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Safer Surfing Techniques Using Firefox and Add-ons
Article summary:
- Malware has become so prevalent that you should consider changing your web browsing habits.
- ECN recommends using Internet Explorer only for Purdue web sites, and only for those which won't work correctly in Mozilla Firefox.
- We recommend using Firefox, with the free add-ins described below, for all other web browsing.
- Set Firefox as your default browser.
- AdblockPlus is also available for Google Chrome (and is installed and enabled by default on ECN's Chrome package)
Firefox vs. Internet Explorer
ECN recommends using Internet Explorer solely to access Purdue applications such as OnePurdue, SRM, AIMS, etc. For all other browsing, we suggest you use Firefox with the free Adblock Plus and NoScript add-ons installed. While Adblock Plus confers some protection, combining these tools provides powerful malware protection for your computer.
These instructions may be used on ECN-supported Windows PCs; you do not need ECN's assistance to proceed with the steps shown below.
For your "self-supported" and/or personally-owned computers, Mozilla Firefox, Adblock Plus, and NoScript are free downloads. Firefox is available at getfirefox.com; download Adblock Plus and NoScript by following the procedures below.
Setting Firefox as the Default Browser
If you currently have Internet Explorer as your default browser, you can change it with the following procedure:
1. Open Firefox.
On ECN-supported Windows XP computers, it is in Start > Programs > ECN Software > Mozilla Firefox...
On ECN-supported Windows 7 computers, it is in Start > All Programs > Mozilla Firefox
2. Set Firefox as your default browser.
As soon as Firefox opens, it might ask you if you want it to be your default browser. If so, click "Yes", and go to step 4.
2A. In the upper left hand corner, if you have a circular icon of an orange fox circling a globe...
Select Tools menu, then "Options".
2B. In the upper left hand corner, if you have a rectangular orange button that says "Firefox"...
Click the orange Firefox button, then Options.
3. Use the "Check Now" tool to set Firefox as the default browser
Select the "Advanced" menu on the right side of the Options window. Finally, click "Check Now" towards the bottom of the Options window. Select "Yes".
4. Turn Off Internet Explorer's check to become the default browser
Open Internet Explorer. A window may pop up asking if you want to make Internet Explorer your default browser. Uncheck the checkbox next to "Always perform this check..." and select "No" in order to decline the request to make Internet Explorer the default.
Adblock Plus
Adblock Plus, a free add-on for the free Firefox web browser, automatically prevents on-line advertisements from being loaded from known malware domains. This is transparent, and most websites will function normally without additional input.
1. Select Tools > Add-ons from the menu bar.
2. Select "Get Add-ons", enter "Adblock" into the search bar, and hit enter.
3. Select "Adblock Plus" and click "Add to Firefox".
In order to protect you from accidentally installing potentially harmful add-ons, Firefox prevents you from clicking the "Install Now" button for 3 seconds so you can see what you're about to install. Simply wait 3 seconds for the button to become active, then click it to install the add-on.
After the installation, a suggestion to restart Firefox should appear. Click the "Restart Firefox" button so the final step of the installation can be done
NoScript is a free add-on for Firefox which allows certain programmed web content to load only after you provide permission. Due to scripts being blocked UNTIL you allow them to be run, this plugin changes browsing behavior- and it takes a little getting used to. Once you have whitelisted or blacklisted the domains running scripts on most of your favorite websites, NoScript quickly becomes about as transparent as Adblock Plus in its operation.
5. Select Tools > Add-ons from the menu bar.
6. Select "Get Add-ons", enter "NoScript" into the search bar, and hit enter.
7. Select "NoScript" and click "Add to Firefox".
In order to protect you from accidentally installing potentially harmful add-ons, Firefox prevents you from clicking the "Install Now" button for 3 seconds so you can see what you about to install. Simply wait 3 seconds for the button to become active, then click it to install the add-on.
After the installation, a suggestion to restart Firefox should appear. Click the "Restart Firefox" button to complete installation.
