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Serves: 8
Yields: -8
Total Time: 1 hr 5 min
Cook Time: 1 hr 5 min
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- 2 teaspoon(s) Unsalted Butter
- 1.5 pound(s) Green Beans, Thin strips legnthwise /Blanced
- 2.25 cup(s) Wild Mushroom Soup
- 2 tablespoon(s) Essence, + 2 tsps
- 2 cup(s) Fontina Cheese, Grated
- 5 cup(s) Vegetable Oil
- 2 large Yellow Onions, Peeled and Thinly Sliced
- Hot Pepper Sauce
- 2 cup(s) All-Purpose Flour
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 2-quart baking dish with the butter and set aside. In a large bowl, combine the green beans, Wild Mushroom Soup, 2 teaspoons of Essence, and 1 1/2 cups of the cheese, and stir well. Pour into the prepared dish, sprinkle the remaining 1/2 cup of cheese on top, and bake until bubbly, 30 to 35 minutes.
- In a large saucepan, add enough oil to come about 3 inches up the sides of the pan, and heat to 360 degrees F.
- Pat the onions dry. Drizzle hot sauce on the onions and toss. In a bowl, combine the flour and 2 tablespoons of the Essence. Add the onions and toss to coat evenly. Shake the onions to remove any excess flour and add in batches to the hot oil. Cook, stirring occasionally, until crisp and golden brown, 1 1/2 to 2 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Top casserole with fried onions and serve.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SHeust on 7/31/2011 8:45:00 PM more reviews by SHeust
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
I loved the scent of Golden Light in the store. I was disappointed that it was not available in the roller ball like the other two fragrances were, and was informed this was because they were discontinuing the roller ball (already - it had just came out!) because of problems with it not functioning properly. I held off on buying this for awhile because the full size bottle was quite expensive, at least for me. Finally I got a Sephora gift card and splurged on this.
Three days later I went into the bathroom and half the perfume had spilled out. I couldn't figure out what had happened until I saw that the top of the bottle had broke into pieces, likely because the cap had been screwed on too tight during production. Huge bummer! The bottle was very pretty, sure, but I lost all that perfume - and money! I poured the rest into a cheapie plastic spray bottle.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Soie on 7/25/2010 9:58:00 PM more reviews by Soie
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Mostly spices, patchouli and woods, with a few indistinct floral notes tossed in. Freshly applied it has an irritating and unexpected spicy incense aroma. After an hour or so the fragrance calms down to more of a dried floral and wood shavings potpourri type scent.
I don't want to smell like incense or potpourri but at least the potpourri is less abrasive and a bit more feminine in character.
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*TOP REVIEWER* colorcat on 2/25/2010 1:05:00 AM more reviews by colorcat
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On my skin, "Bare Skin" is a dupe for EL Sensuous. Not a bad department-store scent, but I already own it, so why would I want a copy? Surprised this is such a rip off.
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*TOP REVIEWER* VictrixObsequens on 1/23/2010 5:39:00 PM more reviews by VictrixObsequens
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I got a sample of this from Sephora and I really like it. It's an every-day type of scent and to me the dry-down smells like Vanilla. I think I would purchase a full-sized version of this perfume. The smell is slightly more mature, like someone in their late 20s to early 40s. It lasts about 6 hours, which is acceptable but I wish it lasted a little longer on me.
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Okay. Call me crazy, but I like this scent. Initially, it smells pretty spicy/oriental woodsy, but dries down to a nice powder clean scent. It is pretty strong so I wouldn't wear to the office. I imagine it more of a date night fragrance. I keep smelling my wrist and the longer it is on, the more I like the scent. I prefer the spicy scents for the evening and wintertime. It is touted as smelling of the beach and summer. Nope. I don't get that at all. I do get the scent and really like it. Smell for yourself. Don't judge by reviews. Everyone is different when it comes to scents, something that gets low reviews, might just smell heavenly on YOU!
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*TOP REVIEWER* shan1976 on 12/10/2009 1:40:00 AM more reviews by shan1976
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This is pretty stinky. I am disappointed. I got a sample of it from Sephora and so glad I didn't buy it! I am kind of surprised this Leslie woman put her name on such a stinky perfume.
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*TOP REVIEWER* maybelle on 12/5/2009 10:20:00 PM more reviews by maybelle
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I did not buy this, thank goodness. I was at Sephora with some friends, and decided to test this one. It smelled, how can explain this, unclean and unwashed. I don't know if that makes sense. I guess I don't generally like musky scents, and this one smelled "musty" rather than "musky" to me. This scent does not seem representative of the BE line at all.
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*TOP REVIEWER* kimk on 12/4/2009 3:49:00 PM more reviews by kimk
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Wow - this turned to pure patchouli on me almost instantly. I could smell it was in there, but once on, that's all it was. Even in the bottle this smells like a man's cologne, and there's nothing beachy about it at all. This was simply awful on me. I can't even get all of it off using straight rubbing alcohol - and I want it gone!
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marticica888 on 11/28/2009 6:26:00 PM more reviews by marticica888
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Pffft ooverdone and generic.
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*TOP REVIEWER* georton on 11/20/2009 3:49:00 PM more reviews by georton
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SEA is happy to announce that it will continue its scholarship program for the 2014-15 Academic year. SEA awarded 4 scholarships last year totaling $6,500. SEA is pleased to announce the addition of the Benjamin J. Keiser memorial for Coastal Engineering of up to $3,500. SEA will also be offering its traditional Environmental Science scholarships up to $7,000. Scholarship criteria and … [Read more...]
