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two sound cards/stereo mix
so i have two sound cards installed, one is my onboard card and the other is my installed PCI sound card
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i want to be able to listen to music through my sound blaster card and use the stereo mix from my onboard to record what i hear. any way to either link them to make this possible, or have sound go through both without having to plug in speakers into my onboard?
the stereo mix works fine with my onboard, the problem is that it requires speakers pluged in to work. any way to bypass this?
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If you want to record "what you hear" (what is playing on the PC's speakers) you don't need the on-board sound. SoundBlaster has the "what you hear" option (what SoundBlaster calls the System Mixer).
You can only have one default audio device for any function. Dual sound cards will not work for all functions. Actually, you should be able to do everything with the SoundBlaster and disable the Integrated audio in the BIOS so it doesn't conflict with the SoundBlaster.
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|15 Jun 2011
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Dual sound cards will not work for all functions.
1. the onboard Via
2. the Audigy SE
3. the Logitech USB headset
As far as "What u Hear" on the Audigy, unless you can find a driver that works with Windows 7 with it showing in the Windows recording properties, it isn't going to happen as Creative disabled it in the drivers,
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second post. I would almost say that from looking at that screen shot that the proper drivers for the Audigy aren't installed as there is nothing showing at all for it under Recording; no microphone, no line in, etc.
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I have some older Audigy SE drivers on a Dell desktop and the What You Hear is in that. But, I know some later versions deleted that, as I was working with a client that also had an Audigy SE and he wanted the What You Hear and another function (don't remember), but the later drivers included the other function the client wanted but did away with the What You Hear. The Client upgraded to a newer SoundBlaster that had both of the functions.
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|15 Jun 2011
so...are you guys saying its not possible to do what im thinking?
just so you guys know
1. i have the latest drivers installed, but i hid all the other devices because i don't use them thats why you don't see them on my pictures
2. the reason you don't see my what you hear even with the latest driver is because creative labs removed the option on their latest drivers
3. i don't really care if i have multiple sound cards it doesnt do anything to my main sound card only to my onboard, which i don't even use
4. unfortunately the driver you provided didn't work either
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Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
Stereo Mix will only every record the sounds that go the that card or hardware. If it goes to another place Stereo Mix will not record anything. It is a hardware function and if the hardware is not used it cannot record anything.
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In a culture that embraces and glorifies individualism and style, artists that can truly be deemed 'unique' are a dying breed. Year after year, release after release, up-and-coming emcees have claimed they are "the new shit," "flippin' the script," or "changing the game." More likely, it's just another typical album. Rhymes over beats, "I'm the dopest rapper ever", and so on. We have all heard it before.
However, this doesn't necessarily apply to everyone. Median's Relief, the new album by Justus League affiliated rapper Median, serves as proof. You may have heard the young, quick-tongued emcee grace the microphone with his presence before. Before releasing his first solo album Median had been featured on Little Brother's The Listening, and put out a few of his own 12″ singles of his own.
Median's Relief is a breath of fresh air for those hip-hop heads that have stopped acknowledging the American south as a hip-hop Mecca. The album is studded with tracks by producer-extraordinaire 9th Wonder, and features rappers as Chaundon and Joe Scudda. Aside from the two HOJ family members and a few singers providing harmonies, Median deserves most of the credit, vocally, for making this a great album. All too often solo emcees' albums have other artists featured on every other track, making it difficult to get a feel for his or her style.
One of the more refreshing aspects to the album is Median's ever-changing flow. Unlike a lot of emcees trying to make a name these days, Median doesn't stick to flat 16-bar verses and the usual know-what-I'm-sayin' rhymes. On "Personified," he spits about waking up and showering as if it were a sexual affair and taking care of an old automobile like it was his best girl:
She was runnin for this white guy / Way out in the country, / He had to let her go because he needed extra money, / Found him a replacement, / Had her lookin' dusty, / I seen her in the paper and I had to go and claim her, / Gave her some oil and she drank it, / Copped her a CD player / And now when I'm inside her she be singin'.
On the album's single "Rize," Median unfurls a blend of background information about where he came from and how he got to where he is today. The semi-personal verses are complimented by Khrysis' production, highlighted by soft horns and a groovy bass guitar riff, and a hook sung by Median and female vocalist Lahedra.
The most introspective track on the album would be "How Big is Your World." One the first verse Median makes a connection between analysis of both pop and political culture. On the second verse he relates the latter to problems and stresses of his own life, ultimately summing up how and where his thoughts travel.
Overall, Median's Relief is a sort of compensation when compared to not-so-amazing solo hip-hop albums of 2007. Be on the lookout for Median, may be the most talented emcee to come out of North Carolina since Big Pooh and Phonte. He surely has the talent to do some big things in the near future. – Esam "Sergy" El-Morshedy
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Sept. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Carl Icahn is betting that companies from Procter & Gamble Co. to Colgate-Palmolive Co. and Unilever will pay a higher valuation for Clorox Co. than their own stocks are worth.
Billionaire investor Icahn, who's campaigning for Clorox to put itself up for sale, said this week he would back up the process by offering to pay $78 a share if the Oakland, California-based company doesn't find an acquirer. Icahn's price tag values Clorox at 19.3 times profit, more than the earnings multiple of all six companies he has suggested as potential strategic buyers, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Even with a profit margin that's higher than 95 percent of rival U.S. household products makers, it still may be difficult for Icahn to find a buyer willing to take on an entire company that produces everything from Glad trash bags to Hidden Valley Ranch dressing and Burt's Bees lip balm, according to Harris Private Bank. After rallying to a record $74.55 on Icahn's first takeover bid in July, Clorox shares yesterday traded 12 percent below his latest proposal, indicating investors aren't convinced the company will be acquired.
"I don't see too many buyers coming out of the woodwork for such an expensive stock," Jack Ablin, chief investment officer for Chicago-based Harris Private Bank, which oversees $60 billion, said in a telephone interview. "It just seems somewhat prohibitive to a strategic buyer. I don't think there's a buyer that would want the whole thing."
'Back Stop'
Icahn, 75, said this week that if he succeeds in replacing Clorox's board members, he will "back stop" an auction and acquire the company for $78 a share if there's no higher offer. At least half of the buyout, which values the company's equity at about $10.3 billion, would be in cash with the rest in senior unsecured debt.
