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Not really my area of expertise...but is it a sata controller power management event? Might be causing a drive reset & power on. Also try disabling hot swap (if enabled).
That's all I can offer sadly!
It seems that Linux simply refuses to let my hard disks sleep. If I do:
hdparm -Y /dev/sdb
After a few minutes (5 or so), the disk wakes up again and dmesg says:
No partition of that disk is mounted anywhere. If I do "hdparm -Y" again, the same happens again after a few minutes.Code:ata5.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x6 ata5.00: waking up from sleep ata5: hard resetting link
I suspected the polling from udisks is doing that, so I created "/etc/udev/rules.d/99-disable-hd-polling.rules" with:
But no go. It doesn't help.Code:KERNEL=="sd*[!0-9]", ATTR{removable}=="0", ENV{ID_BUS}=="ata", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="disk", ENV{UDISKS_DISABLE_POLLING}="1" KERNEL=="sd*[!0-9]", ATTR{removable}=="0", ENV{ID_BUS}=="scsi", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="disk", ENV{ID_VENDOR}=="ATA", ENV{UDISKS_DISABLE_POLLING}="1"
So the question is very simple: How do I do HD power management on Linux? (Using Gentoo with KDE 4.8.4, kernel 3.4.4.)
Not really my area of expertise...but is it a sata controller power management event? Might be causing a drive reset & power on. Also try disabling hot swap (if enabled).
That's all I can offer sadly!
Hm. It turns out that "-y" works, but "-Y" doesn't. -Y is the lowest power mode (documented as "power off / sleep"), but causes udisks to wake up the disk. -y is the second lowest power mode ("spin down / standby"), but the disk doesn't wake up.
Weird. Could be a bug in the drives themselves? Or the controller? If the drive is sleeping, checking whether it's sleeping shouldn't wake it up. But it seems it does?
Actually that makes sense - in standby mode, the disk controller is probably still active and can respond to info events. In full sleep mode, the entire drive will reset, and disk spin up will occur as part of its normal power-on cycle.
I guess that makes sense. What doesn't make sense however is waking up the drive when it's not mounted and no way to tell udisks not to query the drive. Perhaps I'm not getting the udev rules right, I don't know. What's needed is something like "forget about /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc. Don't poll, don't ask, don't do anything."
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — If you were hoping for an imminent resolution to the Cliff Lee saga, you're not going to get it.
Darek Braunecker, the free agent left-hander's agent, left the Winter Meetings this afternoon with no deal in place for his client. The odds of a contract coming together before this event wraps up tomorrow seem remote at best.
Braunecker met with several clubs in person, including the Nationals twice, this week at the Disney Swan and Dolphin Resort. The Yankees, Rangers, Angels and perhaps another team or two spoke with Braunecker, who is seeking a mammoth contract for the 32-year-old hurler.
Despite several reports of at least one club offering Braunecker a seven-year deal — and speculation the Nationals could be that club — Nats executives have adamantly denied it. GM Mike Rizzo is seriously interested in Lee and will make (if he hasn't already) a competitive offer, but it won't be for seven years.
- BQ - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:02 PM
Why not 7 years? Some pitchers do last until late 30's. What are the chances of him lasting that long given his injury history?
- Anonymous - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:07 PM
You sure he wasn't headed over to the Yankees complex in Tampa to do the deal there?
- Anonymous - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:16 PM
Well, Tampa would be a REALLY weird place for Lee to sign his deal with the Nats.
- NatinBeantown - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:25 PM
To all fellow Nats Insider readers:I assume (hope?) that CSN is picking up the tab for most of Mark's expenses in covering the Winter Meetings. And they should–he's provided a lot of good content for the CSN site this week. But I think those of us who have scoured the internets looking for information have noticed that Mr. Zuckerman has crushed it on Winter Meeting reporting.I think most of us who paid for subscriptions expected coverage through the 2010 season, and hardly considered that there would be much of interest in the offseason (again). I'm both pleasantly surprised by the team's activity and by the coverage on this site.Anyone who agrees should click on the subscription/support link in the top right of the Insider page to supplement their season subscription, even with a small amount. I just did. (If you don't feel like contributing, there's no reason to comment on it–it's not like Mark requested this).If nothing else, we'll send just enough for he and Goessling to have a few drinks in honor of Sun Myung Moon, Leatherpants and the Good ol' Days on their last night in Orlando tonight.
- JD - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:35 PM
The reason you don't do 7 years is this: what if both Werth and Lee's performance drops to a point where they are basically useless in years 6 and 7?now you have 40 mil tied up in 2 non performing players. It's semi understandable the Nats had to do it with Werth to establish credibility to their fan base and to signal to their players and other free agents that they want to contend and will spend to do it but to sign a 32 year old pitcher for anything more than 4 years let alone 7 is really irresponsible.
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Beantown, nice sentiment, which I echo.Now, can we talk about your closing technique?
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And click the ad links, and if you have a site, link to this one.
- Dave - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:44 PM
@NatinBeantown, I just clicked and sent Mark a few bucks. Others should do the same. Nats Insider has been the very first site I have checked for news this week.
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Anon @4:38:Yeah, I close like Joel Hanrahan (zing!) But I assure you the appeal was genuine.