HELP US TO REMOVE THE SAND LEFT BEHIND AFTER SANDY SEA BRIGHT NEEDS YOUR HELP On September 21 and 22 we will make a concerted effort in North Beach, Sea Bright to remove all of the excess sand. The sand on the splash pad and in the area to the east of Ocean Ave continues to pile up and restricts residents and others from enjoying it for biking, walking, running, etc. … [Read more...]
Paddle Out Manasquan is offering, registered and potential, SEA paddlers FREE clinic!
Starting this Sunday and continuing every Sunday until the SEA Paddle NYC (August 9th), Paddle Out Manasquan will be hosting a free clinic to get you ready for the 2013 SEA Paddle NYC. The clinic starts at 8 AM and will run on following dates, 7/7, 7/14, 7/21, 7/28 and 8/4. If you are on the fence about registering let these guys take you out on a test run. First time racers and veterans alike … [Read more...]
Volunteer for the SEA Paddle NYC 2013
Do you want to be involved with one of the coolest events in New York City? Well you could paddle either the 25 or 5 mile courses… Never paddled before? How about volunteering for the event? If you are interested in volunteering please signup through the link provided. A representative from the SEA Paddle will get back to shortly. Since everything is relative that means in a week or two. … [Read more...]
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New Jersey beach-replenishment projects now taking surfers' concerns into consideration
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SEA Paddle NYC 2012
Sea Paddle's Annual Paddle around New York City is an exciting event that boasts everyday athletes, celebrities, and professional surfers participating in a 26 mile journey around Manhattan! Sea Paddle NYC's mission is to provide much needed support for Autism and Environmental Activism. This year we have 3 exciting paddles to choose from. Our Classic SEAPaddleNYC around Manhattan, the Elite Race … [Read more...]


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Gary Barlow reportedly eats separately from the other X Factor judges to ensure he stays on his diet.
The Take That star is on a special diet to help keep him trim.
The singer has a chef who prepares his meals and he avoids the canteen where Tulisa Contostavlos and Louis Walsh eat.
Gary has apparently also banned sugar, caffeine and milk from his diet, drinking peppermint tea instead.
A source told The Sun: "It's fair to say he is obsessive about his food and will do whatever it takes to avoid temptation.
"He has even requested he sit away from the other judges when they eat so he is not distracted from his vegetables and lean protein meals. Simon thinks it's hilarious."
The 41-year-old judge had openly discussed his weight loss in the past.
After Take That split in 1996, Gary suffered with depression and began to comfort eat.
He said: "For someone so big I felt incredibly small."
Since the band reformed in 2005, Barlow has lost over five stone.
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Preseason Recap: San Antonio Scorpions 1 Deportivo Saprissa 1
A second half goal from defender Greg Janicki gave the hosts San Antonio Scorpions of the NASL a 1-1 draw against the 29-time Costa Rican First Division Champions, Deportivo Saprissa, in an international friendly to close out the 2014 preseason on Saturday evening at Toyota Field.
"It was a good result against this team Saprissa," said Janicki after the match. "It was a great ball from Danny (Barrera) and it was long waited goal that we deserved."
The three-time winner of the CONCACAF Champions Cup (now Champions League), Saprissa took the lead in the 30th minute with a penalty kick goal from forward Ulises Segura after a foul inside the 18-yard box by the defender Adrian Cann.
The Scorpions looked for the equalizer and came close on chances from Polish striker Tomasz Zahorski and Trinidad & Tobago defender Julius James but the score remained 1-0 in favor of Saprissa going into halftime.
In the second half, the Scorpions continued their pressure towards the goal of Saprissa with the goalkeeper posting several key stops. However, in the 79th minute San Antonio notched the equalizer when Janicki scored off a corner kick from Colombian forward Danny Barrera.
Midfielder Walter Restrepo had a chance for the game-winner with seven minutes remaining but his shot went wide of goal for the 1-1 final score.
The encounter was the first meeting between the Scorpions and Saprissa, who was also the first Costa Rican team to qualify and finish third at the FIFA Club World Cup in 2005. It was also the first visit by Saprissa to the state of Texas since the 2008 Champions' Cup.
The Scorpions are scheduled to kick off the 2014 NASL Spring Season when they greet Minnesota United FC on April 12.
International Friendly
04.05.2014: San Antonio, Texas; Toyota Field
Greg JANICKI 79' – Ulises SEGURA 30' pen
San Antonio Scorpions: David Bingham - Jonathan Borrajo, Greg Janicki, Adrian Cann, Stephen DeRoux, Danny Barrera, Richard Menjivar, Julius James, Shaun Saiko (55: Sainey Touray), Tomasz Zahorski (64: Eric Hassli), Walter Restrepo (90: Jonathan Faña). Booked: DeRoux 53', Janicki 60'
Deportivo Saprissa: Danny Carvajal, Sergio Cordoba, Luis Flores, Luis Rojas, Keysher Fuller, Dylan Tejeda, Dylan Flores, Deyver Vega, Joshua Mungvia, Ulises Segura.


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Dec 30, 2012, 07:36 AM | |
A while back a guy reported that you could alternate model match numbers with the DX4e module and thus control 2 receivers.
