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There are so many wonderful and amazing men and women who communicate the gospel so well to students. While this list is obviously not exhaustive, it might help you find some diamonds in the rough. Each speaker below has been approved to speak at a past EPC youth event.
Brett Ray
Since 1986, Brett's unique style of communicating has taken him all over the United States and around the globe. Every year Brett speaks to thousands of students regarding God's unconditional love and grace for them. He continues to be involved in national youth conferences, camps, retreats, school assemblies, banquets, and youth rallies. Over the years, Brett has been one of the most popular speakers at the EPC's Summer Jam Conference for senior high students. Brett and his wife Carol have five children and live in southeastern Michigan. You can reach Brett on his website: http://www.brettray.com/.
Rich Van Pelt
Rich Van Pelt, who's ordained in the EPC, trains and motivates thousands of educators, professional counselors, and youth workers every year in teen suicide prevention and response and adolescent crisis intervention. His expertise springs from three decades of youth work over ten years with incarcerated youth in the Colorado Department of Corrections. He is president of Alongside, a Denver-based leadership training organization, and is national director of ministry relationships at Compassion International. Contact Rich at: .
Mark DeVries
Mark is the founder of Youth Ministry Architects, a hands-on coaching service for churches whose youth ministries are in (intentional or unexpected) transition or churches who hope to see their youth ministries move to the next level. For the past 20 years, Mark has served as the Associate Pastor for Youth and Their Families at First Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, where he continues to oversee the youth ministry on a part-time basis. For the past several years, Mark has been a presenter both for Wayne Rice's "Understanding Your Teenager" and other Homeword parenting seminars. In addition to partnering occasionally with popular Christian musician, Mark Schultz, Mark has trained youth leaders at both the National Youth Workers Convention sponsored by Youth Specialties and the national youth ministry training event sponsored by Group. Mark DeVries lives in Nashville with Susan, his wife of 28 years, and children (when they choose to be in town): Adam (26), Adam's wife, Sara (23), Debbie (21) and Leigh (18). He can be reached at: http://www.ymarchitects.com/.
Rich Grassel
A 20-year youth ministry veteran, Rich has been an assistant professor of student ministry at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, a church consultant for student ministry and youth ministry in the small church, and a seminar leader for the Youth Specialties' National Youth Workers Convention. Now the senior pastor at a CMA church in Ambridge, PA, Rich is the author of Help! I'm a Small Church Youth Worker (Zondervan). Rich spoke at the EPC's General Assembly in 2003 at Cornerstone EPC in Brighton, MI. You can reach Rich at: .
Russ Gable
A long time friend of EPC Student Ministries, Russ is the Senior High Ministry Director at First Presbyterian Church in Grand Haven, MI. With over 12 years of youth ministry experience, leading mission trips, and speaking to young people, Russ has impacted the lives of thousand of teenagers (many of them through his years of service at Summer Jam). What's more, Russ is a certified Sonlife Ministry Trainer and brings that wisdom to bear in his ministry to youth leaders, senior highers and junior highers. To contact or learn more about Russ (or to get a promo video), email him at: or call him at: (616) 842-3728.
Steve Argue
Steve is currently the Co-Founder and Chief Visionary Architect for Intersect, a ministry that seeks to serve the wave of emerging influencers by elevating their theological, personal, and missional formation. Steve has directed youth ministry initiatives at the national and international level, has served as a youth pastor, has ministered with Sonlife, and currently writes for Group Magazine. Steve is amazingly gifted to speak to either students or youth leaders. You can reach Steve on his website at: http://www.intersectcommunity.com/ or via email: .
Laurie Polich
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Ghost Rider Movie Contest Winners!
What I did was to use a random number generator from 1-58, with the winners being the folks whose comment matched the numbers that were generated. Amusingly enough, the very first number matched a comment I made!! Of course, that didn't count, so here are the four winners!
I need contact e-mails from the following four people:
Commenter #10 coke & comics
Commenter #7 Michael
Commenter #33 Jeremy Nguyen
and, finally, Commenter #57 Matt Liparota
Congrats to the winners!
I figure I'll give until….let's say, Thursday at 5pm EST for you folks to send me contact info (email@example.com), and if I don't hear from you, I'll pick the next person in line.
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I suspect you rigged it so I wouldn't win. I know your tricks Cronin!
A random number generator likes me. It really, really likes me.
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Archive for June, 2010
Posted by Maryna Rakhlei in EU on June 24, 2010
Ooh, exciting! What do you understand better – Star Wars or the gas wars? The latter, you said? Are you from Gazprom?
I don't understand much about the gas wars. But one thing is very clear: it's all politics and has nothing to do with economic relations.
On Wednesday Belarus authorities suddenly broke silence. The First Vice Prime Minister came into the spotlight to explain who owes what and why. Now Belarusians understand more about national gas transit matters than their own monthly utility bills. But there still a lot of why's left.
To cut a long story short: Moscow gave Belarus five days to pay back the difference between what it was paying since January 2010 and the price that Russia expected for its gas. After five days and no money Gazprom started cutting the gas off.
After a couple days (and a 60 percent cut in gas supply) Minsk announced (whoops!) that Russia owes almost the same sum for transit: Gazprom did not pay for Belarusian services since November 2009 and Belarus itself started cutting off the gas going to Europe…
Why couldn't they have settled these matters long ago? Why did Minsk keep silent over its position for so long? Why was Moscow suddenly so harsh and decisive? And Minsk so carelessly and bravely pro-active?
On Wednesday the Vice Prime Minister announced that Belarus has paid its dues and gave Russia 20 hours to do the same. Moscow sent its money on time. The tug-of-gas is over for now.
It's interesting that the sums of the debts don't square up: Gazprom wanted $192 million and got $187 million, Belarus demanded $260 million and received $228 million. Where does the difference come from? From politics. The contracts have formulas, and presidents meet to bargain and negotiate these formulas. Then afterwards they still believe they can pay what they see fit and then hope to persuade each other that the new price is OK.
And everyone was satisfied with the set-up until the day came they couldn't agree.
The main stumbling block is the Customs Union of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia. Minsk has a lot of problems with this creation, but the biggest is oil: there will be customs and duties for the Russian oil coming into Belarus (but not to Kazakhstan!). And we just can't agree to it – duties are out question for the Union State of Belarus and Russia, they can't be imposed.
