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Originally posted by SurfMonkey
The 2.5 months was plucked from the speculation tree
But also with the rumour of the R350 announced to compete with the NV30. The R300 is, what, one month old now? If the NV30 is announced mid November and so is the R350 then that will be roughly 2.5 months.
Even though the card isn't released you are effectively saying the previous model is now out of date and requires a refresh.
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You really think the NV30 will be released (available) early-mid November, even with the new rumors piling on about problems with TSMC etc.? Personally, I feel that if just a few NV30's are actually available for purchase before the new year, that would be a huge moral victory for nVidia. In reality, I don't expect that to happen. Thus, if the R350
to come out late January/early February to compete with the NV30, that would be 5 months. nVidia has released a "refresh" within that time frame in the past, so it wouldn't be unheard of. Was NV saying the GF3 Ti was "out of date" when they released the GF4? (BTW, I really don't expect an R350 that soon... perhaps a "9700 Ultra" but I kind of doubt that as well. I expect them to hold off an launch a proper R350 in the March timeframe.)
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WILSON, N.C. – The USA Baseball Collegiate National Team committed four errors, leading to six unearned runs, as Japan evened the International Friendship Series with a 7-5 victory on Monday at historic Fleming Stadium, home of the Wilson Tobs of the Coastal Plain League. Continue reading Japan defeats Team USA 7-5
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THOMASVILLE, N.C. – The USA Baseball Collegiate National Team rolled to a series-opening win, 10-0, over Japan on Sunday as it scored three runs in each of the first two innings and Carson Fulmer (Vanderbilt) and Andrew Moore (Oregon State) combined on a two-hit shutout in front of a packed house at Finch Field in Thomasville, N.C., home of the High Point-Thomasville HiTops of the Coastal Plain League.
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I will relate a tale told me by my riding buddy two days ago when he came over to beg garage space from me to change fork seals. He was riding about a week ago up "Industrial Road" (Same road I smoked the Honda Insight, for those of you who remember) and some guy in a cage was weaving in and out of traffic trying to get "there" faster. It's ridiculous on this street because it just. doesn't. happen. You just need to go with it, whether in car or on bike. Apparently my buddy was in the left lane and Audi boy in the right decided to try and squeeze him out, force him to slow down and shove his way in, just like Dake Z's mercedes buddy did.
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Doc & Brutie's closes
A Basehor restaurant has closed its doors.
Denny "Doc" Hougham and George "Brutie" Mills, owners of Doc and Bruties Pizza and Bar-B-Que, have closed their restaurant in Basehor, located in the city's downtown district at 2806 N. 155th Street.
Mills said the duo is closing its De Soto location as well. The decision was made Saturday to close the restaurants because of unsteady business, he said.
Doc and Brutie's restaurant was located at 155th Street and U.S. Highway 24/40 for eight years before moving downtown.
A fire in December 2002 displaced the restaurant temporarily. After it re-opened at the town square, it shut down briefly before moving into a newly renovated building downtown.
Doc and Bruties opened at their new, larger space in May of 2003. Mills said he and Hougham weren't closing in Basehor to start ventures elsewhere. The restaurant just didn't work out financially for the two restaurateurs, he said.
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You'll need to adjust the uploads URL setting. You can do this in your Admin CP under System -> Files -> Storage Settings. Click the "Configurations" tab and then edit your storage config (if you have more than one you'll need to edit them all) and remove the "http:" from the URL setting, so it's just:
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Tom S. added a comment [4.0.0] ACP Login Page BugI found the same error here:
Tom S. added a bug in Bug Tracker[4.0.0] ACP Login Page BugHello,
Occasionally, when accessing the login page for the ACP a Fatal error line appears.
I am still able to log into the ACP fine. I just thought you should know about it.
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Tom S. added a comment [RC7a] [Important bug] Can't move the forum to another URLHave you followed these instructions?
