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This section describes how to get a secure connection to a remote
MySQL server with SSH. The information was provided by David
Install an SSH client on your Windows machine. For a comparison of SSH clients, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_SSH_clients.
Start your Windows SSH client. Set
Host_Name =
to log in to your server. This
userid value
might not be the same as the user name of your MySQL account.
Set up port forwarding. Either do a remote forward (Set
local_port: 3306,
remote_port: 3306 ) or a local forward (Set
port: 3306,
remote port: 3306).
Save everything, otherwise you will have to redo it the next time.
Log in to your server with the SSH session you just created.
On your Windows machine, start some ODBC application (such as Access).
Create a new file in Windows and link to MySQL using the ODBC
driver the same way you normally do, except type in
localhost for the MySQL host server, not
At this point, you should have an ODBC connection to MySQL, encrypted using SSH.
|Posted by John Hardin on March 27 2003 11:07am
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There is a Windows port-forwarding-only (no terminal emulation capabilities) SSH client available at:
It's a nice lightweight solution for remote database access.
|Posted by Joachim Baert on April 8 2003 11:04pm
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I frequently use the small and freeware PuTTY client with lots of options, and which has also a command-line version 'Plink', suitable for scripting.
See: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
|Posted by Manuel Razzari on September 4 2003 4:11am
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Manage mysql via SSH from your windows machine with MySQLcc
You need:
MySQLcc: http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysqlcc.html
Putty: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe
And a hosting provider with SSH enabled!
Open putty.exe.
Specify the host name or IP of your site. Click on the "SSH" radio button.
Go to the settings Connection > SSH > Tunneling
Add new forwarded port:
Source port: 3306
Destination: localhost:3306
Click on the "Local" radio button.
Click "Add"
Go back to Session settings, type a name for Saved session and click "Save". Then click "Open"
You will be asked for login and password. Enter them.
On MySQLControlCenter, go to File > New, type a Name for your connection. Then at host name type
Then your user name and password in the following fields.
Click "Add", then double click on the new server icon to connect!
|Posted by [name withheld] on August 6 2004 3:16pm
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Manuel Razzari wrote good instructions to connect to the remote mysql server using putty server.
At my computer I have local instalation of mysql and mysqld uses the 3306 port so I have to choose different port for mysql connection:
My settings for example are:
Add new forwarded port:
Source port: 4000
Destination: localhost:3306
Click on the "Local" radio button.
Click "Add
When you conect to mysql client use localhost:4000 port.
Source port is arbitrarry port greater then 1024 only take in account that some application could use.
|Posted by Peter Laursen on April 25 2006 2:18am
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There are several third-party MySQL clients that allow for SSH connections without ODBC or other sorts of exotic workarounds, most notably SQLyog Enterprise in my opinion.


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Wednesday, November 26, 2008
CrockPot Baked Oatmeal Recipe
Day 331.
Thanksgiving is tomorrow. I think I'm in denial.
If you're looking for tried-and-true CrockPot Holiday (any holiday!) Dishes, here's a list.
Today, however, I'm posting about baked oatmeal. I started making baked oatmeal when my first was about a year old and I was working out of the house. The mornings were never long enough, and I wanted her to have something hearty (and healthy) for breakfast. I'd make a pan on the weekend and cut off squares each morning for her to eat in the car.
It worked really well.
Baked oatmeal can be uber-healthy, or packed with sugar. I've cut the sugar and butter in half since I first started making it. If you think your family will meet this with resistance, start with a full cup of brown sugar (no need to double the butter in the crockpot, there's plenty of moisture) and then cut it back each time. You can sneak in nuts (ground or whole), extra grains, fresh and dried fruit, and protein powder.
The Ingredients.
--3 cups rolled (not instant) oats (if gluten free, make sure they are certified)
--1/2 cup brown sugar
--2 tsp cinnamon
--2 tsp baking powder
--1 tsp salt
--2 T flax meal (optional)
--1 cup milk
--2 eggs
--2 tsp vanilla
--1/4 cup butter, melted
--3/4 cup dried fruit
updated 11/29: if you are going to use steel-cut oats, you'll need more liquid. I don't know how much though, so if you figure it out, let me know! :-)
The Directions.
I used a 4 quart round crockpot. You're baking this, but no need to vent the lid of the crock; keep all the moisture in.
I really wanted this to take 6 hours on low so I could see if it could be done overnight. It took 4 3/4 on low for me----so unless you hardly sleep, do this in the day time so you can keep an eye on it.
Mix all the ingredients together in the crockpot. I dumped in all the dry stuff, then added the melted butter and milk. Stir well with a spoon---make sure the baking powder gets dispersed evenly.
Cover and cook on low for 3-5 hours, checking every so often. This is done when the edges are brown and are beginning to crust, and the center is set. An inserted knife should come out clean.
Let it sit in the cooling crockpot for at least an hour before attempting to cut. The longer you let it sit, the more set and brownie-like the pieces will be.
The Verdict.
I made this on Sunday evening and it's already all gone. The kids hadn't had it in a while and had a bunch for breakfast each day and wanted it for dessert last night. The flavor is like a great big oatmeal cookie. I like mine heated with my morning coffee, and Adam likes to crumble his on top of yogurt.
69 comments:
- icook said...
Oooh, first commenter!!! Yes, yes, and yes. I will definitely be trying this one.
I saw a recipe for a rocky road chocolate cake in the crockpot in the last Southern Living issue. I totally thought of you!!!
- November 26, 2008 at 7:00 AM
- Kellie said...
Yum, I will be trying this one!
Happy Thanksgiving!
- November 26, 2008 at 7:03 AM
- SaraK said...
Sounds yummy, hope to try this soon! Happy Thanksgiving!
- November 26, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- Jaden Paige said...
ooh I love this one!! I have been having such a hard time trying to find something healthy and quick to feed the girl in the morning- eggos and nutri grain bars just don't seem healthy enough to me, but that's what it always seems like she ends up eating, since it's all we have time for! Thanks for the great idea, I will DEFINITELY be making this!
- November 26, 2008 at 7:11 AM
- Donna said...
To cut the fat content, try subbing applesauce for the oil/butter, then use a pat of butter on top after rewarming.
- November 26, 2008 at 7:12 AM
Thank you so much for all the great recipes! My 8 month old loves the yogurt, as do I. I just finished my breakfast of crockpot yogurt mixed with crockpot granola. I'm excited to try this one. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! :)
- November 26, 2008 at 7:15 AM
This is also awesome with some crushed pineapple thrown in...
