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Previously unseen photo of Princess Diana to be sold
AMHERST, N.H. — A photo marked "not to be published" that shows a teenage Diana Spencer before she became Princess of Wales, with a young friend seated beside her, will be featured in an auction this month in New Hampshire.
The photograph might never have been seen publicly until now, RR Auction said.
Stamped February 1981 on the back, the photo was taken around the time Charles, the Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer ended months of speculation and announced they were to be married.
The photo came from the Caren Archive, a major private collection of rare newspapers and other publications, and was purchased seven years ago from the Daily Mirror newspaper.
Bobby Livingston, vice-president of RR Auction, said Saturday that neither the auction house nor Caren Archive, knew the identity of the young man in the photo. However, he said he understood that a British newspaper had been able to identify him.
British media have identified the young man as Adam Russell, the great-grandson of former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.
In 1981, Diana first told news of her engagement to her friends, then moved out of her apartment Feb. 23 and into Buckingham Palace. What was widely labeled the wedding of the century took place on July 29, 1981, at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1996, and Diana died in a Paris car crash in 1997.
Another Diana photo to be included in the auction is an original 1988 news photo of the princess observing a marriage conflict resolution seminar.
The auction is scheduled for Jan. 17-24 in Amherst.
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This is a very large space for less than resort hotel costs. the radiant heat in the winter keeps it cozy on your toes. The quiet neighbor hood makes for a restful night.
Shane and Jody are here to provide for your needs just ask if you have a special requirements!
My husband and I stayed here to celebrate his birthday and for a getaway from anchorage. It was perfect and just what we needed!! It was very clean, modern, and super cozy and comfortable! We went without kids, but it's also a place the kids would have loved(they say we are taking them next time:)! We didn't take advantage of it, but I loved that the kitchen was well stocked if one wanted to prepare meals. It's in a beautiful location and I loved being close to the busyness, but not right in it. The owners are also fabulous to work with! I HIGHLY recommend this beautiful, cozy, private place to stay! We will definitely be back!!! Thank you!
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We came to Girdwood to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. At the Forest Edge was everything the owners described. The apartment had a private entrance, and the location was quiet and "at the forest edge." The bedroom and bathroom had a spa feel to it. We would highly recommend this VRBO to anyone. We never completed the virgin creek hike as too many blueberries got in the way.
While planning a trip to Alaska for my son's wedding, I came across At the Forest Edge. The rental rates were affordable so I made the reservation. The owners were very helpful and friendly making the wedding even more special. We arrived to the smell of homemade banana nut bread; there's nothing like feeling at home as soon as you arrive. We were made to feel like family immediately. The apartment was exquisite and cozy at the same time. It was stocked with kitchenware, linens, and toiletries. I would recommend this property to anyone who wants a real Alaskan experience.
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We are 40 mins south of Anchorage and only 5 mins from Alyeska ski resort. Crow Creek historical mine is only 10 minutes away.
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I can see you sometimes
though you are not here
I see your smile
that day when I was nine
and you told a dirty
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while we went for a walk.
I did not understand
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I cannot feel your stubble against my cheek
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remember your jokes
remember you in your old jeans and older t-shirt
swinging on the back swing
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I am proud of you
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Since the arrival of my mesembs, the Lithops and Pleiospilos are doing quite well but this is the only plant so far that I have not been able to figure out. While it's only been a bit over a month, but when it arrived it had a bit of wrinkly skins and also a few split from possible overwatering on the sides. I was told to leave it be and keep it away from sun and without water for at least a week or so and I've done that.
Around 2 weeks in I gave it a very very slight splash of water, and maybe a few misting and that's it. But it seems like it's wrinkling even more now, with a few more split spots as well! I feel like it's sending me a mixed message of "I'm thirsty" and "no more water!"... and would love some advice from experts.
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Now (This was taken at night, the lighting makes it look sicker..):
Hey man. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but I don't think you're mesembs is going to make it. Apparently they go dormant during the summer and if you water them at all they rot. I killed three of them doing this. Mine looked fine one day and then was a pile of mush the next day. I have never seen anything like it. The only thing I could suggest would be to stop all water and see what happens.
Agroderma is an ice plant relative and an opportunist( as many messebs are). Suggesting to me. If I have watered any messeb with no positive results more than once in a one week time frame while in it's current location ( in a pot that size) it's a good idea to move it to the sun set equivalent area of where it is(was) if at all possible
Moving it (even this late in the summer growing season) is kind of like forcing it to do what it is suppose to do no transitioning would be needed.
As a messeb it is also an opportunities If you do move it to such a location it *** might only recover*** from it's current locations stress and could ( as a MIGHT) start to require the current locations environment of sun air and watering for growth over winter.
Side note: Hobbyist to enthusiast but experts have a real good aim to get rewards for what they do.
Thanks Nomen. But again I live in apartment so there's nowhere for me to move it (outdoor, etc.) My plants get a good amount of indirect sun everyday plus I use plant lights to help, but yeah they probably need more direct sun, especially the mesembs.
What's the secret??
Could be! That definitely makes sense to have better airflow, but then again I don't know if that'd do much if I'm indoor with windows closed.
I do open the windows sometimes to give them some fresh air, but my building has been doing some constructions so I don't want the dust to fly in, or land on my plants..
Thats good to hear David understanding about the dust and all causing the window open limits
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To: Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Andrew Neiditz, City Manager
- Parks Department to hold Wards Lake Park Neighborhood Forum: The City's Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department will hold a Wards Lake Park Neighborhood Forum on Thursday, March 18th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in City Hall. Citizens are encouraged to bring their ideas for the future of this park facility as the Wards Lake Park Master Plan is developed. Every imaginative idea is welcome: how would you like this park to be used and enjoyed? Wards Lake Park is located at 2716-84th Avenue in Lakewood and includes both developed and natural areas within its 22 acres. In 2009, additional park property was purchased by the City to expand the facility. Questions can be directed to Suzi Riley at (253) 983-7758.