Tom S. added a post in a topic Followers Are Superior To FriendsThese days, most social networks such as Twitter, Instagram, Vine etc. operate on a "follow" basis. Even Facebook shows me more from pages I "like" i.e. "follow" on my news feed than content from actual friends. That's just how the Internet is moving. Users are more accustomed to using a "follow" system. So, to me, it makes perfect sense for IPS to offer a "follow" system over a "friends" one. Having both would just get confusing from a user's stand point.
I would hazard a guess that the average user of IPS's products is primarily focused around offering content to as wide an audience as possible. Therefore, a "follow" system is the most practical for this type of community/business. Some might be more niche and aim to cater to a small audience. However, you must accept that that will be a very small portion of the IPS client base. Also, if a community is that small, a friends system might not even be necessary.
I do want to say though that I understand your frustration to wanting/needing a feature for your site that's currently not available (I've been there). What makes it worse is the feature used to exist. In a perfect world, IPS would offer the option for users to turn on/off a "friends" feature. I am not against that happening. I just feel that's the way social media has evolved and IPS are responding to that accordingly.
Tom S. added a post in a topic IPS4 Pages - Menu SuggestionI guess just ignore my first post then.
The way I believe this should work is when creating a new menu item in the ACP. You select a folder from your list of pages. Then the newly created tab will link to the default page of the selected folder, which you can specify manually. Then any other page which is accessed within that folder or subfolder will trigger the tab to be highlighted. This system would be more intuitive than having to add each individual page to the menu and then hiding them all from the dropdown list. Imagine if I plan on having 100 pages for a particular application, which I do. The current system is going to be very cumbersome as well as forces me to have a dropdown list for one link.
Tom S. added a post in a topic IPS4 Pages - Menu SuggestionI tried to give a simple example, which I see now won't convey why this is needed. So here is another more indepth reason for this feature.
Let's say I want to create my own custom application called "marketplace" using Pages. This application will contain many pages but only one page will be accessed through the tab "Marketplace". i.e. the start page. But when the other pages of the application are visited you would still want the "Marketplace" tab to highlighted. Currently the only way to get that tab to stay highlighted for multiple pages is to add each page to the "Marketplace" menu folder and then hide the page from the drop down list. I don't belive this is ideal but that's up to IPB if they want to change how that works.
But for what I want, only one page will be accessible through the tab and therefore I don't want a dropdown list to appear with just one link.
Tom S. added a topic in Product FeedbackIPS4 Pages - Menu SuggestionHello,
In IPS4 Pages, it's possible to create a new menu item with a dropdown list. The same as the "IPS4 Resources" tab on this board.
It is also possible to set permissions on which links in the dropdown list can be viewed by member groups.
My suggestion is that if a certain member group can only view one of the links, the dropdown list shouldn't appear, and instead have the tab link directly to that page. As it seems silly if the dropdown list only contains one link.
For example:
If IPB set the permissions of a member group to only see ISP4 Resources->Feature Plan. Then when they click IPS4 Resources it should take them straight to that page and not show them a dropdown list with one option.
Note: As IPS4 Resources is a broad term this suggestion might not seem that important. But if it was for a tab called "Marketplace". And I wanted two links for staff members such as "store front" and "store management". But for members to only have access to "store front". At this present time they would click on "Marketplace" then see the option for "store front", which is unnecessary.
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Overshot on 5th fire?
I overshot a bit... the 5th fire was getting to a good 800-850 on the oven dome.
Do you think I'm getting to the point where I can try actually cooking next time?
Or should I make another fire or two at about this size (or slightly higher)?
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The flames are beautiful, by the way, the way they hit the top of the dome and bounce down. Just as I had read about.
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here is some video from the 5th fire:
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There is a tiny hairline crack in the front floor piece, coming from the front opening straight back a bit (in front of where I had the fire).
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Hi Mark,
I know we talked about the hairline crack outside the fourm, but for everyone else, I thought I would post my response here as well. It's OK. :) That was probably a pretty strong fire for #5 -- and yes, you are ready to cook something. Grill some steaks or chicken, or roast a chicken and potatotes. Have fun!
