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Book Review: The Lost Fleet
By Sandy Amazeen May 17, 2011, 7:12 GMT
The New York Times bestselling series that delivers "edge-of- your-seat combat" (Elizabeth Moon, author of the Vatta\'s War series). The Alliance woke Captain John "Black Jack" Geary from cryogenic sleep to take command of the fleet in the century-long conflict against the Syndicate Worlds. Now Fleet Admiral Geary\'s victory has earned him the adoration of the people-and the enmity of politicians convinced that a living hero can be ...more
For those familiar with the Lost Fleet series, Dreadnaught is the logical follow-up to previous titles despite Campbells assertion that this is the start of a new saga. Captain John Geary, better known as Black Jack Geary, has emerged from a hundred years of cryogenic sleep to assume command and bring the Alliance Fleet home after the conclusion of a century long war with the Syndicate Worlds. But after all his service instead of being able to enjoy quiet married life with his new wife Tanya, Geary is given a dangerous assignment that leaves him wondering if he is being sent on a suicide mission. It seems that his success during the war has made Geary a popular figure with the public, so much so that military and political bureaucrats want him out of the way.
Campbell is to be commended for another excellent addition to one of the best military science fiction series on the market. Although the focus has been taken off epic space battles, the action, political intrigue and character development remain spot-on. All the characters from previous titles are included along with a fascinating lieutenant who possess the impressive skill of obfuscation and readers are treated to more insight into the aliens. This delivers everything fans expect from Black Jack Geary and more.
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Licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine and certified by the American Board of Family Practice and the American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals, Dr. Paul Carpentier provides a full service, pro-life, family practice including local house calls, nursing home care, in-patient coverage at Heywood Hospital, obstetrics and NaProTechnology. He delivers about 15-20 babies per year. The obstetrics patients feel very respected both here and at Heywood Hospital.
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Thursday Research Topics: 'Using the Greenphire System for Processing Research Participant Payments'
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Teresa Day of London Kentucky has been an artist for many years. Her works range from mixed media paintings, sculptures, and pen and ink drawings. Her main media is paint on canvas. Ms. Day has a business as a muralist. Her business "Art By Day" was established in the spring of 1995 in London, Kentucky. It is very well known.
Ms. Day has loved art since elementary school. One of her teachers (Ms. Bittle) took her under her wing and gave her one-on-one art lessons. She also took her to art museums and entered her work in state fairs. Today Ms. Day looks back on that time of learning, experience, and encouragement with a great deal of gratitude.
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Thanks Lynn. BTW, We'll be in "the world" in two weeks and I'll see if I can get some recipes. Our usual are 'Ohana & Nine Dragons and we'll be trying Yachtsman this time as well. May hit Planet Hollywood & Cape May too.
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Rose and Crown
I was wondering if anyone had the Rose and Crown's smoked salmon appetizer recipe. We liked how it was more of a mousse or spread rather than the traditional layers of cream cheese, smoked salmon and capers.
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The Ultimate Lemon Drop Martini
The Ultimate Lemon Drop Martini
from Disney's Boardwalk Inn
1 ½ oz Kettle One Citroen
½ oz Cointreau
½ oz Sweet & Sour
2 pumps of Monin Pure Cane Sugar
Build in mixing glass with ice and strain
Pour in glass with sugared rim
Garnish with a lemon wheel
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Ghirardelli's Turtle Brownies
Ghirardelli's Turtle Brownies
Source of Recipe: Ghirardelli, Downtown Disney Marketplace
2 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup butter/margarine, melted
3/4 cup Ghirardelli Sweet ground chocolate and cocoa
2/3 cup unsifted flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1 cup Ghirardelli Semi-sweet chocolate chips
3/4 cup sugar
Pinch salt
1/3 cup light corn syrup
3 tablespoon water
1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 1/2 cup chopped pecans
(Using the brownie ingredients): Using a spoon stir eggs with sugar
and vanilla; add butter. Sift ground chocolate with flour, baking
powder and salt. Stir into egg mixture; add chips and nuts. Spread
into greased 8" square pan. Bake 20-23 minutes. Cool completely.
(Using topping ingredients): In a 3 quart saucepan, bring sugar, corn
syrup, water and salt to a boil until it turns a golden caramel.
Remove from heat and slowly add cream and vanilla. Quickly stir in
pecans, pour over brownie. Cool on rack. Chill brownies, covered,
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American Heritage Turkey with Chanterelle Mushroom Merlot Gravy & Crannie Relish
Thanks for the yummy Turtle Brownie recipe!
Is anyone going to be trying out Disney recipes over Christmas? For Christmas Day I'll be making the "Turkey with Chanterelle Mushroom Merlot Gravy" from Andrew Sutton of the Napa Rose. (Mom is doing the cranberry sauce so won't be trying that recipe).
The side dish I'm trying is the Sweet Potato & Hazelnut Gratin (see page 24).
Someone else is doing dessert but I'll include a Xmas dessert recipe - also from Andrew Sutton at the Napa Rose.
