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He had thoughts of attending the draft, but instead will be hanging out at home with family and friends hoping to get a phone call from an NHL team.
"I am a huge Washington Capitals fan," said Thrush, who then rattled off the names of several of the top Capitals' players. Thrush was ranked No. 89 in the most recent NHL Central Scouting report. "It's going to be fun."
Thrush said he doesn't feel any added pressure to perform as the Jacks' No. 1 pick.
"There's always some pressure, but you just try to do well for yourself and your team," said Thrush, 6-foot-1, 175 pounds. "It's not really added pressure, but it's good to have high expectations."
Thrush is committed to the University of New Hampshire for 2011.


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Any word on when BP will begin paying a dividend?
Sorry but I have to agree with MAllen's assessment of the situation. I just don't see BP reinstating the dividend any time soon. But it has been a money maker in short trades for me.
I searched the web on this very topic a couple of weeks ago.
I came away with dividend back next year, maybe first quarter, but greatly reduced.
Macondo was thirty percent of BP's revenue and with the other asset sales this company CAN NOT and WILL NOT generate the kind of profits that it once did (unsafely I might add). The people buying this do not understand that this will float around for awhile but long term this is going down.
The Macondo well was in operation for only a few months, BP only owned rights to Macondo for a few years. Why do we have to read such absolute nonsense on these boards?
"On 7 October 2009 the Transocean Marianas semi-submersible rig commenced drilling, but operations were halted at 4,023 feet (1,226 m) below the sea floor on 29 November 2009, when the rig was damaged by Hurricane Ida.[6] The Transocean Deepwater Horizon rig resumed drilling operations in February 2010"
The explosion was in APRIL. There is no way this well accounted for 30% of BP's huge revenues.
actually then never finished that well - and intended to plug it when completed - never earned a dime on it.
No divi until the Welfare President is out of Office.
He needs money for the economy he can't prouduce and BP can't should to have excess cash.
I don't think a lot of people fully realize just how cash strapped BP really is..
They SPENT more than they made in profits already on this mess.
Companies like that do not retain previous year(s) profits and just keep them under their mattress.
When something like this happens, they don't have $30-$40 billion sitting there in petty cash they can meet head on. They have to liquidate!
P is doing just that. That is why even the $20 Billion for the Spill trust fund is being paid in installments..
Never mind the $8 billion or so they already spent in the clean up effort.
Historically of cancelled dividends in the stock market, what case(s) have they been restored?
Word around the refinery is dividend will start back up the first quarter of next year. It wasnt bp decision to stop the dividends it was obamas.


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Ooh, maybe I should GET the patch! Or stick the dark chocolate directly on the outside of my body! Thanks for sharing this.
Damn, I miss my estrogen. I don't think the chocolate and pumpkin pie antidote, as good as it sounds, has lasting benefits with the estrogen deprived brain! Boy I miss my estrogen!


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Make it quantitative when possible, or at least logical.
On Aug 28, 2004, at 8:32 PM, Andrei Herasimchuk wrote:
> On Aug 26, 2004, at 1:33 PM, Jef Raskin wrote:
>>> "Initial-user-learnabilty" is a jargon term often used to disguise
>>> an opinion used in meetings to push one's own design politics.
>> On the contrary, it is a measurable quantity. In particular you
>> establish a criterion for success (e.g. correctly uses the command
>> within time t some percentage p of the attempts) and measure how long
>> or how many trials it takes for a statistically significant number of
>> naive subjects to meet the criterion.
> Like I said, a fancy term to describe an opinion. What is the
> "criterion for success?"
> It tends to go a little bit like this usually: Users should be able to
> to do task in two seconds. (Why? What is so relevant about two
> seconds?) Therefore, I'll create a "initial-user-learnability" metric
> to measure against.
You miss the point. The criterion is chosen to allow you to compare two
or more methods in terms of learnability so that you can see which is
better. How "it tends to go" is irrelevant, as how X or Y does it may
or may not be how it should be done. Could you give me references as
to here you got the "two seconds" from -- I don't think so because you
just made it up.
Setting up a reasonable criterion, which may be from under two seconds
to over six months depending on the task, is part of the experimental
design. Given a particular case, we can choose one that is meaningful
in the context of the task to be done and the resources available.
> What about context? What about emotional connection to task
> completion? What about long-term efficiency, where going slower might
> create steadier results and longer term efficiency? What about focus
> and attention, where multiple things might be going on for the user
> outside the current task?
