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It's hard to believe that Seattle's Redhook has launched its 29th version of Winterhook brew. If you're not aware, each year the beer is released it follows a completely different recipe, and this year definitely takes the cake so far.
"After brewing a unique recipe each year for nearly three decades, Winterhook has become a seasonal tradition," explained Redhook's brand manager Karmen Olson. "Our 29th recipe is a great cold weather beer for the living room, the lounge or the lodge."
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I've seen a recipe using Bitter Gourd (Bitter Melon or Karela) and one of the ingredients is Asafoetida (Hing). Can anyone that has had experience with it, tell me about it and a possible substitute?
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#542 Thu 20 Dec 12 8:41am
Re: Ask me a cooking question
I don't think there's any substitute for asafoetida. It's one of the spices used in curry mixes and it has a very distinct flavour. If you can't get it, you'll probably just have to leave it out. But it would be worth trying to find it - if you can't find it in supermarkets, try an Asian shop or supermarket if you have one near you.
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I do most of my spice shopping in Asian shops. My guys are legends, and really helpful. I don't remember seeing that spice though. Will check them out though as I'm seeing them later as I need to make stock. They don't mind hacking a chicken into small bits for me.
Cheers mate.
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#544 Thu 20 Dec 12 11:08am
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Hi Jamie, I have an Australian question. When you say to rest the Christmas turkey for 2 hours, that sounds fine in England where it's cold but it is really ok to leave a turkey on the bench for 2 hours in Australia in summer??
Thanks for your shows and books,
have a Merry Christmas,
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I cook my Turkey following Jamie's recipe cooking it on a trivet of vegetables and the giblets, then mashing the veg etc after the turkey has cooked to make the gravy, but this year I can't find where I put the recipe and can't find it on Channel 4OD. It seems all the recipes for gravy are his 'get ahead' one with using chicken wings. I also liked this episode as he showed us how to carve the turkey by removing the breast whole, which I have seen him do since, but I still want to watch the episode regarding the gravy!! I think it would be about 2006? Any ideas on how to get this please?
#546 Thu 20 Dec 12 6:21pm
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hi jamie
not so much a cooking question but an offer of a nice home cooked meal next time your in and around salisbury.
as a chef i think you would,nt get many invites only to those posh stuck up evenings.
im a home cook and love cooking and everything on tv which you do i have on time record (oh and always on a diet) never trust a thin chef as they dont try there own food but will have a break on that evening
so im inviting you
many thanks.
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
TerryKay wrote:
I've seen a recipe using Bitter Gourd (Bitter Melon or Karela) and one of the ingredients is Asafoetida (Hing). Can anyone that has had experience with it, tell me about it and a possible substitute?
Terry , its usually in a little yellow plastic pot and often on a shelf away from the hanging packets of spice in the Indian food stores, its not an uncommon spice .Its not very expensive and lasts a long time.
There is no substitute as far as far as I know and ts pretty pungent , only use a tiny amount.
#548 Fri 21 Dec 12 2:49am
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Jamie - hoping to cook the Jerk ham hocks but couldn't find them in the butchers (not for sale at Smithfields apparently) so settled for pork shanks from Morrisons! Thing is I have soaked them in cold water today but suddenly thought - how do I tell if they're cured? - it didn't say they were on the pack so presume they are 'raw'. I did not refrigerate them, they were just in cold water all day. Should I use them or not. If so do I follow the recipe as it is whether they are cured or not? Confused!!
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macca58 - I'm not a food scientist, but I really don't see a problem there. Even in the UK a turkey rested for 2 hours is still hot when you eat it, and a higher ambient temperature will mean it will hold its heat for longer.
If it really bothers you, leave a meat thermometer in it so you can monitor the temperature - as long as it stays above 60C, it's out of the danger zone (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danger_zon … _safety%29); if it drops below, the rule is it shouldn't be kept at that temp for more than 4 hours. And you don't have to rest for the full 2 hours if you're not happy with that, 1 will do.
Make sure you refrigerate leftovers immediately after carving. I would say get leftover meat off the bone and cover with stock or gravy before refrigerating, it will make it cool down faster and stop it drying out. It freezes well like that, too.
anitataylor - the recipe you're looking for is Consistently Good Gravy from Ministry of Food. The search function on the website isn't working right now, and Google's index of the site is out of date (they seem to have rearranged it in the last few days) so I don't know if it's available online or not.
