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The snow showers seemed to take a break Saturday morning and will likely remain sparse through the weekend, but those hoping for a break from the cold may be disappointed.
The National Weather Service reported no new snowfall in the state since Friday evening. By Sunday, forecasters see a slightly higher chance of snow showers in most of the state, but no higher than 40 percent.
What is certain is that it will remain very cold throughout the weekend. St. George stands to be the warmest, with a forecast high Sunday of 44 degrees. Bryce Canyon will be the coldest, dropping to 10 degrees below zero early Sunday and reaching 23 degrees by the end of the day.
On Sunday, Mirror Lake will post 1 degree, Vernal will drop to zero, Randolph minus 1 and Duchesne minus 3.
Salt Lake City expects a low of 18 and a high of 31 Sunday; Ogden is forecast to reach 16 and 29, respectively; Provo 17 and 32; Logan 10 and 25; Park City 9 and 26; Cedar City 7 and 31; Moab 11 and 33; and Blanding 14 and 33 degrees.
The Utah Avalanche Center predicted that the mountain areas around Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, Logan and Moab would be at moderate avalanche risk on Sunday. The Uintas and the Skyline mountain areas are rated considerable avalanche risks for Sunday.
Air-quality ratings are expected to drop in some of the most populated areas of the state Sunday. The Division of Air Quality (DAQ) issued a "red" air alert rating for Utah County on Sunday, meaning air quality is expected to be unhealthy for most people but especially for young children, older adults and people with lung diseases.
During "red" days, the DAQ recommends that everyone else limit prolonged outdoor activity, eliminate intentional outdoor burns and use mass transit instead of driving.
The DAQ also issued a "yellow" rating on Sunday for Cache County, meaning that the air will be unhealthy for those same groups of sensitive people. The division recommends no voluntary burning outside and limited driving.
"Yellow" ratings also apply on Sunday to the Salt Lake City-Davis County area and to Weber County.
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Consumers are continuing to upgrade their antiquated televisions and computers to streamlined models that are light enough to mount on a wall or carry in a backpack. But the old, hefty equipment, replete with glass, metal, lead, and other toxic materials, has to go somewhere—which often translates to landfills. One building product manufacturer is looking to limit that waste by incorporating some of it—the thick cathode-ray-tube (CRT) glass found in the screens of older TVs and computers—into its products. In February, San Francisco, Calif.–based Fireclay Tile plans to launch a line of backsplash tiles and coasters made of the material and a white pigment. EcoBuilding Pulse talked with the company's founder and chief ceramicist Paul Burns about the decision to use recycled CRT glass and the product's crowd-funded launch.
Why did Fireclay decide to make tiles from CRT glass?
The thing with recycling and sustainability is that it's always a moving target. Our mission here is to work with things that are truly going to landfill, that don't have a better use. We're always on the lookout for what is currently in the waste stream that we could use to make a beautiful product. Right now, there's a huge need to recycle CRT glass. It makes a really beautiful looking tile, too. It has a little bit of flecking and a luster.
How are the tiles made?
We get chunks of CRT glass from an electronic waste recycling company, ECS Refining in Santa Clara, Calif. The company runs the glass through a saw to separate the front, middle, and back sections, [the latter of] which has a lot of heavy metals in it. We use the front of the screen—it's about three-quarters of an inch [thick]. We're not just smashing up old television sets in the backyard. There are toxicology concerns. We require a very detailed chemical analysis of the glass to know exactly what's there and that it's safe. We crush the chunks of the front part of the screen and demagnetize the material. Then we cast our tiles in the molds.
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We make them ourselves from a refractory material that can withstand high heat and be used over and over again. Making our own molds allows us to change the shape and size of the tiles in the future. The material can handle temperatures of 1,600 F to 1,700 F, and they cycle in and out of the ovens two or three times a day and last about a year.
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Ragecyr, has put together a nice tutorial on how to accomplish this. I am including the thread link for reference purposes.
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So no 16 GB either? What happened with that?
How accessible is the front screen? How easy is it to fix/repair ?
Most important question to me.
In my opinion, 8GB seems to have been removed due to the growing number of memory-hungry applications in the App Store. It just isn't suitable anymore. I remember when I bought an 8GB model a couple of years ago and within 30 days I had it full to the brim and wanted to add more music. I ended up returning it and upgrading the the 32GB model.
I would love to see a 16GB iPod touch again.
Here is a refurbished iPod touch 2G (16GB) from Apple for sale right now. (link)
EDIT: It looks like Apple is now selling the iPod touch 4G in a 16GB model for $199.
Wish I had held out on purchasing my 8GB iPod Touch 4G. Only reason I bought this one was because I NEEDED my music and I didn't have any other way to listen to is while riding my bike to and from work. My 32GB iPod Touch 3G doesn't leave the house now due to a horrible shattered screen. Still works, but fragile.


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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by JackWagon, Oct 1, 2012.
taking jackson jeffcoat would be the dumbest pick jerry has ever made.