- Camp Murray participates in DoD-funded Regional Steering Committee (RSC): BG Bret Daugherty, Asst Adjutant General-Army, and Deputy Director of the State Military Department, will serve on the RSC for the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Growth Coordination planning process. The city manager and project administrator Dan Penrose met with Daugherty and Adjutant General Tim Lowenberg at Camp Murray on February 12th to update them on the plan goals and timetables. The Defense Department's Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA) is funding the planning study focused on Transportation, Schools, Housing, Public Safety, and Utilities. The City of Lakewood is administering the regional effort, and the city manager chairs the steering committee.
- Fir Acres Mobile Home Park Abatement Action: Members of the Community Safety Resource Team (CSRT) met with the Fir Acres Mobile Home Park homeowners association and their attorney to discuss the City's ongoing abatement action on the property, problems with the management and ownership of the property, and the future of the property, including the pending tax foreclosure of the property. The meeting was very positive; the City provided a Spanish-language interpreter and there was a very good exchange of information. The current phase of the abatement is approximately half done and will be completed by the end of the month. Staff is preparing for a second abatement phase, expected to go out for bid in April, which will include stabilization of portions of the property's electrical system, removal of certain electrical hazards, and removal of additional vacant, dilapidated structures and mobile homes.
- Colonial Center Theatre Rehabilitation Study: The owners of the Colonial Center property met with this week with the city manager and economic development staff to discuss the feasibility study launched by the City to review options for the Lakewood Theater and restaurant building. John Graham, principal of Gramor, is very supportive of the effort to improve the facility in a way that restores its unique character in Lakewood. The Request for Qualifications/Proposals (RFQ-P) was published and the study will be ready to commence next month.
- Lakewood Water District fire hydrant issue: The city attorney and city manager met this week with the Water District's general manager and legal counsel to review options to properly account for the maintenance of fire hydrants throughout the City. A recent court case stipulated that it fire hydrants may be considered a general government responsibility.
- Employee Recognition quarterly event: City staff participated on March 10th in a reception to honor the City's 14th birthday and to receive recognition for significant accomplishment. A total of eleven employees were nominated for quarterly awards. Kim Dodds, human services coordinator, was awarded employee of the quarter for her efforts to assist a number of families made homeless by a recent apartment fire, and to assist the census count in Lakewood. Faye Landskov, administrative supervisor, was awarded police employee of the quarter for her efforts to successfully secure and administer over $3 million in federal grants to the Lakewood Police Department.


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The age of the Internet of Things is upon us
It's Just a DB and an API
These databases provide surprisingly little. They are scalable databases wrapped in a UI and an API. Why not just spin your own?
I suspect that a number of companies will do just that, combining technologies such as Rails and the lessons of Twitter with a little bit of back-end, high-scale database magic from AWS or another Cloud DB provider. This combination is enough to get you to the same level and could be hacked together quite quickly, so what is the appeal of any of these IoT platforms?
I'm working on an IoT product at the moment, and the key is time to market. The technologies have all matured around the same time, and consumers are more open to what they can provide. Getting our product out there matters, and if that means saving a few weeks here and there by using a platform to bootstrap ourselves to market, that's what we're going to do.
However, although the underlying technologies are mature, the product market is not mature. We are still learning how to fit this into peoples' lives and into existing businesses. Expect rapid development of such platforms as features such as security are improved.
A major feature I cannot see is control of security of many thousands of devices. The single access key won't work, and provisioning access keys could be too labor intensive. This dilemma has a huge implication for firms as they work out how they're going to provision a dizzying number of devices over the coming years.
Both platforms I've reviewed here feel very much to be in the early stages, missing features you would think are obvious. However, that's the point with the market in its current state. If you tried early versions of RightScale and other management platforms, the situation will be familiar. I expect rapid changes, because the underlying technologies are so mature, allowing the truly useful use cases to be addressed quickly.
This IoT is coming your way, and if you thought cloud computing introduced an impressive volume of data and computing power, just wait for The Things.
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HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
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The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
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Banks return aid to cut federal strings
The headquarters of Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is seen at 85 Broad St. in New York City.
Kai Ryssdal: The guy in charge of the government's $700 billion bank bailout had a warning for Congress today: Don't force banks to make loans that they -- the banks -- think are too risky. Neel Kashkari's a holdover form the Bush administration. Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson hired him to run the TARP back in October.
Today, though, he was on the receiving end of House members' telling him they're not happy with how banks are spending their money. When it was his turn he channeled the banking community back to them about all the strings attached to TARP money, and the anger that has convinced some banks to just want to give the money back. Marketplace's Jeremy Hobson reports from New York.
JEREMY HOBSON: So far, 489 of the nation's 8,000 banks have taken money from the Treasury. But Neel Kashkari says members of Congress need to back off telling banks how they should be using the cash.
NEEL KASHKARI: However well intended, government officials are not positioned to make better commercial decisions than lenders in our communities.
Even if those lenders spent money on executive bonuses or company golf tournaments? Well, remember, not all the banks who got TARP money wanted it. They were asked to take it so no one would know which banks really needed it. And now, says analyst Andy Stapp at B. Riley . . .
ANDY STAPP: They're all getting painted with the same brush, and it's just not the case.
The banks lining up to give the money back range from small players like Iberia Bank of Louisiana to big dogs like Goldman Sachs.
Karen Petrou is managing director of Federal Financial Analytics in Washington.
KAREN PETROU: The stigma attached to TARP money grew ever more costly, leading the banks who felt forced to take it in the first place to say, "I want to give it back and I want to give it back now."
Well, maybe not now. Of the handful of banks who want to return the TARP funds, not all have a check ready.
PETROU: Some want to give it back all at once right away. Others do want to phase it out, to give them that capital buffer, to support new lending if loan demand spikes before their ability to recapitalize improves.
In other words, would 12 easy payments of $20 million do? But we'll take our bank back now, if that's OK.
In New York, I'm Jeremy Hobson for Marketplace.


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Thom Yorke Pulled His Music From Spotify
"The reason is that new artists get paid fuck all with this model."
"The reason is that new artists get paid fuck all with this model."
Adam Moerder a year ago 13 responses
Netflix is a terrible gift. But you can't go wrong with a music subscription.
