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Info-ZIP project
Info-ZIP portable compression/archiver utilities (Zip, UnZip, WiZ, etc.)2,715 weekly downloads
Dos2Unix / Unix2Dos - Text file format converters571 weekly downloads
SNEeSe is an emulator for the Nintendo SNES console for x86 PCs. SNEeSe is written in 32-bit C, C++, and NASM x86 assembly. Project goal is to make as accurate, functional, and usable an emulation core as is reasonably possible.280 weekly downloads
Hide In Picture
Hide In Picture is a program that allows you to conceal files inside bitmap pictures, using a password. The pictures look like normal images, so people will not suspect there is hidden data in them.118 weekly downloads
O2EM Odyssey2 / Videopac+ Emulator
O2EM is an open source multi-platform Odyssey2 / Videopac+ emulator. The Odyssey2 (Videopac/Jopac in Europe) was a video game console created in the late 70s.84 weekly downloads
Stripe Snoop
Stripe Snoop reads the contents of a magstripes (Track 1, 2, or 3) through different hardware interfaces and not only displays the contents, but uses a CDDB-like database of card formats to try and figure out what the contents mean.84 weekly downloads
Iter Vehemens ad Necem
Iter Vehemens ad Necem (IVAN) is a graphical roguelike game, which currently runs in Windows, DOS and Linux. It features advanced bodypart and material handling, multi-colored lighting and, above all, deep gameplay.67 weekly downloads
NewWolf is a conversion of a famous 3D action game: Wolf3D by ID software. The purpose of this project is to make a stable, extencible and portable 32bit version of Wolf engine. To allow users run it in different resolutions and on various platforms.76 weekly downloads
SET's Editor, a friendly text editor
SETEdit is a friendly text editor. It is a text mode application with windows, buttons, mouse support, etc. The main target of the project are programmers so the editor is mainly oriented to programming.60 weekly downloads
AiR-Boot is a x86 boot-loader that resides completely in track 0 of the harddrive. It's also independent of any OS, features a BIOS-like built-in setup, is localized to German, Dutch, French, Italian, Russian (including Cyrillic) and Swedish.17 weekly downloads
Glide for 3dfx hardware
Glide is a library for using 3dfx hardware. This project will be the public repository for Glide.48 weekly downloads
LifeLines is a genealogy program to help with your family history research. Its primarily strengths are its powerful scripting language and the ability easily import and export information in the GEDCOM format.29 weekly downloads
4tH compiler
A Forth compiler with a little difference32 weekly downloads
Photopc - digital camera control
A command-line tool to download picturs and control still digital cameras based on Sierra Imaging chipset and compatibles (Olympus, Nikon, Epson, Agfa and some others).29 weekly downloads
flat assembler
Fast and efficient self-assembling 80x86 assembler for DOS/Win32/Linux; with 8086-80486/Pentium/MMX/SSE/AVX/XOP instructions support, 16-bit/32-bit/64-bit code, binary/MZ/PE/COFF/ELF output formats.21 weekly downloads
The well-known KQ console-style RPG.4 weekly downloads
Evil Pandy 3D - Duke Nukem Overhaul
Evil Pandy 3D - an overhaul of Duke Nukem 3D using the source code provided by 3DRealms. The objective of is to improve upon the interface and gameplay, and to apply these changes to a new game in Duke style. -- It`s not a mullet. It`s a skullet.15 weekly downloads
oZone GUI (Codename Phoenix)
oZone GUI is a mutliplatform desktop enviroment which runs under DOS, Microsoft Windows and Linux. Applications based and compiled for oZone run with no need to recompile on all supported platforms at the level of machine code.14 weekly downloads
FreeOS/1 is a Free, Open Source, FreeDOS based Free and Open Source Alternative OS, with open source Microsoft Windows compatibility using HXDOSExtender KernelEx,and ReactOS source code. FreeOS/1 will include new technologies and will be easy to use12 weekly downloads
Long File Name Tools for DOS
Provide access to long file names under real-mode DOS. Supported file systems: FAT12/16/32, ISO9660, Joliet. Supported operations: dir, copy, mkdir, rmdir, ren, cd, del.11 weekly downloads
A fully automated MUTE Network P2P client made to run 24/7 unattended. Take a nap while it does the work! Supply a list of keywords and it will download overnight, also sharing whatever it gets. Napshare mute p2p file share peer anonymous11 weekly downloads
OSPlus is a collection of utilities for DOS, Linux and Win32. This includes a Text Editor and a Disk Imager. I am gradually making it Open Source, and the source will be available for anyone to hack away on.11 weekly downloads
RARS is the Robot Auto Racing Simulation, in which the drivers are robot programs. It is intended as a competition among programmers. It consists of a simulation of the physics of cars, a graphic display of the race, and a robot driver for each car.6 weekly downloads
Ronda is a card game very popular in Morocco. The game in real world is played between two persons or four. For the moment Ronda software is a single player card game that allow you to play against your computer.5 weekly downloads
PTCPas is a free, portable framebuffer library, written in Free Pascal. It allows low-level high-speed graphics access on multiple platforms.2 weekly downloads


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I had AAA look at my van and they are telling me it's the tranny. But I haven't tried taking out the tire and putting it back in. They because the way the sound when you change the gear to r, it make noises and change to d or d2, it make noise as well. So, do you think this is my tranny that give up and that I have to get it fix?
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Tickets are available at JamBas
Bisco Nights has moved to the Tussey Mountain Amphitheatre in
Boalsburg, PA, just minutes from State College. Nestled in the beautiful
rolling hills of Central Pennsylvania, the ski mountain has an ideal concert
area, and has hosted legendary performers ranging from Bob Dylan to
Jefferson Starship, and Govt. Mule to your very own, The Disco Biscuits.
Performing at the festival will be The Biscuits, Electron, the Cookie
Dusters, the Ally, Brothers Past, and Psychedelic Breakfast. At the base of
the mountain is the Tussey Mountain Family Fun Park; the park boasts a
wide range of amenities that will be available to Bisco, including a skate
park, batting cages, Go-Karts and a Par-3 golf course and driving range.
The move was made, when in a sporting mood, The Disco Biscuits
decided to unveil their first annual BiscOlympics at Nights. The event will
take place on the afternoon of Wednesday August 7th at the Tussey
Mountain Family Fun Center. A full on color war will ensue with
competition in areas including, but not limited to, long drive competition,
3-par pitch and putt tourney, Go-Kart racing, skate-board/roller-blading
competition, Tug-O-War, and batting competition. Enrollment in the
Olympics is free of charge with a Bisco Nights ticket, but limited spaces
are available. Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for
enrollment, you must include your Bisco Tix confirmation number in the
text of your e-mail. Please specify your experience level in
skateboarding/roller-blading and golf. You will be placed on an
appropriate team based on experience level. The winning team will
receive copies of Señor Boombox (the new Megaforce Records release
which will be in stores September 17th), Bisco Lives II (a limited release
due in stores on July 30th), and tickets to Camp Bisco III.
