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Leicester Tigers wing Niall Morris has called on his teams' fans to roar them to victory in a winner-takes-all Heineken Cup match against Toulouse on Sunday.
The teams have six Heineken Cup wins between them, but only one of them can progress from Pool 2. Toulouse currently lead Leicester by two points, which means that Richard Cockerill's team will need to be at their very best if they want to reach the knockout stages.
In their favour though is their unbeaten home Heineken Cup record that stretches back 21 matches, a run that dates from October 2006. With a 24,000 sell-out guaranteed, Morris is hopeful that the Tigers fans can make life uncomfortable for the French side off the field, while they make it uncomfortable for them on the pitch.
"Hopefully, the crowd will get behind us and give us that lift on the big occasion. Especially against Toulouse, who are an awesome side, because we will need it," Morris told The Leicester Mercury. "We have been away for the last two weeks and we are looking forward to getting home and having a good crack at them.
"We will need to work really hard. We have to really graft in defence and attack, and take any opportunities that come our way to try to put Toulouse under as much pressure as possible."
Morris has been one of the mainstays in Cockerill's team this season and has played 14 times. He was on the score-sheet in their 15-15 draw with the Ospreys in the last round of matches. Such form has allowed him to establish himself as the first choice wing despite there being competition from Scott Hamilton, Adam Thompstone and Niki Goneva.
"It's great to have the opportunity to play in these big Heineken Cup games," Morris said. "I didn't do much with the try; I just caught it and put it down. I have played four games so far this season in the competition, and I have really enjoyed it. I just want to be on the right side of the scoreboard this weekend."
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WBO 140-pound beltholder Chris Algieri insists that his rise to welterweight to challenge WBO welterweight titlist Manny Pacquiao will result in a distinct win over a modern-day legend.
WBO 140-pound beltholder Chris Algieri insists that his rise to welterweight to challenge WBO welterweight titlist Manny Pacquiao will result in a distinct win over a modern-day legend.
To kick off the build-up for the November 22 bout between WBO welterweight titlist Manny Pacquiao and Chris Algieri, a multi-city promotional tour starts on August 25 in Macao, China.
Undefeated welterweight Frankie Gomez is aiming to take another step toward title contention with tonight's bout against the more experienced Vernon Paris.
Fighters in Saturday's "Champions of Gold" card, headlined by Zou Shiming in a 10-rounder against Luis De La Rosa, arrive at the Venetian Macao resort. Photos by Chris Farina/Top Rank.
Luis De La Rosa insists he has the tools and experience to make his opponent, undefeated prospect Zou Shiming fear him on Saturday.
Newly-crowned WBO junior welterweight titleholder Chris Algieri isn't just basking in the glow of a career-best win over Ruslan Provodnikov last Saturday night; he's dreaming about a potential scrap with Manny Pacquiao.
Freddie Roach wouldn't mind matching Chris Algieri against Manny Pacquiao but he would prefer that the newly-crowned WBO junior welterweight titlewinner offer an immediate rematch to Ruslan Provodnikov.
Junior middleweights Glen Tapia and Boyd Melson will clash on the undercard of the July 26 Gennady Golovkin-Daniel Geale WBA middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden, Tapia's manager, Pat Lynch, informed RingTV.com on Sunday.
Freddie Roach spoke to the media about his fighter Ruslan Provodnikov's upset split-decision loss to Chris Algieri, the prospect of Algieri fighting Manny Pacquiao, the Cold War (which he says is "f___ing up boxing"), and other subjects. (Warning: explicit language)
Freddie Roach spoke to RingTV during the media workout his fighter, Ruslan Provodnikov. Roach talked about Miguel Cotto's middleweight title win and future, Provodnikov's fight with Chris Algieri (dismissing Robert Garcia's opinon on the matchup) and talks of a showdown with Manny Pacquiao (which he is against).
Ruslan Provodnikov's promoter Artie Pelullo spoke to RingTV about the WBO 140-pound titleholder's HBO-televised first defense against Chris Algieri on Saturday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., and a talked-about fall showdown with Manny Pacquiao.
Fueled with inspiration from stablemate Miguel Cotto's middleweight championship win last Saturday, Glen Tapia prepares for a comeback win on June 14.
Freddie Roach spoke to the media after his fighter, Miguel Cotto, stopped Sergio Martinez for THE RING/WBC middleweight titles. When asked what Cotto needs to do to beat Mayweather, Roach said "just be in shape and beat him to it all night long. I think (Mayweather's) legs are gone. He's shot. He won't fight any of my guys."
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Miguel Cotto and his trainer Freddie Roach spoke to the boxing media at the post-fight press conference for Cotto's sensational middleweight championship-winning victory over Sergio Martinez. Both said the win was among the most satisfying of their careers.
Miguel Cotto stopped Sergio Martinez after nine one-sided rounds, winning THE RING/WBC middleweight titles in front of his fans at Madison Square Garden. Martinez's career may be over after the devastating loss, but Cotto's career has never looked brighter.
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Sergio Martinez and Miguel Cotto have had their war of words but both saved their energy for the ring during the final press conference for their Saturday showdown at Madison Square Garden. Their team members, however, continued the verbal jousting.
Miguel Cotto spoke to the press at his media workout the week of his showdown with Sergio Martinez. RingTV's Bill Emes spoke to Cotto and to Freddie Roach, who is very confident in his fighter. "Martinez left a lot in the ring vs. (Julio Cesar) Chavez Jr. Miguel hits him once, it's over."
RingTV's Alan Massengale reports from Miguel Cotto's media day workout at Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood, Calif., where Cotto has prepared for his June 7 showdown with Sergio Martinez. Massengale spoke to Cotto, Roach and Top Rank president Todd duBoef.


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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Jabari Brown scored 30 points and Earnest Ross added 16 to help Missouri hold off Davidson 85-77 in the opening round of the National Invitation Tournament on Tuesday night. After trailing most of the game, Brown converted a free throw with 1:17 remaining to cap a 10-2 Missouri (23-11) run and give the Tigers an 81-74 lead. Davidson's Tyler Kalinoski hit a 3...
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Jabari Brown hit a career-high five straight 3-pointers after an early miss and Phil Pressey responded from a shaky first half with 11 points and 13 assists, leading No. 10 Missouri to an 84-68 victory over Alabama in its SEC debut Tuesday night. Trevor Releford had a career-best 26 points with three 3-pointers and topped 1,000 points for Alabama (8-6, 0-1), which has lost six of...
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(AP) -- After a nine-day layoff, Missouri expects to have an exciting new addition when it returns to the court. Highly touted transfer Jabari Brown will be eligible to make his first appearance for the No. 12 Tigers on Monday night when they host South Carolina State. After averaging 6.0 points in 25 12 minutes in two games at Oregon in 2011-12, Brown decided to transfer to Missouri...