Matt Buchanan 2 years ago 3 responses
Catch up on all of the year's best music with this 11-hour megamix.
Matthew Perpetua 2 years ago 86 responses
The music app you should be using.
Matt Buchanan 2 years ago 13 responses
Here's four hours of music that will soothe your nerves during Hurricane Sandy. It also works pretty well as a make out mix, so you can use it for that too.
Matthew Perpetua 2 years ago 13 responses
In the digital music era, complicated and outdated copyright law as well as private negotiations have made it difficult see how much is really going back to the people making music.
Allison McCann 2 years ago 9 responses
Pour yourself a drink and settle into the couch. This is going to take a while.
John Herrman 2 years ago 21 responses
At least, when you're crammed into a subway car with 4,000 other people trying to ignore the smell of farts.
Matt Buchanan 2 years ago 3 responses
The internet needs a private mode. So I asked Rdio, Netflix and Pinterest why they don't have one.
Matt Buchanan 2 years ago 3 responses
The entire internet needs a private mode. A button you can click to hide what you're doing from everybody else. This is that button.
Matt Buchanan 3 years ago 45 responses
Napster disappeared into Rhapsody and MOG is now part of a headphone company. There is only room for one music streaming service, or maybe two.
John Herrman 3 years ago 11 responses
The revamped Rdio streaming music service is fantastic. But whatever happened to locking yourself in your room to listen to terrible music by yourself?
Matt Buchanan 3 years ago 2 responses
Rdio is a better music streaming service, as an experience. Spotify is a better music service, as a catalog of music. So goes the conventional wisdom. But Andy Baio crunches the actual data.
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The first trailer, as well as a bunch of stills, for writer/director Josh Stolberg's "Conception" is here. Featuring an ensemble cast including Connie Britton ("Friday Night Lights"), Alan Tudyk ("Firefly"), Julie Bowen ("Modern Family"), Gregory Smith ("Everwood") and Jonathan Silverman ("Weekend at Bernies"), the film tells of nine couples in different stages of their relationships on the night they conceive.
I love Josh's work; have been following his filmish travels for a few years now – right from his indy comedy "Kids in America" (a great laffer featuring the likes of Gregory Smith and Adam Arkin) to "Piranha 3D", which he wrote. "Conception" is ostensibly Josh's most personal, and needless to say most intimate movie to date. Have to say, the cast is superb too – a who's who of the TV ratings blitzers in there! Look forward to checking it out.
"Conception" premieres at the Palm Beach Film Festival on March 25th at 7:15PM at the Muvico Parisian 20 at City Place in West Palm Beach.
More on "Conception" over the next few weeks.
- Jeremy London, Ethan Suplee returning for Mallrats 2 - March 28, 2015
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- Transformers sequels, spin offs in the works - March 28, 2015
- Seinfeld fave in talks for Force Majeure remake - March 28, 2015
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Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
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The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
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Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
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Acidic Email from angry, over passionate teenagers after I trash something "Twilight"-related on the site. Sparkle elsewhere.
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I have a simple problem. I'm just learning how to use
fstream to print to and from a data file, and I am just having issues compiling. I am getting the same error on lines 11 and 20 of this code. Also, I am not very sure if I am printing from the file properly at the end of the code.
The error I am getting is:
'Error: Expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '.' token'
for line 11 and for line 20 it is the same error, but with the character
<< instead of
.. I am also receiving this error:
"error: expected unqualified-id before 'if'"
for some reason, although I am pretty sure my syntax is correct on those. Are these errors somehow related? Here is my main.cpp file:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
ofstream outFile;
string filename = "test.txt";
outFile.open(filename.c_str() );
if (!outFile) {
cerr << "File "
<< filename
<< " failed to open for output."
<< endl;
outFile << "Hello world!"
<< 2013
<< 3.14
<< "The end."
<< endl;
ifstream inFile;
if (!inFile) {
cerr << "File "
<< filename
<< " failed to open for input."
<< endl;
int i=0;
while (inFile >> i) {
cout<< i
<< endl;
cout<< "Year is: "
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Posts by edjcox
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SETI@home Staff Blog :
Sending Messages to ET: Just say no, for now.
(Message 1647052)
Posted 28 days ago by edjcox
The question I have is does Man go well with a red or a white wine..
To many things need to come together
Able to communicate and decipher
Able to transport across many many light years of distance faster than light speed.
Have some actual interest in making the journey.
Has the wisdom to not impact us by becoming known (ie Prime Directive)
To us the ET will appear magical or mystical as Humans have always viewed those encountered with superior intellect and technology in such a fashion..
We have a narrow vision of ET, assigning them the attributes we are familiar with. Imagine if ET was already here but hiding in plain sight. Likely we would not catch on unless willingly revealed to us...
Imagine of ET had a lifespan 10's of thousands of years beyond ours a real Alpha - Omega span and time enough to assimilate and act upon the universe. ET might just be like bacteria are to us. Everywhere but limited in interaction..
Our view of ET is myopic at best.
Message boards :
News :
Statement on Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence/Active SETI
(Message 1646271)
Posted 29 days ago by edjcox
Listen up folks...
We have had radio technology slightly over 100 years... That means signals from our planet have been traversing the universe (ever diminishing in power content and therefore rang) reaching out at best a bit better than 100 light years..
Let's say we then have a sphere of radio range around us of that distance. So how many planets supporting life fall within that range??
Question two. What is the level of sophistication on said planets at any given instant during that 100 years?/
Question three. What is the likely hood that a given ET civilization would likely be time coincident with our technology and even listening?
Question four. Let's assume they have managed to obviate Einstein's speed limit. So what technology would they be using to communicate and or be scanning the universe with for intelligent signals? Radio ? Signal Flags, Smoke signals, reflective mirrors, etc etc. Likely employing means and methods we could not decipher and they likely could not decipher ours either..
As they say in NJ dontworryaboutit It's so far fetched and so unlikely that we will probable be asteroid impact dust well before then...
Message boards :
News :
Prof. Charles Townes has passed away.
(Message 1636016)
Posted 1 Feb 2015 by edjcox
You might want to view this article and watch the video. He was an enthusiast and an achiever..