Go back and look at some of the drafts since 94. Wouldnt even be top 10.
i see bust all over jeffcoat. below average athlete, injury prone, finesse (texas) player...just a real good hunch on this one.
A Center was drafted in the 1st round in 4 of the last 7 drafts.
2006 Nick Mangold 1 (29)
2009 Alex Mack 1 (21)
2010 Maurkice Pouncey 1 (18)
2011 Mike Pouncey 1 (15)
I'd like to see us take Chase Thomas or a FS. Then a C and Guard in the 2nd and 3rd.
2009 i think is the worst drafting ever ... the infamous trade down and "take special teams" draft ...
Jeffcoat hurt and done for season so scratch him for those that were interested.
He isn't even the best player in the front seven on his own team.
this post tells me all I ever needed to know about your player evaluation prowess.
Jeffcoat isn't coming and out. He is a phenomenal athlete but needed lots of development. He'll be a top 15 pick when he does come out after next season.
He'll be almost a mirror image of Orakpo.
It depends on where we finish, but I would love to get our hands on a game changing defensive lineman in round 1. Johnathan Hankins & Star Lotulelei would work wonders for our entire defense.
I think we have no chance at Star, Mingo, Hankins, Jarvis Jones, Keenan Allen WR, unless we trade some picks
We can have Sam Montgomery, Taylor Lewan OT, Alex Okafor, Bjoern Werner DE keep an eye on this guy, Eric Reid FS(LSU)
Who else do you think we have no chance of getting other than some QB's, I know we are capable of getting the best center available but the #1 pick needs to be special.
The two in bold would help a whole lot. You left Te'o off the list.
Jarvis Jones for SOLB or the kid from Utah.
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|BCS Bits - How are the BCS Standings compiled? (October 15, 2009)With the first BCS Standings of the season to be released Sunday, October 18, this week's question is: "How are those Standings compiled?" It's simple: three elements are averaged. They're weighted equally.
1. The Harris Intercollegiate Football Poll (114 panelists),
2. The USA Today Coaches' Poll (59 panelists) and,
3. The average of six computer rankings (the highest ranking and lowest ranking for each team are discarded)
Here are the names of the computer rankings providers:
Jeff Anderson and Chris Hester (12th year as part of the BCS Standings)
Richard Billingsley (11th)
Wes Colley (9th)
Ken Massey (11th)
Jeff Sagarin (12th)
Peter Wolfe (9th)
The National Football Foundation compiles and releases the Standings each week, and Fox Sports televises the announcement. Here is the complete schedule of the Standings announcements: (all times are Eastern)
October 18 - Between 4 and 4:30 p.m. (after Fox's early NFL game)
October 25 - 7:15-8 p.m. (during Fox's OT show)
November 1 - 7:15-8 p.m. (during the OT show)
November 8 - 4-4:30 (after early NFL game)
November 15 - 7:15-8 p.m. (during the OT show)
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Latest Birther "Bombshell" Offers Further Evidence Obama Born In Hawaii
WorldNetDaily continues to set the stage for the release of Jerome Corsi's sure-to-be comedy classic, Where's the Birth Certificate?, with a series [1] of articles desperately trying to cast doubt on Obama's citizenship. Today's offering from Aaron Klein, posted [2] with the headline "Bombshell: U.S. government questioned Obama citizenship," alleges that the "U.S. government is on record questioning President Obama's citizenship status as early as when he was 5 years old, stating it lacked documentation to determine his citizenship."
Both the headline and the lead paragraph, however, are wildly misleading -- as Klein later notes (buried at the end of the article) the U.S. government also answered these questions "on record" by definitively stating that Obama "is a United States citizen by virtue of his birth in Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 4, 1961." Bombshell!
After opening his article by teasing the fact that the U.S Government was "questioning" Obama's citizenship status when he was 5, Klein wastes several hundred words documenting the attempts by Obama's mother to extend Obama's stepfather's visa. Eventually, Klein gets to the "bombshell."
Here it is, in full [bolded subheadline in original]:
'Nothing on file' to document Obama's citizenship
Before that, immigration authorities exchanged queries about Obama, with one noting questions about Obama's citizenship.
One critical exchange is dated August 21, 1967, from Sam Benson, an officer at the Southwest Immigration and Naturalization Service office in San Pedro, Calif.
Benson's query stated, "There is nothing in the file to document the status of the spouse's son. Please inquire into his citizenship and residence status and determine whether or not he is the applicant's child within the meaning of Section 101(b)(1)(B) of the Act, who may suffer exceptional hardship within the meaning of Section 212(a)."
The reference is to the Immigration and Naturalization Act, which defined a "child" as an unmarried person under 21 years of age who, among other qualifiers, could be a "stepchild," whether or not born out of wedlock, provided the child had not reached the "age of eighteen years at the time the marriage creating the status of stepchild occurred."
A response to Benson's inquiry came from one "W.L. Mix" of the central immigration office, who determined Obama was a U.S. citizen.
