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What an incredible collaboration of artists. The very popular Busdriver has leaked a single titled "Ego Death" which features Aesop Rock and Danny Brown. The single is the first taken from Busdriver's upcoming album "Perfect Hair" which will be released on the 8th of September 2014 via Big Dada. Credits go to Jeremiah Jae who produced the single, which is also available to download from iTunes (check the link above). Look out for plenty of more promotion ahead of Busdriver – Perfect Hair. However, you can listen to Busdriver ft Aesop Rock and Danny Brown – Ego Death on the soundcloud player below.
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Two years ago tomorrow, homeless transgender woman Jennifer Gale died on the streets of Austin — from a heart attack likely caused in part by the extreme cold. Gale was a perennial political candidate who ran for Dallas mayor in 2007. She slept on the streets because the only shelter for women in Austin, run by the Salvation Army, wouldn't house her according to her gender identity, which would have forced her to sleep and shower with men. Gale's death prompted changes in Dallas, where the city's homeless shelter, the Bridge, subsequently adopted a policy under which it houses people according to their gender identity. Gale was an activist and a regular speaker at City Council meetings in Austin, where she also ran for office. On the eve of her death, she stood before a City Council committee and sang "Silent Night." This morning, the Austin City Council honored Gale by playing video of the rendition. Watch by going here and fast-forwarding to the 1:20 mark.
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Cougar Challenger Case Review: Is Competitive Performance Enough?by Dustin Sklavos on 10/29/2012 12:01 AM EST
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CCrunnernb - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkWho would put this on a desk and let others see it? Reply
Chaitanya - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linknot me. Reply
cknobman - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkAgreed, this case is one of the ugliest cases I have ever seen.
I don't even think I would hide this under my desk for fear of visitors accidentally looking under it and seeing this thing. Reply
deject - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkYeah, this is one of the ugliest cases I've seen in a long while. Reply
Grok42 - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkWe keep saying this every new case review. Are we just a vocal minority? Are there lurkers who really like these cases? Is there some bet with the reviewer that they can't possibly find an even uglier case to review. I'm hoping we have finally hit bottom. Reply
BrianDustin - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linklike Margaret answered I'm stunned that people able to earn $7483 in 1 month on the internet. did you read this(Click on menu Home more information)
http://goo.gl/9uuys Reply
MxxCon - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkIs there really a market for cases that look like Transformers' abortions? :/ Reply
deneb - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThere is, for people with a lack of eyesight. Really, this is one of the ugliest cases I've seen as well. Reply
OCN's_3930k - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkhahah Reply
geniekid - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkI was going to say...that thing better ACTUALLY transform. Reply
DanNeely - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkIf noone bought these monstrosities the companies who designed them would've gone bust years ago?
Perhaps the Cthulu cult is going hightech. Reply
bigfire - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkHah, yeah. It's quiet ugly. Reply
mattgmann - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkPlease review some cases that an adult might actually consider purchasing. This may be the ugliest thing I've ever seen. Reply
Kepe - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkhttp://www.anandtech.com/tag/casecoolingpsus Reply
Lucian2244 - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThis must have looked well on paper because i can't explain how a design like this was chosen.
Will you review the 200R ? Reply
piroroadkill - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThat is the ugliest case I've ever seen. It's worse than your average 90s beige tower with bulbous plastic fronts. What the hell? Reply
jabber - Monday, October 29, 2012 - link...dragons or girls holding big guns on it.
Good Grud that's awful. Reply
DanNeely - Monday, October 29, 2012 - link"the USB 3.0 header cable actually includes an alternate USB 2.0 header built into it, both convenient features."
Every case maker in the world needs to copy this feature ASAP instead of copping out with 2x3.0 and 2x2.0 ports on the front that are going to become a liability in a few years when even your USB Christmas tree us designed to use 3.0. Reply
Kiste - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThis case is ugly. In fact, it's so ugly that it's probably gonna give me nightmares. It's a horrible monstrosity and an abomination and it needs to die. Reply
Orvtrebor - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkAn 8yr old would love this case.
I'm not being sarcastic, throw on a healthy dose of led's and you've got a gaming case that a kid would truly be proud of.
Not every case is meant to be used in a professional office environment or a tastefully done den/gaming room. Reply
geniekid - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkIf they were targeting the younger market, they should have at least been consistent. The front and the main body look like they're from two different cases. They should've at least made gratuitous use of non-right angles, plastic, and jagged edges on the main body if they were selling this to young children building their own rigs. Reply
Geraldo8022 - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkI like the looks of it and I might buy one. After all I almost bought a Pontiac Aztek. Reply
piroroadkill - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linkDon't knock the Aztek! The ideal vehicle for the budding meth cook.. Reply
just4U - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkPerhaps it's time to start sharing with these companies what are views are on a perfect case.
For me I'd like something smaller along the lines of Silverstone's Temjin TJ08 but with a window to show off the build. Must have dust filters.. a removable motherboard tray would be nice (like the older lian-li's) Antec's usage (and coolermaster's) hard drive mounting system) generous space behind the motherboard for hiding wires.. Looks wise? should be more refined and tastefull. I like lighted fans but their something I prefer to put in myself if the build warrants it.
Hits in the past for me were:
Lianli PC60A
Antec Super lanBoy (original not those horrors they released last year)
Antec Sonata 1/2/3 (no .. it wasn't silent)
CoolerMaster Storm Scout
Corsair Carbite 600T Reply
just4U - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkoh btw.. it doesn't have to have alot of fans.. front back top make them easily accessable to. Reply
piroroadkill - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linkSo get a Fractal Design Define R4 with the windowed side panel. Done. Reply
piroroadkill - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linkHere, even did the work to find it on newegg for you.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N8... Reply
just4U - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linklol.. there was no need. I am aware of Fractal Design's cases. We just started getting them here. The R4 is a nice case and priced fairly well but it has the door which is a star off in my opinion. I do however like their mini. It's very much on par with the Temjin from Silverstone. Both lack windows and while the silverstone does have a removable mb tray it's not really up to what some might be used to with older Lian-Li designs. Reply
eBob - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkI can only come up with one word for my reaction to this case. I didn't even bother to read the rest of the review. I can't see anyone over the age of 14 wanting this. Reply
Telset - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkSeriously are these the same people that made the cool cougar evolution case?
I have the cougar evolution its awesome. But this is kinda ugly but probably looks better with 2 fans on the top to make it more uniform. Reply
C'DaleRider - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkFrom the article-- "...these smaller companies are often very hungry for your business and are typically willing to take risks. The result is that oftentimes you can find diamonds in the rough and bring to light a product that people might otherwise miss."
I don't think this hideous monstrosity is anything close to a diamond, in the rough or not, and certainly wouldn't be missed by anyone.
Hideous. Reply
j thomas - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThe mobo area and rear panel look like the exact same parts as a 300R. They should have copied the rest too. Reply
ajemm - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkThis thing beyond hideous. Reply
Bonesdad - Monday, October 29, 2012 - linkREALLY?
How does a case like this even find it's way to getting a review on Anandtech? Someone needs to preview these reviews and just say "Ah, no....we aren't running with this."
This thing is an embarrassment to Transformers everywhere.
Just stop doing reviews on crap like this, you should know it when you see it by now. Reply
Wellsoul2 - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linkI like this case. It looks different and retro. Reply
buzznut - Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - linkI was actually waiting to see what the reviewer said about the aesthetics. There's being politically correct, and then there's simply stating the obvious. Most of us would not want this anywhere near our desk.
