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HTACCESS - Need help in Permanent Redirection Issue
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Hi you use in 301 redirection for details as under:
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Yes you use it but make sure which language your site crate like a PHP Or HTML. only for htaccess.
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The generalized use of antibiotics in agriculture and animal farming contributed to their dissemination in the environment which promotes microorganism selection and emergence of resistant strains. This phenomenon can be enhanced by the ability of microorganism to persist within complex communities known as biofilms. 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All samples were from Lisbon and neighboring municipalities and were tested for fungi of clinical interest. Potentially pathogenic fungi were isolated from all samples besides one. Fusarium dimerum (32.4%) was found to be the dominant species in one park and Chrysonilia spp. in the other (46.6%). Fourteen different species and genera were detected and no dermatophytes were found. Of a total of 14 species and genera, the fungi most isolated from the samples of the elementary schools were Penicillium spp. (74%), Cladophialophora spp. (38%) and Cladosporium spp. (90%). Five dominant species and genera were isolated from the kindergartens. Penicillium spp. was the only genus isolated in one, though with remarkably high counts (32500 colony forming units per gram). In the other kindergarten Penicillium spp. were also the most abundant species, occupying 69% of all the fungi found. All of the samples exceeded the Maximum Recommended Value (MRV) for beach sand defined by Brandão et al. 2011, which are currently the only quantitative guidelines available for the same matrix. The fungi found confirm the potential risk of exposure of children to keratinophilic fungi and demonstrates that regular cleaning or replacing of sand needs to be implemented in order to minimize contamination. 2016-04-04T00:00:00Z The impact of some microcystins on the growth of heterotrophic bacteria from Portuguese freshwater reservoir http://hdl.handle.net/10400.18/3776 Título: The impact of some microcystins on the growth of heterotrophic bacteria from Portuguese freshwater reservoir Autor: Miguéns, Diana; Valério, Elisabete Resumo: Microcystins (MCs) are hepatotoxins that are abundantly produced by cyanobacteria. Studies have shown that these toxins affect many multicellular organisms that inhabit aquatic ecosystems; however, their impact on bacteria that co-occur with freshwater cyanobacteria is still unclear. In this study, the impact of the three most common variants of MCs (MCLR, MCRR, and MCYR) on the growth of heterotrophic bacteria isolated from four Portuguese reservoirs was evaluated. Some isolates were derived from freshwater sources where blooms of cyanobacteria that often contain microcystin-producing strains are frequently observed and from a reservoir where these phenomena do not occur. Morphological and molecular characterisation of the bacterial isolates was performed, and these bacteria were exposed to three different concentrations of each MC variant. The effect of MCs on bacterial growth was then evaluated. This study showed that MCLR, MCRR and MCYR can reduce the growth of some heterotrophic bacteria isolated from freshwater sources. To our knowledge, this is the first study in which the impact of several variants of MCs was evaluated in a diverse group of freshwater heterotrophic bacteria. Descrição: Publicaciones del III Congreso Ibérico de Cianotoxinas (Blanes, 2013) 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Applicability of the real-time PCR assay in the amplification of cyanobacterial DNA from preserved samples http://hdl.handle.net/10400.18/3775 Título: Applicability of the real-time PCR assay in the amplification of cyanobacterial DNA from preserved samples Autor: Churro, Catarina; Valério, Elisabete; Pereira, Paulo; Vasconcelos, Vitor Resumo: The study and monitoring of cyanobacterial blooms often involves the use of preserved samples to avoid cellular degradation. However, preserved samples may not be suitable for molecular biology studies because preservation methods can interfere with DNA quality/quantity. Real-time quantitative PCR analysis (qPCR) has been widely applied in molecular analysis and is considered a promising method for monitoring purposes. This study intended to evaluate the applicability of the real-time qPCR technique in samples that were subjected to different methods of preservation: (1) 15% Lugol's iodine solution (2) 4% formaldehyde and (3) 25% glutaraldehyde. The ability to amplify and quantify DNA extracted from Planktothrix agardhii was assessed using the rpoC1 gene as the target fragment in both raw water samples and in vitro cultures. No reliable DNA amplification was obtained from glutaraldehyde-preserved samples. Successful amplification was obtained from Lugol's and formaldehyde-preserved samples. In this case, however, the quantification that was achieved by real-time PCR cannot be used to infer cell numbers, because the Ct values that were obtained from the Lugol's and formaldehydepreserved samples were significantly higher than the Ct values that were obtained from the unpreserved samples. Therefore real-time PCR can be used for the detection and identification of cyanobacteria in preserved samples but no reliable cell quantification can be performed using this method. Descrição: Publicaciones del III Congreso Ibérico de Cianotoxinas (Blanes, 2013) 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Roast Beef Sandwich Slices
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 25 mins
If you are serving a crowd, plan to use both crusts from the pie crust package and make two beef rolls. You can also make turkey sandwich slices. Just use thinly sliced cooked turkey instead of the beef! Recipe is from Pillsbury.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 refrigerated pie crust, from 15 ounce box, softened as directed on box
- 4 ounces cooked beef, thinly sliced, diced (from deli)
- 1 small plum tomato, chopped
- 2 slices red onions, thin
- 3⁄4 cup monterey jack pepper cheese, shredded
- Heat oven to 450 degrees.
