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A Campbellsville man accused of beating another man and placing him inside a car trunk with a turtle has filed an appeal of his 50-year prison sentence.
Rex Melton, now 41, was found guilty by a Taylor County grand jury nearly 20 years ago of first-degree assault, first-degree arson and complicity.
According to a February 1990 News-Journal story, Melton and Campbellsville native Richard D. Johnson, now 38, were accused of beating Kirk Nash in September 1989.
Sharon McKee of Campbellsville announces the engagement of her son, Mac McKee, to Lora Beth Payne, daughter of Dennis and Faith Payne of Mt. Vernon, Ky.
Payne is a 1998 graduate of Rockcastle County High School and a 2002 graduate of Cumberland College. She is employed as a social worker at Rockcastle Hospital in Mt. Vernon.
McKee is a 1994 graduate of Campbellsville High School and is employed at Panasonic in Berea, Ky.
What once was a place of healing will soon become a place of learning.
The former Hall Clinic, built in the 1950s or 1960s, was demolished last Friday by Dennis Brinley, owner of HCL Inc. of Louisville.
The property, which was the former location of Dr. James Angel's medical practice, will be the new site for Campbellsville University's School of Business and Economics.
Construction on the nearly 12,000-square-foot building is scheduled to begin in early fall and should take about a year to complete.
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More than two dozen former employees of Fruit of the Loom's former Campbellsville plant met recently for a reunion.
Dixie Wise welcomed all those who attended to her home on Old Lebanon Road on Saturday, July 19.
The women had all worked together for more than 20 years in the 3800 Unit at FOL.
Green County High School graduate Hunter Stevens was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Kentucky Federation of Republican Women. Stevens' essay, on why she chooses to be a Republican, was selected from more than 20 essays from Kentucky high school seniors across the state. She plans to attend Western Kentucky University in an accelerated program, majoring in history and political science. She is the daughter of Fran Stevens of Campbellsville.
Allie Romines of Taylor County was one of 30 rising high school juniors from southern and eastern Kentucky to graduate from Rogers Scholars, a youth leadership program, in July.
Romines, a student at Taylor County High School, attended the second session of Rogers Scholars during the week of July 6-11 at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset. She graduated from the program on July 11 and will be eligible to apply for college scholarships from 13 participating colleges and universities.
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Taylor County's unemployment rate for June was up slightly over April and remains the second highest in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mac Hill of Campbellsville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception Sunday, Aug. 16 at First United Methodist Church.
Kaitlin Mardis celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her home.
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Amanda M. Smith of Campbellsville has accepted membership in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
Smith will be honored during an induction convocation this fall on the campus of Western Kentucky University.
"NSCS is more than just a symbol of academic achievement. Membership gives students access to a number of amazing benefits including career and networking resources, scholarships, travel and service projects both on campus and in the community," said Stephen E. Loflin, NSCS executive director.
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A single-usage network tap monitors network information flow over a particular connection. Instead of requiring a tap for each analytical device, by incorporating elements that regenerate, spread, and coordinate the timing of the signal, multiple, simultaneous, and parallel analytical devices can monitor a particular network connection through one tap, It incorporates four amplifiers preferably manufactured on the same IC die with high-impedance input terminals connected directly to the two conductors of a gigabit Ethernet local area network digital transmission line so as not to load or otherwise upset its impedance or other parameters. The output terminals of the operational amplifiers are connected to and match the input impedance of the digital transmission protocol Gigabit analyzer. The gain of the operational amplifiers is arranged so as to replicate at the input of the analyzer the signals appearing on the Gigabit local area network transmission line with uninterruptible power supply.
1. A network tap that enables multiple, independent and parallel monitoring devices to analyze communication flows through a connection without interfering with such flows, comprising:
means for supplying power to said network tap;
a pair of network ports, each network port having an input and output, for connecting said network tap to said connection;
a first internal channel for the input of a first communication flow through a first member of the pair of network ports, that duplicates and then forwards a first communication flow both within said tap and to an output of a second member of the pair of network ports;
a second internal channel for the input of a first communication flow through the second member of the pair of network ports, that duplicates and then forwards a second communication flow both within said tap and to an output of the first member of the pair of network ports;
at least one pair of monitoring ports, each monitoring port having an output for each of the first and second internal channels; and,
for each internal channel and communication flow forwarded within said tap, means for further duplicating and forwarding the communication flow to the outputs of said pair of monitoring ports.
