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Choose from adobe casitas, historic haciendas, wonderful family homes, or cozy suites in historic Victorian inns for an inside view of the Anglo, Spanish, and Native American cultures that thrive in New Mexico. Open your windows to spectacular azure skies and technicolor sunsets. An inspected New Mexico bed and breakfast inn will make your New Mexico vacation a more personal experience than you could ever have in a motel or hotel.
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(ARA) - As Americans love affair with the family road trip hits full throttle, fuel the fun with these tips for enjoying delicious and satisfying snacks that can be eaten on the go. Stay hydrated by loading up on plenty of fresh fruits and veggies. Grape tomatoes, berries and carrot sticks are great bite-sized snacks perfect for small fingers. By choosing high-protein snacks with staying power, you'll keep your family's hunger at bay so your drive time flies by without hassle.
For longer road trips, be sure to include plenty of ready-to-eat snacks. For example, here is a great-tasting recipe that can be made ahead of time to smooth the journey:
Beef or Ham Pinwheels
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1 tablespoon grated onion
1 teaspoon horseradish
Dash Worchestershire sauce
2 packages (2 ounces each) Buddig Original Sliced Beef or Ham
Combine cream cheese, onion, horseradish and Worcestershire sauce until well blended. Separate sliced meat, laying two slices in a row, slightly overlapped. Spread with cream cheese mixture. Roll up and fasten with a wooden pick. Repeat with remaining meat and cream cheese. Refrigerate, covered, at least 2 hours. Just before serving, cut into 1-inch slices. Keep snacks cold in a portable or disposable cooler until ready to eat. Makes approximately 3 and a half dozen pinwheels.
Nutritional information: calories per serving (one 1-inch piece) 23; calories from fat 19; total fat 2 grams; saturated fat 1 gram; trans fat 0 grams; cholesterol 8 milligrams; sodium 55 milligrams; total carbohydrate less than 1 gram; dietary fiber 0 grams; protein 1 gram.
Eating on the go
Demand for handheld meals and snacks that can be eaten on the go has accelerated in recent years, thanks to an increase in multi-tasking, according to a 2010 report from Information Resources, Inc.
Low calorie and trans fat free, Old Wisconsin Turkey Snack Bites get the green light for family road trips with hardwood smoked treats that taste great. Old Wisconsin Snack Bites come in Turkey, Beef and Pepperoni varieties and can be enjoyed out of the bag providing a delicious and natural source of protein.
Each turkey bite serving has just 80 calories and 7 grams of protein. The stay-fresh bag is resealable for added convenience.
Fill your tank
To help pave the way for your next family road trip, enter for a chance to win free gas for a year and other great prizes. Look for the Fill Your Tank sticker on specially marked Buddig and Old Wisconsin packages. Enter your on-pack code by visiting buddig.com/fillyourtank or oldwisconsin.com/fillyourtank now through Sept. 30 for a chance to win a year's supply of free gas (retail value $3,500), along with weekly gas card prizes worth $100 and propane gift cards valued at $20.
For more information about family friendly recipes and road-trip worthy snacks, visit www.buddig.com and www.oldwisconsin.com.
Also, follow these companies on Facebook at www.facebook.com/buddiglunchclub.

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HOUSTON - A woman was shot and killed during a road rage argument in west Harris County.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office said a couple was traveling in their vehicle at 12:30 a.m. Thursday when they got into a traffic altercation with people in two other cars. The altercation escalated when the couple's vehicle was boxed in by the other two, according to authorities.
The driver of one of the other vehicles got out and grabbed his rifle from a nearby home and began shooting at the couple's vehicle as it drove off, deputies said.
The couple's vehicle was hit several times from behind. One of the bullets struck Veronica Soto, 30, in the head, officials said. She was in the front passenger seat. Her husband tried to drive Soto to her sister's home but she did not make it inside. She died in the driveway in the 7700 block of Las Brisas Drive.
Investigators arrested and charged Mark Trevino, 20, with murder. Deputies said Trevino confessed to the killing.
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NICK Morris is hoping a significant investment in new equipment will help him get his season back on track.
The Aussie youngster has been struggling in recent weeks, both in the Elite and Premier Leagues, and hasn't been getting a smooth ride from his bikes going into the corners.
In a bid to sort the problems Morris has stripped his bikes back and replaced a number of parts, with the hope of producing his best form once again.
"I've been struggling lately but I felt alright on the track on Monday but couldn't quite get the points I probably deserved," he said.
"I've been working really hard on my bikes and clearing my head and everything else and, although four points wasn't good enough, I was making awful starts but still felt fast.
"I have to take the positives and come back on Thursday and make sure everything's alright.
"I've spent some money and bought some clutches, carbies (carburetors) and shockies (shock absorbers) because I've had a tough time getting into the corners.
"Hopefully that can do the trick and I can get things sorted out again.
"The changes have definitely made a difference but it's not all about the bikes, speedway is in your head too."
The 20-year-old's next chance to impress comes this evening when King's Lynn Stars come to town, with Morris knowing he and his teammates need to be at their best against the league leaders.
"King's Lynn have a really good team and a few riders who are really good around Swindon but our boys are good round our own track too so we will have to go out there and do our thing."


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HOUSTON - A teenager was shot in a west Harris County grocery store parking lot, investigators said.
Harris County sheriff's deputies said there was a disturbance between a 19-year-old and four men outside the HEB store on South Mason Road near Highland Knolls Drive about 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
At one point, one of the men pulled a gun and shot the teen in the neck, officials said.
The teenager was taken by helicopter to Memorial Hermann Hospital in serious condition. His name has not been released.
The four men left the parking lot in two getaway cars, investigators said. Descriptions of the men have not been released.
Detectives said they will review surveillance video from the store to see if it can help provide more information.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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Apple Updates MacBook Air for 2014: Faster Haswell Parts & $100 Price Dropby Anand Lal Shimpi on 4/29/2014 10:18 AM EST
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Ian Cutress - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkDoes anyone know if this is just a US price drop, or a worldwide one? I haven't been monitoring the cost of the low end models here in the UK. Reply
Brandon Chester - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI can confirm that here in Canada we have not received the price drop. It also seems to be the only product sold by Apple here that doesn't have price adjustments to account for our weaker dollar. Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI seem to recall that the Canadian price drops have come oddly later (later in the day) than other markets. Reply
tipoo - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI guess they cancel each other out, partially. Reply
Brandon Chester - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkPretty much entirely. $999 CAD is only $911 USD so Canadians have really had this deal for a while now. It also looks like Apple's sites for other countries have all reflected a price drop by now so I'm assuming a drop to $899 in Canada is out of the question. Reply
dsumanik - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkThe problem with that line of thinking is when our dollar is higher...the prices never drop up here.....it's only ever a one way price gouge. Eff u 'merica.
I hate to say but articles like this one are blatant proof of a pro-apple ulterior motive at anandtech, likely to do with direct investment in stocks, or perhaps even direct kickbacks. Seriously guys, a 100mhz speed bump deserves an "article" ? This is not journalism, it is direct advertising, and the reason why anandtech has been, and will continue to decline in readership.
This is the first time i've visited the site in ages.... and what a surprise, on the front page, im instantly reminded why.
Sent from my mac mini, connected to dual thunderbolt displays...I'd be happy to provide proof i drink the apple kool aid to anyone doubting me..
This ain't about fanboyism, its about right or wrong.
I think this officially might be the last comment i ever make here after reading this site for over a decade. Been here since university way back in the year 2000. I mean seriously, im actually kinda sad.
It ok to like apple, its ok to advertise for them, but its not ok to do that under the guise of unbiased journalism....if there is such a thing anymore.
You cant expect people to believe conclusions in your "real" articles after publishing crap like this. Why don't you guys just go give each other handjobs around Steve Job's tombstone while your at it???? Reply
jimbo2779 - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkI don't own any Apple products nor do I particularly like any of them but you have to acknowledge that the MacBook air is the one of, if not the, most popular (based on sales) laptop going and it just got a bit faster and significantly cheaper.
I'm not saying that all news outlets should shout it from the roof tops but lets be real here; there are a huge amount of people that are interested in news like this as it directly affects them and as such Anand will publish articles on it.
It is only a small pipeline story after all, it's not even a full blown article. Reply
jaydee - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkThis isn't an "article" it's a pipeline story, getting the same attention as such stories as nVidia adding a game to their GeForce bundle. You're really getting your panties in a bunch over nothing... Reply
michael2k - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - link1) MacBook Air is one of the best ranked ultrabooks over the past decade
2) Reporting on Apple draws viewers, including you!
3) The refresh isn't out of line for the site; right next to the pipeline entry is one about a GeForce Game Bundle and the Acer Switch 10
4) Having to say, "This isn't about fanboyism" actually means it probably is
5) You leaving kind of proves that point Reply
ESC2000 - Thursday, May 01, 2014 - linkTo me it is not about the fact that there is an article about this- it does make sense if an article about nVidia games does. It's the tone and content of the article that's an issue.... The "Apple continues to accept nothing less than intel 5000 GPU" without mentioning the still crappy screen that would be a sticking point for many, if not, most here. (l was surprised by how crucial screen rez and quality wore to my job as a lawyer...it is not only a point for artists , gamers and developers.) The price drop isnews but paying anywhere near $1,000 for a TN panel is madness. (Looks like Apple is starting to feel the pressure, though...)