Using NoScript
Unlike Adblock Plus, which uses a pre-made blacklist to stop the loading of potentially harmful advertisements, NoScript blocks all scripts on a web site from running by default, letting you decide which ones to allow. While this changes normal browsing procedures, it confers a much higher level of security against malware and viruses.
When you load a web page, you should see a menubar at the bottom of the window as well as a NoScript icon in the status bar. Clicking on the "options" button on the bottom menu bar or on the NoScript icon in the status bar will bring up the permission options pictured below.
Here is a description of each available command:
Allow Scripts Globally: This essentially turns NoScript off, while leaving the add-on itself running. If you select this option, NoScript will not block any scripts as you browse the web until you turn this option off. Do not use this option.
Allow all this page: This whitelists scripts from all sources on the page you are viewing. This should ONLY be used for known safe pages.
Temporarily allow all this page: This enables all scripts on the page you are currently viewing until you navigate away from it. This should ONLY be used for known safe pages.
Recently blocked sites: This shows a list of domains from which you have recently blocked scripts.
Untrusted: This shows any domains you have blacklisted as untrusted that have scripts on the page you are currently viewing.
After these options, all domains with scripts on the page you are viewing are listed. Remember that by default NoScript blocks all scripts; you can choose which domains you wish to whitelist, blacklist, or temporarily allow to run scripts.
General recommendations to reduce the threat of malware
Although there is no one sure method or combination of techniques which will guarantee that your computer (or, for users of ECN-supported Windows PCs, your ECN profile) won't be affected by malware, here are a few general recommendations to reduce the threat.
Limit your access privileges. During routine use of your computer, log in to an account which has only "limited user" access privileges. This takes extra effort on your part: On many new computers (including those which use the Microsoft Windows operating system), accounts are given full administrator privileges by default. We suggest creating a separate account with only the most limited privileges; use this account during all routine computer activities. Log in to your administrative account only as needed to install software or change system settings.
(Please note that users of ECN-supported Windows PCs already have only "limited user" access.)
Install anti-virus software. Download anti-virus software from the SecurePurdue web site, install it on your computer, and make sure it is set to download updates daily and automatically. No anti-virus software is able to prevent all malware infections, but this basic prevention tool remains essential.
(Anti-virus software is installed on all ECN-supported Windows PCs.)
Deal with fake anti-virus alerts carefully. Fake anti-virus alerts may appear while you're surfing the web, falsely claiming that your computer is infected and often attempting to convince you to download (and pay for) useless anti-virus software. Learn to spot the tell-tale indicators that such alerts are fake; do not click anywhere in the windows. Even attempting to close the windows sometimes triggers the infection.
On ECN-supported Windows PCs, when these alerts appear, we've learned that ECN profile infections may sometimes be prevented by forcibly powering-off your PC by pressing and holding its power button until it turns off.
Keep your web browser up-to-date and use free add-ons like those described above.
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Rhymes With Opera Closes 2013-14 Season with CANTATA FOR A LOOP TRAIL in NYC Today
Rhymes With Opera concludes their 2013-14 season with the world premiere of Erik Spangler's Cantata For A Loop Trail, an outdoor performance that will take place in Baltimore and New York City. Audiences in New York will meet at Isham Park today, June 21. Performances are presented free of charge. However, audiences are required to make advance reservations.
Composer Erik Spangler will guide small groups of hikers through a musical ritual set in a loop trail in each of the two venues, where they will encounter singers and instrumentalists both along the trail and heard from afar. The libretto for the work focuses on both the relationship between humans and the natural environment and the changes that the environment has undergone. The performers include RWO ensemble members Ruby Fulton, Elisabeth Halliday, George Lam, Bonnie Lander, Robert Maril, joined by Erik Spangler. The production is directed by Victoria Crutchfield.
