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I'm from Orangeburg County (where Duke's and all the truly great bbq establishments began). Here's what I find to be a truly great hash recipe.
3lbs pork, 1lb of ground beef or pot roast, equal part peeled potatoes, 1 onion, mustard, ketchup, vinegar, salt, pepper, worchester sauce, tabasco, a great mustard based bbq sauce.
Boil pork and beef until they fall apart. Save 1/2 of the renderings/broth. In a separate pot, boil your potatoes and a very very finely minced onion. Run meat and potato/onion mixture through a meat grinder together. Place ground mixture in the broth, add in some vinegar, salt, pepper, tabasco, garlic powder mustard, ketchup and mustard based bbq sauce to taste. Let simmer at a low temp for another hour or two. Serve over white rice.
This is a great hash! I prepared it for a small group and I had a good bit left over. Do you have any idea about how many people this would feed at a typical SC barbeque where you have a "complete meal" ie veggie, rice, bbq, bread, plus dessert?
I'm from South Carolina, and believe me, there are no carrots in our hash.
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mustard, ketchup, vinegar, salt, pepper, worchester sauce, tabasco
I'm from Orangeburg, SC and used to visit Earl Duke's BBQ often. You're right, they have the BEST hash I've ever tasted too. Now I live a long way from there and can't visit regularly so I have to make my own hash at home. I think one thing that made their has so special was the smoky flavor of the pork they used. I think my recipe is pretty good...and a lot of people like it.
Simmer a medium sized pork shoulder or butt slowly until meat is fork tender in water with salt added. Add 3-4 peeled chopped potatoes and 1 diced onion to the pot after the pork is fully cooked. After the potatoes and onions are tender add the following:
1 sm. can tomato paste, 4 Tbsp. brown sugar, 1/2 - 3/4 c. corn syrup, about 1 cup +/- ketshup, 1/2 c. or so of mustard, 1 bottle smoky flavored BBQ sauce, chipotle or other smoky flavored tobasco sauce, a few dashes of Worchester sauce, about a teaspoon or two of ground black pepper; salt to taste. Stir and mash the potatoes/onions and meat until it's finely shredded and stir to blend all ingredients. Simmer over LOW heat for another hour or so. Serve over hot white rice. You may add more/less tobasco to taste. A little liquid smoke adds a smoky flavor if you don't have the benefit of a nicely pre-smoke piece of pork.
The measurements aren't exact as these are approximations of the amounts I used. I never measure any of this stuff, but go by the size of the pork roast and what the mixture tastes like as I go along.
Wish I could get back to Duke's BBQ for some of their hash...
I have eaten at all of the Dukes a lot over the years and live about a mile from the one in Walterboro. I have noticed that all of them now use a lot less meat in the mix, and it's mostly potato's and onions. What gives the Dukes (as well as other lowcountry BBQ's) taste is actually ketchup and a lot of it (and that's a good thing). They use a double potato to onion mix (eg 2lbs potatoes and 1 lbs of onion) They may still put chicken in it and scrap pulled pork at half or less than the potato mix. If you look at their hash now, it's very consistent and not as stringy (due to having less meat in it) It's all still good hash, just less to it then in the "old" days.
hi! i'm very excited to try out this recipe!! how much water do you usually put in?? and do i drain after cooking the pork? (i'm very new to making hash)
Hi i spent many summers in columbia and have begun looking into to meals i loved as a child there and would like to recreate. I read your info on hash and have a question or two as well as acomment or two. Just noting that these replies are long ago dated, but hoping someone, older, hopefully will see this and comment or direct me. I am in agreement with the sauce receipe for the most part, little variatin her and there, since this was for me the 70s, but what i dont seem to find is the pork info. My granddaddy and aunt used to make hash for us when we came down south, but no written recipe of course could be found. My mother wrote long ago that the thought, there were various hog or pig parts in the ground hash, that no on has made comment on. Such as pig ears, liver, jowls and something to do with the head...Can someone let me know if we are on the right track, to creating this rich, heavy choclately brown hash which of course we ate over perfectly steamed now jasmine, rice????
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The city's three top nonpublic safety unions are up for new contracts this year. After five years of concessions that averaged about 10 percent of pay per year, union members said it's time for the city to give ground. They chanted "Enough is enough," and filled much of the council chambers Tuesday evening as council members were expected later in the night to outline their top budget priorities.
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After a 23-year-long wait, director Oliver Stone has unveiled the sequel to his iconic 1987 finance drama "Wall Street." The film — which debuted at the Cannes Film Festival Friday morning — brings back Michael Douglas as the disgraced financier Gordon Gekko, who's just been released from jail at the start of the film. Shia Labeouf plays Jacob, the Charlie Sheen-esque role of an ambitious, yet still naive trader looking to get ahead. He is, of course, engaged to Gekko's estranged daughter Winnie (played by Carey Mulligan), and is being mentored by bank founder Lou Zabel (Frank Langella). When Zabel commits suicide following the crash of his company, Jacob vows revenge on the business man (Josh Brolin) who brought his mentor down. Here's a sampling of reviews.
- "Like its predecessor, Money Never Sleeps is very well-timed, but unlike the original Wall Street, it's trying so self-consciously to be a zeitgeist movie that almost nothing in it is casual or incidental. It's not so much ripped from the headlines as it is derived, thought out, and processed from the headlines. The movie is no classic, but it's vibrantly acted and entertainingly overstuffed, a shrewd and complex finance melodrama that pulses along with hardboiled verve." [Owen Gleiberman, EW]
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- "He's back, he's greedier than ever, and Brylcreem shares are up in a bull market once more. Michael Douglas returns as ruthless Wall Street trader Gordon Gekko, out of the joint, enjoying his new celebrity as a semi-recovering dosh addict and still looking to make a deal. As the man himself puts it: "Money's the bitch that never sleeps, and she's jealous." That charmless maxim should alert you to the fact that this is a male picture about male heroes, with phallic Cohibas (Cuban cigars) and motorbikes." [Peter Bradshaw, Guardian]
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No one doubts the big right-hander has the arm to succeed in the big leagues. But Windsor said his confidence level wasn't always where it should have been last season when he took the mound for Oakland.
