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Decorative, delicious toppers. That is the idea Chukar had in mind when it set out to create our all natural Maraschino Cherries and Dessert Cherries. Like a sprig of parsley with sirloin steak, cherry garnishes add a splash of color and elegance. Unlike a sprig of parsley, however, this garnish is meant to be eaten in one pleasurable and guiltless gulp.
What are the real differences between the Maraschino and Dessert Cherries? For that, we'll have to discover what's what.
Chukar's maraschinos are an all natural version of the clown nose lookalikes that top a Shirley Temple. A testament to nature's color palette, our maraschinos are dyed with natural fruits and vegetables.
Our Dessert Cherries, on the other hand, are like a two-in-one: the jarred juice may add a cherry swirl to cocktails and drinks like our Dark Cherry Mochaccinos, and the cherries, large and stemmed, charmingly decorate everything dessert. Like the maraschinos, their colors and flavors are derived from fruits and vegetables.
While both products are delicious and just plain fun to eat, there are some differences in their flavors. The Maraschino Cherry harks back to the maraschino liqueur whose name it bears, evoking almond and sweet cherry. In comparison, the Dessert Cherries are sweet, full-bodied, and almost chocolaty.
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Elections News | NDTV.com | Sunday May 11, 2014
In 2009, popular Hindi film director Prakash Jha, who has made films such as Aarakshan, Rajneeti, Satyagraha, Apaharan, Gangajal and Daamul, contested as a candidate of Ram Vilas Paswan's Lok Janshakti Party (LJP), but lost to the BJP's Sanjay Jaisawal. This time, he has been fielded by Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United). Former MP Raghunath Jha ha...
Media Too Liberal with Gandhis: Arun Jaitley to NDTV
Elections News | NDTV.com | Tuesday May 6, 2014
As Narendra Modi plays the caste card to trump Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's ace, his colleague from the BJP Arun Jaitley tells NDTV that media is being too liberal in dealing with the Gandhis and questions what would media reaction had been if he had used the phrase "neech rajneeti".
Narendra Modi's 'Caste' Comeback for Priyanka's 'Neech Rajniti' Comment
Elections News | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Tuesday May 6, 2014
Narendra Modi today had a searing comeback for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's comment yesterday attacking his "neech rajniti or low-level politics" after he campaigned in Amethi, her brother Rahul's constituency.
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Prakash Jha wants to make film on current police-society relation
MekhlaS | Monday September 9, 2013
One of the main ingredients of a Prakash Jha film is its topical element and the director now wants to bring on the silver screen the relationship of the police and society today.
Ranbir Kapoor's Jagga Jasoos described as Indiana Jones meets Tintin
MekhlaS | Friday September 6, 2013
Actor Ranbir Kapoor says his next film Jagga Jasoos will be a child detective project where Indiana Jones meets Tintin.
Manoj Bajpai prefers doing negative role opposite Amitabh Bachchan
Riya Chakravarty | Sunday August 25, 2013
Actor Manoj Bajpai, who will be seen alongside Amitabh Bachchan in Satyagraha, feels if one has to stand out opposite the megastar, it has to be in a negative role.
Arjun Rampal: Satyagraha was like homecoming
Alpan Saxena | Saturday August 17, 2013
Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal, who will be seen in Prakash Jha's Satyagraha, says that since he has worked with the director and the star cast before, the project was like "going back home" for him.
Ranbir Kapoor has a meaty role in Roy
MekhlaS | Thursday August 8, 2013
Director Vikramjit Singh's film Roy will see Ranbir Kapoor in a lengthier role and he reportedly has a 45-day shooting schedule for the movie.
Arjun Rampal: I want to surprise people
Alpan Saxena | Tuesday July 23, 2013
Arjun Rampal believes he has finally found his space in the industry.
Prakash Jha adds item number in Satyagraha
Alpan Saxena | Tuesday July 9, 2013
Filmmaker Prakash Jha hasn't missed adding one sizzling item number in his forthcoming drama Satyagraha. He has roped in model-actor Natasa Stankovic to groove to a thumri-electronic fusion number called Aiyo ji hamri atariya mein for the movie.
Another Deepika Padukone, Ranbir Kapoor film? But what about Katrina Kaif?
Riya Chakravarty | Wednesday June 19, 2013
Ex-flames Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone are in demand as Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani continues to break box office records. The rumour mills are already suggesting that Ranbir and Deepika could be pairing up for Imtiaz Ali's next film.
Rishi Kapoor : Ranbir has taken a road less travelled
Alpan Saxena | Monday May 20, 2013
Rishi Kapoor admits that "films are our family business", is happy that his son Ranbir entered filmdom and praises him for taking an unconventional route to stardom without his help.
