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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Sport of employing falcons or other hawks in hunting game. Falconry has been practiced in the Middle East at least since the 8th century BC. It flourished among the privileged classes in Europe in the Middle Ages. It began to die out after the advent of the shotgun and the enclosure of open lands in the 17th century, but there was a renewed interest in the sport beginning in the 1970s; there are many hawking clubs and falconry associations. The bird most commonly used is the peregrine falcon, though the goshawk and sparrow hawk have also been used. Birds are caught wild or raised from birth. Training involves selective use of a leather hood (called a rufter) and leg thongs (jesses) to keep the animal under control while familiarizing it with its new environment. During the hunt the trained bird is released to bring down its prey; it then returns to the hawker or is collected at the kill site.
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Growth in Gross Domestic Product fell to 2.2 percent in the first quarter of 2012 after increasing at a 3.0 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter of 2011 and 1.8 percent in the quarter before that. Increased accumulation of private inventories accounted for 0.59 percentage points to total growth compared with 1.81 percentage points in the previous quarter, but final demand rose at a 1.6 percent annualized rate compared with 1.1 percent in the fourth quarter of last year.
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Because of the monthly swings in housing releases — such as new and existing home sales and starts — it is always best to try to use averages of several months' data (as the Case-Shiller index does) and to factor in all the available data on the market. The mortgage application index generally provides a good gauge of the underlying strength of the market. This weekly index is also volatile, but taking a one-or two-month average shows no clear upward trend from year-ago levels. Of course, investors often will not use standard mortgages to finance house purchases, thus insofar as the percentage of investor-purchased homes rises or falls, this will not be picked up by the mortgage application index.
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Even if the Social Security trust fund should run out in 2033 and the program should have to be made whole with additional payroll taxes, the loss to workers will be very small in comparison to their projected increases in pre-tax earnings. This is particularly true considering that the uncertainty concerning earning growth is much greater than any effect of the increase in payroll taxes.
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One very discouraging item in the latest jobs report was a 0.1 hour drop in the length of the average workweek. While the data are erratic, the drop was driven largely by a decline of 0.3 hours in nondurable manufacturing, a sector where hours tend to be better measured. Wages continue to go nowhere. The average hourly wage has increased at just a 1.85 percent annual rate over the last quarter, which likely puts it behind inflation. The wage for production non-supervisory workers, which better tracks the median wage, increased at just a 1.37 percent annual rate over this period.
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We�ve had an opportunity to build a new beach house fall into our lap and would love your feedback on the plans! This is a beach house that needs to be rented in the short term to pay for it! But eventually may be our retirement spot! Love the oregon coast! Goals - multiple master suites for rental and guests The best view is west - where the wider deck is and from higher floors as we're looking over houses on the road below us. South has a nice view over the park to the ocean in the distance but not as dramatic as west view. Trying to balance construction costs and wish list (who isn't!) |
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I can't see the labels on your floor plan very well, but I love the Oregon Coast too and thought I'd chime in. A few years ago we rented a house in Pacific City that was a great setup for two sets of grandparents and three young families with younger children. We were two streets off the beach, but the view was awesome from the third floor and one of the bedrooms on the second. Ground level: Garage, rec room with TV and pool table, bunk room with 3 sets of bunk beds. 2nd level: two bedrooms, bathroom, bedroom with en suite, laundry, main entry "front door" 3rd level: open concept kitchen/ dining room with banquette seating/ double living room (two seating areas back-to-back; was great for keeping little ones close, but separate from adults. Bedroom, separate bath. The bunk room/rec room floor was perfect for the older kids with later bedtimes. The third floor was perfect if just one couple was staying there since it had bedroom, bath, kitchen, living all on one level. The sand was a mess and I would think a laundry room on the main floor would be best since we always entered through the garage, dropping off beach toys there. Maybe it would be best to dump dirty clothes there too? Also, if you're thinking of being a rental... the stairs were a challenge for our families. If you anticipate renters with small children you might consider some kind of integrated safety gates at the tops of the stair cases. Such a wonderful opportunity for you! |
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Thanks benjesbride!!! We're excited, but I'm nervous! My usually super cautious DH is just throwing caution to the wind on this one!!!! Yes we toyed with a completely reversed floor plan but I just can't stand the thought of lugging groceries to the third floor! So we compromised with living on the second floor which still has a really nice view. We are thinking maybe we'll leave a space for a future elevator somewhere in the floor plan, just not sure where! We've separated the bedrooms for that exact reason - so that generations or groups can have their own space - I like that myself. Our house right now has all the bedrooms on one floor and its weird for guests. Same with having lots of bathrooms. Its just easier when you have kids and grandparents and parents to have everyone with their own bath! Did that house have straight run stairs like we're planning? We will definitely put gates up! And we'll have pickets as far up as possible to make it open. It just seems much more space efficient. |
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The stairs were narrower (probably code minimum, straight, in the middle of the house and fully framed in (not sure what else to call it- I don't recall any banisters or spindles, just handrails) if you frame up for a future elevator, maybe you could install a simple manual dumb waiter in the interim. THAT would have been an awesome feature to get the gear up to the third floor. I'm excited for you. Yay oregon! I'll do a quick search and if the house is still a rental ill post a link. It's probably a pretty standard 3 level beach house plan. |
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Benjesbride thats a great idea! We've changed around quite a few things - let me upload the latest iteration of the plans! |
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The truth is that all disasters that told us we were going to happen did not happen in Argentina, but that are happening in USA and Europe. And the election results show just that: Governments who follow the advice of 'the markets' are repudiated by their own people, and those who do not, sweep with wins of 54%.


