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Standing in a Halloween-decorated Menlo Park candy store Friday amid a mad scientist display, a jar of brains and big fuzzy spiders, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina portrayed Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer as the real goblin in this race.
"No, Barbara Boxer, the stimulus bill hasn't worked," said Fiorina, the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, during a short visit to the Sugar Shack to highlight the importance of women-owned small businesses. "No, your policies of bailing, borrowing, spending, taxing are not working either."
Asked about a new Field Poll that shows her trailing Boxer 49 percent to 41 percent -- and among women by 15 percentage points -- Fiorina called the statewide poll "an outlier" compared with several others that show the race is "very, very tight" and "very, very winnable."
But a recent Los Angeles Times/University of Southern California poll also gave Boxer an eight-point advantage, and a Public Policy Institute of California poll put Boxer ahead by five points. An average of multiple polls at realclearpolitics.com gives Boxer an edge of 6.5 percentage points.
It was a common theme of the day -- Republican candidates, operatives and supporters crying foul that the polls weren't telling the truth.
In Southern California, Meg Whitman's campaign on Friday hailed a new Rasmussen poll showing that the former eBay CEO was down only four points in her battle against Democrat Jerry Brown for governor. The day before, the campaign released two of the GOP candidate's internal polls aimed at showing the race was still neck and neck.
"There are lots of polls; some show me down, some up," Whitman told reporters during a visit to a bakery in Glendale. "I feel the surge coming my way."
The three biggest public polls, however, show Whitman is in serious trouble because her support from Latino, female and independent voters dropped steeply after the controversy about Whitman's former illegal-immigrant housekeeper. The three polls -- done by the Public Policy Institute of California, the Field Research Corp. and the Los Angeles Times and USC, show Whitman trailing Brown by eight to 13 points.
Angel Ferral, a retired telephone lineman from Santa Clarita who came to the Whitman event, agreed with Whitman that the polls were bunk: "These polls are manipulated by the liberal press. It's a machine controlled by the liberal forces in California."
Whitman's bakery event showed what's in store for the weekend: A bus chartered by the California Nurses Association showed up to try to sabotage it.
The union's ubiquitous "Queen Meg" character pranced around the sidewalk outside the bakery with "Princess Carly," as activists taunted Whitman with shouts of: "Hey, hey, Whitman, get out of our town. All your money, and you're 10 points down."
Whitman supporter Victoria Lacsamana of Pasadena wasn't impressed.
"They're union thugs," she said, adding, "I'm still feeling good that Meg will win."
Fiorina, meanwhile, argued that if Boxer weren't in trouble, President Barack Obama, first lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Biden's wife, Jill, wouldn't be making so many trips to California to rally voters. Even singer Stevie Wonder and basketball great Magic Johnson have been called in to help rescue Boxer, Fiorina said.
The 11 female supporters who stood behind Fiorina as she spoke were outnumbered by her staff and the assembled media, but the women were an energetic bunch. Among them was Suzi Tinsley, 45, owner of the Sugar Shack, which opened three years ago and employs 15 people.
"We're doing this event this morning for Carly because I'm a big Republican, I'm a big fan of hers, and I support what she wants to do to get small businesses started," Tinsley said.
"To get this economy moving again, we gotta give Suzi a helping hand, not crush her with more taxation, more regulation and more uncertainty," Fiorina said.
She didn't address her recent hospitalization for an infection, but her husband, Frank Fiorina, said she is feeling "great."
Fiorina also said she would be a like-minded colleague of Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, because they agree on more issues, describing views she shares with Feinstein on water issues, trade and national security.
But Boxer and Feinstein, standing side by side at an event Friday at California State University Northridge, strongly disagreed.
"From day one, she's tried to drive a wedge between Senator Feinstein and I, and Senator Feinstein's my campaign chairman," Boxer said of Fiorina.
Feinstein said she differs with Fiorina on many topics, including a woman's right to choose and offshore oil drilling.
"Those are two huge, seminal issues in this state, where the vote is critical," Feinstein said. "We have to fight to protect our coast, and if one person won't fight to protect it, it cuts our effectiveness by 50 percent."
The Associated Press contributed to this report. Contact Karl Kahler at 408-920-5023.


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Lomotil (diphenoxylate and atropine) is a combination antidiarrheal medication, and an anticholinergic used to treat diarrhea. Lomotil medication is available in generic form. Common side effects of Lomotil include drowsiness, dizziness, headache, tiredness, restlessness, blurred vision, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, loss of appetite, skin rash, or itching.
The recommended initial adult dosage is two Lomotil tablets four times daily or 10 ml (two regular tsp) of Lomotil liquid four times daily (20 mg per day). The pediatric dose is determined by the child's weight. Lomotil may interact with barbiturates or MAO inhibitors. Lomotil may interact with other drugs. Tell your doctor all prescription and over-the-counter medications and supplements you use. During pregnancy, Lomotil should be used only when prescribed. This medication passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Our Lomotil (diphenoxylate and atropine) Side Effects Drug Center provides a comprehensive view of available drug information on the potential side effects when taking this medication.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medication and call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
- stomach pain or bloating;
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- depressed mood;
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- skin rash, or itching.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Tell your doctor about any unusual or bothersome side effect. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Drowsiness, dizziness, headache, tiredness, blurred vision, dry mouth, and loss of appetite may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: stomach/abdominal pain or swelling, severe nausea, vomiting, mental/mood changes (e.g., confusion, depression), restlessness, numbness/tingling of arms/legs.
Get medical help right away if you have any very serious side effects, including: eye pain/swelling/redness, vision changes (such as seeing rainbows around lights at night).
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, seek immediate medical attention if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
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Lomotil FDA Prescribing Information: Side Effects
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At therapeutic doses, the following have been reported; they are listed in decreasing order of severity, but not of frequency:
Nervous system: numbness of extremities, euphoria, depression, malaise/lethargy, confusion, sedation/drowsiness, dizziness, restlessness, headache.
Allergic: anaphylaxis, angioneurotic edema, urticaria, swelling of the gums, pruritus.
Gastrointestinal system: toxic megacolon, paralytic ileus, pancreatitis, vomiting, nausea, anorexia, abdominal discomfort.
The following atropine sulfate effects are listed in decreasing order of severity, but not of frequency: hyperthermia, tachycardia, urinary retention, flushing, dryness of the skin and mucous membranes. These effects may occur, especially in children.
Drug Abuse And Dependence
Controlled Substance
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Drug Abuse And Dependence
In doses used for the treatment of diarrhea, whether acute or chronic, diphenoxylate has not produced addiction.
Diphenoxylate hydrochloride is devoid of morphine-like subjective effects at therapeutic doses. At high doses it exhibits codeine-like subjective effects. The dose which produces antidiarrheal action is widely separated from the dose which causes central nervous system effects. The insolubility of diphenoxylate hydrochloride in commonly available aqueous media precludes intravenous selfadministration. A dose of 100 to 300 mg/day, which is equivalent to 40 to 120 tablets, administered to humans for 40 to 70 days, produced opiate withdrawal symptoms. Since addiction to diphenoxylate hydrochloride is possible at high doses, the recommended dosage should not be exceeded.
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Pig Virus Raises Heat on Japan's Farmers
Tokyo has revamped measures to tackle a virus that has killed more than 200,000 young pigs in Japan since last autumn.
The Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus has killed some 7 million piglets in the U.S. in the past year, and more than a million in China since 2010 making clear the need for comprehensive action to stem its spread.
The revised measures announced Friday include stricter hygiene requirements at all farms, the introduction of snap inspections and a request to drug makers to stock up on vaccines to deal with outbreaks. Government funding will be provided for these measures.
Tokyo also plans to set clearer guidelines on when farmers need to report outbreaks to vets and local authorities.
More than 223,000 piglets have died in Japan since the virus was first reported in Okinawa in October. The weekly death toll has subsided since peaking in April, but officials and farmers aren't letting down their guard.
The outbreak of PEDv in Japan comes at a time when local hog farmers are feeling under threat. Their industry is under pressure to open up as part of Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, fueling fears among some farmers that a wave of cheaper imports will quickly wipe them out of business.
The last health issue they had to cope with was foot-and-mouth disease in 2010. Unlike swine flu or foot-and-mouth disease, PEDv is only fatal for young pigs. The virus needs host cells to stay infectious, but it can remain active outside the body of an animal by staying in wet material such as feces. People or small animals like squirrels can transport the virus on clothing, boots, vehicles or fur.
Pigs take about six months to reach a marketable weight. That means the large number of piglet deaths in April will create supply shortages six months down the line–around October and November. With supply reduced from U.S., as it deals with its own outbreak of the virus, and growing demand from China, prices of pork are rising.
After hitting a 17-year high above ¥700 per kilogram, pork prices remain elevated in June, hovering around ¥670, up 36% on year. Marudai Food became the latest major meat packer to announce a price hike for sausages and ham Friday, raising prices by an average 10% starting August, following similar moves by Nippon Meat Packers and Itoham Foods
Government officials say earlier measures already improved farmers' responses, and helped contain new outbreaks of the virus in Kyushu, southern Japan, after an initial jump. But the enhanced measures should further strengthen efforts to tackle the virus.
The major cattle producing region has been hit by other infectious viruses in the past few years, including foot-and-mouth in 2010 and bird flu in April this year.
Such outbreaks could complicate Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's goal of doubling Japanese farm exports to ¥1 trillion by 2020.
"Safety and reliability are supposed to be the sales point of Japanese products," said Kumiko Hikosaka, who works for the Japan External Trade Organization in Hong Kong–the biggest destination for Japanese food exports. JETRO is a government-backed trade promotion body.
She believes Japan's higher-end food products such as Kurobuta pork, produced from Black Berkshire pigs bred in Japan, can sell more in Hong Kong, along with other premier food items such as Kobe beef, Aomori apples and Hiroshima oysters. She notes that Chinese people–especially women–are growing more health conscious and are increasingly willing to pay more for healthier food.


