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The Free Muslims Coalition responds properly to Rep King's terrorism hearings. We salute them. This is exactly how all muslims should respond.
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On December 10, 2010, a US court sentenced convicted terrorist Mohammed Junaid Babar, 35, to time served. Khan was one of four suicide bombers that targeted London on July 7, 2005. Three suicide bombers targeted the subway system, while the fourth detonated his bomb aboard a double-decker bus. The bombers, aged between 18 and 30, killed 52 people and injured more than 770.
On October 1, 2010, Daniel Pipes published this rather lengthy monologue on his blog: http://www.danielpipes.org/8913/two-decades-rushdie-rules. Mr. Pipes is director of the Middle East Forum, Taube distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University, and a columnist at National Review. He delivered an earlier version of this text on receiving an award from the Danish Free Speech Society.
This monologue is so important, I believe, that it needs the widest possible dissemination. Mr. Pipes graciously granted permission for reproduction of his words on TDH.
Dick Morris says the military option in North Korea is off the table now that they've detonated a nuke. I say you couldn't ask for a more classic justification for a preemptive strike.
Well, I think we can all agree that we successfully pulled THAT cat's fangs. Stalin must be laughing his ass off during breaks from his primary duties as Hell's communal happy sock.
Hat tip: Mr. Smith.
Pull out of Iraq???
Perhaps the U.S. should pull out of Chicago?
As George Santayana famously said, those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Let's maintain enough perspective to remember who the good guys are.
If you're having a hard time getting your kid to quit playing with high explosives, show him this video. Unless you're a terrorist, in which case we encourage you to join in the fun.
Don't know how I missed this one when the news broke in March, but thanks to my good friend Chris Smith for the tip. USS New York, clad with 24 tons of steel from World Trade Center 1, is preparing for battle.
A Marine Captain addresses the Code Pinkos who trashed his recruiting office in Berkeley.
Marine EOD takes a page from Hollywood and brings a little flash to an Iraq insurgent's stone house.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declared the Iraq war effort a failure and the recent troop surge a bust during the Sunday edition of CNN's Late Edition. Meanwhile, captured Al-Qaeda documents suggest terrorist reluctance to accept Pelosi's analysis.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo women's cross country team closed out their 2013 regular season slate with a program best third place team finish at the Sunshine State Conference Championship meet Saturday morning. The team collected 86 points overall, with three runners finishing in the top-20.
Freshman Jelena Tancic led the squad, crossing the tape with a career best 6K time of 22:04. Tancic's finish placed her on the 2013 All-Championship Team, comprised of the top-10 runners from each race. The Erlangen, Germany native recorded the third-fastest 6K time in program history in her first ever SSC Championship race.
Andrea Maxwell and Natalie McCormick both finished with a time of 23:44, with Maxwell edging out McCormick by a few tenths of a second to place 15th, while McCormick grabbed the 16th fastest time and set a new personal best.
Kylie Fagan, Anet Milian, Ronja Jaeger, and Grace Lederer completed the course in a pack, with Fagan leading the way with a timeo f 24:43, good for 32nd overall. Milian was three seconds back with a time of 24:46, with Jaeger on her heels with a mark of 24:47. Lederer was 10 ticks back from Jaeger, finishing the course in 24:57.
The senior duo of Elyse Snyder and Lee Ann Antuna came in 37th and 38th, respectively. Snyder ran the event in 25:22, while Antuna finished three seconds back as the pair ran in their final SSC Championship race of their careers.
Elizabeth Bruty completed the race in 26:11, while Allison Knipe finished with a time of 28:07.
Nova Southeastern's Alexandria Palm took home individual honors in the race as she crossed the tape with a time of 21:50, and placed first out of 70 runners. The University of Tampa took home the team championship, finishing with 31 points.
The Lions return to action on November 9, when they run in the NCAA South Region Championship meet, hosted by the University of Tampa at the Sydney Dover Trails.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo women's cross country team, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.

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West Mifflin football earns OT win over Central Valley
DiAngelo Mitchell knew exactly what the situation meant as it unfolded.
Central Valley's all-everything Robert Foster broke into the open field in a tie game with no time on the clock after Stanford band-like laterals, and the Warriors were about to pull off one of the most miraculous victories in WPIAL playoff history.
But that's just about when Mitchell, 30 yards behind Foster, heard West Mifflin coach Ray Braszo's voice in his head.
"Coach says that hustle wins the game, so I just hustled," Mitchell said. "I thought he was going to score. I saw him break loose and when I saw him keep cutting, I just tried to time it up and made the tackle."
Mitchell raced down the field and tackled Foster at the 10-yard line, sending the game into overtime — where West Mifflin advanced to the WPIAL Class AAA championship for the first time since 2004 when Derrick Fulmore dove into the end zone for a two-point conversion that gave the Titans a 36-35 win.
"We kind of told them all week that if we were going to win, we had to out-hustle him," Braszo said. "What an unbelievable game that was."
The Titans (11-1) will take on West Allegheny for the Class AAA title Friday. It will be a rematch of the 2000 title game that West Allegheny won, 21-7.
West Mifflin used a two-headed rushing attack of Jimmy Wheeler and Fulmore to advance to its third title game since the merger of West Mifflin North and South in 1985. Fulmore rushed for 162 yards on 20 carries and scored three touchdowns, and Wheeler added 141 yards on 34 carries and a score.
Foster finished with 147 yards rushing and three touchdowns. His athleticism bothered West Mifflin the entire game and was the reason why the Titans elected to go for two in overtime.
"Definitely, that's why we went," Braszo said. "(Foster) made us kick off the way we did, punt the way we did."
After Mitchell was able to haul down Foster to send the game into overtime, Central Valley wasted no time taking the lead. Foster scored from 5 yards out to make it 35-28. West Mifflin answered on its first play of overtime with a Fulmore 10-yard run. Dom Gajdos-Benson's kick appeared to send the game into a second overtime, but the Warriors were called for offsides.
"Once we made the decision, it was just figuring out what we were going to run," Braszo said. "Derrick thought we could wedge it and so we went for it."
Fulmore's quarterback sneak over the right side of the line gave West Mifflin the victory.
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No. 3 Florida earns hard-fought win at Tennessee
Published: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 8:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 11:44 p.m.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — With the shot clock winding down and the ball in his hands, Florida senior point guard Scottie Wilbekin wasn't thinking about the five previous 3-point attempts he missed.
