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Roald Dahl (1916-1990) was born in Llandaff, South Wales, and went to Repton School in England. His parents were Norwegian, so holidays were spent in Norway. As he explains in Boy, he turned down the idea of university in favor of a job that would take him to 'a wonderful faraway place'. In 1933 he joined the Shell Company, which sent him to Mombasa in East Africa. When World War II began in 1939 he became a fighter pilot and in 1942 was made assistant air attaché in Washington, where he started to write short stories. His first major success as...
This collection brings together Dahl's finest work, illustrating his genius for the horrific and grotesque which is unparalleled. "Dahl has the mastery of plot and characters possessed by great writers of the past, along with a wildness and wryness of his own. One of his trademarks is writing beautifully about the... Read more
Roald Dahl's beloved novel hits the big screen in July 2016 in a major motion picture adaptation directed by Steven Spielberg from Amblin Entertainment and Walt Disney Pictures. When Sophie is snatched from her orphanage bed by the BFG (Big Friendly Giant), she fears she will be eaten. But instead the two...
Fifty years ago, Roald Dahl created a world that captured the imagination of millions of readers, and a boy who captured their hearts. Now featuring an introduction by award-winning author Jon Scieszka, this special edition of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is perfect for longtime Roald Dahl fans, or for any... Read more
Celebrate fifty years of Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryFirst published in 1964 with whimsical illustrations by Joseph Schindelman, Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory became an instant classic. Now this special commemorative edition brings back Schindelman's beloved original illustrations. Perfect for old fans and new fans alike, it's sure to... Read more
Mr. Willy Wonka might be a genius with chocolate, but Charlie and his family don't trust his flying skills one bit. And right now, he's at the helm of a giant glass elevator that's picking up speed and hurtling through space — with Charlie and the entire Bucket family stuck inside!... Read more
Celebrate fifty years of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with this gorgeous, full-color gift edition. Brimming with Quentin Blake's vibrant full-color artwork, this wonderful anniversary edition is perfect for longtime Roald Dahl fans or readers discovering him for the very first time. With its oversized pages and beautiful design, it's... Read more
(Book Jacket Status: Jacketed)The only hardcover edition of Roald Dahl's stories for adults, the Collected Stories amply showcases his singular gifts as a fabulist and a born storyteller.Later known for his immortal children's books, including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, and The BFG, Dahl also had... Read more
Danny's life seems perfect: his home is a gypsy caravan, he's the youngest car mechanic around, and his best friend is his dad, who never runs out of wonderful stories to tell. And when Danny discovers his father's secret, he's off on the adventure of a lifetime. Here's Roald Dahl's famous... Read more
The Enormous Crocodile decides that he wants a nice juicy child for lunch, horrifying the other animals in the jungle--his friend, the Notsobig One; Humpy-Rumpy, the hippopotamus; Trunky, the elephant; Muggle-Wump, the monkey; and the Roly-Poly Bird. Despite his secret plans and clever tricks, what the boastful crocodile doesn't know is... Read more
Fantastic Mr. Fox is on the run! The three meanest farmers around are out to get him. Fat Boggis, squat Bunce, and skinny Bean have joined forces, and they have Mr. Fox and his family surrounded. What they don't know is that they're not dealing with just any fox–Mr. Fox would... Read more
George is alone in the house with Grandma. The most horrid, grizzly old grunion of a grandma ever. She needs something stronger than her usual medicine to cure her chronic grouchiness. A special grandma medicine, a remedy for everything. And George knows just what to put into it. Grandma's in for... Read more
Roald Dahl's children's classic will be rediscovered with wonder and delight in this handsome gift edition with all-new black-and-white illustrations by Caldecott Honor Book artist Lane Smith (who also designed the characters for the Disney animated film). How James escapes from his miserable life with two nasty aunts and becomes a hero... Read more
I guess you think you know this story. You don't. The real one's much more gory. The phoney one, the one you know, Was cooked up years and years ago. . . . With his famous wicked humor and the cunning of a big bad wolf, master storyteller... Read more
Dahl is a master at introducing readers to a new sense of what lurks beneath the ordinary. Read more
Roald Dahl's thrillingly grotesque book for young readers is now available in a gorgeous new gift edition, featuring the deliciously wicked artwork of Quentin Blake.Mr. and Mrs. Twit are the smelliest, nastiest, ugliest people in the world. They hate everything–except playing mean jokes on each other, catching unsuspecting birds to put... Read more
If you could see with your eyes closed, how would you use your power? That's what Henry has to decide in "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar,"one of the seven stories in this extra-ordinary collection. In addition to imaginative and magical tales, this book also contains the true story of how... Read more
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Miranda Kerr dodges personal questions during interview on Seven's Sunrise
- From: news.com.au
- May 05, 2014
MIRANDA Kerr refused to answer any personal questions about her family on Sunrise this morning, instead all she wanted to talk about was her hair - and singing in the shower.
The Aussie model, who is currently in Sydney for work commitments, appeared solo in the studio while Natalie Barr and David Koch interviewed her remotely from Western Sydney.
Barr and Kochie first trod lightly, asking the 31-year-old about her debut duet with Jersey Boys star Bobby Fox, politely enquiring about her haircare range and her latest book, Empower Yourself.
But when the Sunrise hosts dared to probe the subject of the interview Kerr's family did earlier this year, during which they lamented the loss of their daughter to the LA celebrity scene, she instantly shut down.
Barr asked: "The story your family did with the ABC a few months ago, it made headlines around the world. How do you respond to that, what do you say?"
Kerr's vague response was: "It is what it is, you can't really change what happened," adding that she spent time with her family over the weekend.
"I don't think there was any ill intention, put it that way," she furthered.
Clearly unimpressed with the direction the interview was taking, Barr simply replied "Yep, yep."
And it didn't go unnoticed by Sunrise viewers, with plenty taking to social media to comment on Kerr's "awkward" appearance after the segment aired.
