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This is a video that I came across on my friend Nate McCorkindale's blog. It is about God being in essence: Love. Now, it does not do justice to this topic theologically, but it sure is a fun expression of the transforming power of the love of Christ. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it and ultimately, hope the theme chorus gets stuck in your head like it is in mine!!!!!!!! Click the following link to watch the video:
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I had the opportunity to interview Michael Gungor earlier this year and he is one of the most interesting, thoughtful, genuine people I've met in a long time. I absolutely love this song and a number of songs on his newest cd.
And I think this song is totally right on. God IS love. There's no one that He doesn't love.
- http://criticalbelief.com/ Marc
I guess "God loves everyone except Esau" didn't rhyme… But seriously, anyone know some biblical warrant for the idea that God loves everyone? Aside from John 3:16 which doesn't really count because it even if it refers to every person it says something like "For God so loved everyone he sent his Son to save some who believed".
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For your encouragement, Marc, here are a few of the many Biblical verses that indicate God's eternal purpose of universal blessing and salvation:
Romans 5:18 and 19 – "Therefore just as one man's trespass led to condemnation for all, so one man's act of righteousness leads to justification and life for all. For just as by the one man's disobedience the many were made sinners, so by the one man's obedience the many will be made righteous." The same 'all' and the same 'many' are made sinners, and made righteous.
Colossians 1:19 and 20 – "For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell, and through him God was pleased to reconcile ALL THINGS to Himself, whether on earth or in heaven, by making peace through the blood of his cross."
Philippians 2:9-11 – "Therefore God also highly exalted him and gave him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus EVERY knee should bend, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and EVERY tongue should confess that Jesus is Lord, to the glory of God the Father." Bowing the knee to King Jesus, and confessing him to be the one whom God has made to be Lord, is salvation in Biblical terms.
1 Tim. 2:3-6 – "This is right and is acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires EVERYONE to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth. For there is one God; there is also one mediator between God and humankind, Christ Jesus, himself a human, who gave himself a ransom for ALL – this was attested at the right time." And remember that truth which flows through all of the Bible, and is expressed so well in Isaiah 46:9 and 10 – "Remember the former things of old; for I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is no one like me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done, sayings, 'My purpose shall stand, and I WILL FULFILL MY INTENTION."
For an in depth look at this wonderful teaching, I recommend "Absolute Assurance" by Charles Slagle ( http://www.sigler.org/slagle/absolute.htm ). It's a long article, but contains a huge number of Biblical references for delightful meditation.
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I love the Twitter theme and I love the chorus. On first listen I was thinking 'hey, this is a little unbalanced' – 'God doesn't belong to Republicans?' At first I thought it heard 'God isn't a Republican' and I answered 'he's not a Democrat either.' On my second visit I took off my PC hat and could hear where he's coming from. This isn't going to be on the play list at the next Tea Party convention or be included in the sunday school song book and you can't throw theology at it. But its made me think.
I don't like Pat Robertson or Sarah Palin but instead of trying to like them by standing in their shoes why don't I just love them from here. I think my next song will be "I can't stand Esau but I still love him to bits".
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Love it!!!
- Kim
I love this SO much! Thanks for posting! I saw there was a lot of heated debate on the youtube page, which breaks my heart. That completely misses the point. God IS love. He loves everyone and that's why He (the Father) sent Jesus. We are to spread that love. And if everyone realized how much He loves them, the world would celebrate and follow the love, like at the end of that video. It's a beautiful thing. I just might watch this everyday!
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Ever notice that for a song about how God is not a man it is rather ironic that the chorus is,
"But God is love, God is love, and HE loves everyone."


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I hesistated a lot before posting this:
As we all know,the Kamov is not like other helicopters in the game,because it has double rotor and nothing in the back,so this should allow it to realize some special maneuvers to compensate it gun's small angles.
When helicopter is not in auto hover mod,and flying in a certain direction,it should be able to rotate around itself using the X and C keys.
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I didn't find a written proof about this (i'm still looking for it though),but i found this interesting video showing the concerned maneuver in minute 0:53 and 1:54.
Other helicopters can't perform it because of the resistance provided by the rear rotor.
Updated by Qazdar almost 6 years ago
Ok, found this article
just read under the photo.
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Updated by CarlGustaffa almost 6 years ago
Votes yes. Have the community attempted to fix this? Or isn't it possible? It's not something I would worry too much about for A2/OA flight model though, if the fix is far fetched.
With A3 however, and especially with it's TAKOH flight model - does the flight model used permit such definitions (counter rotating props without anti torque prop) at all?
Would be nice to have these advantages show through (if possible).
Updated by Vipera almost 6 years ago
You can do this maneuver with the current flight model but your speed should be small to start it. Here is example what I did. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NZVaFXvMzs
I voted Yes to improve this ability for Ka-52 helicopter.
Updated by BlackRussian almost 6 years ago
Obviously not only a Kamov issue but a general Arma one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nXsqbGx5Mc
Updated by Vipera over 5 years ago
I would like to see improvements on Ka-52 flight model as Qazdar described. Actually we need ability to rotate helicopter around Z axis on higher speeds then we can now.
Updated by Max_Power over 5 years ago
I tested the behaviour in game and it is very similar to the information published by kamov, other manufacturers, and first person accounts by qualified pilots.
In game, the maximum flight speed at which you can maneuver the helicopter into sideways flight is 60km/h. The maximum flight speed you can sustain sideways flight remains untested, but it is beyond 130 km/h.
The kamov-published maximum sideways flightspeed for the Ka-50 is 70km/h.
I then tested with my own addon, an ah-1. It uses a lift vs. speed envelope identical to the ah-1z, and it is slightly lighter. It uses the same ballast block weight distribution control that BIS seems to have used. It tested identically to the Kamov. Based on this, I tentatively conclude that the sideways flight behaviour is the same for all attack helicopters in ArmA 2 OA.
The website 'ColdWarExhibition' states, "the SuperCobra can fly backwards at up to 33 knots (61 kph/38 mph) and sideways at up to 39 knots (72.2 kph/44.8mph) when fully loaded". The 1995 issue of the flight magazine 'Flight Archive' said, "To help offload some of the yaw, the vertical fin is offset and has an angled trailing edge. The AH-1W is limited to 35kt sideways and 30kt backwards flight. This is to allow such manoeuvres at maximum operating weight at altitude and still give the pilot a 10% control margin in hand. We were by now fairly light, so I took it to an estimated 45-50kt sideways flight to the left and needed full right pedal".