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Windsor went 0-1 with a 6.59 ERA, but pitching coach Curt Young noticed a difference in Windsor during his second stint in Oakland.
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It's easy to see what the A's like about his ability. The 6-foot-2, 233-pounder led the farm system with 158 strikeouts in 2006 and combined for a sterling 17-2 record between Double-A Midland and Triple-A Sacramento.
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Gossip From The Other Side Of The Pond: David Beckham's Kisses, Elton John's Disses
bluebelle line"As I walked round the park in the last few weeks of pregnancy, I seemed to see bluebells everywhere," says Geri Halliwell explaining the name she chose for her newborn baby girl.
While we consider it lucky that Geri failed to spot the usual piles of dog mess and other detritus that lay strewn on most British parks, she goes on to explain the middle name.
"No one else has the name, apart from the Virgin Madonna and the singer, whom I love," says Geri.
But what of the birth? Well, as is the celebrity way, Bluebell Madonna was born by caesarean section.
"As she came out of my tummy, Bluebell had both arms flung wide in the air as if announcing, 'Hi I'm here!'" says Geri.
Besotted, Geri goes on: "Her dramatic entrance into the world makes me think that if anyone has the courage to carry that name, it's her."
Not to mention wearing those conical bras when she's older.
a special relationship"Nick and Natasha were huddled together in the VIP back room of the Lounge," a source reveals.
Nick is Nick Lachey, professional married man and estranged husband to the nose-in-hotpants that is Jessica Simpson.
Natasha is Natasha Bedingfield, a blonde songstress of British making. And the couple was spotted at Boston's Foundation Lounge.
The source goes on: "While everyone else in their group was dancing on tables, they were sitting next to each other, very closely.
"They were laughing and looking into each other's eyes in a rather romantic way. There was no public making out, but they were definitely there on a date."
Could romance be in the air? Or, as is the way of Lachey's love life, for sale...
hugh & cry off"I can't go on living like this." That's what a source says billion-dollar babe Jemima Khan told Hugh Grant.
After two years together, it seems the golden girl and her floppy haired lover are at make or break time.
"Jemima's had enough of Hugh not committing," says a source. "She can only put up with so much. She still loves him but he's just like the ageing bachelor character he played in About a Boy.
"Her patience is running out... They've been having huge rows and Hugh doesn't have a clue he's pushing her away. This has been a long-running problem. Usually they'll kiss and make up but this time it's different."
These are trying times, not helped by their time apart as Jemima stays in her new £18m mansion in London and Hugh films a new movie in the States.
Not that Jemima has anything to worry about. Not unless Hugh finds a car and parks up by the curb.
Catch up on more gossip from the other side of the pond at Anorak.co.uk.


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A Quote by Professor Stephen L. Clark on animals, manners, motivation, needs, prejudice, sharing, understanding, and world
If we are to understand the animals with whom we share the world, we need to watch them, interact with them, without too much prejudice. Undestanding them, we may also understand ourselves a little more. By seeing what constrains and motivates our kindred we may, perhaps, discover what the morals and manners of the human beasts might be.
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Since Zondek1 first reported myxedema heart in 1918 there has been an increasing number of cases recorded. In 1925 Fahr2 could find but eight cases with roentgenologic and electrocardiographic studies. At that time he described three cases that he had seen during the past year, one of which was reported in detail and two in outline. In 1932 he3 described the further progress of one of the preceding cases and reported five additional cases that he had seen in the preceding eight years. Of seventeen cases of severe and moderately severe myxedema, thirteen showed signs and symptoms of heart failure, of which five were severe.
Willius and Haines4 in 1925 referred to Fahr's first paper and reported a study of 162 cases of high grade myxedema without finding a single characteristic case of myxedema heart. One hundred and forty-eight (91 per cent) were free of subjective or objective signs of
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Heifer In The News
Heifer Provides Tech Training in PeruChronicle of Philanthropy
Heifer International is providing women in the Peruvian Andes with technology training and access to computers, printers, and cameras to help them boost their income from blankets, ponchos, and other items made from alpaca wool.Full Article
World Food Day: Let's Not Leave Smallholder Farmers PoorHuffingtonpost.com
We want more for smallholder farmers, however, than simply being able to feed their families and provide life's most basic necessities. We want them to live fulfilled, dignified lives - whatever that means for them, in their own context.Full Article
'Milking' the Yolanda situationhttp://www.bworldonline.com/
One model that can be looked into is the project of Heifer International, an NGO based in the US but with operations in the country. In their program, farming families attend seminars, after which they are given animals (cows, carabaos or goats) that are already pregnant. In these seminars, prospective beneficiaries are given values formation and how to take care of the animals.Full Article
My Project: Heifer International's Pierre FerrariNBCNews.com
What do you most want people to know? That the poor are not responsible for their poverty and misery. Most of them struggle in conditions that are subhuman, dangerous, full of disease, hunger and despair. But when Heifer International offers a sliver of hope, they grab it with astounding energy, enthusiasm, creativity and optimism.Full Article
Chepang woman awarded 'Golden Talent Prize'ekantipur.com
Heifer International has awarded Bishnu Maya Chepang, 40, of the remote village of Siddhiki in Chitwan with the 'Golden Talent Prize' in recognition of her hard work to uplift financial status of her family.Full Article
The Non-Profit That's Using Technology to Put Itself Out of BusinessWired.com
For the last few years, Heifer's local team in Peru has been training the women—many of whom had never seen a computer before—at two local centers, one in Cusco and one in Puno. Outfitted with dozens of computers, the centers are where the women learn things like how to use Excel to write an inventory list, how to make and give a PowerPoint presentation, and how to surf the web in search of fashion trends.Full Article
Farmers to benefit from new dairy planThe Citizen/Business Week
BusinessWeek's Ludger Kasumuni spoke to the organization's Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, Steve Denne, on a number of issues pertaining to Heifer International's operationsFull Article
Why Tanzanians Ought to Consume More MilkIPPMedia.com
