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The Broncos aren't done talking to Marcus Thomas. Josina Anderson tweeted today:
A source with knowledge of the situation says the Denver Broncos have tried to negotiate a one-year deal for veteran DT Marcus. However, the source adds Marcus Thomas is focused on receiving a long-term deal. That is the sticking point right now...Additionally, the source says both sides may be open to start negotiations again later.
Looks like the Broncos see Thomas as a stop-gap solution, given the deep defensive tackle class in this year's draft. Thomas has a different view.
The long, slow dance to reunite Brandon Stokley and Peyton Manning in Denver ended today with the Slot Machine agreeing to a one-year deal with the Broncos.
Stokley, who hosted Peyton when he visited the Broncos at Dove Valley to kick off his free agency tour, played with Manning for the Colts from 2003 to 2006 before spending three seasons in Denver and making a home in Colorado.
During an afternoon presser following the start of Denver's offseason workout program, Manning was asked about the possibility of Stokley joining him with the Broncos, to which he responded, "Anytime management wants to add good football players to this team, I'm in favor of it."
"I feel like I belong in Colorado," said Justin Bannan recently. A lot of us feel the same way - and felt that last year as well.
Justin Bannan went to UC Boulder for college, played very well for the Broncos in the ugliness that was the 2010 season, and has been a consistently solid locker room presence wherever he goes. Now he's back in Dove Valley, with a chance to play in the 4-3 front that he has said that he prefers.
"Home is the warrior, home to the hill, and the airman we shall soon see."
Although badly misquoted from Robert Louis Stevenson's Requiem, it does describe both the return of warrior Justin Bannan, who Denver let go to avoid paying him a roster bonus, as well as the upcoming first time that Broncos fans will get to see another possible defensive lineman in former Air Force Falcon Ben Garland.
Sacha Heppell tries out to be Denver Bronco cheerleader
"When I dance, I lose myself."
They said I couldn't be a male cheerleader. They said I couldn't wear these stretchy pants. 'ppreciate it.
After watching this, I got so pumped up, I had to listen to Eminem's Lose Yourself.
Never give up the dream, Sacha Heppell. Never.
According to Mike Klis, the Broncos will release defensive tackle Ryan McBean today. Denver had given McBean an original-round tender (fourth-round) worth $1.26M last month, but the fifth-year player is facing a six-game suspension, which he is fighting, for having allegedly violated the league's PED policy.
PFF had graded McBean at minus-21.6 overall last season (-3.5 run, -14.9 pass rush, +1.0 pass coverage, -4.2 penalty). The most notable moment of his three seasons with the Broncos came during the 2010 season opener, when McBean's two facemask penalties helped the Jaguars along to their game-winning touchdown.
Denver brought back veteran tackle Justin Bannan last week, and speculation continues again this year that the team will draft a DT or two.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Denver's offseason program kicks of with "voluntary" workouts today, and according to Mike Klis, the Broncos will be spending two hours each morning working with new strength coach Luke Richesson, followed by two hours meeting with their position coaches and coordinators.
As per Mike Florio, here's the offseason schedule as set out by the new CBA:
Teams will face steep penalties for going outside this framework.
Broncos bringing in QB prospects for NFL draft, including Cousins, Lindley
The Broncos are bringing in quarterback draft prospects Kirk Cousins of Michigan State and San Diego State's Ryan Lindley for visits this week. A Broncos contingent also flew down to Arizona State last week to give a private workout of Brock Osweiler.
Osweiler and Cousins are projected to be drafted in the second or third rounds. Lindley is expected to go in the fourth round, where the Broncos have two selections — the first acquired from the New York Jets in exchange for Tim Tebow.
Visiting the Broncos' facility last week was Connecticut defensive tackle Kendall Reyes. Utah State running back Robert Turbin will visit today and Tuesday. Reyes is a projected late-first or second-round pick. Turbin could go anywhere from the second to fourth round.
So, do you think Woody Paige did a lot of homework on his Reyes pick this morning?
