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By David Blunkett, Special to CNN
Editor's note: David Blunkett is a British Member of Parliament and former Secretary of State for Home Affairs in the cabinet of Tony Blair. The views expressed are his own.
Like the United States, Britain is, in the words of 17th century English author Jonathan Swift, a "mongrel nation" made up of people drawn from across the globe. Our country is enriched, sometimes infuriated, but always renewed by the flow of those seeking a better life, fleeing persecution or just curious about this island off the coast of Europe that punches above its weight internationally.
And yet, just as in America, immigration is a controversial issue. The British are, on the whole, a suspicious people – warmhearted at an individual level, but worried about change and frequently wedded to the idea that things were better when we did it the old-fashioned way.
To an extent, this is understandable in a country that so values tradition. We have a limited land mass, and the economy and population are skewed toward one region – the southeast. Britain is therefore bound to be more suspicious of incomers than a vast nation literally built by "incomers."
As a result, understanding the fears of those who do not see themselves as beneficiaries of change – economically, socially, culturally and politically – is a pre-requisite for being able to deal with concerns rationally.
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Yes, many of those concerned about immigration are also sustained by newcomers to Britain who staff homes for the elderly and frail or work as nurses and care staff at our hospitals and community health facilities. And yes, our rapidly ageing population requires an influx of young, energetic and able people to maintain economic activity and growth and provide for the retirement income of the future.
But the fact is that instability, insecurity and rapid change can in themselves be destabilizing. And while it is easy for globetrotters who routinely experience cultural and linguistic differences firsthand to open their minds to the facts and their hearts to those from different backgrounds, this is more difficult for those whose daily grind is colored by the fear of job loss, the uncertainty of housing or the belief that their hard earned cash is going to support someone else's lifestyle.
A decade ago, when I was home secretary, the U.K. Treasury highlighted the beneficial impact immigration had on the economy and on the sustainability of public services, as well as the positive contribution it made to public services (in contrast to the commonly held view that immigration is a drain on the public services).
With this in mind, it has been interesting to see how some similar discussions have been playing out in the United States. What is interesting for the U.S. is the very large number of "illegals" in the country whose status is uncertain, exploitability and vulnerability considerable, and whose economic and social contribution often go untapped.
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Indeed, it is because of this possibility in Britain that as a cabinet member in Tony Blair's government whose responsibilities included immigration policy, I felt it better that those joining the European Union from central and Eastern Europe should be allowed to work legally, pay taxes and insurance, and "earn" entitlement to public services. This remains a controversial view, but I remain convinced that difficult as it was, this was the right path to take.
Looking at the issue a decade on, I believe it is imperative that proper preparation is made within the communities most affected by immigration, and that programs are introduced for integration that are welcoming of newcomers, but also recognize the fears I mentioned, while promoting the importance of newcomers learning the language, learning the history and the social norms of the host country, and feeling welcomed. As the secretary of state responsible for introducing citizenship tests and ceremonies to the U.K., as well as a requirement for the English language to be learned by new incomers seeking naturalization, I could and should have gone further.
But while Britain may have some lessons for the United States, I am also interested in the way immigration is often promoted in a positive way that has been lacking in for some time in the U.K.
Take this recent article in the New York Times by David Brooks:
"The forlorn pundit doesn't even have to make the humanitarian case that immigration reform would be a great victory for human dignity. The cold economic case by itself is so strong.
"Increased immigration would boost the U.S. economy. Immigrants are 30 percent more likely to start new businesses than native-born Americans, according to a research summary by Michael Greenstone and Adam Looney of The Hamilton Project. They are more likely to earn patents. A quarter of new high-tech companies with more than $1 million in sales were also founded by the foreign-born.
…Thanks to the labor of low-skill immigrants, the cost of food, homes and child care comes down, living standards rise and more women can afford to work outside the home."
Such an upbeat case is rarely if ever made in such forceful tones in Britain.
True, we do have a new organization, British Future, that celebrates the valuable historical contribution migrants have made to our country. But their admirable efforts at encouraging a balanced discussion of the issue sadly go pretty well unheard.
Instead, a vehemently and openly declared anti-immigration "think tank" known as Migration Watch gets airtime and acres of space in our newspapers. True, some of their research is genuinely accurate and challenging. But too much media coverage here is speculation and, regrettably, a sense of paranoia permeates too many of the column inches in Britain's press (in articles often written, ironically, by people who themselves employ immigrants to clean their homes, repair their boilers or tend to their gardens!)
Having been through these policy discussions myself, I wish America luck and hope it can hold a genuine debate about how to regularize the status of those already resident, one that appreciates the very nature of U.S. society.
But I have one last thought from this "Sceptred Isle," as Winston Churchill once described it. When we regularized the position of those from Eastern Europe in 2004, it turned out that 40 percent of those supposedly "coming into the country" were actually already here. Now there's something to think about.
