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- I do not consent to a search of this device.
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- Any search will be prosecuted criminally or civilly.
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Comment Two "A"s and a "B" (Score 3, Informative) 129 129
Comment What is was like... (Score 2) 64 64
You can tell the old Phreaks because they are crying at the end of Part II
Comment Re:Interview this guy for Slashdot (Score 1) 211 211
Where are the mod points when you need them?
Comment Thanks (Score 1) 9 9
It great meeting everyone last night, thanks for a good time. Oh, and the open bar was really nice!
Comment Re:Fire One (Score 1) 241 241
Wow, it would be nice if we even Got an email.
It typically goes like this:
We call Fire One and tell them we had a problem.
They say: Oh yeah, we fixed that one 3 updates ago, send in all 100 of your modules and we'll upgrade them for the low, low, price of $195 each.
Comment Re:Fire One (Score 5, Informative) 241 241
Yeah, Don't get my above rant wrong, Fire One is the best system, really the only system out there for firing large shows. I use all of the others, but they are the only ones out there that can handle large pyromusicals (I.E. > 2000 cues).
It has more then enough juice to fire an entire module (32 cues) at once, and that is a good thing for mine fronts, set peices etc... We need and want that feature.
I'll be back at the magazines tomorrow and want to run a test - I'm thinking if you either forget to assign delays, or assign them twice for a fully scripted show, you will have the same result.
As far as I know, there are no commercially available products out there that will let you test ematches with firepower on (the Capacitive Discharge circuit) powered, so I'm pretty sure it's not a testing issue.
Even though Garden State is a competitor, I feel for those guys, We've had our share of learning curves too.
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A am a pryotechnician that works exclusively with computer fired shows. From what I'm hearing on the mailing lists so far, they were using the Fire One controller. We also use them (we have over 100 modules at $795 each). I haven't been involved in the "Loading" of the show into the embedded controller for the past few years, but I was called into action about 3 years ago when we had the same problem with our "semi automatic" shows (press a button for each event). I found there was an additional step when downloading the show from the PC to the firing controller called "Assign Delays" that had to be manually entered when loading. Without that step, all shells for each event fired immediately. I don't know if Fire One ever fixed it because it's now part of our written checklist for loading and we haven't had a problem since, and Fire One is notorious for fixing a problem with one customer, updating the firrmware but not telling the rest of their customer base that there is an update.
If you are using Fire One, you can thank me for the new Line receivers in the new modules, I had to go to the plant and show them the problem.
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I just dropped Dish Network in favor of Roku this month. I just found I wasn't watching any of the dish channels for the last 6 months.
Comment Re:Don't Like the Idea of Abuse Reporting (Score 1) 410 410
I agree, one of the things that impressed me in the beginning was that the was no "censoring". When the Scientology post was removed under a court order, it was known and discussed.
I've read the FAQ, and nowhere does it explicitly state a comment wont just quietly "disappear" because someone decided it was "abuse".
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The point was, I don't have to worry about Chlorine Tankers, I can see the big 1017 Chlorine Placard from a distance and wear the appropriate PPE. At least I know what I'm getting into. I realize they package it appropriately, but I would prefer *NOT* to bet my life on it (or at least make an informed decision).
Comment Placards (Score 3, Insightful) 461 461
I hope they have their own cleanup and recovery team following them at all times. Since the pictures show a truck with no placards, any normal Emergency Services team must be deemed expendable.
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I honestly didn't know which way I threw a lead hook... so I threw a few, and apparently, I throw palm down to the head, and thumb up to the body.
My background is very traditional Shotokan... so we didn't throw hooks... we threw this hybrid punch/gay wave thing kage-zuki(?). I only learned to throw a hook when we took part in a freestyle tourney, and we all got battered by Lau Gar guys who could throw hooks AND sidestep!
Because gloves were alien, I think my palm down hook is to protect my thumb (couldn't fold it in far enough because of the stooopid mitts they made me wear), and also 'cos I tend to throw the hook sliding in behind a jab, only half retracting the arm.
And the thumb up to the body because I only ever throw these in very close quarters and it seems to be better for short distance.
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did a search for boxers frature and this post came up so i hope its relevent. I didnt have time to read through the whole post though. whoever has fractured their hand for whatever reason what did you do to get back to training as quick as possible? because wraps and gloves aint enough to help me. 5th meta is swollen for a while already and the 4th is gone completely. dissapeared inside my hand. wish i had a camera for all you to have a good laugh.
it might be the trapezium under the knuckle but im no doc.
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The answer to that question for many of my peers has one thing in common: Coal. The only problem with that is my generation faces a question that those before us never had to consider: "Will there be a stable career in the coal industry for me to pursue?"
Several years ago, asking such a question would probably get you some funny looks from almost anyone. This is because we all know someone who spent their life as a miner, railroader, or coal truck driver. We are living in the heart of the billion dollar coal fields, after all. Unfortunately, with all the current layoffs and a cut in active mines, the absence of coal related jobs is no longer an uncommon concern.
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Sports that require money for purchasing equipment, or clubs with a membership fee may be dropped because it simply cannot be considered a priority any longer. It's devastating to those who have given years of their lives to coal, to see their children do without.
The success of the coal industry is honestly a domino effect. When it does well, we all do well. When it struggles, we all struggle. It's encouraging to see pro-coal rallies and people who openly express their support for keeping coal alive.