But basically, once you've taken the meat off to rest, you spoon off most of the fat, then put the pan on the heat. Add a dessert spoon of flour, stir in and then mash up the veg with a potato masher. Then add a bit of booze and some stock and stir it over the heat to get all the crusty bits off the pan and thicken it up. Then you strain it, simmer more if it needs thickened more, correct the seasoning and bob's you're uncle. It's really more of a technique than a recipe.
#550 Fri 21 Dec 12 10:54am
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cook11uk - what colour are they? Uncured pork is somewhere between pale pink and a dull red. Cured is usually a more vivid reddish pink. You could always cut a bit off, fry it and taste it to see if it tastes more like pork chops or more like bacon.
My hunch would be that "pork shanks" are uncured, but I can't be sure. If they're uncured, the seasoning in the recipe will need corrected (add more salt) and the cooking time might be wrong too. If you decide to go ahead, check regularly for readiness and be ready to cook for less or more time than the recipe says. Your alternative is to Google a recipe for "pork shanks".
Edit to say I just realised you said you've had them in cold water all day, out of the fridge. I don't know if it's safe to use them or not - does anyone else have an opinion on this?
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"Hundreds of cute kittens 'rain' on HAWS this time each year, so it is a great time for a Kitten Shower," notes HAWS' Executive Director Lynn Olenik. "We invite the public to join in the fun – enjoy cake, win prizes, adopt a new family member – all while helping us raise the much-needed funds and supplies to care for the many feline bundles of joy we'll welcome this year."
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and then he was all, "No, really, he was a good pet," and I was all,
and then he said, "Maybe one day Will and Evie would like a rat," and I was all,
and he was all, "Pet rats aren't like gross sewer rats! They're clean," and I was all,
and then he said, "Quit making that face!" And I was all,
and so he said, "Fine. We won't get the kids a rat someday." And I was all,
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CaliopeSpidrman:This is sort of like a better version of the pain scale thing doctors use. You should make one for Dr. Pants.
I think I need this for when I go into labor.
Pet rats ARE cute and not disgusting like sewer rats. They are really friendly too. Our neighbors growing up had one named Cheesey and he was actually really rad.
*says the girl who got herself a teddy-bear hamster for her own 21st birthday*
Man, I'm really striking out on fitting in today on this board. I'll go hug my pet rats and think about how adorable Peeta is in the corner.
CaliopeSpidrman:My 5th grade class had a pet chicken (this explains why hipsters love chickens....we were raised that way). In retrospect, the chicken had a pretty crap life. It had a cage roughly the same size as it was. I took it home over Thanksgiving break and the smell was overwhelming.
At first when I read the end I thought you'd cooked it and the smell was amazing. Then it dawned on me that you meant the smell of it's cage. Am I a terrible person for laughing at the thought of you eating the class Chicken?
I would like a pet skunk. Which I guess is essentially a rat in a fur coat. You can get them without the stink.
I think I want one just to scare people with. Not tell anyone we had one and then freak out when it waddled into the living room. That would bring me joy.
But, Kevin gives me Noisy face #5 when I mention it. And I would rather not think of the repercussions if Linus or Charlotte got the idea that skunks were to be played with.
DEAD at Justine.
Such a fitting name or a fvvcking rat!
FallinAgain:BobLoblaw:Flameworthy! I don't find hamsters or guinea pigs that different than rats, pet-wise. I'm pretty much a dog-only pet person.
Ditto, except replace dog with cat.
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Fresh powder, wind, ice challenge Mt. Bachelor
Traffic jams and long lines frustrate mountain-goers
BEND, Ore. - After not having any new snow over the past couple weeks, Mt. Bachelor saw close to a foot and a half of new snow overnight, and that caused some issues Sunday for the resort and those wanting to hit the fresh powder.
The biggest snowfall in weeks brought a big crowd, but the resort said all that snow and wind-blown drifts challenged efforts to clear enough parking to accommodate them Sunday morning.
Different issues faced the mountain on Monday morning: More than three inches of ice coated lifts, requiring crews to de-ice them.
Many folks who wanted to hit the slopes were upset by Sunday's problems.
"I think it was another one of their big failures," Matt Gadow said. "I don't know, they just don't seem to get it that when it snows, that's when people want to come up."
People were excited to make the trip up to Bachelor Sunday morning, and while crews worked to open up all the lifts that were safe, some weren't open due to strong winds, which also frustrated many.