In a special interview with selected local and international media in Dar es Salaam last week Heifer International's Vice President and Chief Operating officer (COO) Steve Denne, has earnestly pleaded for Tanzanians to consume more milk for health and wealth. "Milk has development benefit, source of animal proteins for pregnant women and children, you need to drink milk," he insistedFull Article
Alice Springs residents gift cattle to Zimbabwean communityNTnews.com
Non-profit organisation Heifer International, which works to eradicate hunger and poverty by distributing animals and offering agricultural training, has gifted cattle to residents in the community of Lower Gwelo, in Zimbabwe. Recipients of the animals have gone on to share the resources among the community once the livestock breeds.Full Article
Celebs get charitable at Heifer International's 3rd annual Beyond Hunger GalaMSN UK Celebrity
The red carpet went green for Heifer International's 3rd annual Beyond Hunger Gala in LA. The charity bash was held at the Montage Hotel and aims to end world hunger and poverty.Full Article


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If you're still on the fence about whether to go for an Xbox One or PS4, a bit of headset news may help you make your decision. According to Ike Sainoi, a Turtle Beach product manager we spoke with at E3 2013, the company's PS3 headsets should work with the next-gen PS4. "From what we understand, we do believe that our current headsets will work with the PS4 as it stands," Sainoi said. "Of course, nothing is quite concrete yet, but from what we've heard and the conversations we've had, it should work with the PS4 when it comes out." He emphasized that compatibility isn't a
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The tamales of Lucy's Tamale Factory are the favorite for all occasion. For nearly twenty years our company has thrived in offering and maintaining the taste of Mexico, "the taste of its tradition." We are certain that our tamales and other Mexican food products are up to the high standard of taste and quality expected by you, your family and guests.
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Union Organizing
When workers have a union, they have a voice on the job. Working together, they negotiate good wages and working conditions so they can provide a better life for their families. Union members have higher wages, greater job stability, retirement security, and access to quality healthcare for their families. It is no wonder that 57 million Americans who are not union members say they want to be part of one.
Sadly, workers are routinely denied that basic right. One out of four employers actually fire workers for trying to form a union. Many employers hire expensive lawyers and anti-union consultants to delay any union election, sometimes for years. In this climate, workers often feel powerless. Read more.
On March 9: Celebrate & Stand with El Super Women!
Wednesday, March 9, 2016 | 4:00 pm
Stand Up and Fight Back! El Super has delayed and denied justice to its workers for over TWO YEARS!
El Super Workers are mothers, daughters, sisters, caretakers and family providers. They have stood strong to fight for good jobs now and for future generations. Stand with them on Wednesday, March 9th at 4pm at the Pico Rivera El Super.
Fight for $15 Global Day of Action
On April 15, Fast food workers and their allies are coming together from all over California to fight for $15 an hour and the right to form a union without retaliation.
Stand with Security Workers
Stand With Us For a Stronger Silicon Valley
Is Apple locking the doors to success behind them?
Security officers contribute to the success of a tech industry in which the top 150 companies made over $103 billion in profit in 2013. Despite this wealth, big tech firms continue to lock out workers from the prosperity they helped create.
Join security officers who are lining up at Apple stores—although not for latest device—to demand good jobs that give everyone a shot at success.
All In to Win
California Labor is launching a new plan for organizing. "All In to Win" supports
large-scale, strategic organizing campaigns that lift up the Labor Movement and build
momentum for more organizing success. Using our collective strength and our political power, unions and Labor Councils can elevate these campaigns to victory. Join us in going ALL IN!
Unions: Working People Standing Together
Labor unions are about a simple proposition: By joining together, working women and men gain strength in numbers so they can have a voice at work about what they care about. They negotiate a contract with their employer for things like a fair and safe workplace, better wages, a secure retirement and family-friendly policies such as paid sick leave and scheduling hours. They have a voice in how their jobs get done, creating a more stable, productive workforce that provides better services and products.
Employee Free Choice Act
With our economy in shambles, it's more important than ever for workers to bargain collectively for a better life. The Employee Free Choice Act would finally restore workers' freedom to form and join unions free from employer harassment and intimidation.


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Workforce Training Network
The Workforce Training Network (WTN) provides opportunities for retraining of workers who have lost their jobs, customized training for business and industry, upgrade training, related instruction for apprentices, and emergency services training for first responders. The mission of the WTN is to coordinate delivery of statewide customized training to meet the needs of Idaho's employers and citizens.
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Matrix Partners is a premier venture capital firm that has generated outstanding returns for over three decades. The firm has delivered several of the industry's top performing funds of all time. Matrix Partners has offices in Waltham, MA; New York, NY; Palo Alto, CA; Mumbai, India; and Beijing and Shanghai, China. The firm has been fortunate to have invested in game-changing, industry-leading businesses such as Apple Computer, Sandisk, Veritas, Sycamore Networks, Phone.com, Starent Networks, JBoss and Gilt Groupe. Find out more at www.matrixpartners.com.


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IT Problems Linked to Bad Accounting at U.K. Cab Maker
Just last Sunday, the iconic black taxi cabs made by Manganese Bronze figured prominently in the closing ceremonies of the London Olympics. The British pop group, Spice Girls, rolled onto stage in the classic vehicles. The company's fortunes took a sharp turn for the worse just two days later, however, as it stunned investors with some very bad news.
The value of U.K. company's shares fell by 40% after it announced on Tuesday that its balance sheets for the last two years were filled with errors. The problem: a supply chain management system it adopted in 2010, as it began moving production of its components to China, miscalculated the company's inventory, leading Manganese to underestimate its losses by $6.1 million.
The errors occurred because data from the older system—including transaction and ledger histories—"were not properly processed through the new IT system," the company said in a statement. The errors weren't detected for two years, suggesting to one analyst that the firm had problems with data governance, and that the testing of its new system fell short.
