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Homemade freezer snacks
that you can just pop in the oven or microwave for something quick to nibble on?
I need a change from breakfast burritos or beef and bean burritos that I bring to work for a quick lunch.
A gal on another board said she makes hot pockets for a quick grab and go meal, but she hasn't been back to tell me how she makes them yet.
What do you make quantities of to have on hand for a quickie?
The first thing that came to my mind was these. We used to have them stored in the freezer for my brother and I to heat up and eat. It's been a long time since I have made these but they sound pretty good to me right now!
Party Pizzas (Southern Living Cookbook from who knows how long ago)
1 pound hot ground pork sausage
1 (16 oz.) loaf process cheese spread, diced - Velvetta
1/4 cup ketchup
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon fennel seeds
1 (16 oz.) loaf cocktail rye bread (we did a combination of rye and pumpernickel)
Brown sausage in a large skillet, stirring until it crumbles; drain well. Add cheese spread and next 4 ingredients; cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until cheese spread melts. Spread mixture evenly on bread slices; place on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 350 for 10 mins or until bubbly. Yield about 6 dozen.
NOTE: To make pizzas ahead, place the unbaked pizzas in a single layer on large baking sheets, and freeze until firm. Place the pizzas in plastic freezer bags. To serve, thaw and bake as directed.
have on hand for a quickie?
don't even think about it, Denise
Back to the OP....I've been on an instant oatmeal kick lately. One minute in the nuker and I'm good to go. Also, I'll grab a yogurt (latest favorite flavor is orange-cream by Cascade Mountain, I think) with some granola.
I make "hot pockets" with premade pie crust, the kind you get rolled up in the refrigerator section. I cut it into triangle shapes, fill and fold over. You get four to a side. They reheat well. Can also make your own crust and shapes, but y'all know I'm piecrust challenged.
I make refried bean dip, sour cream and home canned salsa for a quick dinner. And microwaved soup. PB&J sandwiches, soup and those little cottage cheese containers are some things I have on hand for instant dinner. Also buy the premade pizza crusts and put on frozen shredded cheese, squeezeable sauce, and whatever leftovers go with a pizza.
jessyf - I have NEVER been able to eat oatmeal, the sight & texture have always just turned me off. Because it is so good for you, I have tried & tried w/o success - always ended up going down the drain. BUT...I just discovered hot cereal from Kashi that is awesome. It's not just oatmeal, but many different grains. It is Truly Vanilla and cooks up creamier and less 'slimy' than oatmeal. The cinnamon is good as well, but the Truly Vanilla made with SlenderSoy vanilla is really good! Now I can get my oatmeal in something other than a cookie! (Kind of defeats the purpose, huh?)
These are some easy snacks:
Egg n Bacon Crescent Sandwiches
Preheat oven to 375F.
8 slices bacon, fried and crumbled
3 oz. or 3/4c grated Swiss or cheddar cheese
1/4c finely chopped celery
4 hard cooked eggs, chopped
3 TB mayonnaise
1 TB mustard
1 8oz. can Pillsbury Crescent rolls
mayonnaise to brush on top
sesame seeds
Mix bacon thru mustard in a bowl. Separate dough into 4 rectangles, pressing perforations together. Cut each rectangle in half. Spoon about 1/4c egg mixture into center of dough square. Pull 4 corners up of dough square to cover top of filling, pinching edges to seal. Place seam side down on ungreased baking sheet.
Flatten each slightly. Brush with a little more mayonnaise and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Bake at 375 for 12-18 minutes.
Tamale Pocket Sandwiches
1 lb. ground beef
8 oz. can tomato sauce
1/2 med. onion, finely chopped
7 oz. can Mexi-corn
2 t. chili powder
2 cans Hungry Jack biscuits
salt and pepper to taste
sliced American cheese
1/4t. garlic powder
Brown beef, drain. Add rest through corn, simmer 10-15 minutes or until thick.
Separate biscuits, roll or press all 20 biscuits to a 5-inch circle. Spoon about 1/4c meet mixture onto 10 dough circles. Top each with half a slice of cheese. Put
other dough circle on top, press edges with fork to seal.
Bake at 400 for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown. Will freeze fine.
Barbecue Cups
makes about 20 - preheat oven to 400
3/4lb. lean ground beef
1 TB plus chopped onion
2 TB brown sugar
1/2c BBQ sauce
canned biscuits  2 10 pks.
grated cheddar cheese
Brown beef, drain fat. Add onion and saute lightly. Add sugar and sauce, simmer a few minutes.
Press biscuits to make a larger circle. Put into muffin tin cups. Add meat mixture, top with grated cheddar cheese. Bake at 400 for 10-12 minutes.
For pizza cups, add pizza sauce to browned beef, omit sugar, top with grated mozzarella cheese.
Sausage Ân Cheese Turnovers
makes 10 - preheat oven to 350
10oz can Hungry Jack biscuits
1/2lb bulk sausage, brown, drain
1/4t Italian herbs
4 oz can mushroom pieces, drained, pat dry
4 oz (1 c) grated mozzarella cheese
1 egg, beaten
3 TB grated Parmesan cheese
Heat oven to 350. Grease baking sheet. Separate dough into 10 biscuits. Roll each to a 5-inch circle. Combine sausage, herbs, mushrooms, and mozz in a bowl. Spoon 3 TB meat mixture onto center of flattened biscuits. Fold over, press edges to seal. Brush tops with beaten egg. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Put on sheet.