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King Richard III of England will be laid back to rest in a wooden coffin sealed inside a tomb made of Swaledale fossil stone.
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NEWARK, NJ - DECEMBER 18: Erik Karlsson #65 of the Ottawa Senators skates against the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center on December 18, 2009 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
It's early in the season (and some teams are almost a quarter of the way through the season) and I have yet to pick a top defenceman so far this season. This is because there has yet to be a clear front runner. Today I make my first pick of Erik Karlsson of the Ottawa Senators. He was last season's Norris Trophy winner and is picking up where he left off. He is the top goal scorer among defencemen with five. His nine points are among the top in the league. His defensive play is still improving. He is playing almost 28 minutes a game and in tough defensive situations. He has posted a +6 +/- rating in this situation. There are several other defencemen off to fast starts including Tobias Enstrom, Kris Letang, Alex Pietrangelo and Kevin Shattenkirk. Likely many of these players will fall by the wayside as the season continues. Karlsson has the ability that he could remain on top at the end of the season. Since he has a lead at this early point in the year, he just...
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In Japan, the government has finally embraced a private-sector initiative to have Mobile Gurus guide you to the best handset, carrier all that stuff for you. No more guessing, or hoping that the guy at the local store isn't just guiding you to what will net him the most profit, they are actually looking to get you what's best for you.
Furthermore, once you have your handset and cellular plan, they are more than capable of helping you figure out how to do whatever it is you are trying to do, what accessories work with your phone, all that stuff. They aren't just some tech-savvy yahoos off the street either, they are professionals who have to take and pass exams in order to maintain their position.
The terrorists are at it again threatening to manually (a.k.a. things that go boom in the night) disrupt cellular service if all 4 cellular providers in Afghanistan don't start shutting down their networks at night. Their reasoning? They believe that occupying forces are using the networks to track members of the Taliban.
Chances are they are right; it's quite easy to track people by their cell phones thanks to the large numbers of towers that are required for even remotely decent coverage triangulation is quite easy. Cell phones not only transmit to these towers when they are in use, but all the time, for some phones, even when they are turned off.
A modular phone system created by Modu Mobile has officially booked by the Guinness World Records as the world's lightest phone; it weights a mere 40.1g and measures 72mm x 37mm x 7.8mm in size. The company says not to discount the physical of the modu. It does what a sophisticated cell phone does these days including speaker, Bluetooth, MPS3, 1GB of storage and send and receive SMS.
How often do you drop your phone in a bucket of water or swimming pool? Not many times I would hope, but Fujitsu thinks waterproof mobile phone market has potential. Fujitsu unveiled the F705i, the world's slimmest waterproof 3G mobile phone.
Now, although its can hold up to the water element, the F705i will not hold up to drowning over 1m depth of water and longer than 30 minutes. The phone itself features Super Clear Voice and Super Clear Mike that would automatically adjust the volume of calls depending on noise level surrounding the phone user.
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Updated: 01/16/2008 - STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) -- Every time Jarvis Varnado rejected another Kentucky shot he could feel Mississippi State gaining strength. It happened often.
Updated: 01/16/2008 - STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) -- Every time Jarvis Varnado rejected another Kentucky shot he could feel Mississippi State gaining strength. It happened often.
Posted: 01/15/2008 - Joe Crawford and Ramel Bradley combined for 44 points but Mississippi State hit free throws down the stretch to hold on for a 69-64 victory over Kentucky Tuesday night in Starkville.
Posted: 01/15/2008 - The Bengals today filled the team's defensive coordinator position with the hiring of Mike Zimmer, who has been an NFL coordinator for the past eight seasons.
Posted: 01/15/2008 - GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) - A former central Kentucky basketball star may remain enrolled at Cincinnati's Harmony Community School while his drug case is going through the courts.
Posted: 01/15/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Former Kentucky baseball standout and Lexington native John Shelby has been tabbed as the eighth-best prospect in the Chicago White Sox Organization, Baseball America announced.
Posted: 01/15/2008 - BALTIMORE (AP) - Horse owner Gretchen Jackson says she and her husband Roy are close to deciding where they will bury Barbaro's ashes.
Posted: 01/14/2008 - Former UK coach Guy Morriss will not be the next head coach at Boyle Co. Athletic director Jim Spears told 27 SportsFirst that the coach informed Boyle Co. administrators Monday afternoon of his decision.
Posted: 01/14/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky may be without guards Derrick Jasper and Jodie Meeks on Tuesday when the Wildcats travel to Mississippi State.
Posted: 01/14/2008 - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The top teams in the Kentucky Associated Press high school basketball polls, with first-place votes, records, and total points:
Posted: 01/14/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky's Victoria Dunlap (Nashville, Tenn.) was named the Southeastern Conference's Freshman of the Week for the second time this season after averaging 11.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks in the Wildcats' two league wins last week, the league office in Birmingham, Ala., announced Monday.
Posted: 01/14/2008 - Lexington, KY (January 13, 2008) – The sale of four horses for more than $1 million contributed to gross sales of $70.4 million at Keeneland's January Horses of All Ages Sale, which ended Sunday.
Posted: 01/14/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. – The University of Kentucky track and field teams opened the final day of competition with two event wins and concluded the meet with victories in both the men's and women's the 4x400m relay in the Kentucky Invitational held at E.J. Nutter Field House Saturday.
Updated: 01/13/2008 - Freshman Kentucky forward Victoria Dunlap (Nashville, Tenn.) tallied 17 points, nine rebounds and four blocks, and senior guard Samantha Mahoney (Detroit) added 12 points Sunday to lead the Wildcats to a 64-60 win against Mississippi State in Humphrey Coliseum.
Posted: 01/12/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Unlike the start of his tenure at Kentucky, coach Billy Gillispie more than met expectations in his Southeastern Conference debut.
Updated: 01/12/2008 - Courtesy: The Independent-Ledger Arthur "Punk" Griffin stood only 5 feet 1, but he was a giant among Maysville sports personalities. Griffin, 81, died at 1:15 p.m., Friday at the hospice unit of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Lexington, said his son-in-law, David Allen of Lexington.
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Posted: 01/11/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - University of Kentucky guard Ramel Bradley says he thought, before the season, the Wildcats' record would be better. But now, at 6-and-7, and their Southeastern Conference schedule beginning tomorrow, Bradley says they just have to toughen up.
Posted: 01/11/2008 - Lexington, KY (January 11, 2008) – Wotan, a three-year-old Dynaformer colt sold as part of the compete dispersal of the late Cynthia Phipps' estate, brought $380,000 to top Friday's session of Keeneland's January Horses of All Ages Sale.
Updated: 01/11/2008 - WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Purdue coach Joe Tiller will retire after next season and be replaced by new associate head coach Danny Hope.
Posted: 01/11/2008 - RICHMOND, Ky. – Eastern Kentucky University football head coach Danny Hope has joined the Purdue University football staff as associate head coach, it was announced today.
