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Healthy Peanut Butter Chunk Oatmeal Bars.
Soft and chewy peanut butter oatmeal bars made with healthy, wholesome ingredients. The chocolate is optional. Sort of. 😉
Let's discuss something.
Is there really such a thing as "too much peanut butter?" Because I'm pretty sure we test those limits over here on Sally's Baking Addiction.
My goal for today's bars was to create a wholesome, quick, and easy oatmeal bar with little ingredients and a whole lot of taste. I also wanted a bar that you could easily adapt using your favorite mix-ins or whatever you have on hand. I also wanted something overloaded with peanut butter because well… duh.
In these 100% vegan bars (except for that chocolate drizzle!) you'll find your standard kitchen staples. Nothing weird, nothing requiring a google search, and quite certainly nothing you'll have to visit a special grocery store for.
Whole wheat flour, oats, a touch of brown sugar, baking soda, peanut butter, more peanut butter, even MORE peanut butter, and some chunks for texture. I added dairy-free chocolate chips and raisins to my bars, but feel free to add your favorites! Dried cranberries, white chocolate, more nuts, seeds, dried banana chips, etc.
Disclaimer: I am mildly obsessed with raisins and I don't care if this makes me an old woman.
Each bar is rather dense and holds its own. They're soft, rather moist and not dry in the slightest. I kept my bars in the refrigerator and LOVED biting into them cold. The chilled chocolate chips and peanut butter combination is spot on and easily filled me up when I wanted a snack or something to bring to work. Or a midnight munchie.
Midnight bites happened a lot with these babies!
In addition to adding in whichever chunks-of-stuff you'd like, you could easily make these bars your own by adding in more or less brown sugar. I found that 1/2 cup was plenty and didn't make these bars overly sweet, especially since I added chocolate chips and a light chocolate drizzle. Chocolate was a complete necessity to my peanut butter bars.
Peanut butter & chocolate: saving tastebuds everywhere on this blog.
I'm a huge sucker for healthy recipes requiring a small number of ingredients and taking as little time as possible. With only 8 common ingredients, plus your little add-ins, I'm claiming these bars to be just as easy as my 5 ingredient healthy peanut butter chocolate energy bites. And they only take about 25 minutes to make start-to-finish! 🙂
I hate long ingredient lists and recipes taking for-ev-errrr in the kitchen. None of that with these!
Oh! And these bars are completely vegan. I used dairy free chocolate chips and almond milk in the dough, but melted regular chocolate chips with peanut butter as the chocolate drizzle. The drizzle is completely optional and you could make it with dairy-free chocolate chips if a vegan bar is what you're going for.
A small and common ingredient list, a whole lot of peanut butter, chocolate for my tastebuds, no butter or oil to keep my skinny jeans looking fab, chewy plump raisins, and a recipe taking less than 25 minutes.
So as I sit here getting over a tummy-ache as I write this post, eating peanut butter spread on saltine crackers – exactly what I had for lunch AND breakfast, we can just go ahead and answer that first question with a huge no.
There is never such a thing as too much peanut butter.
Healthy Peanut Butter Chunk Oatmeal Bars
Yield: 12-16 bars, depending how large you cut them
Soft and chewy peanut butter oatmeal bars made with healthy, wholesome ingredients. The chocolate is optional. Sort of.
- 1/2 cup (100g) packed brown sugar
- 1 cup (250g) creamy peanut butter (or chunky)
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup (127g) whole wheat flour
- 1 cup (80g) old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (120ml) milk (I used almond milk, but use whichever you prefer)
- 1/2 cup (90g) dairy-free chocolate chips (or regular chocolate chips)
- 1/2 cup (70g) raisins (or whichever mix-ins you'd like)
Preheat oven to 350F degrees. Line a 8x8 baking dish with parchment paper or spray with nonstick spray. Set aside.
With an electric or stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, mix the brown sugar and peanut butter on medium speed until light in color and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Mix in the vanilla, scraping down the sides as needed.
On medium speed, add in the flour, oats, salt, and baking soda. The dough will be very thick and clumpy, but it will come together. Slowly add the milk in a steady stream, mixing until a dough forms. Fold in chocolate chips and raisins. Use your hands to make sure everything is combined, if needed.
Once dough is completely combined, press it lightly into the prepared baking dish. Bake for about 17-20 minutes until the bars are lightly golden and set. Allow to cool completely and cut into squares. I keep mine in the refrigerator in a covered container. Bars will be good stored up to 2 weeks.
Additional Notes:
*I melted 3 tablespoons of chocolate chips with 1 tablespoon of peanut butter for the chocolate drizzle. This is completely optional. Be sure to use whichever mix-ins you like instead of the called for chocolate chips and raisins.