How can we possibly take seriously an article about "immigration in the UK and what the US can learn", that is silent on the many "No Go" Zones in the UK where UK Police are afraid to venture in to enforce UK laws? And silent on the gangs roaming the streets at night enforcing sharia law on every passerby? And silent on UK judges making excuses and giving lighter sentences for rapists because their culture taught them that women are worthless? The silence in this article is deafening. Thankfully, we are not buying what you are selling.
I'm for legal immigration. But giving blanket citizenship across the board for future votes is poor policy.
Immigrants are 30 percent more likely to start new businesses than native-born Americans, according to a research summary by Michael Greenstone and Adam Looney of The Hamilton Project. .............As for illeagl aliens, we can use only so many grass cutting businesses.
Countries like Canada and the US need immigrants to come; they need to grow because the birthrate is dropping, NOT increasing. They need immigrants because they need the tax revenue they will eventually create, so those who come legally are very welcome. The ones who come illegally, are not.
Canada's record in immigration has improved a lot since the 30's-40's where you were only welcome if you were Anglo, WASP or white. However we do not appreciate it when we get word of illegal immgrant ships of Sri Lankans or Pakistanis who mysteriously show up at our ports intending to stay. They get sent back!!
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Halloween Guide 08
All dressed up and want to get your freaky on? We got some ideas for you.
By Fred Gonzalez
It's Friday night, Oct. 31.
You're all dressed up, but wondering where to get your Freak and Ghoul on.
Not to worry. Here's a Trick or Treat guide for Halloween Night that's sure to please.
Coconut Grove
Nothing invites the Halloween crowd much like CocoWalk smack in the heart of Coconut Grove. There you will see plenty of Rainbow Brites, Strawberry Shortcakes and the requisite sexy cop, sexy nurse and sexy fireman. While most will congregate around the courtyard of CocoWalk, the big party is a few blocks down at Christabelle's Quarter. There will be four-levels of music and dancing, and a $3,000 costume contest.
South Beach
Sure, there always seems to be plenty of freaks walking around Lincoln Road on a daily basis, making you wonder if they think Halloween is every day of the year. But the best people-watching spot in Miami is even better on Halloween when you can sit back watch costume after costume pass by. Most will be headed to SushiSamba, for their Spooky Kabuki party, complete with a costume contest. Top prize: a weekend in Las Vegas and dinner at the restaurant group's newest location on the strip.
Coral Gables
Good, old-fashioned street parties are hard to come by these days, but the good people at John Martin's pub on Miracle Mile know how to throw one. Legends for their work on St. Patty's Day, this Halloween they'll be at it again, blocking off the corner behind their building and providing plenty to eat, drink and listen to with live music. There will also be a costume contest.
You want to see some really involved, hi-tech, out-of-this-world costumes? Then head to the Anime SuperCon hosted this year at the Hilton Miami Downtown. Attendees already wear costumes of their favorite anime characters, but this year they are hosting a Halloween Town Halloween Party complete with a DJ, candy, games and Anime and Cosplay costume contests. More info at www.animesupercon.com
The businesses and restaurants of this historic district are throwing MiMo-Ween, with a little for the kids (trick or treating at shops from 4 – 8 p.m.) and plenty for the adults (Monster Mash party at Uva 69 after 9 p.m.) Head to www.MiMoBoulevard.org for more details.
This Halloween party is more like taking a trip back in time. "Return to New Years Eve, 1967" is a toast to the avant garde, free love and mystery candy. For $25 you get complimentary cocktails all night, but you need to be dressed in your best Sixties-Style attire when you arrive at the CIFO Gallery. Go to www.supermarketcreative.ticketleap.com to purchase tickets, or for more info email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Carterton balloon crash pilot Lance Hopping should not have been flying the day he and 10 passengers died, a damning report by the Civil Aviation Authority reveals.
The health and safety report shows Mr Hopping's medical certificate had expired about six weeks before the fatal flight. He should not have been piloting a commercial aircraft.
At 7.22am on January 7 last year, the balloon burst into flames after hitting a power line, then crashed into a paddock just north of Carterton, killing Mr Hopping and his 10 passengers, including two who jumped or fell from the basket.
It has not been revealed how many other flights he piloted after his medical certificate lapsed. The six weeks covered Christmas and New Year, which are usually busy times for ballooning.
The report is the first full and final account of the crash to be published, and appears to lay a large part of the blame on Mr Hopping.
The CAA initially refused to release details of his safety record under the Official Information Act, but finally did so after The Dominion Post appealed to the Office of the Ombudsman. The authority also included its July 2012 report, which so far has been seen only by the families of the dead.
Commercial pilots are responsible for ensuring their medical certificates are up to date, with the onus on them not to fly if the certificate has lapsed.
The certificates are checked when pilots undergo flight exams, which can range from every six months to every two years, and can include screening for substance abuse at the discretion of the medical examiner.
In May, an interim report by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission showed toxicology tests on Mr Hopping's body four days after the crash proved positive for cannabis.
