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The Fourth Of July . . . Poundin' Patties And Stuffin' Stores To A Holiday Beat
July 3, 1988
By Terence Samuel, Inquirer Staff Writer
There will be fireworks, and there will be parades, but most of all, there will be food - and lots of it - when families and friends get together this weekend to celebrate Independence Day. It's the sort of weekend that leaves mile-wide smiles on the faces of supermarket operators and other food suppliers. "It's the biggest of the summer holidays," said John Piccione, manager at Roy Tweedy's Old Fashion Butcher in Ridley Township. Piccione said that he would move more chicken, ribs, hamburgers and hot dogs out of his shop than on any other weekend of the year.
Sichuan Tuna Burgers with Pickled Ginger Relish
June 16, 2016
Makes 4 servings 11/2 pounds tuna steak, cut into small chunks 1 tablespoon red miso paste 1/2 teaspoon prepared wasabi 1 teaspoon soy sauce 4 green onions, white and pale green parts, cut into 1/2-inch pieces For pickled ginger relish: 1/2 cup pickled ginger for sushi, finely chopped Finely chopped zest and juice of 1/2 lemon 3 green onions, white and pale green parts, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced ...
Ground Lamb Is Not Baaaa . . . D At All
November 28, 1990
By Barbara Gibbons, Special to the Daily News
Experimental cooks are quick to discover that ground lamb has its own personality, suggesting a whole new world of seasonings apart from the ketchup or steak sauce that generally garnishes beefburgers. Like beef, ground lamb patties are best served rare. LAMB 'QUARTER POUNDERS' 1 pound lean ground lamb 4 teaspoons lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano (or mint) leaves Generous pinch each: ground cinnamon and nutmeg Garlic salt and coarse black pepper, to taste Divide lamb into quarters; shape each into a round patty.
Raiders Net Drugs And A Box Of Beef
June 19, 1991
By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr., Inquirer Staff Writer
What do heroin, cocaine, crack and hamburger patties have in common? They were all hauled in during a evening's work by Philadelphia narcotics officers yesterday - the drugs at the Richard Allen Homes public housing development in North Philadelphia, and the burgers from a suspect on the street as the drug-raid officers headed to their office. According to Narcotics Division Sgt. Michael Mander, police raided an apartment in the 1000 block of Brown Street about 5 p.m. Inside they found 280 packets of heroin, 700 bags of cocaine and 263 vials of crack, Mander said.
Burgers Without The Beef
January 7, 1987
By BARBARA GIBBONS, Special to the Daily News
If you're bored with beef, try "otherburgers. " What are otherburgers? Burgers made with other ground meat: lamb, veal or pork, for example. Or no meat at all. How about tunaburgers or turkeyburgers for a change. While ketchup is traditional on a beefburger, otherburgers call for other toppings and seasonings, more in keeping with their flavor. Fresh tomato or cucumber slices go great on tunaburgers. On turkeyburgers, too. Turkey also takes to fragrant herbs. Lamb and vealburgers are best seasoned with lemon, herbs or spices.
Chick Wit: That's no hockey puck, that's breakfast
November 13, 2011
By Lisa Scottoline, Inquirer Columnist
My golden retriever and I are eating food that looks exactly alike. And for almost the same reason. This can't be good. But it's delicious. You may remember that last summer, I tried to lower my cholesterol the natural way, without drugs. That meant I had to lose weight, which was when I discovered that my problem is portion control. In that I have none. Please tell me I'm not alone. I can't be, because I've noticed that more and more food marketing is targeted at people like me, in that pretzels, cookies, and chips now come in 100-calorie packs.
Dinner on Deadline: A burger both healthful and indulgent
July 10, 2015
This plump, juicy burger is my desire-driven answer to the nutritional call to limit the portion size of a piece of lean meat to a deck of cards. I found a way to make a burger both healthful and indulgent: Stuff it with a modest amount of lean meat and vegetables. You expand the size of the burger, so your eyes widen with excitement before you bite into it. Antipasto-Stuffed Turkey Burgers 4 servings For the burgers 3 tablespoons chopped roasted red peppers, drained and rinsed 3 tablespoons chopped marinated artichoke hearts 2 tablespoons chopped pitted green olives 3 tablespoons shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese 11/4 pounds extra-lean or lean ground turkey breast 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper For the spread 2 tablespoons tomato paste 2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar 1/4 teaspoon salt 1. For the burgers: Toss together the peppers, artichokes, olives, and mozzarella in a bowl.
Flavor and moistness, that is. Ground turkey: The thighs have it
January 15, 2004
By Bev Bennett FOR THE INQUIRER
It wasn't so long ago that ground turkey was hard to find. Now it's available in many forms - bulk, logs and patties - in almost every supermarket. You also have a choice of ground turkey breast or thigh meat. Why does it matter what part of the bird the ground meat comes from? There are two big issues: fat and flavor. Ounce for ounce, ground turkey breast has less than half the fat of turkey thigh meat. If you're scrupulous about trimming fat from your diet, breast meat is the way to go. A small turkey breast patty has about 1 1/2 grams of fat, and you can't do much better than that on a low-fat diet.
Safety Guidelines Are Proposed For Precooked Meat
January 1, 1989
The Inquirer staff
New labeling and processing rules to ensure that certain kinds of meat patties, including precooked hamburgers, are safe to eat are being considered by the Agriculture Department. Lester M. Crawford, administrator of the department's food safety and inspection service, said there had been increasing evidence over the last several years that disease organisms survived in products that many consumers erroneously believed were fully cooked when bought. The proposal would affect fully cooked, partially cooked and "char- marked" ground meat patties.
L&i Flip-flops Over Burger Fine
November 1, 1994
by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
Maybe the question now is "What's the beef?" City Licenses and Inspections Commissioner Bennett Levin yesterday took Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers off the hook for a $96,000 fine, but refused to apologize for citing them last week for allegedly short-weighting their quarter-pound hamburger patties. "I don't believe there was any criminal intent," Levin said. "But the process by which they package and deliver their patties will have to change. " Levin added that L&I found "no intent to deceive customers," and that it responded to the city citations in a responsible manner.