This is not a problem at all. The Artigiano does get little hairline cracks in the floor and dome (we've even put a description in the installation guide) and I have talked with the builder about it at length. Basically, real brick ovens, and the authentic cotta refrattario floors are susceptible to hairline cracks -- and they have absolutely no impact on how well the oven will last or how long it will last. The builder's experience of 25 years is that is just part of the territory, and comes with having an authentic brick oven.
I hope this puts you at ease! Your oven will cook wonderfully.
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Thanks. I have a "tuscan grill" but I was really hoping the first thing I cooked would be a pizza :-)
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Tuscan grill tomorrow; or Pizza Napoletana by the weekend. At least it's a good tradeoff!
As our daughter say -- broccoli or spinach isn't reallly a choice.
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Should have replied to this earlier. If you don't get minor cracking, it's a bonus. But, and it's a large one, they do, as James says, go with the territory. I got a small crack above the outside arch on my all brick bread oven very early on Might have had something to do with the fact that an early version draft door caught fire and overheated the angle iron behind the arch. Ahem. It's not gotten any bigger, it doesn't impact the way the oven performs, and it's sort of decorative. Don' sweat it. Or, as the saying in Canada sometimes is, "No sweat in the Arctic."
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100% Kids_Show #1
Congratulations on your first show!
I can't wait to work on #2.
I am so proud of all you! The work for this show was hard since it was our first time ever trying to read and write and think about a podcast show. You are an amazing group!
Tomorrow let's get writing on next week's show!
Mrs. Felderman
Loved it! Great job boys and girls. Especially loved the singing! Can't wait for next week's show
Mrs. Conroy
Excellent work boys and girls. Very good teamwork. I am already waiting for show#2.
All the best
Mrs. Gulati
Wow! You are famous. I loved listening to you all. I have never listened to this kind of podcast before so thank you for teaching me about this. I am looking forward to your next show.
Ms Pardini
Great job kids! You definitely have very interesting things to tell us. I will be on the look out for more. Keep up the great work!
I loved your podcast! I enjoyed listening to you tell all about your class. It was very interesting. I liked that you included students who read in spanish. I can't wait to hear the next show!
Dear Class,
Wow, you are industrious kids. I really enjoyed watching my first podcast. I am glad that you are trying to change the world. The world needs lots of help. You must have a wonderful teacher to help you with such great work. I hope some kids in Ohio see this.
Dr. W.C. Kasten
Kent State University
Kent, OH. 44242-0001
I love the singing! Also this made me think about animals locked up in cages at the zoo. I do not know if it is ok. You are making me think about this.
Dear 100% Kids,
I listened to your podcast, thank you. I think that you have some big ideas to talk about. I used to teach at your school and LOVE Bailey's. I read you a story this year, but I am not sure if you remember or not. I know a lot of kids have moved in your class this year, so maybe they are listening and thinking about you all!
My big questions is that I am wondering if your class has written a letter or emailed the zoo about the cages. Did you find out what a small cage is and what a big cage would be like? Is there space at the zoo for big cages? I want to know more about how you researched the zoo.
I am very proud of you for including other languages beside just English. It is fun to hear kids on podcasts!
Please keep sharing and showing your artwork, you are doing very important work.
-Sarah (some of your cousins and brothers/sisters may know me as Mrs. Vander Zanden, I know for sure I had one of your brothers -M.R. in my class!)
Dear Podcast class,
You all rock! It was great listening to all the cool things you had to say on your podcast.
Keep up the great work!
Mr. Miner
Thank you very much for listening to our podcast! We were very happy to see that you enjoyed our show. You ask lots of good questions to help us think more about things like how animals are treated.
We hope you keep listening.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 16
Remembering always our three rings -- the multi-act play that is the political winding down of the Iraq war, the other parts of the 2007-8 legislative agenda, and the looming 2008 presidential race -- the first two rings moved along in tandem (as they will for some time) over the weekend.
