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How to cook Christmas dinner for less than $100
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Some people will try to tell you that cooking Christmas dinner is stressful, expensive and time-consuming. They'll say you need to have all sorts of fancy skills and shiny equipment, not to mention access to a well-tended organic vegetable garden and unlimited funds.
While all those things would be nice, they're not essential. Instead, I'm going to show you how to cook a Kiwi Christmas dinner for six people for less than $100, with a minimum of fuss and no whizzy gadgets.
All the ingredients for this feast have come from the supermarket and there's only a little bit of preparation before Christmas Day. The main thing you have to remember - apart from the fact that no one wants to see you have a nervous breakdown in the kitchen - is that the lamb needs to marinate for 48 hours. So, if you're planning to eat this feast on Christmas Day, here's a plan of attack.
Our ingredients came from Pak 'n Save and came to $92.20, including a bottle of Lindauer Special Reserve.
You will need:
1 leg of lamb
Olive oil
1 bulb of garlic
Chilli flakes or fresh chilli
Brown sugar
Malt vinegar
Soy sauce
Lisa's Feta and Baby Spinach Dip - optional, but it's really good with the lamb
Salad ingredients - salad leaves, spring onions, radishes, red capsicum, sundried tomatoes
1 lemon
1.5kg Agria potatoes
1kg bag of Sujon frozen berries
1 x 250g block of Whittaker's 62 per cent cacao chocolate
1 x 300ml bottle of cream
Do the shopping. If you have a friendly local butcher, ask them to butterfly a hind quarter of lamb. If you don't have a friendly local butcher, ring up your local supermarket instead. Supermarket butchers can do all sorts of things, but people forget to ask them. Marinate the lamb (recipe follows). Check there's enough gas in the barbecue.
Take the lamb out of the fridge and let it come to room temperature. Peel the potatoes and cut into chunks, then put in a large pot of water. Make the vinaigrette.
Put the potatoes in the oven. Put the lamb on the barbecue - remembering it needs 17 minutes on each side, plus 15 minutes to rest. Get the kids to set the table. Make the salad.
Put the pudding together. Delegate doing the dishes to someone else. Relax!
All you have to do is stick rigidly to the instructions below and you will end up with perfectly cooked lamb. The varying thickness of the meat means that some bits will be well done, others delectably pink, so you can offer your guests lamb to suit their preference. An average leg will feed at least six. Leftovers are great the next day.
1 leg of lamb, butterflied
3 Tbsp olive oil
3 Tbsp soy sauce
6 cloves garlic, crushed
1 Tbsp chilli flakes (or a couple of dried or fresh chillies, finely chopped)
2Tbsp brown sugar
1/4 cup malt vinegar
Mix the oil, soy sauce, garlic, chillies, brown sugar and vinegar together, then pour over the lamb (in a large, flat dish). Massage it in, then cover tightly with clingfilm and leave in the fridge for 48 hours.
Bring to room temperature, then cook for 17 minutes per side exactly. Rest for 15 minutes, then carve.
You probably have your own favourite roasties recipe, but in case you don't, here's how we do them at our place.
1.5kg Agria potatoes, peeled and cut into large chunks
1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup canola oil
Heat the oven to 220C. Boil the potatoes in salted water until you can pierce one with a knife. Drain well, then return the pot to the heat for a minute or two to dry them out. Shake the pot to rough up the sides of the potatoes - this gives them that all-important crunchy finish.
Put the oils into a large baking dish and put it in the oven for five minutes to heat up. Take it out of the oven and carefully tip the potatoes into it. Return the tray to the oven and bake for 45 minutes. Give the tray a shake halfway through cooking to ensure even cooking. If the potatoes are ready before you are, just turn the oven down low and they'll be fine for 20 minutes or so.
In an ideal world you'd pick all the ingredients for this salad from your garden. In the real world, you're more likely to be grabbing things in a panic from the vege section of the supermarket. Pep up your salad with a mixture of festive colours - radishes, red pepper, spring onions, sundried tomatoes - and give it a kick with a good vinaigrette.