Lindley is an interesting prospect, and Greg Cosell considers him a sleeper:
The San Diego State quarterback was a compelling study. He ran a pro offense, with the focus on five- and seven-step drops, and play action. No quarterback I evaluated attempted, and made, more big-time intermediate to deeper NFL-type throws. He was very decisive as a pocket passer. The ball came out without hesitation. If you spliced together his 25 best throws from the 2011 season — and did the same for all the passers in this draft — Lindley would have the biggest "wow" factor, without question.
Having seen Lindley play numerous times, I can vouch for the "wow" in the strength of his throws. His accuracy, though, was at times a little suspect. For his career, he was under 60%. For those that subscribe to the view that the Football Outsiders have pimped over the last six or seven years--that a quarterback's college accuracy needs to be over 60% if he's going to be a good pro--this might give pause.
Yesterday, I wrote something that had been perceived by some as negative towards Tim Tebow and Tebowmania.
I called the Tebowmaniacs names like zombies and vampires; I took a shot at Bob Tebow; I even implied that perhaps--just perhaps--Team Tebow was more concerned with building and promoting Tim Tebow as religious icon than it was about football.
Then it hit me: I was trolling the trolls. I was sucking on vampires. I was eating the flesh of zombies.
As tasty as it was--and you better believe flesh from the undead brings a killer buzz, dude--I realized I needed to balance the scales. As someone pointed out, it's simply not American of us here at IAOFM to create a website (and pay the associated hosting costs) that promotes our views of a zombie-filled football world and let the market decide our fate. Instead, we should fulfill our civic duty: turn our message boards into Zombieland itself.
While I'm not sure we're prepared for that just yet, I thought the least I could do was help the zombies along. An instruction manual was in order.
Continue reading "A Zombie's Guide to Feasting on Demaryius Thomas"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Jeff Legwold revisits the team's frequent draft-day trades while Josh McDaniels was around, and he says the team too often reached for prospects they liked.
But it should again be noted that the problem with McDaniels's drafts is who the team selected, not that they traded up to get them. The reality is that both years, the team came out of the draft with a greater number of players and at higher spots than when the selection processes started. They moved up and down the board masterfully.
Players like Richard Quinn and Alphonso Smith did not work out, but why does it matter that they were second-rounders? They simply didn't work out, and it wouldn't have made a difference had Denver taken them later. They're still the same flawed players. If Quinn and Smith were third-rounders, we'd still be having the same conversation today about how much they suck, right?
Just remember what TJ wrote last year - it's all about improving the team's odds at finding starters. Brian Xanders (with and without Josh McDaniels) has been doing a great job of adding picks to Denver's arsenal. This year he's starting with seven, so perhaps he doesn't need to do so, but my guess is he will again be making some moves.
More and more recognizable names joining concussion lawsuits
First, some context. I've been following the NFL closely since 1973, and I bought hundreds of Topps football cards from '73 through '78 or so. Thus, the names that ring a bell for me may not ring a bell for everyone else. But if I type all 1,200 names: (1) I'll have carpal tunnel syndrome; and (2) the recognizable names will get lost in the shuffle.
Of Florio's 184 names, here are the former Broncos I recognized:
Expect the list to grow as more names come out. If I missed someone from the list (and I'll keep looking), let me know in the comment section and the name will be added.
The most tragic (if one has to pick) is Shane Dronett, who took his own life at the age of 38 after several years of symptoms including paranoia,episodes of violent rage, and dementia associated with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).


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Feature Film Nico Marlet-Designed French Feature 'Mune' Has a Trailer by Amid Amidi Tuesday December 9, 2014 10:44 pm The studio that made the upcoming "Little Prince" feature also has another film coming out in 2015: "Mune."
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Feature Film "Kung Fu Panda" Director Mark Osborne Will Helm "The Little Prince" by C. Edwards Friday June 7, 2013 7:09 pm Onyx Films, the Paris-based producer of the fantasy film UpsideDown and the low-budget animated sci-fi Renaissance, is …

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Started watching a few weeks ago but missed last night's episode. I like the characters a lot more than I thought I would.