The latest proposal is $2 less than his previous offer, which Jefferies & Co. had said it would help finance by raising $7.8 billion in debt. Icahn, Clorox's largest investor with a 9.5 percent stake, raised his offer to $80 a share on July 20, after the company rejected his earlier bid of $76.50 and adopted a poison pill to guard against a takeover. The board also said the $80-a-share offer was "inadequate" and "not credible."
"There was a lack of credibility before, and there's even more so now," Jack Russo, an analyst at Edward Jones & Co. in St. Louis, said in a telephone interview. "His latest offer seemed very flimsy."
'Highly Conditional'
In an Aug. 30 statement, Clorox's board said it's open to "any credible proposal" and again called Icahn's offer "highly conditional." Icahn is looking to fund half the purchase by borrowing from Clorox investors and didn't provide any terms or conditions for the debt, Kathryn Caulfield, a spokeswoman for Clorox, said in an e-mail.
Icahn, who made millions in the 1980s pressuring companies from USX Corp. to Texaco Inc. to split up or increase dividends and buybacks, has succeeded in boosting Clorox shares.
Clorox reached a record high of $74.55 on July 15, the day Icahn's original takeover proposal was made public. Even after falling 7.4 percent to $69.01 as of yesterday, the shares were 1.7 percent higher than the 20-day trading average before Icahn first disclosed a bid.
Shares of Clorox retreated 0.6 percent to $68.59 today in New York trading.
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"Now is the right time for Clorox to be aggressive in pursuing a strategic transaction," Icahn said in a letter to Chief Executive Officer Donald Knauss, 60, on July 14. "There are potentially multiple substantially larger strategic bidders with robust balance sheets who are in a position to make a bid that reflects significant inherent synergies."
The letter urged Clorox to seek offers from P&G, Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive, Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc, Kimberly-Clark Corp. or Henkel AG. Representatives for P&G, Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser said their companies don't comment on deal speculation. Representatives for Colgate-Palmolive and Henkel didn't return telephone and e-mail requests for comment.
Henkel has no interest in acquiring Clorox, CEO Kasper Rorsted said in an interview on Bloomberg Television last month.
Bob Brand, a spokesman for Kimberly-Clark, declined to comment beyond the company's earnings call. Kimberly-Clark CEO Thomas Falk said on the July conference call that his plan "doesn't call for big transformational M&A" and that Clorox is already a "well-managed company."
$100 Price
The benefits of owning the whole company are "extremely compelling" and would help buyers pay down debt taken on to help fund a deal, Icahn said in a July 15 telephone interview. A bid of $100 a share for Clorox would still be justified as it would boost earnings per share for five of the respective strategic buyers by 5 percent to 26 percent, he estimated in the letter. Henkel wasn't listed as a buyer that would receive a profit boost at $100 a share.
Icahn's current offer of $78 a share would already value Clorox at 19.3 times profit of $4.05 a share in the last 12 months, a higher price-to-earnings multiple than all of the six suggested strategic buyers. They traded at an average ratio of 15.6 yesterday, data compiled by Bloomberg show. At $100 a share, Clorox would be valued at 24.7 times earnings.
"The multiple that we're paying based on the company's current earnings is higher than where some of these companies currently trade, but I believe that the reason they can pay a large premium is because they have cost synergies and revenue synergies," Icahn said in a telephone interview yesterday.
P&G, Unilever
Colgate-Palmolive, the New York-based maker of Colgate toothpaste and Irish Spring soap, had the highest multiple, trading at 18.5 times profit. Cincinnati-based P&G, the world's largest consumer-products company with brands from Gillette razors to Olay skin care, was valued at 16 times earnings, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Shares of Colgate-Palmolive slipped 1.5 percent to $88.52 today in New York. P&G fell 1.1 percent to $62.55.
Unilever, the London- and Rotterdam-based maker of Dove soap and Magnum ice cream, traded at 15.1 times profit in Amsterdam yesterday. Henkel of Dusseldorf, Germany, is the cheapest of Icahn's suggested strategic buyers. The maker of industrial adhesives, Dial soap and Soft Scrub cleaners was valued at 14.4 times earnings.
Shares of Unilever slid 1.1 percent to 23.64 euros today in Amsterdam. Henkel lost 1.9 percent to 40.21 euros in Frankfurt.
'Quite Expensive'
"Clorox's stock is quite expensive, so a deal with many of those companies would be dilutive," Ali Dibadj, a New York- based analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., said in a telephone interview. "You look at the strategic buyers who have been listed and we would be very surprised if any of them are chomping at the bit to pick up a Clorox."
While certain areas such as Burt's Bees, dressings and sauces are attractive, it may be difficult to break up the company because of tax issues, Dibadj said. Acquirers may also be deterred by Clorox's dependence on the North American market, which accounted for about 79 percent of revenue last fiscal year, he said. Colgate-Palmolive gets only about 19 percent of sales from North America.
Net income fell 7.6 percent in the year ended June 2011 as commodity costs rose, particularly for resin that's used to make plastic bags and bottles.
Still, Clorox's profit margin of 10.65 percent in the last year was higher than all U.S. household product makers with market values greater than $100 million, except for Church & Dwight Co. with a 10.74 percent margin. The Princeton, New Jersey-based company makes Arm & Hammer baking soda.
'He's Probably Right'
"We didn't need Mr. Icahn to broker a strategic deal," said Russo with Edward Jones. "He feels if you add up all the separate parts, you're going to get a number higher than where the stock price is trading today. He's probably right, but in actuality, it's tough to do."
Icahn's current bid, which is half debt, "doesn't sound too appealing" to shareholders, Michael Liss, a Kansas City, Missouri-based fund manager at American Century Investments, said in a telephone interview. The firm oversees $109 billion, including about 1.9 million Clorox shares. The activist investor may be "making a lot of noise" to boost the shares and make a profit, Liss said.
"For all these companies, I don't see them creating any value for their shareholders by buying Clorox," Liss said. "They don't need to mess around with buying Clorox. It won't help the multiple of any of these companies."
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1. In Chapter 10, Carol feels like her house is what?
(a) Haunted.
(b) Dirty.
(c) Cursed.
(d) Undesirable.
2. After learning that the town speaks of her, Carol wants comfort from whom?
(a) Her father.
(b) Dr. Kennicott.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Bea.
3. Who does Carol meet through the Marburys?
(a) A film star.
(b) Harry Haydock.
(c) Dr. Kennicott.
(d) Stewart Snyder.
4. How does The Red Swede make money in the spring?
(a) Selling vegetables.
(b) Selling horses.