- raymitten - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:53 PM
Really torn on giving Lee 7 years — I don't think he's gonna last that long but its the only way to get it done, and they are building a reputation and a brand name here, which might be worth the extra $20 mil. Mark have you heard anything about the Nats on Grienke? Reading conflicting things — one says they are 'aggressive' on him, and Ladson says they are out entirely. I'd prefer Grienke to Lee I think, depending on the price. And, can you reveal who that mystery player was supposed to be that turned out to be a false rumor?
- JD - Dec 8, 2010 at 9:55 PM
raymitten,It was Beltre.
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Beantown, thanks for the call to action. Just joined you!
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Beantown, bravo; I echo your sentiments and just joined you too
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Beantown — a couple of weeks ago I emailed Mark specifically about your point – that I was ready to come across for this intellectual property and that I felt I was in for only the regular season. He told me something to the effect of wait a bit until he decided what to do. I may ignore that and join you. Thanks. And I agree — this is bonus coverage and it's priceless. Both Mark's coverage and the community he fosters.
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Indeed, Other Sam, much of the value added is in the community of commentary maintained here.
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Even if Mark weren't going to write another word after today I don't mind throwing a few extra bucks into the hat for what he's produced already, which hasn't been available anywhere else. While I would like to think with the ad revenue he's making a decent living off the blog, my hunch is he's still well behind the income he made at the Times. But then I don't really understand how Mark ZuckerBERG is a gazillionaire from launching Facebook, either. So maybe our Mark ZuckerMAN is a NatsInsider tycoon by now! Anyway, I'm getting my money's worth and it's time for another dollop.
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6K Club 2013 EditionRe: 6K Club 2013 EditionI'll have a hack at the 6,000km. The only fun part is being out the door Mon>Fri at 5:25am and back home at ~6:10pm (well that is if Vline is nice to me!!!). I think 4,000km is a better target for me, but hey might as well try for the 6k!
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Re: 6K Club 2013 Editionafter cracking 5k, I have a shot at 6k so count me in
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionYep, I'm in again. I'd like to go for the 10K but winter will probly hinder me too much again.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionGood to see so many people getting on board.
Re: 6K Club 2013 Edition115km per week?
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Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI think we need to incentivise this a little bit more. I am thinking of donating $100 to a charity of someone else's choice if I fail, and not just any charity, because maybe if I get close I will say to myself "Meh, I didn't make it and $100 goes to charity, so I'm still good". I mean a really crappy charity, like the Westbro Baptist Church or something similar. There has to be a consequence for failing. I'll even set up with a 6K partner who will also put up $100 and if either of us fails, the other gets the money. Of course, if I make the 6K, I get to spend the money on me!
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionHaha that's not a bad idea!
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI have just been looking at Strava as most of the 6K club is recommending, do you have to join "premium" to obtain the reporting widget?
I notice some have both the Strava & Bike Jounal.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI'm in for this. I hope
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No you don't need premium. You will need to join statmonkeyisageek or what ever it is, and then put the code in your signature. Both are free and if you have a harming et al it's much less hassle than bike journal but a whole lot more addictive
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Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI'm struggling to get a Strava bar.. I went onto the link Norbs put in the OP, and haven't recieved an email confirming my details.
Any hints? "It is the unknown around the corner that turns my wheels"
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Once I registered the email was almost immediate, could you have not enetered the email correctly?
Re: 6K Club 2013 Editionjust got that part done... not sure why it didn't happen last night. Now to change my signature over and I'll be right!
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Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI am officially on board!
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Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionYou can go to statmonkey and do a manual update and your km's will show up straight away in your signature. That way you will know if it's working
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionFor some reason my bar hasn't updated for more than a week now, and I can't remember my log-in details.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionFirst year on bike after 12 year break.
Im in, will set up over weekend.
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I just went in & can't see where you do the manual update?
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionIt's in the settings tab - fetch ride data.
@marinmomma I had the same problem when they introduced the climbing target, just go in and update your ride data and it should fix. There's a lost password circuit to help you out as well.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionI'm so up for this! I need to save up a few more dollars for a new saddle and helmet too.
Now I've finally sorted my alarm clock I can get up at 5am and do a couple of hours riding before I become 'cook in a bag cyclist'.
Re: 6K Club 2013 EditionHi, count me in too! Managed 5K for 2012 much to my surprise. Took to riding more seriously to help my 14yr old autistic son lose weight and keep healthy on probably the best legal form of exercise available Huge spin off for me was losing 12kg of my porkiness as well. Based in Gosnells, WA, just 4kms from Champion Lakes Regatta Centre which has a rather handy 5km bike/ pedestrian path around it - so plenty of safe km's spent there. Am pretty much a silent member but have gained lots of useful info and inspiration (and humour) from you guys. Thanks for all your input and keep up the tremendous work
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2011 Subregatta - Carmel, Indiana - August 6th and 7th
The 20th Anniversary of the Subregatta will be at the Reflecting Pond in Carmel, Indiana, the weekend of August 6th and 7th. The official hotel will be the Hilton Garden Inn which has been the host hotel the past few years. I will be using this INFO ONLY posting to give everyone a place to use to get information quickly and easily. Please use the COMMENTS section to post questions, comments, or anything else needed to encourage others to attend the event. We will be updating this section as needed to give you all the information needed to have a great time while attending this year's event. Please let me know if I can help you with anything in regards to your trip here and the Subregatta weekend. Since the turnout at this year's event may be high, we may ask you to pre-register so that we can secure enough tents, tables, and chairs which I'm sure you can understand.