What about them? They are among the other factors to be considered. I
never said that time to learn to use a widget or set of widgets to some
criterion was the only factor. Just because there are many factors does
not invalidate any one of them. I think that your comment here fails to
be logical.
>> Efficiency is defined objectively in "The Humane Interface",
>> Addison-Wesley 2000, pp 83 ff. Because you don't know what it is
>> doesn't mean that it has no meaning.
> I don't need a lesson on what the term efficiency means.
Then please tell me what it means to you.
>> If two methods are otherwise equal, and one sometimes loses
>> information the other does not, the one that loses information has
>> lower efficiency.
> That completely misses the point of context and its impact on the
> methods.
Again the fallacy that because a particular measure does not measure
everything it is wrong. Efficiency is one factor among many, and in
some circumstances it is an important one.
> You claimed a cut command was inefficient as compared to a move
> command because of the risk from cut in losing information. That risk
> is just a risk, it doesn't make move inherently more efficient.
Of course it does. Higher risk means that more effort is wasted, and
thus the cut-and-paste effort is less efficient. But perhaps you have a
different definition of "efficient", which is why I ask for your
definition. You say you don't need a lesson on what it means, perhaps I
do: educate me.
> Further, as the example Sandeep pointed out, move can sometimes
> impede on the fly work if one's attention gets caught by something
> else to fix. There are many other examples of these sorts of pros and
> cons for both move and cut. Enough that I don't think you can make
> blanket statements about move being inherently better than cut and
> paste.
>>> Got it that you think cut-and-paste is badly designed and
>>> troublesome. Got it that you think designers are not asking the
>>> right quetions. That doesn't make cut-and-paste badly designed and
>>> troublesome.
>> But it is. You haven't shown otherwise, and I've given references and
>> methods that show it is troublesome. And most users have had it cause
>> them trouble. You'd have to have your head in the sand to not see
>> this happening.
> How is cut and paste badly designed? It does what it was meant to do:
> cut information away. It even uses a word that has dangerous yet
> precise meaning! Is a knife badly designed because one might slip on a
> wet floor and fall on it killing themselves? It happens occasionally,
> so are knives badly designed?
Just because something is dangerous in the physical world does not mean
we have to copy that danger in our interfaces. We can use the
flexibility of software to do better. The knife may or may not be badly
designed, but if you can provide a different tool that gets the job
done and which won't kill you if you fall on it, you should provide
such a tool.
BTW, why does a system need a Cut command when it already has a Delete
key on the keyboard?
> Adding a move command to the toolbox is a fine and lofty goal.
Not fine and lofty, just practical and better for users. Have you ever
built a move-and-copy system and tried it on users? I have, and the
preference for it quickly becomes clear. A typical reaction is "why
doesn't everybody do it this way?". You are speaking theoretically, and
I am speaking both theoretically and with some experience.
> A move command has it use and I agree it has strengths. But to use
> the justification for move that cut is badly designed and needs to go
> based on some sort of criteria of intial-user-learnability and
> frequent-user-efficiency jargon is the kind of thing that gets
> designers in trouble in meetings.
>> The very best interface cannot be expected to make a broken method
>> work.
> You claim that cut-and-paste is broken. I claim that's false.
It is broken because it needlessly causes users to lose material from
time to time. Anything that hurts users when they make a mistake is
>>> In fact, when most designers do push outside of what is familiar,
>>> trying to add new tools that might prove useful, they are usually
>>> shot down by "experts" like Nielsen telling them to do what is
>>> familiar.
>> Don't malign my friend Jakob.
> Too late for that. I assume you've never read anything on my web site.
> Further, Nielsen brings it on to himself as near as I can tell. Just
> read the reactions from designers on my articles to see that.
I have read much of your site. There is even one essay which is
surprised at how good some of his work is. I don't agree with him at
all on many issues, I am not a lover of his use of English. But he's
generally competent.
Have you read my book?
>> If you are restricted to current methods and widgets, his
>> recommendations are very good as to how to use them well.
> Even when you are not constrained in that regard, Nielsen would claim
> to play it safe and return to the familiar.
That's also my greatest problem with his work. We agree on that.
> Most of what he has written these last ten years has been exactly
> about this point. I don't see how this can be disputed with what
> Nielsen has written for the record.
>> As you've put the word "expert" in ironic-quotes to refer to Nielsen
>> and "leader" in ironic-quotes to refer to me I take it you have an
>> animus toward us. Care to explain why?