In addition to the live performances, audiences will also encounter oral history and environmental sound recordings embedded along the trail. These recordings are created specifically for each venue, connecting local stories with sung texts from the Roman Code of Justinian, poetry by Wendell Berry, and Appalachian folk songs. Spangler is collaborating with students at the Good Shepherd School (New York, NY) to create oral history recordings with local residents.
Performances in Baltimore will take place on June 14 and June 15 at 1:30pm, 3pm, 4:30pm. There will be an additional performance at6pm on June 15 only. Performances in New York will take place on June 21 at 1:30pm, 3pm, 4:30pm and 6pm. Performances last approximately 40 minutes.
The New York performance is part of the city-wide festival Make Music New York, an annual summer solstice event that highlights live musical performances throughout the city.
For more information, detailed directions, and to make reservations, visit the Rhymes With Opera website at www.rhymeswithopera.org.
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0.21 -- 2014-10-24
* Added "Common ARA" Arabic transliteration. Thanks to Ahmed Elsheshtawy
for suggesting this transliteration and his help implementing it!
0.20 -- 2014-05-22
* lib/Lingua/Translit/Tables.pm: Added sub to handle Perl's
"Unicode Bug", see perlunicode for details (v0.10). This fixes the
errors reported by Perl v5.18.0.
* MANIFEST: Added missing "ALA-LC RUS" files to distribution.
* xml/: Removed "Common Classical MON" transliteration due to errors
and contributors lack of time to fix these.
* Code cleanups
0.19 -- 2011-04-15
* Added "ALA-LC RUS" transliteration (ALA-LC:1997). Thanks to Dmitry Smal
and Rusar Publishing for contributing this table!
0.18 -- 2010-07-29
* Added transliterations:
* "GOST 7.79 RUS OLD" (GOST 7.79:2000 B, support for Old Russian)
* "GOST 7.79 RUS" (GOST 7.79:2000 B, reversible)
* "GOST 7.79 UKR" (GOST 7.79:2000 B, reversible)
* lib/Lingua/Translit/Tables.pm: Improved translit_list_supported()
output (v0.9)
* translit: Minor improvements (v0.4)
* tools/substitute_tables.pl: Typo fixed
0.17 -- 2010-01-20
* Added "DIN 1460 UKR" transliteration
* xml/din_1460_rus.xml: Hard and soft sign improvements
* t/23_tr_DIN_1460_RUS.t: Added all caps hard sign test
0.16 -- 2010-01-04
* Added "DIN 1460 RUS" transliteration
* MANIFEST.SKIP: Added to ignore .git
* t/01_Lingua-Translit-Tables.t: Added various tests to verify any
supported transliteration can be referenced by a couple of variants
of their names, i.e. "Common DEU", "common_deu", "COMMON DEU" or
"common deu".
* t/11_tr_Common_DEU.t: Added decoded UTF-8 input tests
* Replaced HTML developer manual with a PDF version
0.15 -- 2009-10-19
* Added support for the current development version of Perl (5.11) by
using named Unicode properties instead of POSIX character classes
within any context dependent transliteration rule.
The following transliteration tables are affected:
* xml/din_1460_bul.xml
* xml/iso_9.xml
* xml/streamlined_system_bul.xml
Closes #50613. Thanks to Andreas Koenig for reporting this issue.
* xml/template.xml: Added some more examples, added missing closing tag.
* lib/Lingua/Translit/Tables.pm, xml/xml2dump.pl: To increase robustness
and ease of use, tables are now associated with an identifier instead
of their names.
* Removed "utf8" and "bytes" pragmas.
* Updated indent of all transliteration tables.
0.14 -- 2009-10-16
* Added Win32 support. (Closes #49544)
Please note that a Unix-like environment is still required to develop
transliteration tables using the provided set of tools.
* t/03_translit.t: Use $^X rather than relying on the shebang
* Various trivial fixes, code cleanups and hyperlink updates
* xml/manual/manual.pod: Added missing markup
0.13 -- 2008-04-29
* Added developer manual covering the addition of own transliteration
tables (xml/manual/).