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'Sticking It Out': Percussionist Patti Niemi's memoir hits the highs and lowsof a musician's life
June 26, 2016
By David Patrick Stearns, Classical Music Critic
Philadelphia Orchestra watchers know that the small army of hyperalert people navigating the back-row percussion hardware in Verizon Hall must lead intricate professional lives. But could anybody guess that an orchestral percussionist could write such a rich, entertaining memoir as Patti Niemi's Sticking It Out (ECW Press, 249 pages, $24.95)? You might be tempted to dub Niemi's book the new, and more likable, Mozart in the Jungle . But what annoyed readers about Blair Tindall's confession of a party-prone oboist on the loose in New York City is not to be found in Niemi's narrative about perfecting her dings and thuds, starting out in her native Rochester, N.Y., and now in her current longtime gig with the San Francisco Opera Orchestra.
Sichuan Tuna Burgers with Pickled Ginger Relish
June 16, 2016
Makes 4 servings 11/2 pounds tuna steak, cut into small chunks 1 tablespoon red miso paste 1/2 teaspoon prepared wasabi 1 teaspoon soy sauce 4 green onions, white and pale green parts, cut into 1/2-inch pieces For pickled ginger relish: 1/2 cup pickled ginger for sushi, finely chopped Finely chopped zest and juice of 1/2 lemon 3 green onions, white and pale green parts, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced ...
Patty Duke, Wentworth Miller, Kehlani and why celebrities talk about their mental health
April 1, 2016
By Sofiya Ballin, Staff Writer
This week, mental health dominated trending topics. Two celebrities spoke out about their issues, and a pioneer died. On Tuesday, R&B singer Kehlani posted a photo to Instagram of herself in a hospital bed with an IV in her arm. She admitted she tried to commit suicide, writing, "today I wanted to leave this earth . . . But God saved me for a reason, and for that, I must be grateful. " Also on Tuesday, actor Wentworth Miller, best known for his role as Michael on Fox's Prison Break , spoke out after a publication tweeted a meme poking fun at his past weight gain.
Patty Duke: A split-screen life
March 31, 2016
By Ellen Gray, TELEVISION CRITIC
She won an Oscar at 16 for playing Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker , but for fans of a certain age - and those who caught her 1963-66 show decades later on Nick at Nite - Patty Duke will always be Patty and Cathy Lane. "One pair of matching bookends, different as night and day," they were the "identical cousins" of The Patty Duke Show , their differences reportedly inspired by cocreator Sidney Sheldon's having noticed different sides to the young star's personality. Decades later, she was diagnosed as bipolar.
Patti Davis on drawing closer to her mother, Nancy Reagan
March 12, 2016
Patti Davis on mom Patti Davis and her mom, Nancy Reagan , developed a much more loving connection with each other in the years before the former first lady's death on Sunday, Davis told Maria Shriver Thursday on NBC's Today . In a searing 1992 memoir, Davis, now 63, described her mom as abusive and overly critical. That changed when her dad, former President Ronald Reagan, became ill late in life. "At some point, and really it was at the beginning of my father's illness, I chose to aim for peace of mind in and of itself with my mother," Davis told Today . "I made a decision to look at her and look at us through a different lens - through a more loving, forgiving lens.
MarketBasket: More Patti LaBelle sweets
January 22, 2016
Patti cakes Patti LaBelle's latest hit? Her sweet potato pie, which became a viral sensation after a fan uploaded a video of himself enjoying the dessert and singing his satisfaction. Now, the local superstar is back with a second, and third, helping: vanilla Bundt cake with vanilla icing, and a three-layer caramel cake with buttercream filling and caramel glaze. Both are manufactured for mass appeal but manage to hit the high notes. - Samantha Melamed Patti LaBelle Premium Caramel Cake, $13.94 at Walmart.
Patti's thoughtful Thanksgiving
November 25, 2015
Jenny DeHuff, Daily News
Thanksgiving this year with Patti LaBelle promises to be quite the party. Sharing the table at Patti's Wynnewood home will be none other than the Los Angeles YouTube blogger known as James Wright Chanel , whose ode to Patti's Pies, the sweet-potato pie she's selling exclusively at Walmart, have had the desserts flying off store shelves. The video had more than 3.2 million views as of yesterday. "My new friend James Wright took this fierce video and it took my pie over the top, and people are losing their minds over this pie," the famed local songstress told Fox 29. Also at Patti's table will be Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson , of the Roots , who she said has been ribbing her for years about not inviting him over to sample her cooking.
Patti LaBelle pies selling like hot cakes
November 24, 2015
Mister Mann Frisby, for the Philadelphia Inquirer
Walmart is doing the math and by all indications the square root of pie is the correct answer. Sweet potato pie , that is. Thanks to Philly's own songbird Patti LaBelle and one of her biggest fans, the retail giant is nearly sold out of the popular holiday dessert, which bears her name. The Walmart in Cheltenham even posted multiple signs at its entrance telling shoppers the pies were sold out. A sinfully delicious frenzy has been created by way of nutmeg, butter, sugar and a hilarious viral Internet video.
YouTube video sparks run on Patti LaBelle's sweet potato pie
November 18, 2015
Jenice Armstrong, Daily News
JENNIFER Braxton was on the hunt for one of those Patti LaBelle's sweet-potato pies. So, on Saturday, after getting off work at 10 p.m., she drove to the Walmart Supercenter on Byberry Road. She walked all around the store but couldn't find one. The next day, she called and an employee answered, "Thank you for calling Walmart. We're out of pies. How may I help you?" "I have a company potluck coming on Friday and I said I would bring Patti pies," she explained to me later via Facebook.
Sarah Frances Nolan, 91, mother of WDAS Radio personality Patty Jackson
November 4, 2015
By Bonnie L. Cook, Inquirer Staff Writer
Sarah Frances Nolan, 91, formerly of Philadelphia, a seamstress and the mother of WDAS radio personality Patty Jackson, died Tuesday, Oct. 27, of complications from Alzheimer's disease at her home in Wyncote. Born in South Philadelphia to Samuel and Carrie Jones, "Pat," as she was known, graduated from Bartram High School and Apex Beauty Academy. In 1941, she married George Johnson, and the couple had two daughters before divorcing. George Johnson died in the 1980s. She later married Robert A. Nolan.