- November 26, 2008 at 7:20 AM
- trucksr4gurls said...
this sounds like just the ticket for us. neither of us is motivated enough in the morning to cook breakfast.
- November 26, 2008 at 7:36 AM
- Marni said...
what a quick healthy breakfast/snack! Will be trying this soon.
Happy Thanksgiving
- November 26, 2008 at 7:52 AM
Do you think this could work in a bigger crockpot? It sounds fantastic....
- November 26, 2008 at 8:13 AM
- Jaden Paige said...
PS: I gave you some awards. Come and check em out if you wanna :)
- November 26, 2008 at 8:31 AM
- Brenna Kater, the Oceanskater said...
Did you use rolled or steel-cut? It might work overnight with steel-cut.
- November 26, 2008 at 8:37 AM
- Dana and Ryan said...
I'm commenting for the first time but have been reading for a couple weeks. I had just broken out my corckpot for the first time a couple weeks ago and was so happy with the results that I started searching for more recipes. I came across your site and was thrilled to see so many options. And then when I discovered that you cook gluten free I almost fell out of my chair with joy! I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease 12 months ago and am always looking for new ideas. I can't wait to try this baked oatmeal! Thanks for all of your brilliant suggestions! Happy Holidays!
- November 26, 2008 at 8:57 AM
- Rose said...
Thanks for this and all other recipes! I found your blog about 10 days ago, and I am hooked! A friend of mine found it about a month ago...you are such a blessing considering I love my crock-pot but I don't know what to do with it. What are your plans for the new year? Will you keep posting at least occaionally (please!). I had set a goal through the fall and winter that I would use my crock pot at least 1X/week, and I have been. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas! I might end up using my crock pot even more often!!
- November 26, 2008 at 9:03 AM
- Josie said...
I saw this recipe and left the computer to go straight to the kitchen and throw this together. The house is starting to smell wonderful and I will (hopefully) have a yummy, healthy snack for my little boy when he gets home from school. I threw in a couple-few chocolate chips because that immediately turns it from "healthy snack" into "treat." We'll see how it turns out...
- November 26, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- sabakose said...
So, is the texture of this like a granola bar or oatmeal? Can you pick it up and eat it or do you have to use a spoon - just wasn't sure? It looks delish and I can't wait to try it out. :-)
- November 26, 2008 at 10:23 AM
- FromThe Creek said...
That is so funny! I just posted about making baked oatmeal for the first time today...not in the CP though. Sounds good though!
- November 26, 2008 at 10:26 AM
- Phyllis Sommer said...
this sounds great but i wish it could be overnight - nice to wake up to oatmeal in the morning...
- November 26, 2008 at 10:56 AM
- quinn said...
I never head of baked oatmeal before, but it sounds dee-lish! I must find gluten-free... I really miss my morning mixed grain hot cereal, and this could be a great sub.
One question: when it's cooling, do you leave the lid on to keep the moisture in?
Thanks for another great recipe to try :)
- November 26, 2008 at 11:33 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Zoe, yes, this would work in a larger crockpot, you just need to keep an eye on it, since it will cook faster.
Quinn, good question! I took the lid off to quicken the cooling and release the steam.
- November 26, 2008 at 11:39 AM
- Amie said...
that. sounds. delicious!
- November 26, 2008 at 12:55 PM
- Barb said...
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- November 26, 2008 at 1:53 PM
- Mimi said...
ooh this is a must try. I'm generally not an oatmeal fan but if you say it's cookie like then it should be good.
- November 26, 2008 at 4:02 PM
- Sarah said...
We LOVE oatmeal in the crok pot! If you want a creamy type oatmeal I cook mine in a in a bowl that will fit in my crock pot then pour water around it. The oatmeal comes out creamy and yummy and we top it with honey.
:2 cups steel cut oats
:1/2 cup brown sugar (or raw sugar if using raw use a bit less)
:I sneek in some flax seed
:4 cups of water, milk or a mix. I use skim milk or soy milk
:I cook mine on LOW for 8 hours or overnight.
- November 26, 2008 at 4:33 PM
- Daisy said...
This sounds delicious! We're big After School Snackers around here. These bars would be great for that.
- November 26, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- Alane said...
My father-in-law uses a 1 qt crock pot every night for his steele cut oats. When I tried it, my pot was too hot, so I used a timer for about 4 hours. Now I make it in my (shhhh don't tell anyone) rice cooker with a timer. Sometimes, the smell wakes me in the morning.
This looks great though, and will try it next week after I make it through tomorrow!
- November 26, 2008 at 6:00 PM
- Sarah said...
This is perfect for tomorrow morning, as I HATE making breakfast when I'm gonna be spending the rest of the day in the kitchen, but I want something yummy on holiday mornings. Anything coming out of a crock is easy!!
- November 26, 2008 at 6:34 PM
- Youthful One said...
Your timing is impeccable.
I was intending to make baked oatmeal for the first time ever on Friday morning. However, I was still searching for just the right recipe. I hadn't yet searched your archives (just discovered your blog about a month ago.)
I've got it in my head to make pumpkin baked oatmeal, as my freezer is overflowing with cooked, pureed pumpkin. Now I imagine I'll modify your recipe and come up with something really yummy!
It's difficult to make any positive comment and not sound like an echo to your myriad of fans. I, too, found this blog FAR later than I would have liked. I, too, LOVE using my crockpot and have been searching for more recipes (the crockpot cookbooks I've found really leave much to be desired.) I, too, cook gluten-free and mostly healthy, and was DELIGHTED to discover you cook that way as well. I, too, love shopping at TJ's, New Seasons, and Whole Foods. Blah, blah, blah.
Thank you for taking on this challenge and sharing with the world. You have provided an incredible service and HUGE blessing!
Happy Thanksgiving!
- November 26, 2008 at 8:25 PM
Do you think throwing in some chocolate chips will change it at all? Will they melt? You've turned me into the crockpot queen, Stephanie! (But I'm still a little chicken about changing your recipes...) Don't go away in January - I will miss you too much!
- November 26, 2008 at 10:48 PM
I have been addicted to your website for months but have never posted until know. I saw this recipe last night and was so excited that I had all the ingredients to make it. What a great thanksgiving morning treat! I did mix some powdered sugar with a little water so I could drizzle icing over the kids pieces. They were thrilled since it mimiced the cereal bars they love (the ones loaded with sugar). The kids along with my husband and I have eaten more than half of it already. The kids are having a second helping now.
Do you think if I double the recipe and use a 6 quart crockpot it might cook on low through the night?