Aadesh Shrivastava to make a musical
Purnima Ranawat | Tuesday April 2, 2013
Composer Aadesh Shrivastava says he is ready to roll out a movie under his banner soon. It will be a musical, he revealed.
Satyagraha novel in the making?
Purnima Ranawat | Thursday March 21, 2013
Filmmaker Prakash Jha, who is busy shooting his new political drama Satyagraha in Bhopal, has plans to turn the film's story into a novel that will be published post the movie's release.
Filmmakers don't bet on typical actors like me: Manoj Bajpayee
Purnima Ranawat | Monday February 11, 2013
Actor Manoj Bajpayee feels that directors don't show confidence in casting typical actors like him despite his critically acclaimed roles in films like Satya, Shool, Rajneeti and Gangs of Wasseypur.
Katrina, Ranbir's ajab prem continues with secret movie date
Purnima Ranawat | Friday January 25, 2013
Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor are adept at dodging questions about their relationship status but they're not as efficient when it comes to dodging the cameras that are always on the lookout for any sign of coupledom.
Was not aware of the Naxal issue: Arjun Rampal
Purnima Ranawat | Tuesday October 23, 2012
Actor Arjun Rampal, who will be next seen in Prakash Jha's "Chakravyuh", says he was not much aware about the naxalism issue before he started filming.
Katrina Kaif to feature in Rajneeti 2?
Lovely M | Thursday August 9, 2012
Actress Katrina Kaif, who won critical acclaim for her performance in Prakash Jha's Rajneeti, is likely to feature in its second edition as well.
I will never compose an item number again, says Shantanu Moitra
Aishwarya Nair | Sunday June 3, 2012
Music director Shantanu Moitra says he has decided to stick to his genre of music after the failure of his first item song Ishq Barse in Rajneeti.
Yashji is a sharp person, says Katrina Kaif
Lovely M | Friday March 30, 2012
Actress Katrina Kaif, who was shooting for Yash Chopra's untitled film in London, has said the veteran Bollywood filmmaker has a sharp mind.
Ranbir Kapoor is the future of Bollywood: Paresh Rawal
Lovely M | Thursday March 29, 2012
Recently, when asked about young actors in Bollywood who could make it big in the future, veteran actor Paresh Rawal excitedly named Ranbir Kapoor.
Acting was not my first love: Arjun Rampal
Lovely M | Tuesday November 22, 2011
Actor Arjun Rampal says acting was not his first love as he wanted to join the army.
Do Katrina and Prateik share something in common?
Sumita Chatterjee | Wednesday July 27, 2011
It has been learnt that both the actors were students of what can be called 'Prakash Jha's Hindi tuitions'.
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Corrections Commissioner LaDonna Thompson defended the contract and said prison meals are nutritionally sound. But she acknowledged prison food is occasionally unsanitary.
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Marion County records show the deed to the property at 515 Jefferson street is held by Paul Davids. The family inside the home did make it out safely. Marion county emergency Management Coordinator Jeff Anderson says the family will be taken care of by the Red Cross until more permanent arrangements can be made.
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Western terrorism analysts jumped with excitement over the release of the English jihadi magazine Inspire, volume two. American analysts get really excited about this magazine because it's in English, so they can actually read it without translator support. If I had to guess, I'd estimate that 75% of all people that read this magazine are Western counterterrorism analysts.
Thankfully, two reviews of this new Inspire issue take a reasonable approach. Internet Haganah and Thomas Hegghammer at Jihadica provide informed reviews illustrating the obvious weaknesses of the magazine. Meanwhile, several of the "ePundits searching for iJihad" make this magazine out as a revolution in modern terrorism. These Western analysts are horribly misguided. They cannot explain why this new batch of jihadi literature would inspire someone more than the millions of pieces of jihadi propaganda currently on the Internet (in fact, much of this content is recycled old stuff). At this point, there is no evidence that a significant number of new recruits are inspired by this publication. I'm certain that one or two zealous terrorist recruits who happened to read this magazine will ultimately commit attacks. But, Inspire will be only one of hundreds of propaganda pieces that assisted in radicalizing these new recruits.
The only people we can be certain are inspired by this magazine are Western analysts who make money by speaking and writing about its 'danger', and government analysts who receive attention for hyping its threat. Inspire will only motivate Westerners to participate in terrorism if we hype it to such a level that new recruits think it must be legitimate. The magazine itself recommends recruits access jihadi propaganda from ePundit monitoring sites that repost the magazine. So thank you ePundits for making it easier for terrorists.
Here are my quick thoughts on Inspire.
This volume points to a serious leadership vacuum in Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and in al Qaeda (AQ) globally. Thomas mentions that Samir Khan, the magazine's author, remains relatively removed from the center of AQAP based on the magazine's content. I agree. Khan's writings reflect exactly what he is; a guy who used to sit in his parent's basement writing angry thoughts in private and being meek in public.