Bake at 350 for 10-15 minutes. Serve warm or at room temp.
Bacon Quiche Cups
makes 10 - preheat oven to 375
8 oz. pkg. of cream cheese
2 TB milk
2 eggs
1/2c shredded Swiss cheese
2 TB green onions, chopped
10 oz. can Hungry Jack biscuits
5 slices bacon, crisp cooked crumbled
Heat oven to 375. Grease 10 muffin tin cups. Form biscuits in the cups. Put half the bacon in the biscuit cups. In a small bowl, beat cream cheese, milk and eggs until smooth. Stir in Swiss cheese and onions. Spoon 2 TB mixture into each biscuit cup over the bacon. Bake at 375 for 20-25 min. or until filling is set and biscuit edges are golden. Top with rest of bacon, pressing into filling. Remove cups from pan. Reheat wrapped in foil at 350 for 10-15 min. or until warm.
Bierocks and calzones are two other "hot pocket" type snacks than can be frozen.
Bierocks (I add a slice of mild American cheese when filling them.)
15 Bierocks
4 cups cabbage, cut fine
1/2 cup onion, cut fine
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 lb hamburger
salt and pepper
cayenne pepper (optional)
4 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
1 package active dry yeast
1 cup milk
1/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup butter
1 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
FILLING: In a large frying pan, cook the cabbage and onion together until the cabbage is completely softened and golden.
This process can be hastened by adding a half-cup of water (or so) and covering the pan, but eventually cook all the liquid off before proceeding.
Season with salt, pepper, and cayenne, if desired.
In a separate pan, brown the hamburger.
Season with salt, pepper, and cayenne, if desired.
Mix the cabbage/onion with the hamburger thoroughly.
You may complete this part of the recipe in advance,refrigerating until needed, or just before you are ready to assemble the rolls.
DOUGH: In a large mixing bowl combine 2 cups of the flour and the yeast.
In a saucepan heat milk, sugar, butter and salt just till warm (115-120 degrees F) and butter is almost melted; stir constantly.
Ad to flour mixture; add eggs.
Beat at low speed for 1/2 minute, then three minutes at high speed.
Stir in as much remaining flour as you can mix in with a spoon.
Turn out onto a floured surface.
Knead in enough remaining flour to make a moderately stiff dough that is smooth and elastic (6 to 8 minutes total).
Shape into a ball, and place in a greased bowl; turn once.
Cover and let rise in a warm place till double (about 1 hour).
Punch down and cover; let rest 10 minutes.
ASSEMBLY: Roll out the dough into a large rectangle, and a thickness of about 1/4 inch.
Cut into squares of 3 inches by 3 or 4 inches by 4.
By the spoonful, place some filling mixture into the center of each square, apportioning all of the mixture among the squares.
For each, bring the two opposite corner ends of the dough square up to meet one another, then do the same with remaining ends and pinch them (all 4) together with your fingers.
You will see that you now have open slits along the diagnals; pinch these together as well, making a seam of each. Water on your fingertips will facilitate them staying"glued" together.
The end product should be a square with a seam running from each corner to the center where all four are joined.
Set the squares on a baking sheet (if you had trouble keeping the seams closed, you can flip them over so that the seams are against the baking sheet, thereby keeping all the filling in place and making a nicer presentation).
Let raise 30 minutes.
Bake in a pre-heated oven at 375 °F for 30 minutes or until golden brown.
** you can use packaged "hot roll mix" for the dough or frozen bread dough.
This looks good and easy too!
Pepperoni Bread
Submitted by: Martha Katz
Rated: 5 out of 5 by 308 members Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 40 Minutes Ready In: 2 Hours 55 Minutes
Yields: 10 servings
1 (1 pound) loaf frozen bread dough, thawed
1 egg, beaten
4 ounces sliced pepperoni
1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 1/2 teaspoons Italian herb seasoning
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Lightly grease a baking sheet.
2. Roll frozen bread dough out into a rectangle. Brush dough with beaten egg. Arrange pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and parmesan cheese over the dough. Sprinkle on the Italian seasoning. Roll up dough like a jelly roll and pinch seam to seal; place, seam side down, on prepared baking sheet.
3. Bake in preheated oven for 40 minutes, or until golden.
These can be frozen for later use also.
2 oz. Bulk Sweet Italian sausage
1/3 cup chopped green sweet pepper (1 small)
1/4 cup shredded provolone or mozzarella cheese
1/2 of an 8 oz. jar pizza sauce (about 1/2 cup)
1/2 tsp. Dried Italian seasoning, crushed
1 (10 oz.) pkg. Refrigerated pizza dough
2 tsp. Milk
2 Tblsp. Finely shredded Parmesan or Romano cheese
Preheat oven to 350° F. In a medium skillet cook sausage and green pepper until sausage is no longer pink; drain off fat. Stir in the provolone cheese, half of the pizza sauce, and the Italian seasoning. Unroll the pizza dough. On a lightly floured surface, roll or stretch the dough to a 12-inch square. Cut into sixteen 3-inch squares.