I happen to like flashy gaming cases, I'm a modder and I really dig a unique look. I fail to see what they were going for here though, even the different parts don't really seem to go together.
Its sorta like someone came along a stack of disparate parts and told his R&D team, "See if you can make something out of this stuff. You got two hours." Reply
WT - Thursday, November 01, 2012 - linkAnd they said my Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow was ugly ?? C'mon man, this redefines fugly. Reply
bauper - Thursday, March 14, 2013 - link1. Orange is my favorite color. This case looks cool. Like a hot Euro-Trash Babe. Almost full tower size this casi is BIG for a mid tower. Takes the new 280mm Liquid coolers in push pull and plenty of room. takes up to 400 mm video card and still hold hd drives and 5.25 bays. I love it. Comment. A. As the song says, "Make an ugly womean your wife". B- whats ugly to one is sexy to another. Reply
SKZdman - Saturday, April 26, 2014 - linkI have this case, and I think it's fantastic. Yes, it's a little 'aggressive' shall we say(!), but it's quiet, cool and really easy to keep tidy.
I also cannot believe that you've not mentioned the most salient point - The three possible configurations of the central drive bay to fit 3.5", 2.5" or no drives whatsoever (and thereby allow more space for a longer graphics card). This is a feature I cannot fault. Reply
SKZdman - Saturday, April 26, 2014 - linkLike this:
http://www.cougar-world.com/uploads/pics/case_deta... Reply


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Parshall and Gaffney mischaracterized Bolton opponents as partisan Bush haters, omitted key facts about Bolton's career
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Right-wing evangelical radio host Janet Parshall and guest Frank Gaffney, neoconservative Center for Security Policy director and former Reagan administration acting assistant secretary of defense, baselessly accused those who oppose the nomination of undersecretary of state John Bolton to become U.S. ambassador to the United Nations of partisanship and bad faith.
Opening an April 5 interview of Gaffney on her syndicated radio program, Parshall asserted, "People who think the U.N. should rule the world will have some serious problems with John Bolton."
While leaving those people unnamed, Parshall and Gaffney went on to claim without evidence that 63 former U.S. ambassadors and foreign service officers who signed a letter opposing Bolton's nomination were motivated by partisanship and animosity toward President Bush:
GAFFNEY: The people who are attacking John Bolton are very clearly really attacking George Bush. ... It is President Bush's attitude about American sovereignty and power that is objectionable to this group of elites, evidenced among others recently by this letter from 60-odd ex-diplomats, foreign service officers in the main, who clearly hate this president.
PARSHALL: Absolutely.
Parshall added that opposition to Bolton's nomination isn't really about Bolton at all:
PARSHALL: This is no longer looking at the candidate and his or her qualifications; this is about using that individual as a bludgeoning tool against an administration you've got serious issues with.
Contrary to Parshall and Gaffney's characterization of the letter's signatories, 45 of the former foreign service members -- more than 70 percent -- served under Republican administrations. They include President Reagan's former ambassador to the Soviet Union, Arthur Hartman, and his deputy ambassador to the U.N., Patricia M. Byrne. Eight of the letter's signatories served under President George H. W. Bush.
The letter mentioned President George W. Bush only once, noting "with appreciation the moves of President Bush at the beginning of his second term to improve U.S. relations with the countries of the European Union and of the United Nations."
Most of the letter highlighted Bolton's career of opposing arms control treaties -- from his successful campaign for U.S. withdrawal from the ABM treaty to his instrumental role in the U.S. withdrawal from the formulation of a verification system for the Biological Weapons Convention.
According to an article in American Outlook, the quarterly magazine of the conservative Hudson Institute, Janet Parshall's America "reaches 3.5 million listeners five days a week." The show is syndicated by Salem Radio Network.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional negotiators reached a modest budget agreement Tuesday to restore about $65 billion in automatic spending cuts from programs ranging from parks to the Pentagon, with votes expected in both houses by week's end.
Officials said the increases would be offset by a variety of spending reductions and increased fees elsewhere in the budget totaling about $85 billion over a decade, enough for a largely symbolic cut of roughly $20 billion in the nation's $17 trillion debt.
Among them is a requirement for federal workers to make larger contributions to their own pensions, as well as an increase in a federal security fee that would add $5 to the cost of a typical roundtrip flight.
Officials said Democrats had failed in their bid to include an extension of benefits for workers unemployed longer than 26 weeks. The program expires on Dec. 28, when payments will be cut off for an estimated 1.3 million individuals.
Announcement of the deal came in the form of a statement that the two negotiators, Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., and Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., who planned a news conference to announce details. The lawmakers chair the budget committees in the two houses of Congress, and negotiated the deal in secretive talks over recent weeks.
Officials said that under the agreement, an estimated $65 billion in automatic spending cuts would be restored through the end of the next budget year, which runs to Sept. 30, 2015.
Officials who described the details in advance of the news conference did so on the condition of anonymity, saying they were not authorized to speak on the record.
The same was not true of conservative organizations, which attacked the proposal as a betrayal of a hard-won 2011 agreement that reduced government spending and is counted as among the main accomplishments of tea party-aligned Republicans who came to power earlier the same year in the House.
Americans for Prosperity issued a midmorning statement saying that GOP lawmakers should uphold current spending levels. Otherwise, the group said, "congressional Republicans are joining liberal Democrats in breaking their word to the American people to finally begin reining in government overspending that has left us over $17 trillion in debt."
A day earlier, Heritage Action issued a similar broadside, saying it could not support a deal that "would increase spending in the near-term for promises of woefully inadequate long-term reductions." The group played an influential behind-the-scenes role earlier this fall in events that led to a partial government shutdown, supporting a strategy of refusing to provide needed funds for federal programs until the health care law known as "Obamacare" was defunded.
For their part, liberals were unhappy that the deal was likely to lack an extension of benefits for unemployed workers more than 26 weeks off the job.
The party's leader, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California, said at one point last week that her rank and file would insist on an extension for the unemployment program as a condition for supporting a budget deal.
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HOUSTON - Shopping malls will be jam-packed for Black Friday, and so will the food courts. It's why we're focusing on eateries inside local shopping malls in this week's Restaurant Report Card.
From Baybrook to The Woodlands, Katy Mills to Almeda, consumer expert Amy Davis poured through the health inspections to bring you the worst offenders.
There were more references to rats and rat droppings in health reports from The Galleria than at any other shopping mall in our area.
Inspectors visited Master Wok in The Galleria three times this year. In February, inspectors said they found black slime in the ice machine. In May, they noted the presence of roaches and rodents. And in September, there were more roaches on a wall and no hot water to clean employee's hands and cooking utensils, inspectors said.
No one at Master Wok wanted to talk about those issues, but when KPRC Local 2 asked one woman behind the counter if she had ever seen a rat in the restaurant, she just shrugged her shoulders.
On the opposite side of the food court at Famous Wok, inspectors said they saw a dead rat on the floor in January. On a return visit in July, inspectors said there was no hot water and that there were flies, gnats and roaches throughout the restaurant.
When KPRC Local 2 stopped by, Famous Wok was closed.
Two doors down at Cafe Sbarro, an inspector said he walked in at the end of February to find "a live young rodent, trapped, struggling on glue board."
Also of note in The Galleria, inspectors said they found slime in the ice machine at the Rainforest Cafe and roaches inside Ichiban in September.