Khan's strategy recommends low cost operations in America. Khan advises new recruits not to travel abroad, not to use mobile phones or the Internet, not to interact with other activists, and not to access jihadi websites. According to this strategy, I'm not sure how any follower would acquire Inspire magazine, volume 3. Essentially, Khan has proposed a strategy that resembles the thoughts of a young, socially-isolated, basement dweller. Khan is a tactical and strategic novice that can make flashy webpages. Yes, he may execute a lesser Ft. Hood attack someday when he hits age 30 and still hasn't found a girlfriend.
Khan's strategy provides a diluted strategic vision for AQAP and AQ as a whole. I imagine Abu Musab al-Suri, AQ's noteworthy strategist, would be extremely frustrated by such a weak plan of action. Shooting sprees and mowing down of pedestrians on crowded streets; these are not the attacks of strategic vision. Khan's suggested strategy is more similar to the approach of anarchist groups. Khan's "get your jihad on at home" approach:
1) points to no apparent strategic goal; how would this support the formation of a caliphate, promote Islamic law, deface a symbolic American target, or weaken the U.S.?
2) regurgitates attacks Khan watched in the states; Major Hassan's 2009 shooting spree and the University of North Carolina (UNC) SUV Attack in 2006.
3) tells new recruits to remain isolated and harder to detect, and thus less likely to execute a meaningful attack. There is always a tradeoff between security and operational control for terrorist groups, but this approach errors on the extreme side of security. This isolation approach is harder for law enforcement and intelligence to detect, and is also not likely to produce a respectable attack either.
4) weakens AQ's base of support. Should a recruit execute these one-off attacks, they are unlikely to achieve significant media time or significant effect. The UNC driving attack hardly created a blip on the radar. Instead, these do-it-yourself attacks will likely fail and appear the work of fools. This version of AQ-inspired terrorism looks amateurish and further alienates an ever decreasing base of popular support.
Ultimately, our over-reacting, public response to Khan's proposed attacks will be the only thing that can empower his plan.


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Sour Cream Cutout Cookies Recipe
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 to 3 tablespoons milk
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs. Add sour cream and vanilla; mix well. In another bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and baking soda; gradually beat into creamed mixture. Divide dough in half. Shape each into a disk; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate 2 hours or until firm enough to roll.
- Preheat oven to 350°. On a well-floured surface, roll each portion of dough to 1/4-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 3-in. cookie cutter. Place 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets.
- Bake 10-12 minutes or until tops spring back when lightly touched. Remove from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a bowl, beat butter, confectioners' sugar, vanilla, salt and enough milk to reach desired consistency. Spread over cookies. Yield: about 3-1/2 dozen.
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"I let dough chill overnight and it was still way to sticky to make cutouts, even adding extra flour didn't help. The cookies did taste wonderful though"
"They are so sticky I thought I did something wrong and tossed the batter the first time. SO - me being short in the brain department, tried again. Way too sticky again so I added 1 1/2 cups more of flour. I'll keep you posted."
"These cookies are pretty good. I do like the texture, but they aren't very flavorful. Add more vanilla for sure and maybe 1/2 cup sugar. They are also VERY STICKY!! I refrigerated them for over a day and only worked with 1/3 of the dough at a time. Within 10 minutes of working, everything was sticking. If I managed to roll out the dough without a problem, it would stick to the cutter. If the dough rolled, and the cutter cut, the cutout stuck to the VERY WELL floured counter. The dough raised in the oven so much that the shape of the cookie became distorted. Definitely do not use intricate cutters for this recipe."
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Community gardeners in Chatham are looking for a new place to grow their vegetables and flowering plants after borough officials learned that Public Service Electric & Gas upgrades would put a squeeze on the number of plots.
The utility is upgrading its monopoles on the Division Street tract where the garden leased space. Additional room for the monopoles would have cut the garden about in half, and PSE&G terminated the borough's lease, officials said.
Its frustrating, but I feel we will be successful in finding a new spot for 2014, said Katey DePinto, chair of the Community Garden Committee. It wouldnt be worth it for us to have the garden with half the number of plots we now have.
Two possible new locations for the garden include Garden Park, located near the Chatham Middle School, and property near Watchung Avenue and River Road, on the boroughs side of the Passaic River near the Summit border, said Borough Council President Len Resto, the governing bodys liaison to the Community Garden Committee.
Its a tough situation that presented itself, Resto said. Our closed Community Garden is no more than a tenth of an acre, and PSE&G says it needs 150 foot radius ground clearance for its Monopoles which would leave an even much smaller space than we had for the garden.
The once beautiful garden, now closed, has 55 10-by-10-foot, dried-up plots.
The beautiful garden helped Chatham win a Daily Record Grassroots Award last year, Resto noted.