Spoon a rounded teaspoonful of sausage mixture onto half of each square. Moisten edges of dough with water and fold over, forming a rectangle. Pinch or press with a fork to seal edges. Place on lightly greased baking sheets. Prick tops of calzones with a fork; brush lightly with milk and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until golden brown. Warm remaining pizza sauce to serve with calzones for dipping. Makes 16 mini calzones.
Ellen -- I'd be honored to come from the same egg as you. I thought of this thread at lunch today. I was at a luncheon to honor one of our hospital donors and the first course was tomato soup, obviously not Campbell's. (Ellen, the luncheon was at The Union League in what I call The Hall of Old White Men.)
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- Total number of rooms - 112
- Express check-out
- Number of floors - 2
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Television in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Free self parking
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- Air conditioning
- Video-game console
- Free local calls
- Free toiletries
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- Premium TV channels
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THE 7th GUEST CAN STAY FOR FREE!!!
you'll have also a cable tv with a lot of international and italians channels (SKYSPORT, football and films )
and a NESPRESSO machine new pixie model will provide you with a delicious coffee every morning.
the flat has 2 proper balconies with a pleasant wiew on a design-posh-walking street.
My cosy apartment is situated in the city center, in the heart of the 5th district (the most interesting and beautiful area of Budapest). You can reach shopping streets, elegant cafe shops, friendly restaurants and design shops within walking distance. The Kalvin Square metro station (blue line) is 50 meters, the Faculty of Law of Eötvös Lóránd University is 30 meters, and the famous Vaci Street (Vaci utca) is 100 meters far away. You will find my funny, young, happy and modern apartment simply cool :)
The apartment is quiet - perfect to have fun in the area, then relax at home (if you want to sleep till 4 pm as well ! :) Equipped with new, modern furniture and machines.
The atmosphere is young and colorful, ideal to enjoy it with your friends or take a rest with your partner.
Just enjoy the nice walk through the amazing, completely renovated, safe and clean area in Central Europe´s one of the most beautiful city. You will spend amazing time here during your holiday - but is also perfect place to work as a business man.
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- Art Deco - style building (Hungarian artistic heritage), the flat is situated on the second floor, 90 square meters with 2 balconies and terrace on the main walking street.
internet wifi, cable internet
tv 42", cable tv with international channels, SKY SPORT
dvd player
hi-fi with dock station,
Nespresso coffee machine, capsulas,
hairdyer, shampoo, showergel, towels
complete bedlinen, slippers
toaster, thea maker, microview
fully equipped kitchen, refrigerator, freezer, mixer for soups :)
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heater, electric fans,
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|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
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|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|2 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 1
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Bicycles available
|Lift access
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If you work in the media, you want everything you touch to be a hit. You want people to enjoy your work and support you financially (and did we mention our charming and talented advertisers with their delightful banners? You should click on them! Repeatedly!) But some things you just are not expecting to be a hit. Maybe it's a bit too niche for your audience. Maybe it's just a goofy experiment. But somehow, against all odds, you touch a nerve and it becomes a huge success. And it turns into a cultural institution, no less. We thought we'd scale up from TV and video games right up to some pretty surprising cultural institutions you didn't know were replacements, experiments, or even throwaways.
The Wide World of Sports
Introducing us to a wide variety of sports and the dulcet tones of Jim McKay (and later the horribly grating tones of Howard Cosell), nobody expected "The Wide World of Sports" to be popular. ABC brought it in as filler, on a Saturday, in the summer, in 1961.
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"Wide World of Sports" paved the way for Monday Night Football and arguably created ESPN, and it even has its own area in Disney World. We wonder if Mickey curls or if he's more a jai-alai man.
There's one thing you can safely say about Valve: it's got some of the most beloved franchises in the history of video gaming, like Half-Life, and they're always willing to experiment with whatever comes their way. But Portal seemed like a risk even for them.
For those of you new to the Internet, Portal is a first-person puzzle video game where you can create portals and have lots of fun with a highly advanced physics engine, including throwing yourself hundreds of feet, dropping boxes onto annoying little passive-aggressive turrents, and, of course, eating the delicious, delicious cake, which is truth despite what you may have heard.
Here's the thing: "Portal"'s mechanic was completely new at the time. Although Valve's team had polished it to a high sheen, they had no idea what was going to happen. That's why, instead of being released as a standalone, it was packaged with sure-fire hits in the Orange Box.
Which everybody promptly ignored because "Portal" was just too much fun. Even game critics who hate every game in range (http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/10-The-Orange-Box) fell over themselves praising it, and Valve found themselves faced with a new franchise, which has a sequel coming, which will no doubt be superb but completely unfinished and we'll have to wait for three extra episodes to finish up the game.
When you think of hit comic book characters, short hairy Canadians with rage issues aren't exactly the first in line for their own series. In fact, short and hairy usually demotes you to sidekick automatically, because all superheroes are beautiful, hairless creatures, which is a bit disturbing, actually. Hold on, we're totally looking up the number of superheroes who have realistic body hair, and it's actually kind of a short list. At least Superman's got an excuse, he's an alien from a race of neat freaks, they probably removed the body hair gene generations ago.