There is no onsite camping at Tussey Mountain, however nearby camping
is available at the Seven Mountains campground (814.364.1910), Bob
Kearns Campground (814.364.1339), and at the KOA Campground
(814.355.7912). If you prefer staying at a hotel, the following hotels are
available within 3 miles of Tussey Mountain: The Residence Inn
(814.235.6960), the Autoport Restaurant and Lodge (814.237.7666), the
Hampton Inn (814.231.1590) and the Ramada Inn (814.238.3001). Stay
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latest info on block rates for campgrounds and hotels.
We truly apologize for any inconvenience associated with these changes.
Of course, if you have purchased a ticket to these festivals and now
cannot attend due to the change of venue, you can receive a full refund by
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Briarwood Elementary is latest campus to be honored as a Green School
February 7, 2012
Efforts that started in September 2010 just paid off for students and staff at Briarwood Elementary School.
In December, the school was certified a Level One King County Green School. Along with only three other schools in King County, Briarwood's efforts were formally recognized Jan. 31.
"Each of these four schools can be proud of how they have involved their students and staff in learning about conservation and improving conservation practices," said Dale Alekel, King County Green Schools Program manager.
Level One programs focus on waste reduction and recycling. There are several criteria schools must meet. The schools must reach a recycling rate of at least 40 percent; establish at least one paper reduction practice; one lunch waste reduction practice; and, one practice involving durable products. Alekel said many participating schools sliced garbage disposal costs by reducing waste and recycling.
Briarwood staff and students took several steps in order to reach Level One status, said Jennifer Mitchell, a program assistant at the school. First, the school created a Green Team of students, third-graders who helped train other students how to sort lunch waste into recyclable materials, compostable materials and garbage. There are now about 35 third-graders trained to help younger students sort their lunch leftovers.
Briarwood Elementary honored by county Green Schools Program
January 31, 2012
NEW — 2:30 p.m. Jan. 31, 2012
Part of the Issaquah School District, Briarwood Elementary is one of four area schools honored this week by the King County Green Schools Program.
"Each of these four schools can be proud of how they have involved their students and staff in learning about conservation and improving conservation practices," said Dale Alekel, King County Green Schools Program manager.
Along with Renton Park Elementary, Briarwood was recognized as a Level One King County Green School.
Reading Buddy celebrates second generation with second-graders
November 8, 2011
Briarwood Elementary School volunteer looks back on 15 years
"My mother had been a second-grade teacher," said Betty Gering, who at 76 years of age is entering her 15th year of serving as a Reading Buddy to youngsters at Briarwood Elementary School.
Gering said she continues to act as a sort of in-school tutor to second-graders at Briarwood partly to honor the memory of her mother. But there are other reasons as well.
District students score above state average on Washington math tests
September 27, 2011
As Issaquah School District students headed back to class Aug. 30, state education officials were releasing the first results of a newly required math test.
The state also put out final numbers on which schools were able, or not able, to meet annual improvement goals set out by the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
Last spring, Washington students in algebra and geometry classes took a state test immediately at the end of their course work. The system is known as "end of course," or "EOC" testing. It replaced the standardized math test students formerly took near the end of the school year.
Past bond ushers in school renovation projects
August 23, 2011
In February 2006, Issaquah School District voters approved a $241.8 million bond issue to fund new construction and renovations around the district.
The schools are following the plan laid out to voters with one exception, according to information on the district website.
In early 2007, the district acted to redirect construction dollars originally earmarked to fund construction of a new middle school, the district's fifth. Because of changed enrollment and other factors, officials decided, rather than build a new school, they would convert the Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus into a full-blown middle school beginning in fall 2010. As a result, the Issaquah and Skyline high school campuses were revamped to include space for new freshmen.
Funded by that 2006 bond issue, here are some of the projects still under way in the district.
"The biggies are all down on the south end this year," said Sara Niegowski, district executive director of communications.
• Planners slated Maywood Middle School in Renton for a modernization and expansion project. According to the latest construction update from the district this month, Maywood's old administration/commons area and counseling offices are gone, with construction of replacement facilities under way. Demolition of the parking lots and sidewalks are nearing completion with rebuilding scheduled to have already started. Grading of new parking areas has begun.
Issaquah School District to request bond in February
June 28, 2011
The Issaquah School Board has agreed to put a bond before voters Feb. 14.
Board members are still reviewing the contents and cost of the bond, but agreed to decide on both by late September, giving community supporters four months to campaign.
A bond is a property tax that pays for school construction and repairs. Money from bonds cannot be used for teacher salaries or for classroom supplies.
The last bond put before voters — a $241.87 million bond in February 2006 — passed with about 68 percent of the vote. All bonds need at least 60 percent approval to pass.
Some of the larger projects on the 2006 bond included the rebuilding of Issaquah High and Briarwood Elementary schools; the expansion of Skyline High School; the addition of Creekside Elementary School; and remodels at Maywood Middle and Liberty High schools.
District administrators had originally planned to ask voters for a bond in 2010, but decided to wait until 2012 because of the recession.
The proposed 2012 bond has projects for all of the district's 24 schools, but the list has yet to be finalized.
Supporters meet fundraising goal for science curriculum
June 21, 2011
After 47 days of fundraising at McDonald's and Zeeks Pizza, and in various school parking lots, the Issaquah Schools Foundation and the Issaquah PTSA Council have raised enough money for a new elementary school science curriculum this fall.
The current elementary school science curriculum, last updated in 2003, does not meet state standards.
The fundraising campaign began April 29, the day after the foundation's annual luncheon. There, foundation community representative Leigh Stokes explained that the district had initially set money aside for the curriculum update, but after the Legislature cut $1.45 million from the district's budget midyear, the district could no longer afford the curriculum update on its own.
The district committed $700,000 to the elementary school science update, and the foundation and PTSAs partnered to raise the remaining $500,000.
Recently, district administrators negotiated with the curricula vendors and bargained for a better price. Originally, the update was supposed to cost $1.2 million, but after the negotiation, the price tag dropped to $1.1 million. The district is also saving money by developing a specific curriculum of its own, which has a price tag of $50,000.
After-school program makes 'hard' math and reading fun,
June 21, 2011
Jacob Lovgren did not like math.
The Briarwood Elementary School fourth-grader called the subject "horrible" and his math scores showed it. When his teacher recommended he try Briarwood's new After School Assistance Program in March, he got only 52 percent of the pretest math questions right.
