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Holy shit, I didn't expect such a boost with a simple compiler flag.
Phoronix: Intel Core i7 AVX GCC Compiler Tuning Results
For those owners of Intel's latest-generation Core i3/i5/i7 "Sandy Bridge" processors, here's a quick look at the impact of some GCC tuning options specific to these latest AVX-enabled Intel processors...
Holy shit, I didn't expect such a boost with a simple compiler flag.
Intel: GMA45, HD3000 (Core i5 2500K)
As many gentoo users have found, compiler flags generally have one of the following effects.
1: No effect at all
2: The compiled binary does not work
3: The compiled binary is slower
4: The compiled binary is faster
In addition, performance increases often require certain combinations of compiler flags, making the tweak more complex than adding "-march"
I once had a bash script for a number of CLI binaries (notably ffmpeg, faac, flac) which would iterate through cflag combinations and compilers (gcc versus icc) After each iteration, the script would run an automated benchmark on the resulting binary. Results were dumped to a file and sorted. The issue that I ran into was that the results would change depending on factors such as platform arch, available memory, and CPU affinity. Other issues involved (pre)linking and libraries, killing misbehaving binaries, memory reclamation, etc.
Overall, a system with local optimizations performed approximately 50% better on average than a generic "-o2" solution. The problem is that you will never be able to find and fix all of the minor issues caused by the optimizations across all binaries to a level required by a distro. My conclusion was that compiler optimizations are of great benefit to single-task servers (a transcoding server in my case), but are currently out of reach for a general desktop.
Then I bought a Mac....
my friend do You have those results posted anywhere? I would be interested is seeing best flag combination for those apps as I use my PC mostly for transcoding. Pehaps You happen to still have those automated benchmarks with You? i would greatly appreciate sharing of the knowledge
That sounds extremely good. Do you remember which programs made up the bulk of this increase in performance? Personally I see little to no point in optimizing an entire system, kernel included unless you need extremely low latency. If you are using computationally intense programs at a very regular basis in tasks which spans long periods of time then yes I think there's a good reason for compiling these with more aggressive compiler optimizations, I'm talking encoders, compressors, renderers, that kind of stuff. Unless of course you think it's just fun to poke around and try to optimize your system as much as possible, then it's no better or worse way to spend your own time than any other hobby out there.
I agree, one of the very potent optimizations available is loop-unrolling, however due to the difficulty of accurately estimating this optimization at compile-time it's not turned on by default. However, when you use profile guided optimization it has all the runtime data it needs to make accurate choices when unrolling and thus turns it on by default. Downside to PGO is that you need to compile in two stages with a test run between them, this can of course be automated though, like with firefox, x264 etc.
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Funny, I keep reading everywhere that macs are pieces of technological wonder, but my Mac Mini fails to boot properly 1 out of 3 boots. It just stays in the grey screen forever. Also, I can't let it turn off the screen through DPMS otherwise the screen is never going to wake up again unless I reboot. On the other hand all my cheap homebuilt PCs running Ubuntu suspend and hibernate perfectly fine all the time.
Opposite experience here... I've got a 13" Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro and it sleeps/wakes perfectly, as does my wife's Sandy Bridge MBP (13"), and her old iBook (G4), and her brother's and mother's systems (All of them either in or previously in the publishing industry).
My desktop (Athlon x2 5000+, then Phenom II x3, then an x6 and Radeon 4850, then a 4770, then 6850) hasn't woken from sleep properly in the last few years, not even once... even with an Ubuntu reinstall and then an eventual replacement with Mint.
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Whey in the preferment? Can you explain exactly what kind of whey and the difference in taste? That sounds interesting.
I'd be curious to know whether the liquid whey was added to the final mix and whether the total water was adjusted to reflect the fact that liquid whey comprises about 93% water (based on data from http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/dairy-and-egg-products/102/2). Whey is sometimes added to doughs to get increased crust coloration. There is a good article on whey and other dairy ingredients used in baked goods at http://www.bakingbusiness.com/en/Features/Formulating%20and%20R%20and%20D/2010/2/Milks%20Magic.aspx.Peter


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Domestic Violence
Topic Overview
What is domestic violence?
Domestic violence is abuse that happens in a personal relationship. It can happen between past or current partners, spouses, or boyfriends and girlfriends.
