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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post3531600281811084435..comments2016-04-30T22:34:01.240-04:00Comments on Food Wishes Video Recipes: Penne Pasta with Spicy Sausage Ragu – If You're Not Cheating, You're Not TryingChef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-25924688048511847882015-07-01T22:09:00.122-04:002015-07-01T22:09:00.122-04:00I just about drove myself crazy looking for this r...I just about drove myself crazy looking for this recipe! I was craving it so badly, but could not for the life of me remember the website! Thank goodness for pinterest... penne+italian+sausage+wine... if I had kept going, I probably would have remembered the whole recipe! Thanks for so many great recipes.I love your videos! Thanks Chef John!Just Mehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-66560900609419520672015-03-18T23:29:17.041-04:002015-03-18T23:29:17.041-04:00This is the 20th time I made this dish...everyone ...This is the 20th time I made this dish...everyone who tries it loves it! I play it off as my own recipie...just kidding. You make cooking fun and rewarding. Keep the recipies coming. Thanks Chef John.Adrianhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-49236535621168305182014-12-02T16:15:11.296-05:002014-12-02T16:15:11.296-05:00can you use vinegar instead of wine because i'...can you use vinegar instead of wine because i'm not into cooking with winei want to try this without the winekelsey belfordhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-58413715129314202692014-11-01T06:17:28.964-04:002014-11-01T06:17:28.964-04:00Made this with milk and spaghetti and it turned ou...Made this with milk and spaghetti and it turned out great. Also didn't have parsley and didn't have to add salt or pepper at the end. I bought a Trader Joe's sauvignon blanc for about five dollars and drank some of it with the meal too. I'm glad I tried this recipe. Thanks Chef!Gian Dhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-62344407278707473842014-04-16T13:57:21.516-04:002014-04-16T13:57:21.516-04:00It doesn't matter! Thanks!It doesn't matter! Thanks! Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-13135925610614364722014-04-15T18:20:29.976-04:002014-04-15T18:20:29.976-04:00Chef John, I've made variations of this recip...Chef John,

I've made variations of this recipe dozens of times because it's easy and incredibly delicious. That said, I do have a question for you about it. Is there a benefit to buying/using hot italian sausage in the casings versus going with ground hot italian sausage. Do the spices preserve better inside the casings or something? I've always mindlessly followed your instructions because you're like the Jesus of cooking, but I'm curious to know if there's really a benefit in this case...

Thanks Chef! Keep it real.Silly Ninjahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-51009676001496373082014-01-24T18:12:44.399-05:002014-01-24T18:12:44.399-05:00Just made this tonight, It was soooo good!! Thank...Just made this tonight, It was soooo good!! Thanks so much for giving us the knowledge to make great dishes like this. Todd Nelsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-62394898536950376792013-07-23T19:30:03.908-04:002013-07-23T19:30:03.908-04:00I don't remember, but we always check for salt...I don't remember, but we always check for salt and seasoning at the end, plus we always really salt the water well for the pasta. Enjoy!Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-75604714117760692972013-07-23T18:39:16.887-04:002013-07-23T18:39:16.887-04:00did you forget to mentino adding salt or are the s...did you forget to mentino adding salt or are the sausages and jarred sauce suppose to cover that?
Michele Cryanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-39922389849734491252012-12-17T00:58:11.072-05:002012-12-17T00:58:11.072-05:00Thanks for sharing! So cool! Thanks for sharing! So cool! Chef Johnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-79935705600459848542012-12-16T22:59:38.455-05:002012-12-16T22:59:38.455-05:00This was my daughters first attempt at following a...This was my daughters first attempt at following a recipe. Because of your comfortable way of teaching she has now caught the cooking bug. She did an amazing job making this and has since tried 3 other recipes. Tomorrow she will make her 5th. I am thinking I will have to stop counting soon. She just turned 12. You are an amazing teacherCherylhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-85543970738095966402012-11-04T16:25:08.212-05:002012-11-04T16:25:08.212-05:00It was from a butcher's case, not a brand. Any...It was from a butcher's case, not a brand. Anything will work!Chef Johnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-11348277903073151022012-11-04T15:26:30.396-05:002012-11-04T15:26:30.396-05:00what sausage brand do you use???what sausage brand do you use???mellybooboohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-67907725701038336172012-09-09T12:52:17.979-04:002012-09-09T12:52:17.979-04:00I usually do! Thanks!I usually do! Thanks!Chef Johnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-58771679672284361592012-09-09T12:46:58.201-04:002012-09-09T12:46:58.201-04:00should we skim the fat off the top as it's sim...should we skim the fat off the top as it's simmering?

otherwise great quick recipe.

on a side note, i love watching your vlog :)) thank you for making life just a little more interesting :)) tx paphttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-41916965867232505692012-09-05T16:47:52.409-04:002012-09-05T16:47:52.409-04:00At our table tonight, it was "Let's give ...At our table tonight, it was "Let's give Chef John a "Round of Applause"!!!email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-15101323854996035302012-08-21T19:55:10.114-04:002012-08-21T19:55:10.114-04:00Chef John, I love this recipe as I do with all of...Chef John,

I love this recipe as I do with all of your recipes! This is such a flavorful dish. Thank you.Chadhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-80693119947839806992012-07-18T19:56:18.116-04:002012-07-18T19:56:18.116-04:00This technique is seriously good. I can't bel...This technique is seriously good.

I can't believe I've been throwing separately cooked meat and cold pasta sauce from the bottle into a pot with pasta all of these years.

Simmering the meat and sauce on low for at least an hour takes some getting used to (patience, for me at least) but the flavor is amazing compared to what I'm used to.

Thanks!

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Ok so I can only give it a 5 out of 5!
I also took a couple of cans of mushrooms, drained the mushroom juice into the marinara jar and used that to rince it out, and added both the mushrooms and the rince/mushroom juice/water to the pot at that time, and got to enjoy this dish.