Awkward interview with Miranda Kerr on @sunriseon7 .— Jenna C (@Jenna_C_) May 4, 2014
I am rather enjoying how very flat and unimpressed Nat Barr and Kochie are (sound) with @MirandaKerr on @sunrise today... "Yeahhhhh..." Barr— Annette Sharp (@InSharpRelief) May 4, 2014
This interview will Miranda Kerr on Sunrise is the most awkward thing ever.— † (@emmastacey_) May 4, 2014
@sunriseon7 wow Miranda Kerr is the most awkward person! Is is the delay or is she really just dumb? #sun7— Alice Worthy (@alice_worthy) May 4, 2014
#sun7 Sorry @sunrise - switchg channels w that #mirandakerr vapour is on!— KM (@kmbsk80) May 4, 2014
In last week's Sunday Style magazine Kerr spoke about her relationship with her parents and addressed the comments they made in an ABC1 Family Confidential documentary which aired in February this year.
Kerr told the magazine that her family were "a little naive" when opening up to the ABC show and that she "feels sorry for her family".
In the interview with Kerr's mum and grandmother they said they'd not seen the US-based model and her son in person for over a year.
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Come back Sam of Syd Posted at 3:40 PM May 05, 2014
If it is a personal issue then the interviewers should know better. BTW When is Sam coming back instead of this boring Barr. She is too boring for the news reading let alone hosting the show.
Wayne Kerr of Sydney Posted at 3:37 PM May 05, 2014
@madmother while I don't really see how this article is news, Miranda Kerr had/has a very successful career in her own right without Orlando Bloom so that is probably more the reason why the media consider her to be news worthy
Geoff Anson-Smith of McGraths Hill Posted at 3:28 PM May 05, 2014
Discussing family life about famous people is definitely not the media's business any way and asking personal questions about her life is not their business any way it must have been an worrying interview for her.

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Herewith a letter in today's Irish Times. It restates the classic liberal position, which I would agree with in principle. But as someone who works in the city centre every day – and has done so since the late 1970s – I have to observe that there is something new taking place on the "begging front".
The increase in numbers is quite dramatic – and this after a period of unprecedented prosperity. I don't think the problem can be left untouched and that we can just go on like before. There needs to be a solution that is "tough on begging, tough on the causes of begging".
It's not enough, as I said in my previous post, to sweep it under the carpet with fines and a tough, legalistic approach. The social factors behind this begging-surge must be dealt with as well. Anyway, read the letter and see what you think (I'm assuming the author is the better half of the former Fine Gael leader and taoiseach John Bruton.)
Madam, – The proposed new law against begging is an attempt to take our humanity away from us. It is providing us with a carte blanche excuse to turn our hearts and our minds away from those most in need – not just of our money but of the human encounter, the smile, the touch, the greeting.
No amount of rationalisation – updating the law, High Court imperatives, tourism or business – can justify this attempt to suppress and subordinate whatever remnants of compassion have been left on our shores as the tide of wealth ebbs slowly away.
How do any of us know the circumstances of those begging on our streets? How can we now teach our children to give according to their hearts, unrestricted and unhampered by some set of utilitarian rules or laws? – Yours, etc,
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The Salem Health and Wellness Foundation (SH&WF) has awarded a three-year grant of $429,925 to Appel Farm Arts and Music Center for its HeART & Health program.
The program will offer the healthful and therapeutic benefits of the arts to Salem County residents who are often marginalized from access to the arts, namely those with mental and physical disabilities, the elderly in care facilities, and at-risk families, to promote health and well-being.
Appel Farm will work with the clientele of several partner organizations in Salem County. The multi-year approach is designed to have a greater impact on the target populations serving to reinforce and strengthen important benefits, thereby further ensuring success for improvement in participants' health and well-being.
The World Health Organization states, "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and is not merely the absence of disease and infirmity. Illness is a negative state, and wellness is a positive state, a long-term process, the two located at opposite ends of the health continuum."
Art therapy has been an accepted tool in hospitals and rehabilitation centers since the 1940s. Since then, the benefits of art therapy with those who are injured, ill or experiencing some other disability has been well established in numerous studies. More recently, studies have documented the benefits of arts participation for the elderly.
"Proposals that show hard evidence that the program prescribed is scientifically proven is the focus of the foundation," said Sr. Carol Adams, chair of the trustees. "Appel Farm utilizes scientific evidence in its approach to all its programs."
Currently governed by an nine-member board, SH&WF supports programs to improve the health and wellness of residents of Salem County by making grants to non-profit and other qualified organizations. The general areas of foundation interest include improving access to health care, preventive care and wellness, and fostering career opportunities in health care.
Members of the board, many of whom also serve on the Grant-making Committee, include: Sr. Carol Adams, CSJP, Salem; Beth E. Timberman, Woodstown; Emily Abeledo-Adams, Elmer; Peggi Nicolosi, Salem; Nancy Wollet, Carneys Point; Ernest Henderson, Salem; Margaret Musumeci, Pennsville; and Steven Torres, Carneys Point. The SH&WF trustees serve without compensation and commit substantial time to the organization.
In addition to several members of the board, other community volunteers serve on various foundation committees. Working with trustees on the Grant-making Committee are volunteers Dorothy Haefner, Dr. Dennis Graham, Stephen Miller and Dr. Charles L. Liebeknecht.
Foundation staff members are Brenda Goins, executive director, and Judy Foley, office manager/grants administrator.
Goins noted that other promising grant proposals from qualified organizations are moving through the foundation's review process. Application materials and full information about the foundation's areas of interest and procedures are available on the organization's Web Site at www.salemwellnessfoundation.org.


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Meherpur: A Bangladeshi young man was shot killed by members of Indian Border Security Force (BSF) in Sonapur Majhpara bordering area of Mujibnagar upazila on Friday night.
The deceased was identified as Abdul Khalek, 30, a cattle trader and son of Dhulu Mallik of Sonapur Majhpara village in the upazila.
Border Guard Bangladesh sources said the BSF troops from Sutia 119 camp in Nadia district opened fire on a group of cattle traders when Khalek along with others went to the bordering area near main pillar no 107 for bringing cattle around 11:30 pm, leaving him critically injured.