Domestic violence affects men and women of any ethnic group, race, or religion; gay or straight; rich or poor; teen, adult, or elderly. But most of its victims are women. In fact, 1 out of 4 women will be a victim at some point.1
The abuser may use fear, bullying, and threats to gain power and control over the other person. He or she may act jealous, controlling, or possessive. These early signs of abuse may happen soon after the start of the relationship and might be hard to notice at first.
After the relationship becomes more serious, the abuse may get worse.
- The abuser may begin making threats, calling the other person names, and slamming doors or breaking dishes. This is a form of emotional abuse that is sometimes used to make the person feel bad or weak.
- Physical abuse that starts with a slap might lead to kicking, shoving, and choking over time.
- As a way to control the person, the abuser may make violent threats against the person's children, other family members, or pets.
- Abusers may also control or withhold money to make the person feel weak and dependent. This is called financial abuse.
- Domestic violence also includes sexual abuse, such as forcing a person to have sex against her will.
Money troubles and problems with drugs or alcohol can make it more likely that abuse will happen.
Abuse is also common in teens who are dating. It often happens through controlling behaviors and jealousy.
What should you do if you're being abused?
It's important to get help. Talk with someone you trust, such as a friend, a help center, or your doctor. Talking with someone can help you make the changes you need.
Your first step is to contact a local advocacy group for support, information, and advice on how to stay safe. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) for the nearest program. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in English, Spanish, and other languages.
You can also see the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence website at www.ncadv.org/resources/StateCoalitionList.php to find the program nearest to you that offers shelter and legal support.
Here are some other things you can do:
- Know your legal rights. Consider asking the police for help.
- Make sure that you know phone numbers you can call and places you can go in an emergency.
- Teach your children not to get in the middle of a fight.
- If you think you may leave,
make a plan to help keep you safe. This will help when you are getting ready to
leave. Your plan might include:
- Putting together and hiding a suitcase of clothing, copies of your car and house keys, money or credit cards, and important papers, such as Social Security cards and birth certificates for you and your children. Keep the suitcase hidden in your home or leave it with friends or family or at work if possible.
- Open a savings account or get a credit card, if you can do so in secret.
- If you are a teen, talk to a trusted adult, such as your parents, family friend, or school counselor. You can also call the National Teen Dating Abuse Hotline toll-free: 1-866-331-9474.
What should you do if you know someone who is being abused?
Here are some things you can do to help:
- Be a good listener and a caring friend.
- Remind the person that no one deserves to be treated this way.
- Let the person know that the abuse is against the law and that help is available.
- Help the person make a plan to stay safe.
- You can also suggest that the person call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) to find a local domestic violence support group.
Keep in mind that the person may not want or be ready to leave. He or she probably knows the abuser best and knows what options are safest. But it is important for victims of abuse to know where they can get help.
Why do victims stay?
People who are not abused might find it hard to understand why anyone would stay in a violent relationship. Some people think that if a person stays in an abusive relationship, she or he must be weak or needy. This is not true.
There is more to this issue than simply leaving or staying. A woman may fear that the abuser will hurt her and her children or take her children away. She may have limited financial options. She may blame herself. She may stay for religious reasons or because she does not want to break up the family. Also, she may still love her abuser and hope that things will get better. Men who are being abused may have similar feelings.
What are the harmful effects of domestic violence?
Domestic violence hurts victims as well as their families. Don't ignore it.
People who suffer from abuse can be badly hurt. They are also likely to have long-lasting (chronic) health problems, such as depression, headaches, and post-traumatic stress disorder. This is because of the repeated injuries and stress from living with abuse.
Abuse can happen more often and get worse when women are pregnant. It is dangerous for both the mother and the baby. It can raise the baby's risk of low birth weight, premature birth, and death. The pregnant woman is at higher risk of other problems, such as infections and bleeding.2
And abuse has a big effect on children. Children who live in a home where abuse happens see violence as a normal way of life. It also raises their chance of being in a violent relationship as adults, either as abusers or as victims.3 Teens are at greater risk for depression, drug and alcohol use, and unsafe behavior.
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Signs of Domestic Violence
Most relationships have difficult times, and almost every couple argues now and then. But violence is different from common marital or relationship problems. Domestic violence is a pattern of abuse that a partner—former or current partner, spouse, or boyfriend or girlfriend—uses to control the behavior of another.