This was wonderful! It is nowon my date dinner firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-85739118391242789122012-05-06T21:11:36.747-04:002012-05-06T21:11:36.747-04:00chef john i found your site a couple months ago. ...chef john i found your site a couple months ago. since then i feel like i am living that movie where the woman is trying to complete julia childs recipes. my husband is ecstatic. he will love this one. thanks for the hard work and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-3038412619734336472012-04-11T14:16:04.506-04:002012-04-11T14:16:04.506-04:00Yes!!Yes!!Chef Johnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7173052990851751381.post-91594313602636593292012-04-11T14:01:05.076-04:002012-04-11T14:01:05.076-04:00Can I make this and then bake it to have a baked z...Can I make this and then bake it to have a baked ziti firstname.lastname@example.com


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I am a black man of significant value. My deepest wish is simply to live as a human being. I wish to work with at-risk young children, join in the struggle to end this racist death penalty in the United States, and most importantly, develop a human relationship with my children, family, and friends which 10 years in Pennsylvania's super max prison has taken from me by cruel design.
I want to live because I am innocent of the crime for which I am convicted. You try and figure out how an innocent black man can end up on death row. I have asked a number of attorneys and friends this question, read many articles and have experienced first hand this penal system. The conclusions I have come to make me sick, because the indigent, uneducated, inarticulate black or white man without advocacy is at the bottom of the barrel, with the current government working only to protect its image at their expense.
If an accused black man has an incompetent attorney at trial or the attorney fails to file essential documents, then - "well its just too bad", and we say "case closed". It doesn't make much difference whether the accused is innocent or guilty; the police and prosecutors get a conviction, the attorneys and victims family gets "closure", and the system gets to say "We're tough on crime !".
Whether or not one is actually guilty or not, we inmates are completely abandoned to our fate. I was blamed and framed for the mistakes of others, and now I stand as a scapegoat of this racist society, a scapegoat of a country that is looking for, searching for, scapegoats and making it easier for the state to kill black and white people illegally through execution. In this racist society you don't even have to kill anyone to find youself on death row - waiting to be killed.
I realize that most of America is living comfortable middle class lives, sealed off from the realities of the poor and oppressed. I know that most of them don't care about ending the death penalty, don't want to believe that this country, which promises liberty and justice for all, could fail so many of its citizens.
You, the people, need to take a good hard look at the present day criminal justice system. You need to see the suffering and injustice that abounds in prison. You need to recognize the role of money and racism in capital punishment and the public indifference that sends innocent people to their deaths.
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LMWA to host Blues Brothers tributePublished 5:53pm Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Next week "The Blues Brothers Experience: The Mission Continues," a traveling production from Branson, Mo., is making its way to the campus of Lyman Ward Military Academy for two shows that were inspired by the touring act that was spawned from the 1980 movie by John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.
The performance will take place in the Wesley P. Smith Auditorium on Friday, Jan. 28 and Saturday, Jan. 29. Tickets for the event cost $15 and all of the proceeds will benefit the military school.
"(Each night) the doors are going to open at 6 (p.m.) and the shows are going to start at 7 (p.m.)," said LWMA secretary to the president Heather Hornsby.
Hornsby added that there will be signage and cadets to help guide visitors to the auditorium on the Camp Hill campus.
The title characters – Jake and Elwood Blues – will be brought to life through the talents of Dadeville-native Bucky Heard, a 1983 LWMA graduate, and Justin Clark. A live band will accompany the duo onstage. Hornsby said that the production is able to travel because it is a slow time of the tourist season for the Missouri entertainment mecca.Heard earned a degree in Theater Performance from Auburn University before starting his career in the early 1990s on the high seas as an entertainer for Royal Caribbean cruise lines where he opened for comedians like Richard Jenny and George Kirby. The Dadeville-native has also shared the stage in Branson with personalities like Tony Orlando, Yakov Smirnoff, Glen Campbell and Mickey Gilley. In 2005 Heard was chosen by the Branson Critic, an online magazine, to receive its Best Singer award.
The performance of such a commercial production at LWMA was not only made possible because of Heard's connection to the area and the school, but also through an encounter that the director of the LWMA Alumni Association, Amanda Kelly, and her husband, LWMA's Commandant of Cadets Maj. Pat Kelly, had with him when they visited Branson and planted a seed of persuasion.
"We visited Branson (last) summer and I've talked with him since about doing the show," said Kelly.
She added that quite a few people from the LWMA family had made the journey to Missouri to see Heard perform.
Tickets for the event can be purchased three ways: by credit card online at www.lwalumni.org, by credit card or check over the phone at 800-798-9151 or at the door on the day of the show.