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As every one else said, it did take about twice as long to bake these. The taste was rather dull to me, but they did make for good dipping in coffee.
The ingredients and prep were easy, but the work to roll out the dough just didn't justify the final product. I found the cookies to be bland but to be honest, I probably should have expected it considering the ingredients.
THANK firstname.lastname@example.com 12/13/02 for your grandmothers recipe (few reviews down) I woudn't believe a cookie recipe could be this simple and delicious I'm also a fan of Joan Nathans recipes.... Have owned and used her books for years
To the baker from Jerome, MI... Are you saying that your recipe is better than the Aunt Lisl cookies?? I notice that you didn't comment on the ORIGINAL recipe listed. I'm not saying that your recipe isn't better, you just didn't offer a basis for comparison. I did make the Aunt Lisl cookies and they came out pretty good.
My Great Grandma Watling used to make these butter cookies when I was a kid. This is the absolute EASIEST cookie I've ever made. You only use one bowl and mix with your hands, so cleanup is a breeze. Just mix 2 1/2 cups flour, 1 cup powdered sugar, 2 sticks butter, dash salt and 1 teas. almond extract. Form the dough into one or two rolls with a 2 inch diameter and refrigerate 2 to 24 hours. Slice about 1/8 in thick and bake at 400 for about 4 minutes. This is a very basic recipe but the cookies are very tasty and tender. Because this is so easy, it's a great recipe to make with kids.
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IntriCon Corporation (NASDAQ: IIN), a designer, developer, manufacturer and distributor of miniature and micro-miniature body-worn devices, today announced that during the third quarter it completed the sale of its 50-percent ownership interest in Global Coils, to its Switzerland-based joint venture partner, Audemars SA. The Global Coils joint venture designs, manufactures, markets and sells audio coils primarily to the European hearing health industry.
"The sale of our stake in Global Coils was in the best interest of both Audemars and IntriCon," said Mark S. Gorder, president and chief executive officer at IntriCon. "This move allows us to focus more capital and resources on developing core technologies and expanding our sales and marketing group—both of which are important to growing our medical body worn device business."
Audemars, which paid $426,000 in cash for IntriCon's stake at closing, will make future payments, both one time and recurring, as specified in the purchase agreement. Audemars also will transfer certain hearing health inventory to IntriCon. IntriCon expects to record a third-quarter gain on the sale in the range of $750,000 to $850,000 pretax, or $0.13 to $0.14 per share. Including the impact of the gain on sale, IntriCon anticipates modest profitability in the third quarter, ended Sept. 30, 2012.
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A buddy of mine recently returned from his annual trip to Japan, lacing our female friends with omiyage (souvenirs) that are difficult or impossible to find in the 'States: Green Tea Kit Kat bars, exotic-flavored Gummi Bears, gourmet shrimp chips, et cetera. And I knew he'd have some guy gear that one could only find in Tokyo. This time he was sporting the impossibly stylish Cycling Jacket you see above—you've got to see it and touch it in person to appreciate—which is both well-tailored and functional, constructed from a proprietary blend of moleskin and Windstopper fabrics. While Japanese manufacturer Nanamica sells a few jackets Stateside through the J. Crew Menswear Store, if you want the Cycling Jacket you have to go to their shop in Daikanyama, Tokyo.
To a lover of designed objects, the words "Japanese Market Only" are three of the worst words in the English language. So much cool stuff is designed on that island and destined never to leave its shores, like this beer glass designed to evoke Mt. Fuji, this cutting board meant to put you in a good mood, or this malted milk ball dispenser that I must acquire if I am ever to become a grandparent.
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...Bottlenecks...have prevented domestic exporters from capitalising on Japan's overseas cultural appeal. An inability to transmit information to overseas markets, a lack of sufficient risk money and the lack of an overseas base for rolling out one's business, are some of the bottlenecks that Japanese SME's (small to midsize enterprises) face....