American Heritage Turkey with Chanterelle Mushroom Merlot Gravy & Crannie Relish
Napa Rose restaurant at the Grand Californian Hotel at Disneyland (from Chef Andrew Sutton)
There are several types of American Heritage turkeys, the most popular being the American bronze turkey and the Bourbon red turkey. These birds were the first to be bred for domestic consumption in the Americas and have a superior flavor to the mass-produced turkeys in your local supermarket. (They also tend to cost more.) Be careful not to overcook them, because they can dry out easily. This is why they should be marinated in a flavored brine, such as the Autumn Brine detailed below. (This brining method can also be used with any other type of turkey.)
18- to-22-pound American Heritage turkey
Autumn Brine (see recipe below)
3 tablespoons kosher salt
1-1/2 tablespoons black pepper
2 tablespoons fresh thyme, chopped
1 tablespoons fresh sage, chopped
2 bay leaves
1 orange, quartered
1 sprig thyme
1 sprig sage
Rinse the turkey in cool running water to clean. Soak the bird in the brine (see recipe below) for 2 to 3 days prior to roasting.
Remove the bird from the brine and place in a large roasting pan. Evenly season the whole turkey with salt, pepper, chopped thyme and sage. Place the bay leaves, orange quarters and remaining herbs inside the cavity of the bird. Place the turkey into a 400F oven for 20 minutes, then reduce the heat to 300F and allow to roast for 2 to 2-1/2 hours. Use a meat thermometer to test the temperature by piercing the turkey along the breastbone. The internal temperate should be 140 degrees. Allow the bird to rest for 30 minutes before carving. The turkey will reach the necessary 160 degrees while it is resting. Carve the turkey the way you might carve a chicken. Remove the legs first so that the breast is exposed.
Cut along the breastbone and completely remove the breast from the body before you begin slicing the breast. Cut the breast into quarter inch slices, cutting the breast crosswise. The breast will be more tender and juicy than it would be if you cut the bird lengthwise with the grain.
Autumn Brine
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup kosher salt
8 cups water
1 tablespoon orange zest
1/2 cup orange juice
1 bay leaf
3 thyme sprigs
1 sprig fresh sage
15 black peppercorns
Place all the ingredients into a large saucepan and bring to a simmer. Simmer for 30 minutes, then allow the brine to cool. Place the turkey in a large roasting pan, then pour cooled brine over the turkey. Refrigerate and allow the turkey to marinate for two to three days. Turkey should be turned over and rotated every 24 hours to allow even marinating. The purpose of the brine is to allow your seasoning to penetrate the thick skin and breasts of a large turkey. It will also help to keep the bird moist.
Chanterelle Mushroom Merlot Gravy
Yield: 10-12 servings
2 tablespoons butter
1 cup sliced onions
1/2 cup sliced carrots
1/2 cup sliced fresh fennel bulb
1/2 cup sliced celery
1 cup Merlot
3 cups chicken demi-glace (sold at Bristol Farms)
8 cups chicken broth or turkey broth
1 cup sliced white button mushrooms
1 tablespoon fresh sage
1 tablespoon fresh thyme
Optional: All roasted turkey bones that you have available, such as neck and lower wings
Salt and pepper
1 1/2 cups quartered chanterelle mushrooms sautéed lightly in butter
1. Melt butter in large pot on medium-high heat. Add onions, carrots, fennel and celery. Cook, stirring frequently, until vegetables start to brown. Add Merlot and increase heat to high. Bring to boil; boil until reduced by half in volume.
2. Add demi-glace and broth. Add button mushrooms, herbs and bones. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer 1 to 1 1/2 hours uncovered. Stir occasionally so that sauce does not stick to bottom and burn. As sauce simmers, it will reduce in volume. You want it to reduce so that it becomes a little thicker. The sauce is ready when it is thick enough to coat a spoon (when sauce is on the back of a wooden spoon, run your finger over the spoon; its ready when the trail left by your finger remains in place). Strain. Taste and add salt and pepper as needed. Add sautéed chanterelle mushrooms.
Nutritional information for gravy (per serving):Calories 112 (70 percent from fat), fat 8.7 g (sat 3.6 g), protein 1.7 g, carbohydrates 8.5 g, fiber 0.4 g, cholesterol 21 mg, sodium 1,281 mg, calcium 14 mg
Crannie Relish: Chef Sutton uses the meat-grinding attachment to his Kitchen-Aid mixer to make this addictive relish. I've adapted his recipe to use a food processor fitted with the metal blade. He likes to use frozen cranberries, but fresh can also be used.
To make this perky relish, cut a large orange into eighths, leaving skin intact. Place orange in food processor along with 1/4 bunch clean cilantro and 1 seeded jalapeño chili (use caution when working with fresh chilies - do NOT touch face or eyes). Pulse until very roughly chopped. Add 1 bag (16 ounces) fresh cranberries and process until chopped. Add 1/2 cup sugar and 2 tablespoons maple syrup; pulse to combine. Refrigerate, stored in airtight container. Serve at room temperature.
Serves 8 to 10.
Crème Brûlée with Sugar Cookies and Candy Canes
Napa Rose Restaurant, Grand California Hotel, Downtown Disneyland, courtesy of Chef Andrew Sutton
Serves 6
7 Cups Heavy Cream
3 Cups Egg Nog (Store bought, high quality)
2 Vanilla Beans not to dry
14 oz. Sugar
18 Egg Yolks
Pinch of Nutmeg
2 Oz. Brandy, optional
Pinch of Salt
In a heavy bottomed saucepan bring the Cream, Egg Nog, Vanilla Bean and half of the sugar, to a boil, over medium heat.