"The fact that they are blaming a system they implemented two years ago is troubling," Gartner analyst Mike Uskert said. "The fact that something like this can sit for so long points to not just problems with the system, but problems with the governance of the system."
The challenge of transitioning to new IT systems–while maintaining the viability of data from older systems–is a problem familiar to any CIO who has handled a company merger or expansion. But the length of time that it took to resolve those challenges in this particular case is unusual, Uskert said.
Manganese Bronze switched over to the new system "to manage its increasingly global supply chain" in August 2010. The change came the same month Manganese Bronze halted the production of parts in its Coventry plant, where chassis for the black TX4 cabs were built for decades, according to company filings.
The U.K. plant still assembled cabs, but the manufacturing of parts was shifted to a factory in China, run jointly by Manganese Bronze and its Chinese partner Geely Automobile. The company made the move in an effort to stem two years of losses and declining sales, and to avoid potential production cost increases in the U.K., where the number of suppliers dwindled, according to company filings.
"One of the unfortunate realities is that as the scope of projects increase and timelines begin to expand, the first areas to get short-handed are training and testing," Uskert said.
To properly test a new supply chain management application, a company should compare the automated reports with a manual count of items in the warehouse, Uskert said. Those physical audits need to be continued even after integration, to make sure that the new system continues to report accurately as the size and complexity of the supply chain grows. It is not known what steps Manganese took to test its new system. The company and Geely Automobile did not return calls requesting comment.
Uskert said it's also critical that companies have an effective business process that encourages employees to notice problems with a supply chain management system—and report them. "When you expand into a global scale the complexities are significantly larger," Uskert said. "You are relying on people from around the company to keep an eye out and report things that don't look right."


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The following is an NHLPens.com twist on 'Twas the Night Before Christmas:
'Twas the night before Christmas, the whole scene was set,
Not a player would be shooting, a puck at the net;
The sticks were all stacked by the locker room with care,
All prepped for the Caps who soon would be there;
Pens' fans were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of Lord Stanley danced in their heads;
And Shero still shopping, and worried about cap,
Laid the Wingers list down for a brief Christmas nap,
When down at the rink there arose such a clatter,
Coach Therrien rose to see what was the matter.
Down to the Arena he drove like a flash,
Ran past the Zamboni, nearly fell on his ass.
The lights shining bright on the fresh sheet of ice,
Gave way to a scene that was really quite nice,
When, what to his sleep-blurried eyes should appear,
All the Pens' players playing, dressed up in their gear,
With a speedy young center, so lively and quick,
Determined to score, and to get the hat trick.
More rapid than eagles the Pens' players came,
Coach Therrien shouted, and called them by name;
"Now, Crosby! now, Malkin! now, Staal all go home!
Now Sykora! Ruutu, Roberts, Malone!
Get off of the rink! Get out of your gear!
Go get some rest because Christmas is here!"
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky,
All 'round the rink every last player flew,
Determined to skate 'til their practice was through.
And then, getting louder, and louder still yet,
He heard sounds of pucks hitting backs of the net.
He thought for a moment, fore turning around,
This team filled with talent could soon be Cup bound.
He looked at the ground and his countenance dropped,
And just for a moment I think his heart stopped;
For at that very moment one thing became clear,
It wasn't the coach that brought the team here.
Despite all his tinkering, the line changes many,
And sitting the veterans and youngsters a-plenty;
It wasn't the system he pushed from the start,
'Twas the will of the players and size of their heart;
Crosby is focused, and driven, and strong,
And Malkin can light up the lamp all night long;
And Staal, though a slumping young sophomore may be,
Can still skate in circles around you and me.
Malone found a home beside Army on wing,
Playing with Crosby's a beautiful thing;
Gonch keeps on putting up points every night,
And Georges, the protector, throws in with a fight!
Tyler K. and Letang with smiles on their face,
These rookies are flying all over the place;
If Christensen, Roberts, Sykora and Eaton,
Keep playing like that, many teams will be beaten;
With Fleury, Sabourin or Conklin in net,
The defense finally clicking, the better they'll get;
On defense, Whitney, Orpik, Scuds and Sydor,
Have all shown they're able to slam shut the door;
So Therrien shrugged as he left in dismay,
As he realized a coach can just coach, and can't play;
And I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight,
"Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good-night."


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How does learning, memory, and behavior emerge from networks of neurons?
Learning and cognition are not a product of isolated neurons, but the emergent property of complex networks of neurons. While great progress continues to be made in molecular and cellular neuroscience, as well as in cognitive neuroscience, there is a gap between these levels of analyses. One of our main focuses is to bridge this gap and understand how does learning and other complex computations emerge from the local circuits of the human brain?
How does the brain tell time?
While the brain's ability to tell time is a fundamental computation necessary for everything from speech recognition to anticipating events in the world around us, virtually nothing is known about how the brain tells time. We have hypothesized that timing is such an important component of brain function that most neural circuits are capable of telling time on the scale of milliseconds and seconds.
Answering the above questions is be necessary both to understand the brain and mind, and to unveil the causes of neurological disorders that impair learning, memory, and cognition.
To answer these questions our lab uses electrophysiological, computational, and psychophysical techniques.
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Croatian Vintners Face Battle Over Right to Wine Names
Due to the country's accession to the European Union July 1, some Croatian wine makers are facing a battle over keeping their right to selling certain wines under names they regard as traditional.
One of the wines under the spotlight is sweet dessert wine Prosek and another is a full-bodied red, Teran. If you want to read more about this war of wines, click here.
Below is a recipe of a traditional Croatian gingerbread cookie paprenjak, mostly made in Dalmatia, which uses Prosek as its secret ingredient. The recipe, which dates back to the Renaissance, uses various spices so that the cookie would have a peppery taste, resembling one of the most expensive spices of the time.