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Guardian Environment Editor Lambasts the Heathrow Climate Camp's "Media Mismanagement"
Last week's peaceful protests at the Heathrow Camp for Climate Action were a heartening sign of sanity in response to the huge climate threat facing us. Activists drew attention to the role of aviation in global warming, conducted seminars on climate science and undertook a series of nonviolent demonstrations. A mass siege even temporarily shut down the national headquarters of British Airports Authority (BAA), owners of Heathrow airport.
Actions were not limited to Heathrow. They included British Petroleum's headquarters, Sizewell A and B nuclear power stations, and the offices of "red herring" carbon offsetting companies in Oxford and London. Despite a heavy police presence, including some provocation, at Heathrow, the protesters were almost wholly calm and peaceful. They were, as they said so well, "armed only with peer-reviewed science". Here at Media Lens, we were pleased to receive regular press releases from the climate camp, posting them within minutes on our message board.
Guardian columnist George Monbiot, who visited the climate camp, hailed it as a success:
"All the facilities that 1,500 people would need - including running water, sanitation, hot food twice a day, banks of computers and walkie-talkies, stage lighting, sound systems, even a cinema - were set up in a few hours on unfamiliar ground, in the teeth of police blockades. A system of affinity groups and neighbourhoods, feeding their decisions upwards to general meetings, permitted a genuine participatory democracy of the kind that you will never encounter in British public life. The actions themselves were disciplined and remained non-violent, even when the police got heavy. I left the camp on Sunday evening convinced that a new political movement has been born." (Monbiot, 'Beneath Heathrow's pall of misery, a new political movement is born,' The Guardian, August 21, 2007)
Activist Chris Shaw reported back:
"I attended the climate camp and found the event deeply inspiring and uplifting. The camp was characterised by values of selflessness, solidarity and cooperation. I have never known anything like it - intelligent and deeply committed people acting together for a greater cause. My predictive powers are no better than [astrologer] Russell Grant's, but I sincerely feel this is the beginning of a movement which will have a profound impact on how we live our lives." (Email to 'Crisis Forum' mailing list, August 21, 2007)
Not all visitors were as enthused. Guardian environment editor John Vidal wrote bitterly:
"I went to the camp twice, and to the HQ of the metropolitan police once for a briefing last week. Frankly, it was easier and far more pleasant getting into Scotland Yard. A small but anonymous faction of the old protest movement at the climate camp had decided from the start that the 'corporate' press is actually the enemy, and therefore has to be excluded." (Vidal, 'Climate camp's media mismanagement,' The Guardian, August 21, 2007)
Vidal concluded of the activist movement seeking action on climate change:
"Via its media strategy it threatens to become one more totalitarian, exclusive group that is neither liked nor taken seriously. Rather than being armed with 'nothing but peer-reviewed science', as it proclaims, it seems to be armed with ill-founded suspicion."
On August 22, we sent the following email to Vidal:
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We hope you're well.
In our experience few people do self-pity better than your average corporate journalist. And yes, John, that's what you are: an employee of a large corporation, the Guardian Media Group (GMG), dependent on advertisers for 75% of its income. However well-intentioned, your presentation of yourself as a loyal friend of the green movement has always been riddled with compromise, conflicts of interest and awkward silences.
Consider the Trader Media Group (TMG), valued at $1.35 billion, in which the GMG has a majority stake ('Guardian Media Group announces sale of stake in Trader Media Group,' March 23, 2007). TMG publishes over 70 publications on a weekly basis. These, presumably, are publications raging against the despoliation of our precious planet as we teeter on the brink of catastrophe; they are surely devoted to building dissident awareness and resistance.
Your website announces:
"Some of the most recognised publications include Auto Trader, Bike Trader, Truck Trader and Top Marques. TMG also owns the UK's busiest automotive web site http://www.autotrader.co.uk which attracts some 2.3 million unique users per month. Due to the high volume of visits the web site receives, autotrader.co.uk can be found in the top 20 visited web sites in the UK. In addition TMG also offers interactive services on digital television and mobile phones.
"With an annual turnover in excess of £280 million, TMG employs over 4,000 employees, located over 35 locations throughout the UK and Ireland. TMG also has three international operations located in Holland, Italy and South Africa."
As an embedded part of the corporate system, your newspaper is hardly in favour of the far-reaching, radical action that is required to respond to climate change. Your paper's adverts, special offers, and 99.9% of its reporting and commentary, are all about business as usual, about protecting the status quo.
You write:
"Just when the campers were saying that climate action had to become a mass movement and were appealing to the public to join them, they were deliberately keeping the media out - the very people needed to open up the debate."
Just as they, the corporate media, have been keeping out radical activists for years!
You claim:
"The paranoia comes from years of being rolled over by certain newspapers and being consistently harassed by the police. It has led to a defensive culture and deep mistrust and mistakes. It is also a hangover of American authoritarianism and Puritanism...."
Not so; it comes from decades of corporate media performance functioning as a propaganda arm of powerful interests.
Apart from the corporate nature and priorities of the GMG, just look at the institutional, business and establishment links of those who sit on the Trust: corporate media, the Labour party, KPMG Corporate Finance, Tesco, the Bank of England.
More importantly, examine the output of the Guardian, as Media Lens has done in many media alerts since 2001 and in our book, 'Guardians of Power: The Myth of the Liberal Media' (Pluto Press, 2006).
Choose a subject: climate change, sanctions on Iraq, Iraqi WMD, illegality of the 2003 invasion, Iraqi civilian casualties, Iran, Afghanistan, Kosovo, Haiti, Venezuela, Nicaragua, missile defence, arms sales, UK militarism. The Guardian has, like the liberal media generally, provided effective cover for the crimes and abuses of western state-corporate power over the years, while maintaining the illusion of providing a forum for radical challenge and serious debate.
If activists are finally waking up to this fact and making you part of the story to be analysed and discussed - rather than accepted on blind faith - then there's finally a chance of genuine progress.
You write:
"No argument was ever won by people trying to hide or manipulate freedom of movement or speech. It is an ugly culture that cannot welcome its potential friends, and debate with its enemies, and which feels it must control people's perceptions so crudely."
What does the corporate media do on a daily basis? Crude perception management is what your adverts are all about. Honest analysis reveals the same of your paper's editorials and slanted news reports. When have you ever discussed the crucial role of the corporate media in obstructing action on climate change? When have you discussed the role of corporate advertising in papers such as your own in normalising the biocidal status quo?
George Monbiot made a rare mention of these issues recently ('The editorials urge us to cut emissions, but the ads tell a very different story', August 14, 2007). It was a courageous piece because, as he well knows, the discussion is all but forbidden in a system you consider a "free press". As for welcoming potential friends and allies - the thinkers and ideas that really matter are all but excluded from your pages. Small fig leaves of dissent are allowed, but not enough to make a difference. The picture is overwhelmingly conformist, heavily favouring the business status quo.
You write of the climate camp:
"Via its media strategy it threatens to become one more totalitarian, exclusive group that is neither liked nor taken seriously."
The corporation is one of the most totalitarian organisations imaginable: control is strictly top-down with zero public input and minimal staff input flowing back up the chain of command. As the Canadian lawyer Joel Bakan has noted, the corporate motivation is essentially "psychopathic": all concerns, values, motivations are subordinated to the bottom line of maximised profits as a matter of legal obligation. That's what you are part of.
As for being taken seriously, your diatribe against the climate camp tells its own story. When has a corporate journalist ever railed in this manner against the restrictions imposed by the US/UK military in Iraq, against the control freaks of New Labour, against the taboo on discussing their advertisers' products and services?
Your piece is a good example of how respect is reserved for the powerful, while the powerless are considered fair game to be patronised and in effect told off with impunity. It's all part of the great myth of balanced professional journalism. It turns out that 'balanced' is that which does not offend powerful interests. You are very much part of the corporate media problem, John. The sooner we all wake up to this, the better.
Best wishes,
David Edwards & David Cromwell
We approached Comment is Free (CiF), the online section of the Guardian whose declared aim is "to host an open-ended space for debate, dispute, argument and agreement and to invite users to comment on everything they read." We mentioned that we had a piece in response to Vidal's blog which would also address the Guardian and the Scott Trust. CiF editor Georgina Henry responded:
"But why would I be interested in commissioning piece about the Guardian and the Scott Trust from you?" (Email, August 22, 2007)
A good question. Perhaps not all comment is welcome; particularly when it offers critical analysis of the newspaper in question.
The goal of Media Lens is to promote rationality, compassion and respect for others. If you decide to write to journalists, we strongly urge you to maintain a polite, non-aggressive and non-abusive tone.
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You'll have to forgive Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the legendary poet who helped launch the Beat Generation, if he feels like he has tumbled into a time warp.
Fifty years after being charged with obscenity for publishing Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" - he won the case in a landmark 1957 ruling - some of his own art has been yanked from public view because several of the paintings depict nudity.
"It feels like we've regressed to the Fifties," Ferlinghetti said Thursday, taking the opportunity to point out that just last week a New York-based radio station refused to air a recording of Ginsberg reading "Howl" because it feared fines from the FCC. "It seems this mentality will be with us in every age."
Even in famously libertine San Francisco, it seems.
The abstract pieces, done in oils on 15-foot-wide house painter's tarps, went up Saturday night in the soaring lobby of the Bank of America building downtown. By Tuesday night, they were gone.
"They told us that two of them were OK, but the rest would have to come down," said George Krevsky, the gallery owner and art curator who represents Ferlinghetti. "I was outraged at first; now I'm just frustrated. It's really a stretch of the imagination to find anything objectionable" in the paintings. Krevsky said no one from Shorenstein Properties LLC, which manages the 52-story building at 555 California St., would return his calls to explain why the art was taken down.
But a spokesman for the public relations firm employed by Shorenstein Properties told the Mercury News via e-mail Thursday that "several major tenants expressed their concerns that nudity was inappropriate for a business setting. To call this 'censorship' is creating a tempest in a teapot," wrote Tim Gallen of Gallen.Neilly & Associates. "The fact is the people who own, use and inhabit the building have every right to choose what is appropriate art to display in their 'house.' "
The artist, however, said the paintings - worth about $50,000 a pop - are as safe as toast.
"Believe me, I have a lot of agitprop works," Ferlinghetti said, "but none of them were included in this installation. I can't see how these would be offensive to anyone."
He described the series as "light and lyrical."
Several of the paintings, done mostly in blues, browns and oranges, depict nude human figures. They are done, however, in an abstract figurative style that eschews detail in favor of bold colors and thick strokes.
"I suppose if you look very carefully you might see a breast," Krevsky said. "But they are very expressionistic."
How the series of paintings, called the House Painter Tarps, we're approved for display in the Bank of America building in the first place is somewhat murky. Jan Casey, a well-regarded art consultant in San Francisco, contacted Krevsky because she had an opening for a large-format display in the building managed by Shorenstein, one of her clients. Krevsky showed her the Ferlinghetti paintings, which were too large to show in his gallery. She loved them, Krevsky said, and got them approved by someone at the management company, though it's unclear exactly who. Casey was unavailable for comment.
Sometime between Saturday night and Tuesday, complaints were registered and the paintings came down.
Although Ferlinghetti is most widely known as a poet, his painting predates his poetry. He started painting in Paris in 1948. His work hangs in various museums around the world, and several of the pieces that were removed from the Bank of America building lobby were included in a major 1996 exhibition at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome.
The House Painter Tarp paintings are now back in Ferlinghetti's studio in Hunters Point, where the poet/artist, 88, still works most days.
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This Christmas I learned that my teen daughter actually likes red cabbage; she wolfed down a sizable helping at Christmas Dinner. Emboldened by her rekindled interest in Winter veggies, I thought I'd try improving on my baked white cabbage recipe – so as to make it appeal to her less mature teen palate. (The recipe is kind of a riff on sauerkraut and wurst, only it's less acidic and less salty.)
I took a number of the ingredients I would normally use for my crockpot red cabbage and apple recipe, played around a little, and came up with the following recipe, and because white cabbage smells horrid while it is cooking, I cooked it in a slow cooker to contain that distinct 'cabbage-y' smell.
- 1 small white cabbage, sliced finely
- 1 stick of butter
- 2 tbsps olive oll
- 2 tsps of sugar
- Salt, pepper and any herbs you favor, to taste
- Good pinch of mustard powder
- Good pinch of coriander powder
- Good pinch of Beck's Devil Dust, to give it a kick
- 1 tbsp of vinegar – I like rice vinegar but you can use cider vinegar or any of the sweeter vinegars, not malt vinegar
- 1 cup of chicken or vegetable broth if you prefer
- 2 or more large cooked sausages sliced into chunks (I used traditional English bangers from the Reading Terminal Market)
- Dice your cabbage
- Melt butter in pan and add oil and all your spices; stir oil mix for a few minutes until butter begins to brown
- Add cabbage and fry for about 5 mins
- Add stock and vinegar and fry for another minute
- Transfer contents of frypan to a crockpot. I cooked the cabbage for 2 hours on a medium setting. You can alter this depending on how crunchy or how soft you like your cabbage to be.
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Dinky Dungeon
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Dinky Dungeon is a 50+ level Old-School 2D dungeon RPG. Choose a character and adventure to find the missing Pearls of Wisdom. Interface uses mouse only. Over one hundred total different Monsters, Items, Weapons, etc...... Game is playable all the way through although it is missing some story elements and boss levels at this time.
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UN slams IDS for 'breaking UK's obligation to poor people'
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UN slams for 'breaking UK's obligation to poor people'
Iain Duncan Smith has been slammed for apparently breaking the UK's obligation to poor people, by a group of United Nations poverty ambassadors.
In a 22-page letter, the group says that the coalition government's vast range of benefit cuts may have broken the country's international treaty requirements to the poor.
Work and pensions secretary IDS has fumed that the letter is an "absurd and unwarranted intervention".
The letter has been signed by, among others, Raquel Rolnik, the UN's special rapporteur on the right to adequate housing.
The letter reads: "We would like to bring to your government's attention information we have received concerning the impact of reductions in public expenditure, in particular to social security, to an adequate standard of living and to equality and non-discrimination, especially for people living in poverty.
"According to concerned sources, the package of austerity measures enacted could amount to retrogressive measures prohibited under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, ratified in 1974."
Chatting with his most ardent supporter, the Daily Mail, IDS raged that the letter is "riddled with faulty logic" adding that "they talk down our country, criticising the action we've taken to get control of the public finances and create a fairer more prosperous Britain".
The former Tory leader said that the group "simply do not have clue" and that the government would not be "taking lessons from a group of unelected commentators who can't get their facts right".
The letter was sent to the UK's ambassador to the UN, Karen Pierce, and lists the government's many moves to curb benefits.
Brazilian Ms Rolnik composed a report on the government's controversial bedroom tax earlier this year, after a lengthy investigation.
The report heavily criticised the under-occupancy policy, concluding that it was affecting the UK public's "right to adequate housing".
The findings angered Housing Minister Kris Hopkins who labelled it a "misleading Marxist diatribe".
Ms Rolnik has sometimes been described as the "Brazil Nut" in the right wing press, which has often been annoyed at her activities, and has variously accused her of holding extreme political views and witchcraft.
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From Our 2009 Archives
Health Tip: Choosing a Safe Halloween Costume
Latest Healthy Kids News
(HealthDay News) -- It's that time of year -- when the stores are chock-full of skeletons, ghosts, zombies and other youthful disguises.
To help ensure a safe Halloween for children, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission offers these guidelines to help parents choose the right costumes:
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The Camden County Sheriff's office was looking into the death of 40-year-old Robert William Burns and two year old Sadie Marie Burns on Saturday.
Beginning stages of the investigation showed no signs of foul play.
Police found the two at around 10:30 Friday morning at a home in the 7300 block of State Highway D.
The Missouri Highway Patrol and the Camden Co. Medical Examiner's office was still at the scene Friday evening.
ABC 17 News has reached out to the Camden County Sheriff's office, who could not say if foul play is suspected or if the victims are related.