"It's definitely a little disappointing, especially to people who are coming up and only buying a day ticket, to only be able to ride one lift per se throughout the day, or one lift that's steep enough so you can keep momentum and ski the snow," Peter Sky said.
Some mountain enthusiasts took to social media to express their displeasure with Bachelor. Their Facebook page was filled with comments saying the staff "dropped the ball" in anticipation of predicted new snow.
"To their advantage, maybe not," Sky said. "Maybe they weren't necessarily expecting this. Should they have been prepared in my mind? Yeah, I think so."
Not everyone was willing to let them off the hook.
"Yeah it's hard, but other resorts do it," Gadow said. "I'll go to Jackson Hole or Snowbird and they'll have 13 inches of snow and plow their parking lots and people will get in. They just need to get their business done."
Gadow's main frustration with the mountain was their lack of communication. He claims their regular 6 a.m. snow report wasn't updated on time, which might have helped with the crowds.
"If they just communicate that stuff on time and get the message out, then people could understand what to do and avoid this mess," Gadow said. "A lot of people don't want to do this."
Andy Goggins, Mt. Bachelor's director of communications and marketing, acknowledged the largely negative feedback on Facebook, but said the higher-elevation lifts weren't able to open due to strong winds.
In an early-afternoon update, Mt. Bachelor apologized to skiers and boarders for the inconvenience, saying its crews worked all night and they "are doing everything we can to manage this storm, but the high winds and dry snow transport have impacted our ability to stay ahead of the accumulation." In the morning, they had asked folks to use the shuttle, carpool or wait until later in the day to come up.
In the late-afternoon update, resort officials said more storm recovery work was planned Monday morning, and some areas could take the day to clear, if icing is severe.
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The blind side. Its a movie. Its the left tackles responsibility to protect. But is it overvalued?
To begin, Id like to admit that I came into this project slightly biased as I believe the swing toward the passing game in the NFL necessitates a team has two good offensive tackles, not just one. The old adage that you put your best pass protector at left tackle (the blind side) and your mauling run blocker at right tackle (teams used to run to the right more often) is outdated.
Im also of the belief that scouting jargon such as, hes a right tackle only no longer holds water as NFL offenses are less predictable with regard to run direction, while NFL defenses are more unpredictable with their dispersing of pass rushing talent. In other words, the left and right tackles both need to run block and pass block with equal acumen.
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Slow Cooker Chicken Barbecue
Slow Cooker Chicken Barbecue
6 large boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into quarters
1 bottle good barbecue sauce
½ cup Italian Dressing
¼ cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons Worchestire Sauce
½ cup diced onion, red or white
1 teaspoon thyme
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon pepper
6-8 hamburger or brat buns
Lettuce & tomato for toppings, if desired
Swiss cheese, if desired
Place chicken into slow cooker. In medium bowl, combine sauce, Italian dressing, sugar, Worchestire sauce, onion thyme, salt and pepper. Mix well and pour over chicken.
Cover and cook on high for 3 hours. Remove chicken and shred with fork. If the sauce is too thick, add 2 tablespoons to ¼ cup of water. If the sauce is too thin, mix 2 tablespoons of flour into ¼ cup water. Slowly add the flour mixture to the sauce and stir well.
Put chicken back in with sauce and mix well. Turn the slow cooker down to low. Cook for an additional 1 to 2 hours until chicken is well cooked and has absorbed some of the sauce.
If desired, lightly toast buns. Put a heaping amount of chicken into each bun. Top with cheese, lettuce and tomato.


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Driven by mobile, digital overtakes TV in US ad spend for the first time
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) this week released its numbers for ad spend in the US in 2016, and for the first time since the organization began tracking digital ad spend in 2004, spend on digital ads has surprassed spend on television ads.
Opera introduces native ad blocking: what advertisers & publishers need to know
While the debate around ad blocking continues, Opera has decided to build a native ad blocker that ships with its browser.
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It looked at the stats, which show that a growing number of consumers want ad blockers to protect them from bloated web pages, poor browsing experiences and unwanted tracking.
Ad blocking forces IAB to admit "we messed up"
Ad blocking isn't new, but thanks to grim statistics that make it clear consumers are only getting more aggressive in trying to thwart online ads, some in the industry are starting to worry.