Then, PSE&G started replacing their old electricity towers with the new monopoles through the utilitys Chatham right of way last fall.
The garden was great since it was started in 2010, Resto said. The plants flourished through last years growing season and the gardeners loved it.
The monopole clearance PSE&G says it needs would have left the gardeners with less than half their space, Resto said.
The radius clearance is needed for our utility service trucks to enter the area in an emergency and for ordinary maintenance, said John Margaritis, PSE&Gs transmission projects communications director.
With our upgraded transmission lines carrying 230,000 volts, the utility wants to make sure there is enough clearance for maintenance and emergency repairs, Margaritis said. We wouldnt want to have to drive over the gardens to get to the monopoles, he said.
Growing season work will likely begin on a new garden in spring of 2014, DePinto said.
We are all very disappointed with what happened to this season, she said.
We would have been in a much better position being on borough property, and hopefully that will happen, possibly at Garden Park.
Officials in 2010 were seeking to open a second garden on another PSE&G right of way on Brooklake Road because the waiting list for the garden was more than 60-people deep. That plan was opposed by Madison residents who, citing traffic concerns, collected 95 signatures for a petition against it.


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The Virginia Oyster Trail launched November 9th, 2015 with the help of Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe. The trail offers visitors a way to enjoy Virginia's seven different oyster regions, as well as experience the unique culture of watermen in the Chesapeake Bay.
The "Oyster Capital of the East Coast," Virginia is a leading east coast seafood producer and the third largest in the nation. Our oyster harvest increased by 31 percent during the 2014 season, with more than 658,000 bushels, with a dockside value of more than $33.8 million, the most in nearly a generation. Learn more here.
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An Arnold man who walked away from a Modesto hospital in October despite gunshot wounds and an arrest warrant for a parole violation was back in custody Friday in the Calaveras County Jail.
Jimmy "Blake" Terry, 25, of Murphys, was arrested at 2:10 a.m. Friday on the 700 block of Algiers Street in Murphys, on suspicion of fighting in a public place, violating a protective order and violating parole, according to Calaveras County Jail personnel.
The parole hold made Terry ineligible for release on bail, a correctional officer said Monday.
Due to government holidays, no one at the Sheriff's Office with further information about the case could be reached for comment Monday or Tuesday.
Terry was shot by his uncle, Robert Terry, 36, on Oct. 14 at the older man's Rawhide Road home in Arnold, according to the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office.
The Calaveras County District Attorney's Office determined Robert Terry acted in self-defense in firing a shotgun filled with rock salt and did not file charges against him.
According to court documents, Jimmy Terry fled after the shooting, driven by his girlfriend, Crystal Towle, 24, of Murphys, in a chase with Angels Camp police and sheriff's deputies that reached 95 mph.
Caught later that day in Douglas Flat, Terry had to be airlifted to a Modesto hospital for treatment of stomach wounds.
Towle was arrested on suspicion of felony evading a peace officer and misdemeanor driving with a suspended license. She has pleaded not guilty to those charges and is awaiting trial.
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Campbell Police Chief Tim Kelemen is on paid leave while authorities investigate whether he broke the law when he used a tea party activist's information online.
Board members during a special meeting Thursday voted unanimously to take action against the embattled chief after public outcry that he lost credibility and trust from many in the small community.
It's a routine move when an employee is under investigation and not an indication Kelemen is guilty of a crime, said his attorney Jim Birnbaum.
"It's neither surprising nor something we don't understand," he said.
After months of conflict between the town and police and tea party activists, Kelemen, from his work and home computers, used activist Greg Luce's email address and name to create accounts on pornographic, dating and insurance websites, according to police reports. He initially denied his conduct during a May 27 interview with investigators.
A prosecutor will decide within two weeks whether Kelemen should face criminal charges. Campbell Town Board Chairman Scott Johnson said last week members were not considering discipline before a charging decision was reached.
Kelemen's attorney contends tea party members harassed town and police officials for months after board members in October passed a local ordinance prohibiting speech-related behavior on an Interstate 90 pedestrian overpass.
The chief viewed the activity as a public safety risk; Luce and another tea party member argue the ordinance trampled on their rights and responded with a federal lawsuit.
Since Kelemen's meeting with investigators, attorneys have amended the federal suit to seek damages against the chief for violating Luce's right to petition without retaliation, invasion of privacy and civil identity theft.
Kelemen will remain on paid leave indefinitely, regardless of the prosecutor's charging decision, while the town or someone on its behalf investigates, town attorney Brent Smith said.
Hopefully, that investigation gives context to the chief's conduct, Birnbaum said.