Posted: 01/10/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. – Senior guard Samantha Mahoney (Detroit) scored 22 points and freshman point guard Amber Smith (Winter Haven, Fla.) added a career-high 13 as the Kentucky women's basketball team squeaked out an exciting 60-58 thriller over the visiting Florida Gators in the Southeastern Conference opener Thursday night in Memorial Coliseum.
Updated: 01/10/2008 - MOREHEAD, Ky. - John Lamb scored a career-high 18 points to lead a second-half Morehead State rally, and the Eagles defeated Ohio Valley Conference rival Eastern Kentucky, 62-53, in Johnson Arena on Thursday evening.
Posted: 01/10/2008 - One of the signs that your football program is successful is having other prorgams trying to hire away assistant coaches. Rich Brooks now is losing another.
Updated: 01/10/2008 - The much-anticipated meeting between Boyle Co. officials and former UK coach Guy Morriss took place on Friday, but at an undisclosed location.
Posted: 01/10/2008 - LEXINGTON, Ky. – The University of Kentucky gymnastics team kicks of its 2008 campaign with the 24th annual Excite Night, Saturday, Jan., 12 at 5:45 ET. The 24th-ranked UK team welcomes No. 19 Auburn to Memorial Coliseum as both teams begin their seasons.


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Crispy Flatbread Crackers with Everything
Cooking with Love
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Crispy Flatbread with Everything on Them
Crispy Flatbread Crackers with Everything
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- Evelin said...
hi, it's me, your taste&create partner. I'm really sorry I haven't posted your recipe yet, but I have a tiny problem. I tried making the cashew-cardamom cookies last night and...it was probably me:D they didn't turn out well. so I'm eager to try your Lebanese meatballs, but I haven't really got time for it right now. Oh...sigh.
- January 16, 2008 at 5:54 PM
- prettybaker said...
I am so sorry to hear they didn't come out. They are pretty easy to make.
I haven't gotten a mail yet with my partner..:(
Is it you?
- January 16, 2008 at 7:48 PM
- Deborah said...
This looks delicious!!
- January 16, 2008 at 7:56 PM
- prettybaker said...
Thanks Deborah! They are good and easy to make - and healthier than any other snack
- January 16, 2008 at 8:06 PM
- Evelin said...
The list is up for ages already and the deadline...was two days ago;)
- January 17, 2008 at 4:25 PM
- prettybaker said...
I never got it - but I have an extension till next week....I can't decide what to make - all your recipes are terrific!!
- January 17, 2008 at 10:12 PM


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text: 13 Democratic Candidates Running from Obamacare Print article Send a Tip by Warner Todd Huston 27 May 2014 post a comment President Obama is struggling to get members of his party who are running for election in 2014 to come to his side in support of Obamacare, his signature achievement. In fact, a growing list of Democrats are trying to distance themselves from Obama's takeover of the nation's healthcare system. President Obama is telling Democrats that they shouldn't apologize for being on board the Obamacare bandwagon and says they should be proud of the law. He insists that "there is a strong, good, right story to tell." But members of his party running for election or re-election are not so sure. As far back as November 2013, a group of incumbent Democrats looking to launch re-election campaigns met with the administration to discuss the disastrous rollout of Obamacare. But things have not improved much since then. Democrats are still running away from Obamacare by the numbers. 1. When Democratic candidate for Senate, Michelle Nunn of Georgia, was asked if she would have voted for Obamacare, she gave a non-answer sort of answer, saying, "So at the time that the Affordable Health Care Act was passed, I was working for Points of Light. I wish that we had had more people who had tried to architect a bipartisan legislation." She went on to say it was "impossible" to say what she'd have done if she were in Congress when the Obamacare vote was held. 2. Democrat candidate for Congress in West Virginia, David Tennant, is attempting to distance himself from the administration on a number of issues. "If the President wants to promote opportunity, he needs to rethink his energy policies. The President is wrong on coal and I will fight him or anyone else who wants to take our coal jobs," he said in January. 3. Kentucky Democrat Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes has several times refused to answer a straight yes or no question on whether she would have voted for Obamacare. 4. Nebraska Democrat and candidate for the U.S. House, Pete Festersen, has refused to answer whether he supports the healthcare law. 5. Staci Appel, an Iowa Democrat, also refused to answer Obamacare questions recently. 6. Another Iowan and current member of the U.S. House, Democrat Senate candidate Bruce Braley, is also pulling against Obamacare. Braley just voted with Republicans on a bill to put a crimp in the law. "President Obama promised that Americans could keep their health insurance if they liked it, and Iowans think that promise should be honored. That's why I supported today's bill," he said. 7. Michigan's Gary Peters also voted with the Republicans and Rep. Braley on the same bill. A recent article in The Hill detailed how several Democrats up for reelection are trying to squirm away from Obamacare, so the number of nervous Democrats continues to mount. 8. Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) recently told The Hill that he is hearing a lot of grumbling in the ranks. "A lot of members are very concerned" over the multiple failures of Obamacare, he said. "This is a swelling chorus," he continued. 9. Kay Hagan (D-NC) recently wrote a letter stating that the problems in Obamacare "are simply unacceptable, and Americans deserve answers and swift solutions." In January, Hagan declined to join Obama on a campaign swing he made in North Carolina. It was obvious she did not wish to be seen with the President. 10. Embattled Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA) has launched a TV ad criticizing the President over his "lie of the year" claim that if we liked our insurance plans we could keep them. "What I've said to the President is, 'You told them that they could keep it,'" Landrieu said in the ad. "This is a promise that you made. This is a promise that you should keep," she added. 11. Mark Begich (D-AK) recently said that he has "been frustrated from the beginning." In a letter to constituents last November, Begich said, "It is simply unacceptable for Alaskans to bear the brunt of the administration's mismanagement of the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and that is the message U.S. Senator Mark Begich delivered to President Obama today." This year Begich also criticized the administration for less signups than there could have been. "I think that number would have been even higher if the administration hadn't dropped the ball on managing the website and larger rollout," he said. 12. Senator Mark Pryor (D-AR) recently tried to distance himself, not just from Obamacare, but from a series of Obama's policies. "I've always said that I'll work with the President when I think he's right but oppose him when I think he's wrong. I'll continue to oppose his agenda when it's bad for Arkansas and our country," he said. 13. Montana Senator John Walsh made sure that his constituents knew that he did not vote for Obamacare. "I was preparing soldiers and airmen to deploy to Iraq and Afghanistan. So I did not vote on the Affordable Care Act--just want to make that clear," Walsh said at a candidates' forum. In May, Walsh said that the "jury is still out" on Obamacare and pointed out that "the intent was to bring healthcare costs down and provide health care for all of our citizens. As of today, we're not seeing that." Follow Warner Todd Huston on Twitter @warnerthuston or email the author at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Hadoop MapReduce jobs have a unique code architecture that follows a specific template with specific constructs. This architecture raises interesting issues when doing test-driven development (TDD) and writing unit tests. This is a real-world example using MRUnit, Mockito, and PowerMock. I will touch upon 1) using MRUnit to write JUnit tests for hadoop MR applications, 2) using PowerMock & Mockito to mock static methods, 3) mocking-out business-logic contained in another class, 4) verifying that mocked-out business logic was called (or not) 5) testing counters, 6) testing statements in a log4j conditional block, and 7) handling exceptions in tests. I'm assuming the reader is already familiar with JUnit 4.
