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Roy Masters
Roy Masters is a Rugby League Columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald
Rugby League
NRL drugs bans due by Christmas
Roy Masters League will receive report on December 11 detailing an investigation into drug protocols.
ARL drugs verdict imminent
Roy Masters The Australian Rugby League Commission will receive a report on December 11 detailing an investigation into drug protocols at the NRL's 16 clubs and may table recommendations on sanctions against...
No room for Dank to take a breath just yet
Roy Masters Stephen Dank has denied any wrongdoing but close followers of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority investigation into the AFL and NRL are perplexed why the sports scientist was not served with...
End of the line for Brady, and one step closer to the end of an era
Roy Masters NOW there is one. The resignation of the NRL's long-term media manager John Brady leaves the code's administration with only one executive employed since the pre-Super League era with any meaningful...
Cronulla Sharks anger at latest ASADA blood tests on players
Roy Masters The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority extracted blood from Cronulla players at the club's final training session, sending a message its pursuit of drug cheats in the NRL is long term and it has...
Bum year for some, but not the high-flyers
Roy Masters IF you are a supporter of the Sea Eagles or the Roosters, 2013 has not been an ''anus horribilus'' - ''a shit of a year'', as comedian Dave Hughes described the season of Essendon, the AFL club...
There's still a sting in the Silvertails
Roy Masters The Silvertails are conning us. They are not the tired, forlorn, war-weary troops they pretend to be.
Spectre of ASADA sanctions threat to World Cup squads
Roy Masters Fears that NRL players participating in next month's World Cup in Britain could be served with Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority infraction notices and be sent home have thrown the tournament...
Tigers rename fails to fly with cashed-up Magpies
Roy Masters The Magpies' two leagues clubs at Ashfield and Campbelltown would be renamed ''Wests Tigers'' if an NRL proposal was accepted, ranking it among the worst rebranding ideas ever to come from the...
League finally learns to kick with right
Roy Masters RUGBY league, historically aligned to the Labor Party, is set to benefit from a pre-election strategy to embrace the Coalition, while the AFL, wedded to the ALP for more than a decade, will lose...
Decrease in crowds due to poor form of popular sides
Roy Masters Rugby league's take on a projected 2.9 per cent fall in crowds this year is akin to the response of those pathetic Ruddite federal parliamentarians who claim the election result would have been worse...
Refs don't know R's from their elbows
Roy Masters Referees in the NRL have a problem with reading and arithmetic. Not only can't they count, they don't know the rules.
Side effects: plans thrown into chaos by Manly defeat
Roy Masters Never underestimate the importance of two factors at this time of year: firstly, the value of an extra 24 hours preparation for a match and secondly, the left-right mindset of players.
Players of yesteryear weren't angels
Roy Masters Dwarf burning and penis biting are new forms of behaviour as the football seasons come to a close, but the other big news this week - an alleged cover-up by a Canterbury official - is not.
Who really bombed it? How decisive action came back to bite the Sharks
Roy Masters Soon after the ''blackest day in Australian sport'' press conference on February 7, federal Labor politicians, including ministers, began briefing journalists, telling them how inadequate had been...
Abandonment threat forces NRL to consider keeping Origin III brawlers on field
Roy Masters The deciding State of Origin match in Sydney could either be abandoned, or brawling players allowed to remain on the field, following a conflict between the NRL's recent mandate to sin bin players...
Benji an unintended casualty of new deal for injured players
Roy Masters Wests Tigers' apparent reluctance to re-sign Benji Marshall long term is partly related to the new collective bargaining agreement where clubs must now pay out the full value of the contract in the...
Blues' disdain only gave Maroons extra firepower
Roy Masters The first and last penalties of Wednesday night's second State of Origin match told the story of NSW's disrespectful attitude.
Dancing feet, not swinging fists, will be on Maroons' card
Roy Masters For the first time in Origin history, two players have been removed from a team by police action, producing a saga where rap sheets have become more noteworthy than stats sheets.
Drink beer, eat steak: science may have changed but the punchline stays the same
Roy Masters The prospect of fisticuffs in the second State of Origin match has prompted research on the era when boxers, rather than footballers, went into training camps.


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Salmon is our favorite fish to cook when we are in the mood for seafood.
My husband, the Accidental Recycler (AR), is from the Northwest and when I married him, he brought with him, his mother's Steamed Ginger Salmon recipe, like a dowry. I gave him Kimchi in return.
I've had the freshest salmon from one of his neighbors who'd returned from a "Salmon Run", the day before. It was fresh as if I caught it myself. Actually, it was better since I didn't have to catch it. I don't know if I could eat it, if I'd caught it myself.
I've also had the good fortune of tasting the Northwest style smoked salmon straight out of a neighbor's backyard smokehouse. Northwesterners along the Pacific coast have more smokehouses in their backyards than BBQ grills.
What's so great about salmon?
Salmon is one of the most nutritious fish there is. 1/2 fillet serving size of wild coho salmon has almost 3000mg of Omega 3 Fatty Acids – a key anti-inflammatory nutrient – is low in sodium, high in Niacin, Protein, Selenium, B6, B12, and Phosphorus. And as it turns out, Pacific salmon – especially from Alaska – is one of the best sustainable and ocean safe choices for fish, according to Moneterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch.
"Seafood Watch recommends wild-caught salmon from Alaska, California, Oregon and Washington as these are ocean-friendly choices. "Avoid" salmon farmed in open net pens. Salmon farmed on land in "closed" or "contained" farms is a viable alternative that points the way to a more environmentally-friendly future for salmon farming."