(c) Training horses.
(d) Music.
5. Why does Carol call on the Perrys when Dr. Kennicott is out of town?
(a) Curiosity.
(b) Desire.
(c) Friendship.
(d) Loyalty.
6. What is unique about the suit Carol wears in Chapter 9?
(a) It's vintage.
(b) It's Chanel.
(c) It's bright pink.
(d) It's checkered.
7. At the beginning of Chapter 9, how does Carol treat the townspeople?
(a) She is fake.
(b) She is rude.
(c) She avoids them.
(d) She is extra friendly.
8. What type of operation does Dr. Kennicott perform in a Dutch woman's kitchen?
(a) Intestinal surgery.
(b) An appendix removal.
(c) A tooth extraction.
(d) Childbirth.
9. What type of pelt makes Carol think of Guy's mustache?
(a) Leopard.
(b) Beaver.
(c) Mink.
(d) Fox.
10. In Chapter 10, Carol prepares what in hopes of visitors?
(a) Tea.
(b) Bread.
(c) Pound cake.
(d) Lunch.
11. In Chapter 12, what type of group does Carol start?
(a) A church.
(b) A sorority.
(c) A book club.
(d) A salon.
12. What does Carol wish for at the beginning of Chapter 14?
(a) Money.
(b) Good spirits.
(c) Children.
(d) A lover.
13. In Chapter 10, who does Carol have supper with?
(a) Vida.
(b) Herself.
(c) Dr. Kennicott.
(d) Bea.
14. Carol raves about her husband to whom, following the Dutch woman's surgery?
(a) Guy Pollock.
(b) Vida.
(c) Bea.
(d) Mrs. Haydock.
15. In Chapter 15, what role does Carol attempt to perfect?
(a) A brave mother.
(b) The wife of a country physician.
(c) A foolish socialite.
(d) The perfect daughter-in-law.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 13, what does Carol have an impulse to do, when talking to Guy Pollock?
2. Carol compares the women of Gopher Prairie to what animal?
3. Carol is described as being the most what in her college class?
4. If farmers controlled Dr. Kennicott's rate, he's concerned they'd do what?
5. Who first tells Carol that the town gossips about her?
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October 1 and 2, 2014
Becker County Supplemental Inspector/Decontaminator Trng
9am to 2pm
January 20 and 21, 2014
Aquatic Invaders Summit
St. Cloud Civic Center
October 13, 2014
Please get to know your candidates running for office. Candidate Forums will be held October 16th and 21st by the League of Women Voters and Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce. It is important to hear candidate positions on issues and how they would spend taxpayers $$. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4th. Here are the details: READ MORE
September 23, 2014
September 1, 2014
Save the Date: January 20-21, 2015 Aquatic Invaders Summit
Minnesota local units of government and their partners are encouraged to save the date Jan. 20-21, 2015, for the Aquatic Invaders Summit: An Exploration of Collaboration, Innovation, and Opportunity at the St. Cloud Civic Center.
Attendees will ...
2014 LDA Memberships are Now Due
CLICK HERE TO PAY ONLINE or for INSTRUCTIONS TO MAIL PAYMENT
2014 LDA Memberships are due by the Annual Meeting on June 14th
"The Lake Detroiter" (directory last printed in 2006) will be available for pick-up at the Annual Meeting for anyone with a paid membership by June 14th.
"The Lake Detroiter" - only available at the Annual Meeting & for LDA members.
Unfortunately webpage information from May - Aug was lost by the server.
Reconstruction will occur at a later date.
May 13, 2014
Stop Carp Coalition (Lake Detroiter's President represents MN COLA) applauds final US Congressional bill that will require closure of the Upper St. Anthony Falls lock in Minneapolis. This closure is another tool to prevent Asian Carp from invading northern tier inland waters. Today's News Release from Minnesota's Congressional Delegation supporters: Senators Klobuchar and Franken and Representatives Ellison, Paulsen, Walz and Nolan. READ THE NEWS RELEASE HERE
70th Anniversay Lake Detroiter Sweatshirts
Same great Lakeshirts quality as 2013 sweatshirt
Available at the Annual Meeting or email@example.com
Limited quanities available - reserve yours today!
Invitation to Exhibit at the Lake Detroiter Association Annual Meeting
May 1, 2014
LDA Beach Captains - Your invite to the 2014 LDA Beach Captain Kick-off Party:
April 29, 2014
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wants anglers to "think zero" at this year's walleye and northern pike opener.
The agency wants every angler to commit to transporting zero aquatic invasive species this year.
The DNR says aquatic invaders can easily be carried from one lake to another if aquatic plants and water are left on a boat or trailer. By taking a few precautions, the agency says anglers can cut the risk of spreading zebra mussels, Eurasian watermilfoil and spiny waterfleas.
DNR enforcement operations manager Phil Meier says if the agency can reach its goal of zero aquatic invasive species violations this year, it's possible Minnesota can end the year with no new infestations caused by people.
Conservation officers wrote more than 400 citations last year. READ MORE
April 24, 2014
Lake Homeowners:
LDA Recommends lake homeowners hire a DNR certified dock, boat lift Lake Service Provider for spring installations. (CLICK LINK for list of DNR Certified Lake Service Providers)
It is the law that anyone working for hire in MN public waters must be trained by the MN DNR on how to prevent the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). DNR Certified Lake Service Providers (workers) must carry certification and provide proof if asked.
If an installer comes from another lake to install a dock/boat lift or launch a boat and uses equipment, trailer, waders, boots etc. that has been in another lake that is infested, the AIS can be transfered. It is not worth the risk to contaminate a lake.
Do your part and help protect the lake by hiring a trained individual.
Also, seriously think twice about installing a dock, boat lift or any other water-related equipment that is used and been in another lake. Any dock, lift, boat, pontoon that has been out of water over the winter and froze would be free of all AIS.
Lakes are not tested for AIS and consequently just because a lake is not on the DNR Designated Invested Waters List (CLICK LINK) - does not necessarily mean the lake/river is not infested. Be particularly cautious when purchasing equipment (including boats/pontoons) from out-of-state.
Watch and remind your neighbors - Prevention is the best method of Protection!
Please contact LDA at: email@example.com if you have any questions.