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The Nathan + Joe Show is the first live stage show based on the world of the internet, geared toward the tech nerd in everyone.
In addition to being sensationally funny on video, Nathan Phillips and Joe Schiappa have found one of the most creative uses yet for building an IVR with Twilio. Give them a call to hear portions of their comedy act in a choose-your-own-adventure style performance:
See Nathan & Joe LIVE in New York
If you're in New York you can see their act LIVE, tonight at Comix NY where they will be performing with Reggie Watts, John Gemberling, The Apple Sisters, and Max Headroom. The dynamic duo have created interactive comedy bits featured at the HBO Comedy Festival, the Museum of Modern Art, the BBC, NPR, and live on the Vegas strip.
As they say on their website:
Nathan + Joe Internet Comedy Show isn't just a bunch of viral videos
you've seen a million times. It's a show for lovers of comedy, as well
as techno-geeks, featuring all original content about the Internet and
the way it has changed the way we experience the world. And it's also about how the internet will inevitably teach robot computers how to destroy humanity.
A Little Taste of Awesome
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Comprehensive Eye Exams, Family Eye Care, and More
Sterling Optical's eye care store in McLean, Virginia is located in Tysons Corner Center. Our store offers professional eye exams, eye health treatments, and one of the area's largest selections of designer frames, specialty contact lenses, and many other eye care products. Whether you're looking for new eyeglasses or contacts, an eye exam, or you want to purchase a pair of prescription sunglasses, Dr. Richard Davidson, O.D., and his friendly and experienced staff are here to help. At Sterling Optical, we carry a huge assortment of frames from such well-known designer names that include Michael Kors, Gucci, Disney, Oakley, Ray-Ban and Coach, and best of all – we have them at discount prices. Our store is conveniently open Monday through Saturday from 10am to 9:30pm, and Sundays from 11am to 7pm.
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Sterling Optical in Tysons Corner Center proudly offers state-of-the-art eye exams, expert-quality eye care, and one of the area's largest selection of designer frames, value frames, and contact lenses (with complete training). We also carry prescription sunglasses, children's frames (with shatter-resistant lenses), and lenses to suit every lifestyle. Additionally, Sterling Optical offers special deals on select eyewear, such as money-saving discounts on specialty lenses, frames, lined bifocals and progressive no-line lenses, and more. Plus, we accept CareCredit® and most insurance plans. Try Sterling Optical and you'll enjoy getting professional eye care for the entire family…for less.
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Wigan Council Home Working Support
This page provides answers to some common problems with the Wigan Council remote access technology.
Q - I've logged on successfully but I can't see any server icons!
You will be presented with icons only if you have been set up by IT to use the system. If you believe that your manager has already authorised your use of the system please ask them to request access again through the IT Help Line.
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Check the status of your internet connection by browsing to other pages on the internet. If you can successfully open pages other than the Wigan Council remote access portal then contact the IT Help Line. They will be able to update you on any outage.
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If you lose the connection to the server that you are working on you should be able to re-establish the session. Simply double click the appropriate server icon. On occasion, however, this might not work. In this case you should check to see whether java is still running. This will be indicated by the appearance of a small icon (most probably a coffee cup) at the bottom right hand corner of your screen next to the clock. To rectify this fault logout of the portal and close your browser. The icon should disappear and you should be able to successfully start a new session.