Rest now as you have successfully passed the torch of knowledge to others and shown them the way...
Message boards :
Technical News :
What's happening... (Nov 8, 2014)
(Message 1604464)
Posted 23 Nov 2014 by edjcox
All this time and the data sets from the RT have just sat in a box? Or do I not understsnd?
Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
Rosetta Mission
(Message 1596360)
Posted 3 Nov 2014 by edjcox
Attached is interesting video made by ESA regards Rosetta's upcoming Comet landing
Message boards :
Politics :
Goodbye to more freedoms, liberties and privacy
(Message 1594237)
Posted 30 Oct 2014 by edjcox
Let's see
"paranoia strikes deep, into your mind it will creep, it starts when your always afraid, step out of line, the man comes and takes you away"....
Those who would trade their Liberty for security shall not get security and will not have any Liberty....
The only thing you have to Fear is Fear itself....
terror is a state of mind, succumb to it and trade your Liberty for it's suppression then you have given them the victory and upper hand they seek....
Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
Detecting Alien Radar Signals?
(Message 1583845)
Posted 9 Oct 2014 by edjcox
Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
India's Mars Orbiter Mission reaches Mars.
(Message 1582410)
Posted 6 Oct 2014 by edjcox
I wonder how many Indians benefit from this effort.. I imagine it employee's a few hundreds or so..
Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
NASA confirms 'impossible' thruster actually works, could revolutionize space travel
(Message 1582409)
Posted 6 Oct 2014 by edjcox
Unless electrons have mass or they somehow disturb matter by inducing a momentum I think this experiment needs to be performed in a zero gravity enviorment like aboard the ISS.
The amount of thrust produced is so damn small that it would take a long long time to build up any momentum and silly things like gravitational influences might overcome such a miniscule thruster...
Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
UFO lights over Phoenix Arizona, real or not?
(Message 1573142)
Posted 17 Sep 2014 by edjcox
I agree they were air dropped flares... We used them out on the ranges at Fort Bragg all the time. They can be dropped from fighters, c-130, c141, Galaxy, etc... The will hang in the sky for a good while and wink out when exhausted of white phospher. A spectral analysis will reveal the chemicals burning..
Message boards :
News :
UC scientists find first interstellar dust particles
(Message 1569903)
Posted 10 Sep 2014 by edjcox
What if any is the difference between solar system dust particles and those labled "interstellar"... I suspect the origins of dust in general in space is somewhat difficult to determine. While dust near a planetary body might be associated with said planet in actuality the gravitational wells of planets act as a vacuum as the solar system travels through interstellar space so dust is likely to be of indeterminate origin.
Given the numerous collisions in planetary space, asteroids, comets, meteors, etc. Dust is far more prevalent near a star. Unless we can have Voyager's and Pioneers in a few decades do collections I maintain that dust within 1/2 light year of the sun is most likely of Sol system origination with random strays form elswhere's exceedingly rare and likely exhibiting no unique properties to allow differentiation.
Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
Quantum Entanglement possible instant communication over very long distances
(Message 1545666)
Posted 22 Jul 2014 by edjcox
So what you still have to have something at each end... With distance there is time, with time differential there is loss of coherency, without coherency and Rx and TX at both ends there's no communications...
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Science (non-SETI) :
US to Withdraw fro ITER
(Message 1534679)
Posted 2 Jul 2014 by edjcox
The link I included was removed.. That link spoke for itself.
If you do not make the attempt you can never succeed at anything...
Would suggest that "With Obama buying contraceptives for the great unwashed US" is a political statement that does not belong in this forum but rather the politics forum.
Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
US to Withdraw fro ITER
(Message 1534349)
Posted 1 Jul 2014 by edjcox
The Senate has decided to withdraw US participation in ITER. The fusion reactor being built is apparently becoming more expensive all the while and the US part of the expense ever growing...
I can see it now. We have to beg for energy while the participants essentially harvest free fusion energy...
Personally think its a dumb move...
Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
How will the universe end - with a bang or with a whimper?
(Message 1524660)
Posted 5 Jun 2014 by edjcox
Atomic structure at the event horizon ceases.
Due the intense gravitational effect in proximity to the accretion disk matter gets stripped of it's fabric and coherency. Conventional atomic structure, ie neutron, electrons, protons all lose their minds and guidance and are simply free to fall towards the gravitational well that is the black hole. Massless particles not attracted are free to do what they will. We do not exactly know what that is as orbital dynamics end. Cohesion of atoms, matter ceases. Energy is released and may actually leave our universe into the oblivion these cosmic sinkholes represent. We have observed jets escaping from accretion disks, Understanding how and why these mass containing jets can overcome a black holes gravitational well, what forms them and how where the energy comes from remains the province of theoretical astro-physics. We have a very foggy notion but it's a grand mystery.
The mystery is what/where and when does all that stuff go. Is there some escape hatch in there from our universes existence and space time. Do black holes represent some cosmic drain back into the primordial before the big bang. Is this the way back to square and time zero? Lot's to think about, but we have little understanding and no good way to see what goes on at the edge of our universe and in a sea of no time /all time /some time.......
My thought is that when the expansion stops and the condensation begins, the many black holes will be swallowing up and taking mass in universe someplace and like a piece of swiss cheese the universe will fold and simply pop out of existence of the then here and now into.... I'll leave that undone....
Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
white noise
(Message 1521495)
Posted 27 May 2014 by edjcox
Yes essentially SETI is attempting to discern pink noise from white noise...
To do that SETI screens signals with catalogue of known pink noise generators to screen away those that might be of terrestrial origin or even signals from the multitude of off world known transmitters (Voyagers, Mars probes, Pioneers, etc etc.)
Sieving and screening down all that "white noise" is also a noise threshold issue where signal sensitivity is an issue. Fundamentally SETI is always at a disadvantage as we are using receivers on the planets surface that can be impacted by all manner of signals, fundamentals and harmonics, up and down, from rather mundane sources like radars, overflying aircraft, satellites, reflections of these, etc.
Perhaps in the future we can build a Lagrange point package and set up a scan location out there in space away from so many interferers..