Anyway l also come here less and less for the same reason dsumanik doesn't. It no longer feels authentic, for whatever reason. Reply
robinthakur - Friday, May 02, 2014 - linkAs somebody looking to buy a MBA, I found the article really useful and interesting to read and relates to Apple's future roadmap, so it's not just PR, what the heck is your problem? In case you hadn't noticed, the readership of this site are discerning, not mindless, trolling shills like on Dailytech. Reply
brookheather - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkUK prices have dropped £100. Reply
k2_8191 - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkJapan prices have also dropped by about 10k yen.
I believe this price drop is worldwide. Reply
mr_tawan - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkThailand price drop is ฿1,000 (~$30). Much less than in the US, probably because of the difference of exchange rate between now and the last time the price was cut. Reply
gingofthesouth - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkNew Zealand prices dropped between $190 and $250.
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apertotes - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI hope they never put a retina display on them. Battery is the most important attribute in these things. I just hope they upgrade both models to a 1080p nice IPS screen, with great colors and outdoors visibility. Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIPS is also a power hog compared to TN. I hope they put both an IPS and Retina display in the MBA in the next major update, which I think it most likely with a single 12" size. The 11" is just a too small, especially at a 16:9 aspect ratio and the 13" is now too close to the MBP after the MBP eschewed the HDD and ODD.
But this is Apple so expect them to only do this when they can keep the battery life at least close to where it is now. Reply
jcknows0 - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkAs far as I understood it they were putting the IGZO Sharp based display thats in the current gen iPad Air to minimize power draw, thats also why the wait for Broadwell (fanless aside) Reply
jeffkibuule - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkDoesn't want retina, but asks for 1080p screen. Do you not know what you want?
Regardless, I suspect the reason they are shooting for a single size retina screen is to benefit economies of scale just a little bit more. 1 display size is cheaper than 2. I also expect them to use IGZO transistors to help with the power problem. Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIn and of itself I don't see a conundrum with not wanting Retina but wanting 1080p. The pixel count for 1080p is definitely lower than what a Retina would be at the current size displays if we assume they'd do a pixel doubling like every other device that has gone Retina, but still high enough to be in the "good" category. That said, I think only going to 1080p because of pointless desire to have the same resolution from one Android phone to one's HDTV would be remiss, especially for a windowed OS. Going Retina with a pixel doubling when the technology allows it to happen without affecting mobility and longevity of use is the right way to go.
1080p = 2073600 pixels (11.6" = 190 PPI)
1080p (16:10 / 1728x1080) = 1866240 pixels (13" = 153 PPI)
11" MBA = 1016064 pixels (135 PPI)
11" MBA (Retina) = 4064256 pixels (270 PPI)
13" MBA = 1296000 pixels (113 PPI)
13" MBA (Retina) = 5184000 pixels (227 PPI) Reply
stacey94 - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkSo you want 960x540 of working space?
Apple will never go for providing a full 1920x1080 of area on a 13" screen....mainly for usability reasons. People would complain about everything being so small. I personally don't have an issue with it, but others do.
It's an option on the 13" rMBP, but the default is still 1440x900. Reply
Tegeril - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIt's not an option on the 13" rMBP. That one has scaled "retina resolutions" up to 1680x1050. Only the 15" retina has a scaled resolution equivalent to 1920x1200. Reply
uhuznaa - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI doubt that VERY much. Apple is doing the pixel doubling to keep the UI elements large enough. With 1728x1080 on a 12" screen you need to have really good eyes to work with this. This isn't "good", it's really bad.
Yeah, geeks everywhere love more space for windows on the screen over everything, but Apple isn't primarily (if at all) catering for geeks. Even at the current resolutions the size of UI elements on the current MBA's screens borders on too small to be comfortable. Reply
Bkord123 - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkGreat points! I didn't fully understand some of the conversation here and you cleared it up. That probably sounds sarcastic, but I'm being sincere. Thanks! Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI'm not sure what you're doubting VERY much. You doubt Apple should do nothing with the resolution until it can double it, because the rest of your comment seems to agree with what I stated. Reply
uhuznaa - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkYes, I doubt that Apple will go with a resolution of 1728x1080 on a 11/12/13" screen. The resolution will either be lower than that (to have UI elements that aren't microscopically small) or high enough to make scaling possible in a nice-looking way. What's so hard to understand about that? Apple did the same with the 13" MBP. Reply
solipsism - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkWhat I do get is why you say you doubt that and then repeat what I said. You are therefore not doubting me but agreeing with me. Reply
darwinosx - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkYou presume they can't do both. The 13" retina is only marginally thicker than an Air with a smaller circumference and it does just fine. Reply
tecsi - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkDespite Apple's specs not mentioning this, will Intel 5000/TB2 port support 4K monitors?
Sure hope so. Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkThe new MBAs don't have TB2 and their Tech Specs page lists 2560x1600 as the max supported resolution on an external display. Reply
purerice - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkYou are right on the 2560x1600. Same with the Mac Mini, though I wonder if that is official or actual. I had an old PowerBook that listed 1600x1200 as maximum for external monitors, but hooked up 1920x1200 Dell monitor to it with no problems (got all 1920 pixels). Reply
solipsism - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIt's definitely official, but I'm sure you could hack it to support a higher resolution in some fashion, but it definitely won't support UHD 4K @ 60Hz. The MBAs doesn't have HDMI so you can't even get UHD 4K @ 30Hz from that port.
I suppose we should ask if anyone was able to get UHD 4K @ 30Hz to work over TB1 on the MBPs? I think those 2012 MBPs also had the Intel 5000 iGPU. Reply
tecsi - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - link[Double post--wasn't sure whether to,always post at end (probably best) or immediately after specific comment]
Yes, but the Apple page also doesn't say rMBPs support 4K@60hz, and they do. The new OSX specifically talks about 4K support for rMBPs.
So there is reason to believe that the MBAs will perhaps also support 4K.
This would create an incredible 4K-ready installed base for Apple to sell a TB2 4K display into, which I suspect would be introduced at WWDC. Reply
solipsism - Thursday, May 01, 2014 - linkThere is still no TB2 so the bandwidth would be lacking for UHD@60Hz and since there is no HDMI port it's likely not going to be support except via a hack at 30Hz. Reply
tecsi - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkYes, but the Apple page also doesn't say rMBPs support 4K@60hz, and they do. The new OSX specifically talks about 4K support for rMBPs.
So there is reason to believe that the MBAs will perhaps also support 4K.
This would create an incredible 4K-ready installed base for Apple to sell a TB2 4K display into, which I suspect would be introduced at WWDC. Reply
jcknows0 - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkYou need TB2 for 4k@60Hz. Airs don't have this, even the updated ones. Reply
toyotabedzrock - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkI'm not sure this is a release related to the delay. It seems to be a way to just move old stock and make it so the broadwell announcement is about that chip in the mba and with a hires display only. Maybe as a pre back to school announcement so they move even more product with the upper middle class kids all begging mom and dad to get them a new mba and iphone. Reply
Steve Bischoff - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIt seems that with cheaper NAND these days Apple would give you a little more storage. When I had 128Gb it was sort of mildly irritating. Reply
tipoo - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkYeah, if they can do this price drop it would seem they should have at least shot for 256GB minimum first. Reply
Tegeril - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIf they'd done that it'd be like two price drops in one. You are still saving $100 if you choose to go with the 256GB option. Reply
tipoo - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkAny idea when Broadwell macbooks are slated for? Reply
MikhailT - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkAny time in 2015. Intel's not able to get it out this year, so they're doing a small spec bump instead.
I'd suspect '15 MBA is going to be a huge update with TB2, 14nm CPUs+ better IGP, retina display, and so on. Reply
AnandtechLegacy - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkWhat does that say about Skylake? Intel said that despite Broadwell being delayed that Skylake wasn't. If broadwell comes out in early 2015 for devices as well as planned Broadwell K for desktops what does that say about Skylake Q2 release? Broadwell would be deprecated one quarter after it's debut, seems ridiculous to think Skylake wouldn't be delayed but then Skylake would miss out on the super profitable back to school season just as broadwell did this year which intel, apple etc. must be furious about. So if Skylake comes out later what does that say about the typical tick tock candence release schedule, no more Q2 releases? Or some mixing & matching? Reply
Bkord123 - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkHi folks. Can someone break it down for me in basic terms? I've been flirting with a new MBA for about 3-4 years. Every year when it comes out, I read a ton of people saying the NEXT year is the one to get. First it was Ivy Bridge was going to be the game changer. Then Sandy Bridge. Or the reverse of that. Who cares. Then Haswell. Now Broadwell? I really thought I was going to buy it last year but so many people ripped the display for not being IPS and looking like shit off-axis that I held off. Who in the hell would care about .1 in processor speed? I like how your "improvement" could be 0-3%. Zero. Only Apple. Reply
frostyfiredude - Tuesday, April 29, 2014 - linkIn general if you can wait, do it, the future will always hold better products.