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The Lincoln University is pleased to announce that Valerie I. Harrison has been appointed General Counsel. She will assume the position on August 5, 2013.
Ms. Harrison comes to the institution from Arcadia University where she served as Vice President for Legal Affairs and General Counsel. Prior to this position she served for 14 years as Associate University Counsel at Temple University. She has also served as Senior Counsel at Arco Chemical Company in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, Senior Attorney at Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., of New York, Associate in the Labor and Employment Section of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius of Philadelphia, PA and was a Legal Intern to the Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
"We are so pleased to have Attorney Harrison join us," said President Dr. Robert R. Jennings. "I am confident that a person of her skill, intellect and experience will assist us in strengthening the University and continuing on our path as one of the great citadels of learning in the nation and world."
Ms. Harrison has also served as an Adjunct Professor of Race & the Law as well as Legal Issues in Communication Management at the Beasley School of Law and the College of Liberal Arts at Temple University. Active in civic and community affairs, Ms. Harrison serves on the Board of Directors of the Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia, the Art Sanctuary and is a past member of the Board of the Philadelphia Diversity Law Group. She is a member and former Trustee of Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church of Philadelphia. She has several publications to her credit and is in great demand as a speaker.
A graduate of the University of Virginia where she received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics, she holds a Masters of Liberal Arts degree from Temple University and a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Villanova University. Ms. Harrison expects to complete a Ph. D. degree in African-American Studies at Temple University in December 2013.