> Just repeating. http://www.useit.com/jakob/
If you use quotes to indicate that you are quoting some source, you
must give the source, otherwise the quotes, as you used them, mean that
you are being ironic. Your misuse of punctuation was the problem here.
>> Not at all, that would violate the interface principle of monotony.
>> They should replace Cut and Paste with Move. The details can be
>> looked up, but I am sure you can figure out a good interface design
>> for yourself.
> I completely disagree with you. Cut and Paste has its place.
Why? Because Microsoft uses it? Let's have a reason. I have not found
one instance where it is superior or otherwise justifies having a place
in a user interface.
> I also think Move is fine and dandy too. The are many contextual
> issues with both that have to be considered. Sandeep mentioned one,
> another is holding different kinds of data in memory, from words to
> pixels to vectors and pasting each in different apps while crossing
> tasks,
That is an implementation issue, it is independent of whether to use
Cut-and-paste or Move-and-copy.
> another is moving data from one app to another, like from email into
> Word where context of the data and focus might completely switch on
> the user. They both have positives and negatives.
What are the negatives of Move-and-Copy in these circumstances? Between
apps you just select (as with Cut-and-Paste), shift focus to the other
app, choose your spot, and use the Move commands. No negatives I can
see. If you get interrupted in the middle, forget what you were doing,
and start another Move, you have lost nothing, unlike the Cut method.
It's a win in every case.
>> But, in this case, if you will recall, I was responding to somebody
>> else's post which used "Initial-user-learnabilty", and was responding
>> in their terms out of courtesy and so as not to muddle the discussion
>> with one about terminology. I do not use that term in my own work, so
>> you are yelling at the wrong party in that particular case.
> I missed that message in the thread then, and I apologize for thinking
> you added it.
Apology accepted.
> Andrei
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>BTW, why does a system need a Cut command when it already has a Delete
key on the keyboard?
1] delete and cut are not the same function
2] even if they were, not everybody is a keyboard user
3] s/w should provide multiple entries to tasks, like menus, which are
- discoverable
- mouse-activated
>so if the OS gave you, say, 100 clipboard "undos" out of the box, how
big an issue/risk would this still pose?
Would mitigate the prob somewhat, but not an ideal solution. It is
merely providing a way to *recover* a screw up instead of discouraging
it in the first place. Also, once your million dollar idea has now been
dumped into a big pool of clips, it is a whole separate task to find and
recover that specific one - interrupting workflow.
Or more succinctly, _if it's never lost in the first place, it never has
to be found_.
On Aug 30, 2004, at 9:27 AM, Dave Collins wrote:
>> BTW, why does a system need a Cut command when it already has a Delete
> key on the keyboard?
> Because:
> 1] delete and cut are not the same function
This is a long discussion, but why aren't they the same? The idea is
that there is something there that you want to remove. To use "cut" and
then "paste" when you really want to just move something is to use two
commands where one would do.
> 2] even if they were, not everybody is a keyboard user
Both delete and cut can be on the keyboard, or both can be on the
screen. I suggest therefore that this is not a distinction between
> 3] s/w should provide multiple entries to tasks, like menus, which are
> - discoverable
> - mouse-activated
Multiple entries to the same task or one entry for each task? I am not
clear as to what you mean here. And (the flip side of what you said
earlier) not everybody is a mouse user.
>> so if the OS gave you, say, 100 clipboard "undos" out of the box, how
> big an issue/risk would this still pose?
> Would mitigate the prob somewhat, but not an ideal solution. It is
> merely providing a way to *recover* a screw up instead of discouraging
> it in the first place. Also, once your million dollar idea has now been
> dumped into a big pool of clips, it is a whole separate task to find
> and
> recover that specific one - interrupting workflow.
> Or more succinctly, _if it's never lost in the first place, it never
> has
> to be found_.
This I agree with totally.
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On Aug 30, 2004, at 4:58 PM, Jef Raskin wrote:
> This is a long discussion, but why aren't they the same? The idea is
> that there is something there that you want to remove. To use "cut"
> and then "paste" when you really want to just move something is to use
> two commands where one would do.
You have yet to acknowledge the cases where it makes sense to have one
command "remove and don't hold in memory" the data in question and one
command to "remove it and keep it in memory so I can paste it
elsewhere, maybe even multiple times."


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> Advice Needed: Kel - Tec .223s?
March 17, 2006, 08:05 PM
Does anybody have any experience with the Kel - Tec SU - 16 series of .223 carbines? I've been told good things about them by a local gun store, and was wondering what to expect from them. Thanks.