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"You just have to stay confident," Wilbekin said. "I knew the clock was winding down and we had to get a good shot for our team. The ball was in my hands so I just took the best shot I could."
Over the outstretched arms of Tennessee 6-foot-6 junior guard Josh Richardson, Wilbekin drained a 21-foot 3-pointer with 2:24 left, the biggest shot in No. 3 Florida's 67-58 win over Tennessee on Tuesday night at Thompson-Boling Arena.
But the biggest play came less than a minute later, when, with 1:35 left and a loose ball heading out of bounds, Florida senior center Patric Young hurled his body toward the end line, somehow corralling it to allow the Gators to retain possession up 61-55. That allowed the Gators to bleed 35 more seconds off the clock. Then, after a missed 3-point attempt from freshman point guard Kasey Hill, sophomore forward Dorian Finney-Smith came up with another big offensive rebound. Wilbekin was then fouled with 52 seconds left, and fans at Thompson-Boling Arena started to file toward the exits.
"Our coaches always talk about making winning plays," Young said. "I think that goes down as a textbook winning play."
Florida won for just the second time in its last nine trips to Knoxville.
"We all really wanted to win this game, especially the seniors," Young said. "It's been two years since we've won, and I didn't want to give them any opportunity. … I just saw that ball and I wanted it so much and I grabbed it."
Added Wilbekin: "This was the biggest thing on all of our minds today. We weren't thinking about anything else. We weren't thinking about the last game. We weren't thinking about the next game. We knew how important this win was to all of us."
Wilbekin finished with 21 points, six assists and four steals for his best all-around floor game as a Gator. Florida (22-2, 11-0 Southeastern Conference) will take a 16-game winning streak into its showdown Saturday night at No. 14 Kentucky.
Wilbekin made 5 of 6 free-throws down the stretch to seal the win, but Young's hustle play also loomed large in the outcome.
"It was an incredible play, I thought, by him," Florida coach Billy Donovan said. "He sold out, two guys were in front of him and he ran past and made an incredible save to come up with the loose basketball, and they had to foul. It was an incredible play by him just effort-wise with four fouls."
Young finished with six points and six rebounds before fouling out with 28 seconds remaining. Michael Frazier II added 11 points for the Gators, including a big 3-pointer in transition with 3:32 left that extended UF's lead to 58-54.
Jarnell Stokes led Tennessee (15-9, 6-5) with 20 points and 11 rebounds, posting his 14th double-double of the season and 32nd of his career. Senior guard Jordan McRae added 17 points for the Vols.
Florida didn't expect a win at Tennessee to come as easy as its 67-41 win over the Vols at the O'Connell Center last Jan. 25. But the Gators jumped on Tennessee early, forcing six turnovers in Tennessee's first nine possession. A Wilbekin steal and breakaway layup put the Gators up 10-2, forcing Tennessee coach Cuonzo Martin to call timeout.
McRae then heated up, hitting back-to-back 3-pointers to cut Florida's lead to 13-8. A McRae dunk in transition cut UF's lead to 24-22. With the Gators up 26-22, Tennessee went on a 10-0 run, extending its lead to 32-26 on a jumper by senior guard Antonio Barton that brought the crowd of 18,009 into a frenzy.
But Florida answered with a 7-2 run to close the half. Florida senior forward Casey Prather made just his second 3-pointer of this season (on just his fourth attempt) to cut Tennessee's lead to 32-29. Prather then followed with a drive in transition to cut the Vols' lead to 32-31.
Stokes then hit a hook shot over Florida freshman Chris Walker to put the Vols up 34-31. Stokes had a chance to pad the lead at the free-throw line, but missed the front-end of the one-and-one attempt with 9.1 seconds left. Wilbekin grabbed the rebound and raced the length of the court, hitting a runner in the lane to cut Tennessee's lead to 34-33 at halftime.
"It was important for us in terms of momentum," Wilbekin said. "They punched us here on their homecourt and we knew that, and we wanted to punch back."
Donovan felt encouraged because the Gators trailed by just one at halftime despite the fact that Tennessee shot 62.5 percent from the floor in the half, compared to Florida shooting just 36.4 percent from the field in the first 20 minutes.
"That's generally a recipe for being down 20 or 15 and you're in a real hole," Donovan said. "We kind of dug ourselves out of a six-point deficit and cut it to one. I thought a lot of the shots they made in the first half, those shots didn't go down in the second half. I thought we made it a lot more difficult for McRae."
In the second half, Florida stopped settling for 3-point attempts over Tennessee's zone, finding lanes to the basket and working the ball inside. Florida also muscled up on the boards. After being outrebounded 40-35 in the first meeting with Tennessee, the Gators outrebounded Tennessee 39-32 on Tuesday night and grabbed 18 offensive rebounds.
"We knew we had to go in there and bleed and battle and fight and bite and scratch to come up with some loose balls," Young said. "Everyone got in there … it was a collective team effort, especially from our guards."
Contact Kevin Brockway at 352-374-5054 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Also check out Brockway's blog at Gatorsports.com.
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Healthy Swaps: Holiday Cocktail Partyby Dana Angelo White in Healthy Holidays, Healthy Tips, December 13, 2010
Typical holiday cocktail parties are overflowing with alcohol and high calorie foods, but you can be festive while watching your figure. These 5 swaps will save you a whopping 1000 calories at your next shindig.
Instead of: Pigs in a blanket
Choose: Chicken sausage bites or "naked" cocktail franks
The Payoff: Losing the pastry will cut back on the calories and fat by approximately 50 percent. Besides, many of those premade pastry doughs are made with artery-clogging trans fats.
Instead of: Traditional spinach and artichoke dip
Choose: Our lightened-up version
The Payoff: A serious reduction in saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium – a holiday gift to your arteries.
Instead of: Heavy and salty fried foods
Choose: Light and fresh veggies and dip
The Payoff: Crunch without the salt, fat and calories. Make it extra tasty and satisfying with protein-packed hummus or yogurt dip and the freshest veggies possible. If you're the host, create a veggie platter that people actually want to dig in to.
Instead of: Holiday-themed cocktails
Choose: Champagne or Wine
The Payoff: Spiked eggnog and gingerbread martinis can rack up more than 400 calories each! In contrast, 5 ounce servings of wine or bubbly make a festive 120-calorie cocktail.
Instead of: Chocolate cake
Choose: Brownie bites
The Payoff: Scratch your itch for something sweet and chocolaty while saving more than 500 calories.
Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »


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Hi guys, I booted BT3 on to one of our workstations today as we are trying to assess the risks of someone else doing it, to find out what they would be able to do. We have a large switched network with Win2003 domain.
Once booted up I got allocated my usual static IP from the server and was able to access our local intranet page proving I had IP connectivitiy to the network. I port scanned using nmap and got a whole load of results back from various servers as expected.
My question is, as an attacker - would there be a way to say sniff the network using cain (in my VMware XP build) and catch passwords while users are authenticating to the domain, then giving me valid credentials to go further? - If not, what is an attacker likely to do at this point apart from run exploits? I think someone would be more likely to try to access files etc that they didn't have rights too
Thanks - and for the record, I am the Security officer and this is totally legal.


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My husband, Anthony, has been offered a place on a phase 1 trial of this drug in the UK at King's College/Guys Hospital. The trial is of BIBW 2992 in combination with paclitaxel(taxol) and possibly also avastin. Does anyone have any experience or information about this drug? We have done a bit of research and there seem to have been some positive results with certain lung cancers. We feel it is probably worth a try but would be grateful for any input from members.


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New Roller-Coaster Ride Ripped Limbs Off Of Crash Test Dummies – Awesome!
Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana has the number rated wooden roller-coaster in the world, but they don't have anything like this, at least not yet. Thorpe Park outside of London is about to roll out a brand new coaster called the 'The Swarm' and this is unlike any coaster you have ever seen and has actully ripped limbs off crash-test dummies....whoa!


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It's easy to imagine a chocolate coffee cake is going to taste too sweet. That's one of the reasons we went with cocoa instead—a very special cocoa made for us by Scharffen Berger that is more complex and elegantly excellent than any we've ever tried.
Like a cup of well-made cocoa, this is a cake you can adore any time—especially since it's made with organic flour. It's always a welcome table guest. Have a slice with morning coffee, with afternoon tea or with a scoop of ice cream to top off a long day before you head off to bed.
Gift boxed in our wooden cheese crate (illustrated at right) or our fun, cartoon cardboard gift box.
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Sealed with a Kiss Designs, the creator of the most figure enhancing dress I own, is sharing their spring and summer 2011 look book!!
I'm not going to lie, I am soooo looking forward to the collections below. You can tell they've worked hard on bringing us fashion we love all under $100. Their pieces are not only flattering, but they are very versatile.
Spring and summer will bring us The Basics Collection, The Aquarius Collection, The Garden Party Collection, and finally The Santorini Collection. Wait until you see their pieces.
Here's a description of the collections from Sealed with a Kiss Designs themselves:
The Basics Collection will be released in early March. Full of comfortable and flattering wardrobe staples, Basics will contain items that are wearable and closet-friendly. The collection will include tunics, boyfriend tee's, day dresses, skirts and a selection of tops and leggings.
Next will come Aquarius! The Aquarius Collection is part boho-chick, part rocker and a whole lot of 70's style. Maxi dresses, tunics, flowy tops and day dresses make this collection up. The Aquarius Collection color palette will explore earth-based and muted tones such as mushroom, faded aqua, dusty rose, sepia and silver grey.
Mid-spring will bring the release of our Garden Party Collection! Featuring colors as vivid as bright, garden flowers, Garden Party features ultra-feminine and wearable styles. This collection offers a brightly-hued party dress, one shoulder tunic, dress and skirt in a playful eyelet and a myriad of versatile tops. Bright purple, green, pink, cantaloupe and white are the featured colors.
Our final collection of the season is the Santorini Collection. Inspired by the Grecian island of the same name, the Santorini Collection utilizes clothes that drape to highlight the feminine form. Gracefully draped tunics and dresses are sure to flatter a woman's curves. The color palette features vibrant cobalt blue, a vivid sea-blue color, poppy red and sand.
In addition to the above collections we will, of course, be adding new colors to our best-selling Veronica Maxi Dress and shorter Victoria Dress.


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The Jets travel to Foxborough, and a win Sunday over the 5-0 Patriots would establish New York's credentials as a contender. But don't expect any outlandish statements from Jets coach Todd Bowles or his players.
"I don't discourage anybody," he says of holding back what his players say. "I just try to make sure we act professionally and we do the things that we need to do to win. It's not about talking or discouraging or monitoring guys' conversations or anything like that.
"It's about being mature as a football team and understanding where we are and what we need to do."
What the Jets need to do is try to slow down Tom Brady. New England barely has been tested so far, and the 38-year-old Brady — who said this week he would like to play another 10 years — needs 43 yards passing to become the fifth quarterback in NFL history to reach 55,000. Brady is 21-6 vs. the Jets, and few quarterbacks can handle the blitz the way he can.
"They bring everybody," he said. "So it looks like everybody gets a turn, and they're just very aggressive with the blitz. They blitz a lot. You've got to be prepared for it at all times. They have big guys that blitz, outside linebackers. They've got the inside linebackers that blitz. They've got, you know, secondary players who are involved, so they come from everywhere."


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Sonia Rykiel Fall 2012
A charming sense of play is something we've always come to expect from the Sonia Rykiel wardrobe; with her shock of red hair and alluring nonchalance, no one embodies that energy more than the founder herself. Appointed by Sonia and Nathalie Rykiel just last year, creative director April Crichton took inspiration from an image of Sonia chez-elle in her heyday for fall 2012; indeed the runway was carpeted in the same shade of navy blue as the lacquered walls of her Saint-Germain apartment. That moody 1970s backdrop gave Crichton a chance to shed light on the more serious side of Rykiel's Left Bank sensibilities, the kind of sartorial dress codes that started with Parisian thinkers like Simone de Beauvoir. Stripping back the frivolity of last season, the opening looks bore witness to the cool monochrome uniform Rykiel would have lived in back then—snug black sweater layered on a soft, feminine silk blouse and black pant, or in this case, a matching kick-flare knit skirt.
Given the varied renditions of head-to-toe dressing we've seen emerge in the past couple of seasons—be it sparkling embellishment, or head-to-toe all-over prints—Crichton's collection offered a new take on the idea, from slinky ribbed pencil skirts that were paired with cropped tops, to cardigans cut to fit the contours of the body like a figure-hugging sweaterdress. There were still a few rib-tickling Rykiel witticisms in the collection to be had—one belted, cream knitted look came weather-worn with moth-holes that looked like it might have been made decades earlier, for example. The black woolen headbands were also a quirky addition to a work-ready wardrobe, as were the tailored peek-a-boo slashes on an LBD. With a new designer at the helm, Sonia Rykiel is still in the process of finding a space in the contemporary fashion landscape, and connecting with that signature joie de vivre will help the brand find its feet.