Domestic violence often starts with threats, name-calling, and slamming doors or breaking dishes, and it can build up to pushing, slapping, and other violent acts. If you are concerned about your relationship, ask yourself the following questions.
Does your partner:
- Embarrass you with put-downs?
- Look at you or act in ways that scare you?
- Control what you do, who you see or talk to, or where you go?
- Stop you from seeing your friends or family members?
- Take your money or paycheck, make you ask for money, or refuse to give you money?
- Make all of the decisions?
- Tell you that you're a bad parent or threaten to take away or hurt your children?
- Threaten to commit suicide?
- Prevent you from working or going to school?
- Act like the abuse is no big deal or is your fault, or even deny doing it?
- Destroy your property or threaten to kill your pets?
- Intimidate you with guns, knives, or other weapons?
- Shove you, slap you, choke you, or hit you?
- Threaten to kill you?
If any of these things or other types of abuse are happening, you need to seek help. It's important to know that you are not alone. The way your partner acts is not your fault. Help is available.
Signs that someone you know is being abused
Do you have a friend, coworker, relative, or neighbor who you think may be in an abusive relationship?
Here are some signs to watch for:
- Bruises or injuries that look like they came from choking, punching, or being thrown down. Black eyes, red or purple marks at the neck, and sprained wrists are common injuries in violent relationships.
- Attempting to hide bruises with makeup or clothing
- Making excuses like tripping or being accident-prone or clumsy. Often the seriousness of the injury does not match up with the explanation.
- Having few close friends and being isolated from relatives and coworkers and kept from making friends
- Having to ask permission to meet, talk with, or do things with other people
- Having little money available; may not have credit cards or even a car
Other warning signs:
- Having low self-esteem; being extremely apologetic and meek
- Referring to the partner's temper but not disclosing the extent of the abuse
- Having a drug or alcohol abuse problem
- Having symptoms of depression, such as sadness or hopelessness, or loss of interest in daily activities
- Talking about suicide, attempting suicide, or showing other warning signs of suicide. Encourage this person to talk with a health professional.
Be supportive, and let your friend know that you are there to listen and help. For more information, see How To Help.
Who Is at Risk
Domestic violence affects all types of people, regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, sexual identity, social status, and religion.
Many people have been hurt by domestic violence. About 25% of women (25 out of 100) and 8% of men (8 out of 100) in the United States have been physically and/or sexually abused by an intimate partner at some point in their adult lives.1 But just because it happens a lot doesn't make it okay.
Here are some things you should know:
- While domestic violence can affect men, most victims are women.1
- Domestic violence can happen to anyone, but being poor increases the chances that it will occur.4 The stress of poverty can increase conflict in a relationship. That conflict sometimes leads to violence.
- Alcohol abuse also increases the risk. In about 45% of domestic violence cases, men had been drinking. In 20% of cases, women had been drinking.4
- The risks can increase when a partner is thinking about leaving the relationship. This might cause the other person to feel as if he or she is losing control. A person is at increased risk of being a victim of stalking, attempted murder, or murder after leaving an abusive relationship.4 But it's important to remember that most women who are able to leave won't have another abusive relationship.
Other things that can put you at risk include having a partner who has lost a job or who has medical or mental health problems.
Domestic abuse is also a big problem among the elderly. For more information, see Elder Abuse.
Domestic Violence and Your Health
Domestic violence is the most common cause of injury to women ages 18 to 44 in the United States. After abuse starts, it usually continues. And it's likely to get worse over time. Abuse that starts with a slap may build up over time to kicking and shoving and finally choking.
The repeated injury and stress of living in a violent relationship can cause long-lasting health problems, such as:
- Depression .
- Panic attacks .
- Post-traumatic stress disorder .
- Headaches, chronic neck pain, chronic back pain, and pelvic pain.
- Digestive problems (irritable bowel syndrome) .
- Fibromyalgia .
Abused women have a higher risk of major health problems. Women who are abused are also more likely to smoke or abuse alcohol, which can also lead to health problems.5 Other health problems linked to sexual abuse include sexually transmitted infections (including HIV/AIDS) and unintended pregnancies.