The supercobra has a two bladed rotar system, similar to the AH-1S(MC), but two engines, similar to the AH-1Z. I'm using the AH-1W here to show the similarities in helicopter flight envelopes in general. The Ah-1 uses a rather clumsy, large, teetering rotor with a smaller anti-torque rotor; while the kamov uses a light, multi-bladed, contra-rotating rotor.
It would seem that ArmA 2 is actually fairly accurate at least in terms of the way it simulates yaw authority at the maximum sideways flight of helicopters, albeit they are somewhat generalized. Where it seems to diverge from reality in a big way, is the ability of helicopters to sustain sideways flight well beyond their real life maximums.
Updated by Qazdar over 5 years ago
It's not that obvious in the game,when the kamov is moving at that speed player should be able to move sideways just by pressing C or X.


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Address: 4503 Sovereign Boulevard
Bedrooms: 2
City: ROCKFORD
Full Baths: 2
Latitude: 42.251811981000
Lender Owned: no
Listing ID: 201301995
Listing Price: $34,000
Longitude: -89.023315420000
Partial Baths: 0
Remarks: BRAND NEW ROOF. HARDWOOD FLOORS,2 FIREPLACES,2-CAR ATTACHED GARAGE,LOWER LEVEL REC RM W/WET BAR & MORE! PRIVATE PAVER STONE PATIO.PERFECT FOR BUYER WANTING SMALL YARD HAS CHARACTER & CHARM. SOLD AS IS.
Square Feet: 1,046
State: Illinois
Status: Sold
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Street Name: Sovereign Boulevard
Street Number: 4503
Total Baths: 2
Zip Plus: 0000
Postal Code: 61108
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Property Type: Residential Detached
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Living Room Length: 18.4
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Recreation Room: yes
Recreation Room Length: 32.3
Recreation Room Level: Lower
Recreation Room Width: 13
Stove/Range Fuel: Electric
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Approximate Age: 59
Basement: yes
Cumulative DOM: 224
Estimated Below Grade SqFt: 440
Front: 119.43
Garage: 2.0
General Features: Attached Garage, L.L. Finished Space, Main Floor Master, Patio
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Rear: 120.00
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Roof: Shingle
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Status Category: Pending
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Water: City/Community
Water Heater: Gas
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Middle School: District 205-RFD
School District: Rockford 205
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Original Price: 50000
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Sale/Rent: For Sale
Short Sale: yes
Tax Year: 2012
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All acts of love and pleasure are my rituals– in the sacred invocation by Doreen Valiente, the goddess calls us to recognise that pleasure and love are acts of divine relationship. This is the heart of a Pagan attitude towards sexuality. Pagan sexual morals are notably different to mainstream religious teachings on the subject. Our model of sacred sexuality is fluid. Even in the most rigid balance-based traditions of Paganism (those that see the male/female balance as crucial to worldly w … [Read more...]
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Published: September 11, 2013 - 10:03 AM | Updated: September 12, 2013 - 11:00 AM
GREEN: Final paperwork was signed Wednesday closing the $625,000 sale of the Belden Lodge in Southgate Park to entrepreneur Ted Swaldo.
Mayor Dick Norton previously had signed the paperwork for the city's sale of the 8-plus acres of property and lodge to Swaldo, city Law Director Stephen Pruneski said.
Swaldo, who founded and owns the upscale Gervasi Vineyards in Stark County, plans to develop the Belden Lodge land into a restaurant, banquet rooms and office facility.
Gervasi features dining in one of several refurbished buildings on the property along with a winery and amphitheater for outdoor events, including weddings and receptions.
Swaldo plans to make renovations to the Green lodge's exterior and add a roadway off Massillon Road, along with a new bridge, to reach the three-story lodge while preserving wetlands on the site.
He personally financed the purchase, with the funds going to the Green Parks and Recreation Division.
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I became myself. I learned about responsibility, friendship, and being a "global citizen!" It's where my life started.
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Humboldt provides the opportunity to change your mind, your major and your life.
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Life was so crazy and busy, but while at HSU life was calm, welcoming, and always fun!
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I was one of the "different" kids growing up, and HSU was full of "different kids." I finally found a sense of place and even met my husband.
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Humboldt, even back in 1972, was at the forefront of environmental awareness, science and of course the forest and shore.
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My academic, athletic, and personal experiences led me to a confident, active, wonderful life.
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The one thing I always think of is the nature in the area, especially the sunsets.
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A fantastic experience that can only be uniquely supplied by attending HSU and being a Lumberjack!...Go Jacks!
"Validation"Karen Dziurzynski Cox Alumni, 1983
As I've gone out in to the world I've come to realize that there are other people like me that are energetic, smart, caring, innovative and, yes, maybe a bit different -- HSU Alumni!
"Friendship"Laurie Barnett Alumni, 1983
Many of the friends I made at Humboldt--including my best friend, my husband--have been there for me through thick and thin and then some, ever since we all left Arcata. We all went in different directions, but still have that strong bond we formed at HSU.
"Beaches"Gary Backlund Alumni, 1973
From south of Eureka to north of Orick, when not studying, we walked the beaches, climbed the cliffs, marvalled at the trees and fell in love with nature. Accepted at both Chico and San Jose state universities, I am so thankful to have chosen Humboldt. I now teach at Vancouver Island University, enjoying a Humboldt-like environment.
"Career"Richard Galloway Alumni, 1947
I launched my career at Humboldt State College in 1946 working as a clerk in the library for a year then as a junior librarian for two years. After a year at USC library school, I came back to Humboldt as a librarian until 1960, when I was chosen to be library director at the new CalState Stanislaus campus, where I worked until retiring in 1983. I owe it all to HSC and its great education.
"Family"Joanne Solorio Alumni, 2004
Being hundreds of miles away from home, we created our own close knit family at HSU. We cared, trusted and relied on each other for the good and the bad. We will always carry that shared experience and know that til this day we can still reach out to each other for how ever big or small the reason may be. I forever see these friends as my family!
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I spent my youth living primarily in the Bay Area, but also in Central America and Europe. When I came to Humboldt in 1972 I found my community. The setting, the pace, the priorities, the activities, the people all fit me like a glove. So I never left. Now, if I could just order up a little more sunshine ...
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> and value
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Pappa Al Pomodoro (Tuscan Bread Soup)
Recipe by Cynna
I made Dark Tuscan Bread (Pane Toscano Scuro) Dark Tuscan Bread (Pane Toscano Scuro) , and I needed a recipe to use up the stale bits. I made this soup and it was lovely and such a handy way to use up stale bread! Just thinking about it is making my mouth water. You can use any bread you like, but a tuscan bread is the best.