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O.M.G! They taste like heaven! I gave a little piece to my hubby so he can try it and he was like " So you want something too?" and then ate the whole bar ^^
I really like that it´s crunchy and the taste is awesome. I always thought I dont like peanut butter but this is so yummi ( I am from Germany)
Keep it up!
So, I have these in the oven right now. I skipped the chocolate chips because I didn't have any on hand. I added in a little over 1/2 cup of finely chopped apples. My toddler is OBSESSED with peanut butter, so I'm really excited about these as an alternative to processes snacks and a break from 3 peanutbutter sandwiches a day lol
I made a batch of these earlier. I played with the recipe a little. As a breastfeeding mom, I try to incorporate oats in as many things as I can, so I decreased the flour and increased the oats. I also used chocolate chips and peanut butter chips as my mix-ins. So yummy! Yet another of your wonderful recipes going in the recipe box. Thank you for all your wonderful recipes. My family, my husband in particular, has loved every one of your recipes I've made. Keep em coming!!!!
Hey Sally!! Just wanted to share how I made these, and managed to make them unhealthy 🙁
But for my mix-ins I used white chocolate chips and heath bar pieces (my two mix ins that I always keep on hand) and made the drizzle with white chocolate and peanut butter.
My gosh this is so good.
Might've warmed it up and put some caramel ice cream on top too….
Also used white chocolate peanut butter haha!
I am totally peanut butter crazy so when I found these I was so excited! I made them last night but doubled the ingredients for a larger tin and more bars (or slice as we call it in Australia). I also added chopped dried apricot instead of the raisins. It is a little crumbly – do you think adding an egg would help it bind together better? They are delicious though 🙂
Hi Sally,
I doubled this recipe since I only had a 9×13 inch pan. My mom decided to cook these for 40 minutes because they were underdone after 20-25 minutes. They were super thick and really hard and dry once they were finally pulled out. Do you have any suggestions as to how ling this should cook for?
I want to try these but only have white flour at home and would really like to keep them healthier, so was wondering what would happen if i used all oats instead of flour?? I don't mind them coming out crunchy and more granola-like, in fact I prefer that but not sure if it'll work. I also have some oat bran – would that be better?
Just found this recipe while looking for healthier snacks and I LOVE THEM!! I used natural pnut butter, all-purpose flour and plain soymilk plus added a ripe banana- then my mixins bittersweet chocolate and dried cranberries. They came out moist and delicious! Thx for sharing such a fast and easy recipe with no butter, no eggs and so little sugar- it was just what I needed!
I love these bars! Not too sweet, substantial texture, and peanut butter-y. Today, being lazy, I skipped the creaming step. Just stirred pnb and brown sugar with spatula til combined, and hand stirred the rest in. Still yummy!
I'm thrilled I can whip out a batch even quicker. Many thanks for sharing your terrific recipes!
Hi Sally! I make these bars all the time. I am obsessed. It's been about 3 years since I started making them and I still love them, I can eat the whole batch by myself and have eaten nothing else all day. My kids love these too! Recently I started using the powder peanut butter and yesterday I made these using it. They are not the same. They are alright, better cold, but I was hoping maybe you had a better ratio for me. It saves about 100 calories per serving (I get about 12 bars per batch). They came out more cake like which was fine, but were lacking in the flavor department. I should add that I usually omit the raisins and opt for milk chocolate chips but I use less.
What about coconut oil? Healthier fat? Still fat and calories….but maybe a better option?
Crystal. I did try coconut oil. Thanks for the suggestion. It helped, but nothing compares to the original recipe! Lol Soooo good.
If anyone scrolls down this far, just a heads up about subbing in crunchy peanut butter. I also used a gluten-free flour. The ratio I used was 1:1 for the regular peanut butter (as suggested) and flour. I use a bit less flour, as it is more grainy in texture and drier than wheat flours; however, I realized pretty quickly that the peanut butter was not working out quite right. Halfway through mixing the dry ingredients I was getting a definite dry crumble.
Kneading at the end didn't produce a "dough," though I'm not sure what the consistency of the dough should have been, I'm pretty sure this wasn't it. To compensate, I added extra liquid (between 1 – 3/4C. milk instead of 1/2C.) a little at a time until it became more of a slightly sticky, cohesive dough. I baked it for about 23 minutes total and they came out gooey in the center, cut easily, and reminded me a little of brownies.
If using crunchy peanut butter, increase the amount by another quarter, or just double it. Another option would be to chop your own peanuts & add them for the crunch. But a 1:1 sub means less moist, fatty goodness to work with and could leave the recipe high and dry.