If you're pregnant
Pregnancy can be an especially dangerous time for women who are in abusive relationships. Abuse may get worse or even start during pregnancy. As many as 4% to 8% of all pregnant women are in abusive relationships.2 Problems during pregnancy, such as low weight gain, anemia, infections, and bleeding, are higher for these women.
Babies who are born to abused women also suffer. Abuse during pregnancy has been shown to increase the baby's risk of low birth weight, premature birth, and death.2
There's no excuse for abuse. If you are being abused, it's time to get help. You deserve to be safe. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
How It Affects Children
When there's violence in the home, children are always affected, even if they're asleep or not in the room when the abuse happens. The longer you live in a violent situation, the harder it will be for your children.
When abuse happens, your children may feel scared and ashamed, or they may even think that they caused the problem. Worse, they can grow up thinking that it's okay to hurt others or let other people hurt them.
Abuse also affects:
- Your children's health. Children who live in homes where domestic violence occurs are more likely to have depression, anxiety, poor school performance, behavior problems, trouble sleeping, or chronic health problems.
- Your children's safety. Men who abuse their wives also often hurt their children. Violence or the threat of violence toward a victim's children is often used to control an abused woman. In 30% to 60% of these violent homes, the children are also abused.1
- Teen drug and alcohol use. Both teen boys and girls who witness abuse are at increased risk for depression, drug and alcohol use, and behavior problems.
- Suicide. Teen girls who witness abuse at home attempt suicide more often.6
- Future abuse. Children who see one partner hurting or threatening the other are more likely to be in abusive relationships themselves when they grow up, either as victims or abusers.7
Asking for help is hard. But it's important for you and your children that you get the support you need. You and your children deserve to be safe. When you leave an abusive relationship, you show by example that violence is wrong and that it's possible to make healthy choices.
Why Victims Stay
People who are not abused might find it hard to understand why anyone would stay in an abusive relationship. Victims are often blamed. Some people falsely believe that if a person stays, she or he must be weak or needy. This is not true.
Changing or ending any relationship is hard. It can be even harder when the relationship is abusive. People stay for many reasons, such as:
- Conflicting emotions. Abusers use verbal, emotional, and physical violence along with apologies, promises, and affection to control their victims. A victim may hold on to the hope that the abuser will change. Along with painful times, there may be loving moments. The abuser may also be the only one providing financial support for the family.
- Shame. Victims often feel tremendous shame and embarrassment and use denial as a way of coping with the abuse.
- Safety concerns. In many cases, the abuser has threatened to kill his partner, himself, or the children if his partner tries to leave. (This is also true of men who are abused.)
- Lack of money and resources. Money is often tightly controlled, so a woman may fear losing financial support and may question how she will be able to support herself and her children. Women who are elderly or have disabilities may not feel that they have any other options than to stay with the abusive partner.
- Depression and isolation. Abuse can leave victims depressed and emotionally drained. This can make it hard to act. And abusers try to isolate victims from family and friends so that the victims do not have anyone to support them if they do leave.
- Cultural or religious pressures. In some cases, religious counselors, relatives, or friends may encourage women to stay to keep the family together no matter what.
- Custody worries. A woman may worry about losing custody of her children if she leaves.
- Fear of being deported. Immigrant women might stay in an abusive relationship because their partners have threatened to have them deported. Not being fluent in English might also be a challenge.
How to Help
Many victims of domestic violence are willing to talk about their relationship when they are approached in a kind and understanding manner. But don't confront a victim if the person is not ready to talk. Let the person know you are willing to listen whenever he or she wants to talk. Be understanding if the person is unable to leave. He or she often knows the situation best and when it is safest to leave.
Reassure the person that the abuse is not his or her fault and that no one deserves to be abused. If the person has children, gently point out that you are concerned that the violence is affecting them. Many victims do not understand that their children are being harmed until someone else voices the concern.
Remind the victim that domestic violence is against the law and that help is available. You may be able to help a victim understand his or her options. Be willing to assist in any way you can with transportation, money, or child care. Encourage your friend to talk with a health professional.
The most dangerous time for a victim of domestic violence can be when the person is leaving an abusive relationship, so any advice about leaving must be knowledgeable and practical. Encourage the victim to get advice from an advocacy agency with experience in the area of domestic violence.