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Hoping to get in on the Dark Souls goodness this holiday season on Steam? Well, whether you're a long time follower or a newfound fan, you'll have to wait a bit longer if you want to play Dark Souls on PC without having to go through the hassle of dealing with Games For Windows Live.
From Software is going all-in on Steamworks support for Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition on PC. The company recently made it known that they are officially moving away from Games For Windows Live and they're taking the save games, achievements and multiplayer from the mostly forgotten DRM service and moving it into the newer, fresher service.
Games with Gold will make its debut on Xbox One in June, giving Xbox Live Gold members two free games on that platform. Xbox 360 owners, meanwhile, will get three free games over their own.
An alleged gameplay video from "Project Beast" hit the web this morning. This video gives us our first glimpse at From Software's next game.
GameSpot is reporting that the press release bullshots that Bandai Namco released during the early days of promoting Dark Souls II has caused quite a stir. So much so that the company had the screenshots removed from Steam's store page, as it could be conveyed as false advertising.
Publishers have fallen in love with free-to-play and microtransactions over the past few years. It seems that every franchise has a chance at inspiring a new F2P game. In a new interview, Dark Souls 2 producer Takeshi Miyazoe discussed the possibility of a free-to-play Dark Souls game being released someday.
This afternoon Steam began offering two very nice last Midweek Madness deals. Dark Souls and Hitman Absolution now cost $7.50 and $6.24 for the next couple days.
Everyone knows that From Software's Dark Souls is a third-person action RPG. However, a new video allows us to see what a first-person version of the game would be like. The answer: pretty terrible.
Dark Souls fans in need of a coffee table book will soon get their own art book. UDON Entertainment is preparing to release Dark Souls: Design Work, a compilation of images from the action RPG.
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Most prepackaged quick bread mixes contain very little fruit. But this recipe calls for lots of juicy berries, so it's guaranteed to be moist and delicious.
32 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
5 cups all-purpose flour
1-1/2 cups sugar
2 tablespoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup cold butter
1-1/2 cups chopped walnuts
4 eggs
2 cups cold milk
2 teaspoons
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
3 cups fresh
frozen blueberries
In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Cut in
butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in walnuts. In a
small bowl, beat eggs, milk and vanilla; stir into dry ingredients
just until moistened. Gently fold in blueberries. Pour into two
9-in. x 5-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for 65-75 minutes or until
bread tests done. Cool in pan 10 minutes before removing to a wire
rack. Yield: 2 loaves.
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1 serving (1 slice) equals 208 calories, 9 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 40 mg cholesterol, 208 mg sodium, 28 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 5 g protein.
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Four home runs powered 19th-ranked Nebraska to an 11-4 win over No. 15 Missouri in an NCAA Regional Sunday afternoon in Columbia, forcing a second game that was also won by the Huskers 8-1.
The Huskers jumped out to a 2-0 lead just two batters into the bottom of the first of the opener as Alicia Armstrong led off with a single before Hailey Decker sent a 2-2 pitch over the fence in left.
An NU error allowed the Tigers to cut into the lead in the top of the second. Corrin Genovese led off with a single and stole second as no one covered the base allowing Genovese to advance to third when catcher Taylor Edwards' throw went into center field. Genovese scored on a sacrifice fly to trim the lead to 2-1.
In the top of the third, an infield single and another Husker error gave Missouri runners at first and second with one out. The error loomed large as a strikeout should have ended the inning, but the Tigers took advantage of the extra out when Angela Randazzo lined a two-out, two-run double off the wall in left to put Missouri on top 3-2.
Nebraska answered right back, scoring seven times in the bottom of the frame. Similar to the first inning, Armstrong began with a single before Decker again blasted a two-run homer. Tatum Edwards, MJ Knighten and Kylee Muir all singled to load the bases with one out before Kiki Stokes worked a walk to force in a run and give the Huskers a 5-3 lead. NU made it 6-3 on a sacrifice fly from Dawna Tyson before Austen Urness lined a three-run homer for a 9-3 advantage.
The Huskers (43-16) added two more runs in the bottom of the fourth. Taylor Edwards hit Nebraska's fourth homer of the game, a one-out solo shot to left. Knighten followed with a single and scored from second on a two-out, single from Stokes that gave Nebraska an 11-3 lead and brought the run-rule into effect.
Missouri (43-17) took the run-rule out of play in the top of the fifth. Three consecutive singles and an RBI double made it 11-4.
Tatum Edwards (24-11) earned a complete-game victory, allowing only one earned run and nine hits while striking out three. Alora Marble (7-2) went the distance as well, charged with 11 runs on 13 hits.


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FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Four men who carved ice sculptures at the recent Fire & Ice Festival in Columbia City have traveled to Fairbanks, Alaska for the 2011 BP World Art Ice Art Championship.
"This annual event has been held since 1988, when the tradition of ice sculpture, a feature of the Fairbanks Winter Carnival celebrations held during the 1930s, was revived," said event publicity chairman, Don Callahan in a press release. "The event is run almost exclusively by volunteers, of whom some have traveled from as far away as Australia."
COLUMBIA CITY — Through concerted efforts between Columbia City's electric utility and the state's municipal power supplier, area officials are hoping to burn a few less lumps of coal.
During the regular session of Columbia City's Board of Works and Safety Friday, Electric Department Superintendent Larry Whetstone announced a statewide program designed to "reduce energy use and save money."
Whetstone said the program is available to commercial and industrial customers of municipal utilities who are members of the Indiana Municipal Power Agency.
COLUMBIA CITY — Police are on the lookout for a black 1999 Dodge Dakota pickup truck stolen from a residence on Holden Road sometime last night or this morning.
According to Columbia City Police Department Capt. Brian Anspach, reports of several vehicle break-ins, as well as two vehicle thefts, have occurred in the city since early evening Thursday with similar activity going back several days.
"In the past week or so, we've been having some reports of vehicles being entered," Anspach said this morning.
COLUMBIA CITY — Workers wearing hazardous materials suits aren't on-scene yet, but officials from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and independent contractors are in Columbia City assessing the scale of cleanup that will be needed to bring a local industrial property into federal compliance.
"The state fire marshal and IDEM (Indiana Department of Environmental Management) first requested our assistance back in 2006," said Theresa Holz, an on-scene coordinator for the U.S. EPA who is overseeing the cleanup of the former Testworth Laboratories, Inc. building on South Main Street.
