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As Turkey is now slowly approaching the first centenary of the Republic's foundation on 29 October 1923, some critics appear to fear that the country has assumed an outlook most incongruous with the legacy of Atatürk.
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The author is an idiot!
yes if they got some corner shops going
The article is over-pessimistic. This Islamic revival is understandable as an attempt by Muslims to recover some self-esteem lost during their humiliating defeats by the out-numbered Israelis. If the US has the common-sense to restrain this small, vulnerable Israel and create a viable Palestine, Islamism will melt away because of the advantages of a secular life-style.
Turkey is on a downward spiral into backwardness.
A political elite that is willingly reverting to Islamism and that cannot even admit the genocides against the Armenians, Pontic & other Ottoman Greeks, Assyrians is beyond the Pale.
Its support for Sunni terrorists and the massacres of Christians in Syria is deeply concerning as is the violence meted out to Turkish protesters at home.
The West has a major problem here - unfortunately the West has a strange habit of backing the wrong people - Muslim Brotherhood is Egypt, Terrorists in Syria etc.
The Turkish Army will need to save the day - as in Egypt.
Chico, why Turks needs need four AWACS? it's simple:
It's on gentle request by the Great Satan
yes, turkey will become the new pakistan just because of people like the author himself and the names appearing ( ie hayrettin karaman, taha özhan) in the article. it was really waste of time reading this rubbish article that only tells lies.
Sharia is the most misunderstood topic amongst non-muslims and even amongst muslims. It is not about just cutting hands, its way more than that. For example you can not cut a thief's hand if he steals for food or basic need as u can imply these punishments only when the state is providing the basic necessaries to its people and after that if some one steal for luxury than this is valid. I cant say Saudia is islamic state but they have in bits and piece of sharia and look at the stats and compare its crime rates per capita. Such as USA is most advance in all kind of sciences n it get a Rape registered Avg every second.
Well West fail to comprehend that what works well for one is not compulsory to work for other like chinese political system is still democratic but different to west and lol even west don't like it but due to chinese strong figure they can not do any thing about it but it works for them iranian model is different its closed to islamic democracy not 100% but it works for them. Well westt gave right to vote to womens about 100 year ago but guess what islamic model 1400 year ago was based on democracy and womens had right than.
Sharia Law is the most anti-freedom idea since Communism. They don't even allow women to wear tank tops.
Shariah laws are well intentioned laws. Only those framing the laws are, sometimes, incapable of doing so ( some dumb 'clerics' think they know too much).
On the other hand, many a times, Corporatocractic laws are enacted and modified for selfish purposes (mainly taxation related).
Turkey was better off in the Ottoman days. There was freedom of religion and it's this tolerance that made the country such a vast metropolis for trade and what not.
No t sure the Armenians would agree here about the freedom of religion and "tolerance" ; of the Ottoman Turks.
The reason why is the incredible story of Atatürk is now starting to look like just that, a story. Many people in the Muslim world are starting think that Atatürk was a front to break up the Ottoman Empire and secularise it.
Completely false statements and even the graphics used in the article. I just made a little research about the author and it comes out he is writer at Today's Zaman which is the part of Gulen Movement. Until the last year, Gulen Movement was the biggest supporter of Erdogan and all Today's Zaman writers wrote great articles supporting the ruling party and Erdogan. Then some interest conflicts started between these two groups and the same writers have started to write the bad things against these people. This article is one of the samples of new Gulen's movement tactic.
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KaloBios Announces Retirement Of Chief Financial Officer
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- KaloBios Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: KBIO) today announced the retirement of Jeffrey H. Cooper, the company's Chief Financial Officer, effective as of December 31, 2013. Mr. Cooper has decided to retire in order to dedicate more time to family and personal interests. Mr. Cooper has committed to stay at the company in a full-time role until mid-November, and as a part-time advisor until the end of the calendar year, and will assist the company in locating and transitioning to a successor.
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"Jeff has made outstanding contributions to KaloBios in our initial public offering and finance and accounting management," said David Pritchard, President and Chief Executive Officer of KaloBios. "We regret Jeff's decision to retire, but appreciate his desire to work with KaloBios to ensure a smooth transition by the end of the year."
"I am fortunate to be able to retire and spend more time with my family and renew my focus on my personal activities," Mr. Cooper commented. "My decision in no way reflects upon the bright future for KaloBios, its pipeline of clinical programs and its outstanding management team, whom I have enjoyed working with over the past year. I look forward to working with the team during the transition process in the coming months."Mr. Cooper joined KaloBios in July 2012 as Chief Financial Officer. He was previously Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc., a publicly traded pharmaceutical company. At BioMarin, Mr. Cooper started in 2003 as Vice President, Controller, and then served as its Chief Financial Officer from 2005 to May 2012. About KaloBios KaloBios Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is developing a portfolio of proprietary, patient-targeted, first-in-class monoclonal antibodies designed to treat severe life-threatening or debilitating diseases for which there is an unmet medical need, with a clinical focus on severe respiratory diseases and cancer.
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Social Media and the Pharma Industry
PharmTech's February issue will feature a guest editorial by Aaron Davidson, a partner in the life sciences practice at Baker Botts, on social media and the pharmaceutical industry. In his editorial, Mr. Davidson points to FDA and a lack of regulatory guidance as the reasons that social media has not caught on in the pharma and bio/pharma industries. FDA's requirement to provide consumers with FDA-approved promotional materials that contain risk information may limit a pharmaceutical company's ability to use mediums such as Twitter and Facebook effectively.