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Woman killed, 3 injured in Levy collision
Published: Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 5:32 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 5:32 p.m.
A woman from Trenton was killed and three other people, including an 11-year-old girl and 5-month-old boy, were injured Saturday when an SUV collided with a pickup truck that was towing a tractor on a flatbed trailer, according to a report.
Tara Nicole Bruderly, 28, was driving a 2006 Toyota Highlander north on County Road 347 approaching County Road 346A in Levy County around 5:30 p.m.
At the same time, William Harry Couey, 47, of Trenton was heading east on CR 346A in a 2000 Ford F150 truck towing a flatbed trailer with a large tractor, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Bruderly failed to stop for the stop sign at the intersection of CR 347 and CR 346A, the FHP reported, and struck the right side of the trailer. The impact dislodged the tractor from the trailer and the tractor struck the left side of the SUV.
The truck's trailer hitch failed and the trailer dislodged and rotated as it crossed the westbound traffic lane of
CR 346A. The pickup truck went out of control onto the north shoulder then back across both traffic lanes on CR 346A and overturned.
Bruderly was pronounced deceased at the scene, the FHP reported. Kaylee Bruderly, 11, and Alden Bruderly, 5 months, were taken to Shands at the University of Florida.
Couey was taken to North Florida Regional Hospital where he was listed in serious condition, the FHP reported.
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Published: Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 8:58 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 8:58 p.m.
A Gainesville man who is a registered sex offender was arrested Saturday on allegations he exposed himself to an 11-year-old boy.
The alleged incident occurred at a church where the man attended a support group to help sex offenders; the boy is in a youth group at church, according to an Alachua County Sheriff's arrest report.
Justin Trey Hardy, 19, was in a bathroom of The Family Church at 2022 SW 122nd St., on Friday evening, according to the report. Hardy and several youths in the church were playing video games when Hardy asked the victim to go to the bathroom with him.
There, Hardy asked the boy if he wanted to see his private parts and then pulled down his pants, the report said.
The victim told Hardy no and turned away. Hardy then pulled up his pants and told the victim repeatedly not to tell anyone and they both left the restroom, the arrest report states.
The boy told his mother about the incident and she called the sheriff's office. Under police questioning, Hardy said he has "pulled down his pants and showed him it," the report states.
Hardy was arrested on a charge of lewd and lascivious exhibition to a minor. In 2009, he was arrested on a charge of lewd or lascivious molestation of a victim under 12 years old.
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Bonsai Village
Grow your own little piece of paradise with the brand new Bonsai Village. Plants in the Bonsai Village start sprouting in less than a week and live for years! This exciting dome terrarium contains five kinds of trees and shrubs-Elm, Lilac, Pea Shrub, Beauty Bush, and Butterfly Bush-enough variety that the basic techniques of bonsai can be learned. Complete your serene landscape with thoughtfully-placed boulders, a Buddha statue, bonsai decals and plant stakes, and natural gravel.


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We're continuing our season long Fall Fest 2011, which welcomes food and garden bloggers to feature garden-to-table recipes and tips. We'll help you to enjoy all that this season has to offer. First up was the classic fall favorite, apples, then a Thanksgiving staple, potatoes, and now we're featuring pumpkin.
Yes, pumpkins make great jack-o-lanterns, but did you also know that they make a great dinner? While you may see gigantic great-for-carving pumpkins at the market right now, you'll also notice the smaller and adorably plump pie or sugar pumpkins that are easier to work with. Use two of these small pumpkins (or one medium-sized) to prepare a fresh pumpkin risotto made with fresh pumpkin puree and diced pumpkin.
First, half the pumpkins and scoop out the seeds and the pulp. Be sure to save the seeds! They're great for topping the risotto right before you serve it, or for snacking while you cook.
Cut and peel the pumpkin. Reserve half for boiling down and pureeing and the other half for dicing into the risotto.
Pour pumpkin puree, diced pumpkin, rice, vegetable broth, minced onion, salt and pepper into a casserole dish and bake until almost all of the liquid has been sopped up by the rice. Remove from the oven and stir in sage, Parmesan cheese, ricotta cheese and a drizzle of olive oil.
Top with a sprinkle of toasted pumpkin seeds and a sprig of sage before serving.
Pumpkin Risotto Recipe
(adapted from Aida's Creamy Baked Pumpkin Risotto)
5 cups vegetable broth
2 cups arborio rice
2 cups of pumpkin, diced
1 1/2 cups pumpkin puree
1/2 medium yellow onion, minced
1/3 cup chopped sage
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
1/2 cup ricotta cheese
2 tablespoons olive oil
Pumpkin seeds, toasted
Heat oven to 400 degrees F.
Remove seeds and pulp from one medium pie or sugar pumpkin then cut in half. Peel and dice half of the pumpkin. Peel, steam and puree the other half.
Combine broth, rice, pumpkin chunks, puree, and onion in a 3-quart baking dish, season with salt and pepper, and stir. Cover with aluminum foil and bake, stirring occasionally, until almost all liquid is absorbed by the rice, about 35 minutes.
Remove from oven, stir in remaining ingredients. Top with toasted pumpkin seeds before serving.
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Haute Apple Pie Girls: Pumpkin Bread Parfait
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Virtually Homemade: Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins With Pumpkin Seed Streusel
Napa Farmhouse 1885: Pumpkin Pizza
Daydreamer Desserts: Pumpkin Fattigman
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FN Dish: The Ultimate Pumpkin Soup
Cooking Channel: Pumpkin Risotto
The Sensitive Epicure: Pumpkin Whoopie Pies With Molasses Marshmallows
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Fairfield Lake Fish Kills Continue; TPWD to Suspend Stocking
ATHENS—Some 172,000 fish were lost in Fairfield Lake in September in what has become an annual event at the Luminant power plant lake adjacent to Fairfield Lake State Park.
Fish kills due to low oxygen levels have been documented on the lake since 2003. These kills have resulted in the loss of an estimated 2,719,096 fish valued at $6,120,263.79.