Hi there! I just made these this evening and I am so in LOVEEEE!! I'm a quick, on the go breakfast kind of gal, and these bars are exactly the kind of filler upper i need in my mornings. I just wanted to say I actually made these with a few changes… I didn't feel like messing with an electronic mixer (lol lazy me), so I actually mixed everything by hand. By the time I added in the oats/flour it was just too unbearably hard to use a spoon lol so i used my hands 😉 the dough was kind of dry, for not using a mixer, so I actually added an egg white to keep it together. Instead of raisins I added in dark chocolate chips and chia seeds for that extra punch, and also a bit of local honey and pure maple syrup for flavor! So fantastic. Thank you!!


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Stayed here for 2 nights, lovely clean room with beautiful furniture, very comfortable bed. Stay away from mini-bar as it was very expensive.
Ideally situated to walk to Plaza. Would stay again if in the area.
Not up to par
What a disappointment! Rooms are small. Hotel in general seems "tired looking" and could use a facelift. Balcony was miniscule with no view. Service was terrible. Most of the staff was not helpful or informed. In many cases, they gave us the wrong information. Booked through Orbitz and when checking in received less than warm treatment. Hotel is further from town than indicated and walk to town is not particularly attractive. Shuttle service, however, was excellent. Would not recommend.
Very disappointed.
Very disappointing! The room we booked was to have a fireplace and balcony. What we got was a tiny room, no fireplace, no balcony but a window overlooking the portico skylight. Very clean, but tiny, tiny, tiny and the staff not all that friendly nor accommodating. Value definitely did not equal price.
Poor service, not price
This hotel was a big disappointment, mostly due to service. The suite was small, but okay. The sink didn't drain. When we checked in, they didn't even offer to have someone help us with the bags and gave bad directions to the room. This is a high priced hotel and should offer service to go with the price.
Enjoyed the Santa Fe
My adult daughter and I stayed at the Hotel Santa Fe for three nights at the end of June. We did not stay in the "Hacienda" section mentioned in several other reviews. However, we found the hotel to be very nice. We stayed in a "mini-suite." The room was quite comfortable, tho not overly large, it had two distinct, but adjoining sections. It was nicely decorated and the bathroom was just fine. We had a small balcony overlooking the pool area. The pool, and hot tub are in a lovely outdoor garden, comfortable lounge chairs and shade. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful. While the hotel is about a 10 minute walk from the Plaza the hotel offers a free shuttle to the center of town, it runs whenever you request it, just go to the front desk, say I want a ride, and voila, someone with a smile drives you to the Plaza. It was raining one of the nights and they also happily picked us up at the downtown restaurant (The Cayote Cafe) at 10pm. We enjoyed our stay and would definately stay there again.
If you come to Santa Fe - stay here
This is a very comfortable and peaceful hotel. The authentic decor really separate it out from your average chain hotel. Only 10 minutes walk from the main plaza. I stayed here with some friends and we all liked it.
All the charm of Santa Fe
I thought the Hotel Santa Fe was charming and warm. A wonderful cross between a quaint B&B and a big hotel. The room was very clean and quiet with a small balcony. We did not visit the restaurant and it was too chilly for the pool but they both looked lovely. I loved the delicious fresh compliementary coffe near the elevators in the morning (so you don't have to go all the way to the lobby just to get your morning fix). I plan on going back to Santa Fe this spring/summer and I will stay at the Hotel Santa Fe again.
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The Lexus ES sedan was redesigned for 2013 and was joined by a hybrid version: the ES 300h. The ES 350 competes with the Acura TL, Hyundai Azera and Lincoln MKZ.
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The available high-intensity-discharge headlights are now accompanied by LED fog lights. The ES 350 gains the choice of Bamboo interior trim like what's offered in the ES 300h hybrid, and both models now offer heated and ventilated seats with the simulated leather upholstery.
The ES now offers Siri Eyes Free Mode for the iPhone 4S and 5, which enables various voice commands through Siri including placing a call, playing music from iTunes, listening to and composing text messages and emails, getting directions, performing a search, listening to notifications and calendar info, and adding reminders and appointments.
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- Lexus' signature spindle grille
- Subtle trunk lid spoiler for hybrid
- 17-inch alloy wheels; 18-inch wheels available
- LED daytime running lights
- LED taillights
- Dual exhaust tips (ES 350)
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- Imitation leather upholstery; real leather available
- Power front seats
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- Available wood trim, steering wheel
- Available heated steering wheel
- Available power rear sun shade
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- 268-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 engine (ES 350)
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I have a love/hate relationship with my personal website/blog. When I started this site almost 9 years ago, social networking wasn't even in the vocabulary of the internet, and personal branding was a must have. Fast forward to 2012, and Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn are ubiquitous, and Tumblr is a great turnkey solution. I purposely left out Google+ because like so many other companies, they are way too late to the party. This website is a labor of love, but a little more laborious as of late than loving. Running a personal website is a lot of work: Hosting costs, infrastructure work (DNS entries, SLR's, dealing with the daily deluge of comment spam, bug fixes, trolls…*sigh*).