It's been hit and miss since it came on, but when it hits, it makes me laugh my *** off. The episode where they opened with the song about wizards is one of the best things I've seen in a long time. :laugh2:
I just started watching this show. It's pretty damn funny. It will never touch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia though.
Not sure if it's just that TV fell out of grace with me or what, but I just never watch TV shows any more. Almost all of my TV entertainment comes from the occasional movie and the NFL. The rest of it seems to come from family and computer. I probably don't give it a fair shot but everything on TV just feels like "RATINGS RATINGS RATINGS". Reality TV, which I largely despise. Shows like X-Factor and American Idol, which feel like they also do anything for ratings (Meaning scripted) and the rest of the junk. Oh and of course MMA, but I watch most of that on the PC. Okay /rant. Didn't mean to pee on the thread or anything but so many show and TV threads get made and I never get to speak on it because I don't watch too much of it.


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The Government Printing Office is known for printing the dry matter of the U.S. bureaucracy, such as the Federal Register and the Statistical Abstract. But this summer, the GPO Bookstore, located a few blocks north of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, did a makeover designed to attract book lovers of all stripes. Now bedecked with new carpet, plush reading chairs and even a gourmet coffee machine, it invites you to browse, read and relax.
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"A History of Innovation: U.S. Army Adaptation in War and Peace" Edited by Jon T. HoffmanThe book contains stories of soldiers and Army civilians who have demonstrated that determination and a good idea often carry the day in peace and war.
"Spinoff 2009: Innovative Partnerships Program" By NASAThe publication highlights recent significant research and development activities across NASA and the successful transfer of NASA technologies to the marketplace.
"Cosmos and Culture: Cultural Evolution in a Cosmic Context" Edited by Steven J. Dick and Mark L. LupisellaAuthors with diverse backgrounds in science, history, anthropology and other fields consider culture in the context of the cosmos.
"Guide to the Freedom of Information Act: 2009 Edition" By the Justice Department's Office of Information PolicyThis is an overview of FOIA's procedural requirements, exemptions and litigation considerations.
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President Obama's proposal to boost government coordination with the private sector got a warm welcome in the House Homeland Security Committee.
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The law's certification and approval provisions empower CIOs to end outdated software development projects, says Agilex's Roger Baker.
The new chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee extends an olive branch to the minority, but keeps subpoena power for himself.
FCW investigated efforts by the departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to improve a joint data repository on military and veteran suicides. Something as impersonal and mundane as incomplete datasets could be exacerbating a national tragedy.
Despite delays, the program is at a critical point for determining the ultimate impact of cloud technology in the government space.
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A Walking Tour Of The St Jude Dream Home [Video]
Tracy Wirtz of KATC TV 3 and the Weekend Show here at 97.3 The Dawg has strapped on a camera is going to take you on a very unique tour of this incredible home.
Tracy Wirtz of KATC TV 3 and the Weekend Show here at 97.3 The Dawg has strapped on a camera is going to take you on a very unique tour of this incredible home.
We all have to shop for our families so any help we can get at the grocery store is always appreciated. How about if you could get free groceries, win a house and help save the life of child?
South Louisiana, Acadiana I am so grateful and proud to call it home. I am so grateful and proud to be a part of a loving and giving community that shares the same values of faith and family that I do. Congratulations, you have made a huge difference in the lives of so many and earned the unwavering gratitude of the radio station that proudly serves you.
Though the hospital was set up to help children, it has expanded to help cancer victims of all ages depending on their situation. Meet Brook Dupis, another St. Jude success story with an amazing story.
Few people realize how many families from the Acadiana area have benefited from help from St. Jude. Here is one story of a mother from Acadiana who had her life changed by love from St. Jude.
Ellen Degeneres is a very funny lady. Today with our St. Jude Country Cares Radiothon going on and the weighty issues of childhood cancer I thought you might need your own giggle break.
I am fascinated by painters and how the process of painting can turn blobs of color into a picture the eye and mind can appreciate. You could say this guys is like Bob Ross only faster and with less cheesy conversation.