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Nobuyuki Ota has been named CEO of the Fund, and as a former Issey Miyake exec, Ota presumably has the taste the Fund needs. What's a little more worrisome are the folks who will actually be deciding what is cool enough to export: A panel of government bureaucrats. Let's hope they've all got good design taste.


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This is a well maintained campground, with helpful staff at check-in. Roads are paved. It was very quiet when we were here so had the pick of sites. Our site was a gravel pull-through and very level. Big rig access was good. Very quiet with some privacy around our RV, plenty of space for our towed, and no need to unhook if you are here for just one night. Established shade trees, plenty of grass, fire ring and picnic table. We had the most wonderful view over the Missouri river and the bluffs beyond. The bathrooms were large and clean. No laundry. Pet friendly with a lovely walk along the river bank. Wi-Fi and cell were good. There are a couple of local food shops, but the choice of places to eat and visit are very poor. We would stay here again, it's a great place for a one night stopover, but that's all. We paid cash for the night we stayed here. - tobyjug
This camping ground is on the river, beautiful view, next to a public park, the price we paid was CASH rate, the Wi-Fi speed was good, no problem, the dump station was very tight, not easy to access, if you have a big rig make sure you have a full hookup site, so you don't have to use the dump station, overall this is a nice CG. - tupzdt2
We chose this campground for an overnight stay. You have to drive into the town so it is a few miles off the interstate which may be an issue for some overnighters. We had site #25 by the river but were not able to get sewer hookup as they have very few full hookup sites. The sewer dump is very inconveniently located as you have to circle behind the office to access it. The Internet was adequate although it wavered from time to time. The site had an amazing view of the river, which we enjoyed. The bathrooms were large and clean. The owners were not overly enthusiastic but we were checked in quickly and efficiently by a teenager. The roads are paved and the sites gravel. It was quiet at night which we appreciated. We had a nice stay at this campground. We would stay here again. - cgrubbs
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"I read a few reviews, so I did add the garlic and ginger to the chicken as it cooked. I also replaced some of the water with freshly squeezed orange juice. All in all-the family loved it, all though next time I will add less red pepper flakes. This was very delicious!! Next time I will add some veggies!"
"They taste really good, but I wish I would have read the other reviews first. The dough came out really soft, so it was real difficult to roll and to cut (should have tried the dental floss method I read on a review!) then I wish I would have let them rise a second time. Anyway, they tasted great, and the kids want me to keep making them! This wil..."
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"I read the reviews and decided to tweak the recipe by what some of the reviews said. I sliced the garlic and some ginger and added it when I was cooking the chicken, and I added corn starch to the liquid mixture before I added it to the chicken to avoid starch lumps. I chose to omit the bean sprouts because I didn't think my kids would like them. ..."
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17 By faith Abraham, when he was tried , offered up Isaac: and he that had received the promises offered up his only begotten son, | 17 By faith Abraham, when God tested him, offered Isaac as a sacrifice. He who had received the promises was about to sacrifice his one and only son, |
18 Of whom it was said , That in Isaac shall thy seed be called : | 18 even though God had said to him, "It is through Isaac that your offspring will be reckoned." |
19 Accounting that God was able to raise him up , even from the dead; from whence also he received him in a figure. | 19 Abraham reasoned that God could raise the dead, and figuratively speaking, he did receive Isaac back from death. |
20 By faith Isaac blessed Jacob and Esau concerning things to come . | 20 By faith Isaac blessed Jacob and Esau in regard to their future. |
21 By faith Jacob, when he was a dying , blessed both the sons of Joseph; and worshipped , leaning upon the top of his staff. | 21 By faith Jacob, when he was dying, blessed each of Joseph's sons, and worshiped as he leaned on the top of his staff. |
22 By faith Joseph, when he died , made mention of the departing of the children of Israel; and gave commandment concerning his bones. | 22 By faith Joseph, when his end was near, spoke about the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and gave instructions about his bones. |
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24 By faith Moses, when he was come to years, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter; | 24 By faith Moses, when he had grown up, refused to be known as the son of Pharaoh's daughter. |
25 Choosing rather to suffer affliction with the people of God, than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season; | 25 He chose to be mistreated along with the people of God rather than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a short time. |
26 Esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt: for he had respect unto the recompence of the reward. | 26 He regarded disgrace for the sake of Christ as of greater value than the treasures of Egypt, because he was looking ahead to his reward. |
27 By faith he forsook Egypt, not fearing the wrath of the king: for he endured , as seeing him who is invisible. | 27 By faith he left Egypt, not fearing the king's anger; he persevered because he saw him who is invisible. |
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Slow Cooked Curried Chicken with Cauliflower
- Total Time:
- 6 hr 20 min
- Prep:
- 20 min
- Cook:
- 6 hr
- Yield:
- 4 to 6 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 6 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 -inch piece fresh ginger, minced
- 1/3 to 1/2 cup prepared South Asian curry paste (recommended: Patak)
- 3 cups chicken broth, low-sodium canned, or homemade
- 2 cups whole milk plain yogurt
- 6 bone-in skinless chicken thighs, about 2 1/4 pounds
- 1 1/2 tablespoons kosher salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 (1 pound) bag red lentils, picked over (2 1/4 cups)
- 1 head cauliflower, broken into large florets
- 2 (16-ounce) cans chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1 bunch fresh mint or cilantro leaves, chopped
- 1 lemon, cut in wedges
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Heat the oil; add the garlic and ginger and cook, stirring, until fragrant. Add the curry paste and continue to cook until fragrant, about 2 minutes more. Whisk the broth with all the aromatics in the pan; then pour the liquid into a slow cooker. Whisk the yogurt into the liquid.
