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VisualDDK 1.2
An extension to VisualStudio allowing to develop/debug drivers directly from IDECompany: Sysprogs
Platform: Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003,Windows Vista Starter,Windows Vista Home Basic,Win
Size: 830 KB
Price: USD $0.00
Release Date: 2009-07-01
Screenshot URL: http://visualddk.sysprogs.org/screenshots/dbg1.gif
Category: Development::Debugging
VisualDDK is an extension to Visual Studio 2005/2008, that allows developing and debugging drivers directly from Visual Studio IDE. It includes Driver Wizard, debugger plugin for Visual Studio and Driver Launcher. Additionally it allows executing all WinDbg commands via a console window integrated into Visual Studio. Direct VM debugging with VMWare and VirtualBox is supported with VirtualKD.
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Kim has appeared in almost all the big known magazines in US except her greatest wish – Vogue! But After years of dreaming and desperation Kim finally lands on the front cover of U.S Vogue Magazine April issue with her fiancé Kanye West in her strapless Lanvin wedding gown looking super pretty. Kim couldn't hold her excitement as she quickly shared the good news with her fans on twitter.
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Wow, a Talon TSI is faster than a 93 crx, a year that the crx wasn't even made.
How dare you call a Talon TSI driver a ricer when you drive a honda
by Importdayz December 29, 2002
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The best of the DSM line of automobiles. When combined with a 6bolt block, big16g, and front mount, can be made one fast mofo. It is advised to not try and race one, but to just aww in its amazingness. Black happens to be the fastest of all the colors
My kickass talon tsi beat your slow honda.
by JM November 17, 2002
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the example above me is retarded because they didnt make CRX's in 93 they stoped making them in 91 and made Del Sol's which a Talon tsi would kill.
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Renowned for its colourful atmosphere and quality of programming, Montreal's Festival International Nuits d'Afrique presents music and culture from 500 artists originating from more than 30 different countries across Africa, South America and the Caribbean. With more than 50 indoor and outdoor concerts, the festival is the largest North American gathering of major world music artists and a true celebration of Montreal's multiculturalism. The 24th edition of the Festival also coincides with the 50th anniversary of independance of many African nations, making it a year of festivities to remember. Here are some of the Festival's highlights :
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One of the biggest LGBT parties of the year in Montreal is just around the corner. After nearly 20 years of celebrating the best of gay culture, music and art, Divers/Cité has another stellar line up of performers set to seduce the city from July 26 until August 1. And you, of course, are invited.
If a forecast of sunshine and highs of 30 ºC /86 ºF isn't enough to convince you, we've got ten other superb reasons for you to get your arse to Montreal this weekend. —————————————————————————————————————— [art festival] FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL MONTRÉAL EN ARTS – As one of the greatest open-air art galleries in North America, FIMA is a one-kilometer stretch of visual art ranging from sculpture to live painting to short film screenings. If you are in town this weekend, a 'walk through' is a 'must do.' [festival] JAZZ FESTIVAL – The largest Jazz festival in the world, this Montréal institution is typically attended by two million people annually. This year you'll be serenaded by Dave Brubeck, Cyndi Lauper, George Clinton and so much more. It's your last weekend to jazz it up! Find a tempo that works for you.
Piknic Électronik is Montreal's weekly outdoor dance party. Flickr user martingirard57 was there to capture the action! He also features many fab shots of Montreal on his page, including many glimpses of local architecture. Party on, we say! —————————————————————————————————————— Submit your Montréal pictures to our MONTRÉAL BUZZ FLICKR GROUP. And see our previous PHOTOS OF THE WEEK.
THIS WEEKEND IN MONTREAL (JUNE 25 to 27)
We have officially entered into the delicious embrace of Montreal festival season. And we've never been kissed so darn sweetly. Here are the events that will make you fall in love with Montreal (again) this weekend. —————————————————————————————————————— [festival] JAZZ FESTIVAL – The largest Jazz festival in the world, this Montréal institution is typically attended by two million people annually. This year you'll be serenaded by Dave Brubeck, Cyndi Lauper, Misstress Barbara, Smokey Robinson, George Clinton and so much more. Find a tempo that works for you. [pyrotechnics] FIREWORKS – The top fireworks companies around the globe present 30-minute long shows on Saturday nights to compete for the top prize. The International des Feux, our International Fireworks Festival, attracts the world's leading designers, bigbang technicians and sparkly optic addicts. Poland represents this weekend!
With it's unique position as the gateway between North America and Europe, Montréal is très unique in its dimensions of art, language, culture, politics and gastronomy. The city resonates a passion and sophistication that is unparalleled anywhere on the continent. This becomes evident in the diversified programming of festivals that the city continues to offer year after year. Travelers choose Montréal for a myriad of reasons such as affordability, diverse cultural options and patented joie de vivre. And because there are so many flavors of experience to choose from, we've conveniently matched 11 personality types with a Montréal festival that might just tickle your fancy.