There are a lot of things to discuss now (gas price, transit price, Customs Union) and any of them might be sensitive for Belarus on the eve of presidential election.
One more thing is clear: the Belarusian style of leadership is useful for the Kremlin. It's unpredictable and hard to deal with. But it won't be invited to join the EU or Nato any time soon. So it's worthwhile having it on a short leash of not-really-market but not-really-brotherhood relations.
It's the end of the gas war, but only for the EU (and only for now?). There are still a lot of why's and what-comes-nexts for Minsk and Moscow, which might see the beginning of a new war of nerves. And a break-away story for Belarus?
No Money, No Love
Posted by Maryna Rakhlei in EU on June 16, 2010
Now. I am really, honestly looking forward to it. The sooner we have the presidential election, the better. It's getting hotter every day – any tensions, internal or external, any conflicts escalate in this climate.
Minsk has five days to pay back a $200 million debt for Russian gas deliveries. Or rather, four and counting. Yesterday, Medvedev asked Belarus to consider future steps and warned he would take severe measures. He also said that Lukashenka explained the debt with the difficult financial position in Belarus.
There has been zero official reactions from Minsk so far. More than that, there is a news blackout: neither the TV nor the state newswires have reported on the ultimatum.
Belarusian stand on this gas issue is that Russia itself doesn't keep to all the terms of the contract. But Gazprom feels underpaid and the Kremlin agrees the gas debt will hit $500 million by the end of the year. Deputy prime minister Igor Sechin said last Friday that Russia is not interested in getting Belarusian enterprises in return: just give us our money, please.
The last time Medvedev appeared on TV wasn't long ago. On 11 June Lukashenka met his Russian counterpart and then met with Putin in Moscow. The only public statements of the Belarusian president were that he wasn't offered any dinner, and that it is possible to resolve all the problematic "knots."
It's been a year now that Belarus has been trying to find a way to get crude oil from Russia without export duties. The Customs Union project with Russia and Kazakhstan is one shaky attempt. Moscow says that Belarusians now get enough duty-free oil to cover domestic consumption (3 million tonnes). Minsk says there shouldn't be any duties within the Union State of Belarus and Russia.
Another difficult question for Belarus is the import duty on cars, applied to individuals, which is to be raised within the Customs Union with Russia and Kazakhstan.
Meanwhile, the gross foreign debt of Belarus has grown to $22,24 billion dollars (as of 1 April), so that every Belarusian now owes the world $2,350. Several strategic enterprises, like the pipeline operator Beltranshaz (50 percent of which belongs to Russia), the oil refinery in Mozyr and the potash company Belaruskali could now be open to privatisation. Very symbolic is the intention of the National bank to sell several of its collective farms, among them the cradle of the president himself, the farm in Alexandria (so called before Alexander Lukashenka was born there).
Moscow has never been really interested in political change in the country on its western borders. It would prefer economic control, stability and loyalty. Neither would it risk its reputation in Europe of a reliable energy supplier. Minsk needs money and no conflicts for the forthcoming elections.
So if nobody wants problems, why quarrel? In the pre-election time such spats might be the beginning of something bigger. What are Medvedev's severe measures? What if Moscow starts an anti-Lukashenka-campaign in the Russian media? Or even not only in the media…
For Lukashenka, looking at his relationship with both Russia and his voters, the truth is the same: no money, no love.
He was last re-elected in March 2006. It'll be his fourth time now. By law, the next election should take place after the end of October 2010 but prior to the beginning of February 2011.
November is a perfect date: the seasonal agricultural routine is over, the end of the year is yet to come (Belarusians expect to have average wages of around $500 dollars by then, whereas now they are around $350), the never-easy energy talks with Moscow could be still ongoing.
Problems are always aplenty and the election will take place anyway. But better sooner than later!
P.S. Spokesman for the Belarusian foreign ministry told reporters on Thursday that there are no political motives behind Russia`s demand that Belarus should settle its $200-million gas debt by June 21. "I would not call this an unfolding conflict," , Andrey Savinykh said. "The matter in question is about the settlement of contractual relations in the framework of the activities of two economic entities."


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This time last year things were looking bleak at Ferrari. Their new car was woefully short of pace and hopes of a genuine title challenge seemed distant. Twelve months on and there is a far broader smile on team principal Stefano Domenicalis face. The F138 may be trailing the Red Bull on ultimate qualifying speed, but when it matters most - on Sunday afternoon - it has the legs on its arch rival. Or it least it did in Australia. Its a pattern Domenicali is keen to repeat in Malaysia this weekend, though this time with a diminished qualifying deficit
Q: Stefano, how much of a relief was Melbourne, bearing in mind how the season started in 2012?
Stefano Domenicali: Ah, for sure it was important to see that from our side we delivered what we were expecting. That was a good signal that we have also seen at the tests. But, of course, at the tests you are only in comparison with your targets and dont know where the others are. At least we have seen a car that is quite reliable with a quite good pace during the race, but I have to recall our attention to the fact that at the end of the day our qualifying was not what we had expected. The gap that we have in absolute performance to Red Bull was important and a call that we have to work hard, even if it is really difficult to understand the reality of the real gap that we had as the conditions were very strange. But yes, we have seen that Red Bull is still very strong. Of the others around us, they were really where we expected them to be. So what is the conclusion to all this? That it again will be a very tight championship - and it is important that we are there.
Q: Would you have dared to go back home to Italy with a poor result? For Italy, Ferrari is more than just an F1 team - it is more like a religion
SD: I tell you I am used to that. I have worked with this kind of pressure and responsibility for a long time. I know how it feels. On one side it is a privilege, as no other team principal will have that pressure. I can guarantee that to you. But thats part of the game.
Q: You pitted Alonso early to get him away from the group headed by Sutil. That was the right move? Was that something that was decided on the spot?
SD: It was decided on the spot - the strategy you make up, seeing how the race evolves. Unfortunately in that scenario we were not able to take any positions - we were losing time - and effectively at the end of the day the best strategy was the three pit stops. We had lost a lot of time in the traffic, so we decided to get out of that little train and not be stuck doing nothing.
Q: Vettel said that Red Bull couldnt have done the same, as it would have destroyed their whole race strategy. Do you have the flexibility with the tyre management to make such decisions?