The CAA report says Mr Hopping had time to activate the safety valve at the top of the balloon, which allows for a quick but controlled descent, but did not do so. It finds that he failed to meet his obligations under the Health and Safety in Employment Act, and those failures contributed to the accident.
"The balloon had on-board safety features, including a rapid deflation system and a parachute valve, but there was no evidence that the passengers were ever briefed on their use, and in the event, they were never deployed," CAA director Graeme Harris said this week.
"Insufficient communication between the balloon and the ground crew, particularly during the landing phase of the flight, was also cited as a contributing factor."
Mr Hopping's fiancee, Nina Kelynack, would not comment on the report or whether he had any underlying health problems.
Lower Hutt man Bob Hopkirk, whose son Stephen died in the crash, said the CAA report dealt only with the "mechanics" of the tragedy, and the report that would really count was the coroner's, which is due to be published in May.
TAIC spokesman Peter Northcote confirmed that Mr Hopping's final log book, which covered the period after his licence lapsed in November 2011, had been sighted and was protected evidence in the commission's continuing inquiry.
The CAA confirmed Mr Hopping, who had 15 years experience as a balloon operator, had also been involved in two prior safety breaches and had piloted a "hard landing" in 1999 in which a passenger broke her ankle, although the incident was found "not to be extraordinary".
It had no concerns about his fitness to fly at the time of the fatal flight.
A spokesman said the CAA would review "with an open mind any recommendation" from TAIC regarding its process for checking certificates.
The CAA report clears balloon maintenance firm Hawke's Bay Aviation, although there were non-compliance issues related to test procedures. Balloon owner Early Morning Balloons has also been cleared of fault.
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D-backs GM: Cody Ross could be ready for New York trip
Cody Ross has yet to take a meaningful at-bat for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
One of the team's big offseason acquisitions, the outfielder has been out since early March with a left leg strain. Combined with center fielder Adam Eaton's injury, Ross' absence has left the team rather thin in the outfield.
But that may soon change, as Ross is working his way back, with a stop at Single-A Visalia earlier in the week.
"He'll join our Reno club Friday and Saturday, be back here on Sunday, and if all goes well probably be activated when we go to New York," D-backs GM Kevin Towers told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday. "So he's coming along well, and he's running at 90 to 95 percent, and that was the big thing."
Ross hit .267 with 22 home runs and 81 RBI for the Boston Red Sox last year, so he has some familiarity with the Yankees, who the D-backs open a series with next Tuesday. However, he hit just .156 with two RBI in 32 at-bats in Yankee Stadium, so it may not be a park he's anxious to take some swings in.
Then again, at this point chances are good Ross will be excited just to be back on the field with the big league team.
"He was saying it's a little tough to hit down there in A-ball, when the ball's all over the place, you don't know where it's going to go," Towers said.
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Peeps. Those little marshmallow things shaped like ducks or something. Odd... yet tasty... and yummy. But 107, if theres a way I could find that beat anywhere... PLEASE man, help me out. That's the most perfect music I've ever heard to a video that short. O.o
Peeps?I have no idea what so ever what Peeps are(I live in Europe) but this gave me a big smile(not common at 3.30 AM).
and to Sickair:I thought so too when I saw the little picture,so it isn't just you!
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SEOUL (AP) -- Military officers from North Korea and the American-led U.N. Command will hold rare talks Tuesday on the deadly sinking of a South Korean warship, the command said, their first meeting since the incident dramatically raised tensions on the Korean peninsula.
An international investigation concluded in May that North Korea torpedoed the vessel, killing 46 sailors. Pyongyang flatly denies it was responsible and has warned any punishment would trigger war.
The U.N. Command, which oversees an armistice that ended the Korean War in 1953, separately investigated the March 26 sinking to find out whether North Korea violated the truce, though details of that probe have not been made available.
Late last month, the command proposed military talks with North Korea to review its findings and initiate dialogue.
The North first rejected the offer, criticizing the United States for allegedly trying to meddle in inter-Korean affairs under the name of the United Nations.
But Pyongyang changed its position last week and proposed working-level talks at the Korean border village of Panmunjom to prepare for higher-level talks on the sinking. The U.N. Command said in a statement Monday that the sides will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday (9 p.m. EDT Monday).
It wasn't clear how the talks would proceed. But South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported Monday that the North is expected to reiterate its accusation that South Korea and the United States faked evidence to link it to the sinking, which occurred near the tense inter-Korean sea border.
The U.N. Command, for its part, likely will demand Pyongyang refrain from any provocations and punish those responsible for the sinking, Yonhap said. The report did not cite any sources.
The North said Friday that it decided to agree to the military talks because South Korea had rebuffed its calls for direct inter-Korean discussions on the issue.
North Korea and the U.N. Command launched general-level talks in 1998 as a measure to lessen tensions between the sides, the statement said. The meeting Tuesday would constitute the 17th of its kind, it said.
The United States stations 28,500 troops in South Korea, a legacy of the Korean War, which ended in an armistice that has never been replaced with a permanent peace treaty.