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Coal is the gold of the mountains, and to us, it's so much more than that. It's our heritage. Our fathers came home with coal dust on their face. Mining stripes are considered a fashion statement. In the school parking lot, it's strange not to see a truck sporting clever pro-coal graphics.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by vcoco EYE CATCHING AND FUNCTIONAL This shoe is the perfect combination of practical and stylish. The heel height makes them wearable all day. The patent is perfect for a day to evening shoe. The gold embellishment covers the toes, but it is tastefully done and gives these shoes their pop. When I first wore them, they hurt alittle at the toes because my foot was rubbing up against the edge of the gold piece, but they have now molded to my foot and are my go to shoe! September 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ClassyChic Great shoes Couldn't wait to get this shoes delivered and i wasn't disappointed. Fits true to size and very classy. August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lauraloveschocolate Beautiful! These shoes are exactly what I was looking for. I love the patten leather and big square gold detail on the front of the shoe. The heel is a great height for work capris and with jeans. They were comfortable to wear from the start. Classic style that I will wear for years. August 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Silklady Surprisingly surprised Wore it for the first time today. Was worried I might have a problem but my worries were laid to rest. Had to walk a lot today and the shoe stood the test. It's comfortable to walk in, great heel height and does not tire your feet. At the end of the day it hurts just a tiny bit in front but it's to be expected with most new shoes. Once you break it in and the leather moulds to your feet ( which will be with the next one or two wears ) I'm confident this will be one of my favorite shoes. The patent leather can easily bring you from day to night. If you want attention, this shoe certainly does it's job. Had lots of compliments from just one day of wearing it. August 8, 2014
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The Yolo Audubon Society holds in January of each year a Juntior Bird Count. This is an excellent way to get children ages 8–15 involved in the natural world and to introduce them to the concept of citizen science, besides having a really good time and seeing (and counting) some great birds.
The 2013 count will be held on Sunday, January 20. More information will be posted here as it becomes available.


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31 Aug 2012, 05:48
Martin Hoffmann (2 posts)
I'm stuck in the beginning of the book. My section#sidebar does not float to the right. When trying out the layout rails app in the code section it it the same. The problem is the the sidebar's top is on the content's bottom. Anyhow I have some ideas how to fix this, I would really appreciate to see your solution. Thanks in advance.
Martin Hoffmann
31 Aug 2012, 15:23
John M Athayde (39 posts)
Martin -
Can you put your code into a github repo and share it to me? (my account is "boboroshi" on github). I'll gladly take a look for you. If you're saying this is occurring in our code please let me know as well. We had done an audit for the 1.1 release of the eBook, but haven't played with it since.
Cheers J
04 Sep 2012, 14:20
Martin Hoffmann (2 posts)
Hi John,
tanks for your answer. Here you can get the code of a very slightly modified version of your artflow code. I just added some content on the main side.
Best regards, Martin
02 Nov 2012, 14:00
John M Athayde (39 posts)
Thanks Martin. I'll take a look at this over the weekend. Sorry I've been on the road a lot doing the book tour in the Mid-Atlantic and haven't checked in here.
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GoGrid has just released its 1-Button Deploy™ of HBase, available to all customers in the US-West-1 data center. This technology makes it easy to deploy either a development or production HBase cluster on GoGrid's high-performance infrastructure. GoGrid's 1-Button Deploy™ technology combines the capabilities of one of the leading NoSQL databases with our expertise in building high-performance Cloud Servers.
HBase is a scalable, high-performance, open-source database. HBase is often called the Hadoop distributed database – it leverages the Hadoop framework but adds several capabilities such as real-time queries and the ability to organize data into a table-like structure. GoGrid's 1-Button Deploy™ of HBase takes advantage of our SSD and Raw Disk Cloud Servers while making it easy to deploy a fully configured cluster. GoGrid deploys the latest Hortonworks' distribution of HBase on Hadoop 2.0. If you've ever tried to deploy HBase or Hadoop yourself, you know it can be challenging. GoGrid's 1-button Deploy™ does all the heavy lifting and applies all the recommended configurations to ensure a smooth path to deployment.
Why GoGrid Cloud Servers?
SSD Cloud Servers have several high-performance characteristics. They all come with attached SSD storage and large available RAM for the high I/O uses common to HBase. The Name Nodes benefit from the large RAM options available on SSD Cloud Servers and the Data Nodes use our Raw Disk Cloud Servers, which are configured as JBOD (Just a Bunch of Disks). This is the recommended disk configuration for Data Nodes, and GoGrid is one of the first providers to offer this configuration in a Cloud Server. Both SSD and Raw Disk Cloud Servers use a redundant 10-Gbps public and private network to ensure you have the maximum bandwidth to transfer your data. Plus, the cloud makes it easy to add more Data Nodes to your cluster as needed. You can use GoGrid's 1-Button Deploy™ to provision either a 5-server development cluster or an 11-server production cluster with Firewall Service enabled.
Development Environments
The smallest recommended size for a development cluster is 5 servers. Although it's possible to run HBase on a single server, you won't be able to test failover or how data is replicated across nodes. You'll most likely have a small database so you won't need as much RAM, but will still benefit from SSD storage and a fast network. The Data Nodes use Raw Disk Cloud Servers and are configured with a replication factor of 3.