SD: Of course you have to believe that if you pit earlier that the next set of tyres will last throughout the longer stint, so I know what Sebastian is saying. If you dont know that, youd better not do it as the chances that youll pay dearly in the end are pretty high. We did it as we believed that we could afford it - that the tyres would stay with us until the very end.
Q: If you look at the real situation, Red Bull had a substantial gap in qualifying so pace-wise they are still top dog. But Ferrari seemed to deal better with the tyres over a race distance. Is more flexible tyre management your biggest asset right now?
SD: For sure it is something we need to be very prudent on. Certainly Australia - that specific situation - was very good as our car is running well when not in traffic. But then again, any prediction is much too early. Here (in Malaysia) the conditions are very different and we have to see how our car behaves. Here it is a totally different story and I guess that we will have a clearer picture of who is where after four or five races.
Q: Based on these facts, what is your plan for this weekend? Are you again banking on better tyre management, or have you brought any performance updates for the car?
SD: My plan for the weekend is simple: because we dont score points on Saturday I prefer to score points on Sunday - in bigger numbers than Red Bull! But apart from that our objectives are to do a good qualifying, as it is more difficult to start from behind. To start from a free position is what could make all the difference as you can push in any direction you want. Tyre watching - to see how the degradation develops - is the name of the game throughout the whole race. And lets see how the conditions will be.
Q: The teams - at least the big ones - seem desperate to have enough people to cover their two car programmes: 2013 and 2014. Ferrari have even brought Rory Byrne out of (F1) retirement...
SD: Just to clarify, Rory Byrne has always been with us ever since he came to us - it is not a comeback. He is working on the GT car that weve launched just now and he is basically helping our new, young talent to do a better job. There is nothing new in that.
Q: The fight for technical talent: is it payday again for top engineers?
SD: I think we will very soon see a new generation of engineers. There will be a totally new way of working together. There will be a totally new situation compare to lets say some years ago, when you had one technical whiz and everybody followed his direction. Now you have a group of people that have shown good signs in Formula One. That is the new situation that is evolving.
Q: So youd rather not put all your eggs in one basket, in other words
SD: Absolutely.
Q: What would be a good season for Ferrari? What would make you smile?
SD: I smile because to be sad doesnt pay off. If it did pay off I would cry every day. (laughs) But it doesnt help. Our target? It is so obvious, but if we want to achieve it, at every race we need to be consistent and reliable - and score more points than our opponents. That is what would make me smile at the end of the season.
Q: And this weekend?
SD: To go again to the podium. Thats what I want to see.
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About noon on Friday, October 24, Boynton Beach Police announced they had found Jessica's body. Calls to the house and to Carol's cell phone went to voicemail. Knocks from neighbors and reporters went unanswered. When officers didn't get an answer at the door just after 2:30 p.m., they headed around the side of the house. They could hear a greyhound barking inside. In the back yard, they found Carol. She was dead, lying in a pool of still-warm blood next to the screened-in pool.
"When we first found her and secured the scene, we weren't even sure at that point what we were investigating," Detective Martinez recalls. "We didn't know if Carol was distraught, missing Jessica, and just couldn't take it anymore. Or maybe this was a double murder, set up to look like suicide."
As police moved from room to room, Martinez noticed what looked like a single drop of brown paint on the floor of the garage, near the washing machine. But since the rest of the garage appeared undisturbed — there were piles of furniture, scuba gear, old lamps — the detective didn't think much of it. Only later, when another detective found a similar spot on the wall in the cabana bathroom, did they test both drops and determine they were blood.
Police obtained the necessary warrants and spent the rest of the afternoon moving furniture out of the house. The back bathroom was the first place crime-scene investigators went with the Luminol, a chemical that attaches to iron found in hemoglobin. Even if the area has been cleaned thoroughly, when sprayed under a black light, Luminol turns bright blue wherever blood has been present — a reaction scientists call "chemiluminescence." The Boynton Beach crime-scene technicians first sprayed the chemical on the bathroom wall, near the spot of blood. The wall began to glow. They sprayed over the sink. It too started to glow.
"From the amount of blood we found in the bathroom," Martinez says, "we originally thought the murder must have occurred in that room." Evidence of blood was present on every wall, all over the shower, on the door, the mirror, the tile floor. The sink had overflowed at one point; the Luminol unveiled haunting blue streaks down the front of the cabinets.
That, though, did not compare to what police discovered in the garage.
With the carpets and futon and scuba gear out of the way, the Luminol revealed what looked like a killing floor. There had been, at one point, three large puddles of blood and a set of footprints mapping the killer's path. There was more blood in the washing machine and patterns outlining where Jessica's car had been parked during the attack.
Though friends and family members dispute some of the details, police pieced together a narrative of what they think happened: On October 22, Carol spent the day helping Helen Gale's mother move boxes after a flood. After work, Jessica and her new girlfriend chatted via web cam until about 7:30 p.m. Jessica showed Wendy her new haircut; she had just gotten her dark brown hair cropped short, with sassy spikes in the back. Jessica used her L.A. Fitness membership card at 7:48 p.m. and worked out for an hour. Carol was at home, stewing over something — what exactly, no one will ever know. When Jessica pulled the BMW into the garage, Carol confronted her in a rage. Carol picked up a screwdriver.
Because there were scratches on the car door and the driver's-side window, police believe Jessica was still in the car when the attack began. When Jessica got out, Carol didn't stop swinging the screwdriver. Jessica's forearms were scratched, her hands punctured. Carol chipped Jessica's front teeth. She struck Jessica's chest. Then again. Then Jessica's face. Her shoulders. Jessica fell to the ground. Streaks of blood beneath where the car had been parked suggest that Jessica — who was much taller and stronger than Carol — was stretching out her hands, desperately trying to get under the car. Then Jessica crouched into a prone position near the rear driver's-side tire.
Most of the screwdriver blows landed on Jessica's neck and on the back of her head, perhaps directed at her new haircut. All told, there were 222 stab wounds. The lacerations were, on average, an inch to an inch-and-a-half deep, and most were shaped like the tiny plus sign on the tip of a Phillips-head screwdriver. The fatal strike was likely a blow to the spinal cord. The struggle — and subsequent overkill — probably lasted about 20 minutes.
After the attack, an exhausted Carol pulled Jessica's body toward the trunk, but she was too tired to lift her lifeless former lover. She dragged Jessica's body back around the side of the car — leaving smeared blood and hair along the front of the trunk and on the tires. She opened the back driver's-side door and pushed Jessica up, onto the back seat. Then she walked around to the passenger side, leaned in, and pulled Jessica the rest of the way into the car.