Gold Star
June 21, 2011
Briarwood students donate books
Briarwood Elementary School's Student Council collected 32 boxes of books for First Place School in Seattle.
The students donated books as part of their Spring Community Project, from May 18 to June 3.
First Place is a school and social service agency devoted to helping children and families in transition, crisis or homelessness. First Place School educates children from preschool to sixth grade, and offers case management and mental health services to children and families in need of help.
Supporters meet fundraising goal for science curriculum
June 14, 2011
NEW — 3:45 p.m. June 14, 2011
After 47 days of fundraising at McDonald's, Zeek's Pizza and in school parking lots, the Issaquah Schools Foundation and the Issaquah PTSA Council have raised enough money for a new elementary science curriculum this fall.
The current elementary science curriculum, last updated in 2003, does not meet state standards.


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I am stuck on this idea.
If I develop an application, let's say a PHP forum or cms.
Most PHP forums and CMS' have these things (plus some) in common:
- They include an installer directory.
- Once installed the installer directory should be delete for security reasons.
- The application will not work correctly (displays message, or simply does not work) until the installer directory is deleted.
Now this makes sense, but I don't quite get how I should manage developing this application and version control.
Currently I have two copies of the application on my system.
One "Clean" copy, that has had nothing done to it.
One "Dev" copy, this copy is installed and is the working copy.
If I fix a bug, or add a new feature to the dev version, I then manually copy the changes to the clean copy, commit and push.
This is very time consuming, and, not practical in my view.
I do the same process if an application has say, extensions, I have my "dev" copy installed with the plugin, and I have a clean copy of the extension.
Is there a better way of managing this?


text: No Substitute For Victory March 7, 2014 10 Comments As a long-suffering backer of the Sons of Slum and Gravy, I was not shocked to see another opinion piece tilting at the windmill of Army football. College sports are a favorite whipping boy, and football takes the lion's share of the lashes. Army football is no stranger to such criticism. The latest salvo against the role of football at the nation's premiere service academy came early last week. Maj. Dwight Mears—a West Point history professor—offered his thoughts on academy leaders' efforts to reinvigorate a flagging program. After a dozen losses to the U.S. Naval Academy and years of losing seasons, West Point is considering taking "educated risks" to restore its program to respectability. Mears believes football derails the Academy from its mission of producing Army officers. Not only is he wrong, but the facts he chose to fit his conclusion undervalue the sport and West Point's players. Mears believes that West Point cheapens itself for football. He points out that 60% of the current team entered through the Academy's prep school. The elitist implication is that these young men dilute the talent pool because they don't meet West Point's rigorous standards. Yet those prep school graduates make up roughly 18% of a West Point class—about 200 cadets. Of those, only about 50 to 60 cadets play football. The balance of a prep school class consists of athletes recruited for other sports, minorities, and enlisted Army soldiers seeking to become officers. Apparently, Mears believes the overall success of the academy hinges on that handful of young men he feels don't measure up, to say nothing of the rest of the prep school graduates. His real concern appears to be the existence of a prep school at all, and his laments suggest he believes that the prep school fails at its "preparatory" mission. As evidence of football's detrimental effect on West Point's ability to produce the "best possible officers for long-term service in the Army," Mears claims football players leave the Army earlier, or fail to reach the higher ranks. An examination of the Army careers of top cadets would likely yield similar findings. The most talented grads often leave the Army swiftly for more lucrative opportunities. West Point boasts 89 Rhodes Scholars, but only three became top generals. Mears takes no issue with the effect of that mass exodus, though. Bell curves have two tails, and those at either end of the USMA academic talent pool do not make the Army their long-term home. Geniuses who depart the Army at five years are worth no more to the institution than a hard-nosed linebacker who does the same. In fact, they may sometimes be worth less. West Point grads know that for every football player who struggles with math, a math-whiz struggles with pushups. Officership is not a purely academic affair, despite Mears' insistence on measuring cadets' worth in such narrow terms. Until smart cadets failing fitness tests are televised on Saturdays, though, football will be the easy bogeyman. Mears does not see the value of football because he views it through an antiquated lens. He subscribes to longtime cadet trainer Herman Koehler's view—that athletics are "for the good the individual gets out of them." How delightfully Victorian! Perhaps every cadet should take a cold shower each morning for its invigorative properties, too. The Mess Hall should serve castor oil with each meal to embolden young bodies against the rigors of winter weather. All of these notions are laughably antiquated and sadly myopic. West Point is not Eton College, and athletics at all levels offer cadets far more than the staid lessons of graceful losing and healthful living. No longer the Ivy League affectation it was in Koehler's day, college football is now the second-most popular sport in America. Such visibility cannot be dismissed offhand. West Point must still sell itself to the next generation of the best and brightest youngsters. Yet, despite two very visible wars, the Army and its academy have become ever more distant from the public. Football is vital to the institution's image in America. The hallowed ground of Michie Stadium makes West Point visceral and real in the minds of youngsters pondering their bright futures. West Point's mission is to make combat leaders. In so many ways, such leadership is the art of taking educated risks. Retired general and Heisman Trophy winner Pete Dawkins is right: making West Point a place of winners is worth such risks. To say otherwise is to shy away from the challenge—a challenge to which the Naval and Air Force Academies have risen without their walls crumbling. Critics of West Point's efforts to improve the football program never make the argument that football has ruined the Naval Academy, because it has not. The Army is a contact sport, and despite Mears' disdain for Gen. MacArthur's famous quip, there truly is no substitute for victory. The ethos of total victory is why soldiers and graduates have sacrificed life and limb for over 230 years. That ethos must mean something every day—including Saturdays. The will to compete against the powers of college football is a bold declaration of the fighting spirit West Point instills in each graduate. Winning must be the exclamation point. Perhaps West Point's greater concern should be that one of its history professors believes that the post-MacArthur outcome of the Korean War was an acceptable substitute for victory. Share this:ShareEmailPrintComments comments


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What we eat is within our control, yet the act ties us to the economic, political and ecological order of our whole planet. Even an apparently small change— consciously choosing a diet that is good for both our bodies and for the earth—can lead to a series of changes that transform our whole lives.
Developing a consistent food ethic is a good starting point in the quest for a bigger life. But the real challenge is to put its values into practice.
It begins, as Frances Moore Lappé has suggested, with consciously choosing a diet that is good for both our bodies and the earth. Such a diet, as it turns out, is also likely to be consistent with other ethical concerns.
But that is only a starting point. There are more fundamental ways of changing our relationship to food than


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I see a lot of threads on DP offering link building by "Angela Method".
WTH is this "Angela Method"?.......:smash:.
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I see a lot of threads on DP offering link building by "Angela Method".
WTH is this "Angela Method"?.......:smash:.