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Beer dinner with top chefs on Feb. 25 will raise funds for veteran
The Best of Milwaukee Beer Dinners series -- which pairs food from top Milwaukee chefs with craft beer -- is back this month and raising funds for a badly injured veteran.
The veteran is a friend since childhood of Wolf Peach chef Daniel Jacobs. Sgt. Ed Matayka was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, which required the amputation of both legs. He also suffered a stroke as a result of the injuries. His rehabilitation continues, and he and his wife now are expecting twins. »Read Full Blog Post
Hinkley was the 'Granddaddy of Milwaukee radio'
Gordon Hinkley, whose Milwaukee radio career spanned more than a half century and whose voice was as familiar as an old friend to thousands of listeners, died this week at age 88.
Once called the "Granddaddy of Milwaukee radio," whose "Ask Your Neighbor" show ran on WTMJ-AM (620) for more than 30 years, Hinkley died Monday at the Village at Manor Park in West Allis, his family said. »Read Full Article(37)
2013 Year in Review: TV & Radio
One day would be pretty much like the next if not for all the different things that happen on each of them, as this roundup of radio- and television-related coming, goings and happenings that took place in 2013 demonstrates.
"I want to take a look one more time. I'm not going to see this again." — President Barack Obama, surveying the crowd at his inauguration. »Read Full Article(2)
A new barbecue food truck, Three Stack Shack, rolls into Tosa
Three Stack Shack, a new food truck selling barbecue ribs and other meats, debuted today in Wauwatosa.
The truck can be found from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday in a parking lot just west of N. 68th and W. State streets. »Read Full Blog Post
Top 10 movies of 2013: Critic's picks
One moral of the 2013 movie year is that those who don't learn from the past are destined to relive it at the multiplex.
More than half the films — including "Inside Llewyn Davis" and "American Hustle" — on my 2013 Top 10 list explore past events and people. »Read Full Article(5)
New Milwaukee tunes for 2014
I'm done with 2013, starting now. It's time to look ahead with reviews of the first couple local albums of 2014 — although one of them will be available at a release show this Saturday.
Tracy Beck, "Over the Horizon" (available Dec. 28 at tracybeck.com) »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: S'mores, music at the Domes and more cowbell - with the Admirals
So you've unwrapped all the presents and drunk all the holiday nog -- now what?
The day after Christmas isn't exactly the busiest day of the year, but Milwaukee always finds a way to make it sweet -- like at Red Arrow Park, where today is the first day you can buy your own s'mores-making kits. They're just $3 for a 1-pack or $10 for a 4-pack. (They'll be available at the Slice of Ice skating rink through New Year's Day.) »Read Full Blog Post


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Esperanza Rising
by Pam Muñoz Ryan
Esperanza Rising Poverty Quotes
How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
There were only ten wooden toilet stalls for hundreds of people and Esperanza could smell the effects from the truck. Some people lived in tents but others had only burlap bags stretched between poles [...] (11.72)
When Esperanza visits the strikers' camp, she sees for herself that things could indeed be worse. The people living there don't have any sort of permanent shelters at all—just tents and some outhouses.
Quote #8
"We were thrown out of our camp because I was striking. My family has not eaten in two days. There are too many people coming into the valley each day who will work for pennies. Yesterday I worked all day and made less than fifty cents and I cannot buy food for one day with that." (11.76)
Imagine being so poor that you can't even buy food for one day with your wages. Makes you feel pretty grateful for what you have, right? Esperanza, too.


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Mar 1, 2013
It may still be cold outside, but it will be hot inside at Bingo Goes Hawaiian! Don your favorite aloha shirt, grass skirt, or coconut bra and join the Environmental Resource Center for their fundraiser.
On Friday, March 1, from 6:30 to 9:00 in the evening, Bingo Goes Hawaiian will be heating up the nexStage theater in Ketchum. Support Eco Camp and other programs at the ERC while enjoying hours of bingo fun. A Hawaiian shirt contest, a little limbo, and a raffle drawing will make this family-friendly event even more fun! Delicious pu pu platters, sliders, beer, wine, and other drinks will be available.
There is no entry fee for Bingo Goes Hawaiian, but you pay to play. Bingo cards, which can be reused for each game of bingo, are $10 each or 4 for $30. Raffle tickets for $10 will be available for fabulous prizes, such as a paddle board. Bingo Goes Hawaiian will be a zero waste event. For more information about this fun event, please contact the ERC at 208-726-4333.
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|Harry Potter Potions Lab
Event Type: Summer Reading Club
Age Group(s): elementary, middle school
Date: 7/10/2014
Start Time: 2:00 PM
End Time: 3:00 PM
Register early for this program and you will receive an "owl" from Professor Snape himself. The lab will be held at Hogwarts North (a.k.a. the Thurmont Library). Learn the science behind some fantastic and fascinating potions.Library: Thurmont Regional Library
Location: TRL Community Room
Registration Ends: 7/30/2014 at 8:00 PM
Contact: Professor B. McBeegal
Contact Number: 301-600-7214
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I am an international students who are going to do music next year. Durham has given my a conditional offer.
Since I have never been to the university and know not much about the music department, can anyone tell me something about the music department? How are music students' life and the study atmosphere in Durham?
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They only have around 6 contact hours a week so how you manage your time is up to you, and they seem to have a lot of free time! The study atmosphere is good, if you want to study, you can, if you don't want to study a lot, you don't have to, there are plenty of both kinds of people, and there are loads of music societies in Durham which you can join too, what instruments do you play?
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From Clearview Shields comes a new line of tour replacement windshields for Harley-Davidson Dyna, Softail and Rocker models. The windshields will fit quick-release super sport brackets. According to the company, they provide an improved vertical slope and a "virtually distortion-free recurve on the top edge that lifts the wind over the rider without compromising the view of the road ahead." Windshields come in various sizes and tint colors.
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Several homes in New York's Staten Island that were damaged beyond repair by Superstorm Sandy are being demolished.
Some homeowners called in bulldozers on their own to remove shattered homes in the 11 weeks since the storm, but the first city-facilitated demolitions started today.
So far, the city is not tearing down houses in the Rockaways section of Queens or in Brooklyn.
In the days after the storm, city Buildings Department inspectors visited the impacted neighborhoods and identified homes considered unsafe.
Homeowners have the chance to come up with a repair plan. They must sign written consents before the city will start demolition.
The city doesn't charge property owners for storm-related demolitions.


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Welcome to Graybeal Jackson LLP
After 50 years of business since its founding in 1964, Graybeal Jackson has closed. The attorneys most recently with Graybeal Jackson may be contacted as follows:
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Additionally, Mr. Dick Gray has retired from practice after a long and distinguished career. We all wish him the best during retirement.