Fifteenth century poet from a wealthy family in the Croatian island of Hvar, Petar Hektorovic is believed to be the first to mention these cookies–and thus Prosek–in literature; in his best-known work, Fishing and Fishermen's Talk, a tale of a voyage among neighboring islands.
Paprenjak from Hvar–The recipe is from Croatian gourmet magazine Ice & Pice.
Ingredients: (measurements in U.S. cups are estimates)
500 g (1 and a half cup) honey
200 ml (3/4 cup and 4 teaspoons) Prosek
200 ml (3/4 cup and 4 teaspoons) olive oil
1 teaspoon saffron
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground clove
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 kg (2 pounds and less than ¼ pound) flour
100 ml (1/2 cup and 4 teaspoons) soft white icing
Bring the honey to boiling point in the prosek and oil, add all the spices and the flour, and mix into a smooth think pastry. Roll the pastry out on a floured surface and use pastry cutters of various forms to cut the cookies. Place them on a greased baking sheet and bake in the oven for about 20 minutes. Once they are done, let them cool and then decorate them with the white icing.
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Foolishness and Folly Quotes
How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
" […] – they bein' partickler friends o' the diseased. That's why they're invited here this evenin'; but tomorrow we want ALL to come – everybody; for he respected everybody, he liked everybody, and so it's fitten that his funeral orgies sh'd be public."
And so he went a-mooning on and on, liking to hear himself talk, and every little while he fetched in his funeral orgies again, till the duke he couldn't stand it no more; so he writes on a little scrap of paper, "OBSEQUIES, you old fool," and folds it up, and goes to goo-gooing and reaching it over people's heads to him. The king he reads it and puts it in his pocket, and says: (25.41, 25. 42)
Despite the intelligence his scheming and plotting may suggest, the king is still foolish in many ways.
Quote #8
Well, how they all took on! They crowded around the doctor and tried to quiet him down, and tried to explain to him and tell him how Harvey 'd showed in forty ways that he WAS Harvey, and knowed everybody by name, and the names of the very dogs, and begged and BEGGED him not to hurt Harvey's feelings and the poor girl's feelings, and all that. But it warn't no use; he stormed right along, and said any man that pretended to be an Englishman and couldn't imitate the lingo no better than what he did was a fraud and a liar. The poor girls was hanging to the king and crying; and all of a sudden the doctor ups and turns on THEM. He says:
"I was your father's friend, and I'm your friend; and I warn you as afriend, and an honest one that wants to protect you and keep you out of harm and trouble, to turn your backs on that scoundrel and have nothing to do with him, the ignorant tramp, with his idiotic Greek and Hebrew, as he calls it. He is the thinnest kind of an impostor – has come here with a lot of empty names and facts which he picked up somewheres, and you take them for PROOFS, and are helped to fool yourselves by these foolish friends here, who ought to know better. Mary Jane Wilks, you know me for your friend, and for your unselfish friend, too. Now listen to me; turn this pitiful rascal out – I BEG you to do it. Will you?" (25.51, 25.52)
Twain uses one or two intelligent and perceptive characters throughout the story to emphasize the foolishness of everyone else, particularly that of the mob. Rules of logic, morality, and ethics are still in tact... it's just that not everyone sees things rationally or morally.


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Symantec Digital IDs for Secure Email
Protect your digital communications
Symantec will be discontinuing the availability of its Digital IDs for Secure Email offering. To ease this transition, Symantec is phasing out this offering as follows:
August 22, 2016 - End of Sale: Symantec will stop selling the Digital IDs offering. No new certificates will be issued.
August 23, 2017- End of Life & End of Support: All certificates will expire or are revoked. Symantec Digital IDs for Secure Email support and operations will cease.
Alternatively, customers can purchase our ENTERPRISE offering (NOT the RETAIL offering) – Managed PKI Service to protect digital communication.
Please refer to this Customer Support page for additional questions.
Compromised email can mean loss of IP and damage to reputation. Symantec Digital IDs allow you to digitally sign and encrypt your digital communications using a certificate, bound to your validated email address. They chain to Symantec Class 1 Primary Certificate Authority, trusted by web browsers and email clients, and comply with Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (S/MIME) standards; working seamlessly with email applications including Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Lotus Notes Mail.
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Buy individually or contact your sales representative to buy in bulk.
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Eyelash Extensions: 70 Lashes Per Eye
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- 70-lash set of eyelash extensions
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- With 70 lashes per eye, these extensions will add depth and thickness to your lash line for a look that's both natural and glamorous.
- Fabulash's skilled technicians will meticulously apply extensions one by one to your own lashes, customizing lash placement to naturally complement your unique eye shape.
- During the application process, you'll receive a luxurious foot massage to soothe tired soles while relaxing body and mind.
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- Redeem by: Thursday, June 19, 2014
- This offer is subject to Terms and Conditions
- Valid for natural thickness only
- Offer is final sale and non-refundable
- Limit one per member
- 24-hour cancellation policy or voucher will be forfeited
- Subject to availability; please book in advance of desired date
- Previous eyelash extensions must be completely removed before coming in for service
- Removal of eyelash extensions is a separate service and not included in offer
- Gratuity is not included; we recommend tipping on the full value ($95) of the service(s)
- Tax is not included in this price and will be charged upon redemption
- Voucher may be used to obtain the discount until June 19, 2014; after this date, the voucher is valid for the amount paid for five years from date of purchase, longer if provided by law


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Definition of trout pout in English:
trout pout
Unnaturally swollen lips resulting from the injection of excessive collagen into the lips in a cosmetic procedure intended to enhance their appearance: despite celebrity trout pouts, there's a rush on for lip enhancements
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- Anyone warned off by the fear of ending up with an exaggerated "trout pout" needn't fear.
- She recently flirted with a "trout pout".
- Or she went for collagen, and ended up with a trout pout.
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1711 – Molyneux House, Peter St., Dublin
Constructed by Sir Thomas Molyneaux as his Dublin residence, and a stylistic departure from the gabled Dutch Billies that had defined the city to date.