* Added test template (t/xx_tr_template.t.pl)
* Makefile.PL:
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* Suited MSWin32 check for CPAN Testers tools
0.12 -- 2008-04-23
* Added common Polish transliteration ("Common POL")
0.11 -- 2008-04-21
* xml/din_1460_bul.xml: changed transliteration of SOFT SIGN to plain
ASCII apostrophe.
* New transliterations:
* Common SLK (Slovak)
* Common SLV (Slovenian)
0.10 -- 2008-04-17
* lib/Lingua/Translit.pm, xml/translit.dtd: Contexts can now contain two
patterns at a time (before and after). These are combined using AND
logics and therefore act as a logical "inbetween".
* xml/xml2dump.pl: Switched from XML::Simple to XML::LibXML in order to
prevent loss of whitespace charactes like U+180E.
* xml/greeklish.xml: GREEK CAPITAL LETTER UPSILON WITH DIALYTIKA (U+03AB)
bug fixed.
* t/13_tr_Greeklish.t: Added test for upsilon bugfix.
* Added two transliterations for Bulgarian:
* Streamlined System
0.09 -- 2008-04-09
* Added Mongolian transliteration "Common Classical MON". Thanks to
Bayanzul Lodoysamba (firstname.lastname@example.com) for contributing
this table!
* lib/Lingua/Translit.pm: "from" and "to" transliteration patterns are
now evaluated literally only (within \Q and \E).
* lib/Lingua/Translit/Tables.pm: Removed verbose package information from
* translit: Display Lingua::Translit's version if show_list() is called
* translit: For convenience, every underscore in a transliteration's name
is substituted by a blank.
* Makefile.PL: Exit with a hint on MSWin32 rather than dying in
* xml/xml2dump.pl: workaround for discarded U+180E character (see l.85)
* Added a transliteration table template (xml/template.xml)
0.08 -- 2008-03-31
* Added common Czech transliteration "Common CES"
0.07 -- 2008-03-21
* Fixed a wrong codepoint in an ISO 843 rule.
0.06 -- 2008-03-21
* Fixed a wrong codepoint in a DIN 31634 rule.
0.05 -- 2008-03-10
* Renamed "DIN 5008" to "Common DEU" as the DIN norm doesn't cover the
transliteration explicitly.
0.04 -- 2008-02-28
* Added common Romanian transliteration ("Common RON")
* Updated Makefile.PL to use tools/substitute_tables.pl to read a
transliteration table dump and substitute a placeholder line in
lib/Lingua/Translit/Tables.pm with it.
0.03 -- 2008-02-25
* Added DIN 31634 (1982)
* Test fixes (require Perl 5.8 if the "utf8" pragma is used)
0.02 -- 2008-02-18
* Added Greeklish
* Code cleanup
0.01 -- 2008-02-13
* Initial release
* Set of supported transliterations:
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The Real Answer to the Immigration Question
America has almost 12 million illegal immigrants.
Many of them came here on visas and never left.
But about 60 percent of them walked in from just one country — Mexico.
Though the stalled Obama Economy has caused about 900,000 to go home since 2007, there are still about 6 million Mexicans living in the United States who've sneaked across our borders.
Everyone from Marco Rubio to John McCain and our golfer in chief are trying to figure out how to deal with the illegal immigrants we have already and prevent future waves of Mexican migrants.
But no one seems to be talking about why so many Mexicans risk so much — including their lives — to break into America.
What is it that makes so many of them leave their families and children behind and travel – often on foot — to seek economic opportunity in the USA?
I've been to Mexico on business and on vacations. It's a beautiful country, rich with oil, gas and other natural resources. It's blessed with 114 million good and hardworking people.
Mexico has everything it needs to be a First World country. But it's cursed.
Its government is corrupt and inept — and always has been. Now its federal government is a running joke. Its unable — and unwilling — to stop illegal drugs or people from crossing into the USA.