March 3, 2014
Lake Detroiters Association (LDA) is a member of MN Coalition of Lake Associations (MN COLA) thru the Becker County COLA affiliate membership. MN COLA convened a Board of Directors meeting in St. Paul February 19, 2014 and scheduled "Get Smart" sessions on non-ferrous Mining. Attorney, Becky Rom, was a keynote speaker. Becky has specific intersts in public land use and wildlife protection. She has served on the governing council of the WIlderness Society, chaired the board of the Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness for 17 years, was active in Alaska Wilderness league and most recently reitred as President of the Twin Cities Community Land Bank. More information on the non-ferrous mining activitities she spoke about at the Twin Metals site in NE Minnesota can be found at this site: MORE INFORMATION
March 1, 2014
Today is the beginning of the 2014 MN fishing season and a 2014 fishing license is required. Also new fishing regulations are in effect. Pages 3-17 outline Aquatic Invasives Species (AIS) and list MN lakes that are designated with AIS. READ the 2014 MN FISHING REGULATIONS
February 10, 2014
More MN businesses are now required to take DNR Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) training. Lake homeowners, please schedule a permitted Lake Service Provider (CLICK on the YELLOW for a list) to do your dock, boat lift and transport of watercraft work. They are trained to protect the lakes from transferring AIS from lake to lake or introducing any new AIS to MN. READ FULL ARTICLE
January 28, 2014
2008 Legacy Amendment - Whose Legacy Is It? In 2008, voters passed theLegacy Amendment to the state constitution, increasing taxes in excyhnage for cleaner water, better parks and outdoor habitats, and a stronger cultural sector. It turns out we may not be getting our money's worth. READ THE ARTICLE
January 14, 2014
The MPCA has extended the comment period for impaired waters through February 11th. The 2014 Draft Impaired Waters spreadsheet provides detailed information on all MN lakes on the list. Comments can be emailed to: firstname.lastname@example.com
CONSIDER: Impaired waters (TMDL program) is a very expensive program, only deals with lakes once they become impaired, and one of the criteria that categorizes a lake as "good" is clarity. However, improved clarity results when Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS), like zebra or quagga mussels, syphon the small "fish food" particals from the water. Consequently, "grading" a lake/river on a clarity component no longer is a valid criteria.
As a result, the question could be asked: Is the $$ being spent - spent well? None of the Clean Water Fund is providing for protecting healthy lakes and keeping them off the Impaired Waters list. See Pioneer Press article from January 10, 2014
January 11, 2014
DNR Statewide Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Advisory Committee released their 2013 Annual Report at the DNR Roundtable. REPORT
January 10-11, 2014
LDA President, Barb Halbakken Fischburg joined 300 other invited conservationists, anglers, hunters, elected officials and DNR employees for the 2014 Annual DNR Roundtable in Bloomington, MN. Twitter: #DNRRoundtable FULL AGENDA
January 9, 2014
This is the most convincing report that an effective AIS inspection/thermal decontamination program keeps AIS out! Minnesota deservers the best to protect the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" READ ABOUT LAKE TAHOE'S PROGRAM:
January 8, 2014
Minnesota Public Radio reports that Minnesota tests new approach to limited water supplies. That is difficult to comprehend in the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" ... but low levels in White Bear Lake might be the first indication a new trend is emerging. What is the connection between surface water (lakes/rivers) and ground water (aquifers)? READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
January 7, 2014
Statewide Group Pushes Protecting Public Waters
St. Paul, MN - January 7, 2014
Today, the Minnesota Coalition of Lake Associations (MN COLA) is releasing its Legislative Agenda for consideration in the 2014 Minnesota State Legislative Session. READ NEWS RELEASE:
January 2014
2014 Legislative Agenda for lake protection. READ HERE:
November 14, 2013
Listen to this MPR audio assess how the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council (LSOHC) is reacting to a MN Coalition of Lake Association (MN COLA) Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) grant proposal. The MN COLA proposal calls for decontamination equipment that would be available for statewide Local Government Unit programs. The LSOHC is to recommend projects to the legislator that:
Programs that prevent AIS from entering public waters help protect the water, which is fish habitat. The goal is to maintain the most natural eco-system for natural fish spawining and also to maintain a balanced food source for the native fishery.
AIS is one of the Council's focus areas for 2014 funding.
Lake Detroiters Association (LDA) supports the MN COLA proposal. Becker County COLA is a member of MN COLA and LDA is directly represented in leadership roles in both Becker COLA and MN COLA.
October 24, 2013
Yesterday US House of Representatives passed the Water Resources Reform and Development Act (WRRDA). The bill in part protects Northern MN from Asian carp by directing the Army Corps of Engineers to close the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam under certain conditions. The Senate passed a similar bill earlier. Final passage will hinge on merging the House and Senate bills in Conference Committee. The bill passed 417 to 3. US Congressman Collin Peterson voted against the bill. READ NEWS RELEASE
September 25, 2013
Politics in Minnesota article - Lessard-Sams recommends $102 million in habitat projects for 2014
MN Coalition of Lake Associations (MN COLA) proposal captures allocation of $3.65 million to Local Government Units for AIS decontamination equipment prevention.
September 24, 2013
4:30 Wednesday, September 25th Pelican River Watershed District (PRWD) is holding a "Clean the Pelican River" event. This will help remove what could end up in our community lake system. Meet at Boys & Girls Club parking lot ... everyone welcome! Zorbaz is providing pizza! Don't miss ... READ MORE
September 20, 2013
Push to close Minneapolis lock gains steam - A push to close the Upper St Anthony Falls Lock and Dam, to fend off Asian carp, is gaining support in Washington. Watch KARE-11 TV Video
September 19, 2013
DNR Parks and Trails held an informational meeting regarding planned changes at South Public Access; Big Detroit Lake READ MORE
September 17, 2013
Minnesota Public Radio's Dan Gunderson reports on AIS in Minnesota. Some feel the Department of Natural Resources is hampering locals from doing what they feel is necessary to protect public waters from the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). Others indicate public monies need to be available to protect public waters.
READ THE FULL ARTICLE or LISTEN TO THE AUDIO
Late Summer 2013
It is important to check your docks and equipment when removing them from the water this fall for any signs of zebra mussels. If you employ a Lake Service Provider (law requires them to be DNR trained - here is the list) they are responsible for not transporting with any AIS attached. If you transport your own equipment from your riparian property, be sure to properly inspect and get a permit (free) to transport if any AIS is on water-related equipment. Here is the link to the Authorization Forms for Transport of Prohibited Invasive Species and Aquatic Plants - this includes the transport of flowering rush. It is against MN law to transport any plant material on watercraft or trailers.