1 clove garlic, smashed
1/4 tsp salt
juice of one lemon (about 2 Tbsp)
1/2 tsp honey or brown sugar
4 Tbsp olive oil
Put the garlic, salt and lemon juice in a small jar. Screw on the lid and shake well. Add the honey or sugar and oil and shake again until emulsified. This can be made in advance and stored in the fridge.
You can make this while the others are clearing the table and starting on the dishes. Use New Zealand-grown frozen berries
250g block of dark chocolate, roughly chopped
300ml cream
600g frozen berries
Take the berries out of the freezer and tumble them onto a serving platter or individual bowls. Put the cream into a small saucepan and heat just until it boils. Remove from the heat and stir in the chocolate. Let it sit for a couple of minutes, then stir well until the mixture is smooth. Decant into a jug, then take this and the berries to the table. Let everyone pour the hot chocolate sauce over the frozen berries.
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I just read through "The New Kingmakers," a thought-provoking book by Stephen O'Grady of the small, but influential, analyst firm Redmonk. The thesis of the book is straightforward: technology changes have moved developers, previously of little importance within the world of IT, to a central direction-setting role within companies.
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Upside-down cake came to fame courtesy of canned pineapple — and a 1925 Dole Pineapple recipe contest with GH on the judging panel. Of the 60,000 submissions, some 2,500 were for upside-down cake, and the dessert's ease was part of its popularity. That piece-of-cake preparation — place fruit in the bottom of a skillet, pour in batter, bake — is the same here, but with navel oranges subbing for the pineapple.
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- 1 tbsp. butter or margarine
- ½ c. packed light brown sugar
- 3 navel oranges
- 1¼ c. all-purpose flour
- ¾ c. granulated sugar
- ¼ c. cornmeal
- 1½ tsp. baking powder
- ½ tsp. salt
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- 1 large egg
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"You do not have to live on a farm to join 4-H," said Velynda Cameron, 4-H youth development specialist with the University of Missouri Extension. "Project opportunities include computers, robotics, food and nutrition, horticulture, large and small animals and much more."
Children who are 5 to 7 years old are eligible for 4-H Clover Kids, an introductory program. Youth who are 8 to 18 years of age can select from an assortment of 4-H projects and activities that focus on social and life skills including decisions making, communication, social interaction, civic responsibility and physical fitness.
"Agriculture continues to be a strong project area for members in Barry County 4-H with many of the top projects being all in the livestock areas, beef, market goats and poultry," said Jeremy Elliott-Engel, Barry County 4-H youth development specialist.
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I need to determine in 80% if a file is binary or text, is there any way to do it even quick and dirty/ugly in c#?
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I need to determine in 80% if a file is binary or text, is there any way to do it even quick and dirty/ugly in c#?
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I would probably look for an abundance of control characters which would typically be present in a binary file but rarely in an text file. Binary files tend to use 0 enough that just testing for many 0 bytes would probably be sufficient to catch most files. If you care about localization you'd need to test multi-byte patterns as well.
As stated though, you can always be unlucky and get a binary file that looks like text or vice versa.
There's a method called Markov Chains. Scan a few model files of both kinds and for each byte value from 0 to 255 gather stats (basically probability) of a subsequent value. This will give you a 64Kb (256x256) profile you can compare your runtime files against (within a % threshold).
Supposedly, this is how browsers' Auto-Detect Encoding feature works.
If the real question here is "Can this file be read and written using StreamReader/StreamWriter without modification?", then the answer is here:
Sharing my solution in the hope it helps others as it helps me from these posts and forums.
I have been researching and exploring a solution for the same. However, I expected it to be simple or slightly twisted.
However, most of the attempts provide convoluted solutions here as well as other sources and dives into Unicode, UTF-series, BOM, Encodings, Byte orders. In the process, I also went off-road and into Ascii Tables and Code pages too.