There are some events in Montreal, like for example the F-1, that locals often avoid. But when it comes to this week-end's "Main Madness", when all of St-Laurent is closed off to traffic, even the most cynical of Montrealers can usually find something to do… In my opinion this is because Main Madness, also known as the Street Sale, can be an entirely different experience depending on where you are on St-Laurent. If you want champagne and snootily gorgeous waitresses, head to the area just above Sherbrooke for the terrasses that extend out from spots like Buona Notte and the nearby oyster bars set up on the street. If you want DJs and a slight wilder scene, head to the area outside bars like Korova and spots like Laika .
Now that the madness of the Montreal Grand Prix is behind us, let us reminisce on the weekend. Thousands of visitors had the time of their life in the city. Martha Stewart tweeted that Montreal was a "large and clean city with a magnificent river running through it: the St-Lawrence". She also tweeted that the food was really good, although I'm pretty sure she said that before getting a taste of her first poutine. Sir Richard Branson was spotted at Restaurant Primadonna and Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke, who is filming the movie Immortals in Montreal, was seen hanging out on the outdoor terrasse of Time Supper Club. Several parties were the talk of the town, but the reception held at Hotel Le St-James was probably the winner of them all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6TUhx2wX0M Legendary West Coast rapper, Snoop Dogg, is the latest addition to this year's astounding Osheaga line-up. The ultra-smooth and laidback MC will be taking the stage on Sunday August 1st, joined by a live band, to the greatest pleasure of music aficionados kicking it up under the stars of Parc Jean-Drapeau. Later that night you'll also get to see shows by Metric and American rock band, Weezer.
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Hear some powerful testimonials, view an inspirational video and learn how the mediation and conflict resolution work conducted by CRC volunteer mediators restores relationships, prevents homelessness and crime, keeps kids in school and helps elders to be independent and empowered. Bold Steps is the reason CRC now has a youth coordinator and has tripled its youth services. Bold Steps also helps fund the statewide work CRC does in restorative justice.
This event is free and will end promptly at 9:00 a.m.
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New collaboration techniques that help our customers-and our crew stay up to date on design changes.
read on if you would like to know how collaboration on this project made it possible
At JPW, we pride ourselves on the ability to get with our customers and give them the very best in design collaboration. Honestly, even some of the best engineering minds have a hard time wrapping their heads around inflatable concepts. We have been doing this for 30 years now, and we have some very clear Ideas of what can and cannot be accomplished. That is why design collaboration is such a huge thing for us and our customers. We also want our whitewater customers to remember that we spend a lot of time in the shop making things, not so much time on the river, and we depend on our customers to help us design better products. That is why all but a few of the 16 Self bailing raft models are collaborations on design with our customers. At times we get to try these designs out, and see what our customers were looking for. However for the most part we do not have the time to do as much rafting as we would like to, and rely on our customers to tell us what will work for them. You can see why these kinds of customers are very important to us. It works that way in industry also, because we make some very complicated items for some very diverse applications.
Let's look at an example of what you may expect from a complicated project:
This is a simple Google Drive Presentation that is similar, but in many ways more complicated than some other projects. This project was commissioned by Western River Expeditions. It is called a recovery platform (It is shown in the immage above). In the first web site, you can see that we are describing the problem and the process to get around the problem, and also some of the techniques we used to solve the problem. In the second web site, we are describing the assembly of the product itself. In a complex product, presentations like these are a great way to get customers, designers, and employees to understand and collaborate on the project.
The design was created in Solid Works Design software. We use Google drive for presentations, and all of the computer models can be easily viewed in 3d with solid works Edrawing viewer. However a presentation is often easier for our customers to gain the information necessary than the Edrawing files. Here is why: The customer needs this same kind of information as our production crew (keep in mind that the crew has access to E drawings all the time). The production crew just has a bit clearer idea of how these parts are assembled, except when it comes to the final assembly, the general concept behind the product, what makes this product work more effectively than some other product already out there, and the collaboration from the customer. These concepts presented to our production crew make the product easier for them to build because it helps them understand where the product is going and what it is doing. This is where documentation is especially important. Collaboration on every level just makes better products. It costs a bit more to get exactly what you want, and if it works better it is ultimately worth the price. See also our prototype production policy.
How our cutting system and design system work together:
Solid Works has the ability to turn sheet metal parts into flat patterns by simply unfolding them. We take these unfolded patterns and turn them into DXF files, Export them to our cutting machine, make some changes to facilitate production, That plots and cuts exactly what is on the pattern. The Program we use for patterns allows us to put index marks and notes in or under weld areas that help us maintain the integrety of the part. We are able to use new techniques in welding that help us maintain the dimensional integrety of the part as it inflates, and in this way we can track changes that happen to our products under inflation, and work toward final dimensions after a product is inflated. in otherwords we have the most accurate system around.
More about Google Drive:
Google drive is a cloud based product using Google based document formats that are like MS office products, but not exactly. We are starting to use google docs (like MS word ) more than the presentations you see above. The reason for this is the comment section. if a document is up on the screen, and people are allowed to comment on it, then those comments will show up without being incorporated into the document. then one central admin person (usually the person who started the document) and accept those changes or reject them. It is a very clean way to let every one who is working on a document know what everyone else is thinking in real time before a decision is made. You could call this cloud based colaboration. Thanks to Joey Kloepfer (my son) for pointing this out to me. It is a very cool tool.