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My Doctor wants me to have it removed so he can do an MRI of my spine. I had a fusion in Aug. that collapsed after 5 weeks, was redone and I'm doing pretty well, but having a lot of numbness in my feet and legs - mostly left one. I had a myelogram to try to discover the problem. Ended up with a spinal fluid leak in late January and have been doctoring to try to seal it ever since. I have a tethered spinal cord and have had two surgeries inside the cord, plus five others outside the cord, so there's lots of scar tissue and hardware. We've tried blood patches, fibrin glue patch, a drain in the cord for five days in the hospital with nurses turning me, and another five days, to try to seal the drain site. That's where we think it is leaking now!
Now, before he does anymore poking, he wants to remove the stim so we can see better what it going on.
Has anyone out there had there's taken out? Did it cause a spinal fluid leak? Did you have it put back in?
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I was reading about an excellent way to make some money and I thought I'd share with the wonderful people at NetBuilders. If you like playing games and making cash then you can now do it at the same time!
How It Works
When game companies come up with a new game, they need to figure out if there's any "bugs" or errors that they would need to correct before putting the game out on the market. That's where you come in. These game companies are always looking for young and adventurous people to play these games and tell the company what they thought of it. In addition to getting paid, you generally get to keep a copy of the game you played as well.
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To get in contact with the big gaming companies, all you have to do is go to their websites. You can easily look it up online: just search for "play games for cash" or something equivalent. I'm sure there's hundreds, if not thousands of opportunities for you to discover dealing with making money by playing games. Work doesn't have to be a slave round, it can be fun. All you have to do is find the right thing that you're interested in: and people, I'm telling you now, for every interest out there, there's a skill that can make you millions if you angle it right.
Apparently, BringIt.com offers a way to play games and challenge your opponent to wager on the game. Take Call of Duty, for instance (I have no idea if BringIt.com offers Call of Duty, btw, I'm just saying). My friend and
I used to play for hours at a time on a special game mode which allows each of you to hide around buildings and pick different weapons with different special abilities. I forgot what the mode is called, but it was awesome to play. Anyway, he'd always go up in the towers where I couldn't find him and then he'd snipe me wherever I went. As there's a time limit and he was always killing me in the process of me looking for him, he was hard as hell to beat. Even so, I always kept playing, and I'd even wager cigarettes on who would win. If someone who never wins is willing to put something on the line just because he thinks he can win, then there's gotta be a shit load of money in this if you're good at the game. I mean, if each person only wagers a few bucks per round and you have 20-30 people (make that 20-30 rounds just to be conservative) and each person just plays once, then that's still a good $100-$120 a day: Playing games! If that's not a genius money making idea, I don't know what is. Obviously when you understand human nature (the desire to win + the ego to think you will), you can manipulate people to fork over loads of money. If you kept the above math going over a month's period, that's roughly $3,600. Not bad for a monthly paycheck, don't ya think? So go check it out. What do you have to lose?
Selling Game Money
What a lot of people in China are now doing is playing MMORPG (massively multiplayer online roleplaying game - try saying that in one breath) and selling the game goods for real money. If you've ever played a MMORPG then you'll know that many players are willing to pay good money for rare items, game gold, and other important game features. Say if you played Runescape or World of Warcraft and came up with a way of making a few million coins per day (contribute a standard work day of 8-10 hours to gaming) and sell each million for $5-$7. I promise you, this won't pay your bills if you live in the United States or other first world countries, but it would be an excellent way to earn some money for teenagers and people living in places like Africa, India, and China. You can sell them by either developing a group of several repeat customers that you can just sell to whenever you have it or go to a website like Ebay or game websites specifically made for that game. Keep in mind, though, that most MMORPGs forbid selling game products for real values and, if caught, your account and ip address will be banned from the game forever. Risky business if you ask me. My advice: Don't get caught.
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What some people do to make money via gaming is by writing scripts for and programming autobots that meet the specifications of what you need done. If you're a programmer, you could either design and sell bots individually or you could make a website that lists all of your bots for download and connect each link to paypal so that people can download the programs on their own, but you get paid every time without even doing any marketing or extra work. Obviously, from a business perspective, I'd go with the second choice. You could sell a standard bot that, say, is capable of traveling between gold mines and your bank when your queue is full and then back to the mines for, say, $7.50 per download. As people will are always looking up ways to cheat the games they play (to get an edge on other people, of course), you will always have people coming back to your website again and again. If you had a good 8-10 programs on your page, you'd probably get a decent 60 downloads every week. That's $450 per week. Not bad for a weekly paycheck, considering you're not doing anything.
So overall, you have a few choices here on what you want to do in the gaming industry. I wish each and every one of you the best of luck and if you have any questions, feel free to ask.
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I have to admit I wasn't expecting this.
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CNN Money has a really interesting piece [1] on the $4.5 billion budget of the first mile-and-a-half segment of New York City's Second Avenue Subway, currently under construction:
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Big machinery, for starters. At $800,000 a piece, equipment such as hydraulic drill jumbos and load-haul-dump loaders can rack up a bill for the Metropolitan Transit Authority.