The best of the best marathoners run faster over 26.2 miles than I can run for 26 feet. You and I would consider their pace an all out sprint, they do it for the entire marathon! Do you want to see what that looks like versus normal people?
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Pilot and Feasibility Studies is an open access, peer-reviewed, online journal that encompasses all aspects of the design, conduct and reporting of pilot and feasibility studies in biomedicine. The journal publishes research articles that are intended to directly influence future clinical trials, as well as protocols, commentaries and methodology articles. The journal also ensures that the results of all well-conducted, peer-reviewed, pilot and feasibility studies are published, regardless of outcome or significance of findings.
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A pilot feasibility trial of alcohol screening and brief intervention in the police custody setting (ACCEPT): study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial
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Gillian Lancaster is a Senior Lecturer in Medical Statistics at Lancaster University. As Director of the Postgraduate Statistics Centre she oversees the delivery of specialist training in quantitative research methods, and as a statistical collaborator she has been engaged in many multidisciplinary clinical investigations over the past 25 years. She has sat on the Council and been Associate Editor for the Journal Series A: Statistics in Society, of the Royal Statistical Society. Her research scopes many medical and social issues, with a specific interest in methodology for developing Patient Reported Outcome Measures and assessment tools for use on children and young people.
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I"ve read that bacteria can became tolerant if we are using same sanitizer continuously. What I am wondering is: - is this entirely true or there are some special circumstances (type of sanitizer, concentration..)? - how long to use one sort of sanitizer and when to switch to another? - is there sanitizer that can last longer than other? Maybe someone can give scientific view on this topic.. or have own experiences. I am using local sanitize solution for while and it is based on chloride (so far o problems). Now I'm not sure whether to continue to use it or replace it with something like Star San (which is based on phosphoric acid). Does anyone here changing sanitizer to prevent bacteria become resistant?
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There was a podcast years ago discussing this, and I had posted it a couple of times, but I can't seem to find it. It was either an old basic brewing or the australian podcast "craft brewer radio" (which all trace of it has been pulled down.) I tried searching a couple different keywords, but it's not leading me to what I posted. But they called them "house bugs" and did indeed say that some things can become tolerant of our sanitizers, and that it was a good idea on occasion to through them a curve ball, and switch up....if you predominately use starsan, switch to iodophor for a couple batches....every now and then alternate.
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The sanitizing products that brewers use are very good at doing their job, when used correctly. The issue with developing resistance is based mostly on human error. When suboptimal concentration (<300ppm for starsan) or pH (>~2) is of the product used, it is not as effective at sanitizing our equipment and can leave some cells behind, which could be slightly tougher (so to speak). This process repeatedly selects for contaminating bacteria/fungus that are more resistant naturally. Like Revvy said, it certainly wouldn't hurt anything to switch sanitizers occasionally. Although when used correctly, one sanitizer would be fine for a very long time. And you mean a chlorine based santizer, not chloride right? Never mix acids and chlorine.
Bacteria are the only culture some people have.
I am not a microbiologist, and I don't know in which specific ways iodine and phosphoric acid kill the bacteria. But generally members of a population, if they have any amount of genetic diversity to them, exhibit varying levels of sensitivity to a toxic substance - some die much sooner than others. If any members survive the sanitation (which, by definition, they do), "natural selection" (in which you and your sanitizer play the part of nature) will cause subsequent generations to be increasingly resistant to that sanitizer. Throwing a second sanitizer at them from time to time will essentially keep those superbugs well behaved, because the odds of being resistant to both types of sanitizers are very low. Two caveats: First of all, the sanitizers may be so toxic that all bacteria that are exposed to them for a sufficient amount of time die, no matter what. The fact that some of them survive the sanitation is then a fact of simply not having been exposed (e.g. surviving in scratches in the fermentor), rather than surviving exposure. If that is true, than it's not natural selection at work, but simply random chance. Resistance would not, or only very slowly, develop as a result. Second, many (most?) microorganisms reproduce asexually, which makes them essentially clones of each other, with the odd mutation thrown in. If there is little genetic diversity in your bacteria, then natural selection doesn't have anything to act on.