Season the chicken all over with salt and pepper. Add the chicken, lentils and remaining salt to the slow cooker. Cover and cook on HIGH for 6 hours, adding cauliflower and chickpeas about half way through cooking.
Divide curry evenly into bowls and scatter freshly torn mint or cilantro on top. Serve with a wedge of lemon.
Cooks note: This dish can be easily adapted to make a flavorful vegetarian dish. Simply cut out the chicken and use vegetable broth instead.
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My modifications (based off other reviews) was to add the chick peas and cauliflower 5 hours in (for 1 hour). I added about an extra cup of warm water at the same time. Also, I used boneless chicken breast. I used Thai kitchen red curry paste and the flavor was very good. I'd recommend for sure.
the picture gives off a false sense of what the food will look and taste like. All of the spices that this dish requires are part of an Asain/ Indian culture. I used all of the ingredients it asked for but since I went shopping at an asian grocery store I picked up Masaman curry paste (it comes in a small can) and used one and half cans of that. It has lots of spices such as cumin, curry, cinamon, lemon grass etc. It's a dark brown color when raw-- don't be alarmed. Then I also added half of a yellow onion to the dish. It was amazing! It is a little mushy but if you've ever had Indian and some Thai foods you know that they are all about the taste and texture of the ingredients. Red lentils are very thin and tiny so when these are added and cooked for 6 hours they become almost a thick paste in the food. I served mine over some basamati rice made with cloves and curry powder (I love seasoning in my food) and it delecious! If you've ever had pot roast cooked in a slow cooked the chicken reminds me of that. the bones are literally naked after 6 hours of cooking because the chicken has become so tender from the yougurt and shredded perfectly in the sauce. I put a little extra garlic and ginger in there because of the fear that it would be too bland. I also added the cauliflower and chickpeas in at the last hour, because I prefer my food to have a little crunch. It was well worth the wait for this on, but I dont know about serving it to children. the appearance of it is not colorful or "fun" looking. But the taste and aroma is to die for! Try this at least once.
Some reviewers complained about the lentils turning out crunchy; I used brown lentils and found that I needed a lot more liquid than the recipe called for in order to have them properly cooked by the end of the cycle. I don't have a lot of experience with red lentils but I know yellow lentils are smaller and softer and don't require as much liquid to cook, perhaps it is the same with the red ones? If using brown ones you definitely need to have more liquid than the recipe calls for.
Also for those who found it bland, were you using Patak curry paste as recommended by the recipe? All curry pastes are not created equal, and I personally found that Patak was pretty good in this recipe.
I left out the chickpeas but not because I thought they added too much fiber (after all there are plenty of recipes out there for a five bean soup with way more legume combinations than this one). I just didn't think they would add anything to the dish. Also didn't use a low-sodium chicken stock, which probably contributed to the "blandness" a lot of reviewers reported.
I didn't think it was necessary, but a little extra cumin or even some garam masala would have been fine in this dish to add a little more flavor.
Hope this helps!
Smelled great all day cooking... tasted blah
and the family smells it cooking they are happy. It is hearty and comforting and oh so very easy.
I used Ming Tsai's recipe for Tropical Asian Curry Paste and it was lovely. And as other's said, it didn't look as pretty as the picture, but my dishes usually don't :-)


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About custom IPS signatures
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About custom IPS signatures
The client contains an additional IPS engine that supports packet-based signatures. Both the stream-based and packet-based engines detect signatures in the network data that attack the TCP/IP stack, operating system components, and the application layer. But packet-based signatures can detect attacks in the TCP/IP stack earlier than stream-based signatures.
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- Bats Right, Throws Right
- Height 6' 4", Weight 187 lb.