Message boards :
News :
Dan Werthimer at the U.S. House of Representatives
(Message 1521490)
Posted 27 May 2014 by edjcox
Undoubtedly the met with Representatives after the hearing as well. Would be interesting to seek any insight they might have gleaned on RT funding..
Matt can you approach both and ask?
Message boards :
News :
Dan Werthimer at the U.S. House of Representatives
(Message 1520138)
Posted 23 May 2014 by edjcox
I am hoping that this testimony and the way it was cordially received may be an indication of continued interest and funding for the Radio Telescopes and SETI as well.
There simply was not enough emphasis on the collaborative aspects of SETI at Home and the multitudes of people running the program and providing the data processing. More emphasis on the "human" aspect of this volunteer effort and the willing collaboration of so many from so many of the Nations of the world. This in turn would show the Congress that funding provided would allow SETI to continue to operate engage many people and perhaps even evolve in a greater enterprise in the "search".
Some feedback on whether the testimony bore fruit would be appreciated..
Message boards :
SETI@home Science :
What would we do if we found intelligent life elsewhere?
(Message 1516819)
Posted 16 May 2014 by edjcox
Let's clear some things up
1. SETI is scanning the EM Spectrum in a narrow specific area. That EM radiation we are scanning has traveled countless light years to reach our receivers. That means anything ET we discover is in the past depending on the source likely many many years in the past and the originators have moved on in time to our present.
2. We are currently stuck in a reply methodology of EM radiation. So even an ET discovery would not be able to be replied to in less than once again the time in light years a propagated reply signal would have to travel to the point of origin of an ET transmission. So we can relax as the time it takes for a signal to get there is less likely to be time coincident with the technology that originally generated the discovered ET signal.
Our own technological progress in less that 200 years should give you some comfort. We've gone from broad band AM spark transmission, to narrow AM, FM, and now digital transmission of high complexity in modulations, frequency, and signal direction. We already employ laser light in huge applications and we are exploring all manner of other means to include particle emissions etc. We can modulate light throughout the spectrum, generate coherent light, IR, X-Ray, and Radiations such as Gamma, etc. All can be employed to convey communications. As time marches on how will we be communicating in say 200 years?
The issue raised is that in addition to looking for ET in the SETI radio spectrum (and within modulation techniques we understand) there is the issue of time coincidence where our listening with an appropriate receiver and technology takes place at the time the ET "signal" or emanation bathes our receiver and planet.
Our chances are slim, but we have a vast universe to listen to and countless billions upon billions of possible sources.
If we ever do decipher a ET source. Rest assured it likely will have originated far beyond our immediate neighbors, perhaps even in a far away galaxy where our ability to discern a radial aperature would be next to impossible.
So let's not forget to travel from there to here would take technology and energy control we have not yet even conceived of or invented...
Sleep well, keep pluggin away, who knows, we may get lucky...
Message boards :
Technical News :
Now it's 2014 (Jan 07 2014)
(Message 1470977)
Posted 31 Jan 2014 by edjcox
Currently we're using it to house all kinds of data from various other SETI projects, or as a backup/SETI@home data buffer.
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Showing reviews 1 - 20 of 120
Love it"
by Rosemary Lister
I was given this at Christmas. It is very simple to use with excellent results. I was never very keen on natural yoghurt but now I think I may be addicted! I use semi-skimmed UHT milk (no need to boil), 2 tbsp of skimmed milk powder and 2 tbsp of yoghurt starter and leave it overnight. I bought a tub of natural yoghurt as a starter and froze it in 2tbsp batches. I have just used the last batch and have had beautiful creamy yoghurt every day for 3 months. Now I am going to try making frozen yoghurt for the summer. But oh that scoop! - not used and the space for it makes fitting the lid fiddly
Published 23 03 2015
Yummy yoghurt!!!"
by Naomi
I have recently bought the electric yoghurt maker and the first use was brilliant!! I used 2tsps live yoghurt and just under 1l of semi-skimmed UHT milk, left it on for 8hrs. The result was a lovely creamy tasting yoghurt, a bit runny but still so tasty. Second day of having it as breakfast, don't think I'll be buying plain yoghurt again!!
Published 03 03 2015
by Rachael
I bought this yogurt maker to see if I could make yogurt for my daughters lunchboxes as shop bought yogurt is 50% sugar. Having read the reviews i used 2tbsp of Yeo Valley yogurt as a starter and semi skimmed UHT and woke to lovely creamy yogurt (although youngest daughter thought at first that it was white emulsion!) Bought the EasiYo fruit squirts, a little of which goes a long way. Can see us having fun with this.
Published 03 03 2015
by Sharon
This machine is brilliant & so easy to use - best milk is UHT, either semi-skimmed or full fat and you just add it to the pot with a couple of teaspoons of yogurt, bought or from your previous batch, and leave it - 12 hrs is best. It says to use 900mls, but it'll take a full litre of milk no problem. It's great yogurt & can sub for crème fraiche too - saves a fortune!
Published 14 11 2014
by Suzanne
I bought this yoghurt maker more than a year ago before we moved to a remote city in China and it has not let us down in 12 months of use. We are a family of 5 and I make yoghurt every 2-3 days using UHT milk and I have never had a problem with this machine or the end result. The plastic container tub is also BPA free. Thanks so much Lakeland for a brilliant product that our family could not do without!!
Published 01 09 2014
This review is for an older version of this product
Waste of time and money"
by Samantha Craven
I bought the yoghurt maker as I hoped to save money and packaging. The assistant was enthusiastic and over the next few weeks I followed the instructions carefully using soya milk, almond milk, coconut milk, cows milk... Soya was most successful as a tablespoon sized blob of yoghurt was floating in the bilge. The others were pure bilge. So... I will be taking this back. So much for saving money - although I will get a refund for the appliance, I've wasted a lot of expensive milk products. If there was a zero star rating, I would choose it.