Production Environments
HBase production environments need to be configured for high availability. GoGrid's configuration includes 2 Name Nodes (a primary and a backup) so the cluster continues to run in the event of a Name Node failure. There are also 5 Data Nodes with the assumption that a larger data set will be processed in production. The HBase Master is on a separate node, and Zookeeper is also deployed on its own 3-node cluster. There are other possible configurations available, but this is the configuration provisioned with 1-Button Deploy™. You'll probably need to deploy more Data Nodes as your cluster grows.
The GoGrid Firewall Service is deployed to limit public access to the cluster. You're able to modify the level of access through our management console. The cluster itself is configured to communicate completely on the private network. The base production configuration uses 11 public IPs. If you're a new customer, you should have enough public IPs in your initial public subnet to deploy 1 cluster. However, if you're an existing customer, you may need to request additional public IPs to deploy this cluster. You can make this request in the management console.
Hadoop 2.0
Hadoop is a very popular framework and is the analytic engine of choice for companies dealing with Big Data. The first release of Hadoop is often described as MapReduce + HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System). As a new technology, it lacked the flexibility and robustness enterprises required. Hadoop 2.0 is an attempt to prepare Hadoop for mainstream use. With the initial release of Hadoop, the Name Node was a single point of failure. Hadoop 2.0 addresses this issue by allowing a true highly available Name Node (support for multiple namespaces for managing HDFS). If the active Name Node fails, the standby Name Node then takes over. This process isn't the same as Hadoop 1.x's Secondary Name Node, which only stored checkpoints. The MapReduce + HDFS paradigm was also limiting, tying nearly ever addition to a MapReduce job. In Hadoop 2.0, MapReduce and HDFS are now separate, with a new manager called YARN that allows anything to run on HDFS (MapReduce, SQL, Storm, etc.). This approach greatly increases the flexibility of Hadoop; however, it's a major change for those familiar with Hadoop 1.x. Gone are 1.x's JobTracker and TaskTracker; they've been replaced by ResourceManagers and ApplicationMasters. Although Hadoop 2.0 is now GA, it's relatively new and constantly updated. I recommend looking through Hortonworks' documentation to get a better understanding of all the changes.
Why HBase?
Hadoop is great if you want to run batch jobs. When you want to interact with your data in real time and interactively, however, you'll want to use HBase. Although it's a separate Apache project, it's built on top of Hadoop and leverages many of its components, notably HDFS. Customers can use HBase like a database: inserting data, creating tables, and running queries. It also supports real-time interactions on a large scale. HBase often competes with Cassandra because they have similar capabilities, but there is one major distinction. Cassandra is frequently described as an AP system, meaning that it favors Availability and Partition tolerance over Consistency. In comparison, HBase is a CP system, meaning that it favors Consistency and Partition tolerance over Availability.
Facebook is an early adopter of HBase, which it uses for its messaging service (and now for graph search). The messaging service is a perfect use case for why a company would want to use HBase. First, messaging involves a large amount of data that is unstructured and that users expect to interact with in real time. When you post a message, you expect a quick response (assuming the person on the other end is online). You also expect the response you enter to be the same response received by the recipient. This is where consistency is important. HBase will ensure strong consistency, meaning that regardless of which node responds, it will always return the same answer. However, it may not always respond. In the case of a messaging app, this is acceptable behavior because users are accustomed to recipients not always responding immediately.
1-Button-Deploy™ of HBase
Assuming you have a GoGrid account, login to the management console. Once you're in the Grid View, click on the "Add" (+) button to open the "Add New Infrastructure" window. Once you're there, click on "Big Data Clusters" and select HBase.
You're then presented with a screen where you can select either a production or development cluster. Once you click "Deploy," all the servers, related infrastructure, and configurations will be deployed.
You'll then see the servers for each node as well as an icon representing the cluster itself.
Getting Started
When all the server status lights turn green, the cluster has been deployed successfully. However, the cluster may still be converging even if all the servers show green. I recommend waiting a few minutes longer before trying to run HBase. If there's a problem building the cluster, then the process will roll back, deleting all the infrastructure. You'll need to attempt to deploy the cluster again in that scenario.
Assuming everything is up and running, login to the HBase Master. Use the console service or your favorite client to SSH into the server. If you're unable to connect with your client, you may need to check your firewall rules, especially if you've deployed the production cluster. Once you're logged into the server, type "hbase shell" at the prompt to have a command line interface with the database. If you don't get any errors, then HBase should be running successfully on that server. If you want more details on HBase, look through our wiki and for more advanced help, review the HBase online manual.
GoGrid is committed to releasing additional Big Data solutions using 1-Button Deploy™ technology. In our experience, customers typically deploy multiple Big Data solutions to test what works best for them and which solutions are better suited for specific parts of their business process. Try GoGrid's 1-Button Deploy™ for HBase today and see if it's the right solution for you!
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This year's band line-up includes: South Central, Buckeye Central, Norwalk, Open Door, New London, Bucyrus, Willard, Edison Alumni Band and Edison High School.
Tickets are $5, students and seniors $4. Tickets can be purchased at the gate starting at 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
The band is also hosting a canned food drive for the show. Anyone who brings five canned food items wil get one free ticket to the show.
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Tight supplies of some components including voice coil motors and ITO films may put a brake on the growing sales of HTC's high-end smartphones, including the HTC One X+, Windows Phone (WP) 8X and HTC Butterfly, according to industry sources.
Sales of the WP8X have been extremely strong in the US, while the HTC Butterfly has become one of the hot-selling models in Japan, Taiwan and China, the sources indicated.