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Just new different names for the same thing: getting links from authority sites.
Whatever works is what gets you there.
If someone tests this out, please let us know your experience.
This is the first time I heard of this method, does anyone has success using this method?


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Before city officials begin plans for a downtown parking and commons area in Dawsonville's historic district, Mayor Joe Lane Cox said they'll need to "prove a need for it."
The last time Dawson County Sheriff's Deputy Charles Brantley took a defensive driving course, he was going through the academy.
4 p.m. Feb. 10 at city hall
Dawson County could soon have new representation on the State Transportation Board.
Dawson County Emergency Services personnel attended the 39th Annual Firefighters Recognition Day held at the state capitol on Feb. 1. The event recognizes and pays tribute to the firefighting community.
A new program designed to give community service workers a way to complete court-mandated service hours is clearing roadsides throughout the county.
Dawson County Government has expanded its communication services to bring news and other information to residents through e-mail updates.
State Sen. Steve Gooch was named last week as the senate appointee to the Georgia Mountains Transportation Roundtable.
6 p.m. Feb. 3 at city hall
Public office terms ending this year are the posts of Dawsonville City Council members Mike Wilson and Mike Sosebee. The term of Mayor Joe Lane Cox will also expire.
The Dawson County School Board and the Dawsonville City Council each respectively chose new offices for members last week.
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners voted Thursday to establish a new zoning designation that could deem certain locations in the county as "historic."
Calvin Byrd said Dawsonville officials have spoken with downtown merchants and polled visitors.
A farmer's application for annexation into the city, which was withdrawn earlier this month, was met recently with some opposition from Dawson County government.
Despite record-breaking snowfall and the accumulation of ice on heavily-traveled routes last week, Billy Thurmond said Dawson County roadways looked pretty darn good.
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The Dawson County Board of Commissioners recently received a grant designed to improve employee health and wellness.
The Dawsonville City Council has released the qualifications they want to see of applicants wishing to serve as the city's new manager and head ...
An additional manned fire station, a wheelchair lift and more funds for non-profits were among the pleas heard from community members during the public hearing ...
The House study committee charged with developing regulatory policies for drone use across the state had its first meeting last week in Atlanta.
While it appeared that the issue of Dawsonville's animal control had been solved, concerned Lumpkin County citizens have spoken otherwise to their county commission.
Citizens have the chance to make comments on the county's proposed spending plan for 2016 during Thursday's meeting of the Dawson County Board ...
County officials are looking at repair options for a private cut-through road they say has become a public safety issue.
A 32-year law enforcement veteran is the fourth candidate to announce his intention to run for Dawson County Sheriff.
The group charged with bringing quality development to downtown Dawsonville on Monday night approved economic assistance grants to three local businesses.
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HBO Cancels 'Bored to Death,' 'Hung,' 'How to Make It in America'
HBO is pulling the plug on three of its series.
Thomas Jane's Hung, Bryan Greenberg's How to Make It in America, and Jason Schwartzman's Bored to Death were all axed, THR reports.
HBO did elect to keep Laura Dern's freshman comedy Enlightened, which follows a self-destructive woman who has a spiritual awakening.
Both Laura and Thomas earned Golden Globe nods for their work this year.
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Daughters Promote Patriotism Year-Round
Carlson, Shelley, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Shelley Carlson Daily Herald Correspondent
While tracing her roots, Patricia Stude discovered she is one of many women across the country with a ancestral link to the American Revolution.
The Barrington resident has a family member who fought in the American Revolution or supported soldiers with supplies and assistance.
After her mother died in 1989, Cathy Boykin of Arlington Heights made a similar discovery about her family's past.
Boykin came across genealogical materials that seemed to indicate an ancestry dating back to the revolution. A history major, Boykin was intrigued and wanted to dig deeper.
Both women now belong to a group called the Daughters of the American Revolution - Boykin to the Eli Skinner chapter in Cook County and Stude to the Signal Hill chapter.
The Signal Hill chapter is made up of members from the Barrington and Dundee Township area.
In McHenry County, the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter is another DAR group.
These local chapters are three of a handful scattered throughout the Northwest suburbs and 130 in Illinois that aim to tell the public about the American history and reward people who show an interest in the country's ideals.
The suburban chapters share the same goals as the national society: historic preservation, promotion of education and patriotic endeavor.
"It's so important to the foundation of our country if we keep the ideals of our founding fathers," Stude said.
Linda Wichman, regent of the DAR Signal Hill chapter and a Barrington resident, said women are eligible for membership if they are at least 18 years old and they can prove lineal descent from someone who aided the cause of American independence - for example, by serving in the Revolutionary Army.
Anyone not sure whether she has the required ancestry can take advantage of the genealogy resources available through DAR.
Impressed by the interesting people who belonged to the 53-year-old Eli Skinner chapter when she was looking for help tracking her past, Boykin became an active member in 1991.
"The members are very special, very exceptional, people," Boykin said. She serves as the public relations person for the Eli Skinner chapter.
Helping people trace their family history through genealogy is one way the groups preserve history. Both chapters hold open workshops at local public libraries.
Members also donate books on genealogy to local libraries and to the state and national DAR libraries. They purchase grave markings and historical monuments and raise money to restore and maintain historical sites. For example, the Eli Skinner chapter recently raised money to go to the renovation of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
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"It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you, not by angels or by demons, heaven or hell." ~ Buddha
This body is the only one I have. And I want it to last me through many an adventure. Adventures feed my mind and spirit. I fear a life of stagnation; adventure helps me feel alive and vibrant. My body is a temple, meant to be honored and nourished. I honor it by making it work hard and by letting it rest…I nourish it through what I put in and on it. I love my body (yes…even my pot belly). My body loves me.
Huff. Puff. Oh my chafing thighs.
Huff. Puff. It's so steep…I got down here (I need some Ben Gay…my knees are killing me!) but can I get up?
This is me circa early 2007. I fit into my size 12 shorts so I wasn't at my heaviest weight (yet) but I most definitely was very out of shape.
I distinctly remember the post first whitewater rafting adventure glow quickly followed by an internal, "Oh shit" when I realized the hardest part was yet to come…climbing back up the steep (and by steep…I mean really really steep!) hill.
And I was tired. Elated but tired. Legs and arms shaky from exertion, heart pumping from a near fatal communication fail with non-English speaking guide, thighs painfully chafed from constant rubbing together whilst damp…you get the picture (not a pretty one, heh?).
But I did it. I made it up the hill and vowed to get into shape before my next adventure.
Why, hello cleavage! How are you today?
Yeah. Approximately a year had gone by since promising myself in Bali to get in shape before my next big adventure which was waterfall repelling (and whitewater rafting and horseback riding and ziplining). I didn't do so well on my promise to myself…did I? In fact, these pants were a tight size 14. I had gotten heavier.