I could never get it to work though so he might have been full of Post is here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...3#post20316163 Had I got it to work I would have put it forward to be included in ER9X to get around the 6 channel limit. When I tried it neither receiver worked, but I had genuine Spek, he said he was using Orange. |
Dec 30, 2012, 09:18 AM | |
pmackenzie i do not use any Spektrum modules with original firmware, so can`t help you. i write my software for full 14 channel.
PhracturedBlue maybe. CRC checked after receive, no IRQ on timeout - this is a lost signal. i need more experimental. variants: stay on one channel and wait, goto next-next-next channel forward and backward. now i kill some bugs, one is a channel impulse jitter. have one more bug - too small range. need a change receiver, have one. or some flag in CYRF registers check. damn, i need english teacher. |
Jan 01, 2013, 04:39 AM | |
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I'm hoping to eventually make, or better yet reprogram USB receiver stick for a wireless mouse a HID joystick receiver for the Spektrum radios. From my reading of this thread the binding and reception/decoding of DSM/2/x are all known? It seems the walkera telemetry module is the easiest way to get my hands on a wired up cypress chip for testing. Has anyone already done something like this? I'd always rather build off of the shoulders of giants rather than start from scratch if I can help it.
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My end goal is a small usb stick, and since there are a lot of RC controllers using the cypress usb LP chipset, finding a usb stick with one onboard already seemed the fastest way to get to something others can use and extend.
Thanks for the info on the spektrum satellite. If there is any interest (and if I manage to do it) I'll release the code I use to get a satellite receiver -> USB joystick using either a tinyavr or one of the stellaris launchpads I have. |
Jan 13, 2013, 09:41 AM | |
some good, some not good news. here is dsmX receiver from orange 6 channel. source not full.
realised: dsmX bind, receive, auto resync, some telemetry (like RSSI and packets lost), true 9 bit PWM channels out (no sum-PPM, have not enouth CPU time), fail-safe. working in a pair, one receiver for 1-6 channel, second for 7-12 channels. not using satellite, not using digi channel info out UART. and now, ta-dam. they all does not work correctly. distance at full 100 mWt - 5 meters, at low power - 2 meters. i don`t know what happen. i change receiver, it work parallel with AR8000, TM1000. Spektrum modules work fine, i lost the signal. i write code for dsmX transmitter. it work correct, AR8000 and TM1000 get a good signal. my receiver lost. RSSI is strong - 21-31. i put off wifi router, not better. need some thinks. dsmx_rx |
Jan 13, 2013, 10:59 AM | |
Orange versus Spectrum
Hi Guys,
After looking 'inside' these RX's, when everything is said and done, are they the 'same', as in do they end up doing the same job equally well? Thanks Gordy I fly JR/Spectrum |
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Strange thing, one of the few reasons I could think of would be: You are always one channel (or some fixed offset) away from tx ? Any chance of something like this ? |
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For close to two years, Turienzo has been involved in a different sort of turf war and family intrigue, lacking the wholesale violence and crime of the novel. His is a battle of minds and nerves. It began as a typical labor-union campaign at Turienzo's long-time job site, the Goya Foods of Florida plant in Miami, and has grown into an ugly, all-out grudge match fueled by legal maneuvering, public posturing, and dark accounts of intimidation, retaliation, and deals that cannot be refused. Even the efforts of local, state, and national politicians have failed to resolve any part of the dispute, which now is being played out before a judge in downtown Miami.
Turienzo was one of the first casualties in the war between Goya and the Union of Needletrades, Industrial, and Textile Employees, commonly referred to as UNITE. When he and two co-workers lost their jobs last summer, their misfortune became the union's strongest rallying point. But even a public outcry hasn't been enough to deter Goya from its relentless drive to rout the union, despite two 1998 elections giving UNITE the right to represent about 120 workers.
Negotiations over a labor contract broke off eight months ago and this past December the company withdrew recognition of the union altogether. Meanwhile the three fired workers and their families have been playing a precarious financial waiting game. They'll probably go weeks or months longer before learning if a plodding legal process will restore their jobs and part of their lost wages. The other Goya employees are in limbo, too. They're being sweet-talked and regaled with easy loans, cheap cars, raises, and better benefits; some say it's all a pretty way of buying their loyalty. Still others say fear and distrust keep them quiet and cowed. Yet many employees are content with their jobs, proud to be part of "the big Goya family," and fed up with two years of feuding.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), an independent agency charged with administering labor laws, believes much of Goya's behavior during the union campaign has been illegal and has charged the company with 40 violations of the National Labor Relations Act. A hearing on the charges (which include the firings) has entered its third week before an administrative law judge at the downtown Miami office of the NLRB. A ruling isn't expected for several weeks, but a U.S. district judge may decide earlier on the matter of the firings and the breakoff of contract talks. Last month the NLRB asked federal Judge Alan S. Gold to issue an injunction ordering Goya to reinstate the workers and return to the bargaining table. It was the first time in more than a decade that the Miami labor board office had taken such aggressive action against an employer. Nevertheless Goya officials have promised to appeal any ruling against the company.