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Legacy Versant RN Residency - who's applying for this round?
- 1Apr 2, '12 by tejonThis is my third time applying, so here's hoping the third time is the charm. I graduated last June and will be finishing up my BSN at OHSU in June (with a 4.0!) and will have 9 months of home health experience with medically fragile children, so I'm hoping to have some chance this time around. If not, it's great interview experience, right?
- 1Apr 14, '12 by wannabemurseI'm apply for this round. It's my first try, but it seems like my chances are slim. Good luck.
- 0May 5, '12 by JacquelynneThis is my first time applying! I got an email yesterday with instruction to do the reference surveys. They said after this it will be a pee-screening interview. I'm licensed in CA, should I go ahead endorse my license for Oregon?
- 0May 5, '12 by JacquelynneAnyone got in and is in the RN residency program at Legacy in Oregon, please, share with me the interview experience with them. What questions did they ask during the pree-screening interview and final interview. I appreciate it! Thx!!!
- 0May 6, '12 by Av03This is my second time applying. I had a pre-screen interview and thought it went great, but didn't get selected to move on. Probably because I didn't have my RN license yet and had not graduated at the time of the interview. Anyow, I too, am from Cali. I started my Oregon Endorsement on March 15th, and I'm still waiting for my background check to finish. Oregon does not do livescan, so you have to go to a facility that rolls your fingers on a card. The first card failed because of the quality of the prints. It has been a long process, and you might not complete yours in time. Good luck to you and the rest of us.
- 0May 22, '12 by YunyunAnnRNDoes anyone know when we'll start hearing from them? I keep checking my status online but nothings changed. And I have 4 references completed already.
- 1May 25, '12 by tejonI just got the email to select interview times for June 22nd. I have gone through the interview process twice now with Legacy Versant, and each set of managers asked different questions, so I think it depends on the department you interview with. The interview time is really short - just 20 minutes - so you really want to make sure to come across well. I would scope out the location and parking ahead of time, too.
None of my ADN nursing school cohort were picked for 2nd interviews the first time we all applied or the second. I think Legacy is being very, very picky and have heard they select mainly BSN level residents with experience. I'm hoping that gives me an actual chance this time around.


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This is my third year participating in a Week In My Life, hosted by the lovely Mel at Adventuroo. Mel spends most of her time these days over at Momcomm, dispensing sage advice about living, loving and working in Blogland. You really should check it out if you want to make internet friends and influence internet people.
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My awesome kid says there's a girls one and a boys one, that's not fair. Why can't we all jump together?
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When they say dark, they mean pitch black like a the depths of hell. I had to hold my friend's hand so I didn't get lost in an oubliette forever.
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Epic meltdown in the tub, lost movie night and treat, but ended in this so I call it a win.
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Visualization for Bonding with Your Baby
This exercise can help you to gain perspective and get in touch with any past blockages that keep you from enjoyment of your baby. In a journal, write down what, if anything, was missing from your own early experience of being mothered.
Take time to identify feelings that might come up for your during the postpartum period. Visualize yourself as a baby, getting whatever it is that you needed. More holding, more secure cuddles, kisses on the cheek, being talked to softly -- absorb these images fully. You may want to include your partner -- even have him hold you in his arms- or share the exercise with a friend who can nurture and comfort you.
Then, after you have taken these moments for yourself, imagine your baby smiling up at you- looking cute and cuddly -- and feel your love for your own child, growing with time, as your learn to love and care for this baby, too: getting to know each other, laughter and tears bonding you together now. You are remembering that time passes, seeing your child grow in your mind's inner eye -- to three years, seven years, ten years, then to teenage years, sixteen years, eighteen years ... to adulthood. A time of sharing seems so long but as you adjust to your baby, you will be amazed at how fast babies grow and how soon you will be watching yours leave home. . . to continue the cycle of life.
By gaining a perspective on your own childhood, with the help of a support group, a family counselor, or a friend, you can find what will help you nourish both yourself and your baby at the same time. Do not ignore these needs. If you get help now, your enjoyment of parenting will greatly increase. You deserve to enjoy your baby!


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I'm thinking about buying an 84 C-10 SWB with a 383 and a turbo 350 trans and a 3.42 rear end.
He told me that he used flat tops and 64cc RHS Pro-Torker Vortec heads with 1.94's and 1.50's. He said the compression is 10.5 to 1 but that seems low to me with this combo.
I'm thinking it would be closer to 11 or 11.5 to 1 without knowing the deck height and overbore. It has an Isky flat hydraulic cam with 236 duration. I looked it up and it's an oval track cam with a range of about 3000-7000 rpms.
He said it runs on 92 octane pump gas.
My question is did he have to set the timing really low to avoid detonation therefore cutting the power way down?
those "magic dynamic compression calculators" aren't worth NEARLY as much as everyone gives them credit for. 11:1-ish in a heavy truck with a highway gear (assuming 28" or taller tires) is going to have problems running on pump gas. With some very good efi controls you can get away with it but I wouldn't want to risk it on a carbed engine with a mechanical dizzy. Knock it down to 10:1 and while you still need a good tune it is MUCH more doable.
And to think that extra point of compression and all of the headaches it brings is only worth about 12hp under perfect conditions...