Greg Noble, general manager of The Galleria sent us this statement: "We are committed to providing a safe, clean shopping and dining environment for our customers and mall employees. We require that all food court and restaurant tenants maintain records supporting proof that regular pest control services have been performed at their place of business. It's also important to note that all retailers at Simon Malls are contractually obligated to adhere to guidelines that are issued by official agencies, which include those issued by the Health Department."
Down south in Friendswood at Baybrook Mall, in August inspectors tossed 36 pounds of chicken and 13 dozen eggs that were off temperature at Kelly's Cajun Grill.
Inspectors said they found slime in the ice machine at the Taco Bell in Baybrook in April.
At Willowbrook Mall, the smell of those cinnamon rolls might lure you right in to Cinnabon until you hear that health inspectors said they found rodent droppings in the cabinets there in February.
KPRC Local 2 also checked inspections from The Woodlands Mall, Katy Mills, Almeda, Gulfgate, Greenspoint and Deerbrook. While we weren't able to find any restaurant with a spotless inspection, none of the restaurants at those malls had violations as serious of the ones we included in our report -- specifically the rats and roaches.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Head Tennis Coach James Bryce has formally announced his women's 2012 regular season schedule. In total, the Lions will compete in 23 matches, highlighted by 14 home contests and a four-game road swing through Alabama.
Additionally, the Lions will participate in 17 regional contests, as well as their typical eight-team Sunshine State Conference schedule. The SSC Tournament is scheduled for April 18-22 and will be hosted by Barry University.
"The women will play a highly competitive schedule this year which will challenge them both physically and mentally," said Bryce. "We begin the year with key regional and conference matches which will challenge us to be consistent from the start. If we can play at our highest ability from the first serve, I believe we can be competitive as we move towards the conference and the NCAA Tournament."
The Lions get their first taste of regional action when they open the season against at home Palm Beach Atlantic (Feb. 4). Following their first road test of the year, a showdown with Tampa (Feb. 8), Saint Leo will open its home SSC schedule against national powerhouse, Barry (Feb.11).
After a non-conference tilt with Eckerd (Feb. 14), the Lions will challenge three consecutive SSC opponents on the road as the Lions will visit Lynn (Feb. 18), Nova Southeastern (Feb. 19), and Florida Tech (Feb. 24).
A head-to-head battle with cross-state nemesis Rollins (Feb. 25) is next up for the Lions, before opening March on the road in Alabama. The four-game Alabama swing is the longest road trip of the season and has Saint Leo taking on Stillman (Mar. 2), North Alabama and Delta State (Mar. 3) in a rare doubleheader, and Alabama-Huntsville (Mar. 4).
The road trip soon gives way to the Lions longest home stretch of the season as they take nine-straight opponents at the Saint Leo Tennis Center. Visits from Columbus State (Mar. 9), Florida Southern (Mar. 29) and New Orleans (Mar. 31), will highlight the Lions month-long stay at home.
Two SSC challenges await the Lions in April, as Saint Leo hosts Tampa (Apr. 4) and travels to St. Petersburg to battle Eckerd (Apr. 10). The Lions will close the regular season with a Senior Day confrontation against Embry-Riddle (Apr. 14).
For a complete list of promotions, game times and locations for the women's tennis 2012 schedule, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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Hi there,
Is there away where i can refresh the page without the vistor using it for example i want to refresh the part of a function i guess you could call it refreshing the page but only for the displaying of function refresh();
the kind of function i am looking for is somthing like this.
abit like javascripts set time out but is there one for PHP itself?
Use AJAX calls on a setInterval() timer or something. SitePoint articles cover working with the XmlHttp object.
can i get php to refresh the same page every 15 minutes in a loop with setinterval and javascript settimeout function?
i found this in a tutorial which i am playing around with but how can i get it to display somthnig every minute non-stop?
<script type="text/javascript">
var c=0;
var t;
var timer_is_on=0;
function timedCount()
function doTimer()
if (!timer_is_on)
Is that possible??
PHP is on the server, so no. You can use js to refresh the page, and use php via ajax calls.
is there away to refresh the page using javascript every 15 minutes in a continius loop?
PHP aint gonna do it because once it leaves the server PHP loses control.You can use setInterval and an Ajax call (Javascript) to get new content to replace the current page.
With jQuery:
function refresh_handler() {
function refresh() {
$.get('your-server-script.php', null, function(data, textStatus) {
setInterval(refresh, 300*1000); //every 5 minutes
jQuery isn't my first language so that code might not be perfect, but should give you a starting point.Replace your-server-script.php with the URL of your server side script. It should return the HTML that will become the content of your <body> tag.If you just want to update part of the document change the selector from "body" to something more specific (e.g "#someElementID")
Is JQuery abit like ajax?
also can you explain what does this part mean?
is that where i want the data to be displayed??
jQuery is a framework for JavaScript. It includes functionality for making AJAX calls.
I really suggest you do a bit of Googling on the subjects. Don't expect people on forums to spoon-feed you every bit of information you need.
jQuery is a Javascript library that simplifies a lot of common JS programming tasks such as selecting elements in the DOM, handling events (click, mouseover), running Ajax transactions, doing animation etc.
Ajax is the process of getting data from the server to the browser or page without reloading the whole page. jQuery provides functions to manage Ajax transactions (as do all JS libraries).
$("body").html(data) means this:$ is the jQuery object (shortcut)."body" is a HTML selector (same as you might use in CSS). In this case it will get all <body> tags, of which there should be exactly 1.data will be the response from your server side script (the data of the ajax transaction) and the .html() function call will set the innerHTML of <body> to that data.
That line of code will be called when the the Ajax transaction finishes, and it will set the content of <body> to be whatever your .php script displays.
Or maybe you can expect them to.
definitely here at Sitepoint - not sure whether I always like the helpfulness of Sitepoint members, it makes people lazy, and if you don't help as much as those regulars, you're seen as unfriendly...
Luckily I don't care about being perceived as unfriendly. But yes, the culture here does seem to make people entirely dependent on hand-outs which actually harms them rather than helps.
why do i get this error in the error console of firefox?
Error: $ is not definedSource File: http://localhost/timerefresh.htmlLine: 11
Line 11 is
why do i get that error?
Have you loaded the jquery library?
BTW localhost doesn't work so well on the web
no since i've never used it b4 is that why i am getting that error?
ive downloaded it and tried to include it into my page and this is what i have atm
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js">
function refresh_handler() {
function refresh() {
$.get('time.php', null, function(data, textStatus) {
setInterval(refresh, 300*1000); //every 5 minutes
i have no errors been shown but nothing is being displayed so why do i get a blank page?
You need to close the first script and open another<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script><script type= ...> //your code here</script>
ive included it but i am still getting this as an error
My code is
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
function refresh_handler() {
function refresh() {
$.get('time.php', null, function(data, textStatus) {
setInterval(refresh, 300*1000); //every 5 minutes
Why don't you just command the page to automatically refresh itself?
You can place a meta command in the head section of the page in order to do so.
15 x 60 = 900 seconds
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="900">


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Adnan Oktar: We are the older brother for the whole region, we are their ally. We all are neighbours, for thousands of years, for hundreds of years we have been living cheek by jowl with eachother. There is a totally artificial separation in between. LET THE BORDERS BE OPENED, VISAS LIFTED. LET US HAVE STRONG TRADING RELATIONS WITH EACH OTHER, LET'S EMBRACE THEM. LET THERE BE A JOY, A FEAST. LET ABUNDANCE AND PLENTITUDE COVER ALL AROUND US. And let the world see the atrocious nature of this treachery, egoism, selfishness, let them want to imitate us.