Also, I made the creme brulee last night. I will be browning the sugar when we get to our dinner destination today. I am a little concerned. When it was about 2 hours into the cooking time the water and the creme brulee were bubbling. Was that suppose to happen? Was my crockpot too hot?
- November 27, 2008 at 8:02 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Kim,
I think if you were to double the baked oatmeal recipe, it would be best to keep it in a 4 quart crockpot if you'd like it to cook longer. Bigger crockpots cook faster not because they're bigger, but because there is less food per square inch to cook.
Did the creme brulee eventually set? I'm glad you were home. Yes, I've had bubbles and boiling in the new 6.5 quart---but not with the 5.5 or 6 quart. I think it's just the bigger cooking-faster for the ratio of food thing again. I've been able to control that by lifting the lid and leaving it off for a while, then re-lidding.
my fingers are crossed!
I LOVE the idea of the powdered sugar frosting; what a fantastic idea. I'm going to try that next time.
Happy Thanksgiving!
- November 27, 2008 at 8:26 AM
- Alexia said...
I think you've just saved my sanity! I don't eat breakfast and it's a big challenge to find something easy and healthy for my boys to eat, but I'm for sure trying this recipe!
- November 27, 2008 at 1:19 PM
If you use steel cut oats it needs more liquid. I'm over in South Korea and oats are really hard to find (except instant). I've been smuggling it in my luggage back - down to my last few cups. I was so sad to try it and find out that it was dry and crumbly.
Love the blog. Sad about the oatmeal. I have enough left for one more go - can anyone recommend liquid amounts?
- November 28, 2008 at 1:30 AM
Unfortunately the creme brulee did not set. When we cut into it it was very watery. It tasted great but the consistency was unappealing. Do you think it was because it cooked too quickly? I find when I use one of your recipes if I cook it on low for the length of time you suggest for high it comes out perfect. I definitely want to give this another try. It is my mom's favorite dessert.
- November 28, 2008 at 7:04 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Anon, is it possible it was cooked too long? I use steel-cut oats; the gluten free ones in the house are steel cut. We are at sea level, so there is moisture in the air, so if you think it does need more liquid, maybe just add 1 tablespoon or so---I wouldn't overdo it.
Kim, yuck. I'm so so sorry. The creme brulee gets set when it's cooking, not in the refrigerator. I made the same mistake with the last cheesecake----I went more by cooking time than by texture and appearance. I'm so sorry. I know you had issues with the water in the crockpot boiling, which is terribly alarming. I'm so sorry.
If you're up for giving it a go again, you can vent the crock just a bit with a chopstick to release the steam and pressure. Cook it until the edges have set completely and have turned just a teensy tad brown and the center is practically set.
again, so sorry.
- November 28, 2008 at 8:01 AM
- Josie said...
I made this yesterday and it was yummy! Adding chocolate chips didn't work as well as I'd hoped. They just kind of melted away and my kid couldn't see them, so he wasn't interested. I also cheated and cooked it on high instead of low, so the center was too soft and the edges were too hard. I'll be making this again, though - as written!
- November 28, 2008 at 9:32 AM
Steph: Thanks again for all you do.
I agree with the previous poster regarding the steel cut oats needing more liquid. I added an additional cup of milk a couple of hours into the cooking process and the oats are still uncomfortably chewy. They do smell really good though. :-) I'll definitely make this again, but will use rolled oats next time. I suggest 2 additional cups of liquid for people who want to try it with steel cut oats. Or perhaps a combination of steel cut oats with rolled oats and slightly more liquid than the original recipe?
Thanks again for your great work!
- November 29, 2008 at 1:54 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
huh! well there you go: I have no idea. ;-)
I'll fix the recipe to reflect using rolled oats. Thank you!
- November 29, 2008 at 1:57 PM
Made this today - it turned out wonderful! I'm especially excited about the versatility. Could be breakfast, a snack, or with cool whip for dessert! A keeper for sure.
- November 29, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Jazzy75149 said...
I've been reading your blog for months and have recommended it to EVERYONE! I just LOVE this recipe. I made it as written, and put packaged, chopped dates in it (I do not like cooked raisins). Definitely a keeper. And it reheats well in the microwave also. I think I'll try dried apples next time!
- November 30, 2008 at 5:30 AM
- Jen said...
I have made this twice this week! My 1 year old Triplets LOVE it. I shredded raw carrot in it and added walnuts and raisins. It came our great, very moist. They usually eat it as a snack. I used my bigger crockpot the first time and it was overcooked. The second time I used the smaller one (4 qt) and it worked very well.
- November 30, 2008 at 7:44 AM
- sabakose said...
So bummed, I made it and it smelled just divine, BUT not sure if I over cooked it (if that's possible) but it was super dry, piecey and sadly - quite bland? Not sure what I did wrong??? Ah well ... I've made plenty other of your delish recipes. :-)
- November 30, 2008 at 4:34 PM
- Who am I? said...
I am going to link this to my blog - I hope you don't mind. I LOVE the idea of this and I am trying it this week. Thanks!
- November 30, 2008 at 11:14 PM
- Jim and Kate said...
I had really high hopes for this! I used steel cut oats and added and extra cup of milk. Since I've never made it before, I didn't know what it was supposed to turn out like. It was mushy and dry and tasteless. I watched it because I was worried about overcooking. It might just need rolled oats.
- December 1, 2008 at 6:53 AM
Hi! I made this yesterday and it turned out FABULOUS! I used the full cup of sugar and all the butter, but I think I will cut the butter next time. Maybe I will try to sub some applesauce too as someone suggested. I did not add any fruit b/c DH doesn't like raisins/craisins, but I think it would be even better with the fruit. I used a 6 qt crockpot and set my timer for 2 1/2 hours. It was done perfectly at this time. It does not have the perfect consistancy of a "bar", but darn close. I LOVE this recipe!
- December 1, 2008 at 9:25 AM
- mikell said...
mrs. mikell says-tried w/quick-cooking rolled oats. WAS UNBELIEVABLY GREAT!.have given tastes to a few ('cause it's too good to share). am now making w/old-fashioned rolled oats and added walnuts. can't wait for results!
- December 1, 2008 at 12:21 PM
I am so glad I came across this blog! I will be making this today! I LOVE my crockpot. Rocky Road Chocolate Cake in the cp?? Oh my! I must find that recipe too!
- December 2, 2008 at 8:26 AM
Loved this one Steph! Had 2 crockpots going today with 2 of your recipes. btw, i used mostly brown sugar twin and it still came out fine!