"Remember when the old man is dying?" Turienzo asks, referring to the death of Don Vito Corleone in the novel. "He tells his son if someone comes to him asking for a meeting, it's a sign of betrayal." (And the don's heir, Michael, soon receives a request for a meeting with the family's rivals.) "Well, [two Goya employees] came to me after I was fired and said [Goya president] Bob Unanue would like to meet with me," Turienzo recounts. He's sitting at his glass-top dining-room table at home in Hialeah Gardens. Fifty-four years old and with prematurely silver hair and mustache, he wears a spotless white polo shirt and jeans. His wife, Amarilis, is busy with her weekly housecleaning; their two children are at play in their bedrooms. Nothing suggests that Amarilis, a medical assistant, now pays all the family's bills or that she and her husband have no medical or dental insurance and must rely on the charity of fellow Cuban immigrants in emergencies.
"I went up to Bob's office," he continues. "We talked, but I could see right away he wasn't going to help me. Bob came to Goya as a good guy, someone who was going to fix the problems. So if he's so good, why am I still out of work?"
Many observers have asked the same question: After months of bad publicity, worker upheaval, and mounting legal bills, why won't Goya budge, even if only to take back three workers with a combined 43 years of employment?
Founded 64 years ago in New York by Prudencio and Carolina Unanue, Goya has remained privately held and family run. In 1999 Goya had 2200 employees, almost 27 percent more than the year before. It is the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States and distributes more than 1000 products under the brand names Goya, Diana, Kirby, and Nacelle. Sales last year totaled $653 million. Goya was ranked third by Hispanic Business magazine among the top 500 Hispanic businesses in the nation (Miami's MasTec was first) and is among the 50 largest advertisers within the U.S. Hispanic market, according to Strategy Research Corporation, a marketing research firm based in Miami.


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Ups and downs are phases of life…in business you will come across many such phases when conditions are not under your control. Similar is the case with the real estate market as market conditions can change at any time.
There is a high probability that at one time the market is at high points while in the next hour you can find heavy crisis.
So, it is really essential that you are well versed with the market and what is going around you.
Below are some real estate investment strategies that will aid you in purchasing a property here in the Philippines:
In the Philippines, there are two types of schemes which are very popular and that include houses along with condominiums.
Among the two housing schemes, the condominiums are more in trends and the benefits attached to it are more as compared to houses.
In terms of stability, a condominium is considered to be stable and therefore this residential property or business property is more ideal for resale.
There are a few places in the Philippines which are considered to be perfect for investment like Makati, the South area where almost all the developers are making their own townships, etc.
Businessmen and women who are highly experienced and possessing good command over the market know that those areas are one of the best places to invest – where the chances of profits are always high.
Being alert towards a situation is also essential in real estate investment.
There are so many varied sources through which a buyer can get the current status that can help them to take a better decision in the future.
Those who are investing in it from a long time are the ones who tend to know what can happen in the long run. Taking this fact into consideration, one may be able to plan for their future and in turn, prepare them to cope up easily when crisis hits.
To be successful in Philippine real estate investing, you have to learn how to predict the market in a longer term.
Another strategy which is used here in the Philippines is refinancing.
Initially in cases of crisis only this strategy was used but eventually it became a common deal among people. This was not only profitable but even goal driven. Thus most homebuyers relied on another loan just to avail the facilities of a real estate.
For more real estate investment strategies in the Philippines, there are a lot of resources that can be found online. You can find a few official websites which will help you to get the best results which you are searching for.
Guide To Buying a Philippine Real Estate Property For Filipinos Abroad


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2010 Ford Taurus SHO Review and Prices
Price: $25,995 - $34,445
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2010 Ford Taurus SHO Buying Advice
The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is the best car for you if you want an all-American performance sedan – and want it supersized.
The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is the juiced-up version of the reinvigorated 2010 Ford Taurus. It resurrects the "Super High Output" theme last seen in the 1999 Taurus lineup. The 2010 Taurus SHO has a 365-horsepower twin-turbo V-6 – a whopping 102 horsepower more than the V-6 in the mainstream 2010 Taurus – plus a fortified suspension and all-wheel drive (AWD).
Should you buy a 2010 Ford Taurus SHO or wait for the 2011 Ford Taurus SHO? Go for the 2010 Taurus SHO. The 2011 SHO isn't likely to change in any significant way, and Taurus could get a facelift as soon as model-year 2012. Buying a 2011 SHO means your car would look dated sooner than a 2010. And you might miss out on incentives buyers of 2010 models are enjoying.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Changes back to top
Styling: The three previous-generation Taurus SHOs were offered in model-years 1989-91, 1992-95, and 1996-99. Ford's philosophy was always to concentrate on the go, not the show, and so it is with the 2010 Taurus SHO. It has only subtle cues to differentiate it from a run-of-the-mill 2010 Taurus. Moreover, it's devoid of boy-racer scoops, flairs, or blacked-out trim. No casual onlooker would guess it goes 0-60 mph as quickly as a Dodge Challenger R/T with a Hemi V-8. The 2010 Taurus SHO is based on the re-engineered 2010 Taurus. Ford's full-size sedan gets a revamped chassis and all-new styling inside and out for 2010. But it retains the basic dimensions of the car that was known from 2005-07 as the Ford Five Hundred and from 2008-09 as the Taurus. Distinguishing the 2010 Taurus SHO from more-basic Taurus models are a few small "SHO/EcoBoost" badges, plus true dual exhausts with chrome tips instead of a double-tipped single outlet. The SHO's outside mirrors are body colored rather than black or chrome, and its brake calipers are finished in black rather than painted. Finally, the SHO wears a discreet trunk-lid spoiler. Standard are 19-inch alloy wheels with 255/45VR19 all-season tires. This wheel design and tires size is available on other Taurus models, but the SHO's wheels have a "luster nickel" finish rather than "sparkle silver," and its tires are rated for higher speeds. Exclusive to the SHO is a Performance Package option that includes unique 20-inch alloys and sticky 245/45ZR20 Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar summer-compound tires. The SHO uses the standard Taurus interior layout but with different trim and materials. For example, leather upholstery is standard on the SHO and its seats have perforated, contrasting-color inserts made from Miko suede, basically recycled yarns. Door panels are colored to match. The brake and accelerator pedals are sheathed in aluminum on the SHO, and some dashboard and console trim is piano-black plastic instead of faux wood or metal-finish.