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A third of the UK's top 100 advertisers (36%) still don't have mobile optimised sites, according to a new report from the IAB.
However there has been a slight improvement since the survey was last carried out six month ago, when it found that 42% of the top advertisers did not have a mobile web presence.
The new study also includes European advertisers as a benchmark, revealing that just over half (54%) of sites across Italy, Spain, Germany and France are now mobile ready.
The UK is also apparently leading the way when it comes to responsive design, which is seen as one of the most effective methods of delivering an effective multichannel user experience.
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UK digital ad spend increased by 12.5% to almost £5.42bn in 2012, according to a new report from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB).
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Overall mobile accounts for 9.7% of digital ad spend compared to just 1.1% in 2009, which underlines the growing importance of this channel.
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Conflict of Interest Charges Cloud Councilman\'s Candidacy
Original post made by A Mendelson, Atherton: other, on Jun 27, 2010
It is a matter of public record that Councilman Carlson voted to sue the High Speed Rail Authority on environmental grounds.
Carlson\'s vote to spend taxpayer dollars to oppose high speed rail on environmental grounds is seen by many as a clear cut conflict of interest. This is due to the fact that the former mayor lives within a stone\'s throw of the right of way which High Speed Rail is proposed.
The City attorney has been asked to review this matter and a report is expected to be forthcoming soon.
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a resident of another community
on Jun 27, 2010 at 6:29 am
This allegation is really about smearing the reputation of a good man who chose to run for elected office. It is also about the Almanac making money by driving traffic to its message board by hosting this trash.
It is a classic example of the defamation on this board. Partial truths spun into a tale that someone unfamiliar with the facts might believe. An anonymous poster, impersonating a resident, not held to account for harmful speech.
> There is an A Mendelson in Atherton. Doubtful he was up at 1AM worrying about Council Member Carlson. (Impersonation is a crime.)
> There is an allegation of a conflict of interest. There may be more than one person who believes the allegation, but it doesn't amount to the "many" described above.
> The City Attorney will likely have to render an opinion on the alleged "conflict". I think everyone knows where that's going. Tax payer dollars spent on a useless investigation.
Elected Officials represent their communities. The majority of Athertonians would prefer the HSR not cut a swath through the middle of Town. They would prefer not to endure the additional noise. They don't want the disruption caused by the years of construction.
It is reasonable that the Council Member would vote to protect the interests of the community they represent. And, yes it is also reasonable that the member, like the majority they represent, might stand to benefit from such a vote.
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Jun 27, 2010 at 8:27 am
Peter Carpenter is a registered user.
I totally agree with Cheshire Cat about the problems on the Town Forum caused by unregulated postings. The Almanac and the Palo Alto Weekly are the only newspapers that I know that permit such unregulated postings.
Gresham's Law states that bad money will drive good money out of circulation. The evidence shows that there is a Town Forum Law that unregulated postings drive out serious discussions and our community is in desperate need of serious discussions. Hopefully, the publisher will implement the requirement for all posters to be registered and for each poster be limited to the use of a single name (which must either be their own or an anonymous one which is not someone else's real name).
a resident of Atherton: West Atherton
on Jun 27, 2010 at 11:16 am
Jon Buckheit is a registered user.
Sorry, Cheshire, I have a very different view.
I have been trying to answer the question "what's wrong with the way Atherton is run" for about a year now. To me, it really boils down to these conflicts of interest that you call useless.
I don't think anyone on the town council is stupid or incompetent. There are obvious problems with budgets, runaway salaries, pensions, outsourcing services, etc., that some flat out refuse to address, just for example. To me (and to many neighboring communities in the peninsula), it's obvious what needs to be done. Again, I don't think they're stupid. I think they have allegiances that have developed that go beyond the people who elected them.
In this particular case, I don't believe Jerry Carlson is representing the interests of any type of group in the high speed rail issue. You're probably right in that most Athertonians don't want it. He might not even be primarily considering his own property value in his stance on the issue. However, he lives so close to the proposed high speed rail that his voting on it constitutes a clear conflict of interest. It will affect his property value (but not mine; I don't have a strong view on this issue).
If excusing this conflict of interest is acceptable because you think most people think the end justifies the means, it just contributes to the degeneration of other issues where conflicts of interest get excused. I don't think this is good for the Town of Atherton.