2. A network tap as in
a first splitter with a first, single-line end to which said input is connected and a second, double-line end with a first and second line, said first line connecting to said output through the other member of the pair of network ports and said second line connecting to said means for further duplicating and forwarding the communication flows to the outputs of said pair of monitoring ports.
3. A network tap as in
a second splitter with a first, single-line end to which said second line from said first splitter is connected, and a second, double-line end with a first and second line; and,
a signal-regenerating circuit board with a pair of inputs to which said first and second line from the second splitter are connected, and a pair of outputs connecting to the outputs of said pair of monitoring ports.
4. A network tap that enables multiple, independent and parallel monitoring devices to analyze communication flows through a connection without interfering with such flows, comprising:
means for supplying power to said network tap;
a pair of network ports, each network port having an input and output, for connecting said network tap to said connection;
a first internal channel for the input of a first communication flow through a first member of the pair of network ports with means for duplicating and forwarding the first communication flow both within said tap and to an output of a second member of the pair of network ports;
a second internal channel for the input of a second communication flow through the second member of the pair of network ports with means for duplicating and forwarding the second communication flow both within said tap and to an output of the first member of the pair of network ports;
at least two pairs of monitoring ports, each monitoring port having an output for the first and second internal channels; and,
for each internal channel and communication flow forwarded within said tap, means for further duplicating and forwarding the communication flows to the outputs of all the monitoring ports.
5. A tap as in
6. A network tap as in
a second splitter with a first, single-line end to which said first splitter's second line is connected and a second, double-line end with a first and second line; and,
a signal-regenerating circuit board, with a pair of inputs to which said second splitter's first and second line are connected, and a pair of outputs;
wherein said pair of outputs of the signal-regenerating and timing coordination circuit board connect with means for further duplicating and forwarding the communication flows to the outputs of all the monitoring ports.
7. A network tap as in
a second splitter with a first, single-line end to which said first splitter's second line is connected and a second, double-line end with a first and second line;
a signal-regenerating circuit board, with a pair of inputs to which said second splitter's first and second line are connected, and a pair of outputs; and,
for each output from a signal-regenerating circuit board, a third splitter with a first, single-line end to which said output is connected, and a second, double-line end with a first and second line, said first and second lines connecting with the outputs of a pair of monitoring ports.
8. A network tap as in
for the next level of duplication of signal, each said third splitter constitutes a second splitter; and,
for the next level of duplication of signal and third splitter constituting a second splitter, the signal-regenerating circuit boards and third splitters are likewise duplicated.
9. A network communications tap as in
a bidirectional splitter having a first, single-line end connecting to the output of a network port, and a second, double-line end with a first and second line, in which said first line is connected to said means for duplicating and forwarding a communication flow for an internal channel within said tap, and said second line is connected to an input of an interactive monitoring port;
said input of the interactive monitoring port allowing a signal from a device attached to said interactive monitoring port to be sent into said tap;
whereby said device connected to said input of the interactive monitoring port may send a signal through said interactive monitoring port's input and said second line through the bidirectional splitter to the output of a network port, the signal merging or overriding that from the first line.
1.A. Field of the Invention
The explosive growth of intercommunication between computers over the Internet has created a consequential need for means to monitor networks while they are working, in order to assure that the communication flows stay within acceptable limits of both speed and quality. To assure and measure the connections means that the communications flowing through them must be monitored and the communication flow analyzed.
Monitoring and analyzing the communication flows requires both physical and logical assessment. Physical assessment must test each of the several criteria (e.g. voltage drop, baud, clarity) that define a particular connection's physical constraints; while logical assessment must similarly test each of the several criteria (e.g. routing, authorization, timing) that define a particular communication's logical constraints. Typically, network evaluation was done by reviewing communications logs; more recently, however, it has become a normal procedure to tap into the signal flow over a connection being analyzed.
One problem that had to be solved, for both electrical/copper and optical/fiber connections, was how to tap into the communication flow without interfering with the traffic that was passing through the connection being tapped. Physically, any tap was a potential interference (either from a drop in potential or timing delay); logically, a tap could become an unsought and unwanted network termination. In perhaps no other field is the Heisenberg principle (that the act of observation changes the behavior of whatever is being observed) more keenly felt. As the signal speed and sensitivity of communications and especially computer networks increased, the interference potential from any tap also went up, in linear, locked progression.