Top Review by whippoorwill777
This is a great recipe, I just tweaked it a bit for my taste. I added red wine vinegar to give it a little bit of a flavorful tang and crushed red pepper flakes for a nice warm heat. Good one!
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- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1⁄2 teaspoon red pepper flakes, crushed
- 1 (12 ounce) can whole tomatoes
- salt and black pepper
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1⁄3 loaf bread, day old Tuscan
- 20 fresh basil leaves, torn
Directions See How It's Made
- In a medium pot over medium-high heat, add olive oil and crushed garlic.
- When the garlic flavors infuse oil, add the red pepper flakes being careful not to burn them.
- Add the whole can of tomatoes into the pot, then using a spatula cut the tomatoes into chunks.
- Add salt and ground black pepper, to taste.
- (Remember, bread chunks will be added to this so make it a bit saltier then you would like it to be.)
- Add water and stir.
- With your hands, pull the bread into bite-sized chunks, then add them to the pot.
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(CNSNews.com) - An announcement that the Indonesian government and separatist rebels in Aceh will resume long-frozen peace talks has raised hopes that the recent tsunami disaster will be a catalyst in efforts to end one of the region's longest and bloodiest conflicts.
The Crisis Management Initiative, a non-governmental organization headed by former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari, said it would host the talks in Finland later this week.
It declined to comment further, citing the sensitivity of the meeting and the need "to create a conducive atmosphere."
A 29-year-old war between Jakarta and the separatist Free Aceh Movement (Gerakan Aceh Merdeka or GAM) worsened in 2003 when talks broke down, a ceasefire collapsed and the military launched a new offensive.
More than 12,000 people, mostly civilians, have died in the conflict.
Bakhtiar Abdullah, a spokesman for GAM's exiled leadership based in Sweden, confirmed representatives would attend the talks in Finland.
Indonesian military chief Gen. Endriartono Sutarto also announced a halt in operations against GAM forces in a bid to give the talks a chance.
Aceh, an oil- and gas-rich province of 4.4 million people on the northeastern tip of the Indonesian archipelago, has a long history of resistance to outside rule, having fought against Dutch colonizers and the Japanese wartime occupation last century.
GAM claims Aceh should never have become part of Indonesia after independence from the Dutch was won following World War II, and has rejected Jakarta's offers of limited autonomy.
Last month's tsunami, which hit Aceh worse than any other area, interrupted but did not end the fighting.
Since the natural disaster, and despite an unofficial ceasefire called by both sides because of the crisis, the military claims to have killed between 120 and 200 rebels in more than 80 clashes.
GAM said most of those killed were civilians. It also accused the military of misusing humanitarian aid, while military officials said some of the rebels killed had been interfering in the relief effort.
Hopes for a positive turn in the conflict rose somewhat after the election last year of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, a former defense chief who pledged while campaigning to find a solution.
The focus was further sharpened by the tsunami, which devastated the province and cost more than 170,000 Indonesian lives.
Noting that Indonesia's monetary crisis in the 1990s had helped bring about a process of democratization in the country, Indonesian specialist Damien Kingsbury of Australia's Deakin University predicted that the natural disaster could similarly herald political change.
Kingsbury laid out five basic options for settlement of the Aceh crisis, and quickly ruled out the first three - an end to the rebellion and acceptance by GAM of the status quo; the government agreeing to GAM demands for independence; and the military defeat of GAM.
A fourth option was an immediate ceasefire and immediate settling of all outstanding claims, but Kingsbury said there was too little trust between the sides for a quick resolution.
The fifth option, he said, envisaged a ceasefire while full attention and resources were given to the post-tsunami reconstruction effort. "Such a ceasefire should, over time, build a sense of 'normalization' and trust, allowing a meaningful dialogue over Aceh's longer-term future."
Kingsbury said genuine autonomy, within Indonesia, for Aceh would require the province to enjoy self-government in all matters but foreign affairs, aspects of external defense, and elements of taxation.
"But most importantly, genuine autonomy would mean the dissolution of all combatant parties within Aceh. That is, GAM would cease to exist as a military force, militias would be disarmed and disbanded, and the TNI [Indonesian military] would be required to leave."
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Subject: [BRITISH-JEWRY] Polish Records, Neustadt Schirwindt
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The construction company that had been overseeing the building of the New Mexico Highlands University student center until regents fired it in February is demanding payment of $3.2 million from the university.
Makwa Builders LLC submitted its payment request on April 30, according to documents released to the Optic in response to a request under the state's open records law.
One of the key issues is the fact that the university fired Makwa by exercising the "termination for convenience" clause in the contract.
A new well a city contractor has spent the better part of a year drilling will come online in August, but the amount of water city officials were hoping it would produce didn't materialize.
The well was drilled at the city's Taylor Field as a replacement for Taylor Well No. 2. City Utilities Director Ken Garcia told the governor last week that the city was hoping it would produce 300 gallons per minute, roughly the same amount of water that is being produced by Taylor Well No. 4, the only other operable well it has that is producing drinkable water.
By Amanda Lee Myers
The Associated Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — A man who saved his girlfriend's life at the Colorado movie shooting was remembered for his selfless sacrifice Saturday, while an aspiring sportscaster was praised for her boundless energy and an Air Force reservist as a good friend.
The girlfriend who Matt McQuinn saved by taking three bullets aimed at her wept as pastors spoke of the senselessness of the shooting spree at the suburban Denver theater where 12 people were killed just more than a week ago.
By Barry Massey
The Associated Press
SANTA FE — Cities, counties and other local governments could find it harder to get low-cost loans from the New Mexico Finance Authority during the next several months because of fallout from a scandal over a fake audit of the agency's finances.
The authority's governing board reviewed a proposal Thursday for limiting a loan program that finances projects such as sewers, roads and other infrastructure in communities.
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Tuesday, July 31 — Two of four men who escaped from the State Mental Hospital at Las Vegas were captured Monday night. Bobby Millins, 21, and Robert Garrett, 30, were arrested in a downtown cafe after Millins telephoned his mother that he had escaped from the hospital and was in Albuquerque. Millins' mother called police, and officers were sent to the cafe.