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Paradise and so relaxing!
We had such a wonderful time here relaxing and being on a beautiful hillside overlooking the fantastic views of the ocean.
A short walk to the bay where you can have many fun options for water activities. Ken and Erin are the best hosts. Thoughtful and ready to help out to make your stay just perfect. There are many resources available to help you get around and know more about the Big Island. The breakfasts were wonderful and plentiful. Excellent coffee -- and we bought some from the near by coffee plantation to take home with us. It made our summer travels complete and we would highly recommend that you see for yourself. Boulder, Colorado
Place of Refuge
I contacted Luana Inn after reading all the wonderful reviews here at Travelocity and had my fingers crossed that there would be availability on short notice. I was VERY lucky -- not only because there was, in fact, a room available, but also because after having stayed there, I can't imagine a better spot to spend three days. Just wish that I could have stayed longer.
Luana Inn is in a perfect location. It's on the hillside overlooking Kealakekua Bay, so the best snorkeling on the Big Island is moments away (a 5 minute drive). That proximity makes it easy to wake up early and get down to the water in the early a.m. when the spinner dolphins who visit the bay are most likely to be present. But in addition to the scenic and natural beauty, this area of the Island is also loaded with cultural and historic attractions: the Place of Refuge National Park is 4 miles away and provides a great learning opportunity for those interested in early Hawaiian history. It's also a prime location to see the rare Hawaiian turtles. But location isn't everything.
What makes Luana Inn special are its owners: Erin and Ken are exchellent hosts. They made sure we had everything we needed and were also helpful in providing advice on local restaurants, grocery stores, and a wonderful used bookstore ("Island Books") that rivaled some of those in Chicago. Breakfasts were bountiful and their company was welcome. At the same time, their presence was never intrusive and we often had the feeling that we had a wonderful home all to ourselves. Interaction with the other guests was limited, so there's none of the claustrophic qualities that make some B&B's too stifling. That's partly because the property is huge, with two of the suites being located in a detached house.
I've read the other reviews and couldn't agree more with all the positive accolades that previous guests have given. If you're looking for a special place to get away from it all, or for a place that will provide you with a great base for exploring many parts of the Big Island: look no further. If you do, you're just wasting your time.
You'll want to go back!
Luana Inn is what makes B&B's such a treasure. Ken and Erin are energetic, helpful, and really neat people, the kind you would choose for friends, and they serve an excellent start to the day! Great coffee, healthful choices with a flair for combining the saturated tastes of the local fruit with the staples of "good eatin'".My "foodie" husband and I often hiked the day away with the energy off breakfast.
Our room had an amazing view, giving the impression of Kealakekua Bay being all for you. Captain Cook wishes he were so lucky! Being naturally active, we actually found ourselves "hanging out" in our room and in the common room- another activity only found during vacation!
The Kona area was our favorite on the island. The Ocean views, fairly easy hikes, and coffee plantations reaching up the mountainside were continously refreshing. The rainforest of Hilo was nice, but there were as many plants represented on the Kona side, without the mosquitos, and loss of panoramic views.
Believe me, you'll want to go back! .
Paradise Found
Arriving at Luana Inn for my first visit to the Big Island of Hawaii I immediately found this place paradise! Located on the Kona Coast just a few miles down the raod from Pu`uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park this Inn exceeds number one in my book for Bed & Breakfast! Nestled on the lush Kona Coast overlooking the ocean in Captain Cook, this place is worth every dollar spent. My morning started off walking down to the kitchen and having some fresh white pinapple grown right on the property. There was also tasty sweet mango, warm homemade bread, and freshly brrewed Kona coffee. The surrounding area was extemely peaceful and tranquility filled the air. I did not want to leave after my last night, especially after gazing into the amazing sunset that I watched out my front door, see the attached photo. The accomodations were extemely clean, neat, and fit the theme of a perfect Hawaiian vacation. Erin and Ken the Proprietors are wonderful people, made me feel right at home. In addition there is a nice size swimming pool any family would enjoy. I highly recommend this little known about Inn at a great nightly rate to match it!
An Island Enchantment
My cousin & I stayed at the Luana Inn this month and what a find! Owners Erin & Ken are warm, friendly and make a mean homemade coffee cake. They were accessible if we needed anything but not nosy or pushy, and they gave us great advice on local activities and restaurants. The property is incredibly beautiful, from the nicely decorated, clean rooms to the panoramic ocean view. The inn is located a little off the beaten path and is very quiet and peaceful. We didn't even need to lock the door to our room! The experience was perfect in every way and I can't wait to go back.
Rejuvenating destination
Beautiful clean rooms, Erin and Ken are impeccable hosts. The tranquil, relaxing inn is a twenty minute walk from Kealakekua Bay where my husband swam with the spinner dolphins on the last day of our visit. Next time we plan to stay at least a month!
Lovely rooms, relaxing ambiance, thoughtful owners...excellent!
Luana Inn was extremely comfortable, beautiful, and quiet, and exuded exactly the ambiance of relaxation that we were looking for. I loved the Inn's location on rural Napoopoo Road - it felt remote and yet we could walk to the the beach in an easy 15 minutes and experience world class snorkeling.
Our room was spacious and comfortable, with every detail attended to. Among the best touches were the memory foam mattress, the wine glasses in the kitchenette, and beach towels and mats. They literally thought of everything you could want on vacation in Hawaii!
I would absolutely recommend Luana Inn to anyone looking for the perfect Hawaiian experience.
Lauana Inn, the perfect retreat!
My wife and I spent a wonderful week at the beautiful Luana Inn which overlooks majestic Kealakekua Bay on the Kona cost of the big island of Hawaii. We spent wonderful afternoons swimming with dolphins, sea turtles, and hundreds of tropical fish in the beautiful water. The afternoons were spent sitting by the beautiful pool overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean and watching the amazing sunsets.
The accommodations were perfect, the breakfasts were perfect, and Erin and Ken are the perfect hosts. The rural setting is tropical and soothing. The beautiful birds and wild geckos are amazing. We plan on returning soon and staying longer.
Ahh..Living the Good Life!