I am (partially) a microbiologist, and the answer is "it depends", but in most situations resistance is unlikely. Sanitizers which offer easy routes to resistance rarely make it to market... Some sanitizing agents, if used properly, work through mechanisms that cannot be evolved around. Chlorine & iodine/iodophore being examples of this - these sanitizers work by being so chemically reactive that they damage pretty much all organic materials. You cannot evolve around that - so long as there is enough sanitizer present, and it is left in contact long enough, any "buffering" capacity evolved by the bugs will be overcome. pH (starsan) is a slightly different beast. It is exceedingly unlikely that a conventional beer-spoilage organism would evolve around these substances, which kill by denaturing (destroying) the proteins that support the organisms survival. However, if made up incorrectly (ie. not acidic enough), these sanitizers could drive evolution towards more acid-tolerant strains. It would take a hell of a lot of exposures to improperly prepared starsan to produce a strain resistant to properly prepared starsan, but it is theoretically possible. Used properly, starsan should not give bacteria an opportunity to evolve sufficient acid resistance. Sulfate-based sanitizers have a modest risk leading to resistance. These products work primarily by messing up the movement of electrons inside of cells (which is needed for all sorts of things, including making energy). You can evolve resistance to this - indeed, there are a number of moulds and yeasts that handle it just fine - so if mis-used, there is a chance of developing resistance. That said, sulfates work best in highly acidic foods (more acidic than beer), so you shouldn't be using these anyways. Organic sanitizers. Over the years a number of organic (as in carbon-based, not as in that stupid food movement) sanitizing agents have been developed. I'm not aware of any being used for brewing, but they are commonly found in anti-bacterial products & hand soaps (i.e. triclosan). If used improperly, these sanitizers can readily drive the evolution of resistance. Indeed, the widespread (mis)use of triclosan and other organic sanitizers, has lead to a large number of resistant organisms. But again - misuse (i.e. exposing bacteria to too little for too short a time) is needed for resistance to form. Long story short, don't use sulfates or organic sanitizers in beer, and make up & use your sanitizers properly. Do that, and there should be no need to switch sanitizing agents. Bryan
Yes, so long as you are using them correctly, at the right concentration, you'll be fine - especially if using bleach! If something is surviving bleach, that means you've got a thick biofilm growing somewhere, at which point that piece of equipment should be considered garbage. Bryan
Bleach should be a 'last resort' in the brewery. Unless all traces are removed from the brewing equipment, it has a possibility of incorporating chlorophenols into your beers. There are too many other sanitizing options to consider using bleach in the brewery. With my professional clients in the dairy and brewing industries, peracetic acid (PAA) is very popular. It has incredible killing power and persistance. I've never used it in my homebrewery. But, I'd consider it. I've been infection free with Iodophor and StarSan. I do ocassionally alternate the sanitizer to help keep any otherwise resistant bug get wiped out, although I agree with Bryan that at the concentrations we sanitize with...there is very little opportunity for an organism to become resistant. Resistance is developed when a chemical or substance is present in the environment at very low levels. We don't typically have that.
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Peroxyacetic acid is a very popular brewery and dairy sanitizer as already mentioned. The biggest reason there isn't peroxyacetic offered to the homebrew market is because it can cause acid burns on your hands when not diluted. I've gotten many burn spots since starting at my brewery job. I even use gloves but if you don't know whether it's water on your gloves or acid from the bucket pump sometimes you get bit. I've started dipping my gloved/bare hands in a bucket of diluted sanitizer after pumping sanitizer to help eliminate sanitizer burns. A little caustic or isopropyl alcohol neutralizes the acid fast enough once your skin turns white, but the tingling is what lets you know you got yourself.. Anyhow I use starsan at home because it's a safer product to keep around my house compared to an industrial sanitizer that can cause burns. Peroxyacetic is attractive because it is a non-foaming sanitizer and I do hate the foaming of starsan. I know the foaming doesn't leave enough behind to affect anything but I'd still like to be able to pour it out of the damn carboy or keg. The resistance issue has already been explained but yeah it really depends on the method of sanitizing.