Vatan, 22 August 2011
Zaman, 22 August 2011
The Turkish Minister of Foreign affairs, Ahmet Davutoglu, stated that a consensus was reached regarding the lifting of visas with this country.
Davutoglu added that mutual visits would be increased to advance the relations between the two countries and with this purpose Prime Minister Erdogan would visit this country during the following months.
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The most important public threat of disease in the 1900s was from the consumption of pathogen-carrying raw milk, before the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance was put in place in 1924. French chemist Louis Pasteur's pasteurization technique developed in the 1860s has helped decimate foodborne illness in dairy products even to this day.
But like the attraction to games of chance, consumers have to push the safety envelope and ignore what has been scientifically proven to keep them safe, and instead embrace the unscientifically proven benefits and risk the very real dangers of consuming raw milk products.
At the March National Institute for Animal Agriculture (NIAA) annual meeting in Kansas City, Mo., Purnendu Vasavada, MS, PhD, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, said raw milk from cows or small ruminants can contain and support many dangerous pathogens such as bacteria, yeasts molds and some viruses. The FDA states that raw milk can include, but is not limited to:
- Enterotoxigenic Staphylococcus aureus
- Campylobacter jejuni
- Salmonella species
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- Listeria monocytogenes
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- Mycobacterium bovis
- Brucella species (abortus –cattle) (melitensis- goats)
- Coxiella burnetii
- Yersinia enterocolitica
Vasavada noted that milk is a major media component and that a lots of organisms will easily grow in it, as will yeasts and molds. "Cows can eat moldy feed and mycotoxins can come through the milk," he said. "The cheese made from that same raw milk will have a higher concentration."
Pathogens naturally occur in the environment and can easily be spread. For example, Klebsiella is common in organic bedding material. "Once you have contamination, it seeds the milk systematically," Vasavada said. "Equipment is another thing. Small farmers may not think they have to clean as much because there are fewer cows. But you don't have the freedom to hurt someone else by your ignorance or inability to do certain things such as keep equipment clean."
Most scientific, government and veterinary organizations including the World Health Organization, the Food and Agriculture Association of the United Nations, the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and Drug Administration and the National Conference on Interstate Milk Shipments oppose the sale and consumption of raw milk products because of the dangers of foodborne illness.
An article in the January 2010 Food Safety News suggest, "…if you are a person who is deliberately choosing to consume raw milk or raw milk products in spite of the abundant scientific evidence and federal, state, and local health agency-investigated outbreaks that have linked devastating human illness to the consumption of raw milk, then please do not give it to those most at risk -- children, the elderly, pregnant women, and any person with a compromised immune system."
Raw milk continues to cause illness and outbreaks, Vasavada said, citing numerous cases in the U.S. and worldwide. "There are inadequate regulations restricting raw milk products. Outbreaks are more common and there is more severe illness. Consumers need to be educated about the health risks of consuming raw milk products."


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A MASSIVE heath fire on a Lulworth range was caused by a military flare and tackled using a new fire fighting technique.
Sixty Dorset fire fighters attended the blaze at the Five Tips military firing range which broke out around 9.45pm on Tuesday night.
Fanned by strong winds, crews from six stations were sent to battle the blaze which spread over half-a-mile of heathland.
Fire crews used a new protein-based foam technique to control the flames, which was the first time it had been tested out since training and had worked "very effectively".
Andy Elliott, Wildfire Subject Matter Advisor for Dorset Fire and Rescue said: "Because the technique is fairly easy to use it meant that we did not require as many personnel, or as much water, so it meant that we used fewer resources to tackle the fire.
"It also meant that we could contain the fire to a much smaller size than it would have probably grown to without using this technique."
Two crews from Wareham and a land rover from Bere Regis were first to attend the fire, which broke out at one of the leading firing ranges in Western Europe.
Two calls for further assistance were made by fire fighters, leading to crews from Swanage, Wimborne, Hamworthy, and Poole attending the scene which affected nearly 12.5 acres
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Station Commander Elliott added: "When I first turned up, there was a well-developed wild fire driven by a very strong wind, at approximately 20km per hour."
He said crews were working hard to control to stop the fire spreading, but had to request assistance which was eventually made up of nine fire engines, four land rovers and a unimog.
A spokesman for the MOD said the fire had broken out during routine night firing.
"The fire was caused by an illuminated flare. The fire service was called out and the incident closed at 2am.
"Range fires are not unusual and the usual safety procedures were followed. The range is open as normal and there will be no long term impact to the site."
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Jaycee Dugard Recalls Reunion With Mother on 'Primetime' [VIDEO]
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On a special edition of 'Primetime' Sunday, Diane Sawyer interviewed Jaycee Dugard, who was held captive for 18 years after being abducted at age 11 by a convicted pedophile and his wife. During her captivity, Dugard gave birth to two daughters, both of whom were fathered by her kidnapper. Dugard was rescued by authorities in August 2009.
Mother Terry Probyn said she was stunned when notified over the phone that her daughter was alive and well. "Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable. And then it was just disbelief. I said, 'No, you're joking. Don't do this to me. This is not funny,'" she said.
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Sorry to hear you're stuck away from home, Jimmy. Maybe you can find an authentic barbecue joint!
Hope everyone else's weekend is off to a good start. It's been raining here since last night but it stopped awhile ago and the skies have started to clear, so it looks like it's going to be a good day.
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A new website officially launched by the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) provides patients and their families with 24-7 access to essential and comprehensive information on Adrenocortical Carcinoma (ACC), a rare and deadly form of cancer. Named in memory or Kirsten Sandstrom, Kirsten's Legacy is TGen's research and clinical program for defeating ACC. The site… Read More →


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Beleck 'going nowhere for the moment and we intend to keep him'
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Steve Beleck remains a Watford player despite appearing to suggest his future may lie elsewhere earlier this week.
The on-loan Udinese striker has not featured in a Hornets matchday 18 since the middle of September and on Monday tweeted 'Ciao Watford'.
Ciao can either mean hello or goodbye in Italian, but some fans took his tweet to mean the latter given his lack of first-team opportunities.
However, Gianfranco Zola said this lunchtime: "The situation is he is here. Unfortunately he is one of those players who has so far been penalised, like Chris Iwelumo.
"They're very good professionals, they're working very hard, but they don't get much space at the moment.
"Yes, he wrote it down, I don't want to make a big fuss of that.
"I can understand that he's training every day and he's not getting many games, but the situation is that he is a Watford player and he's going nowhere for the moment and we intend to keep him because we value him."
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KICKBOXERS dropped their sparring gloves and got on their bikes as they cycled around Cranleigh Gardens in Bridgwater.
The Somerset Kickboxing Academy cycled 250 miles together as a club last Sunday as they raised funds for the Bridgwater-based charity Tayen's Journey.
Tayen is a two-year-old Bridgwater girl with a life-threatening brain tumour, and Tayen's Journey raises money for The Neuro Foundation which is raising money to tackle the genetic condition.
Sarah Prewett-Nation, organiser, said: "The club wanted to do something for children in need so we thought we would do something for a local girl."
The club had originally planned to cycle around Apex Park in Burnham in January but had to call it off when Apex Park flooded.