- Debut May 11, 1944
- Final Game May 11, 1950
- Born October 8, 1919 in Columbus, OH USA
- Died November 4, 2001 in Winston-Salem, NC USA
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Bob Gillespie was signed as an amateur free agent by the Detroit Tigers before the 1940 season. He would spend his first year in pro ball pitching for the Henderson Oilers of the class C East Texas League, winning 18 games and losing 9 with a 3.73 ERA. The big righthander would spend until 1944 in the minors, pitching for the class B Winston-Salem Twins in 1941 going 6-15 with a 4.14 ERA, the Beaumont Exporters in 1942 going 11-7 with a 2.98 ERA. Bob would get his first look at the majors with the Detroit Tigers in 1944 when he went 8-9 with a 4.26 for the Buffalo Bisons and appeared in 7 games for the Tigers, pitching 11 innings and going 0-1.
Gillespie would spend 1945 with the Buffalo squad again, this time winning but 7 and losing 15 and pitching 161 innings. In '46 he would appear with the Dallas Rebels in the Texas League, win 14 and lose 12 with a 3.21 ERA and would be drafted by the Chicago White Sox from the Tigers in the 1946 Rule V Draft. Bob would spend both 1946 and '47 with the Chicago White Sox appearing in 50 games, winning 5 and losing 12 over the two seasons with a combined 4.93 ERA.
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Saute of Market Vegetables With Miso Butter
1/4 cup
unsalted butter, softened
1/4 cup
blond miso
1/2 pound
green beans, stems trimmed
1 small head
broccoli, separated into small florets
1 small head
cauliflower, separated into small florets
1 bunch
green onions, white parts only
1/2 cup
, plus 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 large
green zucchini ends trimmed
1 large
yellow zucchini ends trimmed
baby carrots, peeled, trimmed and glazed
1 bunch
Italian parsley, leaves only
3 cloves
salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- To make the miso butter, place the butter and miso into a small bowl and mix with a fork until well blended. Cover, and set aside at room temperature.
- To make the persillade, finely chop the parsley on a cutting board, then gather it to one side of the board. Finely chop the garlic. Mix them together and chop some more until well incorporated. Transfer the mixture to a small container, cover tightly, and refrigerate until ready to use.
- Have a large bowl of ice water ready. To cook the vegetables, bring a large pot of water to a boil. Season it with salt until you taste it. Add the green beans all at once and cook until tender yet still brightly colored, about 5 minutes. Remove the beans from the water with a slotted spoon and immediately refresh in the ice-water bath to stop the cooking and help the beans retain their bright color. Drain and dry with paper towels, then set aside.
Repeat the process with the broccoli, cauliflower, and green onions. Taste for doneness and be mindful of the cooking time, as it will vary from vegetable to vegetable. - Quarter the green and yellow zucchini lengthwise, then slice into 1/2-inch pieces. In a large skillet over high heat, add the 1/2 cup of olive oil and heat until it shimmers. Add the green and yellow zucchini pieces, season with salt and pepper, and cook, stirring, until they turn golden brown, about 3 to 4 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon to drain on paper towels. Discard the oil and wipe the pan clean.
- In the same skillet over medium heat, warm the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add all the vegetables, including the carrots, to the skillet to warm them through, about 5 minutes.
- Stir in the miso butter until it melts, and then the persillade. Transfer the vegetables to a large serving platter and serve immediately.
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Makes: 8 servings
- Calories255
- Carbohydrates15 g
- Cholesterol16 mg
- Fat21.3 g
- Saturated fat6 g
- Sodium405 mg
- Protein4 g
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1 Thus says the LORD: "For three transgressions of Moab, and for four, I will not revoke the punishment, because he burned to lime the bones of the king of Edom. | 1 This is what the LORD says: "For three sins of Moab, even for four, I will not turn back [my wrath]. Because he burned, as if to lime, the bones of Edom's king, |
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Art as Therapy
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Art as Therapy
Date and time
Friday 25 October, 6.30–7.30pm
Sainsbury Wing Theatre
Alain de Botton
£6/£4 concessions
Fully booked
Renowned philosopher and author Alain de Botton discusses the newly published 'Art as Therapy'.
Co-authored with art historian John Armstrong, 'Art as Therapy' proposes a provocative new methodology for engaging with art, one that encourages us to look to art for guidance on living better lives. Not to be confused with 'art therapy', 'Art as Therapy' provides a critique, a call to action and a practical guide.
Followed by a book signing.
The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN


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I just took my new Bersa UC9Pro to the range today
and thought I would let you guys know how it shot.
The ammo was all FMJ Winchester white box from
I shot about 200 round of it and the gun was great,
no FTF or FTE at all.
The gun is DA/SA and the only issue I have with it is
that the trigger has a long hard pull when fired DA.