PS Here is what Jason Taylor (the person I collaborated with at Western River Exp) said about the project. The whole rig is used in Cataract Canyon in Utah. Often the bigest whitewater stretch in the lower 48 states. It has been a low water year, so pray for Snow! (2012)
We were only able to use the platform for one trip in the spring. It worked
good. We then switched to 18 row rigs for the remaining of the summer and
did not have a use for the rescue platform due to the smaller diameter tubes
on the row rigs. Also we wanted to use it primarily on the lake when we
were coming off of cat, however we have not had a lake and it looks like
there is no lake in our future for some time. I will keep you up to date if
we use it in next season and I will try and get some photos. Jason Taylor
Moab Adventure Center & Western River Expeditions
I have talked to Jason just this last week, and this year was a good water year in Cataract Canyon. They used the recovery platform a lot, and are investigating the possibility of
purchasing more of them for the next season. (2014)
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EU approves visa-free Schengen travel for Moldovans
Thursday, April 03, 2014
BRUSSELS – The European Parliament has approved the right of Moldovan citizens to travel to the EU's border-free Schengen area without a visa.
The vote by the parliament on Thursday to approve the measure marks the culmination of visa liberalization negotiations with Moldova which began in 2008.
Commissioner of the European Commission in charge of Home Affairs, Cecilia Malmstrom, said visa-free travel for Moldovan citizens would be applicable from April 28.
Under the Schengen agreement, transiting from one country to another within the Schengen area is done without border controls.
The area is comprised of Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
Moldavan citizens have to apply for a Schengen visa to visit other EU countries or a British visa to go to the United Kingdom.
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Comment: Re:A Little Perspective (Score 1) 14
The Warsash Maritime Academy uses (or at least used to use) miniature ships to train captains how to maneuver oil tankers.
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Comment: Daniel J. Boorstin's "The Discoverers" (Score 1) 293
Daniel Boorstin, Librarian of Congress (1975 - 1987) wrote The Discoverers. It's a book about the people and events surrounding some very early, essential discoveries. Some of the discoveries include
Time (remember, prior to clocks each day had hours of differing duration. The 12 daylight hours were longer in the summer, and shorter in the winter.)
Maps and map coordinates (such as the idea that they should be drawn to scale, or that coordinates were not evil)
the Compass
It's history, not the future view you're discussing, but it does give lots of great insights into the discovery of things that fundamentally changed the world.
Comment: Logitech, probably M570 (Score 1) 361
Mine's a Logitech, probably an M570 but the print's wearing off 'cuz I use it so much. I started with one of the centered-marble trackballs. It forces my middle finger into a somewhat unnatural position, as it has to be over the trackball for me to reach the buttons with my other fingers. Now that I'm on the M570, my carpal tunnel issues have stopped almost completely.
So yes, for some of us the thumb-operated marble is the way to go.
Comment: Re:Bring on the wearable interfaces. (Score 2) 453
But really for most meetings, the individual doesn't need to be fully mentally involved
Dyslexia may explain why you don't need to be fully involved. It's my understanding that a lot of things work differently in the dyslexic mind vs. the non-dyslexic mind. Some are good, some are bad. Ask Richard Branson, Scott Adams or Steven Spielberg.
However, most of the population isn't dyslexic, and for them to contribute to or benefit from the meeting, they do indeed need to be fully mentally involved. What works for you doesn't necessarily work for your coworkers, or neighbors, or...
If you really feel that you don't need to be attentive, I'd suggest that you show some respect for your coworkers and simply dial in to the meeting. You'd be showing respect to them by not behaving in a way that annoys the crap out of them, while you're right in front of them.
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See the May 1993 issue of Communications of the ACM, which was all about K-12 education. We here in Western culture have a history of telling girls and young women "don't even try doing {math | science | technology}, you can't do it, women are no good at that." And they hear it from both peers and adults. And they hear it from both women and men. When you hear something enough times, you start to believe it no matter how farfetched it is. Modern politics is based on that concept.
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Now that society is all ferrocrete and stainless steel there are fewer gaps in the joints...Only a stainless steel (shrew) can be at home in this environment.
Thanks to Harry Harrison for predicting this one.
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It's punching yourself in the face to spite your nose, or however that goes.
Pretty close, good guess.
Comment: Re:Maybe the developers weren't clever...COBOL did (Score 1) 276
Features like stream I/O support were in COBOL in the 80's / 90's. As was linking compiled COBOL to compiled non-COBOL. It was one of the very first portable languages (per Wikipedia). Substringing and multidimentional arrays were easy. And when I took my years of COBOL to C++ class, the instructor told me I was "too structured" - the COBOL I'd been writing was more structured than the C++ he was used to seeing. While a lot of people only needed simple COBOL, it actually had a lot of advanced features available back in the late 80's.