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March 17, 2006, 08:11 PM
From my experience, they seem like a really nice value w/ a lot of versatility built into them....I'm guessing from your screen name you're a CA resident...have you bought your non-list ar lower yet?
March 17, 2006, 08:19 PM
No, I wanted to save up for a .308 semiauto, like a M1A or FAL. Of course, who knows when those'll be banned as well? Seeing as I live in LA, it seems smart to own a large caliber rifle in case those periodic, pesky riots come down my street.
March 17, 2006, 11:56 PM
I hear ya, but being able to purchase an AR style rifle in CA is just such a far cry from just a few weeks ago that it seemed almost unpatriotic not to climb on board that band wagon...it's my duty to build one (or 3)!
March 18, 2006, 12:44 AM
Defintely purchase an "off-list" lower. Its only 150 - 200 bucks, and you can get the other parts later. You probably have about another 30-90 days, but maybe not. After the DOJ lists them, you will not be able to get these lowers in Cali anymore (unless manufactures change model names), and/or unless CA laws change to ban all semi-autos), etc.. Visit Calguns.net for more info. Click on: Forums, Legal & Political, .223 AR variants. ALSO it is mandatory to read the FAQ which is highlighted in red at the top of every Calguns.net page. This FAQ explains the whole "off-list" lower situation.
As for the Kel-tec, I have a SU-16CA and like it a lot. Very light. Folds compactly (I can put it in a 24" suitcase). Shoots good (averages ~2" groups at 100, which is fine accuracy from a mostly plastic gun.) Add the compact forend which gives you top and bottom rails. Add a red dot optic and you are good to go. It takes AR mags, and since it is not classified as an assault weapon (for now), you can have detachable mags. Do not add a forward pistol grip, a flash hider, or other PC 12276.1 features, lest you be guilty of a felony.
March 18, 2006, 03:10 AM
I like mine
The sights are just serviceable but it shoots a lot better with a red dot
I put a Hakko BED-35 on it and its shooting great
March 18, 2006, 03:24 AM
As Donald Sutherland said to Dustin Hoffman in the Graduate..."Plastic":D
March 18, 2006, 03:55 AM
it is very light, has fold out bipod legs, which are good when you are in a hurry for some support, and has interchangeable stuff with an ar. it is a good value.
March 18, 2006, 12:37 PM
Sounds pretty darn good to me. 2" at 100yds is about all the accuracy that's needed. Definitely sounds like a better value than a mini-14. Thanks all.
March 18, 2006, 12:44 PM
Well, as stated earlier, you still can get an AR-15 lower receiver and build it up into a fixed 10-round mag rifle. (With an eye toward converting to a detachable mag rifle when legal/able) You can build one up for about $750, including the fixed mag kit. You can probably do better on the price if you're a sharp buyer.
However, if you don't want to take that route, I recommend the SU-16 over the Mini-14
I own both and prefer the SU-16
At any rate get something while you are able
Who knows what mischief the California legislature is going to cause?
March 18, 2006, 12:59 PM
Quick comment, if you get the SU-16 (and you should), be sure to get the Bravo or CA version. The sights on the Alpha are atrocious and although you can buy the Bravo sights for it, it is not that easy to switch. Better to spend your time/money on something that is good right out of the box.
March 20, 2006, 04:43 PM
How do I go about buying and off list lower?
March 20, 2006, 04:48 PM
Check the forum here:
March 20, 2006, 05:44 PM
Well Id rather have one than a mini-14 I think. But they both have the heating problem.
March 20, 2006, 06:54 PM
<Quick comment, if you get the SU-16 (and you should), be sure to get the Bravo or CA version. The sights on the Alpha are atrocious and although you can buy the Bravo sights for it, it is not that easy to switch. Better to spend your time/money on something that is good right out of the box.>
The Alpha has an 18" barrel. The other models are 16" or shorter. You have to get the Alpha if you want a longer barrel.
Frankly, I think they should offer one with a 20" bbl.
March 20, 2006, 10:58 PM
I really like shooting my "A" model, but I agree with the previous posters, if possible get the B or CA model for the better sights. I use mine with optics so don't really worry too much about it. There has been at least one test where the owner went through several hundred rounds as fast as he could change mags with no functioning problems in case that seems to be an issue.