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This looks fantastic. I love the radicchio/provolone combo.ReplyDelete
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Provolone sounds delicious with radicchio!ReplyDelete
Very impressive dish. Radicchio is a fantastic flavor that must be really quite delicious in a risotto. Brava, Paula!ReplyDelete
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What a great recipe! Mark will love this - he is always asking for a risotto with radicchio, and I have been reticent to try. Now with your tested version, we both can be happy! ~ David
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Asia's Military Revolution
Yoon Young-Kwan, Project Syndicate
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A vast revolution in military affairs is taking place across East Asia. The latest signs are Chinese President Xi Jinping's purge of General Xu Caihou, an ex-Politburo member and former vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission, on charges of corruption, and Japan's "reinterpretation" of Article 9 of its constitution to permit the country to provide military aid to its allies.
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I should not have done this, but I called and confronted my SIL about this, but she's (and my husband's ENTIRE family) passive aggressive and is giving all of us (including my kids) the silent treatment and refuses to speak to me. It's so normal in their family that they don't even think anything of it.I ended up saying something I shouldn't over voicemail (terrible of me). I find it disrepectful and hurtful towards our kids. Original problem was that SIL thinks my husband and I "stole her baby name" for our LO's middle name, where LO was named after a family member.
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Oklahoma's tax collections slowed in August
Tax collections to the state's main operating fund slowed in August, despite strong sales tax collections, state finance officials said Wednesday.
Overall collections to the state's general revenue fund have been diminished by low energy prices in the final months of the last fiscal year, plus refunds made to energy companies during the first two months of this fiscal year, said Preston Doerflinger, who serves as finance secretary on Gov. Mary Fallin's Cabinet.
Total collections to the general revenue fund for August were $386.4 million, down $28.4 million, or 6.8 percent, from the same month a year. The amount was $17 million, or 4.2 percent, lower than the estimate.
It was only the third time since April 2010, that monthly general revenue fund collections were below both prior year receipts and the estimate used by legislators to craft this fiscal year's budget.
Despite the lull in personal income and oil and natural gas tax receipts, total collections for July and August were still above the estimate by 0.4 percent, finance officials said.
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2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R
One of the most anticipated sportbikes of 2011 is undoubtedly the Kawasaki ZX-10R Ninja. But in mid-December, Kawasaki put a proactive-sales hold on the bike, reporting valve issues at "unique" riding conditions, such as being on the track.
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Who needs words when you can have the sounds and images of the all-new 2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R Ninja?
This is exactly what you get with the new official Kawasaki YouTube video displaying the iconic green machine briefly whining on a track by some test riders.
ZX-10R Technical Recall
"Newer. Faster. Lighter. Better. You hear these descriptors all the time in this business. Problem is, reality rarely lives up to the hype. But Kawasaki's new-from-the-ground-up 2011 Ninja ZX-10R sportbike has no such credibility gap." Kawasaki.com states.
The 2010 Aprilia RSV4 R still handles better than most motorcycles despite being stripped of a few goodies that the RSV4 Factory version sports. The Estoril racetrack proved treacherous this morning as the circuit was littered with wet patches in areas such as most of the tightest corners. I had to wait for my second session to really go for it as the sun had dried out most areas by then.
Headed up by title winner Rickey Gadson, Brock's Performance-equipped riders dominated the 2009 AMA Dragbike SuperSport Championship, taking seven of the top 10 overall positions.
For Brock's Performance, SuperSport is more than a high-profile forum in which to accrue bragging rights. More importantly, the class is a crucial product research, development and proving ground.
Supersport Drag Champ
Monster Energy Kawasaki's Rickey Gadson captured his ninth-career championship in the Supersport class at the final round of the AMA Dragbike Series at the South Georgia Motorsports Park in Valdosta, Ga. Gadson secured the championship after his first run, then topped off the season with a win in the class. In just his first year running the popular Pro Street class, Gadson steadily improved throughout the year, finishing the year with his best qualifying effort of third.
Ninja Comparision
Dramatic sport bikes need a dramatic title. What does a Ninja say? Shhh! I'm a Ninja! No, not in Kawasaki's case, as a promised 200 horsepower rockets the Kawasaki ZX-10R motorcycle to an indicated 168 mph at the end of the straight, it growls like a tortured werewolf.
Evolutionary Superbike
The Ninja ZX-10R motorcycle shines on the racetrack, thanks to technology developed on Kawasaki road race bikes. Although designed to offer maximum performance on the circuit, the same power and handling that provide such amazing on-track performance, also make it more fun for riding this motorcycle on the street.
Ninja Review
When handed the keys to the 2009 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R, (aka ZX600R9F, as it's called in the lab), a sudden inspiration to take risks beyond my comfort level stirred within. Upon first glance, this bike immediately satiated my cravings for something stylish and fresh.
Track-Ready, Supersport Motorcycle
Having surrendered the AMA 600cc Supersport title in 2008, Kawasaki is clearly anxious to get it back. The previous Ninja iteration was a good machine, but the all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R is in a different league altogether, as we found out at Autopolis–Kawasaki's spectacular racetrack just outside Kumamoto, Japan.
He takes back-to-back wins but it ain't Mladin.
Monster Energy Kawasaki's Rickey Gadson followed up his Supersport win from Valdosta, Ga. last month with another one in Commerce, Ga. during round two of the AMA Dragbike Series at Atlanta Dragway. In addition to his win, Gadson ran an unofficial record elapsed time (ET) of 9.001 in the class.
Doha, Qatar is well worth a visit, despite being halfway around the world. The people are friendly, they like Americans, and the modern city is essentially crime-free. But, it is Losail International Circuit's grippy and smooth track surface that makes the trip to the first stop on the MotoGP calendar so very much worthwhile.
Long-Term Motorcycle Test
Chalk one up for the power of the Internet. After learning I'd be the lucky long term tester of a 2007 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14, I immediately logged on to the manufacturer's website to become better acquainted with my options before embarking upon what will hopefully be a beautiful relationship with the "it" bike of speed fanatics everywhere. Months ago, I enjoyed quality time with a "Passion Red" 2006 ZX-14, which led me to wonder what sort of styling cues might befit its extraordinary performance capabilities.
Effectively melding the design philosophy of its MotoGP racing division with its street-going, production-based supersport machine, Kawasaki has retired the 636 offering to concentrate their middleweight efforts solely on the 600. The result is an all-new Ninja ZX-6R.


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The collection of Count Alexander von Beregshasy Saturday Antiques Auction, Rosebery's, West Norwood, London, 7th May
26th April 2011 - 10:05
The estate of one of the most flamboyant characters on London's fashion scene is going to auction this weekend. Jeweller Count Alexander von Beregshasy, or the 'count of many crystals' as he was known, amassed a huge collection of costume jewellery, film memorabilia and vintage designer clothes.
Among the glittering collection are more than 100 handmade crowns, coronets and tiaras – including replicas of Queen Alexandra Kokoshnik's tiara, pictured, and Queen Victoria's crown.
But the jewel in this sparkling catalogue is a replica of the 'Heart of the Ocean' necklace, right, made by Count von Beregshasy for the 1997 film Titanic. This blue stone, set with cubic zirconia on white metal, would add a touch of Hollywood glamour to any outfit.
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What is your husbands name?
How long have you guys been married?
1 year and 7 months
How long did you date?
We dated for about 3 months before he asked me to move in and about 9 months before he started talking to other people about asking me to marry him. We got married 1 1/2 years after we met.
How old is he?
33- had to find a younger guy because I know he will go first. I figured if I went younger he'd be around longer. JK
Who is taller?
He is thank G-d I am only 5'3
Who can sing best?
He does. I love his voice.
Who is smarter?
I have to say he is definitely smarter. I am amazed how much he knows. Although I am better at English and spelling
Who does laundry?
We both do. Everyone in the house does their own
Who pays the bills?
We each have our own bills to pay, but since he is the big bread winner he's got the big ones. Yes, I am still getting used to someone else taking care of the money, but the good thing is HE KNOWS WHAT HE"S DOING. YES!!!
Who sleeps on the right side of the bed?
He sleeps on the right side of the bed. At least he's supposed to, half the time he thinks I am part of the mattress.
Who mows the lawn?
He does, we have a riding lawn mower and he won't let me use it anymore, which is ok with me.
Who cooks dinner?
I do for the most part right now, but he will start doing that more when he's done with school, which is in 2 weeks. YAY I get my hubby back!!!
Who is the first to admit when they are wrong?
I do, he is very stubborn at admitting he's wrong or apologizing for that matter. It hurts sometimes
Who kissed who first?
He kissed me when we came back to his house after our first dates
Who wears the pants?
That's a toughy because we are both pretty in control people, but I think I would have to say I enjoy giving him the reins more than I take them.