Carol drove the BMW, with Jessica stuffed in the back, to the parking lot where it was found — at some point leaving a broken cigarette on the back seat to throw off the police. (Though Jessica relished the occasional expensive cigar, she detested cigarettes.) Then Carol walked home two miles in the rain and began cleaning. She wiped the weapon clean and put it away. She mopped up the blood in the garage (except for the drop Martinez saw). She stripped down, ran around back to the cabana bathroom (so as not to track blood through the house), washed herself, and then washed that bathroom. She got dressed, drove a mile in the opposite direction of the BMW, and dropped Jessica's keys and wallet in a rough neighborhood. Later, she moved carpets over the spots in the garage where the most blood had been and put furniture over the carpets.


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Hey guys, I need some help with beer style choice and/or recipes. Im brew 2 five gallon batches of beer for my workplace's Christmas party. I dont think there arw many craft beer enthusiasts so I need to be somewhat simple. I dont want to make just a light ale or a stout. What would be a good seasonal begginer craft beer to make. Im parial to making ales, all grain recipes. If you have any suggestions or recipes yo have had success with shoot them this way. Much aprreciated!!
In my experience non-craft drinkers shy away from too dark and too bitter. Maybe a spiced seasonal with a heavy dose of crystal malts and a high mash temp for some sweetness. How about a belgian pale as a more interesting beer for the lighter beer drinkers with some honey or interesting raw sugar to keep it light bodied? Not beer, but its the perfect time of year for a cider. Add some spices and brown sugar and its a sure hit with any non beer drinkers.
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Awesome advice! I was thinking of doing a light honey ale. I read an article that the white house did a honey ale and that sparked my interest. Cider! Good idea, have done one before though, cant be much more difficult than AG. Can you point me in the right direction to a good cider recipe?
Zymurgy did an article last year. Fresh cider, add yeast and pectic enzyme. If the cider isnt pasteurized use a campden tablet and wait a day to pitch. Wine beer or cider yeast all work. Wine yeast will be a bit drier finish. You can add a lb of brown sugar or molasses and spices like cinnamon nutmeg and maybe ginger. If you want it sweeter, search on backsweeten cider.
Splurge on good honey rather than the cheap grocery store stuff. And add it late rather than boiling off a lot of aroma.
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The Woodlea is home away from home, we offer comfortable, clean accommodation at reasonable prices. Quote from The Sunday Post "marvellous meal in beautiful surroundings". A hearty breakfast using local produce. We are close to the many varied and interesting shops in Perth and a large selection of restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. The bus/train stations, Theatre, Dewars Rinks and Concert Hall are all within easy walk . The Woodlea has two family rooms a large ensuite room to sleep four and our popular double room with adjoining single room is perfect for a couple with older child offering privacy for both. Our five ground floor double and twin rooms are very popular and would recommend to book well in advance. A comfortable cosy lounge for a quiet drink and a bright airy dining room with small bar. Free Wifi to all guests
Closed over christmas period
If suitable room not available please telephone to discuss requirements and we may be able to offer you an alternative. Prices are a guide and may be subject to change
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Mason Tattersall is a doctoral candidate in European Intellectual History and the History and Philosophy of Science who works in the fields of modern intellectual history and the history of science, primarily dealing with the structural dynamics of systems of understanding and the history of questions of relational and transcendent meaning in European philosophy and the history of science (particularly quantum mechanics). Other areas of interest include: the history of philosophy, particularly the thought of Martin Heidegger; issues of authenticity, meaning, belief, and the history of nihilism; the existentialist tradition, especially Heidegger, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche; historiography and historical thinking; the history of scientific thought, art, literature, expressionism, and visual culture (especially film).
PHD Dissertation:
Meaning in Physics and Philosophy: Ground, Necessity, and Contingency in Heidegger and Bohr
Master's Thesis:
"The Concept of Authenticity in Heidegger's Being and Time: Thoughts and Revisions on a Critical Theme," (Vancouver: The University of British Columbia, 2007). [Link]
Undergraduate Honours Thesis:
"Encountering Historiography: The Possibility of a Heidegger-Friendly Historiography"
Some Other Significant Work:
"Faust's Dog, From Reflection to Despair: Kierkegaard's Notion of Faust and the Chimera of Meaning"
"The Question of 1933: Heidegger, Truth, Science, and Modernity"
"The Magic of the Movies: Walter Benjamin, Hugo Muensterberg, and the Metaphysics of Film Technology"
"Movie Projectors and Machine Guns: Rapid-Fire Art Education and the Essence of the Modern"


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Park overview:
Cutts Island is a two-acre marine park situated on Carr Inlet. During low tide, the island has a very nice sand beach. The island features clay cliffs that allow visitors to walk to the top of the island and enjoy the view. The island is covered with various vegetation, and visitors need to be aware of poison oak.
Maximum eight people per campsite.
Extra vehicles must be parked in designated campsite or extra vehicle parking spaces.
Driving Directions
Cutts Island State Park is located half-mile off-shore from Kopachuck State Park in Pierce County.
The park is accessible by boat only.
Park Features
During seal pup season, pups will rest on the sandy beach during low tide. Visitors should keep a safe distance away from seal pups.
Boating (saltwater) - Diving
Boating Features
Scuba diving is permitted, and there is an underwater park located half-mile south of the park, off the beach of Kopachuck State Park.
Boating: The nearest pumpout is located south of the park at Penrose State Park.
Moorage buoys: 8 buoys available.
Warning: there is a natural spit on the north side of the island. Boaters should be careful as the water can get shallow in this area.
Full list of events at Washington State Parks
Picnic and Day-use Facilities
The marine state parks do not have garbage service. Visitors need to pack-out what they pack-in.
Geese - Seals
Environmental Features
Poison Oak
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VanJess Rocks 90's Mashup Of Spice Girls, TLC, & More [VIDEO]
The 90's were big years for some of today's trending artists, including Britney Spears and Beyoncé (Destiny's Child). Even though, it's 2012, sometimes you just feel like reminiscing, and that's exactly what YouTube sensations, Ivana and Jessica (VanJess24), are doing in their latest music video.