This is good and bad because it makes it safer to
carry with the safety off but it also is hard to shoot
accurately firing DA.
As far as size and CCing it I would put it between a
Glock G26 and a Glock G19 with accuracy shooting
it SA about the same as a Glock.
All in all I Think it a great gun for the money
I paid $339.00 for it new in the box.


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treated as a random facet, it would be considered a random sample of all possible tasks generated under the same rules to measure the construct, and the results of the g-study would be considered to generalize to that universe of tasks. When facets are treated as fixed, the results are considered to generalize only to the elements of the facet in the study. Using the same example, if the set of tasks were treated as fixed, the results would generalize only to the tasks at hand (see Kreft and De Leeuw, 1998, for a discussion of this and other usages of the terms "random" and "fixed").
In practice, researchers carry out a g-study to ascertain how different facets affect the reliability (generalizability) of scores. This information can then guide decisions about how to design sound situations for making observations—for example, whether to average across raters, add more tasks, or test on more than one occasion. To illustrate, in the BEAR assessment, a g-study could be carried out to see which type of assessment—embedded tasks or link items—contributed more to reliability. Such a study could also be used to examine whether teachers were as consistent as external raters. Generalizability models offer two powerful practical advantages. First, they allow one to characterize how the conditions under which the observations were made affect the reliability of the evidence. Second, this information is expressed in terms that allow one to project from the current assessment design to other potential designs.


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Holman Christian Standard (CSB) | New International Version (NIV) |
33 So Jehoiachin changed his prison clothes, and he dined regularly in the presence of the king of Babylon for the rest of his life. | 33 So Jehoiachin put aside his prison clothes and for the rest of his life ate regularly at the king's table. |
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Texas Lottery Dropping Some Scratch-Off Games
POSTED: Monday, January 19, 2009 - 10:53pm
UPDATED: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 - 11:00am
TYLER - Poor sales are forcing the Texas Lottery Commission to get rid of some scratch-off games.
They're ending several of their scratch-off games next month even though more than 25-million in promised jackpots for those games haven't been awarded or claimed by winners yet.
According to the associated press the Texas Lottery Commission reported in December that ticket revenues plummeted by 45 million dollars since the previous fiscal year.
That's a four-percent drop which state lottery officials blame on the current recession.
The Texas Lottery web site still advertises nine different prizes from $1-million all the way up to to $5-million.
As of this past Thursday, only three of the nine jackpots had been claimed by winners.


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I'm lost and confused and unsure of what I should do :( - page 2
Hi everyone! So I am a college graduate who just got a bachelor's degree in Biology. I am highly interested in going into nursing and hope to be a nurse practitioner someday. I really want to go... Read More
0Nov 13, '12 by HouTx GuideSuggestion to the OP - take a look at PA programs. Since PA's (by definition and scope of licensure) always work under the direct supervision of a physician, it is much easier for a new grad with no experience to actually get a job.
Hiring managers are avoiding entry-level MSNs in my area of the country. They are just not a good fit for any type of existing position. Majority of clinical jobs are geared toward ADN/BSNs. Administrative & non-clinical jobs require MSNs, but candidates have to have a fairly extensive clinical background to function in those roles. Nurse managers MUST have clinical expertise (required by accreditation & licensing entities). It would be a real shame to spend mega-bucks & then discover that no one will hire you . . . just sayin'
On AN, there seems to be an increasing stream of posters looking for shortcuts to the end of the Advanced Practice Nursing Rainbow & pots of gold that are found there. Anyone who is going down this route cannot possibly have a clear idea of the actual work involved, expertise needed or the levels of individual accountability that characterize these types of nursing jobs.


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Michigan Medical Marijuana needs to Overcome
- 04 August 2012
We are making huge inroads in the acceptance of medical cannabis in the general public, over 80%, and we are over 50% for full legalization according to the polls (Gallop Poll on Marijuana). We have about 1/3 the states with medical cannabis laws, some for up to 15 years. We need to continue that trend.
To do so, in my opinion, we need to continue the efforts made by many in this field.
- We need to play by the rules when we have state cannabis laws. Every time we push the envelope and over shoot, we get a black eye in public opinion.
- We need to promote the attitude that it is 'no big deal' a city council debate on medical marijuana should someday be viewed with the same public interest as a discussion of a drain commission report- routine business about a routine subject- not a controversy.
- We need to educate physicians about what cannabis can and cannot do, and encourage them to use it in their primary care practices in place of narcotics and other harmful drugs. Physicians exposed to cannabis certification clinics, talking to patients, express shock at the amount of reduction in narcotics the patients and their MAP reports show. This is a key point to speak to doctors about.