The single biggest piece of equipment — the two-story, 22-foot in diameter tunnel boring machine — takes 20 people to operate and costs approximately $12 million.
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i believe it is time we started talking about RR and Vista.. i would very much like to hear experiences on attempts to run RR, FD, etc on vista..
Guino what do u say will RR work on vista?
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i believe it is time we started talking about RR and Vista.. i would very much like to hear experiences on attempts to run RR, FD, etc on vista..
Guino what do u say will RR work on vista?
in the middle of testing RR under vista myself.
I previously tested RR in vista that was being run inside of vmware and everything worked ok.
I now am testing RR in a standard vista install and there are a few small issues. Havnt completely figured them out yet but i think they are mostly hardware related.
RR seems to only run ok if you turn aero off, which kind of sucks but in a car environment it likely wont matter which windows ui you have.
My volume slider in RR dosnt work in vista, but this is likey because of the complete rewrite of how audio is done in windows and plus a slight driver issue.
I think RR may have to look at the way audio is done and make some changes.
other than that it works fine. RRConfig in vista instantly opens, where in XP it always takes a while to open for some reason, not sure what the deal is with that.
I definitely intend to put vista in my car.
Some of the new features will be really nice inside the car.
There are some small issues people likely will have most of them hardware related, so your millage will vary.
but i do think its about time also to start talking about it, i know some others here have been running vista a lot longer than I.
I had no problems myself, but I went back to xp because flash is just a little bit slower in vista.
based on vista recommended hardware and potential driver issues... I will wait a long time before even looking at it... maybe when XP goes off interactive support ;)
The hardware requirement's in most cases will be higher than a lot of the CarPC's out there for sure. I have an old Dell Inspiron 1.2Ghz laptop I tried to install Vista on some time ago, and it refused to install, stating the system could not handle it.
And double for the "Interactive Support" :) I have been an early adopter of OS's in the past, and have learned it is good to wait a little while before jumping in. I will wait till at least SP1 before I go using it as my primary OS. This is not even considering the drivers for the XMPCR, Touchscreen, RadioShark and other hardware in my car.
i believe that vista is very hardware demanding from what i have read!!! guys running on epias will certainly have a problem...though my hardware is more than enough to run vista i think... i will certainly wait for 6-8 months before i even attempt to tranfer everything to vista.. so many things can go wrong and face potential problems.. our car pcs are just moooore complicated than the average desktop out there
i wouldnt say vista is more hardware demanding, esp not to the extent of all the stuff you would read. Anyone you ask whos actually run it on a fairly recent pc (2yrs old) will tell you that. Plus that is only if you want to run Aero UI which in the car is a no brainer, you dont need that in the car so just use the clasic UI which any computer should be able to handle.
Epias will probably still have problems, they barely can run winxp. IMHO epias arent good carputers, just too many sacrafices have to be made.
I also wouldnt say are carputers are more complicated than an average desktop, really is no difference to be honest.
The best thing to do is to just evaluate your specific situation and hardware and see for yourself if it all works for you. Waiting 6-8 months wont change much, nor will waiting for ServicePack X to arrive cause the truth to it all, there is allways going to be someone who has a problem with something no matter what stage windows is in when you adopt it.
At least if you evaluate it now, you know what the issues are (if any) and can look for solutions to them instead of waiting for that magic moment when everything goes perfect which may never come.
just my 2 cents.
by waiting i would at least make sure someone else has been there before me, thus solving at least some of the problems to be faced, especially software related..
Epias are bad this has been said.. i agree with you, although we are going to get shot soon for saying this :D


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We now offer our guests a brand new swimming pool with spectacular views over the gulf of Thailand and to Bokor Mountain. It is a salt water swimming pool with a small children pool, covered with a big sun-umbrella.
We also have Wi Fi (Wireless Fidelity - Internet) throughout the resort and a laptop for our guests at a small charge.
Our room rates start now for a double at 23$ and for a twin at 26-28$. In the high season, starting from November 16th the doubles are 30$ and the twins 33-36$.
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Mountain Lion may drop support for older Intel Macs
updated 07:10 am EST, Fri February 17, 2012
OS X 10.8 to drop support for early Intel Macs?
Apple's surprise announcement that its next update to OS X dubbed Mountain Lion will come as soon as this summer, has also yielded an additional surprise. As with the shift from Leopard to Snow Leopard, Apple will cut off users of older Intel Macs from its next-generation OS -- for Leopard, IBM PowerPC-based Macs missed out. However, the arrival of Mountain Lion may also see the first major Intel-based Mac casualties, as support for the original MacBook Air is not currently included within the current release developer release of Mountain Lion.