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A Plea to Nurses Everywhere - page 4
I dont seem to process everything that I see, hear and do at work until I am home. My lack of reflection until later might have something to do with running around like a Looney Tunes character for eight or more hours caring for... Read More
- 3Mar 13, '13 by LadyFree28Quote from MulticollinearityThat may be a possibility....not just hospitals, but any well run organization, be it home care, hospitals, sub acute facilities, LTC, even nursing programs.Something tells me if I worked at, say, a big-city teaching hospital where they have their pick of applicants - I wouldn't have seen so much of this behavior.
I live in a "big city". I currently work in one of those teaching hospitals. I have also worked in other settings. The places that couldn't keep people because of wages, location, etc, would attract "problem" or "issue" people, and would delay firing them. One person had been suspended ten times, mostly for things that were reportable to the board.
I think it's also purely relative to the person...O can honestly say, working with "cantankerous" or "back biting" "Type A" or everything in between individuals, that does not equate to lateral violence IMHO.
I say to people to tread lightly on those aspects. I had a former co-worker "think" that a group of co-workers were laughing at her. She was new, and she had looked like she was in a recent incident or accident-no sure, because, to me that would be personal; however, she may have been self-conscious of it. I didn't realize she was including me in it until months later, she followed me into a patients room and threatened me, and the pt overheard it. I reported immediately to my supervisor. My patient was more upset than I was. I wasn't upset; I went to the right person and reported it. When they interviewed her, she stated two other co-workers confirmed to her that "we" were laughing at her, when that was not the case. These two co-workers eventually fired, for insubordination and she was fired for insubordination and abandonment.
I truly felt as though she had that "nurses eat their young" in the back of her mind, she gravitated to individuals who were unhappy at the job, and it was a recipe for her own undoing.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by beewinkI haven't seen the outbursts to the extent the OP has, but I have experienced hostile working conditions. Two reasons I have seen. One is administration allows this to occur. They know which physicians yell, yet do nothing. They see the nurses who 'eat their young' and turn a blind eye. I don't know why their leadership is weak, but they are the wrong choices for their positions. The other reason is the customer service oriented model that is now the norm in healthcare. This, in my opinion, leads to much frustration among staff members and physicians. Our hands are tied by having to tell patients, 'I have time for you', when in reality we don't have time for their every whim. I worked in an ICU where the manager was mad at me one day when I hadn't gotten an alert - waiting to be transferred patient - the lemons she asked for. I was too busy hanging blood on one of my other patients.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by JacobBrownWow I'm so glad my current hospital job is not like that! We all work together on night shift to get things done and the doctors are pretty decent. We get along we'll with pharmacy and lab.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by rnunleyI volunteer in a huge hospital in Texas, and the environment is great. All of the medical staff is cooperative and respectful. Only on the rare occasion do I see a nurse stepping out of line from the rest of the group or a specialty tech acting arrogant. Throughout all levels of management, the hospital supports and reinforces this behavior. It helps with hospital ratings, is reflected in patient surveys, and other staff members know that good health care providers need to be respectful and cooperative to build an effective team.
If your environment is anything but this, see if upper management has an open door policy and go talk to them. The change must start at the top; you can't change that place alone from the lower rungs. If not, go to a better facility. There are lots of magnet hospitals out there waiting for someone who respects their coworkers and wants to provide great patient care. An ugly environment will always make you unhappy.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by SarahLeeRNQuote from AltraThank you for your input. I agree that the semantics are important. In reflection-I think that screaming perhaps was too strong of a word for me to input into this post. If you note how I phrased the following "Staff nurses raising their voices (ok, screaming)" I can see how perhaps my version of loud voices raised in anger perhaps did not need to be represented as screaming. I did not realize that the word would be received so strongly.I am somewhat familiar with Cheryl Dellasega's work on this topic.
The 2003 ISMP survey to which 1,565 nurses responded - 48% reported "strong verbal abuse". (52% apparently did not)
Intimidation: Practitioners speak up about this unresolved problem (Part I)
There were 2.4 million registered nurses in the US in 2003 (Women's Bureau (WB) - Statistics on Registered Nurses) I'll leave it to someone better versed in statistics than I am to determine the validity of a sample size of 0.065%.
"Screaming" is not a term I find in the survey summary -- and I cannot necessarily interpret all "strong verbal abuse" to be "screaming".
I believe the semantics are important. Screaming is a very different behavior than various other forms of jerkiness.
I certainly do not deny the existence of unprofessional behavior in general, or bullying specifically. But you yourself noted that your original post was "not necessarily reflective" of your work environment as a whole.
However, once I have submitted here, it doesn't seem that I can go back and edit.
Thank you also for noting that this is not necessarily reflective of my work environment as a whole.
The above behaviors do NOT happen and have not happened to me personally in my work environment. If this was an every day occurrence, I assure you I would not be working there!
I have seen them happen, however, among different people in several different environments.
My intent is to bring up that unprofessional behavior does take place more than even perhaps I observe. And whenever I see it, it makes me sad.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by SarahLeeRNQuote from mrsbacktoschoolPlease to do not think that this is indicative of all nursing environments. It CAN be if individuals do not allow themselves to think before they speak and act.Wow. These were the things I was worried about when making a career shift into nursing...
I don't remember this type of stuff when working in long term care, but I wasn't nursing staff, so maybe I did not see it. I do remember being thrown under the bus by my DON and her telling me once, "Wow. You are smarter than you look." But I always thought of her as a bully who must have had a lot of insecurities to treat others with such passive aggression.
But I by no means wish this to scare anyone away from the profession or to have you start out with a negative impression. As has been brought up by several replies to this article, there are many wonderful working environments. This is just a snapshot of several incidents that I have seen over time and is not indicative of my working environment as a whole. It COULD be a work environment though-and if it was an everyday work environment I would seriously question the management.