Anyway, Wolverine was a minor character for years. In fact, Wolverine was originally created to get beaten up by the Hulk and that's it, and was only brought into the reboot of the X-Men (themselves a surprise hit) because he was the only Canadian around and they wanted international appeal.
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The team announced they signed the veteran blue liner to a one-year deal. CSNPhilly's Tim Panaccio reports the deal is worth $950,000.
Since the Flyers aren't going to have Chris Pronger this season (or perhaps ever again) and with Kimmo Timonen, Andrej Meszaros, and Andreas Lilja all coming back from injuries, having more veteran depth never hurts. Foster may not be fleet of foot at this point of his career, but he still has a heavy shot to use from the blue line.
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We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Mozilla has released the second alpha build for Firefox 3.1, codenamed "Shiretoko."
I see. Is that why I was yet again presented with a dialog tonight inviting me to "Upgrade to Firefox 3!" even though I've hit the Never button on that same dialog at least twice on this machine over the past few weeks?
If you give me an upgrade option that says "Never," and I choose that option, my expectation is that I will no longer get random dialogs offering the upgrade. Ever. That's sort of the reason I keep clicking "Never" instead of "Later," but Firefox doesn't seem to care.
This is really starting to get annoying.
That bug was fixed in version 3.0. I recommend you upgrade your browser to fix the bug.
Cool, thanks. I'll get on that right awa
I love that this post was modded informative.
Although Psychotria (953670) was meant to be funny it gave me an idea. add firefox's upgrade address to your host file and point it to yourself thus it will not look for an upgrade.
This is really starting to get annoying.
I suppose you filed a bug report a few weeks ago and no one has done anything about it?
Don't bother to check, I am quite sure you didn't:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=453452 [mozilla.org]
This was posted on the 3rd. On the highly unlikely event that it was you that posted that bug, maybe you should give them more than 3 days to do something about it before bashing them on
Also, I would categorize this as a low priority bug(OMFG? Pressing a button AN EXTRA COUPLE OF TIMES? You still alive?), so don't hold your breath.
It is also in the 1.8 branch..
You know one thing I find annoying?
Users that find bugs and never tell you about them.
I once had a chat to some Mozilla guys on IRC; I'd just gone through the rigmarole of posting a bug in Bugzilla, and was saying how it wasn't exactly easy to work out.
Their response was that Bugzilla isn't intended for end-users to submit bugs; it's for developers.
The average user is going to take one look at Bugzilla and run screaming so fast the air friction will burn their face off.
I once had a chat to some Mozilla guys on IRC/quote>
if your talking about #firstname.lastname@example.com (or similar) then its unlikely you were delt with by a mozilla guy and much more likely you were delt with by some unpaid/qualified community member.
Their response was that Bugzilla isn't intended for end-users to submit bugs; it's for developers.
at first filling bug reports is a daunting task but as long as you check for obvious dupes and put in all the relevant information you have, you dont need to be a developer to submit them. Obviously its easier to deal with error in such and such a stack resulting in blah blah coruption than, msn doesnt work, so its understandable that the bugs posted with more info (normally by developers) get handled first, but that doesnt mean end-user bug reports are ignored.
god i sound like a mozilla apologist, my point was that if you try and help the devs when filling bug reports, there is more chance of a fix than complaining on slashdot
disclaimer:I dont work for mozilla, hell im not even a developer, but i do file bug reports when i get to the bottom of my problems.
You know one thing I find annoying?
Users that find bugs and never tell you about them.
You know one thing I find annoying? Spending a good half an hour producing a long bug report to a third party, detailing my configuration carefully, testing on other machines, suggesting possible causes and workarounds, explaining why the bug is important... then having someone who clearly knows his users' needs better than his users either
(1) ignoring it as if it was never posted;
(2) marking it the "so low priority you might see a fix within 3 years, if at all" category; or
(3) slamming a "wont fix" or a "b
I refuse to provide any help to the Mozilla Foundation until it stops trying to disguise itself as a non-profit.
OK, Once and for all:
From Wikipedia:
"On August 3, 2005, Mozilla Foundation announced the creation of Mozilla Corporation, a wholly owned for-profit taxable subsidiary of Mozilla Foundation, that primarily focuses on delivering Firefox to end users. It will also oversee marketing and sponsorship of the products."
Emphasis mine.
You know one thing I find annoying?
Users that find bugs and never tell you about them.
You know one thing I find annoying? Users that complain "there is no software available for [Linux|Mac]" and never write to software developers to let them know that they want their software to run on their platform of choice.
You want something, let the devs know. In the case of Firefox, or any other application with a public bugzilla or other users-to-devs communication medium, there is no excuse.
Maybe, If you started to think, instead of demanding from people who give you stuff for free, you'd found out, that "Never" means "Never ask me if I want to update to *this* version.".
Besides: If you don't like it, you can easily fix it. Every noob can change some "if (...)" in some JavaScript C code.
Never forget that all that beautiful open source software only gets created, fixed and updated because we like to do it. And if we listen to you, it's only because we like to make people happy.
If you insult us, call as stupid idiots, tell us that we're shit... do not expect us to even talk to you.
It's common sense: Be nice. Most of the time, people will help you.