Later he was rushed to Meherpur General Hospital where doctors declared him dead.
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What an amazing post Monika. Brings tears to my eyes.
I am so impressed. Knowing the whales so intimately must make it so hard to see one die, yet such a joy when new ones are born. Wonderful post.
Well said Monika, thank you.
Beautifully written memorial Monika. As much as you feel honored by their presence, they too are so fortunate to have you. :-)
Just lovely. You seem so fulfilled by these AMAZING animals. I sure do envy you,yet so grateful at the same time.
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TRENTON — On his way into the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex named for his father in Trenton, a colleague told John Hughes two years ago that she'd been working in the massive aluminum and glass building for 18 years and didn't know who its namesake was.
Hughes, the only person in New Jersey to serve as both governor and chief justice was a legendary figure synonymous with the state's modern social policies such as affordable housing and education reform.
But to the younger generation, Hughes, who died in 1992, may as well be John Doe for the dimming name recognition he has.
Hughes' family and the state Bar Association aim to change that with a new timeline display of photos at the justice complex that outline his contributions to New Jersey history. It covers everything from the Democrat's two terms as a popular governor to his groundbreaking years as chief justice, when he authored a landmark right-to-die decision.
"This work of art will serve as a lasting inspiration to every lawyer and every parent and every child that walks into this building," John Hughes, a retired U.S. Magistrate, said at an unveiling ceremony last week, the 50th anniversary of Hughes' first gubernatorial inauguration. "It will inspire a lot of lawyers coming in here and it will get them to see what he was able to accomplish."
Known as a great mediator and conciliator, Hughes squeaked into the governor's office in the 1961 election. One photo in the display shows him with President John F. Kennedy, whose stump for Hughes at the War Memorial in Trenton just a month before the election helped propel him over Republican James Mitchell, secretary of labor under President Dwight Eisenhower.
There's also a photo of Hughes sitting in a back room at the 1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City with President Lyndon Johnson. Hughes, good friends with Johnson, had convinced Democrats to hold its convention in New Jersey — and in 1967 hosted Johnson and Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin at a summit at Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) to ease tensions between the two superpower nations.
After serving two terms, Hughes returned to his private law practice in 1970 before being tapped by his successor, William Cahill, to lead the state Supreme Court as its chief justice, a post he held from 1973 until he reached the mandatory retirement age of 70 six years later.
As chief justice, Hughes tackled big issues such as school funding, affordable housing and the right to die.
In the landmark 1976 ruling in the Karen Ann Quinlan case, Hughes mustered a unanimous decision recognizing the right for individuals and their families to make their own life or death medical decisions — a right former state Attorney General Paula Dow said many people now take for granted.
"He was able to take such controversial and passionate issues and bring it all together at the end in one unanimous decision," Dow said at last week's ceremony. "It spurred an entire new way of thinking for the right to die with dignity."
Quinlan was 21-year-old Morris County woman who fell into a coma after a party. After Hughes' court granted her parents the right to remove her from life support, she lived in a vegetative state for almost a decade before she died in 1985.
Quinlan's mother, Julia Quinlan, said she and her husband Joe became friends with Hughes after the case concluded, occasionally visiting him at his Princeton condominium.
"He was an unusual man, Chief Justice Hughes," Quinlan said. "He was gentle and yet strong and decisive."
Even after he left the bench, Hughes was a regular around Trenton. It wasn't unusual for him to pop in on new governors to offer his advice or push for action on personal causes, such as organ donation. The organ donation option on drivers licenses is largely a product of Hughes' efforts.
"That was part of his wonderful human touch. It's typical of the kind of thing that he was always looking out for,'' said former Gov. Thomas H. Kean. "He didn't have to be governor or chief justice or in office any more. He still cared very, very much about those type of things."
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Extra Days To File: Tax Day 2016 Is Not April 15thTax Day 2016 is not on April 15 as usual. Instead, it has been moved to April 17 because of Washington D.C.'s Emancipation Day. Here is a look at why Tax Day is on April 15 to begin with, what Emancipation Day is, and when Tax Day can be moved to a later date.
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What To Do If You Owe Taxes But Can't PaySo you've prepared your tax return and found that you owe. What should you do if you can't pay?
What Are Your Chances Of Being Audited By The IRS?It is no secret that the IRS has cranked up its efforts in order to bring in extra funds.
What Happens If You Don't File A Tax Return?If an individual owes taxes and misses the Apr. 15 filing deadline, the IRS can impose various penalties.
Former IRS Agent Offers Money-Saving Tax TipsThere are now more ways than ever to reduce your tax liability.
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As The Tax Man Cometh, Tips For Getting ReadyThe IRS expects 75 percent of all 2012 returns will get a refund, so if you haven't started preparing your taxes yet, do it.
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El Pollo Loco has a bone to pick with Kentucky Fried Chicken and its new Kentucky Grilled Chicken.
"It's pretty much a big guy coming after a small regional specialist and trying to bury them on their core product," says Steve Carley, CEO of El Pollo Loco, which has been grilling chicken for more than 30 years. "We can't just take this sitting down. We have to respond."
So the California chain launched its counterattack: a Taste the Fire taste test.
"[KFC's] product isn't really grilled," Carley says. "Our contention is you can't have a grilled product without flames."
According to Carley, KFC uses an oven to make its KGC, whereas El Pollo Loco has a flame grill in each restaurant.
"Without any fire in the kitchen, you can't have any flavor in the chicken," Carley says. "We want consumers and guests to really understand that key difference."
While KFC gave out one free sample of KGC to each customer who visited stores Monday, El Pollo responded by giving out two free pieces of its chicken and two tortillas and fresh salsa at its 415 stores on Tuesday.
El Pollo Loco also launched a TV ad campaign on April 26 that asked customers to attend both events and then call 1-877-EPL-STEVE to vote for their favorite grilled chicken.