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This article is the last one in a series that presents possible implementations of utility libraries in BREW. A hash table is introduced together with a XML parser. Hash tables are unfortunately not part of the STL, even if unofficially several implementations are available [1]. They are very popular constructs in Java 1.1 (as well as J2ME) so that having a C++ equivalent implementation allows smooth code porting from one language to the other. Our implementation is very simple and offers no surprises: The only thing that might rise an eyebrow is how the return value is passed by refrence in get(), keys(), and elements() — a marginally better approach in terms of efficiency. Using BrewHashtable is straightforward: I decided to demonstrate the usage of the 3 libraries in an example of a naive XML parser. Whether XML on BREW is appropriate is another subject — and the advent of Web services complicated the matter. For the sake of this discussion suffices to say that as long as the developer is in control of the whole process and keeps the upside/downside balance in equilibrium, then nothing bad can happen. To be capable of such a fine-grain of control, adequate tools are needed. Such a tool may be a parser that can be easily tailored to the extent of the application. Consider that the vast majority of XML files used by BREW devices (if any) are generated and checked for conformance on the server side and send via HTTP to the device. This reduces the need for a fully conformant parser on the BREW side. Moreover unused constructs (like comments) can be easily removed to decrease the size of the file, mitigating even more of the implementation needs of the parser. Taking into account the above premises, it looks like a light and easily adaptable parser might be exactly what's needed for BREW projects. The developer can immediately customize it to accept various XML constructs. An additional requirement might be avoidance of recursion, as stack size and performance penalties might make the product unusable. My unsophisticated attempt (XMLParser) is mostly a template that you can easily build on. It is designed as a finite state machine (FSM) accepting states like: Additional states can be added as needed (for example COMMENT or CDATA).
Every state has a member function associated, and states are kept in a hash table defined like: XMLParser fills the states_ hash table at construct time: Please note that if a state is not needed it can be conveniently bypassed. For example, assuming we are not interested in CONTENT we can replace: with
The main loop of the FSM can now be easily expressed as: Basically that's all. XMLParser can work as a DOM or SAX parser. I provided a small interface for DOM manipulation — XMLbit. This class wraps a XML element and allows DOM traversals. As I mentioned before the implementation is minimal, methods like nextSibling(), firstChild(), and findChild() are missing. If you ever need these missing methods, they can be added and customized to the actual requirements. The whole parsing process is hidden behind a facade: XMLParser is very small (due to extensive use of containers) and offers a good performance (being comparable or faster than similar parsers). But the main benefit in my opinion lies in the capability of easily devising the right parser for the job. The source code: BREWUtil.zip - 85 kb.
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Utility Libraries for BREW - A Hash Table Class
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A (Hash) Table...
template<class K, class V >
class BrewHashtable ;
BrewHashtable() ;
BrewHashtable(int hashSize);
BrewHashtable(const BrewHashtable<K, V>&);
void put(const K& k, const V& d) ;
int get(const K& k, V& d); //returns 0 for success, 1 otherwise
template<class T >
void keys(T& bk);
template<class T>
void elements(T& bk);
int remove(const K& key);
void remove_all();
int size() const;
bool isEmpty() const;
BrewHashtable<int, int> hint;
hint.put(10, 20);
int res;
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hstr.put("1", 220);
hstr.put("2", 333);
hstr.put("3", 22440);
hstr.put("4", 888);
hstr.get("2", res);
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enum STATE {EXIT_LOOP, END_FOUND, END, START, CONTENT};
typedef STATE (XMLParser::*FUNC)() ;
typedef BrewHashtable<int, FUNC> States;
States states_;
states_.put(START, &XMLParser::findStart);
states_.put(END, &XMLParser::findEnd);
states_.put(END_FOUND, &XMLParser::endFound);
states_.put(CONTENT, &XMLParser::findContent);
states_.put(CONTENT, &XMLParser::findContent);
states_.put(CONTENT, &XMLParser::findStart);
while (state != EXIT_LOOP)
states_.get(state, f);
state = (*this.*f)();
XMLbit* root = XMLParser::getRoot(xmlSource);
XMLbit keeps internally all its children in a BrewVector.