But maybe some people do not get out of their basement too often... (Users and Developers alike)
On the other hand... if you call us *the* shit... we might accept it.
I have a feeling that behaviour might be "by design." From this blog entry [mozilla.org]:
".. select Never if you don't want to accept this upgrade offer; we might send you another offer again in the future, but it won't be for several weeks or months.."
I don't know whether your "few" matches up with Mozilla's "several"
Wow, I didn't know that. Tried just now on 3.0.1 and yes, you can.
It's one of the things I really like with Chrome; I think Chrome does it slightly better (FF replaced the content of the the open tab in the destination window with the page from the source window and left the source tab open - Chrome creates a new tab in the destination window and closes the source tab). I'm still firmly in the Firefox camp so it'd be great if 3.1 more closely mirrors Chrome's tab moves.
On the other hand, Chrome doesn't seem to allow me to switch to another window by hovering the mouse over that window's taskbar button while dragging a tab - which makes the feature nearly useless if you use maximized windows. Especially since pressing alt-tab stops the dragging immediately. Hopefully they'll fix it by the release version.
Chrome doesn't seem to allow me to switch to another window by hovering the mouse over that window's taskbar button while dragging a tab - which makes the feature nearly useless if you use maximized windows.
Most web site designs nowadays are tested against window widths of 800 to 1000 pixels. Many of them are "liquid", meaning that the width of the main text area resizes with the width of the window; on these, if you make the window too wide, you have to move your head back and forth to read [webstyleguide.com]. Others just put blank bars at the sides if your window is too wide. So unless you use a small screen, such as that of an older PC or a subnotebook PC, why would you use maximized windows with a web browser?
So unless you use a small screen, such as that of an older PC or a subnotebook PC, why would you use maximized windows with a web browser?
Poor eyesight?
I increase the text size of all pages, just because it makes it easier on my eyes. Maximized windows means I get to see more of the easier to read content.
Probably dragging to anywhere in the window works now.
Wow, Slashdot's on fire tonight! That's the second top tab tip I've got. Thanks, bytta! Thanks, SLOviper!
I tried tabbar to tabbar, too, and it works *exactly* as I'd expect - source tab closes, content appears in new tab at destination. Awesome!
As an FYI for Safari users, you can do the same in Safari. IIRC, it came in sometime in the 2.x era, but I might be mistaken in that. I frequently run the betas and the feature vs version issue gets a bit clouded for me.
Anyway, you can rearrange the tabs, drag them to other windows, are drag them out into a new window.
The only down side is that, as far as I can tell, you have to have multiple tabs in the window from which you're dragging. So consolidating two windows into one means you have to Cmd-T in one
I believe the current implementation just creates a new tab, copies the history of the dragged tab, loads the URL in the new tab, and closes the old one. Try it with a Gmail tab or something, and watch the whole thing reload. This probably also means the current drag-and-drop doesn't work on pages with submitted POST data. I would guess the new feature is true "reparenting" of tabs, which would avoid both these problems.
It reloads the tab though, I'm hoping they mean you can transfer the tab state without a reload.
To get a version with Tracemonkey, download a nightly build [mozilla.org] and follow these instructions:
open a new tab
type about:config and hit enter
read the warning and heed its wisdom
enter jit in the filter field
double click on javascript.options.jit.chrome and javascript.options.jit.content to change their values to true
So here we have the Moz FF team saying: "We ain't dead yet!".
With IE as the undisputed champion, nothing happened. FF brought the "browser war" back, and suddenly IE starts getting new features.
Google's Chrome brings the browser war to a white heat - suddenly FF is being given a run for its money as the undisputed browser feature champion!
Here's what I'd like to see:
1) Process-per-tab. It sucks when some JS in some tab gets hung up, bringing everything else in the browser to its knees! Chrome is the only game in town here.
2) Fast (native-speed) JS execution. (Chrome? FF?)
3) Excellent plugin compatibility. Both FF and IE have this down.
4) Cross Platform support. I'm a Win/Mac/Linux guy, I expect my software to work equally on all three. FF is the clear winner here.
4) Ubiquity. For me, this is FF, because it's the first thing I download after a fresh OS install, regardless of the OS. But for most people, this is still IE.
What am I going to use? Firefox has my money, still. I type this in Chrome, but I usually am not using Windows, so Chrome, Safari, and IE are non-starters for me.
But Chrome makes it obvious: the browser is the next O/S.
Google's Chrome brings the browser war to a white heat - suddenly FF is being given a run for its money as the undisputed browser feature champion!
I really don't think that Google wants to enter the browser wars. They will make no money from Chrome; it is just a means to an end. What they are trying to do is just make sure that the rapid pace of browser development over the past few years continues unabated, so Microsoft doesn't pull another IE6 on us.
I see Chrome as more of a "reference implementation" than a true competitor. Really, are they gonna put the effort into this thing to keep it current for the next decade? To foster the type of developer and add-on community that Firefox has? I just don't see it happening. I think they really just hope that Firefox, Safari, and Opera et. al. incorporate all the new ideas in Chrome into their own products.
Really, are they gonna put the effort into this thing to keep it current for the next decade? To foster the type of developer and add-on community that Firefox has? I just don't see it happening. I think they really just hope that Firefox, Safari, and Opera et. al. incorporate all the new ideas in Chrome into their own products.