Mine has been extremely reliable over about 18 months and shoots 55 gr. loads pretty consistantly at around 2", I've only used factory ammo, normally Blackhills reloads or Winchester white box so they may do better with handloads, different weights or higher quality ammo. But it's good enough for my plinking needs.
In short, it's the right weight for a .223, reasonable accurate, tough enough for everyday non-military use, uses AR mags, and around here are much cheaper than an AR. What's not to like?
March 21, 2006, 12:45 AM
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=30568 Check this out. This guy on the cal guns forum is working on a cali legal ar that use detachable mags. Mark
March 21, 2006, 03:16 PM
that doesnt look half bad. It actually looks half good :D
March 21, 2006, 04:06 PM
I own and shoot a 'Bravo' and am very happy with it. I did have a firing pin break on me, which KelTec replaced for free and within a week (including round-trip postal time from CA to FL!). I bought a spare one anyway. The Alpha has an 18" barrel. The other models are 16" or shorter. You have to get the Alpha if you want a longer barrel.
The Alpha also has a thicker barrel than the Bravo. This will give you better accuracy than the Bravo when rapid-fire heats the barrels up. The Alpha also has the longest sight radius of all the SU-16s. Pretty close to the best SU-16 trim, imo, when upgraded with the Bravo sight kit.
Frankly, I think they should offer one with a 20" bbl.
+1 to that. Instead, they seem to be making shorter and shorter barrels. 18" Alpha -> 16" Bravo, Charlie, CA ->12" Delta and ->9" Delta :eek: And now the PLR HANDGUN:rolleyes: But then again, KelTec is know for making supercompact guns, so I guess the tendency to shorten is a company thing.
March 21, 2006, 05:22 PM
question about mag storage.
How are 20 round mags stored in the stock. From the picture it appears taht a pair of 20s should be able to be stored just like a pair of 10s, but the info says pair of 10s or single 20 or single 30. Do you have to put 20s and 30s in sideways or something?
March 21, 2006, 10:45 PM
Yes the 20 rd. mags go in the stock sideways, not enough tension to keep them in place if you try to put two of the larger mags in vertically.The KelTec mags are plastic and only hold ten rounds, very light weight.
March 23, 2006, 05:03 PM
wait a second, are we talking storing empty or loaded mags?
because really, isn't the weight of a loaded mag much more influenced by the fact that it is full than how light weight the maghousing is. As in, sure, keltecs mags may be light when empty, but you load em up and they should be a lot heftier...hence the need for a stronger clamp.
March 23, 2006, 07:18 PM
The SU-16's stock can hold either 2 10-round mags or 1 20/30 round mag. empty or full.
In fact, the little detents in the stock were so tight that once I put a 30-round mag in the stock, I needed a screwdriver to leverage the mag out of there! I called Kel-Tec and they sent me some shorter pins, so now I'm able to remove the mag with my bare fingers.
With a 30-rounder in the stock and a 30-rounder in the magwell, the SU-16 would make a great bug out rifle.
March 23, 2006, 07:40 PM
Yes, as I mentioned "The KelTec mags are plastic and only hold ten rounds, very light weight." I guess I should have been more clear that means loaded to their full manufactured capacity.
March 24, 2006, 12:54 AM
Meh.. I've been following this lower thing for awhile.
The off-list lower idea is a good one, but personally I refuse to own a nerfed break-open AR-15. Sure they can easily be converted back to normal detachable mag rifle... but who wants to become a felon and go to prison over a rifle? I seriously doubt the CA DOJ will ever give us the oppurtunity to own detachable mag ARs ever again. If they have to, they'll pass some legislation to say these off-list lowers can never have detachable mags.
I'd get a SU-16CA or go all out and get a M1A before getting an off-list lower.
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My husband the malomnivore will eat this & they're not out yet! I halved the recipe added my own herbs, some Celtic salt, topped it with a basil and sundried tomato blend with some pink salt and voila! I also refrigerated the flaxsoak for one night. Great.
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2 cups Flax Seed + 4 cups Soak water
2 medium Tomatoes
3-4 cloves Garlic (I like a lot!)
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Blend tomatoes, onions, garlic and seasonings in food processor until well blended with no chunks. Taste and adjust seasonings. Add soaked Flax seeds. Blend a bit more until well incorporated, flax seeds will stay whole. On teflex sheets, spoon mixture into three inch rounds, or whatever cracker size you prefer, 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. I dehydrate at 145* for the first hour, then 110*-105* until dry enough to turn over, then allow to dry completely. They get thin and crunchy.
