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(Bluefield)— Dr. Sudhakar Jamkhandi, Director of the Office of International Initiatives & Professor of English at Bluefield State College, will be the keynote speaker at the India Center's observance of "Gandhi Day" on Saturday, October 22, beginning at 6 p.m.
The program includes Bhajans (Indian devotional songs), prayers by different religions, and essays on Gandhi's life in South Africa and his influence upon world leaders. A vegetarian dinner will be served at the conclusion of the program.
Dr. Jamkhandi is also a Fulbright Specialist for Internationalizing Institutional Capacity, 2011-2016. His presentation is entitled, "Gandhi Rocks."
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By Sean Greene 12:29am, March 26, 2013 - Updated 10:43am, March 26, 2013Delaware has its sights set on a first-ever berth in the Sweet 16 when the Blue Hens take on North Carolina tonight in the second round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament at the Bob.
Where: Bob Carpenter Center, Newark, Delaware
When: 7:00pm (EDT)
What: NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament 2nd Round
Who: #6 Delaware (31-3, CAA Champs) vs. #3 North Carolina (29-6, ACC At-Large)
On the Line: NCAA Regional Semifinal game vs. Kentucky/Dayton winner in Bridgeport, Connecticut
Series History: 1st Meeting
Last Round: Delaware 66, West Virginia 53.. UNC 59, Albany 54
NCAA Tournament History: Delaware 2-3 (2001, 2007, 2012), UNC 44-22 (Best: 1994 National Champs)
Coaches: Delaware - Tina Martin (340-180, 17th year), UNC - Sylvia Hatchell (908-320, 38th year overall)
Players to Watch:
Elena Delle Donne (6'5" Senior, 25.5PPG, 8.5RPG, 67 blocks) - In front of a national television audience, including former UConn star Rebecca Lobo, Elena put on a clinic in the second half of the West Virginia win. Despite harassing defense from WVU, Delaware's All-American scored 20 points after the break, including going 12-of-13 at the line. In the 40-20 second half, she also blocked 3 shots and grabbed 5 rebounds. UNC has eight 6-footers on their squad, so space will be tough to come by.
Kelsey Buchanan (6'3" Junior, 1.8PPG, 2.0RPG, 8.2 minutes) - I actually typed this preview up using my template from last year's Kansas game, and the player I had in this slot last year was Sarah Acker. Like Buchanan, Acker was a player who hadn't seen much playing time during the regular season, but saw her minutes skyrocket against the taller teams in the NCAA Tournament. As mentioned above, UNC is probably the tallest team Delaware has faced since Maryland. That means Kelsey will once again have the opportunity to build on the fantastic 10 point, 5 rebound performance against the Mountaineers. She must be aggressive, assertive, and make things tough for UNC inside. This will be a great showcase for one of the key cogs in the post-Sensational Seven era at Delaware.
North Carolina:
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt (5'10" Senior, 15.8PPG, 3.8RPG, 4.4APG) - A first team All-ACC selection, Ruffin-Pratt is finally healthy after battling shoulder injuries throughout her Tar Heel career. She scored a career-high 30 points to will the Tar Heels back after trailing Albany for nearly the entire game in the opening round. A 25 percent three-pointer shooter in the regular season, Ruffin-Pratt has hit 4-of-7 in the ACC Tournament and Sunday combined. She is likely going to have a couple of inches on whichever player Tina Martin chooses to put on her. Delaware must keep her in front and hope she gets into foul trouble. She picked up a technical arguing a call in the Albany game and has fouled out three times this year. Tournament games are emotional, she must keep them in check.
Krista Gross (6'0" Senior, 6.4PPG, 8.5RPG, 1.6APG) - If it wasn't for Delle Donne, Gross would easily be the most versatile player on the court. Despite being a wing guard, she can attack the glass (leads UNC in boards) and also knows how to get herself to the free throw line (104 attempts on the year). Head Coach Sylvania Hatchell called her the "Eveready Bunny" for the energy and emotion she brings to a squad that starts a sophomore and a freshman along with three seniors. Another tough matchup for the Hens, they must block her out.
Delaware Will Win If: A second scorer steps up. Delaware only put two players in double figures against the Mountaineers, and one of them was a surprise in Kelsey Buchanan. Trumae Lucas, Lauren Carra, and Danielle Parker are all capable of putting up 15-20 points on a good night. If one of them can do that, it could take a lot of pressure off of Elena.
Delaware Will Lose If: UNC's guards get by Delaware's defense. The switch from man-to-man to the 2-3 matchup zone was able to stop West Virginia's dribble penetration, and it has to do a nice job of that again. Delaware also can't get into foul trouble in its back line. Besides Delle Donne, Parker, and Buchanan, the only tall player with any sort of playing time this year is Stephanie Leon.
North Carolina Will Win If: Size matters. Waltiea Rolle at 6'6" will be the tallest player on the court, and grabbed 14 points and 14 rebounds against 6'8" Megan Craig of Albany. Delle Donne is 3 inches shorter than Craig, but 3 times more athletic. Albany outrebounded UNC by 1, Delaware will be in trouble if UNC gains a big advantage on the glass.
North Carolina Will Lose If: They can't figure out how to shoot at the Bob. Their struggles against Albany weren't because they weren't getting good shots, it's that 12-14 foot open looks were grazing off the sides of the rim or airballs. Was it nerves? Was it the new arena? Was it the 2-week, post-ACC Tournament Layoff? Whatever the answer, Delaware figures to make UNC pay better than Albany if they keep it up.
Prediction: Delaware 71, North Carolina 69. This one won't be easy, but Delaware has stepped up so many times in big spots against tough opponents at home during this run the last 2 years: Penn State, Princeton, James Madison. Winning this one would put an incredible stamp on this team, but regardless, the atmosphere for this team's last home game should be off the charts.
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Turner Motorsports has booted Reed Sorenson from his ride to "evaluate" the Nationwide Series program despite Sorenson being third in points, the team announced Tuesday afternoon.
Earlier Tuesday, Turner said it has notified its employees of a potential downsize at the end of the season, citing the departure of sponsor Dollar General and the "current economic climate" facing the organization.
Currently fielding teams in the NASCAR Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series, Turner Motorsports becomes the latest team in NASCAR to likely cut jobs at the end of the year.
Sorenson's job loss was certainly a surprise. Brian Vickers will take over the No. 32 car for the next two races.