"The total kill for 2011 is much lower than the nearly 1.5 million killed last year," said Richard Ott, TPWD fisheries biologist, who manages the lake. "It is very likely the reduction in number of fish killed is attributable to a reduction in the number of fish present. Furthermore, the size distribution of fish killed this year suggests that most were young. The long-term prognosis is that without some substantial change in water quality, annual kills will continue, and these populations will no longer be self-sustaining."
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Inland Fisheries biologists have determined that the low oxygen levels result from a combination of factors.
Normally microscopic plants called phytoplankton produce oxygen by photosynthesis during daylight hours and increase oxygen concentration enough to compensate for respiration (oxygen use) by those same phytoplankton and fish as well as bacterial decomposition. However, during periods of cloudy weather, sunlight (measured as solar radiation) is reduced; oxygen consumption remains high but oxygen production is greatly reduced. When cloudy weather lasts for several days and oxygen concentration falls below the minimum level to support aquatic life, fish begin to die.
In late August and September, water temperature and bacterial activity are still high but day length shortens incrementally. In power-plant reservoirs such as Fairfield, water temperature and day length can become out of phase and increase the probability of fish kills.
Similar fish kills have also been reported in the past at other power-plant lakes such as Victor Braunig and Calaveras near San Antonio but were of much lower magnitude than those at Fairfield. The situation at Fairfield is exacerbated by the fact that the make-up water pumped into the reservoir from the Trinity River to maintain elevation is very high in nutrients. These nutrients are further concentrated due to evaporation and lack of water discharge through the dam. This high level of nutrients contributes to high phytoplankton and fish production in Fairfield Lake but also contributes to dissolved oxygen depletion during cloudy weather.
Ott will be making recommendations to Luminant on how to correct the problem, but in the meantime, TPWD plans to suspend stocking fish into Fairfield Lake. "The fish we produce in our hatcheries are limited, and stocking them into a reservoir where they will have very little chance of survival is not our best use of them," Ott said.
Fairfield Lake has long been known as an excellent largemouth bass fishery and more recently as a trophy red drum freshwater fishery, but it also supported populations of forage species as well as catfish and tilapia. All these fisheries appear to have been impacted by the kill. "By using datasondes we were able to verify levels of oxygen below what will sustain fish even in the middle of the lake, where water quality is expected to be the best," Ott said.
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Minn Kota SP RT55/SP/CP Riptide Saltwater Bow-Mount Trolling Motor
- Additional discounts do not apply.
Deploy-assist lever
Maximizes battery use
Advanced corrosion protection
Get optimized saltwater performance with Riptide SP's reengineered electric steer control, new deploy-assist lever, and a host of features that set the standards for power and control.
Deploy-Assist Lever
* Deploy-assist lever puts you in motion and in pursuit of fish quickly and easily. Simply depress the lever to deploy the motor, and you're ready to go. When it's time to move, it stows easily and securely - ready for action again as soon as you are.
* Go remote with standard CoPilot. Give yourself the freedom to operate from anywhere on the boat with the CoPilot remote control - now standard on Riptide SP. It is total control in the palm of your hand.
Digital Maximizer on a single charge. Conventional speed coil technology wastes energy by delivering a constant flow of power to the motor, regardless of the speed setting, and results in wasted energy.
Optional Foot Pedal
* Waterproof, low-profile foot pedal with 18' cord offers precise control. You can activate AutoPilot as well as heel/toe or right/left steering, infinite speed adjustments, and momentary/constant On/Off control. Sold separately.
Advanced Corrosion Protection
* Riptide features premium-grade marine alloys, including aluminum upper arms that are virtually impervious to oxidative corrosion (rust). Metals undergo a rigid multi-step cleaning process before being anodized or coated with a special zinc dichromate armor plating. All components are then finished with a 5-mil TGIC polyester, powder-coated paint.
Fully Encapsulated Electronics
* Riptide control boards are fully encapsulated in marine-grade urethane to protect the electronic circuitry. All electrical connections are sealed with liquid-tight heat shrink tubing to form an impregnable barrier against the destructive effects of saltwater.
Sacrificial Anode
* A sacrificial anode protects the motor from galvanic corrosion. Saltwater attacks the zinc anode (discretely located on the prop hub) which can be easily replaced when necessary. The result is better protection and longer motor life.
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* Nothing runs cooler or more quietly than Minn Kota. Extra large windings and commutators are used to dissipate heat, resulting in cooler operation, extended battery power, and longer motor life. A unique bearing system produces low rpms/high torque to cut down on fish-spooking noise.
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(6 minutes) In this podcast, Dr. Elaine Enarson discusses her vision for future research, policy, and practice related to preventing sexual and gender-based violence in disasters. This is the last in a series of four podcasts from an interview with Dr. Enarson.
© 2016 National Sexual Violence Resource Center – Founded by the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
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Microsoft Shows Windows 8 CP on Tegra 3, Krait, OMAP 5 & Clover Trailby Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/29/2012 10:08 AM EST
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ltcommanderdata - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkDX9 requires at least FP24 support for pixel shaders. Tegra 2 only supported FP20 pixel shaders. That Tegra 3 is supported in WIndows 8 mean that it's pixel shaders have been improved or has an exception been made for DX9 compliance? Reply
B3an - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - link*pixelated tumble weed blows across Anandtech*
...Everyone is busy installing / checking out the awesome Win 8 preview :) LOL. Reply
AmdInside - Thursday, March 01, 2012 - linkAlthough Win8 looks very nice, I am not really liking the user experience so far. May need to spend more time with it. Used a touch screen monitor on an Intel PC just to get a feel for what it would be like on a tablet. Reply


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I'm just learning python from literally the ground up, and I'm trying to complete an "exercise" and I seem to be getting a weird bug. I know that when you're defining a function, you just leave a blank line to stop the definition. However, when I try to do this for a particular definition, it just keeps going and going and won't let me stop no matter how many blank lines I enter. Other definitions work just fine. The screenshot will show what I mean. The top one is the function I'm trying to write. The bottom screenie is an alternate function that works properly but is not as accurate for what I need.
In case you're wondering, the exercise is thus:
Write a function named right_justify that takes a string named s as a parameter and prints the string with enough leading spaces so that the last letter of the string is in column 70 of the display.
If someone can please help me know what is going on here, and why I can't STOP writing this particular function, I would be grateful! It's probably something obvious I'm missing, so maybe I can learn something.