This was also the trip I backed out on bungee jumping because I felt too fat.
Holy huge ass, Batman!
As you can see….I continued to grow through 2008. My pants were a very tight size 16. Something had to give.
And that something was my shoulder (of all things). And my shoulder was so messed up the PT wasn't sure it would ever go back to being fully functional.
And that scared the crap out of me. Without full use of my shoulder, it'd be hard to do all the things I'd grown to love …that nurtured my spirit like whitewater rafting, and repelling, and horseback riding, and ziplining.
My arm and hand were so weak I couldn't use sharp knifes for fear of accidentally flinging it into the unsuspecting arm of my husband….I couldn't throw a ball to play fetch with the dog….I had to pick up my daughter with only my left arm…it was tough getting her in and out of her car seat. I was in constant pain and discomfort.
Physical and massage therapy helped. But my core was too weak and needed to be stronger so I could properly learn to use my upper-back muscles again and only then would my shoulder truly be able to heal.
It was a wake-up call for sure. I could either choose to do nothing about it and live in pain, unable to do the things I loved, or I could finally do something about it with the hope that someday I'd be strong again.
I chose to do something about it….my god, I wasn't yet 40! Life wasn't even half over.
(not to be dramatic or anything…)
At first it didn't come easily or naturally. Let's just say….I'm not athletic by any stretch of the imagination. Plus…I have a pot belly and big boobs. Let's be honest, they get in the way sometimes.
I decided to give yoga a try. What did I have to lose by this point?
I played DVDs in my home and got stronger.
My confidence grew.
I gave myself the gift of a YMCA membership for my 39th birthday and started attending yoga classes.
I found a teacher that continually inspired me and I attended her Wednesday and Friday classes over my lunch hour.
I felt peaceful. I felt in control. I felt strong. I *was* strong.
And the weight started melting off.
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Jess: I didn't really know your dad, except for that one hour when I committed fraud with him.
Nick: That's all there is to know.
Jess: This is where Nick Miller grew up.
Nick: Except for the fall of '88 and the spring of '89--that was our "van year."
Winston: I'm gonna be strong for you, man. You know, I really did love Walt.
Nick: He was my dad, Winston.
Winston: Yeah, but he loved me more than he loved you. He told me that.
Nick: Yeah, he told me that too, actually.
I feel like Russell Crowe in every movie he's ever done.
I know this isn't gonna end well, but the middle part is gonna be awesome.
Schmidt, that is melon-flavored liquer!That is 4-proof! That is safe to drink while you're pregnant!
They threw in something called 'septic enzymes,' which I don't know what they are but you are definitely not supposed to get them in your eyes.
I'm a small business owner!
Schmidt: Does it say "share stuff" in the Constitution of America? No, it does not. Nicholas, what does it say?
Nick: Don't share stuff.
Jess: Do you want to know what I'm wearing under this shirt?
Nick: Yeah, sure.
Jess: An invisible shirt.
I don't know what "mazel tov" means, but it doesn't sound good.
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NBA All-Star rosters revealed: let the debating begin
John Wall's Top 5 plays of the week 1-20
The 2013 NBA All-Star rosters are now complete following the announcement of the reserves on Thursday. Let the debate begin.
Let's start in the Eastern Conference, where Kyrie Irving, Jrue Holiday, Paul George, Tyson Chandler and Joakim Noah will all be making their first career All-Star appearances, joining frontcourters Chris Bosh and Luol Deng.
Announced last week, LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Garnett, Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo were voted in by the fans.
* The primary snubs, according to ProBasketballTalk.com's Kurt Helin, Brook Lopez, Paul Pierce and Brandon Jennings. Pierce is still cranking out offense at 35-year-old and arguably, on night-in, night-out basis has been the most valuable Celtic this season. It's also hard to justify three Celtics on the All-Star team this season. Lopez' omission is a bit tougher to take seeing as the Nets' center has been rather beastly on the offensive end (18.6 points, 52.1 FG percentage). The advanced stats guys surely must be throwing their calculators over this one seeing as Lopez as a 25.4 PER. Expand the snub list and Carlos Boozer also finds his way onto it, though I'm less concerned about the uber-streaky J.R. Smith not being added to the roster.
Western Conference - James Harden, Tony Parker and Russell Westbrook were selected as the backcourt reserves, Tim Duncan, LaMarcus Aldridge, David Lee and Zach Randolph the same up front. Kobe Bryant, who received the most overall votes, and Chris Paul will start at guard with Kevin Durant, Blake Griffin and Dwight Howard manning the frontcourt roles.
*As for those not headed to All-Star game, Helin cites Stephen Curry (!!!), Jamal Crawford and Serge Ibaka. Helin's argument for Curry, logical - and posted below:
"Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors. He is the initiator, the guy driving the Golden State offense, he's scoring 20.9 points a game, dishing out 6.6 assists per game and is shooting 45.1 percent from three while taking nearly seven shots from there a game (he is the best pure shooter in the league). He's grown his game as defenses have adjusted to him, he can put the rock on the floor and create space. What's more, he's made himself a good pick-and-role defender. He's led his team to a surprisingly good record and they are a playoff lock. I don't think you can ask more of a guy."
The 62nd NBA All-Star Game will be played at the Toyota Center in Houston on Sunday, Feb. 17.
*Obviously no Wizard deserved any true consideration, though unless something goes horribly wrong, Bradley Beal should be a part of All-Star weekend in the Rising Stars Challenge game. Following his return from a foot injury, Nene proved incredibly valuable as the plus-minus numbers proved, plus it was not until this month that the Wizards won a game without the Brazilian big man on the court. As for John Wall, what's worth noting is the stiff competition he faces going forward; three point guards (Rondo, Irving, Holiday) made this roster, Jennings arguably could have and then you have the injured Derrick Rose. Jose Calderon, Jameer Nelson and Jeff Teague are also among the league leaders in assists.


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Alex Hern shows quite how long scrapping waiting lists has been a Tory policy, and quite how quickly they scrapped it.
Following a massive rise in waiting times at hospitals, the government has decided to reintroduce what are largely the same targets which they have been agitating to scrap since 2001.
In February 2001, then-shadow health minister Liam Fox:
Promised to scrap Labour's waiting list initiative.
The Conservatives then lost the election.
In May 2005, The Guardian reported:
Patients are dying in hospital because of government targets, the Conservative leader, Michael Howard, claimed today.
The Conservative party has pledged to abolish all government targets if it comes into office after this year's expected general election.
The Conservatives then lost the election.
The 2010 Conservative manifesto pledged:
We will scrap the politically-motivated targets that have no clinical justification.