1.B. Description of the Related Art
In the field of monitoring network performance, the prior art has focused on the development, and uses, of single-purpose network taps, wherein each tap is devoted to a single analytical instrument and purpose, and devoted to a single connection, at a time. However, more and more identifying the precise nature of a connection's communications requires comparative, parallel analysis of multiple aspects of the network traffic flowing over that connection. This is particularly crucial for properly assessing and evaluating intermittent, context-dependent, or transient signal interference effects; or identifying 'spoofing' signals which are designed to pass a single filter test by mimicking one set of correct attributes. But this leads to a guesswork game as to which monitoring device, or which sequence of monitoring devices, should be used, for one has to know the right technical question to ask, in order to get the right type of answers.
With the increase in network traffic has also come an increase in the number, and differing natures, of problems which can afflict a network. The Internet in particular uses a packet-based protocol which presumes both a constantly changing set of network connections and that each connection is only semi-dependable. Signals can be mis-addressed, mis-routed, mis-timed, disordered, degraded, or otherwise interfered with. Connections can be formed, dropped, spoofed, or otherwise be imperfect; and they definitely change over time—sometimes, over a very short time indeed. This reduces the value of monitoring spread over time, simply because the need is to analyze multiple different aspects of a communication over a connection simultaneously, to better comprehend the condition and context affecting each particular packet. Yet single-usage network taps leave the user with either a serial-over-time analytical option, or a serial-over-communication (and thus self-interfering) analytical option, because providing multiple access required multiple taps, one for each analytical device.
A multiple-usage, simultaneous and multiple-access network tap is described herein that can be used to monitor the network traffic and communications flow over a particular connection. By incorporating elements that regenerate and spread the signals flowing over the connection, multiple, simultaneous, and parallel analytical devices can monitor that particular network connection through one tap. These elements match the impedance and other characteristics of the network signal, both in the through path, and in the monitoring ports to avoid interference.
In a further embodiment of the invention, a feedback circuit is added which allows interaction with the communication flow, enabling a 'kill signal' to be sent back to a flawed communication's origin, thereby clearing the network of a problem which otherwise might lead to undesired interference, downstream contamination, or breakdown.
The signal flow at Gigabit speeds can be fully duplex, with each of the two channels (A→B and B→A) each being a simplex channel. Thus, one simplex channel will run from 2 a top to 2 b bottom, and the other from 2 b top to 2 a bottom. To fully meet the Gigabit standard, both simplex channels must be simultaneously duplicated and managed. This is done through the cascading pair of paired splitters found in element 10. The first pair of splitters (10 a), take the signal from both simplex channels and duplicate it, with one copy going on through the network ports and the other staying within the tap. The present form of the invention handles each such simplex channel as set forth in the next two paragraphs.
Network port 2 a top flows to a splitter (10 a-a), where the signal is duplicated, with one part then flowing to network port 2 b bottom; similarly, network port 2 b top flows to a second splitter (10 a-b), where the signal is duplicated, with one part then flowing to network port 2 a bottom. To the network, the signal seems to flow through 2 a and 2 b uninterrupted and unaffected.
The second part of the signal from the splitter (10 a-a) into which network port 2 a top flowed, flows into a second splitter (10 b-a). Each of these redoubled signals then flows first into a first signal regeneration board (12), and then into a third splitter (16 a and 16 b, respectively), producing 4 identical signals which flow to each of the monitoring ports (4 a, 4 b, 4 c, 4 d).
Similarly, the second part of the signal from the splitter (10 a-b) into which network port 2 b top flowed, flows into a second splitter (10 b-b). Each of these redoubled signals then flows first into a first signal regeneration board (14), and then into a third splitter (16 c and 16 d, respectively), producing 4 identical signals which flow to each of the monitoring ports (4 a, 4 b, 4 c, 4 d).
In this fashion, any signal that comes into the tap (which must come through either 2 a top or 2 b top) both flows through to the network (through 2 b bottom and 2 a bottom, respectively), and is first doubled (in splitters in 10 a), then regenerated (in signal regeneration boards 12 or 14), and then redoubled (in splitters in 16 a-d), to make it available simultaneously for to up to four independent, separate, and parallel monitoring devices which can connect in through monitoring ports 4 a, 4 b, 4 c, and 4 d.
Alternative drawings for a single duplication (two, instead of four parallel monitoring ports) which would require one less pair of splitters have not been submitted as such was believed unnecessarily duplicative.
When operating gigabit Ethernet, local area network data communications systems it is vital to monitor data transmission with an absolute minimum of intrusion or disruption of the data stream. 1000BASE-T uses a symbol rate of 125 Mbaud, but it uses all four pairs for the link and a more sophisticated five-level coding scheme. In addition, 1000BASE-T sends and receives simultaneously on each pair. Combining 5-level coding and 4 pairs allows 1000BASE-T to send one byte in parallel at each signal pulse. 4 (pairs)�125 Msymbols/second�2 bits/symbol=1 Gbps.