Staying at the Luan Inn was a incredibly relaxing time for me; how could it not be with such an amazing view of Kealakakua bay and the ocean, a pool and hot tub perfectly situated to watch the sunset every night, cozy rooms, and such warm and welcoming hosts? Exactly. Go ahead and spend a few days there, explore the shore, swim with the dolphins, eat ripe papaya, and drink locally grown coffee. Ahh..Living the Good Life!
Paradise Found!
We truly found paradise at the Luana Inn in Captain Cook on the big island of Hawaii. The owners, Ken and Erin, have attended to every possible detail. The room was wonderful--very clean with lovely decor. The lawn is beautifully landscaped with a pool. The ocean view is spectacular. We enjoyed breathtaking sunsets every evening. Breakfasts consisted of a variety of fresh baked breads, fresh fruit (much of which is grown at the inn), pancakes, eggs, kona coffee, juice and tea. The owners were very accessible and very helpful. It is located in a quiet residential area in South Kona just minutes from great beaches. In as little as 20 minutes you can be in the resort town of Kailua-Kona. The Luana Inn is a wonderful place to stay for so many reasons!
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The Actual Last Day
... than it sounds. And then just like that, we loaded our bags and drove off the farm. We decided to do breakfast at Island Lava Java to get in one last good meal. We took in the view and savored our last ocean-side moments. We dropped the rental car off and then they drove us to Kona Airport. We flew from Kona to Honolulu and then had an eight hour layover. Normally an eight hour layover anywhere would make me cringe and whine. But this ended up being a great chance for us to visit with ...
Down and Dirty Farm Livin'
... control and also just general mowing of the long grasses that grow. We can also single-handedly refuel and change the cables that rotate at the end too. Cleaning out the nooks and crannies is a must as the grass is really damp here and it builds up fast! We do a lot of preventative maintenance so that it doesn't break...it takes A LONG time to get fixed here and apparently only freshly made cookies can help to speed up the process. :-P Jack loves to weed whack. It's a great ...
Snorkelling with Manta Rays
... that has big lights on it - the lights attract the plankton which attracts the Rays. We didn't realise how close the Rays come to you. You could, as the staff said - lick them!!!! - see a snippet of the video - it is so amazing. After our amazing experience - we head to the Sheraton for dinner. Here they shine huge lights into the water and guests can see big Manta Ray playing close to ...
The Big Island of Hawaii
... stuck in Canada(mind you, it was only -5 C but it was still a reminder none the less, ha ha). The layover made us all the more excited to hit the South Pacific isles.
Due to a change in travel plans resulting from future employment plans, we unfortunately were only left with 8 days to explore Hawaii. We decided to split the time evenly between Hawaii and Kauai which kicked us in the pants hard to get going on the remaining goals on our list. Further to the ...
One last drive.....
... at Iao Valley in Maui and the Nuuanu Pali on Oahu. The fortress-like Puukohola Heiau on the Kohala Coast was built in 1790 prophesizing Kamehameha's conquest of the islands. In 1810, when King Kaumualii of Kauai agreed to become a tributary kingdom under Kamehameha, that prophecy was finally fulfilled. Kamehameha spent his final days in Kailua-Kona on the western coast of his island home. Kamehameha's unification of Hawaii was significant ...

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Jan 8, 12 at 2:48pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
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quote bloodyvampCould. And that's some experts. You shouldn't attack a country based on something that could happen, unless there's strong evidence suggesting that it's likely and imminent. So-called "experts" also said they were certain that there were WMDs in Iraq.
quoteLots of countries with nuclear weapons hate America, and I don't see any rush to bomb them. Regardless, them hating America proves nothing, let alone justifies acts of war.
quoteIt does have a basis in reality. Do you really think that they're more likely to leave you alone if you build military bases in their countries, kill people (including innocents), and overthrow their regimes? They aren't. For the most part, attacks are instigated because of actions rather than philosophies. It's blowback.
quoteLike I said, they're definitely going to want vengeance if you attack them.
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:03pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
I'm not saying we should grab our best stealth bombers and blow them to bits. It is WAY more complicated than that. And we weren't even at war with them when 9/11 happened. What I'm saying we should do, is what we've been doing. Stopping any acts of terrorism. They don't just hate us because of us going out there, they've hated America, Israel, and Christians for over 1,000 years. Why, after that long, would they just suddenly stop hating us. I know they haven't hated America for a 1,000 years, but they don't hate us just because we've fought them. They don't like how our country runs.
America wouldn't just go bomb them endlessly. If we wanted to do that, we would've done that from the start. Thats why we needed Civil Affairs units over there to ensure the innocents we were there to help, not bomb them ruthlessly. The terrorists don't have uniforms, so it was hard to identity them. But we had to go by what intel we gathered and wipe them out. Yes we used bombers, but it was on a specific building or location, not on a whole town.
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:09pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote bloodyvampIt's not possible to stop terrorism entirely. Going to war to "stop any acts of terrorism" is a bit of an oxymoron. As we've seen, it results in a lot of collateral damage and death.
quoteI disagree with this, and maintain that what they don't like (for the most part) is the military force and its use against them. What is it about your country that they hate so much that non-targeted countries don't have? General hatred is a factor but I don't think it's what's keeping the fire burning.
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:17pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote bloodyvampI find your ignorance unfortunate considering I mostly agree with you that Iran with nukes is very undesirable and they almost certainly are trying to get nuclear weapons. The bold part is particularly odd.
I doubt they will actually fire the nukes at Israel or anyone else, but it will be cold war type situation and they will likely blackmail and bully their neighbours (well, more then they do already) and their neighbouring Sunni Muslims probably have as much to fear as Israel.
Ideally Iran needs regime change (and I don't mean that clown Ahmadinejad, the Mullahs who really run Iran) but hopefully that will happen on it's own in time, the youth of Iran largely do not support the theocracy and there's alot of support for democracy. I guess it's a race to see who wins out, the mullahs nuclear program or the pro-democracy movement.
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:21pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote AuroraI guess I should have said "Trying to stop any acts of terrorism that they could."
And I'm not saying to stop terrorism entirely, as that is completely unrealistic. While it does end up with the body count high, we are preventing any terrorist attacks on our country, killing thousands of innocent people.