Mechanical: The heart of the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is Ford's new EcoBoost V-6, the first of a family of four- and six-cylinder engines that uses turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and other technology to develop extra power without using extra gas. With 365 horsepower at 5500 rpm and 350 pound-feet of torque at 3500 rpm, Ford says this 3.5-liiter EcoBoost V-6 has eight-cylinder power and six-cylinder fuel economy. The other 2010 Taurus models also have a 3.5-liter V-6 but without the SHO's direct injection, turbocharging, or various internal modifications. Direct injection delivers fuel precisely and at high pressure for more efficient combustion, more power, and lower emissions. Two small turbochargers are used because they spool up more quickly than a single, larger one. The aim is less lag and better throttle response. The turbos are water-cooled for durability, and Ford projects a maintenance-free service life of at least 10 years or 150,000 miles for the system. A 355-horsepower version of this EcoBoost V-6 is available in other vehicles built on this platform – the Lincoln MKS sedan and the Ford Flex and Lincoln MKT crossover SUVs. Like other Taurus models, the SHO uses Ford's SelectShift six-speed automatic transmission, but here it's modified for strength and quicker shifts. Steering-wheel paddles are provided for manual-type gear changes. The SHO also comes standard with the AWD system that's optional on other Taurus models. It defaults to front-wheel drive in normal conditions but can send up to 50 percent of the power to the rear wheels if the front tires slip. The system is specially calibrated for the SHO, and the power steering assist is electric rather than hydraulic for greater heft and more sharpness. SHO-exclusive suspension tuning is part of the program, and Ford adds a sport mode to Taurus's standard AdvanceTrac Electronic Stability Control so the SHO driver can delay antiskid intervention – a move that allows the car to drift a bit through corners without automatically cutting engine power or inducing braking. The SHO comes with the same four-wheel antilock braking system used on other 2010 Taurus models.
Features: The 2010 Taurus SHO incorporates all the basic Taurus safety and convenience items, and adds a few exclusive features of its own. It comes with xenon headlamps and is available with a rearview camera that projects its image in the inside rearview mirror; both are features unavailable on other Taurus models. It also has exclusive rights to the SHO Performance Package. This includes special brake pads; even quicker electric steering; a button that shuts off the antiskid system; a 3.16:1 final-drive ratio for faster acceleration than the standard 2.77:1 ratio; stiffer suspension tuning; and the 20-inch wheels with summer-compound tires. Options shared with the rest of the 2010 Taurus line include Ford's Collision Warning with Brake Support. If the car is in danger of rear-ending another vehicle it sounds a warning and begins to active the brakes. Ford's Blind Spot Information System with Cross Traffic Alert (BLIS) is available to warn of unseen vehicles driving in adjacent lanes or to the sides when backing from a parking space. Power sunroof, heated and cooled front seats, massaging front seats, heated rear seats, and multicolored ambient cabin lighting are optional. So is a 390-watt Sony audio system. Bluetooth phone and USB iPod connectivity, and Ford's Sync system are standard on the 2010 SHO. Developed with Microsoft, Sync delivers real-time traffic, weather, and other information and can provide turn-by-turn directions via voice and dashboard screen. Available in addition to Sync is a voice-activated navigation system, which supplants the standard dashboard screen with a larger monitor that includes a rearview camera projection of its own. The nav system incorporates 10 gigabytes of music storage and can play DVDs on its screen when the transmission is in park.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Test Drive back to top
From behind the wheel: With a base curb weight of 4,388 pounds, the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is more than 200 pounds heavier than any car that can reasonably be considered a competitor. Yet, it launches from a stop with gusto and surges to pass or merge with lag-free thrust. Ford's not fibbing: the EcoBoost V-6 acts much like a well-tuned V-8 – better, in some respects, when you experience its ability to scoot from midrange speeds without requiring the transmission to downshift. Tests show 0-60 mph in a brisk 5.2 seconds.
Alas, this six-speed automatic can be hesitant to hold a lower gear when you might want it to, such as threading through corners or ascending a long grade. You can exert a fair degree of manual control via the steering-wheel paddles. The SHO in fact won't upshift in manual mode without your consent.
Nimble it isn't – not at this size and weight – but the SHO feels planted and balanced in changes of direction, even in bumpy turns. The electric steering is meaty and direct, the AWD grip confidence-inspiring. The SHO is locomotive-stable on straight stretches, too, with no untoward bound or float on wavy surfaces. Brake-pedal modulation is good, though not great, and stopping ability doesn't quite feel on par with SHO's ability to summon speed.