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2001: Hall of Fame baseball player Eddie Mathews, regarded as one of the greatest third basemen ever to play the game, dies of complications of pneumonia at the age of 69 in La Jolla, California. Matthews spent the majority of his career with the Milwaukee Braves, hitting 512 home runs and collecting 1,453 RBIs. The 12-time All-Star also won two World Series championships, in 1957 with the Braves and in 1968 with the Detroit Tigers. [ + - ]
2001: Seven-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Dale Earnhardt dies of basilar skull fracture in a last-lap crash during the Daytona 500. He was 49. [ + - ]
1998: Chicago Cubs baseball broadcaster Harry Caray dies of cardiac arrest with resulting brain damage at the age of 83 in Rancho Mirage, California. Four days earlier he had collapsed at a restaurant, hit his head on a table and never regained consciousness. Caray, who got his start with a long tenure calling games for the St. Louis Cardinals before moving onto broadcasting games for the Oakland Athletics and the Chicago White Sox, became known for singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretch of games during his time with the White Sox. That tradition carried on when he moved to the Cubs following the 1981 season. [ + - ]
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1967: Physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, often called the "father of the atomic bomb" for his role in the Manhattan Project, the World War II project that developed the first nuclear weapons, dies at the age of 62 in Princeton, New Jersey, three days after falling into a coma. Oppenheimer had been diagnosed with throat cancer in 1965 and underwent unsuccessful radiation treatment and chemotherapy late in 1966. [ + - ]
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1957: Game show presenter Vanna White, best known as the hostess of "Wheel of Fortune," is born in Conway, South Carolina. [ + - ]
1955: The Operation Teapot nuclear test shot "Wasp" is successfully detonated at the Nevada Test Site with a yield of 1.2 kilotons. Wasp is the first of 14 shots of the Teapot series, which was designed to establish military tactics for ground forces on a nuclear battlefield and to improve the weapons used to deliver a nuclear bomb core. [ + - ]
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1950: Filmmaker John Hughes, best known for directing such movies as "Sixteen Candles," "The Breakfast Club," "Weird Science," "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Planes, Trains and Automobiles," is born in Lansing, Michigan. Hughes is also known for writing and producing movies such as "Home Alone," "Pretty in Pink," "Some Kind of Wonderful," "The Great Outdoors" and "Christmas Vacation." He died of a heart attack at age 59 on Aug. 6, 2009. [ + - ]
1950: Actress Cybill Shepherd, best known for the TV show "Moonlighting" and her movie roles in "The Last Picture Show" and "Taxi Driver," is born in Memphis, Tennessee. Shepherd has also starred in her own sitcom, "Cybill," from 1995 to 1998 and has had recurring roles on "The L Word" and "Psych." [ + - ]
1943: Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels delivers his Sportpalast speech, calling for a total war as the tide of World War II had turned against Nazi Germany and its Axis allies. The speech was the first public admission by the Nazi leadership that Germany faced serious dangers and is considered Goebbels' most famous speech. [ + - ]
1933: Singer and performance artist Yoko Ono, best known for her marriage to John Lennon and her work in avant-garde art, music and filmmaking, is born in Tokyo, Japan. [ + - ]
1932: Film director Milos Forman, best known for the movies "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Amadeus," both of which earned him Oscars for Best Director, is born Jan Tomás Forman in Cáslav, Czechoslovakia. Forman also earned a Best Director Oscar nomination for "The People vs. Larry Flynt" and has also directed such movies as "Hair," "Valmont" and "Man on the Moon." [ + - ]
1931: Writer Toni Morrison, whose best known novels are "The Bluest Eye," "Sula," "Song of Solomon" and "Beloved," is born in Lorain, Ohio. Morrison won the Nobel Prize in 1993 and the Pulitzer Prize in 1988 for "Beloved." She also received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012. [ + - ]
1930: Astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovers Pluto. [ + - ]
1925: Actor George Kennedy, who appeared in more than 200 films and TV shows but is best known for the movies "Cool Hand Luke," "Airport" and "The Naked Gun," is born in New York City. Kennedy, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 1968 for "Cool Hand Luke," also starred in movies such as "Charade," "The Flight of the Phoenix," "In Harm's Way," "The Dirty Dozen," "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," "The Eiger Sanction" and "Earthquake," and the TV series "The Blue Knight" and "Dallas." He died of heart disease at age 91 on Feb. 28, 2016. [ + - ]
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This past week we took the girls out in my Ulster Observation Hive to a bee class that my wife is teaching for her homeschool group.