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Settlement reached in asbestos mine cleanupThe Associated Press | October 20,2013EDEN A settlement has been reached with the owner of a former asbestos mine in northern Vermont to help cover the costs of some pollution controls.
Vermont Asbestos Group also has agreed to pursue $3.5 million in insurance money that could help pay for maintenance and operation of pollution controls at the former mine in Eden and Lowell.
According to court papers filed last week, the company will pay $50,000 to the state of Vermont over the next 10 years, aside from the possible insurance money, the Burlington Free Press reported.
Settling defendant shall not use the site, or such other real property, in any manner that EPA or the state determines will pose an unacceptable risk to human health or to the environment due to exposure to (asbestos) waste material, the court document said.
The asbestos mine, located on 1,500 acres along Belvidere Mountain, operated in Eden and Lowell for more than 80 years. The substance was used in many applications, from roofing to floor tiles to insulation and brake pads.
The mine closed in 1993 after scientists determined that airborne asbestos fibers caused cancer. When it closed, it left behind 30 tons of trails or debris containing asbestos.
Rainwater has washed some of the tailings into two nearby brooks and polluted the wetlands. The state has estimated a total cleanup of the site would cost $250 million, but plans to have the land declared a Superfund site were rejected by voters in Lowell and Eden in 2012.
John Schmeltzer of the state Environmental Conservation Department said the settlement will not solve the mines long-term environmental problems, but is a first step.
We dont know what were going to get in money from those insurance policies, he said. We know were not going to get anything adequate to generate a long-term solution to the site.
Vermont Asbestos Group must maintain the site under a state project managers supervision, according to the agreement.
They have met all the responsibilities theyve been asked to do so far, Schmeltzer said.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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The Year in Review
People and events that continue shaping our world
By Kevin Uhrich 12/22/2011
This week, we look to a future sure to be fraught with more financial uncertainty, more political turmoil, more cultural instability, more educational limits, more taxes, fees and fines and very likely more violence, if the recent escalation of force used by authorities to roust and arrest members of the Occupy movement from encampments around the country is a sign of things to come.
Pasadena hasn't been immune to the social calamities occurring in bigger, less affluent communities. We have our own Occupy movement, which has taken a less confrontational but no less productive approach to demonstrating discontent with the state of the world. Participants know that for as comfortable as some of us have become, there are among their ranks members of a swelling army of people — 99 percenters — who have nothing. Things are dire at every level — people are still losing homes in record numbers, schools are still woefully underfunded, cities are running out of money, laying off people and turning more and more to the private sector, public services are being slashed …
Of course, no one knows for sure what's going to happen from one moment to the next. But, even without having dearly departed oracles like Tony Stewart, Pat Rostker, Maurice Morse, Raul Borbon, Jim Plotkin and Ralph McKnight with us any longer to show us the way, we can still make some educated guesses. And a good place to start that process is by re-examining where we've been in the past year.
While we're doing that, it might do well to remember the theme of the 2012 Tournament of Roses: Just Imagine …
Pasadena Council members Terry Tornek and Steve Madison get into a political dustup over Tornek's support for Madison's election rival, businesswoman Carolyn Nabor; civil rights leader Anthony "Tony" Stewart dies at age 92; LA County zoning officials close Altadena's Danny's Farm, a petting zoo named for the autistic son of Angels pitching coach Jim Gott; and Mary O'Connor, the single mother of two small children taken by county child care workers, pleads with a judge to get her babies back.
Robert Nelson, a JPL scientist and a plaintiff in a lawsuit aimed to stop the government from doing background checks on contractors, tells former Deputy Editor Jake Armstrong that the US Supreme Court's ruling in favor of the checks makes the nation less safe; Elton John tells Arts Writer Carl Kozlowski how he's settled down over the past several years; Taboo, of the Black Eyed Peas, explains to Kozlowski how he rebounded after hitting bottom; and reporter Jana Monji reveals how city officials fail to police the city's dog park, where she was attacked and her own pet was killed.
Caltech's Bob O'Rourke gets a new lease on life with a donated lung; the city names an alley for Jim Plotkin, an Old Pasadena founder who suffers with lung cancer; and the Weekly learns that Board of Education candidate Sean Baggett is on probation for a DUI-related fine he failed to pay.
A transportation advocacy groups says several Pasadena-area bridges are structurally deficient; former Iraq War captive James Loney speaks with the Weekly about the power of forgiveness; a city commission recommends a ban on the use of plastic bags; and Gene Masuda takes his seat as the city's first Asian-American City Council member.
Musicians picket plans to replace the California Philharmonic with the Pasadena POPS at the LA County Arboretum; city officials unveil the design and flavor of a cake commemorating Pasadena's 125th birthday; restaurateur Robin Salzer starts a meals program at the Jackie Robinson Center; and Kareem Abdul Jabar talks with Kozlowski about his new book, "On the Shoulders of Giants."
Newt Gingrich swings through Pasadena as part of what many had thought (hoped) was his last hurrah as a GOP presidential candidate. That week, Michelle Obama heads to Pasadena to raise funds for her husband; Make Music Pasadena attracts thousands of music lovers; boot camp operator Kelvin "Sgt. Mac" McFarland begins hearings on charges he kidnapped a former member of his program; and former Superintendent Diaz lets it all hang out in a candid interview with Deputy Editor André Coleman.
Councilman Chris Holden announces plans to run for the Assembly; Errol "Fog of War" Morris talks with Kozlowski about his latest film, "Tabloid"; Assemblyman Anthony Portantino says cuts imposed on his office are political payback for his opposition to the budget submitted by Gov. Jerry Brown; Oscar-winner Marvin Hamlisch takes the baton with the Pasadena POPS; Pasadena Fire Chief Dennis Downs announces plans to retire; and longtime community activist Ralph McKnight dies at 78.
Kozlowski finds out why former white supremacist Bryon Widner removed his many hateful tattoos; a local post office is named in honor of Tuskegee Airman Oliver Goodall; a Noise Within prepares to open in East Pasadena; businessman Sam Han uses his Pasadena-based nonprofit to help give North Korean orphans a new life in America; in a precursor to the Occupy movement, 50 demonstrators storm the One West Bank branch on North Lake Avenue to stop foreclosure proceedings against Rose Gudiel of La Puente; and John Gundry takes charge as superintendent of PUSD.
Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hanh comes to Pasadena to speak about "Enjoying the Moment of Now"; Tom Hayden meditates on America's "Long War" against terrorism on the 10th anniversary of 9/11; Bill Nye talks with Features Editor Sara Cardine about his new role as head of The Planetary Society; and the city extends City Manager Michael Beck's contract indefinitely, making him city manager for life.
A report slams the Sheriff's Department for a rise in the number of shootings of unarmed suspects; former state Attorney General John Van de Kamp joins the chorus of voices calling for reform of the Sheriff's Department; Board of Education members choose sides in a decision to censure a member for disclosing closed session information; and businessman Jim Plotkin succumbs to cancer at 72.
A video surfaces revealing the brutal treatment of children at a military-style boot camp; members of Occupy Pasadena urge people to take their money out of banks and put it into credit unions; Pat Rostker, a member of one of three families to sue PUSD to integrate schools, thus starting busing, dies at age 90; and civil rights leader and lifelong teacher Maurice Morse also dies. She was 86.
JPL's Mars Science Lab heads for the Red Planet; hurricane-force winds topple trees, down power lines and cause tens of millions of dollars in damage around the San Gabriel Valley; activist Raul Borbon loses his battle with cancer at age 56; local activist Marvin Schachter is honored by AARP for a lifetime of good works; and the city formally calls an end to its red-light camera program. n
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- The effect of pressure gradients on luminosity distance-redshift relations
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- Lasky, Paul D.; Bolejko, Krzysztof
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- Inhomogeneous cosmological models have had significant success in explaining cosmological observations without the need for dark energy. Generally, these models imply that inhomogeneous matter distributions alter the observable relations that are taken for granted when assuming that the Universe evolves according to the standard Friedmann equations. Moreover, it has recently been shown that both inhomogeneous matter and pressure distributions are required in both early and late stages of cosmological evolution. These associated pressure gradients are required in the early Universe to sufficiently describe void formation, whilst late-stage pressure gradients stop the appearance of anomalous singularities. In this paper we investigate the effect of pressure gradients on cosmological observations by deriving the luminosity distance-redshift relations in spherically symmetric, inhomogeneous spacetimes endowed with a perfect fluid. By applying this to a specific example for the energy density distribution and using various equations of state, we are able to explicitly show that pressure gradients may have a non-negligible effect on cosmological observations. In particular, we show that a non-zero pressure gradient can imply significantly different residual Hubble diagrams for z less than or similar to 1 compared to that when the pressure is ignored. This paper therefore highlights the need to properly consider pressure gradients when interpreting cosmological observations.
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- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
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- Classical and Quantum Gravity, Vol. 27, no. 3 (Feb 2010), p. 13
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- 2010
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- 0105 Mathematical Physics; 0206 Quantum Physics
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- Cosmological models; Cosmological observations; Dark energy; Distance-redshift relations; Pressure gradients
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- IOP Publishing
- 0264-9381
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I used to love coming to the JavaOne conference in the spring. There was such energy, such hope. We'd queue up around the block for the opening keynote and walk in to the special JavaOne theme music or to a band that was brought in to play live. We'd be welcomed by John Gage. He'd set the stage. He'd tell a story. He'd move us smoothly from one element to another, stopping only to share something cool that he'd seen while wandering around the conference the day before.
Even then four keynotes seemed excessive. But they were all pretty geeky. Sure, there were exceptions. There was the one with Alan Baratz's daughter on stage reading a top-ten list. The one people still shake their heads over, though, is when Pat Sueltz yelled repeatedly at the audience, "you can make money with Java!" in a Steve Ballmer sort of way. For some reason, Magic Johnson was also on stage during her performance, shooting baskets and talking about his chain of movie theaters.
Ahhh, the good old days. The days when people cared. The days when the audience got all charged up and burst out of the keynote ready to change the world. This year's General Sessions failed to inspire me in any way. It could be that Java is older. It could be that I'm older. It could be that this was my tenth JavaOne. Then again, it could be that there were absolutely no new announcements. None. Well, maybe I should take that back. There was some news, but Sun just doesn't know how to tell a good story.
Depending on which numbers you read, somewhere between 15,000 and 20,000 developers came to this year's JavaOne. Many of them got up early on Tuesday and came down to the Moscone Center in time to hear the opening General Session. A proverbial sea of people looked up at Sun's newly named CEO Jonathan Schwartz and even more recently named software chief Rich Green. Guys: the thousands of people in the audience have come to your conference. Accounting for food, travel, and admission, they have each paid $2,000 or more to attend. This is your audience--it takes so little to send them off full of enthusiasm for this platform on which they all depend. Tell these people a story. Paint a picture. Fire them up.
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The story they chose to tell was about Open Source. A successful story needs some element of conflict and resolution. In the good old days, Scott McNealy used to take on Microsoft as the embodiment of evil. He'd throw in plenty of shots at other companies, but you knew that Microsoft was wearing the black hat. More recently, under Schwartz, the guys in the black hat were actually wearing red hats. At this year's JavaOne opening session, Schwartz did not call out Red Hat by name, but they were there every time he mentioned Ubuntu.
When you tell a tale of Open Source you need to consider your audience. There is little you can say to convince hard line Open Source folks that Java is or will be open in any meaningful way. This portion of your audience will ignore your marketing and FAQs, and instead will study the license and measure it against their needs and expectations. Then there are members of your audience who embrace the whole compatibility argument. They are suspicious of Open Source; you lose them as soon as you open up the code base. They would rather become a .Net shop than have to worry about all of the issues that confront Open Source users. What keeps them in the tent as Java developers is that they don't believe Sun is really ever going to Open Source Java. If Sun had wanted to, these people reason, they could have done so years ago.
As with most issues, most of the audience is smack-dab in the middle. It would be nice to open source Java but that's not an issue that keeps them up at night. They don't understand, or just can't bring themselves to care enough about, the technical objections that the Open Source zealots raise against everything Sun tries to do. This portion of the audience uses enough open source code that they aren't afraid of it. This group doesn't contribute very often to the code base; maybe they file bug reports and check in now and then to see what the code base status is. They hear the rumors before every JavaOne that Java is going to be open sourced and they nod and say, "cool." JavaOne comes and goes and Java is still not open sourced and this group nods again and says, "oh, well."
