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Split Pea Sausage Soup – $5 Dinner Challenge
Posted By Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom On December 6, 2010 @ 5:40 pm In Dairy Free,Pork,Potatoes,Recipes,Soup | 14 Comments
My quest to create a little breathing room in the pantry and freezers continues…
Last night I made this amazing soup. I think Steve said how much he liked it at least 6 times. (Which definitely says something. He's a quiet kind of guy. And for him to say that 6 times speaks volumes.)
I took split peas from my legumes container, sausage links from the freezer and some potatoes from the pantry…put it all together and voila…
Split Pea Sausage Soup
- 4 sausage links, about 3/4 lb. ($2.99)
- 5 medium white potatoes, peeled and diced ($.75) Recent sale…10 lbs for $1.99!
- 1/2 yellow onion, chopped ($.15)
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed ($.15) Find my favorite garlic press in my Holiday Gift Guide!
- 1 tsp parsley ($.05)
- 1 1/2 cup green split peas, about 1/2 lb. ($.50)
- 2 cups chicken or vegetable broth, store bought or homemade (free to $1)
- 2-3 cups of water, depending on how thick/thin you want the soup
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 box frozen spinach ($.58)
- Cut the sausage into small pieces and brown. Once browned, add the diced potatoes, chopped onion and crushed garlic to the sausage. Let saute for about 5 minutes, stirring often, until onions become opaque.
- Next add the seasonings, split peas, broth and water. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for 50 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste. (Add more water if needed to reach desired thinness.)
- Cook the spinach as directed on the box.
- Serve Sausage and Split Pea Soup with a side of spinach.
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After today's blowout, we need some new words to describe Bayern Munich
Feb 23, 2013, 4:00 PM EDT
We know Bayern Munich are good, but after today's performance against Werder Bremen, it's time to break out the superlatives. Consider doing it against 10 men an asterisk, but still consider it: Bayern put up a 6-1 victory over visiting Werder Bremen.
Also consider the context. Ahead of a huge German Cup match Wednesday against Borussia Dortmund, Jupp Heynckes changed his team. Not that changes mean much for Bayern Munich, one of the deepest teams in the world. Still, Mario Gomez, Xherdan Shaqiri, Luiz Gustavo, Arjen Robben, Diego Contento and Jerome Boateng — all former starters, to one degree or another — were in. The likes of Mario Mandzukic, Thomas Müller, Toni Kroos, and Bastian Schweinsteiger sat.
That as much as the final score is the reason we should be dropping our jaws at this Bayern team. They're coming in waves, now. They're rolling these type of results off an assembly line. There's a certain inertia to this run that only a late glancing header from Didier Drogba could derail (and he's about to be seen out of Champions League).
Thanks to goals from Robben, Javi Martínez, Frank Ribery, and Gomez (two), they're up to 63 goals in 23 league games. Having allowed only eight, they're up to a +55 goal difference. It you add up every other positive goal difference in the Bundesliga (six teams), you get that same +55.
It seems cliché, but the first superlative that comes to mind is insane. It's trite, overused, and it's starting to feel like the refrain a 13-year-old mean girl would push around her chewing gum, but insane feels right. The numbers Bayern's putting up in arguably the best league in the world lack sanity.
Here are all the goals — alle tore – including the Theodor Gebre Salessie own goal that sent Bremen spiraling.
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And they are profitable. And their stadium debt will be clear in five years freeing up another estimated 25-30 million Euros per year. Scary.
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If there's one thing I've never understood about the SAILOR MOON franchise, it's the whole secret identity thing. It's not like any of the Sailor Guardians are actually disguised; the only thing that obscures any piece of Usagi's face is her tiara, and that often comes off so she can throw it at the bad guys. At least Tuxedo Mask and Sailor V put on token disguises with their "way to big to conceal anything" domino masks. Superman does a better job with his Clark Kent specs.
But it's not just that the bad guys are face blind. Are we supposed to be guessing who Tuxedo Mask is? Are we really supposed to be wondering who the secret Moon Princess is?
It's that sort of stuff that you think about while watching SAILOR MOON CRYSTAL, which is to say that while you're watching CRYSTAL you're trying to keep your brain occupied. Which is to say that CRYSTAL is… kind of off-putting.
What I have to keep reminding myself is that I should go easy on the show. It's meant for children, whose suspension of disbelief is much more pliable than mine.
But then the show will do something that's just so off-putting. For instance, in Rei's premiere episode she's accused of kidnapping a child because she's a reclusive Shinto shrine maiden. Ridiculous, yes, but when people are grieving they say strange things. It's when Usagi says Rei is "too beautiful to have committed the crime" that I recoiled. Sailor Moon: guardian of justice as long as you're pretty?
Sure Usagi is a bit of an idiot, but that's just plain wrong. Kind of like how Sailor Mars's posing sequence doesn't feature Sailor Mars but rather some sort of pudding person with no real joints or even muscle mass to stand upright on her own.