The U.N. Security Council on Friday approved a statement that condemned the sinking but stopped short of directly blaming North Korea. The next day, the North said it will make efforts to resume stalled disarmament talks on its nuclear program and conclude a peace treaty that formally could end the Korean War, a sign that the regime is satisfied with the U.N. Security Council's less stringent presidential statement.
The signing of a peace treaty is a coveted goal for North Korea, which has argued it was forced to develop atomic weapons to cope with U.S. nuclear threats. The United States repeatedly has said it has no intention of attacking the North.


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Kevin Killian is a multi-talented writer who uses his novels, poetry, plays, and stories to talk about LGBT issues from the past and the present. I got a chance to interview him before his reading at Temple's Tyler School of Art on Thursday, January 29th. I highly recommend going to this event if you enjoy a reading that is "queer and weird." You can buy copies of his publications here.
How would you define your style of poetry for someone who isn't familiar with your work?
I am from the East Coast and grew up listening to the poetry of folks like Frank O'Hara and Amiri Baraka, so I have a conversational, some might say musical rhythm to my poems, even down to the level of the line itself, and when later in life I moved to San Francisco I became bitten by the Jack Spicer bug, the theory of poetry as coming from some force outside the lyric self I had spent the first half of my life trying to get to. So I'm like a two-way street, and the two ways of the street don't even see each other most of the time, they just drive on by.
LGBT themes play a role in the majority of your work. Why did you decide to stick so closely to that genre?
Maybe that was the priority of my generation, men and women born in the 1950s? Our sexualities were completely, or nearly completely, suppressed by the heteronormative majority. When, here and there, we could say something, we did, and resolved never to shut up about it, come hell or high water. I don't even know that I'd call them "themes," but they're formal qualities perhaps.


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It's a very nice cream eyeliner for the price. It is very pigmented and glides on nicely. I find it flakes easily after it has dried. Overall a great cream eyeliner.
To those who are having trouble with it drying, I personally scoop out a chunk from a new pot of liner, plop it into an empty pot (in my case, and old cleaned out pot of the same thing) and then seal up the new one and throw it in my drawer for next time I need to refill my empty pot. That way when you do "reviving" via eye drops or microwave, you only worry about a small bit while the rest of your liner is safe, fresh and untouched. Helps a little go a long way!
My first and only gel liner I've ever used because it's such good price, I have no problems with smudging after learning how to properly apply with primer and everything. The brush is manageable and I've lived with it just fine, except two out of my three brushes have detached in the middle.. And I've had to tape them together haha. Which wasn't a big deal.. Still serves its purpose.
Definitely a must-have/must-try for those a low budget. Or if you just want to save money :)
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Works great! I've had about 3 of these and i love them!! they give a thick line without clumping... although they do dry out kind of fast... but for $3 it's a good deal!
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I think this is a pretty good cream eyeliner, it is creamy and easy to put on, long lasting and the black is extremely dark. Although the eyeliner dried out within a few weeks, my sister continues to use it and says it's the best eyeliner she has every tried. I however, stopped using cream eyeliners because it takes a little more effort to apply, I would not rebuy this eyeliner though because I tried the MAC fluidline in blacktrack and found that I like it more.
Btw, it is very obvious when the eyeliner dried out because a huge crack appeared in the middle of the eyeliner.
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One body was pulled from the debris today at the site of yesterday's explosion at a Kansas City, Missouri, restaurant.
Officials say they cannot be certain that there are no other victims of the JJ's restaurant explosion, which happened Tuesday evening after a strong odor of gas was reported in the area.
One female employee was reported missing after the blast, but Fire Chief Paul Berardi said it was too early to confirm the identity of the victim, whose body was found near the restaurant's bar area. At least 15 people were injured in the blast.
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Ya, I heard she was having a baby. What would you call that??
I'd call that nonsense, since they don't even know who the person is yet, dot.
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Spells-Making a wish on a full moon
So here is one I came across...I'm going to give it a try the next full moon :)
Step1 Go outside during the the night of a full moon. Go to a location where you will not be disturbed. Face the direction of the moon.
Step2 Hold the pennies in your hands. State clearly, "You have said that, when you're around, prayers are answered. Chains are unbound. You promise that all one's wishes shall come true."
Step3 Visualize in your mind what it is you have wished for. Say your wish aloud. Then throw the pennies toward the full moon. You should then say, "Please take this token of my love as your silver light shines from above. Please bring to me what I ask of you by darkest night and morning dew."
Step4 Give thanks to the moon. Leave knowing that your wish should be granted
Are you supposed to pick up the pennies?
LOL! I would think you are suppose to leave them. That said, I had been wondering this afternoon exactly where I will make my wish because I don't think John will be pleased if I'm leaving pennies in the lawn! LOL! My favorite spot to gaze at the moon is right in the middle of our yard.
the same thought crossed my mind.
the park would be nice so some kids could find the pennies but dont think ill be venturing there in the mid of night
How many pennies? and granted by morning's light? kinda cool, I always wish on the full moons...