The Conservatives then lost the election, but they lost it less badly than any other party, and formed a coalition.
Sure enough, in June 2010, as the Guardian reported:
Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, has scrapped two key NHS waiting-time targets…
Lansley said he was ending the right of patients to see a family doctor within 48 hours and axing the 18-week target covering the period from hospital referral to start of treatment.
Sixteen months later, and the impact of the policy was clear:
A new report from the King's Fund and official Department of Health figures, both released today, show waiting times in the NHS have skyrocketed since the government oversaw a re-examination of targets that encouraged hospitals to keep them low.
Today, the one of the longest standing Tory policies on the NHS is unceremoniously rejected, as the Tories introduce their first new NHS target:
Lansley on Thursday warned the NHS in England that, as of next year, no more than eight per cent of all patients waiting at any one time would be allowed to have had their treatment delayed by 18 weeks or more.
See also:
• First Tory policy on the NHS makes waiting times 48% worse – Alex Hern, October 14th 2011
• Ten reasons peers should vote against Lansley's anti-NHS bill – Shamik Das, October 12th 2011
• Second reading of NHS bill offers a second chance to kill it – Alex Hern, October 6th 2011
• Safe in Cameron's hands? Waiting times for treatments, tests, and A&E all up – Shamik Das, September 4th 2011
• So who backs Lansley's health reforms then? – Dominic Browne, June 1st 2011
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Snowstorm moves east from California
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20 (UPI) — About 30 million people in 18 states are dealing with a storm watch or storm warning as snow and icy conditions move east from California.
A section of California 58 in Kern County was shut down Tuesday after a snowstorm trapped "hundreds of vehicles," the California Highway Department said.
Patrol Office Ed Smith told the Los Angeles Times the freeway in southern California is unsafe to drive after the arrival of the storm.
In northern California, a storm barreling out of the Gulf of Alaska brought tornadoes to Tehama and Glenn counties while Hamilton City was pelted with hail.
Residents took pictures and video of a tornado or funnel cloud that tore the roof off a storage building south of Gerber, the Chico (Calif.) Enterprise-Record reported Wednesday.
Meteorologist Johnnie Powell called the tornado "weak" and said its wind speeds ranged between 40 mph and 70 mph.
Flagstaff, Ariz., received three to five inches of snow by Wednesday morning, with five to seven inches more expected, the (Flagstaff) Arizona Daily Sun reported Wednesday.
A winter storm set to emerge from the Rockies Wednesday night will bring blizzard conditions to portions of the central Plains, Accuweather.com reported.
The storm will move through the Upper Midwest and bring snow, wind and cold to areas from California to Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.
The biggest threat of heavy snow lies in Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri, with the possibility of whiteout conditions, CNN said Wednesday, adding two inches of snow, and freezing rain, are predicted for St. Louis, and that Chicago can expect four inches of snow.
Accumulating snow may reach as far north as Minneapolis with significant snow likely over southern Wisconsin, forecasters said.
Boehner: Obama lacks sequester 'courage'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (UPI) — House Speaker Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) said President Barack Obama lacks "courage" for warning about $85 billion in U.S. spending cuts but offering no viable alternative.
"Having first proposed and demanded the sequester, it would make sense that the president lead the effort to replace it," the Ohio Republican said in an op-ed piece published Wednesday in The Wall Street Journal.
"Unfortunately, he has put forth no detailed plan that can pass Congress, and the Senate — controlled by his Democratic allies — hasn't even voted on a solution, let alone passed one," Boehner's piece said.
"By contrast, House Republicans have twice passed plans to replace the sequester with common-sense cuts and reforms that protect national security," Boehner wrote.
The sequester is the Washington term for federal domestic and military spending cuts set to be automatically triggered in nine days and run through September unless Congress intervenes.
The cuts — established as part of the 2011 deal to raise the federal debt limit — represent a small slice of the government's annual $3.5 trillion budget and big-ticket programs such as Social Security and Medicare benefits are exempt from them.
The Daily Beast website reported Wednesday Boehner's office called on Republicans in July 2011 to agree to the sequester "to guarantee that Congress" take action on debt-reduction. The cuts were initially seen as so draconian Congress would enact a more targeted deficit-reduction deal to make comparable savings but no such deal has been reached.
Congress is on a winter recess and is to return next week, just days before the March 1 deadline — which already was moved once, at the start of the year, to give Republicans and Democrats additional time to negotiate.
Reporter: Linking Hagel to Hamas 'bogus'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (UPI) — A New York reporter says conservatives' suspicion that defense secretary nominee Chuck Hagel took money from "Friends of Hamas" grew out of "an obvious joke."
Conservative media and some members of Congress have demanded that Hagel, a Republican former U.S. senator from Nebraska, turn over records of speaking fees he may have received from organizations considered hostile to Israel. Hagel critics in Congress have suggested he is not sufficiently supportive of Israel.
Dan Friedman, writing in the New York Daily News, said Tuesday he asked a Republican aide on Capitol Hill Feb. 6 whether Hagel's Senate critics knew any specific information about speaking fees.
"In the process, I became part of an inadvertent demonstration of how quickly partisan agendas and the Internet can transform an obvious joke into a Washington talking point used by senators and presidential wannabes," Friedman wrote.
He said he asked the Capitol Hill aide whether Hagel had "given a speech to, say, the 'Junior League of Hezbollah, in France'? And: What about 'Friends of Hamas'?
"The names were so over-the-top, so linked to terrorism in the Middle East, that it was clear I was talking hypothetically and hyperbolically," Friedman wrote. "No one could take seriously the idea that organizations with those names existed — let alone that a former senator would speak to them."
Friedman said the aide never got back to him with an answer, but the conservative website Breitbart.com published a story the following day citing Senate sources as saying "they have been informed one of the reasons that President Barack Obama's nominee for secretary of defense, Chuck Hagel, has not turned over requested documents on his sources of foreign funding is that one of the names listed is a group purportedly called 'Friends of Hamas.'"
Friedman noted that other right-wing blogs picked up the Breitbart item.
He said Ben Shapiro, who wrote the story for Breitbart.com, has since claimed his story "as reported is correct. Whether the information I was given by the source is correct I am not sure."
Obama calls for $50B 'to-do' spending plan
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 (UPI) — President Barack Obama Wednesday called for a $50 billion investment in U.S. infrastructure to create jobs and keep the country competitive.
With most of the focus in Washington on the half a trillion dollars in across-the-board spending cuts scheduled to become law on March 1, the White House said in a statement that the president is proposing a "fix-it-first" policy in which existing roads, bridges and airports would be repaired before new projects are developed.
"Repairs and maintenance of our existing roads, bridges and public transportation systems should take priority before we consider investing in new facilities," the statement said.