Schwartz and Green stay on message at the keynote and the press conference that follows. They reiterate that the question of open sourcing Java is not one of whether it's going to happen, but how it will happen. Schwartz goes to great pains to demonstrate that he is serious. He points to the benefits that Sun has reaped from opening up Solaris. Not only have they had millions of free downloads, but they've also made more money off of Solaris than ever before. Of course there are differences between opening up Solaris and Java. Consider, for example, IBM, BEA, and a handful of handset manufacturers. The Java ecosystem doesn't center on Sun in quite the same way that the world of Solaris does. All that aside, it appears that Schwartz genuinely believes in the economic benefits of opening up Java.
The Open Source folks hear that it's no longer a question of whether and barely blink. For them it's always been about "how." If Sun doesn't open up Java under the right license, they grumble, why bother opening up Java at all?
For the last year or so, Simon Phipps and others at Sun have given talks stressing Sun's history of opening up code and how deeply ingrained Open Source is in Sun's culture. A recurring theme is that there is no need for any more licenses. They agree with others in the open source community that there is an over-proliferation of licenses. Why then, you might ask, was there a need for CDDL (Common Development and Distribution License)? Ahhh, they answer, that was different. We needed just a few changes from the Mozilla Public License on which it was based. But, that's it. We promise. There's no need for anyone to create any more licenses.
And then it came time to relicense Java in such a way that it could be included in Linux distros such as Ubuntu. It seems that there wasn't an existing license that would cover this case and so Sun has created yet another license. The DLJ is the Operating System Distributor License for Java. Sure, it's a binary distribution license and not a source license. But, it is another license that a Java developer has to parse and understand.
You can see the positive and negative side of this action in a post from BEA's Henrik Stahl: JROCKIT and the DLJ License. He writes, "JRockit has long had a very liberal end-user license. Part of the license has been written specifically to facilitate bundling JRockit with 3rd party software, including Linux distributions. However, there have been some limits on we could do based on our own license agreement with Sun. Our legal department is now reviewing Sun's new DLJ license to see if we can use it to make our own license even more flexible."
The good news: the new DLJ seems to be better than the existing license under which Java operates, which can have a ripple effect that would allow other licenses to relax restrictions that are only in place to enforce the more stringent requirements. The bad: lawyers everywhere are required to figure out what this new license means. A new license always leads to billable hours. The Jini community heard this message loud and clear and changed to an Apache license. Community members said that no matter how good the Jini license was, they were not going to be able to get the lawyers at their company to spend time figuring out all of the implications of another license.
In Phipps' post JDK on GNU/Linux: Something Wonderful, he describes the benefits of the DLJ and reports that it's been endorsed by Ubuntu, Debian, Novell, Nexenta, Belenix, and Schillix. Read down to the comments and you will see that they are polite and largely positive. Several readers have posted possible issues in the license. The key questions center on the indemnification clause and the restrictions on distribution "with any additional software that implements the same or similar functionality."
Returning to the topic of this section, it is clear that the "how" matters very much. The license under which Java is ultimately released is not a small issue. Jim Hurley and Bob Scheifler gave a very thoughtful presentation on the options for licenses when the Jini community was shopping for a new one. The issues for Java as a whole are more complicated, but you'll find these options laid out clearly in A Look Towards Open Source.
Sam Ruby has a variation on the Schwartz/Green theme in his post Cooperate on Standards, in which he says, "The question isn't whether there will be a fully-compatible implementation of J2SE 5.0 under an OSI license in two or three JavaOne's from now; but rather one of how many, fully-compatible, implementations of J2SE 5.0, under an OSI license, there will be; and whether any of them will be ready by the next JavaOne."
Danese Cooper kicked off a volatile thread with her post What Sun Doesn't Want You To Know About Java and Open Source. Cooper reports that the Harmony Project's announcement that it has full support for Swing/AWT has caught Sun off guard. She says that "Sun's compatibility rules for the Java language have long included a 'gotcha' in the form of a chunk of code for user interface, for which there are no compatibility tests (SWING/AWT)." Apple has their own implementation of Swing and now, it seems, so does Harmony. Cooper says that open sourcing Java has been discussed inside of Sun for the past half-dozen years and that when Sun says they need to figure out how to deal with compatibility, "they are simply being disingenuous. What they really mean is 'How can we placate the FOSS community without giving up control?'"
So is that the "why"? Is it important to placate the FOSS community? If Harmony is getting closer to being an open source implementation of Java outside of Sun's control, does that induce Sun to move more or less quickly toward figuring out how to open source Java?
For what it's worth, I give Phipps a lot of credit for having the class to link to those who have issues with the DLJ and to leave comments open on his post to allow further discussion and dissent. I don't think there are bad people on each side. There are people who are mostly friends who just disagree.
In Discussion breaking out about Java and Open Source, Bob Sutor reminds us that "promises aren't news." He sees Java's steps toward open source as being similar to "someone who keeps taking half steps toward a goal. First half a step, then half of that, and so on. The direction looks good, it looks like they're getting closer, but they don't actually reach the destination. I hope that doesn't happen here."
In the General Session and in the press conference that followed, Jeff Jackson, Sun SVP of engineering, showed that open source is bursting out all over when it comes to Java APIs. This includes the Enterprise stack as well as many desktop projects. Jackson repeated his call to action to get the community involved in the code. He pointed out that the Mustang development has been exposed to all who are interested with weekly builds and public discussions. It's not open source, but much of the work on the source has been done in the open. He stressed the contributions from non-Sun employees that made it back to the code base.
As Jackson, Schwartz, and Green faced question after question about open source, it seemed that one of them would burst out and say "what more do you people want?" They, of course, stayed on topic and had to answer as many questions about Sun's fiscal plans as they did about open sourcing Java. It was a reminder to the members of the media in the audience of the balance that Sun needs to achieve.
If there was no concrete announcement that Java was being open sourced in a definite time frame following some easily explained plan, then why bring it up at all? Where is the news in that? And in the absence of any real news, where was the meat of the opening General Session? It should have been in the demos. With the exception of the Aerith demo, the applications chosen to enthuse the JavaOne audience were fairly uninspiring.
Before a word came out of Schwartz or Green's mouth, someone should have been showing off Aerith. It's what Swing demos should have looked like eight years ago. It shows that Java can mash up web services with the best of them. As for the other demos, instead of leading the way, Java is now an "oh, we can do what AJAX can do too" technology. Instead of unleashing imagination and capturing developers, the AJAX demo showed nothing that seemed particular to Java.