And the recent news about lethal virus in Sockeye salmon – not for humans – in British Columbia had us worried but U.S. Fish and Wildlife reported that wild Pacific salmon is resistant to the virus and that even those salmon that were tested positive were not showing clinical signs. It's good to know that U.S. Fish and Wildlife is doing everything they can to protect the wild salmon population. And from visiting fisheries out in WA., I know they (U.S.F.W) take salmon's welfare very seriously and they mean business!
Now you know why the politicians from the Northwest are pushing to ban – and me included – Frankenfish. Wild salmon is so important in maintaining the ecological integrity of the Pacific Northwest and they should be protected from being destroyed by more aggressive genetically engineered (GE) salmon. Or in the worst case scenario, if GE salmon is approved, I want to know which salmons are GE and which ones are wild by having them properly labeled so that I can avoid buying GE salmon.
Enough of salmon lesson and on with the Salmon Cake Recipe
Ok, ok…..I had to give you some background so that you will appreciate why salmon is so important to our diet and what type of salmon to buy.
So, anyway, since we never eat farmed salmon, whenever we see a big sale on "Wild Caught" salmon from Alaska or from the Pacific, we buy a few pounds and freeze them. Sometimes, we don't even get to freeze them as AR grills pounds of salmon with his "secret" marinade and they get gobbled up pretty fast. And YES, there is a HUGE taste (and nutritional) difference between FARMED and WILD salmon.
But when AR grills or bakes too much salmon, then, it's up to me to take care of the leftovers. And this salmon cake recipe is the easiest way to polish up whatever cooked salmon that's left in the fridge. Of course, you can always cook this dish from scratch and not wait for leftovers.
Actually, you can use any kinds of fish for this recipe – Pacific cod , Pacific halibut, Scrod (Haddock), and even crab. They are all sustainable and will hold up well when you shape them into cakes. This recipe is how I usually make salmon cakes, with peppers and not with peas and corn, as pictured below, but I ran out of peppers and used frozen organic peas and corn instead. And they worked fine as well.
Some fish cake calls for bread crumbs and lots of herbs but I don't like to overpower the fish and I don't want to use fillers like bread crumbs; I want to taste the fish, not the bread crumbs or overpowering herbs.
The BEST Salmon (Fish) Cakes Recipe
Yield: 6 servings
- 1 – 1 1/2 lbs of Wild Caught Salmon
- 2-3 Tbsp. Good Mayonnaise
- 2 Tsp. Dijon Mustard
- 1 Large Egg, lightly beaten
- 1/4 C. Diced Small Red Bell Pepper
- 1/4 C. Diced Small Yellow Pepper
- 1/4 C. Diced Small Red of Yellow Onion
- 1 Tsp. Chopped Fresh Tarragon
- 1 Tsp. Chopped Fresh Dill
- 1 Tbsp. Chopped Fresh Parsley
- 2 Tbsp Horseradish
- 1/4 Tsp each, Sea salt and Black Pepper
- Olive oil
- Rinse salmon in cold water and pat dry. (If you have leftover salmon, you can skip to step 3.)
- Put salmon, skin side down, on a 9″x13″ glass pan. Brush with olive oil lightly and sprinkle salt and pepper. Bake in the oven at 350 °F or grill on the outdoor BBQ grill for about 20 minutes until it's flaky but not overcooked. It's better to be slightly undercooked since you'll be finish cooking it later. When salmon is cooked, set it aside to cool and then, chill it in the refrigerator for about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, sauté peppers and onions in a oiled pan until soft and onions translucent. Set aside and let it cool.
- In a large mixing bowl, mix slightly beaten egg, mayonnaise, mustard, tarragon, dill, parsley, and horseradish. Add pinches of salt and black pepper.
- Take the chilled salmon out from the fridge, crumble the fish in chunks, and add them to the mixing bowl.
- Add the sautéed peppers and onions to the mixing bowl and mix well.
- Cover and chill in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
- When salmon mixture is chilled, shape them into patties, the size of hamburger patties.
- Add about 2 Tbsp of olive oil on a pan and brown patties on both sides in batches – about 3 minutes each side – over Medium heat. Keep them warm in the preheated oven at 250°F until ready to be served.
My husband loves Salmon Cake over greens and I love having it as a sandwich on Brioche.
Either way, you don't need any dressing or condiment as every flavor you'd want, is in the cake. You can make little patties and serve them as sliders or make them bigger and serve them as entreé.
If you want to make them for this Thanksgiving, make them a day ahead, keep them refrigerated and reheat them right after you take out the turkey for about 10 minutes at 350°F.
Your guests will be totally impressed!
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Tiger's impact looms large
SAN DIEGO — Two people turned into six, which soon turned into a dozen, all of them standing behind the first tee Tuesday on the North Course at Torrey Pines as darkness gave way to dawn.
Extra points
The Rock Bridge wrestling team traveled to Fulton Tuesday and defeated the Hornets 44-30.
Crosby, Ovechkin star in new NHL
DALLAS — Sitting side by side at a table, facing question after question about being the faces of the new NHL, Sidney Crosby and Alex Ovechkin flashed their grace and charm.
Often overlooked, Clark impacts team
INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne may be Indianapolis' best-known offensive stars.
Going to Kansas City will hurt students
There's a well-established hierarchy in college football, and it goes like this.
Dungy legacy growing
INDIANAPOLIS — When Tony Dungy began his climb up the coaching ranks, one potential employer asked if he would be willing to shave his beard "because people were looking for a certain kind of person."