If you rent a trailer to transport your boat or pontoon - make sure it has not been in another lake without proper inspection and/or decontamination. Remember ==> lakes may have zebra mussels and not yet identified so take precautions as if every lake has the possibility of being infested by AIS. Water containing larval stage zebra mussels has the ability to infest a lake.
Here are some tips when inspecting water-related equipment:
Inspecting water equipment can be a complex challenge. Plant material is likely to be visually identified; however, the juvenile zebra mussel (an immature life stage) can attach to watercraft hulls, trailers, anchor ropes, and anything else that comes in contact with an infested water body without being visually identifiable. Since the juvenile is microscopic and cannot be seen without laboratory equipment, do not rely on visual inspection alone. Juvenile mussels can attach to a surface when they are ―as small as a sesame seed; therefore, they are detectable only by feeling by hand along all surfaces and inside compartments and crevices. On a smooth surface, juvenile mussels will feel gritty, like sandpaper. As the juvenile ages and grows, it may become visible to the unaided eye, appearing as a nondescript speck. Equipment that has been in water for a long period of time can become infested with adult mussels.
If you want to learn more watch this video
General Self Inspection Guidelines:
LOOK for attached adult mussels on all surfaces.
FEEL by hand for attached juvenile mussels on all surfaces.
CHECK all watercraft components, such as the hull, in live wells, motor, axle, dock line, trailer lights, rollers, runners, and any other parts in contact with water. Inspect docks and lifts in the same manner.
If you find any signs that are suspect please notify the DNR and LDA. DNR AIS Specialist, Joe Eisterhold (218) 699-7293 or firstname.lastname@example.com
September 16, 2013
Flowering rush was significantly reduced this summer in Detroit Lake! LDA thanks the Pelican River Watershed District, City of Detroit Lakes and the MN DNR for a cooperative effort in making this happen. We look forward to continued treatments in years to come which can further reduce the infestation and spread.
The AIS Public Access Program is coming to a close for 2013. Our two employees did an outstanding job in performing their duties! Please thank City Council folks, Mayor Matt Brenk and City Staff for funding this program. Becker County assisted as the fiscal agent and provided AIS Deputies to supplement our public access staffing. LDA is grateful for their continued support and understanding the value in protecting our community and county lake resource.
September 16, 2013
Lake Detroiters was notified that DNR Parks & Trails Division, will be holding a meeting on Wednesday, September 18 at 10:00 am in the Detroit Lakes City Hall Council Chambers. The intent of the meeting is to provide interested organizations the first opportunity to review and comment on concepts for the redesign/expansion of the south public water access site.
The tentative schedule is to have a final design completed by mid-winter, bid the project late winter, start construction after the fishing opener and complete the project no later than October 15, 2014. A more definite schedule will be determined depending on the scope of work and timeframe for completion.
If you would like to have input into this process or sit in on the meeting, please plan to attend. Lake Detroiters will advocate for best lake protection practices to be implemented into the new construction of the south public access area.
If you prefer to provide written thoughts to the DNR directly please copy me on your email to:
Tony Walzer; DNR Acquisition & Development Specialist
DNR, Division of Parks & Trails
3296 State Park Road NE
LDA supports a comprehensive Detroit Lake public access plan be implemented. Such a plan would serve our community and lake ecology needs in the best possible manner.
September 5, 2013 (St. Paul, MN)
Last evening MN Coalition of Lake Association (MN COLA) was asked to present to the 12-member Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council (LSOHC). They are charged with making funding recommendations to the Legislature of about $100 million annually. This revenue is generated from the 2008 Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment which passed by a 56% vote.
A $25.2 million grant proposal was submitted by MN COLA June 13, 2013 for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) watercraft decontamination equipment/facilities. This grant request would make decontamination equipment readily available for watercraft operators statewide.
The presentation provided a backdrop and opportunity for the LSOHC members to ask questions about the proposal to presenter, Joe Shneider, Vice President of MN COLA. 40 or more citizens representing statewide lake advocates attended the presentation.
Should the LSOHC award this grant, Local Government Units could have access to funds July 2014 in order to acquire decontamination equipment/facilities that would supplement a local AIS program and use public funds to protect public waters. This proposal focuses on protecting lake habitat which is important in maintaining a natural eco-system for our native fishery.
Moving watercraft from lake to lake is risky because some AIS are invisible to the eye and can easily transfer AIS to uninfested waters.
Currently, only 23 DNR decontamination units are in MN and not readily available for the public to use in order to properly decontaminate watercraft known to have been in zebra mussel, spiny water flea or other infested waters infested waters (in MN or out-of-state) prior to launching in another waterbody.
Car washes are not a proven effective means to decontaminate watercraft because heat kills and most car washes do not reach 140 degrees which is needed to kill all AIS. Additionally, there is added risk to some public water works systems and internal plumbing can become compromised from zebra mussel or other AIS residue.
Preventing the further spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) and preventing new AIS from entering MN (like hydrilla - which is like Eurasian watermilfoil on steriods and leaves water not suitable for watercraft navigation) helps protect Minnesota's Legacy of "Land of 10,000 Lakes" and natural eco-systems necessary for all our lakes have to offer Minnesotans, businesses and tourists.
Helpful Information Regarding the LSOHC Proposal:
Click here for a recap of the proposal
Click here to view presentation handouts
Click here to read the presentation script
35 letters in support of the proposal (to be uploaded soon) including a Becker County letter and Lake Detroiters Association letter
Legal review of LSOHC by MN House Research
August 27, 2013
MN Coalition of Lake Associations (MN COLA) has submitted an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) OpEd for publication. Lake Detroiters is a member of MN COLA via Becker County COLA. "Personal and State Responsibility for AIS" .... READ OpEd
August 19, 2013
MN DNR announces Eurasian watermilfoil discovered in Clear Lake; Meeker County. READ THE NEWS RELEASE
August 19, 2013
MN Coalition of Lake Associations (MN COLA) - which LDA is a member - has submitted a proposal for $25M for statewide boat washing equipment (decontamination units). By making this type of equipment readily available for watercraft operators to clean boats before launching in a lake, it can dramatically reduce the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) to non-infested waters and especially in our Northern lakes country. This professional decontamination method is effective for other AIS too! (Eurasian watermilfoil, hydrilla, VHS and many others)
Currently if a watercraft has been in Lake Michigan, Gull, Minnetonka or other zebra mussel known infested waters (the current count is about 163 lakes) decontamination stations are not currently available to "practice personal responsibility" and ensure the boat and trailer are AIS-free before launching in another waterbody.