Helping a person contact local domestic violence groups is an important step. If you know someone who is being abused, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) or see the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence's website at www.ncadv.org/resources/StateCoalitionList.php to find the nearest program offering shelter and legal support. There are many programs across the country that provide options for safety, advocacy, support, and needed information and services.
Here are some other ways to help:
- Encourage and help your friend develop a plan for staying safe while in an abusive relationship.
- Help if your friend is preparing to leave a violent relationship.
- Learn about how he or she can stay safe after leaving.
Developing a Safety Plan
A violent relationship puts you and your children at risk for injury and even death. Developing a plan will help provide for your safety and the safety of your children.
Your first step is to contact a local advocacy group for support, information, and advice on how to stay safe. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) or visit www.thehotline.org for the nearest program. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in English, Spanish, and other languages.
You can also see the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence website at www.ncadv.org/resources/StateCoalitionList.php to find the program nearest to you that offers shelter and legal support.
Safety plans for now and later
- Stay safe if you are in a violent relationship.
- When an argument occurs, go to a safe place.
- Try to have a phone available at all times.
- Create a code word or sign that can be used to alert family and friends that you need help.
- Have a safety plan if you're preparing to leave a violent relationship.
- Have a packed bag ready with copies of your car and house keys, money or credit cards, and important papers, such as Social Security cards and birth certificates for you and your children. Keep it hidden in your home, or leave the bag with friends or family or at work if possible.
- Open a savings account or get a credit card, if you can do so in secret.
- Use this checklist of items to take with you when you leave.
- Learn how to stay safe after you leave a violent relationship.
- Change your phone number.
- Change your routine.
- If your abuser comes to your home, you don't have to let him or her in. Keep the doors closed and locked, and call the police.
After you have left, you may need to take extra measures to stay safe. Your local advocacy group can help you get in touch with legal and social services in your area. This group may also provide information on counseling and support groups that can help you recover emotionally from your abuse.
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Many women and men are reluctant to call police when they have been hurt. Victims fear that their partners will retaliate or that police officers will be insensitive and embarrass them, among other concerns. But many communities have made great progress in educating police officers and other people in the criminal justice system about domestic violence.
Many states require that police officers automatically arrest the abuser if they believe domestic violence has occurred. In some communities, assistance from local victim's advocacy groups and state social services are requested at the same time. Along with these services, the law can be another tool you can use to increase your safety and independence.
In many states, police officers can help you obtain a temporary protective order (or restraining order) at the scene of the crime. These orders usually last until a permanent protective order can be issued.
In general, protective orders require the abuser to stay away from you, your home, your workplace, or your school—to stop all contact, whether by telephone, notes, email, or other means—and to stop harming or threatening you. You can request a protective order at any time. An abuser can be arrested for violating a protective order, which is considered contempt of court and a minor (misdemeanor) criminal offense.
Protective orders are available in all states, but each state has its own laws governing them. Many states allow you to obtain a protective order without an attorney. The court can also extend the protective order to your children and order the abuser to have no contact with them, your children's doctors, day care, or school.
Keep your protective order with you at all times, and keep a copy in a safe place. If you travel to another state, check to see if your protective order is valid in that state. Some states enforce protective orders from other states, but many do not.
While protective orders do not automatically prevent you from being abused, they do deter abusers. In one large study that followed women for 12 months, women who obtained permanent protective court orders were 80% less likely to be physically or psychologically abused than those who did not get permanent protective orders.8
Contact your local domestic violence group, legal aid society, or family court for help. See the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence's website at www.ncadv.org/resources/StateCoalitionList.php to find the program nearest to you that offers shelter and legal support. Also, the National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) can provide you with contacts.
The court may also award temporary custody of children to you, along with child support, spousal support, and use of the home and car along with the protective order. The court may be able to order the batterer to pay your legal costs and fees. As a victim of a crime, you may also be eligible for additional financial support from the court.