YouTube Sensation Erika David On How To Get Past Bullying [VIDEO]
These teen sisters pay special tribute to classic 90's songs from Spice Girls' Wannabe to TLC's No Scrubs. This isn't their first time showcasing some 1990's love. Their part one medley tackled popular R&B and hip-hop songs, including some from Aaliyah and 2Pac.
Both girls, who were born in the 90's, represent some back in the day style in their latest hit. Ivana (right) delivers some of her beat-boxing talents, while Jessica raps away.
Chris Brown Song Gets A Hilarious Parody By 'Pancake Rapper' [VIDEO]
This sister act always comes prepared with a piano in hand and a fun fashionable wardrobe. With over 170,000 subscribers on YouTube, these girls are well on their way to the top. Check out there channel, share their music with friends, and let us know in the comments below what you think of this duo.


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As thousands of revellers get set to head to Balado for T in the Park 2012, the good news is that the festival will go ahead, despite fears about the weather. Yay!
Social Networking sites have been awash with rumours that T would be cancelled due to the monsoon weather Scotland experienced yesterday, but festival organisers have spoken out to once again reassure fans that this will not be the case.
A spokeswoman told STV: "The T in the Park site is in good condition and we're looking forward to welcoming record numbers of T in the Park fans for an another amazing weekend.
"We plan ahead in close consultancy with the MET office so we are prepared onsite to deal with all weather conditions should the need arise. As always, we ask people to read the Essentials Guide on the website and bring suitable clothing for all eventualities – whether that be rain or shine.
"Fans should plan their journeys well in advance and follow our Facebook and Twitter accounts for event updates on the lead up to and throughout the weekend. See you all very soon."
85,000 people are expected to attend T in the Park this weekend, with many heading tonight to start the party early and ensure they get the best possible position on the campsite.
STV weatherman Sean Batty will be bringing you another T weather update this afternoon but for now, it looks like it's going to be showery so pack your poncho and your suncream and enjoy.
- Check our Sean's latest T weather forecast here
- Geoff Ellis insists T will go on
- Check out our top 5 acts to see on Friday
- And Saturday
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Ogilvie Raceway
By: R.J. Sahlstrom (June 15)
Early in the day if you said the whole program at Ogilvie Raceway would be totally dry, everyone would think you were crazy. Every rain cell and cloud in the sky dissipated by race time and the races would go on as scheduled. Earning a trip to victory lane in the WISSOTA Dirt Track Racing Series were Brett Johnson, Dave Mass, Ryan Bowers, Justin Pogones and Matt Halls.
An excellent field of the Upper Midwest Sprintcar Series winged warriors was featured on the program at the "Big O". Tony Norem would survive a deflating left rear tire on his way to the checkers in the A-Main.
The WISSOTA Modifieds were led to green in the main event by Jason Voigt and Keith Tourville. Voigt blasted out to the lead on the first circuit and would drive a masterful race while leading the first fifteen laps. Brett Johnson then made an excellent pass by Voigt to take the lead on lap sixteen. He would lead the rest of the laps in the Johnson Auto sponsored ride in the race that went flag to flag. Filling out the top five were Voigt, Dave Mass, Jody Bellefeuille and JB Stortz.
Modified heat race victories were claimed by Mass and Stortz.
Leading the WISSOTA Super Stock field to green in the Feature were Andy Davey and Brandon Englund. Davey led the race briefly for one lap when he was passed on the next round by Dave Mass who started outside row four. Mass took command of the race at that point. He survived four restarts due to cautions scattered throughout the remainder of the race earning a trip to victory lane in the Shaw Trucking ride for the second consecutive week. He was followed by Josh Anderson, Dan Gullikson, Mike Loomis and Adam Ayotte.
The Super Stock heat race wins went to Gullikson and Davey.
Brandon Hines and Brandon Bombardo would set the pace on row one for the WISSOTA Midwest Modified feature. Hines grabbed the first lead of the main event as he led the first six circuits. Ryan Bowers then passed Hines for the lead on lap seven from a row four start. He survived three restarts scattered throughout the remaining laps to finish a clean sweep in the Moments by Melissa entry. Chasing him at the checkers were Justin Oestreich (from 10th), Jason VandeKamp (from 9th), Jeremy Nelson (from 13th) and Mack Estey.
The Midwest Modified heat winners were Charlie Zander, Bowers and Estey.
Leading the WISSOTA Street Stock field to the feature green were Mark Voigt and Kyle Howland. Jim Gullikson took the first lead for the first four circuits. Keith Tourville took the next shot at the checkers as he led through lap seven. Gullikson regained the lead on lap eight and would hold it until he was passed again by Tourville on lap ten. Gullikson then took his third lead of the event as he led lap twelve. Justin Pogones would become the final leader as he passed Gullikson on lap thirteen and never looked back. He completed the sweep in the AJ's Complete Automotive sponsored ride followed by Tourville, Gullikson, Kurt Becken (from 12th) and Howland.
The Street Stock heat checkers were taken by current National Rookie point leader, Brad Schmidt and Pogones.
On the front row for the WISSOTA Mod-4 feature were Andrew Kresal and Nick Jelacie. Kresal took the early lead in the event for the first three laps. Matt Halls then passed Kresal for the lead on lap four and never looked back. The entire event went without a single caution. Halls took the Yarmon Ford car to the checkers trailed by Kyle Thell, Kresal, Jelacie and Chad Funt.
Thell won the heat race in the Mod-4 class.
The Hornet heat races were won by Quain Busitsky and Matthew Dibb. Quain Busitsky finished a clean sweep as he took the checkers for the second week in a row in the Feature.
The next event at Ogilvie Raceway will be a regular race program on Saturday June 23rd. The first green flag drops at 6:30pm. If you are looking for some exciting dirt track racing on a Saturday night, come to the "BIG O" for dirt track racing at its finest.