- 0Mar 13, '13 by akaffoWell said, your story is so true and you can find this in almost every facility in the united states and sometimes you ask yourself why some health care workers are in this peofession, why? As a student few months ago I said to myself I will make sure I treat students nice whenever I come in contact with them because it was a struggle to find a willing nurse to work with a student and they let you know they are not interested in helping you because you are wasting their time, it is a shame but I guess that is just the way it is, I am going to make a difference with every student and I am not going to eat my young
- 0Mar 13, '13 by T-Bird78I've seen a fellow nurse sit back in her chair, fold her arms, and say "that's not my job today" while the nurse who was working with the doc had to run and do 4 different things instead of the lazy one getting off her butt and taking a task. Another time, there were three of us working with the doc, and simultaneously three things were going on that needed a nurse: a chart was put up to come back, a procedure was done and needed evaluation, and the doc needed assistance in a room. When I suggested we each grab one task and be done quickly, I was met with the eyeroll and one person walked off and emailed our clinical director to complain that I was bossy. Not only did I get a personal visit from the clinical director, I wound up doing all 3 things by myself instead of them being delegated evenly. At my current job, I'm the only LPN with a group of MAs. One of the MAs is borderline bullying in her treatment of me. I was hired as an LPN to do jobs outside MA duties (our company has strict guidelines for what MAs can and can't do and their role is limited to rooming pts, vitals, and cleaning rooms. I was hired to be the allergy nurse and help the midlevels with phones and messages because that's outside the MA scope of practice). More than once, the MA has pulled me out of an allergy test or allergy shot and, in front of the patient, said I'm supposed to be helping her and the PA can do the test. When I reminded her that I wasn't hired to be a MA, she rolled her eyes and said title didn't matter, we all do the same job. When I reminded her that I was hired because I had responsibilities beyond MA work, she said I'm supposed to help her out, then do my "other stuff" when I wasn't busy. She complains about working by herself with two docs, yet leaves at 4:00 (even though her shift is supposed to be until 4:30) and leaves me by myself with two docs plus closing the clinic, and I get yelled at in the morning if I don't close to her specifications. The funny thing is she gets in an hour before I do and I still have to help her open up. She is older and has been at this place longer, so if I say anything I get a sigh/eye roll/stomp off response. Our manager has defined my role to her but she still insists I've got it backward and helping her is my top priority, not my job I was actually hired to do. Grrr.
- 1Mar 13, '13 by AmnestyI don't think we should be "nice". Being nice implies that we're choking back how we really feel and putting an unrealistic blanket of sugarcoating over our actions just so that we can be a bit more societally acceptable. Instead, I feel like people, ALL people, should strive to be legitimately more kind. The difference is that if you're kind, you realize other people deserve your consideration and respect, and you don't want to yell at them or slam phones down or be a giant brat in general. You can be a very kind person and also be quite firm in not letting others disrespect you. Everybody, regardless of profession, could use a dose of self-introspection and some work on kindness. You just see more of it being necessary in situations where there are high amounts of stress and people snap more easily, like nursing.
That said, I REALLY hope I never have to work in a setting like what you've described, OP. I wouldn't be there for any longer than it took me to find another job, I can promise you that.


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Deep in Hialeah, among body shops, crisscrossing highway ramps, and tall, scattered palm trees, is a porn shop. You can find the same old skankiness here — whips, midget porn, ice trays shaped as tiny penises, and, of course, the Jack Rabbit. But in a glass case that snakes around the store's center next to a display of clit rings are 12 tiny metal tins neatly stacked in two small towers of six. Although the tins vary in color, they all include the same printed phrase: "1 Gram Pure-Certified Salvia Divinorum."
The phrase would be perfectly fine if this weren't Florida and it weren't August 2008. But now the place is in danger of getting busted.
Salvia divinorum, as well as its main psychoactive ingredient, salvinorin A, became Schedule I controlled substances July 1, 2008. As with marijuana or LSD, selling or possessing the stuff could earn you five years in jail.
The little-known herb, native to Oaxaca, Mexico, and used by the indigenous Mazatec shamans during spiritual healing rituals, is a member of the mint family, and its Latin name, Salvia divinorum, literally translates to "sage of the seers."
The skin shack's clerk is a handsome and barely legal kid who looks like he could easily double as masturbatory material for the muffled moans that creep out of the sex shop's small hall of spank rooms. What does he think about the drug? "I heard this stuff is crazy," he says, two periwinkle eyes wide, "like you trip and shit."
Then he tosses a tin of 10x (salvia usually come in strengths of 5x, 10x, etc., which loosely determine the concentration of salvinorin A added to untreated Salvia divinorum leaves) into a black plastic bag and charges me 20 bucks. As I begin to leave, he asks, "Have you ever done it before?"
I can't answer him; I've never tried it. So I head to — where else? — the gated apartment complex of some friends in Kendall. The place is shrouded in greenery and filled with senior citizens.
A couple of cheek kisses later, Ezra (not his real name), a tall, lean waiter/drummer/air guitarist in his twenties, pauses the PlayStation 3 game he is intently playing — Skate, in which one virtually skateboards as opposed to actually skateboarding — and picks up a tiny glass pipe he and his roommate John (not his real name) affectionately call "The Bishop."
Ezra taps the pipe clean, pushes a fresh screen into the bowl, and fills it with a dried black herb that emits a strong spinachlike odor. He lights the bowl with a long grill lighter, sucks in the smoke, holds it in his lungs, and, without exhaling, decides he has to take a leak.