Back in 1961, if you were trying to create a billing system for a big company, your options included COBOL, Fortran, assembly language and not much else. Programmers in the 60's were grateful for the ease of COBOL when used in a business setting, which (back then) consisted mostly of reading punch cards and creating pretty reports for pointy-haired bosses. COBOL made their lives much easier at that time.
Easy to write, easy to structure, very versatile, capable of doing menial tasks to tons of data quickly. Doesn't sound too bad to me.
Most computer languages are horrible if you choose to make them horrible. My point is that you don't have to make COBOL horrible, and most COBOL programmers don't.
It's more typing than most languages...but it's not horrible unless an inexperienced programmer chooses to make it horrible. Or unless you haven't spent much time with it in a business environment.
Comment: Maybe the developers weren't clever...COBOL did OK (Score 1) 276
In the '90's I was working for BigTelCo on an ordering system.
Unix / C system "A" would enquire about account details based on any of various inputs (account number, main phone number, etc.). They sent a transaction to a central system "B" app server for which I wrote about 1/3 of the code. Well over 90% of system B was COBOL. Typically we were running about 0.7 sec response times. During that 0.7 sec, our system would:
ID the type of access inputs, look it up in an IMS database, figure out which datacenter (Georgia / Florida / Kansas / Colorado / Massachusetts) had the account, send the transaction there.
Pull the transaction, call a dynamic table to see what data were required (could be changed w/o recompiling or bouncing system), pull the data, create stream-style (not block I/O as the mainframe was used to) data, send it back to Unix for parsing.
Did I mention that part of the routing, and all the dynamic tables, were provided from software written in PL/1? So our COBOL modules were linked with PL/1 to create the final executables.
That's not the most clever or the least wanky system I've ever been on, but the old COBOL girl did pretty good. The Unix / C folks got intelligible data as soon as they figured out how to tweak HP's EBCDIC-to-ASCII tool so the non-alpha, non-numeric characters would be handled. And at that point the data stream looked just like what they'd been passing one another, from C to C.
And yes, the last time I heard, people were still creating wrappers around the mainframe system's feeds so that other C / C++ systems could use the data.


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Spreading the gospel January 28, 2009Posted by Ron Warnick in Events, Route 66 Associations.
Members of the Czech Route 66 Association put together an exhibit at a local shopping mall so that fellow citizens of the Czech Republic can learn about the Mother Road.
The exhibit will be up until March 2.
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Hurricane repair not duty of swamped government
Call me hard-hearted, I don't care, but I don't understand when we became a socialistic country. New York and New Jersey want $60 billion more to repair the damage from Hurricane Sandy, and people are all up in arms because Congress has not granted it yet.
Don't those people have insurance? When you build a few feet from the ocean, or beneath the level of the ocean such as New Orleans, shouldn't you expect to be flooded out now and then? Why should the rest of the country be expected to compensate for their stupidity?
This country is already in debt over $16 trillion and borrowing $4 billion a day. When is it all going to stop?
WILLIAM COOK Leo-Cedarville
In DC, progress vanishes with business as usual
I, for one, would like to have pushed a few officials off a cliff, from the White House through the halls of Congress. The fiasco of negotiations has certainly proven that Washington is no longer doing business as usual – that's at least one promise kept! As bad as that was, it at least got some things done!
With all the talk, I don't think I heard anything on obvious spending cuts: dealing with fraud, government waste, irrelevant projects and services and moving a lot into the private sector. That would have made a good start! That's where we everyday folks start with our personal budgets. And on transparency, will we ever learn what hidden deals were done this time? Can we have another election? Please!
KARL A. FRINCKE Fort Wayne
Media, government shift gun responsibility
It's started again: A push to ban so-called assault weapons. Blame the object, not society. However, I am amazed at the absolute stupidity of the mass media pertaining to firearms.
Clips and bullets are used in place of the proper terms, magazines and cartridges. Why is this so important? Because it proves to me that the media and our elected officials in Washington know nothing and prefer to know nothing about firearms and the millions of us that legally own them.
The media and politicians also do not know, or do not care, why the Second Amendment was included in our Bill of Rights. James Madison, in the 46th letter as found in the Federalist papers, explains the reason for the Second Amendment. This information is easily found online on the Internet.
Times have most certainly changed since I hunted squirrels as a 14-year-old back in 1942. I was able to carry my .22 rifle openly on my back while riding my bicycle through Fort Wayne. I was never stopped or questioned. Since then, I note as a Korean War veteran approaching 85 years of age that the moral guidance existing back in 1942 is now in the process of being replaced. The government has grown larger, much larger, and believes that it has become the new moral guidance.
As proof of this, legislation is everywhere, enacting the new moral code against objects but not against the person. Personal responsibility is becoming obsolete, replaced by the government's we will take care of you philosophy.
WAYNE A. DOENGES New Haven
Forget guards in schools; restrict assault weapons
I am in total disbelief at what the leader of the NRA is proposing. Armed guards in schools? Where is the money going to come from? We have schools that are falling apart, and programs such as music, art and physical education that are being cut or reduced because of a lack of funds to our school systems, and you want armed guards posted at our schools?