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(On making things lighter in religion)
Islam is a religion of making things lighter. Christianity also developed through making things lighter. It lightened Judaism. Judaism had some very heavy ideas. Through nonsense and additions, people made it impossible to live by Judaism. Note this, even today there are no Jews who can obey all the commandments of Judaism. Because they are very heavy. They are greater than what a person's nature can bear. It is not possible, in other words. Let us turn that into a book. The Prophet Jesus (pbuh) made it lighter, by Allah's command. He lightened those commandments. Then the Messenger of Allah (saas) came and brought Islam, by Allah's leave. He also produced a powerful lightening of the load. Allah says in one verse that, "He will lift the heavy chains from you."
Bigots are made really uneasy by that lightening. That easing of things is also a feature of the Mahdi. We see in the hadiths that this is one of the Mahdi's main duties. That is why bigots are against him. That is why Jewish rabbis and religious figures were against the Prophet Jesus (pbuh). They failed to kill him, but they sought to martyr him. Because he lightened the faith. When the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) came, they said "This man has killed our religion." Because he lightened all the commandments. He eliminated commandments. They looked, and religion was very easy. "What kind of religion is this?" they said. "He has destroyed our religion," they said.
The objection to the Messenger of Allah (saas) was the same. "This religion is very strange, it is unacceptable," they said. Prayer is easy, purification is easy, living is easy, everything is easy, but that easy upset them. Religion being easy is what most disturbs polytheists. Almighty Allah speaks of the polytheists' oppression. "If We had not made you firm, you would have leaned towards them a little." He says. Polytheists really keep things suppressed. They want new commandments. "That is not in the Qur'an," our Prophet (saas) says. "You say something then," they say. "You are bringing in a new instruction. Make the commandments more difficult, and we will follow that religion," say the polytheists and the unbelievers.
What the idolaters really dislike, is that the Qur'an is so easy. I read verse 31 of Surat an-Nur. Not a peep from the bigots. They went as quiet as the grave. I said that a young girl can dress in a relaxed way in front of her father. I said that as an explanation. I explained Allah's commandment. They saw how clear Allah's pronouncement was. They saw this surpassed their imaginings. Then they said, "If that is what the Qur'an stipulates, then I do not believe in the Qur'an." Do you see the excess of the End Times? Some people have failed to understand verse 31 of Surat an-Nur. They have only just seen what it means. Because the verse slaps down their fantastical mindset. There is a huge lightening. One that appears in neither Christianity nor Judaism. Almighty Allah has made the religion easier.
Sacred signs are little known. They generally say the Ark of the Covenant will be found. The details here are very important. It is amazing how the Prophet Adam's (pbuh) shirt should have survived. One he sewed himself. The staff of the Prophet Moses (pbuh) that turned into a snake. When that is found, it will be a normal, wooden staff. It will stand there and do nothing. But when Allah wishes, it will turn into a snake. The pulpit of the Prophet Solomon (pbuh). This is no small pulpit. These have been separately concealed by people. But generally the Knights Templar conceal them, let me say that. For example, I know that the Templars have a number of sacred relics. There is a book from the time of the Prophet Abraham (pbuh) in their hands. That is why they have a great love for. They have a tendency to become Muslims. May Allah forbid, losing his faith ruins a person. People imagine he will stand there like a stone. But he will actually melt away like candle wax. Throw it into the fire and it melts and disappears. May Allah forbid, a person will be ruined if he falls into disbelief. He will evaporate. Faith makes a believer beautiful. It makes him pleasant and attractive. It makes him impressive and majestic. Faith makes him radiant. If he loses his faith, he will be ruined and decay. Like a spring violet. It will burn up without water. But he will become beautiful in an environment of faith. People imagine that wherever one goes, one will remain the same. Not so, if one moves, one will be ruined and die.
Take a woman out of disbelief and she becomes radiant. If she abandons being a Muslim for disbelief, however, she will burn up and be ruined, she will turn into an ape, may Allah forbid. That is why life with faith is good. Music is pleasant with faith. People say, "Let's get drunk and lose our heads." Your brain becomes numbed and you are ruined. You cannot enjoy music or anything else. Music becomes good with faith. Everything is beautiful with faith.
(In response to a viewer who asks, "What food should we give a cancer patient to eat? What do you recommend?")
Be happy and joyful. Make their surroundings nice. Keep their spirits up. There is one danger for these cancer patients. If you show they are a burden, that will shatter them. Cancer is a disease that is easy to treat. Drugs melt it away like wax. High morale is very important. Embrace them, love them, keep their spirits high, take them out and be joyful around them. Prepare nice food. We must treat cancer as a national catastrophe. We must be in a spirit of national solidarity against it. This is a great test, an important test. Allah gives us merit when we help a cancer patient. And the cancer patient receives merit. Because fighting against cancer and showing submission is an act of worship. He will become radiant and immaculate. The helper will also receive merit for that, and will earn the approval of Allah.
Meat, milk, molasses, vegetables, foods with olive oil. And they must be in good spirits. Then it will depart, insha'Allah. The inside of the house must be sterile. Be on your guard against germs. That is a risk for cancer patients. People with coughs should stay away, people with colds and the like. It is murder to let such people have contact with cancer patients. The drugs given break the immune system. So instead of dying from cancer, he dies from those germs, may Allah forbid. Let joyful, sane people have contact with the patient. Doctors say all this, but only superficially. You could plaster the walls. That will get rid of germs. You can lime plaster everywhere. The patient needs plenty of fluids. Molasses are very good, concentrated.2012-05-14 10:19:18


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Rosslyn Park coach Jan Bonney is starting the new National League One season with the team he built.
Bonney, who replaced Florent Rossigneux last summer, inherited a squad that came seventh in 2011 and took them to a fifth place finish in April.
The former Esher captain, who lost lock Rob Anderson to Championship new boys Jersey this summer, never felt he had a team able to deliver on his rugby philosophies last term.
But 12 months into the job, Bonney is confident he has men more in tune with how he wants the game played.
"I started to put my stamp on the players last year but it is never a quick fix and things take a little more time than you would hope," he said.
"The teams will play the way they did before you arrived and it takes time for them to adapt to your ways."
He added: "But we are getting there and the guys are understanding how we want to play."
But Bonney is only too aware of false dawns after his charges roared to the top of National League One last year by Christmas, only to fall away as the season entered the spring.
Bonney added: "When we were top, I think everyone thought it was all going to be great. But sometimes you gloss over some of the things you need to work on. We did not finish where we liked but it was a big step up from where we started.
"I've had more input in the planning for players this time which is good and our plan is to improve on last year and with some new players we can aim for even better."
He added: "This is going to be a very tough league. Only one team goes up and just one injury throughout the season could be the difference."
Park start the new season on September 1 with the visit of Sedgley Park.


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Hi CC Family! My Sister-in-law, Maria, Teddy's Sister, is coming in for a week to stay with me tomorrow. For those of you who remember back when, her husband is the Lead Tenor of the Four Lads. They have a gig here tomorrow night. I am going to attempt to go with her and my daughter as I have had one of those flus that lasts weeks but my GI said, you GO and have some fun,
sit either in the last row or the first row and you will be OK. Then Monday we are going to my Psychic! Anyway this is to let you know I will be on sporadically for the next week. I want to take this time to try and have some fun as I have a new problem. First I am getting my 5th Remicade infusion the 13th for the U.C. Now a benign tumor has appeared in my head and is pushing on the left side of the brain. A lot of what I thought were side effects may be from that. Feb 10th I get to wear an EEG for 24 hours then a Neuro Surgeon will be called but it has to come out. Oh, its called a Meniginoma (sp). We shall top that off with my 6 month scan for the Cancer I had 5 years ago! Sorry for the LONG Organ Recital! Wishing the best to all of you until I return full time.