James W. Tomlinson, Sr., 75, of Fort Wayne, passed away at 8:45 a.m. March 3, 2011, at North Ridge Village Nursing Home, Albion. Born Dec. 2, 1935, he was a son of Wesley and Amy (Helmes) Tomlinson.
He served in the United States Army from 1959 to 1967. He was married to the late Ellen (Genda) Herendeen.
Survivors include his daughters, Debra Dellinger and Shelley Mawhorter; son, Robert Tomlinson; sister, Celia Miller; step-sons, Walter Herendeen and John Herendeen.
It's funny how basketball doesn't always give second chances, yet sets up opportunities for payback. A controversial moment to start the season can be settled once and for all by Whitko.
After winning their sectional opener Tuesday over NorthWood, 61-45, the Wildcats earned a chance to avenge a 59-58 regular season loss at the hands of Whitley County rival Columbia City 6 p.m. Friday at the class 3A Wawasee sectional.
"I certainly don't think we'll lack the motivation to play them."
Those are the only words Churubusco head coach Michael McBride could give for his team's second chance against Garrett Friday night.
After pulling away from Fremont Tuesday in the opening game of the class 2A Garrett sectional, the Eagles go back to the site of one of its six losses on the season.
GREENWOOD — Manchester College's Jordan Moss (Columbia City H.S.) has been named the 2010-11 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Most Valuable Player and headlines the 12-member All-HCAC first and second teams.
The junior guard led the Spartans to their third HCAC men's basketball title and first tournament title since claiming the ICAC tournament crown in 1995. Manchester holds a 21-6 overall record heading into NCAA tournament play Friday.
Gregory D. Johnson, 57, of Warsaw, passed away Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne. Born Sept. 2, 1953 in Huntington, he was a son of David Ralph "Boag" and Mary Ellen (Robinson) Johnson, Sr.
He was a construction worker and cement finisher for many years.
Besides his mother, survivors include a son, Wesley C. Johnson of Warsaw; three sisters, Jorie (James) Webster of Warsaw, Kristine (Larry) Ummel of Kimmel and Leslie (Ray) Barna of Vandalia, Mich.
He was preceded in death by his father on July 11, 2005 and a brother, David Johnson, Jr., Jan. 18, 1969.
Pauline McGuire, 90, a resident of rural Churubusco and wife of Carl McGuire, passed away at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 1, 2011, at the family residence in Smith Township following a lengthy illness.
Mrs. McGuire was born in Churubusco May 9, 1920, a daughter of Charles and Alice (Wappes) Weidman, and spent all of her life in this area.
On May 8, 1943 she was married in Churubusco to Carl McGuire. The couple lived in Green Township in Noble County for a period, and have lived at their present farm home in Smith Township since 1949.


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When her audacious first novel, "White Teeth," was published in 2000, Zadie Smith was just out of Cambridge University. Despite having received international acclaim, the young author blithely dismissed her own book as "the literary equivalent of a hyperactive, ginger-haired, tap-dancing 10-year-old."
With her two subsequent novels, "The Autograph Man" and "On Beauty," Smith proved herself a risk-taker, rather than an author who essentially writes the same book every time.
In her latest, Smith displays amazing inventiveness yet again, this time exploring darker terrain. If she conjured E.M. Forster with "On Beauty," "NW" (Penguin, $26.95) channels Virginia Woolf. The modernist influence is deliberate, as Smith unravels — in a rhythmic stream-of-consciousness style — the intertwined stories of a group of contemporary Londoners in their 30s: Leah, Natalie, Felix and Nathan. Their fates intersect in surprising and painful ways. The city itself is also a prominent character, messy and complex, teeming with possibility and failure.
"NW" stands for North West, the gritty area in London where Smith was raised by a Jamaican mother and an English father. Among other themes, Smith explores class, race, violence, immigration, marriage and female friendship. In other words, she takes on a lot. With its abrupt, destabilizing shifts in time, place and voice, the novel is intricately structured — but that is one of its virtues.
As ever, the author provides readers with sentence-by-sentence pleasures. Smith shows off her gift for sharp, funny dialogue — she's a master — and spot-on descriptions: "Her belly-button is a tight knot flush with her stomach, a button sewn in a divan."
The characters in "NW" are all struggling, whether privately or in ways more obvious to those around them. Idealistic Leah Hanwell works for a nonprofit, lives in Willesden, and feels "as faithful in her allegiance to this two-mile square of the city as other people are to their families, or their countries."
Just as she's dealing with marital strains and ambivalence about getting pregnant, Leah has her life is overturned: A woman named Shar rings her doorbell one day, begging for money and offering an incoherent sob story. Leah's attempt to "rescue" her will set off a startling chain of events. Meanwhile, Leah's best friend, Natalie de Angelis (once known as Keisha), seems to lead an enviably posh existence, with her perfect husband and two beautiful children — but she is in dire straits of her own.
And handsome former classmate Nathan Bogle, whose future once seemed so promising, is now living on the streets; he becomes unexpectedly reacquainted with Natalie. Finally, the vicious stabbing of a local man, a recovering drug addict, will affect them all.
Whether exploring intense awkwardness in marriage, in friendship or among strangers, the author does so with great empathy and insight. Uncomfortable encounters can yield wildly funny moments, but they just as easily collapse into cruelty and violence. Throughout, Smith avoids easy caricatures and stereotypes. She tosses her troubled characters together and delivers hard consequences for each.
In "NW," Smith raises smart and intriguing questions about the ever-growing gap between rich and poor, about issues of culpability and, above all, about the daily brutalities of modern urban life.
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Brown creates one UK.gov website to rule them all
Can you fix the economy please first?
Stop fucking spening money....
Lib Dem candidate admits to unnatural vice
...it shows that she's human and can be swayed by facts/reasoned argument.
Fuck me it'd be a disaster for our political system of more of these humanoids got involved.
Hull Daily Mail exposes depraved local porncoder
Am I the only one who smells litigation in the air?
Global warming may be normal at this point in glacial cycle
Tories: We will set up a permanent 'War Cabinet'
We have...
...always been at war with Eurasia.
McKinnon's mum 'snubbed' by Home Secretary
Hang on...
"McKinnon's mum earlier told a committee of MPs that her self-confessed hacker and autism sufferer son would rather die than face extradition and trial to the US for breaking into government computer networks."
I'm sorry...could you repeat that?
The USA: A fate worse than death (apparently).
Brazilian uni readmits miniskirted student
Quite Right.
"and may pursue legal action against the seat of learning for her ordeal."
Take them for every penny they've got, where were the teachers/staff in that video? What were they doing instead of crowd control?
US sees 'hot-tub related injuries' increase triplefold
Ban it...
...along with horseriding.