Thanks :)
- December 4, 2008 at 5:11 PM
Fabulous recipe....couldn't locate GF oatmeal so used quinoa flakes instead and it was delicious. Second time I used 2 cups quinoa flakes, 1/2 cup flax seed meal & 1/2 cup coconut in place of the oatmeal and it was terrific. Thanks for the recipe.
- December 5, 2008 at 9:25 AM
I tried it with steel cut oats, increased the liquid, kept increasing the liquid, and it most emphatically did not turn out.
Now I've got rolled oats and am making it again. It looks completely different and MUCH more appetizing. Thanks!
- December 5, 2008 at 10:07 AM
- Sarah said...
This was super-yummy and impressed the crew that came over for dinner tonight. "In the crockpot?" they all asked. I still don't think they believed me, but they ate it and raved. Thanks so much for this - have been looking for something healthy and easy to serve hubby in the AM - this definitely fits the bill!
- December 5, 2008 at 10:28 PM
- Dory said...
I finally tried this and loved it! But I have a question...I used rolled oats and a 6 quart crocker. By the time I thought the middle was done, the edges were burnt. I'm happy to double the recipe (or increase by 50%) if that's the solution. Thoughts?
- December 8, 2008 at 7:20 AM
- Erika said...
We thought it was a bit bland, too, as written, but next time will use the full sugar and more cinnamon--and maybe some applesauce. I could tell that the flavors I liked were there--just not enough of them. (Didn't stop me from sprinkling a little more sugar on them and eating them anyway, though!) But definitely use rolled oats (I used thick rolled oats w/ no problem).
BTW, steel-cut oats usually need 3x as much liquid as rolled, along w/ a much longer cooking time.
- December 8, 2008 at 9:49 AM
- Lori S. said...
I made this over the weekend. I was a little surprised because I was expecting something sort of thin, similar to a granola bar or a cookie, but in my 4 quart crock it was about 3 to 4 inches thick!
Overall, my version turned out a little weird. This is mostly the fault of my crockpot, which apparently cooks unevenly. On one side of the pot it was completely cooked and even a bit on the dry side, but the other side of the pot wasn't completely cooked and therefore you could taste the baking powder fairly strongly.
On the cooked side, the flavor was great but the product was dry. The dried fruit plumped up to a really nice moist texture. My one-year old likes snacking on the baked oatmeal, but he's the only one eating it straight.
I have been pouring milk over the crumbled leftovers (both the cooked and raw parts!) and heating it up in the microwave to make a delicious, quick, and hearty oatmeal breakfast.
I would make this again, but probably in a 9x13 pan in the oven so that I get something more bar-like.
- December 8, 2008 at 10:30 AM
- ratmammy said...
I just did this recipe for the first time..it's sitting in the crock as i type this (just turned it off so it's cooling).... i inserted a knife and it's MUSHY... the edges are dark brown, almost burnt, so i knew this was done. I guess i was expecting a cookie thing, but it's somewhat inbetween a cookie and a brownie , consistency-wise.. is this what I should be expecting? It smells good regardless....! I need to wait an hour at least and then i'll see how it tastes...
- December 10, 2008 at 12:27 PM
- Elle Woods said...
Thanks for sharing this recipe! I halved the recipe (as my husband doesn't like oatmeal) and it worked just fine. What a great breakfast option!
- December 18, 2008 at 10:15 AM
- Erin said...
This recipe looks awesome. Great for a healthy breakfast on the run. Do you think it would freeze well... so I can double the recipe?
- December 23, 2008 at 1:30 PM
- Katie: Evolving said...
Just came across your site today. Fantastic!
I happened to have all the ingredients for this particular recipe so I made it. I'll have to go on the hunt for a smaller CP as mine is way too big. Therefore, the edges were burnt and the middle was too soft.
It smelled incredible though and look forward to trying it again!
I certainly hope you don't stop now!
- December 27, 2008 at 6:52 PM
- Jem said...
Okay, the second I saw this I knew I had to try it--and it's awesome!
I made a couple of changes: first of all, I couldn't bring myself to put all that butter in, so I replaced most of it with applesauce (homemade in the crockpot, thank you very much). I also didn't have as much time, so I cooked it on high instead of low. FWIW, the verdict: the applesauce was a GREAT thing, except that possibly the omission of the butter meant that greasing the crock would have been a good move. And cooking on high was maybe not such a great thing, even though it took only 1.5 hours--it was too done on the outside but perfect in the middle. Unless I just cooked too long...but this is DEFINITELY a keeper!
- March 3, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- DotMom said...
Well, it looks like I'm more than a little late to the party, but I just found this recipe last night. I'm looking for something to help my 15yo son get good nutrition for breakfast on the run.
I didn't add dried fruit since I knew he'd probably say, "Ew!" to that. So, I just made it "plain."
I have a 6-qt slow cooker -- Hamilton Beach. I sprayed the crock with cooking spray and set it for 4 hours on low -- I needed it to cook overnight since I didn't even get it in there until about 10:30 last night.
They turned out great, although one side was perfectly done, and the other side was mushy. I took out the "perfectly done" portion and turned the cooker back on high for about 30 mins. Didn't really help much. Next time I make these -- later today ;-) -- I will plan on rotating the crock 1/2-way through cooking. Also, because I felt they needed more flavor, I'm going to go ahead with the dried fruit, cherries probably, and some lemon zest. I might also throw in some shredded coconut.
Thanks so much for all the wonderful recipes. I've been planning my weekly menus using your website for at least a month now, and you've really contributed to making my weeks run more smoothly!!
Oh, and I might have a recipe to pass along to you in the very near future. Yum!
- March 26, 2010 at 5:45 AM
I've made a similar recipe in the oven & this morning I wanted to restock the freezer with oatmeal squares. I proceeded to mix all of the ingredients, then remembered that our NEW GE gas stove was not working. Something about the computer chip that enables the digital stuff to function. Not wanting to waste this wonderful oatmeal, I goggled oatmeal in a crock pot & discovered your blog. I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks for the info!
- June 3, 2010 at 7:52 AM
OK so despite seeming to be tasteless stodge as I posted, I didn't realise that this needed to sit wit the lid off for a LONG time - like 2 hours. I mixed it up with a fork "fluffing" if you might, and let it sit until it was dry. It's now like a crumbly oatmeal cake that fell apart. Perfect texture to sprinkle on ice cream, or in yogurt, or eat in a bowl with maple syrup, which is what I've been doing all day. Alllll day. Yum. Thank you. And sorry I called it stodge :/
- August 29, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- dining table said...
Oatmeal has been a constant resident in our pantry. This is something new to try. Thanks a lot.
- October 11, 2010 at 6:19 PM
- graceling said...