HTC has been placing additional orders for PCBs and flexible PCBs since December in order to satisfy strong demand for the HTC Butterfly, which is reportedly in short supply in Japan and Taiwan at the moment, the sources revealed.
Additional PCB/FPCB supplies to HTC are believed to have been limited, since the capacity utilization rates of PCB/FPCB lines at makers have already been high, said the sources.
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HTC is currently sourcing PCBs from Unimicron Technology, Unitech Printed Circuit Board and Multek, while buying FPCBs from Career Technology, Foxlink and M-Flex, revealed the sources.
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Sep 12 2011
Italian Chicken Soup
WARNING: I'm afraid I'm going to be obsessed with soup this fall. I apologize in advance. Something about the recent lifting of the two-thousand degree weather has made me really excited about finally being able to eat hot food made in pots.
I made three soups last week, unsure of which one(s) I'd use for my cookbook and which one(s) I'd post here. Yesterday, I closed my eyes and picked one…and was so happy this was the one I landed on, as it's the one I most wanted to share. It's very loosely based on a classic soup from a chain Italian restaurant, but departs from it in several key ways…not the least of which is the addition of heavy cream, which adds richness to the soup without turning it into…well, a creamy soup. It really is the best of both worlds.
This is a delightful and delicious soup, but be aware that it's kind of pot-heavy (meaning I'm going to drive you crazy saying "get another pot…get another pot"). It's also one of those recipes that has a lot of "set-aside" steps along the way (meaning I'm going to drive you crazy saying "do this…then set aside.") You'll see what I mean.
Finally, to address an issue raised here a couple of weeks ago: I'm going to watch The Princess Bride for the first time ever this week.
Throw the chicken into a pot and cover it with a bunch of chicken broth or stock. Bring it to a boil, then simmer it with the lid on for 30 minutes. After that, turn off the heat and let it sit in the pot for an additional thirty minutes.
After that, take the chicken out of the pot and shred all the meat. Get ridda the bones, but keep the broth that the chicken cooked in. Set this all aside. (This will not be the first time I say "set aside" in this post. Sorry.)
Meantime, cook the pasta. If you can find it, get this kind. I love it. It's like macaroni without the curl, and half the size.
That made no sense.
Anyway, just cook the stuff ahead of time. Then rinse it with cold water and toss it with a little olive oil. I like this better than throwing the pasta in to cook with the soup, because I have deeply rooted issues and imagine that all the starchy stuff would fall into the soup, which it would, which is just fine for normal people who don't have issues, but for me I just think of all the starch floating around in the soup.
Don't be like me.
Another "set aside" item: mince up a bunch of oregano. Heat a little skillet over medium-high heat, then drizzle in some olive oil. Throw the oregano into the olive oil, then turn off the heat, stirring the oregano constantly for a good minute or so. Your kitchen will smell like oregano, and this concoction is going to make the soup so darn good, you'll cry.
You can also use dried oregano flakes! Heating it up in the olive oil really awakens the flavor. If you're using the dried stuff, though, use half the quantity since dried herbs are quite a bit stronger.
Next, dice up some onion and green bell pepper (I think red would be nice; I just didn't have any)…
And some jalapeno for heat. You can leave this out if your family can't HANDLE the spice, but after it's all said and done, it really turns out to be nice and mild, with a little bit of spice.
I love jalapenos.
Set Aside Item #254: Chop up a can of whole tomatoes. Then set. Them aside.
Set aside, set aside, set aside-side-side
Set aside, set aside, set aside-side-side
Set aside, set aside, set aside-side-side
Set ASIDE
Set aside-side-side
I feel better now. I hope you do, too.
Throw all the veggies into a pot (sorry about all the different pots. you can plan ahead and reuse the same pot if you have the time) with a little olive oil, and saute them over medium-high heat.
Sprinkle in some salt and pepper…
Then cook 'em for about ten minutes, or until they're tender and golden brown.
Next, pour in the chicken broth…
And all the oregano and olive oil from the little skillet. Look at that gorgeous oil. When you serve the soup, a little bit will rise to the surface of the soup and you'll want to dip a big hunk of bread in it.
I speak from experience here.
Then throw in salt and pepper and simmer it just a few minutes to heat it all up.
Dish it up, then sprinkle on plenty of Parmesan cheese. Big, fat shavings are the best…but all I had was this pregrated stuff. And it was just fine.
(Get it?)
Yum, yum. Hooray for cooler weather! And hooray for soups that make your soul sing.
Off to see what the Princess Bride passion is all about,
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Italian Chicken Soup
- Prep Time:
- Cook Time:
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Servings:
- 8
- 1 box Ditalini Pasta (very Short Macaroni-type Pasta Noodles)
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 whole Cut Up Fryer Chicken
- 8 cups Low Sodium Chicken Broth
- 1 whole Medium Onion, Diced
- 2 whole Green Bell Peppers, Diced
- 2 stalks Celery, Diced
- 2 whole Fresh Jalapenos, Diced
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 can (28-ounce) Can Whole Tomatoes
- 2 cups Heavy Cream
- 1/3 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 4 Tablespoons Minced Fresh Oregano
- Salt And Freshly Ground Pepper, To Taste
- Parmesan Cheese Shavings, For Serving
Preparation Instructions
Cook pasta in a pot according to package directions, being sure not to overcook it. Drain and rinse in cold water to cool. Toss in 1 tablespoon olive oil and set aside.