Westminster readies 'wave and pay' parking meters
Well this isn't ripe for abuse...
Do these things have a constant GSM connection back to head office? Do they charge the cards immediatly and then delete all the info?
Seems ripe for abuse imo.
YouTube to broadcast Channel 4 shows
Roughly translates:
"4od is costing us rather a lot just to keep in step with the Beeb, can't we get YouTube or somebody to pay for the bandwidth instead?"
CCTV website recruits video vigilantes
...potential for abuse here then...
Apple admits third of iPhone calls in New York are dropped
@Charlie Clark
O2 were happy to give me an iPhone without any changes to my tariff.
They did however, throw in insurance, unlimited data, more free minutes than I had before, a dedicated iPhone support number.
It's yet to drop a single call with me, and while the 3G can be a little patchy, I consider it a seriously good deal.
Don't trust Tories on surveillance, say LibDems
Sod it.
I'll vote for them.
Pity they haven't got a snowball's chance in hell.
Rich people cannot feel pain, don't care if they're liked
@Sir Runcible Spoon
Nocebo effect? I think we may have been reading the same books :-)
They're not sure but it's a fascinating topic, precursor chemicals detected in the brain have been isolated and attributed to the placebo and the nocebo effect, it isn't all fluff and bunnies, there's some real science in there.
Half the anti-depressants on the market would NOT pass placebo testing today.
You can take patients on courses high morphine and slowly lower them to a saline solution and if the patient is told he is still on morphine they will feel no pain, this seems to work on about 2/3 of people. Then, without telling them, you can push a dose of Naloxone (an opiate blocker) into that saline solution and they WILL FEEL PAIN once again.
The jury is out on the placebo/nocebo effect, but it's fascinating stuff.
Isn't this a standard pavlovian reward response?
99% of us have a pavlovian reward response to money: a dopamine release. Some of us have the same response to chocolate, some to other drugs. It's not even that surprising, given that the vast majority of us spend a lot of our time working toward a paycheck, if thats not Pavlovian then I don't know what is.
Dopamine is a natural painkiller. I don't see anything groundbreaking about this research, the most interesting conclusion you could draw is that most people are "addicted" to money.
CSI boffins: You can't ID crims from bitemarks on victims
"Bitemark identification is not as reliable as DNA identification," explains the study's lead author, Prof Raymond G Miller of the University of Buffalo.
Come on, is this news?
Cobain band mates denounce dead rocker's Guitar Hero gig
...I loved Nirvana's albums and was of course devastated when he topped himself, isn't this a bit much?
Should we remove all of Lynard Skynard as well? Jimi Hendrix? John Lennon?
People die, it shouldn't mean we have to walk on eggshells out of respect for them.
Brown apologises for 'appalling' treatment of Turing
Stick his face on a note and let just call it quits.
Pesticides fingered in UK honeybee wipeout
"Germany, Italy and Slovenia last year similarly banned all neonicotinoids in response to the honeybee crisis, while French farmers have not been able to deploy imidacloprid as a sunflower seed-dressing for ten years."
...a swift response to groundbreaking research or less money for Monsanto's lobbiests this year?
Scientology seeks to squash anonymity
"They cite"
"As evidence, it cites "bomb threats, arson threats..."
Wow this shit never gets old.
Beer drinking model to get caned in Malaysia
@Steve Swann
BAM! Godwin's law strikes again.
So, Steve, you're saying that YOUR moral framework is the correct one, and that if others don't adhere to it, they should be made to, by force if necessary? Perhaps you're not so unlike those you wish to change.
Ah the dichotomy of Good and Evil. I wonder how many lives have been lost in the name of the Good? Because after all, Steve, nobody fights for Evil.
@We never learn
Opiates are hard to kick.
Let's not confuse one issue with another hey boss? That said, I'll bite...
First, at your school, I'll bet it was the same people every week who got lashed. If physical pain was an effective deterrent then Thailand would be drug free right now.
You can't just introduce corporal punishment into a liberal country whose penal system is designed around rehabilitation (yes, I know it does a piss poor job, another discussion for another day), it is the polar opposite of the current approach and the practical implications beggar belief (There are books written on this topic).
Lets just say we did decide to bring back the whip. Who would administer it? What crimes would be cause for a thrashing? Would children be exempt? Women? Old people? Ill people? Wouldn't some prefer a quick beating to years behind bars?
What form of man does institutionalized violence breed? What effect would the casm between what we teach to be moral and what the government teaches to be right have on the children? If Pavlov told us anything, it's that the message must be clear.
I've been as reserved as I can, but I dispair at your sort. You are reactionary and dangerous. Think about the implications of what you suggest.
When is an operating system not an operating system?
...Microsoft's involved and Apple's the plaintiff.
Ditching ID cards would save £3bn
@Not about saving the money
"Government spending is just re-cycling our own money - if they don't spend it on this, they'll spend it on something else, probably equally daft like jet fighters or battleships."
You think so wouldn't you. The problem is we seem determined to hand out the contracts to non-UK companies, so the money actually leaves the economy.
Thales (French) I believe are heading up the ID Card effort...
Docs wire up world's first internet-connected pacemaker
...could possibly go wrong?
Open-source .NET seeks touchy iPhone developers
Note to self: RTFA.
Disregard that! You do need to buy the Apple SDK.
Go download Winchain instead.
Brit diplomats' mission to expose Scientology's 'diploma mill'
...these guys aren't dead yet?
Back to it lads...
Government ready to round up opinions on DNA database
Waste of time and energy.
Don't bother.
The negative responses will be filtered out, and the positive ones will be used as proof that Labour listens.
Fuck 'em. Election please.
Ofcom to start new number mobility consultation
@John Dee
So it's tap water. Yet they spend money on buying in customized bottles? And you're telling me this is a cost saving exercise?
Meanwhile, in the real world, where people must shoulder the burden of paying for their luxury items, we use a sodding glass.
Too little too late.
This just shows what kind of an organisation Ofcom is, they've sat still and done little or nothing to protect the consumer over the past ten years, and only when they face the Tory axe do they decide to pull their finger out and do some fucking work.
Kill them, kill them now.
How many other quangos have been and continue doing nothing? Obviously the current government has no problem with these organisations doing fuck all, hell, Ofcom would still be doing jack if not for the recent publicity...
The "public interest" is just an excuse to funnel money into trophy jobs for fat, incumbent civil servants who chose the right allegiances.
Hain breaks ranks with Cabinet over McKinnon extradition
Very difficult to make it stick when you were crucially involved in that particular bout of torture.
Johnson signs off ID card for UK citizenry
When I get mine...
I'm just going to use the RFID chip for all the fun things you can do with RFID.
Ride the train for fee, with my jailbroken NID Oyster card.
Let myself into important government buildings with my jailbroken NID skellington key.