Published 07 08 2014
A note from the team: Thanks for the review and taking the time to speak to me on the phone. I'm sorry that it hadn't worked as well as expected, the staff at the store will be happy to put things right for you.
stil experimenting"
by Mrs Howse
I have a lot of yoghurt so decided to try this maker - bought 2 pint bottle of milk and yoghurt and followed instructions - looking forward to fresh yoghurt next morning but just a runny mess reading through others put in 2 tablespoons of starter where the instructions said 2 teaspoons so will try again and will buy UHT milk. Must say that I put it a bit more yoghurt and left for a further 8 hours then put through a muslin and the yoghurt was fine but seems that you really need to play to sort out menue
Published 22 07 2014
excellent buy"
by Jackie
We use yoghurt every day on our breakfast so we decided to buy this yoghurt maker & we're more than pleased with it. We use 900ml of uht skimmed milk & 2 tbsp of live yoghurt but the only issue we have is that there is always a lot of liquid on top. The yoghurt turns out nice & thick & tastes great.
Published 15 07 2014
A really great buy"
by Simon Keen
I bought this product a month or so ago and it has turned out great. I dont think it is work spending the extra £20 on the greek yogurt maker when all you need is a bit of muslin, a sieve and a bowl to make greek yogurt. I found by searching on the web that you can use far more powdered milk to thicken the yogurt than suggested. I currently use 50g of milk powder made up to 900ml with skimmed milk to create a nice texture in a fat free yogurt. Standing the yoghurt until its colled and then straining for 45 mins give a great creamy texture. Strain for 2 hours for greek yogurt.
Published 28 05 2014
You get Yoghurt, but..."
by Mr Dodd
Yes it makes great yoghurt but a potentially simple, elegant piece of equipment is ruined by a strange built in cupboard that stores a useless plastic paddle. Fussy and clunky to use but good results.
Published 17 03 2014
A note from the team: Thanks for the comments. The recess on the yoghurt bowl and inner lid holds the spoon to use when mixing and serving.
Perseverance is all it takes"
by Miss Williams
At first, the results were not especially appetising - a bit thin and grainy even when following all the instructions in the booklet - but, after lots of experiments, we are thoroughly happy with our new favourite gadget. I like my yoghurt very thick, but I also like to keep the fat to a minimum. So, I use skimmed UHT milk with a couple of generous spoonfuls of milk powder, a few spoonfuls of shop bought yoghurt and, after straining it the next morning, hey presto! Just don't reuse the yoghurt as a starter as the mixture gets very acidic and doesn't do the digestion any good!
Published 17 03 2014
Superb...Well Done Lakeland!"
by David Hudson
Firstly, there's no hard and fast rules in yogurt making, the perfect taste and thickness is subjective and differs for us all. I've had this a while so I could experiment first as each review differs in ratio of ingredients and that's so confusing. That said, the previous reviewers recipes aren't right or wrong, they're just right for them. I've found MY perfect recipe is 3-4 Tblsp of yoghurt, bought or previous batch, 2 Tblsp of milk powder and 900ml of UHT milk. I incubate for 9 1/2 hours as I prefer a slight tangyness. Genuine, cheap homemade yogurt not from a pre-made expensive mix.
Published 06 03 2014
Soy Yogurt"
by julie
As Im avoiding dairy and was spending a substantial amount on soya yogurt, I decided to make my own with this equipment. I tried many different techniques found on the web, and followed Lakelands instructions. However my most succcessful was my using regular soya milk with added sugar (1 dessertsppon for 750ml). It wasnt as thick as commercial yogurt but the taste was excellent. Can be thickened by using Agar which Lakeland recommended.
Published 04 03 2014
Easy to use but could have some design tweaks"
by Andrea
The maker was easy to use and makes reasonable if slightly thinner yoghurt than most bought types. A couple of things in it's design spoilt it's ease of use for me. It instructs to use a pint and a half or 900mls but the scale on the side does not include a precise measure of this, the scale is also hard to read with white fluid in the pot! As milk is sold in whole litres it would have been better to have instructions to make 1lt. I have done and it works fine! The integrated spoon is of little use and creates two ridges inside the pot that impedes cleaning. A lip for pouring would be better.
Published 24 02 2014
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by steve
Purchased this with some trepidation, but that was all put to One side this morning, when I got my hands on the 1st batch. This simple to use machine makes stunning yoghurt, which will just want you to make more and more(forget the rubbish in the shops) Stop thinking...just buy it and try it....
Published 22 02 2014
by Samantha
Very pleased with this yoghurt maker. I have made one batch so far, following the instructions in the booklet exactly and voila! I used lactose free UHT milk with 2tsp (large) of a branded youhurt as a starter, switched it all on before going to bed and the next morning.......there was a lovely thick creamy yoghurt. We have been experimenting with adding flavours, but it really is great just on it's own. Thank you for a great easy to use product.
Published 20 02 2014
Love this gadget!"
by Caroline
I got this yogurt maker a few days ago and it has been in almost constant use ever since, producing lovely thick, creamy yogurt. I add 1 litre of whole pasteurised milk to the inner bowl, microwave for 10 minutes, cool and then add a couple of tbsps of Yeo valley organic yogurt (or yogurt from previous batch). 8 hours later and I've got a huge pot of amazing yogurt! I purchased the Cusipro yogurt strainer too and have strained some batches to make Greek yogurt, but I'm not convinced I need it as the yogurt is delicious just as it is. 4 stars as I'd have preferred a dishwasher safe bowl.
Published 17 02 2014
by Sue
I bought the yoghurt maker as I need to watch the sugar in my diet, & this seemed an ideal way to still enjoy yoghurt. I made the first batch yesterday, & it is perfect. I used a full litre of UHT semi skimmed milk with 2 tbls of skimmed milk powder & 2 tbls of starter yoghurt. I pre warmed the machine for about 5 minutes before adding the ingredients, & then left it overnight for 10 hours. The consistency is perfect, & my husband likes it too! I am delighted.
Published 27 01 2014
Fantastic must have kitchen item!"
by Gemma
I was skeptical that this would work properly and thought it might be a novelty item that I would get bored of using after a while. It is now a kitchen essential. As others have said ignore the instructions in the leaflet and use 2 TABLEspoons of starter. I use my starter and full fast cheap UHT mik and I have beautiful creamy lovely tasty fresh yoghurt. My toddler loves it and I love knowing it has no sugar or additives and if I run out I can make more within 8 hours. I've never had problems with it being too runny or too thick even though I was prepared for them.