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necronym Jun 3, 2010 5:46 AM
in response to LuV2SPDPerhaps the iPad time is correct and all the other clocks (times) are wrong?
Check your iTunes store account settings to make sure the store is set to the correct country (I vaguely remember an iPod I had kept showing the wrong time and for some reason the store account had defaulted to some other country)
Check the timezone
If they are all ok, back up your iPad, try restoring your iPad from within iTunes.
Alternatively give Apple Tech Support a call or make an appointment with a Genius at your local Apple Store to get them to check it over
larryd517 Jun 4, 2010 9:27 AM
in response to LuV2SPDWhile it's not chronic, I do get incorrect times. Rebooting fixes it.
You can submit a bug report at www.apple.com/feedback
Eric Armstrong Jun 4, 2010 9:53 AM
in response to larryd517I have the same problem and rebooting doesn't fix it for me. I'll be putting in a complaint!
celliott147 Jun 4, 2010 10:40 AM
in response to LuV2SPDthere is already a thread for this...it appears to be related to the wi-fi bug that is plaguing many iPads as well...
larryd517 Jun 4, 2010 1:30 PM
in response to Eric ArmstrongI called tech support and they suggested a restore.
I don't have this issue too often (three times in 6 weeks), so I wont know if the restoration fixed it, or not.
myfragileego Aug 22, 2011 3:06 PM
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I've been suffering this issue on my iPad 2 and I just experienced the exact same time distortion effect when copying files between my windows pc and another windows pc - at 7:42am the destination displayed the file modified time as 1:42am. That's the same offset I saw on my iPad. I checked the date and time settings on my computer (windows 7) and it was set to Pacific Time Zone rather than Brisbane Australia. After changing it to the correct Time Zone the computer time was 1:42am.
So it looks like the iPad is cleverly adjusting time by looking at the difference between the timezone on the computer and its own timezone, then setting the time appropriately. That calculation depends on having the timezone set correctly.
Solution: Correct the timezone on your computer and then correct the time on your computer. That should stop it happening.
TooBad41 Dec 12, 2011 4:12 PM
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I had a similar problem in that the not only the time but the date was wrong. In fact the calendar was a day ahead and the time was about 18 hours ahead of my local central Texas time. It is almost like I was living in Australia.
When the Presidents Cup was held there a few weeks ago I checked the golf scores on the Australian PGA site. I suspect my IPad 2 picked up that time zone as my local time zone. When I went into Settings, General, Time and Date. I turned off the automatic setting and put in Dallas as my time zone. My time and date is now correct without having to reboot or call support. This works on both Wifi and Cellular. My gut feeling is that the iPad picks up the time and date when you look at various foreign websites or maybe when using Google Earth. Just a thought but maybe this suggestion will help someone. I would definitely turn off the automatic time and date unless you do a lot of world traveling.
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What helped me was resetting the screen saver back to the default.