But am I still watching SAILOR MOON CRYSTAL? I suppose I am, out of some weird sense of obligation. I've been promised that it "gets good" after a certain point when all the Guardians are gathered, and I still have fond memories of the weirdness of the later seasons of the original series. But until then, I guess I'm just going to do my cultural homework like a good little doobie.
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What is expected is that T is a sequence of Forward Sequences (e.g. boost::fusion::vector) and I want to get a view of the N-th element in each element of T . However, I do not know from beforehand the type of
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boost::fusion::vector<int, double, std::string> . In the code I can figure out the correct type but I cannot figure out this in the function declaration.
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President Barack Obama talks alone with Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada during the Summit of the Americas April 18, 2009, in Port of Spain, Trinidad. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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i've actually been in that room before... but not at the same time as obama
In this video, Canadians tell President Barack Obama about all of the places to go and things to do in Ottawa on his first foreign trip as President of the United States of America. Have a look!
Where is a photo of Obama with Patrick Manning, PM of Trinidad and Tobago, and host of the Summit? www.huffingtonpost.com/arlene-m-roberts/summit-postscript... See also www.huffingtonpost.com/arlene-m-roberts/summit-of-the-ame...
Go Obama for talking to ol' conservative lego head!
Dude standing in the doorway is talking in his hand just like on '24'! I knew it!
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Yo, Harper!
Now that we're behind closed doors, let's talk about the Pennsylvanians!
A Proud Three Days In Trinidad.
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Chip Kelly Isn't Going To Sit Starters If Eagles Win
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If the Cowboys beat the Redskins on Sunday, the Week 17 game between Dallas and Philadelphia determines a playoff berth.
Which also makes Sunday night's game between the Bears and Eagles meaningless for the Eagles.
Coach Chip Kelly told reporters on Monday that he'll play his starters, if the Cowboys win earlier in the day.
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March 17, 2015"There are a lot of widely held beliefs about what causes deer to move, how far they move and when they move," said Duane Diefenbach, adjunct professor of wildlife ecology and leader of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Penn State. "In our current research project, we are collecting hundreds of thousands of locations from GPS-collared white-tailed deer. We thought it would be fun to see what people think about how deer move and see if that's actually true."
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March 17, 2015Sonification is the process of taking large data sets — like the results of monitoring a group of squirrels' body temperatures for a year — and translating them into musical audio files. The resulting sonification illustrates the pattern of the data while being pleasing to the ear.
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Katey, who wrote that negative The Dictator review, left the movie wanting Baron Cohen to move on to more roles like the one he had in Hugo, using his physical comedy skills to fit into a larger, more solid story. Sean, on the other hand, loved The Dictator, and wants Baron Cohen to continue crafting these outrageous and funny movies
Burton and Depp delivered a stellar musical concoction in the Oscar-winning Sweeney Todd, and there are those who argue the directors take on Roald Dahls Charlie and the Chocolate Factory surpasses Mel Stuarts Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory from 1971. So if Burtons in a funk, as many are arguing this week, how deep does it run? And can he pull himself out of it? Sean and Kristy discuss in our latest Great Debate.
Vote in the poll at the bottom of the post, then jump into the comments to let us know in detail what you think. You may no longer be in the movie theater parking lot talking everything Avengers with your friends, but the conversation about the biggest movie of the year is far from over
Sean and Katey got together to pitch some of their own favorite choices, some with experience directing blockbusters, some with promising indies under their belt, and one who has already made a movie about a numbered district like Katniss's own District 12
A Thousand Words seems to be the same watered-down humor we've been getting from Murphy for years. So with his big Oscar chance gone, is Eddie Murphy's comeback over before it could even start? Kristy and Mack got together to argue about just that, with Mack a Murphy diehard who believes anything is still possible, and Kristy too burned by the awful movies to have faith in him anymore
Now normally when you get a movie released in the fall about a main character who gets cancer, and when the critics falling all over themselves to praise it, you get oodles and oodles of Oscar buzz. But 50/50, a drama with heavy doses of comedy related to drugs, girls and other tawdry things that interest 20-something males, isn't exactly the kind of movie that automatically gets invited to the big awards show
With Katey still no Marvel expert, clearly it was time for her to seek advice and understanding from Eric once more. They took to Gchat to talk it out, give Favreau some advice and wonder how all of this will affect Joss Whedon
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Santorum Forms Iowa PAC; 2012 Presidential Run Looks More LikelyWith the creation of a political action committee in Iowa, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum has moved one step closer to a bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Santorum, who is a strong family-values backer, says the Iowa Keystone Political Action Committee will spend at least $25,000 helping candidates Santorum supports in the state before November.
Republicans' Blue-Collar ActIf you want to win over working-class voters it might be better not to condescend to them by hiring actors to imitate their "hicky"-ness, as the National Republican Senatorial Committee just did.
Candidates Who Are Backpedaling Before MidtermsThat great electoral tradition has begun again. Candidates who tacked left or right in the primaries are now sprinting for the middle.
Old, Unelectable Democrats Have Lots of Advice for Barack ObamaThough his party is ailing as we enter the home stretch of the election, President Obama and his supporters can take heart, knowing that he's getting new strategies for electoral success from a fresh crop of advisers....