Dashboard and controls: The 2010 Taurus's double-brow dashboard creates separate driver and passenger zones bisected by a broad center console. It's a close-coupled cockpit feel and perfect for a sedan that's serious about being sporty. Main gauges are unobstructed and crisply illuminated – as is every instrument and control – but Ford neglects to mark the tachometer with a redline. That's a sin of omission in machine with performance credentials, even one with automatic transmission, but especially troubling in a car you must upshift in manual mode. Speaking of which, doesn't it seem counterintuitive to push a paddle forward to downshift (decelerate), but rein it rearward to upshift (accelerate)? Not to Ford.
Buttons, knobs, and vents are easily accessible and move without binding. Most are high enough to operate with the road in your field of vision. Same for the message and navigation screens. Sync is a champ, especially when combined with the thorough navigation system. However, relying on Sync for turn-by-turn coaching in test cars provided by Ford was a little dicey because it tended to wait until the moment of no return before delivering the next instruction.
The sense of purpose evident in Taurus's dashboard design is also apparent in the choice of materials lining the SHO's passenger compartment. Nothing rings hollow to the touch, and most surfaces are padded or attractively grained. Attention to detail? The small doors covering the console cupholders and storage bins are double-walled panels that open with damped precision.
Room, comfort, and utility: Ford was surprised prospective Taurus buyers didn't associate this sizable sedan with notions of "practicality" and "family car" but with images of "style" and "technology." Add "performance" and you have the SHO. That's important, because the SHO's ability to deliver sporty thrills lets it off the hook for some compromises in family-car practicality.
The 20.1-cubic-foot trunk is big enough to swallow the detritus of a U-Store-It cubical. And cabin bins and pockets abound. But truth be told, no 2010 Taurus has the voluminous headroom and limousine-grade leg room you'd expect of car 5 feet tall and 17 feet long. Four adults can ride in good comfort, and three fit shoulder-to-shoulder on the back bench. But nowhere is stretch-out space part of the deal. Thank the front seats' shape for holding you in place during fast cornering; the SHO's decorative suede inserts are too slick to contribute noticeably.
The SHO reacts decisively to bumps, feeling a piece as it traverses potholes and tar strips without reverberation. This taut suspension is part of its personality. In the same vein, Ford could have allowed this muscular V-6 to purr a bit louder, the exhaust to growl more. Wind noise is muffled to a distant whisper, too. There's some road rumble with the 20-inch tires, but taking into account its performance bent, the SHO is maybe too quiet a riot.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Prices back to top
The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO pricing starts at $37,995, including Ford's mandated $825 destination fee. The 2010 SHO is priced similarly to the only other domestic-brand cars with this kind of size and power, the Dodge Charger R/T and SRT8 and its corporate cousin, the Chrysler 300C. And 2010 SHO pricing isn't far off some tempting import sedans that have less power but still carry four adults in comfort, such as the Acura TL SH-AWD.
Among 2010 Taurus SHO add-ons is a $2,000 option package that bundles the sunroof, the 390-watt Sony audio, and heated and cooled front seats. A $3,000 option group includes those features and adds a power rear sunshade, heated rear seats, power adjustable pedals with memory, rain-sensing wipers, the BLIS system, and the mirror-mounted rearview camera.
Collision Warning with Brake Support costs $1,195 but must be ordered with one of the above-mentioned options groups; same for the $1,995 navigation system and the $595 massaging front seats.
The SHO Performance Package is a $995 add-on, but must be ordered with the $2,000 sunroof/Sony/heated seat group.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Fuel Economy back to top
The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO has EPA-estimated fuel economy of 17/25 mpg (city/highway). Remarkably, that's the same rating as the mainstream 263-horspower AWD Taurus and helps put the "eco" in EcoBoost. While the base 3.5 V-6 is tuned to run on 87-octane gas, however, Ford recommends the more-expensive 91-octane or higher premium-grade for the SHO.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Safety and Reliability back to top
At the time of this review, the 2010 Ford Taurus and 2010 Taurus SHO had yet to undergo government crash tests that award a maximum five stars for occupant protection (safecar.gov). Ford engineers, however, are confident the 2010 Taurus will repeat the 2009 model's five-star rating for driver and passenger protection in both frontal and side collisions. That should hold for the 2010 Taurus SHO, as well.
The Ford brand ranked slightly above average for initial overall quality in ratings compiled by J.D. Power and Associates, the leading automotive consumer survey firm (jdpower.com). The 2010 Ford Taurus was too new to be included in the latest quality surveys, but J.D. Power rated the 2009 Taurus about average for overall initial quality.
J.D. Power rates the Ford brand about average for overall reliability. Again, the 2010 Taurus was too new to be included in surveys that measure problems reported by owners of three-year-old models. The most-recently rated of its predecessors, the 2006 Ford Five Hundred, ranked above average for overall dependability after three years.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Release Date back to top
The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO went on sale in August 2009.
What's next for the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO back to top
The Taurus SHO will march in lockstep with major changes made to the mainstream Taurus lineup. That suggests no significant alterations for model-year 2011. Some reports say Ford could facelift the Taurus for model-year 2012 -- model-year 2013 at the latest – and could fully re-engineer or redesign the car for model-year 2015.
For the SHO, that timetable would mean 2012 or 2013 revamps that incorporate most styling changes made to the mainstream line. But if Ford determines the buying public isn't responding to the SHO because it doesn't look hot enough or different enough from other Taurus models, it could tart things up with visual cues that shout "performance" rather than whisper it. Those sorts of tweaks could come as early as model-year 2011.