Mexico has become one of the most dangerous places in the world. Deadly criminal cartels effectively control the U.S.-Mexican border, trafficking in drugs and humans. Drug violence is so widespread that some cruise ships no longer visit Mexico's Gold Coast.
No wonder so many Mexicans come north to a country where good jobs are plentiful, the wages are high and the streets are safe. If I were a Mexican, I'd be leaving too.
Yes, as Republicans say, it's time to protect our borders better. Yes, it's time to come up with realistic ways to deal with the illegal immigrants we already have living among us.
But it's also time for one of our so-called political leaders to ratchet up the rhetoric and pull a Ronald Reagan.
When the Soviet Empire still controlled half of the world, my father stood near the Berlin Wall in 1987 and famously told Mr. Gorbachev that if he was really for peace, prosperity and liberalization, he should "Tear down this wall!"
It was a bold and masterful political move that showed the whole world that Ronald Reagan and the United States stood steadfastly on the side of freedom in the waning days of the Cold War.
One of our most important wars today — and one we clearly are not winning — is the drug war on our southern border.
What we need now is for President Obama to skip the back nine at the Floridian, go down to our border with Mexico and deliver a message to Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto.
"Senor Nieto," our part-time president should say, "End the corruption. Crush the drug cartels. Make Mexico a peaceful and safe society. Free your economy from the shackles of socialism so your citizens can go back home to prosper."
President Obama also should declare to the world the United States is ready to do everything it can to help Mexico become a land of freedom and opportunity, not a land of fear and corruption.
Turning Mexico into a better place for its citizens to live and work — a place more like Canada, for example — would also do a lot to solve our future immigration problems.
Mexicans would stay home. And we wouldn't need an army of border control agents and a 20-foot fence protecting our southern border any more than we need them on our northern border to protect us from illegal Canadians.
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We are excited to announce a set of substantial updates to the developer tools in IE, (F12) as well as in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2. The updates in F12 accompany the new releases in IE11.
Previously, we described the capabilities of F12, and its focus on a fast, iterative workflow, on providing accurate data in the DOM Explorer and on providing actionable data in the memory and performance tools.
As you use F12 with this update, you will notice enhancements for the following:
Let's take a look at these improvements to the F12 tools.
One of the great strengths of tools like F12 is they allow you to edit the look of any Web site directly within the browser, without you requiring our source code. However, if you spend time making edits it is difficult to keep track of all the changes you make across your CSS and then applying those final edits back to you origin sources. To improve this situation we have introduced an ability to record and track changes, both visually with 'change-bars', as well as through a new 'Changes' CSS panel in the in the DOM Explorer.
Any change you make in the Styles pane in the DOM Explorer to CSS rules and properties will have a visual clue in the left-margin next to the property or rule that you edited. These are the 'change-bars', and they show green for new properties, yellow for changed properties and values and red for deleted properties. These change-bars will be retained, even if you begin to look at other DOM nodes.
Changebars on the Styles tab
As you may make multiple edits across many nodes, we added a new tab in the CSS panel that lists all the changes in the current F12 session, as a 'diff' view so that you can use it as a checklist when you make manual edits to your source code. It also supports the ability to copy and revert changes through a context menu.
The new Changes tab
If you are developing Web sites and apps, then you are likely using 3rd party libraries like jQuery or Angular, and typically these libraries are often minified. We often see developers who are debugging their code step into library code, and get buried in the depths of that library, before being able to get back to their code to debug their issue.
With this feature now in F12, there are two key things you will see when you debug
Marking files as library code
By default F12 will recognize files that match the URL *.min.js as library code. You can modify this behavior easily however, by marking libraries in the debugger's file picker or in the context menu of the file tab if you have the file open in the debugger.
We will show much more about this feature and the workflow in a follow-on blog post.
To solve this problem, there's a community-driven format that has gained a lot of traction with browsers and Visual Studio, that maps origin source and compiled files called "Source Maps" (spec). These maps are generated during compilation and with this release of F12 we've added support for v3 of the Source Map spec.