Public rate hike meetings begin Tuesday
The city of Las Vegas will kick off its four community meetings on the proposed water and sewer rate hikes at 6:30 p.m. this Tuesday at City Hall, 1700 N. Grand Ave. Tuesday's meeting and one scheduled for 3 p.m. on Aug. 15 also at City Hall will focus on the proposed increases as they relate to residential customers. Public input meetings for commercial customers will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 7 and Aug. 14, both at Sininger Hall, 904 National Ave.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. Light and variable wind becoming south 10-15 mph in the morning. Partly cloudy at night, with a low around 60. South wind 5-15 mph becoming east after midnight.
A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 89. Light and variable wind becoming south 5-10 mph in the morning. A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms at night. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59.
By Margaret McKinney
Highlands University
New Mexico Highlands University presents an art exhibit by renowned Latino painter Alfred Quiroz in its Burris Hall Gallery July 30 through Aug. 31.
The gallery is at 903 National Ave. There will be a closing reception from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 31 with Quiroz presenting a gallery talk at 4 p.m.
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Re: Combinatorica questions!!!
Keren Edwards wrote:
> Hi all!!
> 2 different questions:
> 1. how many ways does a castle have to reach from the bottom left side
> corner
> of a chess board to the upper right corner of the board if he can
> move right
> and up only?
> 2. you have 8 red identical balls, 9 purple identical balls and 7 white
> identical ones.
> a. How many ways can you choose 10 balls with no matter to the
> order of the balls?
> b. How many ways can you choose 10 balls with no matter to the
> order of the balls, if each color must
> be chosen once at least?
> Many thanx.
1. Consider diagonals of squares, each running from the upper leftt
direction to the lower right direction, sort of perpendicular to the
general direction of the motion of the castle. The numbers of ways a
castle can reach the squares in one of these diagonal rows is a row in
Pascal's triangle. So the numbers for the squares in the main diagonal
are 1, 7, 21, 35, 35, 21, 7, 1. The problem is symmetric, so if there
are n ways to reach a main-diagonal square from the lower left corner,
there are n ways to reach the upper left corner from that same
main-diagonal square. The final answer is the sum of the squares of the
eight numbers listed above. Which, I think, is 3432. As an aside, note
that this answer must also be the number of ways to reach the center
square in the main diagonal of a 16 by 16 chessboard. So, we end up
with a general formula, with little or no practical value as far as I
can tell: [Sum of squares of Comb(n things, i at a time), i = 0, n]
must equal [Comb (2n things, n at a time)].
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According to AP's Tom Withers (and many others), the Indians have scratched Jason Kipnis from today's starting lineup with a sore elbow. He is currently day-to-day. Kipnis was originally penciled in as the third hitter at his usual second base position in the early draft of the lineup. Ryan Raburn will now instead play second base in this afternoon's ballgame against the White Sox in Progressive Field. Kipnis is off to a slow start, hitting just .125 (4-for-32) with 2 RBI and a OPS of just .390. Raburn is 2-for-11 thus far. Today's lineup, however, does include catcher Carlos Santana batting sixth and playing behind the plate. Santana was injured on Monday at the home opener when a ball thrown by Chris Perez in the ninth inning hit off his left hand near his thumb. Lou Marson relieved him in that game before going on the 15-day DL himself the next day due to a neck injury sustained over the weekend. Yan Gomes and Omir Santos were both recalled from Columbus to give the Indians some options at catcher the past few days. Santana is 13-for-26 on the young season with two homers and 5 RBI. Gomes was 0-for-7 in two games playing catcher this week. Related: Masterson Wins Pitchers' Duel With A Little Help From Sir Swish
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Odds on Maple Leafs making playoffs? Pretty good
By ROB LONGLEY, QMI Agency
Sucker bet or money-making opportunity, you be the judge.
But with the Maple Leafs relatively strong start out of the gate in this sprint of an NHL season, there's already talk of the playoffs. Yes, those playoffs, seemingly foreign land for a team that hasn't visited the NHL post season since two lockouts ago.
Interestingly, the "P" word hasn't come from the media (though that can't be too far off) nor from inside the team itself as coach Randy Carlyle is quick to point out the team needs too much work in far too many areas.
But British-based, online bookmaker Bet365 has raised the possibility in terms of a proposition wager on its website. Catering to its many North American clients, Bet365 has listed an option of whether the Leafs will make the post-season for the first time since the 2003-04 season.
And even with their solid 9-6 start through 15 games, good enough for sixth place in the Eastern Conference, you might be surprised at the odds.


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John Wells and Arnold Kopelson will produce the pilot based on the 1997 movie starring Keanu Reeves and Al Pacino.
"The Devil's Advocate" is coming to the small screen. NBC is developing a potential new series based on the 1997 thriller with John Wells and Arnold Kopelson set to executive produce the pilot and Matt Venne penning the script.
The legal drama with a supernatural twist landed on NBC with a put pilot commitment. It will focus on a public defender who joins a law firm literally run by the Devil.
The original movie starred Keanu Reeves as an ambitious young lawyer who is tempted to trade his soul to the Devil (Al Pacino) for supernatural courtroom skills. Directed by Taylor Hackford, it received generally favorable reviews and earned $153 million worldwide.
At the same time NBC is adapting "The Devil's Advocate" to the small screen, Reeves lands his first TV series gig. The "Matrix" actor is set to lead an hourlong series titled "Rain", which is based on the best-selling book series by Barry Eisler. The action drama show has not been acquired by any network.


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Season Still In Jeopardy
by Paul on 12/05/12 at 07:31 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
A sense of what had been described by one source as "cautious optimism" during the midpoint of yesterday's lengthy NHL owners-players meeting was markedly tempered when the session concluded around midnight.
As such, even after 7 1/2 hours of interaction between six owners and 18 players, the 2012-13 season remains in jeopardy.
"I don't know ... I've been optimistic before and nothing has come of it," a source on the NHLPA side told The Post after the meeting. "I'll feel a lot better when I actually see what the league is willing to give."
The parties are scheduled to reconvene this morning before the Board of Governors meets. It is likely commissioner Gary Bettman will present a drop-dead date to the owners if the morning session does not produce measurable progress.
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Cool Hunting Video: 21 Icons
Photographs of 21 iconic South African figures currently on view in Johannesburg
by Cool Hunting Video
on 15 August 2014
Returning to Africa for the second Cool Hunting Safari in Zambia, we made a stop in Johannesburg to scope out the up-and-coming design scene. A few of our guests have strong ties to the city, one being wildlife and portrait photographer Adrian Steirn, whose renowned exhibit "21 Icons" was being featured at Johannesburg's Museum of African Design (MOAD) before beginning its world tour. Adrian gave us some insight into his experiences photographing and interviewing each of the 21 iconic figures of South Africa. Check in next week for the start of our full coverage of the 2014 Cool Hunting Safari.