I made this today, subbing apple butter (we were out of applesauce!) for the butter. Turned out great and much less fat!
- March 24, 2011 at 2:40 PM
Yummy I made these today but added a pinch of cocoa powder!
- May 6, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Heather said...
I made this the other day. It turned out super dry which made me sad :(
- August 22, 2011 at 5:33 PM
Trying this right now! One question.....what is the baking powder for? Thanks.......
- October 1, 2011 at 9:44 AM
- nancy said...
i found your cookbook in the library about 1 year ago and became an instant fan! I have passed your website around to my friends. Great recipies!
- October 15, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- Insomniac On Crack said...
I made this with steel-cut oats today, and after sampling it every half hour or so, and adding more milk as needed, the amount of milk it takes to fully cook 3 cups of steel-cut oats in the slow cooker is 5 cups. I used the full cup of brown sugar, and the 2 tsp cinnamon, but that much milk made it bland, so if you use steel-cut oats, bump up the cinnamon.
- September 22, 2013 at 2:13 PM
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Mandy Moore Gossip
Mandy Moore gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Smutty Social Media, Friday August 14, 2015
This 2003 Vanity Fair cover has been floating around Insta – Mandy Moore posted it. And out of all of them, would it have been so hard to predict that Lindsay's career would be in the worst shape? It's not even a career anymore – she basically just hangs out with people who can give her stuff. Full Story
Smutty Roundup: Ryan Phillippe TV, Will in Japan, and Mandy & Minka
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Ryan Phillippe is coming to TV after all. You'll recall, he was originally supposed to be in Golden Boy for CBS a couple of years ago. Then he dropped out and Theo James stepped in. The film opportunities however haven't been all that great. So now it's ABC's Secrets & Lies. Full Story
Mandy Moore & Ryan Adams break up
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Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams confirmed their split this weekend. Here's the statement from her publicist: "Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams have mutually decided to end their marriage of almost 6 years. It is a respectful, amicable parting of ways and both Mandy and Ryan are asking for media to respect their privacy at this time. Full Story
Career Prospectus: Mandy Moore
(For previous installments of the Career Prospectus series, please click here.) I've always been a huge fan of Mandy Moore—always. Music, movies (as truly awful as some of them are), everything. And for the last few years, she's been teasing a new album and chasing TV pilots. Full Story
Mandy, Six Years Later
AKM-GSI/ Splash
One of the very first pieces I ever wrote for this site was about Mandy Moore. It was called What Will It Take and I remember because A) We were in Paris, and B) because of the look Lainey gave me like "good luck with this uphill battle trying to get people onside". Full Story
Catching up with Mandy Moore
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Haven't posted about Mandy Moore in a long, long time. It's been a career of fits and starts. There was a television pilot a while back. Seemed promising but then when they started to get into it, she wasn't right for the part and was replaced. Shortly after she landed another pilot called The Advocates but then CBS passed and even though it was being offered around elsewhere, so far no one has picked it up. Full Story
These two matter
There was a screening for Love, Wedding, Marriage last night. Mandy Moore is the lead. It's apparently available on demand right now and will open in limited release next week. Obviously because the anticipation for it is so high. I mean, with Kellan Lutz as the romantic interest and Jessica Szohr in the best friend role? Please. Full Story
Worst Hathaway Imitation: Mandy Moore
Written by Duana The first reaction everyone had to Mandy Moore tonight was that she looked severe and kind of angry. This is factual, and though the part in her hair and the weird eyebrow (that a lot of people had going) didn't help, there was something else at hand, and it took me a minute to realize what. Full Story
Married Orange Mandy
She's happy and I am happy for her. Her husband, after pretending he was all punk as f-ck, came back for her on his hands and knees. Mandy Moore is worth it. Which is why it makes me sad to see an orange Mandy, photos from this weekend, in Vegas, borrowing Lindsay Lohan's spray tan to give herself a dirty face. Full Story
Mrs Punk As F-ck
Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams are engaged. Her rep has confirmed the news after Mandy was spotted with a ring. You'll recall, last July the two broke up because Ryan was too weak to deal with the paps. Then he wrote a letter Full Story
Mandy making music
This is Mandy Moore today at Barneys in Beverly Hills. She's single now. And the acting thing has dried up so Mandy's going back to music. At least that's what she says on her blog. I like her blog. It's better than most dumbass celebrity blogs. Full Story
Nice girls need love too
Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore last night at the (Stand Up to Cancer) Merchandise Collection Launch party. As far as I can recall, I've never seen Hilary's wookie. And I've never seen Mandy's either. Probably why they don't get much blog space. It's Christmas. Let's give them some love. Full Story
What will it take?
So Lainey nonchalantly throws things into her suitcase – which finally arrived, and which contains things that look nothing like my clothes, let me assure you - and asks me to write this article all "And it'll be fun for you!" But she snickers, because she secretly thinks I'm fighting a losing battle. Full Story
A Loyal Friend
Never, ever understood why she dated him, but totally respect her for staying so tight with him. This is Mandy Moore on Saturday at Friendly House's awards luncheon with her friend and former boyfriend DJ AM. It was a topic of discussion the other night: what happened to Mandy Moore? Why isn't she more famous? I argued that it's because she has no "it". Full Story


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CRANSTON --- East Providence got the large ice surface it wanted as the host of the first game of its Division III best-of-three semifinal-round series with Tolman on Friday night.
The Townies got a bit of momentum from their 'Senior Night' festivities that took place prior to the opener, and they also got to dress a full complement of players (20), while the Tigers were only able to suit up a dozen.
But in the end, Tolman got the only thing that mattered the most – a hard-fought triumph over the league's defending champions.
Jared Pedro and Brandon Speight scored goals within 35 seconds apart from each other in the third period to snap a 1-1 draw and help the Tigers secure a 3-1 triumph at Cranston Vets Rink that moved them one win away from finishing their program's existence in the championship series.
The third-seeded Tigers (14-3-1), who are playing in their final season, will seek a series sweep tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the friendly confines of Lynch Arena, but should the No. 2 seeded Townies (13-3-1) manage to even the series, a third and deciding showdown will
be held on Monday night at a time and rink to be announced.
The Townies, who hold their midweek workouts in Cranston, but were playing their first home game of the season there, came into the series with a 1-8-1 record over the Tigers in their last 10 meetings, including last year's sweep of Tolman in the semifinals.
But all that was ancient history to the Tigers, who ended up getting a pair of goals from Pedro, his 27th and 28th of the season, a nice 24-save performance from goaltender Jared DaSilva, and superb play from their senior tri-captains and defensemen, Chris Baldwin, Kevin Tracey, and Ryan Pedro.