If they have structure their code properly (and initial feedback indicates that they have) it will take perhaps a dozen reasonably qualified software engineers to keep Chrome relevant. Compared to the size and resources of Google, this is a fairly small investment.
But the result is likely to be rather dramatic for Google: if they provide a simple, rapid, quality browser for a reasonable price that takes browsers to a whole new level, where the browser is very literally more like an operating system, this can have tremendous benefits for Google with its significant and growing number of online applications like google maps, gmail, calendar, and more by the day.
Unlike IE, Chrome developers only have to build a browser that works. They don't have to integrate with some ActiveX or Cocoa API, they don't have to maintain retro-compatibility with a bazillion intranet applications. They just have to make a browser that's cross-platform and implements O/S features in the 80 MB or so of its download size that were common in early Unix Operating Systems that were 10 MB or so.
While I have my doubts as to whether Chrome is everything claimed in their introductory comic, Chrome represents a good step forward, and the fact that it's open source and open license means that it's likely to spread far, wide, and deep within a few years.
It's a double-plus sign to the KDE team; Chrome is based on webkit which is based on Konqueror which was written for KDE. Open-source cross-polinization at work!
Go Google!
But Chrome makes it obvious: the browser is the next O/S.
I wish this meme would die... tell me... will your browser have a posix API? Will your browser have it's own video and printer drivers? Will your browser allow me to run Linux as a hosted process?
Honestly, kids these days...
Will your browser have it's own video and printer drivers?
There's no reason why it can't. In embedded space it even makes sense.
The other two examples have nothing to do with whether or not something is an OS. Just your narrow definition of one.
1) Process-per-tab. It sucks when some JS in some tab gets hung up, bringing everything else in the browser to its knees!
I don't see this as a good thing. Really it's just a workaround for buggy code elsewhere, limiting the scope of damage to a single tab at the expense of using lots more system resources. Instead the JS interpreter or whatever bad behaving code should be fixed so that the browser as a whole is more stable without needing the extra overhead.
The exception to this is of course closed sou
Google's Chrome brings the browser war to a white heat - suddenly FF is being given a run for its money as the undisputed browser feature champion!
I feel sorry for the FF team. After all those criticisms memory usage, they spend all that time ripping out the bloat from FF2 to get FF3. Then Google releases Chrome which is even more memory hogging, but as it's Google they can do no wrong...
While I appreciate the new features in Firefox's latest release, I am still disappointed in it because I cannot watch CNN live streams.
Before you jump to conclusions, let me inform you that I have all the latest plugins installed; from Flash, Shockwave, Java and all the rest.
I even have CNN's own plugin for Firefox installed...but live streams will not play! Incidentally, the commercial before the the actual content (which is in Flash), plays fine. When it's over, what one sees is a black screen!
Whose fault it is, I do not know...all i know is that I cannot watch those live streams on CNN. What's going on?
I even have CNN's own plugin for Firefox installed...but live streams will not play! Incidentally, the commercial before the the actual content (which is in Flash), plays fine. When it's over, what one sees is a black screen!
The commercial plays fine, that's all what matters.
I even have CNN's own plugin for Firefox installed...but live streams will not play!
There are times when youtube videos refuse to play in Firefox (restarting the browser does not help), but the problem goes away eventually - In the meantime I just fire up ie.
The bug is odd as it seemingly only hit one video website at a time. It may have something to do with cashing, so try clearing your cache - or fire up another browser.
japanese has so many homonyms
I dunno. They all sound the same to me.
All of the possibilities you mentioned are not the same word as "Shiretoko." Did you even notice as you typed them differently from the actual name?
shireitoko != shirettoko != shiiretoko, and none of those are actual words, much less homonyms.
AFAIK Firefox releases use place names, and Shiretoko is a peninsula in Hokkaido. See: Shiretoko Peninsula [wikipedia.org].
From Brendan's JS benchmarks:
We win by 1.28x and 1.19x, respectively. Maybe we should rename TraceMonkey "V10"
Apart from getting the "asshat" award for this comment, Brendan seems to ignore Firefox currently has the slowest DOM manipulation of any of the major browsers.
And it's that DOM which is the bottleneck in most web applications (as I can testify as a web developer), as JS is mostly used to modify the document in some way, not to compute cryptographic hashes of huge datasets or the like.
I am noticing a consistent trend in Mozilla trying to one-up the competition in their benchmarks, while ignoring the real-world problems of their products. Bad for their users, but in the long run, bad for Mozilla as a company and initiative as well.
http://developer.mozilla.org/En/DOM_improvements_in_Firefox_3 [mozilla.org]
It seems they have been focusing on extending the DOM support but TraceMonkey will eventually be used to enhance FF's DOM performance
(Excerpt from this page: http://ejohn.org/blog/tracemonkey/ [ejohn.org])
Right now there isn't any tracing being done into DOM methods (only across pure-JavaScript objects) - but that is something that will be rectified. Being able to trace through a DOM method would successfully speed up, not only, math and object-intensive applications (as it does now) but also regular DOM manipulation and property access.
Chrome isn't perfect and doesn't run all that well on a hyperthreaded P4 single core.