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Patricia A. (Pat) Curtis is a native Texan and received her PhD at Texas A&M. Before joining the Food Systems Institute at Auburn University as Professor and Director, Dr. Curtis taught at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls and North Carolina State University. Dr. Curtis has focused her research on quality and safety attributes of poultry and egg products. To get to know Dr. Curtis, Best Food Facts asked her a few questions.
Is there anything worse than showing up to a party empty-handed? If there is, we can't think of it right now. It's St. Patrick's Day, and to help make sure you not only show up to your St. Paddy's Day festivities with something, but something delicious as well, we've rounded up a few of our favorite Irish-inspired recipes from some of our favorite food bloggers.
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Recently, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) released its annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce, a guide to what the group claims are the most contaminated fruits and vegetables. For perspective on the report and what it means for consumers, we reached out to Dr. Carl Winter, Extension Food Toxicologist and Vice Chair of the Department of Food Science and Technology at the University of California-Davis.
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Kajol, who will be seen with husband Ajay Devgn on screen after a gap of two years in the animation film 'Toonpur Ka Superhero', says the two cannot team up often because they hardly ever like the same script.
'Ajay and I will always take years to be together on screen because we hardly ever agree on a script. We actually don't agree on most scripts,' Kajol, 35, told IANS in an interview.
'What he thinks as workable is something that I find not working for me at all. So it's very rare that we actually come across something that we both agree on and we both would like to work on,' she added.
They tied the knot in 1999 after a few years of courtship and are known as one of the best couples in Bollywood.
They created reel magic with 'Hulchul', 'Pyar Toh Hona Hi Tha', 'Ishq' and 'Dil Kya Kare'. Their last outing together was Ajay's directorial debut 'U Me Aur Hum' (2008), which was critically appreciated for its theme and performances but was a box-office dud.
The actress says over the years she has become more comfortable working with Ajay, 41.
'As the years go by, you get more comfortable and get used to the way the other person works; otherwise the process remains the same. It just becomes more of a team.'
Now once again they are set to create celluloid magic with the live action animation movie 'Toonpur Ka Superhero' slated to hit the screens Dec 24. Directed by Kireet Khurana, the film has been produced by Krishika Lulla and Kumar Mangat">Kumar Mangat Pathak.
The film shows Ajay and Kajol playing humans who enter the world of cartoons. This is Kajol's first animation film and she asserts it was not a cakewalk.
'It was very tough working on the film. We even had to re-shoot a few scenes. Dubbing and shooting was equally frustrating. You had to keep so many things in mind like timing and everything,' she said.
'There were a few action sequences too where I had to do action in front of a green space, so I was smiling, scowling, laughing - all in the wrong places! However, our action director Jack Gill was very good and very patient with us,' she said.
The actress dismissed rumours that the film was releasing after a delay.
'It's releasing when we thought it would. Animation takes time. We shot in three-four months but then a lot more has to be done on each character. Karan Johar's animation film is still being made, 'Avatar' took five years to make. Simply because you don't want to mess it up. There is so much on stake,' she said.
In the film Ajay is the superhero, but Kajol's favourite is Superman. 'My superhero is the Superman. I loved him; I read all his comics,' she announced.
Finally, after two releases this year, the actress is planning to take time off.
'I'm not working on any film right now. No plans as of now. It's very difficult handling two kids. I don't get time and I want to give all my time to them for some time now,' she said.
The couple have two children - seven-year-old daughter Nysa born in 2003 and Yug, who was born this year.
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Keuka College Associate Professor of Chemistry Andrew Robak has used fine art and photography to educate others about the intricacies of science, and his latest student collaboration showcases another new perspective.
In 2012, Robak collaborated with Kat Andonucci '13 to produce "The Art of Chemistry," a unique exhibit featuring chemical experiments often photographed by Andonucci at slow speeds or in low light to highlight the array of colors, shapes and textures within a variety of chemical solutions, reactions and even optical illusions. This time, Robak's collaboration with biology major Phil Longyear '14, a Rushville resident, explores the variety of natural elements from the Periodic Table found in and around the Penn Yan area.
Together, the duo visited manufacturing plants like Abtex and Ferro, artisan studios and even retail shops such as Pinckney's Ace Hardware to document in photographs the elements in their natural or manufactured forms. The resulting images —with each name, two-letter scientific abbreviation, and a brief description of its characteristics and uses —are now on display in many storefront windows along Main Street, Penn Yan, effectively turning Main Street itself into an art gallery for "Elements of the Finger Lakes."
Nearly 60 elements of the Periodic Table's full 118 elements were found; the full collection of images can also be viewed at the Lightner Gallery at Lightner Library on the campus of Keuka College. An opening reception will be held from 4 – 5:30 p.m. at Milly's Pantry, 19 Main Street on Wednesday, June 10. Milly's is one of many local shops featuring works from the "Elements of the Finger Lakes." The exhibit will continue through July on Main Street and through August on campus.
"The project really helps people understand what chemical elements are, where they come from, how we use them and where they are [found]," Longyear said. "I like the fact that it will bring science to the masses in a way that they can understand."
According to Longyear, the "field trips" he and Robak took last fall to companies like Ferro or Coach and Equipment proved how common many of the elements truly are. Ferro, the former Transition Element Company (TransElCo), manufactures an array of pigments, powders used to make computing materials, polishing applications for lenses, polymers, plastics and more. Coach and Equipment produces small to mid-size transit buses using elements including lead (Pb), Fluorine (F), lithium (Li) and argon (Ar) in its engineering process.
At Ferro, workers take basic elements like carbon (C), titanium, (Ti) and tungsten (W), and refine them for an industrial use. So the up-close-and-personal views offered at Ferro for the exhibit educate participants beyond just a logo or company tagline, Longyear said.
"This is more than the sign on the front and [the product] that comes out the door. This is what's in-between and that was really interesting," he described.
According to Robak, a project such as this serves to merge science with the community. Not only will participants learn a little more about chemistry, but they'll learn more about the community where they live and work too.
"The Periodic Table can be hard to relate to … but in its simplest sense, it's a list of the essence of every material that we can touch, see or interact with in our daily lives," Robak said, adding that many people may not realize just how many elements could be in their own homes, too.
"This project would not have happened without those willing to let us ask questions, give tours or shoot photography inside their businesses," Robak said, noting that many company staffers actively tried to find elements in use or suggest others for Robak and Longyear to document. Community participation for the exhibit has also been high, Robak added, thanking the numerous business owners along Main Street who agreed to display the poster-size images in storefront windows or indoor displays. A trifold brochure will also be available at many participating businesses so pedestrians can learn about the project as they stroll Main Street.
Artisans such as Pete Knickerbocker of Spider's Nest Pottery or Keuka College Professor Emeritus Dexter Benedict of Fireworks Foundry were also part of the exploration. Benedict sculpts works of bronze, using oxygen (O), aluminum (Al) and lots of copper (Cu) in the process. Meanwhile, Knickerbocker makes use of elements including cobalt (Co), iron (Fe), chromium (Cr), and also copper (Cu) in his pottery.
"I had no idea that a potter could tailor and design not only his or her own glazes, but the clay itself, and (Pete) was able to manipulate those elements in order to set himself apart in his field," Longyear described.
While Longyear served as primary photographer, a few elements, such as hydrogen, posed a challenge to shoot because they can only be seen when reacting with another element, he said. In those cases, it was a challenge to "tell the story," he said.
But Mother Nature also offered a few elements as well, which the duo incorporated into the project, including images of bones for calcium, the night sky (space) for hydrogen, and a sunset at Montezuma Wildlife Refuge to represent helium, Longyear explained.
"Every day we use elements from the earth. You can look at the Periodic Table and see a number and a name, but if you really dig into it, it's really cool," Longyear said.
A boat whose style hearkens back to the time of the Vikings, more than 1,000 years ago, is finding new life on Keuka Lake. Through a community craftsmanship program offered in the spring of 2014, Keuka College students and local residents had a hand – literally – in bringing the boat to life.
The 22-foot-long beauty now on display in Lightner Gallery in Lightner Library at Keuka College, boats a gleaming royal blue hull, with crisp white and wood interiors. Members of the public are invited to join those from the campus community at a celebration reception, to be held from 4:30 – 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11. Light refreshments will be served. A showcase of images, ship-building terms, and historic attributes will guide guests through a visual timeline of the build. This special exhibit will continue through April 10.
Built by hand over six months on the campus of Keuka College, the St. Ayles skiff is a modern re-crafting of a boat first designed by the Vikings, circa 800 A.D., then imported from Norway to the Shetland Islands during the 1800s. The Shetland Islands lie halfway between Norway and Scotland, and these skiffs originally served as fishing boats along treacherous tidal areas in the North Sea. According to folklore, three men at the oars of the skiff were sure to reach their destination no matter the weather.
Now, thanks to a resurgence of community rowing and crafting programs worldwide since 2009, its popularity reaches far beyond its origin, and builds for some 200 of these historic boats are in the works. Hull 93, a reference to the 93rd such build, was commissioned by the Finger Lakes Museum & Aquarium, with support from Keuka College. Grant funding provided through NYS Council on the Arts and the Yates Community Endowment Fund made it possible for three College students to join community members during the build.
Each Saturday, participants gathered in the College garage near the facilities plant to work on the watercraft, under the direction of Keuka Park resident Craig Hohm, a retired ER physician, who guided the labor of taking the skiff from wood kit to watercraft. When nearly complete, final touches were added, including a Viking-like lettering of the boat's name along the top plank of the boat, known as the sheerstrake. Named for the animal who returned to the Finger Lakes region after a 100-year absence, the Otter had its maiden launch on Keuka Lake in August.
Panashe Matambanadzo, a native of Zimbabwe and a junior environmental science major spent four weekends last semester helping to glue segments together to create the base of the boat and crafting the old-fashioned oars.
"It was a great learning process," she said with a smile. "Where I come from, only [boat] guides would do such work."
Sophomore Eric Yax, a native of Guatemala, also participated in the craftsmanship program and said he felt welcomed as Hohm shared his boat-building expertise. While Yax recently switched his major from environmental science to political science, he enjoys projects involving nature and the outdoors.
The build was "very interesting," Yax said, expressing gratitude for a new experience through hands-on learning. "There is nothing better than learning by doing."