Published 27 01 2014
Very hit and miss"
by Ann
I have used this yogurt maker 4 times now. First attempt I used semi skimmed milk with 2 tsps of starter. I brought the milk to just under boiling and let it cool as instructed before adding to pre warmed maker. Result was thin slimy yoghurt. Next semi skimmed milk with 2 dessert spoons of milk powder. Boiled milk, let it cool and added to 2 tsps of starter. This was a little more successful, but lumpy.3rd attempt I used full fat UHT milk, bring up to 38/40C before adding to starter.This was a disaster, disgusting & runny. Now trying for 4th time, full fat milk 2tbsp starter. We will see
Published 06 01 2014
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Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald is more than happy to boast their receiving corps going into training camp. Fitzgerald faced a difficult season last year of double coverages due to a lack of a strong number two receiver, and he still managed 1,411 yards and eight touchdowns.
"I'm really excited about our receiving corps," Fitzgerald told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf on Friday. "I think we're going to be a force to be reckoned with when things open up."
The team has been lacking a true number two receiver since Anquan Boldin left to play in Baltimore, which has allowed defenses to focus on Fitzgerald's side of the field.
With Michael Floyd, the 13th overall pick in this year's draft in the mix, Fitzgerald is hopeful that the number of double coverages he faces will be reduced.
"Once he's able to start making plays consistently we'll start seeing some of the coverage shifting and I'm going to be able to see some single coverage on important downs and distances," Fitzgerald said.
When asked about Floyd's ability on the field, Fitzgerald didn't shy away from complimenting the rookie.
"He's a playmaker. When the ball is in the air he finds a way to come down with it, and he makes contested plays," Fitzgerald said. "He's big and he's physical, so I know he's going to help Ryan [Williams], Beanie [Wells] and our run game."
Another stand out from minicamp has been Andre Roberts, a third-year player who saw an increase in playing time last season.
"I'd say a 1,000-yard season is well within his reach. He's really coming into his own. He's worked extremely hard over the last few years," Fitzgerald said.
Roberts had 586 receiving yards last season, and two touchdowns, virtually third in every statistical receiving category for the Cardinals behind Fitzgerald and Early Doucet.
Fitzgerald said that the Roberts' biggest factor for success this offseason has been an increase in confidence.
"Last year, him having that taste of success, and knowing he can do it consistently, just with the more opportunities he's getting I think he's going to be a really special player," Fitzgerald said.
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Best Lavender for North Texas....
I'm looking for health and blooms! Grow mainly roses. Thx.
wow, does this mean lavender isn't so great here, or no one knows?? ( joking )
I was pretty brief. Keypad on Ipad is awkward. Just know there are lavender gardens in the Hill County and throughout areas of Texas, and trying to get any opinions locally.
Spanish Lavender has done well, I wonder if that is what is best here. May just experiment with what I can find locally, I'll post my findings!! Love the smell!!
Sorry. I live in the frozen North and my concerns are usually for winter hardiness rather than heat. My suggestions won't help you fit your climate. If there are no Southern gardeners reading that can comment for you, you might try asking on one of the regional forums.
I grow lavender successfully in the mountains of NM. My soil is an alkaline clay. We have it planted on a raised mound to help facilitate drainage in rainy years. Heat does not seem to bother them at all (I used to live in Palm Springs, CA). I have Buena Vista, Provence, Grosso, and a few others I cannot remember right now. We put very little compost in the holes when planting, watered regularly the first couple of weeks and then tapered that off. The plants that have been there 2-3 years get watered about once a month now and I only occasionally lose some to the cold. Good luck.
You might call Lavender Ridge Herb Farm. They are situated on sandy soil between Gainesville and Whitesboro. I don't know what varieties they grow; they've been there about 7 years if memory serves. So far lavender in their area of north Texas dislikes large hail, wet summers, and last year's heat. They've had to replant. Lavender just may have to be treated as a short-lived perennial here. Redenta's also had some lavender earlier in the year; maybe North Haven Gardens. Redenta's and North Haven Gardens are in Arlington, Dallas, and Dallas respectively. Good luck!
I live in the wet feet clayey area of north Texas, and haven't bothered to plant lavender since I don't have a big enough raised bed. If it likes conditions similiar to rosemary, it might do just fine in a raised bed against a south facing wall!
The lavender infused honey that Lavender Ridge Farms makes is wooooonderful.


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why can't google and everyone else support public transportation?
I like public transportation to some degree, but self-driving cars are WAY more useful.
They could really get anyone from anywhere, to anywhere. With public transport you might have to arrange a few transfers, defiantly have to figure out how to get to a pickup location. And it may not go very close to where you want to go.
But a self-driving car solves all those issues. If you think longer term, you could even have self-driving public transports that took a group of people going to roughly the same place to where they wanted to go with a few stops along the way.
So getting self driving cars working helps public transport as much as private transport...
I mean, the short list? Off the top of my head this solves problems like:
- Public transit only becomes economically viable above certain volumes. Anyone in too small an area doesn't have access to it and never will.
- Sometimes public transit doesn't run where you want it to go, especially if you need to make an unusual trip.
- Sometimes people need to go places at times when public transit isn't running, or need to go faster than public transit will allow.
- Some people are disabled, and would have a hard time getting to the nearest public transit stop even in an area that supports it.
There are lots of reasons why this is a useful solution. So many people in my city (Boston) keep a car that they use about once a week for odd or off-hours trips. A solution like this would take all those cars off the side of the road and replace them with about 1/20th the number of shared cars.