I agree that they don't like our military strength. But they don't like it because we are using it against them, and that its preventing them from crushing America.
To answer your question: We have what America is known for. An efficient and effective military, freedom, and a fair(er) government, comparing to alot of other countries.
I guess I came up with that part you bolded from history. Actually... I have a problem with that bolded part too. I was being irrational and said Christians. Its actually not just Christians, its every religion besides theirs they want crushed. My statement is supported by their history of attacking other people due to their religion. And now that I think about it, they really want the world to bow down to them. They want to rule the world (this I'm not sure about. I'm just thinking). Eh. I'm not sure about the "ruling the world part...
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:34pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote bloodyvampMany other countries are much fairer than America and have a higher-rated government, and yet they aren't attacked. To say that you're attacked mainly because of your "freedom" and "fair government" is frankly ludicrous and typical of pro-war propaganda.
Furthermore, saying that it's okay to rack up a high body count just to prevent terrorist attacks on your own country is selfish, and results in long-running wars. Anyway, I'm saying that this is incorrect in the first place because it's military interventionism and world policing that brews American hatred.
From "Why Terrorists Hate America":
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:45pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote AuroraThere is a danger here that we are using broad brush stokes to define different bodies and groups of people with different agendas with terms like "them". Who exactly is them?
If we are talking about Al Qaeda I suggest you investigate their actual grievances with America and I would hope you would agree that they are entirely unreasonable and unjustifiable. For example the Bali bombings were in retaliation for the independence of East Timor from Indonesia's genocidal rule, so it seems if you want not to make an enemy of these people who have to support genocide. They are sometimes painted as fighting imperialism but far form it, they want the restoration of the Caliphate and the Islamic empire, presumably including places like East Timor. I believe the restoration of the Caliphate was one of their founding aims.
And they turned on America in the first place because America was defending a Muslim country, Kuwait from invasion by their neighbours Iraq, What exactly was their problem with this? Well they belived that certain soil in Sudia Arabia, where some American troops were stationed, was so holy that "infidel" troops could not set foot on it even defending a Muslim country. Yep, 9/11 was over a belive in magic soil.
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Jan 8, 12 at 3:58pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
I went to the site you provided, and read our total number of civilian casualties. 3,000. Their civilian casualties numbered 3,500 and still counting. But information the author of that site doesn't provide is that the terrorists are killing their own civilians too. If you actually researched what went on, you would understand. The author also claims that if he were assassinated, he would go over there and "apologize to all the widows and orphans". Reality check. He would get assassinated the first day, not the fourth. And does he really think apologizing would help AT ALL?! I think the author is somewhat ignorant to how the Taliban/Al Qaeda works. And yes, we did kill with the stuff in Lebanon, but again, the site is biased by his opinion. He didn't give the whole side of the story. Thats another thing you should look up.
I'm really referring to the Taliban, Al Qaeda (only a bit), and pretty much any terrorist group over there. And I agree that they are entirely unreasonable and unjustifiable.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:00pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
On a side note, it's funny that somewhere like France, which has attempted to (and has? I've forgotten if it's passed or not) ban wearing the headscarf in public, isn't being outright attacked even though it's made abundantly clear that the Muslim faith and practices are not welcome there. It's funny that people think that it's America's lifestyle and culture and freedom that people hate, yet they don't overtly hate and bomb a place like France, where it's commonplace to go topless on beaches, there has been talk of banning the hijab if it hasn't been already, and is overall far more liberal and in much more fragrant violation of Muslim ideals and customs than America has ever been. They don't target France because France doesn't occupy their countries, take advantage of their resources, and try to dictate how their countries should be run. In fact, France didn't join in the war on terror at all. And they haven't been attacked (as far as I'm aware, anyway) in spite of the radical cultural differences. Imagine that.
But clearly, the terrorists just hate us because we have freedom and value different things. It all makes sense now.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:04pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote bloodyvampI don't endorse any of the other stuff on that webpage — it was just one of the top hits on Google with those quotes, which is what I was looking for. I'm making a case for the fact that terrorists don't attack your country for its freedom; otherwise, they'd attack other free countries and even freer ones.* Lots of people — including terrorism experts — agree that this is the case.
quoteTo clarify, I was referring to the same people as you. This is pretty broad, I agree, Styot.
*Misty brings forth a good example: France. And yes, I'm pretty sure that law was passed.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:11pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
What other countries are more free than America? There is a reason why millions of immigrants come to America. And terrorists don't just attack us for our freedom, also for our differences and what we value, kinda like what Misty said. They don't like difference. They think everyone should be like them or be killed.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:13pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote AuroraWho's saying that? And aren't you contradicting your self a little here? First you say these wars course attacks on Western Country's and then these wars are preventing terrorist attacks, just with a high death count. Well which is it? And fyi America isn't the only country to be attacked by Jihadists, many western countries have been attacked and I'd hazard a guess that Iraq is by far the most attacked country by Islamic terrorists and the Iraqi people the biggest victims. Why exactly is that? The Iraq war was not about stopping terror attacks on America, IMO it was about removing a man who was most likely the worst dictator of the last 40 years and cradling a democracy in the heart of the Muslim world, which is probably why it had a target painted on it's back by Jihadists and has had such a high body count. You think if a Muslim terrorist straps a bomb to his back, walks into a crowded market place in Baghdad and blows up as many fellow Muslims as he can that America is blame for that or responsible for the killings?
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:17pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote StyotThat was in response to this:
quote bloodyvampAnd I'm not saying that wars are preventing attacks — I'm saying the exact opposite.
Other countries have been attacked, yes, and the ones that come to mind are all involved in the "War on Terror." I could be wrong, but there's surely a strong correlation.
The rest of your post doesn't seem to particularly relevant to my points here. What I've been saying is that America would probably be safer if it engaged in less wars and occupied less countries. That's what I was saying about Iran: launching acts of war against them based on the possibility of them building nuclear weapons is dangerous, especially when the evidence is seemingly scarcer than is made out. I likened this to the Bush Administration's rationale for the Iraq war.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:18pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
Thanks Styot. Thats what I've been trying to say, but I'm not that good with words.
And I agree the Iraq war wasn't only to stop terroist attacks on America, it was to "remove from play", shall I say, a madman that was, essentially, getting alot of people killed.