I only have a 5 tray dehydrator, and it makes more than that....you could scale the recipe back, but I tend to gobble these up, so I dont mind having to run the dehydrator longer.
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These are some of my favorite crackers of all time. I got the basic recipe from Mary Rydman's book, Raw and Radiant. I found I needed to make it more flavorful than the original, so feel free to go lighter on the garlic, onion etc. I like them with sliced avocado, sliced tomatoes, cucumber, or (my favorite) raw goat cheddar. They're great for taking to work for lunch.
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Hey, just saw your comment ahealthyendeavor. It is two cups of dry flax seeds soaked in four cups of water. You use the entire goopy mix in the recipe.
In the directions I was wondering if you meant to soak 2 cups of flax seed in four cups of water or to soak enough flax that the final yield is two cups in four cups of water?
I would really love to try this recipe, it sounds delicious!
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Thank you so much for this recipe! I LOVE the simplicity but the smell and taste were awesome!
Most of the cracker recipes have SO many ingredients in them (including citrus, namu shoyu, nuts, spices, I don't have etc), and between my 4 & 7 yr olds and myself - someone always seems to break out in a rash or have a headache or diarreah from at least one of the ingredients or the kids find them too spicy or my husband thinks they are too bland. I've tried 'winging' with different ingredients and spice combinations but they are never 'stellar'. These are perfect!!!!!!!!!!!
I freeze fresh spices in containers in the freezer, so I used 2 tablespoons of frozen oregano leaves, at least 4 cloves of garlic and at least 1/2 a large onion. I could smell the garlic on my 4 yr old when she came in the bedroom and knew she'd been into them already!! LOL
BUT being pregnant and due any day with my 3rd I just didn't get around to it before I went to bed......soooooo I blended the ingredients in the Vitamix, stirred it into the glass bowl of soaking flax and stuck it in the fridge until morning and hoped for the best.
It was perfect spreadable consistency - but it ONLY made 3 trays in the Excalibur ;-( and I spread it a bit too thin as I had holes in them! I dehydrated at 105 I think - and I flipped them after a few hours off the teflex to the mesh and then it only took another few hours before they were super crispy.
Again, thanks so much for such a simple, yummy recipe and taking the guesswork out of it for me! ;-)
I'm so glad you liked it. I was a little intimidated by the amount of water too at first, but it makes a really nice light, thin crispy cracker. But your variation sounds great! I prefer to use summer time heirloom tomatoes (better flavor) as I agree more tomato is better...but alas, it is the middle of winter.
Totally delicious!! I found the consistency very watery so I added less water and still ended up adding ground up pumpkin and sunflower seeds. I doubled the recipe and added basil instead of oregano in the second batch. More tomato would be good in it too. Instead of rounds I just spread the batter on the trays--much easier. My daughter says they taste like pizza.
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It might help if you assign static IP adresses to everything that you connect with, there may be some kind of IP conflict going on.
Go into your routers settings page to do this, refer to your instruction manual for further information.
hey guys, i have read theough the forums, and cant find anyone with my problem soo im going to post it ere
I have a Speedstream 4200 router, for my DSL and a Dlink switch connecting 2 other computers to my network. When i install my software for the nintendo Wifi USB connector i disable everything, except my internet connection. I install it and install the usb connecter on the Wii in connection 3 spot. The Wiis net works everytime, but when i got to reconnect the 2 other computers they dont work and when i get them working the Wiis net stops working and then i go through all that i wrote ere again, and well then im back to sqaure 1. Also i disconnected the 2 other computers for a couple of days the the Wiis net was fine until i rebooted the computer, and now it says a error code 52242, (Unable to connect to server).
Please help, cause im getting sick of reinstalling the USB connect every 2nd day
thx for all your help
It might help if you assign static IP adresses to everything that you connect with, there may be some kind of IP conflict going on.
Go into your routers settings page to do this, refer to your instruction manual for further information.
What Funky Gibbon stated is probably the issue. the more things conected to your router the more fouled it can become. I had to set manual ip addresses to my wii. laptop, desktop and psp in order to solve the intermitent connection issues. now all run smoothly.
hey guys i did wat u said about the static IP address. When i installed the USB wifi, it gave it self the IP of 192.168.1.1 so i looked at my routers IP and its 22.214.171.124, so i went inside it and went to change it to 192.168.1.2 but if keeps on making errors. So then i changed my switch to 192.168.1.3 and my roommates computer to 192.168.1.4. SO then i checked and rebooted everything and my roommate still doesnt have the internet and now my wii is off the internet. First it said could not find USB device so i unplugged and replugged it in, then it said error code 52142. and when i double click on the Wifi icon on my toolbar, where it is supposed to have my name, it has about 10 little rectangles where my name is supposed to be.