Cool Hunting Video: The Heidelberg Project
On Detroit's East Side, one man continues turning a whole neighborhood into an artistic haven
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There's plenty to see in Detroit, MI right now. With a wide array of new businesses reinvigorating the economy and an influx of creatives, some may overlook aspects of the cultural and artistic history in the city. One of those is The Heidelberg...
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See how one Thai sculptor takes on the growing norms of societal over-indulgence
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During our recent venture to Bangkok, we stopped by the home and latest exhibition of Thai artist Nino Sarabutra. Sarabutra showed us her portfolio of work, mostly consisting of porcelain sculptures, that lives throughout her house and garden. Sarabutra...
Cool Hunting Video: Paul Cocksedge
Experiments in light, space and depth in the London-based designer's first US solo show
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Moments before the opening of his first solo exhibition, London-based designer Paul Cocksedge spoke with CH. With a background primarily in creating large-scale, temporary light installations with his design firm, Cocksedge's premiere of smaller...
Cool Hunting Video: Photographer Jonathan Mannion
We learn about two decades of photographing hip-hop icons; from Nas to Jay-Z to Lauryn Hill
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If you've ever wondered who is behind the cover art for some of hip-hop's most iconic albums then you may be familiar with Jonathan Mannion. With almost 20 years in the industry, the Ohio-born photographer has made a name for himself snapping photos...
Cool Hunting Video: Dabl's Bead Museum
Detroit's one-of-a-kind art space, where much of the thought-provoking work is outside of the building
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There's no short supply of eclectic public art in Detroit, MI, but none quite match the magnitude and message of MBAD's African Bead Museum, more commonly known as Dabl's Bead Museum—named for visionary founder and artist Olayami Dabls. Large-scale...
Cool Hunting Video: Icon Derelict
We return to LA to check out the latest in the auto shop's Derelict series of reborn automobiles
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A few years ago, we profiled the ICON 4X4 Bronco on a trip to Los Angeles. For our Rare Discoveries Series with The Macallan, we returned to Jonathan Ward's exceptional shop to explore the journey of one of his newer projects: the Derelict Series...
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Music translated into grandiose paintings by a British artist in the American desert
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An Empirical Analysis of the Dynamic Relation between Investment‐Grade Bonds and Credit Default Swaps
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- Author(s): ROBERTO BLANCO, SIMON BRENNAN, IAN W. MARSH
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We test the theoretical equivalence of credit default swap (CDS) prices and credit spreads derived by Duffie (1999), finding support for the parity relation as an equilibrium condition. We also find two forms of deviation from parity. First, for three firms, CDS prices are substantially higher than credit spreads for long periods of time, arising from combinations of imperfections in the contract specification of CDSs and measurement errors in computing the credit spread. Second, we find short‐lived deviations from parity for all other companies due to a lead for CDS prices over credit spreads in the price discovery process.


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Colton Haynes just wants everyone to "enjoy life," regardless of their sexuality.
The Arrow star took to social media on Saturday to address a comment a user on Tumblr had written upon discovering Haynes' "secret gay past."
NEWS: Star Colton Haynes Opens Up About Life-Long Battle With 'Intense Anxiety'
"When I found out Colton Haynes had a secret gay past, I got so excited even though I know it makes absolutely no difference in my life," the original message read.
"Was it a secret?" the 27-year-old actor responded on his own Tumblr, adding, "Let's all just enjoy life & have no regrets."
Though he didn't officially confirm his sexuality -- he's kept his love life private since rising to fame in 2011 in MTV's Teen Wolf -- fans on Twitter couldn't help themselves from expressing their opinions on the matter. Some were funny, while others were more serious:
Does it really matter if @ColtonLHaynes is gay or straight we still love and support him either way he's such a talented actor #respect— Garnet HatcherAlgoso (@GreenAsianGar18) January 3, 2016
Everyone trying to out @ColtonLHaynes and didn't even read what he wrote! Enjoy life with no regrets really means I'm happy being me.— Leo Divine Reddish (@leo_reddish) January 3, 2016
If Colton Haynes has just come out of the closet then the gay world just scored major life points.— Bradley Skeen (@Braddey_) January 2, 2016
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If Colton Haynes is gay who cares? He's happy, so who are we to judge him on his happiness? It's 2016, get over people being gay already.— Sulkin; (@PrettyBoySulkin) January 3, 2016
I would literally give up bacon to be with colton haynes— J A A N (@lun4rghost) January 3, 2016
Just last month, Haynes got candid about his struggle with anxiety, penning a personal story in a series of messages posted on Twitter.
"For those of you who are suffering with intense anxiety...ur not alone," he tweeted. "It's been a constant struggle for me since fifth grad. It's a battle."
WATCH: Colton Haynes Wins Halloween With Insanely Awesome Ursula Costume
"Anxiety had put me in the hospital a countless amount of times. Whether it be fainting, hyperventilating, or seizures...I've been through it," he continued. "Just know ur not alone and it affects more ppl than you would ever know. We can overcome this. We can fight thru it and will."
In less serious news, Haynes made headlines in October thanks to his very intricate Ursula costume from The Little Mermaid. See pics in the video below.


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In the Pain arc Nagato uses Rinne Tensei to revive all the Konoha victims. We see Konan thinking how doing the jutsu at his remaining chakra levels will kill him, implying that had he had more chakra he could have survived. Here's the page:
And this is what we find out in chapter 614. Obito says he will die if he tries to revive Madara.
Clear plothole. Konan implies Nagato would have survived and Obito says he would die. And don't start with the Nagato was an Uzumaki mumbo jumbo so he could have survived because Obito has Hashirama's cells.
Anyway, I made my point. Thanks for reading.