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Can see you are one of the less developed. Whites majority? Hmm think that is not so or it soon will be so. So, so what? Its your narrow minded inequality that keeps us in the 23rd position in this more advanced world.<quoted text>
You misunderstand. I am talking about the whites in America who are poor but, have to suffer with it because they are white.
They will not get out of poverty because they cannot buy educatioon for their children. There are no scholarships for white children. If whites are the majority population, isn't white poverty a national poverty?
UN exposes Inequality
UNDP { the UN Development Program} measures the Human Development factors. Income, health and education. It then applies the inequality factors for results.
Before factoring the inequality factor; USA comes in fourth, following Australia, The Netherlands and Norway.
After the factoring of the inequality factor; USA comes in 23 third. All European Nations and all Scandinavian Nations that have Universal Education, Health Care and Income Security exceeds the USA.
USA counters the its to finically expensive and will slow growth. Swedens former finance minister proves this to be false. Stating the robust growth of his nation during the years of 2000 to 2010. Swedens growth was 2.31% where in as the USA was at 1.85%. Quote We have grown so fast and done so well because we had high taxes! Higher taxes that paid to keep their infrastructures laboring in their maintenance and upgrades, Universal Education, Universal Health Care, from birth to grave and Technologys for their future. All the while, we were riding the bushwhacking roller coaster that ended in a catastrophic crash of biblical proportions. Losses to the tune of $6 Trillion to be paid for by Main Street. Such is the price for admission for the roller coaster ride that advanced our inequality to Main Street. Wall Street.. Oh business as usual


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I'm a bit taken aback that my brief post could be viewed as unfriendly - it was just short and factual. Rereading it, however, it could seem a bit aggressive. Sorry - my fault.
It is, however, an issue that some people who just avoid red meat call themselves veggie when they are nothing of the sort. I'm sick of people offering me chicken or fish when I say I'm vegetarian. Its not hard to understand, but the waters are getting muddied.
Meat eaters are very welcome to enjoy and discuss vegetarian food. Some cruelty free food is actually rather nice !
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We can all enjoy a good fungus, though.
Well, mushrooms maybe... but I draw the line at toe jam...
Seriously, I keep seeing portabello mushrooms substituted for hamburger meat in the "hamburger'. Has anyone had both experiences to compare the two? To be honest, I haven't had the courage to try it yet, although I love mushrooms. I love to marinate "baby bellas". Of course, share your favorite recipes!
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Expanding Academic and Career Self-Efficacy: A Family Systems Framework. (Practice & Theory)
Hall, Alex S., Journal of Counseling and Development : JCD
Scholars such as Bandura and de Shazer (Bandura, 1986; de Shazer, 1988) have articulated two lines of inquiry that can provide school counselors with a framework to guide their interventions to promote the academic and career development of students: self-efficacy theory and family systems theory. Self-efficacy refers to people's judgments of their capabilities to organize and execute courses of action required to attain designated types of performances (Bandura, 1986, p. 391) and determines personal agency and then predicts academic- and career-related choice and performance (Hackett & Lent, 1992). Furthermore, it is logical to assume that self-efficacy and familial factors are intertwined. For example, self-efficacy beliefs about math and science, and family interaction patterns that obstruct or support achievement, can foster or hinder development in school and later development in career choice. Systems theory, in general, refers to studying a group of related elements that interact as a whole entity; this definition includes general systems theory and cybernetics (the analysis of the flow of information in closed systems). Therefore, a family system is a group of people who interact as a family and create, in the process, a whole entity (Nichols & Schwartz, 1994). Specifically, family structure determines how family members interact and explains how they create coconstructed beliefs that determine acceptable academic and career decisions, formulated within a highly charged emotional learning environment (Berger & Luckmann, 1966). Because beliefs about academic performance and acceptable career choices are forged within the family context, school counselors must know about systems theory so they can work at least "indirectly" with parents (i.e., consider various systemic factors when counseling children).
Systems theory predicts that behavioral interaction patterns can be known and traced and that when one family member changes, all the family members change if they are to incorporate or support the changed individual (Downing, Pierce, & Woodruff, 1993; Nichols & Schwartz, 1994). Therefore, a particular school counseling intervention may not last if the family system senses a "threat" regarding established familial patterns (e.g., current level of closeness) because of an academic or career decision made by a child due to the intervention. If the family fails to support a choice, a child may experience conflict between his or her academic and career decisions and his or her desire to remain "connected" with the family. For example, a student may be ambivalent about academic success related to career attainment because he or she may hold "pathogenic beliefs" (Weiss, Sampson, & Mount Zion Psychotherapy Research Group, 1986) of imaginary harm that could occur in relationships with family members if he or she accomplishes a desired goal. This anxiety, in turn, can create a sense of guilt that exists along with the developmental strivings in which actual success could be perceived as carrying harmful consequences to oneself, to loved ones, or both (Bush, 1989; Friedman, 1985; Glover, 1994). To illustrate, imagine a son whose highly intelligent father could not attend college because of limited financial resources, and so he has worked in a factory for 25 years and is now a first-line supervisor. Imagine further that this son now obtains an academic scholarship that pays the entire cost of a 4-year college preprofessional degree at a prestigious private liberal arts college. The son, knowing that he is able to accomplish something his father has always desired, and knowing that his father's opportunity to do so has irrevocably passed, may suffer from survivor guilt, or anxiety about making his father feel surpassed or outdone, coupled with the idea that his success comes at the expense of his father (Shilkret & Nigrosh, 1997). The expense to his father is incurred when his acceptance and scholarship clearly indicate that he is highly talented and is deepened when he and his father realize that the father could have accomplished a similar success if he had had the opportunity. …


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(Edit: Some people are having issues that I'm using Coon Cheese. Get over it people, it's an Australian brand and if you have probs with the name then head on over to www.coon.com.au If you have issues with how trashy this 'burger' is that's fine.)The Luther Burger. It's a bacon cheeseburger topped with a fried egg and a slice of pineapple and Krispy Kreme donuts for the hamburger buns… I came up with the idea of making these babies for Richard's food blogger meetup when I was stuck on ideas and entertaining myself reading this is why you're fat knowing that everyone would be bringing super nicely presented foods haha yes I know this pretty much junk food but eh whatevs
Stuff to make the Luther Burger: box of Krispy Kreme donuts, bacon rashers, pineapple slices, cheese slices, hamburger patties and eggs
First cook your bacon. I placed the bacon on a tray and grilled in the oven until nice and crispy because I have issues with bacon spitting its hatred at me
Burger patties a-cooking
I didn't have any egg rings so had to cook the eggs one at a time in this mini egg pan and then flipping into another pan to seal the egg yolk innards
And then the fun bit assembling time!