The Tigers drew first blood 4:51 into the game on an unassisted goal by Jared Pedro that came on a wrist shot that sailed over the right shoulder of E.P. goalie Marc LaValley (26 saves).
The score stayed that way until the Townies struck with 4:52 left in the second period on an unassisted goal by Kyle Marquis that also came on a wrist shot in the slot that he fired over a Tolman player, past DaSilva, and into the top right corner of the net.
But Tolman came out strong in the final period and reclaimed the lead for good 4:32 into the period on a power-play goal by Pedro that was assisted by Tracey and was a carbon-copy score of his first tally.
The Tigers kept their foot on the gas, and at 5:07, Speight scored their insurance goal by taking a pass from Baldwin and zipping a long shot through traffic and past a screened LaValley. That goal was Speight's 19th of the season.


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It won't take long to realise that alongside the pulsating financial hub and 2000 year old Altstadt lie streetwise hangouts and once derelict buildings that have been given a new lease of life. By day the picturesque old town is a shopper's paradise - meander through the maze of ancient alleyways and discover hidden boutiques and timeless architecture. Once the sun sets expect a different vibe, as street artists, bars and restaurants introduce a fresh element of colour and excitement.
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Plenty of Questions Remain
After terminating Mike Tannenbaum from the organization, a meeting was held this afternoon for the assistant coaches. Apparently, it yielded little information about their futures and they may be in the dark until a new general manager is found.
Assistant coaches for the New York Jets believe they are "in limbo" until the Jets hire a new general manager.
A team source who was in a meeting held by coach Rex Ryan on Monday shared that the staff is expected to take the week off and return next Monday. That could be the target date for a GM hire.
Eric Weeks, TheJetsBlog.comThis isn't exactly welcome news for those who are looking for a quick resolution about the futures of everyone not named Rex Ryan or Mike Tannenbaum but ultimately, it's the right decision. The Jets have some very serious questions to answer and Woody Johnson seems set on taking a slow and methodical approach to find the proper solution. They need to find a general manager first and then allow him to determine who currently under contract fits their philosophy moving forward instead of accidentally firing someone that they could have (or should have) kept. The process won't be dragged out but, it will be thorough and should take as long as they need. I'd much rather see the Jets take their time than jump head first into a deal they may later regret.


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Houdini Full-Zip Jacket (Men's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 24184
The Men's Houdini Full-Zip Jacket by Patagonia is soft, breathable and ultra light. The Houdini is a take-it-anywhere jacket with weather-resistant protection for every high-output endeavor.
Now you see it, now you don't - just like the sun on blustery days. Patagonia's ultralight Houdini can shed fickle weather, then disappear when the skies clear. It's also breathable enough to keep on as you crank through the next squall. The 1-oz 15-denier 100% nylon ripstop proves surprisingly durable, while the Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish wards off flurries six pitches from the deck. The lower-volume hood snugs around the face and head and adjusts three-dimensionally with a single pull. The jacket stuffs down to nothing in its own chest pocket, which has a secure zipper closure and a reinforced carabiner clip-in loop. Other details: Deluge DWR-coated center-front zipper, elastic cuffs, drawcord hem and a reflective logo.
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- Incredibly light textured soft shell, made of slightly transparent, highly breathable, strong triple-ripstop nylon
- Nylon ripstop is treated with a Deluge? DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Deluge DWR-coated center-front zipper
- Zippered exterior chest pocket converts into a stuffsack with a reinforced carabiner clip loop
- Hood opening and field-of-vision adjustment in one pull; elastic cuffs; drawcord hem
- Can be worn over baselayers and light midlayers
- Reflective heat-transfer logo at left chest
- Made in Vietnam.
Gender: Men's
Weight: 121 g (4.3 oz)
Material: 1-oz 15-denier 100% nylon ripstop with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish
Fit: Slim fit
Season: S12
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I had just received the Houdini in the mail two days ago and the first test came tonight on a late night run. Big thunderstorm rolled in with temperature drop, wind and some rain. This jacket handled it all for the 30 minute run back to camp.
Don't think twice, buy this jacket.
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I love this jacket. It's so compact that it easily stuffs into its own pocket. It's the lightest wind jacket I could find and it has earned a spot in my backpacking gear, both summer and winter. I most often hike in east Tennessee. The fit is true to size, but I was slightly disappointed that I had to buy a large only because the waist size of the medium was too small (31-33, needed 34). The Houdini jacket is very wind resistant (haven't been out in over 15mph winds yet) and water resistant but NOT IN A DOWN POUR! I carry a tarp poncho to protect my pack and I from a down pour. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for the lightest wind shell on the market.
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LeROY, NY-- The LeRoy Police Department is investigating the death of a five-month-old baby.
Officers were called to a home on Main Street Saturday night for an unconscious female and infant not breathing.
Officers found an adult female having a medical issue and CPR was being performed on the infant. The baby was brought to the hospital but was pronounced dead.
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The key to today's pant trend is simple: the bigger the better! Now that fall is officially underway, it's time to set aside your ultra-slim skinnies and straight-leg denim and make room-ok, lots of room!-for this season's must-have oversized silhouettes. From silky, wide-leg trousers (Poppy Delevingne) to houndstooth wool pants (Charlize Theron), these sophisticated and oh-so comfortable options are having one heck of a moment right now both on and off the runways-just check out today's Trend Report to see what we mean!
While there were oversized pants aplenty on the runways this season, we're absolutely mad about the voluminous white trousers we saw at Yves Saint Laurent. While the early part of Stefano Pilati's F/W 11 collection was reminiscent of the swinging sixties with mod-inspired silhouettes, the latter was clearly an ode to the late seventies with slinky white jumpsuits and sultry dresses. In the look above, Pilati combined the Wide Leg Palazzo Pants ($1490, 212.980.2970) in White Crepe Satin with the White Silk Chiffon with Satin Detail Blouse ($1790, 212.980.2970) and the White Organza Coat with Feathers ($30550, 212.980.2970) for a high-glam ensemble fit for a modern-day Bianca Jagger. Additionally, we are quite fond of the low-slung, suede baggy Pants ($4495, 323.602.0000) from the Chloe F/W 11 show (shown above), especially the way designer Hannah MacGibbon paired them with the Wool Jacquard Pullover ($1355) for a luxurious, slightly seventies look.