Douglass prepared for tournament
During his 10 years as coach of the Douglass High School boys basketball team, Lynn Allen often has had to worry about his players not working hard and, in some cases, not showing up to practice.
Coach leaves media hanging
Bob Knight may be 66 years old and the winningest coach in Division I history, but that doesn't mean he has mellowed.
New turf for old war
An idea nearly two decades in the making has finally been solidified, the effects of which will likely hurt businesses in Columbia and Lawrence, Kan., but bring significant revenue to the MU and University of Kansas athletics departments.
Self-canned Tuna
In 1979, Bill Parcells accepted a job to become linebackers coach of the New York Giants. He then backed out, persuaded by his wife and daughters to stay in Colorado, where he had been head coach at Air Force.
Amateurs get crack at creating Super Bowl ads
NEW YORK — With "American Idol" turning everyday singers into pop stars and YouTube bringing acclaim to wannabe filmmakers, it seems only fitting that Super Bowl advertisers would be the latest to embrace the trend of giving amateurs a shot at the big time.
Extra Points
The Rock Bridge girls basketball team defeated Smith Cotton 59-28 Monday night in Sedalia to improve to 13-2. The Bruins were in control from the start, leading 17-2 at the end of the first quarter and 33-11 at halftime.
Super showdown
Two good friends who happen to be NFL coaches are already front-and-center in this Super Bowl, and kickoff is still two weeks away.
Scherzer waiting to finalize pro deal
Seven months after being selected 11th overall by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2006 Major League Baseball draft, former Missouri pitcher Max Scherzer has yet to finalize a contract with the team. All but a handful of the players selected in the first round signed with their respective teams by August, but Scherzer said he remains on good terms with the Diamondbacks organization and is hopeful a deal can be made before the start of spring training on March 1.
MU hoping for changes
With five losses in the Big 12 Conference and four straight in the past two weeks, something's got to change for the Missouri women's basketball team.
Friends Smith, Dungy make Super Bowl history on same day
CHICAGO — It took 41 years for a black head coach to make it all the way to the Super Bowl.
Manning passes big test
INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton Manning had a mountain to climb and little more than two minutes to do it.
Spirit can't lift Missouri from rocky first half
It was time for one of those Rocky-inspired comebacks, according to the Missouri women's basketball coaching staff Saturday in the game against Nebraska.
Race walking
Nate Rucker remembers sitting on the bus with his University of Dubuque track and field teammates waiting for their coach to give them the green light.
Against the odds
The case sits inconspicuously in the back corner of the foyer of Larry Young's Columbia home. Young comments on how one of the gold medals needs to be shined. The National Track and Field Hall of Fame says there should be 30 of them, but Young can only find 25, each denoting a national title that he captured.


text: (Oh dear, I can see I've started a serious thread here. Oh well, not much else to do this morning) On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 18:32, Archaic wrote: > On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 04:54:49PM -0600, Dagmar d'Surreal wrote: > > > > To clarify the nature of what kind of thinking is needed, I want to > > point out that much of the brain work in security engineering does not > > actually involve meddling with source code. Quite often the main work > > is done just by isolating what's called "best practices" and > > implementing those in the configuration and/or design stages of > > deployment. > > Absolutely agreed. I know Robert agrees as well. We just haven't gotten > that far, yet. I fully believe in the combination of tightest code, and > tightest privs necessary. I see them both as equally necessary and > fundamental. It's important to start with policy, and then enumerate privileges and develop code from there, because other and following admins will be more likely to understand things written in english, and if you have to collaborate with other security engineers, it's good to have something in plain english that is _not_ code, so that technical errors become fixable instead of something that requires a higher level of change management. > > PRINCIPLE OF LEAST PRIVILEGE: That which is not explicitly allowed, is > > automatically denied. > > I understand you came to the list late and probably didn't want to read > all the archives. This has been agreed upon as utterly vital. A major > section on firewalling is planned. Looks like you volunteered. ;) Also, > we will be focusing much more on sysadmin practices. Granted, we won't > be able to be ultimately specific, but text and links are planned for > the reader, not just commands to build a box that protects against > buffer overflows. No problems on volunteering for that from me. I kind of figured I would be writing large chunks of documentation for this particular book anyway. > > (With respect to a host's participation in a network, it means that the > > machine should initially respond to *no* packets whatsoever. When a > > host is acting as a firewall, it is especially important that this be > > the case, and as to routers, it's actually documented in an RFC for > > machines acting as routers that they should have their policies in place > > before enabling any interface for routing.) > > Shall I just post my firewall scripts? You're preaching to the choir. :) > I use a pre-network-up script and a post-network-up script. Throw in > some nice seds and greps and you don't even have to hardcode the > interface names. I've been using that for awhile and it works quite > nicely. > > > In theory, this means that your security policies should always begin > > with the most restrictive policy possible (i.e., no one is allowed to do > > anything), and then add policy that allows the users who need access the > > ability to do the specific things they need to do. > > Just a note; I also prefer specifically denying certain known weaknesses > as well, even if they would be denied by default. The reason for this is > in case I make some bonhead mistake when allowing something, it will > still be denied. It's generally not necessary to do that... the why will become more obvious as I work my way through the first ten emails or so. > > I've just about got this all solved, but I want to see if there are > > any fresh ideas to this end before I publish my solutions because > > someone just might come up with something unique and useful. > > # Our real device interface (eth*, ppp*, etc.) and its settings > InFACE="eth0" # Edit InFACE according to your hardware > InIP="`ifconfig $InFACE |grep addr: |sed 's%.