What Does 'Elitism' Mean?If there's one epithet the right never tires of, it's "elitism." Republicans are constantly accusing Democrats of it this campaign season, as when Kentucky Senate nominee Rand Paul attacked President Obama as "a liberal elitist … [who] believes that he knows what is best for people."
Leaked E-mails Suggest Feud Between Palins, Joe MillerIt's fair to say that Sarah Palin made Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller: he was an unknown long shot hoping to upset a sitting senator until Palin marshaled the Tea Party Express and helped him to surprise Lisa Murkowski. But has Palin lost control of her protégé? A leaked e-mail chain suggests pretty serious tension between Palin's husband, Todd, and Miller.
Obama's Lame-Duck-Session AgendaIn the 61 days between the election and the swearing in of a new Congress, Democrats are making their list of realistic priorities.
Minnesota Congressional Race Gets ProfaneA new campaign ad released by the Democratic challenger to incumbent Michele Bachmann uses language George Carlin would have appreciated.
Gingrich Urges GOP to Go After Food StampsThe Republican icon tells candidates to highlight out-of-control food-stamp usage as evidence that Democrats deserve to lose.
Westboro Church Case to Get a Day With SCOTUSAs the Supreme Court kicks off its new term, the justices are preparing to consider several free-speech cases, including one involving the Westboro Baptist Church, a group infamous for protesting at military funerals with signs praising the deaths of U.S. soldiers as punishment for the United States' tolerance of homosexuality.


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East High boosters raising money for dressing rooms lost to budget cuts
When bids for a $10.4 million fine arts addition to East High School came in over budget, district officials had to cut somewhere.
So they ditched the dressing rooms.
Citing budget constraints, officials told East principal Ken Thiessen and his music, choir and drama teachers that they would get their state-of-the-art new auditorium, classrooms, practice rooms and storage space. But a proposed dressing room alongside the stage would remain an unfinished shell of a former locker room.
"We were like, 'Please, please, please, let's try to work something out,' " said Derrick Gronewold, director of theater at the Wichita high school. "Give us the opportunity to try to raise the money to finish this right."
The result is a first-ever effort by a school's booster club to make good on a bond issue promise.
East High Friends of Performing Arts – which supports band, orchestra, vocal music and theater programs at the city's oldest high school – donated $15,000 and is trying to raise nearly $12,000 more to finish and equip a dressing room area that they hope will be complete by fall.
"When you're building something, why not do it right?" said Amy Menas, president of the fine arts booster group.
"For the future of our programs, for the future of our district and for East, this makes total sense," she said. "To make it the state-of-the-art facility that it's going to be in every other way."
Menas said she was disappointed when she learned last year that the multimillion-dollar fine arts suite, a longtime dream of East teachers and performers, likely would open without dressing rooms. For generations, East High students have changed in what essentially is a fire escape: an 8-by-10-foot stairwell off the side of the old stage with no benches, no bathrooms, no mirrors, no place to hang costumes or wigs.
Even the unfinished room that district leaders proposed would have been an improvement, Menas said, but she likened it to opening a beautiful new gymnasium or football stadium without locker rooms.
"We understand budget issues, and we know the district has to make choices," she said. "So that's why we said, 'How about if we work together on this? Give us a chance to make this right.' "
Finished dressing rooms will be good not only for school events and the district-wide musical in November, Menas said. They'll make it easier to market the 611-seat auditorium with orchestra pit for dance recitals, music performances and other special events, which could mean income for the district.
"We'd really like it to be a community resource," she said.
The booster club's $15,000 donation, raised through a sale of old wooden chairs that had been bolted to the floor of East High's larger, historic auditorium, allowed for a project change order that got crews working on demolition, mechanical, plumbing and electrical work, said Julie Hedrick, the district's director of facilities.
East isn't the only school where bond projects have been cut back to cut costs. A new addition at Heights High School will include only one culinary kitchen for the school's family and consumer science program instead of two that were proposed.
Though the overall bond issue is millions under budget, Hedrick said, "We try to keep each project from going over so we don't experience that budget creep that could get us into trouble" later.
Finished dressing rooms at East, which will include men's and women's changing areas with appropriate mirrors, lighting and storage, were estimated to cost about $65,000, she said.
"Some of that will be from (fundraisers), some from the building's activity fund," Hedrick said. "They figured out how to get it done."
Fine arts supporters had to work quickly, said Gronewold, the theater director, because waiting years down the road to add dressing rooms would have raised costs significantly. But there's still money to raise.
Menas, the booster group president, said East High Friends of Performing Arts is planning several fundraisers through the summer, beginning with an event May 26 at Mead's Corner that will feature performances by East High musicians, singers and actors.
"The arts are such an important part of learning," she said. "East has a long tradition of excellence in theater, and we'd like to see that continue into the future."