- Remove crust from pouch; place on ungreased large cookie sheet.
- Place roast beef, tomato, onion and cheese lengthwise down center 1/3 of crust to within 1 inch of top and bottom edge.
- Brush edge of crust with water.
- Fold top and bottom edges over filling; fold in sides, overlapping in center and sealing edges.
- Cut 3 or 4 slits in top crust to allow steam to escape.
- Bake 17-20 minutes or until golden brown.
- Cool 5 minutes.
- Cut crosswise into 8 slices.
- Serve warm.
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OH, my, is this easy and delicious!!!! Changed to used slices of chicken breasts from the freezer. The combo possibilities for this recipe are unlimited. Want to try again with Corned Beef, Sauerkraut and Swiss. YUM! Thank you so much for this fantastic recipe! Made for Photo Swap in CPF.
So Simple and very delicious. I love quick and easy dishes for the week nights since I work until 7pm. This is really good with puff pastry too, but the crust is way easier to work with and takes less time. I used what I had on hand - ham, salami, and pepperoni, leftover from our Italian Hoagie night - & served it w/ marinara sauce on the side. Delish!
This is a delicious treat. I didn't have monterey jack cheese on hand so used cheddar which was fine. I should have added some crushed peppers although it was very good as is. I used it for a main course with fruit salad on the side. It served 3 of us with not a crumb left over. I can't wait to make this again. Thanks for sharing your recipe.


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Skylight makes the most of bland 'Pump Boys'
In the fictionalized North Carolina being served up in "Pump Boys and Dinettes," the country music pastiche that's now open for business at Skylight Music Theatre, none of the six characters actually works much.
To be sure, designer Brandon Ribordy has stuffed this really fun, vintage 1950s set - half gas station and half diner - with props suggesting that the four pump boys might actually service cars and the two fun-loving waitresses next door might actually take and fill orders. »Read Full Article(2)
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Aaron Bradway (Michael David Stoddard) is at the top of the world: college-bound class valedictorian and boyfriend to Princess (Rachael Zientek), class diva. While Princess is human and Aaron is a puppet monster resembling a young Yoda, that's no barrier when one is starting out and confident of success.
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Skip to comments.I knew him as a gentle man (baby killer was a nice guy)
Posted on 06/12/2009 5:29:40 PM PDT by Kid Shelleen
MANY PEOPLE in the field of genetics are mourning the murder of Dr. George Tiller as the loss of a personal friend. I'm one of them. I first met George in 1987 at a conference of the National Society of Genetic Counselors, where I was executive director for 18 years until 2005. He and his incredibly loyal staff - whom he treated with great generosity - had developed a procedure that provided excellent medical care but also respect and emotional support to the women who came to him for help.
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Where the hell is the barf alert?
I really don't care if he was a "nice guy".
His deeds speak for themselves.
Mengele was a family man, and Hitler had Himmler move his family into the bunker for safety.
It's like they said of Uncle Bob: when he wasn't drunk he was the soberest guy you'd ever want to know.
Jeffry Dahmer was known as a nice shy guy..
Anyone doing what he did cannot be a nice guy and anyone who likes him is also a monster. There is just no other way it can be.
Tiller was beyond the pale of civilized or human behavior.
you mean Goebbels.
This story rates a double barf. barf, barf.
I don't think anyone will be supporting this Nice guy stuff.
He has killed a bunch of babies.
Saying "it'll all be over soon" after injecting babies with deadly saline solution and then telling mothers to push their dead babies into the toilet isn't exactly emotional support.
Very gentle people:
Jeffrey Dahmer
Ted Bundy
Charles Manson
Psychopaths are often gentle right up to the time the slit someone's throat
Really now, and what does this "Society" actually do? Advocate genocide?
I'm sorry...I don't really have strong opinions about early term abortions but, if you're doing what this guy did, you aren't a "nice" person. Period.
Nice guys don't kill babies.
Herr und Frau Goebbles were the nicest parents of them all. They had their 6 daudgters killed by injection before they killed themselves.
Little club-footed *sshole.
Well give that guy a round of applause.
So was Ted Bundy.
I'm certain Josef Mengele had friends, too.
Look, it's one thing to terminate a late term pregnancy if there's a legitimate medical issue. I'm not talking about killing a baby to assuage the mom's mental discomfort. I'm talking about cases where the continued existence of the baby is an immediate threat to the mom's survival (or vice versa). I bet those cases are extremely rare: cancer, automobile accidents, etc.
This is about an evil mass murderer who knowingly chopped up babies who were perfectly healthy in some (most?) cases, babies who probably could have been delivered safely. No, I won't mourn a murderer's death.
Do I think he should have been gunned down? That's a tough one. If you had the capability to stop a murderer before he murdered again, would you? This is akin to science fiction fans debating whether or not it would be moral to go back and kill Hitler if they had a time machine.
I wouldn't have killed him, but I acknowledge the heavy moral issues governing abortion. That is something the left is apparently unwilling to do. They are lionizing the man with absolutely no apparent concern for whether or not he destroyed perfectly healthy, late term babies. That's sickening.
The truth is, violence is sometimes justified. So, would you kill Hitler if you had a time machine?
Im sure he is now fully aware of the error of his beliefs and practices. Unfortunately for him, eternity is a long, long time.
John Wayne Gacey was seen as a gentle man, too.