From 1815, onwards, served as an asylum for blind women – before the construction of the Molyneux Asylum off Leeson Street, before eventually becoming home to the Salvation Army. The interior had a fine panelled hallyway and staircase. Demolished in 1943.


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Irregular Choice
Red Rover Sandal
Gold Black
Style number 1590791691
Sandals By Irregular Choice
The Red Rover sandal features a gold and black snake effect fabric upper with lightning bolt detail, popper fastening and a white EVA wedge sole.
- - Fabric upper
- - Fabric lining/sock
- - EVA sole
About Irregular Choice
Irregular Choice was created by Dan Sullivan in 1999 as a reason to stand out from the crowd. From embellished heels, ornate wood carvings, tiny intricate charms and lavish fabrics to the memorable colour combinations, everybody has an Irregular Choice favourite shoe or story. Dan's library of fabrics, leathers, prints, trims, toys, glass, furs and colours are simply never ending.
- FREE UK standard delivery on full priced products. Excluding selected shoe laces & shoe care
- Next Day UK and Northern Ireland - £5.00 (Order before 9pm Monday to Thursday for next working day delivery on products where service is shown as available.)
- Standard UK and Northern Ireland - £3.50 (2 - 5 working days)
- Click & Collect from OFFICE or OFFSPRING store - FREE (2 - 5 working days)
- Republic of Ireland - £3.50 (5 - 7 working days)
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- Rest of European Union - £15 (7 - 10 working days)
- Australia - £15 (6-9 working days)
- Rest of World - £25 (7 - 10 working days)
Not happy with a purchase? No problem. You can return to our warehouse, via Collect+ or to one of our UK stores within 28 days of purchase.
Footwear should be unworn and in its original packaging. Your refund will then be processed back to your original method of payment.Click here for more information on returns.


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Get an overview of this hotelColorful, family-friendly concept hotel in Batam Center
Near ferry terminal
Harris Hotel Batam Center is a short 2-minute walk from both Mega Mall and the Batam Center Ferry Terminal. Nagoya Hill Shopping Mall and Batam City Square are within about a 15-minute drive.
Vibrant hues
Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a bright orange color scheme and, often, a welcome song and dance by the front desk staff. The hotel also features an onsite café, outdoor pool, and fitness center.
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This unique hotel in Batam Center welcomes guests with a tasty drink as they take in the hotel's vibrant orange and green hues. Guests of Harris Hotel Batam Center also often receive a lively welcome dance upon arrival, performed by the 24-hour front desk staff. This Batam Island hotel features an outdoor pool overlooking the sea, as well as a well-equipped fitness gym. The on-site Harris Café serves a breakfast buffet each morning for a surcharge, and room service is available day and night. Laundry facilities are also onsite. Guests should look out for Dino, the hotel mascot, who can be found dancing during mealtimes. Parents can take advantage of Dino's Kids Club. Harris Hotel Batam Center also features 3 conference rooms and a business center; it supplies complimentary WiFi in all public areas. In addition to this, a free scheduled shuttle service to Nagoya Shopping Mall is available.
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Harris Café — Overlooking the sea, this café specializes in Asian cuisine; it opens for lunch, dinner, and a buffet breakfast. Dino, the hotel mascot, can be found here dancing during mealtimes along with the Harris Players. Guests may also enjoy afternoon tea and cocktails.
Room Service — Available 24 hours.
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A committee formed to review the boundaries of San Mateo County's five supervisorial districts next month will consider redrawing them to ensure the districts represent roughly the same number of people and don't weaken the voting power of any ethnic or racial group.
The redistricting effort is driven by a lawsuit settlement reached in February with a group of Asian and Latino voters who claimed the county's at-large system for electing supervisors marginalizes them. In November, 58.7 percent of voters approved ditching that system in favor of one that elects supervisors by district and is used by every other county in California.
To educate the public about redistricting and solicit comments, the county held four public meetings this month in four of the five districts. About 15 to 20 people showed up for the first two meetings, in San Mateo and Half Moon Bay, and about 60 people attended the session in Daly City, according to county spokesman Marshall Wilson.
About 35 people went to Tuesday's redistricting meeting in East Palo Alto. Julio Garcia, an East Palo Alto resident, said he has seen only one flier in the community about the meetings.
"We're very concerned about the lack of outreach to the community," Garcia said. "This is very serious for us."
Annie Loya, an East Palo Alto resident and an alternate on the nine-member committee that includes elected representatives as well as residents from each district, said the stakes are high.
"What happens if the community doesn't get involved in this process, what happens if the lines are drawn badly, and what does badly mean?" Loya asked.
Douglas Johnson, president of the county-commissioned National Demographics Corp., said boundary lines determine voting power.
"Ninety-five percent of the time a community wants to be kept together so it has as much voting power in the election for that one supervisor as possible and thus, theoretically, as much influence with that one supervisor as possible," he said.
At the start of Tuesday's meeting, Robert Rubin, one of the attorneys who sued the county on the basis that its at-large system violated the California Voting Rights Act, said he is disturbed that the county was introducing the redistricting process at the meetings without mentioning the lawsuit.
"The county was brought kicking and screaming to the table only because of the lawsuit," Rubin said.
The county has insisted that the at-large system does not discriminate against minority voters and argued that it's preferable because it forces the supervisors to be accountable to all county residents, not just those in their districts.
Near the end of the 90-minute meeting, Supervisor Adrienne Tissier encouraged attendees to spread the word about the redistricting effort.
She warned that those who "scream louder than others" tend to have more influence. "If you squeeze the balloon here, it's got to come out somewhere else," she said.
At the meeting in Daly City, residents pleaded for the committee not to divide the city. "We don't even know where they got that rumor," Tissier said. "We have drawn no maps."
Ultimately, Tissier said, the committee doesn't "have to change a thing if we don't want to." She said the Board of Supervisors will have final say after receiving the committee's recommendations.
Suggested boundary changes will be presented to the board in early fall and the district maps could be adopted by October or November, according to Johnson.