Right now though the MacBook AIrs are quite good, performance is solid, storage is very fast and SSD upgrades aren't too crazy costly anymore and battery life is excellent. So long as you don't need the high DPI display they're great machines and won't disappoint, while if you do the Retina MBP 13 isn't too much more and doesn't compromise size too much so is another good option. Reply
jaydee - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkI think the 13" MBA is a pretty nice sweet spot right now. We know we are at least 6, more likely 9 months away from a Broadwell MBA, and that will probably come in a 12" form factor. I prefer 13", the battery life is outstanding right now, performance is very good, especially I/O with the PCI-E SSD.
I guess if you can wait up to 9 months, need a retina, don't mind 12" screen, and can not afford another $200 for the MBP, then you should wait for Broadwell MBA. Otherwise MBA/MBP are very good options. Reply
wiz329 - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkHow about that Haswell rMBP review? That coming anytime soon? Reply
tipoo - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkBy the time the Broadwell MBP is out :P Reply
jaydee - Wednesday, April 30, 2014 - linkThe only "real" news I see is the CPU bump. While the MSRP is $100 lower, the street price of the MBA has already been there on a lot of outlets. It's just making the price drop official and permanent. Which fits Apples strategy, they want people paying MSRP for their products, instead of paying $100 less, than a $100 higher MSRP product. Reply


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So here's your Friday edition of The Crap We Missed, that's coming at you early, because Fish is hard at work stuffing LEGO references into a Pacific Rim review. "Man, you lazy fucks are cutting out early to go to a movie again!" you say? AHAHA– Sadly no. Someone decided to go see a late show without me last night, so I'll be taking the afternoon to decopage a certain coffee mug — that may or may not have 'World's Greatest Tit Photo Editor' stenciled on it — with pictures of a slight-framed, spiky-haired manchild wearing only a Captain America t-shirt and smashing it with a sledgehammer.
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TRIBUTES have been paid to an elderly woman who died in a house fire in Weymouth.
The body of a woman in her eighties was discovered in a house after emergency services were called to a fire at a property on Rutland Road at 9.50am on Wednesday, September 3.
The death is not being treated as suspicious and the woman's next of kin have been informed.
The woman has been named locally as Dorothy Warr.
Peter Vallance has lived next door to Dorothy for around 40 years.
He said: "We saw some smoke in the morning, but there weren't any flames."
"Dorothy was a lovely lady and she was very bright for her age, I think she was about 81.
"It's a great loss, she was a very nice lady, we always used to see her about and she was always very friendly. We had a spare key so if she wasn't well she used to give us a call and we would go and help her out."
Neighbours said Dorothy lived alone and had some trouble getting around.
Phil Stone, whose daughter lives opposite Ms Warr, said: "I came over yesterday and saw two or three fire engines and around six police but there wasn't any smoke when I arrived.
"I didn't really know the lady as I don't think she was able to get around a lot anymore but it's very sad to hear."
Angela Chaffers, of Corporation Road, saw the incident from her house.
She said: "We didn't see a lot but we could see it was in the front bedroom. When they got in and opened the doors and windows a lot of smoke came out.
"The lady who lived there had lived here for a long time, the whole time I've been here.
"We weren't sure if she still lived there as we hadn't seen her for quite a while.
"She was a nice lady and was always very polite. I will always remember seeing her walking her little dog."
A joint investigation by police and the fire service is now underway to find out the cause of the fire
A spokesman for Dorset Police said: "At 9:53am on Wednesday Dorset Police responded to a report of a house fire on Rutland Road in Weymouth.
"Sadly a woman in her eighties died in the incident and the next of kin have been informed.
"The death is not being treated as suspicious but, in conjunction with Dorset Fire and Rescue Service, enquiries are ongoing to establish the cause of the fire and the coroner has been notified."
A spokesman for the ambulance service said an elderly woman was found dead at the scene.
He said: "We sent two rapid response cars and a land ambulance."
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Protests in Brazil are running in to their fifth night, a sign that Brazil's previously polite manner of protesting has done little to bring about change.
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I was wondering how to split the elements inside each other, so that each of them has its own background color. What I'm trying to do is to highlight background of each element onmouseover. Up till now I haven't managed to do it properly - for example, I have a table cell with a hyperlink inside it. When I point to the cell - background changes, however, pointing to the hyperlink leaves the cell coloured - which is what I don't want. Look at what I'm trying to do:
I'm trying to use this code:
onMouseOver="this.style.backgroundColor='yellow';" onMouseOut="this.style.backgroundColor='white';"
Any suggestions?
This is better done with CSS.
I'm not really clear on what you do want. Could you explain more clearly what you want to hapen 1) which you hove over the cell (but not the link) and 2) what should happen when you hver over the link.
I've hosted an example file (example.html) to show what I'm trying to do. Hope it'll be clear now.http://www.2shared.com/document/w_BuGU9N/example.html
You can just post full page code like that right here, so let me do it to save other following your link:
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Highlight a link on mouseover
Highlight a cell on mouseover
Now highlight a cell when I hover over it -> working.

When I hover over link - highlight it, stop higlighting cell -> doesn't work
OK, what you are trying to do here is affect a parent element on the basis of a child, which you can't really do with CSS, so you may have to stick with JS. I'll move this thread to the JS forum.
Thanks Ralph.
Dante, what you can do is to remove the inline HTML attributes for the events, and move them out to where they belong as scripting code.
We'll put an id attribute on each td, just for the purposes of testing this. We should be able to get rid of most of them by the time we finish this.
Highlight a link on mouseover
Highlight a cell on mouseover
Now highlight a cell when I hover over it -> working.
...
At the end of the body, just before the  tag, is where we put the script. That allows the script to easily work with elements on the page before the page is loaded.

The script.js file will contain the scripting that we do.
In that script we want to gain a reference to each of the parts you're testing there, and to set the mouseover background. Because that's a behaviour that will be common to several elements on the page, we'll use a single function to set up each element.
function initMouseoverBackground(el, color) {
el.onmouseover = function () {
this.style.backgroundColor = color;
el.onmouseout = function () {
this.style.backgroundColor = '';
Notice how on mouseout we're not setting the color to white, but are clearing the backgroundColor setting? This is because javascript is creating a whole new set of CSS declarations in a style attribute on the element, so removing the backgroundColor setting from that inline style attribute allows the element to revert back to what it was before.
Now we can use that initMouseoverBackground function to set up the mouseover behaviour for each element.
var el = document.getElementById('first').getElementsByTagName('a')[0];
initMouseoverBackground(el, 'yellow');
el = document.getElementById('second');
initMouseoverBackground(el, 'yellow');
el = document.getElementById('third');
initMouseoverBackground(el, 'yellow');
var el = document.getElementById('third').getElementsByTagName('a')[0];
initMouseoverBackground(el, 'yellow');
That works on all but the third section link, because according to the way that mouseover works, it considers that you're also over all the parent elements of that link as well, which includes the td, tr, table and body elements. When you hover over the link, the mouseover event bubbles up from the link all the way up.
You want only the link to be highlighted, so we should cancel the event from bubbling further up so that it doesn't trigger the hover on the td itself.We can do that by adding a parameter for the event (getting the event from window.event if we're on Internet Explorer) and cancelling the bubbling of the event.
el.onmouseover = function (evt) {
evt = evt || window.event;
evt.cancelBubble = true;
this.style.backgroundColor = color;
With that modification in place things now work as you seem to prefer.
I'll follow this post with one that removes the multiple identifiers and sets up mouseover event for every element within the table.
Let's now remove the id attributes from all of those TD elements and put one on the TR element

Highlight a link on mouseover
Highlight a cell on mouseover
Now highlight a cell when I hover over it -> working.
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What we want here is to capture the hover event when it bubbles up to the TR element, and to highlight only the element that the mouse is hovering over.
Here's how we can adjust the onmouseover event to achieve that. We get the target element from the event and highlight that element instead. That way when we hover over a link, it's the link that gets highlighted. If we hover instead over a table cell it's only that table cell that gets highlighted.
el.onmouseover = function (evt) {
evt = evt || window.event;
var targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement;
targ.style.backgroundColor = color;
Nearly identical code can be used in the initMouseoverBackground function for the onmouseout event too:
The only problem now is that both functions are nearly identical, so we should extract that out to a separate function, so we can just make this call instead:
el.onmouseover = colorTargetBackground(el, 'yellow');
el.onmouseout = colorTargetBackground(el, '');
That can be done by creating a colorTargetBackgroundfunction that returns a function (for the event) that uses the passed color.
function colorTargetBackground(el, color) {
return function (evt) {
evt = evt || window.event;
var targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement;
targ.style.backgroundColor = color;
So we're left with only two pieces of scripting code. An initMouseoverBackground function that has the setTargetBackgroundColor function with a couple of lines after it to attach it to the onmouseover and onmouseout events, and after the initMouseoverBackground function we also have a few lines to start setting things up.