Anyone who was a friend(why?) of Tiller, is an immoral sicko. He became a millionaire by killing 60,000 of God's children.It's stunning he had kids and grandkids. How could you call such a man, daddy or grampa?
"He was a tzaddik, a righteous person, and I am honored to have passed by his life in this one.
Bea Leopold, Wallingford" For this ass to call tiller a tzaddik shows his ignorance of Judaism. He probably is some Yom Kippur only liberal Jew that knows nothing of being a Jew. I pray that he might meet a Tzaddik at some point, that he would learn what righteousness is.
I wonder if someone murdered a Tobacco Executive who obviously has made a living killing many thousands, would so many be willing to excuse the murderer.
Just reading the most vague description of a late-term abortion makes me blanch. One would have to go back to stories of Nazi killings to find similiar horrors... oh, wait...
Did anyone happen to see this? Its freaking awful....
You know, everytime a serial killer is caught all of his neighbor's always say "he was just such a nice guy"!
Wow, was THAT donnybrook something to see.
Actually, late term abortions to save the life of the mother is almost always, always medically unnecessary nowadays. Ask any decent doctor!
Excellant post. thanks.
Oh, yeah, all the "gentle men" I know like to hack up unborn babies, makes their day and proves that they are caring individuals because they saved the mother from having to actually deal with a baby!/SAR
He killed babies. But I guess its OK since he was gentle about it. /sarcasm- off
I guess we could say the doctor got a taste of his own medicine. How many innocent babies did he kill during his years as an abortion provider? I still think the shooter should be put to death but I won't lose any sleep over the two of them.
Hitler loved his German Shepherd and Eva Braun. What a nice guy he was.
Thank you, yes I miss 'spoke'.
late term abortions to save the life of the mother is almost always, always medically unnecessary
absolutely ,,, Tiller's usual method was to kill the baby with an injection of a heart drug followed by a normal delivery... absolutely no advantage to the "mother" to deliver the baby dead over the baby being alive... NONE
Of course the "intact D&E"/"partial birth" abortion has the advantage of higher prices for the body parts as the baby is killed at the last second the parts are "fresher"...
I am sure lots of Germans considered Josef Mengele a nice guy and loyal to his staff, as well.
These pro-aborts are really dangerous people.
Ex-hippie: "Actually, late term abortions to save the life of the mother is almost always, always medically unnecessary nowadays."
I'm not knowledgeable enough to know that, but I trust you. My point was that doctors should be in the business to save lives, not end them. The goal should always be to save both mother and child. If, by some chance, one must be sacrificed, then it should only be done if there is no other possible option. I've heard of mothers with cancer who refused treatment in order to save their child. I wouldn't hold it against anyone if they chose chemo and lost the baby. Those are difficult choice that are best left to the individuals involved and medical professionals. However, what's going on today in the abortion industry is far, far different. They are murderers.
Feel free to ask any reputable doctor friend!
Jeffery Dahmer's neighbors said they thought he was a nice guy, too.
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OSHA News Release – Region 5
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 5 News Release 04-143-CHI
March 9, 2004
Contact: Juan Solano
Phone: (312) 353-6976
AURORA, Ill. -- A special forum on safety and health for small businesses will be held at Waubonsee Community College in Sugar Grove, Ill., on Wed., March 17.
The forum is co-sponsored by the North Aurora area office of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Waubonsee Community College, and the Onsite Consultation Program of the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity.
Safety experts will provide detailed information on more than 25 topics, including machine guarding, accident investigation, forklifts, fire safety and hazardous materials. The American Heart Association will provide training on automated external defibrillators (AEDs). This year's conference will also include a session on the safety of young workers.
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Anyone having issues with Boids in Max 6? I can't seem to get the externals working, even in the help files. It can't load the object at all. Anyone else having issues?
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Same here.
I've got an old project I'd love to update to use the new sound engine. Boids restricts it to max 5 for the moment though.
It's the 2d version by André sier I've tried. I also used his Chaos objects in a lot of old patches, not tried them yet.
If it helps, the error I'm getting is "unknown external object type." Any thoughts?
got it. download from here: http://s373.net/code/, not site on maxobjects.
and it's working in Max 6?
2 years later :-)
Thanks got it working on Max6.1.8
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Spiced Fruit Scones
October is upon us and with it, the colder air of autumn. It's a great time of the year to bake things with apples and cinnamon, such as these spiced fruit scones. I made two batches of them this week: they are very moreish!
I adapted the recipe to make the scones without refined sugar and decided to use spelt flour as a change from regular wheat flour. If you don't have coconut sugar and spelt flour to hand, you can simply use all-purpose flour and brown sugar.
Recipe adapted from p. 39 of The Vegetarian Cookbook (1985) by Doreen Keighley
This quantity of mixture makes 8 scones.
1 lb (3 1/3 cups) wholegrain spelt flour
4 oz (1/2 cup) margarine
4 oz (1/2 cup) sultanas
4 oz (1/2 cup) unrefined coconut sugar
1 dessert apple
2 eggs
4 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp mixed spice
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1. Preheat the oven to 450 F (230 C). If you have a convection oven, lower the temperature to 390 F (200 C).