Place chicken in a large pot or dutch oven and cover in chicken stock. Bring to a boil, then simmer chicken, covered, for 30 minutes. Turn off heat and leave covered for 30 minutes. Remove chicken from pot and shred meat. Discard bones and set meat aside.
Dice canned tomatoes and return them to their juice. Set aside.
Heat a small skillet over medium high heat. Add olive oil and oregano and turn off heat, stirring over the next minute to keep oregano from burning. Set this aside.
Either pour off chicken broth into a separate container or use a new pot to saute onion, green pepper, celery, and jalapenos in 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium heat until tender and golden brown, about 10 minutes. Add chicken broth, shredded chicken, and tomatoes with their juice. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Add cooked pasta, cream, and all the oregano and olive oil from the small skillet. Stir to combine. Turn off heat.
Serve with lots of Parmesan sprinkled on the top--the more the better! Crusty Italian bread is good, too.
430 Comments and 83 Replies
Anna Grace On Friday, October 14 at 4:33 pm
pw, PLEASE WATCH PRINCESS BRIDE!!!
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jamesie On Monday, October 24 at 5:39 pm
my 21-month old son devours this soup when given the opportunity. which is amazing, since he doesn't like chicken. at all. THANK YOU!!
Lindsay On Tuesday, October 25 at 8:44 am
Do you think this recipe could be adapted to the slow cooker?
Lora On Monday, November 21 at 7:55 am
I used my slow cooker to make the chicken. I put three boneless breasts in 4 cups of broth for about 4 hrs. I sauteed everything, then took the chicken out and chopped it up, then put everything but the cream and cheese in the slow cooker and left it on warm overnight (8 hours). If you will be eating it sooner, you can put it on low or high, depending on how soon you need to eat! I just didn't want to wake up to burnt or crusty soup! I added the cream and cheese to the individual servings, but you could add the cream about 15 minutes before serving to warm it up.
Kate On Wednesday, November 9 at 2:11 pm
Making this for dinner tonight – Cold weather has hit us here in the Western United states as well
Tiffany On Sunday, November 13 at 6:11 pm
Just made this, so yummY! It's a little heavier than some other soups, but it's great if you're in the mood for it! I would def make this again.
Amanda S On Monday, November 14 at 3:23 pm
Thank you thank you thank you!!! Because of your lovely Italian Chicken Soup recipe I am no longer 1) afraid to boil chicken (as lame as that sounds) and 2) I made my first soup and LOVED IT. The parmesan on top was a nice touch. Oh, and dipping fresh baked focaccia in this stuff…to. die. for.
Lauren C On Tuesday, November 15 at 8:43 pm
I just found out about your blog last week while watching your challenge to Bobby Flay on the Food Network. You are amazing! I don't know how you do it! I live in FL, and even though it was 80 degrees I couldn't resist making this soup. I was a little worried about the cream at first (I've never made a creamy soup!) but it was light and rich just like you said! My husband was thoroughly impressed, too. I already have a few more recipes on my dinner menu for this week Thanks for such an awesome blog!
Jessica On Tuesday, November 15 at 9:19 pm
you are hilariously entertaining! loved reading your step-by-step/picture-by-picture recipe! and it looks tasty! my co-worker posted this link on her facebook and said she made it for dinner tonight. *fingers-crossed* hope she made enough to bring to work tomorrow and share!!!
Lora On Monday, November 21 at 7:26 am
WOW! This is just what I was looking for! My family has been sick for a week and I wanted chicken soup, but nothing was sounding right to my taste buds. I am on my fifth mug in 24 hours and actually feeling better! It tastes similar to the chicken soup at Cici's Pizza, but better because I can tweek it to meet my needs (like I left out the pasta since that is a no-no for me right now!) and it is freshly made!
Franklin On Wednesday, November 30 at 10:43 pm
This was a great family pleaser. I made a couple of small alterations: First I cut the cream in half. Second I used about a tbl of aleppo pepper with the oregano and added a couple cloves of pressed garlic. I also used 2 14 ounce cans of roasted diced tomatoes and a serrano chili in place of one of the jalapenos. What a beautiful and satisfying soup.
Tina On Friday, December 2 at 12:01 pm
This is a 5 star recipe. Even my picky eaters were picking up the bowl to slurp the remaining liquid before asking for more!
Wendy A On Sunday, December 4 at 5:43 pm
I made it and it was very good, but I think I used too much pasta. How big a box does one use?
Becky On Monday, December 5 at 11:34 am
I just made this and it was to die for! I served it to company….always trying new recipes on company…and they LOVED it. I think next time I'm going to skip the cream though. I liked the broth better without the cream! Just a thought..
Bobbie Rubin On Monday, December 5 at 12:15 pm
Thank you …. Thank you…. Thank you for this yummy soup !!!!
Some times I share it with my nieghbors, and sometimes I freeze it just for me:)
Bring on more soup for the winter!!! It's getting cold here in Chicago
Jordan Lear On Friday, December 9 at 2:45 pm
Just finished making this and it is absolutely wonderful!!!! i love it. It's the perfect consistency and so full of flavor!! It's got me in the perfect spirit for the holidays.
Can't wait to try some more of your recipes!
Happy Holidays.
Jennifer On Sunday, December 11 at 8:19 pm
I am considered a good cook by anyone that knows me and have never had a problem following a recipe. This looked dreamy and smelled delish until I added the heavy cream. It curdled (it was brand new and completely fresh)! I am thinking the acidity of the tomatoes combined w/the cream? What gives? I am so upset! Did anyone else have this problem? Trying to figure out what went wrong?