*addr:\([^ ]*\) .*%\1%'`" && > InBCAST="`ifconfig $InFACE |grep Bcast: |sed 's%.*Bcast:\([^ ]*\) .*%\1%'`" && > InMSK="`ifconfig $InFACE |grep Mask: |sed 's%.*Mask:\([^ ]*\)%\1%'`" && > InNET="$InIP/$InMSK" && > > # You can comment these out after you've finished testing and modifying > # the script to your specific needs. > #echo -e "\nMake sure the follwing values are correct:" && > #echo -e "InFACE=$InFACE\nInIP=$InIP\nInBCAST=$InBCAST" && > #echo -e "InMSK=$InMSK\nInNET=$InNET\n" && > > (stolen from Real World Linux Security) There's this nifty little binary called `ip` that fwbuilder's scripts that is for facilitating stuff like this that I didn't initially have and wound up copying over from a Mandrake build. > > Mind you, what folks should be thinking about is a generic method (i.e., > > a best practice) for implementing firewalling rulesets, not a list of > > specific firewall rules that people should use. > > > > (hint: firewalling rules that won't match are a waste of CPU cycles) > > So I guess you don't like this: > > PORTBLOCK="0:1 13 98 111 137:139 445 161:162 512:515 517:518 520 1080 3128 \ > 8000 8008 8080 1214 2049 6000 6112 9000 1999 4329 6346 3049 12345 65535" && > for i in $PORTBLOCK; do > $IPT -A INPUT -p tcp --dport $i -j LOGDROP > $IPT -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport $i -j LOG --log-prefix 'TEST: ' > $IPT -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport $i -j DROP > $IPT -A INPUT -p udp --dport $i -j LOGDROP > $IPT -A OUTPUT -p udp --dport $i -j LOGDROP > done && > > BTW, you'll notice I use modified log targets to avoid excessive typing: > > $IPT -N LOGDROP && > $IPT -A LOGDROP -j LOG --log-prefix 'DROP: ' && > $IPT -A LOGDROP -j DROP && > $IPT -N LOGREJECT && > $IPT -A LOGREJECT -j LOG --log-prefix 'REJECT: ' && > $IPT -A LOGREJECT -j DROP && > > It's nifty! > > Well, there you go. Some initial ideas from me. Never had any noticeable > slowdown with the explicity prot drops (and yes, the default rule is to > drop all, not just these). Dag, let me know if you'd like to see my 2 > scripts. I can bzip them and send them to you if you'd like. That's one of the kinds of things I am talking about as being a not-so-good practice. For just about everything someone can do that's not "perfect" I can pop right off with a way to use it to defeat the security model. For instance, if someone's firewall ruleset does 20x the amount of work it needs to, then it's 20x easier for someone to choke the network down (compromise of Availability) by deliberately overworking the firewall with complex traffic patterns. (20x is a large, but somewhat realistic figure. Even twice as easy is nasty.) New chains for logging targets is however, perfectly reasonable. It's also a good place to put in throttling so that each and every packet someone generates of 40 bytes doesn't turn into a 128 byte log entry. (You can probably see where I'm going with this). The harder it is for someone to fill /var/log, the harder it is to get the machine to a state where they might be able to do something without it being logged. One can't assume that an attacker won't know about some specific weakness that the engineer knows about and is considering acceptable due to it's obscurity... in practice, a determined attacker will try almost everything, and even not-so-determined attackers can generally boil down their intrusion checklist to 20 or so things that will address 90% of the common vulnerabilities. Since CERT claims 80% of computer security incidents are done by "insiders", we can't really assume that potential violators aren't going to be aware of these little things, either. -- The email address above is phony because my penis is already large enough, kthx. AIM: evilDagmar Jabber: evilDagmar at jabber.org


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This Gorgeous, Ferocious Sports Car Is a … Kia?
- Tuesday January 14, 2014
There's not a Kia to be found that stokes the flames of enthusiasts' hearts. The Korean budget brand is more known for econoboxes driven by hip-hop hamsters rather than driver's cars. But that could change with the GT4 Stinger, a proper sports car that hits all the right gearhead pleasure receptors.


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Forum Energy Gearing to Explode
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- With ongoing improvements in global energy spending, which has sent shares of Weatherford International (WFT - Get Report) and National Oilwell Varco (NOV) to new 52-week highs, it's a little surprising that Forum Energy Technologies (FET - Get Report) stock has been left out of the Street's "energy fest."
While Forum Energy has posted year-to-date gains of 16%, the stock has gone nowhere in eight months. Investors are unsure of what to make of the company's entry into an already-crowded space of energy equipment manufacturers. Not only does Forum Energy face an uphill battle with the likes of Cameron International (CAM), but after some recent acquisitions, General Electric (GE) has turned itself into a formidable rival in subsea and surface equipment.
Consequently, Forum Energy, which entered the scene with a promising IPO in April of last year, has struggled to earn the Street's trust. Forum Energy does have a significant amount of debt, which management used to finance the company's roll-up strategy. But with aggressive plans to become a "total solutions provider," Forum Energy, which is growing at a 22% rate while building a strong presence in international markets, looks like a good name for investors looking for exposure in the energy space.
I was a bit concerned ahead of the Forum Energy's third-quarter earnings results, though not because I doubted the ongoing recovery in energy equipment orders. But it did concern me that Cameron and National Oilwell, which posted stronger-than-expected results, had taken business away from Forum Energy. But with Forum Energy posting a $45 million increase from the year-ago quarter in drilling and subsea revenue, that was not the case.