*And I agree with Aurora on the last sentence. Partially.
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Jan 8, 12 at 4:37pm ^re: Does Ron Paul have a chance?
quote AuroraI'm not denying the reasons for their attacks on the West, I just said you should look at Al Qaeda and what they actually stand for and what appeasing them actually means. I think the majority of America and the Wests interventions over the last 20 years have had positive motivations and positive out comes, yet we keep pissing these people off? Why? When we can't even go and DEFEND a Muslim country from invasion without pissing these morons off surely alarm bells should be ringing? Christopher Hitchens put it something like this "Coexistence with there people is not possible, and I'm glad it's not because I don't want to live with them".
As for France:
They were involved in the Afghanistan invasion and obviously heavily involved in the Libyan revolution so I'm not sure I buy that they are more isolationist or that they aren't targeted.
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Spawn points. - Having multiple spawn points seems like a no brainer. You need to have multiple spots to spawn to avoid being instantly killed. When you're constantly spawn camped, the game loses a bit of its fun factor. The biggest offender I can remember is the original Ghost Recon on PC. Once you were pushed back you your spawn point, the mass spawn camping would begin. In a game that focused on long range combat, you stood no chance of survival for any length of time. Another major offender is Modern Warfare 2; this is dependent upon the game type you're playing. Yeah, there are jerks in that game. Jerks with akimboed Winchester 1887s. Of course they are hiding in a corner of my spawn location. I guess it's fun... for them, but not for me.
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MAG also seems to work well with a fixed spawn location. I believe this is due to the immense level size as some of the small training maps do suffer from limited spawn camping.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 634005:MV83NDc3ODBfMTE0ODA0MTFfOTRERDMwRTU=] so is AMERICAN IDOL *really* that indispensable? The program itself is good for a 35% IQ drop just by itself-add ELF and you get a nation who can no longer tell what is reality [/quote]
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The GWEN, HAARP & ELF are some scary stuff.
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In researching material for this particular blog I realized that I really know nothing even though I thought I had a lot figured out. This area is so close to home yet so far reaching as to almost defy all rational thoughts about this topic.
You think you are awake and have it all figured out, well I am here to tell you that you do not - go down this rabbit hole and see just how far down it does go. Mind control can and will affect you and it will get much worse. The following are psychotronic weapons.
I could not figure out why it was so important to the federal government that EVERYONE have this converter box for their TV sets by such and such a date - now moved out until June 12, 2009. Why would the government care if our TV had a crisp, clear picture? I know that they mind control you through the flicker rates and such through the TV, but why do we have to go digital? And, why would they even pay for it to the tune of billions of dollars- especially when we are in the middle of an economic collapse? All of the TVs made after 1995 are digital as well and digital images are much easier to manipulate - so now we can have totally made-up images that we think are real. I also think that this new digital system will somehow make it easier for Obama to broadcast to everyone on every channel. Is this further setting us up for the summer of hell 2009? You have to wonder. There still have to be more reasons for this switch and guess what? There is...
First of all you need to understand that the government has been hard at work on mind control for many years. Now we already know through various government agencies that they watch and record everything that everyone does - we are totally kept within the government's grid. So, that being said, I won't get much into that.
We will start with Project Blue Beam brought to us by NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration). Much of the NASA projects were spear-headed by German-Nazi scientists brought to this country at the end of WWII under Operation Paperclip. Basically this top secret program is set up into 4 different stages:
(I am going to sum these up in short order - Google it for yourself)
1). The first step was to basically re-do history as we know and to also prepare the way for us to believe in aliens and ETs - the movies have done a great job haven't they? Staging "new archaeological discoveries" from created earthquakes that uncover these artifacts and make it seem as though our previously held beliefs were wrong. They are in effect changing history to conform to what they want us to believe.
2). The second part is that they will create "shows' projected into the sky to announce the new messiah. This will be accompanied by the voice in different languages as well. This may include a "rapture" as well and it will make the way for the new messiah for a one world religion. They practice these holograms now - that is why we see UFOs. This will be done using ELF,VLF and LF waves that are the same frequency as the human brain. Ah ha!! Now you can see a little eh? Talk about pandalerium. Did you ever wonder why channelers have much the same message? They are mind-controlled. All done with telepathic and electronically enhanced two-way communication using these waves so that they hear the voices and then they will see the holograms. So, why would they do this? To terrify everyone on the planet so that they can have total control.
3). The third step is Telepathic Electronic Two-Way communication for everyone on the planet. This sets the stage for those unaware of the possibilities of mind control to follow the masses and never to question anything. Hmm...
4). The fourth step is putting all of these mind-control projects together. Using ELF, VLF, and LF they can now show everyone the messiah and now you can hear the messiah and you will be duped.
It is believed by many that the start of massive mind control will begin with an economic collapse and the switch to an in-between currency and then to all electronic system of currency.
How can they do this? Here is a list of things already in place and add in digital TV and you have it all ready:
H.A.A.R.P. - High-frequency Active Auroral Research Project - this array is located in Alaska and it blasts super-charged high frequency radio waves high into the earth's atmosphere. These radio waves go into the ionosphere (also called the ozone layer). This project was patented by a man named Bernard J. Eastland and he was a physicist. The patent number is 4686605 - "Method and Apparatus for Altering a Region in the Earth's Atmosphere." These beams are very powerful and can be pointed anywhere and can cause humans to have brain dysfunction so thoroughly that they cannot participate in battle nor defend themselves. These beams are used to alter weather patterns globally and also to cause earthquakes.