2. Mix the flour together with the baking powder, mixed spice and cinnamon; then rub the margarine into the flour.
3. Beat the eggs and whisk the sugar into the eggs.
4. Grate the apple and add it to the flour mixture, along with the eggs and sugar.
5. Mix together to form a dough, adding the sultanas.
6. On a floured board, roll out the dough and divide it into eight pieces. Shape the pieces into scones.
7. Place the scones on a greased baking tray, brush the tops with a little milk or beaten egg, then bake for 15 minutes until they are golden brown and your kitchen smells delicious!
Eating Seasonally
One of my most popular posts at the moment is my recipe for Damson Plum Crumble Cake. On the list of search engine terms which have brought people to my blog, "damson dessert recipes", "baking with damsons" and "damson cake recipes" appear frequently. This increase in searches for things to make with damsons began a couple of weeks ago; at this time of year, plum trees are laden with fruit.
The season is changing, the leaves are just beginning to turn and hints of fall are in the air, bringing to mind frosty mornings, log fires and home-made apple crisps. As Keats wrote in his Ode to Autumn, the fall is a "season of mists and mellow fruitfulness", a time of abundance which "bend[s] with apples the moss'd cottage trees/And fill[s] all fruit with ripeness to the core". It is my favourite season!
The abundance of delicious fruit and vegetables at this time of year makes it easy to eat seasonally. But I think it is important to eat with the seasons as much as possible all year round. Even though you can buy strawberries at Christmas, cherries in January and apples shipped in from New Zealand, there are many benefits to cooking and eating by nature's calendar:
- It is more satisfying to know you are eating food that hasn't been flown half-way across the world, generating environmentally harmful emissions in the process.
- Locally grown, seasonal fruit and veg tastes better because it has been allowed to grow and ripen naturally.
- Eating locally and seasonally supports small businesses and generates income for farmers and growers, thereby helping the local economy.
- Buying seasonal produce can mean that you experience a world of fruit and veg varieties beyond what is available in the supermarket aisles, such as Heirloom tomato varieties, doughnut peaches and Romanesco cauliflower.
Many local/seasonal growers are also organic, growing their produce without the use of harsh chemicals and artificial sprays. Research supports the claim that organic fruit and veg is healthier than 'conventionally' grown fruit and veg (before the advent of modern chemicals, organic was the conventional way of growing). An analysis of over 300 scientific studies, published last month in the British Journal of Nutrition, found that "organic crops are up to 60% higher in a number of key antioxidants than conventionally-grown ones". If you are interested, you can read about the research here.
Ultimately, eating with the seasons helps you become healthier, boosts your enjoyment of food and supports your local community. What's not to love?!
Do you make an effort to eat seasonally? If you need a little help to start following nature's timetable, take a look at Eat the Seasons (US site) or Eat the Seasons (UK site) to find inspiration!
Chocolate cake…..without the guilt!
My sister introduced me to The Unrefined Kitchen when she made their refined sugar-free, gluten-free chocolate cake for my niece's 2nd birthday. It was scrumptious, so much so that I made one myself this weekend! As this chocolate cake is sweetened with honey and has no refined sugar in it, perhaps it should be renamed the "Eat-As-Much-As-You-Like-Without-Feeling-Guilty Chocolate Cake".😉
For the cake recipe and many more delicious recipes, click here to go to the Unrefined Kitchen.
Zucchini parmigiana
This delicious dish is ideal for a simple, nutritious evening meal. Technically, you should use Parmesan cheese in parmigiana recipes but I used cheddar instead and it worked very well!
1 medium onion, finely chopped
2 zucchini, cut into ribbons about 1/2 cm thick
3 cloves garlic, crushed
1 400-gram can of tomatoes
2 cups breadcrumbs
100 grams grated cheese (Parmesan or cheddar)
1/2 tsp pimenton (smoked paprika)
4 tbsp olive oil
1. Dice the onion and sauté with the crushed garlic in 2 tbsp olive oil until golden.
2. Add the can of tomatoes and the pimenton. Simmer, stirring frequently, for 20 minutes.
3. Shallow-fry the sliced zucchini in the other 2 tbsp of olive oil (you will probably need to add more while frying) until the slices are golden and slightly brown. Turn the slices while frying so they are golden on both sides.
4. Layer the zucchini in a baking dish (I used one which was 27 x 21 cm), followed by the tomato sauce, then sprinkle the breadcrumbs over the zucchini and tomato. Finally, sprinkle the grated cheese evenly on top.
5. Bake at 340F/170C for 20 – 25 minutes, until the breadcrumbs are crispy and the cheese is golden.
6. Enjoy! I served it with a side of garden peas and steamed cauliflower but it would also make a great lunch dish along with a green salad.
The best apple cake you will ever taste
Okay, maybe the title of this post is a little hyperbolic, but the apple cake recipe I am about to show you definitely merits recognition!
My young nieces go to a kindergarten which is run along the lines of the Waldorf philosophy of education developed by Rudolf Steiner in the early 1920s (if you're interested, you can read more about Waldorf education by clicking here).
Waldorf has German and Austrian origins and many of the recipes that the schools use are traditional German recipes. The cakes are excellent — wholesome but incredibly tasty. I have long wanted to visit Austria just so I can sample the amazing kuchen and torten! The preschool/kindergarten, teacher recently gave my sister this recipe and she passed it along to me. It's a perfect recipe if you have apples in abundance — simple, quick to make and delicious with a cup of coffee.