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Star of a second franchise? Few have ever done it as the 'Star Trek' actor attempts to double down – all the while expressing doubts about fame, Hollywood friends, and President Obama's use of drones: "We crossed the line." This story first appeared in the Jan. 10 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. On the 2005 set of Just My Luck, two careers collided spectacularly. There was the 18-year-old star, considered the most promising actress of her generation, commanding a $7 million-plus paycheck. And there was the 24-year-old no-name leading man, just happy to be there. Perhaps the
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Intelsat IPO Opens Down 5.6%, Then Climbs
Shares of Intelsat, the world's largest commercial satellite operator, opened lower Thursday after the company's initial public offering was scaled back and priced below expectations.
The stock opened at $17 a share on the New York Stock Exchange, down 5.6% from its $18 offer price. But the shares, trading under the symbol "I," were recently climbing 3% at $18.54.
The Luxembourg-based firm sold 19.3 million shares, not including additional stock allotted to its underwriters, valuing the deal at $347.8 million. Intelsat's IPO was downsized from an expected 21.7 million-share sale and priced below the $21-to-$25 range the company had expected, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Intelsat's debut comes as the broader U.S. stock market, which had been rallying strongly through the early part of the year, has hit a period of increased volatility. Up until the past week or so, a steady climb higher for stock prices had provided a favorable backdrop for equity issuers. After hitting all-time highs this year amid historically low levels of volatility, the S&P 500 has posted two of its biggest declines of 2013 on Monday and Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the company's leverage-higher than that of most IPOs of recent years-had raised eyebrows. Intelsat had $15.9 billion in debt on its balance sheet at year end, or about eight times its earnings before income taxes, depreciation and amortization for 2012.
Intelsat operates more than 50 satellites sending data around the globe for government agencies and telecommunications and media firms, plans to use proceeds to repay debt. Its customers, which include the U.S. State Department, Verizon Communications Inc. and Walt Disney Co., typically pay for the services with one- to 15-year contracts according to regulatory filings.
For 2012, Intelsat reported a loss of $151.1 million, compared from a year-earlier loss of $434.2 million, as its revenue rose 0.8% to $2.61 billion.
The company, which changed its name from Intelsat Global Holdings SA following the IPO pricing, is backed by private-equity firms BC Partners and Silver Lake Partners.
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A Birding Loop Letterbox
Whether you live far away or really quite near,
you are always welcome at the 24th NERR.
Begin your adventure at the Coastal Resources Center
where youll see were so GREEN were GOLD, once you enter.
If the center is closed, or you want to skip the Grand tour,
drive south down the road towards where you can cast a lure.
Turn left at the sign that marks the Oak Grove Birding Trail,
where migrating birds drop in and stop over during a spring or fall gale.
Park your car in the lot. Lock it up tight for safe keeping.
Dont forget your binos and field guide to enhance your bird peeping.
Be prepared for insects of all kinds (you will want to apply DEET).
Then enter the trail and cross over two bridges designed for your feet.
Follow the trail as it turns to the left.
Stay to the right where the trail forms a cleft.
Continue on straight till you reach the grove of large oaks.
This used to be home to many fine folks.
Just a friendly reminder avoid plants with leaves three.
Poison Ivy is no fun; I am sure youll agree.
Keep to the left as the trail loops back to the west .
By the way, youre almost at the end of this quest.
Walk a little bit further through a few more turns.
Here stands a mighty Live Oak tree covered in Resurrection Ferns.
When conditions are dry, these ferns are light brown and curled.
When conditions are moist, they are bright green and unfurled.
Stop now. You are close. Youre almost through with this adventure.
Look to your right, and read the sign about a flycatcher.
Then continue 80 paces down the trail to complete this activity.
You will soon reach a two-trunked, sweet gum tree with a cavity.
At the base of the tree, right next to the trail,
remove a flat rock to find your treasure without fail.
When you are finished, tuck the letterbox back into its hiding place tight;
So for the next person, it will be dry and out of sight.
Continue forward on the trail (dont go back) to get to your car.
Just keep on walking, because the end is not far.
When you reach the T in the trail (earlier known as the cleft),
make a turn to the rightnot to the left.
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to get back to the parking lot come high water or hail.
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Potential Targets for Colorectal Cancer Prevention
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AbstractThe step-wise development of colorectal neoplasia from adenoma to carcinoma suggests that specific interventions could delay or prevent the development of invasive cancer. Several key factors involved in colorectal cancer pathogenesis have already been identified including cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2), nuclear factor kappa B (NF-κB), survivin and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I). Clinical trials of COX-2 inhibitors have provided the "proof of principle" that inhibition of this enzyme can prevent the formation of colonic adenomas and potentially carcinomas, however concerns regarding the potential toxicity of these drugs have limited their use as a chemopreventative strategy. Curcumin, resveratrol and quercetin are chemopreventive agents that are able to suppress multiple signaling pathways involved in carcinogenesis and hence are attractive candidates for further research.
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The Martian Chronicles
by Ray Bradbury
Character Role Analysis
Humans vs. Martians
The big foil relationship in the book is between humans and Martians. Humans are a warlike species who don't know how to live with nature; Martians are a mostly a peaceful species who value beauty. (If you forget Yll's murder, the murder of the Third Expedition, and possibly what happens to the Second Expedition.)
But don't feel too bad about yourself. Bradbury offers a few good human examples, like Driscoll in "The Green Morning"; Hathaway in "The Long Years"; Father Peregrine in "The Fire Balloons." It's just too bad no one seems to listen to them.


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LPD Officers Shop for Toys for Children in Need
Cops for Kids is part of the department's community outreach.
Published: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 12:17 a.m.
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LAKELAND | Officer Doris Diaz pushed a cart past the wall of Spider-Man action figures, past the gleaming Transformer robots, deeper and deeper into Walmart's toy section.
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At the end of an aisle, she reached high on a shelf, grabbed a neon green football and then changed her mind for a brilliant orange one behind it.
"Who doesn't love a Nerf football?" she said, dropping it in to her cart.