There are so many options out now, which also creates new problems: Store your content on one site, photos on another, and if you are a coder like myself, do we use CodePlex, GitHub, etc. for our code? How do we integrate all of these into one cohesive entity to brand ourselves now? And what about syncing all of our stuff amongst different networks? Sneakernet (aka thumb drives), or the pains that I've taken to enable folder redirection, offline file sync'ing, and my own internal SharePoint implementation, and paying out the nose for hosted Exchange Server for email/contact/calendar sync'ing amongst my literally dozens of devices?
There are just too many moving parts these days. Which brings me to "the cloud"…it's so confusing to get the cloud to play nice with one another. Where one solution excels, it lacks in other areas. All of the solutions combined ALMOST solve the problem, but not one single one does anything quite well. We're going back to the thin client days, where our computer is just a screen that displays information. Mainframe days if you like.
Sometimes I feel that all of this complexity has re-introduced us to the stone ages. Introducing all of these extra layers sets us back and makes more work than it solves. I spend so much time keeping up w/ disparate information sources, and my own infrastructure. So, the million dollar question is could there ever be one "site"/"network" to rule them all?
As computer professionals we have to brand ourselves. I guess what makes me a little sad is that it's not the name that matters anymore, or the work you put into the branding. But, the amount of disparity makes things worse. I have a twitter account (@jaysonknight) which is pretty much read only, I rarely tweet. And the amount of info I receive in my feed is way too much to keep up with. Facebook, of course…but that's mainly for personal stuff. G+? A joke. LinkedIn is the most valuable of all my social networks as it helps pay the bills w/ contract/job leads.
The internet has matured quite a bit, but is compounding the underlying issue: In the end, we just want to post content under one name. Whomever can solve that issue will be the next big thing. One domain, all content, and simple tools to enable publishing. I love the social networks, but I also feel they've set us back a bit. They've generified branding, and handcuff us to "their" way of doing things.
It took me a couple of tries to get the new Windows Live beta package installed on my machine; the secret fix for me was to enable the Windows Firewall service (I disable it since I'm behind other firewalls), so if your install is failing, turn on the Firewall service. You can turn it off again after you're done.
The previous version of Windows Live Writer hasn't worked on any of my machines for quite some time now, so it's nice that the new version actually works again. I might actually start keeping up with my blog again, although in a completely new mode of content since my tech days are long behind me (professionally at least). If you want to test drive the new Windows Live Essentials beta, you can download it from here. The new Windows Live Messenger is worth the download alone in my opinion. Much more polished, and you can plug it into social networks like Facebook, etc.
So let's see if this new version actually works, and if it does look for more updates in this space. I have my blog linked to my FB notes, so this post should show up on my FB profile as well.
I have the proud distinction of being able to say that I have been accepted to Columbia University (yeah, that Columbia...the Ivy League one) and will be finishing up my degree there. I'm still in shock that it's actually happened, that I get to fulfill my lifelong dream of attending an Ivy League institution...and Columbia at that which is IMO the coolest of the Ivies, namely due to its location in Manhattan. I have busted my ass over the past year in my studies, and it's great to see this hard work paying off. So long as all the logistics fall into place, I will be moving to the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan in early January to begin classes. All of my credits transferred, so I'll be enrolling as a Junior. I'm excited and apprehensive at the same time, but I have no doubt that this was meant to be. I have a philosophy of believing that things happen for a reason, and the more effortlessly they happen, the more they were meant to happen.
And it would seem that I'm not the only one making a big move these days. My good friend Keyvan Nayyeri (Facebook profile) has also fulfilled a lifelong dream and is finally making it stateside to complete his Ph.D in Mathematics at the University of Texas: San Antonio. The internet sure does make the world seem awfully small sometimes, and the prospect of finally getting to meet this guy in real life is astounding. I'm so happy for him as I know he's wanted this for a long time now. I know he's going to do great, and I wish him the best of luck.
Any readers of this blog (if there are any left actually) located in and around the NYC area, please feel free to drop me a line. Next post will be from the Big Apple!