Carley says various national chains have tried and failed to launch non-fried chicken products that could rival the success of El Pollo Loco's in the past. KFC's most recent attempt was its Rotisserie Gold Chicken, which has since been removed from almost all of its stores.
However, Carley declined to share the results of the hotline vote.
"These results are going to be informal." he says. "We have a high level of confidence we're going to be the overwhelming favorite."
Laurie Schalow, a spokesperson for KFC, isn't worried. She says the chain's UNFry Day event Monday exceeded all expectations.
"We thought we'd give away 4 million pieces, and it was well over that," she says. "There were lines well out the doors."
She also contends that KGC is absolutely grilled, but instead of cooking the chicken on a fire, KFC does it on grill plates in a proprietary oven.
"This new slow-grilling process allows us to keep that great flavor and also very moist chicken," she says.
And KFC is not officially responding to El Pollo Loco's challenge.
"We appreciate the free publicity they're giving us," Schalow says. "We'll let consumers decide."
KFC is advertising its new grilled chicken through a national campaign that encourages customers to "unthink KFC."
"Our counter to that is you don't have to unthink anything," Carley says. "How about you just think El Pollo Loco?"
He says the results of the taste test are less important than El Pollo Loco's two goals for the campaign: to recommit its team to serving the best grilled chicken possible, and to raise awareness among customers that flame-grilled flavor is available only at El Pollo Loco.
And if KFC doesn't respond, El Pollo Loco has more tricks up its sleeve.
"We have a long-term response in place," Carley says. "We're just unveiling the first activities now."


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1. Based on discovery of x-rays & radioactivity by Roentgen and the Curies.
2. First food application in US dates to 1946.
3. FDA approved for use on bacon in 1963. Revoked in 1968
Areas of Use
1. Food preservation
2 .Food sterilization
3. Control sprouting, ripening and insect damage
4. Control foodborne illness
Food Irradiation
Difficult to obtain approval since irradiation is considered as a food additive and not a process.
Units of Irradiation
1. Rad - a measure of ionizing radiation absorbed
2. One Gray = 100 rads
- 1 Gray equivalents to absorption of 1 joule of energy by 1 kilogram of food
3. Radicidation (< 1.0 KGy) - Low dose
4. Radurization (1 - 10 KGy) - medium dose
5. Radappertization (> 10 KGy) - high dose
Energy Available to the Food Industry for Food Irradiation
1. Selection
a. Penetrating power
b. Lack of radioactive residues in food.
c. Produce minimal heat - cold sterilization
2. Choices
a. alpha-particles
b. beta-particles
c. gamma rays
d. electrons
e. neutrons
f. x-rays
3. Sources
a. spent fuel from nuclear reactors
- Co60
b. electron accelerators
Methods of Action
1. Direct Effects Gamma Rays & Electrons
a. Direct interaction of radiation particles with a food molecule.
b. Can not totally explain the irradiation process.
2. Indirect Effects - Gamma Rays
a. High moisture foods - water is ionized yielding highly reactive hydrogen and hydroxyl radicals
b. .OH + .OH = H2O2
Effective against bacteria and enzymes
c. .H + . = H2
.H + O2 = .HO2 Peroxide radical
1. Resistance of microorganisms
2. Resistance of enzymes
a. Generally more resistant than spores of C. botulinum
Foodborne Diseases That Could Be Prevented
- E. coli 0157:H7 & other pathogenic E. coli
- Salmonella
- Shigella
- Campylobacter jejuni
- Listeria monocyotgenes
- Cyclospora
Are consumers ready to buy irradiated foods?
1. Consumers are interested in a process that eliminates harmful microbes and reduces the risk of foodborne disease.
2. Test marketing has shown that ~ 50% will buy specific irradiated food, if given a choice between irradiated product and the same product non-irradiated.
3. If consumers are first educated about what irradiation is and why it is done, ~ 80% will buy the product in these marketing tests.


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Hire only registered contractors for remodels
Thinking of hiring a contractor during the spring and summer construction and remodeling season? The Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) advises you to protect yourself by hiring only registered contractors and by following a few common-sense rules.
While not a guarantee of performance, registration means a contractor has liability insurance and bonding, as required by law. In 2001, the Legislature increased the amount of insurance and bonding coverage contractors are required to carry, giving consumers (and subcontractors) additional safeguards in the event of problems.
Homeowners can find out if contractors are registered by visiting L&I's contractor-registration Web site at www.LNI.wa.gov/contractors/contractor.asp. The database found there will tell you, among other things, if a contractor's registration is current and if dissatisfied customers have made claims against a contractor's bond. This information is also available by calling 1-800-647-0982.
L&I also publishes a brochure, "Hiring a Contractor - What You Should Know," with tips on selecting a contractor if you are planning to build, remodel or do preventative maintenance on your home. Among its suggestions:
Ą Try to interview several qualified contractors and solicit written bids. Bids that are significantly lower than all others should be questioned.
Ą Be wary of contractors who ask you to pick up the building permit. In most instances, the contractor is required to take out the permits.
Ą When advancing money for materials, it may be possible to make checks payable to both the contractor and the supply house. Be vary cautious about paying for work not yet completed.
Ą Put all change orders in writing. Ask questions as work progresses. If you do not like an answer or don't understand it, stop the work until you do.
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GRANTED, it isn't the worst - it has golf courses, after all, and plentiful April tee times - but there is a special place in hockey hell for teams that waste the kind of goaltending the Flyers currently are wasting.
The truth is that, if Steve Mason continues to play at the level he is playing, the Flyers should be a playoff team. History says it, as does common sense. The slow start should not matter, the fired coach should not matter, none of it should matter if Mason stays within the top handful of goalies in the NHL. That is where he is today, even as the team around him slinks around the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.