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Avenara : It's the same with all noodle dishes - you can have them plain or with stuff on them - aburaage (deep-fried tofu slices), tenpura, raw egg, nishin (herring, I think?), etc. :)
pikapika : Well, I wouldn't call tenpura healthy... but yeah, Japanese food is generally pretty healthy. Definitely less oily than Chinese food.
Oh, for roe-lovers out there, if you haven't yet tried ikura donburi (salmon roe on rice), you MUST try it. It's soooooooooo yummy. :D
Hmmmm whats the best Japanese dish??? O.o I wouldn't mind eating some new Japanese food.
The best are Tempura And Beef Teriyaki. Both meat but is so yummy!! ^_^
Hmmm sorry but I've had both and like them both lol.. do you know more?
I can't settle on a best dish because I'm the kind of person who eats almost anything. :p1: Teriyaki and beef curry? I'm not a teriyaki fan. And I think ikura donburi is better than both. :)
Oh. Gomoku gohan and gomoku ramen rock! XD You probably won't have heard of either unless you've been to Japan. I got to eat loads of gomoku gohan @ my host family's place. With plenty of chikuwa. :D: Yummmyyy. I had a pretty bad encounter with the osechi ryouri, though. +__+ I thought everything in the jubako looked super delicious, but I couldn't bring myself to eat half the stuff in it. I had to leave out the konbumaki and the kurikinton (TOO SWEET!!! >_<)
Oh, I do ^.^ We had some at our New Years eve party last year and I found I liked it alot more than I thought I would ^_^; (As well as daikon radish once I got use to the smell ^^00)Quote:
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Aside from the snack food, I haven't had a chance to try alot of Japanese foods. I've had several kinds of sushi (We have so many different kinds here ^_^), and right now inarizushi is probably my fave ~_~ Hm, I've had both soba and udon, udon being at the aki matsuri 2 years ago along with soumen and another dish that I can't remember right now @_@... Um, I've also had mochi, chicken curry(that's good... it kind of reminds of the Jamaican curry my mum's friend makes ^-^),... oh, of course ramen, teriyaki, and yakitori... and that's all I can recall right now :nod:
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I live in Tenafly and wondering if any of you know a place that might carry duck fat in my area.
If I can recall correctly, the A & P in Fort Lee carried it.
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I know they carry the Poussin, Chicken and Duck as regular items as I have purchased there.....perhaps a call the the Meat department will tell you if they could special order it for you if it is not a regular item.
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Stuffed with a chicken mousse/forcemeat...or pork sausage then roasted is my preferred method. Haven't made it in a while, so an online recipe from D'Artagnan may be more resourceful...or simply roasted with kosher salt, Fresh Cracked Peppers and Fresh Marjoram, or other herbs..
Learned it from Brian Whitman who worked at Montrachet.
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if you roast it, what tempt do you set at?
I wonder if it should be different than roasting chicken.
btw, have you ever been to Jerry's gourmet in Englewood?
I went to look for the duck fat there hoping they'd carry it...i aked the guy and he goes, duck what???I did get a nice package of President brand butter from there for $2!! It tastes pretty darn rich and good!
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In general, I don't like the high heat method for poultry over four pounds, as I find the results inconsistent....so I like to use 375* to cook through and then high heat to crisp the skin.... so regardless how many enjoy the Keller or Zumi method, it does not work for me in some instances unless I can find a bird at 3.5 pounds or under.
I roast Poussin or Cornish Hens @ 425*...45/60 minutes....always trussed, not spatchcocked, and usually four in a Brazier pan....never in a ceramic or glass roaster. I may add wine or broth...but I always cook the vegetables separately.
Yes I have been to Jerry's....I like the store very much and do not have the same opinions as the others who find it dirty and selling outdated products. I have never experienced that myself.