WISSOTA Modified
Heat 1: Mass, B. Johnson, Tourville, Nelson, Bellefeuille, Peterson
Heat 2: Stortz, Voigt, JT Johnson, Estey, Schuelke
Feature: Brett Johnson, Jason Voigt, Dave Mass, Jody Bellefeuille, JB Stortz, Keith Tourville, Skeeter Estey, Dustin Nelson, JT Johnson, John Schuelke, Kristopher Peterson
WISSOTA Super Stock
Heat 1: Gullikson, Anderson, Fitzsimmons, Mueller, Robideau, Ayotte, Tabatt, Haehn, Robyn
Heat 2: Davey, Englund, Mass, Loomis, Malecki, Preble, Schmidt, Swalboski
Feature: Dave Mass, Josh Anderson, Dan Gullikson, Mike Loomis, Adam Ayotte, Andy Davey, Ronnie Malecki, Mike Mueller, Kyle Robideau, Jason Tabatt, Jacob Swalboski, Bob Preble, Brandon Englund, Larry Fitzsimmons, Justin Haehn, Dexter Robyn, Donna Schmidt
WISSOTA Midwest Modified
Heat 1: Zander, VandeKamp, T. Siercks, Oestreich, Nelson, English, D. Siercks, Putnam
Heat 2: Bowers, Gerwing, Matuska, Voigt, Friez, Newgard, Davis, Bauman
Heat 3: Estey, Bombardo, Hines, Schulte, Fontecchio, Fouquette, Lien, Halverson
Feature: Ryan Bowers, Justin Oestreich, Jason VandeKamp, Jeremy Nelson, Mack Estey, Kyle Matuska, Tyler English, Shane Gerwing, Charlie Zander, Brandon Hines, Brandon Bombardo, Jeffery Lien, Jr., Brent Friez, Kevin Newgard, Ryan Putnam, Cory Bauman, Tim Siercks, Chad Fouquette, Travis Schulte, David Siercks, Joe Voigt, Gino Fontecchio, Ricky Davis, Mike Halverson
WISSOTA Street Stock
Heat 1: Schmidt, Tourville, Gullikson, Adams, Frey, Zerfas, Mastell
Heat 2: Pogones, Mensen, Howland, Voigt, Jones, Becken, Busitzky
Feature: Justin Pogones, Keith Tourville, Jim Gullikson, Kurt Becken, Kyle Howland, Behn Mensen, John Adams, Patrick Zerfas, Jeff Frey, Quentin Busitzky, Dylan Jones, Mark Voigt, Brad Schmidt, David Mastell
WISSOTA Mod 4's
Heat: Thell, Halls, Funt, Kresal, Jelacie, Larson
Feature: Matt Halls, Kyle Thell, Andrew Kresal, Nick Jelacie, Chad Funt, Tyler Larson
Heat 1: Busitzky, Grummons, Swanson, L. Paulson, T. Kraft, English, Troupe, J. Olson
Heat 2: Dibb, J. Paulson, N. Olson, Opsahl, Zerfas, J. Kraft, Voss, Blosberg
Feature: Quain Busitzky, Matthew Dibb, Larry Paulson, Clay Blosberg, Noah Olson, Travis Swanson, Dillon Troupe, Teale Kraft, Brandon Opsahl, Levi Voss, Payton English, Jacob Olson, Madison Zerfas, Josh Paulson, Jenna Kraft, Brady Grummons
UMSS Sprints
GRP Motorsports Feature: Tony Norem, Chris Graf, Brooke Tatnell, Jason Tostenson, Scott Broty, Sye Anderson, Jerry Richert, Jr., Anna Kouba, Chad Patterson, Tony Kaus, Kevin Bradwell, Jared Goerges, James Broty, Scotty Thiel, Andy Jones, Tori Knutson
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Indent guides help visualize the indent levels, and mark out which ones apply to the caret position – they are helpful in long functions. If you prefer a cleaner look without them, they can be disabled by adding "draw_indent_guides": false to your user file settings, which are accessible from the "Preferences/File Settings – User" menu.
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Hello World!
Hello world is right! I finally got the gusto to launch a website and blog. If some of you can't tell I used WordPress to help me design my site. Their first post for everyone's site that is "Hello World!" and I thought to myself, 'finally, I am reaching out, hello world is right.' Anyway here is a little info for you about the website and blog. I set this up so YOU the reader could see what I am up to photographically. My goal is to update the blog about once a week, hopefully. I know what your thinking, only 52 entries a year, no problem man… If you notice I am slacking be sure to drop me a note (you can reach me on the contact/info page). I will try to feature a photo that I have taken and give a little note about it.
The galleries page will be online and displaying some of my work soon. I plan on making a few different galleries to showcase various subjects including travel, sports, weddings and much more. If you have any suggestions for me feel free to send them via the "comments" section below.
With out further adieu my first post!
As some of you know I moonlight as an airline pilot during the week. I decided to re-create an image the other night I had taken following a conversation with a friend who liked it. He even suggested I put it in my portfolio. (Just-in-kase you are curious as to who made me re-shoot this image you can click here.) Well the light made the original image hard to recreate and I decided to start experimenting. I will not go into the details of how it was actually captured but I will say this: Nikon D700 24mm lens ISO 1600 @f/2.8 for 1 second with only moonlight. I actually got a few awesome ones from this set of photos and was quite surprised when I finally opened them up on the computer. It sure was fun!


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I don't know about you, but I'll admit that I was completely caught off guard by the recent (and ongoing?) crash in oil prices. It'd be a stretch to say I'm embarrassed by my lack of foresight, although perhaps "dumb-ass" would be a bit deserving. For even though there were bloggers out there discussing the possible ramifications of low oil prices, its possibility still didn't register with me. … [Read more...]
Distraction, surveillance, peak oil and the end of the Internet
Let me be upfront about one thing: I don't particularly want to be writing a blog, from which this article comes. But as I am an unpublished writer completing his first book in this early twenty-first century of ours, for what should be obvious reasons, I am. Why don't I particularly want to be writing a blog? For one, I'm not a very big fan of the Internet, and beginning in mid-2008 had … [Read more...]
Big oil companies find it harder to turn a buck
Judging by pump prices, drivers might think oil companies were rolling in profits that only move higher. Lately, though, the big boys in the global oil industry are finding that earning a buck isn't as easy as it used to be. Royal Dutch Shell, for instance, just announced that fourth quarter earnings would fall woefully short of expectations. The Anglo-Dutch energy giant warned its quarterly … [Read more...]
Why the world needs Transition
There are many approaches to the three main crises threatening civilization today, namely, climate change, peak oil and economic crisis. The problem is that most of them won't work. Weak and cowardly Most responses to these huge problems are too little, too late. For example, even though stimulus (spend more) and austerity (make big cuts) take opposite approaches to fixing the economy, wherever … [Read more...]