Thank you and I hope you see you here!
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700 3rd Ave SW, Carmel, Indiana, 46032
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"The Eagle has Landed".. I picked the new BS from my local Lowes. It was shipped on a pallet all the way. Not a scratch on it everything great shape. Got it fired up to burn off all is good. Now gotta get some dough going.
IMO, just go down to Whole Foods, spend $3 for a doughball, split it in half and make 2 pies in the same day. There is plenty to other stuff with a new oven, launch, sauce, ingredients (don't forget the bacon), etc.Dave
WF is an hour drive for me. I did whip up some Italian flatbread dough seasoned with EVOO and basil with sesame seeds and cooked a couple of skins for practice..and I never forget bacon
Oven #4 supposed to be here Monday,Cabala's was supposed to repack for me and Blackstone said they'd take care of me direct if there's any breakage, good idea about going to Whole foods, only about 2 miles from here, I'll try that , I think I've seen that Lowe's on Dale Mabry but theres only one place I've been to on that street.......ah never mind, didn't make it here this year when I was up that way anyway.
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The Stetson sand volleyball team swept visiting Mercer Saturday by scores of 4-1 and 5-0 Saturday in the Atlantic Sun Conference regular season finale at the Stetson sand volleyball courts.
Both the Hatters (11-9, 5-3 A-Sun) and Bears (0-15, 0-8) battled through very windy conditions throughout the two matches.
"It was a tough day with the wind, but the girls adjusted to it and executed our game plan," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said. "Mercer was very tough. Their number one and number five were especially competitive with us and forced us to play our best."
After dropping a pair of matches to UNF on Wednesday, Loesch juggled his line-up among the top three pairs. Maren Rygh was paired with Kaley Melville at no. 1 on Saturday, while Julie Bassett was paired with Claudia Kalin and Savannah Byl was paired with Katie DiGirolamo at the no. 2 and no. 3 positions.
"I am really proud of the girls because they responded and played well despite having just a practice or two together," Loesch said.
Stetson completed its A-Sun slate with a 5-3 mark, and the Hatters will have to wait until Wednesday to see if they will be the no. 2 or no. 3 seed for the conference tournament.
"Hopefully we will finish second in the conference," Loesch said. "We wanted to finish as strong as we could and the girls did that."
The Hatters honored their lone senior, Alisha Hoffman, prior to the match. Hoffman won both of her matches Saturday while paired with Catherine Coston at the no. 4 position. She was named to the academic all-conference team last season.
"Alisha played well and it was nice for her to end her career at home with a couple of wins," Loesch said.
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Match 1: Stetson 4, Mercer 1
No. 1 - Marin Rygh/Kaley Melville (Stet) def. Jennifer Katona/Jamie Duffy (Mer) 19-21, 21-16, 15-12
No. 2 - Julie Bassett/Claudia Kalin (Stet) def. Emily Rochefort/Caroline Carlton (Mer) 21-14, 25-23
No. 3 - Katie DiGirolomo/Savannah Byl (Stet) def. Madison Petsos/Molly Locke (Mer) 21-15, 21-10
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No. 6 (Exh) - Ellen Hawks/Kara Young (Stet) def. Hannah Noon/Charlayna Braxton (Mer) 21-18, 21-17
Match 2: Stetson 5, Mercer 0
No. 1 - Marin Rygh/Kaley Melville (Stet) def. Jennifer Katona/Jamie Duffy (Mer) 21-18, 21-12
No. 2 - Katie DiGirolomo/Savannah Byl (Stet) def. Emily Rochefort/Caroline Carlton (Mer) 21-11, 25-11
No. 3 - Julie Bassett/Claudia Kalin (Stet) def. Madison Petsos/Molly Locke (Mer) 21-14, 21-7
No. 4 - Alisha Hoffman/Catherine Coston (Stet) def. Zoe Becton/Codi Schepp (Mer) 21-15, 21-15
No. 5 - Kendale Speyerer/Taylor Kennedy (Stet) def. Carly Iannarino/Erin Breft (Mer) 21-13, 21-13
No. 6 (Exh) - Erika White/Jordann Dierickx (Stet) def. Hannah Noon/Charlayna Braxton (Mer) 21-14, 21-10


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Freighting your bicycleI'm looking at doing some train travel in Queensland for a few weeks and then doing some cycle touring aswell.
I'm wondering what other people experinces have been with freighting your bicyle somewhere? who did you use to freight your bicycle? what did it cost? was it a good experince? thanks
Re: Freighting your bicycleI had to freight my bike from Oodnadatta to Melbourne a couple of years ago - too big to use Australia Post. Can't recall the name of the company, but it cost about $150-170 and took a week to arrive. Handling was excellent, no damage at all to the packaging or the bike. I did have to travel right across the city (40kms) to pick it up though.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Freighting your bicycleDepends on your plans I guess, but it may be cheaper to take the bike with you as baggage.
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Re: Freighting your bicycleI was going to say, what's wrong with taking the bike with you on board? It costs $12.50 to put it in the luggage compartment. You only have to take off the pedals and turn the handle bars.
Re: Freighting your bicycleI'm going to be changing trains over a four week period. Some that May not let me carry a bicycle.