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Melange Coffeehouse
Through its eccentric decor and delicious desserts, Cafe Melange has become a local and regional favorite for gourmet cuisine. Guests can sit on the patio and enjoy the lively atmosphere of downtown Carbondale, or enjoy a quiet meal near the fireplace inside. Enjoy a stone baked pizza, avocado salmon wrap, or simply treat your taste buds to the decadent taste of their signature cheese cake.
Murder Mystery Dinner "Cleaver the Beaver"
Detective skills- and a hearty appetite-will be necessary at Alto Vineyards as Upstage Productions presents, "Cleaver the Beaver". Guests will enjoy an exciting murder mystery dinner with a professional cast to figure out the culprit in a lively whodunit mystery, all while enjoying a delectable three-course meal.
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Reds, Whites & Blues Festival
Anchoring the eastern end of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, Blue Sky offers a taste of Tuscany in the hills of Southern Illinois. Sample red & white wines, while enjoying live blues music. $6.00 Admission - Includes glass & sampling. A variety of hearty sandwiches, pizzas, and snacks, as well as wine-alternatives such as beer and mixed drinks are offered, while you enjoy large indoor seating area and two beautiful outdoor terraces that overlook the vineyard and rolling countryside.
Grand River Spirits
Grand River Spirits is a locally-owned craft distillery in Southern Illinois. Creating spirits that showcase Southern Illinois' grains and fruits. Their offerings will include brandy, whiskey, bourbon, rum, seasonal spirits (such as grappa and schnapps), and of course Red Eye Moonshine. Made from Southern Illinois crops, the production of these premium, hand-crafted spirits are made with the best of the Midwest.
Luau at Blue Sky Vineyard
Enjoy a tropical getaway at our annual Blue Sky Vineyard LUAU, complete with fire dancers, best dressed & limbo competitions and more!
Black Vultures and turkey vultures fly and swoop in the skies surrounding Makanda each fall. Local residents await their return each fall as an end to the hot summer and the beginning of cooler fall weather. This event is a celebration of the Vulture's annual migration with live music and displays by local artists for purchase. Come join the celebration and see this awesome unique event as these birds return.
Mo Wallace BBQ
Located in the heart of Carbondale's Town Square, Mo Wallace is one of the most beloved hole-in-the-wall stops in Southern Illinois. Feast on the mouth-watering selection of soul food and finger-lickin' barbecue, and enjoy the company of the friendly staff. This truly is one of Carbondale's culinary gems!
Cajun Fest at Alto Vineyards
Enjoy a day with canjun food and music.
CITY:Alto Pass
El Greco
El Greco is a greasy spoon — said in the BEST way. This delicious joint makes some of the best gyros around. Locally-owned and operated, El Greco has become a staple in downtown Carbondale. Don't forget to try the fried mushrooms!
Blend Tea and Crepe Lounge
Through its delicious crepes, refreshing tea and unique atmosphere, Blend has made a name for itself as Carbondale's favorite hangout. Conveniently located close to the SIU Campus, Blend is the perfect spot for a quick lunch or long study session. With its sweet (or savory crepes) and a large selection of customizable drinks, perfect for everyone!
Cristaudo's Cafe & Bakery
Situated in one of downtown Carbondale's oldest buildings, Cristaudo's Cafe and Bakery is definitely worth a stop! Treat your taste buds to the sweet flavor of their famous sugar cookies, or enjoy a delicious sandwich during lunch. And, if you give them enough notice, Cristaudo's will prepare vegan and gluten-free baked goods to your liking!
Italian Village
For more than 50 years Italian Village Pizza & Pasta has been a social gathering place for great food and fun in Carbondale. Thousands of locals, Salukis and area visitors have provided their autographs and notable memories on the walls of their main dining rooms. Enjoy delicious pizza, complimentary ice cream, and a full salad bar, all in the presence of good company!
The Neighborhood Co-op
If there's one thing the Neighborhood Co-op is known for, it's good food. Between the grocery store and the deli area, this one-stop-shop has everything you need for the perfect meal. Enjoy the fresh taste of locally grown produce, shop the work of Carbondale's thriving art scene, and feast on a hearty sandwich, made with all-organic products.
Thai Taste
Vibrant, trendy and absolutely delicious are just three ways to describe Carbondale's premiere Thai restaurant. High ceilings, inviting windows and contemporary decor make the restaurant ravishing. Featuring an all-encompassing menu that includes both traditional and unique dishes, all offered at various levels of spiciness, Thai Taste has something for everyone.
Dawg Daze of Summer at Alto Vineyards
What's summer in Southern Illinois without festivities! Join Alto Vineyards in celebrating the summer with music, food and canine friends. Local art and wines; along with food and games, to support local animal shelters. From noon to 7pm
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Harbaugh's Cafe'
Known for its bottomless coffee, mouth-watering foods, and welcoming atmosphere, Harbaugh's Cafe' is one of Carbondale's most popular breakfast joints. While the menu includes unique dishes such as ranch potatoes, it encompasses all of the classic breakfast dishes too. Salads and sandwiches are also available after 11 a.m. If you're in a rush, no sweat! Harbaugh's will have you in-and-out faster than you can say "ranch potatoes"!