On Iraq, the President had his best TV performance in years, minueting with Scott Pelley on "60 Minutes," but that was largely offset by the grim news coverage out of Iraq (and the Gang of 500 mindset, which demands a fight over funding).
Ring Two remains in suspended animation (although check out Robin Toner's must-read New York Times piece which adds another brick to the theory that the Democrats have their PR act together LINK).
On Ring Three, all eyes are on the Junior Senator from Illinois, as he gets ready, apparently, to do some kabuki toe dipping.
So, without further ado, and back by popular demand, the ABC's of Barack Hussein Obama -- questions and answers, with only the most discerning Note readers being able to tell which are questions and which are answers.
B is for bedlam, which is what we will see on the cable nets when this thing pops.
A is for Axelrod (David), Obama's chief strategist, who told an interviewer last week regarding an imminent announcement: "It could come in two steps, because legally, in order to fully plan, you sometimes need to form an interim committee or an exploratory committee."
R is for Robert Gibbs, the Obama adviser who gets more voicemails and emails a day than do John Weaver and Howard Wolfson combined.
A is for advisers to Obama, and the Chicago Tribune did a favor for bookers everywhere over the weekend with a profile of them all. (Or did they miss some?) LINK
C is for Clinton, whose extended political family includes someone(s) who, (authorized or not), will try to sew doubts about Obama's experience.
K is for King, whose holiday Obama decided not to announce on. (thank you)
H is for hope, which, if you look at the fundraising commitments, doesn't seem so audacious after all.
U is for underdog, which, we predict, is a status he will attempt to reclaim in his announcement speech.
S is for Senate, where some Democratic Clinton-Obama colleagues privately (for now) have some serious worries about Clinton Fatigue.
S is for Sweet (the Sun-Times' Lynn), who still lives in fear of being scooped by the Trib. LINK
E is for Edwards (Johnny Reid), the only other Democratic presidential candidate not named "Clinton" who currently has an effective and aggressive anti-Obama strategy.
I is for issues, and he is going to need some fast.
N is for 'Net, where, if this is real, Obama should raise millions by May 1.
O is for Oprah, whose production schedule this week has been studied by all hard-charging reporters.
B is for Barnett, one of many FOBs and FOHs suddenly feeling very torn.
A is for Andy Shaw, superstar (of WLS) who just might spring an Andy Hiller pop quiz on his hometown candidate. LINK
M is for Michelle Obama, whose role will be at least 1/3 part Hillary Rodham, but how much Judy Steinberg?
A is for "any minute now" -- so be ready.
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Alicia [from Seaport Flowers, yay!] and her fiance made these adorable save the dates. Gotta love Photoshop!
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Anyhooo….Dave and I are older (he's 49 I'm almost 42) both of us LOVE LOVE LOVE music. I've had a bunch of Americana bands that I worked with as merch chick, den mother, group therapist, promo guru, photographer etc and Dave IS a musician (with a day job).
Since music is such an important part of both of our lives we made our save the dates cards to look like real concert tickets. Our invitations will look like a Hatch Show Print (a very cool place in Nashville that does amazing work and if we were having a bigger wedding I would have them do the actual invitation but I couldn't justify it for 20-40 invitations when the min order was 100.) The whole wedding weekend is going to be one great big "picking party" since the majority of the guest list are either musician or sing.
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i used to live in brooklyn (le sigh) and am now a soon-to-be bride. I don't know where I found your blog, but it is a refreshing contrast to lots of the wedding broo-ha-ha I seem to sift through . . .I really enjoy your perspective and the items you share . . .I thought you might get a kick out of the save date created by myself and my sweety, david.
The celebration just keep continuing over at The Brides Cafe…in honor of Janie's 1 year of blogging, she's hosting an Ultimate Wedding Giveaway! One lucky couple will get free flowers, planning AND photography from some of the best in the biz. Check out her blog to enter.