This is the full scripting code that we're left with after performing the above changes:
function initMouseoverBackground(el, color) {
function colorTargetBackground(el, color) {
return function (evt) {
evt = evt || window.event;
var targ = evt.target || evt.srcElement;
targ.style.backgroundColor = color;
el.onmouseover = colorTargetBackground(el, 'yellow');
el.onmouseout = colorTargetBackground(el, '');
var el = document.getElementById('first');
initMouseoverBackground(el, 'yellow');
Woow, what 2 great posts from you, Paul - really excellent - thanks! Perhaps then you could give some indications of what to do if I want each element on the page to have this ability to be highlighted - I understand it's a loop, but how to target every element - I have no idea. Maybe somehow dynamically adding onmouseover, onmouseout a function to each element with 'this' argument and color?
Instead of having the event attached to the TR element, you can have the event attached to document.body
Thanks for the quick replying and for all the help - works perfectly!!!


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Working knowledge of Photoshop is recommended.
Flash Catalyst CS5.5 enables designers to expand their skillset and design user interfaces and interactive components for Flex based applications without writing code. Designers can rapidly prototype user interfaces using skinnable components and interactions, which can then be sent to clients for approval. These prototypes are based on the open-source Adobe Flex framework, and can be exchanged Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 for more advanced development. The collaborative workflow allows Flash Catalyst and Flash Builder users to work in parallel, thereby maximizing team productivity.
Flash Catalyst combines an intuitive user interface and toolset—similar to those in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Fireworks—with the expressiveness, consistency, and reach of the Adobe Flash Platform.
The purpose of this tutorial is to introduce designers to the basic concepts and workflow involved in using Flash Catalyst.
This tutorial covers all the skills and techniques needed to take a concept from a static file to an interactive, multimedia interface. More specifically, you will learn how:
Note: This article discusses the use of Adobe Illustrator to create artwork for use in Flash Catalyst. You can also use Adobe Photoshop to create artwork; many of the hints and tips below can be applied to a Photoshop .psd file.
Flash Catalyst CS5.5 and Flash Builder 4.5 enable designers and developers to collaborate and work in tandem on projects.
This workflow outlines a common set of steps designers will often complete within Flash Catalyst and other CS apps to produce wireframes and rapidly prototype applications. With the involvement of a developer, Flash Catalyst projects can be extended further using Flash Builder- for example to connect to a database or web services. This tutorial focuses on the workflow within Flash Catalyst. There are several other articles on Flash Catalyst and Flash Builder that show how, for example, files and parts of applications-- like skins and components-- can be exchanged between designers and developers. See Where to go from here at the end of this tutorial.
If you haven't done so already, download and unzip the sample files that accompany this tutorial. Open the pixd_ui.ai file. Note the well-labeled structure (or order) of the layers in this file (see Figure 5). Use these best practices as you design and build your own user interfaces for Flash Catalyst.
The background layer contains elements common to all states in the design. Some of the graphic elements that you won't be building out in this tutorial have been flattened for simplicity's sake.
As you create your own Illustrator AI file, organize your elements into logical groups such as background, navigation, header, and individual page content. The folder and layer structure of this AI sample file is simple (see Figure 2).
As you create Illustrator interfaces, your layer folders and subfolders will likely contain artwork at a more granular level. Consider grouping artwork that will eventually become individual Flash Catalyst components such as scroll bars, drop-down menus, and buttons. This will make your AI file much easier to work with when imported into Flash Catalyst. As you create different interactive states in Flash Catalyst you will turn on and off these different layers.
You should be aware of the following practices:
Note: For a more detailed discussion of preparing artwork in Adobe Illustrator, read Andrew Shorten's article Adobe Flash Catalyst best practices.
If you are using Adobe Photoshop, structure your file using the tips layers discussed in this section.
After creating your user interface design in Adobe Illustrator, you can import it into Flash Catalyst:
After the import is completed, the user interface will appear as it did in Illustrator (see Figure 5). The individual layers will be listed in the Layers panel on the right. Clicking a visible item in the Layers panel will select and highlight that specific layer item on your interface.
Note: If the Timeline panel is open, double-click the tab to minimize it. I will discuss the Timeline panel in more detail when we create state-to-state transitions.
The Flash Catalyst user interface has two workspaces: Design and Code. The Design workspace shows a graphical representation of your project. This workspace includes the panels and tools used for creating and editing projects. The Code workspace shows the underlying application code. This code is generated automatically as you work in Flash Catalyst. Viewing the MXML code gives designers the opportunity to understand how the application is programmed. The Code workspace is read-only. To edit the code, open the project in Adobe Flash Builder 4.5.
Main areas to note in the Flash Catalyst interface include:
When you create a Flash Catalyst project you will usually need to create more than one type of state for the user interface. These are referred to as States in Flash Catalyst.
The workflow for developing a project requires that you initially create individual states within the application. To control navigation between states, user interaction components such as buttons can be created from imported artwork. These buttons are then linked to destination states.
After the states and buttons are set up, you can add component interactivity and transitions. Interactivity between states is controlled by user interactions with a component. Clicking a button component, for example, might cause the current state to animate to another state. With the user interaction defined, you can fine-tune the transitions from one state to another. These are called transitions. Options for transitions include fades, resizing, rotation, and movement.
At each phase along the design path you will test the navigation, components, and transitions within your project, and fine-tune as necessary. When finished, you can output an AIR desktop application or a SWF file and view it on the desktop, or post it to a server. Or you can share the project with a Flex developer (using Flash Builder) to incorporate more advanced programming tasks such as dynamic content and database integration.
Note: For an example of a Flash Catalyst and Flash Builder workflow, refer to Andrew Shorten's tutorial, Building a data-centric application using Flash Catalyst CS5 and Flash Builder 4. To explore your workflow options, read Exploring Flash Catalyst and Flash Builder workflows.
States are a central concept in Flash Catalyst. You can have a number of states that represent various views, or pages, of the application. Users navigate between different states depending on the navigation scheme you design.
In the same way, states can also exist within a component. For example, a button component may display a state such as Up, Over, Down, and Disabled.
To navigate between states in Flash Catalyst, you select it in the State panel. The artboard shows all visible objects in the selected state. You can also view the different states of a component by double-click it in the artboard to enter Edit-In-Place
Note: When a component is in Edit-In-Place mode, the Layers panel splits into sections. It shows layers for both the project and any components you have open. You can drag objects from the main application layers into the component.
Next, I'll show you how to control the visibility of layers within the States panel.
The management of artwork and components in Flash Catalyst is controlled from within the Layers panel. This functionality provides designers with a straightforward inventory of all elements used in a project. You can organize items into folders and subfolders according to what makes sense to the project such as where or how they are being used. For example, all the background graphics used in this project are kept in the background folder. As you develop and expand the various states in your project, the Layers panel will allow you to control the visibility and invisibility of your artwork.
Now that you have created the application states, you need to create interactions and transitions between them. In this section, you will create one button component for the post a screenshot page for the Pixd application.
It does not matter which state you have selected, as a button component can be made available across all states as long as they are made visible in the Layers panel for that state.
After the Buttons are completed, you need to create the interactions that will tell the application what to do when a user clicks a button.
Now that you have enabled interaction and navigation in the project, you can preview the results in a web browser.
In this section, you create animations or transitions between states. Begin by making sure the Timelines panel is open in the lower area of your screen (see Figure 24). If closed, double-click the Timelines tab to open
To the left of the Timelines panel, a list of the State Transitions is displayed for all states. On the right, the timeline for the selected State Transition is available. In the timeline, you can create transition actions (fade, scale, move, resize, rotate) between the two states and specify how items should animate in and out. State Transitions may also be added within components. For example, you may want to fade in text for a Button component in an Over or Down state.
Follow these steps:
The new Fade In transition options are applied in the timeline between the Normal and uploadForm states (Figure 26).
You can customize and add more than one effect to the same objects to create more advance transitions by selecting the transition then clicking the + Add Action button and choosing an action or effect from the pop-up menu (Figure 27). For example, an object can fade in, rotate in 3D, and play a sound effect at the same time.
In a previous section, you constrained the Post Screenshot button to the top and right side of the layout. In this section, you will set constraints for other graphic elements in your application to create a liquid layout. A liquid layout will resize to fit different screen sizes or in response to your user resizing his or her browser. Components contained within the application can be set to resize dynamically as the application resizes.
Objects and components on the artboard display with small circles, called constraint handles, on each of their four sides. You can use constraint handles to control how the components and elements within your application will behave when the browser window is adjusted, or when the application is displayed on different-sized screens.
Drag on the resize handle to temporarily adjust the size of the artboard. Notice how the elements in the application remain in place. When you release the mouse, the artboard returns to its original target size.
Note: the delete me object is simply a mock up, data list placeholder and should be removed once design-time data is included. For more information about how to build a data list, see to Andrew Shorten's tutorial Building a data-centric application using Flash Catalyst CS5 and Flash Builder 4.
You are now ready to publish the project.
Select File > Publish to SWF/AIR and then choose a location where you would like the files saved (see Figure 33). Flash Catalyst will create an output folder with two versions of your project:
This tutorial provides a brief introduction on how to create interactive content or prototypes with Flash Catalyst. Although simple, the tutorial and sample project demonstrates the necessary workflow and key concepts you will need to get started. In addition to the workflow and core concepts, remember to maintain a clear folder and subfolder structure in your Layers panel. Keeping organized will allow you to easily modify artwork as you move between states and add components and transitions. It will also make the process of extending your project in Flash Builder, much easier for the developer.