Re: Freighting your bicycleI got my bike on a train that wasn't supposed to let them on. I don't know if its because i am a woman. The woman on the train wasn't going to let me take it on but the man in charge allowed me. I think the station master spoke to him.
I really can't see there'd be a problem with putting your bike on the train but obviously the information you want can be more easily obtained by phoning the rail people. Jemo i reckon if you included more info in your posts, people could give you more useful responses sooner and ask you less pointless questions or at least feel less tempted to ask you fewer questions. I noticed this with your other posts too. Your posts just make me want to ask for more info every time i read them.
Re: Freighting your bicycleIf any of that train travel is in NSW then taking the bike with you would be a hassle - $12 for each journey, a max. of 5 bikes per service, it must be booked in advance, and your bike must be boxed with front wheel and pedals removed.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Freighting your bicycleThey make it easy over there.
Re: Freighting your bicycleG'Day, from memory I think greyhound will freight a bike anywhere in Australia, one depot to another, for $95. Worth checking if this is still available.
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That would be about right and you will have to pull it apart and put it in a box of course.
Re: Freighting your bicyclethe Greyhound websites says that it is $90 per boxed bicyle any where in Australia to there depots.
anyone done this? sounds reasonable and easy to do.
Re: Freighting your bicycleWhat are you worrying about? If it sounds reasonable to you, i can't understand your anxiety. Or aren't you australian?
Re: Freighting your bicycleHi Jemo
Yes, I had a bike sent from Melbourne to Alice. It was boxed up. i think they also charged me $15 to pick it up from a bike shop in melbourne and drop it off at the greyhound depot. This was an extra. I remember ringing up to find out where it was with the tracking number. Went down to the greyhound depot, and the baby was there all safe and sound. cheers steve Giant Defy 1
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thanks Steve, thats what I was after personal experience
Re: Freighting your bicycleTrying to figure out the best way to get my bicycle from Adelaide to Perth Any suggestions?
Basically I'm catching the Indian Pacific to Kalgoorlie from Adelaide, then using local WA trains to get to Perth. I can take a bicycle on the Indian Pacific but not on the WA train from Kalgoorlie. Therefore, I either have to freight my bicycle from Kalgoorlie or Adelaide. The problem is that I am in Kalgoorlie on a weekend when freight services are limited from what I can find. Sending from Adelaide the problem is that it could take a week to arrive. Anyone got some suggestions? I don't live in Adelaide or Perth
Re: Freighting your bicycleUse a courier... Will take a couple of days... Ive used transdirect... Door to door it's usually $60 to $70
Re: Freighting your bicycleI take it that your bike will be boxed up, not in a soft travel bag? If not boxed and you wanted to ride from Kal to Merredin, halfway to Perth, there is the MerredinLink train on Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays. I haven't tried this service as I couldn't get past the issue of max bike length. Might work for you however. Have fun in Kal and watch for double-gees.
If freighting instead do you have someone to send it to or an LBS that might help out?
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There's probably an obvious reason for this but I couldn't see it so I have to ask - why are you not staying on the Indian Pacific right through to Perth? Or if disembarking at Kalgoorlie for some reason, just board the next Indian Pacific service to get you through to Perth? Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Freighting your bicycleI have just today arranged for a bike (LHT Disc) i purchased online to be shipped from Brisbane to Melbourne. I did this all over the phone as i live in Melbourne.
I rang a bike shop in Brisbane (close to where i purchased the bike), and asked if they could assist. The were happy to do so. All i had to do was get the bike to the shop. Boxing up costs by shop and Freight with TNT to 1 hour north of Melbourne was $128. I am expecting the bike either late this week or early next week. Shall report back on the experience........after a little riding of course.
Re: Freighting your bicycleSo far, TNT have been appalling as a trasnport comapny. Estimated delivery was the 25th by 5PM. Unable to locate package, cannot tell me anything until after easter. Sad Face!
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Wicked: This year, do Halloween in a more elegant way. Make a meal starring foods that are as black as they can possibly be to create a noir-hued menu designed to raise eyebrows -- deliciously. (Bill Hogan/Chicago Tribune) |
Halloween menus, if there are such things beyond raiding the kids' plastic jack-o'-lanterns, tend to get all punny and cutesy with the likes of boo-berry cupcakes, wormy pasta dishes and, always, some sort of hard-cooked egg that is supposed to be a bloodshot eye. Har-har, indeed.
This year, do Halloween in a more elegant way. Make a meal starring foods that are as black as they can possibly be to create a noir-hued menu designed to raise eyebrows — deliciously.
What's interesting about these inky dark ingredients is that any accent color in a dish — the orangy pink of a baby octopus in a tangle of squid ink pasta, say, or the green tip of an asparagus spear amid the grains of a bowl of forbidden rice — will stand out dramatically against the black.
There's much to discover in black foods, once you get past the innate fear of mortality that color has long symbolized — or maybe embrace that; it is Halloween, after all. Savor the black olive: decadently deep and winey. Be surprised at the sturdy nuttiness of black rice. Savor the slipperiness of squid ink linguine or the plushness of long-simmered black beans. Then there's the electric tartness of fresh blackberries and the visual shock of ice cream made from black sesame seeds. And don't forget black licorice or nori seaweed.
Here are some ideas (and recipes) to bring the darkness of the night indoors.