The transmission can be simplex or half-duplex mode, or transmission can be in full-duplex mode (both directions simultaneously, usually using two oppositely-directed simplex channels).
One of the more common families of existing transmission testing apparatus or transmission analyzer (Tas) has an input impedance of about on hundred ohms. Performance criteria for 1000BASE-T, which is advised to test each link for, includes the return loss and Equal-Level Far End Crosstalk (ELFEXT) as specified in 1000BASE-T. Return loss is a measure of the reflected energy caused by impedance mismatches in the cabling system. ELFEXT is defined as the measure of the unwanted signal coupling from a transmitter at the near-end into a neighboring pair measured at the far-end relative to the received signal level measured on that same pair.
Power sum equal level far end cross talk (PSELFEXT) is a computation of the unwanted signal coupling from multiple transmitters at the near-end into a pair measured at the far-end relative to the received signal level on that same pair. Return loss and ELFEXT have a significantly affect 1000BASE-T operation.
In a local area network, a group of workstations is usually connected to a transmission line or to a digital switch by a circuit called a shared media hub (SMH), which sends all traffic from one workstation to all the other workstations that it serves in addition to sending that traffic to the switch, if required.
Unless the SMH is connected into the line A-B and left permanently in place, dedicated to testing that transmission line at that node, the transmission must be interrupted and restarted each time that the testing SMH is reconnected into the transmission line so that testing can be stared. The transmission would again have to be interrupted to remove the SMH for use in a test somewhere else. Temporarily taking the transmission line out of service twice whenever the line is to be tested is usually unacceptable to the users of the workstations. Leaving the lines untested and letting problems 'fester' is also sufficiently undesirable as to cause significant task and personal problems (as any network technician can confirm).
Permanently installing SMHs at any number of nodes of transmission line for testing purposes only is also unacceptable, when it is considered that each AMH can cost about $3,000. Also, most SMHs, as presently available, are for simplex transmission only and would not support the very common full duplex transmissions without addition of a second SMH. Reasonable cost objectives militate against installing a plurality of paired SMHs at strategic locations in a local area network for the sole purpose of facilitating occasional testing of the network at that particular node.
The use of impedance-matching coupling transformers is widely known in the digital data communications field, where any transmission is likely to encounter interconnecting devices and media of different impedances. However, for digital data transmission, such coupling transformers are usually designed for use over a limited band of digital transmission speed or rates. It may be theoretically possible to custom design a coupling transformer to meet a very wide frequency bandwidth needed to transmit digital signals at rates of from ten megabaud to significantly over one thousand megabaud. However, it should be highly unlikely that such a custom-made coupling transformer would meet cost objectives (mentioned above) in order to permit widespread permanent installation at strategic locations thought a local area network where monitoring and transmission analysis might be desired in the future.
Impedance matching can also be accomplished using discrete passive electronic devices such as individual capacitors and inductors. However, at such digital transmission speed, design difficulties such as component and conductor placement and orientation pose significant design difficulties, which would be expected to affect adversely upon production yield, and operational time demands.
It is theoretically possible to use operational amplifiers to present very high input impedance to a digital transmission line and fairly low output impedance to a transmission analyzer. However, since operation is expected to take place at thousand megabaud speeds, the maximum frequency capability of the operational amplifier must be many times higher than the baud (bit per second) of the digital data transmission signal. Such high-frequency operational amplifiers exist. However, there are four conductors comprising each simplex transmission line. There must be a separate operational amplifier for each conductor of the transmission line in order to reproduce the positive and negative signals involved. Four operational amplifiers connected to the four conductors of a digital data transmission line must have the same maximum frequency capability. Otherwise the positive and negative transitions of the amplified digital data signals will lack and thus impair the operation of the digital transmission analyzer.
In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, the input terminals of four high-frequency operational amplifiers that are manufactured on a single integrated circuit die are connected to the four conductors of a digital data transmission line serving a local area network. The output terminals of the four operational amplifiers are connected through a suitable impedance match to the input of the digital transmission analyzer.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a permanent, inexpensive facility in multiple locations of a local area network to allow monitoring of data transmission traffic without disrupting ongoing data transmission by either interrupting transmission or upsetting its characteristic transmission impedance.