Finally, I have very good eyes and a fairly good attention span. But when you have developers on stage typing code in a font too small to see, without making it clear what they are doing and where they are heading, you are not meeting anybody's needs. Once you have chosen the demos for next year's keynote, ask "WWJD--What would Jobs Do?" If Steve Jobs wouldn't let these demos on stage in the state they're in, then neither should Sun. Every demo has to pop. It has to offer something special. It has to fire me up.
That brings me to my final small complaint about opening day. Let's assume that you manage to fire up folks and get them excited. More charitably, let's assume that you aren't able to entirely dampen the enthusiasm they entered with. Schedule the show floor to open directly following the keynote. Keeping attendees in the hall outside the expo floor after the keynote or other sessions is a wasted opportunity.
Believe it or not, despite this curmudgeonly report, I really enjoyed the show this year. I met with authors, coworkers, friends, and other developers. Even though it moves around a bit, JavaOne provides a natural break in the year. There are people I talk to at every JavaOne. I heard about the year that we're ending and the one we're beginning. Next year we need more technical sessions and many more BoFs. We could do with fewer General Sessions. The small subconference going on at the java.net booth was a blast--great speakers and fantastic hallway conversations. We'll do that again next year.
Where will we be a year from now when we head to Moscone for next year's JavaOne? Will Java be open sourced and if so, by whom? Will we see more than 20,000 developers crowd the halls? As we gain experience with Mustang and head for Dolphin, what will we want and expect from this platform and who will be providing the innovation and leadership?
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Phil Jackson retired from basketball. I guess you've missed it.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]"I can tell you he was open to going to the Knicks in 2005, then the Laker job opened up," Buss said in February before Jackson made what may be his last Garden appearance as coach.
"The Knicks job would bring him full circle and I wouldn't stop him. I am in New York several days every month for business. That being said, the Knicks have a very good coach and are doing very well. So it shouldn't matter."
Speculation on Jackson's future is in full gear after the Lakers ended their reign in despicable fashion: a four-game sweep in Dallas culminated by Sunday's 122-86 Game 4 massacre.
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What do you guys think if we get Phil Jack. in 2012, Do you think we do a good job in the Triangle? I mean Melo is probably as good as Kobe in the Triangle from an offensive stand point and if we have Cp3 you have to figure he's the best Pg out there for Phil Jack's system.
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Phil Jackson retired from basketball. I guess you've missed it.
Are you sure he would be the right man for the job? You're having way too much confidence on a guy who's probably never watched a basketball game in his life and would do just as good of a job coaching the Knicks as Lady Gaga would.
Does this guy even look like someone you would want leading Amar'e and Melo towards a title run?
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That's the worst attempt of a windup I've ever seen bro
I think Jackson will be back, either this summer or next summer. I absolutely can't imagine him leaving basketball after a sweep. I'd say he'll coach for another 2-3 years and then retire.
I'd love to get him. After all he's won 11 rings so he definitely knows his business. Having said that, nobody could win a championship with our current roster...we need CP3 or another great point guard, plus a legit center and a rebounder who's coming off the bench. A SG wouldn't hurt either.
ducktales.. where about in ct are you.. i also currently live in ct.
I can actually see this happening. Imagine us running the triangle with Melo instead of Kobe and Amare instead of Pau. The only problem is that i don't think Cp3 would fit the triangle offense. The triangle offense requires a decent shot first point guard, TD would be perfect.
The only reason i can see him coming here would be because we finally might be a really good team again (as long as we continue to add pieces).
We know he's only going to go to a team that is loaded...
The only reason i can see him coming here would be because we finally might be a really good team again (as long as we continue to add pieces).
We know he's only going to go to a team that is loaded...
Especially 05-06 and 06-07 Lakers were loaded as hell.
yeah but he also stuck with the lakers before they won their most recent back to back titles, after Rudy tomjonavich bowed out, Jackson came back and helped rebuild this team, people forget they werent title contenders again until they got derek fisher back from the jazz, and made that trade for gasol and bynum developed. before that they had kwame brown, smush parker, chris mihm and luke walton as the side show bobs for kobe bryant.
so if you are going to tell me that what we have now, isnt a better starting point than the team phil jackson came back to the lakers for then youre incredibly mislead.
Phil jackson didnt take over a necessarily loaded bulls team either, despite the fact they had jordan and pippen, those two werent the jordan and pippen of the phil jackson era, they were young athletes who didnt play as a team and would get demolished by the pistons every year.
phil doesnt get enough credit for drawing good players to come play for him, and turning them into a "team" with a game plan, and a defensive mind set.
When phil initially came to the lakers they did have shaq, but other than that no one knew what kobe would turn into he was coming off the bench for an aging eddie jones at the time, derek fisher was a nobody late draft pick, and shaq was considered a big brute who only cared about fame and his rapping career after getting schooled by olajuwan in the finals. Phil jackson not only coaches great players, but he helps players become great, and he would be perfect for Melo at this juncture in his career, and in terms of a shoot first pg ? if billups can resign with us for 3 more years at cheap, and douglas can progress; those two would be perfect in the triangle, both can shoot the three, understand defense and are high IQ pg's which is what phil loves, well BIllups is high IQ, but if you noticed the progress of douglas under the tutelage of billups, you can only imagine having phil jackson and billups in douglas's ear every game, he would turn into the best back up pg in the league; which he might arguably already be going into next season.
see Paxson, BJ armstrong, Derek Fisher, Bobby Hanson, Ron Harper ( I know ron harper wasnt a pg, but he started there for those bulls teams and similar to Billups he was a guy who can handle the ball, take big shots and run the offense correctly).
In truth im salivating at the idea of him sitting on the side lines
word is his hips are better, his knees are no longer an issue, and he is going into a weight loss program to drop some pounds to alleviate the stress on his body.
I can only imagine he would want to come full circle follow in red holzman's footsteps i.e. his hero; and take the knicks to glory walking away as the most dominant coach ever.
The thing I love the most about our team, is we don't ever seem afraid
now just imagine
amare in gasols role
melo in kobes role
billups in fishers role
shawn williams in odoms role
and fields in artests role
if you know basketball and you understand how to win games then you realize why im posting this
dantoni is only effective with a pg who is capable of keep his dribble alive hitting the three pnt at 40 percent and running the pick and role to perferction, with out that defenses can sit back and allow the knicks to freeze offense until they turn the ball over
if we ran the triangle the amount of isolation and mid range buckets available to melo and amare would be incredible.
not a possiblity i know
but definitely worth debating.
your thoughts
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Jim Bouton Ball Four or a Dodger game?