Combine egg yolks and the other half of the sugar, brandy, salt andnutmeg in mixing bowl.
Whisk the egg and sugar mixture together for 5 minutes or until mixture becomes creamy, white and ribbons. Pour the boiled cream on to the eggs whisking constantly. It is best to add liquid in thirds This is now custard. Strain the custard to remove any lumps.
Pour custard into shallow baking dishes and bake in a 275-300* oven for 20 minutes or until custard is just set. Jiggle the dish or touch lightly and you can tell.
***Note you can also bake in individual Brûlée dishes for a more elegant service approach.Remove from the oven and bench cool. Once cool transfer to the refrigerator on a cookie sheet and cool. This is best done the day before.
To Serve:
It is now time to Brûlée or to (burn the cream). Remove the Crème Brulee Custard from the fridge when you a ready to serve. Sprinkle evenly and liberally with granulated sugar on to the surface of the Crème.
Using a Propane Torch, 6 inches from the surface, caramelize the sugar. Make sure that you move the flame constantly sweeping from side to side for an even browned.
Serve with Sugar Cookies, Candy Canes and really good coffee.
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Just got back from a delicious trip! I'm hoping there is a recipe out here for the Chili at SciFi (I know probably not a popular one, but I loved it!) and the Tomato soup that they served with the kids meal. Both were soooo good.
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Keoke Coffee
Countdown to Xmas Eve and the egg nog is almost made (had to send DS back to store as he had picked up wrong ingredients).
Yesterday I made the Keoke Coffee for an afternoon "advent" gathering and it was very good. Also made Goofy's Lasagna (p. 30) and it's a good recipe. It's not low-fat in case people are looking for a low-cal veggie entree and it makes a lot. The 2 of still haven't finished it after 4 days. It's very cheesy and I cooked the vgetables on the soft side as that's how we prefer them.
Keoke Coffee
Kona Café, Polynesian Resort
1/2 oz. Kahlua
1/2 oz. Brandy
1/2 oz. Crème de cacao (dark)
Hot coffee
Garnish the top with whip cream
Serve in an Irish coffee mug
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I'd like to wish all our Disney cooks a happy and peaceful Christmas - here's hoping all our dishes turn out spectacularly.
If I get to the Sci-Fi diner (without an ADR), I'll ask for the chili recipe.
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Would love to have the recipe for the bean/carrot/mushroom veggies they used to serve at the Tusker House before it changed over to a buffet. Also, does anyone know the recipe for the "Homestyle Potato Casserole they are now serving at the Garden Grill---I really stuffed myself on that dish a couple of weeks ago!
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International Coffees: Special Events at WDW
Cafe Hollandais (Dutch Coffee)
Special Events, Walt Disney World
1 1/2 ounces chocolate mint liqueur
Whipped cream
Fresh mint leaves
Combine liqueur & coffee in a stemmed glass. Top with whipped cream and garnish with mint leaves.
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If you're still wondering what is an ovulation test or when to test for ovulation, you can find the directions to the tests in question here. There is only one statement concerning lines on the test stick which reads, "You can not determine your result from any lines that you see on the test stick." That's all fine and dandy, but after months of painstakingly staring/analyzing the lines on regular opk's I felt the need to see how the lines on a digital test stick change with the LH surge and post them on the internet for people wondering the same thing.
Survey says...YES, the lines on the test stick seem to work very similar to the lines on a regular opk. they get darker close to O, and when detecting the LH surge they end up as dark as the control line. One of the big differences seems to be that the digital reader can read a result before the line reaches it's darkest. The digital reader gives a result within a few minutes, but it takes ten minutes or more for the lines to be their darkest. You can see in the last pic, the test line is not yet as dark as the control. What you can't see is that test line eventually did get as dark as the control. All the other sticks, read as negatives, never had the test line get as dark even days later.
Embarrassingly, I didn't get a shot of the final and only test stick showing my LH surge although I do have the read error I got from the same sample. Apparently all that was forgotten in all the excitement of finally getting a positive. If it's necessary for me to use opk's next month (I hope not!) I'll edit this post with a pick of that positive test stick.
Here's the pics! I ovulated the day after my positive opk, so I've included days before positive and days before ovulation.
|5 Days before positive, 6 Days before ovulation
|4 Days before positive, 5 Days before O
|3 Days before positive, 4 Days before O
|2 Days before positive, 3 Days before O
|1 Day before positive, 2 Days before O
The above pic is the day of the positive and the day before ovulation. You can see the test line is the darkest yet. It's less than five minutes after dipping. Within 15minutes after dipping the test line and the control line are both as dark as they can be. On a regular OPK that would be a very strong positive, and though this stick showed a read error. I used another stick in the same sample to get the pic below. My much wished for positive OPK.
|Why didn't I put the test stick under this?!!
Hope this helped. If I go through this again next month I'll include a series of pics that also shows the sticks at their darkest after more time has past. Happy testing!


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Chargers at Broncos: Not only are these teams among the top four in offense, but they're among the
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Jets at Panthers: These teams rank among the bottom seven in
offense and offer few viable
options outside of Cam Newton.
QB Matt Ryan, Falcons: Roddy White has re-emerged, and that's big for Ryan, who should exploit a Redskins defense that has given up the sixth-most points to quarterbacks.