When a compiled JavaScript file defines a valid source map, F12 will default to load the original source file, rather than the running JS file, when 'source maps' are turned on (a button on the debugger). You will have the following capabilities:
As with Just-My-Code, we will go into more depth on source maps in a follow-on blog post.
When debugging a memory leak, you typically will be presented with a large amount of data, even if filtered) that memory profilers create, which makes finding that leak complicated. In F12 we had previously taken steps for the tools to summarize the state of the app in the snapshot tiles, and opportunistically suggest potential issues with the detached DOM information indicators. However, in this update, we wanted to take this further, by helping developers zero-down on issues even easier.
The F12 Memory tool now includes the ability to compare three snapshots (and get a scoping view of those snapshots), that is a cleaner process to determine a leak. The snapshots are:
With these snapshots you can compare them and use the new "Scope" filter dropdown to select the "objects left over from snapshot #2," which represents your scenario end state and potentially a set of objects that shouldn't be around anymore, as shown below.
Scope filter
The types view that you see above, shows the list of objects and a gutter indicator of where potential issues may reside.
If you have spent time trying to make a compelling mobile version of your Web site you have likely hit issues with it not looking or working correctly on mobile browsers. To help with this on Windows Phone, we're excited to announce that in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 we have enabled the use of Visual Studio's debugging and performance tools for Internet Explorer on Windows Phone 8.1. For more details on this have a read of the Visual Studio ALM Blog on this topic.
In this release of F12 we've tried to address many customer requests, as well as address bugs that include several crashes caused by the network inspector and not respecting conditional comments when using F12 to emulator lower document modes. Rather than the list the bugs here the bugs will be updated on the Microsoft Connect site for IE (https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/Feedback).
Here's a more detailed list of the changes you'll see in this release of F12.
With this update to IE11 and F12, we're updating developer tools more often getting you the latest features and bug fixes as soon as we can. Expect to see and hear from us more and if you'd like to provide feedback, or ask for new features and help simply reach out on twitter @IEDevChat, or through the IE11 Send Feedback tool or on Connect.
This post just scratches the surface of what's new in F12. Over the next few weeks we'll be publishing blog entries that go into more depth and show you how to use F12. There's also our complete F12 developer tools documentation on MSDN.
In the meantime, we look forward to your feedback. You can reach out to the team on Twitter @IEDevChat, through the IE11 Send Feedback tool or on Connect.
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Friday, Feb. 11, The start of the day
It is 9 a.m. He sits at his desk, coffee in hand, and starts going through his 50 or so daily e-mails. Pictures of his family and famous musicians he has met such as Kenny Chesney and Toby Keith cover the white walls of his conventional office. The windowsill displays numerous flyers, from a model railroad museum to upcoming events at the Union Colony Civic Center, all promotions of the city of Greeley. As interim recreation superintendent, Kyle Holman spends a lot of his time dealing with matters unrelated to this particular department. "I find myself doing a lot of accounting work in this position," Holman said.
Kyle Holman, Interim Recreation Superintendent, makes some morning calls in his office located on the second floor of the Greeley Recreation Center. Photo by Brendan Hall
A bright yellow folder is his nemesis on this cool Friday morning. Refunds and weekly totals from various facilities all need his signature before the day is over and the weekend can begin.
Checking in
Not a half hour has gone by, and Holman already has visitors. In walks Wayne Leighton, manager for both Boomerang and Highland Hills ountry clubs, two golf courses under the supervision of the city of Greeley. Leighton is frustrated because the courses need scorecards and the club professionals are getting nervous. Holman provides a few suggestions, mostly names of individuals to contact, which puts Leighton at ease, knowing the job will be completed. A few minutes later, Bob Adams, interim leisure services director, strolls into Holman's office with a fresh cup of coffee and the attire that would not suggest a casual Friday. Black slacks, a nice blue dress shirt and cell phone holder on his hip, Adams dresses the part of someone hoping interim drops from his title.