It is another object of the present invention to provide an interface or monitor port on a local area data transmission network for use with either simplex and half-duplex transmission or with full duplex transmission.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a monitor port that is sufficiently inexpensive that it can be installed at a plurality of nodes at the initial installation of a local area network transmission system and left in place, permanently.
It is another object of the present invention to have an uninterruptible power supply to the tap, in case of power failure, so the potential link signal will not delay any link between the monitored devices, resulting in network data flow interruption.
The best embodiment of the present form of the invention uses a passive-link integrity which allows the network communication to flow through the tap even when the power is turned off to either the tap or any of the monitoring devices to which it may be connected.
Because the network link, to meet 1000 Base T standards, will have twinned input and output ports, each of which will have a top and bottom part comprising a impedance-matching coupling transformers, thereby giving the full duplex mode (both directions simultaneously, using two oppositely-directed simplex channels). Each simplex channel is connected to a splitter, which duplicates the signals flowing over the channel without changing the characteristics otherwise. (Both impedance-matching coupling transformers and splitters are known within the industry.) From the splitter, one line goes back out through the matching impedance-matching coupling transformer, completing that simplex channel through the tap. The other line from the splitter goes through a second splitter where it becomes two lines, which then both through a signal regenerating board, and then through a second pair of splitters where it becomes four lines, each of which now goes to an impedance-matching coupling transformer serving as a monitoring port, to which an analytical or monitoring device can be attached and through which the signal can be monitored and analyzed.
It is possible to decrease the number of stages of splitters (remove the second pair, and only two simultaneous, parallel ports for each simplex channel will exist) or to increase them, though this will require adding additional signal-regenerating boards.
Each connection is best thought of as a pair of channels (A and B), through which communications flow simultaneously into and then out of the tap. (In on A, out on B; and in on B, out on A.) To monitor the communication, the communication flowing on each channel is simultaneously and in parallel duplicated; where there was A, there is now A and A′; where there was B, there is now B and B′. A and B are sent off out of the tap, while the duplicated A′ and B′ are now available for monitoring and analysis without affecting the original A or B. For two parallel devices, each of A′ and B′ must be duplicated a second time; for four parallel devices, A′ and B′ must be duplicated a second and third time (2*2, after all, equals 4). These extra steps may require that the signals be regenerated to overcome potential frictional interference and timing delays.
In an alternative embodiment of this invention, one of the monitoring ports can become an interactive source for injecting signals into the communications passing through the network link. Preferentially, this will be the monitoring port (4 d) closest to the network ports (2 a, 2 b). This port will receive, at the bottom port (4 d bottom) the signal from one simplex channel (2 a top), but not from the second simplex channel (2 b top); instead, the device connected to that now-interactive monitoring port will send out a feedback signal (through 4 d top). This interactive signal will be merged with, and override or otherwise interact with, the signal from the second simplex channel (2 b, top) (which as before will flow through the first splitter (10 a-b) and back towards the other network port (2 a)), at a bidirectional splitter (25) before actually reaching the other the other network port (2 a).
While this invention has been described in reference to illustrative embodiments, this description is not to be construed in a limiting sense. Various modifications and combinations of the illustrative embodiments as well as other embodiments of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art upon referencing this disclosure. It is therefore intended this disclosure encompass any such modifications or embodiments. The scope of this invention includes any combination of the elements from the different embodiments disclosed in this specification, and is not limited to the specifics of the preferred embodiment or any of the alternative embodiments mentioned above. Individual user configurations and embodiments of this invention may contain all, or less than all, of the elements disclosed in the specification according to the needs and desires of that user. The claims stated herein should be read as including those elements which are not necessary to the invention yet are in the prior art and are necessary to the overall function of that particular claim, and should be read as including, to the maximum extent permissible by law, known functional equivalents to those elements disclosed in this specification, even though those known functional equivalents are not exhaustively detailed herein.
Although the present invention has been described chiefly in terms of the presently preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that the disclosure is not to be interpreted as limiting. Various alterations and modifications will no doubt become apparent to those skilled in the art after having read the above disclosure. Such modifications may involve other features which are already known in the design, manufacture and use of network communication taps, and which may be used instead of or in addition to features already described herein. The industry-standard components not specifically detailed herein are not limiting but instructive of the embodiment of the invention, and variations which are readily derived through market or mechanical transformations which are standard or known to the appropriate art are not excluded by omission. Accordingly, it is intended that the appended claims are interpreted as covering all alterations and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention in light of the prior art.