Can I split myself in two? See I want to be at two different locations on Saturday September 18th.
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The groundbreaking book written by the then-major league pitcher remains so popular that the Pasadena-based Baseball Reliquary will mark its 40th anniversary Saturday at the Burbank Central Library with two panel discussions featuring the author.
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"Ball Four" Turns Forty, a special day-long celebration of Jim Bouton's book, Ball Four, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its publication. The festivities will include two panel discussions featuring Jim Bouton; the world premiere screening of the documentary, The Seattle Pilots: Short Flight Into History; and a book signing with Jim Bouton. Burbank Central Library Auditorium, 110 N. Glenoaks Blvd., Burbank, CA. Free admission. Further information, phone (626) 791-7647; for directions, phone (818) 238-5600.
I have a confession to make. I have never read Jim Bouton book "Ball Four" A friend keeps recomending it to me but with all the other books, baseball and non-baseball, I just keep putting it off. i have read a few pages from the latest release at the bookstore but I put it back telling myself "next time." I do want a copy and read it and what better opportunity than to go to this event and have him sign the book too.
The second one is the Dodgers are in town playing the Rockies. Normally a Saturday game is at 7:10 but is a national Fox game so the game will start at 1:10.
I am leaning toward going to Burbank library. the only reason why I have missed a Dodger game in the last five years has been because I had to be out of town or I have been very sick.
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Wow, Emma. You're choosing Jim Bouton over a Dodger game? Very exciting that you'll get to see him. He's very funny.
Given how terrible the Dodgers are playing as of late, I'd opt for the Bouton appearance too. Have fun!
That is a tough call. But you can see lots of Dodgers games; you may not get another chance to see Bouton so I totally get your logic.
Yes Jane, I am leaning toward going to this event. I get to see a documentary too about the Seattle Pilots.
I know Jeff. My bums are playing terrible. They have forgotten how to hit.
Is a whole day event with a pannel discussion too. I am going to the Dodger game tonight and Sunday.
Might of hit the Bouton appearance myself with hopes of maybe getting the last half of the game in afterwards. But then again, I am an insane fan.
That is a bit of a puzzling situation, but I know the right answer will materialize to you and we will be better for it.
Sucks that the times are so close and makes it almost impossible to hit both events,
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The Minnesota Vikings are warning fans to be wary of counterfeit tickets to Sunday's regular-season finale against the rival Green Bay Packers.
The Vikings said because of the team's ticket-scanning process, a fan who buys a counterfeit ticket might not be able to enter the Metrodome and could be subject to investigation.
Fans caught in the stadium with a counterfeit ticket will be ejected and could be arrested.
The Vikings said counterfeit tickets are sold over the Internet and by ticket-sellers near the stadium on game day. The Vikings remind fans that the only authorized outlets for Vikings football tickets are the Vikings Ticket Office, Ticketmaster and the NFL TicketExchange.
Minnesota would clinch a postseason berth with a win over the NFC North champion Packers.
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Jacob took the 110 lb. Jr. Division Regional Champion and earned a spot to State in Houston in June 14-16 this year.
"I tell them it's the water we drink in Karnes County that makes us champions (hahaha)" says Coach Domingo Tobar.
"It's the commitment and hard work our kids give and I am still on cloud 9" says Coach Chris Tobar, "but we still have more work to do because we really want to win state".
The club would like to express their appreciation to Supreme Vacuum Services and Mr. Glen Bednorz for their sponsorship and also all the fans.
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Comfy Apartment in Le Marais
Size30 m²
Floor No.1
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Rue Malher, 75004 Paris, France
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
Two people can sleep comfortably upon the double bed placed within a snug bedroom. A bathroom with a shower sits adjacent. Placed in front of a flat-screen TV in the living room are 2 comfy armchairs. Use an equipped kitchen with a dining table to prepare and consume home cooked meals.
Within a 5-minute walking distance there lies the Saint-Paul Metro Station, Place des Vosges Square and Place de la Bastille Square. Walk for the same distance to visit the Hôtel de Ville Building, Place du Châtelet Square and the Pompidou Centre. Notre Dame Cathedral is a 10-minute walk away.
Walk for just 300 metres to the River Seine and enjoy beautiful views there in the evening. Many beautiful buildings sit in the surrounding streets as well as cafes and restaurants.
House rules
The apartment is suitable for adults only.
Be respectful of the neighbours.
Guests should leave the apartment in the same state that it was during check-in.
Guests should not put wet towels on the floor, on beds or on chairs.
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|3 weeks
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Reviews of this property
Small cozy apartment in the Marais. We have everything so found as it was described. The contact with the landlady was very friendly and pleasant. Personally, we were certainly very pleased and will eventually come back. Personal Tip: bring slippers.
Kleine gemütliche Wohnung im Marais. Wir haben alles so vorgefunden wie es beschrieben war. Der Kontakt zur Vermieterin war sehr freundlich und angenehm. Wir persönlich waren jedenfalls sehr zufrieden und werden eventuell wiederkommen. Persönlicher Tipp: Hausschuhe mitnehmen.
Indeed a very cozy and comfortable apartment. Fine place in Paris, subway and shops close to the Picasso museum and within walking distance! Minuses were somewhat musty smell upon entering you no longer smell after a while and a weak, unstable Wi-Fi connection. But we will be happy to come back next visit.
Inderdaad een heel gezellig en prettig appartement. Prima plek in Parijs, metro en winkels dichtbij en het Picasso museum op loopafstand! Minpuntjes waren een wat muffe geur bij binnenkomst die je na een tijdje niet meer ruikt en een zwakke, onstabiele WiFi verbinding. Maar bij een volgend bezoek zullen we graag terugkomen.
The apartment is small and pretty in itself, but unfortunately very sparsely furnished, with cheap furniture, the beds are a little hard. That shower and toilet are separated only by a curtain from the bed, is not very angenem. The landlady was friendly and helpful. And what's really great location, centrally located in the Marais, and 2 minutes from the Metro.
Die Wohnung ist klein und an sich hübsch, aber leider sehr karg eingerichtet, mit billigem Mobiliar, die Betten sind ein wenig hart. Dass Dusche und WC nur mit einem Vorhang vom Bett getrennt sind, ist nicht sehr angenem. Die Vermieterin war freundlich und hilfsbereit. Und was wirklich toll ist, die Lage, zentral im Marais und 2 Minuten von der Metro entfernt.
Ideal location, clean, thoughtful hosts, well equipped, everything was there, but of course in the smallest space. The only downside: relatively expensive.