Burns Hunting Club
Located 1.7 miles west of Illinois Route 148 on Grassy Road just south of the Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge. Waterfowl hunting on 960 acres. Guides available. One of the top three harvest clubs in the southern Illinois quota zone.
Fabulous foods of the Pacific, including Chinese, Japanese, and Thai in a pleasant atmosphere with wonderful service.
Phoenix Cycles
Specializing in Cannondale, Schwinn and Giant bicycles, also accessories and repairs to all makes.
Shawnee Trails Wilderness Outfitters
Outdoor equipment store, features climbing and rappel gear, packs, tents, sleeping bags, books, boots, outdoor and ski clothing, canoes and kayaks.
Comfort Inn & Suites
Whether you need accommodations for a business trip or are looking for warm and inviting lodging during a vacation, our new facility is a great place to stay. Relax in our spacious guest rooms that have features like a flat-screen television with cable, in addition to many other amenities. Ask about our rooms that have sofa sleepers and hot tubs. Connecting rooms can be requested. There is also an onsite coin-operated laundry facility.
Longbranch Coffee House
Known for its urban atmosphere and delicious dining options, Longbranch Coffee House serves as Carbondale's only vegetarian restaurant. Located in the historic Town Square, Longbranch embraces the local art scene by often hosting art shows and exhibits. The food is nothing short of delicious, as all of the ingredients are grown in southern Illinois and served fresh every day. If you're looking for a delightful dining experience - this is your place!
Grand Rivers Distillery
A locally-owned craft distillery in Southern Illinois, Grand River Spirits creates a selection of spirits that showcase the delicious fruits and grains of Southern Illinois. This national award-winning micro-distillery offers brandy, whiskey, bourbon, rum, seasonal spirits (such as grappa and schnapps), and of course Red Eye Moonshine. Don't let their small size fool you, all of the storage, packaging, distilling and tasting is housed under one roof. See the action for yourself — Grant Rivers Distillery offers free 30-minute distillery tours for up to 10 people by appointment only, available Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday.
Remodel and Renovations in 2000, convenient location in the heart of the city. Close to the SIU-C campus.


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16th October 2013
London HIV charity runs fundraising Christmas cookery classes
2:30 PM — London HIV charity The Food Chain is running corporate Christmas cookery classes to raise money for people living with HIV in the capital.
11th October 2013
Get set for the National AIDS Trust's Wig Party 2013
5:26 PM — The National AIDS Trust has announced details of this month's annual Wig Party in central London on Sunday 27 October - and it's receiving the support of TV star Graham Norton.
8th October 2013
Naked skydiver thanks gay community for supporting fundraiser to help terminally ill children 16
3:31 PM — A North Staffordshire skydiver has thanked the gay community for supporting him in his efforts to do a charitable naked skydive.
27th September 2013
UK: Bisexual man to jump out of plane naked for charity 29
7:07 PM — A North Staffordshire bisexual man is planning to do a naked parachute in order to raise money for charity.
22nd September 2013
US: San Francisco to launch its first ever support event for homeless LGBT people 3
1:24 PM — San Francisco is set to launch its first ever support event for homeless LGBT people, enabling them to access medical, dental, employment, and housing services in a one-day walk-in convention.
27th August 2013
Oxfam says firewall blocking access to PinkNews was accidental and allows access to site 8
5:46 PM — Aid and development charity Oxfam has responded to a report from PinkNews which found that access to LGBT news sites was being blocked from terminals operated by the charity, to say that it was the result of an automated firewall, and is not company policy.
18th July 2013
Kaleidoscope Trust: Equal marriage could make 'life worse' for gay people in developing countries 29
2:52 PM — LGBT rights charity the Kaleidoscope Trust has warned that gay rights in the West, including the recent Same Sex Marriage Act, could lead to an erosion of LGBT freedoms in the developing world.
3rd July 2013
TV presenter Clare Balding honoured as Celebrity Charity Champion 1
7:22 PM — BBC sports presenter Clare Balding, has been honoured as the winner of this year's Celebrity Charity Champion Award.
27th June 2013
Stonewall reveals top gay-friendly universities 10
2:08 PM — Stonewall has updated its university guide today, showing how gay-friendly the UK's 157 universities are.
10th June 2013
Scotland: Catholic adoption charity to start legal challenge against same-sex adoption ruling 43
3:17 PM — The chairman of a Scottish Catholic adoption charity which was recently told it must accept applications from same-sex couples, or risk losing its charity status, has called the raising of children by gay couples "a terrible social experiment".
28th May 2013
Chelsea Clinton: It is 'fundamental' to allow same-sex couples to marry
6:01 PM — Bill Clinton's daughter Chelsea, has said she wants to dedicate her time towards international health efforts and towards gay rights, including equal marriage, which she said was a "fundamental human imperative".
16th May 2013
Stonewall Housing marks 30 years of supporting LGBT people at risk of homelessness 6
2:53 PM — UK organisation Stonewall Housing mark their 30th year of operation from this month, but their leaders say there is too much work still to do to celebrate.