RB Alfred Morris, Redskins: Whoever the quarterback is, the Redskins will need to rely on their running game, and the Falcons have the third-worst run defense.
WR Andre Johnson, Texans: In his last five games against the Colts, he has a 90-yard game, three
100-yard games and a 200-yard game. He has six touchdowns
during that span.
QB Andy Dalton, Bengals: He's
coming off a 30-point game but faces the Steelers' No. 7 pass
defense. The last time he scored 30 points, he followed it up with six.
RB Chris Johnson, Titans: Not only is he losing carries to Shonn Greene, but he'll face a Cardinals defense that ranks third against the run.
WR Victor Cruz, Giants: In his last nine games, he has one 100-yard game and no touchdowns. The Seahawks have allowed the fewest points to wide receivers.
QB Ryan Fitzpatrick: 172 yards,
RB DeMarco Murray: 146 yards
WR Torrey Smith: 1 catch, 11 yards, 2-point conversion
QB Colin Kaepernick: 175 yards, TD, INT, 31 rushing yards
RB Zac Stacy: 25 yards, TD
WR Steve Smith: 6 catches,
49 yards, TD
The problem with writing a fantasy football column at this time of year is that your audience is fragmented. There are those who have advanced to the playoffs and those who haven't.
The latter group has no use for you anymore.
You need to give them a reason to keep reading. Well, here it is: It's never too early to plan for next season. And if you're in a keeper or dynasty league, it's time to start planning.
Here are three players who could offer great value in such leagues. If you're in a redraft league, track them during the offseason. They're not high-
end players yet, but they're on their way.
WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Vikings: He's a younger, less expensive version of Percy Harvin, and he finally is playing enough to show it. Two weeks ago, he had a 33-yard touchdown run. On Sunday, he had a 79-yard touchdown catch-and-run. Outside of Greg Jennings, Patterson doesn't have a lot of proven competition on the team. The biggest concern is at quarterback. If the Vikings are able to upgrade the position, Patterson might be special next season.
TE Ladarius Green, Chargers: The 2012 fourth-round pick appears to be first in line to replace Antonio Gates when the 11-year veteran calls it a career, and he has the size (6-6, 240 pounds) and hands to handle the role. Before being shut out Sunday, he had nine catches for 206 yards and two touchdowns in his previous three games. Gates is under contract for two more seasons, but Green appears to be turning a corner in his development.
RB Christine Michael, Seahawks: Marshawn Lynch has two years left on his contract, so he figures to return next season. But the Seahawks will have to attend to the contracts of several big-name players during that time, and you have to wonder if they'll keep a running back with cap hits of $7 million in 2014 and
$9 million in 2015. They thought enough of Michael to draft him in the second round, even with Lynch still productive. He's a good dynasty-league stash.


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Cyberbullying laws across the country are threatening the livelihood of trolls everywhere. We can't let this happen. State Rep. Nate Bell has a weird idea: let's stop wasting taxpayer money! And why is Max Brantley scared of free markets, government accountability, & fiscal sanity? Visit our new conspiratometer for the latest tally of Max's mentions of America's (and Arkansas's) most sinister conservative forces.
How Retirement Benefits May Sink the States
Government retiree costs are likely to play an increasing role in the competition among states for business and people, because these liabilities are not evenly distributed. Some states have enormous retiree obligations that they will somehow have to pay; others have enacted significant reforms, or never made lofty promises to their workers in the first place. Steven Mangala explains at The Wall Street Journal.
Victim of Warrantless, Wrong-Door Raid: "I'm Not The Same Person"
After finding two bodies in a burned-out SUV earlier this month, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office traced the vehicle's owner to the El Pueblo Apartments in Albuquerque, New Mexico. On April 10, the officers gathered at the complex to conduct a raid. At the last minute, they noticed activity in a unit two doors away, and decided to raid that one, too-without a warrant. Mike Riggs has the story at Reason.
Connecticut Agency Seeks to Whitewash Role in Kelo Eminent Domain Abuse
It's bad enough to employ a cute euphemism like baggage to describe the use of government-backed bulldozers to destroy somebody's house for no legitimate reason, but the self-pity on display by the NLDC is just beyond parody. These people should be ashamed of themselves. Damon Root elaborates at Reason.
My Papers? No, Thank You
With the Supreme Court taking up Arizona's "show me your papers" immigration law, we're once again thrust into a useful debate over the role of the government and the obligations of the citizen - and non-citizen. If there were one thing I could impress upon people about the nature of the state, it's that governments by their very nature want to make their citizens "legible." Jonah Goldberg explains at National Review.
Public-Employee Unions Gone Wild
Terry List, a teacher in Saginaw Township, Mich., has a depressing lesson for her students: "I would not recommend to my pupils to become a teacher in Michigan." What's discouraging her? A proposed pension-reform bill in Michigan would derail her plans to retire - at age 47. Patrick Brennan tells the story at National Review.
The Shrinking Immigration Problem
The illegal-immigration problem is going away. That's the conclusion I draw from the latest report of the Pew Hispanic Center on Mexican immigration to the United States. Michael Barone explains at NRO.