Squid ink pasta: Garnish with chopped tomatoes and sauteed squid or octopus (see recipe); sauce the pasta in a mustard cream, garnished with a spoonful or two of black caviar; pair black farfalle with poached lobster (a recipe idea from "The Scarpetta Cookbook" by Scott Conant).
Black rice: Make a pilaf, cooking the rice with dried cherries, currants and chopped mango; stir-fry with bits of fried egg, green onions and tiny shrimp; wrap black rice tortillas around chicken in a mole sauce; toss cooked black rice in a sesame oil vinaigrette, topped with slivers of toasted nori and black radish rounds.
Black olives: Stuff hard-cooked eggs with tapenade; make flatbread pizza topped with slivered Nicoise olives, sprigs of fresh rosemary and a grating or two of Parmesan cheese; or serve olives seasoned with orange, garlic and fennel (see recipe below).
Blackberries: Mortar the layers of a devil's food chocolate cake with a blackberry jam, either your own or store bought; top an espresso-stained custard or chocolate pudding tart with rows of fresh blackberries; create a blackberry-lavender compote (recipe idea from "The Artisan Jewish Deli at Home" by Nick Zukin and Michael C. Zusman).
Black lentils: Serve straight up to showcase these glistening beauties, or as a bed for a roast meat entree or vegetable saute. Or pair with black rice and sauteed mushrooms (recipe idea from Mollie Katzen's "The Heart of the Plate").
Black beans: Slow-simmer and serve over rice, the classic Moors and Christians of Cuba; puree and thin with a bit of chicken stock, an elegant soup topped with chopped hard-cooked egg white and some minced lemon rind; cook, coarsely mash and shape into cumin-scented burgers (Katzen's "The Heart of the Plate").
Black sesame seeds: Use as a flavor and color base for ice cream; make stuffed Chinese-style dessert buns; press sesame seeds atop sugar cookies and bake.
Sauteed octopus over squid ink pasta
Developed in the Tribune test kitchen. Don't care for or can't find the octopus? You can sub 1 pound squid (cleaned, bodies cut into 1/4-inch wide rings, tentacles left whole) or 1 pound shelled and deveined shrimp. If using shrimp, cook them for just 3 minutes. Look for squid ink pasta at gourmet stores or some Italian markets; it can also be found online.
Heat a large stockpot of well-salted water to a boil; add 1 pound squid ink linguine. Cook until al dente; drain. Meanwhile, heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat; add 1 small onion, finely chopped. Cook until beginning to soften. Add 1-2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced; cook, 1 minute. Pour in 1 cup dry white wine; cook, stirring up any bits stuck to the bottom, until reduced by half. Add 1 pound baby octopus, cleaned, bodies left whole, and 1 can (28 ounces) Italian plum tomatoes, drained, coarsely chopped; heat to a simmer. Turn the heat to low; simmer until the octopus is tender, about 20-25 minutes. Season with red pepper flakes and salt to taste, if needed. Toss with the drained pasta and serve.
Makes: 4 servings
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A recipe from the new "Lidia's Commonsense Italian Cooking" (Knopf, $35) by Lidia Matticchio Bastianich.
In a large bowl, toss together 1 pound brine-cured unpitted olives, the julienned zest and juice of 1 large orange, 3 crushed garlic cloves, 1/2 teaspoon ground fennel seed, a pinch of crushed red pepper flakes and 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil. Pack the olives into a glass jar; marinate in the refrigerator, 3-4 days. Remove the garlic; serve. Olives will keep for several weeks in the refrigerator.
Makes: 6 to 8 servings
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Author Ying Chang Compestine includes this recipe in her coming book, "Cooking With an Asian Accent" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $29.99), which is slated for publication in January.


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The first thing you notice about Kiera and Michael Kushlan's one-bedroom co-op is how they've pulled it together to be both modern and classic. The second is how spacious it seems.
The Kushlans, both 29, believe that what you leave out of a room is just as important as what you put in. On a limited budget, they invested their own time and DIY skills to renovate the run-down 1920s flat. In the process, they uncovered its hidden charms and discovered a lot about themselves.
"I would much rather have a small space filled with all the things that I love than just buying furniture to fill space," says Kiera, an interior designer who enjoys editing just as much as shopping. The Kushlans' renovation of their 750-square-foot home in Washington unified the three rooms with white walls and new espresso wood floors. They carefully layered in a few bold patterns and colors, framed maps of places they loved and pulled in furniture they've reclaimed and repurposed. They used space creatively: an entrance foyer became a place to dine or work; two Ikea cabinets were transformed into a floating bar. In the bedroom, Michael built a small desktop into a window niche with a piece of plywood and iron brackets from the Brass Knob.
Their stylish co-op has become a calling card for Kiera's design business, Residents Understood, and has created a bit of an online sensation in the blogosphere. In April, Design Sponge featured photos of the Kushlans' apartment. In June, their place got the most votes in the Apartment Therapy Small Cool Home Contest in the "Little" division (homes under 1,000 square feet).
"We discovered we had the same kind of vision," Michael says. "We like to have some traditional pieces but add our own twists of modern. We find things that reflect who we are and where we travel together. We both love order."
The result is a warm retreat that's organized. "I don't like to have a lot of things. It makes me anxious," Kiera says. "My philosophy is, if I don't love it, I don't keep it."