Anyways, I have come up with a solution based on the idea of stream reader and custom control characters check.
It is built taking into considerations various hints and tips provided on the forum and elsewhere such as:
My goal is:
The solution presented works for me on test data that includes mp3, eml, txt, info, flv, mp4, pdf, gif, png, jpg. It gives results as expected so far.
How the solution works
I am relying on the StreamReader default constructor to do what it can do best with respect to determining file encoding related characteristics which uses UTF8Encoding by default.
I created my own version of check for custom control char condition because Char.IsControl does not seem useful. It says:
That makes it not useful since text files include CR and LF at least.
If you try above solution, let me know it works for you or not.
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While this isn't foolproof, this should check to see if it has any binary content.
Because if any control character exist (aside from the standard
Quick and dirty is to use the file extension and look for common, text extensions such as .txt. For this, you can use the Path.GetExtension call. Anything else would not really be classed as "quick", though it may well be dirty.
A really really really dirty way would be to build a regex that takes only standard text, punctuation, symbols, and whitespace characters, load up a portion of the file in a text stream, then run it against the regex. Depending on what qualifies as a pure text file in your problem domain, no successful matches would indicate a binary file.
To account for unicode, make sure to mark the encoding on your stream as such.
This is really suboptimal, but you said quick and dirty.
http://codesnipers.com/?q=node/68 describes how to detect UTF-16 vs. UTF-8 using a Byte Order Mark (which may appear in your file). It also suggests looping through some bytes to see if they conform to the UTF-8 multi-byte sequence pattern (below) to determine if your file is a text file.
How about another way: determine length of binary array, representing file's contents and compare it with length of string you will have after converting given binary array to text.
If length the same, there are no "none-readable' symbols in file, it's text (I'm sure on 80%).
Great question! I was surprised myself that .NET does not provide an easy solution for this.
The following code worked for me to distinguish between images (png, jpg etc) and text files.
I just checked for consecutive nulls (
Obviously this is a quick-and-dirty approach, however it can be easily expanded by breaking the file into 10 chunks of 512 bytes each and check 8 one of the them for consecutive nulls (personally, I would deduce its a binary file if 2 or 3 of them match - nulls are rare in text files).
That should provide a pretty good solution for what you are after.
Another way is to detect the file's charset using UDE. If charset detected successfully, you can be sure that it's text, otherwise it's binary. Because binary has no charset.
Of course you can use other charset detecting library other than UDE. If the charset detecting library is good enough, this approach could achieve 100% correctness.


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The Health and Human Services Department might have missed an opportunity to include a requirement for physician progress notes to be collected within subsidized electronic health records (EHRs) in its recent proposed regulation, according to members of a federal advisory committee that met today.
HHS' Health Information Technology Policy Committee convened to discuss possible missed opportunities, areas needing clarification and other gaps in the proposed rule, which was released on Dec. 30, 2009.
HHS' proposed regulation sets terms for the distribution of at least $17 billion in economic stimulus law funding for certified EHR systems. It describes how physicians and hospitals can be eligible for the money if they become meaningful users of such systems. A separate interim final rule laid out the terms for certification and technical standards.
Both regulations were published in the Federal Register today after being previously released for discussion. The public has 60 days to comment.
Physician progress notes are generally narrative notes written by doctors to describe a patient's concerns. Some doctors have been advocating for inclusion of such narratives within digital health records as a valuable tool for understanding and properly diagnosing a medical condition or injury. Typically, commercial digital record systems do not offer such a narrative, but instead allow doctors to check various boxes on a template to describe a patient's condition.
In a recent survey of 17,000 doctors nationwide, 94 percent said including patient narratives is very important for EHRs, and 96 percent voiced concerns about losing valuable patient information without the narrative. The Dec. 31, 2009, survey was released by Nuance Communications Inc.