Many states require that abusers attend batterer intervention programs. These programs try to make abusers accountable for their behavior and educate them about healthy alternatives to their abuse. Batterer intervention programs report varying degrees of success, although so far, studies have not verified that success. Most experts believe that batterer programs are most effective when the abuser recognizes that his or her behavior is abusive, and wants to change.9
Teen Relationship Abuse
Teens who abuse their girlfriends or boyfriends do the same things as adults who abuse their partners. Teen dating violence is just as serious as adult domestic violence. And it's common. About 2 in 10 teen girls say they have been physically or sexually abused by a dating partner. About 1 in 10 teen boys report abuse in dating relationships.10
In adult domestic violence, women are more often the victim. In teen relationship abuse, both boys and girls report abuse about equally.11 But boys tend to start the violence more often and use greater force.11
Abusive relationships have good times and bad times. Part of what makes dating violence so confusing is that there is love mixed with the abuse. This can make it hard to tell if you're really being abused. If you're not sure, see Signs of Domestic Violence.
You deserve to be treated in a loving, respectful way at all times by your boyfriend or girlfriend.
Ask yourself these questions. Does your boyfriend or girlfriend:
- Have a history of bad relationships or past violence?
- Always blame his or her problems on other people?
- Blame you for "making" him or her treat you badly?
- Try to use drugs or alcohol to get you alone when you don't want to be?
- Try to control you by being bossy, not taking your opinion seriously, or making all of the decisions about who you see or what you wear?
- Talk about people in sexual ways or talk about sex like it's a game or contest?
- Pressure you to have or force you to have unprotected sex?
- Constantly text you or call you to find out where you are and who you're with? You might think that's about caring, but it's really about controlling your relationship.
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might be in an abusive relationship. Talk to your parents or another adult family member, a school counselor, or teacher. Or you can get help from the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233) or go to www.thehotline.org or the National Teen Dating Abuse Hotline at 1-866-331-9474 (www.loveisrespect.org).
Remember, you're not alone. Talking really does help. And without help, the violence will only get worse.
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NCADV's work includes coalition building at the local, state, regional and national levels; support for the provision of community-based, nonviolent alternatives (such as safe home and shelter programs) for battered women and their children; public education and technical assistance; policy development and innovative legislation; focus on the leadership of NCADV's caucuses developed to represent the concerns of organizationally under represented groups; and efforts to eradicate social conditions that contribute to violence against women and children. |
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The Violence Against Women landing page is provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women's Health. It provides information on all types of violence against women, including specific resources and information on how to get help. |
Related Information
- Family Violence Prevention Fund (2004). National Consensus Guidelines on Identifying and Responding to Domestic Violence Victimization in Health Care Settings. Available online: http://endabuse.org/programs/healthcare/files/Consensus.pdf.
- Sharps PW, et al. (2007). Intimate partner violence and the childbearing year: Maternal and infant health consequences. Trauma, Violence, and Abuse, 8(2): 105–116.
- Sillman JS (2008). Domestic violence. In EG Nabel, ed., ACP Medicine, section 16, chap. 20. Hamilton, ON: BC Decker.
- Jewkes R (2002). Intimate partner violence: Causes and prevention. Lancet, 359(9315): 1423–1425.
- Gerber MR, et al. (2005). Adverse health behaviors and the detection of partner violence by clinicians. Archives of Internal Medicine, 165(9): 1016–1021.
- Roberts TA, et al. (2003). Longitudinal effect of intimate partner abuse on high-risk behavior among adolescents. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, 157(9): 875–881.
- National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2011). Understanding intimate partner violence: Fact sheet. Available online: http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/pdf/IPV_factsheet-a.pdf.
- Holt VL, et al. (2002). Civil protection orders and risk of subsequent police-reported violence. JAMA, 288(5): 589–594.
- Jackson S, et al. (2003). Batterer intervention programs: Where do we go from here. National Institute of Justice Special Report, No. 195079. Available online: http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/nij/195079.pdf.
- Ackard DM, et al. (2007). Long-term impact of adolescent dating violence on the behavioral and psychological health of male and female youth. Journal of Pediatrics, 151(5): 476–81.
- Roberts TA, Klein J (2003). Intimate partner abuse and high-risk behavior in adolescents. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, 157(4): 375–380.
Other Works Consulted
- Bonomi AE, et al. (2006). Intimate partner violence and women's physical, mental, and social functioning. American Journal of Preventative Medicine, 30(6): 458–466.
- Bonomi AE, et al. (2007). Intimate partner violence in older women. Gerontologist, 47(1): 34–41.