Kiera and Michael met at Ohio University. Michael got an MBA there and he is now a management consultant. Kiera went on to get a master's degree at the University of Florida. In 2009, they moved to Washington and got married. Kiera worked briefly for a designer before starting her own firm in 2010 with Florida classmate Jessica Centella.
"We had a targeted demographic of ages 25 to 40," Kiera says. Most clients live in small spaces. "The name of our firm came from how we approach our projects. It's based around the client's wants, needs, personal aesthetic and style," she says.
The Kushlans started looking for a place to buy in March 2012. It was the building's European flavor and the neighborhood that sold them.
"It felt like I was in Paris with its small elevator and wonderful details," Kiera says. The flat needed work: electrical upgrades, lighting and a new kitchen. They came up with a plan and spent two months remodeling before they moved in, doing a good chunk of the work themselves. They tore out the dated, worn-out galley kitchen. Part of the wall between the kitchen and living room also came down. They chose the Ikea Adel line of white cabinets that they warmed up with Ikea butcher block counters and a farm-style porcelain sink.
In the living room, they took the doors off a closet to create a media storage niche. Although they had no budget to redo the vintage black-and-white-tile bathroom, it got a face-lift with new light fixtures, towel rack and horizontal black-and-white paint stripes. They did all the painting themselves: walls and ceilings in Benjamin Moore Decorators White and trim in Benjamin Moore Ice Mist.
Kiera and Michael talked a lot about how they would use the rooms.
"The entrance foyer was really important because it is your main path to every room in the house," Michael says. They needed it to be a dining room, office and storage for business materials, plus be welcoming and neat. They chose a white West Elm Parsons Rectangular Dining Table where they can work by day and dine by candlelight at night. They installed CB2's Stairway Wall Mounted Bookcase floor-to-ceiling and Kiera has color-coordinated their books. An Ikea Tarva chest (dressed up with Benjamin Moore's Kelly Green paint and Anthropologie hardware) holds swatches and samples. The four white metal Tabouret stacking chairs (with two more in storage) came from Overstock.com.
The living room looks roomy because it's not stuffed with a lot of furniture. The sofa (Room & Board's 98-inch Hutton) is generously sized, and the black-and-white tweedy fabric doesn't show shedding from Copeland, their black-and-white dog. Two Dwell Studio Hans brown leather armchairs and a gray Boho Morocco leather pouf complete the seating. The fun piece is the Blu Dot Strut metal coffee table in watermelon pink.
The tiny bedroom has lots of special touches. The West Elm diamond tufted headboard is flanked by Dwell Studio for Target walnut bedside tables. Michael and Kiera collaborated on the rubber stamping of an accent wall. Although Kiera is a self-described "wallpaper addict," she wasn't ready to commit to an expensive paper. She and Michael used a yellow ink pad from Amazon.com and a 4-inch diamond stamp from Englishstamp.com to create a custom look.
A wall of framed photos and mementos (including the "Just Married" sign from their wedding trolley) reflects their philosophy on stuff.
"Accessories should either serve a purpose or be something meaningful," Kiera says. "We only put out objects or buy things that we really love or connect with."
Starting small
Kiera Kushlan's recommendations for making the most of small space living.
Live with what you love. "This is absolutely my No. 1 tip and the one thing I try to stress the most to clients. If you're working with limited square footage, every inch counts. So surround yourself with things that have meaning to you and clear everything else out."
Dressers are your best friend. "I have a dresser in every room of my house: bedroom, dining room and living room. They each store different items, not just clothing. Instead of picking out a typical end table, try using a tall dresser next to your sofa. You can store extra blankets, electronics, whatever you need around but don't want on display."
Define your spaces. "Defining spaces with visual cues using items such as area rugs and overhead lighting helps to make your space feel larger."
Identify a purpose. "Is that leftover Ikea bookcase really serving a need or is it just collecting dust? Walk through your home and take a long hard look at every piece of furniture. If it's not serving a purpose, it needs to go."
Use vertical space. "Walls can be filled with shelves to hold books or can display framed artwork. Removing these objects from valuable surface areas in your home will visually clean up your space."
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−Our Savior's Lutheran Fish Fry11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Our Savior's Lutheran Church (800 North Bluff Street) in Hutchinson invites you to a fish fry on Friday, October 18th, with serving from 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM or until the fish are gone. The menu will include Alaskan Pollack, baked beans, baked potatoes, coleslaw and more. The cost for the meal is $9.00 for adults, $5.00 for children ages 6 – 13, and free for kids under 5 years of age and younger. Take out orders will be available. Call 320-587-3318 for takeout orders.
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The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Glencoe is having their Fall Luncheon and Bake Sale on Thursday, Nov. 14th. Serving from 11 am to 1 pm. On the menu: Hot Turkey Sandwiches, Potato Salad, Relishes, Chips, Dessert, and Beverage. Take outs and deliveries are available…Call 320-864-6157. Cost is $8.
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−Hutch Legion Spagetti Supper for November4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
The Hutchinson American Legion Auxiliary invites you to their monthly Spagetti Supper. It's on Thursday, November 7th from 4:30 to 7:30 pm in the Legion's Club Room. Adults are $6.50, Children under 12 are $3. Take Outs are available.