26th April 2013
National AIDS Trust: Tweet us your 'birds and bees' cupcakes 47
4:26 PM — National AIDS Trust (NAT) is holding a 'birds and bees'-themed competition to get people talking about safer sex and HIV, as part of the Bake Aware campaign.
20th April 2013
Lord Browne: I am still surprised at how cautious businesses are in accepting diversity 15
5:17 PM — Lord Browne, the former Chief Executive of BP, has spoken out about a current lack of acceptance of diversity in the world of business, and said that for years he was scared to come out as gay.
12th April 2013
London: Stonewall celebrity dinner raises £394,000 9
3:58 PM — Over 500 guests, including celebrities and politicians, attended Stonewall's annual Equality Dinner at London's Dorchester Hotel last night.
10th April 2013
Video: Israeli gay couple in YouTube plea for help to start a family 4
4:15 PM — A gay couple in Israel have started a campaign, asking for help to start a family after spending their entire savings on several failed surrogacy and adoption attempts, as Israel forbids surrogacy for gay couples.
14th March 2013
US: Chick-fil-A foundation's tax filings show anti-LGBT donations almost doubled in 2011 5
11:45 PM — Despite reports that chicken restaurant chain Chick-fil-A, had ceased giving money to organisations opposed to equal marriage and LGBT rights, the company's most recent tax filings suggest it has actually increased the amount it gives.
6th March 2013
Ruling upheld that Scottish Catholic charity must accept adoption applications from gay couples 20
5:25 PM — A ruling by the Scottish Charity Regulator that a Catholic adoption charity was unlawfully discriminating against gay people by refusing to accept applications from unmarried couples, has been upheld.
12th February 2013
Terrence Higgins Trust launches extensive online trans health service
5:09 PM — UK HIV and sexual health charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust (THT), announces its launch of a new health and wellbeing advice service for transgender people.
23rd January 2013
Scottish Catholic charity must accept adoption applications from gay couples – says regulator 25
7:15 PM — A ruling by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator has said that a Catholic adoption agency must accept applications from gay couples, or risk losing its charity status.


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Normally, I plant the entire amaryllis bulb in the ground. The only part that will show are the green leaves once they start growing in the spring.
However, this year, I read about the actual preferred way of planting amaryllis bulbs, which is that part of the bulb (as much as the top 1/3) should be exposed when planting. So I planted a few this way also, just about 2-3 weeks before an unexpected cold front/ice storm came through the area, pretty much all those bulbs are soft now (as if they are rotting).
I know that care should be taken when ice/snow comes but I had not previously lost any bulbs to ice/snow before without doing anything to protect them, so I treated this group the same also. I wonder how others plant their bulbs and do you protect them with plant blankets on particularly cold times, or maybe I was unlucky with this batch.
Some of the amaryllis bulbs lost their flower stalk or even what would be the stalk began to die in the bulb (before even fully making it out). Besides that, the remaining bulbs that may not have been making a stalk yet, are also soft and mushy. I don't think they will recover or if they do, it is probably a weakened plant for this year.
I've always buried the whole bulb so that the top is just barely under the soil. I don't give them any special care with mulch for the winter. I do notice that some seem to raise up on their own over time.
If I'm mulching something else nearby I might mulch them too, but make no special effort to do so.
I'm not big on gathering or raking leaves either. So some of mine might get some mulch provided by Mother Nature.
I hope yours dry out and then bounce right back.
What do you think about lifting them and potting them up to give them a better chance?
Our spring rains may be too much for them to over come (since they are already so soft) but in a loose well draining potting mix I would think they'd have a better chance at recovering.
I have a bit of an amaryllis problem and buy way too many every year. Then I wander through the yard sticking bulbs in the ground. I do nothing to them. They usually do not bloom the first year after I put them in, adjusting I guess.
You can try digging them up and cutting off any mushy parts, but if the whole bulb is mushy they are goners. Sorry.
Tally HO!
After reading some responses, I eventually remembered that I had seen some videos about cutting an amaryllis bulb into sections to make new plants. Normally I did not want to do that with my good bulbs but this might give an opportunity to try that method with these bulbs.


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iPhone, blah, blah, iPhone, GPS, 3G, iPhone, blah blah.. , Enterprise support, push email, games, blah blah blah. iPhone…
OK, we get it.
Jealous? Yep.
By now, you probably have seen quite a bit of coverage of ATVFlash, a patchstick sold by Apple Core LLC to help ease the installation of plugins like Couch Surfer, Media Cloud, nitoTV and many others. The patchstick is sold for $59.95.
I am all for entrepreneurship. People are entitled to charge whatever they want for their work. However, I learned that the developers whose software were included on the patchstick did not grant Apple Core LLC permission to include their software on the patchstick; let alone, charge for it. I don't think it was ever the developers' intention to charge money for their work.
Also, I do not agree with including Apple's copyrighted files on the patchstick to be sold. It is true that, in creating a patchstick for personal use, these copyrighted files have to be copied to the patchstick in order for it to be useful; one does not break any law by copying these files from one place to another for personal use. However, redistributing these files to others, whether it is for profit or not, is a definite violation of the copyright law.