Patricia Miller On Tuesday, December 13 at 6:57 am
I've been doing a lot of cooking for my folks since my dad broke his leg a couple of months ago. I made this for them. My dad was skeptical at first (he's a very picky eater) but I forced him to at least try it. They both LOVED it! Thanks for the awesome recipes!
Carla On Tuesday, December 13 at 1:17 pm
I love LOVE soups (any one pot meals). I made this soup for myself while my husband was gone for two weeks, I had it for dinner than brought it for lunch EVERY DAY until it was gone!!! AWESOME!!!!!
Krissy On Tuesday, December 13 at 1:17 pm
I am pregnant. That said, I just got back from the store and realized I had grabbed two containers of low sodium BEEF broth instead of chicken broth. Is this going to be a problem or can I just use the beef broth instead?
tereza crump aka MyTreasuredCreations On Friday, December 16 at 10:05 am
ok, seriously there is no need to cook pasta ahead of time or even use store bought chicken stock for this soup to taste good. I make soup from scratch every week at my house and I don't do neither of those things. I use celery, carrots, onion and garlic as my starter then I add the aromatics and my seasoning (secret from Brazil) and then I add whatever else is going in the pot: veggies, pasta, rice, beans, chickpeas or meat or what have you. Then add water or my own chicken or roast stock. Let it simmer for another 15-20 minutes and it's ready to eat.
Cari Erwin On Tuesday, December 20 at 2:29 pm
I fixed this soup for last night's Monday night football game, Steelers vs. 49ers! We had several soups prepared by my Mom and Sister! Needless to say this one was almost gone and the others were barely touched. Everyone just raved about this soup. Definitely a crowd pleaser. I only added one jalapeno but otherwise kept the recipe the same!
Annettemck On Wednesday, December 21 at 3:30 pm
did I miss something on this recipe? I made it and before I added the cream it looked just like your picture. After adding the 2 cups cream it turned a pinky color and seemed way too creamy….. I'm wondering if that might be a typo? I ended up freezing portions and adding a lot more chicken broth after defrosting and it was really good then as well.
debbie On Wednesday, December 21 at 4:55 pm
You absolutely have to make this soup. It is amazingly wonderful.
LisaN On Wednesday, December 28 at 9:05 pm
Ok, I made this soup tonight. It was absolutely DIVINE. I think I used every pot, pan and bowl in my kitchen! What a mess! I will definately be making this again but I will halve the recipe next time. That was a LOT of soup! Can't wait to eat it tomorrow for lunch! Thanks for the wonderful recipe!
Deanna On Friday, December 30 at 2:06 am
Goodness, gracious, great bowls of flavor! This made me laugh out loud at 2:05 a.m. Why am I up at this time of the morning? Obviously I don't have to get up and feed the cattle. I love you, Ree.
Valerie L. On Sunday, January 1 at 4:51 am
I will be making this soup recipe for the second time this week, and for those of you who have not yet tried it, I would like to say that this recipe is totally awesome. However, I would like to offer a suggestion insofar as how I prepared the chicken needed for this particular soup. Instead of poaching the chicken in liquid, I prepared my chicken the way that Ina Garten of the "Barefoot Contessa" prepares her chicken. Ina suggests roasting the chicken, instead of poaching it, because it gives the chicken so much more flavor. So I used 4 split bone-in chicken breasts with the skin still attached (this ensures that the chicken meat stays moist), and rubbed the skin of the chicken breasts in olive oil. Then I generously sprinkled the chicken breasts with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper and roasted them on a cookie sheet pan at 375 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until done. When the chicken was cool enough to handle, I removed the skin of the chicken and cut the meat of the chicken off the bone and diced up the chicken for the soup recipe. Believe me, the chicken is so much more flavorful preparing it this way, instead of just poaching it in water. You can prepare chicken this way anytime that you need to have cooked chicken for any kind of dish, whether it is for soup, or for a salad. Other than that, I pretty much prepared this soup recipe according to the rest of the directions. However, I substituted half and half cream for the heavy cream, and I was also very generous whenver I added the cheese. This is by far one of the tastiest soup recipes that I have ever tasted, and my husband (who is my toughest critic — LOL!) loved it, too, as did my Mom.
JoAnna Holmes On Wednesday, January 4 at 5:43 pm
making this as I type–yep I can do two things at once–I am a mom and homeschooler here me roar! I even used my slap chop for easy chopping…..hehe. I am going to add some carrots to the mix and I put on red bell pepper too. Can't wait!! yummmmmm
Tiina On Thursday, January 5 at 1:29 pm
That soup looks amazing, and we are pioneer-ish people who raise chickens, so I joke about how I'm going to write a cook book called 800 ways to cook chicken, learned the hard way. All in good time (actually probably not- I work full time as a MD….) Anyhoo- aside from stating the obvious, which is that this soup looks amazing and I have to try it, I want to ask: where did you get those little bowls? I love them, I need and want them, but where? I recently stumbled upon your love of French chicken Williams Sonoma bowls, and love them too, but they are no longer available. Your little blue bowls would do nicely though… where from?
Pam, in NC On Saturday, January 7 at 1:20 pm
I just finished a bowl of this soup – and surprise! mine looked just like this!! Tasted pretty good too!! Thanks Ree!!!