According to TUAW, Apple has currently listed Mountain Lion as being compatible with iMacs (mid-2007 of later), MacBooks (13-inch aluminum, 2008) (13-inch, early 2009 or later), MacBook Pros (13-inch, mid-2009 or later) (15-inch, 2.4/2.2 GHz) (17-inch, late 2007 or later), MacBook Air (late 2008 or later), Mac mini (early 2009 or later), Mac Pro (early 2008 or later) and Xserve (early 2009).
Users of machines older than the models listed will not be in a position to run what will be Mac OS X 10.8. This means that white plastic MacBooks that pre-dated the unibody versions will also miss out on Mountain Lion unless they are running Nvidia GeForce 9400M GPUs. Early signs indicate that the integrated graphics of early Intel Macs may not be able to support that latest UI changes in Mountain Lion.


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In Budweiser Football League action, Hal's Angels defeated the Steelers 16-14 yesterday at Eagles' field.
The game went through several turnovers with good plays. The Steelers almost scored a touchdown when Tom Meddler made a 35-yard run, but his was stopped by Joel Limtiaco of the Angels.
The Angels later forced a turnover and had a big run of their own when Marvin Manibusan ran for 30 yards. Only a few plays later, the Angels gave the ball to Ryan Biggler to run in five yards and score. Quarterback Steven Phillips then called his own number and ran in the two-point conversion. ...


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The Changing Face of the Architecture Profession
Wendy Ornelas' field of research, academic teaching and professional experience is in the area of internship and mentoring. She also has extensive collateral experience in these areas. She is the Director of the Architecture Internship Program at Kansas State University; Past-President of AIA Kansas; Past Regional Director of ACSA; was a Member of the Advisory Committee for the 2005 Internship Conference:Designing Tomorrow's Architect; was a Liaison for ACSA to NCARB's Education Committee; was a Liaison for ACSA to Internship Development Program Coordinating Committee; and is currently the ACSA representative-elect to NAAB.
Leaders are those who guide or inspire others. They show us the way and influence our course of action. Schools and offices are made up of leaders in our profession, if only we continue to find means to nurture. Leaders ["we the people"] help us to see things in an innovative manner. As society and the profession of architecture become increasingly complex, how we interact with our new graduates, emerging professionals and seasoned members of our profession will lead architecture into a new era.
Mentoring in our ever-changing profession is becoming complicated, and who should take the lead? Faculty, practitioners, or both? More than ever architecture needs the academy and practice to work cohesively to develop a well-rounded professional.
Emerging professionals assume faculty and practitioners operate seamlessly in the development of an enriching route from academia to licensure. Upon graduation they expect to venture into a new aspect of their education, but they do not expect a deep chasm between the academy, the profession, and becoming a licensed professional.
Traditional practice must stay profitable and productive while simultaneously keeping up with the new demands of our profession, the economy and society. Looking at how faculty and practitioners can continue to mentor new graduates, or emerging professionals and seasoned members of a firm so they keep their energy, passion and optimism about the profession is essential. This session is an interactive look at how several schools of architecture work to diminish the chasm between the academy and the profession through academic internships.The speakers will discuss the impact of internship programs, as well as the inherent responsibility of both the profession and the faculty to mentor students who participate in these programs. Educators, emerging professionals and practitioners will gain insight into expanded mentoring programs so they can be leaders in their respective groups.


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A teenager stole an airport police car at Lambert Field and led police on a high-speed pursuit on Interstate 55 that ended near Festus on Monday. The chase ended when the car hit tire deflation spikes, went into a spin and slid into a median.
The incident began about 3:20 p.m. An airport police officer on patrol pulled over in front of the Main Terminal to handle traffic, said Chief Paul Mason. The officer left the car unlocked and running with the keys inside.
The officer had been out of his marked patrol car for about five minutes when he noticed it was missing, Mason said. Dispatchers broadcast a bulletin alerting area police departments to the theft.
Officers caught up with the stolen police car on Interstate 270 about 4 p.m. The driver had turned on the emergency lights and reportedly was driving the wrong way southbound near Interstate 44, police said.
The pursuit continued onto southbound Interstate 55, where the car, now in the correct traffic lanes, was traveling more than 100 mph. When the driver crossed the Meramec River on Interstate 55, more than a dozen squad cars from the Jefferson County sheriff's office and municipal forces joined the chase.
Although the thief twice avoided tire deflation spikes, officers succeeded on a third attempt, near Highway A in Crystal City. The stolen car spun out into a highway median. Officers arrested the driver without incident.
Authorities said there were no reported injuries or serious damage to other automobiles.
The suspect, 18, was being held Monday evening at the Jefferson County Jail in Hillsboro. Mason said airport detectives were going to interview the suspect and present the case to the St. Louis County prosecuting attorney for charges. The suspect's identity was not released.