The completed Pixd Flash Catalyst FXP file is included to help you dig deeper to understand how to construct data-centric application using Flash Catalyst CS5.5.
To learn more about Flash Catalyst, check out the resources in the Flash Catalyst Developer Center.
Also be sure to visit the Flash Catalyst forum and the Flash Catalyst team blog for news and topics of interest.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License


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The Town of Culver is located on the edge of Lake Maxinkuckee, the second largest natural lake in Indiana. With the water quality of the lake under constant supervision, it is a perfect place to get away. The shore is lined with beautiful homes and the Culver Academies, a premier college-prep boarding school. The Town of Culver is the hub for eating, shopping and living.
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CHRISTMAS comes early for American bikers - in August, to be exact, when hundreds of thousands roar into Sturgis, South Dakota, for the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. It's here that you'll find the Full Throttle Saloon, which is reputed to be the biggest biker bar in the world and is open for only the 10 days of the festival each year. This series follows the trials of Full Throttle Saloon owner Mike and his wife, Angie, as they try to cope with the demands of tens of thousands of customers a day while putting on rock concerts, raunchy dance shows and myriad other forms of entertainment. This episode highlights some deplorable labour practices. Barmaids aren't allowed to leave the premises until their till has been counted, which can take until 7am. No wonder staff are constantly walking out. Mike, though, is preoccupied with other problems, including the fact that attendances are down tonight because his headline act is Molly Hatchet, while a beer barn down the road has Def Leppard. It's an exceedingly colourful little world, but it would be a lot more interesting if we could be sure more of it was real. Rightly or wrongly, the fact that it comes from the fake-reality specialists at TruTV makes it all a bit suspect.
Tony Robinson's Time Walks, History, 11.45pm
A PLEASANT little stroll around Newcastle, taking in everything from the building of the breakwater to the 1979 riot at the Star Hotel and the 2007 grounding of the Pasha Bulker.
Tony Bennett: Duets II, Bio, 7.30pm
A special following the recording of Tony Bennett's Duets II, including performances with Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse.
Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol, UKTV, 7.30pm
The 2010 special in which the Doctor tries to rescue Amy and Rory from a crashing space liner.
Who Do You Think You Are?: Alan Carr, BBC Knowledge, 8.35pm
The British comedian and talk-show host looks up his family tree.


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Professor Highfield's suggestions:
Show them how to access these materials for Nurs303 in which I have materials -http://suncat.csun.edu/search/r
Electronic reserve
Media reserve
Books on reserve
How to find a book title on the shelf related to culture
How to find a journal (like Journal of Transcultural nursing )
How to look inside a book on Google or WorldCat
How to do a quick search on PubMed for a nursing research article on a particular culture - Emphasize Use Oviatt's link to PubMed which links to http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?otool=cacsunlib
How to do a quick subject search on a particular culture & how to save those records
How to do a quick CINAHL search for research on a particular culture
Include advance search delimiters
Include "find similar articles"
Include look for text - our Find Text links are very important to you! CINAHLPlus has about 1000 full text journals (it indexes about 4000 journals) but we do subscribe to 50,000 full text journals - from Sage, Science Direct, Wiley and many more databases
Show how to find an EBP sheet on spiritual or culture - available in CINAHLPlus with Full Text
EndNote Online to store saved citations and help with APA - http://library.csun.edu/FindResources/i-Endnoteweb
The goals of today's library session are:
- Learn How to do Library and Internet research: determine information need, choose best resources, develop a search strategy, understand keyword and subject searching, how to use boolean operators and truncation symbols, how to cite sources, and more.
- Learn about Find Articles by Subject Datatabases by Subject:Nursing
- Learn about Find Text to identify if Oviatt library has the item
- Learn how to find a book, journal, videos, databases, and check Reserves in the library catalog
Library Catalog Advanced Search
For an Advanced search, select the Advanced Catalog Search link on the homepage. The Advanced search allows you to search by keyword in up to four separate fields, and optionally limit your search by language, material type, location, collection, publisher, or publication date.
To start your search:
- Select the field you want to search (Author, Title, Subject, Note, or "any field") from the first drop-down menu.
- Type keyword(s) in the adjacent text box. Two or more words entered together in one search box will retrieve records containing that exact phrase, unless there is no exact match. If there is no exact match for the phrase entered, the system will retrieve records contain all search terms entered, wherever they are in the record.
- (OPTIONAL) For a combined search, enter additional keywords into separate search boxes and choose the appropriate Boolean operators (and, or, and not) from the pull-down menu.
Scholarly Journals (Peer-reviewed/Referreed)
- Authors are authorities in their fields.
- Authors cite their sources in endnotes, footnotes, or bibliographies.
- Individual issues have little or no advertising.
- Articles must go through a peer-review or refereed process.
- Articles are usually reports on scholarly research.
- Illustrations usually take the form of charts and graphs.
- Articles use jargon of the discipline.
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- Cochrane Library (Wiley)Cochrane Library (Wiley)
- Ovid JournalsOvid Journals
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C6000 vs. PowerPC, part 3: Tools, OSs, and support
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Part 2 examines the suitability of the C6000 and PowerPC for multi-processor systems.
Operating Systems:
Signal processing systems can be developed with or without an operating system. Operating systems (OS) or specifically real time operating systems (RTOS) provide the application developer with a variety of sophisticated features, but some of these features do come with a cost.
Advantages of using an operating system:
- An OS dynamically schedules tasks, as the application requires. In large systems where tasks can occur at indeterminate times, this can be a complex process. OSs allow the user to prioritize each task based on the requirements of the application. As each task is initiated, the OS can choose to run it, queue it up behind another higher priority task, or suspend a lower priority task to allow it to run.
- The OS allocates and de-allocates resources like memory, and handles system level services like communication mechanisms and interrupt handling, as each task requires.
- Most OSs provide a software interface for host-to-target communications during run time.
- Some OSs provide symmetrical multi-processing to share processing tasks across multiple processors.
- In general, some of the major advantages of using an OS can be seen in large multiprocessor systems where it can organize and optimize data flow and task management, and in real-time systems where task scheduling can become critical.
Advantages of not using an operating system:
- OSs typically introduce latency when the software needs to respond to hardware interrupts. This is due to the time needed to switch tasks. While many OSs are actually very good at performing in real-time applications, latency can be a problem in closed loop control systems where the software must very quickly respond to system changes and provide a response. In these systems, a "bare metal" solution using no OS can very often provide superior performance.
- OSs can cause the run-time code size to increase due to the additional functions linked into the code by the OS.
- Some OSs require a run-time license to be purchased for each node that runs the OS. This can introduce additional cost to the system.
C6000s and DSPs in general, have been successfully used in applications with and
without an OS. DSP programmers have been typically handling data flow and processing
without an OS in applications where data rates and the time it takes for processing tasks
are deterministic. In an application where data enters and leaves the processor at a
consistent rate, and the processing tasks can be performed within a known amount of
time, the application can very likely be written with interrupt driven code and may not
need an OS to schedule tasks. Conversely, in applications with multiple asynchronous
data streams that may have widely varying rates and where processing times can also
vary depending on the data set or external conditions, an OS can be extremely useful for
scheduling processing tasks to maintain real-time performance. The operating system
most commonly used on the C6000 is TI's DSP/BIOS:
- DSP/BIOS is a real time scalable kernel.
- It evolved from the SPOX operating system, which was the most popular TMS320C40 OS in use.
- SPOX was originally sold for more than $10K, but DSP/BIOS is now included free with TI's Code Composer Studio.
- DSP/BIOS has no run-time license fees.
- DSP/BIOS in it's present form, "DSP/BIOS II", is primarily a single processor OS. Future versions may include multi-processor support.
The 7410 is most commonly used with an OS. The majority of G4s deployed are in
Apple computers that use Apple's MacOS. In embedded application the most common
OS is Wind River's VxWorks:
- VxWorks is a real time scalable kernel.
- It has been developed for many different processors and has been deployed in huge volumes embedded in common appliances. It has even traveled to Mars in the Pathfinder mission.
- VxWorks is typically a multi-thousand dollar solution.
- VxWorks requires run-time licenses for each node it is used on.
- VxWorks can support large applications with complex interprocessor communication.
While many applications have been successfully written with VxWorks and this is a common development environment, a number of other OSs exist for the PowerPC. Some are based on Linux and these will undoubtedly gain in popularity, along with Linux. Ports for the 7457, specifically the AltiVec support, and real time versions are now being released. These are available for free on the Internet, as well as in commercial packages.


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If you are running LiveCycle ES (8.x) you may notice the following exceptions in the server log when you restart the application server:
[05.05.11 10:40:43:809 CEST] 00000084 ExceptionCont W Scheduling subscription evaluation resulted in error. Reason: There is no active service configuration for service: IDPSchedulerService [05.05.11 10:40:43:809 CEST] 00000084 EventManagerI E Event Data storage failed. Reason: com.adobe.idp.event.policy.EventPolicyException: There is no active service configuration for service: IDPSchedulerService ..... Caused by: ALC-DSC-023-000: com.adobe.idp.dsc.registry.service.NoActiveServiceConfigurationException: There is no active service configuration for service: IDPSchedulerService
The same kind of exception can also refer to other services like EncryptionService, OutputService and so on, depending on the services deployed and used on your installation. Something has gone wrong during server startup and these services have not finished loading successfully. There can be many different causes for such behaviour, i.e. the app.server was somehow busy handling other requests or under load during LiveCycle start.