Mix replied: "Pursuant to inquiry from central office regarding the status of the applicants' spouse's child by a former marriage."
"The person in question is a United States citizen by virtue of his birth in Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 4, 1961. He is living with the applicants' spouse in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is considered the applicant's step-child, within the meaning of Sec. 101(b)(1)(B), of the act, by virtue of the marriage of the applicant to the child's mother on March 5, 1965."
The files do not state how the office determined Obama was born in Honolulu.
The bolded subheadline introducing this section of the story is a misquote. While the bolded text quotes the official saying there is "Nothing on file" to document Obama's citizenship, what he actually said is that "there is nothing in the file to document" Obama's status. "Nothing on file" suggests that this documentation is non-existent, while "nothing in the file" is more limited to "this information is not in front of me." And, as Klein himself notes, that information confirming Obama's citizenship was available, and was confirmed by "'W.L Mix' of the central immigration office."
I suppose a more accurate subheadline would have been: "U.S Government in 1967: Obama 'a United States citizen by virtue of his birth in Honolulu,'" but that doesn't sound quite as exciting.
So, to clarify: an immigration official was on record "questioning" Obama's citizenship status. His question was answered by someone in the central immigration office, "who determined Obama was a U.S. citizen" that was born "in Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 4, 1961." In a pathetic attempt to cast doubt on what would appear to be further evidence of Obama's Hawaiian birth, Klein ends his report by stating "the files do not state how the office determined Obama was born in Honolulu." Yeah! Maybe this "W.L. Mix" character is in on it. His name is suspiciously close to "Marx," after all...
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Google recently launched Bacon Number, a fun little game where you can search any actor's name into it's search bar and WHAM you get their Bacon Number, the degree in which said person is connected to the actor Kevin Bacon.
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It is a travesty, I tell you, A TRAVESTY! Snookie even had a Bacon Number, for goodness sake!
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NFL Quarterback Recap: The Good, The Bad From Championship Weekend
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Denver BroncosNew England Patriots
The pressure was squarely on Peyton Manning's shoulders, and the whole world was waiting to see how he would react to it in the AFC Championship game against his twin tormentors Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. Manning was more than up to it, as he led the Broncos to a decisive victory and helped them earn a spot in Super Bowl XLVIII. Manning completed 32-of-43 passes for 400 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Manning dictated the pace of the game and never let the Patriots threaten his control of the outcome.
Brady was really up against it in this game, as he simply did not have the weapons to compete on even terms with Manning. Still, he led the Patriots to two fourth-quarter touchdowns and they could have made an even better run if they had been successful on a two-point conversion attempt. Brady competed 24-of-38 passes for 277 yards with one touchdown and he did not throw an interception. However, he missed a couple of key throws in the first half that might have allowed the Patriots to make a better showing.
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Russell Wilson was in trouble in this game. His Seahawks trailed 10-3 at halftime and there was no indication that the Seahawks were about to get their offense in gear in the second half. However, he made the play of the game when he threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse on a fourth-down play early in the fourth quarter that gave the Seahawks a lead they would not relinquish. Wilson completed 16-of-25 passes for 215 yards and he did not throw an interception.
Colin Kaepernick had the 49ers on the verge of going back to their second straight Super Bowl, but his late pass to Michael Crabtree in the endzone was deflected by Richard Sherman and intercepted by Malcolm Smith. That ended San Francisco's chances of getting a chance to play in Super Bowl XLVIII. Kaepernick was under pressure throughout the game and he struggled passing the ball. He completed 14-of-24 passes for 153 yards with one TD, two interceptions and a fumble. He ran for 130 yards and tormented the Seahawks with a 58-yard run in the first half.


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After more than 26 years of experience, founding two extremely successful multi-level-marketing companies, and a long, successful track record of growth across the industry, Darren Jensen is delivering results, driving growth, and setting a standard of excellence. And he does it all with a down-to-earth approach that puts people first. With a diverse background and a passion for service, he takes a unique approach that combines human understanding, 3-dimensional insights, and a lot of hard work into pioneering a new science and a thriving company. He received a B.A. in International Relations from Brigham Young University and was named one of Utah Business Magazine's 40 Under Forty honorees in 2009.
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Keep it simple, and make it sing. It's a balance that's hard to achieve, and it's made Ryan one of the most sought after creative minds in the industry
Ryan Goodwin aims big. Always has. After directing work for dozens of Fortune 500 companies and building several direct sales brands from scratch, he's helping LifeVantage make a global impact by bringing art and science together. Ryan directs all the marketing efforts, creative, communications, and media initiatives here with a straightforward approach. Keep it simple, and make it sing. It's a balance that's hard to achieve, and it's made him one of the most sought after creative minds in the industry. From mountain bikes and motorcycles to street art, Ryan brings a passion to life that his work reflects. He holds a BFA in Graphic Design from Brigham Young University.