That's odd! I copy and pasted and somewhere the number of pennies disappeared! It's THREE pennies....
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That's odd! I copy and pasted and somewhere the number of pennies disappeared! It's THREE pennies....
umm ....Kathy I think in your case it would be 8 pennies
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15 Jul 2011 | #21 |
If you want to activate the EDIT button in the dictionary tab of WLM, make one of the languages at the bottom default. Close WLM, reopen and EDIT will now work.
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11 May 2012 | #22 |
I found this workaround worked for me. Hope it helps...
Apparently there's a known bug in the English versions of WLMail: if there are more than about 65 words in the custom dictionary, the Edit button at Options > Spelling doesn't work. The workaround is to locate the custom dictionary file, open it in Notepad and edit it there.
The file lives in %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Proof. Quickest way to get there is to copy this location into the search box that comes up from the Start button. Then click on 'proof' above and it will give you a list of your language codes. The language code for my British English is lang0809. Double click to open, and when you get a box saying it doesn't know what to do with it, click on the option to select a program from the list of installed programs and then select Notepad. You can then edit the word list and save on exit. It just worked perfectly for me! Good luck. |
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11 Aug 2012 | #23 |
It was already the default, no response to the EDIT button, and setting a new default made no difference either. I do have a lot more words in the dictionary than sees the bug that doesn't allow an edit tho. |
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11 Aug 2012 | #24 |
Mine now doesn't work either.
It was already the default, no response to the EDIT button, and setting a new default made no difference either. I do have a lot more words in the dictionary than sees the bug that doesn't allow an edit tho. |
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23 Sep 2012 | #25 |
Here is the fix for not being able to "edit spelling dictionary".
Once you follow the path given to you by the previous poster to the the "Proof" folder then the "lex***file". When you double click Lex*** file and choose (open with Notepad) keep the checkmark next to "always open this file with this program". I tried this having over 80 words in my lex file. I cut them all, saved the file with no words in it. Then closed all the windows. I reopened WLMail (I have version 2009 - don't like 2011) and was able to use the edit feature with my default language. I then pasted the 80 words I cut back into the Lex*** file saved the file and then closed all the windows again. I then opened WLMail and was able to edit with 80 words in the Lex*** file. I searched for a registry edit but cannot find one. I think some where along the line the Lex****file gets dissasociated from Notepad. Telling your system to always open the Lex file with Notepad seems to be the fix. I hope that helps anyone who enjoys WLMail. (only email program I like because it synchs with my online folders without having to use IMAP settings in other email clients). |
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07 Aug 2014 | #26 |
WLM custom dictionary size limit
The above post didn't work for me. I still cannot place more than 51 words in my lang0409.lex file for the custom dictionary. Has Microsoft fixed this bug yet?
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17 Nov 2014 | #27 |
Found WLM custom dictionary - but my mis-spelled word not in it!
Thanks to all of you - esp. t-4-2 - for the useful info in this thread.
1. I found the WLM custom dictionary, via the run/command line, and corrected several other mistakes in the Cust Dic - but the Edit button still does not work, even after I set "English UK" as the Default - and linked Notepad to it... More importantly/annoyingly: 2. My mis-spelled word is not there! I keep typing martin, when it should have a capital M. But "martin" is not to be found in either the WLM or Word custom dictionaries, so it does not get flagged as wrong, nor changed. As I tend to (mis-) type my name a lot, this is very annoying!! Can anyone help, pls? Many thanks, in advance. (Great site - very useful!) |
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Various versions of this steak originated on the cattle drives near the Rio Grande border when Texas cowboys flavored beef-steaks with Mexican spices. The spice blend will form a nice, crisp coating on the steak when grilled and help to keep the meat juicy.
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- olive oil
- 1 teaspoon crushed fresh black peppercorns
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- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- salt
- vegetable oil cooking spray
Chipotle Mayonnaise
- 1 small chipotle chile in adobo, chopped fine
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 small garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 1To prepare the steaks: Mix together in a small bowl the crushed peppercorns, chili power, cumin and garlic power. Rub both sides of the steak with olive oil, then sprinkle with the spice mixture on both sides, pressing them lightly into the meat, then season with salt.
- 2Prepare a charcoal or gas grill for indirect cooking, then lightly spray the grill rack with the vegetable oil cooking spray.
- 3Grill steaks to your desired doneness. A steak of about 1 inch in thickness will take approximately 3-5 minutes per side.
- 4To prepare the chipotle mayonnaise: In a small bowl, stir the chile into the mayonnaise, then add the garlic, cilantro and lemon juice. Stir gently, and season to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate if not using within 30 minutes.
- 5Let the meat rest for a few minutes before serving with the mayonnaise on the side.