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Felipe Lopez-Velasquez was sentenced Thursday, Aug. 29, by Kent County Circuit Court Judge Dennis Leiber, who described the now-16-year-old as a danger to society who needed to be separated from potential victims.
Lopez-Velasquez and 14-year-old Marco Vazquez both confessed to raping, assaulting and robbing a 21-year-old Grand Valley State University student as she was walking near Valley Avenue NW and West Fulton Street on Sept. 10, 2012.
The woman was raped and her head was slammed into the ground near John Ball Park.
In a hearing last week, the woman described how the attack has changed her life and asked for the maximum sentence for her assailant.
"I can honestly say my life has been forever changed by being a victim of this crime," she said. "I am not the person I was."
She said fear and pain, both physical and emotional, followed the attack and persist to this day.
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She returned to the courtroom along with friends and family to listen to the sentence.
Lopez-Velasquez explained that he was only 15 when the crime occurred and that being around other jail inmates convinced him this is not the life he wants to lead.
He stopped speaking until his attorney whispered in his ear and then he continued.
"I want to apologize to the victim," Lopez-Velasquez said. The victim's brother shouted out "Don't apologize."
Leiber then explained that being 15 is no excuse for the brutality this crime displayed. The judge said the teen has a record of expulsions from school for fighting, multiple foster home placements marked by a lack of respect shown to guardians, and alcohol and drug use starting at the age of 9.
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Delicate flavor??? Even in my CW days I thought canola oil smelled FUNKY! Blech.
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Contains a substance associated with heart lesions? Does that sound "good for your heart"?
All that claim boils down to is that they've leapt on a belief that monounsaturated fats, such as are found in olive oil, duck fat, etc., might be "good for the heart":
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Since rapeseed oil is high in monounsaturates, they're making the claim on that basis.
Indeed. Which is egregious nutritionism. It might have oleic acid and ALA but it also has a bunch of linoleic acid, twice as much as olive oil. I think that oleic acid protects against heart disease but not because it lowers LDL cholesterol. Its effects on insulin sensitivity, HDL, and various hormones like adiponectin and testosterone are desirable. It also prevents breast cancer by modulating gene expression whereas linoleic acid makes all of that worse in excess. Olive oil and getting some omega 3 fats from a good source like fish makes a lot more sense.
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Kevin Dineen chuckled when asked about a post-loss meeting Tuesday after which Panthers general manager Dale Tallon told The Herald Dineen?s coaching job was safe for now.
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The Panthers have one win in their last 10 games and that came via the shootout against Minnesota. The franchise also has new owners. Minority owner Doug Cifu was in the Tuesday postgame meeting with Tallon, hockey operations director Mike Dixon and assistant general manager Mike Santos.
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After early start, worst of flu season may be over
NEW YORK -- The worst of the flu season appears to be over across the country.
The number of states reporting intense or widespread illnesses dropped again last week, and in a few states there was very little flu going around, U.S. health officials said Friday.
The season started earlier than normal, first in the Southeast and then spreading. But now, by some measures, flu activity has been ebbing for at least four weeks in much of the country. Flu and pneumonia deaths also dropped the last two weeks, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.
"It's likely that the worst of the current flu season is over," CDC spokesman Tom Skinner said.
But flu is hard to predict, he and others stressed, and there have been spikes late in the season in the past.
For now, states like Georgia and New York -- where doctor's offices were jammed a few weeks ago -- are reporting low flu activity. The hot spots are now the West Coast and the Southwest.
Among the places that have seen a drop: Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest in Allentown, Pa., which put up a tent outside its emergency room in January to help deal with the steady stream of patients. There were about 100 patients each day back then. Now it's down to 25 and the hospital may pack up its tent next week, said Terry Burger, director of infection control and prevention for the hospital.