- When it comes to rallies and protests, we need to be aware of the PR value, even to the point of having PR people help us develop unified messages so that the signs all talk about the same subject, dress codes, etc so that we really put our best face on our audience- the general public and news media. These are the people that influence the Reps/Senators more so than a group of people on the steps. We need to acknowledge and support the various lobbying organizations that are working for our cause for their behind the scenes work.
- Above all, we need to give those that oppose us the time they clearly need, in the face of building support for our point of view, to change their mindsets about what cannabis is or is not. 4 generations of 'pot busts' are not overturned by 3 years of a 'get out of jail free' card here. Especially when there are those very visible cases of the FEW that are abusing the law, while the VAST MAJORITY of those participating in the program are doing so for the right reasons, with the right qualifications. Greed in marketing by those with little investment in the health of the law and the community, those out to make a quick buck by making the least amount of effort to barely make the minimum standards of law and ethics to 'pass' by until they are shut down.
I'm not going to dwell on this, but I think it is a very common sense approach. I guess the best way to evaluate any course of action in this community is to first ask yourself- how does this action improve the standing of medical marijuana in the eyes of the general public, and how can the anti's zero in on it to hurt the community? Conduct yourself in a way to maximize the first and minimize the second.


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Mai, LMai, Li-Wei and Mai, Li-Chuan and Chen, Miao (1999) The personality attributes and leisure activities of the internet users: a Taiwanese case study. In: 1999 Academy of Business & Administrative Science (ABAS) International Conference, 12-14 July 1999, Barcelona. |


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Aldershot defender Sonny Bradley feels like he has never been away after returning to the League Two club on a season-long loan.
The 20-year-old made the temporary switch from parent club Hull to the Shots last year, and revealed he was delighted when the opportunity to make the move came around again.
"I had a good time here last season and it was just unfortunate that I was recalled, but I've come back now and they've made me feel welcome straight away," he told Aldershot's official website.
Manager Dean Holdsworth has significantly bolstered his defensive options in this transfer window, also bringing in Troy Brown, Olly Lancashire and Guy Branston.
Bradley added: "They're great lads and very good defenders and Guy has got some good league experience, so it'll be nice to play with him and learn a few things.
"I believe that if we can steer clear of injuries and keep the team together we're on course to make the play-offs."


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The week in brief
By Staff Reports on April 10, 2014
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Located between the barrel room and the vineyards at the historic Bernardo Winery, Café Merlot combines Europe cuisines with Southern California flare. Café Merlot co-owner Toni Kraft grew up in a home with the smells of baking bread, and counts planting, harvesting, and consuming fava beans with her grandmother among her fondest childhood memories. After a career in catering in the Midwest, where she worked alongside the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Wolfgang Puck, Toni brings an experienced but experimental philosophy to her current restaurant's seasonally-changing menus. And with the help of executive chef Ferdinand, Toni also helps with the cooking classes, which range from cooking with wine to Super Bowl snacks, spreads, and marinades.
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Visual Studio Orcas ASP.NET designer improvements
I'm happy to hear that the next VS ASP.NET designer will be huge!
It will fix some stuff and bring nice value additions to the poor actual VS2005 one : -
Speed up your home page!
IE Developer Toolbar Beta 3... What?
I've just noticed that a new beta version of the Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar is available! Not yet final but I like this Web Developer tool. No more toolbar menu in IE but a shortcut button instead, which open the bottom panel, the menu is inside this one now (but I think toolbar will be back again soon, or at least as an option).
Despite all the cool things in it I advise people NOT to install this version as it is far for stable and some features simply crash.
If you still want to try it, don't forget to uninstall previous beta versions.
What's new?
Still in beta but it comes with enhancements over previous versions, including:- Style Tracer: Right mouse click on a style value for an element and select Style Tracer to find the style rule that is effecting that value.
- CSS Selector Matches: View a report of all style rules set and how many times they are used on the current page.
- View Source: View the formatted and syntax colored source of the original page, currently rendered page, element or element with the styles that are effecting it.
What is it?
In case you don't know this IE extension, here is the official description: -
Problem after deploying ASP.NET AJAX RC1 app ?
You've deployed your app in prod server, you run it on the browser and you get an exception:
Debugging ASP.NET AJAX with Visual Studio 2005 and Vista
Paging tons of data in GridView
These days I was working on a web app dealing with large amount of data.
When it comes to display these data we use GridView and enable pagination in one click.
First thing to know is by default ASP.NET 2.0 GridView default paging is very poor in terms of performance because it first gets all data from db, and then trims the results to render the current page. And it does the same when you change to next page and the others!
Note that it was the same problem with ASP.NET 1.x DataGrid, then you had to implement custom paging to make things smart, that means getting only data that you need to display if you have multiple pages in your grid.With ASP.NET 2.0 you can very easily use custom paging, without writing a line of code behind!