Spring semester at UNCC has ended, and compared to previous semesters, this one was quite the crusher to say the least, even though it was only 15 credit hours. My GPA for the semester was a 3.53, so I'll make Dean's List again, but I was a bit disappointed by one particular B in my Chemistry lab…the TA said I was extremely close to an A, but that there would be no curve. My most surprising comeback story was Calculus I; bear in mind I haven't had a college level math class in about a decade, so all of those skills had long disappeared. Combine that with the fact that about halfway through the semester our professor fell gravely ill, and we got a new professor that although very smart, hadn't taught a low level math class in years so he was way above our heads. I found some fantastic online lecture notes and basically locked myself in a room for an entire weekend and taught myself everything I needed to know for the final exam. I went from a 67 on the first exam to a 92 on the final, good enough to get an A as my final grade.
One thing this semester taught me is that I no longer want to be a Chemistry major. My first round in school, before I discovered computer science, I was absolutely fascinated by Chemistry and had a natural knack for it. The knack is still there, but the interest…well, not so much. Of course my end goal is medical school so the major doesn't matter per se, but I have to be interested in the work I'm doing. This round, my interests are much more towards the biological sciences. I have decided to change to either a B.S. Biology should I decide to stay at UNCC, or Biomedical Engineering should I decide to transfer to a school that offers an undergraduate degree in that area. I have also decided that UNC-Chapel Hill may not be an option for various reasons that I won't go into…it's mainly a matter of timing. As such, I'm going to apply to other schools in the region that offer a competitive BME program such as NC State and GA Tech for consideration of a Spring '10 transfer. A BME degree will be a fantastic fallback degree should my physician aspirations not work out (which of course I have complete confidence that they will, but there are so many places where pursuing an M.D. can abruptly end).
The end of this semester was complicated by some strange medical issues I've been having. I won't get into a lengthy diatribe nor will I play armchair physician in this post about what's going on, but it got severe enough last week that it warranted 2 physician visits, a smattering of chest x-rays, and a CT scan. The findings are leaning towards gallstones (which I suspected all along), but aside from that I'm a perfectly healthy 30 year old according to test results. I have a consultation with a general surgeon tomorrow morning to discuss a further course of action. I will say that I wouldn't wish the amount of pain I've been experiencing on my worst enemy. My last 2 exams of the semester, I was basically writhing in pain throughout them feeling pretty close to death, and still managed to do well on both. Mind over matter I guess. It's also safe to say that dye contrast CT scans are quite interesting…the barium sulfate shake given beforehand provides you with about 18 hours of severe cramps and diarrhea, and the IV injected contrast dye also has some interesting physiological properties…feels like your skin is on fire and like you've peed all over yourself. Highly recommended.
First summer session (aka 5 weeks of Organic Chemistry pain) starts in just over 2 weeks. I was planning on enjoying my break, but it looks like it'll be consumed with physician visits until we get the pains resolved. It's all good, I have faith in the system (even though it does move pretty slow). Watch this space for more updates.
Spring semester at UNCC has gotten off to a roaring start; I can't believe it's already been 6 weeks. I had to do some schedule adjusting…trust me, my course load is not to be envied at 16 hours: General Chemistry 2 (with lab), General Biology 2 (with lab), Calculus, Japanese, and I'm TA'ing for a deductive logic professor. The labs are what absolutely kill me each week since they are three classroom hours + lab reports + quizzes, exams, and papers…all for one lousy credit hour. So far it's a bit rougher than last semester, but definitely manageable.
The good news is that I have finally completed my application to UNC aka Carolina aka Chapel Hill. It's a phenomenal school with one of the better Chemistry programs in the country. The bad news is that notification won't be coming for at least a month, and I don't do too well with suspense and waiting. Fingers are crossed, but this will be by far one of the biggest decisions I've ever made in my entire life. Chapel Hill is only 3 hours away from Charlotte, but my life is here: Friends, family, girlfriend…I mean it's not the end of the world, but it's still a heavy decision. Like I always say, I'll burn that bridge when I get to it. Provided I get in, it would be the opportunity of a lifetime.
Sidenote: Condolences to those who didn't survive the great Telligent Carnage of '09. Over the years before I got out of the software business, I got to know quite a few of you, and even before that, many of you were household names amongst .Net developers. My heart especially goes out to Rob Howard…I know just how passionate you are about software and your company, so I'm sure the decision was not an easy one. No doubt that even with what little sleep I'll be getting over the next few weeks in anticipation of an acceptance letter, they are nothing compared to the sleepless nights you had before having to make this decision. I am truly sorry.