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Steve is passionate about bringing affordable, science-based products to market as well as seeing companies reach their potential. Before joining LifeVantage, he served as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Evidera, Inc., a private equity sponsored professional services firm that provides outcomes research, market access, data analytics and epidemiology services to pharmaceutical companies. Prior to that, he worked as Chief Financial Officer for several publicly traded companies, including Active Power, Inc. and LECG. In addition, he served in several senior financial roles for Gilead Sciences, Amkor Technologies and JDS Uniphase. In other words, he's really good at what he does. Steve is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive) in the State of California and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Brigham Young University.
If you want your organization to run like a well-oiled machine, you hire Charles "Chuck" Wach. With more than 30 years of operations and leadership experience, he brings supply-chain expertise and extensive relationships with manufacturers and suppliers to LifeVantage where he's responsible for enhancing operations, expanding sourcing and manufacturing resources, and making LifeVantage more efficient and valuable as our Chief Operations Officer.
Chuck's ability to manage and maximize operations across a variety of supplement, direct selling, and online retail organizations is unparalleled. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Operations and Supply Chain Executive for Bodybuilding.com, Inc., a global internet specialty retailer. Before that, he worked as the Director of Global Supply Chain, Materials Management for Nature's Sunshine Products, Inc. and fulfilled several operational roles for Nestle-Perrier Group of America Inc., H.J. Heinz Co., and Frito Lay, Inc. Chuck received his Master of Business Administration degree from Utah State University and his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Brigham Young University.
Bea has been providing counsel and expert advice to organizations since 2000. However, that doesn't begin to describe how valuable she is to LifeVantage or the impact she has on the people and communities she comes in contact with.
As General Counsel to LifeVantage, Bea uses curiosity and creativity to deliver innovative and practical guidance when it comes to market expansion, regulatory compliance, business structure and IP protection. She also makes sure that we're meeting our strategic objectives and making good decisions overall. Bea loves coming up with creative solutions. She also enjoys meeting thousands of distributors from all over the world and hearing their stories.
But here's where things get really great. Bea isn't just an amazing General Counsel. She's a devoted working mother of two young children who tries to balance work, family, and countless volunteer opportunities within our community.
Prior to joining LifeVantage, Bea worked for EnergySolutions as senior legal counsel. She began her career in contract management with large federal contractors.
Bea obtained a B.A. in Political Science from Southern Illinois University and a J.D. from DePaul University College of Law.
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Location: Canada
Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:23 am
Post subject: Baltimore at Denver
alright, post your thots about the game here.
if we win this game, we'll be a contender to play for the Super Bowl. we should come out with a lot of emotion because of the loss last week, we're at home and we're trying to fend off 2 great teams behind us in the standings. but we're playing a team that we SHOULD beat and that scares me a bit. there's a chance that we come out soft because we think this is in the bag and we'll look forward to flying to buffalo as a 10-3 team.
what are you thinking chris? and broncs from uk, i can't wait to see your game breakdown. that's always a highlight of every week for me.
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Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 7:09 pm
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I guess we're not getting a lot of chat on this topic because everyone is expecting the Broncos to win easily. I would be unpleasantly surprised if Denver lost this game because the following games (at BUF, OAK, at SD) are going to be tougher matchups. The good teams win the games that they should, with that said the Broncos offense should score 2 or 3 TDs on Baltimore and the Denver defense should shut down the Ravens offense.
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Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2005 8:01 pm
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Baltimore is a 14 point underdog in this game
Coincidentaly, the last time the Ravens were underdogs by as much as 14 points was on September 30th, 2002...against the Broncos. The Ravens won the game 34-23.
On a less positive note for the Ravens, we havent won a road game since November 14th, 2004 when we defeated the Jets in overtime. And having a road game against a team like Denver doesnt make the situation much better.
The defense, which will be missing 3 starters (Ray Lewis, Will Demps and Anthony Weaver), will certainly have its hands full trying to shut down Jake Plummer and the Broncos talented running game. On offense, I would think Chester Taylor and Jamal Lewis will have a tough time running against a stout defense with an offensive line missing 2 starters, and the remaining 3 starters being banged up. We're going to need a great game from Kyle Boller to have the slightest chance in this game.
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Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 12:04 pm
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what are you thinking chris?
I'm going to keep it short and sweet. Baltimore hasn't won on the road this year, we're undefeated at home. Baltimore has quite a few key players injured, so I do not see how they're able to beat us at Mile High. If we lose to the Ravens today, we don't deserve the playoffs.
Yeah, awesome cool! Denver Broncos rock the world!
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Thank god for BJ Sams setting us up with good field position.
Interesting to see Jamal Lewis as a game time inactive, yet he wasnt listed on the injury report once this week. Hmmm
Also it appears that rookie 4th round draft pick Jason Brown is starting at left guard in place of Edwin Mulitalo.