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VISAKHAPATNAM: Diesel scarcity has severely hit fishing activity forcing the Boat Owners Association to introduce rationing for the first time in the history of fishing harbour here.
As against a daily requirement of 1.20 lakh litres, 48,000 litres was supplied on Wednesday. There was no supply at all on Thursday.
The shortage in supply for past few days has put the fishermen in a limbo forcing the associations to introduce rationing. Though each boat needs to carry 3,000 litres for a voyage comprising 10 to 12 days, the associations are giving 500 litres per boat. At present, 100 boats are voyage and 300 are waiting for a solution to oil problem.
The fishing boats need high-speed diesel and the State Fisheries Department has an arrangement for supply of diesel through Indian Oil Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited.
AP Mechanised Boat Operators Welfare Association president P.Ch. Appa Rao told The Hindu that the shortage had come as a big blow for the boat operators after observing layoff for 62 days. Fishing activity resumed a week ago with lot of hope of bumper catch but the short supply dampened the spirit of fishermen, he regretted.


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By kimmm
from Alberta, Canada
Comments about Whirlpool 21.26 Cu. Ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator - Monochromatic Stainless Steel:
Positive:This is a great looking, solid fridge. Lots of adjustable shelving and great door shelves. Negative: Ice maker chute is too large for most glasses and shoots ice all over floor unless you use a pitcher. Ice sticks in chute and later melts and falls onto floor. Door has ramp that bounces the door back at you when your hands are full. It does not stay open at 180o but wants to return to 90o which makes doorway too narrow. This fridge is narrow and deep so you have to "get into" it to reach to the back, so it is very awkward to try to hold the door open, against the ramp that is pushing the door back at you. Ice/Water maker control ....you have to switch the electronic control through three options to move from water to ice....it should have two paddles,,,one for ice and one for water. Water is not even cool so dispenser is really only a filter( if you choose to utilize the filter).....we use the tap more than we have in 20 years as it is cooler than dispenser water. Ice maker is very slow as it only dispenses 6 cubes at time and ice capacity is 1/3 of our old fridge.
Smaller But Roomy!
By SMG03
from NJ, United States
The opening I have in my kitchen for a refrigerator is small, so I was limited in what I could purchase. I have not been disappointed, I am able to fit all of the food I need without any problems. The ice cube maker and water works great. I also like the LED lights. I am happy I purchased this Whirlpool refrigerator.
Poor ice maker
By PatMar
from RIC, VA
Ice maker gets infrequent use and therefore always clogs up and will not dispense.
Be careful.
By Wendy Meg
from New Jersey
The inside is smaller than you think. Also, the water dispenser is not always cold. I would not buy this again.
Whirlpool Makes Good Products
By Good Looking
from Toronto, ON, Canada
The Right Size For Our Condo.This fits into the Space We Have for the refrigerator.
Smaller inside than I anticipated, hard to put yhings in the refrigerator side.
By Lucysmom
from Madison, NC, United States
The refrigerator side is hard to access because of the door racks. The vegetable drawers are hard to open. The ice from the ice machine dispenser falls all over when glass is removed even when you stop dispensing and wait a bit. I had to order this just by looking on the internet because "normal" sized refrigerators are too large for my space and I do not live in a small home. The store I shopped in did not carry a variety of sizes...only the large new normal and apartment sized.
By ice cream man
from Orange County, NY, United States
I purchased this product about 2 months ago and have nothing negative to say. The ice-maker gives 2 different types of ice cubes and there is enough room in the freezer to hold all of the frozen items my family of four requires on a weekly basis. At this point I am very happy.
Whirlpool - 22 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Water dispenser
By M John
from Biddeford, ME, United States
This is a fine refrigerator, however when it was delivered we never realized how small it is. The frozen section of this model is so tight and small, it prevents us from even placing a frozen pizza in it. We are a bit dissatisfied with this model (definitely not with Whirlpool) and only due to the size.
Led lighting is a plus/inside refrigerator is way too small.
By Blondie65
from Rising Sun, MD, United States
Refrigerator inside much more difiucult to load and get something out of. You have to remove most of items on shelf to get to what you want.
Nice fridge for our small space
By garrett77
from Los Angeles, CA, United States
This 33" fridge looks nice and fits our narrow 35" space. It is important to note that fridge width is about 2" less than the space, and they mean it. The ice maker is a nice bonus, but the ice does come out a bit wild - scares the cats. After 3 months of use, the ice bin needed to be removed and defrosted. Fortunately that was really easy to do, and only took 10 minutes.
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514.201-6 Solicitation provisions.When considering all or none bids, insert the provision at 552.214-70, "All or None" Bids, in the solicitation. |
514.201-7 Contract clauses.Stock replenishment contracts. For some stock replenishment contracts, individual contractors may be unable to furnish the Government's monthly requirements. The contracting officer may determine that progressive awards will be more expedient. In such cases, insert a clause substantially the same as the clause at 552.214-71, Progressive Awards and Monthly Quantity Allocations, in the solicitation and contract. |
The contracting officer may use GSA Form 1602, Notice Concerning Solicitation, to do any of the following:
(a) Describe the type of contract, the duration of the contract, and the type of supplies or services being procured.
(b) Direct the attention of prospective bidders to review and carefully consider the information at FAR 14.404-2 that may result in rejection of the bid. In addition, cite any special requirements which, if overlooked, may result in rejection of the bid.
(c) Highlight significant changes from previous solicitations covering the same supplies or services.
(d) Include other special notices, as appropriate.