So another semester has drawn to a close…this semester was my first full one; I did 17 hours and I can say one thing for certain: It's a lot easier to focus at age 30 than it was at 18, and it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be. Finals were pretty gruesome, but overall it was a successful semester, and I've loaded myself up with 18 hours for Spring. One thing I learned about myself is that at some point, I stopped being able to do consecutive nights of 4 hours of sleep…I paid dearly for it during finals week and it caught up with me at the end. Yet another thing drastically different than being 18.
I also learned that a decade of cube life spoiled me in some ways…I haven't put pen to paper (e.g. taking notes) in many many years having always used a computer for all of my document generation needs. The problem wasn't with the note taking itself, but rather being able to quickly find information I had written down for later studying. Over the past few months I had gone back and forth on whether to get a laptop, or get a tablet. Since I'm a chemistry major, a good portion of my notes include drawings, charts, and equations with lots of symbols involved…so a regular laptop was not going to be a feasible solution. The obvious choice was then a tablet, but to get a decent one is a sizable chunk of change. A friend of mine reminded me about the Dell outlet site, and since the Latitude XT is the tablet I was interested in (namely due to multi-touch capabilities), it became a matter of checking the outlet page on a daily basis waiting for the configuration I wanted. It took a couple months, but the one I wanted finally showed up yesterday. To say I got a great deal would be an understatement. Brand new, the configuration I got would have been around $3,500…I ordered mine for $1,500. The main component I was holding out for was an SSD, which apparently are really hard to come by on the outlet site. Regardless, it gets here on the 22nd, and I'm beyond stoked to be getting rid of all the paper notebooks I would have had to keep up with next semester.
So the question now becomes, do I stick with XP Tablet Edition, or do I use the free upgrade coupon it comes with to move to Vista Business? I've read reports on the web of Vista's tablet capabilities being less than stellar, with many reviewers preferring XP for tablets. I personally love Vista, and would see going back to XP as a huge setback, but of course I want to use whatever works best. Any readers have experience with one or both?
Anywho, I'm all caught up on sleep, have a week of family obligations, and am off to Vail for a week right after Christmas for a well deserved vacation. I keep telling myself I'll blog more, but school is keeping me fairly hemmed up. Perhaps I'll make a better effort come next year. Have a wonderful holiday season everyone!
Like quite a few folks, I've been plagued by issues with Vista on a Gigabit LAN, namely seeing throughput that's a fraction of what it should be. I tried the fixes Scott Hanselman outlined in his excellent Vista Gigabit post to no avail. The Google gods must have been smiling on me yesterday because I found an article I had not seen before: Disable Vista network autotuning. In a nutshell, open an elevated command prompt and run the following:
netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disable
I'm now seeing sustained throughput between Vista and other machines on my network in the neighborhood of 80-100 MB/s. From what I've read, none of these 'fixes' are needed when all machines are utilizing SMB 2.0, e.g. Vista <-> Windows 2008 or other Vista clients. Regardless, it's great to finally be able to utilize all of my LAN bandwidth after almost a year of frustration.
Barack Obama has chosen UNCC (University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the university I'm attending) as his last stop before the elections on Tuesday. It's pretty telling when a state that can only be described as historically very red is not only a democratic candidate's last stop, but is also seemingly going to go blue, exactly what kind of change people actually want.
We're honored to have you here on the eve of the elections.
I don't know why I find this commercial so hilarious, but I can't help but giggle out loud whenever I see it. Brilliant piece of marketing on the part of eTrade.
In my previous CS Tidbit, I outlined how to add an archive page to your blogs to free up some sidebar real estate while still giving readers access to our post history. Of course, now that we have this in place, how do we let our readers know where it is? In the past, adding links to one of the standard sidebar widgets meant manually adding entries to various skin files, and doing it in each theme on our site. There was also really no way to control security on the links either without adding some more customizations, ie if you had a link that you only wanted displayed to logged in users, or to owners of a particular section (Sharepoint calls this Security Trimming, I'm not sure what CS refers to it as).
Fortunately for us, CS now supports creating nested navigation bar items via the control panel, and also allows us to specify security attributes to control what audience gets to see these links. In this tidbit, I'll outline how to accomplish this. Our end result is going to look something like this:
This is just the standard navigation bar that you'd see in CS2008.5's Hawaii theme, along with 4 nested navigation bar items. To create these items, navigate to Control Panel and select Site Administration, and then head over to Site Theme. The url to this page will look something like http://<yourSite.com>/ControlPanel/Settings/ThemeConfiguration.aspx. In the theme configuration editor, select the Header tab and look for the section called Navigation Bar. You'll see a box similar to the one pictured here:
In this example, we'll add a link to the archive page we created in the previous CS Tidbit. Click the Add button, and then fill in information similar to the following:
Once you're done putting in the correct info, click save. You can then click and drag the newly created link to the section where you'd like it to be nested under. It's actually a pretty slick control. Once you have it where you want, click the save button in the lower right hand corner and navigate back to your site. The newly created nested navigation item should be displayed under the section you placed it in. All of this adds some nice navigational touches for your site visitors to be able to find stuff in an easier more consistent manner.