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Nutritional Facts for Cowboy Steak With Chipotle Mayonnaise
Serving Size: 1 (518 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 1490.1
- Calories from Fat 1082
- 72%
- Total Fat 120.3 g
- 185%
- Saturated Fat 43.8 g
- 219%
- Cholesterol 324.2 mg
- 108%
- Sodium 696.5 mg
- 29%
- Total Carbohydrate 17.4 g
- 5%
- Dietary Fiber 1.0 g
- 4%
- Sugars 4.1 g
- 16%
- Protein 80.7 g
- 161%
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re greatest software heros. The list concentrates on the desktop toys of the academics. where is CNC, Radar, embedded, Word processing etc Sigh |
jim scandale 01/18/05 10:59:21 PM EST | ||||
For a list labeled "top 20 Software People" there are an awful lot of what I would call purely hardware people. No doubt that they contributed greatly but "software people" they're not. |
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conscientious objector 12/15/04 01:08:25 PM EST | ||||
Donald Knuth |
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This reminds me of the VH1 top muscian lists. So many credible names left off the list and the inclusion of more recent popular names that this effort has no credibility at all. |
KarenAnne 12/14/04 05:07:35 AM EST | ||||
Butler Lampson, and any number of other people from PARC. Ada, Lady Lovelace. You seem to think history started 20 years ago. |
Chiew Lee 12/13/04 02:29:04 PM EST | ||||
how abt Richard Stevens ? he deserved to be on the list. everything is based on TCP/IP. cheers. chiew |
John Smith 12/13/04 09:11:27 AM EST | ||||
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Jenda 12/13/04 07:19:56 AM EST | ||||
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Mr A said: Not only did they put Turing side by side with, say, "Ann Winblad: Former programmer, cofounder of Hummer Winblad Venture Partners" (???) -- he's not even getting the most votes! That's obvious. Most CS professionals refuse to vote for anyone in this poll. |
Jenda 12/13/04 07:10:57 AM EST | ||||
anon babbled: Knuth, like a lot of these "top twenty", are just Ivory Tower academics with no real applications in industry. Yep, sure. Noone ever used Tex. Noone used the algorithms from that when writing their own DTP software. And most importantly noone ever learned programming from his "programming bible". You may be great in Quake, but you aparently know very little about programming and CS history. Back to the school boy! |
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>>>I would challenge Tim Berners-Lee's positin It would be harsh to exclude Berners-lee just because HTML ain't perfect, IMO - without it we'd not be in a positin to be voting on these guys anyhow! |
HTMHell 12/13/04 03:36:06 AM EST | ||||
I would challenge Tim Berners-Lee's positin on this list since it is HTML that has also brought us the Browser Wars, and the subsequent HTML writer's hell of trying to get a page to display properly on all the popular browsers, and all versions thereof. The name HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language, implies a rich set of features that don't exist in reality |
suggestion 12/13/04 03:03:48 AM EST | ||||
The list would be enhanced by the addition of Chuck Moore, inventor of the ForthLanguage (http://www.forth.com) |
kai jones 12/13/04 12:52:52 AM EST | ||||
In regard to your top twenty programmers, I am recommending Kjell He designed and built the software platform himself and lately has |
Shenme 12/13/04 12:49:47 AM EST | ||||
Perhaps the only 'save' the publishers have is to promise an installment of "The Top-20 Software People We Wish We Didn't Think Of - And Why". Which of course would then somewhat expose whatever biases/prejudices/deadlines they had in coming up with this abortive list. No Larry Wall has me scratching my head. What were you scratching? |
Second that!! 12/12/04 05:38:03 PM EST | ||||
>>I'm not sure what defines a top person in the software I'll second that. Seems that the idea stemmed from a remark about *living* "software people" whereas many of the suggestions here are of historical figures. There might be multiple lists needed to 'map' i-Technology properly/thoroughly |
Junks Jersey 12/12/04 05:34:53 PM EST | ||||
I'm not sure what defines a top person in the software world according to this list. Grady Booch defined UML, which is much loved and much hated, but I'd hardly call that a reason to be a top person. Miguel of Ximian fame is there, though I'm hard pressed to think of why. He's proven to be much more of a self-promoter and follower than a leader or innovator (Gnome, Mono). Feels like there should be more people on here who aren't just well known, but are solving hard problems. Should writing a famous and influential piece of software 20 or 30 years ago count? (If so, where are Ken Iverson and Ivan Sutherland?) Should writing something that becames popular count, even if it isn't necessarily all that good or relevant these days? |
Toby 12/12/04 05:28:11 PM EST | ||||
No, Warnock belongs on technical merit. Many of the listed entrepreneurs aren't inventors, or at least, they keep it quiet. Certainly Warnock's invention has affected almost everyone. Certainly everyone who reads newspapers, or books, or uses a printer. PostScript is -still- underrated as a general purpose programming language, which also adds a dimension to Gosling's nomination, for his work on Sun NeWS. |