For his part, Hohm is thrilled more members of the community can see and experience the results of the unique collaborative building project through the exhibit.
"It's hard to improve on a near-perfect design that's almost 1,000 years old," Hohm said.
During the public reception, any students who are interested in opportunities for a possible rowing program utilizing the Otter will be able to sign up to receive more information as the collaboration between the College and Museum continues.
After studying like mad for a doctoral test at Eastman School of Music, jazz trumpeter Dave Chisholm decided he needed a new outlet for his creative energy. So he spent February through December of 2013 writing and illustrating a 204-page graphic novel. Then he set its seven chapters to music – composing a full-length soundtrack of seven songs to pair with it.
Now, 26 panels from this book, "Instrumental," will be displayed in a gallery exhibit for his one-man show, "Music Meets Comics," which runs October 27 – December 5 at Lightner Gallery in Lightner Library. An artist reception where light refreshments will be served will be held Thursday, Oct. 30 from 4:30-6 p.m. Earlier that week, Chisholm will also host a comics workshop at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28 on the second floor of Allen Hall. The exhibit and workshop will serve as a teaser for a coming spring semester course Chisholm will teach as a visiting professor at Keuka College.
"Anytime you do a class like this, people may think 'How would I draw Batman?' but really we're telling stories in pictures and words. In reality, comics are just a medium for telling any story," Chisholm said.
For many, superheroes serve as the initial gateway into comics, Chisholm said, describing his early interest as a child in the pulp iconography of familiar favorites of the genre. But it didn't take long for him to move from interest in the superheroes to those drawing the superheroes, to think about their process and how they might think about translating a narrative idea to a 22-page series of drawings with words.
With three degrees in music, including a doctorate in jazz trumpet, Chisholm says his day job is "all things music, with comics thrown in." In addition to trumpet, he also plays guitar, piano, bass and drums and sings, too. He teaches music lessons and is also an adjunct music instructor at Keuka College. He toured the Western U.S. with a rock band in the years between his bachelor's and master's degrees, and some of his adventures became part of his first graphic novel, "Let's Go to Utah" which he described as "inspired by the craziness of touring … where it's all spread out and you drive through the desert for hours and hours and kind of lose your mind a bit."
Come spring, Chisholm will be running a full-semester, three-credit course through the Division of Humanities and Fine Arts on comics. Students will explore hands-on the detailed work of traditional ink-on-paper comic book creation. According to Chisholm, the course will cover the finer points of comic book panel composition, page composition, working with scripts, lettering, and character/environment design. The overarching goal of the entire course is training students in clear, communicative, sequential storytelling, he said.
"I'm interested in the mechanics of comics, meaning, how do you pace a story over eight pages? How do you put it together?" Chisholm said, describing a potential panel sequence where a man finds a key lying on the ground, uses it to open a nearby door, and a lion jumps out at him.
"Is the key important? Is the man important? Will we show reactions on his face, or are we using words to show what he's thinking? It becomes this incredibly rigorous intellectual exercise to communicate any idea or narrative in comics form. It has almost infinite possibilities and that's inspiring to me," he said.
Another example he cites is the work "A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge" by Josh Neufeld which documents life and times in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.
"He did research, went down several times and kept in touch with people and he happened to tell this story in the medium of comics as opposed to a novel or documentary," Chisholm explained.
If students were to follow elements of Chisholm's approach of integrating music into comics, they might start with an exercise of illustrating lyrics, he said, citing Queen's iconic "Bohemian Rhapsody" as example.
"So if the lyrics state: 'Mama, just killed a man/Put a gun against his head/Pulled my trigger, now he's dead,' how do we show this? Is he on the phone with his mom, calling from prison, telling her this stuff? Is it told in flashback?" Chisholm asked.
By the time the course concludes next May, students will each have written and/or drawn 24 character sketches, 24 environment sketches, a 1-panel strip, a 1-page comic, and a 2-3-page comic "book" for the final project, he said. All final project comic books will share a similar theme and will be printed in a collective anthology by the end of the semester.
For more information on registering for the course, students can contact the registrar's office or visit http://registrar.keuka.edu
Faith Benedict was looking for a way to inspire the growing number of students in her ceramics class at Keuka College, and the result is a new exhibit: "Clay Connection," featuring the work of eight regional potters and sculptors from Rochester to Syracuse.
Although most of the artists don't personally know one another, they have in common a passion for creating art from the same original element: clay. And though each piece began in the same form—as a wet, misshapen lump—the variety of shapes, sizes, colors and uses of the pieces that result reflects the distinct styles and skills of each artist and further contrast just how dynamic clay itself can be.
The array of pieces now adorning new gallery space in Lightner Library even features a handful of collaborative works where two artists teamed together to display the contrast possible between large-scale pottery and small-scale sculpture. While Richard Aerni of Rochester fashioned the foundational jars or pedastals of each piece, Carolyn Dilcher-Stutz, also of Rochester, designed the intricate, hand-sized animals – birds, a deer – atop each one.
Nearby, other animals, particularly fish, serve as whimsical, cheery handles on several teapots crafted by John Smolenski of Skaneateles. The former Keuka College professor attended the School of American Craftsman at Rochester Institute of Technology, then served as artistic mentor to Benedict and other students during her undergraduate years before he went on to teach high school art in Skaneateles.
The "Clay Connection" exhibit also features the work of husband-and-wife artists Ann Bliss and Steve Pilcher of Butternut Pottery in Jamesville, N.Y., along with Peter Valenti, and David Webster, both of Skaneateles, and Peter Gerbic of Middlesex. Light refreshments will be served at the artists' reception held from 4:30 – 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 4 at the gallery inside Lightner Library, with a brief artists talk from Smolenski on the craft, starting at 5 p.m. The reception is open to the public and the gallery is open daily during library hours.
According to Benedict, her personal connections with potters such as Smolenski led to new connections with additional potters and sculptors until she had gathered eight masters of the craft. The show includes artists using traditional methods of firing high-temperature stoneware, as well as some who use a single-firing technique.
Peter Gerbic of South Hill Pottery in Middlesex has been working with clay since 1964 when he first started at the American School of Craftsmen at RIT, where he trained under the tutelage of renowned sculptor Frans Wildenhain. While initially trained in functional pottery, Gerbic said, like his "master" Wildenhain, he eventually moved into sculpture, even murals, which retain the same, brick-colored hue as the earthenware in which he specializes. Even its name, terra cotta, correlates to its nature as "baked earth."
"At the moment, I'm doing straight sculpture, which means lots of curves, at least the way I do it," Gerbic said with a chuckle. "My emphasis is more on the sculptural elements – the bark on trees, the way sand or snow moves from the wind, human body forms, fruit forms, the way a stream is etched by the water, rocks that have been sandblasted, or water itself. I'm trying to create my own interpretation with the bedrock of Great Nature behind me."
Gerbic's works also include some ceremonial pieces, which he described as "my interpretation of Native forms and designs and representations that speak to larger dimension of our life."
According to Benedict, seeing what other artists are doing, with the same material she works with, will inspire her, not only as a fellow craftsman, but as a teacher.
"It's important for the students to understand that every one says something different with their work – what is your voice? We're all on different paths and experience different things," said Benedict, drawing a contrast between her own functional pottery –plates, bowls, mugs and such – and the bronze or clay sculptures for which her husband, Professor Emeritus of Art Dexter Benedict, is known.
"No two of us are the same," she said. "When we're talking about the connection at Keuka College, I think that's what is exciting about an organization, where you have all this diversity, this common bond of wanting to learn. It's our glue"
Start with a science lab. Add one chemistry professor with self-described "wacky interests." Introduce a visual and verbal art major with a passion for photography and painting. Mix together a variety of chemistry experiments and have the student capture them on camera or canvas. What do you get?
The Art of Chemistry, an exploration into the beauty and form caused by a variety of chemical reactions.
Student photographer Kat Andonucci completed a year-long independent study under the guidance of Dr. Andrew Robak, associate professor of chemistry. With Robak casting the vision and directing her in each experiment, Andonucci crafted the compositions, often using a tripod, a remote shutter and a long exposure to create the images.
"We wanted to treat it as a course, the chemistry of things that are neat to look at, to have a clue what they were," Robak said, pointing out how many science textbooks use photography to illustrate experiments. The two received a $500 grant from Keuka College's Division of Academic Affairs to help cover costs of printing and framing the images.
When Robak went in search of a student who could help illustrate experiments that would show "the fun side of chemistry," he contacted Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art. Newcomb referred him to Andonucci, sparking the creative collaboration.
"I've always been interested in chemistry as art or science as art. You can see from the pictures that a lot of stuff I work with is really cool," said Robak, who holds a Ph.D. in organic chemistry. He rattled off a variety of compounds, from mercury, with its shiny metallic texture that is "really fun to play with," to flourescein, which turns neon-green when in contact with water, to glycerol, which refracts light in a way that seems to make objects submersed in it disappear.
Andonucci had to be sure to take several shots of each experiment, capturing images on camera as experiments were conducted several times in a row. She brought fellow visual and verbal art major Erik Holmes '13 into the process, putting him to work as a hand model in some of the images.
Robak managed to convince Holmes to paint a graffiti mural on a concrete wall. The mural illustrated the chemical structure of concrete itself, and gave Robak an idea for a second creative collaboration with Andonucci. The two teamed up again on a project to create the letter code of select elements of the Periodic Table with paint created from each of the scientific elements themselves. Another Academic Excellence Initiatives grant funded this second project.
According to Robak, all of the pigments Andonucci used to paint the periodic table symbols contain the elements.
Using stand-alone 12×12 canvas squares painted with each element, Andonucci arranged them to hang so that some of the squares appear to be raised and some depressed, creating a more dynamic artwork. As such, the oversize work, she described as "an abstract kind of 3-D Periodic Table" could serve as a permanent reference source in a classroom or lab. In fact, the piece served as the backdrop for a National Pi Day event. Meanwhile, several of Andonucci's images are now gracing the walls within the science center as permanent installations.
"I've got too many ideas and not enough artists," Robak said. "I'm totally looking for more people to rope into these kinds of things."