The colony was split off my other larger colony on Wednesday, 3/27. I took two frames out of the big hive, one with brood, one with larvae and eggs. Then shook some nurse bees and added a couple empty frames and a feeder frame. All these went into a standard nuc box. Then last Thursday (4/4), I moved the frames into the obs hive and was pleased to see at least 4 queen cells! We had a lot of good questions, and a few standard questions. I also had a couple that wanted to try and open the hive. Thank goodness for locks and screws keeping everything secure.
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EDIT: I put them back in their nuc box yesterday and plan to leave them be next week. The queen should emerge sometime between Tuesday & Thursday.
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Hyperglycemia, resulting from the drug's inhibitory effects on insulin release, has been reported. Phenytoin may also raise the serum glucose level in diabetic patients.
Osteomalacia has been associated with phenytoin therapy and is considered to be due to phenytoin's interference with vitamin D metabolism.
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I'm trying to write a 2D map editor. It is based on triangles. The problem I have is drawing the selection. Here is how it should look like when I select one vertex:
What I have is Triangle class which creates a vertex buffer where all the triangle vertex positions, colors and texture coordinates are. I have a separate class where I store the data for the selection. It has a stl map which maps two integers (vertex indices, lower first) to a structure which contains two bool values to decide if the vertices are selected or not. Now all I need is a way too use that information too draw the edges like in the picture. So for every entry in that map I want to draw a line which gets the positions of the vertices from the vertex buffer of the Triangle class and the information whether or not the vertices are selected from e.g. another vertex buffer in the Selection class. The problem is that I don't know how or if it is possible to bind two vertex buffer at once. If anyone knows or can think of a better way to do this please tell me.
Oh, the picture is not exactly what I want. In my case there should be a third half selected edge that goes down from the selected vertex.
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The winners of athletic letters for Hope College winter sports teams have been announced by men's athletic director Ray Smith and women's athletic director Eva Folkert.
Hope teams captured three of the four Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) winter sports championships. Hope was champion in men's and women's basketball and men's swimming/diving. Women's swimming/diving finished in second place.
Hope is also in first place in the MIAA Commissioner's Cup standings after the winter season. The Commissioner's Cup is presented to the MIAA member school with the best cumulative standings in the 18 sports sponsored by the MIAA.
Eleven athletes lettered in their sport for a fourth consecutive year. They are Jordyn Boles (basketball), Wade Engers (swimming), Julie Henderson (basketball), Nicholas Hinkle (swimming), Jeffrey Holtman (swimming), Trisha Meier (swimming), Emily Mills (cheerleading), Kevin O'Brien (swimming), Gregory Reznich (swimming), Amanda Scheeringa (cheerleading), and Stacy Warsen (basketball).


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NBA Draft's Potential Celtics: Turkish C Dusan Cantekin
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As part of WEEI.com's coverage of the 2012 NBA draft, we are profiling all players considered likely candidates to be drafted June 28. The Celtics own three picks: 21, 22 (from the Thunder in the Kendrick Perkins trade) and 51.
Position: Center
Team: Mega Vizura (Serbia)
Age: 22
Height: 7-foot-4
Weight: 255 pounds
Achievements: Member of the Turkish national team
Key 2011-12 stats: 11.4 points, 7.2 rebounds
What he brings: Possessing an incredible size of 7-foot-4, Cantekin is naturally a towering figure and would be the tallest player in the NBA. But despite his large size, he has much to improve on to be a formidable NBA center on both ends of the floor. Offensively, his game is far from polished. He shoots a high percentage around the rim but he doesn't use his size to his advantage, isn't very aggressive and doesn't have great footwork.
Cantekin is very quick for his size, however, and can often beat other big men down the floor in transition. Much of his offense, though, comes via designed lob plays. With no one really close to his size, it's easy for him to score and his size allows it so that he barely has to jump to score. His jump shooting can improve and he sometimes chooses to take his man off the dribble to get to the basket as well.
Despite his 7-foot-4 frame, Cantekin doesn't block many shots, averaging less than a block per game last year in the Serbian league. Defense is clearly the area Cantekin needs to work on drastically if he wants to be successful in the NBA. He gets pushed around inside and possesses poor defensive fundamentals, which makes him susceptible to foul trouble.