No $$$ at all 12/12/04 04:56:55 PM EST | ||||
>>Where is William Kahan (IEEE 754)? Adele Goldberg But if the entrepreneurs are to be deleted, doesn't that mean Warnock has to go - he's CEO of Adobe, that exploits PostScript commercially? |
Toby 12/12/04 04:28:05 PM EST | ||||
Where is William Kahan (IEEE 754)? Adele Goldberg (Smalltalk-80)? John Warnock (PostScript)? Wirth (innumerable things)? I also second Dijkstra, Stephen Wolfram, Andy Hertzfeld. Delete most of the entrepreneurs. Knuth should appear twice. |
Update3 12/12/04 03:01:48 PM EST | ||||
Here's an update on the current top 20 rankings: 1 457 Torvalds |
Jenda 12/12/04 02:47:47 PM EST | ||||
A little biased aren't we? Inventor of Java this, inventor of Java that ... noone'd give a damn about Java if Sun did not pump $millions into the marketing. Including several peole from the Java camp and omitting Perl altogether is telling. Telling about the maker of the list. |
Objective C 12/12/04 02:32:25 PM EST | ||||
>>Where is the father of Objective-C? :: Brian Cox I think you mean Brad Cox |
rwerezak 12/12/04 01:48:37 PM EST | ||||
How about Dr. Knuth? Besides the "Art of Programming" and TeX, he pioneered the idea that -r |
Java=CoCreation 12/12/04 11:19:42 AM EST | ||||
>>Other than the great Alan Turing... What happened to <>>>other greats like Edsger Dijkstra, or John Backus? <>>>These are the real greats of software. Compared to these, where does James Gosling rank here, is he Top 10 material - or Top 20? - and what about the others involved in the original Green project before their baby, Oak, became "Java" - folks like Patrick Naughton and Mike Sheridan, did they just disappear into technology history's forgotten corner? |
beelsebob 12/12/04 11:14:30 AM EST | ||||
Other than the great Alan Turing... What happened to other greats like Edsger Dijkstra, or John Backus? These are the real greats of software. |
Duty Editor 12/12/04 09:28:07 AM EST | ||||
>The blurbs are also careless. For example, Kernighan's<> thanks for your feedback Jonadab...the problem is, like a good many folks, you seem to be under the misapprehension that Kernighan perhaps *wrote* C. Many make this same mistake, probably because he and Ritchie co-wrote the 'bible' of C, The C Programming Language. But C is all Ritchie's work. Here's Dennis Ritchie on C: "Early in the development of Unix, I added data types and new syntax to Thompson's B language, thus producing the new language C. C was the foundation for the portability of Unix, but it has become widely used in other contexts as well; much application and system development for computers of all sizes, from hand-held to supercomputer, uses it. There are unified U.S. and international standards for the language, and it is the basis for Stroustrup's work on its descendant C++." And here's Brian Kernighan: the following is excerpt from an interview he gave: Q: What was your part in the birth and destiny of the C language? Thanks for the feedback. Keep it coming. |
FromTokyo 12/12/04 07:25:22 AM EST | ||||
I'm surprised no one mentioned Noam Chomsky. |
Jonadab the Unsightly One 12/12/04 06:47:17 AM EST | ||||
> how does any list of this type not include Bill Gates The same way it doesn't include Donald Knuth or Larry Wall. The blurbs are also careless. For example, Kernighan's |
m0rphin3 12/12/04 06:33:07 AM EST | ||||
Nygaard and Dahl? Why on earth aren't they on the list? |
erik_norgaard 12/12/04 05:21:07 AM EST | ||||
Edgar (Ted) Codd: Father of SQL and mathematician, published in the 70s his paper "A relational model of data for large Shared Data Banks": http://www.acm.org/classics/nov95/toc.html SQL was then developed by Chamberlin and Ray Boyce. I see them all absent from the list. |
LadyBug@FI 12/12/04 05:17:10 AM EST | ||||
Where is Donald Knuth? TeX guru! |
ynotds 12/12/04 05:14:52 AM EST | ||||
>>Alan Kay, Steve Wozniak, Bill Atkinson, Bud Tribble,<> I was gonna mention half your list before I saw it. Some of the guys from the initial Mac development team set a standard that may never have been matched for internalising a complex code base. But the Mac's very survival owed a lot to Quark who have done more to get print content computerised than any, depite being a difficult company. Wolfram too doesn't do much to endear himself to list makers, but if you actually look at his programming as a body of work, he has no peers. Of course I agree with other popular suggestions like Knuth, Wall and Engelbart, so maybe they'd be better trying to go from 40 to 100 rather than 40 to 20. Games aren't my department, but the genre has had enuf influence to include 20% games programmers, starting with Crowther and Woods. |
Kupek 12/12/04 05:13:43 AM EST | ||||
>>Alan Kay, Steve Wozniak, Bill Atkinson, Bud Tribble,<> Richard Feynman? I have an enormous amount of respect for the man, but he was not a software person, or even anything close to a CS person. |
jcr 12/12/04 05:12:48 AM EST | ||||
Alan Kay, Steve Wozniak, Bill Atkinson, Bud Tribble, Avie Tevanian, Richard Feynman, John Warnock, Evans & Sutherland? |