I'm not about to throw away my computers just to run a beta Chrome which really isn't as functional as my Firefox. I doubt if it would ever be.
A lot of us appreciate the work that FF dev. does and it can only improve.
I wonder if FF are planning to fix the poor memory handling and speed in Linux any time soon. I'm getting quite tired of just how Windows focussed they are. I know that needs to be their primary target, but it would be nice if the Linux version didn't lag behind *quite* so much, especially seeing as they forget to mention that all these fancy improvements listed for a new version don't actually apply to the Mac and Linux versions.
If you're using FF 3 and want to try out 3.1, chances are you've got a bunch of extensions that will get disabled. Doesn't look like they made any major changes that should affect extensions, so just go to about:config and add/set "extensions.checkCompatibility" to false
Great! Now all of Opera, Safari and Firefox support the video element, can we please kill flash already?
I doubt youtube, game trailers, southpark studios and friends will demand this real soon now because people in general suck but I can wish can't I?
Now all of Opera, Safari and Firefox support the video element, can we please kill flash already?
There are useful parts of SWF other than FLV, such as the ability to synchronize vector animation to audio, and the ability to run in Windows Internet Explorer on parent-owned, employer-owned, or library-owned PCs that restrict the execution of "all of Opera, Safari and Firefox".
Now all of Opera, Safari and Firefox support the video element, can we please kill flash already?
You have to support the browsers your target audience uses; until IE drops to single-digit usage figures or implements the video tag, Flash video isn't going anywhere.
still no decent process separation between tabs and plugins though. FF has a lot of work to do to catch up to Chrome (or even IE) in this respect. This problem has been known since years now and nothing has happened.
They could also learn a thing or two about sandboxing from both IE and Chrome.
"We are so, so happy with Google Chrome [today.com]," mumbled Mozilla CEO John Lilly through gritted teeth. "That most of our income is from Google has no bearing on me making this statement. Their implementation of our JavaScript is SO GOOD it's
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"My fiance and I could not decide if we should get a videographer for our wedding. We felt that since we had already hired a photographer that those photos would be enough to help us remember our special day. Honestly, we felt that having a video would be a waste of money. It was my soon to be mother-in-law that convinced us to go ahead with hiring a videographer. It really was the best thing we did. We absolutely love our photos, but watching the video brought back so many more memories. It was amazing to experience the heartfelt speeches all over again. It's definitely something that we look forward to showing our children and hopefully grandchildren.
In choosing Mike and Eric we watched some other wedding videos that they had filmed and edited. When watching these videos, we felt as though we were guests at the weddings when in fact, we didn't know these couples at all. It then became evident to us that Mike and Eric really tried to capture the feeling and emotions of the entire event.
Our only concern about hiring a videographer was that we were worried about feeling like cameras would be in our faces throughout the entire day. We were worried that the bright lights would take away the romantic feeling of exchanging our vows. We were absolutely wrong! Mike and Eric managed to capture every moment without making themselves obviously seen. We were shocked that they got the footage that they did. When joking with Mike about this after the wedding he said that, "they have really great zoom-in lenses". They must have because I rarely remember seeing them. In fact, when they were leaving at the end of the night, I asked them if they had enough footage. They laughed and said that they had way more than they needed.
From the moment that Mike and Eric entered my home they were very careful to stay out of the way as everyone was getting ready and talking. They were very creative in filming the exterior our our first home (the house that we watched be built from an empty lot). They even incorporated some of our photo albums into our video that showed all of the exciting events in the year leading up to the wedding.
Everyone who talked to Mike and Eric at the wedding said that they were very kind, courtious and had a great sense of humour. My fiance and I are thrilled with Mike and Eric's work. It was obvious to us that they really enjoy what they're doing and take their jobs very seriously. After watching the video, we felt like movie stars!
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My hands have always been problematic: red, dry, painful, with eczema. I've tried lots of options including Re-Nutriv and La Mer. I love them both but I've been undisciplined about using them consistently. My derm recommended Eucerin PLUS after trying it, I know why. First, it is NOT greasy. It softens immediately, lasts through washing and does exacly what you need it to do. it heals your hands. And its about $5 compared to $40 for Re-Nutriv.
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I tried at least 5 other hand creams before I found this one, and this one healed the chronic dryness on my hands. My hands were cracking around the knuckles, and this cream repaired it completely within 2 days! I was pretty impressed. Would definitely repurchase.
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Love this stuff! My HG hand cream has always been the Neutrogena one, but not anymore. I bought this at CVS on sale plus had a great coupon. My wedding rings caused some serious itching and dryness on my fingers and the Neutrogena wasn't cutting it after about a week. I bought this and it cured the dryness w/in days! Wonderful texture, non greasy and I don't detect a scent. I went back and bought 3 more for all my purses : )
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This is one of my HG hand lotions. I have one hand lotion for intense, deep, overnight moisturizing (The Body Shop Hemp Hand Lotion) and one for longlasting, non-greasy, right-before-shaking-hands-with-anyone hand lotion, which is this one.
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Price: $5.49 at CVS for 2.7 ounces. Good price because a little goes a long way.
Packaging: Haha definitely not attractive, but it would be hard to make *any* hand lotion packaging attractive.