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In Craftsy's first-ever Block of the Month, Amy Gibson brings you 10 specific quilting techniques - appliqué, string quilting, paper piecing and more.
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What materials did you use? Cottons. Just purchased the teal for the background. It is Country Classic Solids from Joann's in a wide range of colors.
What are you most proud of? I really wanted my center circle to be as smooth as possible. I think that with the dresden blocks, the eye is drawn in to the center of the circle, and any extra bulk or distracting seam allowance "halo" detracts from that. I think I succeeded (after a temporary comical setback when I discovered that my mylar cirlce template was NOT heat resistant!!---Oh well cardboard works just as well.)
What advice would you give someone starting this project? Just make sure your template is correct when you start out or you will have some head-scratching and problem-solving to get it flat in the end. 20 blades that are off by a smidge adds up to something that defies the laws of geometry just when you thought you were almost done! I think it looks best with an appliqued center circle because it is less bulky. I use the gathered running stitch, then insert heat-resistant circle, pull thread tight around back of circle and iron. There are lots of tutorials online for making perfect circles. Missouri Star Quilt Co. has a video you can watch for instance. Have fun! The Modern Dresden wheel has lots of MOD appeal!
WOW! Very nicely done. I really your block & your technique.Good blend of fabrics also. Thanks for sharing. :-)
Thank you Pam. You should google that flower. It's really neat.
Hey Cat, I did Google those flowers & they are spectacular. Thanks for the idea. :-)
I actually just imagined them into existence I think!
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<!---->Biographically, William Collins is an elusive figure. We know the bare facts of his life, but these lead to many more questions than answers. He was born on Christmas Day 1721 in Chichester, West Sussex, to fairly elderly parents. His father, William Collins, was a hatter by trade, who had twice been Mayor of Chichester. From 1725 to 1733 Collins was probably educated at the Prebendal School in the town. At the end of his time there, two crucial events occurred: on 30 September 1733 his father died. Around five months later Collins was admitted as a Scholar to Winchester School in Hampshire, where his contemporaries included Joseph Warton, who became a fellow poet, and remained Collins's close friend throughout his life. Indeed a …
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Nato Approves Sending Advance Troops To Bosnia Spanish Foreign Minister Picked To Be New Leader Of Alliance
NATO gave the go-ahead Friday for sending advance units of a 60,000-strong international army to Bosnia and, after weeks of deadlock, picked a new civilian head for the alliance.
After more than a month of wrangling over NATO's top civilian job, the 16-nation alliance chose Spanish Foreign Minister Javier Solana to guide NATO as it sends an army into harm's way for the first time in its 46-year history.
Troops from NATO's rapid reaction force should fly to Bosnia from their base in Rheindahlen, Germany, today, under the directive given Friday.
They will form the advance guard of a 2,600-troop initial force that will set up communications, transport routes and storage sites before the main body of troops starts pouring into Bosnia after a peace accord is signed Dec. 14 in Paris.
The initial force, including 700 American and 500 British soldiers, should be in place early next week.
The NATO ambassadors gave provisional approval to the overall peace enforcement plan, code-named Joint Endeavor. Full approval will come only after the Paris signing and a resolution from the U.N. Security Council, but officials said the final plan will be little changed from the one set Friday.
It creates a multinational force, comprising 20,000 U.S. troops, 14,000 from Britain, 10,000 from France and smaller contingents from other allies. Russia and other non-NATO nations will also contribute.
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We currently have three polar bears at Highland Wildlife Park, we have two males called Walker and Arktos and a female called Victoria.
Where to see them
The two males are in an enclosure near the beginning of the Main drive-through Reserve or can be seen from the viewpoint on the walk round.
Victoria's enclosure on the opposite side of the drive through and can only be access by a walkway located near the Amur tigers.
Daily Talk
Don't miss our daily keeper talk at 1:15pm at the male polar bear enclosure
Threats and Conservation
Polar bears are under threat due to the loss of their habitat. They need sea ice as a hunting platform to catch seals, but global warming is causing the ice to melt earlier each year. This means that the polar bear has less time to hunt and put on weight for their summer fast or for a female to remain in the snow den caring for her young cubs.
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Orwell meets animation in Youngblood's challenging 'Cartoon'
Asylums and hospitals. Circus cages and suburban cul-de-sacs. Tiny apartments, cramped submarines and the antechamber to hell.