Where the Celtics could get him: Cantekin is projected to be selected in the mid-to-late second round and could fall to the Celtics at 51.
Notes: Cantekin was born as Dusan Gavrilovic and became a member of the Turkish national team by receiving a passport after being ignored by Serbian youth leagues. He signed a Euroleague contract with Anadolu Efes but has been on loan from his home country at Mega Vizura. Cantekin is eligible to be drafted this year as he is a 1990-born draft-eligible international prospect.
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Hit some of the links on Drudge. I spent an hour reading the indictment. It 84 pages long. Same crap over and over. Al Capone all over again.
Illinois Governor Rod R. Blagojevich sought to sell for cash or favors the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by President-elect Barack Obama, federal authorities said Tuesday.
Hit some of the links on Drudge. I spent an hour reading the indictment. It 84 pages long. Same crap over and over. Al Capone all over again.
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
This may explain why the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. was crying like a baby at President Elect Barak Obama's acceptance speech. He was sobbing because he realized that he was going to have to get off of his wallet or get some croinies to pony-up to buy "Jr." the vacant Senate seat.
PS,...can I have an AMEN?
I'm a bookkeeper's son,
I don't wanna shoot no one,
but I crossed my old man back in Oregon,
don't take me alive.
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Geez. I wonder if we will have similar political problems in Washington DC after Jan. 20th?
Nah! The rest of the Illinois politicans are honest and wouldn't do such things in the Nations Capitol.
I'm not forgetfull.
I've just learned so much that my brain's full.
I'm so happy I could piss rainbows! That smug asshole deserves to be in a cell next to our last governer.
He was laughing about it on the news last night. Laughing.
All the Libtard news stations are already saying Obitnowitz had nothing to do with any under handed dealing in the Chicago political scene.
How the hell do they know?? The investigation is just starting.
Jessie you friggen ape. Stop crying. Your boy is in.
Now when your at the White House celebration dinner, remember they have flush toilets. Don't piss in the Rose Garden.
Are your sons going to supply the beer for the party Jessie. You know. The ones who you got the distributorship from Anhauser for. Remember when you threatened them about the boycott if they didn't give your sons the deal.
Try not to steal too much when you hit D.C. Jessie. Have some class.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Actually, I'm hoping the investigation leads them to find Mr. Obama had knowledge of it or any wrongdoing Blagojevich did. Can we say conspiracy, which is the same as doing it. Would do me happy to watch Mr. Obama take the oath and immediately have a warrant served.
"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.", Will Durant
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Tamron SP 70-200mm f2.8 Di VC USD Canon review - Excellent Value and a Great All RounderBy Ben Boswell - Thursday February 21 2013 Lens Review
If you work with Canon camera body and you are looking for a "sport reportage" zoom then there are two that float to the surface as good choices to make: The Canon EF 70-200 f2.8L IS II USM or the Tamron SP 70-200mm f2.8 Di VC USD Canon. The Canon has a slight edge in sharpness and is more consistent across the range but it is much more expensive. The Tamron lens is very good and while it isn't cheap it is exceptionally good value. If on the other hand your gadget bag contains Nikon or Sony cameras; and assuming that the performance of this very accomplished lens is similar in the Nikon and Sony versions to the results we achieved for the Canon version, then the decision should be much easier: Tamron all the way.
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For many years now, local governmental entities and others seeking participation in Community Development Block Grant state funding programs (and other state and federally funded programs) to defray costs of implementing public works, infrastructure, or community development projects have submitted project descriptions to the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) for review. IDEM responded to each such request with a standardized letter listing all the environmental issues applicants should consider or comply with to ensure the environmental impacts of their projects would be minimized. Applicants then included IDEM's response letter as part of the grant application package.
Now, IDEM has streamlined this process, eliminating the need for applicants to contact IDEM by U.S. mail with request letters and extensive plan descriptions. Instead, grant applicants can submit electronically the contact information and a brief project description in the spaces provided below. IDEM will respond directly to the applicant's PC with a project specific copy of the standardized environmental review letter previously sent by U.S. mail. The applicant and owner contact information will appear automatically along with the project description in all the appropriate places on IDEM's Web-generated response letter. Applicants need to print, read, sign the letter, and then submit it along with all other required application materials. By signing the letter each applicant is affirming that he or she has read the letter, understands the environmental issues that should be considered, and upholds meeting the requirements to assure the project will have a minimum impact on the environment.