GWEN towers - Ground Wave Emergency Network - produces geomagnetic fields and they are spaced approximately 200 miles apart across the United States. These operate in a very-low-frequency (VLF) range. These waves have a tendency to hug the ground. Transmission is between 150 and 175 kHz. They also emit UHF waves of 225 - 400 MHZ. A single tower can transmit from 250 to 300 miles. These towers were originally to be used for emergency communications for the navy in the event of a nuclear emergency. Many people did not like the effects these towers had on people and the environment and they were supposedly shut down although they remained intact. They are part of the GPS grid now as well. Then it was decided that "cell towers" could be used as well and people did not throw fits about this - that is why there are so many going up now, even very close together. Close to our house they have put up 2 new towers within the last 8 months and they are only about 1/2 mile apart. These waves can be used to also remotely access your computer by identifying the signature wave of your computer. These microwave towers can send a wave to a certain point remotely from a computer and these waves can alter behavior and cause hallucinations to name a few things they are capable of. These waves can cause depression when sent to a brain at 6.6 Hz or at 7.83 Hz they can be made to feel great. Now you see that they can alter behavior. These towers can be used in conjunction with HAARP as well. These towers, when the microwaves are aimed at you for listening or whatever can cause nausea and headaches. They can change you mood instantly. These are known as cell towers or ELF microwave towers. See picture to the right of one by our home - they are everywhere.
Take the microwave towers, HAARP and the TVs and you are surrounded. A total grid is locked down upon you and you are at their mercy so you need to be aware of this so that you can question any changes in behavior or mood or actions that you feel suddenly. And I don't care where you live, you cannot get away from the effects of these towers or the satellites either. They all work together - they blanket the planet.
Not done yet...
Now you tie all of this together and more things I will get to in the next post and we are well on our way to total mind-control. I have not even touched upon the surveillance and other quaint projects the government is up to yet. But, they all tie in together. We also need to touch upon chemicals in air and in our foods, vaccines to name a few. They all work in conjunction to bring about the New World Order.
I will soon touch upon Remote Neural Monitoring and SSSS among many other things you need to know to survive. This is just a brief overview and I certainly am not very intelligent in things concerning electricity and magnetic waves and radio frequencies - I just know that this affects us all and puts some of the pieces together for you.
If you ever run into me somewhere and I have aluminum foil wrapped around my head, you will know why - just kidding - I wish that would work, wish it were that easy!! Now let me ask you all this: have you noticed headaches more often than usual? Have you noticed a change in personality in yourself or someone close to you? Have you noticed anything different in your behavior? Have you had any odd things happen to your computer?
God Bless and Prep On
P.S. The next post should be up later this week - more research to do and it is hard to put it all together because it is so huge.
UPDATE: After I had posted this the first time, my 2 best friends that live next door to each other about an hour away from me called in a PANIC screaming that they were following a "light with a red ring" for the past 10 miles and it was behaving erratically. Hmm.. just after I posted about the holograms they practice with preparing us for the coming events. One has to wonder for sure - I asked 1 of my friends to try to take a picture and she did and it was "like it read her mind" and moved too fast and she could not get the picture - it would not show up on the camera. Things are getting mighty strange!
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Pagan was once a top prospect in the Mets organization, but kept getting over looked for other flashier outfielders such as Lastings Milledge and Carlos Gomez.
Eventually Pagan's rights were sold to the Cubs in 2006, but when he finally made it to the majors, in Chicago, he was injured and missed 2 1/2 months. Pagan would play 148 games between 2006-2007 in which he batted .255, for the Cubs.
Prior to the 2008 season the Mets would trade a couple low level minor leaguers to have the outfielder returned to them. He was expected to compete with Endy Chavez as the fourth outfielder, but when Moises Alou went down to injury, and Pagan took advantage of the situation.
After a very hot spring, Pagan was the starting left fielder to begin the 2008 season. In 31 games hit .275 while playing solid defense, just as he was settling into the majors as a regular, he blew out his shoulder diving into the stands to catch a foul ball. The shoulder injury would cost him the rest of the entire 2008 season.
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And even when he is fit to play and ready for a return to the big leagues, chances are there will be no need for him on the Mets' roster. Reed probably would have won the assignment even if Pagan had remained healthy. And now Reed has won a place in manager Jerry Manuel's outfield scheme -- as much as anyone can in 22 appearances, mostly for defense. source MLB.com
The 27 y/o outfielder who makes at least $375,000 ( league min. ) was arrested in Florida for driving while suspended and active warrants for un-paid traffic tickets. So, instead of looking like a hard luck case that fans feel sorry for, he now looks like an immature knucklehead who is irresponsible and a bad driver.......
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Vitalis one arm excuses doesnt fly
Vitali said himself if Chisora was faster, he'd have been in a lot of trouble
So if fat arse Chisora can land on Vitali, Haye will have no problems
Vitalis chin is overrated, Lewis rocked him many times, when Haye lands on Dragos face, it'll be lights out
Vitali likes to slug it out, he doesnt use his jab like Wlad, he likes to fight on the inside, that will be his downfall against someone with fast hands and deadly power.
Vitali will be made too look very old in the ring, he is better off ducking...
His chin is overrated? Lmao!
Hes never been down or particularly close to and was plastered with bombs by Sanders & Lewis who hit every bit as hard as the excuse-maker.
As if Vitali is ducking that fraud who is brainwashing you AGAIN!
He got in the ring with Lewis, Sanders, etc like hes scared or ducking some gobsh1te whose best win is a fat, plodding C level car salesman from Zimbabwe Vitali had already beaten with virtually one hand behind his back.
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Google's J2ObjC 1.0 Translates Java into Objective-C
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Parse will Shut Down their Service
Kevin Lacker, Parse Co-founder, announced that the Facebook-owned DBaaS platform will wind down its operation to be fully retired at the end of January 2017. This announcement gave rise to many complaints from developers, yet Facebook is trying to make the transition easy and several alternatives are available.
ZeroTurnaround Announces JRebel for Android 1.0
ZeroTurnaround has announced the first stable release of JRebel for Android, the Android version of their popular plugin to modify running applications without having to redeploy or restart. JRebel for Android is available for Android Studio, and supports all phones and tablets running Android 4.0 or later. ZeroTurnaround offers a 21-day free trial, with prices beginning at $49/year.
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Android will Use the OpenJDK
Hacker News has reported on an Android source code commit that suggests that Google's mobile operating system is switching the implementation of their Java libraries from the original Harmony-based one to OpenJDK. The move has been confirmed by Google to VentureBeat.
With Flutter, Google Aims Dart to Mobile App Cross-Development
Flutter is a new open-source framework built by Google that aims to enable cross-platform development using a single Dart codebase on iOS and Android. It aims to provide high performance and 60fps, jitter-free experiences on both platforms.