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−Scout Food Drive in Glencoe and Silver Lake9:00 am – 10:00 am
Glencoe Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts are teaming up to collect food for the McLeod Emergency Food Shelf Saturday, Nov 9th 2013. Please place non-perishable food items in a bag and place it outside on your doorstep by 9:00 am Saturday morning for the Scouts to pick up. This includes the cities of Glencoe and Silver Lake.. (If you are missed during the pick up, please drop your donation off at the Food Shelf in Glencoe.)
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−Hector Lioness Omelet Breakfast9:00 am – 12:30 pm
The Hector Lioness Club is holding an Omelet Breakfast on Sunday, Nov. 10th from 9 am – 12:30 pm at the American Bar and Grill. Proceeds from the event will be used for special projects around the community.
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−Bingo in Madelia11:00 am – 3:00 pm
St. Mary's Church of Madelia is having their Fall Festival Bingo on Sunday, Nov. 10th at 1:30 pm, with early bird bingo at 12:30 pm. $2,000 in total pay out for the day. Cost is $20 In advance and $22 at the door. Lunch starts at 11 am. Proceeds go to St. Mary's CCW.
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Area Senior Citizens are invited to play Community Bingo on Sunday, November 10 from 2-3 PM in the dining room at Ecumen Pines! Community Bingo will be .25 cents per card, with the last game being a coverall and is $1.00 per card – WINNER TAKES ALL! Community Bingo is offered the 2nd Sunday of EACH month with complimentary coffee and snack immediately following.
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−Hymn Festival4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Hutchinson will be hosting a hymn festival on Sunday, November 10 at 4:00 p.m.. Jim Strehlke, music director at Mayer Lutheran High School will be guest director for the mass choir. Many familiar and favorite hymns will be sung. The public is cordially invited.
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−Brownton Legion/Auxiliary meeting7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
The Brownton American Legion Post 143 and Auxiliary Unit 143 will have their monthly meeting on Monday, Nov. 11th at 7:30 pm in the Brownton Community Center.
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−Alzheimers Support Group6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The next meeting of the local area support group for adult children, spouses, and friends caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or a related memory loss will meet Tuesday, November 12 at 6:00 PM. Please contact Kristal Ehrke, Alzheimer's Association volunteer facilitator, at (320) 583-1551 for more information. The group meets at 1st Lutheran Church at 925 E. 13th Street in Glencoe, on the second Tuesday of every month, at 6:00 PM. The support group is open to the public and free of charge.
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−Fiber Arts Guild1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Fiber Arts guild featuring class by Ellen Starr will be Thursday, Nov. 14th at 1 pm at the Center for the Arts
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Join the Emmaus Gift Shop for their Holiday Open House on Friday and Saturday (Nov. 15/16) at Ecumen of Litchfield. Hours Friday 5-8 pm and Saturday from 9 am – 2 pm. They'll have gifts, holiday decorations, and more. Bake Sale is Saturday starting at 9 am. Saturday also includes music, cookies, coffee, and cider.
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−Cosmos Legion Turkey Supper5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
You are invited to the Cosmos Legion for a Turkey Supper on Friday, Nov. 15th from 5:30 – 8:30 pm. Cost is $10 and includes Turkey, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Vegetable, Dessert, and beverage.
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−Dads Belgian Waffle Benefit10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Dad's Belgian Waffles are served on Saturday, Nov. 16th at the Buffalo Lake Community Center from 10 am to 1 pm to benefit Carol Weispfennig. Carol is battling Cancer, and this meal will assist with her medical expenses. Cost is just a free will donation for all you can eat!
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−Olson Cancer Benefit11:00 am – 3:00 pm
You're invited to the Cody Olson Cancer Benefit on Saturday, Nov. 16th at the Mcleod County Fairgrounds in Hutchinson. The event runs from 11 am to 3 pm in the Agribition building. Food served that day include a Turkey Sandwich, Corn, and Cold Salad OR Chicken Nuggets and Fries. Adults are $7,Children 12 and younger are $5. Also that day is a silent auction, wine grab, carnival games, bounce house, and a cupcake decorating station. All proceeds go to the medical bills of the Olson's as young cody fights Leukemia.
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−Phoenix Drumline Breakfast8:00 am – 12:00 pm
The Phoenix Drumline is holding a Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 8 am – Noon at the Hutchinson Elks Lodge. It's an all you can eat breakfast with pancakes, scrambled eggs, ham, sausage, fruit, and beverage. Cost is $6 per person. Tickets available from any Phoenix Drumline member or at Schmeling Oil Co. in Hutchinson.
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St. Anthony's Church in Watkins is holding their Bouja and Chicken Noodle Soup Sale on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 8 am to noon at the church. Bouja is $12/gallon, Chicken Noodle Soup is $11/Gallon.
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−Holy Trinity's Misson Group Breakfast9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Holy Trinity of Winsted's Mission Group is holding a breakfast on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 9 am to Noon in the Holy Trinity cafeteria in Winsted. On the Menu: Egg Bake, Country Potatoes, Homemade Pastries, Fruit, and Beverage. Cost is just a free will offering.
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The Cedar Mills Rod and Gun Club invites you to their monthly Pancake Brunch on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 9 am to 12:30 pm at the Club building. Enjoy all you can eat regular and potato pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, and more. Adults are $8, Ages 6-12 are $4, and under 5 are free.