Slicing the donuts horizontally is the oddest feeling.
Donut halves!
Since I'd cooked the patties in the morning I just nuked them in the microwave before assembling
Sadly 1 tin of pineapple slices holds only 8 slices so 4 of the burgers missed out on the tastyness.
I <3 bacon
Cheese slices. I used Coon cheese slices but I think next time (rofl maybe not) I would use the orange American cheese
Plonk the top donut half on top and tadah!
So very tasty oh yes! Sweet and salty with a truckload of guilt. Now who wants to try it deepfried?
Wait a minute, there's gonna be a next time?!
LOL, I'd like to try the deep fried version but maybe just one bite for the sake of my heart!— Karen Jan 8, 03:46 AM #
I think I wont eat for the rest of the day now – this is one for the "this is why your fat" blog.— Fiona Jan 8, 07:45 AM #
Evil woman.— The Ninja Jan 8, 10:42 AM #
I'm with you on the spitting bacon. I want one of those mini egg pans, you cooked those eggs perfectly! Must have taken you ages to do them one at a time.— Steph Jan 8, 10:45 AM #
The picture of you slicing the donuts is classic. Imagining a wanted poster: Do not approach this woman. She is armed with lethal donut burgers.
Next time (lol), we should panfry the donuts and serve upside down. Saves the sticky fingers. lol— Helen (Grab Your Fork) Jan 8, 10:50 AM #
I put on 2 kilos just looking at the photos. You look happy, though!— Belle@OohLook Jan 8, 11:12 AM #
These burgers were evil but oh so tasty! I'll try the deep fried version but only if my heart will take it hehe— Jacq Jan 8, 11:14 AM #
You are a crazy woman! Just wondering.. Did YOU finish it off?
Man.. some of the stuff on the "this is why you're fat" blog is insane!— Phuoc Jan 8, 11:47 AM #
you are one crazy food blogger hehe. i can't believe you not FAT but then again are you actually eating these monsters hehe :-)— Simon Food Favourites Jan 8, 11:53 AM #
mini patties or GIANT EGG?!?!? The illusion of two photos together had me confused for a second! LOL NExt time add some peanut butter too! :P— billy@ATFT Jan 8, 12:43 PM #
Ah! Finally, the method behind the madness :)
Some attention to detail, especially with the frying of the eggs.
Have you posted the image to This is Why You're Fat? :)— Simon Jan 8, 05:01 PM #
This is seriously sinful but wonderful to the max!!— Ellie Jan 8, 06:42 PM #
Please me – I want to see it deep fried! How do you even manage to keep the whole thing together? What a quirky yet wonderful idea!— Trissa Jan 8, 08:21 PM #
My …. heart …. just …. stopped ….— joey@FoodiePop Jan 9, 10:49 AM #
There is nothing else to say but this – you must be bowed down to.— Hannah Jan 9, 02:01 PM #
simply one word….wow!— panda Jan 9, 06:21 PM #
As much as the thought if this makes me shudder, I'd love to try it!— Iron Chef Shellie Jan 11, 04:21 PM #
long time follower of your blog, love your fantastic idea of the burger, though I can feel my heart skip a beat just looking at it lol
anyways, for one cool creative chick, I've nominated you for "over the top" award. check out my blog to see what you need to do to pass this along =)— mashi Jan 12, 11:00 AM #
A friend of mine sent me a link to this with the subject "major food blogger follows your lead". Allow me to explain: I came up with my own donut burger idea around maybe 2002/2003-ish, executed as follows: (1) Purchase one Works Zinger burger (that's one of the Zingers with bacon, pineapple and cheese) and one 3-pack of Crispy Strips from your nearest KFC outlet; (2) Purchase one large donut of your choice from your nearest donut outlet (remember, this is in the olden days, back before Krispy Kremes were introduced to Australia, so I went with a 'Caramel Yeast' from a DCM donut place); (3) Retire to a private place for the remaining steps, so as to prevent others from seeing your shameful behaviour; (4) Slice the donut horizontally as per your photographs; (5) Disassemble the Works Zinger, removing the bun while attempting to keep the fillings together; (6) Transfer said fillings into the donut; (7) Notice you're left with an empty Zinger bun – but thankfully you remembered to buy three Crispy Strips which you can then use to make a relatively boring chicken burger; (8) Devour the Zinger Donut slowly, hoping to delay the point at which your arteries explode as long as possible; (9) If by some bizarre twist of fate you survive, and find that you're still hungry, go ahead and eat the spare chicken burger you created in step 7.
Though yours look delicious, and the step up to Krispy Kremes is certainly an improvement, I have to say I'd still choose the Zinger Donut – that is, if I could ever bring myself to do it again, given the horrible nausea (not to mention the feeling of having done something morally reprehensible) it gave me the first time round.— ZingerDonutBoy Jan 12, 01:25 PM #
OMG….I'm too scared to try it, incase I like it! Had to resist trying it when I was in the US!!— SoRMuiJAi Jan 13, 12:08 AM #
karen: ahh there is the possibility of a next time :P
fiona: lol yup thats where i got the idea from!
the ninja: evil temptress?
steph: yeah think next time will go and buy egg rings haha took too freaking long! but you can buy the pan from parra at kitchen kiosk near woolies
helen: pan fry we might as well deepfry hehehehe
belle: lol super happy hehe
jacq: haha it seems everyone is willing to try the deepfried version!
phuoc: haha nah only ate half a burger cos wasnt enough for everyone
simon food favourites: lol good genes?
billy: haha but why mess with perfection!
simon: hehe i dun want them to use my image and then make money when their next book comes out!
ellie: it was sooo good hehe
trissa: ooh yes gotta figure out what batter to use hmm
joey: LOL stopped at the beauty of the luther burger?
hannah: hahahha thanks
panda: and another one- MMM
mashi: thanks for the award!
zingerdonutboy: dude! that is awesome! i want to try it now!
sormuijai: haha its so tasty seriously!
That's a heart attack on a plate! But well worth risking a coronary for the likes of that donut-burger all in one! ;)— firstname.lastname@example.com Jan 14, 03:51 AM #
I am not a fan of mixing sweet and savory together but this looks like something to try.— email@example.com Jan 14, 04:42 PM #
Are you trying to kill me? I happen to be on a diet, you know. I think I had a dream about this burger the other night…— Angela Jan 19, 11:59 AM #
oh my god! that is the craziest burger i've ever seen in my life, ever! I think my jaw hit the floor.— sandra Jan 20, 05:29 PM #
I'm gonna pass on the double bypass…the only way you could make that worse is if you deep fry it.— Matt Jan 21, 05:45 PM #
I'm in love.— Jerry Apr 12, 08:02 AM #
DO want.— likalaruku Mar 13, 10:28 PM #
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