"I'm just glad no one was hurt," Mason said. "That's the upside of it."
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15th Annual Medical Marijuana Concert
Saturday March 2 2013, 6:00pm until March 3 2013, 3:00am
Music. Tobacco Road, 626 South Miami Ave, Brickell. United states.Posted by emmiw.
Things will light up at the beginning of March when the 15th Annual Medical Marijuana Benefit Concert comes to Tobacco Road . The annual event, hosted by Ploopy Palace Productions and NORML of Florida will raise funds for NORML of Florida, Patient's Out of Time, People United for Medical Marijuana (PUFMM), and The Silver Tour's medical marijuana campaign and the protection of patients' rights.
Currently there is a statewide campaign to change the medical marijuana laws in Florida including a petition and legislation in both the House and Senate. As a part of March 2nd extravaganza, there will be three stages for various bands and spoken word artists, all joining together under the marijuana cause. The genre of music will range from folk to reggae, hip-hop to jazz and everything in between.
Speakers include: Irvin Rosenfeld and Elvy Musikka (two of four federal medical marijuana patients), Florida State Senator Dwight Bullard, South Miami City Commisioner Walter Harris, Senior Circuit Court Judge Ric Zweig, Norm Kent (from the NORML National Board of Directors), Steve Berke (comedian/politician) and more!


text: AIU Online Adds IT Project Management to Master of Information Technology Degree Program March 10, 2007 AIU IT Degrees comments Classes begin on April 29, 2007. As the business world becomes increasingly dependent on computers and the complex technology upon which they operate, the demand for career-focused IT professionals continues to grow so rapidly that it exceeds the number of university graduates who have the necessary education and skills to fill available positions. To help meet the demand for qualified job candidates, AIU Online has added a concentration in IT Project Management to its real-world Master of Information Technology (MIT) degree program. This concentration is designed to provide career-focused professionals with the credentials they can use to lead and direct computer-related employees of companies and organizations in almost every industry. Successful graduates will have acquired the industry-current credentials to pursue a diverse range of career opportunities, including Senior IT Project Manager, Project Controller for IT Infrastructure Projects, Technology Planning Manager, Consulting Data Architect and many others. The MIT with a concentration in IT Project Management is accepting applications now for classes scheduled to start on April 29, 2007. Don't forget: Classes start January 4th! Request Info LIVE CHAT Apply Now by AIU | American InterContinental University tFl American InterContinental University is the Serious U; we're dedicated to helping busy professionals get the degree they need to move forward as efficiently as possible. To learn more, visit http://www.aiuniv.edu/online.


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Ideas In Action with Jim Glassman
China and the U.S.: Forecast for the Future - Part 1 (#107)
Guests: George Gilder, Senior Fellow, the Discovery Institute; Charles Freeman, Freeman Chair in China Studies, the Center for Strategic and International Studies; and Gordon Chang, columnist at Forbes.com and author of The Coming Collapse of China.
China's economic growth seems staggering, leading many to wonder if the 21st century will belong to China. China is now America's biggest lender, leading to U.S. fears of increasing Chinese leverage over its economy. Tensions are rising between the U.S. and China over trade, currency, natural resources and global influence. How should the U.S. respond to the rise of China as a world power? [26 minutes]
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Series Description: From the producers of "Think Tank with Ben Wattenburg," Ideas in Action with Jim Glassman is a new half-hour weekly series on ideas and their consequences. Each edition of Ideas in Action presents a discussion of trends, conditions, and ideas behind the week's headlines. In the tradition of the long-running PBS series Think Tank, the program limits itself to one topic per half-hour edition in order to go deeper into a subject than the average TV show. Viewers engage with a diverse group of economists, historians, anthropologists, political scientists, demographers, and social philosophers, as well as authorities from many other disciplines.
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Well we finished up the custom blog design portfolio yesterday and now we are working on re-structuring the custom design, ordering process, prices and packages which is turning out to be more of a overhaul than expected!
Re-designing the portfolio section of the site has been something I have wanted to re-do forever so stop by and check it out. It is now sectioned off by blog design style so you can browse scrapbook style blog designs, illustrated blog designs, etc… We also added other custom design options that have been designed like specialty buttons, social media icons, etc….


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Contemporary Japanese Lacquer: The Demonstration
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- Where:Art Studio, Sackler Centre
DEMONSTRATION: Drop in to see them demonstrate a range of traditional and innovative maki-e techniques.
Maki-e (Japanese for 'sprinkled picture') is the traditional decoration of Japanese lacquer with metallic powder. This demonstration offers a unique opportunity to meet award winning lacquer artist Shokan Matsuda and his apprentices from the Maki-e studio Shokan in Tokyo.


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