Staying on the train
The traveler has to knock at every alien door to come to his own, and one has to wander through all the outer worlds to reach the innermost shrine at the end. -- Rabindranath Tagore Nearly every day I speak with people who are confused, bewildered, disoriented, or conversely, extraordinarily clear about what is happening to them. A few years, months, or weeks earlier, they began waking up to the … [Read more...]
6 ways to become more miserable about climate change and peak oil
It's bad enough that most middle-class people still have to struggle to keep their jobs and homes in today's Second Great Depression. But if you're even a little bit awake, then you also have to worry about longer-term threats: climate change, Fukushima, peak oil and the impending collapse of industrial civilization. There's plenty of reason for anyone to be depressed these days. Yet, … [Read more...]
The high price of materialism
A war on climate change is a war on materialism, plain and simple. The carbon pollution spewing out of our power plants and tail pipes is a natural byproduct of the monstrous engine of economic growth we have built, an engine that exists solely to satisfy the demand our materialism creates. Indeed this demand is so great that if everyone in the world lived like Americans, we'd need 4 whole Earths … [Read more...]
The economy isn't coming back
Presently Americans wait with bated breath, watching sales numbers and unemployment statistics, grasping for signs that an economic recovery is underway. We search for signals that indicate we're growing, that there will be a job for everyone who wants one, and that the United States will resume the prosperity and standing in the world it once had. We wait in vain. The economy isn't … [Read more...]
Maddow gives air time to Koch brothers fracking advocate
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Shameless birthday fundraising plug
Today is Transition Voice publisher Erik Curren's birthday. I thought that was reason enough to make one of our occasional plugs for donations to help support the work at Transition Voice. Talk about one of the hardest working guys in the news business. In spite of the fact that Erik has already entered the new economy, holding down five different jobs simultaneously — he's a web designer, … [Read more...]
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Easter Egg Run 2014
We are proud to announce that the annual South Yorkshire Motorcycle Egg Run will take place on Easter Sunday, 20th April 2014. The Children's Hospital Charity's patron James Toseland will lead the parade to Weston Park.
Organised by the Three Shires Honda Owners Club, all bikers wishing to take part in the parade are to arrive from 7:30am at Carcraft, Europa Link, Sheffield. There will be a briefing from South Yorkshire Police at approx 9:45am and the parade will set off prompt at 10:00am.
£2 per rider to take part, payable on the day.
Families who wish to see the convoy of bikes and have the chance to meet James Toseland should arrive at Weston Park for 10:20am at the latest.
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Excerpt Only This is a shortened version or summary of the article that appeared in the March 01, 2002 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine. If you would like a copy of the complete article, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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In previous articles, I've looked at a number of uses for JavaScript, on both the server and the client. I hope to continue my exploration of such systems, particularly on the client side, in the coming months.
But for now, I want to tackle a more mundane problem that JavaScript programmers encounter all the time: the fact that JavaScript doesn't have any native string-interpolation mechanism. Sure, you always can use the + operator to concatenate strings:
"hello, " + "world"
which gives you the string:
"hello, world"
which is what you might expect. But, what if you have a variable
, and you want to say
to the user in a friendly way?
In Ruby, you would use:
"hello, #{username}"
And in Python, you would write:
"hello, %s" % username
But in JavaScript, you're basically stuck typing:
"hello, " + username
which isn't so terrible if you have one variable at the end of the string. But the more I'm working with JavaScript, the more I'd like to have more sophisticated string interpolation.
While I'm wishing, I'd like to have all sorts of text-formatting and templating capabilities that I'm used to from other languages or from various Web frameworks.
Fortunately, several templating systems exist. One of the most prominent and interesting is Mustache.js, a JavaScript implementation of the Mustache templating system that is available for many different languages. In contrast with most other templates I've used, Mustache.js is not a fully fledged programming language, as you might expect. Rather, it's a tightly defined domain-specific language that describes the page, but that doesn't have the potential to make templates into another code repository.
So, this article explores Mustache.js—how to install and use it, as well as when it's appropriate and how to use a few of the more-advanced features that come with it.
Many readers probably are familiar with a typical sort of template, with a style used by PHP, ASP, JSP and Ruby's ERb. Anything that should be executed goes in braces that look like this:
<% varname = 5 %>
And, anything you want to display on the screen gets nearly the same sort of tag, but with an = sign on the left:
<%= varname %>
The good news with such templates is that they're rather easy to use. You don't have to worry about which symbols mean what, or set up a file just to see some interpolated variables. But on the other hand, they're too simple for producing large-scale reports and certainly for doing serious text manipulation.
The other problem is that as soon as you put code into your template, you're violating the rule of MVC, which is that you don't want to put very much executable code in your template. Assigning variables isn't a good idea, but calling methods, not to mention retrieving rows from the database, is something you normally don't want to be doing within your views. But, you can be even stricter in how you interpret this no-execution policy. What if you could avoid all executable code, including if/then statements, loops and other things to which you're accustomed?
Mustache adopts this philosophy in that it allows for a limited set of things to take place within the template. You could argue (and I'd probably believe you) that it's going too far to say, as the Mustache slogan says, that they're "logic-less templates". Indeed, Mustache templates do have a fair amount of logic in them. But the nature of the templating language ensures that the special functions cannot be abused too terribly. If you want to execute code, you'll have to do it outside the realm of Mustache.
(If you're wondering, it's called Mustache because it uses double-curly braces, {{ and }}, as delimiters. Double-curly braces indicate where you want interpolation to take place, and they also delimit various control structures.)
Installing Mustache.js couldn't be easier. Download the single mustache.js file from GitHub, put it in an appropriate directory inside the JavaScript directory for your Web application—or alongside your HTML file, if you're just experimenting with it outside a framework—and you're ready to go.
Note that the inclusion of Mustache.js doesn't turn your HTML file (or your JavaScript file, for that matter) into a Mustache template. Rather, it provides you with a number of functions that can be applied to text strings. You then can do whatever you want with those text strings, from inserting them into a file to using them for further processing.
Listing 1 contains a simple example of using Mustache.js. At the top
of the  section, I include both the jQuery library and
Mustache.js, as I often would in an HTML file. I then have a bit
of JavaScript code executing in the standard
function call, ensuring that it will be executed only after jQuery has
detected that the entire HTML document has loaded. This avoids a race
condition, in which the JavaScript might or might not run before the
HTML has been rendered.