Happily, this trend translates off the runways too! As today's quartet of stylish celebs demonstrate, one of the great things about oversized pants is that they come in a variety of colors, styles, and textures, making them a fitting choice for a slew of events. For example, Charlize Theron opted for a gray houndstooth pair-specifically the Durbyfield Trousers ($1400, 617.262.6100) from Roland Mouret's F/W 11 collection-for the GQ Men of the Year awards in London early last month. Though the menswear-inspired, wide-leg pants are an unexpected choice for the red carpet event, her sultry silk halter top (the Squeers Carre Top ($1080, 617.262.6100), also by Mouret), adds some femininity to the outfit, resulting in a seriously chic evening look. We also approve of the oversized palazzo pants Rachel Zoe wore to her S/S 12 presentation during NYFW last month. The black chiffon fabric makes the luxe ultra-wide-leg trousers (a covetable piece from her S/S 12 collection) a dressier pick, for sure.
In addition to both of those stellar selections, we also appreciate silky interpretations of this trend a la Poppy Delevingne and Jenna Lyons. The former constructed a glamorous daytime outfit during London Fashion Week last month, comprised of a pair of Jonathan Saunders gold trousers and semi-sheer top with Topshop peep-toe heels, a Meli Melo chain-strap bag, and oversized Dior sunglasses. Lyons, on the other hand, went for a more casual look with her silky wide-leg pants. We spotted J. Crew's President and Creative Director front row at the Derek Lam S/S 12 show last month and couldn't help but notice her nonchalant ensemble, which was comprised of a pair of Celine trousers from the S/S 11 collection, styled with a burnout tee, chunky knit sweater, and brown boots. We love Lyons' relaxed take on the trend, which not only works well for fashion soirees, but is also great for weekend events or relaxed dinner parties.
With today's inspirational looks in mind, we set out to find the best of the best in oversized pants to ensure your fall wardrobe is stocked with chic options. It should come as no surprise that we're crazy for Zara's Culottes ($60) and Palazzo Trousers ($60); both are simple-yet-chic styles that would look great paired with a button-up blouse for the office. Want something in a bright color or interesting print instead? Then be sure to pick up either Kimchi Blue's Opaque Wide-Leg Pants ($49), Topshop's Floral Wide Leg Trousers ($40), or Edme & Esylite's Aniseed Wide-Leg Pants ($148) to guarantee a show-stopping ensemble this season. We also approve of Free People's rust-colored Velvet Extreme Wideleg Pants ($168), the warm, neutral hue of Alice + Olvia's Eric Wide-Leg Pants ($297) in Camel, and Young Fabulous and Broke's Palazzo Silk Wide-Leg Pants ($275), which would work for both daytime and evening occasions. Finally, if you feel like splurging, we'd like to direct you to Tory Burch's McFall Pants ($525), which come in two eye-catching prints and the ultra-sophisticated Pleated Wide-Leg Pants ($575) by Theyskens' Theory. Whatever pair/pairs you choose to sport this season, just be sure to keep your look balanced by teaming your oversized pants with a understated or feminine top.-Jessica Baker


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News about Piers Morgan, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Oct. 1, 2014
Former British tabloid editor and CNN host Piers Morgan will join American website of The Daily Mail as editor at large. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column; three years after taking over for Larry King, British television personality Piers Morgan and CNN have decided to pull the plug on Piers Morgan Live; ratings for the show hit new lows as Morgan struggled to connect with American viewers, though he is in talks to remain at CNN in a different role. MORE
May. 24, 2012
Jeremy Paxman, a BBC journalist, says that the former tabloid newspaper editor Piers Morgan showed him how to hack into phones 10 years ago; Morgan is a talk-show host on CNN. MORE
Dec. 21, 2011
CNN talk-show host Piers Morgan tells the Leveson Inquiry, the British investigation into news media practices, that he knew of no one who hacked phones or paid police officers for information during his tenure as editor in chief of News of the World and Daily Mirror from 1994 to 2004; other witnesses have testified that phone hacking was rife at The Mirror while Morgan was in charge. MORE
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Piers Morgan Will Write for The Daily Mail
The former tabloid editor and CNN host will write several times a week for the popular American website of the British newspaper.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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Piers Morgan and CNN Plan End to His Prime-Time Show
Three years after taking over for Larry King, Piers Morgan has seen the ratings for "Piers Morgan Live" hit some new lows. He and the network are in talks about him remaining at CNN in a different role.
February 24, 2014, Monday
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Transgender, Schlumpy and Human
We finally have transgender characters in movies and TV. But what about transgender actors?
February 16, 2014, Sunday
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British Police Question CNN's Piers Morgan Over Phone-Hacking
Piers Morgan, one of the biggest names in British media and a CNN television host, has been questioned by London police in connection with allegations of phone-hacking at the Daily Mirror tabloid he used to edit.
February 14, 2014, Friday
Megyn Kelly Draws a Bigger, Younger Audience on Night 2 in Prime Time
Ms. Kelly's new show led all cable news programs Tuesday night among younger viewers, in an impressive turnaround from her debut.
October 10, 2013, Thursday
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Megyn Kelly Draws a Large, Older Audience on Fox News Show
Ms. Kelly's new show at 9 p.m. had an audience of more than two million, but trailed MSNBC among the younger viewers advertisers pay to reach.
October 9, 2013, Wednesday
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Second Newspaper Group Under Inquiry in British Hacking Scandal
Trinity Mirror, the owner of tabloids including The Daily Mirror and The Sunday Mirror, said an inquiry had been opened into its criminal liability for the actions of former employees.
September 13, 2013, Friday
MORE ON PIERS MORGAN AND: Great Britain , Trinity Mirror , Newspapers , Murdoch, Rupert , Sunday Mirror , Daily Mirror , Wiretapping and Other Eavesdropping Devices and Methods
Firebrand for Science, and Big Man on Campus
William Sanford Nye, better known as Bill Nye the Science Guy, has gone from TV host to fierce defender of scientific issues that have been polemicized for religious, political and even economic reasons.
June 18, 2013, Tuesday
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Wow! (Whatever It Was Jodie Foster Said)
Twitter lights up over the actress' rambling, riveting speech at the Golden Globe Awards.