Diaz scoured the aisles, still well-stocked after Black Friday, in search of presents for 128 children from 50 families who will receive gifts from the Lakeland Police Department's annual Cops For Kids program.
Nine employees from the department shopped the North Lakeland Wal-Mart on Tuesday morning, buying presents for children who might otherwise open nothing for Christmas.
They only knew the ages and genders of the children, but they didn't pick out just anything. Like Diaz, many took to the task of choosing presents with the care of a parent and precision of a detective.
Chief Lisa Womack plucked toys from shelves for a 1- and 4-year-old. She searched for presents that were fun but educational, with a good eye for girls and boys: She remembers playing with Barbie dolls at a certain age, but also playing football with the boys.
The LPD Crime Prevention Unit is most involved in the program, but it draws volunteers from other areas of the department, including its highest ranks. The program is assisted with community donations.
Many officers eagerly await the program, which Womack says is an important part of the department's community outreach.
"Kids have no choice of their circumstances," Womack. "It's an opportunity to reach out to a group in our community that really needs us."
Like most families, the LPD employees were on a budget: $25 per child.
Some, like Assistant Chief Larry Giddens, stretched those dollars to buy multiple gifts for each kid. Not quite sure what to buy for a little girl, he headed to the arts and crafts aisle in search of ideas.
"It's the spirit that counts," Giddens said.
The program is a chance to show kids another side of the department — one that doesn't involve arrests, said Greg Robinson, supervisor of the Crime Prevent Unit and the program.
"We're human," he said.
The children are chosen by teachers, officers and school guidance counselors.
Some parents cry when they learn they've been nominated, Diaz said, pushing her cart past a row of Disney toys. They were pricey.
She skipped those, but spotted a toy police cruiser nearby.
"Sorry," she said, putting it in her cart. "I'm partial."
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[tl;dr Announcing the Mobile Testing Summit for software developers.
Thursday, November 1, San Francisco. Register Now! Yeah, robots!]
The great debates: New York vs Silicon Valley. Emacs vs Vim. Philz vs Blue Bottle. The list goes on. Within the software development world, there's an even greater debate about the proper way to do testing: manual vs automated.
Manual testing advocates argue that automated tests are too hard to write, too hard to maintain, and in general, not worth the cost. Automated testing advocates fire back that manual testing is tedious, takes too much time, too much bureaucracy, and is too error prone.
As the creator of Selenium, you can probably guess which side I'm on. However, I'm a little nervous. Something happened that has given manual testers renewed faith that their way is the right way: mobile.
Until a few years ago, to test software applications, you only really needed to worry about the software part. It was safe to assume the software was running inside a big boring beige box, or more recently, a sexy thin laptop. It didn't matter whether the software ran in the cloud, on a desktop, or in a browser – if you tested it here, you knew it worked there, too.
But with mobile, assumptions are dangerous. Mobile devices are way more complicated — with all kinds of sensors (e.g. GPS, multiple cameras, accelerometers, etc.) Apps can be location and context specific (e.g. unlocking a Zipcar with your iPhone). How will software developers manage this matrix of complexity? For now, the answer is "with humans", and it's a crushing blow for Team Robot.
I've spent a long time wondering: What is it about humans that make them better at mobile testing? It's three things, really: brains, fingers, and eyes. With a brain, a finger, and an eye ball, you can pretty much test anything, anywhere, on any device – they are the universal testing API.
Without brains, fingers, and eyes, the robots are constantly playing catch-up with the humans — always at a disadvantage. That is, unless, the machines can learn to adapt.
For the past year, I've been trying to learn the fundamental lessons of why manual testing is better, and use this to make better automation tools. With robotic fingers, cameras, and smart computer vision algorithms, the robots finally have a fighting chance against the humans.
Of course, that's just my opinion. There are many smart people thinking about how test automation tools can and should adapt to the problem of mobile. They've started to attack the problem and ship their solutions. But they're all working in isolation. The problem requires collaboration and communication. How are they adapting their tools and processes to the new challenges?
The mobile software development world needs a public forum to discuss mobile test automation. So today, we at Sauce Labs are pleased to announce the Mobile Testing Summit. On November 1, in San Francisco, the world's leading open source mobile test tool developers will come together for one day. We'll share our work, and discuss the challenges unique to mobile test automation. If you are as passionate about mobile test automation as we are, we look forward to seeing you there.
Manual testing, you're officially on notice. To paraphrase Neo: I don't know the future, I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. On November 1, we're going to show a world where anything is possible. Where we go from there is a choice I leave to you.


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> I am writing an ethernet driver for cadence enhanced MAC in FE mode.
> The ethernet controller is having limitation that out of one frame it
> can copy only 512 bytes in one buffer.
> Hence the the received frame is distributed over multiple buffers.
> So any frame which is more than 512 bytes will be in buffer pointed by
> next receive buffer queue descriptor.
> I am using NAPI mode in which when I am collecting the frame spread
> across multiple buffers and assign it to a single sk_buff handed over
> to stack, the data gets corrupt. And stack rejects the packet. One
> solution is to make receive buffer length 1536 bytes(jumbo frames) or
> 1518 bytes which is IEEE 802.2/3 standard. But the controller doesn't
> accept the value greater than 512 and the allocated memory is wasted.
> So what care should I take while collecting the data spread across
> multiple buffers and sending to stack?
> Thanks,
> Sagar
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Boy accused of pulling knife on classmate
Published: Thursday, December 5, 2013 at 6:51 p.m.
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MANATEE COUNTY - A 10-year-old boy faces criminal charges after pulling a pocket knife on a younger boy during recess at school.
Deputies were dispatched at 1:30 p.m. Thursday to Bayshore Elementary School, 6120 26th St. W., following the incident, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
Witnesses say the boy pulled the knife on an 8-year-old boy and told him not to tell the teachers about the weapon, deputies reported.
No one was injured.
The 10-year-old boy is charged with aggravated assault with a knife and possessing a weapon on school property.
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