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Insider: Knights Beat Marshall 67-60
Marcus Jordan scored 15 points including a three-pointer with 15 seconds left in the game to hold off a late Marshall run to defeat the Herd 67-60. ''It's only natural to want the shot with the clock winding down,'' said Jordan after the game, who was 0 for 5? on three's for the game prior to the?clincher. ''I've been there a couple of times at the end of games having to make clutch plays. That's what I tried to do and it went in"
UCF needed Jordan?clutch shot as they saw Marshall?make a late run that cut UCF's???14 point lead?with 3:47 remaining in the game, to 62-60 with 48 seconds left in the contest.? Keith?Clanton led UCF with 20 points, while Isaiah?Sykes added 15 points ,10 rebounds and 3 steals.
The Knights improve to 18-6 overall on the season??and? 7-3 in Conference USA play while Marshall drops to 14-10 overall and 5-5 in CUSA play. Check out below postgame reactions below.
Marcus Jordan, Tristan Spurlock, and Isaiah Sykes
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Marshall? Head Coach Tom Herrion
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Knights News and Notes
- Michael Jordan was in attendance??with his fiance.
- With the win, UCFis now 1/2 game back of first place in CUSA and sets up a showdowen? at Southern Miss? saturday. The Golden Eagles are coming off an upset loss at UAB.? Here is the top 4 in?the C-USA following wednesday results which also included Tulsa losing at Utep and Memphis beating EastCarolina.
Southern Miss? 7-2
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- UCF Softball season gets underway this weekend. Check out season preview right here? from UCFSports.com


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My Favorite Memory: A midst all the blood, sweat and tears of my "Biggest Loser Experience" I would have to say that my favorite memory was standing on stage at the finale with Bill, Hollie and Isabeau...the "Final Four" who had just a few months before been the outcasts; the contestants nobody wanted. That full-circle moment was incredible.
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John B. Seed was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts. He is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.A. in History and New England Law where he received his Juris Doctor degree. Attorney Seed is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Prior to opening his private practice, Attorney Seed was an Assistant District Attorney in Suffolk County. He began his prosecutorial career in the Chelsea District Court, where he prosecuted cases such as OUI/DWI drunk driving, gun charges, drug distribution and domestic violence. Attorney Seed was then promoted to supervisor of the Boston Municipal Court, Brighton Division. While in Brighton, Attorney Seed was the sole prosecutor for the Allston and Brighton neighborhoods of Boston. He handled thousands of cases during his time there and tried over 150 criminal cases before either a judge or jury, the majority of which were OUI/DWI drunk driving. This unique experience in the specialized area of OUI/DWI drunk driving gives Attorney Seed a distinct edge in defending your case.


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|Cato Policy Analysis No. 294
|January 7, 1998
by Isabel Lyman
Isabel Lyman is codirector of Harkness Road High School in Amherst, Massachusetts, and a long-time homeschooling parent.
Executive Summary
The victory of homeschooled 13-year-old Rebecca Sealfon in the 1997 National Spelling Bee brought new attention to the growing phenomenon of homeschooling. Dissatisfied with the performance of government-run schools, more and more American families have begun teaching their children at home. Estimates of the number of homeschooled children vary widely; the best estimate is 500,000 to 750,000, but some estimates range up to 1.23 million. All observers agree that the number has grown rapidly over the past 15 years.
There are two historical strains of homeschooling, a religious-right thread inspired by author Raymond Moore and a countercultural-left thread inspired by John Holt. Their differences illustrate the various concerns that cause people to choose homeschooling: some want religious values in education, some worry about the crime and lack of discipline in the government schools, some object to the conformity and bureaucracy in the schools, others are concerned with the declining quality of education, and still others just feel that children are best educated by their parents.
A recent boom in the number of homeschooled students winning admission to selective colleges demonstrates both the growth and the effectiveness of homeschooling. The lesson for educational reformers is that homeschooling, with minimal government interference, has produced literate students at a fraction of the cost of any government program. Homeschooling has been largely deregulated, but further deregulation would make parents' task easier.
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The diet of the leopard seal is quite variable, and it is the only pinniped in which warm blooded vertebrates make up a large portion of the diet. Crabeater and fur seals (in the genus Arctocephalus) often bear scars from leopard seal attacks. Prey has been estimated at 45 percent krill, 35 percent seals, 10 percent penguins, and 10 percent fish and cephalopods, but proportions will vary along with age, seasonal abundance of food, and location. Leopard seals have also been known to scavenge the carrion of whales and other seals.
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Comfort for some area seniors is defined by a gentle purr or wag of a tail.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society cite that senior citizens who have pets experience lower cholesterol and experience less depression and loneliness than those who do not have one.
Life at Bellmeade Manor is a bit sweeter because of the presence of pets roaming the halls, said administrator Pam Hensal.
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(Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski) Bellmeade Manor resident Ethel Books spends time with her cat, Miss Scarlett.
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Bellmeade Manor resident Betty Kissell walks Julie, her West Highland white terrier, through the halls of the facility. Other residents often pet the dog
Visitors to the assisted living facility on Pleasant Valley Boulevard are often greeted by Smokey, the resident cat. He waltzes in and out of living areas and pitter-patters his dark gray paws through the hallways.
Smokey is not the only furry friend to consider the manor his home.
Two residents have pets.
Miss Scarlett, another feline who lounges around the facility, and Julie, a West Highland white terrier, are known by name by every resident.
The animals create what Hensal said is "unconditional love."
"Animals can bring out so much in people," Hensal said.
"You will see someone with dementia who maybe had a pet in childhood, and you bring in an animal and you see that person light up," she said.
Hensal said many people reach a point when they need to give up things as they go through the aging process. Selling homes, the loss of driving skills and the deaths of spouses are circumstances that can come with aging.
"At this age they sacrifice so many things. But by having a pet - they are still caring for someone," Hensal said.
Betty Kissell, 82, and Ethel Books, 85, can attest to the importance of having an animal in their lives.
Books has had her beloved kitty for 19 years. Her daughter, Sally, gave her Miss Scarlett when she was a kitten among a barn full of cats.
Books later moved to the Graystone independent living facility with Miss Scarlett in tow.
When she was unable to care for herself in some basic areas, Books moved to the manor. It was only natural that Miss Scarlett made the move, too.