Fifteen seconds later, laughter erupts from the bathroom. I run over and find Ezra squatting down, slapping the floor. "The tiles!" he shouts, presenting the small beige squares like Vanna White, and then slapping them again. "Can you feel the tiles?"
Uh, yeah.
"It feels like they're crawling up my legs, like I'm becoming part of the floor."
He squints.
"Whoa," he says. After only a minute, his trip is over.
John, who's also in his twenties and looks like the offspring of Elvis and Brutus from Popeye, sparks up The Bishop. He gets a bad case of the giggles, but says he's not quite tripping. Sitting Indian-style on a gray couch, he jabs his beefy forearms into the air like a kangaroo ... if the marsupial were drunk and forced to box. "I feel like half my brain shut off," he laughs, digging his chin into his chest.
Mary Brandenburg, a Democratic state representative from Lake Worth, would most certainly not approve of our activities. Neither would Sen. Evelyn Lynn, a Republican from Daytona Beach. They persuaded the legislature to outlaw the herb. "It seems to be attracting very young teens," was Brandenburg says. "As long as it was easy to purchase it, and it was legal, it was easy for them to leap to something else."
But what about a report on the website of the Center for Substance Abuse Research at the University of Maryland? It states, "It is still unclear whether Salvia divinorum causes long-term effects on the brain or on the rest of the body. [There] have been no reports of health problems or hospitalizations as a result of salvia use, few dangers related to its use have been identified, and no evidence exists that it is addictive."
Says Brandenburg: "I hope none of your readers decide to use this drug, because it could have terrible long-term effects."
So while John walks around the apartment claiming he feels like someone is "grabbing and pulling" his ankles, I take a drag off a fresh bowl. It tastes more like dirt than weed. I hold the soil smoke in my lungs, count to 30, and look at John.
"When is this supposed to kick ... shit."
The trip begins in my mouth. A tingling sensation expands across my head and trickles down to the rest of my body. Suddenly my arms shoot straight out in front of me. Ezra and John ask what's going on, but I can't articulate anything. It's as if I'm in a dream.
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what are cheese chips?
i saw someone eating those today on the "saturday what are you eating" thread. and was just wondering what they were? one day i saw pepperoni chips and didn't know what they were, but thought of taking slices of pepp. and microwaving them. omg! they come out hard and crunchy. so i use them to dip some sour cream. and, use turkey pepperoni. very low in calorie and only 0 carb.
OMG those are sooo simple. Matter of fact I'm making them right now. Just take 1 inch cubes of whatever cheese you like and bake them in the oven or toastor oven until they are just turning brown on the edges. I recommend using wax paper.
I have one of those sandwich maker things. Just sprinkle some shredded cheddar and close the lid. They come out lightly browned and crunchy when cooled.
I microwave mine. I tear a slice of Kraft deli deluxe cheese into 4ths and place on freezer paper - the shiney side and microwave - you gotta watch it and see how long oyu microwave takes. when it starts turning brown I take it out, let it cool a few secs and pull it off the paper.
calories from cheese can add up VERY quickly this way
thanks. i made some of that in the toaster oven, but called it burnt cheese. and i think i used too much cheese. i'm going to try them in the oven and the microwave and let them cool. thx again.
Linda Sue has a recipe for these complete with pictures. She advises folding the cheese and breaking it into about 16 pieces; use parchment paper; and microwave. I don't have her link but there are others here who might. I'm not sure if there is one on this recipe board or not... I just like Linda Sue's pictures that she provides of every recipe.
Found it:
If you do a search in the recipe help section, you'll see a bunch of threads where we discuss the different ways we like to make them.
I like them, and also, they aren't as high calorie (if you count calories) as the actual cheese, because a lot of the oil cooks out.
Tell me about it, I patted mine down with paper towels.
Don't you love them! Today is my first time ever making them and OMG.
Yes! They are great because I actually make omelets and eggs in them. Just another uncessary gadget!
I make turkey pepperoni chips in the microwave - love them
i take a cheese stick and cut it up and put it in the microwave for a minute, its good!
I make parmesan chips in my silicone muffin pan. They are the best! I use shredded parmesan. (Sams club). I like to use a thin layer of parmesan and nuke 'em for 1 min 15sec. DH who is not a lowcarber loves 'em too. I have made them with fresh shredded sharp cheddar and they are good. But I adore the parmesan. They come out nice and round, neat and tidy, like chips!
Whenever I need a salt fix, this is what I make!
:rofl: WoW at this thread..... cheese chips huh... i'm not really understanding why the cheese doesn't melt..... I love cheese bt i'm staying away from it durning induction...
I use the cheese that comes in the bags - already shredded. I put a circle of the cheese on paper and microwave. They come out like wafers with holes..... Delicious. I haven't tried the white cheese - only the cheddar. You could probably get real inventive and experiment with other cheeses.
I also like the pepperoni - but they tend to be real salty and hot when microwaved.
Have you tried the hot peppers cut in half - deseeded and filled with cream cheese and bacon - then broil. OMG they are also delicious.
You can do pepperoni AND cheese together, but first dry the pepperoni or you'll have a greasy mess. It's kinda like pizza topping - I think some people on this board have added pizza sauce to the mix sometimes too.
I like fresh grated parmesian with a few chopped pecans mixed in. I sprinkle the top with paprika and nuke them for 1 minute, flip them over and nuke them for an additional 30 seconds. I like weird stuff, but they are really good! The only thing I have a problem with is the salt content in parmesian so be careful!