Self-Defense Under Attack
Critics of Florida's self-defense law object to its recognition of a right to "stand your ground" in public places, which eliminated the duty to retreat from an assailant. Yet many of these critics seem to believe they have a duty to stand their ground and never retreat, using George Zimmerman's shooting of Trayvon Martin as a weapon to attack Florida's law, no matter what the evidence shows. Read more from Jacob Sullum of Reason.
Are Right to Work Laws the New Slavery?
Nothing concentrates the mind like a hanging, they say. And Indiana's labor unions regard the recently passed Right to Work law that bars them from collecting mandatory dues from workers as a condition of employment as nothing short of a hanging. Shikha Dalmia explains at Reason.
How the L.A. Riots Changed Nothing
It's worth remembering how universal was the belief that the root cause of the 1992 riots was economic, and that central planning would elevate the area by zoning out gun shops, convenience stores, fast food franchises, and "food deserts." Shikha Dalmia takes a look back at Reason.
Why Women Make Less Than Men
A Pew Research Center report tells us that young women have become more likely than young men to say that a high-paying career is very important to them. Are we really in the midst of what Pew calls a "gender reversal?" Kay Hymowitz explains at The Wall Street Journal.
State Budget Woes? Blame Medicaid
When states complain that ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion will cost too much, the health law's defenders often point out that the federal government will pick up much of the tab. And it's true that the law calls for the federal government to pay for 100 percent of the cost of the newly eligible initially, winding down to 90 percent by the end of the decade. If enacted, the law will also increase the overall percentage of Medicaid spending paid for at the federal level. Washington pays for a little more than half of all Medicaid spending right now; that figure would rise to as much as 63 percent after ObamaCare's coverage expansion kicks in. Peter Suderman explains at Reason.
Keep The First Amendment
The phrase "stunning development" is used far too often in our politics, but here is an item that can be described in no other way: Nancy Pelosi and congressional Democrats, frustrated by the fact that the Bill of Rights interferes with their desire to muzzle their political opponents, have proposed to repeal the First Amendment. Read the full story from National Review.
U.S. Falls Behind In Sheepskin Race
America is, once again, at risk. That's because the kids just won't buckle down to their studies, earn their degrees and set themselves to the task of driving the nation's GDP ever-higher with the sheer force of their state college Art History majors. At least, that's what David Wessell and Stephanie Banchero tell us over at the Wall Street Journal, and to prove the point, they've pulled together a bunch of data and examples that don't necessarily go together. J.D. Tuccille analyzes at Reason.
Banks Try To Seem Cool By Acting More Like Payday Lenders
Various and sundry anti-poverty activists are always looking for ways to get the "unbanked" to take their money out of their mattresses and put it in a gosh darned checking account like the rest of us. Well, congrats. Sort of. More from Reason.


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The following is a submission for your one-room school house project, as told to me by my mother, Daisy Louise Pryor Strader, and my great-aunt, Opal Ramsey Abbott.
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Rocky Point (Hog Holler), Bourbon CountyRocky Point School, also known as Hog Holler, served as a one-room school for at least three generations. Rocky Point (District 91) was originally located 3 to 3 1/2 miles southwest from the present town of Uniontown in Bourbon County. Although Rocky Point was its official name, it was commonly called Hog Holler (or Hog Hollow), because it was located in a "holler". The beginning date is unknown, but it was probably there during the 1880's, because Julia Emma Schubert (b. 1872) attended school there. Julia later married a local farmer, Perry Simon Ramsey. At some point during the early 1900's, the school was moved to a new location about 2 miles west of present Uniontown (on old Highway 54). Julia Ramsey's children, Rolla, Opal, Loran, Bertha Dean, Helen, and Herman, attended the school at the new location, which was still called Hog Holler. After attending the Normal teachers school at Pittsburg, Kansas, Bertha Dean Ramsey returned to Hog Holler and taught school there for one term before marrying Fred Pryor. Their two children, Jack and Daisy Louise Pryor, attended school at Hog Holler for two years before the family moved on in the early 1930's.
Louise recalls her first day of school at Hog Holler in 1932. Her mother had told the teacher that she knew Louise was too young to go to school, but Louise was eager to go. The teacher was instructed that if Louise cried for any reason, she was to be sent home immediately, since that would prove that she was too young to go to school. So, on the first day of school after walking the two miles to school, she was waiting in line in the schoolyard when she was stung four times by bees. Afraid of being sent home, she never cried and refused to tell the teacher about the stings. That night, after walking home, she was pretty sick, so her grandfather loaded her in the car and took her to the doctor in Uniontown. (No matter what was wrong with a patient, the first thing the doctor had the patient do was open the mouth and say "AH".) She had to stay home the rest of the week to recover, but was allowed to return to school since she hadn't cried.
When Bertha Dean Ramsey was a pupil at Hog Holler in the early 1900's, the teacher was Cora Duzan, and there were about 17 students (7 Ramseys, 4 Whipprechts, 3 McKinnis's, and others). When Louise was a pupil at Hog Holler (early 1930's), the teacher's name was Faye Davis, and there were about 15-17 students.
The school exists today on the site where it has been since the early 1900's. The property was bought by the local Holt family. Some renovation work was done several years ago, but the school remains in disrepair today.