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This Exclusive getaway package includes overnight accommodations either at the Inn or at the newly renovated Villas, lunch for two in Fleur de Lis, marc in the Winery, or Versailles (one entree per person), and wine tasting for two (8 wines) at Cellar Door, and an 80-minute Chateau Essential Facial per person. Spa gratuity included; meal gratuity not included.
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Package price is based on two people sharing however you may add up to two additional guests per room. The cost per additional guest in the room is $225 plus tax per person which includes one lunch entree, an 80-minute Chateau Essential Facial, and one wine tasting at Cellar door (8 wines). Spa gratuity included; meal gratuity not included.
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Son Rio Nou
Size240 m²
Floor No.0
- Air conditioning
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Indoor fireplace
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Pool
Accommodation summary
|CAMI DE LA CISTERNA, 07470 POLLENÇA, Spain
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This is a 2-storey house of 220 m2; it has 3 bedrooms so it is ideal for couples with children or little groups of friends. There are two rooms with 2 single beds and one room with a double bed. There are 2 bathrooms, on en suite.
Outside you will enjoy the aroma of the Mediterranean. You will be able to swim in the 7 x 3 pool, relax in one of the sun beds or have a coffee or a barbeque in the porch.
The cosy living room is the perfect place to read a good book and watch satellite TV. The kitchen has everything you need: toaster, microwave, dishwasher, coffee machine, electric oven, gas stove, fridge and a lot more. Of course you will find washing machine, iron and ironing board.
You will feel at home in this fantastic villa and you will be able to enjoy one of the nicest areas of Mallorca. Pollença is just 5.km far away and is one of the most beautiful villages in northern Mallorca. It was one of the favorite places for painters and artists to settle in the island. Pollença invites you enjoying summer nights with its history, narrow streets and old traditions, there are also concerts around town, art exhibitions, bars, shops and restaurants in the main square with open air terraces that are always bustling. The most well-known sightseeing spots in Pollença are the roman bridge and the Calvari, which is a tiny church on the top of a hill in the middle of Pollença. You have to climb up 365 steps to get there but the views are really worth it!
In a 15 minute drive you can quickly get to the beaches of Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicens and Formentor. All those are fine grained sand beaches with crystal clear waters and not really deep waters, what make them perfect for children. You can also join many sports and activities such as sailing, kayaking, diving or fishing. There is also the marina, where you will see all the luxury yachts and the colorful and tiny fishing boats from the locals. In the sea promenade you can delight yourself with the wonderful views from the bay while having a drink in one of the many cafes or restaurants you can find there.
Pollença and Port de Pollença offer many shops with different kinds of local and hand made products. On Sundays there is market in Pollença and on Wednesdays in Port de Pollença, where you can get to know the locals.
Pets are welcome.
The holding of events is forbidden.
Consult the advertiser for possible charges.
There's exterior parking for 3 cars
Nearest sand beach, Bahía de Pollença: 3 km
Supermarket: 5 km
Bakery: 5 km
ATM: 5 km
Bars and restaurants: 5 km
Airport: 60 km
Hospital: 11 km
Golf course (Pollença): 5 km
Train station (Sa Pobla): 16 km
House rulesCheck-in: 4 pm
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (will be returned cash on your departure day)
During the months of January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December, the consumption of the air conditioning is paid apart with 10 € per day. In case you wish the air conditioning, you would have to transfer the cost it 1 month before arrival to us. During the months of July and August, the air conditioning is included in the price.
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Its a fantastic Finca in the countryside of Mallorca but still very close to Santa Margalida. It has a beautiful, large and clean pool. The sourrounding yard is decorated with beautiful flowers. The house is decorated in an "old-fashion/classical" style and very cosy. The furniture in- and outside is very comfortable and solid - no plastic chairs or similar. The interior gives you everything you need: A huge fridge including 3 big ice buckets, a washing mashine, a barbeque on the terrace and a nice outside-couchplace. The kitchen provides any tool you´d need. Well, I could write a novel about the beauty of this place...
Last but not least we had very nice expirience with the daughter of the owner who visited us the second day in order to ask if everything is okay and to give some info about garbage and electronics.
To make a long story short: We had a fantastic stay and we will come back to this beautiful place a s soon as possible.
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Very nice house! Very nice Garden. Great Beach! Very quiet arround the accomodation. Good Place to relax. We enjoyed our stay!
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