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- Recount looms for Colorado officials with tight U.S. Senate race
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- Buck, Republicans raise new questions on DPS pension refinance
- Last grab at nailing last votes
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- Gender divide plays big role in Buck vs. Bennet
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- Rival ad-buys pour $1.4 million more into Senate contest
- Democrats use 2009 video to play up Buck's disagreeing on separating church, state
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- Buck, Bennet still neck and neck
The Colorado Democratic Party filed a complaint Monday with the Federal Elections Commission, alleging Republican Senate candidate Ken Buck's campaign has illegally coordinated with Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., and his Senate Conservatives Fund.
It is illegal for outside groups to coordinate directly with candidates or campaigns if they are spending money on a candidate's behalf.
DeMint's PAC has spent $305,000 in Colorado's Senate race, and state Democrats say numerous planned appearances together prove that De Mint's and Buck's offices are communicating and coordinating campaign strategy.
In the complaint, Democrats point out that the two have campaigned together, that DeMint has sent fundraising letters on Buck's behalf and that Buck's campaign shared e-mail lists with DeMint.
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"The overwhelming evidence points to synchronization that is too organized to be a coincidence," said Democratic Party chairwoman Pat Waak, in a statement.
Buck's campaign said the charge is "completely false."
"Michael Bennet and the Democrats are doing everything they can to change the subject from their failed record of high unemployment and out-of-control government spending," said Owen Loftus, Buck's campaign spokesman.
Matt Hoskins, spokesman for the Senate Conservatives Fund, expressed a similar statement.
"Democrats in Colorado have reached the point of desperation," he said. "The Senate Conservatives Fund is a grassroots organization, it does not accept corporate contributions, and it does not coordinate its independent expenditures. We represent everyday Americans who want Michael Bennet to stop wasting their money and destroying their jobs."
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Every Tuesday morning at 6am, come rail, hail or shine.
I have to be honest, it sucks.
It hurts. To work at a level where your heart rate is hitting over 90%........oh my. But it is not meant to be comfortable, I guess.
The idea is based around Fartlek (delightful name) which is basically run your heart out really fast for a period of time, then run at a slower pace for a time, and repeat that loads of times, till you think you are going to vomit.