In any event, painting a redline on the tachometer and perhaps rethinking the push/pull paddle-shifter logic would be welcome. More power, of course, is always possible if Ford thinks it can be provided with no effect on fuel economy.
2010 Ford Taurus SHO Competition back to top
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Yesterday Oracle released an update to Java 7 (Java 7u7 update) that fixed nineteen critical vulnerabilities, two of which were exploited by in-the-wild attacks that installed malware on infected machines. It took Oracles four months to patch the just-mentioned vulnerabilities; it took security researchers less than 24 hours to find a new exploit in Java 7u7.
According to Adam Gowdiak of Poland-based Security Explorations (the same people who reported the previous Java 7u6 vulnerability to Oracle four months ago), this new Java 7u7 exploit allows scumbags to take complete control of infected machines; it "facilitates full Java sandbox bypass on latest Java 7 Update 7″. To make matters worse, the attack vectors are now websites and e-mails.
Gowdiak says he is not releasing public details of the exploit for fear of abuse by scumbags but he does say his company has put together proof-of-concepts and sent them to Oracle. It isn't entirely clear what operating systems this new exploit affects but, seeing as Java is cross-platform, it likely affects Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
On the bright side, there haven't been any reports of this vulnerability being used in-the-wild (yet). However, it took Gowdiak and his team "about 2-3 hours" to find the new vulnerability while they tried "to fix the proof-of-concept codes that stopped working after applying the recent Java patch". So, even though Gowdiak has not released details of this exploit it is conceivable that other people can discover this new exploit on their own and start using it if they want to badly enough.
Oracle has not responded to this semi-new development and has not issued any patch. People that want to be protected from this exploit should preferably completely uninstall Java or, at the least, disable Java in browsers. Gowdiak claims this new vulnerability was achieved by combining "some of the April 2012 issues" and reports of the earlier vulnerabilities said it didn't affect Java 6. So, while unconfirmed, it is conceivable that Java 6u35 may be unaffected by this new vulnerability, so grab that if you must absolutely have Java.
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But if Firefox updated like Java used to, my hard drive would be full with Firefox 3.6 through 3.6.518Trillion! Java used to not even erase copies within the same version number but this seems to have changed. -
Thanks for reminding me about that link. I should have said Mozilla make it hard, Ashraf make it easy! Up to this point I have always just used portable versions or clones like Pale Moon, Comodo Ice Dragon, CometBird, and some other outdated ones.I have had the same trouble with the http:// but right now it seems to be working on partial links in FF15.
@Ashraf: Uhmm, you might wanna fix the Ars Technica source link. Easter Egg?!
@Eric: The last sentence in your comment made me LOL. So true, so true..
Unfortunately installing Java 6 will not uninstall Java 7. You will have to remember to uninstall Java 7 as well. Java has always been bad about this. I think I have seen 10 or more versions of Java installed on a single machine before. I only wish Firefox made it that easy to install multiple versions of their browser.


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Kilgore (Longview News-Journal) — Members of the Navarro Junior College basketball team were left with skin burns after being pepper-sprayed Saturday by a Kilgore College police officer in an incident minutes after a game against the Rangers.
The incident occurred in the wake of Kilgore's 88-78 win over Region XIV-leading Navarro.
Minutes before the pepper- spray incident, several Navarro players had to be restrained by their fans as they tried to re-enter the court area while Kilgore players and fans celebrated at midcourt.
The Navarro players were ushered back into a Masters Gymnasium corridor leading to the opposing locker room when an unidentified Kilgore College police officer entered the hallway.
"As I stood between my players and him, I'm telling my players to go back in the locker room because he's telling them they've got to be in the locker room," said Navarro assistant coach Eric Colbert.
"They're in the hallway. He sprays over my shoulder, sprays my guy in the face and then rushes into the hallway and sprays all the rest of my players.
"And at that point I just ran out. I couldn't stay. He just kept spraying. He sprayed the whole team."
No Kilgore College players, coaches or fans were involved in the incident. The team had made its way to its locker room when the pepper spraying occurred.
Colbert and several others filed a written police report about the incident. The officer who sprayed the team left the arena shortly after the incident, and his name was not disclosed.
"I don't know the facts," said Kilgore College Lt. Tony C. Means said. "I can guarantee you an investigation will be conducted."
The police department could disclose the findings of its investigation by Tuesday, Means said.
No ambulances or medical staff were called to the scene, but several Navarro players were still receiving treatment from personnel from their school 45 minutes after the game.
"Some of them are trying to shower off," said Navarro head coach Johnny Estelle. "Some of them have asthma and can't hardly breathe. I tell you what, that big guy showed his colors. Real tough guy."
Colbert and Estelle said the officer who pepper-sprayed the players mentioned an incident that occurred during one of the schools' two football matchups in the fall.
"He went nuts," Estelle said. "He prefaced all this about football. I don't know what he's talking about. He said this wasn't going to be like football. Then he started just escalating the situation. He started spraying kids in the face.
"My wife and my newborn were there too when it happened. She was right there when he started spraying, and he could have sprayed my newborn in the face, too."
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When the news broke after the death of an Eastern Michigan student last month, the university had the right guy in the right place to help guide administrators on how to handle the situation
The last time a large homicide investigation enveloped the campus, Geoff Larcom was a hard-digging reporter for The Ann Arbor News, which vigorously chronicled the cover-up of the rape and murder of a student in her dorm room.