Lisa On Sunday, January 8 at 5:31 pm
Wonderful meal – very rich and hearty. I substituted 6 chicken breasts. My husband loved it.


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It's not an especially good sign when a singer/songwriter releases a live album and the two best songs (by a considerable margin) are the two covers. Cory Morrow is a popular draw in his home state of Texas, enough so to merit an appearance on the long-running PBS roots music showcase Austin City Limits, and this 11-song set was recorded during a 2002 taping for that series. Morrow is often cited as a rising member of the Texas singer/songwriter community, and on his song "Nashville Blues" he name-checks Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, and Kris Kristofferson as influences, but significantly he frequently gigs with Pat Green, and as a songwriter he most closely resembles Green ? which is to say that where his supposed influences are thoughtful and literate, Morrow is often thuddingly obvious. (No matter how much Morrow thinks he's learned from Townes Van Zandt, Townes would never have written a song like "Texas Time Travelin'" or "Drinkin' Alone.") Morrow is a good enough singer, he clearly knows how to work a crowd, and his band sounds sharp and enthusiastic on this date (especially Glenn Shankle on Dobro and pedal steel); the audience is with Morrow all the way on Live from Austin, TX, and everyone involved seems to be having a fine time. But the truth is, Morrow sounds best here when he's singing the Grateful Dead's "Friend of the Devil" and Waylon Jennings' "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?," largely because on those two songs the material is as good as Morrow's big-league aspirations for a change.
Cory Morrow - Live From Austin, TX
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Artist: Cory Morrow
Album Title: Live From Austin, TX
Record Label: New West Records
Rip Date: 2008-03-20
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Genre: Country
Year: 2007
Source: CD
Encoder: LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Quality: 170 kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Track List
01 Just Along For The Ride 9:37
02 Friend Of The Devil 3:38
03 Always And Forever 4:09
04 Nashville Blues 4:30
05 (Love Me) Like You Used To Do 3:45
06 Twenty One Days 3:55
07 Drinkin' Alone 5:27
08 Highway 3:45
09 Preacher 5:16
10 Texas Time Travelin' 4:30
11 Are You Sure Hank Dont It This Way? (With Pat 3:40
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From the vaults of the award-winning PBS Austin City Limits TV show, this is the
latest release in the acclaimed Live From Austin, TX series.
Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Lyle Lovett, Cindy Walker, Nanci
Griffith, Jerry Jeff Walker, Robert Earl Keen, Pat Green... the list of Texas
songwriting giants goes on. Joining the club is Cory Morrow, who, like many
others before him got his start in Lubbock. This performance from November 22,
2002, captures Cory shortly after the release of his fourth album, Outside the
Lines. He and Green had earlier recorded an album of cover songs called Songs We
Wish We d Written, which paid tribute to the masters while demonstrating their
respect for the past with an eye to what s going on in the present.
Many see Morrow and Green at the forefront of a new youth-oriented Texas country
scene, but continuing the combination of insightful lyrics and plenty of hooks.
As Cory says, To anyone who honors me by listening to my music, I encourage them
to go out and listen to the artists who are our heroes. When I was growing up, I
heard the Highwaymen and Robert Earl Keen and really listened to their words and
music. Hopefully a new generation of fans look upon us to carry on this
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Scorpions finish off unbeaten preseason
By Dan McCarney : April 5, 2014
Photo By Courtesy PhotoThe Scorpions' Walter Restrepo (right) and Deportivo Saprissa's Luis Flores fight for control of the ball during the first half at Toyota Field on Saturday.
Photo By For the San Antonio Express-NewsSan antonio Scoprions Tomasz Zahorski (right) and Deportivo Saprissa's Sergio Cordoba fight for control of the ball during first half action at Toyota Field Saturday.
Having revamped their roster under the direction of a rookie head coach about to start his first full season, the Scorpions won't start finding out what they've got until the NASL season begins this week.
The early returns are at least encouraging after the Scorpions completed an unbeaten preseason with Saturday's 1-1 draw against Costa Rican power Deportivo Saprissa at Toyota Field.
"We're meshing as a team," said midfielder Danny Barrera, one of 14 new acquisitions. "I thought we played well. We found a way to get a result when things weren't going our way."
The draw followed positive preseason results against MLS sides FC Dallas (1-1) and Houston (2-0). Saprissa entered the match tied for first in pursuit of its 30th Costa Rican championship.
Granted, its lineup comprised mainly reserves and prospects. But manager Alen Marcina said the team was at least as good, if not better, than anything the Scorpions are likely to face in the NASL.
"Other than a few plays, we dominated that game," he said. "I don't want to say frustrated (with the draw). We had a number of chances. Sometimes they fall, sometimes they don't. The guys played well. They showed a lot of character. We've been down twice (in preseason), and we got results."
In both cases, including the aforementioned Dallas match, it was defender Greg Janicki who provided the equalizer via headers. The latest came off Barrera's corner kick, capping a steady onslaught of pressure during the second half.
The Scorpions (4-0-3) had at least five other quality opportunities, including Shaun Saiko's errant chip over an open net under defensive pressure. There were also three dangerous crosses across the face of goal that went unfinished, two by mere inches, and second-half sub Eric Hassli couldn't volley home what would have been an excellent goal off service from Jonathan Borrajo.