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Jan Chait
March 27, 2007
Oh, what a week! My husband is in New Jersey visiting his brother. My little friend Ryan was here on three days. My teenage grandchildren insisted on "keeping me company" even though I wanted to be all by myself, alone. And I'm trying to cut back on the amount of Symlin (pramlintide) I take, a goal that was somewhat thwarted by continuous glucose monitor (CGM) glitches in the beginning.
To top off the week, I changed the basal profile on my insulin pump and messed up one of the times, which created its own problems.
Ryan is the son of my grandchildren's former babysitter. He usually stays with his Aunt Judi, but when she is unavailable he comes to play with "Auntie Jan." He's been over off and on since not long after he was born last June, but never any more than once a week. There was one period when I didn't see him for more than a month and, when he returned, he'd become very mobile. I thought I had child-proofed this room, but he quickly proved me wrong.
Babies and diabetes, I'm finding out, are an "interesting" combination. My blood glucose is dropping and I need to sit still a bit, but Ryan decides that's the time to start pulling books off the shelves. I take my insulin and Symlin and start to take my first bite of lunch when he wakes up from his nap and wants to be cuddled. I prick my finger to check my blood glucose and he's trying to climb up my leg with those little, razor-sharp fingernails.
Because Ryan's mother has Type 1 diabetes, she tells me what she does in some circumstances, but that's always after the fact. I think I need to check out Diabetic Mommy (www.diabeticmommy.com) so I can anticipate! Honestly, I don't know how moms with diabetes do it on a daily basis, but I sure do have new respect for them.
Bottomless-pit, hormone-ridden teenagers are another matter, but my biggest problem with mine are that they tend to eat my stuff. For example, I went to the cupboard today to get something to treat a low and found an empty box.
I could probably have used one of them around yesterday, however, despite my wish to be alone. As I mentioned, I'm playing with my Symlin doses to see if I can take less. After mentioning last week that I read drug inserts, wouldn't you know that I skimmed over a possibly important one on Symlin? It can cause tiredness, and I've been tired pretty much to the point of non-movement for ages now. I found that out when I was talking to a CDE who also takes Symlin and who described feeling exactly as I have been before she cut back on the amount of Symlin she takes.
Since I have a continuous glucose monitor, it's possible for me to see a graph of where my blood glucose levels have been. Most of the time. Saturday, the day I began my Symlin experiment, was not a good CGM day. First of all, I got the sensor wet when I took a shower, which threw off the readings for about two hours. Then they didn't come back quite right, so I restarted it. That was another two hours. I took some insulin and Symlin for a snack that night and, just as I picked it up to eat, my husband called. The snack went back into the freezer and I forgot about it. That night, as I was going to bed, my CGM was failing to show readings, so I felt for my sensor/transmitter. The sensor had come out. No overnight readings for me.
Sunday was going to be a different day. I woke up with an excellent blood glucose reading (84 mg/dl), a new sensor was in, and I limited myself to familiar foods so I could get a better handle on the Symlin thing.
I also decided that it would be a good day to program a new basal profile on my insulin pump. Well…Monday morning my blood glucose was at 57 mg/dl when I woke up. Then it went down into the 40s. Back to the 50s. Back down into the 40s. To make a long story short, my blood glucose just was not coming up.
Have you ever tried to troubleshoot when your brain isn't working? It took me a while, but I finally figured out that when I changed my basal rates, I'd put in the correct time—but the wrong time of day. I run a higher basal rate overnight than I do during the day and had programmed in 7 PM for the lower rate to start rather than 7 AM. I was getting nearly twice as much insulin as I should have. I ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich—without the benefit of either insulin or Symlin—sat down, fell asleep, and woke up at 120 mg/dl.
I'll try again today. After all, when it comes to regulating blood glucose, that's all it possibly can be: Trying.
The only thing you need to TRY is Goji juice. I have reduced my insulin on it and have energy to burn.
Posted by: sydneymum | Apr 02, 2007 07:14 PM
I'm glad that goji juice works for you. I checked the data base of research from the U.S. National Library of Medicine, which includes more than 16 million citations from medical and life science journals, but failed to find any scientific research about goji juice or goji berries. I did find some references when I simply keyed in "goji," but that was limited to some Japanese researchers whose last name was Goji. Just in case the site failed to include food items, I keyed in "cinnamon" and came up with 676 references, so that wasn't it. I can only conclude that there has been no legitimate research done on goji. I've also not seen any references to it at any of the professional diabetes meetings I've attended over the years. I also tried looking it up in the USDA Nutritional Database, but failed to find it there, either under goji or wolfberry, so I can't even figure out carb counts. So thanks for the suggestion, but I think I'll pass.
Posted by: Jan Chait | Apr 04, 2007 07:49 PM
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Amazon's new document-sharing service Zocalo has the potential to attract a new set of customers who have never considered using the public cloud. Read more »
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MUMBAI: Police must not hold grudge against those who move court for enforcement of their rights, said the Bombay High Court while hearing a petition filed by an Iranian.
Mohammad Naeimi was brought up in Pune and passed his Bachelor of Engineering exams in 2007 from Pune University. His petition said he has a resident visa which has been extended from time to time. When he went to get it converted to business visa, he was ordered by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Special Branch and Foreigners Registration Office, Pune to leave the country by December 3, 2011. He moved HC, which on November 28, 2011 directed the authorities to decide on his application
When he went for a hearing, DCP R S Marathe was angry on him because Naeimi had moved HC and threatened that he would not him grant visa extension and would put him behind bars. Only after he moved HC for further directions, an order was passed on 26th January 2012 asking him to leave India. Naeimi then challenged this order.