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Final Fantasy XIII painted on the walls of LA
You know it's getting close to E3 when Downtown LA turns into video game advertisements instead of pictures of the Lakers. The time of year when gamers take over the streets. The buildings are at the corner of S. Figueroa Street and Olympic Boulevard in Downtown Los Angeles and confirm that Final Fantasy XIII will be released in 2010. "With E3 right around the corner, it's pedal-to-the-metal mode for us here at Square Enix, which means very late nights (or early mornings, depending on how you see it) and more fast food than you can imagine. There are some big things planned for you, so we're all excited about this year's E3. We've got a great lineup of products to show and word in the office is that our booth will be quite the sight. No, I take that back. It's going to be AWESOME. It's a shame that weRead more →
Tim Gunn makes this suit look good
Tim Gunn is my hero. I love him in Project Runway. I love him on his Guide to Style show. His impeccable look combined with his famous sayings (Make it work), make him the most lovable guy in fashion. But can he be a SuperHero? In Marvel's upcoming book, Models Inc #1, Tim Gunn will be trying on a new suit, Iron Man's. According to the NY Times, Gunn will have to wear the suit to save civilians at a fashion show. The cover above is drawn by Phil Jimenez. "I'm not certain of the particulars of how I'll be portrayed, but I'm really excited about it," Gunn told the Times. "To say I'm a character in a comic book is wild!" I'd love to hear him tell the Avengers to Make it Work! [source via newsarama] FollowRead more →
Wallace & Gromit coming to Xbox Live this week
Monday is a holiday for the working, so Major Nelson listed what games will be coming to Xbox Live Arcade this week. TellTale Games' Wallace & Gromit will be available Wednesday for 800 MS points. Fright of the Bumblebees is the episode that is being released. Also coming to XBLA is Yosumin Live from Square Enix and Boogle from Hasbro Family Games for 800 MS Points each. FollowRead more →
Battlefield Bad Company 2 trailer and screens
Last week at EA3, we got a first look at the multiplayer of Battlefield Bad Company 2. DICE isn't showing the single player mission yet but hopefully we'll see that soon. The maps are massive, and the graphics are even better. It has more team play, and more vehicles. DICE wants to give you more in every aspect and I think it's working. Below are the first screenshots and trailer from mutliplayer play. Enjoy! [gtrailer]49570[/gtrailer] FollowRead more →
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David Schaefer, 67, of Bellevue, died Friday, Dec. 14, 2012, at his residence.
He was born Nov. 3, 1945, in Bellevue, to William V. and Elizabeth "Betty" (Moyer) Schaefer. He was a U.S. Army veteran, serving during the Vietnam War. He married Carol C. (Blake) Schaefer June 17, 1967, at Immaculate Conception Church, Bellevue, and she preceded him in death Oct. 5, 2007.
Survivors include a son, Matt Schaefer of Bellevue; daughter, Kristen (Ben) Stoll of North Fairfield; eight grandchildren; one brother, Stephen (Linda) Schaefer of Bellevue; two sisters, Jane (Kirk) Horn of Bellevue and Cynthia (Frank) DeLuca of Huron; a sister-in-law, Carol Schaefer of Youngwood, Pa.; and special friend, Diane Streeter of Bellevue.
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Everybody Votes Channel, Check Mii Out, Internet Channel, Metroid Prime Preview Channel are all current WiiWare downloads. Starting in March (in Japan at least, hopefully elsewhere at the same time), actual new games will be available for purchase (as opposed to old games for the Virtual Console).Originally Posted by wiiman14
They will more than likely make a hardrive for the wii, but it will probably be external, but that's better than nothing.
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Their father-daughter relationship was torn by run-ins with the law and battles with addiction. For a while, they didn't even speak to each other – for 25 years.
But now, two years after Tatum and Ryan O'Neal reconnected following the death of his longtime love, Farrah Fawcett, they were able to put their differences aside – and put on their dancing shoes – to reach out to those in need at the Hollywood Arts Center for homeless and at-risk young adults.
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Gamblers wagered $35.1 million on slot machines at Presque Isle Downs & Casino during the week of June 3-9.
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The gross revenue -- the amount of gamblers' losses -- was $2.8 million, after subtracting $926,000 in promotional free plays.
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May 2009: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has co-organized, with the Clean Air Institute and the support of the Rockefeller Foundation, a conference that sought to build consensus on the required policy response to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from transport in the developing world.
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History is No Guide: Towards Greatly Expanded Financial Sector Regulation (In Chinese)
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Tsinghua Law Review (Tsinghua Faxue), Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 22-41, 2010
A Chinese language, partial, translation of a much longer paper addressing the roots of the Global Financial Crisis 2008-2009, examining proposed structural and regulatory remedies worldwide but with particular reference to the PRC financial sector and its pre-Financial Crisis reform program, and advocating for increased liberalization in the PRC, but renewed macro-prudential regulation globally.
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