LindaSue (my recipe heroine!) has a recipe for a mock-cheese nip kinda thing. You take a slice of delux cheese and cut it into 8 mini squares and microwave them on parchment paper. Tastes just like a cheese it! I love 'em! :love:
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I just made some today. I don't have a microwave so I sprinkle shredded mexican blend cheese in a non stick pan and heat it slowly. I sprinkle some wheat bran on top for added fiber and crunch and also some homemade taco seasoning. I turn the disc of cheese over and cook some more. It works best with a small amount of cheese. You want lacey, not thick. I make a circle about 5". It's easier to flip it over.Then I blot off most of the oil and cut into chips. I finish them off in the oven to get them nice and crispy. I have a tabletop Breville oven and it crisps them up very fast. You need to watch it or you will have burned cheese .They are very filling and satisfy the dorito craving.
thanks for another suggestion.
I tried pepperoni chips yesterday too. one in the microwave (didn't like) and the other in a fry pan. They turned nice and crispy.
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Patan Durbar Square
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Patan Durbar Square is situated at the centre of Lalitpur city. It is one of the three Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. One of its attraction is The Ancient Royal Palace where Malla Kings of Lalitpur resided.
The Durbar Square is a marvel of Newa architecture. The Square floor is tiled with red bricks.[1] There are many temples and idols in the area. The main temples are aligned opposite of the western face of the palace.[2] The entrance of the temples faces east, towards the palace. There is also a bell situated in the alignment beside the main temples.[3] The Square also holds old Newari residential houses. There are various other temples and structures in and around Patan Durbar Square build by the Newa People.
The history of the Durbar Square is not clear. Although the Malla Kings of Lalitpur are given credit for establishing the royal square, it is known that the site is an ancient crossroad. The Pradhanas who settled around the site before the Mallas have connections with the Durbar Square.[1] Some chronicles hint that the history of patan Thakuri Dynasty built a palace and made reforms to the locality but the evidence is minute. Scholars are certain that Patan was a prosperous city since ancient times.[4]
The Malla Kings did make important changes to the square. Most of the current architecture is from the 1600s, constructed during the reign of King Siddhinarasimha Malla and his son Srinivasa sukriti. Some of the notable Mallas Kings who improved the square include Purandarasimha, Sivasimha Malla and Yoganarendra Malla.[1][4]
Important Structures[edit]
Patan is one of the oldest known Buddhist City. It is a center of both Hinduism and Buddhism with 136 bahals or courtyards and 55 major temples.[5] Most of these structures are in the vicinity of the Durbar Square.
Krishna Mandir[edit]
Krishna temple is the most important temple in Patan Durbar Square.[6] It is built in the Shikhara style imported from India although it is unique in its own way. The stone carvings along the bean above the first and second floor pillar is most notable. The first floor pillar carvings narrate the events of the Mahabharata, while on the second floor there are visual carvings from Ramayana.[6][7]
The temple was built in 1637 by King Siddhinarasimh Malla. It is said that one night the King saw the gods Krishna and Radha standing in front of the royal palace. He ordered a temple to be built on the same spot.[8] There are 21 golden pinnacles in the temple. Below the pinnacles are 3 stories. The first floor holds the main shrine of Krishna with shrines of Radha and Rukamani at each side. The second floor is dedicated to Shiva and the third to Lokeshwor(Lord Buddha).[1][8]
The square is crowded with thousands of Hindu Pilgrims and devotees during Krishnastami.[9]
Bhimsen Temple[edit]
Bhimsen temple was built by Srinivasa Malla in 1680. It is renowned for its three interconnected golden windows. Bhimsen is a great hero in Mahabharata. He was known to be very brave and strong. In Newa Tradition, he is worshipped as a god of business and trade.[1][10] Tourists are not allowed inside the temple.[11]
Vishwanath Temple[edit]
Vishwanath temple is dedicated to god Shiva. It was built in 1627 during the reign of Siddhinarasimha Malla. The roof supports are decorated with erotic carvings similar to imagery widespread in Shiva temples in India. The temple is guarded by two stone elephants in the front entrance. On the other side of the temple is the sculpture of a bull, Shiva's vehicle. A stone linga is enshrined inside the temple.[1][12][13]
Taleju Bhawani Temple[edit]
Taleju temple was built by Siddhinarasrimha Malla in 1640 and rebuilt by Srinivasa Malla in 1667 after a fire. Taleju Bhawani was the personal deity of the Malla kings. It is a five-storey temple with triple-roofs.[14] 14th Century chronicle of Gopala kings hint a Taleju temple was built by the Pradhanas before the Mallas.[1]
Layout of the Palace[edit]
The three main courtyards in the palace are Mul Chowk, Sundari Chowk and Keshav Narayan Chowk. Besides these courtyards, the complex boasts impressive temples, religious shrines, and historical places, all noted for their exquisite carvings and beautiful display of ancient Newari architecture.[2] [15] [16]
Mul Chowk[edit]
Mul Chowk is the central courtyard. It is the most famous and largest courtyards among the three main chowks. At its center is located Bidya Temple, and Taleju temples stand around the courtyard. The doorway to the Shrine of Taleju, on the southern side of the courtyard, is confined by the statues of the river goddesses Ganga, on a tortoise, and Jamuna, on a carved makura (mythical crocodile).[17]
Sundari Chowk[edit]
Sundari Chowk is to the south of the Mul Chowk. It is designed with sunken tank known as Tusha Hiti. Smaller than the Mul Chowk, it is now open to the public. The entrance of the chowk is guarded by the stone statues of Hanuman, Ganesh and Narasingha, man-lion form of Vishnu[18]
Keshav Narayan Chowk[edit]
Keshav Narayan Chowk is towards the northern part with Degutale temple next to it.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g Pallav Ranjan (2007). "Patan Durbar Square". Spiny Babbler. Retrieved 2013-04-22.