On February 23, 2012 before a division bench of Justice V M Kanade and Justice P D Kode , public prosecutor Pandurang Pol denied receiving Naeimi's application and also that there was a spat between Naeimi and Marathe.
The judges upheld Naeimi's counsel Vishwas Chitnis 's argument that in spite of court's directions, no hearing was given to Naeimi and an order was subsequently passed to leave the country. The said order therefore is patently illegal and contrary to directions given by this court,'' they said, quashing it.
The judges have directed that Naimi be given a hearing and his application decided afresh on merits and in accordance with law. Further, that if any adverse order is passed, it shall not be implemented for two weeks.
The judges said they do not wish to make an issue about non-compliance of their order but expect that in future whenever directions are given, the concerned officer should not take it as a personal affront and should not hold any grudge against the petitioner or any citizen merely because he has approached this court for the enforcement of his constitutional and statutory rights,'' they noted. We expect that all the (police) officers act and comply with the spirit of law and not the letter of law,'' they concluded.
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Residents of Vero Beach, Sebastian and all of Indian River County enjoy the latest in modern medical technology and medical care. The following is a Directory of Medical Professionals in an easy to find and easy to contact format. Many provide website addresses and other pertinent information so patients can quickly find the medical information they need.
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Vero Beach, FL 32963
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Phone: 772-231-6004
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We all want to look our best and having a nice smile is one way to do just that. If your smile needs some TLC - Dr. Alex A. Planes can help. At Planes Dental Arts they believe in excellent patient care in a relaxed environment where you can truly express your concerns while getting educated in oral health and daily routine care. Dr. Planes knows the importance of your smile not only for confidence but for your overall health, he is trained in General, Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry. Call him today and schedule an appointment for a First Class Dental Experience.
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Phone: 772-562-5886
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"Your initial visit allows us to get acquainted with you and learn about your orthodontic needs," explains Dr. Legler. "After a tour of the office, we will take digital x-rays, dental impressions and photographs followed by an initial exam. Orthodontic problems, which can result from genetic and environmental factors, must be properly diagnosed before treatment begins."
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Phone: 772-567-4311
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Since 1932, Indian River Medical Center has been providing health care for the residents of Florida's Treasure and Space Coasts. Situated on over 80 acres, it has grown to a 335-bed hospital with related facilities that provide a wide range of quality medical care and healthcare services.
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Sebastian River Medical Center has proudly provided personalized quality health care to residents of Indian River and South Brevard Counties since 1974. With a staff of more than 120 physicians and over 550 employees, the hospital offers the very latest in technology and services.
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Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Phone: 772 299-4649
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Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Doctors; Marc Rose, Steven Hulecki & Hugo Davila
Phone: 772 567-3003
Fax: 772 567-2926
At Indian River Urology Associates, we believe that educated patients are better able to contribute to their own well being. That is why we encourage patients and their families to learn all they can about how we diagnose and treat urologic conditions and to take an active role in their treatment and recovery. Our web site offers you and your family information about the care you will receive at Indian River Urology Associates. You will also learn about our physicians and providers, urologic conditions, specialized services, office policies, financial arrangements, and more.
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Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Dr. Larry Landsman
Phone: 772-562-7546
Fax: 772-562-7376
Dr. Larry Landsman, director of the Aesthetic Dermatology Center of Vero Beach, is a Board Certified Dermatologist who specializes in Cosmetic, Surgical and General Dermatology. Dr. Landsman has had 20 years of professional experience in private practice in Miami, as a Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the University of Miami and at the Cleveland Clinic of Ft. Lauderdale. He is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology, the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery and the American Society of Cosmetic Surgery.
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Dr. John W. McDonald
Phone: 772-562-2929
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Dr. McDonald opened the Indian River Skin & Cancer Center in 1987 and offers the most advanced medical and surgical treatments in all aspects of Dermatology. He is the only Dermatologist on the Treasure Coast who offers the revolutionary 2003 DioLite Laser's, the newest development in laser technology for painlessly removing vascular and pigmented lesions, spider veins, unwanted freckles, and brown spots on the face and body.
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Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Phone: 772-770-0323
Fax: 772-778-3460
Specialty: Laparoscopic Colon Cancer surgery; Breast Cancer and Breast diseases; Laparoscopic Hernia and Gallbladder Surgery; Skin Cancer Surgery; Hemorrhoid Surgery and Chronic Wound Care
Citrus Medical Plaza
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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|31 Mar 2012
Bsod-auto restart :/
Hello guys,i got a problem here....i keep getting bsod on my pc,i checked everythink,memory tests disk tests virus check reinstall my hardware etc....anyway nothink helped from this moves i did....(sorry for bad english xD)
i decide to check the bsod message...but i couldnt, i try to disable auto restart after failure on windows. control panel -> system -> advanced system blah blah -> uncheck auto restart,pressing okey's anddddddddd,the bsod auto restart my pc again,i came back to check the auto restart check,and is was anabled (checked), i uncheck it pressing ok buttons,i open it again,and it was enabled again o.O seriously...my pc was so fine until i install this advanced system care pro utilities.....Some help here,i would apriciated (sorry for my bad english )
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We do need the DMP file as it contains the only record of the sequence of events leading up to the crash, what drivers were loaded, and what was responsible.