- Campbell JC (2007). Prediction of homicide of and by battered women. In JC Campbell, ed., Assessing Dangerousness: Violence by Batterers and Child Abusers, pp. 85–104. New York: Springer.
- Casteel C, Sadowski L (2010). Intimate partner violence towards women, search date September 2009. Online version of BMJ Clinical Evidence: http://www.clinicalevidence.com.
- Hilton NZ, Harris GT (2007). Assessing risk of intimate partner violence. In JC Campbell, ed., Assessing Dangerousness: Violence by Batterers and Child Abusers, pp. 105–125. New York: Springer.
- Sheridan DJ, et al. (2007). Prediction of interpersonal violence: An introduction. In JC Campbell, ed., Assessing Dangerousness: Violence by Batterers and Child Abusers, pp. 1–23. New York: Springer.
- Thompson RS, et al. (2006). Intimate partner violence: Prevalence, types, and chronicity in adult women. American Journal of Preventative Medicine, 30(6): 447–457.
- Tolan P, et al. (2006). Family violence. Annual Review of Psychology, 57: 557–83.
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mmmm good question! ha! I start last week and the first sketch tuck me like 8 hours just for ink it by hand, its have a lot of detail in the body, and then for tuck out al the sadows, was much much less
Hrmmm... I don't think I like the simplicity of the animals. I know the hot dog is simple(not much you can do to make a hot dog look complex), and the animals match the same style, but the animals feel rushed with an almost anime quality to them. In my opinion, this is nowhere near your best work.
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Type: Jefferson Nickel
Year: 2000
Mint Mark: S
Face Value: 0.05 USD
Total Produced: 4,047,000 [?]
Silver Content: 0%
Numismatic Value: 5 cents to $3.50
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Additional Info: Even though this coin is white the United States mint did not issue the proofs in silver. The only Silver Jefferson Nickels ever issued were the wartime nickels (mid-1942 to 1945).
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Sunday, May 4, 2008
Super Duper Garlic Dip CrockPot Recipe
22 comments:
- Canadian Saver said...
How easy does that look?! Thanks for this recipe :-)
- May 4, 2008 at 6:48 AM
okay, so I totally just made this and ate it all for lunch. It was DELICIOUS!
thank you!!!!! - May 4, 2008 at 12:11 PM
- Stacey said...
Oh My Heavens. This stuff is soooo very good. My SIL doesn;t care for mayo, but we both ADORE galric....this was so very yummy, we nearly ate it all to ourselves. I did not have the time to stick it in the baby crockpot, so I did it on the top of the stove in a small saucepan on low heat. Thanks sooo much it was very good!
- May 5, 2008 at 10:33 AM
- California Supermom said...
That looks really yummy! I may give this one a try.
- May 6, 2008 at 8:26 PM
- LadyDoc said...
Definitely doing this recipe- SOON!
- May 7, 2008 at 4:11 PM
stupid question- but- do you eat this hot or cold? Thanks so much!!
- May 9, 2008 at 8:27 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
not stupid!
We ate it warm. Until it cooled down. Then we ate it cold. ;-)
Before this year, I made it cold. It tasted awesome, but was a bit hard to mix the solid cream cheese, and you need a knife to spread it if it's cold. If it's warm it's gooey and dippable. ;-)
steph - May 9, 2008 at 8:52 AM
My hubby and I love garlic, and cream cheese, so I thought this would be wonderful. However at the end of 1 1/2 hours on low, we tasted it, and were overwhelmed by the garlic. I added another cream cheese block, and another 1/3 cup of mayo, cooked it for another hour, and it was very yummy. Maybe my garlic was extra big or something. But it was soo good with the extra cheese and mayo. I will defintely be making this again! Thanks! Love your blog!
- May 18, 2008 at 9:18 AM
- Elisha said...
I've been looking for more crockpot recipes, and I'm so glad I found this blog! Your recipes look wonderful, and so easy!
I noticed this one because I make something very similar, but I usually bake it in some Pampered Chef stoneware. Also, I double the cream cheese, use about 1/2 a cup of mayo (insead of 1/3), and add a drained jar of chopped artichokes--very tasty! It always goes so fast!
I'll be bookmarking your blog. Thanks! - May 23, 2008 at 12:54 PM
- Dana said...