Ideale Lage, sauber, fürsorgliche Gastgeber, gut ausgestattet, alles war vorhanden, aber natürlich auf kleinstem Raum. Einziger Nachteil: relativ teuer.
Sweet, small, quiet apartment in a prime location. Unfortunately, the previous guest smoked apparently in the apartment, so it did not smell very good. The bathroom is separated from the bed by a curtain, and the toilet. What was not very pleasant. Highly recommended for a few days in Paris easy.
Süße, kleine, ruhige Wohnung an bester Lage. Leider haben die Vormieter in der Wohnung anscheinend geraucht, somit roch es nicht sonderlich gut. Das Bad ist vom Bett nur mit einem Vorhang getrennt, auch das Wc. Was nicht sehr angenehm war. Zu empfehlen für ein paar unkomplizierte Tage in Paris.
It has been a great experience at Sabine´s. The apartment is cosy and very very well located, clean and it has all that you need. Obviously, when I come back to Paris I will look for this apartment.
The apartment has a perfect location and is spacious enough for two people, but I've found two drawbacks; the mattresses are very bad and separate bath room by a curtain, is very intimate, I think both can be arranged and do not understand why they do not.
El apartamento tiene una ubicación perfecta y es suficientemente amplio para dos personas, pero le he encontrado dos pegas; los colchones son muy malos y el baño separado de la habitación por una cortina, es muy poco íntimo, creo que las dos cosas se pueden arreglar y no entiendo porqué no lo hacen.
A great place to stay with everything you need on your doorstep. The flat is cosy, clean and well-equipped. I would certainly return.
We returned yesterday from Paris after a 4 day stay. The Sabine apartment is equipped with all the necessary comforts and the Lady is very helpful and kind, enjoys a spectacular location in the Marais district, 200 meters from metro St. Paul. If we return to Paris we already know where to stay.
Siamo tornati ieri da Parigi dopo un soggiorno di 4 giorni. L'appartamento di Sabine è dotato di tutti i confort necessari e la Signora è molto disponibile e gentile, gode di una posizione spettacolare nel quartiere Marais a 200 mt dalla fermata della metro St. Paul. Se dovessimo tornare a Parigi sappiamo già dove pernottare.
My partner and I had a wonderful stay in Sabine's apartment. The location was perfect: about 2 minutes walk from the metro station and a 20 minute ride to Gare du Nord.
The apartment is cosy but there's plenty of room for two adults (plus luggage) and feels bright and airy. As the windows look onto a courtyard, the place is beautifully quiet despite being in the middle of le marais.
Non-couples may find the lack of a full partition between bathroom and bedroom a bit too intimate but we didn't have any problems with it all.
We didn't have any problems with our stay apart from some initial trouble with connecting iPhones to the weak wifi signal. Sabine was very quick to respond even for this rather trivial problem.
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WABC-TV/NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Subway Shooting-Vigilante Poll, January 1985 (ICPSR 8555)
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INGREDIENTS:1 cup Sam Adams Boston Lager® 4 cups vegetable oil for frying 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 pinch salt 1 pinch ground black pepper 4 onions, slicedDIRECTIONS:In a large, heavy skillet, heat oil to 365°F. In a mixing bowl, combine flour, beer, salt and pepper (if desired). Dredge onion slices in the batter, then deep-fry them in the oil until golden brown. Let drain on paper towels. Can be refrigerated or frozen, then reheated in oven or microwave.SERVINGS:12 servings
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Mr. Silvas was born Dec. 12, 1978, in Beeville to Emilia (Montemayor) and Juan S. Silvas Sr. He was a graduate of A.C. Jones High School and had worked for TDCJ and Walmart. He was a Catholic.
He was preceded in death by his father, Juan Silvas Sr.; a sister, Oralia Camacho; and a nephew, Gilbert Flores.
Survivors include his mother, Emilia Silvas of Beeville; four brothers, Jimmy Silvas, Juan Silvas Jr. and Abel (Brenda) Garcia, all of Beeville, and Ciri (Nere) Villarreal Jr. of Mathis; four sisters, Ellie (Adan) Martinez and Natalia (Nick) Camacho, both of Beeville, Dalia Sanchez of Aransas Pass and Mandy (John) of Houston; uncles, Santiago Silvas and Paulo (Sylvia) Silvas; aunts, Lupe Silvas, Margarita Silvas and Lydia Muñoz; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Visitation was held Wednesday, April 24, from 1 to 9 p.m. at Angelus Funeral Home. A rosary was recited there that evening at 7 o'clock.
A graveside service was held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 25, at Our Lady of Victory Cemetery #2 with Deacon Paul Matula officiating.
Pallbearers were Juan Silvas Jr., Jimmy Silvas, David Camacho, Domingo Camacho Jr., Ciri Villarreal Jr., Mikey Sanchez, Nick Camacho Jr. and Moses Silvas.
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Chilli chicken one-pot
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Easily doubled / halved
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal501
- fat18g
- saturates6g
- carbs30g
- sugars14g
- fibre9g
- protein58g
- salt3.16g
- 2 large onion, halved and sliced
Onions are endlessly versatile and an essential ingredient in countless recipes. Native to Asia…
- 2 tbsp olive oil
Olive oilol-iv oyl
Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- 265g chorizo ring, peeled and thickly sliced
A coarsely textured spiced pork sausage widely used in Spanish and Mexican cooking. It is made…
- 4 red pepper, deseeded and cut into large chunks
- 2 x 400g/14oz can chopped tomato
- 2 chicken stock cube
- ½-1 tsp dried chilli flakes
- 2 tsp dried oregano
Closely related to marjoram, of which it is the wild equivalent, oregano has a coarser, more…
- 16 boneless skinless chicken thighs
- 3 x 410g/14oz cans red kidney beans, drained
To serve
Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Fry the onions in the oil for 5 mins until they become soft and start to colour. Add the chorizo and fry for a few mins more. Stir in the peppers, then pour in the tomatoes, followed by a can of water, the stock cubes, chilli and oregano.
Arrange the chicken thighs on top of the sauce, pushing them under the liquid. Bring to a simmer, cover, then cook in the oven for 40 mins. Add the beans, stir, then cook for 20 mins more. You can make this up to 2 days ahead and keep chilled.