514.202 General rules for solicitation of bids.514.202-4 Bid samples.(a) Requirements for samples in invitations for bids. (1) When bid samples are required, the contracting officer shall require bidders to submit samples produced by the manufacturer whose products will be supplied under the contract. (2) The FAR limits use of bid samples to cases where the contracting officer cannot describe some characteristics of a product adequately in the specification or purchase description. This usually applies to subjective characteristics. The contracting officer may determine that there is a need to examine objective characteristics of bid samples to determine the responsiveness of a bid. The contracting officer should base the determination on past experience or other valid considerations. In the solicitation, separately list "Subjective Characteristics" and "Objective Characteristics." (3) A provision appears at 552.214-72, Bid Sample Requirements. This provision may be modified to fit the circumstances of a procurement. |
(b) Handling bid samples. (1) Samples from accepted bids must be retained for the period of contract performance. If there are no outstanding claims regarding the contract, the contracting officer may authorize disposal of the samples at the end of the contract term following the bidder's instructions. (2) If the contracting officer anticipates a claim regarding the contract, the contracting officer shall require that the bid samples be retained until the claim is resolved. (3) The contracting officer shall require that samples from unsuccessful bids be retained until award. After award, these samples may be disposed of following the bidder's instructions. |
514.202-5 Descriptive literature.Requirements for Invitations for bids. When using brand name or equal purchase descriptions, the provision at FAR 52.211-6 satisfies the requirement for descriptive literature. |
Before award, the contracting officer and all other members of the acquisition team must limit access to information concerning the Government cost estimate to Government personnel whose official duties require knowledge of the estimate and to non-Government personnel with a need to know and who have signed a non-disclosure agreement (contracting officers may tailor the non-disclosure agreement at Figure 515.3-1 for these purposes). After award, the contracting officer may reveal the total amount of the Government estimate upon request. The contracting officer is not authorized to release the basis for calculating the estimate at any time.
GSA contracting officers shall not consider telegraphic bids communicated by telephone.
(a) A telegraphic modification or withdrawal of a bid by telephone under the circumstances in FAR 14.303(a) shall not be considered.
(b) The receipt required by FAR 14.303(b) for withdrawal of a bid in person should read:
I am a bona fide agent for or representative of (Bidder's name and address) . I am authorized to withdraw the bid on IFB No. scheduled for opening on , and acknowledge receipt of the unopened bid.
Upon receiving a late bid, the bid custodian records it on the duplicate copy of the list of bidders. The bid custodian then immediately notifies the responsible contracting officer of the bid. The contracting officer must arrange for pick-up or delivery of the bid.
Require each bidder to submit an original and at least one copy of its bid. This requirement does not apply to bids transmitted and received through an electronic commerce method authorized by the solicitation.
(a) The specific location for receipt and safeguarding of bids and modifications shall be identified in the solicitation. Handle bids as follows:
(1) Authorized personnel mark the envelope (or other covering) of each package identified as a bid or modification with a time-stamp or the place, date, and time of receipt. They then deliver the bid by special handling to the bid custodian.
(2) Deposit hand-carried bids into the designated locked bid box, safe, or secured, restricted-access electronic bid box. At least once daily and immediately preceding the time scheduled for bid opening, the bid custodian removes and time stamps the bids. If a bidder hands a bid to the bid custodian or other GSA employee, the custodian or employee time stamps the bid immediately.
(3) When the solicitation authorizes telegraphic or facsimile bids and modifications, the bid custodian seals each in an envelope immediately upon receipt. The custodian labels the envelope with appropriate identification.
(4) For each invitation, the bid custodian prepares a bidders' list using GSA Form 1378, Record of, and Receipt for, Bids and Responses, or the appropriate bid abstract form. The list includes the name and address of all responses, including any bid modifications, received before bid opening time. The list also indicates withdrawn bids.
(5) The bid custodian records each bid and modification delivered before bid opening on the bidders' list on the day of receipt. The custodian stores bids and modifications in a suitable secured cabinet.
(b) At the scheduled bid opening time, the bid custodian delivers all bids received in response to the invitation, with the original and one copy of the bidders' list, to the bid opening official or designee. The bid opening official or designee acknowledges receipt of the bids by signing the copy of the form and returning it to the bid custodian. The original list becomes part of the contract file.
(c) When a regional Small Business Utilization Center (SBUC) is designated to receive bids, the regional SBUC Director may designate an individual(s) working at a Field Office as a bid custodian, provided all the following conditions are met:
(1) The Field Office has adequate space and facilities.
(2) The individual(s) designated as a bid custodian has been trained.
(3) The Field Office has a Small Business Technical Advisor.
(4) The bid custodian(s) must submit monthly reports to the regional SBUC Director. The regional SBUC Director forwards these reports to the Office of Small Business Utilization (E).
(a) Location of bid openings. Public bid openings take place in the regional SBUC if the bid custodian is in the regional SBUC. If the bid opening occurs elsewhere, inform the regional SBUC. Give the regional SBUC the invitation number and the location of the bid opening.
(b) Bid opening officer.
(1) The contracting officer may appoint a qualified employee of the contracting office as assistant bid opening officer as provided in FAR 14.402-1(b).
(2) The distance between the regional SBUC and the contracting office may make it impracticable for the contracting officer to conduct bid opening. In this case, the contracting officer may request the HCA and the Associate Administrator for Small Business Utilization (E) in Central Office, or the SBUC Director in the Region, to authorize a qualified regional SBUC employee to open, read, and record bids.
(c) Bid openings are open to business representatives, members of the press, and the general public.