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Hark! Hark! The Lark Poem by William Shakespeare
Hark! hark! the lark at heaven's gate sings,
And Phoebus 'gins arise,
His steeds to water at those springs
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Comments about this poem (Hark! Hark! The Lark by William Shakespeare )
Aftab Alam Khursheed (9/1/2014 9:25:00 PM)
Awesome, abrupt. beginning..Hark Hark silky and soft ending- My lady sweet, arise: Arise, arise! lovely thank you PH (Report) Reply
Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black (9/1/2014 2:13:00 PM)
Brian Jani (4/26/2014 4:51:00 AM)
* Sunprincess * (10/6/2012 10:17:00 PM)
A beautiful morning scene..it is going to be a great day definitely.. :) (Report) Reply
Carlos Echeverria (2/8/2012 10:25:00 AM)
Duke Ellington admired Shakespeare, saying about: he must've spent a lot of time on the street corner. (Report) Reply
isha Gautam (2/8/2012 8:30:00 AM)
speachless......just speachless.....hats off to shakespeare (Report) Reply
Sagar Shelar (2/8/2012 5:58:00 AM)
Manonton Dalan (2/8/2012 4:24:00 AM)
genius tend to over analyzed things
but for a simple man with simple mind
this could be just early morning when
sun is barely rising; horses drinks on
spring; wake-up my lady-rise and shine. (Report) Reply
Kevin Straw (2/8/2010 6:59:00 AM)
This seems awkward for Shakespeare: 'His steeds to water at those springs/On chaliced flowers that lies...'
I google the following which sets the lyric in the play:
In Shakespeare's Cymbeline, Cloten uses lewd language to talk about Cymbeline. In an attempt to use musicians to court her, he calls on them to play 'a wonderful sweet air'. The hark, hark! ... line is chosen to represent sweetness and refinement, as a counterpoint to the previous crudities. (Report) Reply
Joseph Poewhit (2/8/2010 6:07:00 AM)
Seems like a flowery love poem of the era. BUT, he was the playwright and still is today. A psychoanalysis before the word was in vogue (Report) Reply
Terence George Craddock (2/8/2010 2:38:00 AM)
An interesting analogy, Phoebus the god Apollo and a personification of the sun, arises and waters his spirited horses using chaliced flowers like a communion cup. With the light Phoebus bestows, beauty dawns anew in preparation for the harkened awakening of his love. A beautiful romantic theme.
I am not sure the phrase 'the king of romantic poetry' adequately fits or that this was Shakespeare's goal. Shakespeare in his plays and poetry has accurately depicted, every human emotional personality type, with unique insight. His intuitive observations and perceptive genius, invented forensic detail and analysis of character types, before the modern scientific era attained the process. (Report) Reply
Ramesh T A (2/8/2010 1:03:00 AM)
What a beautiful situation! The depiction of hilarious situation, the opening eye of flower bud, etc. for waking up to enjoy life the lover begins before his lady love wakes up! Shakespeare, the king of romantic poetry is forever a joy to read! (Report) Reply
Indira Renganathan (2/8/2010 12:48:00 AM)
This is a thorough wonderment of the poet at sun rise in complete beautified words... (Report) Reply
Hugh Dungey (2/5/2008 6:41:00 AM)
Although most copies of Shakespeare show the poem as written, the correct version is 'evrything that pretty bin', not 'is'. Otherwise it doesn't rhyme. My Shakespeare (Collins 1958) shows 'bin'. (Report) Reply
Egal Bohen (11/9/2007 4:32:00 PM)
Chaliced flowers, Golden eyes
Language to the heavens fly
Thank you Will.. (Report) Reply
quercus : I've never got paid for my hits... (2/8/2007 10:43:00 PM)
What a wonderful little write...It can be used as a romantic dedication on a Valentine card...That would be a real treasure to get... (Report) Reply
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As a busy mother and grandmother, Cindy understands the importance of convenient meals and a well-stocked pantry, as well as the enjoyment that goes into spending time in the kitchen with little ones. Cindy's idea of relaxing? Making an apple pie that's just like Mom's. Let's hope she shares the recipe.
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These elegant eggs cups provide a complete breakfast and are easy to make and easy to serve.
Heat oven to 375°F.
Roll dough sheet into 12x8-inch rectangle. Cut in half lengthwise. Cut each half crosswise into 4 pieces, forming 8 (4x3-inch) pieces dough. Press each into bottom and up sides of ungreased muffin cup. Trim dough to keep dough from touching, if necessary. Set aside.
Combine eggs, half & half, pepper and salt in bowl; beat with whisk until well mixed. Set aside.
Melt butter in 12-inch skillet over medium heat until sizzling; add bell pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, 2-3 minutes or until crisply tender. Add spinach leaves; continue cooking until spinach is wilted. Add egg mixture and prosciutto. Cook, stirring occasionally, until egg mixture is almost set.
Divide egg mixture evenly among prepared muffin cups. Top each with crumbled feta cheese.
Bake 14-17 minutes or until crust is golden brown and eggs are set.
Calories: 240
Fat: 16g
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Carbohydrates: 13g
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Protein: 9g
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The Carters have been staying busy lately, popping around New York for various engagements. Beyonce and Jay Z were spotted last night, with Bey in a cute pink number, a Prada Hibiscus Handbag, and $650 Burberry Vinyl T-Strap Sandals.
Jay brought up the rear in a $435 Rodarte Black Mesh Jersey:
Her bag is crafted of saffiano cross grain leather in a prominent hibiscus floral display.
Her bubblegum vinyl sandals have a 4.5″ heel.
Jay's unisex crewneck mesh overlong jersey top has a logo print and athletic numeral at the front, along with a scorpion emblem detail at the sleeves.
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I love Bey's dress…Jay would have been better off wearing a fubu jersey
Did she really fire Julius?
Jay probably fired Julius after he let Solonge go ham on him in the elevator. lol… but he's supposed to be on vacay.
Anyhow, love the color but not necessarily the dress.
Love it! Especially the colors.
Yes @Anonymous! The whole concept of a Walmart jersey with a designer label & matching price tag just eludes me. it's probably one of the ugliest things I've ever seen Jay wear *shrug*
i don't like those Accessories… (bag and shoes) but the color and dress are a win!
jay looks like he got dragged out the house…
What's the brand of the dress from Beyonce?
I can't and dont see them the same since the elavatorgate thing.
Love it! The colors are awesome. As far as, "elevator-gate" goes, I see them for what they are……Human.
Love Bey's look but Jay is so wrong for that cheap looking jersey.
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