Then I hear that some places are wanting to arm the teachers. I believe I heard in Utah that they are wanting to arm at least one teacher in each school. Really?
The NRA and others are absolutely right; guns aren't the problem, it's the people that have the guns. Well, then, make it as difficult as possible for these demented individuals to acquire guns. I really do not see the necessity for assault weapons for your everyday citizen walking the street. These should only be used by law enforcement and military personnel.
Why do so many people have such a fear that they need to run out and purchase these types of weapons? I'm not against your constitutional right to bear arms. I, however, am against the senseless tragedies that occurred this past year because a demented individual is allowed to purchase these assault weapons with the capability of maximum firing power.
CHERYL A. JANEWAY New Haven
Equating guns, violence distorts gun culture
Recently, there have been many references in the media to the gun culture in America. The gun culture being referenced by the media bears no resemblance to reality. From the days of the dime novels that sensationalized the events of the Old West, right up to today's shoot-'em-up cop shows and video games, the media has never, ever, realistically portrayed guns.
Worse yet, the media has glorified violence and then gone on to equate guns with violence. Guns and violence are two separate issues. Anyone who believes that violence is an inherent part of the gun culture has never read an NRA magazine, been to a gun show or shooting range, or had a loved one be forced to use a gun to protect her life against a criminal attacker. The gun culture abhors criminal violence.
The actual gun culture in America can be roughly divided into four overlapping groups of people who use guns for various purposes: hunting, sport shooting, personal protection and collecting.
Hypocrites in the media glorify the misuse of guns and then use their own misrepresentations as evidence to impugn the character and motivations of millions of law-abiding gun owners. It is a classic con game, and I hope that the American people don't fall for it.
JONATHAN GOSS Columbia City
Make battlefield gun ban part of massacre reaction
George W. Bush's weapons of mass destruction have finally been located. Where, one might ask? At Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
On that fateful morning, a disturbed individual began his day by killing his mother. He then proceeded to a grade school, where he massacred 26 individuals then himself. No doubt he was emboldened by the weapons he used.
What may have prevented this incident? A better understanding and treatment of mental illness. A more sophisticated security system at the school. Exit-only doors in each classroom. More stringent laws that would not permit that type of weapon in private hands.
It is time that the citizens of this country encourage legislation that would eliminate the ability to procure those weapons that are meant to kill on the battlefield. The National Rifle Association has been dictating gun laws in this country for quite awhile, hiding under the guise of Second Amendment rights.
The NRA always wants to remind us that the weapons are meant for self-protection. May I remind you that on that fateful morning, the killer's first victim was his mother, who had weapons in the home to protect herself. How did that work out?
His next victims were educators and innocent young children.
BORIS N. GOSHEFF Fort Wayne
Plenty of opportunity to change an animals world
Gandhi said, The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. Recent news of an alleged dog-fighting operation in Whitley County and hearings regarding proposed puppy mills in Noble County last week suggest that we have much work to do in northeast Indiana where animal welfare is concerned.
It is my hope that in 2013, we will ask ourselves what more we can do to improve the lives of animals in our community. Let's commit to spaying and neutering our pets. Let's give them safe, loving homes and good veterinary care. Let's speak up on their behalf by ending animal cruelty and punishing those responsible. Let's close down puppy mills and commit to supporting the work of area animal shelters and rescues by adopting homeless cats and dogs.
Saving the life of one animal may not change the world, but the world surely will change for that one animal. This year, please join us in this effort to make northeast Indiana a safe and caring community for all animals.
JESSICA HENRY Director Allen County SPCA
Donations brought help to disabled veterans
The Indiana Disabled American Veterans Chapter 40 of Allen County wishes to thank all who donated in support of our local veterans in 2012. We wish to thank you not only for the monetary donations, but the donations of recovery beds, power wheelchairs, coats, blankets, and other goods to help us support our local veterans who may have been struggling this holiday season.
Your donations helped the DAV distribute $5,438 to eight local veterans and $7,000 to four local veterans support organizations this holiday season. We are looking forward to helping more veterans in Allen and Whitley counties.
We encourage you to get more information about our local DAV chapter by watching a YouTube video ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeoSWYT1dcE) posted by Dale Parrish, host of the Local Access Channel show called American Veteran. Our commander, Matt Plum, does an excellent job explaining our local DAV chapter.
Again, thank you and we hope you had a blessed holiday season and have a very happy New Year!
JASON E. SMITH Public relations chairman Indiana DAV Chapter 40
Postal clerks more eager to close than do their job
I experienced a situation at the post office recently that I feel is quite unacceptable. I am a member of the Fort Wayne Rotary Club. Our club adopted a company of military troops and made nearly 20 care packages to send overseas. They were packed, taped, addressed, and all the customs forms were completed.
I went to the Independence Drive USPS branch, which closed at 5:30 p.m. I arrived at 5:20 p.m. I was completely shocked, but they refused to help me because they were going to be closing in a couple minutes.