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That was a painful game, probably one of our toughest losses all season because we actually should have won the game. Denver really got away with one today. 4 turnovers and we still nearly pulled it off. If only Kyle Boller had just stayed down when he fell instead of getting up to try to force a play, that game would have been 6-3 in favor of the Ravens at halftime and Baltimore could have easily won the game. We did a good job stopping the Denver running game, although Jake Plummer was pretty solid. Still no form of a running game whatsoever, even though we were missing 3 of our 5 starters. Bronco fans should be thanking Darrent Williams for winning that game for them since he prevented that touchdown on the opening kickoff. Moving onto Kyle Boller, its not that he is a bad quarterback, he just is really really stupid sometimes. Come on now kid, its 3rd and 10 around the Denver 25 yard line, just stay on the ground and we kick a simple field goal. And that roll out where he just flat out dropped the ball?? Are you serious? You learn how to run with the football when your 10 years old. He is so inconsitant at times. One drive he looks like a freshmen in high school, the next he looks like John Elway. **Sigh** oh well, it was a close game. Good game Broncos fans.
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so it seems like i missed a good game to miss
. i had a feeling that baltimore was gonna come out and play us tough and that's what seemed to happen. we better play loads better next week in buffalo. we need to keep winning to make sure the division doesn't slip away from us.
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- The Duo Dishes said...
Hot and bubbly! Just how a pizza should be. Lumb crab meat makes it super decadent.
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It looks really tasty so rich :)Bye, have a great we
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- Federica said...
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What a luxury. This sounds absolutely delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
- May 11, 2012 at 1:44 AM
- Tina Bk said...
This is definitely one of those unforgettable meals. I love the idea of the mix of crab and artichoke on pizza-yum! No doubt there is always something tasty on the table for dinner at your place! Enjoy the weekend!
- May 11, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- gobakeyourself said...
This looks stunning - so elegant and high class in flavours :D
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- May 11, 2012 at 8:03 AM
- Claudia said...
What a unique and scrumptious pizza! Take that Pepperoni! There's a new kid in town.
- May 11, 2012 at 11:56 AM
- Jenn Kendall said...
delicious idea for a pizza! sounds perfect!
- May 11, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- Ruth Martins said...
So agree with Claudia. Definetely my kind of pizza!
- May 11, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- Alida said...
Great idea crab on pizza. Very inventive! Buon weekend cara.
- May 11, 2012 at 5:35 PM
- Veronica Gantley said...
Gosh that pizza looks great. I will have to try it soon. Thanks for sharing with us.
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- Kathy said...
Wow, This sounds and looks incredibly delicious! Have a great Mother's Day!
- May 11, 2012 at 9:18 PM
- Jennifer said...
Now that is different. Love the idea!
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- Big Dude said...
This sounds way good Claudia
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- redkathy said...
Nice pizza Claudia! Is that a pizza cooker or a pan? I always use a stone and wondered how those new pizza bakers perform.
- May 15, 2012 at 10:52 AM
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Oh my goodness this does sound divine. We love crab and artichokes too. What a great idea. Thank you for your bloggy friendship and for linking to the Thursday Favorite Things linky party xo
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What a great flavor combination and on pizza! Looks incredible. Thanks for being a part of the YBR:)
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Extremely scrumptious. Great photography, Claudia.
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function toggle() {
var box = document.getElementById('box');
var first = document.getElementById('first');
var second = document.getElementById('second');
var third = document.getElementById('third');
if (box.checked) {
first.style.color = 'red';
second.style.border = '2px dotted blue';
third.style.background = 'olive';
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first.style.color = 'blue';
second.style.border = '1px solid green';
third.style.background = 'tan';
I wonder if an input checkbox is the right element to create a toggle. I also want to know how to undo what I have in the if clause: in else do I have to repeat my stylesheet or is there a shorter neater way to get back to the initial state?
A checkbox, if it is the only one regarding a question, can be an acceptable toggle. Unlike anchors or buttons, checkboxes and radio buttons have a state, which can be nice. I have used plain anchors/buttons for toggling boxes being tall or short-- in that case, the button doesn't check the state of the box, but merely mindlessly sets the new height (since CSS is idempotent here-- if my height is already 6em, setting it to 6em again won't break anything).If it helps the user to see what the current state is, though, a checkbox or radio button (depending on the setup) could be a better choice than Some Other Random Clickable Thingie. You can also have a <select> with two <option>s as well, with an onchange() listener.
background-color: #00f;}and with javascript dodocument.getElementById('box').style.backgroundColor="#f00";then undoing itdocument.getElementById('box').style.backgroundColor='';should give you the following HTML

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and so the original CSS styles should then be seen. If there weren't any styles set in CSS, the default stylesheet is used:
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Not that setting things to empty strings solves the problem you want solved-- remove code redundancy.
What a lot of us tend to do is have a class described in our CSS, and merely use Javascript to add/remove the class in the toggle(), making your Javascript much smaller.
It doesn't hurt to add comments in your javascript stating what the toggled class does, if you're working with other developers and the class name isn't descriptive enough.
Seems like the best solution.Thanks for the detailed explanation!