270 g butter or margarine
180 g brown sugar
5 medium eggs
270 g flour
2 1/2 tsp baking powder
2 tsp cinnamon
3 – 4 peeled cooking apples, either sliced in small cubes or thin slices.
80 g raisins or sultanas
1. Preheat your oven to 350F (180C). If you're using a convection oven, you may need to slightly reduce the temperature.
2. Mix the butter/margarine and sugar until it is well blended. Gradually add the beaten eggs and continue to mix together.
3. Prepare the apples by peeling, coring and finely slicing them. Add the flour, baking powder, cinnamon, sultanas/raisins and apples. Mix together.
4. Line a square or oblong baking dish with baking parchment/greaseproof paper. Pour your cake mixture into the dish and level it with a spoon.
5. Bake for around 45 minutes. You might need to reduce the temperature slightly during the last 10 – 15 minutes of cooking to ensure the top does not brown too much.
6. The cake is done when you can insert a knife into it and it comes out clean. Cut into squares and enjoy!
A delicious autumnal breakfast & brunch recipe
Just a few months ago, the apple trees were covered in blossom.
Now, they are heavy with fruit.
I love baking and making recipes with apples so when I saw this amazing Dutch apple pancake recipe, I knew I had to make it. I prepared it for brunch last Sunday and it is a delicious way to use up apples from the garden. The scent of apple slowly cooking with cinnamon and brown sugar is divine and the finished result is even better. It is a wonderful breakfast or brunch recipe which is perfect for this time of year.
Apple Pannekoeken (Dutch Pancake) – with thanks to Jill from Dulce Dough for giving me permission to reprint the recipe here. Do pay a visit to Dulce Dough; Jill has many more lovely recipes there.
2 tablespoons butter
3 eggs
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
Powdered sugar (optional)
For Topping
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 cup brown sugar, packed
2 medium cooking apples, peeled, cored, and thinly sliced
1/4 cup butter
1. Make sure your oven rack is in the middle of your oven, then put butter into an oven-safe skillet or pie plate, place into the oven, and preheat 425°F.
2. While waiting for the butter to melt, prepare your batter by beating the eggs in a large bowl; add the salt, milk, and flour and continue to beat until smooth.
3. When butter is melted, remove skillet or pie plate and tilt to coat with butter, then carefully pour in the egg mixture.
4. Bake for about 15-18 minutes without opening the oven door. (The pannekoeken will puff as it bakes and is ready when it is browned and crisp around the edges.)
5. To make the apple topping, combine the brown sugar, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a bowl.
6. Add the apples to the bowl and mix gently to coat; set aside.
7. In a large saucepan, melt the butter over low heat.
8. Add the apple mixture and cook over medium heat until the apples are tender.
9. Carefully spoon apple topping over hot pannekoeken, sprinkle with powdered sugar if desired, cut into wedges, and serve immediately.
Do you have a favorite apple recipe you would like to share? Let me know by leaving a comment on this post.
Food: celeriac soup recipe
Celeriac – celery root – isn't going to be winning any beauty contests any time soon. But let's not be judgemental. Despite its unattractive appearance, it is a versatile and delicious vegetable which is perfect in blended soups. This soup is creamy and lovely, ideal for chillier days as autumn begins to creep into the air.
1 large white onion, diced
2 medium leeks, finely chopped
1 large celeriac (celery root), chopped into small cubes
4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1/2 tsp paprika
Approx. 8 cups/2 litres vegetable stock
1 cup milk
2 tbsp olive oil
Salt and pepper, to taste
Step 1: Sauté the onion, leek and garlic in the olive oil, stirring frequently for 10 – 15 minutes, until they are golden brown.
Step 2: Add the celeriac and simmer on a low heat until the celeriac is tender. Add the vegetable stock, paprika and salt and pepper. Simmer for a further 10 minutes.
Step 3: Blend the soup until it is smooth and creamy, then return to the stove. Add the milk, stir and heat until it is steaming hot. Enjoy with a slice of freshly baked bread!
Giant couscous and feta salad
Despite the name, giant couscous is in fact a type of pasta which is toasted and shaped into little balls that look like an enlarged version of couscous. According to Wikipedia, it was invented in Israel during the early 1950s when there was a rice shortage. You can read more about its invention by clicking here. Ptitim, as it is known in Israel, is now becoming increasingly well-known outside the country and is currently a popular ingredient on the menus of many trendy restaurants. It is also known as Israeli couscous or Jerusalem couscous. I used a wholegrain giant couscous to create this nutritious, summery salad. If you cannot find giant couscous, you could substitute regular couscous or orzo pasta in place of it.
(serves 4)
150g giant couscous
100g feta cheese, cut into small cubes
1 small red onion, finely chopped
100g frozen garden peas, boiled
Approx. 10 Kalamata olives, chopped
2 tbsp. lemon juice
1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
Black pepper, to taste
1. Cook the giant couscous according to the instructions on the packet. I lightly fried mine in a little olive oil for 5 minutes before adding water and stirring until the water was absorbed and the couscous was tender.
2. While the couscous is cooking, prepare the rest of the ingredients. Boil the peas, drain them and leave them to cool. Chop up the feta cheese and the red onion. Finely chop the Kalamata olives. I prefer to buy the ones which are whole as I think they taste better than the pitted ones. If you do this, take care to remove the stones before including them in the salad.