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The Design: I used our initials to create a playful double entendre in the design…both sweet (AH) and practical (A)aron (H)eidi. Hummingbirds are a central theme in our wedding…they are my good luck charm and they symbolize peace, love and happiness! They also harken to our playful spirit and love of nature (our wedding is being held here: http://magc.org/)
The Process: It took SO long to come up with the design and then produce it! Being a designer is a benefit and a curse in this regard. I created the design in illustrator cs3 and printed the cards via gocco (my first gocco project!) Each card had to be printed twice to have the pink stand out against the chocolate brown. The backside features basic information and our wedding website information. I used Paper Source Papaya cover stock, smart carnival chocolate brown envelopes, and custom labels. My color palette is like a peach…features pinks, peaches, a little orange, yellow, right up to the stem…bright green leaf and brown stem!
The Suite: I'm about to get started on the invitation suite soon, but I can tell you that the invites will feature a laser-etched design, akin to Tord Bootjne!!! More to come on that! I am aiming to kickstart my own custom invitation business next year, post wedding.
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Welcome to Doncaster Rovers Soccer Club
Senior Men's Coach appointment for 2015
George Moutafis
I'm very pleased to announce the recent appointments of George Moutafis as the Senior Men Head Coach for 2015. We are, indeed, very fortunate to have secured the services of George at Doncaster Rovers. George comes to Doncaster with a very impressive list of coaching qualifications and experiences at a high level in previous clubs.
What impressed me the most about George is his genuine desire and passion to oversee the Senior Men's soccer development at the club and establish a strong connection and pathways for all of our Junior boys at Doncaster. We welcome George to Doncaster Rovers Soccer Club and wish him all the best for the coming 2015 season.
George is currently going through the process of trialling Senior men players prior to selecting squads for the upcoming 2015 season. For more information contact the coaches under the Senior tab on the website.
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Sevilla to sign Sergio Escudero from Getafe
Sevilla announced on Friday they have reached an agreement with Getafe to sign Spanish left-back Sergio Escudero for an undisclosed fee, subject to a medical.
Escudero, who started in 26 league games to help Getafe defend their Primera Division status last season, will put pen to paper on a four-year contract with the Europa League winners.
#SevillaFC and Getafe CF have reached an agreement for the transfer of @SerEscudero89...


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Armenian Bread
|Active dry yeast
|2 Tablespoon
|Warm water
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Nonfat dry milk
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|6 1⁄2 Cup (104 tbs)
|Sesame seeds
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 , beaten
1. Sprinkle yeast into very warm water in a large bowl. ("Very warm water" should feel comfortably warm when dropped on wrist.) Stir until yeast dissolves; then stir in dry milk, sugar, salt and oil.
2. Beat in 2 cups of the flour until smooth. Beat in enough of the remaining flour to make a soft dough.
3. Turn out onto lightly floured surface. Knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes, using only as much flour as needed to keep dough from sticking.
4. Invert large bowl over dough; let rest 20 minutes.
5. Divide dough into 4 pieces. Divide one of these pieces into 3 pieces. Grease 3 cooky sheets with oil. Pat out one of the large pieces of dough to a 9-inch round on one of the cooky sheets. Make a 3-inch hole in center of round by pulling dough back with fingers. Pat a small piece of dough into a 3-inch round and place in center. Repeat to make 3 loaves. Cover each loaf with plastic wrap. Chill 2 to 6 hours.
6. Remove breads from refrigerator; remove plastic wrap. Let stand at room temperature 10 minutes.
7. Sprinkle sesame seeds in a shallow baking pan. Toast seeds in a moderate oven (350°), 5 minutes, or just until golden.
8. Brush breads with beaten egg and sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds.
9. Bake in moderate oven (350°) 30 minutes, or until breads are golden, and sound hollow when tapped. Remove from cooky sheets to wire racks; cool breads completely before serving.