And... if the class changes a CSS property that can be transitioned, such as width, you can get a CSS transition with that for basically a free little animation (instead of using Javascript to do it).
Good point! Thanks again!
Using a checkbox for a toggle works well. You can easily see if the toggle is set. One shortcoming is that the onchange event does not fire on ticking the box in IE 8 or less. To overcome this problem I have added a "Go" button which does nothing more than change the focus away from the checkbox when clicked. This variation works back to IE7.
To overcome your aversion to using the same code twice I have created a script that runs on window.onload. This sets up the initial styles and also creates references to various objects so that you only need document.getElementById() once, rather than every time you click the toggle.
Once the box is ticked the toggle function comes into play, setting the styles according to the toggle state (off or on). This method makes use of the ternary Conditional Operator (test)? "true" : "false"; to reduce the amount of code used.
I have also managed to eliminate nearly all of your CSS.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" />
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It reads like the end of a story. Lynnwood's Ron Paschall was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery on April 30, 1994, more than 22 years after he was killed in Vietnam.
A Herald article, published May 2, 1994, told how the 21-year-old soldier's helicopter was shot down on Easter Sunday 1972, six days before his scheduled homecoming. It wasn't until 1994 that his remains, and those of two soldiers who died with him, were recovered.
Ron's father Marvin Paschall, who died in 1998, was at Arlington for his son's burial, a somber ceremony ending with a 21-gun salute. His wife, Ruth, had died in 1993.
"It's a relief to really know that he wasn't a prisoner, that he has been found," Marvin Paschall told The Herald 19 years ago.
It reads like the end of a story, but it wasn't the end.
Last week, The Herald received an email from Wade Pavleck, a 61-year-old Vietnam veteran who lives in International Falls, Minn. He and Ron Paschall served for a year together in Vietnam with the 227th Assault Helicopter Battalion, 1st Air Cavalry Division. "It was 1970 and '71, July to July," Pavleck said last week.
They became good friends. After Spec. 5 Paschall was reported missing in action in 1972, Pavleck visited Ron's parents in Lynnwood. He exchanged letters and cards with the family for a while.
"We lost contact over time," Pavleck said.
His email asked for help: "I am trying to locate any next of kin," Pavleck wrote. "Ron is to be awarded a post-combat award for saving the life of our company commander in 1970 during operations at Phouc Vinh in Vietnam. However, without a next of kin the award will not proceed. Ron was a wonderful friend and a true hero."
Pavleck was aware that Marvin and Ruth Paschall had died. He recalled Ron having a sister. "I cannot remember her first name, and have not been able to locate her," his email said. "Can you help me?"
A look at 1994 The Herald article solved the mystery. Ron Paschall's sister is Janet Peyton. She and her husband accompanied her father to Arlington National Cemetery in 1994. Janet Peyton lives in Everett and drives a school bus for the Mukilteo district.
After learning Friday that two Vietnam veterans who served with her brother are working to have him receive a posthumous award, Peyton said she was surprised and honored. Her contact information will be passed along to Pavleck and his former company commander. And their information will be sent to Peyton.
"That's great what they're trying to do," Peyton said. "I thought after all these years people would be done with it."
Her brother, she said, graduated from Meadowdale High School in 1969 and was drafted that year. She was 17 when he died, and remembers Ron as a typical teenager. "Back then he just liked to hang out with his friends and cruise in his car," Peyton said.
In Sonora, Texas, retired Army Col. Pete Bradley has been working with Pavleck to make sure a lifesaving act by the Lynnwood man does not go unrecognized. In 1970, Bradley was a major, and the company commander overseeing Pavleck and Paschall.
Now 75, Bradley spent years trying to learn the name of the man he believes saved his life in 1970. He didn't know it was Paschall until meeting Pavleck at a Vietnam veterans reunion less than a decade ago.
"Ron did save my life," Bradley said last week. He described how he was leading six to eight helicopters in for a fuel stop after running combat assaults. "Ron was my door gunner," Bradley said. His helicopter landed and was refueling when another chopper crashed. Bradley said he and Paschall ran to pull that crew from "a blazing fire."
"I got doused with jet fuel, and my pants were on fire. I tried everything to put it out, but couldn't. Ron ran over to me with a little fire extinguisher, and he did put it out," Bradley said. "The medevac helicopter picked us up, five of us, and that was the last time I saw him."
Bradley was in a burn unit in Texas for more than three months.
"I ended up getting an award for heroism. It always bothered me whether Ron got one as well. To be honest, I did not know his name — talk about the fog of war," said Bradley, who was commanding about 150 troops at the time.
The award Bradley received for that incident is called the Army Soldiers Medal for Heroism, which he hopes to attain for Paschall. "He should have had one, too," Bradley said.
Ron Paschall was awarded a number of other medals, which his father showed to a Herald reporter in 1994. The Lynnwood man was the recipient of a Purple Heart, a Bronze Star and "a special medal made for those who were missing in the war," Marvin Paschall said at the time.