3. When the couscous is cooked, add it to a large bowl, along with the rest of the ingredients. Drizzle the lemon juice and olive oil over the salad, mix well and serve. Enjoy!
Summery kohlrabi soup
Kohlrabi is a versatile member of the brassica family; in the winter, you can use it in hearty soups and stews or create a delicious mash with olive oil and salt and pepper. The summer crop of kohlrabi is less fibrous than during the winter and it is ideally suited for summer salads and kohlrabi slaw. Try adding grated kohlrabi and carrot together with a mustard dressing.
This kohlrabi soup – my own recipe – is perfect for a light lunch in the garden. The combination of peas and mint help to bring out the crisp taste of the kohlrabi, resulting in a delicious summer soup.
(serves 4)
2 tbsp good-quality olive oil
2 large onions, finely diced
3 garlic cloves, crushed
1 kohlrabi, peeled and diced
2 carrots, diced
3 heaped tbsp frozen garden peas
3.5 cups/1.5 pints vegetable stock
2 heaped tbsp chopped fresh mint
1/2 tsp dried oregano
Salt and pepper
1. Saute the onions and garlic in the olive oil for approx. 10 minutes, until they are golden.
2. Add the kohlrabi and carrots to the pan. Saute gently for 15 minutes, stirring frequently, until the vegetables are tender.
3. Add the vegetable stock and the peas. Bring to the boil, then immediately turn down the heat and let it simmer for 5 minutes until the peas are cooked.
4. Add the chopped mint, season with salt and pepper to taste and blend.


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Gunman robs east Erie insurance agency office
An east Erie insurance agency was robbed at gunpoint Monday afternoon.
The robbery was reported at 1:55 p.m. at the Lighthouse Insurance Agency, 804 E. 38th St.
Erie police said a Hispanic male with a dark-colored mustache and beard and short, cropped hair used a silver handgun to rob the business of cash.
The robber was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, black jeans and a black hat and was carrying a black backpack.
He possibly fled in a red car that was seen heading north on Wayne Street, according to dispatch reports.
Driver injured when truck hits utility poles, mailbox
Millcreek Township police are investigating a one-vehicle crash that sent an Erie man to the hospital early Monday.
David Rictor, 40, was driving a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck east in the 3700 block of West 26th Street shortly after 2:30 a.m. when the truck left the roadway and struck two utility poles and a mailbox, police said.
Rictor was taken by Millcreek Paramedic Service to UPMC Hamot for treatment of injuries from the accident, police said.
No other details about the accident were available.
Burglar takes medication from Eldred pharmacy
KANE -- Medication was reported stolen in a burglary at a McKean County pharmacy Sunday night.
State police at Kane said the burglary happened between 10:15 and 10:22 p.m. at the Buchanan Bros. Pharmacy, 170 Main St., Eldred. Someone broke through the front glass window to enter the pharmacy and stole an unknown amount of medication before running off heading east, police said.
A man was seen near the pharmacy wearing black pants, a black hooded sweatshirt and black gloves, police said.
He possibly fled south from Eldred in a blue station wagon, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at Kane at (814) 778-5555.
Police seek pickup truck in scrap metal theft
MEADVILLE -- State police said they are searching for a gray pickup truck in their probe into the theft of scrap metal from western Crawford County on Monday morning.
Police said someone took an unknown amount of scrap from a wooded area on Turkey Track Road, near Airport Road, in Conneaut Township at about 5 a.m.
A 1980s or early 1990s gray Toyota pickup, loaded with scrap metal, was spotted in the area at the time of the theft.
It was last seen turning onto Conneautville Road toward Conneautville, according to investigators.
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In preparation a C++ source file, a programmer has written the assignment statement in long-hand form as shown below:
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This also applies to other operations such as -,*,/ and %.
Develop a class which reads the source file and provides the necessary operations for replacing the assignment statements as listed below:
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Interview With Arjan van de Ven of Intel and Lesswatts.org
Linux Journal recently caught up with Intel's Arjan van de Ven. Van de Ven leads Intel's green Lesswatts.org initiative and is the developer of PowerTOP, one of the most acclaimed power management tools on the Linux platform.
Linux Journal: Thanks for joining us, Arjan. First off, we are curious to know what are your main duties at Intel? Do you spend most of your time with Lesswatts.org and PowerTOP or in other areas?
Arjan van de Ven: I'm leading a team of engineers that does various things, including power management and performance optimization for Linux on Intel hardware.
LJ: Do you feel that Lesswatts.org is successful thus far? If so, why? If not, why not?
van de Ven: Judging by the number of visitors, I consider Lesswatts.org a great success for users. People seem to really look for and appreciate information and tips and tricks on saving power. I look forward to more external contributions as people get more familiar with the effort.
LJ: Is there a roadmap for the future of Lesswatts.org?
van de Ven: There are various smaller and bigger projects that Intel engineers are going to work on in the future that will be part of the Lesswatts.org umbrella project; I can't disclose the specifics now, some of them are tied to features on Intel's roadmaps, other things are more general improvements to Linux power management and power savings.
LJ: What resources has Intel devoted to Lesswatts.org?
van de Ven: I'm sorry but as a matter of policy Intel does not disclose staffing or resource amounts for projects.