- ^ a b "SAARC Tourism Nepal -- Patan Durbar Square".
- ^ "Nepalopedia". Retrieved 2013-04-22.
- ^ a b "Patan". Department of Archaeology, Nepal. Retrieved 2013-04-22.
- ^ "Patan Durbar Square". Nepal and Beyond.
- ^ a b "Patan Krishna Temple".
- ^ "Krishna Mandir".
- ^ a b "Krishna Mandir Temple".
- ^ "Krishnastami". World Press.
- ^ "Bhimsen Temple".
- ^ "View of Bhimsen Temple".
- ^ "Vishwanath Temple, Patan".
- ^ "Vishwanath Temple".
- ^ "Taleju Temple".
- ^ "Google Sketchup 3D model of Patan Durbar Square".
- ^ "Google Sketchup 4D model of Patan Durbar Square".
- ^ "Mul Chowk".
- ^ "Sundari Chowk".
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Every couple of years, a new Bon Jovi album comes across my desk. This reminds me every couple of years that there was a time when Bon Jovi was actually a solid rock band. For all the metalheads that want to instantly dismiss this band, those of us that grew up in the early 80s remember very distinctly that in the world of popular rock and metal that for the first time dominated the radio, it was Bon Jovi and Motley Crue that were the first of the massively popular. To be honest, Bon Jovi's popularity dwarfed that of the Crue. It was so big, in fact, that you saw bands like Def Leppard change their style and mimic it to find superstardom for themselves. Now though, and really for the last 20 years, Bon Jovi has been a sellout joke that has led with an overplayed radio single that program directors at middle of the road stations eat up, and then they disappear until halftime at some corporate NFL event here and there. They have become more of a brand than a creative entity, and most of their albums since KEEP THE FAITH have been universally below average.
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For so many people, it's a constant complaint when bands with one or two original members continue on with a band name instead of forming a brand new project. The topic of "how many original members makes a band a band" has been debated on literally every rock music show that's existed over the last 20 years, and there's never been a definitive answer to any of it. For some people, if there's one original guy then it's OK to use the established name. For others, nothing short of all original members qualifies. For others, it's a question of which original member is there. Across the board, there's a lot of indecision regarding just how many members of a band make that band still exist. A couple of years ago, guitarist Scott Gorham reformed and toured a "new" Thin Lizzy comprised of himself and, pretty much, all new players. Having seen them, I will give them a lot of credit for carrying on not only the sound of Thin Lizzy, but the spirit of the band with full respect paid to the heart and soul of the original band, Phil Lynott. When they decided to record a new studio album, they could easily have chosen the easy, better selling idea to call it Thin Lizzy. Instead, they chose a new band name and chose to leave the integrity of the original band intact. So, first and foremost, bravo to them for that tough move that was PROBABLY not well received by their record company.
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Car insurance company Progressive is one of the nation's Top 100 Military Friendly Employers, according to G.I. Jobs. Each year, the magazine ranks companies based on criteria such as long-term commitment to military hiring, Reserve/Guard policies and veteran training programs.
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I first saw A Hard Day's Night in a junior-high music class, and it thrilled me. When the schoolday ended, I booked it—as we said at the time—to the library, where I voraciously stuck in front of my face one write-up after another about the Beatles' first film, which celebrates its 50th anniversary today.
They pretty much all said the same thing: the film was a solid, cheeky, blend of Marx Brothers style comedy—on account of the "snappy," peppy," "lively" dialogue—and early rock and roll films like Rock Around the Clock and Rock, Rock, Rock!
Rock Around the Clock; Rock, Rock, Rock!—those titles sound pretty generic, don't they? That's because they were generic, I quickly realized. You'd have Chuck Berry doing his lip-synching thing, as "the cats" juked and jived, with only the barest thread of a plot.
Even then, having no clue about film history and cinematic techniques, I knew that A Hard Day's Night was getting undersold. And I soon learned it was wrong to call it a Beatles film, really, when it was more properly a Dick Lester film—a film that was auteured, if you will, rather than bashed out factory-style, like those other early rock films.
More than two decades and 250 screenings later, watching Criterion's new, awesome-looking Blu-ray, I'm more blown away than ever at what you can call A Hard Day's Night's deep filmic art.
Right from the opening sequence at London's Marylebone Station, with an endless gaggle of girls in pursuit of this rock band on the lam from their own stardom, you know this is a film unlike the genre had ever produced. To that point, you had the occasional sterling effort like 1958's King Creole with Elvis turning in his best-ever performance. But by '64, the French New Wave and the British kitchen-sink realist movement had happened, and both were going into the hopper for director Lester.
What is arguably the most famous chord in Western popular music starts the film just as it starts the title album. But here the chord cues a series of cuts that function like the cuts of some battle scene filmed by D.W. Griffith crossed with Godard at his least verbose. The Beatles are awkward in this sequence, as Lennon himself would say. They're conscious of being in a film, but the prismatic cutting overrides that lack of actorly chops, and the viewer feels lost in the maelstrom, until, at last, the band boards the train that provides sanctuary. At which point you start to think that, hey, maybe this isn't an extended rock-and-roll video gussied up as a film, but a legit stand-alone film with some rock and roll music in it.