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Picture: Adam Levine - Adam Levine launches his new fragrance at Macys - Los Angeles, California, United States - Wednesday 6th February 2013
Adam Levine's future mother-in-law is hoping the singer and her daughter Behati Prinsloo will choose to wed in the model's native Namibia, so the bride's minister father can officiate the ceremony.
The Maroon 5 frontman, 34, announced his engagement to the Victoria's Secret beauty, 24, earlier this month (Jul13) and although the couple has yet to start planning the nuptials, Behati's mum, Magda Prinsloo, would love to see them wed in Africa.
She tells America's Star magazine, "(Behati's dad) Boet would be honoured to officiate - but wherever is best for both families."
The catwalk star's parents are now busy organising a trip to Los Angeles to meet Levine and his family for the first time, but Magda admits they are already fond of the musician after he made the effort to ask for their daughter's hand in marriage before proposing.
She says, "Adam called my husband, Boet, and I to talk with us before he asked Behati. We are very happy!"
The stars began dating last year (May12), but split in March (13). They reunited shortly before the engagement announcement.


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There's no question that the Federal Trade Commission has the authority to prevent deceptive and unfair trade practices, such as false or misleading claims directed at consumers. Somehow, however, that authority has morphed into a much broader reach than one would have expected on the basis of common sense. We've written extensively about such jurisdictional overreaching by the FTC in the health food industry (see, for instance, this article). One of the latest examples of the FTC's expansion of its powers is its recent settlement agreement with Twitter.
The FTC and Twitter entered into a settlement agreement in March to resolve claims that the company deceived consumers regarding its privacy protection practices. The FTC's action was a result of two security breaches at Twitter in 2009 that permitted hackers to obtain unauthorized administrative control of Twitter, including access to non-public user information and tweets. The security breaches and underlying security practices at Twitter, according to the FTC, were in contravention of Twitter's published privacy policy.
The variance between Twitter's stated policy and its practice was the "hook" for the FTC, which alleged that Twitter thus deceived its users regarding its privacy protection measures. To address this alleged deception, the settlement agreement between the FTC and Twitter requires that Twitter not make any misrepresentations about its security measures and its protection of non-public user data. This portion of the settlement makes sense and appears to be within Commission jurisdiction, but the settlement terms are far more extensive. One troubling aspect is that the agreement outlines security measures for Twitter to follow and institutes external monitoring requirements.
So how does the FTC go from preventing deceptive trade practices to regulating cyber security? And where is the statutory authority for this power? The Commission appears to be engaging in an increasingly common practice of creating new standards and expanding its reach – outside its authority, outside the traditional rulemaking process – by developing those standards through settlement agreements with companies under investigation. These companies are likely to agree to a variety of terms in order to get the government off their back. From their perspective, it often makes sense to end a dispute with the FTC rather than to challenge its power.
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Wheat Noodles with Honey Roasted Pork
|Pork leg/Back
|1 1⁄2 Pound (750 Grams, Loin Can Be Used, But Lacks The Fat Content Of Good Char Siew)
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon (Runy Is Preferable)
|Dark soy sauce/1 dessertspoon
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chinese five spice powder
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon (1 Dessertspoon)
|Choy sum/Bok choy
|1 1⁄2 Pound (750 Grams)
|Chinese wheat noodles
|12 Ounce (1 Box, Dried Variety)
|For sauce mix
|Dark soy sauce
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon (1 Dessertspoon)
|White pepper
|1 Dash
|Sesame oil
|1 Dash (1 Small Sprinkle)
|Oyster sauce
|1 Teaspoon
1. Wash the pork and cut into long thin strips. In a large bowl, tip in the honey, dark soy sauce, and five spice powder. Add the pork to the bowl and marinate overnight till required.
2. Wash the vegetables and set aside to drain.
3. In a large soup kettle of boiling water, tip in the vegetables and simmer for 2 minutes. Drain the vegetables and reserve the cooking liquid.