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The following is the beginning of a series of columns on Linux disasters and how to recover from them, inspired in part by a Halloween Linux Journal Live episode titled "Horror Stories". You can watch the original episode at www.linuxjournal.com/video/linux-journal-live-horror-stories.
Nothing teaches you about Linux like a good disaster. Whether it's a hard drive crash, a wayward rm -rf command or fdisk mistakes, there are any number of ways your normal day as a Linux user can turn into a nightmare. Now, with that nightmare comes great opportunity: I've learned more about how Linux works by accidentally breaking it and then having to fix it again, than I ever have learned when everything was running smoothly. Believe me when I say that the following series of articles on system recovery is hard-earned knowledge.
Treated well, computer equipment is pretty reliable. Although I've experienced failures in just about every major computer part over the years, the fact is, I've had more computers outlast their usefulness than not. That being said, there's one computer component you can almost count on to fail at some point—the hard drive. You can blame it on the fast-moving parts, the vibration and heat inside a computer system or even a mistake on a forklift at the factory, but when your hard drive fails prematurely, no five-year warranty is going to make you feel better about all that lost data you forgot to back up.
The most important thing you can do to protect yourself from a hard drive crash (or really most Linux disasters) is back up your data. Back up your data! Not even a good RAID system can protect you from all hard drive failures (plus RAID doesn't protect you if you delete a file accidentally), so if the data is important, be sure to back it up. Testing your backups is just as important as backing up in the first place. You have not truly backed up anything if you haven't tested restoring the backup. The methods I list below for recovering data from a crashed hard drive are much more time consuming than restoring from a backup, so if at all possible, back up your data.
Now that I'm done with my lecture, let's assume that for some reason, one of your hard drives crashed and you did not have a backup. All is not necessarily lost. There are many different kinds of hard drive failure. Now, in a true hard drive crash, the head of the hard drive actually will crash into the platter as it spins at high speed. I've seen platters after a head crash that are translucent in sections as the head scraped off all of the magnetic coating. If this has happened to you, no command I list here will help you. Your only recourse will be one of the forensics firms out there that specialize in hard drive recovery. When most people say their hard drive has crashed, they are talking about a less extreme failure. Often, what has happened is that the hard drive has developed a number of bad blocks—so many that you cannot mount the filesystem—or in other cases, there is some different failure that results in I/O errors when you try to read from the hard drive. In many of these circumstances, you can recover at least some, if not most, of the data. I've been able to recover data from drives that sounded horrible and other people had completely written off, and it took only a few commands and a little patience.
Hard drive recovery works on the assumption that not all of the data on the drive is bad. Generally speaking, if you have bad blocks on a hard drive, they often are clustered together. The rest of the data on the drive could be fine if you could only access it. When hard drives start to die, they often do it in phases, so you want to recover as much data as quickly as possible. If a hard drive has I/O errors, you sometimes can damage the data further if you run filesystem checks or other repairs on the device itself. Instead, what you want to do is create a complete image of the drive, stored on good media, and then work with that image.
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Tried it all but my rescued image does not show any file under /home/lopo although they are there. On an 92GB partition on less than 700KB are damaged but it was enough to lost everything ;(
Foremost does not reconigzed a lot of my files: bz2, gz, svg, odf files, etc., so -t all is not really ALL.
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While I have no quibble with using ddrescue instead of dd (the wonderful thing about *nix is that there are 72 different ways to do anything) I do have to comment on your statement: "In fact, in some circumstances, I prefer using ddrescue over dd for regular imaging as well, just for the progress output."
dd provides progress info if you send a USR1 to the process. From the dd(1) man page:
Sending a USR1 signal to a running `dd' process makes it
print I/O statistics to standard error and then resume copying.
I guess I'm lucky
I guess I'm lucky then.
I've never had a hard drive fail on me. Ever. Not at work, not at home.
I still keep my first PC around, with its fully functional hard drive in it (a 80486 80MHz with a 528 MB hard drive, from 1994 I think).
A Better 'Method of Last Resort'
If you can't mount a ddrescue image, but need to retrieve documents, photographs, pdf files, ect. you can use a nifty program called "foremost." It is available for most *nix platforms, and on Windoze via cygwin. Foremost scans through a hard drive image, mountable or not, and looks for recognizable file headers. It understands over twenty popular file headers including jpg, pdf, doc, xml, etc. When it finds these files it dumps them out as usable files. It is truly a thing of beauty. The first time you use it, you will just sit back in amazement. For example, if you have a hard drive image named my_hd_image.dd, that was made with one of the dd utilities, you could execute the following command:
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After the command executes, a subdirectory will be created that has all of the recovered files, organized neatly by file type. On Ubuntu, you can get foremost by typing:
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This tools is also excellent for recovering deleted files from USB drives, etc. Enjoy!
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1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese or reduced-fat cream cheese (Neufchâtel) , softened
1 tablespoon chopped fresh dill weed or 1 teaspoon dried dill weed
4 flour tortillas (8 to 10 inches in diameter)
1 package (4 1/2 ounces) smoked salmon, skinned and finely chopped
16 spinach leaves
16 strips (about 5x1/4 inch) red bell pepper
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1. Mix cream cheese and dill weed. Spread about 1/4 cup of the cream cheese mixture over each tortilla. Sprinkle each with 1/4 cup salmon. Place 3 or 4 spinach leaves and 4 bell pepper strips evenly spaced on each tortilla.
2. Roll up tortillas tightly; seal edge of each tortilla by spreading with additional cream cheese mixture. wrap securely with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 2 hours but no longer than 24 hours.
3. To serve, cut into 1-inch pieces. Place cut side up on serving platter.
Do-Ahead Tip
Making the pinwheels up to 2 days ahead, then covering tightly and refrigerating them, allows you time to fuss with other last-minute party details.
Give these easy do-ahead pinwheels a flavor twist by using a 2 1/2-ounce package of thinly sliced fully cooked ham instead of the salmon and 1/2 cup well-drained crushed pineapple instead of the spinach.
Nutrition Information:
1 Serving: Calories 70 (Calories from Fat 35 ); Total Fat 4 g (Saturated Fat 2 g); Cholesterol 10 mg; Sodium 130 mg; Total Carbohydrate 7 g (Dietary Fiber 1 g); Protein 3 g Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 16 %; Vitamin C 4 %; Calcium 2 %; Iron 4 % Exchanges: 1/2 Starch; 1/2 Fat
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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