Most Common Issues Caused by Mobile Fragmentation
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Android Studio 2.0 Introduces Hot Code Swapping
Android Studio 2.0 has hit the canary channel, and the focus of the improvements in this release is to make the development as streamlined as possible, including hot code swapping, faster builds, faster emulator, GPU Profiler and Debugger, and running multiple types of tests in the same time.
Nexmo Verify SDK Touts Easy Phone Number-based Authentication
Nexmo has announced the availability of its Verify SDK for iOS, Android, and JavaScript, which makes it possible to securely register and authenticate users based on their mobile phone numbers, Nexmo says.
Xamarin 4: Insights Is GA Now, Test Recorder and Forms 2
Xamarin has announced version 4 of their platform for building cross-platform native mobile apps for iOS and Android in C#. New in this version are the GA of Insights, a Recorder for the Test Cloud and several enhancements to the Platform: Xamarin.Forms 2.0, better support for iOS in VS, support for Android Material Design and more .NET code.
Microsoft CodePush Aims to Enable Instant Updates for Cordova and React Native Apps
Cordova and React Native developers will be able to deploy mobile apps updates directly to their iOS and Android devices thanks to CodePush, Microsoft say. CodePush includes a cloud service and an SDK to make it possible to update JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and image resources so apps can retrieve their latest versions. Compiled code, though, cannot be updated on the fly.
Dropbox API v2 Launched for Swift, Python, .NET, and Java
Dropbox has announced its API v2, which supports four SDKs: Swift, Python, .NET, and Java, is generally available to developers. According to Dropbox, Dropbox API v2 is "simpler, more consistent, and more comprehensive". Currently, API v2 does not support JavaScript and Objective-C.
V-Play Enables Qt-based Cross-platform Native Mobile App Development
V-Play is a desktop and mobile cross-platform development solution based on Qt. V-Play aims to make it easier for developers to create apps by using JavaScript and QML, Qt 5's declarative language. V-Play supports iOS, Android, WindowsPhone, BlackBerry and other mobile platforms. InfoQ has spoken to Christian Feldbacher, CEO & Co-Founder of V-Play.
RoboVM Is No Longer Open Source
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Just a little information about AI0L… In the picture above, AI0L and the "DX" gang; (i.e. Chloe, Charlie and Mark), pose for a quick photo opportunity before they make their next HF contact. While Mark is operating, the dogs find their most strategic and comfortable positions under his operating desk.
Mark has been a ham for over thirty (30) years now, and has had the unique privilege of meeting many friends throughout the Amateur Radio community. Special thanks to his mentors: Carey Bryan NY0L and Mike Medford.
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The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is investing in a Linux super computer by SGI. The computer's 2048 CPU cores and 4TBytes RAM will run under a single Linux instance.
According to the vendor this will be the biggest Linux single system image (SSI) world wide with 1024 Intel Itanium 2 Dual Core CPUs. The Altix super computer will be replacing the previous Columbia super computer system, also by SGI, and will mean a considerable performance boost on the same floor space with speeds of up to 13.1 Tflops.
The high-performance computer will be linked to an Infinite storage system with 240Tbytes of storage capacity, also built by SGI. The machines are scheduled for installation in NASA's Advanced Supercomputing Center (NAS) at the Ames Research Center, Moffet Field CA. According to NASA sources, super computing plays an important role in many projects, such as climate studies and astrophysical research
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[MLS] The Major League Soccer Disciplinary Committee suspended Houston Dynamo defender Eddie Robinson three games and fined him $1,000 for an elbow to the head of Kansas City Wizards defender Tyson Wahl during the Dynamo's 0-0 tie at Kansas City on April 12.
No foul was whistled on the play, which took place on a free kick sent into the Houston penalty area in the 47th minute, but the MLS Disciplinary Committee decided that the incident involved "unnecessary contact of an egregious nature" by Robinson to Wahl's head, which constitutes a red card offense.
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Here's another of Terunobu Fujimori's projects photographed by Edmund Sumner: this time Takasugi-an, a tea house in Chino, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. More »
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The Spanish-made Fagor is, without doubt, a beautiful appliance. As a matter of fact, the high as well as streamlined "Torre" model– its Spanish label, which equates to "tower"– flaunts an award winning layout. Refrigerator Repair Houston tried out the new fridge and it was a blast!
A smooth, stainless-steel exterior opens up to disclose bright LED lights as well as dark plastic accents that contrast with white-trimmed glass shelves. There ares a marked "Multifresh" cabinet for saving or thawing meat and fish.
Aside from the European-style height-to-width proportion, Americans must feel comfy with exactly what's inside. In fact, it's downright conventional, with easily adjusted racks as well as a fruit and vegetables drawer with optional divider panel. Both half-dozen egg trays could additionally be moved around for optimum storage space.
There are some downsides, however. This machine does not have an icemaker (though you do obtain a removable ice tray), as well as loses area to a large lighting fixture. There are just six slots to personalize 3 indoor racks, and also there's only one additional slot on the door. Just what's more, the door takes care of are made from multiple pieces of steel, as well as there's an unpleasant joint between them.
As is common for house fridges (also the Liebherr), the fridge freezer is a bit less sophisticated. There's no door storage, racks are a bit rigid, and also you've obtained no internal light bulb. Thankfully, the Fagor's even more practical price makes these cons easier to approve.
The Fagor nearly aced our fresh meals storage examinations. Temperatures hovered right around 37ºF inside out, with one somewhat cooler area in the center. Long-lasting temperature level uniformity was excellent, as well as any kind of deviations weren't wide sufficient to have a negative impact on meals.
Despite the fact that the crisper did not have an adjustable humidity control, it verified a fantastic suitable for most veggies. Just make sure you're not packing it with the incorrect sort of meals– specifically, anything that doesn't need to retain bunches of moisture.
When it involved cold, nevertheless, the Fagor could possibly utilize a little operate. Oddly sufficient, the commands only let you establish the freezer to -1ºF and also no greater. Nevertheless, the internal temperature levels of our screening materials never ever fairly averaged the excellent 0ºF. Instead, they was available in about a level and also a fifty percent also warm.
Thanks to its excellent consistency over time superior even to the fresh food part you could decline the thermostat about 3 levels to cut down on freezer shed.