What's your take?
Scott Davilla of the atv-bootloader project has informed me that a new bootloader for Apple TV to boot Linux is now available. With this version, kernel patches to the EFI are no longer required. Also, atv-bootloader can now boot Linux from any mass storage device (including external USB device).
For more information on this, go to atv-bootloader site here.
Actually, Scott wrote to me a couple of weeks back. I just didn't have a chance to update the site until now. Sorry, Scott.
Some of you may already knew this, but Apple TV unofficially supports Internet Radio. I found this out when 2.0 was released a few months back.
To get this feature working, all you had to do was create a playlist with Internet radio stations in it then just sync the playlist to the Apple TV. One major flaw was that, iTunes had to be running at the same time. Otherwise, the stations would disappear from the Apple TV.
With 2.0.2 update, this is no longer the case. The playlist with the Internet Radio streams would persist even when iTunes is not running on the computer it synced with. However, once you restart the Apple TV, the playlists with Internet Radio streams would disappear.
I have written a post about this on Apple TV Source . So while, we don't have 100% functionality for Internet Radio yet, it is still much better than before.
Good news. Brandon has just released Couch Surfer 0.3. Just in time for us to relax and surf the net on our big screen TV getting ready for the weekend.
Here are some new features of Couch Surfer 0.3
The best part is that once Couch Surfer 0.3 is installed, USB keyboard feature is available to all other plugins.
Thanks again, Brandon. You da man!
You can get the new software update from Brian's software page here.
Jaman has released a new version of its player. In case you ran into problems getting the Jaman player to work after you upgraded to 2.0.1, this is the version to get.
There are no new features with this update. However, rest assured that all the requests for enhancements that you sent in have all been forwarded to Jaman.  I have also asked for an installer-only version of file. They are looking into it.
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The problem is the GM.He didn't draft Brees,he drafted Rivers.Therefore,Rivers must start,even if it sets the team back 3 or so years.
Also,he didn't bring Marty in,so expect Marty gone after this season while he hires someone younger (perhaps Whizenhut).Simply because Marty was brought in by the GM before him.The only way this doesn't happen is if the Chargers win SB XLI.If they lose in the playoffs or even in the SB,then his excuse will be "Marty just can't get it done".
Set the team 3 or more years back ...from what exactly?
They had a nice year last year - but they still didnt make the playoffs.
This isn't back-2-back SB Champions we are talking about here.
I think its very possible that Brees has a bad enough injury that there is a strong likelihood that he will never throw the ball aswell he did last year.
Everyone seems to be looking past the fact that he could be the next 'Noodle arm'.
They've been great for a while now, three Super Bowls' worth of great. But only this season have the New England Patriots become The Show, the must-see team of stars, pretty boys and reformed bad boys. Suddenly, the Patriots are not simply great; they're compelling, fascinating, appearing to be almighty and a touch lawless.
The Patriots didn't bother with swagger to start this NFL season; they went straight to defiant. Either you're one of them or you're about to get crushed.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Apple in January 2010.
The interview process was fairly rigorous. It began with a 30 minute phone screen where I was asked about my experience in the field and my interests, and I was presented with a slightly more technical physics problem. I was then contacted about having an onsite interview the following week. The onsite interview lasted for almost 7 hours, and consisted of 10+ interviews with employees in the division, who asked about everything from specific design questions to why I wanted to work there to what I valued in a job. I also presented my numerous projects. The following week, I ended the process with a shorter interview with two upper level managers. To the best of my knowledge, everything went very smoothly. Unfortunately, I wasn't offered the position, which was obviously disappointing after 10+ hours of interviewing.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in December 2010.Interview Details
The interview was very technical...no behavioral questions. Lots of problems to work on the whiteboard. The problems were relevant. They only asked things that you said you were familiar with or should be familiar with. The interviewers were very technically competent and overall I would say that Apple is looking for the very top people. The interviewers were cross functional and included several managers. There were about 8 or 9 interviewers, one-by-one, 30 minutes each, in a small room. It was exhausting but I think it is the way a top company should interview engineers if they want the very best. Cafeteria food is good!Interview Questions
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The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at Apple in January 2012.Interview Details
The interview process consisted of 3 phone screens followed by a 6 hour in person interview. Questions were a mix of technical as well as problem solving related.Interview Questions
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a week – interviewed at Apple in August 2013.Interview Details
Had a friend submit my resume. Was brought in for in person interview. Hiring manager was supposed to spend 30-45 minutes with me spend 10 minutes then excused himself. Thought interview went very well aside from being asked questions that the interviewer admitted were trick questions. Got form letter few days later that I was not a match for them with no reason given.Interview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in September 2011.Interview Details
An Apple HR representative contacted me and told me the Touch Screen group was interested in hiring new grads with a strong background in EE. The position was an Analog EE position; I told her my background was in Digital EE. She informed me that this was not a problem. I was then sent a pre-interview exam to complete within 24 hours. On the exam were analog circuit analysis questions (RLC and op-amps), a probability question, and an open ended economics question. I felt good about the exam and a few days later Apple contacted me saying they'd like to proceed with an onsite interview. We scheduled a date.