If Bellmeade wouldn't allow Scarlett to live with her, Books said, "I'd leave."
"She sleeps with me," Books said. "She's my kid."
Kissell's 16-year-old dog, Julie, is fine with being the only canine at the facility, the pet owner said. Julie has made friends with Smoky and Miss Scarlett and greets them with a rub of the nose.
"She loves it here," Kissell said. "I can't pass anyone without someone trying to stop and scratch her head."
Julie, however, is not one to venture on her own like Smokey. She stays with Kissell, often in her arms and rarely makes a sound.
"The cafeteria ladies came running into the room the one night because they heard her bark - she never barks," Kissell said with a laugh. Julie had spoken that evening because Kissell removed her from a seat the dog liked.
Because animal are an important part of life at Bellmeade Manor, Hensal said she wanted to incorporate pets into an effort for the residents to give back to the community.
She contacted the Central Pennsylvania Humane Society and suggested the residents make biscuits for the dogs at the shelter.
Dogs then paid a visit to the manor and visited with the residents.
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In this YouTube Video, I demonstrate how to use Ableton Live 8 and the Velocity MIDI device along with a dummy clip to add velocity to incoming MIDI notes that are a fixed velocity. I illustrate this with the Tenori-On but this concept will work with any MIDI device.
Once velocity is introduced into the equation you can then do all sorts of interesting things with modulation. In the video I use velocity to modulate the filter frequency with Circle. Of course you could just as easily use this to play different samples in a velocity split with Sampler and so on.
Update: Note this same technique will also work for adding notes to incoming MIDI from User Mode 1 from a Novation Launchpad which is also fixed velocity.
Mark Mosher
Electronic Music Artist, Composer, Sound Designer
If you are looking for a way to use VJ software sync video elements to music for a live show or a rock video check out ArKaos VJ. The software not only responds to MIDI, but also supports ReWire so that you sequence video elements from inside your primary music application ( ex. Ableton Live, FL Studio, Reason...).
If you are familiar with sequencing with software you'll find ArKaos VJ easy to use as it offers a drag-and-drop keyboard interface right within the software. Simply import pictures and movies, drag stills of videos to a key, then drag an effect to the key. Pressing the keyboard within the application using your mouse or sending MIDI data to the application via a hardware controller or from a ReWire host launches the clip.
Flash movies with editable text and live video camera feeds can also be used from within the application. There are plenty of effects to choose from, and you can customize effect parameters. Beat detection is also included. In addition to using this live, you can also export your work to a Quicktime movie.
For me, the only downside was the pricing model . The software runs on both PC and MAC and costs $335 / 279€. While I think this price is more than fair if you are primarily a VJ, I wish they offered an alternative and somewhat stripped down ReWire version for people who are primarily musicians who want to add video elements to their live shows or create rock videos for YouTube.


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May 18th Signing to Benefit Local Book Charity
Given this, it is no surprise that Holyoke has been an outstanding supporter of local 501(c)(3) charity My Very Own Book (MVOB), which works to get books into the hands of students in elementary schools in low-income neighborhoods. An avid reader for as long as she can remember, Holyoke is drawn to the charity which rewards children for reading outside of school with certificates and new books of their choice.
In planning her May 18th book launch and signing party for her new book published by Disney/Hyperion, The Neptune Project, Holyoke knew she wanted to find a way to support MVOB. "My book takes young readers on an exciting underwater journey with dolphins, sharks, and giant squid," states Holyoke. "I want all children to have access to books, so they might experience amazing adventures through reading."
Teaming up with the Barnes and Noble at Park and Preston, Holyoke has planned a great event in which a portion of all sales will go to MVOB. In addition to the opportunity to have Holyoke sign their book, kids will enjoy a funny presentation, cupcakes, door prizes, and an "undersea carnival" with complimentary games and prizes.
The Neptune Project Book Launch and Signing
May 18th at 1:00 p.m.
Barnes and Noble
2201 Preston Road, Suite E Plano, TX 75093
To learn more about The Neptune Project, go to http://pollyholyoke.com/news-events.php. To learn more about MVOB, got to http://www.myveryownbook.org.


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MPM: Most protein shakes give me gastric problems. I'm allergic to the whey protein. It didn't happen immediately but after a while (a shake a-day, not continually but maybe for 2 weeks, a 2 week break, and then another week or 2), Then I had diarrheamost days. It took a while to work out the connection. I stopped the shakes and quickly recovered.
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Why Thyroid Lab Tests Are Not Accurate - Dr. Hotze's
* Forget about TSH - a worthless test for hypothyroidism
- - - TSH only measures the Pituatary output, not thyroid output.
* Same blood will test differently from different labs
* Thyroid symptoms should be treated, not the blood test results
This video helps to clear up the Thyroid Madness a little. IMO, we need more videos like this.
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Dr. Holtze said in one his videos that if you suffer fibromyalgia, 95% of the time it is caused by Hypothyroid. Treat the Hypothyroid & Fibromyalgia goes away. He won't discuss iodine and of course prescribes Natural Thyroid Hormone. Nevertheless what he said confirms our research that iodine helps treat fibromyalgia even if this is accomplished by helping treat the hypothyroid.


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The government of Spain's Catalonia region announced Friday a tourism project with an investment of $6 billion (4.74 billion euros) for the construction of six new complexes featuring hotels and casinos.
Executives of Barcelona World broke the news at a press conference and said the project could create up to 40,000 jobs in all.
They also expect to have 10 million visitors a year and plan to build the biggest leisure center in Europe, with the completion date set for late 2016.
The regional Catalan government described Barcelona World as an alternative to the Eurovegas complex of U.S. magnate Sheldon Adelson, for which Madrid and Barcelona were competing and which will finally be built in the Spanish capital.
The investor in this alternative project is the Veremonte group, whose chief shareholder is Spanish entrepreneur Enrique Bañuelos, and which will be built on land belonging to the La Caixa bank near the Port Aventura theme park.