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The Jew of Malta
by Christopher Marlowe
The Jew of Malta: Poisoned Porridge: It's What's For Dinner Quiz
Think you've got your head wrapped around The Jew of Malta? Put your knowledge to the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. The other Jews compare Barabas's situation whose?
Richard Nixon, circa Watergate
Q. How does Calymath react when Ferneze begs for an extension on the tribute money?
He offers Ferneze more time because he believes in leniency
He offers more time but demands more money as well
Explains that there's a reason they're called DEADlines
Refuses because the Sultan needs the money immediately
Q. How does Jacomo die?
He's strangled by Ithamore and Barabas.
He's executed by the Maltese courts.
Finals period proved too much and he succumbed to exhaustion and malnutrition.
He's poisoned by Barabas's flowers.
Q. Why does Abigail only confide in Bernadine about Barabas's crimes?
As friars go, Bernadine's pretty dreamy.
She doesn't mean to, but in her death throes is unable to hold back.
She trusts Bernadine more than anyone else.
Because he's bound by church law not to repeat what she says.
Q. Why does Ithamore blackmail Barabas?
to buy his freedom
to be rich enough to be worthy of Bellamira
to pay for Bellamira's services
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QR Journal
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QR Journal allows users with an iSight (or iSight compatible) camera to read QR codes. Found a QR code in a magazine or catalog? Simply hold up to the iSight camera to scan, store and browse to. Received a QR code in an email? Just drag it into QR Journal to read it.
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Comparison of E(h) and H2 measurements for delineating redox processes in a contaminated aquifer
Environmental Science and Technology
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- F.H. Chapelle, S.K. Haack, P. Adriaens, M.A. Henry, and P.M. Bradley
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AbstractMeasurements of oxidation-reduction potential (E(h)) and concentrations of dissolved hydrogen (H2) were made in a shallow groundwater system contaminated with solvents and jet fuel to delineate the zonation of redox processes. E(h) measurements ranged from +69 to -158 mV in a cross section of the contaminated plume and accurately delineated oxic from anoxic groundwater. Plotting measured E(h) and pH values on an equilibrium stability diagram indicated that Fe-(III) reduction was the predominant redox process in the anoxic zone and did not indicate the presence of methanogenesis and sulfate reduction. In contrast, measurements of H2 concentrations indicated that methanogenesis predominated in heavily contaminated sediments near the water table surface (H2 ~ 7.0 nM) and that the methanogenic zone was surrounded by distinct sulfate-reducing (H2 ~ 1-4 nM) and Fe-(III)-reducing (H2 ~ 0.1-0.8 nM) zones. The presence of methanogenesis, sulfate reduction, and Fe(III) reduction was confirmed by the distribution of dissolved oxygen, sulfate, Fe(II), and methane in groundwater. These results show that H2 concentrations were more useful for identifying anoxic redex processes than E(h) measurements in this groundwater system. However, H2-based redox zone delineations are more reliable when H2 concentrations are interpreted in the context of electron-acceptor (oxygen, nitrate, sulfate) availability and the presence of final products [Fe(II), sulfide, methane] of microbial metabolism.
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Issue No.12 - December (1988 vol.21)
pp: 8-23
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/2.16186

Some early results from an ongoing design representation technology survey and assessment are presented. The objectives were to provide a context for the evaluation of alternatives for representation of software design information and to serve as a catalyst for further research in the area. The scope of the problem and the survey approach are described. A rough 'technology map' of the design representation 'terrain' that resulted from the survey is discussed, along with some observations derived from the survey.

Dallas E. Webster, "Mapping the Design Information Representation Terrain", Computer, vol.21, no. 12, pp. 8-23, December 1988, doi:10.1109/2.16186


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Argenis Mendez avenged a close decision loss to Juan Carlos Salgado in 2011 by knocking out the Mexican junior lightweight titleholder in the fourth round of their rematch on Saturday, winning the IBF belt in the process.
Mendez (21-2, 11 knockouts), a 26-year-old boxer-puncher from the Dominican Republic, dropped Salgado with a short right in the final minute of the opening round of the IBF junior lightweight title bout at The Hangar in Costa Mesa, Calif. Salgado (26-3-1, 16 KOs), a 28-year-old veteran from Mexico City, got up on wobbly legs but survived the round and even managed to mount a spirited inside attack on Mendez in rounds two and three, but the fight abruptly ended 45 seconds into the fourth round when Salgado was clipped by a right cross-left hook combination.
Mendez's hook, delivered from short range out of a shoulder roll, instantly dropped Salgado on his back where referee Wayne Hedgepeth waved the bout off without a count.
Salgado, who won the vacant IBF belt by outpointing Mendez in Guadalajara, Mexico, was attempting to make the fourth defense of the title. He is best known for scoring a first-round stoppage of Jorge Linares to claim the WBA 130-pound belt in 2009.


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|Press Releases
April 10, 2003
WLIU's ED GERMAN TO DELIVER JAZZ MESSAGE
Program Host will present lecture to Honors? Students
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WLIU's jazzmaster Ed German will share his story of the influence Jazz has had on his life to Southampton College students on Saturday, April 12, 2003, at 3 p.m., in the college's Rathskeller, located in Wood Hall. Through his own words and musical selections of Jazz releases from the 60s, Ed will explain how the genre has influenced his life's direction through his professional and military career. Ed's presentation, "My Jazz Walk", is part of the college's Honors Lecture Series. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.
"The 60s were such a tumultuous time for this country and its people. Music from that era reflects the social and political upheaval we experienced, and yet there's still a message in it for us today," Ed acknowledges. He adds, "In particular, Jazz played a huge role during my tour in Vietnam with the Marines. Since then, Jazz has inspired me to pursue painting, and has ultimately led me to my career in radio and a personal mission to help develop a new generation of Jazz enthusiasts among today's young people."
German's Jazz programming can be heard on WLIU 88.3 FM and WCWP 88.1 FM: ?The Urban Jazz Experience,? airs Tuesdays through Fridays from 8 to 11 p.m. and "Saturday Night Soul," airs on Saturdays from 8 to 11 p.m. WLIU 88.3 FM and WCWP 88.1 FM are full-service public radio stations, members of National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Radio International (PRI), and are supported primarily by contributions from subscribers and by underwriting grants from businesses and individuals. For more information, please visit www.wliu.org.


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Standing in my driveway observed a deep color red object moving towards me from the south to south west.continued to move towards me overhead but not directly overhead. then as appeared from no where it disappeared east of me. elevation between 500 to a 1000 ft. object was disc orb shape made no sound, and some kind of upsidedown tripod shape object under the front of the object. I new it was no plane for several reasons, and it something I have never seen before. I was not scared or nervous i was calm through the very short time I saw It, I noticed people down the block standing in their front yards watching the same thing, but we never made contact with each other.
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The Host
by Stephenie Meyer
Memory and the Past Quotes in The Host
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This was not a memory. My body—she was thinking! Speaking to me! (1.26-1.27)
Wanda ends up being affected by Melanie's memories and Melanie's past. Were it not for Melanie's strong memories, Wanderer wouldn't know a thing about Jared or Jamie, and we'd have a completely different plot to the book. It'd probably be shorter, too.
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It is too dark to be so hot, or maybe too hot to be so dark. (4.1)
This is the first line of one of Melanie's memories. It's in present tense, unlike Wanderer's narration, which is always in past tense. The tense shift serves to show how intense Melanie's memories are, as though Wanda is reliving a moment that she never even lived the first time through.
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I could not separate myself from this body's wants. […] Did I want or did it want? Did that distinction even matter now? (9.118)
Melanie's memories have become Wanda's, and there's no way to separate them. That's why Wanda asks if the distinction even matters. Wherever these memories came from, they're hers now. They'll affect her actions and her feelings forever.


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Icy forest
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The primeval forest on hill Kyjov is part of Vihorlat mountains belonging to the Carpathian mountains. On the beginning of December 2011 were created so unusual weather conditions that everything was covered with ice and surrounding nature became very spectacular. Trees brunches, blades of grass were coated by transparent ice insulation and road leading to to hill Kyjov became as one large skating-rink.
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It says platelets only have a shelf life of five days.
The center normally operates 45 blood drives a day. There have been far fewer due to the storm.
Information on how to donate blood or how to organize a blood drive can be obtained by calling 1-800-933-2566 or visiting the New York Blood Center at www.NYbloodcenter.org .