I said, Hmm, I always thought when a business establishment was open until 5:30, they stayed until the last customer was served.
They replied, well, you have a lot of packages and you don't have postage yet. I said in reply, but that's why I came here – to get postage. They didn't have much to say in response.
I just said, OK, I guess I'll just have to come back and calmly walked out.
I think this USPS branch needs a major lesson in customer service.
JEREMY REDDING Fort Wayne


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Snyder, John Royal; attorney-at-law; born, Stark County, O., Feb. 11, 1876; son of John J. and Maria Shearer Snyder; educated, Mt. Union, 1899, A. B., Junior Scholarship prize; Harvard, 1909, L. B.; married, Massillon, Gertrude Smith; treas. Stark County, 1902-1906; deputy county treas. 1899-1902; treas. City of Canton, 1902-1904; member B. P. O. E., No. 68, F. & A. M., I. O. O. F., No. 39; Jr. O. U. A. M., No. 60, and A. T. O. Fraternity. Recreations: Tennis, Baseball and Football.
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MLA Source Citation:The Book of Clevelanders: A Biographical Dictionary of Living Men of the City of Cleveland. Burrows Book Company. 1914. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 27 November 2014. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/ohio/biographical-sketch-of-john-royal-snyder.htm - Last updated on Feb 28th, 2012
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Locations: Cambridge Massachusetts, Cleveland Ohio, Cuyahoga County OH, Massillon Ohio, Middlesex County MA, Stark County OH
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Nam Yee (Red Fermented Beancurd) Chicken Wings
I rummaged through my refrigerator and found:
1. Two brinjals, which I used to cook Terong Balado.
2. Half a cabbage, which I stirfried with dried shrimps, garlic and chilli.
3. A packet of frozen chicken wings that I had already marinated and kept frozen.
4. And rice, of course.
At dinner, SY commented that the wings were very flavourful and asked what I used to marinate them. Her jaw dropped when I told her that there was only one ingredient, and it was Nam Yee (腐乳). For those who have no idea what Nam Yee is, you can read about it here and here. It is sometimes referred to as "Chinese cheese" or "soybean cheese", and is sold as little cubes in jars.
Fu-Chung seems to be the most widely available brand, easily found in supermarkets and asian stores. However, I have never tried it. My mother-in-law always gets Nam Yee for me from Chinatown, which are dished out from a huge vat. She insists that the Nam Yee are of a superior quality. I'll take her word for it.
Anyway, I wanted to share this chicken wing recipe, which is hardly a recipe. Whenever I buy chicken wings, I will separate them into packets of ten, and marinate them with just Nam Yee - two cubes* are sufficient for ten wings.
* Nam Yee comes with a soaking liquid. Don't discard that liquid. Use it together with the cubes.
I would then freeze them for later use. They come in handy when you have unexpected guests or when you just want to get food out of the way on busy weekdays (I am sure many mommies know what I am talking about). I like to fry them in a non-stick skillet, and you actually don't need a lot of oil this way. You can try baking them too, although sadly, I have never had luck with baked wings.
The wings taste best when they have been marinated at least for 24 hours. Here are two no-frills combinations I cooked recently with Nam Yee wings.
Fried rice with bean sprouts and french beans, topped with crispy shallots.
Throw in some Nam Yee drumlets for a complete meal. Where are my chopsticks?
There they are. Tuck in! My boys love this combo.
Here's a Cauliflower and Potato Gratin that I baked. Lotsa cream and mozza, and topped with parmesan and panko.
Gratin and wings. My daughter's weekday lunch.
Obviously, the possibilities are endless. Nam Yee imparts a very rich, savoury flavour to dishes ... like what cheese does to pasta sauces. Try using it for cooking veggies too. I frequently use Nam Yee to fry cabbage and glass vermicelli for my husband. It's a fast and easy dish that's suitable for vegetarians.
So, get creative, folks! :)
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Hi JuReplyDelete
I was told the best Nam Yee comes in a clay container with panda and bamboo shoots on the container. It is a pretty big container.
Agree that it goes well with chicken wings and of cos the pork belly.
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I will look for the red bean curd..I looked for the black bean paste this trip to no avail..just out of stock..next time..ReplyDelete
You know..it's true children like wings..:) something interesting to eat and gnaw on..most adults love them too..Thus the signs "Wing Night!"~ I bet yours are delicious..They look great in the bowl:) I hope you had a wonderful time w/ your friend..
Everything looks so spotless at your home..
I think the cauliflower dish could even be a meal on it's own for me.
I have had Nam Yee Wings but lots of recipe ask for many ingredients to marinade. And yours....only one ingredient by itself. Thanks for trying things out for us readers Ju....such a darling!ReplyDelete
Ju, this looks great. An aunt of mine uses nam yee for braising her pork belly with fungus mushroom. I love eating this dish. You just reminded me of home with your chicken wings.ReplyDelete
OH JU...that all looks so inviting and delicious!ReplyDelete
I have not had my breakfast yet and you have made me hungry for wings!