The promoters' idea is to take advantage of Port Aventura's strong attraction to build around it six themed tourist complexes based on six of the world's geographical areas: Europe, the United States, China, Brazil, Russia and India.
The project is planned to have six hotels with some 12,000 rooms, along with restaurants and a casino for each complex.
During the press conference, the Catalan government said that the project is basically related to leisure and tourism, and that the casinos are an extra.
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MACRO (\underline Monopole, \underline Astrophysics, and \underline Cosmic \underline Ray \underline Observatory) is a large area multipurpose underground detector designed to search for rare events in the cosmic radiation. It has been optimized to look for supermassive magnetic monopoles as predicted by Grand Unified Theories (GUT) of the electroweak and strong interactions. Additional scientific goals of MACRO are met by analyzing other penetrating cosmic particles, such as muons and neutrinos. Among these goals are searches for cosmic sources of high energy (E\nu > 1 GeV) neutrinos and muons, indirect searches for WIMPs, the search for low energy (E\nu > 7 MeV) stellar collapse neutrinos, and investigations of various aspects of the high energy underground muon flux. MACRO has also made extensive studies of the atmospheric neutrino anomaly, which is suggestive of neutrino oscillations.
MACRO is a deep underground experiment built in a tunnel under the Gran Sasso Mountain in Italy, approximately 100 km east of Rome. The mountain serves as a filter to reject unwanted background cosmic rays, thus facilitating the detection of rare events. The detector has been built and equipped with electronics during the years 1988 - 1995. It was completed in August 1995 and since the fall of 1995 has been running in its final configuration. The MACRO detector is running smoothly. The experiment is not in a long-term running a data analysis phase.
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MIFFLINTOWN - Christian music fans in the Juniata Valley will have the rare chance to hear veteran band Seventh Day Slumber in a venue close to home this month.
On its Small Town America tour, the band will stop at the Central Juniata EMS Building, Mifflintown, at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 25 to perform with guests Cory Lamb and Southbound Fearing.
Tickets are $5 and are available at Friendship Bookstore, Guardian Angel Bookstore, PAX Salon or by calling 320-2014.
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Members of the Christian rock band Seventh Day Slumber will perform Sept. 25 at the Central Juniata EMS Building, Mifflintown. Their new album, below, is scheduled for release in November.
Founded in 1996 by lead singer Joseph Rojas, Seventh Day Slumber infuses pounding drums and scorching guitars with honesty and candor about God's love and mercy for his children.
Rojas shares a powerful testimony of how God transformed his life of drug addictions, abuse and a felony conviction into one of music and ministry of Christ's love.
The frontman's musical beginnings were fostered in the context of pain and hurt. When he was very young, his abusive father left, making his mother the sole provider for the poor family.
At age 12, his mother bought him a small guitar and an amp at a pawn shop, Rojas said. Addicted to drugs, the teen began writing songs to cope with his pain, he said.
Then one day, while in the back of an ambulance because of a drug overdose, Rojas said God became real to him - more than just some superhero in the sky.
"God did for me what 10 rehabs couldn't do," Rojas said. " I look back at life and all I've been through and all the horrible things I've done and the bad choices I've made. It's crazy to look back and consider where I am now and how God has helped my life."
Now a family man, Rojas takes his wife and three children on tour with him.
The band and crew are his support team, good friends who help each other through difficult times, he said.
Rojas and his band do not shy away from sharing their struggles with fans.
"We want the audience to know they can overcome struggles, addictions, hurt," Rojas said. "It doesn't mean you won't hurt any more, but your pain and your past doesn't have to control you."
Just as God reached out to Rojas, the band hopes to share Christ's love with the people in small towns across America.
Seventh Day Slumber created the Small Town America tour to highlight the sometimes forgotten rural communities - where struggles and problems are just as real as the big cities, Rojas said.
"We want them to know they are not forgotten," the lead singer said. "God loves them."
And the band did not cut corners for its tour, either.
"This is the biggest, most expensive concert we've ever done before - with the lowest price," Rojas said.
Audiences can expect to see flame throwers, stuff that goes boom, an insane light show and an emotional rock experience, he said.
Rojas will share his testimony, and the band will play music from its new album "The Anthem of Angels," scheduled for release on Nov. 15.
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5 Do-It-Yourself Fast Food Recipes Tested for Accuracy
I've never quite understood the appeal of making fast food menu items at home. The entire point of fast food is that it arrives quickly, with minimal effort on your part. Nevertheless, you can find countless recipes online for just about every menu item from every restaurant imaginable, even the terrible stuff.
We debate some of the best and worst fast food items ever on this week's Unpopular Opinion podcast ...
... where I'm joined by Diana Cook, who runs the Cracked Twitter account and is also the love of my life, and Jeff May, a comic who likes nothing but hockey.
As for this column, instead of talking about overrated fast food, I decided to make some of my own. I tracked down five of the most popular online recipes for famous fast food items and took a shot at cooking them up myself. First up ...
#5. Krispy Kreme Glazed Doughnuts
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The Original:
Let's get the confessions out of the way right up front -- I'm not a fan of Krispy Kreme. I wrote about it a few weeks ago, actually. That said, it's National Doughnut Day, and who am I to spit in the face of that kind of accidental search traffic? So, I guess it's time to make the doughnuts, so to speak.
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The stupid kind.
For the purpose of this column, I'm speaking about and dealing with the famous Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut. If you show up when they first take a new batch out of the gallons of grease in which they're cooked, employees emerge from the shadows and give out free samples, like crack dealers campaigning for new customers at an after school program. They turn on a red neon sign to let people know that time has arrived, which is appropriate, in that eating a Krispy Kreme doughnut is like whoring your pancreas out to diabetes.
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Krispy Kreme franchises have been dying off at an alarming rate in recent years, though, so those hot doughnut encounters are few and far between these days. If you were the type who'd jump a median at the sight of that hot-treat beacon, learning to make a Krispy Kreme doughnut at home might be your only option.
