Explore what individual members' responsibilities, requirements, and duties are, the best way to recruit members, and how to conduct an effective orientation program. 3 SESSIONS
Wed, Oct 8-22, 2014, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 025 W
Recruiting, Retaining And Managing Volunteers
Margean Gladysz, senior vice president, National Executive Service Corps
Uncover the essential skills to grow and manage a thriving volunteer program. 3 SESSIONS
Wed, Nov 5-19, 2014, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 023 W
Strategic Planning For Nonprofits
Carl Lillvik, senior consultant, Little Cove Services
Gain a clear understanding of the unique strategic planning process in the nonprofit organization, including how it guides direction, structure, and operations. 3 SESSIONS
Wed, Dec 3-17, 2014, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 024 W
Fund Raising And Marketing For Nonprofits
Leslie Loysen, CFRE (certified fund raising executive)
Review and explore the basic principles of fundraising and marketing for nonprofits. 3 SESSIONS
Wed, Jan 7-21, 2015, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 021 W
Financial Management For Nonprofits
David Gray, CFP, president, Finance Arts, LLC
Gain a solid understanding of financial reports, budget preparation, IRS reporting, and what impacts a nonprofit's financial viability. 3 SESSIONS
DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED, 6:30-9 pm
Fee and Code: $129, XNONP 026 W


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