Moving watercraft from one lake to another is high risk because many times a waterbody is infested with zebra mussels before the MN Department of Natural Resources designates it infested. (Current list of MN DNR Designated Infested Waters) Detroit Lake, Becker County lakes and all MN public waters could benefit should the MN COLA proposal be chosen as a recipient.
The MN Lessard Sams Outdoor Heritage Council (LSOHC) awards about $100 million each year as part of the 2008 Legacy Amendment. This is the first year AIS is identified as an area of emphasis for the council and this award would directly help protect public waters without directly spending local funds. The entire Legacy Program distributes about $400 million annually and it is appropriate that some of this money be used for protection of public waters - that is what Minnesotans voted for in 2008 - money that would help protect our MN lake heritage!
Questions or comments: firstname.lastname@example.com
Read more about the MN COLA grant proposal:
MN COLA's grant request to Lessard Sams Outdoor Heritage Council
August 15, 2013
READ ARTICLE: "How Many More Lakes will we Lose?" writes Joe Shneider; Chair of the Coaltion of Minnehaha Creek Waters, a nonprofist organization of 13 lake, creek, and homeowner associations in the Minneapolis area. There mission is to preserve, protect and improve the Minnehaha Creek Watershed and surrounding area waters from aquatic invasive species and storm water runoff.
August 14. 2013
Great article in today's Detroit Lakes newspaper on the success of Flowering Rush.
The City of Detroit Lakes has a lot to be proud of ... a mile-long city beach free of flowering rush poking thru the waterline ... tourists love it ... families love it ... it all happened because a community cared and worked together for a solution and by the way ... not just for the city beach. Lake Detroiters worked hard to move the needle towards success! There is a whole lot more to the story and you will want to
August 12, 2013
Today the MN DNR issues a News Release which underscores why inspection prior to launching water-related equipment is essential. Inspectors at non-infested Lake Bemidji discovered the boat trailer leaving to have attached zebra mussels and Eurasian watermilfoil. Also, non-compliance AIS rates are higher than originally reported READ THE ENTIRE NEWS RELEASE
August 7, 2013
Today, the StopCarp Coalition (www.StopCarp.org) announced poll results supporting stopping carp from reaching northern Minnesota lakes. Quick action is needed to close the St. Anthony lock to prevent Asian carp from marching upstream and threathen more lakes and rivers.Poll results show 63% of Minnesotans are in favor of lock closure and protecting our state's lakes and rivers. Contact your US Representative and US Senators and ask them to act now! FULL PRESS RELEASE
August 1, 2013
DNR Confirms Zebra Mussels to be present in Lake Mary in Douglas County. FULL STORY
July 31, 2013
Second Flowering Rush treatment set for tomorrow (Thursday, August 1, 2013) READ FULL STORY
July 12, 2013
The 10 Best Days of Summer are here! Many events and most you won't want to miss! The Detroit Lakes Jaycees have been doing this extravaganza for 78 years ... longer than the Minneapolis Aquatennial ,,,, check out the what's going on when and where and download the schedule:
Click here for a 2013 Water Carnival Schedule of Events
Updated July 16, 2013:
DNR News Release on Zebra Mussel infestation in Whitefish chain of lakes (14 lakes) in Crow Wing County near Brainerd. To read the News Release and the list of lakes READ the FULL NEWS RELEASE:
July 11, 2013 ~
Today DNR announced zebra mussels (ZM) have been detected in 2 of the White Fish Chain of Lakes near Brainerd. Cross Lake and Lower Hay have small adult zebra mussels. 14 lakes make up the White Fish Chain and Cross and Lower Hay are part of the chain. Consequently, the entire White Fish Chain of Lakes has been designated as zebra mussel infested. All public accesses have been posted.
More information will be posted as soon as the DNR issues an official News Release.
In the meantime - pass the word and always take precautions when moving boats or any water-related equipment from lake to lake. Because no testing is done, many times lakes can be infested with zebra mussels but not yet designated!
Why is moving a boat from lake to lake risky? Boats should be totally dry before launching in a different lake/river - which can take up to 3 weeks in humid weather. This is because veligers (invisible ZM larvae) can be in the water and live for up to 27 days in wet/damp areas of the boat. If an adult ZM is attached somewhere on the boat, they can live for up to 30 days out of water and they hide in small nooks and crannies in the boat. Definitely not a good idea to infest a lake with zebra mussels!
What is the best practice if boating on different lakes? Professional decontamination where the boat is exposed to 140 degree water for 10 seconds. Heat kills! That means the water coming out of the nozzle needs to be around 160 degrees so when it hits the boat and the next 10 seconds remains at 140 degrees. This is not a practical option in MN because professional (requires training and special attachments) decontamination equipment is not readily available.
Drying but that usually takes longer than practical too.
The best solution is do not move from lake to lake if protecting lakes is important - that means protecting the angling sport and all water related activities! ZMs consume the food fish need - ultimately if food no longer is available .....?
Moving a boat from lake to lake can be less risky if the boat doesn't remain in the water overnight and is properly drained after each use. Wipe down the entire boat, make sure everything is DRY and don't forget the carpet on the trailer bunks!
Moving a boat that has been in infested waters for more than a day is risky. Managing risk factors is important.
Questions: Email firstname.lastname@example.com
July 11, 2013
June 20, 2013
Lake Detroiters ~
Tomorrow, Friday morning, PLM (Professional Lakes Management) will be treating all Flowering Rush (FR) areas on Big and Little Detroit and Deadshot Bay (Curfman). See detailed maps below.
Please watch for the neon orange treatment signs on your beaches and follow restriction advice.
It's a good idea to not boat in treatment area right away to prevent increased water movement. The longer the treatment has an opportunity to have contact with the FR plant the better.
Thank you to the Pelican River Watershed District because their research project is paying off. It will take a few years but things are looking up for not having Flowering Rush such a nuisance on the lake and interfering with the natural lake eco-system and fish habitat! We have already seen improvement at the City Beach and the "Flats Area" of Big Detroit! Now all areas will be treated which will also minimize the spread!
If you have signed up for the Flowering Rush hand removal permit, we ask that you give the treatment a chance to work. The treatment is designed to work into the root system. If the plant is disturbed during the treatment process, best results may not be obtained.
QUESTIONS: firstname.lastname@example.com If you have not paid your 2013 dues - please do so TODAY!