If you are overclocking STOP
You may be able to get the DMP files without crashing by booting into safe mode (F8) with networking.
To enable us to assist you with your computer's BSOD symptoms, upload the contents of your "\Windows\Minidump" folder.
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* Copy the contents of \Windows\Minidump to another (temporary) location somewhere on your machine.
* Zip up the copy.
* Attach the ZIP archive to your post using the "paperclip" (file attachments) button.
*If the files are too large please upload them to a file sharing service like "Rapidshare" and put a link to them in your reply.
To ensure minidumps are enabled:
* Go to Start, in the Search Box type: sysdm.cpl, press Enter.
* Under the Advanced tab, click on the Startup and Recovery Settings... button.
* Ensure that Automatically restart is unchecked.
* Under the Write Debugging Information header select Small memory dump (256 kB) in the dropdown box (the 256kb varies).
* Ensure that the Small Dump Directory is listed as %systemroot%\Minidump.
* OK your way out.
* Reboot if changes have been made.
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Attachment 205284 -> My changes on automatic restart cant change...even the path for the dump file,i just keep doing it from safe safe mode or normal,and i cant change it...when i press ok..everythink its on default again
I just read the rules of bsod posting ---> Attachment 205288
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|01 Apr 2012
Related to your ESET NOD32. Yours is from 2010. I would remove it at least to test..
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You need to upload the new DMP as it is different than the old one.
Thanks Mike. Missed it completely..
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|02 Apr 2012
So.......i got no help......
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|02 Apr 2012
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
zigzag3143 asked that you upload the latest crash reports because they are now probably different than the previous crash reports.
I believe there was a typo in the instructions to do so, which is probably why you were confused.
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|31 Oct 2013
Hello and glad to have found this site.
I had the same problem today after started mi Pc and then launchd Turbo Boost mode with Advanced Systemcare 6 and Mozilla Firefox with Gmail box open. After those things BSOD happened and automatically rebooted and i launched in safe mode and copied all recent error stuff and DMP file to rar file.
I'll add DXDiag from today and Rar file with DMP and other info.
Friendly regards: Terry
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Hi all.
Had BSOD with automatic restart earlier today around 12:15 - 12:25 "Don't recall exact time and haven't found it from event viewer" and i didn't have minidump enabled then :/ Just enabled it by following directions on this page so i assume i can't send error report now even if i would find that from event viewer :/ So just need to wait for next BSOD and hope that it does nothing bad for my Rig.
Friendly regards: Terry
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It's dangerous for a people to declare one man their enemy. It's unwise for a state to scapegoat one man for its problems.Nevertheless, I think California should make an exception and declare war on Jimmy Fallon.Yes, I know. The comedian who is taking over "The Tonight Show" next week is cute and cuddly. Yes, his musical chops and comic timing make him a consummate entertainer. And yes, his Barry Gibb impression is irresistible.None of this,...
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I was fascinated to listen to the NFL Network coverage after Thursday night's game and hear Kurt Warner talk about how the Cardinals are using Larry Fitzgerald more inside than outside and its causing him to face a lot of zone coverages.
Fitzgerald obviously had his most success in the league being outside where he is better once he can get that big body going. As an inside player, you have to be ready to adjust your route all the time depending on the pressure. There are a ton of adjustments for inside players, a lot of reads to make. It is much more of a mental game. You become more of a thinker.
The Cardinals still use their $120 million receiver on the outside, just not as much as he is used to and not as much as he should be. I imagine the Cardinals' offensive brain trust wants to get Fitz away from defenses rolling a safety over the top of him and causing double coverage. But when defenses see Larry inside, they go zone and he is not in man-to-man coverage where he excels.
Playing inside has caused Fitz to play much slower than he is accustomed to. He was never great at getting separation, whether lining up inside or outside. He is great at is getting position. He uses his body as well as anyone in the league at shielding/screening off defenders and uses his reach and great hands to make catches even with a defender in tight coverage.
The numbers don't lie. Fitz is having a down year. He is not playing as a top receiver in this league, just an average one with 32 catches for 432 yards. He's only topped the 100-yard mark once this year while failing to rack up 70 yards in five games -- including two where his total was under 35.
That's certainly not the Fitz we are accustomed to. I'm sure the hamstring injury is playing some role in his ineffectiveness, but I tend to think it has more to do with the way he is being used.
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Sidi ushers in two technologies with the Wire Vent Carbon shoe. First is the BOA-inspired Wire buckle system and the second is the vented sole. Combine these design elements with the existing Sidi shoe technology and we get the ultimate evolution of the Sidi shoe concept.
The Sidi Wire buckle system will draw obvious comparison to the BOA closure system due to similar design features. However upon close inspection, you will find they are quite different. There are two independent buckle closure systems in the Wire design. The lower is the Techno 3 buckle. It offers closure and release to the instep and fore foot. Independently, the top buckle provides closure to the very top of the shoe with a Wire-style buckle and Sidi's Soft Instep closure flap. Two buckles that allow you to vary the diameter and pressure you want on and around your foot. The micro buckles Sidi uses are light, low-profile and durable.
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