text: Lisa Fineberg Cook Lisa Fineberg Cook, a self-described Jewish American Princess from L.A., leaps at the chance for an exciting adventure when her brand-new husband's brand-new job takes them to Japan a week after they're wed. Become a Fan × BECOME A FAN Get updates about Lisa Fineberg Cook and recommended reads from Simon & Schuster. Plus, get a FREE eBook when you sign up! Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated. See full terms and conditions. By clicking SIGN UP, I acknowledge that I have read and agreed to the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use. Books by this Author Japan Took the J.A.P. Out of Me By Lisa Fineberg Cook By Lisa Fineberg Cook Japan Took the J.A.P. Out of Me Six days after an InStyle-worthy wedding in Los Angeles, Lisa Fineberg Cook left behind her little red Jetta, her manicurist of ten years, and her very best friend for the land of the rising sun. When her husband accepted a job teaching English in Nagoya, Japan, she imagined exotic weekend getaways, fine sushi dinners, and sake sojourns with glamorous expatriate friends. Instead, she's the only Jewish girl on public transportation, and everyone is staring. Lisa longs for regular... Read more about this book Read more Author Interviews Japan Took the Jap q&a A Conversation with Lisa Fineberg Cook, Author of Japan Took the J.A.P. Out of MeJapan Took the J.A.P. Out of Me covers your first year in Nagoya. Can you tell us a bit about your second year there? Did you decide not to include any stories from that time for any particular reason?When I began writing the book, I really didn't have a formal outline or timeline. I knew only that I wanted to start with my thoughts about the laundry. As things began to take shape, the... see more Reading Group Guides Reading Group Guide for Japan Took the J.A.P. Out of Me Are you in a book club? Get book club picks, tips, and resources Get a FREE eBook when you join our mailing list. Plus, receive updates about Lisa Fineberg Cook,recommended reads and more from Simon & Schuster. Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated.See full terms and conditions and this month's choices. Lisa Fineberg Cook on the Web Lisa Fineberg Cook on Connie Martinson Talks Books www.youtube.com/watch?v=7naShsuGtx8


text: Hey guys I have a 5' x 10' trailer that I use for landscaping projects. Its painted John Deere colors and is easy to pull. Well I was talking to a more experience landscaper, and he told me that if I had a bigger trailer, I would be able to get bigger jobs. Based on the theory that if I had a bigger trailer I would have more experience. It makes sense, but I am really not dyeing to pull around a huge trailer, although sometimes I could use the room! What do you guys think?


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Car dealer magnate
Mr Politis, whose wealth was valued at $360 million on the BRW Rich List last year, has purchased seven car dealerships through his private company
"Its a good deal and Barloworld have been a good company here in Australia," he told The Australian Financial Review. "But they are very big in mining machinery, Caterpillar equipment and so on, around the world so I think you will find they are focusing more on that now."
Among the purchases are the Mercedes-Benz dealership in Melbourne's exclusive suburb of Brighton and a new outlet on the Mornington Peninsula.
The transaction, which was finalised earlier this week, also includes the large Holden dealership in Glen Waverley in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs and four Volkswagen outlets.
It also comes after an earlier sale of Barloworld's Ferntree Gully dealership, which was finalised last November.
Mr Politis's WFM Motors will also gain the properties on which the dealerships are located, worth an estimated $80 million, as part of the deal.
While the bulk of his wealth is in a large shareholding in the Australian Securities Exchange listed
When asked if he would consider more purchases this year, Mr Politis said: "This is what we live for isn't it. If good opportunities come up we will certainly look at them."
Barloworld said in a statement that the cash from the deal would be used to reduce the company's group net debt in the short term and to fund strategic growth opportunities in the medium term.
Its Australian business increased its operating profit by 15 percent to almost $15 million in the year to September 2013 thanks mostly to strong performances at its Mercedes-Benz and VW dealerships.
There were a record 1.136 million new car sales in Australia in the 2013 calendar year, up about 2.2 per cent from the previous 12 months.
Mr Politis is also the chairman of the Sydney Roosters NRL club, which won the 2013 grand final.
His City Ford dealership was the club's first sponsor in 1976.
Under his leadership, the Roosters have established an exclusive Chairman's Club of only 30 members, including prominent business identities such as
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Gallery: This Week in Eating Out
A Sandwich a Day: The Fried Chicken at Son of a Gun (Los Angeles)
It doesn't matter whether you consider yourself a fried chicken aficionado-no one is exempt from the lure of that sandwich. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Chicken Salad Sandwich at Snarf's (Chicago)
What this chicken salad sandwich lacks in presentation and finesse, it makes up for in flavor. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Halloumi Panino at Bocado Cafe (NYC)
Inside lie slices of tender Halloumi cheese, roast pork, ripe tomato, and cucumber. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: The Blue Pig & Fig at Pastoral (Chicago)
The hearty sandwich features a combination of Jamon Serrano, Ader Kase blue cheese, local fig and black tea preserves, whole grain Dijon mustard, and crisp field greens between a soft, yet crispy baguette. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Smithsonian Grilled Cheese from Row House Cafe (Seattle, WA)
Cheddar (choice of mellow aged or extra sharp) makes for maximum melting, and amply buttered potato bread provides a crispy contrast to the gooiness within. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Pan de Chicharron at Raymi (NYC)
The pork is impressively tender, juicy and flavorful, but also fairly salty, so the sweet potato adds some crucial sweetness. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: The Skribeye from Skrine Chops (Chicago)
The eight ounces of char-grilled steak rests on a bed of rich buttery mashed Yukon Gold potatoes and has a sprinkle of blue cheese for a counterbalanced flavor. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Sheek Kebab Kati Roll at Curry & Tandoor Corner (NYC)
It's really an Indian-style gyro, with a spiced minced chicken kebab in place of lamb and a piece of naan instead of pita. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Pulled Pork Sandwich from Smoque BBQ (Chicago)
Pork shoulder is smoked for 12 hours before being pulled by hand and plopped between a buttery, pillowy bun. Read more here »
A Sandwich A Day: Torta Ahogada from El Tio Pepe (Tijuana)
It features juicy cuts of braised pork that are stuffed into pan salado (salt bread) that's brought in fresh from Guadalajara three times per week. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Kruveet Pita at Taboonette (NYC)
It's stuffed with roast cauliflower, eggplant, hummus, and tahini for a warm, pillowy vegetable hug. Read more here »
The Vegetarian Option: The Foraged Mushroom Panini at Fork (Chicago)
There's just enough of the Jarlsberg cheese to adhere everything together and give the panini its required gooeyness, but not so much that all you taste is cheese. Read more here »
A Sandwich a Day: Napolitano at Piatto Pronto (Chicago)
Deceptively simple, the Napolitano consists of razor-thin slices of imported sopressata, Calabrese salami, prosciutto cotto, provolone, shredded lettuce, and tomato slices. Read more here »
A Sandwich A Day: Carne Asada Torta from Tortas Wash Mobile (Tijuana, Mexico)
It features butterflied strips of brisket that have been marinated for 12 hours over a mix of charcoal and mesquite chips, which imparts smoky and tangy flavors into the beef. Read more here »
Cherry Street East Is Back from the Ashes with a Great Burger (New Canaan, CT)
Their bacon cheeseburger includes two slices of creamy, melted American cheese (Swiss, cheddar, Jack and smoked mozzarella are other options) and three strips of mildly salty bacon, complemented by half-sour pickle chips. Read more here »
Standout Char Burgers at Phil's Last Stand (Chicago)
By stacking two patties, you get the right amount of beef but more crust. The bun is substantial enough to handle the extra patty and and if they apply enough Vern's cheddar, this is a very, very good cheeseburger. Read more here »
Greatness Pops Up at Burger Haven (Pasadena, CA)
The nine ounces of Imperial Valley beef is a blend of 65 percent chuck, 15 percent short rib, and 20 percent pork fat that's topped with pickled red onions, roasted red bell peppers, wild arugula, and the powerful St. Agur blue cheese. Read more here »
Reality Check: The Fry Lover's Burger from Rally's/Checkers
The chain will now put its famous seasoned fries right on the burger for you. But if you expect to taste them, be prepared to buy extra fries. Read more here »
Spaghetti Pizza at Farina's (Grapevine, TX)
This isn't spaghetti with a side of pizza, it's pizza with a layer of spaghetti baked onto the top of it. Read more here »
Daily Slice: Pizza by Cer Té (NYC)
Fresh mozzarella is layered in just the right amount, and the sauce is deliciously tangy and full of tomato flavor. Read more here »
Daily Slice: Pizza Bread at Little Gourmet (Los Angeles)
The sweet dried herb heavy sauce soaks halfway through the generic branded "French" bread, creating a soft center while retaining the crisp underside of the bread. Read more here »
Mother Dough: Is "Good" Good Enough in Los Angeles?