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Inside the new Cactus Club Cafe Coal Harbour in Vancouver
The restaurant is slated to open in March. Inside, things are still very much under construction but ticking along, with the shell of the kitchen and curved bar in place in place at the entrance. A multi-level floor makes the most of the views allowing the booths at the back to look over the tables at the front.
This Cactus will be the largest in Metro Vancouver, with seating for 300 people inside and up to 200 on the patio, which will stretch the length of Jack Poole Plaza. (Currently, the North Burnaby Lougheed is the largest in Metro Vancouver, with 217 seats inside and 81 on the patio.)
The most impressive feature is the atrium, which faces west onto the water and Stanley Park. According to the artist's rendering, it will have sliding glass windows that will let in the air, and the glass ceiling wraps around. It will be a pretty sweet view.
According to Cactus Club founder and president Richard Jaffray, there are 22 restaurants in the chain now. He estimates that 80 percent of the menu items are available at all locations, while 10 to 20 percent are unique to certain locations, based on the clientele. Some restaurants in the suburbs, for example, offer potato skins, while the English Bay location is the only one with roasted butternut squash soup.
At a media lunch at the English Bay location (1790 Beach Avenue), executive chef Rob Feenie introduced some of the new dishes that have just launched at various locations or will debut in the spring. Here's a sampling:
The spicy albacore tuna cone is currently at the Ash Street location (575 West Broadway), which is where the test kitchen is located, and is slated for Coal Harbour. It has pickled ginger, avocado, cucumber, and crispy tempura bits and is wrapped in spinach-flavoured soy paper.
The quinoa and arugula salad is currently on the menu at the Ash Street location and will be launched throughout the chain in the spring. It's a variation on the recipe in Feenie's new cookbook Rob Feenie's Casual Classics: Everyday Recipes for Family and Friends and features arugula, feta cheese, snap peas, spicy pecans, and a sherry-lemon vinaigrette.
The roasted salmon and green pea ravioli is a riff on Feenie's famed butternut squash ravioli. It's stuffed with green peas and ricotta in a truffle butter sauce, and served with wild mushrooms and steelhead salmon. This dish will likely be launched at all locations in the spring.
The Thai red curry Pacific lingcod with coconut almond rice has been on all Cactus menus since the fall.
A customer favourite, the apple gallette by pastry chef Wendy Boys is currently at all Cactus locations.
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Jun 2, 2013 at 9:12pm
overpriced bland food
Feb 5, 2015 at 3:26am
The Apple gallette is also one of my favourite dish. I know the chef Wendy. He is best in making good apple gallette. I have been there once in my life. But that memories will there be forever in my lifeqspray. Also the taste of the dish.


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The Syrian crisis is the largest and most complex humanitarian emergency of our time. The emergence of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has exacerbated an already protracted crisis in Syria, where the Assad regime has waged an unrelenting campaign of bloodshed against its own people for four years.
The humanitarian situation grows more complex every day. There are more than 12.2 million Syrians in need of humanitarian assistance— more than half of Syria's pre-war population, and equal to the combined populations of New York City and Los Angeles. According to the United Nations (UN), Syrians are now the largest refugee population in the world under the mandate of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. One in five people displaced globally is Syrian.
In our fight against Ebola, we have seen great suffering, but also scenes of survival and resilience. Patients can beat this disease. The U.S. government in collaboration with our international partners, including many volunteers and NGOs, can beat this disease. To get to zero, we must remain vigilant. This unprecedented epidemic has required a herculean global effort. And we have seen how America's leadership galvanized a worldwide response from governments, NGOs, and volunteers. Ebola underscores the importance of tackling fragility and extreme poverty in these poor countries. It quickly debilitates weak institutions and systems, wreaking havoc in communities least prepared to fend off the disease. We strive to not only reach our goal of getting to zero Ebola cases in West Africa, but strengthen health systems, enable societies to fend off future threats, and allow those who lost ground to return to a path of prosperity and stability. These efforts are core to USAID's mission to end extreme poverty and promote resilient, democratic societies. They are also critical to America's interests and security at home and abroad.
Forging strong partnerships will be critical to meet the immense challenges and needs ahead in Iraq and Syria. As part of our commitment to ending extreme poverty and promoting resilient, democratic societies, USAID will continue to provide life-saving, needs-based assistance and protect and empower women and minorities, while pushing to secure access to additional populations currently trapped in areas controlled by ISIL. Our hearts are with the thousands of people who remain trapped in unsustainable situations, and we are gravely concerned for the health and safety of these displaced men, women, and children, besieged by acts of violence committed by ISIL, the Syrian regime, and other extremists.
This unprecedented crisis underscores the importance of tackling fragility and extreme poverty. Ebola preys on weak systems, wreaking havoc in communities least prepared to fend off the disease. That is why we must work not only to control the epidemic at its source in West Africa, but to bolster our global health systems. These investments are critical if we are to avoid having future outbreaks that follow a similarly devastating and costly path. This effort is core to USAID's mission to both end extreme poverty and promote resilient, democratic societies that advance our global security and prosperity.
Today, 600 million Africans do not have access to electricity. Hospitals cannot function optimally. Businesses cannot open and children cannot read after dark. Food rots before it makes it to market. But it does not have to be this way. Together with our partners in Congress, Africa, other donor nations, and private businesses, Power Africa is working to greatly increase access to reliable, cleaner energy in Africa.
Today, as you know, the world faces the largest and most-protracted Ebola epidemic in history. This devastating virus has infected more than 14,000 people and killed more than 5,000 people across West Africa. The epidemic has spread through Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone—countries with fragile health and economic systems and recent histories of civil war or political instability. In addition, the Ebola virus has spilled over into three neighboring countries where the response has been swift.
Most of the families that have been affected already live in desperate circumstances, where securing clean water and food is a daily struggle. In Liberia alone, 58 percent of the population lives in extreme poverty with very few assets to help them cope. It is within this context that Ebola has emerged—threatening our global security and economy. It represents a national security priority for the United States and every other nation in the world.
The United States has been combating the Ebola epidemic since the first cases were reported in March, and we have expanded our efforts and increased personnel in the region as the crisis has unfolded. More than 120 specialists from across the U.S. government are on the ground in West Africa to prevent, detect, and stop the spread of this disease. USAID deployed a Disaster Assistance Response Team—or DART—to the region to oversee and coordinate the U.S. response, providing logistics, planning, program, and operational support to the affected countries; drawing forth critical assets and resources from several U.S. departments and agencies.
Through a whole-of-government approach, we're mounting an aggressive U.S. effort to fight this epidemic and have devised a clear strategy with four key pillars to stop this epic crisis: controlling the epidemic; mitigating second-order impacts, including blunting the economic, social, and political tolls; coordinating the U.S. and broader global response; and fortifying global health security infrastructure in the region and beyond.
We share your concern about the attacks on Christians and other vulnerable populations, who are suffering unimaginable horrors from the systematic violence carried out against them by the terrorist organization known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). USAID remains committed to providing assistance to all those in need in Iraq and will hold true to our mission to partner to end extreme poverty and promote resilient democratic societies while advancing our security and prosperity.
USAID's targeted response to the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa is appropriately an immediate response to the crisis at-hand. However, there also needs to be longer-term response that reflects the importance of monitoring and diagnosing viral threats that originate in animals. Such a response is critical to ensure future reoccurrences of the virus are contained prior to transfer to humans, where possible. In addition, it's critical that we build on ongoing health systems strengthening efforts, which help ensure a viral outbreak is contained at the earliest stages through improved access to care, health workforce training, and enhanced communication once diagnosis is made.