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−St. John's Waffle Dinner9:00 am – 12:30 pm
St. John's Lutheran School is hosting an All you can eat Dad's Belgian Waffles dinner on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 9 am – 12:30 pm. Tickets are $7 in advance ($8 at the door), Children 6-12 are $5, under 5 are free. Carry outs available. Proceeds benefit St. John's LWML Mission Projects at St. John's Youth Groupl
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−Hymn Sing – Soup and Sandwich Supper4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Cosmos is having their Hymn Sing/Soup and Sandwich Supper on Sunday, Nov. 17th from 4:30 to 7 pm at the church. Everyone is invited.
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−Renville County Caregivers Support Group1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
The next meeting of the Renville County Caregivers Support Group will be on Tuesday, Nov 19th at the Renville County Hosptial Willette Room in Olivia. The meeting is free of charge and runs from 1:30-3 pm. Topic for the month is "Hints for the Holiday's with Santa's Elves". All are welcome. Future meetings are scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month. For more info contact Paulette 523-3451
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−Gary Lee Erickson Concert7:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Enjoy Gary Lee Erickson in Concert On Thursday, Nov. 21 and Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7 pm both nights at the Hutchinson Center for the Arts. Doors open at 6:30 pm, $10 cover charge includes a CD.
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−Kingston Chili Supper5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The Kingston Apostolic Lutheran Church is having their 7th annual Chili Supper at the church on Friday, Nov. 22nd from 5-7 pm. On the Menu: Chili, Soup, Cornbread, beverage, and a bar. Craft and Baked Good Sale that day as well. Proceeds go to the church's building fund.
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The Brownton American Legion is having their annual Duck Party on Friday, Nov. 22nd starting at 7 pm at the Brownton Commnity Center. 1st prize is $100 cash, 2nd and 3rd prize get $50 cash, and 4th – 8th prize get $25. Also drawings for Hams, Turkeys, Ducks and other prizes throughout the night.
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−Plato Poultry Party7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The Plato Baseball Club's annual Poultry Party will be held on Friday, Nov. 22nd starting at 7 pm at the Plato Hall.
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−Hector United Methodist Church Christmas Bazaar2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
The Hector United Methodist Church invites you to their annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 23 starting at 2 pm. Enjoy Christmas Candy, stop at the country store, Bake Good Sale, Booths. Cake, Coffee, and Cider will be served.
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Ridgeview Medical Foundation is hosting their Roaring 20's Under the Harvest Moon event on Saturday, Nov. 23rd at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Reception at 5:30pm, Dinner at 7 pm. Join them for food, music, live auction, and memorabilia. Dress in your favorite roaring 20's style outfit to support the Ridgeview Medical Center. Reservations REQUIRED. Go to www.ridgeviewfoundation.org for more info or to register.
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Joseph Rudyard Kipling ( /ˈrʌdjəd ˈkɪplɪŋ/ RUD-yəd KIP-ling; 30 December 1865 18 January 1936) was an English short-story writer, poet, and novelist chiefly remembered for his tales and poems of British soldiers in India, and his tales for children. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907. He was born in Bombay, in the Bombay Presidency of British India, and was taken by his family to England when he was five years old. Kipling is best known for his works of fiction, including The Jungle Book (a collection of stories which includes "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi"), Just So Stories (1902) (1894), Kim (1901) (a tale of adventure), many short stories, including "The Man Who Would Be King" (1888) and his poems, including "Mandalay" (1890), "Gunga Din" (1890), "The White Man's Burden" (1899) and "If" (1910). He is regarded as a major "innovator in the art of the short story"; his children's books are enduring classics of children's literature; and his best works are said to exhibit "a versatile and luminous narrative gift"
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1. Any vehicle filled to capacity with a group of major douchebags. Usually a luxury SUV. Most often owned or purchased by the parents of one of the douche mcgouches inside. The group of individuals who pour out of the douche canoe can be affectionately referred to as a "shitstorm of douchebags."
If that douche canoe tries to swoop us in the Taco Bell line, I will go fisticuffs with that whole shitstorm of douchebags inside!
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A person that is so douchey, said douchey-ness travels cross bodies of water.
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November 01, 2010
when a person is so douchey they are equal to about 50 douchebags, therefore a canoe would be needed.
It is much larger than most other forms of douches
It is much larger than most other forms of douches
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A vehicle containing or transporting two or more douchebags.
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Now, mobile users can take the power of the WeatherBug weather network wherever they go - FREE!* Smartphone users simply need to enter "m.weatherbug.com" into their mobile browser in order to get easy access to live, local current weather conditions, extended forecast, severe weather alerts, interactive radar and maps… and much more!
Enter your city or ZIP code and instantly get access to detailed weather information for your location and thousands of cities around the world.
Key Features
- Access to the WeatherBug Network — the source for truly live, local weather with the largest network of professional weather stations in the U.S. and thousands of locations around the world.
- Live, local weather conditions, 7-day and hourly forecasts, NWS alerts*
- Three forecast levels: 7-day forecast summary, 7-day detailed forecast, 7-day hourly forecast
- Detailed radar and maps, including: Doppler Radar, Infrared Satellite, Lightning, Current Temperature, Today's High Temperature, Tonight's Low Temperature, Tomorrow's High Temperature
- Radar animation
- Weather camera images and time-lapse animation*
- Professional and user-submitted weather photos
- National allergy levels and today's local pollen forecast*
- Cold and flu information, including the latest outbreak map indicating flu activity*
* U.S. locations only
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