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Modern Convenience: Didi Rounds - Modern Playroom
Arrange your own colors and configuration with these 14" d. pillows for your walls. Upholstered vinyl with sound absorbing batting are great for your home rec-room, commercial space, library, or any kid's play area. With a Velcro application on the back, it is an easy installation. Designed for noisy indoor play and fun.


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Barack Obama is a puzzle. He is a skilful politician – he would not be in the White House otherwise – yet he has managed to dismay not only independent voters but also the liberal base of his own party. One can see that he was likely to disappoint one group or the other, but not both. How could the man with the nous to stop Hillary Clinton ever have let this happen?
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Clap Your HandsLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
There is a special auditorium that holds 100 people. It is not full. Each person claps seven times after a performance. Every time ten claps are heard, the man in the front twitches. Every third twitch, one of the actors hops. Every two hops, a person in the crowd cheers. Every four cheers, the actors bow. If they only bowed once, what is the least amount of people that can be in the auditorium?
BONUS! How many bows will the actors do if the auditorium is full?
HintJust try going through the whole process backwards.
BONUS! Try doing the process forward. (Remember you can't have a fraction of a twitch or a clap, ect.)
AnswerOne bow = 4 cheers.
4 cheers = 8 hops.
8 hops = 24 twitches.
24 twitches = 240 claps.
240/7 = 34.28
Since you can't have a fraction of a person, there must have been at least 35 people.
100 people = 700 claps.
700 claps = 70 twitches.
70 twitches = 23 hops. (You can't have .3 of a hop)
23 hops = 11 cheers. (You can't have half of a cheer)
11 cheers = 2 bows. (You can't have three-quarters of a bow)
At most, they will bow twice.
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Bruce Larson's Dragonsnake Cobra – CSX 2093 – will be available for purchase once again. When last we saw it, Mecum Auctions had it at their annual Kissimmee, Florida, event held in late January. This was back in 2007, and it sold for a whopping $1,417,500 (which included a 5 percent buyer's premium) – it was the top sale of the auction. Just landing on our desk was news of its impending sale at auction: Mecum at their annual Kissimmee event in January 2011.
Listed as lot S121.1 (it's estimated that it'll cross the block on Saturday, January 29 at 2:45 p.m.), the '63 Cobra has documented race and build history; it's one of eight such cars modified by Shelby for the quarter-mile.
If only I had the money. I've always loved the Cobra, but without the hard cash I don't think I'll ever be able to get one, a genuine one that is, and the replicas just don't seem to have the same soul.
Geoff, you need to drive a well-tuned replica then. Some are exact replicas… can't get much more real than that!
The investment classic car "flips" on the auction circuit remind me of the investment real estate flipping that was so popular, prior to the "bubble bursting". One can always hope that the investment auto market will crash the same way. Maybe then you will be able to get one.
Michigander, I am all for what you wrote. There is also a ridiculous vintage guitar market like this afoot in much the same time frame as the Car and Housing markets. I don't think it started with Beaniebabies…
That's exactly what is happening , It's another Bubble for
those with Lots of Play Money . Invest in Gold and
Silver — cash in before the peak and the Classic car market
should collapse around or before that time and you will
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Bridgwater & Albion RFC Youth Section is looking to welcome new players and helpers to join their teams on a Sunday Morning.
They have teams in all age groups from ages six to 16 and meet each Sunday morning between 10am and 12 noon for training or matches against other local teams.
Rather than focussing on winning at all times (although we enjoy winning) they emphasise the enjoyment of playing Rugby across the age groups and strongly promote the team spirit element of the game. This in turn helps the fitness and development of children throughout many aspects of their life.
They follow all of the core values of the RFU and utilise a lot of their development plans for the club and children.
All of their coaches have completed RFU courses and have been CRB checked.
They offer three weeks free no obligation trial to see if we match up with your expectations.
If you are interested in coming to see what they have to offer, either go down to the club on Bath Road on a Sunday morning or call David Pomeroy on 01823-690221 or 07967-326418.


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Archaeological Artefact and Coin Identification Service
A drop-in identification service for coins and archaeological objects runs in the Ashmolean Museum on the first Wednesday of every month from 12 – 3pm. It is located in 'Exploring the Past' on the Lower Ground Floor (Gallery 1 on the map).
This service is run by the Heberden Coin Room and Department of Antiquities, and we aim to identify all archaeological objects and coins brought to the service that are within the scope of our collections and expertise.
Please note that Islamic coins and medals cannot be identified at the ID service but we can photograph them for identification by the appropriate curator at a later date.
We regret that we cannot take items in, or provide either valuation or authentication of objects. Neither the Ashmolean Museum nor members of staff can accept liability for opinions given on objects submitted for examination, or for information provided.
Please contact the service in advance before bringing large numbers of objects for identification, as the service gets busy and staff may need to restrict the number of objects examined in order to be able to deal with all enquiries on the day.
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Archaeological objects or coins with a known findspot from England or Wales, and dating to before around 1700, can be reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme through their network of Finds Liaison Officers (follow link to see a list of the Officers and their contact details). The Portable Antiquities Scheme seeks to identify and record archaeological finds within a national database. Anni Byard, the local Finds Liaison Officer, will be in the museum for the Identification Service on the first Wednesday of every month.
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The Treasure Act, 1996
All finders of Treasure have a legal obligation to report such items under the Treasure Act 1996. Treasure includes all gold and silver objects over 300 years old, groups of two or more coins over 300 years old which come from the same find, and groups of two or more prehistoric base-metal objects which come from the same find. For further information go to www.finds.org.uk/treasure. If you think that your artefact may constitute Treasure, you are legally obliged to report the find to the local Coroner within 14 days. For Treasure found in Oxfordshire or Berkshire, Anni Byard, the local Finds Liaison Officer, can help with the identification of Treasure items and the reporting process. For finds from other areas, please follow this link for a list of all of the Finds Liaison Officers by area.


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A weekly round-up of the latest DVD releases.
By Damon Smith
New to rent on DVD/Blu-ray
Ice Age 4: Continental Drift (Cert U, 84 mins, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Animation/Family/Comedy/Action, also available to buy DVD £19.99/The Mammoth Pack DVD Box Set £29.99/Blu-ray £24.99/3D Blu-ray £29.99/The Mammoth Pack Blu-ray Box Set £49.99)
Featuring the voices of: Ray Romano, Denis Leary, John Leguizamo, Queen Latifah, Peter Dinklage, Jennifer Lopez, Keke Palmer, Wanda Sykes, Nick Frost, Josh Gad, Simon Pegg, Chris Wedge.