Create the "Anti-ID" card. All you need to do is find out the standard card reader/software to be dsitributed to officals, get one, do a little testing and find a DoS/Buffer overrun. Then, think of a fun payload, put it on the card, and now every time an official tries to read the card you're either crashing or executing your payload on their machines.
If they do force us, the last thing I'm going to use my ID for is ID.
German boffins create 'flight simulator for flies'
McKinnon loses judicial review
He'll go to America.
They'll put him in an open prison, with access to his laywers, family and friends. They'll feed him well, they'll keep him safe, they'll try him fast.
He'll be convicted and probably won't see a custodial sentence. If he does, he'll probably be repatriated in under a week.
We may cuss and complain, but the US probably isn't quite the ogre we make it out to be. In the past five years, we've gone beyond them in how nasty we're willing to be to our own.
Hey, I may be wrong, but thats my gut feeling.
CIOs get £170k but helpdesk staffers settle for £6/hr
...what about Senior/Junior Application/Web Developers?
Left out some key demographics there El Reg...
Privacy watchdog bashes UK.gov net snoop plan
Great, but UK.gov...
...don't give a flying fuck.
All the independant organizations that had the power to stop this sort of thing were neutered and thrown out the window back in 1997, along with personal responsibility and assumed innocence.
We're now in a situation where every privacy group, every newspaper and every watchdog could cry foul, and the gov would just ignore them, or at best regurgitate the same weasel words and rename the project.
Nanny states produce babies. We're too disconnected, too used to being lied to and too used to accepting it. At this stage, we have no power left with which to fight offensive and illegal legislation. Whats worse aparently the majority don't care or know enough to want to.
If we couldn't prosecute or depose when we had admissable evidence of them: lying, stealing, dodging taxes, condoning torture and knowingly violating EU human rights bills; what on Earth makes you think a few jumped up watchdogs are going to have the slightest impact? As we've seen, for these people it's not about what's right, it's about manipulating the system (breaking it if needs be) to get what you want. Morality doesn't get a look in.
We let them get away with murder, and then we did it again...and again. It's not just Labour either, it's all of them. For them this is now the norm. What comes next is all our own fault.
Cameron condemns Tweeters as tw*ts
He's still an utter utter wanker, but well played.
Firefox 4.0 flashes lusty leg at Windows lovers
...pointless UI "improvements" at the expense of speed and stability.
Watch the market share dissolve.
Spotify: iPhone sideloads for £120 a year, unlimited
@Monopoly questions.
No it certainly wouldn't.
Take this to the monopoly commission and they'll tell you to buy a different mobile. iPhone doesn't have the marjority market share, it doesn't even come in second.
Get out of jail free...
I jailbroke my iPhone 3GS. They're a fantastic bit of kit, but to get to anything like the full potential out of it, you need to jailbreak it.
Anyway, I use Spot (In Cydia) for Spotify on the iPhone and I bloody love it.
Average UK broadband just over half advertised speed
This is exactly what Ofcom is for. They know they're for the chop and have decided start doing the job they were originally created to do.
Regulators need to be aggressive, they cannot take the "working with" the company stance, they can't consider the companies in market they regulate "clients" or "customers". They are there to weild the big stick and protect the consumer, not to work with marketing deptartments to make sure their lies have the small print required to make them legal.
There can be no more accepting money from the companies they're supposed to be overseeing, because in the private sector it's called bribery.
Also somebody explain exactly what the fuck they need branded water/mousemats etc for...
Fuck em, get rid of the useless bastards. Too little too late.
Labour MP quits over McKinnon extradition vote
He isn't fucking quitting though is he? This wasn't an incensed walkout, it was a shoddy attempt at making his run-of-the-mill retirement hit the front pages. Is he giving up his resettlement bonus of nigh on 50 grand? Fuck no he isn't, man's gotta eat...
This whole affair illustrates the complete betrayal of the parliamentary pricipal that has taken hold of this system. I don't give a flying fuck about Gary McKinnon (although he should be tried here), he's a bloody idiot who broke the law and can't face the consequences, that we know. But the idea that 74 "honerable" members could change their "opinions" on such a fundemental issue shows that at best we're ruled by mindless automatons, or at worst scheming, crooked individuals whose personal beliefs (or those of their constituency) don't even begin affect their decision making.
I would hope for mindless automatons, but their masterfully adept manipulation of the expenses and tax system, coupled with the fact that no other parliament in living memory has sat for this little time, seems to suggest they're nothing more than a bunch corrupt, workshy charlatans who lack even the basic moral fibre required to put the country they represent before a country who refuses point blank to ratify the very treaty under discussion.
The implication is that one US citizen, is worth more than one UK citizen. With this decision, our rulers have now made it policy. Policy, that because of their previous cowardly behaviour, is backed up with the highest level judicial precedent.
We threw one of our men to the wolves. A blood sacrifice in the name of our special (read: non reciprocal) arrangement.
A bunch of spineless, self righteous, lying scumbags. The fucking lot of them. To. a. man.
And don't get me started on Tony fucking Blair's thoroughly demeaning appearance on the Catherine Tate show (wank). Is there where we are now? Ex-Prime Ministers trotting out painfully overused catch phrases on formulaic BBC3 comedies? Is this how you're going to restore confidence in our obviously broken political system?
And somebody had the nerve to mention morality. Fucking hell.
AT&T blocks 4chan, home of weird smut
4chan is currently under attack by a ACK DDoS attack.
The general principal: The attacker sends a SYN packet to Target A. This packet has a spoofed source address, pointing to Target B. Target A picks up the SYN request, and responds it it with an ACK packet. The ACK is sent to the spoofed source: Target B. Of course Target B didn't send the inital SYN, so it returns a RST to Target A (who is expecting a SYN-ACK). Inronically, some classic DDoS protection rules will filter out RST packets, causing Target A to send multiple ACK packets, making the DDoS more effective.
So you're getting two DDoS attacks for the price of one, and Target B has no idea who the REAL attacker is.
AT&T (and others) didn't shut down 4chan to censor it, they did it to protect 4chan itself and, more importantly the unknown Target B.
PC repair shop caught trying bank fraud
"He called over a colleague to view the images. "
How do they know this? Was their software recording audio/video as well? If so then it's verging on an invasion of privicy and is almost certainly illegal.
Firefox 3.7 swivels glassy eye
@Anonymous Coward
I'm glad you choose to pick up on that, and I also like how you backed up your assertion with reasoned argument...oh, wait...
Ever used ASP.NET? Or did you just Google it and then execute a perfect kneejerk reaction to the word "Microsoft"?
Fix the fucking bugs you introduced in 3.5 and then we'll talk.
Obviously I can't speak for everyone, but most people don't want glossy bloody buttons. They want a simple, stable, low footprint browser that can be trusted not to eat more RAM than most video games.
At the moment my Firefox is using 340mb of RAM.
Visual Studio 2008 with a BIG ASP.NET project and a class diagram open is using 185mb.