The Biggest Hassle of Making It:
For brevity's sake, instead of me retelling the entire preparation process, if you're truly interested in the technical details of making your own doughnuts, you should just read the recipe I'm basing this on at some point later when it doesn't involve diverting your attention from me and the important work I'm doing right now.
Instead, going forward, I'm going to use this section to tell you what you really want to know about making fast food items at home, which, of course, is how much of a goddamn hassle it's going to be.
In the case of a Krispy Kreme doughnut, it's a whole lot. The directions involve 24 separate steps, and you could watch pretty much any movie that isn't directed by James Cameron in less time than it takes to make a batch. By far, though, the biggest burden is the dough.
Still more fun to watch than Titanic.
The best invention before sliced bread was bread you didn't have to make yourself, because that shit is a tremendous hassle. Doughnuts are a member of the bread family, obviously, so they're just as much hassle in that respect as anything else.
So, if efficiency is your concern, this is not the recipe for you. If there's no longer a Krispy Kreme in your town, you're just going to have to take heart in knowing that whatever substitute you find will probably be a million times better anyway.
The Results:
Here's the thing: As much as I dismiss Krispy Kreme doughnuts, they're still doughnuts. Provided you can navigate your way through the intricacies of making yeast rise, the rest of the steps from there aren't too labor intensive, and the finished product ... tastes like fried dough covered in a glaze of sugar. That's almost always going to taste delicious. My problem with Krispy Kreme has always been that they put that glaze on everything.
Now I can too!
As standard glazed doughnuts go, theirs is as good as any. The differences in a hot glazed doughnut from place to place are going to be about as noticeable as the difference between $299 headphones and $350 headphones. It's a doughnut. It's as fine as any, I suppose, but definitely not worth the time it takes to make one yourself.
#4. Orange Julius
The Original:
If you're under the age of 30 or so, Orange Julius might be relatively foreign to you. Sure, they're still around in some form or another, but not like they used to be. There was a time when there was an Orange Julius in damn near every mall in America, which is quite an accomplishment, considering that Satan was their mascot for most of the '80s.
Hail smoothies!
Their flagship product is the eponymous Orange Julius drink, an orange-based smoothie concoction that was once available with an optional whole raw egg for added protein, because everything we knew about fitness back then came from Rocky movies.
After salmonella presumably killed off most of their customer base, the chain was bought out by Dairy Queen, and a good Orange Julius has been hard to come by ever since.
The Biggest Hassle of Making It:
If the fall of Orange Julius is something that impacted your life, I have wonderful news. Making your own is absurdly easy. So much so that, as far as hassles go, I'd say the biggest is cleaning the blender when you're done. Everything else is just standard smoothie-making shit. Read how to do it here, if you're so inclined.
The Results:
Following the instructions provided by the Food.com recipe produced an icy, refreshing smoothie-type treat that tastes exactly like children's aspirin.
Now available in adult flavor!
In other words, it was a rousing success. That's exactly what an Orange Julius is supposed to taste like. I'd recommend whipping up a batch for your next '80s-themed party, if you do stupid things like that. Otherwise, just make them whenever you're in the mood. It's a lot less hassle than finding a mall that still sells them.
#3. Red Lobster Cheddar Biscuits
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The Original:
It was announced recently that the Red Lobster restaurant chain would be sold for $2.1 billion. If you're wondering why someone would pay that much cash for the Olive Garden of seafood restaurants, then you've probably never tried their garlic cheddar biscuits.
Red Lobster's only redeeming quality.
They put a big basket of them on every table, as far as my recollection of my last trip to Red Lobster goes. That was sometime in the early '90s, though, so things may have changed. Money is tighter now than it was back then; it wouldn't surprise me a bit if at some point Red Lobster started making people pay extra for these delicious little proofs that "even the blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes" is an accurate rule of life.
In short, these biscuits are the only thing Red Lobster does right.
The Biggest Hassle of Making It:
If there's one flaw in Red Lobster's garlic cheddar-based business model, it's that, much like Groupon, it's absurdly easy to replicate. In fact, going to Red Lobster is way more work than just making these things yourself. Once again, Food.com comes through with a fairly easy-to-manage recipe, if you're into that kind of thing.
In my travels, I've also found that the Pillsbury version you sometimes find in the freezer section of your local grocery store is equally delicious.
Just stop going to Red Lobster is what I'm saying, I guess.
Either way, this is a pretty straightforward recipe that doesn't require too many theatrics. It does call for a wooden spoon, like it's the 1800s or something, but I decided to roll the dice on that being totally optional. Other than that, it's just basic cooking stuff.
The Results:
It might have something to do with my staunch refusal to track down that wooden spoon, but my version turned out a little more ball shaped than biscuit shaped, but whatever, man, they're still delicious. If you're looking to completely immerse yourself in the Red Lobster experience, bake up a batch and serve them piping hot alongside whatever your local grocery store has marked for clearance in the seafood section.


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Some residents of the Samoas are just beginning to see relief following last week's deadly tsunami. Medical teams from New Zealand are delivering help to the southern coast where hundreds have lost their homes. Many are now gathered in makeshift camps. Reaching them has been difficult for emergency teams.
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assembly language program
Suppose the time field of a file directory entry uses bits 0-4 for the seconds, bits 5-10 for the minutes, and bits 11-15 for the hours (24-hour clock). For example, the following binary value indicates a time of 02:16:07, in hh:mm:ss format:
00010 010000 00111
Write a procedure named ShowFileTime that receives a binary file time value in the AX
register and displays the time in hh:mm:ss format.
The following program is written to accomplish the task, but it is incomplete. The code under label L1 and L2 in ShowFiletimeProc needs to be completed.
INCLUDE Irvine32.inc
time WORD 0001001000000111b ; 02:16:07
main PROC
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i do not know how to for receiving a binary file time value in the AX
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Well, it's going to be very hardware dependent. Are you sure the person who wrote the above partial code REALLY gave you ABSOLUTELY NO clues how to get user input? That there's absolutely *nothing* in your course notes to date about this?
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