Ron Paschall's death, two years after the incident with Bradley, came during a massive Easter offensive and an incident known as "Bat 21." That was the radio call sign for the navigator of an Air Force reconnaissance plane that had been hit by a surface-to-air missile. Paschall, whose UH-1H helicopter crashed April 2, 1972, was among many servicemen killed in the effort to recover the navigator.
Gene Hackman starred as the plane's navigator, Lt. Col. Iceal "Gene" Hambleton, in "Bat 21," a 1988 movie based on the 1972 incident. The navigator was eventually rescued.
"I knew all about 'Bat 21,' but did not know Ron had died until Wade told me about it," Bradley said. "I'd been trying to find out who he was for years."
Pavleck said Bradley was the best commanding officer a soldier could have. "He was a true leader in a difficult environment. What he is doing in Ron's memory is yet another example," Pavleck said.
"We were a bunch of kids flying around in a war," he added.
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If you're just looking for/at the same details across numerous different instances of the same device/config/etc then why not just write your own scripts?
I'm a security technician trainee on a task to find vulnerabilities of over 800 multifunction printers (MFPs) connected to an internal network and so far I found a few using basic pentesting methods and knowledge about MFPs vulnerabilities.
Doing this task manually is very time consuming, as you can understand, and was wondering if someone could recommend me a passive vulnerability scanner that can help out with the task? Going trough each printer host manually and check for vulnerabilities is to time consuming and using an active vulnerability scanner like Nessus is not recommended for scanning printers as I understand it? Also I can't use Nessus home edition for this task and openVAS is also an active scanner, so I'm out of options here I feel.
Also I'm aware that the results from vulnerability scanners are not 100% accurate and can miss some information, but at least its a bit useful during the work I have to do.
Appreciate any other recommendation to make this task easier.
Edit: I got help from my supervisor letting me know it is ok to use openVAS, so no need for a passive scanner which I misunderstand the use of from beginning.
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If you're just looking for/at the same details across numerous different instances of the same device/config/etc then why not just write your own scripts?
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.


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Is it starting? We've all been waiting for it: the next Silicon Valley implosion.
The signs are there: ridiculous amounts of money thrown at barely birthed startups guaranteeing fantastic financials with no real evidence, debauched frat boy entrepreneurs who firmly believe their business plan is worth several billion dollars, and Fox contemplating a reality show starring the antique car hoarders of Mountain View. The most recent indications of a digital doom redux are Canonical shuttering its cloud service and the new online Silicon Valley bitch bin, Secret.
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In the '90s, the word "Internet" had magic moneymaking power. You could graduate from a third-rate college with an undergrad degree in comparative medieval socioanthropology. But as long as you walked into the VC's office dressed in black, carried the latest laptop, and sprinkled "Internet" and "website" throughout your business proposal, along with predictions of multi-billion-dollar market caps, you'd walk out with a seven- or eight-figure check.
Next, you'd get a loft office and fill it with motivational posters, sports memorabilia, custom desks, Aeron chairs, foosball tables, and a $5,000 cappuccino machine -- voilà, the patented environment for guaranteed success! Hire a bunch of programmers dressed like Sherpas or punk rockers, slap together a v1 website with a beta program tested by bribed relatives, and you were set. Within a few months, you'd get an offer of $250 million in stock for your experiment, with expectations of making a billion dollars within a few years.
Then startups began to fail. Investors started looking for actual cash rather than ephemeral stock valuations. Eighteen months on, a whole segment of Porsche-leasing, no-qualification grad students with titles like Rainmaker, Technology Prince, and Money Catalyst went from behaving like boozy jailbirds to suddenly applying for paralegal posts or barista gigs. Reality hit hard and fast, punched low, and inexplicably took most of those guys -- as well as previously gleeful investors -- by complete surprise.
New magic, same spell
It's starting to happen again. "Cloud," "Web service," and "app" have been the magic words in this bubble. But the frat boy behavior is back with a vengeance, as anyone living in San Francisco will tell you ad nauseum, in the form of nerds trying to look cool by snapping selfies with celebrities paid to attend their parties; business meetings catered by drug dealers and sex workers; and interviews with baked company founders claiming they might buy Google. "Creativity encouraging" offices are back, too, with everything from Oval Office replicas to playground slides.
And those paper-pushing cloud founders who are so technology savvy they'd try using a DNA test to remember their ATM pin codes? They're still riding on the backs of hands-on developers promising them unparalleled technology innovations while actually playing Titanfall and Flappy Bird during the boss's lunchtime "engagements."
A break in the cloud
The failures are beginning, too. A cloud business was considered invulnerable just a few months ago -- everybody was starting one, logic be damned. But Canonical's Ubuntu One is a recent casualty. Was it a good plan to build out a music and media cloud service for a Linux distro aimed at the desktop market, where it has never enjoyed any real presence?