4. Grill the marinated pork under a hot grill till the edges of the meat start to char. This will take 15-20 minutes. Once done, remove from heat and slice thinly. Slice thinly.
5. Measure out 2-3 bundles of noodles per guest and then simmer them according to pack instructions. Use a Chinese wire mesh ladle to cook and sieve the noodles.
6. Toss the noodles in the sauce and plate equal amount of each plate.
7. Garnish with choy sum, sliced car siew and serve hot immediately


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Vegas, San Juan finalists to host '07 FIBA Americas
Updated: October 17, 2006, 6:31 PM ETBy Andy Katz | ESPN.com
Las Vegas got one step closer to earning the bid for the FIBA Tournament of the Americas, giving USA Basketball a decided advantage in its quest to qualify for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
FIBA America announced Tuesday that Las Vegas and San Juan were the two finalists to host the event in August 2007 when the top two finishers will earn bids to the Olympics. A decision is due by the end of the week.
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Jose, what are you using for b&w now?? GORGEOUS! I so wish I could have been there :( Hopefully next year though!! Cody
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Congrats on some great bucks and great eating.
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Congrats on some great bucks and great eating.
We hunted Southeasten Wyoming near Medicine Bow. We drew tags the first year and were three for three while hunting. Great experience.
Stayed at the Virginian Hotel. Great experience!
Congrats young man. We need some details. Weapon used? Distance? Days hunted?
Congrats on a large animal and a lot of delicious meat.
What state? I would love to attempt a mule deer hunt in the future.
We did an antelope hunt in Wyomin this year to get our feet wet. I would recommend doing this or a cow elk hunt where you later plan on hunting a bull elk. This way you are hunting, scouting, and...
That's my lifetime dreams wrapped into one hunting season! Congrats.
Congrats on a successful hunt and fulfillment of dreams.


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On Sunday, after months of economic and political turmoil, Greek citizens fed up with paying for mistakes made by their country's power elite took to the streets by the tens of thousands to signal their disapproval of the austerity measures the government pushed through late that night.
While the international media zoomed in on Libya on Thursday, another important story was unfolding in Athens, where two days of strikes and protests failed to sway parliament members from passing a bill of austerity measures the Greek government insisted was necessary to avoid an even more catastrophic economic mess.
Pro-migrant marchers were attacked by far-right stone throwers in Athens as they protested plans to build an eight-mile-long fence on Greece's border with Turkey aimed at keeping out illegal immigrants.
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Two men in their early 20s have been arrested in Greece in connection with four mail bombs addressed to French President Nicolas Sarkozy and the Mexican, Belgian and Dutch embassies in Athens.
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The ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes spent his life battling the assault on democracy by tyrants. It is disheartening to be reminded that he lost.
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A stray dog named Kanellos has apparently been on the front lines of most major protests in Greece over the past two years. He is also the focus of a blog, the subject of a recent Guardian photo essay, and the inspiration for several YouTube video homages.
The BBC reports on the riots that have plagued the Greek capital since police shot and killed a teenager on Saturday.
Let us now praise famous men. And after yet another U.S. presidential candidates' debate of awesome sterility I'm referring principally to one of the first journalists to understand war and, so far as he could, to check his sources: Thucydides.
Veteran rocker and self-described "queer artist" Michael Stipe has made a startling announcement about his two bandmates, Peter Buck and Mike Mills, ending, as Stipe put it, "years of awkward speculation" about their sexual orientation.
The United States Embassy in Athens, frequently assaulted by radical groups, was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade Thursday. The State Department says no one was injured by the explosion.