I will look for this product next time I visit my Asian Supermarket!
OK, I'll be right over ;-) I wish. In the meantime, I'll add Nam Yee to my list for Chinatown and look for it in the vat first. The rice looks oh so tasty with the crispy shallots. Where have those been all of my life?ReplyDelete
Thanks Ju.
I love Nam Yee too, my friend 's mother recently told me to buy another type of good Nam Yee, the taste is really good, next time I show you the picture ya. Can I have a bowl of that fried rice, look super delicious..ReplyDelete
Can I come over for dinner at your house too :) I love chicken wings but never marinate it with Nam Yee. Is about time for me to do so. Have to remember to get a bottle the next time I visit the Asian supermarket.ReplyDelete
I love nam yee with everything , they must be so flavoursome having been marinated for such a long time. I must try to marinate and freeze too, great idea!ReplyDelete
Those chicken wings have my name all over them, they look absolutely wonderful and very juicy :DReplyDelete
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Oh my....thesechicken wongs look really delicious. Sound so simple to make. I have to try this. Now I'm disappointed. I have just bought a bottle of nam yee from Chinatown yesterday...but it's the white type! Maybe I should try it still.ReplyDelete
My mom likes to use nam yee in her cooking too!! I love the look of the chicken... yum yum..... ;)ReplyDelete
I love wings... Never have heard of Nam yee, but will try to track some down... One ingredient, imagine!ReplyDelete
So, stupid question, but I am ignorant on many levels... I just bought 20 pounds of chicken wings... Can i thaw them, marinate them and then refreeze them??? That doesn;t sound right.
How about thaw them, marinade them, cook them and the freeze them?
Only way to make wings affordable here is to buy in bulk. But not sure even I can eat 20 pounds in a sitting
simple yet looks truly delicious! nam yee is something we've yet to tryReplyDelete
Great idea Ju! My grandma used to marinate pork ribs in nam yee and deep fries them...so good!ReplyDelete
Ju, you are a genuis to whip up such a last minute meal for your friends with only your pantry and fridge ingredients. I wish I live closer by to you. I love Nam Yee fried chicken. It's such a aromatic crispy chicken dish.ReplyDelete
I just wanted to tell you that I have packed up my things and have acquired a Visa to go and live with you and eat your food LOL!!! This dish looks too good for words!! The chicken and the gratin...Oh my!!ReplyDelete
I'm sure not only mommies, but daddies, and other people understand what you're talking about! Be expecting new company hehe.
I've tried red fermented beancurd to marinate and cook chicken wings. It tastes heavenly.ReplyDelete
Your chicken wings make me drool !!!
I am going to have to look for Nam Yee sauce, it sounds amazing!ReplyDelete
How simple and tasty. I will look out for nam yee!ReplyDelete
I like that fermented beancurd as well. An acquired taste (even for me), but lovely indeed after I "get" it.ReplyDelete
Ju, thanks for sharing this super simple trick. Your food presentation always look so perfectly neat and tidy!ReplyDelete
I'm not so familiar with Nam Yee, guess it is used more commonly in Cantonese instead of Hokkien/Teochew cuisine. Good thing about blogging is that everyone gets to learn things that he/she has not heard before right? ^^
Fermented Wings, Gratin and Fried Rice ;) I suppose that's make us unique ;)ReplyDelete
Nam yee? I will look for it next time I am at the Asian market! I love those speedy and delicious recipes.ReplyDelete
Also like the cauliflower gratin to balance out the chicken.
We make this with pork ribs too. So yummy with congee.ReplyDelete
come on, ju! if you didn't tell us its a last minute arrangement, i bet none of us would be able to tell! ;)ReplyDelete
love the flavour nam yee gives. i'm sure the chicken wings were heavenly. mmm!
As usual, food presentation is awesome. Got to agree Nam Yee is versatile.I used to make nibbles with pork belly marinated with Nam Yee, egg,ginger juice and corn starch.ReplyDelete
- LynetteMarch 16, 2010 at 2:02 PM
would you ask your mum in law where in chinatown she got her nam yee from? :)ReplyDelete
Ju, you call all these "SIMPLE"? Oh man....how I miss fermented beancurd. The gratin looks fabulous too!ReplyDelete
JU!! I am going to have to get this nam yee paste and try it - I love chicken wings. I might try to bake them instead of the skillet. Will let you know the results!ReplyDelete
- JasmineMarch 16, 2010 at 6:13 PM
Any idea where and the name of the shop in Chinatown that your Mom gets her fermented beancurd from?ReplyDelete
Jasmine: She said it's at the market in Chinatown, the one in the basement. She can't tell me which shop, except that it's one selling dried goods. I guess you'll have to ask around. It's $0.50 a piece.ReplyDelete
looks so amazing. i love the combination of taste and color.ReplyDelete
This is going to be on high rotation at our house for week night dinners! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
I want to find this nam yee! Also that cauliflower and potato gratin is making me drool.ReplyDelete
I cannot view your blog at this hour - the chicken wings photos making me really hungry now lolReplyDelete
Ricette geniali, leggerti è un piacere, cosi' come scoprire cose nuove, complimenti.ReplyDelete
Un abbraccio Daniela.