January 17, 2013, Thursday
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December 27, 2012, Thursday
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Sep. 16, 2014
Thai Ministry of Education has ordered history textbooks to omit any mention of former Prime Min Thaksin Sinawatra; it is unclear to what degree ruling military junta can censor history due to Internet and social media. MORE
Dec. 23, 2013
Antigovernment protesters marching through Bangkok vow to disrupt coming elections in their campaign to rid Thailand of influential Shinawatra political family, one of most provocative moves in monthlong political crisis. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
Thailand's governing party accuses protesters of fomenting anarchy and trying to overthrow government after thousands of people swarm the streets of Bangkok; protesters are calling for end to influence of tycoon and former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Thai antigovernment protesters raid the compound of the Finance Ministry and enter the grounds of the Foreign Ministry; unrest is the latest escalation of a long-running battle between supporters and opponents of Thaksin Shinawatra, billionaire former prime minister whose party commands a majority in Parliament. MORE
Nov. 18, 2013
Editorial criticizes government of Thai Prime Min Yingluck Shinawatra for pushing an ill-conceived amnesty bill to pardon anyone facing almost any charge arising from period of political crisis from 2004 to 2010; holds bill, which will put country's fragile democracy in peril, is politically motivated, as it would allow former Prime Min Thaksin Shinawatra to return to the country. MORE
Nov. 4, 2013
Thai government is facing growing anger among its own supporters as well as protests by an emboldened opposition over far-reaching amnesty bill that could allow former Prime Min Thaksin Shinawatra to return home; bill, which would wipe clean corruption cases against him, easily passes one house of bicameral Parliament. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand's most famous fugitive and former prime minister, has harnessed Internet and mobile technology to help govern from afar without having to face warrant for his arrest on corruption charges; country's current leaders, including his sister Prime Min Yingluck Shinawatra, can contact him remotely at all hours. MORE
Jun. 2, 2012
Protesters in Thailand block Parliament from opening debate on a bill they fear will allow former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to return from exile; discussion on the bill, which would grant amnesty for participants in recent political violence, is postponed indefinitely. MORE
Nov. 17, 2011
Thai government faces a political uproar after details surface of a proposed prisoner amnesty that the country's opposition says is designed to pardon former Prime Min Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in 2006 in a military coup. MORE
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A Thai House Divided
Tensions within the military-royalist establishment will complicate the royal succession in Thailand.
July 20, 2015, Monday
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The Contrecoup in Thailand
With every attempt to justify its tenure, the junta undercuts its legitimacy.
June 17, 2015, Wednesday
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Yingluck Shinawatra Pleads Not Guilty to Negligence Over Thai Rice Subsidy
The ousted prime minister voiced confidence in her innocence in connection with a plan to prop up rice prices, which her opponents called a waste of money.
May 20, 2015, Wednesday
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Thailand's Junta Tries to Bury the Opposition in Endless Lawsuits
Hundreds of people have been summoned and forced to sign documents that allow the junta to seize their assets if they become involved with "any political movement."
February 10, 2015, Tuesday
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Thailand and the Coup Trap
The return to old-fashioned autocracy threatens to bring economic stagnation and inequality.
January 2, 2015, Friday
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Loved and Hated, Former Premier of Thailand Is Erased From Textbook
In a plugged-in Thailand, it is unclear to what degree the military junta can remove Thaksin Shinawatra from the public's consciousness.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
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Leaning on Thailand's Junta
Sanctions against the junta could prove surprisingly effective in the push to restore democracy.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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Anger Over Coup Trumps Payouts to Thai Farmers
If Thailand's ruling generals expected gratitude for the huge cash payouts, it was not on display on Tuesday.
May 28, 2014, Wednesday
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Thai Military Moves to Stifle Dissent and Tighten Grip
As protests grew in Thailand, the junta on Sunday warned citizens against opposing military rule and the coup leader said the military sought to "bring back happiness to all Thai people."
May 26, 2014, Monday
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Thailand's Military Stages Coup, Thwarting Populist Movement
The move was the culmination of months of maneuvering by the Bangkok establishment to sideline a populist movement that has won every national election since 2001.
May 23, 2014, Friday
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A Fresh Face With a Familiar Message in Thailand
Yingluck Shinawatra, the sister of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, is running for prime minister as the leader of the main opposition party, Pheu Thai.
Protesters Clash With Troops in Thailand
At least four people were killed in fighting as the military moved to seal off a broad area of the capital where antigovernment protesters have camped for weeks.
Thai Protests Turn Violent
Thailand's prime minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva, declared a state of emergency in Bangkok as army soldiers faced off with anti-government protesters.
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Morning temps that dropped into the 40s and barely reached into the 60s on Tuesday greeted visitors who experienced sunshine, but windy conditions that made the day feel cooler.
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Few details were available following a preliminary meeting Thursday to discuss sharing services between the town of Hounsfield and the village of Sackets Harbor.
The informal meeting between town Supervisor Timothy W. Scee, village Mayor F. Eric Constance and Sackets Harbor Central School District Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. ended with the three parties looking to compile data that will help pinpoint areas to share services and reduce costs, along with researching which state regulations would be relevent for such a change.
Theres a multitude of things that need to be figured out before we can move to a feasibility stage, Mr. Constance said. He said the data compilation was necessary before the Town Council and village Board of Trustees meet to further discuss the matter.
Wed have more questions than answers if we didnt do the preliminary work first, Mr. Constance said. No timetable has been set for such a combined meeting.
Mr. Scee said one area that was discussed in the preliminary meeting was a possible combined fuel depot.
All three entities use a lot of fuel, so we wanted to look and see if there was a way we could look at it to save costs, he said.
The discussion follows the two municipalities discussion for such a plan at their meetings earlier this month.
One reason for the interest in such a move was concerns about high debt at the state level trickling down to the area. Among the ideas previously discussed by council and board members to cut costs include sharing employees, department resources and municipal bodies.
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Michael Young, Director of Telemedicine
Prior to his arrival to Chapel Hill in 2009, Michael served as Director of Telemedicine and Distance Learning at Oklahoma State University for 8 years. While at OSU, Michael developed and built the OSU Mobile Telemedicine Clinic enabling OSU physicians to visit patients across the state. Mr. Young is working to implement a statewide oncology network and currently oversees 17 sites located in 12 communities across North Carolina.
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Julie Sweedler, MPH, Education Coordinator
Julie Sweedler was hired in 2011 as the Education Coordinator for the UNC Cancer Network's Telemedicine Program. While she is new to the Telemedicine program, she is no stranger to UNC, having worked for 7 years as the first Manager of the Women's Health Information Center at the N.C. Women's Hospital. Prior to taking her current job, Ms. Sweedler spent close to 2 years as the Education Director at a new specialty hospital in Botswana, southern Africa where she created a continuing medical education program for the doctors there. Ms. Sweedler received her Masters of Public Health in Health Behavior and Health Education at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health in 1994. She is happy to be back at UNC and working with our oncology partners throughout the State who use the Telemedicine technology provided by UNC to access UNC Tumor Boards and other continuing medical education programming.
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