Laura Dickinson, 22, from Hastings, was found in her dorm room partially nude and a pillow covering her face by a university custodian after students reported a stench in the residence dorm, Hill Hall, on Dec. 15, 2006. The next day a statement was issued by Eastern informing the students of the death and that no foul play was suspected.
Following the arrest of Orange Taylor III for rape and murder of Dickinson more than 10 weeks after her body was found, the university informed Dickinson's family, staff, faculty, students and the media of the true circumstances surrounding her death.
The university was ultimately found in violation of the Jeanne Clery Act, a federal law requiring colleges and universities to inform the campuses in a timely manner of crimes that pose a "serious and ongoing threat to students and employees," according to the Clery Center for Security on Campus.
The way administrators handled the case resulted in firing of the president of the university, the vice president for student affairs and the director and chief of police of the department of public safety.
Now, the Ypsilanti Police Department is investigating the "apparent homicide" of EMU student, Julia Niswender, 23, of Monroe. She was found dead in her locked bedroom in her suite at Peninsular Place Apartments after a roommate called the police for a "welfare check."
In 2009, Larcom, 54, joined the staff at EMU as executive director of media relations after The Ann Arbor News closed its doors for good. With Larcom's retiring beat at the paper being EMU, he was already familiar with administrators and news at the university.
In Larcom's new role, working under the direction of Walter Kraft, vice president of communications, he said the university is attempting to update the campus with information "as quickly, as accurately and completely as we can."
After receiving the largest fine given by the Department of Education to any college or university of $350,000 for violation of the federal law, Eastern made great strides to improving security on campus, including a new emergency alert system.
"If you inform the campus in a quick and accurate way, it enables the campus to unite as a community and properly show the grief, and also the condolences, to the family or anybody affected by a crisis," Larcom said. "Good communication I feel unifies the campus or any other community that is affected by that tragedy."
The university has sent out numerous emails following the tragedy, as well as holding an informational forum the day following the discovery of the body.
"The media in the initial stages of a crisis is a help, in some ways is your ally," Larcom said. "It's your goal to get information out about the nature of the crisis and what's being done about it, and they have that same purpose."
Eastern has dedicated a website to the aggregation of investigation updates and media coverage of the ongoing investigation of the homicide by the Ypsilanti Police Department.
"Negative news does happen and people need to know about it," Larcom said. "Communication builds trust in a community. And the EMU community has acted like a family in trying to show our appreciation and caring for the family in a very difficult situation."


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After Paul and Roger tragically died on Nov. 30, the race car shop they co-owned, Always Evolving, will be closing for good. The shop just can't survive without the two men who lost their lives doing what they loved most.
Paul Walker and Roger Rodas created many fond memories at their high-performance car shop, Always Evolving, located in Valencia, Calif. — very close to the spot where both men were killed in fiery car crash. Sadly, now their shop, which hosted many of Paul's charity events, will shutting its doors forever.
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Always Evolving is closing its doors indefinitely sometime in the next few weeks, sources tell TMZ. The shop's employees have already left to look for other jobs, and the store itself has been cleared out. The in-house cars will be auctioned off soon, according to TMZ.
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As HollywoodLife.com previously reported, Natalia Safran made a music video for the song "All I Feel Is You," the theme song for Paul's final film, Hours. The video, which includes footage from the movie, is a tribute to the late actor.
The music video's official YouTube page reads: "All profits from the single benefit Paul's first responder organization Reach Out WorldWide https://www.roww.org. Please donate, support it and keep Paul's vision alive!"
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The couple and their 10 children are receiving a staggering £1,460-a-week housing benefit from the cash-strapped Tower Hamlets council in London – Britain's poorest borough.
The jobless family – who will also be receiving other handouts such as unemployment and child benefits – only arrived in London from Africa in the past few weeks.
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The Teen Choice Awards nominations for 2011 were released and Miley Cyrus, a TCA regular, was among the selections for best actress in a TV comedy for Hannah Montana.
Miley is currently in Australia for her concert tour and has two new movies coming out, "LOL" and "So Undercover," both due before the end of the year. Needless to say, Miley has been a very busy performer.
Miley has been bouncing back and forth between her music career and acting opportunities, however she wants to focus on just one, once her tour ends and the films premiere. Which is it? Miley will be focusing solely on her music as she gears up to head straight to the studio and has no plans to sign onto any other film projects, as she would like to drop a new record as soon as possible!
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Right food?
I'm feeding my pup 3 cups of nutri-source a day. He is 12 weeks old and about 22 lbs. He seem hungry after eating and through out the day. He poops probably 3 times a day. Is nutri-source a good brand or should I consider switching bands? Thanks
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How are his poops? If they're not huge, unformed and toxic smelling then he's probably fine on the food he's on. It's not a bad food by any means! 3 cups sounds like plenty for a pup his age/size too. How often are you feeding him? Can you see a tuck under his stomach and an hourglass figure when looking at him from above? Can you run your fingers over his ribcage and slightly feel them or is there "padding"? This will help you know if he's eating enough, too much or too little. Don't go by how hungry he seems, my dogs are all chow hounds and would eat until they literally popped! Doesn't mean they need that much food. Lol!
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Kind of smell not to bad it knocks me out lol usually alot of little poops together. Once in the morning about 7ish and 5 at night. He has a good figure and is already pretty strong. I'm a first time GSD owner. So just want to make sure it's a good food source.
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