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Boardman police officers Glenn Bowers and George Statler investigate the discovery of a boy's body in a trash bin behind Isaly's Dairy in the Boardman Plaza. Forty-two years later, the department continues to investigate the death of Brad Bellino who had been raped and strangled to death on Easter weekend.
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At what age is it acceptable to leave kids to go to the grocery store for 15-20 minutes?
Last weekend, my nephew was at my house for the weekend. I needed to run to the store. I took my youngest two boys (2 and 4) with me and I left the remaining boys at the house. I was gone 20 minutes. My older boys are 6, 8, 8, 10 and 12. This is not the first time I have left them for a quick store trip. Usually I leave them only if they are actively engaged in something. Anyone sitting around bored has to go with me. BIL was furious that I left his son at my house alone for 20 minutes.
My nephew is 16.
I apologized, but I can't get over it. In two years this kid is supposed to be a fully functional member of society and yet he cannot be left alone for 20 minutes? Was I super wrong? What age is acceptable to leave a kid for 15-20 mins? My nephew is a typical 16 year old boy.


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The entire discography of Alesana 2004 - Demo 2005 - Try This With Your Eyes Closed 2006 - All The Tragedy Money Can Buy (Vol. 1) 2007 - On Frail Wings of Vanity and Wax 2008 - Where Myth Fades To Legend 2010 - The Emptiness 2011 - A Place Where The Sun Is Silent And a song from Asking Alexandria, featuring Shawn Milke of Alesana 2009 - Hey There Mr.Brooks
All The Tragedy Money Can Buy = incomplete
other than that it's an excellent torrent
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Your missing a whole album.
2008 Where myth fades to Legend.
2008 Where myth fades to Legend.
That actually is the complete discography (in 2012). The Album "All the Tragedy Money Can Buy Vol. 1" is a compilation of some bands that were on Tragic Hero at the time. A Kiss For Jersey, Your Name In Vain, Alesana and maybe one or two other bands were on that compilation. i know these guys. Used to play shows with them all the time.


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This year the Technical Communication UK Conference (TCUK 2015) takes place on 29th September – 1st October 2015, at the Beardmore Hotel and Conference Centre in Glasgow. This is the first time that TCUK is taking place in Scotland.
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I guess things are getting more than a little bit meta when I'm using my space on this food blog to write about a list of the best food blogs as chosen by another food blog.
But who cares, right? Because this Top 25, as put together by the folks over at The Daily Meal, used Google page rankings, numbers of unique visitors and all sorts of other crafty virtual measuring tools to determine which among a possible spread of 130 big-hitting food blogs was the most popular. And you know what? Seattleites made the list--not once, but twice.
Click through the jump to see the full list and who among us just got a little more famous.
The "25 Top Food Blogs," as determined by The Daily Meal:
25: Orangette (Congrats to Molly Wizenberg--local girl and part-owner, along with her husband, of Delancey)
24: Tartelette (A French girl living in South Carolina, writing about food and taking lovely snaps)
23: Gluten-Free Girl (Score another for Seattle. Author Shauna James Ahern has been running this gluten-free blog since 2005)
22: Chocolate & Zuchini (All about food and France and food)
21: Homesick Texan (The name pretty much says it all)
20: Gluten-Free Goddess (Sounds kinda familiar, doesn't it?)
19: Amateur Gourmet (It's the oldest story in the world... Former law student becomes a home cook, starts a blog, gets a book deal, winds up here)
18: Delicious Days
17: Pinch My Salt
16: Steamy Kitchen
15: David Lebovitz (From Chez Panisse to Paris to Blog-O-Land...)
14: Baking Bites (A lot of baking sites made this list. This is just the first)
13: Tastespotting (This was kind of a weird one. It's just pictures of food. Lots and lots of pictures of food, all with links out to the wider world of food bloggery)
12: Bitten (Mark Bittman's blog from the New York Times)
11: This Is Why You're Fat ("Where dreams become heart attacks")
10: Grub Street (New York Magazine's food blog)
9: Bakerella
8: Eater (I'm honestly surprised these guys didn't score higher)
7: Cake Wrecks (The hands-down funniest cake-related website ever created. Go there right now)
4: The Kitchn (4th most popular food blog out there, and I've never even heard of it. That's kinda weird...)
3: Pioneer Woman Cooks (I do, on the other hand, know Pioneer Woman quite well. Big fan)
2: Serious Eats (No offense, but I would've never guessed this would rank so high. Probably has something to do with heavy concentration of hamburger and donut-based photography contained therein)
1: Simply Recipes (Elise Bauer started this blog a few years ago as a kind of virtual recipe box. Now it is the most popular food blog in the world. You know what's on it? Recipes--and that's pretty much it)


text: Paterson, A.R. A first course in fluid dynamics. (English) Zbl 0566.76001 Cambridge etc.: Cambridge University Press. IX, 528 p. hbk: £ 30.00; pbk: £ 12.50 (1983). Fluid mechanics is one of the fundamental topics in many disciplines and an applied mathematician must have an appreciation of the diverse areas of applications besides a deep understanding of the basic theory. This book appears to be very successful as an introductory text in this direction. The aerodynamic design of a car, the movement of devastating cyclones, the swells in the Atlantic Ocean or the behaviour of a tall chimney in a breeze are a few examples of the applications, sprinkled throughout the book. A judicious mixture of the basic fundamentals and practical applications makes the book lively to read. The first eleven chapters of the book cover the ground work foundation. The mathematical preliminaries, the physical behaviour of fluids, the experimental study of fluids, mass conservation and stream functions, vorticity, hydrostatics, thermofluid dynamics, equations of motion of fluids, simple solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations, inviscid flows and the ideas of potential theory are the titles of these chapters, which clearly indicate the range and style of coverage. The next six chapters take the readers to the more advanced applications, namely sound waves in fluids, water surface waves, high speed flow of air, nonlinear motions in channels, complex potential treatment of two dimensional problems and conformal mapping as applied to airfoil theory. Each chapter has a set of exercises to develop and reinforce the understanding of the material. Hints for solutions and answers are provided in most cases for the student to test himself. Each chapter has also a set of references to guide the students to the texts which provide more detailed coverages. Over 350 drawings are used to illustrate the salient points. In addition to the above attractive features, the book is written in an easy pleasant style. As a consequence it is likely to be popular. The book is recommended strongly.Reviewer: E.S.R.Gopal Cited in 4 Documents MSC:76-01Textbooks (fluid mechanics)Keywords:aerodynamic design; devastating cyclones; mass conservation; stream functions; vorticity; hydrostatics; thermofluid dynamics; equations of motion; Navier-Stokes equations; potential theory; sound waves; water surface waves; channels; complex potential; conformal mapping; airfoil theory BibTeX


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Or am I just showing my Perl bias?
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Perl would be ideal for much of the framework. But the kernal (ykwim) needs to be as efficient as possible. Inline::C would seem to be an ideal compromise.
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