LJ: How optimistic are you about the possibility that tools like those found on Lesswatts.org can really make a difference in real-world power consumption?
van de Ven: We're seeing it already in distributions like the latest releases of Fedora and Ubuntu; these releases use quite a bit less power than their versions, say, a year and a half ago. (The exact numbers obviously depend on exactly what kind of hardware you're measuring it on, and what the workload is). In the commercial enterprise space the customers are much more conservative and end up consuming Linux improvements after a longer period, so most of the gain for these customers is still to come.
LJ:What prompted you to create PowerTOP, the tool you've created to help find programs that are consuming extra power when a computer is idle, thus taking advantage of the tickless Linux kernel feature?
van de Ven: Thomas Gleixner and Ingo Molnar were working on the tickless idle feature, but we weren't seeing much power savings...contrary to our expectations. It turned out user space was so incredibly busy that the OS as a whole ended up having a tick in practice. At first I started fixing individual applications, but after some time I learned the hard way that the user-space people were introducing new issues faster than I could fix them. As part of this fixing I had made some crude tools for myself (based on infrastructure that Thomas and Ingo made). I decided to turn the tools into something actually usable so that many more people (especially the developers of the software) could fix the applications.
LJ: Are there certain applications or types of applications that are the worst offenders, i.e. preventing one to take full advantage of the tickless kernel?
van de Ven: At this point, media players and certain Web applications (AJAX websites and rich content) tend to be the worst offenders. Some of it is unavoidable, but even when idle these kind of apps
tend to not behave nicely.
LJ: What is your vision for PowerTOP in the future?
van de Ven: In the next few months we'll be expanding it to track disk usage. Disks take quite a bit of power when they're in active use (at this point, more than the CPU now that the apps are fixed for that). In addition, with the advent of flash based SSDs (in devices like the Eee PC) it's also a matter of having the flash live longer, so it's two birds with one stone.
LJ: What kinds of other power or environment related issues have you been focused on lately, if any?
van de Ven: Now that the CPU side is pretty well covered, I've been looking more at other parts of the system, such as the chipset, disk and memory. Part of this ends up being device-driver work, which is harder and has a somewhat smaller reach (fix Firefox and all users benefit, fix a wireless driver and only users with that specific model of hardware benefit), but it still needs to be done as well.
LJ: What are your other computing interests besides PowerTOP?
van de Ven: I do a whole lot of different things; lately I've been looking at how to deal with the Linux kernel quality issue that keeps coming up every year (and started tracking defect reports in an automated way on http://www.kerneloops.org) and on some nasty performance behavior of Linux that really annoys me. Linux as I use it on my laptop tends to "stutter" regularly, and it's really hard to find out why, so I started creating tools to figure out what is going on (http://www.latencytop.org) and then try to fix various things in the OS to make the problem go away for me.
LJ: Thank you for the information, Arjan van de Ven. It has been fascinating to learn more about your work. We wish you continued success!
van de Ven: You're welcome.
James Gray is Products Editor for Linux Journal.
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Greenland's Glaciers Receding at Fastest Rate in 9,500 Years - UPI
Greenland's glaciers are on retreat, shrinking at strikingly fast rates -- at least twice as fast as any time over the last 9,500 years, according to new research for Lamont-Doherty's William D'Andrea.
In Drought-Battered Somaliland, Climate Change Is Deadly Serious - Vice News
People in Somaliland are losing everything as their land dries because of climate change. Cites research by Peter deMenocal showing dry conditions in the Horn of Africa are likely to get worse.
Why Prince Charles is Right to Link the Syrian War to Climate Change - Fortune
The effect of warming temperatures on farmland and water supplies wasn't the sole cause of conflict, but it definitely made the situation in Syria worse, write Lamont's Richard Seager, Mark Cane, and Yochanan Kushnir.
Vikings' Mysterious Abandonment of Greenland: Not Due to Changing Climate? - Washington Post
New geological data analyzed by Lamont's Nicolas Young and Joerg Schaefer on the extent of glaciers in the region at the time show that during the era when the Norse occupied the area, glaciers were almost as far advanced as they were during the subsequent Little Ice Age.
Did Climate Change Make the Norse Disappear From Greenland? - Smithsonian
Evidence from glacial deposits analyzed by Lamont's Nicolas Young and Joerg Schaefer adds a new twist to the tale of the mysterious lost settlements of Greenland.
Greenland's Vikings Mystery: Climate Change Didn't Drive Norse Away - International Business Times
Erik the Red's colonization of Greenland did not come to an end because of falling temperatures, according to a new study by Lamont's Nicolas Young and Joerg Schaefer. They find that Greenland was already pretty cold when the Vikings arrived, suggesting that the Medieval Warm Period wasn't uniform around the globe.
Five Reasons We Need to Act Now on Climate Change - National Geographic
As world leaders in Paris negotiate cuts in greenhouse gases, scientists say we face urgent reasons to take action. Lamont-Doherty's Jason Smerdon and Peter deMenocal talk about glacier loss and the destabilizing effects of climate change.
New York City Prepares for Next Superstorm, Climate Challenge - CBC News
Three years after Superstorm Sandy, New York City is preparing for the dual threat of rising sea levels and another big storm. But are planners going far enough to keep nature at bay? Lamont's Klaus Jacob weighs in.