NOTE: Please make sure guests that bring watercraft from other lakes/rivers (infested or not) take extreme caution to be totally dry (inside and out) and have no weeds or mussels prior to launching in Detroit Lake. Remember adult Zebra Mussels can live up to 30 days out of water and the microscopic larval stage can live up to 27 days in a very small amount of water!
So far we do not have a known zebra mussel population in the lake - and we need to keep it that way! You can help by passing the word and encourage everyone to follow the law and take precautions when using watercraft and water-related equipment in multiple lakes/rivers.
Absolutely high risk :: wakeboard boats (by design can't drain the ballast tanks and can harbor microscopic mussel eggs that could be released into Detroit) and used docks and lifts that are installed mid-summer from another lake. The safest is to buy new, make sure they have been out of the water for AT LEAST 21 days (the law) or freezes over the winter prior to moving into Detroit Lake.
The Lake Detroiter Annual Meeting was a great success! All counts are not in - but about 100 new memberships (THANK YOU) and over 160 folks attended the breakfast, exhibits and meeting! Fantastic!
If you have not paid your 2013 dues yet - please do so TODAY!
It costs $$ to continue advocating and protecting Detroit Lake. Your membership can help offset those expenses.
$25/year is a nominal cost for advocacy work at the city, county and state level to help protect the natural lake eco-system, maintain recreation usability, protect investments/local tax base, protect fishery and many more reasons.
Pay by PayPal in the membership portion of the website or print off a membership form and mail $25 to:
Lake Detroiters
PO Box 1310
Detroit Lakes, MN 56502
Have a great weekend and keep in touch by letting your LDA Board know what is going well and what needs to be improved! firstname.lastname@example.com
Great Annual Meeting!
160 people turned out at the Detroit Lakes Pavilion for the Lake Detroiters Annual Meeting, Saturday, June 15th. Pancake and Sausage Breakfast, 30+ exhibits, $600 of door prizes donated by businesses, Keynote speaker on status of Flowering Rush Detroit Lake research, DNR Zebra Mussel Sniffing Canine demonstration, Representative Paul Marquart/Senator Kent Eken/Becker County Commissioner Ben Grimsley/Detroit Lakes City Councilmen attended and best of all ..... getting together with lake folks concerned about protecting our community lake! Plus 75 new members!
Check back soon because more photos will be uploaded!
If you haven't paid your dues, make sure you do soon! We want to make sure you are listed as having paid your dues in the 2014 "Lake Detroiter" (directory scheduled to be printed) Go to the "membership" portion of this website and dues are payable online or the membership form can be printed out and mailed.
QUESTIONS: firstname.lastname@example.com
Lake Detroiters ::
Your Annual Meeting
Saturday, June 15, 2013
All new meeting format!
Breakfast, exhibits, keynote speaker,
gift certificates .... and more at the DL Pavilion
SO DON'T MISS ... read more about the event ...
May 30, 2013
Zebra mussels found in Sand Lake, Little Sand Lake
in northern Itasca County
Sand Lake and Little Sand Lake, in northern Itasca County, are part of Bowstring chain of lakes that eventually flow into the Bigfork River. Additional searches of connected waters are being performed to determine the scope of the infestation.
The initial discovery was reported as the homeowner prepared to install his dock for the season. The dock was stored on shore over the winter and was found to have dead zebra mussels still attached from when it was removed last fall. READ FULL STORY
Lake Service Providers
Must Have DNR Permit to do Business in MN!
Becker County has 40 businesses to choose from. These businesses are trained to not spread Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) from lake to lake. Choose a business or individual that is trained on how to not transfer AIS to your lake!
Fine a current list on the DNR website:
CLICK HERE for a List of DNR Permitted Lake Service Providers
(List updated May 14, 2013)
Ann Pierce, Minnesota DNR Invasive Species Unit Supervisor on AIS
May 2013
Click here to read Governor Dayton's letter to Speaker Paul Thissen
VETO for AIS ==> Governor Mark Dayton has just delivered a letter to House Speaker Thissen ==> Governor Dayton caved to the sports crowd (Bud Grant, Dennis Anderson and Ron Schara) speaking out after recording the Governor during a campaign gig saying he would support the recommendations of the Lessard Sams Council. Unfortunately, none of those folks testified at any committee hearings for or against this bill. ==> veto of HF1183 which leaves no AIS monies for locals to implement meaningful AIS programs. ==> Bad deal because in 2008 concerned citizens that voted for the Legacy Amendment were promised lakes would be protected ==> not so ==> a shame for our lakes when the Governor and the MN DNR claim AIS is their #1 priority ....
Good To Know ......
The DNR reminds boaters:
• Do not transport watercraft with drain plug in
• Arrive at lake access without drain plug in place
• Cannot transport aquatic plants, zebra mussels, or other prohibited species on any roadway
• It's against the law to launch a watercraft with prohibited species attached
• Do not transport water from any Minnesota lakes or rivers
• Releasing live bait into the water is against the law
Becker County Commission will be holding a special meeting Tuesday, May 21st regarding an AIS concern. This is good news folks! Thank you Becker County Commissioners! Read more:
Chairman Don Skarie has called a special meeting of the County Commissioners to consider a resolution allowing the County to enter into memorandums of understanding with county townships and/or lake associations to hire seasonal AIS educators. The meeting is set for May 21 at 8:15 am in the County board room.
Lake Homeowners
Please use DNR Permitted Lake Service Providers to Install Docks and Lifts
Click Here for a Complete List
They are trained how to not introduce new AIS into the lake!
Be sure to visit Lake Detroiters new Blog
To get there ==> the blog button is on the righhand side of the homepage!
Lake Detroiters Invites Exhibitors
Annual Meeting Saturday, June 15th - DL Pavilion
May 7, 2013
Minnesota DNR conservation officers show how dogs will be used to sniff out zebra mussels
Click Here to Watch a YouTube Demonstration
Visit LDA on FaceBook:
"Lake Detroiters"
If you do not use Facebook but want to know what Lake Detroiters is talking about on Facebook ==> Check back here soon .... you will be able to see it all here!
Watch this short video for a couple of tips before traveling on public roads:
Click this link:
Inspect you Watercraft: It's the LAW!
Watch a Live Weather Cam Detroit Lakes, MN
Click Here==> LIVE WEB CAM
Visit LDA on FaceBook:
"Lake Detroiters"
If you do not use Facebook but want to know what Lake Detroiters is talking about on Facebook ==> Check back here soon .... you will be able to see it all here!