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SXSW 2011: Demystifying Theatrical Windows
In Hollywood, the concept of "windows" — namely, the time period in which a film can be exploited — has become a hot topic in recent years as DVD sales continue to slide and distributors experiment with assorted models of releasing films at different times on different platforms. On Saturday, several members of SXSW panel tried to help clarify the rationale behind specific distribution strategies and gave tips to independent producers on how to get their films noticed.
The panel — which was appropriately titled "Watching Windows: Constructing Your DIY Distribution" — was moderated by Gravitas Ventures' Michael Murphy and featured perspectives from the point of the view of the cable operators, distribution companies and independent producers.
On the cable side, Rich Wellerstein, VP of VOD Programming & Planning at AT&T, kicked off the panel by highlighting the constant need to acquire more content to feed their customers' increasing appetites, adding that he thought independent films are crucial because studio films aren't what they used to be. Comcast's VP of Entertainment Services Diana Kerekes concurred with the need for content, noting that her company has added new curator-run film clubs to help guide their customers to the films they're interested in. Comcast is "run as a network," said Kerekes, who pointed out that since 2003, Comcast has seen 18 billion views of on-demand films, even though they're only in 40% of homes.
From the content side, producer Cora Olson said she was glad to to hear there was an appetite for content since at the end of the day, filmmakers were still want to get paid for their work. She also added that if possible, it was advisable for filmmakers to to put in marketable elements into their film, such as a recognizable cast, so that cable companies and distributors would have more to work with when promoting their films. Films that are featured in the barker — the repeating 20-minute promotional reel that runs on the options page — have two or three times the viewers that non-featured films do; but films can only be hyped in the barker if there's a recognizable star or director. To get good publicity, she said, you need to deliver good elements.
Filmmakers now have to become "professional noisemakers," said Variance Film founder Dylan Marchetti, meaning that they have to take the initiative in getting the message about their films out to the public. They also have to make educated predictions about who and when to sell their films rights to. When asked how he decides whether to distribute a film on-demand on the same day it comes out as a theater, versus releasing it 60 or 120 days after it hits theaters, he said the process still remains a bit of a "crapshoot," though much depends on the specific audience.
But all panelists were bullish on the growth of video-on-demand options this year and agreed that traditional windows are collapsing as the film industry changes. Wellerstein noted that while VOD only used to be 3% of a film's earnings, it has recently climbed to 10% — still far from a majority, but a growing influence.


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A class on "Getting the Most Out of Your Water: Pond Design and More" will be offered from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center Auditorium, 569 Hanley Road, Central Point.
The class costs $20 per person or $30 per couple. Call 541-776-7371 to sign up, or sign up online at www.extension.oregonstate.edu/sorec/farms.
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Faculty Athletics Representative
Dr. Mary K. Boudreaux
Dr. Mary K. Boudreaux received her DVM degree from LSU in 1979. After practicing for 2 years in California she was accepted into a Clinical Pathology Residency Program at Cornell University where she obtained a PhD in 1986. Dr. Boudreaux has been a faculty member in the Department of Pathobiology at Auburn University since 1986 and has been involved in research and teaching in the area of hemostasis with a particular emphasis on platelet physiology and pathophysiology. A unique aspect of her laboratory is that it evaluates hemostasis, in particular platelets, at the functional, biochemical and molecular level leading to the development of assays that are of value to the public, veterinarians, and scientists.
Her laboratory has characterized several inherited disorders in animals and developed molecular assays that are now used to diagnose homozygous affected animals and identify heterozygous animals allowing breeders to appropriately choose breeding pairs.
Dr. Boudreaux is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathology, and Phi Zeta, the Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine. She has been the recipient of several awards including the Beecham Award for Research Excellence in 1991, the LSU Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2006, the Pfizer Award for Research Excellence in 2008, the Jack Mara Scientific Achievement Award in 2009, the Pamela Wells Sheffield Award in 2009, and the Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2012.
"Auburn University student athletes are highly motivated and while here they not only mature into adults but also develop excellent time-management skills and a sense of community that will benefit them forever. As one listens to their stories as they prepare to enter the next stage of their lives it is apparent that Auburn University and the Athletics Department have cared for their well-being at multiple levels. I am fortunate to have been given the opportunity to interact with veterinary students and student-athletes at Auburn University and to be part of the environment that is preparing the next generation of leaders and accomplished scientists."
Dr. Boudreaux participates in the teaching of second and fourth year veterinary students and graduate students. She was the course director for two Advanced Clinical Pathology courses for several years primarily taken by residents in clinical pathology, pathology, and internal medicine as part of their preparation for Specialty Boards. She has served on numerous committees at the Departmental, College, and University level. She served as Secretary of the University Senate in 2000, Chair of the Auburn University Institutional Effectiveness committee for the SACS Self-Study in 2001 and 2002, as Chair of the Equity and Student Athlete Welfare committee for the NCAA Athletics Certification Self-Study in 2005 and 2006, as Chair of the Faculty Advisory Committee in 2005 and 2006, and was Program Director for the Merck-Merial Veterinary Scholars Program from 2006 to 2009. She also was a member of the 4 person review committee for the Department of Kinesiology in 2010. She has served on the Department's Graduate Advisory committee for over 10 years.
She was appointed as the Faculty Athletics Representative by President Gogue beginning on August 2, 2010 and is also currently the Chair of the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics. As the Faculty Athletics Representative she serves in an advisory role to the Auburn University President and Athletics Director. Her three primary areas of activity are academic integrity, student-athlete well-being, and institutional control. She serves as the official representative of Auburn University in NCAA and SEC affairs.
Dr. Boudreaux and her husband Calvin Cutshaw have established award endowments to honor Dr. Pat Teer (AU Class of 1959), a Clinical Pathologist that contributed many years of service to the AUCVM and to Dr. Joe Spano, also a greatly loved and dedicated Clinical Pathologist that gave many years of service to the College. They have also contributed to several Programs and Scholarships at Auburn, including the Veterinary Scholars Program, the Department of Pathobiology Graduate Student Support Fund, the Dr. Dougie Macintire Scholarship Fund, and a Scholarship Fund in the College of Engineering.
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The Star Trek Guide
|The Star Trek Guide
|Gary J. Levinson (of 1976 edition), then J.(Jedediah) E. Clauss of later editions
|1976, 1978
|Star Trek: TOS
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|Click here for related articles on Fanlore.
The Star Trek Guide is a resource to the show.
The First Edition
The first edition of this zine was published in October 1976 and contains 18 pages. On the cover: "Your complete guide to every episode. Synopses! Guest Stars! By the author of The Incredible Star Trek Book"
Later Edition
A later edition was published in 1978 and contains 36 pages. On the cover: "A complete listing of all Star Trek shows" and "New enlarged edition including Cast and Guest Stars." Also, "Aeonian/Star Trek Series."
"According to the cover, this is published by Aeonian Press, not Amereon, and there is no mention of J.E. Clauss, whose name appears in the Books in Print entry for the 1976 edition. However, a copyright notice on the first page credits Amereon. This is a "new enlarged edition," but it's still just a 36-page staple-bound booklet... The Star Trek Guide is, according to the first page, "A guide to the original Star Trek scripts. Each of the shows is listed in order of appearance by season with title, date, stardate, authors, plot core, guest stars, and cast." The "plot core" is a one- or two-sentence plot synopsis. This has probably been reprinted since 1978. On the cover, the words "Star Trek" are printed in the typeface first used for Star Trek - The Motion Picture, which was released in December, 1979. (If memory serves, some promotional materials with the new typeface existed in 1978, but it seems likely that this is a later printing with a newer cover.)" [1]
- ↑ http://www.well.com/~sjroby/lcars/1978.html Starfleet Library