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Burkholder, Plummer, Eitniear Score As Express Posts 3-0 Shut Out Win Over MuskegonOctober 8, 2012
By Nicholas Huenefeld/Owens Sports Information
Toledo, OH---The Express women's soccer team got goals from Jill Burkholder, Drew Plummer and Kendra Eitniear as they shut out Muskegon Community College 3-0 today at the Owens Soccer Complex.
Burkholder put the Express up 1-0 with an unassisted goal at the 39:23 mark. Plummer would score on a header via a cross from Jessica Grindle at the 44:20 mark to give Owens a 2-0 lead at halftime.
Eitniear scored in the 89th minute for the game's final goal. It was her team-high ninth goal of the year, while Burkholder picked up the assist. It was her team-high eighth assist.
Burkholder's goal was her fourth of the year, Plummer's goal was her fifth of the year and Grindle assist was her third of the year.
Erika Brinkman played the entire 90 minutes in goal for the Express to pick up her sixth shut out of the year. She made four saves on goal.
The Express (8-2-3 overall, 6-1-2 Region XII) moved back atop the Region XII standings with the win. Their 20 points is ahead of Delta College's 18 and Schoolcraft's 17. Owens and Schoolcraft are both tied in the loss and tie columns, while Delta College has three losses. Should Owens and Schoolcraft both win out, Owens would hold the goal differential tiebreaker.
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Islanders men lose match to DePaul in New Mexico
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's tennis team was unable to pick up another win Saturday, falling to DePaul on its third straight day playing a match in the state of New Mexico.
The Islanders are now 1-2 on the season while DePaul improved to 3-1 following the 5-2 win Saturday.
In doubles action, the team of Laurent Montoisy and James Langford once again prevailed, taking an 8-5 decision over Sven Kasper and Bartosz Jozwiak at the No. 1 position. At the No. 3 spot, Gergo Weidinger and Alex Pavlov lost an 8-3 match to Ben Hartman and Filip Dzanko. The doubles point came down to the No. 2 position, with Nathan Robinson and Robert Raguz coming up just short by an 8-6 final to George Chanturia and Matija Palinic.
In singles, Matt Westmoreland put the Islanders on the board, winning the third straight match to start his college career. He took down Mathias Hamback by a 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 final at No. 6 singles. Raguz also picked up a win for Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, taking a 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 victory over Jozwiak at the No. 4 spot.
The Islanders did not fare as well in the other four singles matches. Montoisy lost a heartbreaking 6-3, 3-5, 7-6 (7-4) match to Kasper at No. 1 singles while Langford fell 7-6, 6-4 to Palinic in the No. 2 position. Aurelien Tave was unable to complete his comeback bid, falling 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 to Chanturia in No. 3 singles. The final match saw Weidinger take a 7-5, 6-3 setback against Hartman in the No. 5 spot.
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi got a short break Sunday before having to get back to work at 5 p.m. today against New Mexico on the Lobos' home court in Albuquerque. The Islanders look to even their season record to 2-2 on their four-match New Mexico road trip to start the year.
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1. Sven Kasper (D) def. Laurent Montoisy (A&M-CC) 6-2, 3-5, 7-6 (7-4)
2. Matija Palinic (D) def. James Langford (A&M-CC) 7-6, 6-4
3. George Chanturia (D) def. Aurelien Tave (A&M-CC) 6-3, 3-6, 6-4
4. Robert Raguz (A&M-CC) def. Bartosz Jozwiak (D) 6-3, 3-6, 6-4
5. Ben Hartman (D) def. Gergo Weidinger (A&M-CC) 7-5, 6-3
6. Matt Westmoreland (A&M-CC) def. Mathias Hambach (D) 6-2, 3-6, 6-3
1. Laurent Montoisy/James Langford (A&M-CC) def. Sven Kasper/Bartosz Jozwiak (D) 8-5
2. George Chanturia/Matija Palinic (D) def. Nathan Robinson/Robert Raguz (A&M-CC) 8-6
3. Ben Hartman/Filip Dzanko (D) def. Gergo Weidinger/Alex Pavlov (A&M-CC) 8-3
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Willamette music Professor Hekun Wu recently earned a 2010 Career Opportunity Award from the Oregon Arts Commission.
Wu is one of only 11 artists to win the award, which supports work on projects that represent a significant contribution to their field.
He will use the award to help complete and distribute his two-CD recording, "The Tao of Bach - Six Solo Suites for Violoncello," a two-year effort that included a series of solo recitals in Oregon and abroad.
"For me, the Six Solo Suites are the 'Tao' that inspires me to continue searching as a man and artist. The Suites give one wisdom, strength and nourishment, like a mirror to reflect upon as I navigate this noisy world," Wu says. "I am grateful for this award, and I also appreciate the Willamette University Atkinson Grant that allowed me to first start the project."
Wu has a versatile career as a concert cellist, conductor and chamber musician. He has performed in China, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and cities across the U.S., and he has taught workshops and master classes worldwide.
He directs the University Chamber Orchestra, and his former students have won major national and international competitions and serve in principal positions with major orchestras. Learn more about Wu on the music department website, and read more about his work on "The Tao of Bach."


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BBC Worldwide is making its first excursion into the world of gaming with a brand-new Doctor Who game for PS3, PC and Sony's upcoming PS Vita
A new trailer has been unveiled for the upcoming Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock game which is coming out for PS3, Xbox 360 and the PlayStation Vita.
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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock see's Matt Smith's Doctor travel across space and time as he and River Song battle through the universe to try and save Earth.
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