Scrat the sabre-toothed squirrel's pursuit of his beloved acorns accidentally sets off a tectonic chain reaction. Manny the woolly mammoth (Ray Romano), Diego the sabre-toothed tiger (Denis Leary), Sid the sloth (John Leguizamo) and Sid's 80-year-old grandmother (Wanda Sykes) are swept out to sea on an ice floe. They come under attack from sea-faring pirates led by prehistoric ape Captain Gutt (Peter Dinklage). Romance unexpectedly blossoms between Diego and one of Gutt's salty sea-beasts - sabre-toothed tigress Shira (Jennifer Lopez) - and she must decide where her loyalties lie. Meanwhile, Manny's soulmate Ellie (Queen Latifah) and teenage daughter Peaches (Keke Palmer) shepherd the land animals towards a bridge that provides the only escape route from their rapidly collapsing island. Directed with vim by Steve Martino and Michael Thurmeier, Ice Age 4: Continental Drift is a colourful computer-animated romp with a generous glaze of mawkish sentiment to hammer home the importance of the family unit in times of emotional upheaval. There are moments when screenwriters Michael Berg and Jason Fuchs seem to run short of ideas and are happy to tread water before the next rollicking set piece packed with high-velocity splats. Thankfully, the running time is trim so lulls are brief and flickers of boredom are invariably quenched by another riotous interlude with accident-prone Scrat as he makes his way to a fabled sunken island full of untold riches. The 3D version of the film is available exclusively on Blu-ray. A five-disc box set comprising the original Ice Age, the three sequels and the TV special Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas is also available.
Rating: ***
The Expendables 2 (Cert 15, 98 mins, Lionsgate Home Entertainment UK Ltd, Action/Thriller, also available to buy DVD £19.99/Blu-ray £24.99)
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Terry Crews, Randy Couture, Liam Hemsworth, Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Yu Nan, Chuck Norris.
Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone) and his team - Lee Christmas (Jason Statham), Yin Yang (Jet Li), Gunnar Jensen (Dolph Lundgren) and expert marksman Bill The Kid (Liam Hemsworth) - accept a new assignment from Mr Church (Bruce Willis). What begins as a routine mission in "hostile territory" descends into bloodshed when rival mercenary Jean Vilain (Jean-Claude Van Damme) murders a member of the Expendables. Grief turns to rage and the team recruits Maggie (Yu Nan) and old-timer Trench (Arnold Schwarzenegger) to boost its chances against Vilain and his thugs, who are in the process of selling five tonnes of abandoned plutonium to the highest bidder. With heavy hearts and even heavier artillery, Barney and co venture behind enemy lines, determined to honour the memory of their fallen comrade. The boys are back in town for The Expendables 2, which shoehorns most of the muscle-bound icons of the action movie genre into one ludicrous, testosterone-fuelled adventure. Simon West's explosive sequel makes little sense and offers no apologies for the flimsy plot, bombarding the screen with a succession of rip-snorting action set pieces which include Schwarzenegger and Willis zigzagging through a gun battle inside a cramped Smart car and an overblown hand-to-hand fight between Stallone and Van Damme. Martial arts legend Chuck Norris turns up intermittently for inexplicable reasons - the only person missing from the roll call is Steven Seagal, but The Expendables 3 is in the pipeline...
Rating: ***
Keith Lemon: The Film (The Juicy Edition) (Cert 18, 81 mins, Lionsgate Home Entertainment UK Ltd, Comedy/Romance, also available to buy DVD £19.99/Blu-ray £24.99)
Starring: Leigh Francis, Laura Aikman, Kevin Bishop, Kelly Brook, Verne Troyer, Harish Patel, Nina Wadia, David Hasselhoff, Paddy McGuinness.
Small-time businessman Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis) dreams of fame and fortune but he doesn't have a nose for industry. With the help of a fixer called Archimedes (Verne Troyer), Keith snags a guest spot on David Hasselhoff's chat show, where he launches the Lemon Phone with a glowing citrus fruit on the handset that becomes a global sensation. With millions pouring into the bank, Keith could settle his arrears with Evil Steve (Francis again), who scythes off flaps of skin from cash-strapped debtors. Instead, the dreamer forgets about his girlfriend Rosie (Laura Aikman) and best mate Douglas (Kevin Bishop) and sets about wooing Kelly Brook to his palatial abode. Laden with ruder, cruder scenes that were never shown at the cinema, Keith Lemon: The Film lacks a single redeeming feature. The wooden cast can barely conceal their embarrassment while the perfunctory, ramshackle plot wallows knee-deep in puerility. Eighty-one minutes of this festering cinematic canker seems like an eternity and anything but "bang tidy". Francis and director Paul Angunawela, who co-wrote the inane script, open the sluice gates on the interminable vulgarity with a dream sequence, in which Keith expresses his desire for Kelly Brook in stomach-churning close-up. The English actress is almost convincing playing herself, spearheading a bewilderingly list of cameos, including Peter Andre, Gary Barlow, Jason Donovan, Jedward, Chris Moyles, Phillip Schofield and Denise Van Outen. The celebrity quota outstrips the number of laughs, the biggest of which comes when Keith's mate Gary (Paddy McGuinness) turns to the camera and grins, "I'll see you in the sequel." Say it isn't so.
Rating: *
Also released
Life Just Is (Cert 15, 102 mins, Independent Distribution, Drama/Romance, also available to buy DVD £19.99 - see below)
Yossi (Cert 15, 80 mins, Peccadillo Pictures, Drama/Romance, also available to buy DVD £15.99 - see below)
New to buy on DVD/Blu-ray
Life Just Is (Cert 15, 102 mins, Independent Distribution, DVD £19.99, Drama/Romance)
Alex Barrett writes and directs this ensemble drama about a group of twenty-something graduates finding their places in the hustle and bustle of London. Jay (Jayne Wisener) is emotionally scarred by a relationship that ended badly. She has kindled the flames of romance with an older man, Bobby (Paul Nicholls), but is reluctant to commit for fear of being hurt again. Meanwhile, her friends Tom (Nathaniel Martello-White) and Claire (Fiona Ryan) are blissfully unaware of the deep feelings they nurture for each other, and God-fearing Pete (Jack Gordon) is questioning his devotion to the Lord in a world that seemingly has neither morals nor conviction.