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Next Tuesday's All-Star Game, in essence, will serve as one grand talent show for the Texas Rangers. An eye-opening eight Rangers will represent their squad in the Midsummer Classic. Yet, Friday night in Arlington, the Twins' starting pitcher outshone every Ranger he encountered. Francisco Liriano flashed back to his 2006 all-star form at times, spurring a 5-1 Twins victory. Minnesota's most talented pitcher, Liriano looked the part Friday. The 28-year-old lefty looked comfortable on the mound virtually throughout. His slider had bite, and his fastball popped the catcher's mit with authority, often registering 94 mph on the radar gun. When Liriano did encounter trouble, he typically displayed poise. "He seems more under control and composed," Twins veteran Justin Morneau said of Liriano, who improved to 3-7 this season. "He's attacking the strike zone," Morneau added. Texas mounted a potential threat in Friday's sixth frame, before the Twins' starter induced a double-play groundout,...
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The retailer claims its 'How We Roll' online and outdoor campaign, pushing its Urbo pushchair, represents the first time a UK nursery brand has used "these types of images".
Mamas & Papas aims to break from the traditional images of a mum and dad with their two children, by running creative that gives same sex-parenting and single parenting as much prominence as traditional family units.
The campaign images are being supported by three short films profiling "real families".
Olivia Robinson, creative director and youngest daughter of Mamas & Papas owners the Scacchetti family, said: "We put parenting at the heart of everything we do at Mamas & Papas and, as a parent myself, I wanted a campaign that reflected and celebrated the diversity of the modern family today.
"We understand there are many faces of parenting out there, so the next part of the campaign is to see how other parents 'roll'. We'd love to hear from families and see their story and pictures, and share these through the campaign, and we'll be inviting people to do this through social media".
The retailer conducted a nationwide survey of parents to coincide with the launch of the campaign, in which 65% of 18- to 34-year-old respondents saying they were indifferent or positive towards same- sex parenting, while 20% were unfavourable.
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Thought I'd post DIY LED safelight "Mark II" as it was a fun little project.
It takes 8"x10" filters. Shown is a Kodak #1. Note I used Kodak filters because I was able to get a few recently for a song. Otherwise they are ridiculously expensive so you'd be better off with some Rosco or Lee gels or something.
The pictures show the safelight with the red LED board installed. I would use either a Kodak #1 or #2 for ortho film (masking). The #1 works well for printing too. But I still tend to prefer the good old Kodak OC for printing so I made an identical LED board with warm white LEDs. I can slide that one in and use a Kodak OC filter.
The "electrical work" for this is essentially plug-and-play for dummies from Superbrightleds.
The dimmer works by "pulse width modulation" so that spectral output is constant regardless of dimmer level.
These LED safelights are fun projects but as others have noted, always do proper safelight tests. These cheap red LEDs are not as sharp cutting as one might expect, nor do these particular red LEDs peak far enough into the red spectrum as I'd like. Superbrightleds does offer another red that peaks at 660nm with a fairly narrow band, but they are not plug-and-play (require soldering etc) so I didn't bother. Since I had the Kodak filters anyway, putting a #1 or #2 over red LEDs makes for very long safe times.


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The authors report the case of a 29–year–old patient with severe SM who achieved stringent complete response with Bortezomib plus Dexamethasone after an early relapse subsequent to a high–dose Melphalan regimen followed autologous peripheral blood stem cell transplantation (APBSCT). It is of particular note that dermatological lesions responded to both therapies before M–component modifications, suggesting that scleromyxedema is independent of M–component characteristics. However, treatment should be directed towards the underlying plasma cell malignancy with typical anti–myeloma agents.
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The "Spiritual" Spin of Mary Kay
This was the hardest part for me. I remember running into a director at a gas station after my first seminar in 1998. I asked her "I don't get this part of making God my business partner." She said "You will." At that seminar I heard Cindy Williams say "God does not call the equipped, He equips the called." I was stunned. Born and raised as Episcopalian, I had never heard God's name evoked in any business opportunity before, and I was at a loss for words.
Fast forward a few years and I am a member of a semi-elite Bible Studies group for directors only. This involvement calls for me to drive 100 miles round trip to breathe the same air as other directors who are more worthy than me. I remember the first time we prayed for more red jackets and more production. Another stunning moment.