The seasoned tomatoes literally burst when when you poke a knife through them, and they pair exceedingly well with the bufala. Read more here »
Daily Slice: 'Whipper Snapper' at Roberta's (NYC)
The peas are vibrantly fresh, with that incomparable green sweetness that is really showcased by the pancetta's fatty richness. Read more here »
Pizzeria Vesuvius Has Some Secrets... and Spectacular Pies (Atlanta)
The meats on this pizza are deftly seasoned and delicately smoked, proportioned so that each one gets its own moment in the spotlight from bite to bite. Read more here »
Daily Slice: Maple Fennel Sausage at Flatbread Company (Somerville, MA)
A healthy dose of maple flavor serves to play up the sweet elements that are already characteristic of the fennel seeds. Read more here »
The Vegetarian Option: Bedouin Tent (NYC)
At Bedouin Tent you can get any of the salads for $5, or you can get a salad plate, which serves up five of them for a mere $10. Read more here »
Chicago Tacos: El Pueblito
For some, the salsas here might as well be pure fire. But if you enjoy that dance, it can be captivating. Read more here »
A Himalayan Dish a Day: Momos from Norling Tibetan Kitchen (NYC)
The traditional beef filling is joined by greens and onion for texture, moisture, and some onion-y funk to draw out the beef's mineral flavor. Read more here »
Date Night: Neighborhood Elegance (and Very Good Meatballs) at AlMar in Dumbo (NYC)
Smothered in fresh red sauce, with lank basil leaves, the meatballs were crumbly and good, smaller than what Mom used to make. Read more here »
Killer Carnitas, Huaraches Done Right, and Farm-To-Bodega Avocado Leaves at El Atoradera (NYC)
The owner is an advocate for the role of terrior in cooking; for how the desert winds and the burnt soil of Mexico impart particular flavors that cannot be captured elsewhere. Read more here »
Slurped: Thick Knife Peel Noodles at Uncle Zhou in Elmhurst (NYC)
These knife-peel noodles are thick and chewy, but also frilly at the edges, like a ribbon teased out with a blade. Read more here »
First Look: Chicago's First Maid-Rite Opens in Lincoln Park
The sandwich actually comes with a spoon nestled between the wrapper, just so you can scoop up the excess that falls out of the bun when you eat it. Read more here »
Lunch in the Loop: Tokyo Lunchbox (Chicago)
One of the things that Tokyo Lunchbox is known for is their U-Dong, which includes a few bites of tempura battered shrimp with some thick chewy udon noodles and a salty broth. Read more here »
A Himalayan Dish a Day: Tingmo at Tashi Delek Momo Palace (NYC)
This tingmo has the sweet, thin outer skin of Chinese mantou, but also deep folds greased by a little bit of oil. Read more here »
Knockout Noodles: Thai Ravioli at Penny's Noodle Shop (Chicago)
It includes smoky-sweet slices of glazed barbecued pork, green onions, minced cilantro, ground peanuts, crisp bean sprouts, and big leaves of lettuce. Read more here »
A Himalayan Dish a Day: Shoko sil sil ngoe ma at Phayul (NYC)
Slivered fine and barely cooked, the potatoes get mixed with chopped green chilies, scallions, Sichuan peppercorns, and red chilies. Read more here »
TGI Fry-Day: Iron Fist Fish & Chips from Revolution Brewing (Chicago)
It gets points for the roasted red pepper remoulade and honey jalapeño slaw—the former is an inventive departure from the standard tartar sauce that doesn't collapse under the weight of its elevated-sounding name, while the latter adds a respectably spicy tang to each bite of the rich fish. Read more here »
Apps Only: Solid Small Plates at Walden in Williamsburg (NYC)
This restaurant has a menu of tasty snacks and small plates, such as these deviled eggs which are topped with some crispy fried parsley leaves and a bit of parsley oil. Read more here »
A Himalayan Dish a Day: Tsel Phing at Cafe Himalaya (NYC)
It includes a Nepali red curry-coconut broth, Chinese wok-fried bean thread noodles and cabbage, and Indian-style fried paratha bread. Read more here »
We Try Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, Guy Fieri's New Times Square Restaurant (NYC)
The real question is, how does Guy's American Kitchen and Bar stack up against the Cheesecake Factory? Read more here »
We Eat Everything on the Menu at East Side King (Austin, TX)
The food is crazy, brash, and unrefined, but at the same time really freaking delicious. Read more here »
A Himalayan Dish a Day: Cheura Tareko ('Beaten Rice') at Himalayan Yak (NYC)
This kid-friendly "beaten rice" dish has spicy undertones and a salty kick that makes polishing off this plate a breeze. Read more here »
TGI Fry-Day: Spring Rolls at Cong Ly (NYC)
The wrappers are flaky and deeply crisp, with blistered layers that make for a hefty crunch. Read more here »
Sugar Rush: Caramel and Hot Fudge Sundae at Van Leeuwen (NYC)
Sundaes are assembled to order at their 7th Street storefront with flavors of your choosing, oodles of fresh whipped cream, and generous pours of their house-made Michel Cluizel hot fudge and caramel sauces. Read more here »
Sugar Rush: Baton Cakes at ChikaLicious (NYC)
Crunchy puff pastry is layered with frozen hazelnut mousse (which ends up tasting like a semifreddo) folded with toasted, crushed hazelnuts, and espresso-soaked cake. Read more here »
Sugar Rush: Cinnamon Tres Leches at Ivy Bakery (NYC)
The parfait features house-baked tres leches cake soaked in evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, and heavy cream but has a distinct note of cinnamon. Read more here »
Sugar Rush: McMinnville Cream Doughnut at Voodoo Doughnut (Portland, OR)
It's a sweet, yeasty doughnut, covered in maple frosting and filled with Bavarian cream. Read more here »
First Look: Sift Cupcake & Dessert Bar (San Francisco)
These bright takes on the classic French cookie come in Strawberry, Salted Caramel, Espresso, Lemon, and Earl Grey flavors. Read more here »
Sugar Rush: Cherry Clafoutis at Balthazar Bakery (NYC)
Straying from tradition, the batter is more of a custard and the clafoutis are also baked in tart shells, a deep brown, buttery crust. Read more here »