(a) To ensure that bid opening occurs at the exact time specified, verify the accuracy of the timepiece to be used.
(b) For the information of bidders present, provide an audible announcement approximately one minute prior to bid opening.
(c) Announce audibly when the exact time of opening arrives. In the announcement, identify the invitation(s) scheduled for opening.
(d) For construction contracts that provide for bid alternates, announce the amount of funds available for the award before opening bids.
(e) Open the bids in full view of the parties present.
(f) When practicable and feasible, announce the following information from each bid: the bidder's name, item and unit price bid, and other pertinent information, such as delivery and discount terms.
(g) For bids submitted in multiple copies, one copy remains in the bid opening room for public examination until the bid abstract is substituted. The contracting activity uses the original. For bids submitted in original only, see FAR 14.402-1(c). The contracting activity retains all supplemental financial forms or other information submitted with a bid. Do not provide supplemental information for public examination.
(h) Forward any negotiable instruments submitted as bid guarantees to the appropriate Finance Office following procedures established by the Chief Financial Officer. After award, cancellation of the solicitation, or rejection of all bids, direct the appropriate Finance Office to refund the amount of the bid guarantee to unsuccessful bidders. The contracting officer may authorize return of a bid guarantee before award when requested by a bidder who is not in contention for the award. Retain other forms of bid guarantees (e.g., bid bonds, letters of credit, corporate and individual sureties, etc.) in the contract file.
(i) Prepare a record of the opening for the contract file. Include the names of persons attending the bid opening and the firms or organizations they represent.
(j) Verify the entries on all copies of a bid. Resolve any suspected mistake(s) following the procedures in FAR 14.407.
(k) Retain the envelopes in which bids and bid modifications are received until all awards are made. After award, retain those with notations concerning abnormal receipt or opening for identification in the solicitation file. The contracting officer may destroy the remainder.
(a) As soon as practicable, make a copy of the abstract of bids and any amendments available for public examination at the location of the bid opening. Make the abstract available for public examination for at least 30 calendar days. Include late bids determined eligible for consideration on the bid abstract or, if necessary, in an amendment.
(b) In abstracts for aggregate awards, record: unit prices, weight factors, totals for each aggregate group, and any other information required for bid evaluation.
(c) For building services, contracting activities in PBS may use GSA Form 3471, Abstract of Offers, instead of the Standard Form 1409, Abstract of Offers.
The HCA, or designee, makes any determinations required by FAR 14.404-1.
(a) The contracting officer may use the "Remarks" Item on GSA Form 1535, Recommendation for Award(s), or other appropriate documentation to record findings with respect to rejected bids.
(b) Document any bid rejected for nonresponsiveness, nonresponsibility, ineligibility, or because the bid after evaluation is no longer low. Examples of bids which may no longer be low after evaluation include aggregate bids, "all or none" bids, bids evaluated for freight costs, and bids evaluated using Buy American differentials.
(c) For sensitive or controversial bid rejections, include all supporting documentation to justify awards. This includes copies of the bid to be rejected and the proposed awardee, statements from or records of conversations with the requisitioning activity, plant facilities and financial responsibility reports, and other relevant correspondence or reports (Certificates of Competency, copies of Congressional correspondence or other high level interest, etc.).
514.407 Mistakes in bids.514.407-3 Other mistakes disclosed before award.Delegation of authority by head of the agency. Under FAR 14.407-3(e), contracting directors (see 502.101) are authorized, without power of redelegation, to make: (a) The determinations regarding corrections and withdrawals under FAR 14.407-3(a), (b), and (c); and (b) The corollary determinations not to permit withdrawal or correction under FAR 14.407-3(d). |
514.407-4 Mistakes after award.The contracting director and assigned counsel are required to review and approve the contracting officer's determinations under FAR 14.407-4(b) and (c). |
To determine the status of bidders in a tie-bid situation, use the bidders' status as of the date the bids were signed.
Contracting activities may use GSA Form l535, Recommendation for Award(s), and GSA Form 1535-A, Recommendation for Award(s), Continuation Sheet, to document proposed awards. One or more awards may be set forth on each form. Contracting activities have the discretion to use other means of documentation that meet their needs for information to support an award recommendation.


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Case Reports in Ophthalmological Medicine
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 803989, 5 pages
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Severe Macular Edema in Patients with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis-Related Uveitis
1Department of Ophthalmology, Ocular Immunovirology Service, Sapienza University of Rome, Viale del Policlinico 155, 00161 Rome, Italy
2Department of Biotechnological and Applied Clinical Sciences, Eye Clinic, University of L'Aquila, Italy
Received 3 June 2013; Accepted 21 July 2013
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Why CBS (CBS) And CBS Outdoor Americas (CBSO) Stocks Are Higher Today
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of CBS Corporation (CBS - Get Report) are higher 1.76% to $60.21, and shares of its outdoor subsidiary, CBS Outdoor America Inc. (CBSO), are higher 6.23% to $30.83, following news the IRS issued a favorable private letter ruling in regards to the company's plan for CBS Outdoor.
CBS is planning on converting its outdoor advertising subsidiary into a real estate investment trust.
At the beginning of April CBS Outdoor completed an IPO of 19% of its shares.
CBS is planning to divest its 81% stake in CBS Outdoor through a tax-free split off later this year.