This is on my to-try list. Now reading your review on nam yee chicken wings, make me eager to try it. :)ReplyDelete
He he he, I cooked nam yee pork last weekend! LOL!ReplyDelete
I never thought to marinade my meat before freezing. It makes so much sense though! haha..will definitely be trying this:)ReplyDelete
oh wow the wings looks devine! I'm living in Sydney but I'm so heading down to the nearest Asian mart to try & find the magical nam yee. Wish me luck!ReplyDelete
I am definitely picking up some nam yee tomorrow at the asian market here in Columbus. Great ideas for simple nourishing recipes. The gratin looks very satisfying as well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 17, 2010 at 8:51 AM
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
Did you fried the chicken wings?
Thank you.
Chinese blue cheese?ReplyDelete
Now is 9.33am, can I come over for lunch? ;p
- quirkywuirkyMarch 17, 2010 at 10:04 AM
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
Can you buy namyee from supermarkets like NTUC? I've never used it before but am dying to try - the wings looks delicious!
Mixue: Yes, I did. My kids like the wings fried.ReplyDelete
quirkywuirky: Yes, you can. You'd probably find the Fu-Chung brand in supermarkets. Just make sure you get RED fermented beancurd, no the white one. The white one is called Fu Yee. Not the same.
- quirkywuirkyMarch 17, 2010 at 2:41 PM
Thanks so much Ju! :)ReplyDelete
They look delicious Ju! :) Hehe chicken wings are my favourite part of the chicken! I always get really excited when someone serves me them or I see them on the menu.ReplyDelete
I am enlightened, who would have thought you could mix the two together. This one's going into my cookbook.ReplyDelete
you never cease to amaze me!
This is one lucky family to eat this way... I have never heard of this kind of curd... will check it out this weekend..thanks for the new ingredient, Ju!ReplyDelete
Ju, that looks like a royal feast to me! LOL! Oh, nam yee chicken wings are a fave finger food of mine! Yours look finger-lickin' good!ReplyDelete
Wow, didn't think nam yee would work well as a marinade. I gotta try it out myself too!ReplyDelete
What BEAUTIFUL photos! Looks fabulous! Love your blog!ReplyDelete
I'm coming right over! Anything simple will do and just to make a bit more complicated I'm now hungry after seeing your quick, simple dinner!ReplyDelete
Everything looks fantastic!
- AnonymousMarch 18, 2010 at 1:57 PM
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
I have tried your Moist Banana Cake last night. It came out like you said, light & fluffy but it's a bit dense at the bottom portion, I wonder why and & I have reduced the sugar to 220gm instead of 250gm. Overall it is goooood and my family like it. Thanks a lot for your recipe
- JasmineMarch 18, 2010 at 3:57 PM
Thanks Ju!ReplyDelete
Wow I would never have thought to pair nam yee chicken wings with gratin anything! What an idea! Thanks!ReplyDelete
beautiful chiccken ..I always wondered what to do with fermented beancurd . Now I know.YUMMMMReplyDelete
ps I thought i had commented on this post JU! i must be getting old. :)
Hi Ju, you the kind of lady most men would love take home show mummy.ReplyDelete
How many can do what you do at a moments notice....?
And your repertoire of gourmet dishes would make a Swiss or French cook hide when see you coming, ha ha.
Have fun, Ju....keep well. Anymore of that chicken left? Ha ha, Lee.
Thanks for the new ingredient! I am excited to try it---those wings looks delicious!ReplyDelete
Can i come over for a quick meal too!? :)ReplyDelete
I love chicken wings so i'm taking notes of the nam yee secret. I'll be trying that.
Hello Ju!ReplyDelete
What a tasty & appetizng meal this is!! Vey apart too!
What a wonderful combo meal! I love anything with nam yee.ReplyDelete
Namyee fried chicken is a true chinese style fried chicken.ReplyDelete
I love it a lot. And also with pork belly.
Could I please get your Cauliflower and Potatoe recipe? Please. It looks awesome!ReplyDelete
Could I please get you cauliflower and potatoe Granit recipe please?ReplyDelete
Hi love your simple fried rice that goes well with the drumlets.ReplyDelete
I marinate the same with red fermented beancurd but always grilled it in the oven. It really taste delicious.
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2010 at 1:11 PM
Hi Ju,ReplyDelete
I tried out your nam yee chicken drumlets and they were excellent and yummy. I am wondering if it will still taste just as nice if I use it as a marinade for one whole chicken and bake the chicken in the oven instead of frying it? Have yuo ever tried. I am worried that it will not taste as nice and didnt want to waste one good whole chicken to try it out.....
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2012 at 5:06 AM
Could you please direct me as to here I can purchase the red fermented bean curd? The Asian market nearest to me does not carry this. I have not been abe to find on line. Thank you, BobReplyDelete


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