Four days before the interview I received an email disclosing what I should study to prepare for the interview. On the list: tranistors/resistors. Transistors had not been on the pretest. Enter full on study mode.
The day of: My first interview starts with "So why do you want to work at Apple." I'm tempted to say "Actually, you guys want me," but I start off on a good note and talk about the exciting technology, the chance to work with brilliant people, and my potential to really grow and excel in such an engineer-friendly environment – pretty good I think. Next he says "Your background is DSP, so why are you interviewing for this job." Again, I'm tempted to say "Well, I don't have a job yet, I am really smart and I could do well – I think – doing just about anything so I figure why not check out my options." Instead I go on to talk about my passion for EE and my general obsession with science and engineering (honest) and that it was difficult for me in grad school to choose an area at all because everything excited me. Again, true and tactful. He understands. We talk about my background. I describe my research and go over some coursework. Then, on to the "technical" part.
My first technical question is to solve an Op-Amp circuit. I tell him I have to solve the circuit. He steps back and lets me go. I solve it slowly but surely. We move on to discussing touch screens; we have a nice technical discussion about it. Ends well and he gives me a business card.
Next, my second interviewer arrives. He again asks me why I want to work at Apple and why I am applying to this job. I bite my tongue about clarifying that I didn't apply for the job. We discuss background and research and then move on to the technical questions. He puts up a slightly more complicated Op-Amp circuit. Sheesh, I think. I solve it, but the whole thing has taken awhile. He decides to ask me something that "I should be really familiar with." He then goes on to ask the most ill-posed question I have ever heard. It came with a correspondingly bad block diagram.
I have thought long and hard on the discussion that followed and have decided that he didn't know enough to ask a good question. I think he skimmed a wiki article on DSP and thought he knew enough to interview me well.
My next interview is with HR. They gush over how smart I am, how much "Apple" wants me, etc. It is over all pleasant and a nice break, thought I wonder who "Apple" is and when I get to meet him...
An engineer comes to interview me over lunch. He fixates on my background and how this position is not a good match. I try to stay positive but he is relentless. I think he hates me. I guess he gets tired of reminding me that I am a poor match for this position and moves on to asking about my research. I tell him what I did, etc. His exact words are then "Well, I am skeptical about that." How do you politely say "Sorry you don't understand it; maybe you'd like me to teach you something for the next 4 hours?" I know what I did, the conferences that published my work know what I did, and the team of doctorates that passed me on my M.S. defense knows what I did. I really don't care if this guy thinks it's legit. I feel very uncomfortable, very defensive, and starting to wonder how I even got there. I thought these people wanted to hire me; I didn't come here to beg for a job.
He draws an op-amp circuit. He doesn't like how I am solving it – which isn't wrong it's just not how he prefers. He interrupts my train of thought, but I manage to get the correct answer. He then moves on to stats questions. I did poorly here. This man was not nice and I didn't want to be near him.
Finally, a new interviewer. He asks me another (you guessed it!) op-amp circuit.
He tries to meet me half way by asking a DSP question, but I really wish these guys would stop doing that. He receives a text message, and then asks me a question about the seasons. Meeting on more neutral ground is comfortable. This guy is nice, and I wouldn't mind working with him.
Interview ends and he graciously tells me that we are done interviewing, but HR will be in touch with me about DSP positions.
We politely say goodbye; then I get the hell out of there.
Overall, it was weird. I am glad I did it, glad I didn't get the job, and glad to be interviewing with other companies.Interview Questions
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The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in June 2011.Interview Details
contacted via LinkedIn. two semi technical phone screens followed. travel was required and arranged very promptly -- flexibility and decent arrangements. next day interview consisted of a 8 1:1s with potential peers and management. it lasted about 7 hours and included lunch at the main cafeteria. really know your resume, which is where most technical questions originated from. obsessive brand loyalty is par for the course and is why you're interviewing with them.
overall experience was positive and a good barometer of where you are on the totem pole.Interview Questions
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The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in April 2012.Interview Details
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Apple in June 2011.Interview Details
It was in a fancy hotel in Taipei. After registering on the info desk, we were made to wait for about 20 minutes, while 3 interviewers interviewed me in 3 different fancy hotel rooms, for a total of about more than 1 hourInterview Questions
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in December 2014.Interview Details
First I had a phone screen with several people on the team. I guess that went well, because they immediately invited me for an on-site interview. I then spent ~7 hours interviewing with 8-9 individuals. They asked me a bunch of technical questions and I had to draw a lot of things on a whiteboard. I received a verbal offer by the end of the week.Interview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a day – interviewed at Apple in October 2010.Interview Details
The Apple Team was in fact more focused towards to the wireless communication and how the Cells in the mobile network are oriented and organized. There were no questions on the software development side. They also asked questions on DSP and Fourier analysis.Interview Questions
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