Following the split off CBS Outdoor plans to elect and qualify to be taxed as a REIT, the company said. Must Read: Warren Buffett's 10 Favorite Growth Stocks STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more. TheStreet Ratings team rates CBS CORP as a Buy with a ratings score of A. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation: "We rate CBS CORP (CBS) a BUY. This is based on the convergence of positive investment measures, which should help this stock outperform the majority of stocks that we rate. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, notable return on equity and reasonable valuation levels. Although the company may harbor some minor weaknesses, we feel they are unlikely to have a significant impact on results." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:- CBS's revenue growth has slightly outpaced the industry average of 4.0%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 5.8%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- Investors have apparently begun to recognize positive factors similar to those we have mentioned in this report, including earnings growth. This has helped drive up the company's shares by a sharp 28.68% over the past year, a rise that has exceeded that of the S&P 500 Index. Regarding the stock's future course, although almost any stock can fall in a broad market decline, CBS should continue to move higher despite the fact that it has already enjoyed a very nice gain in the past year.
- CBS CORP has improved earnings per share by 22.6% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past two years. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, CBS CORP increased its bottom line by earning $3.01 versus $2.48 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($3.48 versus $3.01).
- The return on equity has improved slightly when compared to the same quarter one year prior. This can be construed as a modest strength in the organization. Compared to other companies in the Media industry and the overall market, CBS CORP's return on equity exceeds that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
- You can view the full analysis from the report here: CBS Ratings Report
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Ham and Corn Chowder
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4 tbsp butter
1/2 onion, diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 carrots, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
4 tbsp flour
2 cups milk
3 cups ham stock or chicken stock (or a combination of both, I used 2 cups ham stock and 1 cup chicken stock)
2 cups frozen corn kernels
2 cups chopped ham
2 cups russet potatoes, small dice (about 2 large potatoes)
salt and fresh cracked black pepper
1 tbsp hot sauce, like Frank's
smoked sweet paprika for garnish
Melt butter in a large pot over medium heat. Saute onion, garlic, carrots, and celery until soft.
Sprinkle with flour and cook, stirring, a couple of minutes or until flour is golden.
Slowly whisk in milk and stock. Turn down heat as necessary to keep soup at a gentle simmer.
Stir in corn, ham, and potatoes.
Simmer soup about 20 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. Smash a few of them against the side of the pot with your spoon.
Taste soup and season with salt and pepper.
Add hot sauce to taste and serve. Sprinkle with smoked sweet paprika if desired (oops, I forgot it for the photo).
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Ne-Yo, Neon Trees, Nicole Richie, Lucy Hale, Jesse Williams, Heather Morris, Anthony Anderson, James Maslow, Carlos Pena Jr, Victoria Justice, Cast Of See Dad Run And Others Join Host Nick Cannon At TeenNick Halo Awards
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Ne-Yo, Neon Trees, Nicole Richie, Lucy Hale, Jesse Williams, Heather Morris, Anthony Anderson, James Maslow, Carlos Pena Jr, Victoria Justice and the cast of See Dad Run were among the celebs who took to the Hollywood Palladium stage to join host Nick Cannon in honoring five extraordinary teens for the 2012 TeenNick HALO Awards live event. The fourth annual TeenNick HALO Awards was held today and will air as a 90-minute special premiering Monday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. (ET/PT), on Nick at Nite, with an encore Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 10 p.m. (ET) on TeenNick. Conceived, hosted and executive-produced by Cannon, the awards show recognizes and celebrates real teens who are "Helping and Leading Others" (HALO).
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During the star-studded evening, Neon Trees rocked the stage with their hit single "Everybody Talks" and Ne-Yo had the crowd singing along to "Let Me Love You." In a surprise moment onstage, Richie awarded 18-year-old Raymone George with a HALO Award in recognition of his work as a mentor and coach to a youth dance troupe. Ne-Yo, who is performing at MTV's New Year's Eve special, also invited George to be his VIP guest for the day. George and the four existing teen honorees each received a baton-shaped HALO Award and scholarship fund from superstar presenters including Richie (The Richie-Madden Children's Foundation), Hale (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Operation Smile), Morris (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), Anderson (F.A.C.E Diabetes) and former school teacher Williams (supports education) along with other surprises.
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TNPCB bid to tackle deteriorating air quality
In an effort to tackle the deteriorating ambient air quality in the city, the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board is in the process of setting up an Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) that will aim to cap total pollution emission levels from industrial clusters in and around Chennai.
An emission exchange would be set up to allow industries that pollute more than the stipulated level to buy energy saving certificates (Escerts), from those that pollute less. "Industrial units will have to pay a price for their emissions and can choose how much to emit, within reasonable limits, taking this price into account. The price of emission makes pollution costly and gives polluters an incentive to cut back," said TNPCB Chairman Rameshram Mishra.
Promoted as a market-friendly regulatory mechanism by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, the scheme known as Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) is being simultaneously tested in industrial belts in Gujarat and Maharashtra as part of a pilot implementation.
Through PAT, the State governments would have the authority to set mandatory emission targets for 563 types of industrial units, including power plants, which account for 54 per cent of India's energy use.
Since the mean ambient level of total suspended particulates in India is about five times that of the U.S., Mr.Mishra said that particulates would be initially targeted. "A cap on the overall amount of emissions that Chennai can take would be fixed based on a study that is currently under way."
Identifying two important shifts from the existing framework, he said that regulation will target total emissions, rather than concentration norms. "Under the current system, industrial units may adjust their emissions during the site visits by monitoring teams, which are infrequent, to appear to be less polluting. Also, the concentration during a particular visit may bear little on the pattern of emissions over the whole year."
This would be replaced by continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) that measure and report the total emissions from industry stacks continuously throughout the year. The second shift would be towards more transparency. "All the collected data would be made available to the public.
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