Scott Mitchell wrote a very good article on how to implement this using the SQL Server 2005 new ROW_NUMBER() keyword and configuring your Object Data Source properly :Custom Paging in ASP.NET 2.0 with SQL Server 2005
Problem is my current app is using SQL Server 2000...
But chance is Greg Hamilton wrote a very nice tutorial to do the same in SQL Server 2000 using the SET ROWCOUNT command :A More Efficient Method for Paging Through Large Result Sets in SQL Server 2000
One more thing on the same idea of performance, many people, when creating primary key/foreign key relationships for joigning tables forget that while an index is automatically created on the primary key column, an index for a foreign key IS NOT automatically created, and must be created manually if needed. That could help if your paging's query use JOIN clauses.
And the final touch, now that we have Top efficient SQL work, we can move the GridView inside an ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel and let users navigate through data without PostBack! -
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- I was born and grow up in France. I like travelling and I'm fond of outdoor sports, here is a list of sports I've been practicing a part in my life: climbing, golf, baseball, ice-skating, sky-diving, paragliding, roller-skating, rink-hochey, skiing, skateboarding, snowboarding, funboarding, kayaking, archery, judo. Next on the list are
skidooanddog sledding(done!). - I discovered and browsed my first website in 1995 and never stopped exploring the web since then. I realized very early that web technologies will rule my life. In 2003 I had the chance to discover ASP.NET in Bewise and learnt so much there!
- Then in summer 2006 I sold everything and moved to canada "To see something else" with my girlfriend, 2 bags and no idea what we will found.
- I found the process of starting again from the beginning very exciting !
- I'm a real bilboquet (cup-and-ball) Champion!
(sure I could be in the Guinness book)
Let's make this tag-thing cross the ocean... I'm tagging Laurent Kempé, Cyril and Sonu.
[Update: after one winter in Quebec I've now done skidoo and dog sledding, next!]
- I was born and grow up in France. I like travelling and I'm fond of outdoor sports, here is a list of sports I've been practicing a part in my life: climbing, golf, baseball, ice-skating, sky-diving, paragliding, roller-skating, rink-hochey, skiing, skateboarding, snowboarding, funboarding, kayaking, archery, judo. Next on the list are
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My name is Laurent Duveau and I'm a .NET developer in Montréal, Canada.
What a surprise this morning for the very first day of the year... I was awarded MVP by Microsoft !!!
2007 couldn't start better for me !So now I'm proud to have a blog here and I hope to create original content. There are 75 feeds in my RSS reader and I don't want to create "just one more". Therefore I will not post very often, only when I have something really interesting to share (I hope so).
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On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 4:12 AM, wrote:
Doesn't this also apply to basic digital "mixing" of audio signals --
and appears to be the fundamental difference in both sound and
algorithm between "analog summing bus", where each digital output in
the mix is sent to an independent DAC, getting full 24 bit resolution
per and full samplerate per signal, and then summing that in the
analog domain. This effectively multiplies the bitrates of all the
sources and is the equivalent to the "convolution of C-number of
signals of N samples (T1 and T2) has length C*N-1"
And yet, traditional digital mixing, would mix C-number of signals of
N samples each into N samples. Which is a vastly different quantity of
information than would be conveyed via an analog summing bus which
would be C*N samples.
When is it valid, and not valid, for so much information to disappear
in the process of performing an analog-domain task in the digital
In fact, both sampling and mixing are both "multiplication in time"
operations, -- per
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"As stated previously, the sampling process is a multi-
plication process in time and, therefore, a convolution
process in the frequency domain. While it is clear that a
mixer multiplies two analog signals in the time domain
with the results being the convolution of these two in the
frequency domain, it may be less clear that the sampling
process is also a multiplication in time process."
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There's also no reason why a digital equivalent of an analog summing
bus -- which preserves or allows direct control over, and optimization
of both bit-depth preservation, and also sample-rate multiplication,
on a per-source basis. This would allow the sound engineer to
design-in the desired tradeoffs in resulting sound, sample-rate, bit
depth, etc -- on a per-signal basis. Since it doesn't make sense to
give the exact same treatment to synthesized atmosperics layered on
top of multi-miked results (where you might want to put a premium on
the phase-relationships between microphones, while preserving bit
depths would just pickup noise with higher fidelity).
Perhaps, products like the following appear to be heading in that
direction: http://www.slatedigital.com/vcc.php ... and of course this
is a long contentious topic (
http://emusician.com/mag/emusic_sum_tracks/ ), which IMHO is clarified
by considering a convolution and information-theoretic-perspective to
the problem of mixing signals in a digital system ....
-- Niels
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