HHS' lack of a provision ensuring capture of the physician narrative within certified digital health record systems could be one of the "missed opportunities" in the regulation, according to testimony presented by Paul Tang, co-chairman of the panel's workgroup on meaningful use and chief medical information officer of the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, and George Hripcsak, workgroup co-chairman and bioinformatics professor at Columbia University.
HHS also apparently missed a chance to set up indicators within the rule regarding substitution of generic drugs, and for use of certain high-cost imaging tools for diagnosis, according to Tang and Hripcsak.
Other areas needing further clarification include specifying when digital medication records must be reconciled among providers, and how long digital records on patient medications, problem lists and allergies should be maintained, among other concerns, Tang and Hripcsak indicated in their testimony.
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An investigation into the inspiration behind F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece traces his parties and quarrels at the side of Zelda amid the scandals of 1922 before a double murder in New Jersey set the stage for what was to become an American classic.
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Electro-Magnetic Log.
Patented April 7, 1868.
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Be it known that I, W. I. REID, of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings, and State of New York, have invented a new and usefnl`Electro-Magnetic Log for measuring and recording the travel of vessels through the water, and which may also be used for sounding the depths in water and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawings', making part of this specicationLin which- Figure 1 is a side view ofthe log.A
Figure 2, an end view.
Figure 3,'a longitudinal section.
Figure 4, a side view, with the casing removed.
Figure 5, an end view, looking from the end, A, g. 1, showing section ofthe cable.
Figure 6 is a front, and
Figure 7 a side elevation of the registering-instrument.
Figure 8. an elevation ofthe same, with the dial removed.
Figure 9, a vertical section, taken in the plane ofthe line A B of'fig. 8.
Figure I0, a view of the back of the said instrument, with the back ofthe case removed; and
Figure 11, a cross-section, taken in the same plane as iig. 9, but looking from the opposite direction.
The same letters indicate like parts in all the figures. i
The object of my said invention is to register, on board ship, the travel of vessels, by means of clog, drawn through the water, which apparatus I denominate the electro-magnetic log;" and thy said invention consists in combining with the spindle, which is rotated by passing through the water, a mechanism to close and break an electric.circuit at every given number of revolutions, when combined, by means of an electric conductor, with .an instrument connected with a galvanic battery or equivalent means for generating a cu'lrrent of electricity, and which said instrument is provided with an` electro-magnet and armature to operate the detent of an escapement, and with a registering-mechanism to indicate the number of beats of the escapement.
My said invention may be used, also, for sounding depths in water, as it will be obvious that whether the log be dragged horizontally through the water by a vessel, or vertically by a weight, the distance of its travel will be'equally well registered; the only change necessary for sounding, being either to'reverse the inclination of the vane.; of the log, or'the application' of a sudicient' weight to the forward end where the cable-conductor is attached. i l
In the accompanying drawings, a represents a hub, with oblique vanes, b, such as are usually employed on logs for measuring the travel of vessels through the water.- The spindle c of the hub extends into a case,- d, and is journalled thereto, so as to turn freely, and its inner end is formed with what is termed'a worm-gear or endless screw, e, the threads of which engage the cogs of a wheel,f, on an arbor, g, which drives, by two cog-wheels, z z', another parallel arbor, j, that carries a cam or tappet-wheel, k. At the forward end of the cased there is an insulated electric conductor, Z, and between the inner end of Athis conductor and the bam or tappeewheel k, a metallic lever, m, is mounted in an India-rubber diaphragm, 1t, properly sealed water-tight to a case, o, by preference made of glass, which encloses the inner end of the lever .and the conductor. The elasticity of the diaphragm will be sufficient to bear the lever m against the periphery of the cam or tappetwheel, and its other end away from the conductor Z; but any'equivalent device may be substituted for the India-rubber diaphragm, as the sole purpose is, once in every revolution of the cam or tappet-wheel, to put the lever m in contact with the electric metal of the case, which is to.be in the water, and then to break that' con: nection, for a purpose to be presently described. The nsulator, p, ofthe conductor i, is to be suitably formed,
Vin any well-known mode, so that the conducting wire of the cable q, a part. only being represented, can be secured in contact with the conductor Z, and the cable itself is to vbeflrrnly secured to the instrument by passing vthrough the inside of a conical screw, r, split in three parts, more or less, and connected with the case d by spring-arms s, so that by means of `a conical nut, t, the cable can be rmly grasped or liberated to be disconnected. The other end ofthe cable q is to be secured on shipboard,'and there connected with the registering-instrument V. This registering-instrument 'is providedwith two bitches, u and v, to one of whichthe conducting-wire of the cable' g is to be hitched, and tothe other,'in like manner, a conducting-wire, w, From one ol' the polos ot'vany suitable galvanc battery.