Restart the application server again, paying attention not to send any requests or calls to the server if possible.
If there are other applications deployed on the same application server as LiveCycle, then try to stop/remove those applications to identify which one may be interrupting the LiveCycle startup.
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It's still summer, kids, and blueberries could not be sweeter. If you've already made the pie, poured on the cream, dressed up the cereal and hit your blueberry hill, fear not. Facebooker Elisabeth shared a sinful sanctuary for your best berries…
This Pix Potluck embraces Pav [Pavlova] — the utterly decadent meringue creation from Down Under by way of New Zealand — though Aussies may toss me on the barbie for that assertion.
Regardless, Facebook Food Person, Elisabeth Panettiere Palatiello, has made it her own with mounds of creamy, rich lemon curd and a blueberry – blackberry finish that's bursting with juice. Congrats, Elisabeth! Amazing.
Have a great photo for Pix Potluck? Share it on our Cooking Channel Facebook page. If you're nice, maybe Elisabeth will share her Pav recipe with you. Check out previous Pix Potluck picks here.
More Blueberry Ideas:
Try these Buttermilk Pancakes with Blueberries from Aida Mollenkamp (FoodCrafters, Ask Aida):
Or Zabaglione with Blueberries and Cream by David Rocco (David Rocco's Dolce Vita):
What have you been doing with blueberries?


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Students may take advantage of the many clubs and organizations that exist at Governors State University. They provide the opportunity to meet others with the same majors or special interests. The majority of organizations are related to academic programs, while others support a variety of social and special interests.
New clubs and organizations can be formed by any group of students. A minimum of seven students can seek chartering as a student club or organization through the Office of Student Life. Students can select their advisor in cooperation with the Office of Student Life and the college, if appropriate. All organizations must renew their charters each academic year. The following is a list of charters on file and the general purpose of the organization, as stated by its members.For information or assistance, e-mail Student Life at email@example.com or call us at 708-235-7362 You may also contact the club/organization by email.
Learn how the numbers add up - join other accounting students to learn more about the field, understand the issues facing accountants and develop academic positions on issues related to accounting. Advisor: David Green, email@example.com. Accounting Finance Club Website.
The National Honor Society for Allied Health students recognizes the scholastic and educational achievements of its student members (membership is by invitation/nomination only). Advisor: Nancy Burley, firstname.lastname@example.com
This association is dedicated to recognizing the academically outstanding undergraduate adult learning students in continuing higher education. Advisor: Robert Clay, email@example.com
Dedicated to the recognition and encouragement of scholarship, the development of personal and professional leadership qualities, and service to the field of reading. Advisor: Sandra Gandy, email@example.com
The Anime Club is designed to educate the students, faculty, and staff of GSU on the grown culture of anime, its importance in popular culture, its history, and the career opportunities that students can receive from have skills and knowledge of this genre.
Advisor: William R.Kelly, firstname.lastname@example.com
To educate and allow all types of students to engage with and notice the world from a sociological and anthropological perspective. Advisor: Daniel Cortese, firstname.lastname@example.com
Art students and those interested in art promote student involvement in the visual arts and advise faculty of the needs of art students and the artistic interests of the community. Advisor: Jeff Stevenson, email@example.com
An association dedicated to understanding operations management. Advisor: John T. Simon, email@example.com://www.apics.orghttp://www.apics-chicago.orggovstapics@googlegroups
Enhancing the Latino student's educational experience through friendship, activities, service and university and community outreach. Advisor: Sylvia Ponce De Leon, email@example.com
Behind the Mic was established to showcase, cultivate and influence change through spoken-word.
Advisor: Noreen Heidelberg, firstname.lastname@example.com
Biology Club brings together students and faculty to enhance awareness, enjoyment, teaching and learning of the natural sciences, and support the natural science endeavors of the Biology Department, the campus and our community. Advisor: John Yunger, email@example.com
BSU promotes high scholastic standards, cultural awareness and friendship, and nurtures unity and pride among Black people. Advisor: Robert Clay, firstname.lastname@example.com
Bowling - enjoy the game and enhance your skills. Don't miss the fun. For complete information, visit the Club Sports Listing at: http://www.govst.edu/sports/Advisor: Ann Manning-Nagel, email@example.com
Explore the field of chemistry around GSU and around the world with students and faculty. Advisor: Shelly Kumar, email@example.com
An international honor society for students, professional counselors and counselor educators dedicated to scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognizing achievements in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in counseling. Advisor: Cyrus Ellis, firstname.lastname@example.com
Interested in learning about your fellow Chinese students and their culture? This group works to address the needs and concerns of Chinese students and help share their culture with others. Advisor: T J Wang, email@example.com
Learn how computer science is so much more than zeros and ones. Advisor: Steve Shyzny, firstname.lastname@example.com
Communications is more than texting. Come and network, share ideas and learn about the field of communications. Advisor: Tamara Winn, firstname.lastname@example.com
Dedicated to understanding and promoting the professions related to criminal justice studies. Advisor: Caron Jacobson, email@example.com
To debate nerdy stuff.
Advisor: Dennis C.Dent Jr., email@example.com
This international honor society for business programs is accredited by ACBSP at the baccalaureate and graduate level. Advisor: Mike Trendell, email@example.com
Enactus purpose is to enable progress through entrepreneurial action. The organization focuses on social, economic, and environmental issues facing society through the application of business principles.
Advisor: David Green, email@example.com
The Fatal Club provides a dance outlet for all GSU students to express their creativity and love of performing.
Advisor: Dennis Dent, email@example.com
GSU's speech club is open to all interested students. Advisor: Arness Krause, email@example.com
GSA fosters an active and diverse culture to promote acceptance and diversity on campus, and works toward the goal of eradicating discrimination while building friendships. Advisor:James A. Howley, Ph. D. firstname.lastname@example.com
D.R.E.A.M. (Disability Rights Education Activism and Mentoring) promotes academic success while raising disability awareness and encouraging the development, leadership and advocacy skills of our members. Advisor: Robin Sweeney, email@example.com
Donate perishable foods left over in the cafeteria to local food banks or homeless shutter.
Advisor- Dr.Alli Cipra, email@example.com
To enable progress through entrepreneurial action. Advisor: David Green, firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor: Jason Zingsheim, email@example.com
To provide support, mentoring and resources to students and their families who were formerly incarcerated and who are seeking or currently enrolled in higher education. To identify, through advocacy, avenues to dismantle the structural facets that are inherent in our society (e.g. mass incarceration, racism, poverty, oppression, current social and economic policies, etc.) that create collateral consequences and barriers for individuals to fully participate in society.Advisor: Lorri Glass, firstname.lastname@example.com
GPN is an educational organization that fosters and enhances the development and growth of the graduate student culture. Advisor: Darcie Campos, email@example.com
The GSU Media Society produces, informs and encourages the creation of student media through networking and hands-on experience.
Advisor: Kimberly Brown, email@example.com
To provide GSU students with the opportunity to gain knowledge and insight into the effective management of human capital in the field of Human Resource Management through affiliation with the Grundy-Will HR Association of SHRM and the National SHRM organization.Advisor: Stephen Wagner, email@example.com
Promote the development of professional counselors, provide networking opportunities for students, advance the counseling profession and use the profession and practice of counseling to promote respect for human dignity and diversity. Advisor: Kim Snow, firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisor: Patrick Santoro, firstname.lastname@example.com
The mission of the Indian Student Association is to promote and raise awareness of Indian culture on campus. ISO serves to promote awareness of cultural diversity on campus in collaboration with other student organizations at GSU.
Advisor: Katherine Haan email@example.com
To expose students to the international environment and create useful networking opportunities. Advisor: Olumide Ijose, firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose of ICO is to create an environment for international culture exchange among the students of Governors State University. GSU students, both domestic and international, can come together to share ideas, cultures, experiences and promote international education. ICO will provide students with opportunities to learn about different cultures, individually and collectively, by participating in group discussions, club excursions and other social activities. ICO will also collaborate with the Office of International Services to increase global awareness and encourage cultural diversity at Governors State University. Advisors: Amy Schoenberg, firstname.lastname@example.com Katherine Haan, firstname.lastname@example.com
To promote and celebrate dance across political, cultural and ethnic barriers and to bring people together through the common language of dance. It is our endeavor to improve interpersonal relations and harmonize the cultural diversity at GSU. Advisor: Vanessa Newby, email@example.com
Learn about the world outside of GSU, meet students from other countries, discuss international affairs and learn about international study and internship opportunities. Advisor: Shelly Kumar, email@example.com
Explore and share the beauty and wonder of Japan by examining the refined culture that gives this country its identity. Advisor: Makiko Miyara, email@example.com
Lambda Pi Eta is the official communications studies honor society of the National Communication Association. It's purpose is to encourage superb academic achievement and promote dedication to excellence as students burgeon through their field of excellence. Advisor: Tamara Winn, firstname.lastname@example.com
Gather together with other people who want to learn about and improve their leadership and management skills, as well as personal growth. Learn techniques to become an effective leader and manager through group discussions and participating in miscellaneous activities at MLO meetings.