I can be pretty ignorant about many areas of food myself....so don't hold it against the non duck fat guy....: 0)
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I don't know about dirty but it does sometimes sell outdated products...which I have bought a few times but that's understandable..it's a small place and it's not so easy to check all the products. I love the store! Their homemade desserts aren't so bad either.
I usually use Keller's method which seems to work for me...even my 5 yr old goes crazy over it. I think kosher chicken makes the best roasted chicken.
The Fresh Market in Montvale, on Chestnut Ridge Road has it. I think I've seen it occasionally at Kings Supermarket in Hillsdale too in the section where they sell D'Artagnan products. I always save duck fat when I roast a duck. I recently tried one of their Rohan ducks to roast. It was delicious!
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I cook a lot and love duck but I have never attempted to cook a whole duck...don't know why...how do you cook it?
I see a frozen peking duck in supermarkets...will it be good?As for the duck fat, There is a Kings supermarket in Cresskill. I should give them a try first.
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Just Google the 5 hour duck recipe for a fool proof method. Time consuming but if you are looking for that nice crispy skinned result it's worth it.
I found the duck fat at Jerry's tonight...It was $5.79 for a 7 oz tub. Also bought 2 kinds of pate(one actually duck mousse) and country pate and 4 kinds of cheeses...picked up some baguettes from Pan D'avignon...and also picked up a bottle of a decent Bordeaux.


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Bleach 258:Sword Beast Arc
Opening 11:Anima Rosa- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ociriebR_zI
Ending 22:Leaving you
Last time:Ichigo encounters a mysterious sword beast, who eventually gets consumed by a nearby hollow. Just like with Muramasa, the sword beast's power mixes with the hollow and loses control of itself. Ichigo clashes with the Sword Beast, loses his guard, and later is able to defeat it thanks to help from Hitsugaya.
Today:Renji and his two sword spirits chase a Sword Beast into Karakura Town..
Like always, here is the Zanpakuto Chart created by myself and suggested by Neo Ultra Mike. With this chart you can learn all the up to date info about the Zanpakuto spirits so far currently in the dub:
SPOILERS ARE NOT TOLERATED: No talk of future arcs, events, etc! If you must talk about something outside of this episode please refer to the anime forum or discuss it through pm! This talkback is about this episode ONLY.
Countdown to the return of Fake Karakura: 8 episodes!
Notes: More Toonami this Saturday and....eight more weeks of Bleach filler! The good news is that means we only have to deal with the Sword Beast arc until August, so try to enjoy it until then!
Sit back, relax, and get ready for another dose of twenty one minutes of filler material and possibly new promos for you Toonami Faithful.
Last edited by RockmanDash; 06-16-2012 at 08:18 PM.
Okay this episodes sounds pretty dumb, maybe it will be better than I think it will be.
First night back posting live and it's a Renji episode? Bad luck I suppose.
Well at least one good thing will come from this arc, reading the snarky comments on how bad this is.
Fan of jrpgs, anime, and cartoons.
Can't remember. Something about sword spirit that looks like Ikkaku and a lot of fanservice.
Another Saturday, another night of enduring Bleach so we can get to the good stuff.
(Well, actually I'd still watch Bleach anyway since I'm really habitual about watching TV shows).
Man, it took a while for that Snow White thing to end. A minute late. Now on with the show.
That title looks like a Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon parody.
Oh, hai, Adult Swim.
4/1/12: Thanks to Adult Swim and Toonami, this date will live on as: Best. April. Fools. Day. Ever.
Though in their defense, Snow White was pretty good.
The first thing you see is Renji's mug taking up the screen. Gee, that must mean it's gonna be really good. I do give the animation team props for never forgetting that Monkey's left boob has that freckle on it.
When did Snake and Monkey get disconnected? I didn't notice this development.
"Is freedom all that great? Wouldn't you rather be enslaved by your master and die with him if he dies?"
Snake got in a fight with a fish and won! (Xenoblade ref)
"Is freedom all it's cracked up to be?" Of course.
Oh, hai, Adult Swim.
4/1/12: Thanks to Adult Swim and Toonami, this date will live on as: Best. April. Fools. Day. Ever.
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