The frantic realism of the opening exodus sheds freneticism and becomes, intriguingly, more realistic in the 15-minute travel section that follows. Orson Welles used to delight in telling interviewers of how he and cinematographer Gregg Toland would cut chunks out of the floor while working on Citizen Kane so they could shoot up at characters and ceilings, and we get that same mélange of angles here. High levels, low levels, shots partially obscured by doors, porters, passing travelers.
The Beatles clash with an old war vet who objects to their portable hi-fi as they share a compartment together. Funny sequence. They exit the cabin with a cheeky retort or two, and you're pleased, that's good, and then boom, there they are outside of the train, running and biking along, continuing the joke with the old man. It's surrealism flecked with reality, which both Buñuel and Disney would have understood, and it manages to surprise every time you see it. We are grounded in the actual world you and I live in, but also in the world of the Beatles, which—as Lester and screenwriter Alun Owen intuited even at this early date—featured a kind of magic. No band, maybe no artists ever, had a greater capacity for displaying and inducing wonder. And here we have that wonder made visual.
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(b) She is extremely excited and thrilled but is soon disappointed that no one asks her to dance.
(c) She finds she does not really like such large gatherings.
(d) She is excited to see all the beautiful people but doesn't want to dance.
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(b) Pierre, the Rostovs, and Berg's superior officers.
(c) The Bezukhovs, Boris, some of Berg's military connections and the Rostovs.
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(b) His distress that the reforms he is drawing up are slow in materializing.
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2. What does Prince Andrew look at as he is driving through a forest that confirms he is feeling that his life has nothing new to offer?
3. General Kutuzov does not want his troops to present themselves to the Austrian general in their great coats. Why?
4. How does Prince Bolkonsky react to Prince Vasili and Anatole's visit?
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2. What change does Pierre notice in the French soldiers guarding him and other prisoners when they are leaving Moscow and how does he regard it?
3. How does Tolstoy view the war and its causes?
4. How does Pierre end up engaged to Helene?
5. How does Pierre and Andrew's meeting before the battle of Borodino go?
6. How does Princess Mary react to Nicholas when he enters Andrew's home at Bogucharovo and how does he react to her?
7. Why is Kutuzov at odds with his generals while they are waiting for the French to leave Moscow?
8. How does Tolstoy view the causes of historical events (this is described while the French are in Moscow and the Russians are waiting in Tarútino for a good opportunity to attack)?
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02.09.05 - Veteran boxing manager Jose Manny Rivera has put together another great deal for Puerto Rican boxer champion of NABO Juan Golo Gomez-Trinidad cousin of FelixTito Trinidad this time to face light weight Quandray Roberston at the Dana Barros Sports Complex in Mansfield, Massachusetts and on Sep 17. This match will be fought at 140 pounds..
Gomez-Trinidad (30-4, 20 KOs) is the one of the hottest boxer in the sport, he is in the top 10 list of Ranking latino in lightweight (135lbs) WBA, IBF, WBO Gomez-Trinidad who has registered wins against impressive opponents earned his stature by never underestimate difficult matchs and always coming to fight. He will be tested again by the Roberston (14-9, 10 KOs), who has looked very convincing in his figths against other fighters.
Manny Rivera said base on his experience that The Trinidad name is one of the most respected in boxing , and he is happy to make the announcement official.
To get this deal done is been a success for us base on the fact that his cousin Felix Tito Trinidad is going to be present at this match and has been in his side since his childhood in Cupey Alto Puerto Rico. Tito said for me is a tremendous pride, to be in his side because, he was always with me training at his beginning and now he see Golo shinning by his own attributes. He understand that if Golo keep in his discipline as he did, he will be a future star in the years to come.
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Hello all
I'm busy playing around with some HP T5545s and I have a question.
I've set it to automatically make an RDP connection to a Server 2008 box and I've set it to auto-reconnect. It connects fine, but if you don't log in, after about 30 seconds it disconnects, goes back to the HP Thin Client software, and then reconnects the RDP session.
I know when I create a normal remote desktop connection from my PC, if I don't log into the server within 30 seconds, it also closes.
Is there anyway to increase this timeout limit or disable it altogether?
Have simular issue did you get any resolution??
Also having this issue - did either of you get a solution?!!
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I went into Terminal Sevices -> Terminal Services Configuration -> Connections -> RDP-Tcp Properties -> Sessions
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I was having this problem
Here is a very quick solution tested on server 2008 r2
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4/ Value: Specifies the time in seconds – Decimal Value – 300. Hex - (12c)its 5 minutes. - 3600. Hex (e10) is 1hr
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Togo Igawa, born in Tokyo on 26 September 1946, is a Japanese actor who works primarily in British films and television. In recent years he has had roles in major motion pictures such as Revolver, Memoirs of a Geisha, The Last Samurai, and Sunshine. He has also appeared in the Israeli movie A Matter of Size and the Thomas & Friends movies Hero of the Rails and Misty Island Rescue in 2009 and 2010. Additionally Igawa provides the voice for the character Professor Moshimo on the cartoon series Robotboy and the voice for the character Hiro, who first appeared in Hero of the Rails, in Thomas and Friends. He appears in 2011's Johnny English Reborn, the sequel to Johnny English, as English's Tibetan guru, and is in the 2013 film Gambit playing businessman Takagawa. Also, Igawa was voiced the main villain Colonel Lee in the video game Crysis Warhead.
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