Management Information Systems provides information that organizations need to manage themselves efficiently and effectively. Share knowledge of computer systems used for managing five primary components: hardware, software, data (information for decision making), procedures (design, development and documentation) and people (individuals, groups or organizations). Advisor: Dalsang Chung, email@example.com
MPAC's mission is to prepare students to serve as public managers in both the public and private sectors. This objective is accomplished by providing students with an opportunity to meet high profile public servants through our lecture series, networking with MPA graduates and local elected and appointed officials, fundraising and research opportunities. MPAC also offers extra-curricular social activities to keep students connected to GSU. Advisor: Susan Gaffney, firstname.lastname@example.com
The association shares the teachings of Islam with non-muslim students, provides the muslim student body with a prayer place and group for fellowship, and fosters a relationship between different people who share the same faith. Advisor: Rashidah Muhammad, email@example.com
Dedicated to the promotion of GSU's MBA program by advancing the reputation, accomplishments, leadership and visibility of the program. Advisor: Phyllis Anderson, email@example.com
NSSHLA promotes a feeling of belonging for students with communications disorders, fosters communications between students and faculty, and exposes students to relevant experiences they would not receive in the classroom or clinical practicums. Advisor: Jennifer Armstrong, email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
The society invites into membership those who have attained excellence in scholarship and achievement in social work. Members support each other, promote humanitarian goals and ideals, and foster high standards of education for social workers. Advisor: Lydia Falconnier, firstname.lastname@example.com
The newspaper informs and entertains the university community with the production of a responsible, non-biased newspaper. It also provides staff with hands-on involvement in the creation of a publication. Advisors: Tammara Winn, email@example.com Randall Weissman, firstname.lastname@example.com Read the online edition at http://www.gsuphoenix.com
To familiarize and enhance the students with knowledge of and participation in professional organziations such as the American Physical Therapy Association, Illinois Physical Therapy Association and other physical therapy related special interest groups; and develop and augment leadership skills in students. Promote service learning through community outreach programs, enhance students' and the public's knowledge of the physical therapy profession and Governors State University's physical therapy program. The association strives to elevate the standards of its members, provide useful opportunities and experiences and promote professional growth. Advisor: Maryleen Jones, firstname.lastname@example.com
The National Honor Society for Occupational Therapy supports the development of occupational sciences and the practice of authentic occupational therapy by promoting research and other scholarly activities by its members. It both serves its members and helps ensure quality health care services for the general public. Advisor: Elizabeth Cada, email@example.com
To create interesting and engaging dialogue and intellectual discussion.
Advisor: Donald Culverson, email@example.com
The Hall Council strives to enhance residence life, promote community, and provide a voice for on campus residents. Membership to the hall council is open to any current resident of Prairie Place.
Advisor: Joshua Baker, email@example.com
Ashley Stewart, firstname.lastname@example.com
The monthly meeting of all GSU Club/Organization presidents (or representatives) facilitates communications and cooperation among organizations. Information is shared about fundraisers, events and activities. Business practices and procedures, governance issues, questions and concerns are discussed and sent to the appropriate GSU office and/or the GSU Student Senate.The convener of the GSU Club Presidents Council is the Vice President of the GSU Student Senate, Shawnta Young, firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose of the organization is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship in the field of psychology and to advance the science of psychology.
Advisor: Darlene Wright, firstname.lastname@example.com
The club's mission is to expand knowledge and understanding of the field of psychology, and facilitate interaction among students in addition to enriching students' social experiences. Advisors: Crystal H.Blount email@example.com
Matthew Covic firstname.lastname@example.com
To provide a creative outlet for all students of GSU, regardless of major or intent, in which to freely express and publish personal works of short fiction, poetry, short films and visual art in an online journal. Advisor: Christopher White, firstname.lastname@example.com
Direct Link: www.reconstructedjournal.com
The purpose of this club is to bridge the gap between the hearing and the deaf by encouraging awareness of current/relevant topics and the practice/utilization of Sign Language outsie of the classroom environment. Advisor: email@example.com
Are you looking for academic excellence and student engagement? If so, this is the group for you. SLICK - Student Leadership Inspired by Consuelo Kickbusch.Advisor:
Bringing together students, entrepreneurs, alumni and faculty with the hopes of building relationships that foster interactive learning about the world of entrepreneurship. Create a diverse network of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and at differing stages of the entrepreneurial ventures. Advisor: Robert Sinclair, email@example.com
Join others interested in improving Spanish language, reading and writing skills. Enjoy student presentations in both Spanish and English. Advisor:
Play soccer, enjoy the game, learn the rules and skills, and have a ball.
Advisor: Robert Clay, firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose of the Social Work Student Organization is to inform, educate and involve social work students within GSU. This will include professional development of social work students and the promotion of self-awareness and interaction among social work students. Advisor: Johnsie McAuley-Davis and Dr. Giesela Grumbach
Student Education Association
Explore education and professional development opportunities in the field of education. Advisor: Xiaobo She, firstname.lastname@example.com; Katy Hisrich firstname.lastname@example.com
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Join a professional association that includes healthcare executives who lead hospitals, healthcare systems and other healthcare organizations; provides prestigious credentialing and educational programs; and sponsors the annual Congress on Healthcare Management. Advisor: Dr. Caren Rossow, firstname.lastname@example.com
Unite and affiliate with one organization, all Governors State University students interested in occupational therapy. Promote and advocate the lasting value of Occupational Therapy to the Governors State student body, staff, faculty and the surrounding communities. Provide opportunities for members to socialize, build strong friendships and networks with one another. Provide its members with the most up-to-date information about issues facing hte occupational therapy profession and its related fields. Motivate and inspire members to become the best occupational therapy practitioners possible. Advisor: Patricia Kalvelage, firstname.lastname@example.com
Promote educational, networking and leadership opportunities to military veterans, military dependents and military families as well as educate the civilian population about issues that affect those who served. Advisor: Kevin smith, firstname.lastname@example.com
The elected Student Senate promotes the general welfare of GSU students through the representation of student concerns, viewpoints and interests regarding governance issues to the administration, staff and faculty. It also strives to improve the academic and co-curricular experiences at GSU and provide developmental opportunities for its members. Advisor: Sheree Sanderson, email@example.com
Student group to develop and initiate sustainability efforts and represent GSU in the region. Advisor: Maristella Zell, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Students of Addiction Studies Club(SASC) works to increase awareness within GSU and the surrounding communities on issues like addiction and substance abuse. The impact it has on individuals and society as a whole. Club goals also include promoting, prevention, recovery and providing students with personal and professional development opportunities. Advisor: James Golding, firstname.lastname@example.com
The purpose is to develop a swim club at Governors state University filled with basic swim skills in a positive environment.
Break out the paddles and practice your serve - join the Table Tennis Club and get your game on. Advisor: TJ Wang, firstname.lastname@example.com
Tau Sigma is the national honor society for transfer students. Students must maintain a 3.5 GPA to be invited to join. Advisor: Sheree Sanderson, firstname.lastname@example.com@govst.eduhttp://tausigmanhs.org
Toastmasters International is a world leader in communications and leadership development. Members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending one of the 14,350 clubs in 122 countries that make up our global network of meeting locations. GSU's Chapter of Toastmasters - University Park Speaks Up - began in 2013. http://www.toastmasters.org
The Trans4mation Gospel Choir Club purpose is to uplift students, faculty, staff and the community through song.
Advisor: Latonya Holmes, email@example.com
To facilitate the engagement of undergraduate students in research and scholarly activities, to participate in research related workshops and to share individual research experiences among club members, all in order to enhance and enrich the research experience.
Advisor: Shelly Kumar, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Wellness Club seeks to enhance the educational experience of all the Governors State University students by increasing and improving health and wellness on campus through student focused programming and services. By educating the campus and community about health issues affecting Governors State University, our state, our nation and our world. We hope to impress upon our campus and community the importance of wellness pertaining to the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual, cultural and environmental well-being of the individual.Advisor: Alicia Battle, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Lorene Drive
... read moreAggressive post-hardcore quartet Lorene Drive mostly proffers the same punk-influenced emo angst as better known acts like Hawthorne Heights, Glassjaw, and Cave In. But this young band from California's desert interior also betrays the influence of vintage metal and hard rock (as opposed to nu-metal) outfits like Led Zeppelin, Metallica, and the Black Crowes, music close to the hearts of small-town heshers for decades. Lorene Drive formed in the small high-desert city of Victorville, CA, in 2002. Friends since junior high, singer and bassist Daniel Murillo, guitarist Stephen Fisher, and guitarist Justin Smith added drummer Kris Comeaux to form Lorene Drive, taking the not particularly good band name from the Victorville street that Smith lived on at the time. Taking on an extensive touring schedule, Lorene Drive self-released their debut EP, Savan in Super Pursuit Mode (geek points for the obscure Knight Rider reference), in 2003 before having it reissued by the Top Notch label in 2004. The following year, Lorene Drive signed with the Santa Barbara-based indie Lobster Records, which released Romantic Wealth in the summer of 2005. ~ Stewart Mason


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Baroque Variations (BV1)
Our early music series is particularly rich this season with an installment of András Schiff's Bach Keyboard Cycle, another multi-media event from Tafelmusik, Scottish Ensemble & Alison Balsom, and a complete performance of Handel's Jephtha.