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Staying Power: Lasts for several hours!
Other Notes: Slightly icky chemical smell.
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I got a small 1oz sample size of this product when I bought Eucerine Aquaphor, and I love the hand cream! Non greasy and non-scented. I do prefer my Bath and Body Works "Look Ma, New Hands" but I like this stuff too, and it's cheaper! I'll probably use this stuff when my hands are slightly dry and the Bath and Body Works lotion when they're worse off to conserve it since it's a bit more expensive. I'll definitely be buying another tube of this when it runs out.
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THis is SO good. I'm gonna put some on right now :) I've tried a lot of diff. hand cremes and this one is def. the best!
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ok so a few monthes ago i had VERY DRY HANDS (it was so dry that it hurt) and this lotion healed my hands in 2-3 days I LOVE THIS LOTION i really
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These is a great hand cream, my mom got it for me becoz my hand was sooooo dry it hurt and this saved my life in about 3 days (or 2) i allwas have this in my purse now! i diff recommend this!
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I picked this up one day because I had a coupon. This is a pretty good creme. The price is great. I put it on before bed and my hands always feel great. I do have to agree with another reviewer that it doesn't help the cuticles much. I have actually started putting on a cuticle cream first and then applying this creme. This lasts so-so through hand washes. If I have put on a light coat, it feels like most of it is washed off. But if I apply a heavy coat then it sticks on pretty well through hand washes. The smell is not that great, but the creme is good enough to me that I can deal with the smell. I will continue to buy it and just remember thicker coats.
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I bought this hoping to sooth exfoliative keratolysis. I'm not sure if anything can really help with that, so I'm not reviewing it based on that. I haven't had any EK symptoms since January or so, so I've just been using it for normal dryness. Even though it does feel soothing when applied, it doesn't seem to moisturize very well. I think the silicones make the skin feel soft and smooth to the touch, but that's only a superficial coating of the skin. The skin underneath isn't healed. My knuckles, palms, and cuticles are still very dry.
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The two meter and seventy cm ham radio bands are the most popular of all of the ham radio bands and it is where most new hams start out. The two meter band is a VHF or very high frequency band and the seventy cm band is a UHF or Ultra high frequency band.
Upon obtaining an amateur radio license or "ticket" generally a hams first investment is in a dual-band hand held two way radio, frequently referred to as an HT or Handy talkie, a term which developed from the old term: walkie-talkie. Customarily the amateur radio operators second investment is in a mobile dual band UHF/VHF transceiver or "rig" which they mount in their vehicle or radio Shack. These two rigs have very similar functionality but the hand held battery-operated rig is usually limited to a maximum output power of about 5 watts. The mobile radio which is connected to the vehicles twelve Volt power supply, or if it used as a base station, to a transformer supplying 12 Volts DC and is capable of transmitting generally up to about 35 watts.
UHF and VHF frequencies are line of sight. Depending on the power output and the location of the transmission aerial UHF and VHF transmissions are able to reach the visible horizon and maybe just a little beyond, but that is the limit. There is one notable exception to this rule which is Tropospheric ducting, where under very unusual and quite rare weather conditions VHF and UHF radio signals travel very much further than the horizon. amateur radio operators take advantage of this phenomena when it does occur by communicating with other hams over great distances.
A 5 Watt Handy-talkie will have an operative range "depending on the terrain and elevation" of roughly 3 miles. A mobile rig on full power with a good antenna in a good location will probably have a maximum range of fifteen to twenty miles under favorable conditions. To get over this limitation in range amateur radio operators make use of radio repeaters, which are frequently owned and operated by amateur radio clubs, but some are privately owned. These radio repeaters are automatic transceivers that listen or receive on one frequency and transmit on a different frequency, this is frequently referred to as "the split". The radio repeater takes the signal that it receives on the input frequency and instantaneously retransmits it on the output frequency using a lot more power, generally about a hundred Watts. In addition to the higher power most of these radio repeaters aerials are located on the top of very high towers or high buildings which actually increases it's range.
A ham's Handy talkie can be used to transmit on the repeater's input frequency and receive on the repeater's output frequency effectively increasing the range of the hand held rig to just beyond the horizon, maybe even as far as thirty or forty miles. Many radio repeater systems have several receiving aerials located throughout the repeater's coverage area but just one main transmitter. In this way a large city can be completely covered with a radio repeater system with hams being able to receive the radio repeater just about anywhere in the city and they are able to be received by the radio repeater or "hit the radio repeater" as it is generally referred to, again from almost anywhere in the city.
Recently some repeaters around the globe have been connected to the World wide web and can be linked to each other using the World-wide-web. For example an ham radio operator in Moscow Russia with an Handy-talkie can chat through their local repeater with a fellow amateur who is driving in their car in New York city United States.
Some radio repeater systems are continually linked to each other but most are linked as and when required by the user and the link is dropped at the end of the conversation.
Most amateur repeaters are open to all licensed ham radio operators at no cost. These radio repeaters do take money to buy, operate and maintain. They are usually funded by club membership dues and events held by the club like Hamfests. If a ham finds themselves using a radio repeater frequently then maybe they should really consider joining the club that owns the repeater and help to finance it.
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