College Tours: Where to Eat Near The University of Pennsylvania
Penn has no shortage of way satisfying late-night greasy spoon spots, but West Philly has plenty of gems and it's just a short walk from campus. Read more here »
6 Vermont Craft Beer Bars To Visit During Fall Foliage
For those who love both changing leaves and craft beer equally, Vermont is not only dotted with 26 craft breweries—the most per capita of any state—but also some innovative beer bars with carefully-curated taps and bottle lists.Read more here »
First Look: Cocktails at Whey Bar (Portland, OR)
This cocktail menu seeks to create non-pretentious drinks that are good enough to stand out in a city that takes cocktails very seriously. Read more here »
College Tours: Where to Eat Near The University of Memphis (Tennessee)
Although this university has always been something of a commuter campus, there are still a lot of great places nestled near the university grounds that provide that unique college neighborhood experience for students, alumni, and locals alike. Read more here »
College Tours: Where to Eat Near Tulane University (New Orleans)
The Freret Street area has recently become a bright spot in the Tulane dining scene; there's an explosion of unique restaurants opening there. Read more here »
Joe DiStefano's Himalayan Heights: Touring Tibetan and Nepali Food in Queens (NYC)
There are Chinese influences, Indian flavors, and plenty of only-in-the-Himalayas ingredients like yak butter and striking orange chili sauces. It's some good—and surprisingly accessible—eating.Read more here »
What Is Authentic Yunnan Food? A Quick Guide (Los Angeles)
Los Angeles has the most Yunnan restaurants in the entire United States: an impressive four of just a little bit under a dozen. Read more here »
College Tours: Where to Eat Near U.C. Berkeley
The community's appreciation for quality ingredients and affordable dining options makes Berkeley a comfortable spot for serious eating. Read more here »
College Tours: Where to Eat Near Cornell University (NYC)
Surrounded by farms, wineries, distilleries and breweries, Ithaca is pretty much a food-obsessed college goer's dream. Read more here »
Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides: Eduard Frauneder's Alphabet City (NYC)
Austrian-born chef Eduard Frauneder, who goes by Edi, gives us a food tour of his neighborhood. Read more here »


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I am not a purse user. The furthest concession I make towards wallet owning is a money clip. I carry a 4.7-inch smartphone and despite that (or maybe because of) I refuse to tote a leather sack of money around too.
I'm therefore an enthusiastic proponent of the mobile wallet app, a handy download that lets you use your smartphone to spend money.
At least, in theory I'm enthusiastic.
Last week, O2 announced its new O2 Wallet, an app that connects a user's bank account with their phone number to allow money transfer between two phone numbers. You don't need to share your bank details for someone to pay you back – and you can also use it at several high street retailers too.
Sounds great, easy, convenient and most importantly for me – wallet-free. But having just signed up for my own O2 Wallet, I was surprised to feel about twenty kinds of reluctant just handing over my phone number. It's not like my sort code and account number would give a would-be scammer free reign of my finances – so where's the sudden shyness coming from?
Smartphone banking may have quite a few big backers - Barclays is one of its main proponents, with its O2 Wallet-rivalling Pingit - but when it comes to the security of banking by mobile, there's still a major mental hurdle for most of us to overcome.
And the reason for that is pretty simple – most smartphones aren't secure.
The BBC is reporting that December alone saw 1,000 new smartphone viruses (more than in the last eight years of smartphone history), while on the flip side, most people simply don't treat their smartphones like the computer that it is.
They're not careful about what apps they download, they don't use antivirus programs, and many don't even set a password lock on their phones. (At least one of those applies to me.)
All this makes it easier for hackers or even a random passerby picking up the phone you dropped to get access to your information – something that becomes exponentially more damaging when that information is tied to your bank account.
A lot of successful scamming comes from behavioural glitches – carefree link clicking, no set passwords or simply losing your phone. So conversely the Barclays and O2 apps are safer than it might seem. Barclays Pingit is protected by user password; O2 says that in addition to PINs and passwords, all personal details and financial data are held on remote central servers rather than on your phone.
If your phone is stolen, thieves can't immediately access your account while hackers targetting your phone wouldn't immediately get your data. But there are still trojan viruses floating around that can log keystrokes and form data to collect this info.
Bottom line? If you use virus protection on your smartphone and recognise that are dodgy downloads floating around, smartphone banking can be secure as desktop online banking.
And just like we've been conditioned to check for the little 'https' in a web address before digitally handing our money to a faceless entity, similar pragmatism can be applied to smartphone cash money situations too.
I might not, for example, hop onboard BT Openzone to input my credit card details for that new plasma.
At the very least, using a mobile wallet app is safer than using the smartphone browser for making that transaction. Just make sure you've installed an antivirus app.
What do you think? Are you downloading O2 Wallet or Barclays Pingit right now, or will you wait till the technology behind mobile money is more regulated?
What do you think? Are you downloading O2 Wallet or Barclays Pingit right now, or will you wait till the technology behind mobile money is more regulated?


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