Why Would You Go for Dirty Fuel if Cleaner Energy Is Cheaper? - Independent
If clean energy became less costly to produce than energy based on coal, gas or oil, then coal, gas and oil would simply stay in the ground, the author writes. The big question is how to make it cheaper. Quotes Lamont's Richard Seager about the costs of climate change.
What Mumbai Needs to Learn from Superstorm Sandy - Times of India
The rising number of cyclones in the Arabian Sea put the low-lying city of Mumbai at risk. Emergency planning is crucial, writes Lamont-Doherty's Adam Sobel.
Submarines and Sea Monkeys - Scientific American
Hordes of tiny zooplankton rise from the depths every night to feed, in the largest animal migration on Earth, writes Lamont's Kyle Frischkorn.
Unstable Climates Make for Unstable Politics - Institute for Security Studies
While world leaders discuss climate change in Paris this week, the humanitarian risks of disrupted weather patterns are fast becoming a reality in Africa. Quotes Lamont's Richard Seager describing how global warming adds to existing stressors.
Why the Northern Lights are Heading South - BBC
In this BBC interview, Lamont-Doherty's Dennis Kent talks about Earth's changing magnetic field and where it may be headed.
The (Not so) Northern Lights: Aurora Moving South from the Arctic - National Post
The northern lights are shifting south from the Arctic, and will appear more often in the skies over Ottawa in decades to come, Lamont's Dennis Kent tells Canada's National Post. The reason: Earth's magnetic field is becoming gradually weaker, and this affects how the solar wind — charged particles from the sun — bounces off it.
Our Planet's Magnetic Poles Aren't Reversing Any Time Soon - Gizmodo
Over the past couple of hundred years, the strength of the Earth's geomagnetic field has been waning, leading scientists to wonder if our planet's polarity is on the verge of flipping. New research by Lamont-Doherty's Dennis Kent puts the dip into perspective.
Don't Flip Out: Earth's Magnetic Poles Aren't About to Switch - Science
Earth is not heading toward a reversal of its magnetic field any time soon, new research from Lamont-Doherty's Dennis Kent assures. While weakening, Earth's magnetic field is still quite strong by historical standards.
Christopher H. Scholz Wins Top Honor in Seismology - Seismological Society of America
The Seismological Society of America will present its highest honor, the Harry Fielding Reid Medal, to Lamont-Doherty's Christopher H. Scholz this spring.
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The demand for energy around the world continues to grow each year. And so does the amount of carbon dioxide that's pumped into the earth's atmosphere. Lamont's Peter Kelemen explains in this podcast.
Dwindling Snowpack Threatens Water Supply for 2 Billion People - Vice News
As global warming brings about a decline in snowpacks around the world, billions of people face a high risk of shrinking water supplies in the coming century, a study by Lamont-Doherty's Justin Mankin finds.
For Severe Weather, 'Is This Climate Change?' Is the Wrong Question - Live Science
The links between climate change and severe weather are not as simple as blaming a severe storm on a warming planet, as Lamont-Doherty's Jason Smerdon explains.


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South Jersey Man Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Elderly Father On Memorial DayHe was arrested shortly after the incident.
Mom Of Disabled Son In Woods To Face Attempted Murder ChargeA woman accused of dumping her quadriplegic son in the woods at a park so she could spend the week with her out-of-state boyfriend will face an attempted murder charge, police said Tuesday.
Radnor Police Collect Toys For Children Of Fallen Philadelphia Sergeant WilsonRadnor Police Lieutenant Chris Flanagan says even without knowing Wilson or his family the men and women some 20 miles away knew they wanted to help.
Off-Duty Police Officer, Son Foil Alleged Robbery At Runnemede CVSLittle did the off-duty officer know he would come up close and personal with a robbery suspect trying to make a getaway.
Police: Pa. Woman And Her Son Confess To Beating Ex-Husband With ClubPolice in March had charged Jones-Orock with trying to slice Orock's genitals with a box cutter, but those charges were dropped. Police say the couple had history of domestic disputes.
Former NYPD Officer, First Responder On 9/11 Shares Story Of Losing Son In WTC CollapseThursday, on the 13th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, there will be a ceremony in the Garden of Reflection in Lower Makefield, Bucks County to honor the heroes among us.
Delaware Mother And Son Arrested On Marijuana ChargesThe Delaware State Police says troopers have arrested a mother and her son after a month-long investigation into the sale of marijuana from a home in Felton.
Mother Brutally Beaten In Front Of Son By McDonald's Employee Speaks Out A mother is speaking out after a fast food worker in full uniform brutally attacked her in front of her two-year-old son, and the whole incident was caught on camera.
Father Arrested After 2-Year-Old Son Shot In CamdenCamden Police have arrested a father who shot his 2-year-old son on New Year's Eve night.
Father Offers $100K For Missing Son's ReturnHe's a musician by trade and 22-year-old Yaron Bernstein, who goes by Yari, is missing.
Man Who Allegedly Murdered Girlfriend And Her Son Held For TrialTwenty-six-year-old Carlos Rivera was ordered held for trial this week for the murder of his girlfriend and her son in their Wissinoming apartment early last month, based on an alleged confession to police.
NJ Mom Gets Probation For False Cancer Claim The mother was sentenced to three years probation.