Youngblood Theatre Company's plays regularly feature nightmarish, confined spaces in which a lost generation dreams forlornly of liberation. »Read Full Article
Times Cinema to reopen Dec. 28
The Times Cinema will reopen Friday with floodlight hitting the skies, a red carpet purportedly filled with paparazzi and "Django Unchained" on the screen.
The Times, at 5906 W. Vliet St., has been closed since March, when the lender for the building and other properties, including the Rosebud Cinema in Wauwatosa, began foreclosure proceedings. Investor Lee Barczak, who owns the Avalon Theatre property in the Bay View neighborhood, bought the Times and Rosebud at a foreclosure auction in May, and reopened the Rosebud in August »Read Full Article(1)
A Free Playlist of Country Christmas Favorites
As the Christmas holiday approaches this week, I pulled together a Spotify playlist of my 30 favorite Christmas tunes for Country music fans to enjoy while wrapping last-minute presents, entertaining with family or heading out to your holiday get-togethers. This list spans the genre's generations with classics from the likes of Jim Reeves, Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Gene Autry and Kitty Wells and updated holiday hits from Toby Keith, Kellie Pickler, Carrie Underwood, Little Big Town, Brad Paisley and many more. Did I miss your favorite? Let us know in the comments!
I also tossed the music video of Kenny Rogers and Parton's "A Christmas to Remember" at the end of this post. The song isn't available on Spotify, but that's okay because the music video is so pricelessly unique that you just need to watch it to get the full experience. Check out Kenny and Dolly singing together in a ski lodge filled with stiff mannequins from a 1980s Christmas special. There's no explanation needed - it's just one of those quirky Christmas moments! »Read Full Blog Post


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Listen: Kid Cudi's 'Pursuit of Happiness'
As he showed with his smash, "Day 'N' Nite," Kid Cudi has a way with insinuating, hypnotic rhythms. The Kanye West protégé continues to impress with "Pursuit of Happiness," the next single from his Sept. 15 album, "Man on the Moon: the End of Day."
"Day 'N' Nite's" "lonely stoner," or "lonely loner" as it has been changed to for radio, who frees "his mind at night" seems to have found some friends, specifically MGMT and Ratatat, who appear on the song. There are already two mixes of the song on youtube.
The first is far dreamier and more intricate with a really wild, distorted guitar at the beginning.
The second, the Radio Rip version, is more up-tempo, features more sound effects and has MGMT further up in the mix. (The guitar may be just as upfront on that one...the version we were listening to sounds like the beginning may have been lopped off a little). Both are pretty trippy and infinitely interesting because of the way Kid Cudi puts together traditional melodies with disparate elements.
Lyrically, Kid Cudi is on a nihilistic crash course here at the beginning of the song; though he tells himself he's "on the pursuit of happiness," and there's no room for looking back, it also feels like a dark and ominous road that starts with Cudi high and drunk behind the wheel. Then come the night terrors and sorrow. His flat, deadpan delivery only adds to the vulnerability. You can't help but root for him when he promises "I'll be good" if he can just reach his goal.


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The lowest estimate for Best Buy and Staples physical stores is about 22,000 units. Microsoft physcial Stores about 30,000 units. Then you factor the online sales at MS online, Best buy online and Staples online. About 100,000 units or 100Million. Also MS store and Best Buy reps says pre-demand is increadible for upcoming shelf replenishement expected later this week. I think MSFT has a clear winner here. THe potential is huge. Out of the 524 Million PCs and tablets sold this year Surface can grab 10% market share if MS can meet demand with supply. Imaging the impact. 52Million Surface pro is 52Billion in revenue and over20Billion in additional profits.
Add on these online sales:
Wait. Did he say "sellout"? Mary Jo Foley knows all about it:
...many [customers] said...stores had very few of the Surface Pro 128 GB models and in some cases, equally few of the 64 GB ones. ... Users can't order these devices online...because they are "sold out." ... The Best Buy page is providing conflicting information. ... Microsoft isn't explaining...what caused the supply shortage.
...the trials and tribulations of supply-chain management.
i hope they have sold a lot. however, it does not matter how many they have sold, what is the most important thing is that the market apperas to be massive for a true PC tablet with high performance. The fact Surface Pro 128 was the one sold out surely meant that the market is hungry for this type of devices, which are currently not met by anyone. Apple ipads or anrdoid pads are simply not to the task of true computing.
Some great things are coming to msft in short order. All msft needs to do is to max out their Surface production,a nd come out with a few better Surfae Pro models soon!!!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Wait till INTC's new haswell chip come out,much longer battery life,more power,thiner designs