Within the registering-instrument there is an electro-magnet, z, the two vvires, -y and z, of its coil being connected with the cores-of the two bitches, u7u, in any well-known manner.` And in frontof the electromngnet there is an armature, a', attached to a lever, 6', that vibrates on an axis at c. The upper end of this lever, (see (ig. 10,) is provided with two pallets, dand e', which i alternately liberate and stop pinsf, projecting from the face of an escap'ement-wheel, g. When the electric' circuit is broken, and the armature a is drawn away from the electro-magnet, by the tensionoi a spring, igone tooth ot` the escnpcmentwheel g" is permitted to escape from the lower pallet, d4 and stopped by the upper pallet e, and there held so long as the electric circuit continues to be broken; but so soon as the lever m, of the log, is brought into contact with the conductor l, the electric circuit is closed, and the electro-magnetw is thereby rendered magnetic, and the arrnnture a' is attracted, which vibrates the lever Z1' in the opposite direction, so that the upper pallet, e', liberates the pin of the escapemerit-wheel g, which, by the motive force to be presentlydescribcd, is turned until the next pin on its face is arrested by the lower pallet d. i i The escapement-Xvheel is driven by a main-spring, ,ia.nd train of wheels and pinions, just ns in aclock, suitable means being provided, as in a clock, for winding up the mainspring A pointer or hand is placed on the outerend of the'arbor j of a cog-wheel, k', which engages the pinionon the arbor of the escnpement-wheel,
the wheel 'being one of the train of wheels from the main-spring wheel to the escapement-wheel, and this pointer, at each complet-e escapement, indicates, by the divisions on'a dial, l', the number of escapements, and
hence lthe number of revolutions which have been made by the vane-wheel of the log.
The wheel mronthe arbor of the main in(lex'hand communicatesv motion by any of they well-known means to aseries of spindles, 1, 2, 3,14, f5, or any other number, each of the said spindles carrying a pointer,A to indi-- cate, each on a separate circle of divisione on the dial, the number of revolutions; and each division onNo. l indicating one complete revolution ofthe main index-hand; each division of No. 2 one complete revolution of No. 1, andso on to any extent. 4 i A It is tobe understood that the galvanic battery is to have one of 'its poles connected with the coil of' the electro-magnet, and the other with some metallic substance in the water, which completes the electric circuit.
I do not wish, however, to limit my claim oi' invention to the use of the specific arrangement of' dials, or the specific mechanism by which4 the number o f revolutions are registered, as other and equivalent devices may be substituted, but the means represented will answer a good purpose. Nor do I wish to be understood as limiting my claim of invention to the specific mode of closing and breaking the electric circuit, as any equivat lent break may be substituted.
The log, provided with a break for closing and. breaking the electric circuit, substantially as described, in combination with the registering-instrument connected therewith by an electric conductor, the said registeringinstrument being provided with an escapement Aoperated. by an electro-magnet, and with tho means described.
or equivalent means, for registering, all substantially as specified and'for the purposeset forth.
ANDREW De LACY, WM. H. BISHOP.
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