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Mini Lemon Meringue Pies
This is such a great time of year to be in the kitchen baking and cooking with ingredients that are bright and fresh! Nothing beats a lemon dessert in the summer time – make it a mini version and it's even better!
Tiny desserts are always great party food, so I made Mini Lemon Meringue Pies a few weeks ago for Memorial Day! They would be perfect for a picnic, BBQ or pool party this summer. They are a super simple homemade dessert that can be assembled in no time.
Making the perfect meringue can be a little tricky, but not difficult, as long as you follow a few tips:
1. Make sure the sugar is fully dissolved in the meringue. Test to make sure sugar is dissolved by feeling meringue between your fingers before you stop whipping. If you can get and use super fine (caster sugar) even better.
2. Be careful not to over bake or under bake the meringue. Egg whites will tighten and squeeze out moisture if they are baked too long.
3. Make sure the meringue is spread all the way over the edge of the pie so that it forms a tight seal.
4. Allow the pie to cool gradually after baking by leaving the pie to cool in the oven with the door open.
*cute orange polk-a-dot cups from Sweet Baking Supply
Grab your apron, here's the recipe!
This simple, fun, mini lemon meringue pie recipe from scratch tastes fresh is perfect for summer picnics, parties and BBQs
- 5-6 ounces shortbread cookies (I used one package of Walkers Shortbread Fingers, finely crushed
- 3 eggs, separated
- 1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup lemon juice
- zest from 1 lemon
- 1/3 cup sugar
- Preheat oven to 350°
- Line muffin tin with cupcake papers, or baking cups
- Divide shortbread crumbs into 9 cupcake papers. Use the bottom of a glass to press crumbs firmly into muffin well.
- In a medium bowl, combine egg yolks, condensed milk, lemon juice and lemon zest. Stir until well combined then spoon on top of shortbread crusts.
- Using an electric mixer, whisk egg whites until stiff. Gradually add sugar and continue to beat several minutes until sugar is completely dissolved.
- Spoon meringue over lemon filling, be sure to go past the edges of your pies.
- Bake for 10 minutes, or until the meringue is golden.
- Turn oven off, and leave pies to cool inside oven, with door open.
- Serve pies when completely cool - or store in refrigerator until ready to serve.
I prefer these pies cold, so they are perfect to make up to a day ahead of time!
More Lemon Recipes you may enjoy:
Lemon Filled Cupcakes with Lemon Buttercream
I'd love to hear about some of your favorite lemon recipes!!
I'm linking this post up at A Southern Fairtyale, Tasty Tuesday
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Way cute Cheryl! Why do miniature things taste better?
Those are so adorable. I am glad picnic season is here!!!
Love the polka dot cups! I totally agree with Sommer– miniature does taste better! (And better for my waistline haha!)
These are so cute! Lemon desserts are my favorite! So festive for a summer picnic.
Those are so stinkin' cute!
Oh my! These are so freaking cute!!
Really cute and colorful! I'm sure they taste delicious as well!
SO cute! Now, if only I could eat just ONE:)
Super cute pies Cheryl! Love them!
Excellent tips. Great recipe!
Cute in the worst way! Well- the BEST way!! 🙂
yum, I love lemon meringue pie! I wonder how well these will freeze?? (well, that is, if I didn't gulp them all down in one sitting) Pinning. 🙂
Adorably cute! And my absolute favorite pie so that's a fun bonus too!
These are adorable! And that's a great way to do some portion control 😉
I wish i could pinthanks
Light and lemony is always nice when it's hot outside, these are super cute!
Oh gosh, these are beautiful! I've never made lemon meringue (never had it either) but have been totally craving it. Must make these!
This are so cute, cute, cute and they look so yummy!
I must try these! My kids love lemon anything!
Love lemon meringue pie and love mini desserts. When I opened this post in my reader I immediately said *Oh My God how cute are these!* Perfect little dessert Cheryl.
These are too cute! I love mini desserts!
These are super fun + SUNNY 🙂
Love the presentation of the grid format above! And these little meringue's are super adorable.
these look amazing! LOVE lemon meringue pie!
so perfect for a party!
I agree, lemon desserts are perfect for summer! These treats are so fun! Thanks, Cheryl.
What an adorable idea to bake in the little cups!
Those are the cutest cups ever!
I too LOVE cold desserts!
Adorable Cheryl!
I love lemon meringue Cheryl! These are completely adorable and I imagine perfect for portion control (which I have quite a problem with!)
Adorable little pies! My girls have made me promise that we'll make lemon meringue pie over the summer. They would love this mini version!
These look so good and tasty! Love the mini version.
These are so, so cute, Cheryl! And I feel like lemon desserts don't have as many calories. 😉
If only I could just pop these little beauties right into my mouth!
How cute are these? And I love anything that's small when it comes to sweets — much more manageable for me since I don't have a big sweet tooth.
These look divine! I was just telling my mom yesterday that I need to make some lemon meringue pie because it was always my favorite as a kid. I think I might have to make your version. 🙂
These are seriously the cutest! Love that first photo!
These are so cute (and look divine!). I got a bunch of those little cups you made them in from a Pick Your Plum grab box a few weeks ago…they may just have to be used for this recipe! 😉
A must make recipe! YEAH!
SUPER CUTE! Crossing my fingers you'll share at my party! Saturdays at Seven!
XO, Aimee
These little pies are soo cute! And I love all things lemon meringue so count me in for a dozen or two.
By any chance do you have the nutritional information on the recipe?
These look FABULOUS! Time to pin!


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- The Cooper S Convertible includes a supercharger that enables the Brazilian-built, 1.6-litre, four-cylinder engine to produce 170 brake horsepower.
- The 5.7 litre 90° V8 develops 340 brake horsepower at 6300 rpm and a massive 583 Nm of torque at 4700 rpm.
1.1The available power of an engine, assessed by measuring the force needed to brake it: the net brake horsepower is only up by six
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Hi Jane,
Unless I'm wrong you are new to Mysaline. Things in the "main room" do get a bit rowdy from time to time. Stick around, it will get better.
In the meantime, there are a great number of group forums here on a wide range of topics. (Groups can be found as a submenu under 'people' at the top of the page) They exist without the drama you find so unpleasant. Perhaps you can find one that interests you? I sometimes post to the Gardeners (link) forum. Stop by, if you have an interest along those lines.
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Without Alice Cooper, there might never have been the NY Dolls, KISS, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Motley Crue, Slipknot or Rob Zombie … maybe not even David Bowie, or at least not Ziggy Stardust.
During his nationally syndicated show, Nights with Alice Cooper, Alice plays requests, answers emails from his fans, and interviews celebrities.
Celebrities he has interviewed on his show include Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Brian Johnson of AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne, Meat Loaf, Rob Zombie, Glenn Danzig, Def Leppard, Peter Frampton, and Jerry Springer. The show also plays rare tracks from classic rock artists, along with blues, early punk rock, and psychedelic music.
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I went on an outing to Descanso Gardens with the family a few days ago. The Camellias were in bloom; thousands of them, much to my delight, and cherry blossoms had taken over the Japanese garden. It was a great way to get into the Spring spirit, and to glean some inspiration about what to plant in our own yard.
One of my favorite things to see at Descanso are the Belgian Fences. Don't know what that is?
If you're unfamiliar with espalier, it's a way of training tiny, branchless saplings called whips into beautiful two dimensional shapes. It's generally done with apple or pear trees, but other types of trees such as willow can be used, too. It can take up to 4 years to accomplish the desired shape, but the result is so stunning, it's worth the wait. Here are some different types of espalier:
It may require some patience, but this makes for some serious curb appeal. I especially love the Belgian Fence, which is also called Diamond Cordon or Double Lattice. I'm trying to find a spot in our yard where this would work, I need it in my life! Who wouldn't want a fence made out of pears? Here's a good tutorial on how to make it happen.