Back to work
Now it is 10 a.m. The three finish their small talk and jokes while Holman and Adams continue to suggest ideas to Leighton to insure the scorecards print on time. Adams and Leighton head back to the lobby and continue their morning greetings with other employees in the office. Holman turns back to his computer and continues checking e-mails. One by one he responds to messages, some taking longer than others, the yellow folder still untouched and avoided until later in the day.
A tour of the facilities
At around 11 a.m. Holman leaves the office, making sure the magnet next to his name in the main lobby moves to "out." He heads to the Greeley Ice Haus, a full-size indoor hockey rink located in the middle of downtown Greeley. The facility is empty when he arrives, making the stop here a quick one.
For the next half hour, Holman drives to different parks, such as Island Grove Regional Park, one of Greeley's largest. A versatile park, Island Grove holds numerous events yearly for the Front Range region and has gained a reputation as one of the most picturesque and versatile event complexes in the nation, according to the city of Greeley website. After a quick tour around Island Grove, Holman heads to the Jesus Rodarte Center.
Old friends
It is noon when Holman arrives. Before he can even close his driver door, he hears calls from a Crown Victoria pulling into the small parking lot. It is C.J. Archibeque, a Recreation Program Manager, who works extensively with the Rodarte Center. Archibeque parks his city of Greeley vehicle and exchanges greetings with Holman. They converse like brothers, no formality to their conversation, but they both respect one another. As they enter Archibeque's office, Holman snatches a few pieces of candy from a dish and takes a seat. They talk for a while. Archibeque, energetic and personable, does most of the talking. The center is the central topic as Archibeque vents his frustration about the misconceptions of this community center. "I don't like how people call it a cultural center," Archibeque says. "This center is for the youth of the community, not just a particular culture."
After their discussion, Archibeque takes Holman around the center to show him some of the new features, from the computer lab to the boxing ring, making sure to greet everyone he passes. Holman continues to check his watch as they walk around because he has a lunch to attend with some friends and does not want to keep them waiting.
Almost home
As they part, both share some quick jokes and head their separate ways. It is 1 p.m. Holman heads to lunch with the day almost done on this light Friday. The only thing keeping him from the weekend and his family is that yellow folder with forms still waiting for his signature.
• From La Salle
• University of Northern Colorado graduate (journalism and mass communication major with public relations emphasis)
• Worked at University of Northern Colorado as an assistant athletic director for marketing (during UNC's transition to Division I) handling sponsorships and advertising.
• Worked with Greeley Independence Stampede for five years before working for the city of Greeley.


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Yakhni Pulao
|Low fat milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Use More If Needed)
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Medium, minced
|Minced garlic
|1 Teaspoon
|Minced fresh ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|Basmati rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs), rinsed, drained
|For yakhni stock
|Lamb chops
|1 3⁄4 Pound (Small Sized)
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Cinnamon stick
|1 Inch (1-Inch Piece)
|Cardamom pods
|3 , cracked
|Whole cloves
|Whole peppercorns
|Bay leaves
|2 Medium, coarsely chopped
|Chopped garlic
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon (Or To Taste)
First make the stock: Place all the ingredients in a heavy pan and bring to a boil over medium heat.
Reduce the heat and cook for about 45 minutes or until the meat is cooked.
Strain and discard all the whole spices.
Remove the chops from the stock, discard the bones, and set aside.
Add enough milk to the stock to make 4 cups of liquid.
Set aside.
Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat.
Add the onion, garlic, and ginger, and saute until golden.
Add the lamb and stir-fry for 5-7 minutes.
Add the milk and stock mixture and the rice, and bring to a boil.
Cover and cook for 5-7 minutes.
Reduce the heat to low and cook, covered, for another 15 minutes or until the liquid is fully absorbed and the rice is cooked.
Remove from the heat and let the pulao stand for 10 minutes.
Fluff with a fork.
Serve with plain yogurt and pudina chutney.