Additionally, although claims have been formulated in this application to particular combinations of elements, it should be understood that the scope of the disclosure of the present application also includes any single novel element or any novel combination of elements disclosed herein, either explicitly or implicitly, whether or not it relates to the same invention as presently claimed in any claim and whether or not it mitigates any or all of the same technical problems as does the present invention. The applicants hereby give notice that new claims may be formulated to such features and/or combinations of such features during the prosecution of the present application or of any further application derived therefrom.
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Both from the late 70s/very early 80s, and both staring Leslie Neilson! Watched them both as a kid and loved them. It's nigh on impossible to find much about either on the Internet, although there are a couple of clips of City on Fire. If I watched them again now I would probably be majorly disappointed, as I've built them up in my head to be the best things ever! But then again, anything staring Leslie is fine with me.
Also another one - a woman kills her sister and husband by cutting the brake line in the car, so that she can bring up their baby as her own. As the lad grows up she goes mad, starts killing people, and cuts all her hair off. Now, if anyone can tell me the name of that TV movie, I'd be eternally grateful!!!
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Purchased this bag because I love the Lug Brand, but also because I was in need of a new weekend/travel bag. I couldnt be happier. I love the protective plastic along the bottom, all the pockets, and hiding spots for all my goodies and the colour is beautiful. I have a young son, and I am frequently looking for something that allows me to carry my belongings and his. The handles seem durable, the shoulder strap is plenty long and seems durable also, and the inside shoe bag will be great for all the things kids dirty! My only complaint is that the package deals sold out so quickly but overall this is a great bag, will buy lots of other Lug products. Thanks for making them available through the Shopping Channel!
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I needed a good gym bag, and this is a real winner. Stands up for you, you can easily access, and there is a place for everything. Great pockets on the outside, perfect for I-pods, keys, swimming accessories, you name it! It is sturdy, and beautifully made. Love this bag, just purchased two more for gift giving. They are going to love it too.
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Atlanta Hawks coach Larry Drew says ''it's a little bit mind-boggling'' that his team didn't come out with more intensity in Game 1 of the playoff series against Indiana. The Pacers romped to a 107-90 victory, and Drew said Monday that it's clear why: ''They physically manhandled us.'' Drew says the Hawks looked as though they were playing just another regular-season game, which won't do at this time of year. The coach says he couldn't believe his eyes when watching film of the Indiana rout. The Pacers outrebounded Atlanta 48-32 and went to the free-throw line 34 times, compared to 14 for the Hawks. Drew is pondering a possible lineup change to get more physical with the Pacers. Game 2 in the best-of-seven series is Wednesday night in Indianapolis.
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Honey Biscuits
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|5 Ounce (125 Gram)
|Finely grated lemon rind
|2 Teaspoon
|Caster sugar
|3 Ounce (85 Gram)
|Vegetable oil
|3 Fluid Ounce (80 Milliliter)
|Plain flour
|10 Ounce (300 Gram)
|Self raising flour
|5 Ounce (150 Gram)
|Finely chopped walnuts
|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
|For glace
|Orange juice
|6 Fluid Ounce
|Clear honey
|9 Fluid Ounce
|Ground pistachio
|2 Teaspoon
With an electric mixture beat together the butter, rind and sugar.
Gradually beat in the oil until the mixture is really light and fluffy.
Stir in the sifted flours, nuts and enough juice to make a soft pliable dough.
Take a table spoon of the mixture and shape into oval shapes.
Flatten slightly with the back of a fork and place on a greased baking tray.
Continue doing this to the rest of the dough then bake in a pre heated oven.
When lightly golden take out and lift onto a cooling tray.
For the glaze heat the honey in a small microwave bowl or a pan.
Dip the cooled biscuits individually into the honey and then sprinkle with the sesame seeds and the ground pistachio nuts.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:45 Minutes
Ready In:60 Minutes
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Hazelnut Meringue
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|Egg white
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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|2 Tablespoon, ground
Preheat the oven to 250° F.
Trace a 10 inch circle on a piece of parchment paper.
Place the paper on a baking sheet.
Beat the egg white until frothy.
Add the salt and beat until soft peaks form.
Gradually add the sugar, beating until stiff peaks form.
Fold in the hazelnuts.
Place the meringue in the center of the parchment circle.
Smooth it evenly to the outer edge with a small spatula.
Bake at 250° F for 30 minutes.
Turn off the oven for 1 hour, leaving the meringue in the oven.
Turn on the oven again to 250° F and bake for an additional 30 minutes.
Turn off the oven.
Let the meringue remain in the oven without opening the door for at least 2 hours.
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