Your mayo jar made be giggle. We have the same stuff in NY, but it's called Hellmanns and says "Known as Best Foods West of the Rockies." I feel like I'm seeing it I've seen the jar as it looks in the alternate universe! :)
I'm loving your site, by the way! Thanks for all the inspiration! I bought a crock pot last year (because it was red and matched my kitchen) and have yet to use it. I will now! - July 11, 2008 at 6:42 PM
I have made this several times. We LOVE it! I had some left over since I doubled it, and decided to put it in 12 jalapenos. I sliced them and cleaned them out, stuffed them, and put them on the grill. They were soo yummy! I thought about putting them in the crock, but it was late, and kids were hungry, so stuck them on the grill with meat, but I think it would be just as good in the crockpot. Keep up the great job! Your recipes are becoming family favs!
http://myfamilysfavoriterecipes.blogspot.com/ - July 14, 2008 at 2:02 PM
- Ellen said...
I'm with Corinna (her first comment)...this was my first dish and I shouldda (now I know better) read the comments before starting out. I like garlic but it was mega overpowering. I have to run out for another cheese block before I can eat it. It worked fine in my little chocolate crock pot though.
- July 15, 2008 at 7:10 PM
I made this recipe, didn't have fresh garlic so I used minced and added one tablespoon. After it melted and combined, I added more garlic. Good easy recipe; I may stuff jalapenos with leftovers as another person posted. Thanks and I love the site... making the Chinese Lemon Chicken now!
- November 3, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- kYp said...
I'm so very excited to try this! My mom got me a crock pot for Christmas and I've been looking everywhere for more recipes and specifically a cream cheese garlic dip to make in it for New Years. I have a big crock pot and we are expecting possibly 8-10 ppl to be here for New Years, how much should I make?
- December 30, 2008 at 2:24 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
hi kYP, I'd think that this would comfortably feed 4 adults. If you have a 4qt or so crockpot, put an oven-safe dish in it, then the ingredients in the dish. A large crockpot is too big for a doubled recipe.
steph - December 30, 2008 at 3:40 PM
- kYp said...
Thank you so much! I made this last night for our New Years eve party and it was a HUGE success! There wasn't any left to store away. Your blog rocks!
- January 1, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- Shaelene said...
Do you cook it on high for 1 hour AND low for 2 hours or is one or the other?
- January 11, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Sharlene, it's one or the other. If you're using a Little Dipper, plug it in for 45 min to an hour, then stir. All you need to do is melt the cream cheese and mayo together, then stir.
I hope you like it, it's always a hit here.
steph - January 11, 2009 at 6:28 PM
Someone mentioned using this to stuff jalepenos-- what about adding chopped jalepeno slices to it? I've never had muck luck with making my own jalepeno poppers, plus I'm more likely to have the slices around for nachos... but can anyone help me figure out how much chopped pepper to use and if I'll need to add or do something more to make this into "Super Duper Garlic Pepper Poppers Dip"? :) TIA!! (BTW, I made Brown Sugar Chicken last night and LOVED it! LOL)
- January 20, 2009 at 1:00 PM
- Erica said...
I'm fairly certain my husband and I gained a minimum of 10 pounds each eating this dip while watching football. It was SO good!
We're both HUGE fans of garlic (to the point where we have the waitresses at The Melting Pot add ALL of the garlic to our cheese fondue as they give us a strange look) but this was a tad overbearing. We just added a little more cream cheese and it was perfect! We used celery and carrots for dipping. Thanks for a great recipe! - November 9, 2009 at 7:05 AM
OMG!!!! I just made it as you stated and it was AMAZING!!! I literally ate the entire thing by myself... LOVE LOVE LOVE your recipes!!!
- September 3, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Jessy R said...
I just made this a little while ago, and it's delicious. I keep trying to tell myself maybe the garlic is too much, maybe I should add more cream cheese, but then I have to eat another cracker to make sure, so it will probably be gone before I actually do anything to it. Strangest thing though, after 1/2 hour on high, I opened up to stir and all of my chopped garlic that was on top of the blob of cheese and mayo had turned GREEN! A lovely, pale, dyed Easter egg green. It faded a little, but there was a definite pistachio color to my dip. Still yummy though.
- January 24, 2013 at 3:32 PM
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Drain Assembly Included | No |
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Pullout Spray | No |
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