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CLAREMONT - An architectural commission chair here criticized a proposed town-home development over a long-time strawberry patch at Towne Avenue and Base Line Road and said the project's use of "prairie" architectural style with a craftsman style was a "misnomer."
The applicant, City Ventures Homebuilding LLC, had a preliminary review of its plans at the 7 p.m. meeting at City Council Chambers.
"This isn't 'prairie style,' this is something else," said architectural commission chair James Sink at a regular meeting on Wednesday night after seeing development plans. "I think about Frank Lloyd Wright defining that style in the Midwest and you carry it out to California. And you Google image prairie style and California and what do you get? You get a bunch of craftsman homes. So these two styles are not necessarily giving you the contrast that you might want. I'm not a big fan of using style as a crutch to work out design issues. But I think you're struggling with it. Clearly."
According to documents from local preservationist group Claremont Heritage, the patch seems to have been part of Lee C. Pitzer's citrus ranch and historical photographs from 1964 show the lot covered with rows of citrus trees.
Additionally, Sink said the two sides of the buildings at Towne Avenue and Base Line Avenue were "not there yet," in particular the Towne Avenue elevated portion.
"I think that that the Towne Avenue elevation is probably the weakest elevation of your buildings. In terms of its development, in terms of architectural articulation, in terms of its use of materials it's definitely the weakest. To place that at the front, at a very prominent corner, does not seem appropriate to me. Frankly, I don't think that any of the two sides of your buildings are quite there yet. But this is a great opportunity."
Kim Hesse, development manager at City Ventures, said she would take Sink's and the other commissioner's opinions back with her to make some changes.
"I'd much rather hear that you don't care for the 'prairie' now before we get into working drawings then way down the line. We hear you."
Officials have previously said the project would be 95 units with 13 affordable at a moderate rate. The 6 acre-site would have 190 parking spaces with 40 visitor parking spaces.
Sink did say he liked how the project did not have single-family homes and instead used open space and added that "I respect the efficiency and mood you took for open space in the community."


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Kim Kardashian Publishing Book Of Selfies
Kim Kardashian is publishing a book of selfies called Kim Kardashian Selfish.
It will hit stores in April 2015.
The real, actual, this-is-happening hardcover book will feature hundreds of pages of the reality TV star's selfies.
While in Thailand, Kardashian was inspired to take a bunch of selfies and assemble them into a book as a gift for husband Kanye West – perhaps inspiring Selfish.
Anyone scoffing at the project may want to note that Kardashian's much-derided "Hollywood" video game is currently earning roughly eight gazillion dollars a day.
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Miscellaneous ramblings
Back to school: The last time I had a college ID, Gerald Ford was president, disco was ravaging the country and I — try not to laugh — entertained thoughts of studying architecture. Of course, Ford passed away and disco faded away (only to become part of a '70s-based sitcom) and my all-but-non-existent math skills had no chance to fade away, guiding me from this failed endeavor to become the next Frank Lloyd Wright and propelling me into the writing field.
But 32 years after proudly graduating at the middle of my class from Monsignor Edward Pace High School in Opa Locka, Fla., I am a college student again, this time at Cabrillo College in Aptos, Calif., where my sole class to date is Intro to Unix/Linux.
Jim Griffin, a pretty enthusiastic and all-around good instructor, teaches the course. I have about 30-some-odd (meaning there are about 30, some of them odd) classmates and the course seems to be pretty easy, so far — that year of self-study masquerading as throwing myself into FOSS didn't hurt. Needless to say, I will keep you posted on the class and my yet-to-be-announced efforts to start a Cabrillo LUG. Oops . . .
Born free: A couple of those who commented on the blog's name change — as well as those of you who e-mailed me personally — seem to think that I am a recent convert to free software. Nope — I've always been on the side of "free as in freedom" (although I have absolutely nothing against free beer!) since I converted to the FOSS side. Again, with what's being touted these days as "open source" not being so — or defined in a kind of "1984" doublespeak — and when even the OSI is having a hard time redefining what "open source" is, then clearly it was time for a name change.
RMS . . .SF . . OK?: Richard Stallman does a series of talks in Northern California this week: Stanford on Monday (Sept. 10), San Jose State on Tuesday (the 11th), Berkeley on Wednesday (the 12th) and the University of San Francisco (a block from where I used to live when I first moved to San Francisco) on Thursday (the 13th). The Berkeley event may need an RSVP, but the others are free — as in freedom and free beer. A schedule is available from the Free Software Foundation — click on the day of the week for the event time and location.
Hello, Columbus: For those of you Buckeyes (and those of you in the neighboring states) finding yourselves with free time on Saturday, Sept. 29, make your way to the Greater Columbus Convention Center for Ohio LinuxFest 2007. Fedora's Max Spevack and Bradley Kuhn, of the Software Freedom Law Center, are keynoting. From what I'm told, it looks like it is ramping up to be a good event — don't miss it.
(Larry Cafiero, editor/publisher of Open Source Reporter, is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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