Two factors that are critical to spurring and maintaining economic growth and stability in developing countries are access to affordable, clean energy and the existence of social and institutional capacity to adapt to, mitigate and recover from shocks and stresses such as economic downturns and the adverse impacts of climate change. In particular, working with developing countries to help them deal with destabilizing climate change consequences, including water supply shortages, coastal flooding and droughts, is critical. Such work also protects our current and future development investments.
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HOUSTON - The March of Dimes needs help to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality.
In Texas, 1 in 8 babies are born too soon. Premature babies often spend their first weeks in the Newborn Intensive Unit (NICU) fighting for life, and often have lasting consequences such as vision and hearing loss or learning disabilities.
Walkers in the March for Babies give hope to the more than half a million babies born too soon each year. The money raised supports lifesaving research and community programs that help moms have healthy, full-term pregnancies and strong, healthy babies.
The 2013 March for Babies is set for Sunday, April 28, at the University of Houston Main Campus at 9 a.m. For Montgomery Country residents, it'll be held at Woodlands Church, Fellowship Campus.
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Had a busy Sunday. Had to break in my new A-Maze-N smoker and try my first batch of bacon. Used Traeger applewood pellets. Getting it going.
Tossed the bacon on and figured why not do some cheese while I'm at it?
Let the cheese go for about 3 hours and then pulled it. At that point, the dome thermometer wasn't even reading 50F. Sometime later in the cook, the bacon looked like this
Pulled at 8.5 hours because I needed the grill for dinner. I think it would have continued to smoke at least another 2 hours if not more.
Made up a recipe for an Italian Meatloaf and tossed it on the Egg indirect at 400 with orange wood chips for smoke. First time seeing them, so I thought I'd try them out.
Got a glaze of marinara when it was almost done. Pulled at 160.
The wife said it tasted just like a meatball...but in a meatloaf form. She was right, as usual. Very tasty.
Monday, I finally got around to slicing the bacon. Played around using a variety of thicknesses to try and figure out what would work best.
Got it all sliced up and sealed for future use
Bacon turned out really good. A bit salty. Might need to rinse it better or soak it some to draw out some of the salt next time, but for a first try, not too shabby.


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My 18 month old daughter refuses to take a nap in the day or even sleep at nights without me. There are times when this possible, but other times, I need her to go sleep by herself so I can get some work done. How can I change this?
My 18 month old daughter refuses to take a nap in the day or even sleep at nights without me. There are times when this possible, but other times, I need her to go sleep by herself so I can get some work done. How can I change this?
Hi Fran,
I would suggest developing a rountine to start sending her signals that it will soon be time for sleep. At night time I suggest gearing her toward bedtime an hour before you actually want her to go to sleep. Turn the lights down, turn off the TV and turn on soft relaxing music. Give her a bath, read her a story, then lay her down tuck her in and leave the room. If she gets up, gently direct her back to bed and keep doing this calming and quietly. Soothing music or white noise can be very effective at nap time and bed time.
At nap time I have always fed my boys lunch so they have nice full tummies, read then a book or two and put on the soothing music or white noise.
I hope some of these tips are helpful.
Good Luck
I used co-sleeping for a long time with most of my children, but when we did start transitioning them to their own bed, we tried to put a routine in place. This article gives some wonderful tips for putting a baby to sleep that would also apply to a toddler. For the routine, it doesn't have to be anything very strict or structured, just some type of routine so your child knows that it is bedtime, such as taking a bath, putting on pajamas, reading a book, and dimming the lights. I agree with the above post to try using white noise or music. My oldest child still needs music to fall asleep, so having a radio on or using some type of white noise may be helpful. Are you breastfeeding? I sometimes still breastfeed my youngest to sleep and lay with him for a few moments, then he usually falls asleep and I can get back up to go finish some work or clean. For nap times, we try to dim lights and close curtains to help our children fall asleep easier. I usually tell my older children that they don't have to sleep, but they do have to rest for a little while, which helps keep the noise level down so the younger ones can fall asleep.


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Hartbeespoort is surrounded by the Magaliesberg, one of the world's oldest mountain ranges.
Hartbeespoort is a small, picturesque town located in the eastern corner of the North West province, bordering the Gauteng province.
Hartbeespoort Dam is the area's major attraction and the heart of this tourism region. A mecca for adventure pursuits, the majority of Hartbeespoort adventure activities are centered on the dam and its magnificent mountain and bushveld surrounds.
Boating and watersports are popular, and visitors can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing, parasailing and water skiing. Sundowner cruises on Hartbeespoort Dam are also popular.
Quad biking has become a popular way to explore the rugged hillsides around the town and there are numerous operators offering quad trails of varying lengths and difficulties.
There are also lots of ways to enjoy the scenery from the air. Paragliding and hang-gliding are both popular, as is hot-air ballooning, which affords a bird's eye view of the dam, mountains and adjacent river valleys.
If climbing mountains is more to your liking, you'll be pleased to know there are several rock climbing and hiking routes in the area, some of which also include abseiling.
The nearby Crocodile River, which feeds the dam, offers white water rafting, including overnight options complete with riverside camping. Tubing, canoeing and cable slides into the river are also available.
The area also boasts one of South Africa's few inland dive sites – a 33m-deep open cast chrome mine at Miracle Waters, north of the dam. The clear spring water provides good visibility and several underwater features, including a sunken bus and aeroplane, are accessible to experienced divers.
Visit the nearby Elephant Sanctuary to walk with African elephants, and the exceptional Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre to see wild cats (and dogs) up close.
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Who to contact
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How to get here
From Johannesburg take the R512 to Brits and follow the signs to Hartbeespoort.
Best time to visit
For adventure activities, spring and summer offer the best weather. Winters, however, are generally mild so it's pretty much an all-year-round destination.
Around the area
The Welwitschia Market and Chameleon Village for arts, crafts and curios; drive the Crocodile Ramble arts and crafts route and the Magalies Meander; De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre; Hartbeespoort Elephant Sanctuary, Harties cableway.
Get around
Hartbeespoort is a fairly large area, with activities spread out, so driving yourself is best so as to explore at your own pace.
Length of stay
At least a weekend to explore the area and its attractions.
What to pack
Plenty of sunscreen and a hat, along with any sporting equipment you may need. If you do forget an important piece of equipment, however, chances are it will be available to rent.
Where to stay
There are plenty of charming B&Bs and guest houses in the area. If you plan on visiting the De Wildt Cheetah Sanctuary, stay at the Cheetah Lodge, a fine base from which to explore the area.
What to eat
There are a number of excellent country restaurants in the area. Try Tan' Malie se Winkel (Aunt Malie's Shop) for traditional South African country cooking.
What's happening
The annual Nelson Mandela Invitational golf tournament takes place at Pecanwood Estate in November. The Om die Dam (Round the Dam) Ultra Marathon is run in March.
Best buys
Locally made arts, crafts, curios and clothes at the African market at Chameleon Village.


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The basket I'm looking at at Fred Meyer seems to be porcelain coated, is that possible? If not, what is it really?
Yes. One of my two has that look. That is the one I prefer.
I haven't notice the bottoms getting scratched. My scratches came from going for some stuck-on stuff aggressively with an abrasive pad. No problems since going to the dishwasher.


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"How do I approach a long layoff? That's just a dumb question."