This should be totally unacceptable. 5 years ago we had browsers that operated better than this, and before you say it, no, it's not because the Web has evolved; Geko itself is an compliant and lightweight rendering engine, all the problems are with the UI.
In my opinion Firefox needs shooting. It should be totally rewritten, this time with performance in mind.
It is no coincidence that large chunks of the laptop/netbook market are now moving toward cheaper, lower spec machines.
With Moore's law in trouble, people know it's not about raw power anymore, it's about targetted performance (as in, buy what you need, not want), portability and ease of use.
I'm not going to get into a rant (today) about the general sloppyness that has crept into software development, but it's a trend that WILL reverse, and if the key players don't fill the opening gaps, others will.
Bank fined £3m for data loss
I wonder how innuendo could possibly affect the kind of innocent children this was designed to save.
The whole point of innuendo is you're not explicitly saying anything naughty, you're tricking the listener into making the connections themselves, connections that your cotton-wool encased kids couldn't possibly make with their tiny uncorrupted minds.
Wrong article :(
Please delete last message, I'll put it on the correct story.
Watchdog bites Mattesons saucy sausage ad
I wonder how innuendo could possibly affect the kind of innocent children this was designed to save.
The whole point of innuendo is you're not explicitly saying anything naughty, you're tricking the listener into making the connections themselves, connections that your cotton-wool encased kids couldn't possibly make with their tiny uncorrupted minds.
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Pizza, etc in Kingston NY, and surroundings
- MsDiPesto Nov 15, 2006 03:02 PM
I'm visiting Kingston this weekend, and am anxious to try some real NY style pizza that I got when I lived there. Who are the top contenders where I can buy a slice?
Also, I'd love some recommendations on where to eat and past posts prove that this is a constantly changing list, and there may be some new ones.
Most importantly, where do I get a decent cup of coffee, I don't think Starbucks is there yet?
BRIO'S up the road a ways (Route 28, then turn right into village of Phoenicia) does a fine wood-burning oven pizza...many varieties you can buy by-the-slice.
They make 'em with a flavorful, sesame-studded crust, very old-fashioned.
Ahhhhh....Coffee In Kingston there's Monkey Joe's on Broadway midtown, Starbucks is served at Joyous cafe across from the UPACTheater, and on rte 28 (between Kingston & Woodstock near Alternative Video) there's Catskill Morning Coffee.
For Pizza: I like Picnic Pizza just off the traffic circle on Washington (and also on rte 209 heading towards Accord). They make many different toppings--spinach, eggplant, as well as the usual...in their brick ovens. (In New Paltz there is another pizza place by the Cinema that makes great eggplant pizza)
Also, La Florentina's brick oven pizza is a family fav (On Albany Ave heading towards the dreaded malls) as is Di Bella's Pizza (on Washington Ave closer to rt 32)
re: maggiekismet
Are you insane?!? Picnic Pizza is a dump! The pizza tastes like burnt rubber, the morons behind the counter are surly and unhelpful, it takes forever to get anything (I called in an order one time and waited 35 mins before going to pick it up. The place was empty and it still took them 15 minutes to give me the pizza- I suspect they don't actually make it until you show up) and the food is insanely overpriced! Do a Google search for Kingston, NY Pizza and you'll find zero recommendations for Picnic. I don't know anyone who goes there especially when there's Plaza, Savonas, COSIMOS(!!) and so much other good pizza nearby. I gave up on Picnic long ago... why torture yourself?
re: kgn2006
i actually love picnic pizza.
if you want "real NY style" pizza then I suggest Four Seasons, which is located in a strip mall set back off Rt. 9W in the same large parking area where Staples and Burlington Coat Factory are located near the 9W interchange with Rt. 209/199. The decor and atmosphere are nothing special, in fact it is very plain. This is a family owned and run pizzeria that does not offer any type of haute cuisine and uses the kind of pizza ovens you see in traditional NYC pizza joints, not wood-burning ovens that produce thin crispy crusts with avant garde ingredients (if that is your goal then I suggest the great pies at Cosimo's Brick Oven downtown; this is part of the Cosimo's empire of restaurants in Ulster and Dutchess Counties). Four Seasons' neapolitan pie is out of this world, especially if it is made by the older gentleman who is almost always there (his two daughters run the cashier and back kitchen, and occasionally his wife is there as well.). The Sicilian pie is good too, especially when a pie is just out of the oven. I typically hit it at lunch time for a slice or two with a soft drink while shopping nearby.
if you are on the east side of the Hudson, Village Pizza in both Red Hook and Rhinebeck come pretty close to Four Seasons quality. The Rhinebeck spot offers a "city-style" slice with pepperoni, bacon, and sausagethat is a carnivore's delight.
Great suggestions, all! I've always seen Picnic Pizza when staying at the Holiday Inn, but never heard anything about it. This time I'll be at the Marriot, right near the Four Seasons, with easy access to all the others too!
I think I ate at one of the Cosimo's restaurants in late July, just off Greenkill Ave near the Broadway underpass, and was impressed with the pasta dishes. Thanks!
I recommend Lorenzo's on route 28 near the thruway. It's only about six months old but they serve excellent New York style Pizza served in a clean atmosphere. Better than most of those mentioned.
We'll probably be doing a "hit and run", slice test as opposed to sitting down in any of them. Anyone hear anything about a place out Albany Ave called Arturo's? I might have the name wrong.
OK, we were not there long enough for me to sample as much as I would have liked, but Saturday night I got to try two pies from DiBellas, a plain cheese (for the picky eater in the group) and a pepperoni, green pepper and black olive combo. Not bad, it did have that certain something that pizza in Virginia/DC lacks, but I wish it had more olive oil in it.
Great Pizza isn't something you should go to Kingston for but decent slices can be found. Some of the recs hit on them, Cosimos, etc... There is a Starbucks, just up the road from the Marriot, on the same side of the street near the Shoprite/Home Depot. I believe its a drive through as well!
Wow, I can't believe people can have such totally different experiences. I'm a BIG fan of brick oven pizza, and we have been regulars at PICNIC PIZZA for over two years. We mostly eat-in and find the service more than fine. We really go for vegetable topped pizzas and the grilled eggplant is wonderful, as well as the eggplant parm and the 4 seasons pizzas. Grandma, Sicilian and Foccia pizza are all good as well. We've been living in Kingston for 16 years and find PICNIC the best. Second would be PLAZA pizza and SAMI's on broadway makes decent pies as well. Only thing with PICNIC is I will not order for delivery any more. The pies seem small and they are usually pretty slow and pie is not too warm. But in house is great.
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I went into La Florentina this week for the first time and felt that their pizza was quite good. Unfortunately they do not serve slices.
For slices, I head over to either of the Savona joints or to the pizza place in Pt. Ewen.
I just don't underdtand why people like Picnic Pizza. But that's why Chowhound is so much fun to read.