ajayvb 12/12/04 05:10:32 AM EST | ||||
Vincent Cerf and Bob Kahn? The glue on which this Internet is built is the TCP/IP suite. |
abhorrent C 12/12/04 03:35:27 AM EST | ||||
Bjarne Stroustrup created the most hideous of languages, and is indirectly responsible for the tremendous amount of abhorrent software plaguing us today. Yet, the author of the fine language that is Objective C, doesn't even make the list. Unbelievable. C is a hundred times the language that C++ is, and it pains me to see these people shed in the same light. |
brfisher 12/12/04 03:29:35 AM EST | ||||
Not to mention windows (tiled), CSCW with video conference, hyperlink implementation (Vannevar Bush gave us the concept, ans later Ted Nelson advanced it), and probably most importantly an implementation that had as a goal the augmentation of human intelligence. Basically, all of our human-computer interaction can be seen in http://sloan.stanford.edu/MouseSite/1968Demo.html. But evidently the list have some other criteria for success, not sure what that might be. |
Khuffie 12/12/04 03:28:36 AM EST | ||||
Doug Engelbart? He may not have been that much of a programmer, but he gave us the mouse... |
tyrione 12/12/04 03:25:32 AM EST | ||||
Where is the father of Objective-C? :: Brian Cox Without him NeXTSTEP would have not been. Tim Berner's Lee would have had one hell of a time developing the first WWW Browser. All the advancements that people are wooing about in Linux, Java and IDE Development Tools were commonplace in NeXTSTEP and its development tools. |
listmaking advice 12/12/04 03:23:59 AM EST | ||||
Heh the Knoppix guy is a good example of flavor of the month. I notice this in sports lists too... half of the greatest players/teams/plays seem to have played or happened in the last 20 years. A rule of thumb for every all time list maker should be: first construct the entire list ignoring everything that happened in the last ten years. Then make a list of recent additions, and figure out who should be removed from the original list to accomodate each one. |
Where's Serf 12/12/04 02:34:29 AM EST | ||||
Where's Vincent Serf? One of the *real* fathers of the Internet. And what about the two Dartmouth profs who invented BASIC? Should get Tim Bray and the other XML guy out of there. They did a lot of good work but XML was far from revolutionary - it was a pragmatic tailoring of SGML for the growing needs of the Web. |
andrew stuart 12/12/04 02:23:10 AM EST | ||||
Interesting article thank-you. I am far from being a Microsoft (or any other sort of) bigot. For me IT is It seems very odd to me not to have Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer and Steve Jobs Thanks |
Esteban Gutierrez 12/12/04 12:51:19 AM EST | ||||
Even Miguel de Icaza has done an excellent job promoting open source software in Mexico. It is good to make clear that his proposal for eMexico project was rejected by the Mexican President Vicente Fox due to his commitment to Microsoft in many projects, like enciclomedia (a multimedia classroom project that relies heavily on encarta 2004) or the core of eMexico project. http://www.nytimes.com/2002/05/19/business/yourmoney/19WORL.html |
MHedman 12/11/04 11:08:54 PM EST | ||||
I would have liked to have seen Steve McConnell included - no other person has affected the software I write as positively as McConnell. |
Mr A 12/11/04 11:04:16 PM EST | ||||
This list is beyond ridiculous. Not only did they put Turing side by side with, say, "Ann Winblad: Former programmer, cofounder of Hummer Winblad Venture Partners" (???) -- he's not even getting the most votes! I mean, how could anyone seriously put up a list that doesn't include Babbage, von Neumann, Church, etc. but which _does_ include Knopper, Ferguson and Gay? I know I am a complete dork for getting pissed off at something like this, but I can't help it. This list is an insult to ever programmer, living and dead. |
Reader 12/11/04 10:27:06 PM EST | ||||
Why E. F. Codd, who was father of relational database, is not on the list? RDBMS is one of the most important software in computing history. It has changed commerce and society forever. |
ashley 12/11/04 10:09:57 PM EST | ||||
I agree about Knuth and Wall. Without Knuth, the list is difficult to take seriously and there are a couple on there who have made a dramatically lesser impact on open source and the internet at large than Larry Wall has. |
nate 12/11/04 06:39:08 PM EST | ||||
Ah very lovely, the Python vs. Perl war begins again. All I'll say is that Larry Wall should obviously be on this list if Guido van Rossum is to be listed. :) |
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Below are all of the forum threads, including all the responses to the original posts. peter4rf Post subject: Anybody any info working for MKS Instruments in Wilmington M Posted: Wed Nov 08, 2006 4:15 pm Lieutenant Joined: Mon Nov 06, 2006 12:28 pm Posts: 1 Hello all. Does anybody have any information working for MKS Instruments in Wilmington MA? I have an interview with them in 1 week and I like to hear from anybody how knows about their work environment and their position in the market. Any information is good information. Thanks. Peter Posted 11/12/2012
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