Past Concerts
Bach Keyboard Cycle II: András Schiff
Wednesday, October 24, 2012 - 8:00pm
Sir András Schiff, piano
Tafelmusik: House of Dreams
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 - 8:00pm
Handel: "As with Rosy Steps," from Theodora
Handel: V. Allegro, from Concerto Grosso in D, Op. 6, No. 5
Handel: I. Vivace, from Concerto Grosso in B-flat, Op. 3, No. 2
Handel: IV. Allegro, from Concerto Grosso in G, Op. 6, No. 1
Handel: Three dances from Alcina: Entrée des songes agréable/Gavotte/Tamburino
Vivaldi: II. Largo, from Concerto in D for Lute RV 93
Vivaldi: III. Allegro, from Concerto in E Minor for Bassoon RV 484
Vivaldi: III. Allegro, from Concerto in G Minor for Two Cellos RV 531
Vivaldi: III. Allegro, from Concerto in D Minor for Two Oboes RV 535
Sweelinck: Engelse fortuin
Purcell: Three parts upon a ground
Purcell: Third Act tune, from The Indian Queen
Purcell: Symphony from St. Cecilia Ode
Marais: Suite from Alcyone
Goldberg: IV. Gigue, from Trio Sonata in C, BWV 1037
Bach: Aria from Cantata 135
Bach: III. Allegro, from Concerto in D minor for Two Violins, BWV 1043
Telemann: Ouverture to Wassermusik
Handel: Reprise of Theodora music
Handel: Reprise of V. Allegro, from Concerto Grosso in D, Op. 6, No. 5
Scottish Ensemble & Alison Balsom
Sunday, April 7, 2013 - 7:30pm
Alison Balsom, trumpet
Albinoni: Oboe Concerto in B-flat Op. 7 No. 3 (arr. Balsom)
Handel: Concerto Grosso in B-flat Op. 6 No. 7
Vivaldi: Violin Concerto in D RV 230 (arr. Balsom)
Handel: Atalanta Overture
Purcell: Dance of the Furies from Dioclesian
Purcell: Selections from King Arthur
Purcell: Chacony in g, Fantasia on one note
Handel: Suite for Trumpet and Strings in D
Handel and Haydn Society
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 - 8:00pm
Harry Christophers, conductor & artistic director
Robert Murray, (Jephtha) tenor
Catherine Wyn-Rogers, (Storgè) mezzo-soprano
Joélle Harvey, (Iphis) soprano
William Purefoy, (Hamor) countertenor
Woodrow Bynum, baritone
Teresa Wakim, soprano


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A CUSTOM mountain bike worth over £1,000 was stolen from a garage in Kirk Drive, Westonzoyland, between 8pm on March 14 and 8am on March 15.
PCSO Helen Whitehead said: "The owner is devastated.
"We would really like anyone who has been offered it or has seen anyone who has suddenly appeared with a very nice bike to contact us."
The bike is white and made by the Orange Mountain Bikes company.
Its model type is Orange Gents Mountain Bike.
If you have any information call the police on their non-emergency number 101.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Head coach Lance Randall and the Saint Leo men's basketball program announced on Tuesday that assistant coach JR Blount has been elevated to associate head coach.
Blount brings a lifetime of playing and coaching experience into his new title. He is entering his third season with the Lions and came to Saint Leo after concluding a successful professional playing career and four years at NCAA Division I Loyola University in Chicago.
"JR has a great understanding of the game and a tremendous work ethic but more importantly he lives our Saint Leo core values every day," Randall said. "As a father and a coach I am grateful this young man is such a strong role model for our players as well as my own children. I know that he will be a superstar in this profession someday."
In his first two seasons at Saint Leo, Blount has helped elevate Saint Leo Men's Basketball into the national spotlight including amassing a 40-20 overall record, two NCAA Tournament appearances and a Sunshine State Conference Regular Season Championship.
"First of all I would like to thank Dr. Kirk, Mr. Reidy and Coach Randall for this remarkable opportunity," Blount said. "Coach Randall has been an outstanding mentor and teacher to me not only through coaching but equally present throughout the facets of my daily life."
He continued, "It is a privilege to be honored with such a distinguished title under great leadership and guidance. I will strive to bring continued success to Saint Leo University and work in the likeness and image of our strong core values."
Blount is also a talented recruiter, using his knowledge of basketball in the Midwest to help rebuild the Saint Leo men's basketball program upon the coaching staff's arrival in 2011. Coach Blount was instrumental in recruiting and developing the 2013 Capital One Academic All-America Marcus Ruh, the Sunshine State Conference Defensive Player of the Year Shaun Adams, and All-Conference players Trent Thomas and Jerrel Harris.
"JR has been instrumental in the turnaround of our basketball program into a conference champion and a national ranking," Director of Athletics Francis X. Reidy said of the Lions' new associate head coach. "The promotion is well deserved for his tireless recruiting, game day preparation and leadership within the program."
After concluding his collegiate playing career, the tandem then coached together on the hardwood at Wisconsin-Stevens Point where, ironically, Randall served as the associate head coach and Blount was an assistant. Together, they managed to take the Pointers to the Division II National Championship.
At Loyola, Blount was the recipient of the Male Athlete of the Year Award twice and finished his career ninth on the school's all-time scoring list and finished 10th in career assists.
Before attending Loyola, Blount was a standout high school basketball player at Whitefish Bay Dominican. Blount was named to the all-conference first team three times and was named a First Team All-State selection twice. He led his team to four consecutive conference championships and won state championships in 2004 and 2005. In his high school career, Blount was named team MVP three times.
With his new role in place, Blount continues to prepare for the 2013-14 season alongside Randall. It will be a year where the Lions look to build on the 2013 Conference Title with more veteran leadership and another impressive recruiting class.


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Just-out-of-the-oven biscuits are delicious when smothered in butter, slathered in jam or just eaten plain. Take your classic biscuit recipe or store-bought mix to a whole new level with the addition of sweet or salty mix-ins.
1. Bacon and Cheddar (pictured above)
Kelsey Nixon's Bacon, Cheddar and Chive Biscuits feature pieces of crispy bacon, shredded cheddar cheese and chives. Serve them warm with butter.
2. Cream Cheese
Add softened cream cheese to your biscuit batter to make these Flaky Appetizer Cream Cheese Biscuits nice and moist. These babies may be frozen, unbaked or baked, and reheated.
3. Sweet Potato or Pumpkin
Mix in mashed sweet potatoes or pumpkin puree into these Sweet Potato or Pumpkin Biscuits. You can make them sweet by adding cinnamon and nutmeg and topping with icing or keep them savory and omit the spices.
4. Bourbon
If you're serving biscuits with a glazed ham and bourbon mustard or sauce, add bourbon to your biscuit batter. You don't need much, these Bourbon Biscuits have 3 tablespoons of the strong stuff.
5. Buttermilk
Many people swear by buttermilk for their biscuits, like these Buttermilk Biscuits from Tyler Florence, to ensure a moist and flaky result.
More Biscuit Recipes From Family & Friends:
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Jeanette's Healthy Living: My Mom's Beijing Biscuits "Shao Bing"
The Cultural Dish: Pineapple Biscuits
And Love It Too: Coconut Flour Country Biscuits
Red or Green?: Green Chile and Olive Oil Biscuits
Napa Farmhouse 1885: Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Drop Biscuits With Cheddar and Garlic
Made By Michelle: Swiss Chard and Feta Fritters
Virtually Homemade: Strawberry-Tangerine Shortcakes With Bisquick Drop Biscuits
Daily*Dishin: Quick Cream Biscuits and Slow Bacon Jam
The Heritage Cook: Gluten-Free Buttermilk Biscuits
Thursday Night Dinner: Winter Shortcake Stuffed With Jam and Whipped Cream
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Olympic Flashback: Childhood Pics of Gabby Douglas, Missy Franklin + More!
Wondering what Olympic athletes like Gabby Douglas and Missy Franklin looked like when they were kids? Check out childhood pics here!
-Lucia Peters
Well, Bettys! It's been a while since we've had a good ol' fashioned celebrity flashback, hasn't it? Let's kick off the week with a special Olympic edition! NBC's website for the 2012 Olympic Games has a whole plethora of personal photos from the archives of some of this year's top competitors. Who wants to see what Olympians like Gabby Douglas, Missy Franklin, and Misty May-Treanor looked like when they were tiny? We do, we do!
First up: Gymnast Gabby Douglas. As a point of reference, here's what she looks like now as the "Flying Squirrel" (congrats on the all-round win!):
Read James McAvoy, Rupert Grint + More: 15 Celeb Torchbearers of the 2012 Olympics
So what did she look like as a kid? Well… this:
TOO. CUTE. I love that her party hat is as big as her head.
And here she is a few years later, performing a balance beam routine:
On-point precision even then!
Up next: Little Missy Franklin!