I approach it by getting some odds and ends out of the way. Later on we'll have a new "Go Time" post for the skills competition, and by skills competition I mean the skills competition, not a shootout.
I thought the draft last night was relatively cool, but it turned corny very quickly, and I think it will be completely lame when they do it again next year. The same jokes: Oh, hahaha, you picked your other teammate, not the one who we were expecting you to pick, hahaha. And I believe the going-away consolation prizes heaped on the last guy picked will now make that spot coveted, and so guys will plot who they will pick last so a buddy gets the car or whatever. Lame.
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In its September/October 2009 issue, New Humanist magazine published by The Rationalist Association in England with atheist and Darwinists members including Richard Dawkins covered the worldwide anti-Darwinist works of Mr. Adnan Oktar. Despite the delusive libelous statements employed as a method of psychological warfare engaged by the freemasonry, the protector of Darwinism and materialism, they had to admit the worldwide effect of Mr. Adnan Oktar.
Some of the covert admiration statements about Adnan Oktar that are encountered between the lines are as follows:
"the world"s most prominent Muslim creationist"
"a player in global debates about the origins of life and the future of relations between Islam and the West"
"undoubted charisma (something even his most ardent opponents concede)"
"he provides a compelling vision of a superior Islamic science"
"a man of authority and influence, a man confident in his own importance"
Following the publication of Atlas of Creation, the British nation, for the first time, started to seriously query the evolution theory and, in the face of the cogent evidence, has been convinced of the fallacy of Darwinism. In the face of the solid and irrefutable evidence in Mr. Oktar's works the theory of evolution has been utterly defeated and the whole world has witnessed this fact. It is said thus: "Muslim creationism is becoming increasingly visible and confident… Richard Dawkins himself recognises the impact of this new phenomenon: "There has been a sharp upturn in hostility to teaching evolution in the classroom and it's mostly coming from Islamic students.""
Some other quotations related to the news is thus:
"On scores of websites and in dozens of books with titles like The Evolution Deceit and The Dark Face of Darwinism…seems to have found its voice."
"Operating from Istanbul, Yahya is the founder of the Science Research Foundation, an impressive publishing empire that boasts more than 60 websites dedicated to his writings."
"... where his stalls feature prominently at book fairs."
"... he is treated far more seriously across the Muslim world. From daily newspapers in Egypt and Bosnia to influential satellite TV stations like al-Jazeera and (the Iran-funded) Press TV, to small Muslim broadcasters in the West like Radio Ummah and Radio Ramadan, Harun Yahya's argument, with its appearance of scientific credibility, its crowd-pleasing critique of Western materialism and its promise of the imminent collapse of the "Darwinist Dictatorship", is enthusiastically welcomed by a new audience.."
... Yahya is feted by extreme orthodox Sanhedrin Rabbis in Israel for his anti-atheism, and has ambitions to create a Turkish-Islamic union, a new Ottoman Empire girdling the world from Eastern Russia to Western Nigeria, which would unify the Islamic world under Turkish leadership.
In 1998 the Science and Research Foundation, the group Oktar had formed in 1990, launched its campaign against Darwinism… paving the way for the Atlas of Creation and Oktar's new role as the spokesman for Muslim creationism.
Retired Senator Steve Symms, who described it as "a major influence for good among the younger population of Turkey" and praised its "commitment to democracy, preservation of national and moral values, and respect for law".
Since then Oktar has become an ardent proponent of interfaith dialogue, attempting to unify believers of all stripes against the corrupting influence of Darwinism, which he now holds responsible for Fascism, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. Most recently, he has been talking about the "Turkish-Islamic Union"…


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A 15-month-old girl is recovering after undergoing a groundbreaking heart-lung transplant surgery.
Parents Krystina Lopez and Jesus Neira had been told daughter Izabella would likely die before her first birthday.
The South Florida Sun Sentinel reports the child was born with a rare disease that was hardening the tissue in her lungs. She was considered too young for a transplant and unlikely to find a suitable infant donor.
But specialists at Shands at the University of Florida decided to take Izabella on as their youngest heart-lung transplant candidate ever.
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I instantly said yes, but then the reality of having to actually host a few of my friends got the butterflies going. After all the planning and party set up, I was good to go. I welcomed Jasmine of Glitter on the Ceiling, Cid of Cid Style File, Daily of Daily Curlz, Betzy of Betzy's Makeup, and Nicole of Presley's Pantry to my little Jergens Crema get-together. You probably saw me tweeting away or posting pics on Instagram and Facebook yesterday.
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I had them all try out collection and I think they fell in love. It's probably because the Jergens Crema collection is pretty amazing!! This luxurious body moisturizer is specifically made to nourish and soften skin. It's long lating and it comes in three formulas (and scents) you'll love.
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Benjamin Chaffee (D'08), DDS, MPH, PhD, has been named UCSF Dentistry's Director of Global Oral Health, taking the helm from founding director and former Associate Dean for Global Oral Health John S. Greenspan, BSC, BDS, PhD, FRCPath, ScD [hc], FDSRCS [Eng], who retired in June 2014 [1].
In his role as director, Dr. Chaffee will oversee a variety of global oral health research and educational programs at the UCSF School of Dentistry.
Along with Associate Dean for Education and Student Affairs Dorothy Perry, PhD, and the Global Oral Health Steering Committee, Dr. Chaffee will serve to advance the school's programming in global health science, scholarship and community partnerships.
This includes administering the Global Oral Health Student Research Travel Awards, which allow students to develop and conduct faculty-mentored research projects in public health, epidemiology or basic sciences relevant to global oral health.
Past and current student fellows have carried out projects both locally and in nine countries internationally.
Dr. Chaffee is the course director for two elective offerings: the Global Oral Health Seminar, offered Winter Quarter, and the Global Oral Health Journal Club, offered Spring Quarter.
Dr. Chaffee will also play an active role in organizing the UCSF School of Dentistry's annual Global Oral Health Symposium, which attracts world-renowned speakers and will be offered for the fifth time in May 2015.
Dr. Chaffee is a graduate of the UCSF School of Dentistry and completed a master's degree in public health and a PhD in epidemiology at the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests include the contributions of early-life behavioral and familial factors in the development of early childhood caries, as well as influences of tobacco-related decision-making among adolescents. He is an assistant adjunct professor in the Department of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences, Division of Oral Epidemiology and Dental Public Health.
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The NFC finalists also met during the regular season and it was lopsided, too. Seattle romped 36-16 in the 2014 kickoff game.
Both sides went through some trials and tribulations the rest of the way, and not much emphasis should be placed on that opening result. Green Bay, in particular, is a different team, its defense more efficient with an improved pass rush, and its running game well-established after early struggles. Aaron Rodgers has gotten some diversity from his receiving group, especially with the emergence of Davante Adams and Andrew Quarless as a third and fourth target.
Most problematic, of course, is All-Pro Rodgers' sore calf. He clearly was restricted in the second half against Dallas last weekend — and the Cowboys don't come close to presenting the defensive challenge the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks bring.
Indeed, Seattle's D is looking just as imposing now as it was a year ago.
"We're playing for each other, I think that's the biggest thing," All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman says. "Guys are playing selfless: There aren't any egos, there aren't any agendas, and guys just want to do whatever it takes to win. If that means making a tackle, then make the tackle; if that means catching the football, we're going to catch the football. Guys are playing for one another, they don't care about stats, nor do they care about anything else."
They care about another trip to the big game, and they'll get it.