To serve, reheat on the top of the stove or in the oven at 190C/fan 170C/gas 5 for 1 hr 10 mins until piping hot. Stir in most of the coriander, toss the rest with the avocado, lime and a little salt, then pile this on top. Serve with Garlic & oregano bread (below) and a bag of green salad tossed with olives, cherry tomatoes and finely sliced red onion.
Why not try... Garlic & oregano bread
Beat 250g soft salted butter with an electric hand whisk until creamy, then beat in 6 crushed garlic cloves and 2 tsp dried oregano. Thickly slice 2 long French bread sticks on the diagonal, then sandwich the slices back together with the garlic butter to reform the loaf. Wrap each loaf in foil. Heat in the oven at 190C/fan 170C/gas 5 for 25 mins until the bread is hot and the butter has melted.
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I did this recipe in 2 ways but using 1/2 the quantities. First one 'to the letter' and then a second veggie version using quorn 'chicken'... the meat version was very watery, when it came out of the oven, but a blast on the stove finished it off nicely.... veggie version, I added about 1tbsp chipotle paste to the onions and peppers and a shake of garlic granules. I then added the tomatoes, oregano, a stock cube and brought to a simmer, then added the quorn chicken (1.5 packs), a tin of mixed beans and put in the oven for 20 mins. Both were very tasty.
Didn't rate this at all!! Sauce was very watery and not rich or thick (even after removing lid), so not sure it needed the tin of water. It needed thickening/reducing on the stovetop but I didn't have time as it was getting late and everyone was hungry!
If I bother to make it again, I'll cook it in my cast iron pot and maybe use kidney beans in chilli sauce for extra richness as others have mentioned. Served it with plain boiled rice as thought the sauce would be thick and have enough flavour itself (which it did but just too thin!). Also, I'll probably cut the thighs in chunks rather than leaving them whole, although mine were quite small to begin with.
One of my favourite meals and devoured in our house! I use 4 large free range chicken breasts instead of thighs (would use more but too expensive!) cut into big chunks, and add chunky-chopped mushrooms and instead of kidney beans in water, I add the ones in chilli sauce which makes for a lovely amount of gorgeous sauce! I also put in a tablespoon of smoked paprika and several cloves of garlic, chopped or minced. I can't seem to get 265g ring of Chorizo, so put in a 225g ring instead - it's plenty and with the added paprika it all tastes so, so good. I don't give it more than 45 mins in total in the oven as the chicken breasts are perfect after that time - and I add the chilli beans in with the tomatoes etc. Leftovers are now in fridge for another night this week and I can't wait!
Just tried out this recipe for our evening meal and have to say it was absolutely yummy! I only had 6 chicken thighs so adjusted the recipe ... halved all the other ingredients with the exception of the kidney beans where I used 2 tins.Perfect!. Served both me and my hubbie (2 chicken thighs each) and batched the remainder for another meal in the freezer. I opted for wedges on the side but next time will serve with Mexican rice. This recipe can be 'tweaked' to taste so try it. I used spicy chorizo sausage .
I made this last night and although the flavours are really good and tasty, I found the chorizo made it horribly greasy and oily, despite draining as much of the oil off as possible. I'd make it again but leave out the chorizo, I don't think it needs it, and the whole dish would taste so much lighter and fresher.
I really love this recipe. I halved everything except the chilli flakes and added a fresh red chilli too as like it reallly hot. I only added 1 tin of kidney beans but that was enough. I took the advice of the previous reviews and cooked the chorizo first and added smoked paprika and garlic. I did not find the sauce too runny, it was just perfect. I will definitely make this again and again as was so easy and so tasty and great alternative to chilli con carne.
This was amazing highly recommended by me! I added more chillis, a bit more chorizo (we love it) and more paprika and didn't add the can of water at all, and the sauce not to mention the chicken and the veg was gorgeous, got big thumbs up and request for a rerun from the other half so was chuffed with that, there was enough sauce to have on my jacket potato the next day as well! I served this with lime and coriander rice and crusty bread (the recipe's on this site somewhere) as my partner's a big eater and this wasn't needed bulk-wise but did complement it nicely I thought!
Simple to cook and was a pleasure to make, think this will become a house favourite, my (much better) alternative to his chilli con carne!
Superb! I read the previous comments and made a couple of changes - I dry fried the onion and chorizo together so that I didn't add any oil, and only added a third of a can of water to make the sauce less runny. It was a massive hit!
Also added fresh, quartered cherry tomatoes over the top to serve instead of avocado. This was a lovely addition.
Absolutely delish! And so easy too. I think the chilli content needed upping a bit, I quartered the ingredients but still used a good teaspoon of crushed chillis, which was pleasantly warm for me andnot too fiery for my fiance who is not a massive fan of hot and spicy foods. Used far less chorizo than suggested to reduce the fat content and barely noticed having this I there so would probably leave out completely next time and just add a bit of paprika and garlic. Didn't bother with the avacado topping
Best recipe I have tried in quite a while. I followed the advice to fry the onion in the juice from the chorizo and this worked well. Also only used half a can of water, and it was still a little runny, but not a problem as the juices were lovely mopped up with garlic bread. It's best served in a big bowl like in the picture above, because of the amount of juices. I thought 3 tins of kidney beans might be too much so used just one tin of kidney beans and one tin of black eyed beans and this was nice, will do the same next time I make this. I was cooking for guests and mistimed, but the dish didn't suffer at all from being kept in the oven for an extra 30 minutes, with the lid on.
Loved It. Left substituted the following
Olive Oil -> Vegetable Oil
Chorizo -> Canned hotdog
Chilli Flakes -> Fresh Red Chilli
...and left out the oregano (but i hear Thyme is a good alternative).
It was the best homemade meal I've made in a while, had it with white rice boiled with a little butter.
perfect for students like myself
4 Chicken Legs £2 ... (£3 for box of 6 @ Iceland- remove skin and bones yourself)
4 Chilli's 7p from local shop (use only 1)
Can Kidney Beans 40p from local shop
Chopped Tomatoes 37p Sainsbury's
1 Bell Pepper 33p (3 for £1) at local shop
1 Onion 6p (Bag for £1) Iceland
4 Canned Hotdogs 27p (55p for 8 - Kingsfood Hot Dog Sausages 400g)
2 Stock Cubes 2p (Sainsbury's Brand)/ 1 OXO: 9p
Long Grain Rice 250g: 10p (40p for 1KG Bag) Sainsbury's
Follow Instructions above. The 'runny' sauce people are talking is great on the rice...
thanks! 5*
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