Watch this short video for a couple of tips before traveling on public roads:
Click this link:
Inspect you Watercraft: It's the LAW!
Watch a Live Weather Cam Detroit Lakes, MN
Click Here==> LIVE WEB CAM


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Baba ghanoush (Arabic بابا غنوج bābā ghannūj, also appears as baba ganush, baba ghannouj or baba ghannoug[1]) is a Levantine dish of cooked eggplant mixed with onions, tomatoes, olive oil and various seasonings. The Arabic term means "pampered papa" or "coy daddy", perhaps with reference to a member of a royal harem. [2]
The Arabic preparation method is for the eggplant to be baked or broiled over an open flame before peeling, so that the pulp is soft and has a smoky taste.[3] Often, it is eaten as a dip with khubz or pita bread, and is sometimes added to other dishes. It is popular in the Levant (area covering Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria).[1]
A similar dish, but with mashed eggplants and without other vegetables, is known as mutabbal (متبل literally 'spiced') in the Levant but is called baba ghanoush in Egypt.
In Syria and Lebanon, baba ghanoush is a starter or appetizer. It is made of eggplant blended with finely diced onions, tomatoes, and other vegetables. The Egyptian version, known in the Levant as mutabbal, is made of roasted, peeled, and mashed eggplant, blended with tahini, garlic, salt, and lemon juice. Cumin and chili powder can be added. It is normally served with a dressing of olive oil and pomegranate concentrate. In the traditional method, the eggplant is first roasted in an oven for approximately 30 to 90 minutes (depending on the size of the eggplant) until the skin appears almost burnt and the eggplant begins to collapse. The softened flesh is scooped out, squeezed or salted to remove excess water, and is then pureed with the tahini. There are many variants of the recipe, especially the seasoning. Seasonings include garlic, lemon juice, ground cumin, salt, mint, and parsley. When served on a plate or bowl, it is traditional to drizzle the top with olive oil.[4]
It is eaten in Turkey, where a similar meze is called patlıcan salatası (meaning "eggplant salad"). In Turkey, patlıcan salatası is made with mashed eggplants while baba ghanoush is cut not mashed. The baba ghanoush can be found (with cut eggplants) in southern Turkey, especially in Antakya. Also as the name Baba means father in Arabic and Turkish, in the regions where Arab population is large, the other word used in Arabic for father, Abu, is sometimes used and therefore it can be known as Abu-Gannoush. And, in Greece, it is called melitzanosalata (μελιτζανοσαλάτα; "eggplant salad"). In Israel, both the traditional version made with tahina and a variation made with mayonnaise is widely available.[5]
Palestinians traditionally use "wild" eggplants known as "baladi" (from Arabic 'of the earth, indigenous'). It is made with tahini, olive oil, lemon and parsley.
Another variant called 'Badenjaan Borani' is served in Afghanistan and Pakistan. This recipe uses yoghurt and onions.
It is somewhat popular in areas heavily influenced by the Middle Eastern diaspora, as in Southeastern Brazil (see Arab Brazilian), and its presence has made eggplant more popular in almost all countries, although it was first introduced by either Iberians or West African slaves.
See also[edit]
- Eggplant salads and appetizers – an overview of eggplant salads and appetizers all around the world
- Israeli eggplant salad - Eggplant salad with mayonnaise, related to baba ghanoush with some differences
- Kyopolou
- List of African dishes
- List of eggplant dishes
- List of hors d'oeuvre
- Mirza-Qasemi Persian variant in Iran.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Baba ghanoush.
- Footnotes
- ^ a b Egyptian Cuisine and Recipes
- ^ Oxford English Dictionary
- ^ Khayat, Marie Karam; Keatinge, Margaret Clark. Food from the Arab World, Khayats, Beirut, Lebanon.
- ^ The Cooking of the Middle-East, Foods of the World, Time-Life Books, 1969.
- ^ Levy, F. Feast from the Mideast, Harper Collins, 2003, p.41. ISBN 0-06-009361-7
- General sources
- David, Elizabeth (1950). A Book of Mediterranean Food. Alfred A. Knopf. ISBN 0-394-49153-X


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Poet, educator and erstwhile stilt-dancer, Martin Steingesser lives in Portland, ME. He was born and raised in New York, attended New York University and Hofstra, lived and worked in Manhattan and Greenwich Village for a while, then moved to Maine in 1981.
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I misread the title. I thought it said "Whores at IPExpo". I grabbed my car keys and was almost out of the door.
Only here today but line up looks good - not that I would ever be able to afford it going to pay fusionio a visit again (see if I can win another mug) visiting some of the people I know at Citrix and 10zig as well as seeing more about server 2012.
Its a long shot but would be nice if there are some Surfaces are there as well.
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I'm there tomorrow, should be good, some interesting seminars hopefully
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Was good fun! Fusion IO looks cooler every year, the System Centre 2012 presentation shows what you can truly do if you tap into every product in the best possible way (not that we need it in that manner at a secondary school!) and although there were no Microsoft Surfaces there I did get to play with a Toshiba tablet.
Terrible to see so few hands up on the who is using App-V thingy and I can add the guys at Veeam backup on my list of sales people I have annoyed without getting kicked out of the show.
I should have been there, but have had to go see our developers instead
Some smoothwall people on a stand somewhere tho.
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Q4tQ: (age old question) Why does blizzard hate warriors so much? On a side note, maybe it's just me because my main is a frost mage and I have 3 warrior alts. :(
Hi, Michael. I'm Matthew Rossi. I've played a warrior a few times over the years. What I'm going to say now may surprise you - I don't think Blizzard hates warriors. However, I'm willing to say the following:
- Blizzard has not done a fantastic job of keeping warriors balanced over the years.
- Blizzard nerfs warriors too quickly when they're powerful in outdated content that doesn't matter any more. We saw similar nerfs at the end of Wrath of the Lich King.
- Warriors get more complaints from other classes when they are strong than any other class. I'm not sure why this is. Should warriors top the DPS meters, there will be wholesale wailing and weeping and gnashing of teeth.
- Rage is, as it has always been, both a boon and a curse. We have to wait to generate it before we can unleash our best attacks, it often costs too much to do what we need it to do, and yet because it's such a malleable resource it tends to get very good once we're geared to a certain point.
- Warrior still are weak until they're in the best possible gear.
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