Harry & Paul - Series Four (Cert 15, 168 mins, BBC DVD, DVD £14.99/The Complete Collection DVD Box Set £27.99, Comedy)
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse poke fun at Oscar-winning film The King's Speech, slow-burning thriller Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and even Question Time in their Bafta award-winning character-based sketch show. This series, loathsome traffic warden Parking Pataweyo returns to the fray to rub shoulders with new creations including minor members of the Royal family.
Yossi (Cert 15, 80 mins, Peccadillo Pictures, DVD £15.99, Drama/Romance)
In the follow-up to his award-winning 2003 film Yossi & Jagger, which charted the tragic love story of two IDF officers serving in Lebanon, director Eytan Fox returns to one of the central characters to see if time has healed old wounds. Talented cardiologist Dr Yossi Hoffman (Ohad Knoller) is haunted by the death of his lover and he remains in the closet, keeping his feelings well hidden from his colleagues, including a nurse who is secretly in love with him. Humdrum routine is shattered by the arrival of a mysterious woman who provides Yossi with an opportunity to exorcise the demons of the past. He travels back to the city of Eliat and meets openly gay Israeli IDF officer Tom (Oz Zehavi), who could offer Yossi a future free from insecurity and lies.
The Hunters (Jagarna) (Cert 18, 113 mins, Arrow Films, DVD £12.99, Thriller)
In this taut Swedish thriller directed by Kjell Sundvall, Erik (Rolf Lassgard) learns about the death of his abusive father and returns to his hometown to be reunited with his brother. In grief, the siblings rebuild bridges and exorcise the ghosts of the past. As Erik heals old wounds, he investigates a case of deer poaching and learns that his beloved brother may be involved with a gang of hunters.
Falcon (Cert 18, 180 mins, ITV Studios Home Entertainment, DVD £19.99, Thriller/Drama)
Based on Robert Wilson's novels The Blind Man Of Seville and The Silent And The Damned, Falcon is a four-part crime drama which follows the eponymous cop as he deals with divorce and the ravages of drug addiction. Chief Inspector Javier Falcon (Marton Csokas) investigates a brutal murder, which reveals dark secrets from his father's past. The deeper he digs, the more shocking revelations come to light and Falcon is compelled to investigate corruption within his own force and the CIA.
Shock Head Soul (Cert 12, 82 mins, Soda Pictures, DVD £17.99, Documentary/Drama/Animation)
Based on a true story, Simon Pummell's documentary incorporates live-action drama and CGI animation with traditional interviews to recount the life of judge Daniel Paul Schreber, who spent nine years in an asylum in 1893 after he claimed he was receiving messages from God. During his time in confinement, Schreber penned the autobiography Memoirs Of My Nervous Illness, which has become a celebrated text in the history of psychiatry and psychoanalysis. Shock Head Soul aims to get inside Schreber's head and better understand the madness which brought down a respected pillar of his 19th-century community.
McLaren Tooned (Cert U, 60 mins, McLaren Animation, DVD £12.99, Animation)
Formula 1 world champions Lewis Hamilton and Jensen Button voice their computer-animated alter egos in 12 episodes of the series which broadcast on Sky Sports F1 to coincide with the 2012 Santander British Grand Prix. Each bite-size instalment goes behind the scenes of the Woking-based racing team as Hamilton and Button work with technical genius Professor M (Alexander Armstrong) to improve their high-spec vehicles and gain a competitive edge over the rivals on the track.
The Greatest Cities In The World With Griff Rhys Jones - Series 1 (Cert E, 150 mins, Digital Classics DVD, DVD £19.99, Special Interest)
Jones visits three major metropolises to celebrate the history, customs and people which have made these cities the hives of activity they are today. In the first programme, he explores Grand Central Station and the Steinway piano factory in New York, before moving on to London, juxtaposing tourist attractions such as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament with the ghoulish Necropolis Railway in Westminster Road. The series end in Paris, where Jones joins the capital's graffiti clean-up squad beneath the twinkling lights of the Eiffel Tower.
Waybuloo - The Collection (Cert U, 760 mins, 2entertain, DVD £29.99, Children/Animation)
A bumper five-disc box set comprising 44 episodes of the popular CBBC animated series, which helps pre-schoolers to develop social and emotional learning. Each instalment follows four characters - De-Li, Lau Lau, Nok-Tok and Yo-Jo Jo - who live together in the magical land of Nara and experience a warm, happy feeling called 'buloo' every time they do a good deed.
Tiesto: In Concert (Director's Cut) (Cert E, 90 mins, Black Hole Recordings, DVD £9.99/Blu-ray £12.99, Special Interest)
Filmed live at the GelreDome in Arnhem and available for the first time in high definition, this concert film witnesses the popular trance DJ entertaining 25,000 adoring fans in spectacular style with his own compositions and high-energy remixes.
DVD and Blu-ray retail top 10
1 (-) Ted
2 (-) The Amazing Spider-Man
3 (-) Brave
4 (-) Magic Mike
5 (1) Arthur Christmas
6 (-) Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
7 (6) Michael McIntyre: Showtime
8 (2) Mrs Brown's Boys Live Tour: Good Mourning Mrs Brown
9 (-) Nativity
10 (-) Ice Age: A Mammoth Christmas
Chart supplied by www.hmv.com
DVD rental top 10
1 (-) Ted
2 (1) Dr Seuss' The Lorax
3 (2) What To Expect When You're Expecting
4 (3) Snow White And The Huntsman
5 (4) The Five-Year Engagement
6 (5) The Dictator
7 (-) Brave
8 (6) Avengers Assemble
9 (8) Contraband
10 (7) The Lucky One
Chart supplied by www.blockbuster.co.uk
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Place the first four ingredients into a small bowl and whisk to dissolve the wasabi. Preheat the oven to 400° to 425°. Place the asparagus spears on a baking sheet and evenly brush the water/shoyu/oil/wasabi mixture over the asparagus. Bake for about 15 minutes until tender. Remove, place on a serving platter and sprinkle with a pinch of sea salt if desired.
Variation: place the seasoned spears on a hot grill and grill for 2 to 3 minutes. Turn and grill another 2 to 3 minutes or until tender. They can also be broiled in a similar manner on a baking sheet.
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I wonder if you've noticed the Adobe TV show for InDesign CS6. Learn the basics of InDesign CS6 with Getting Started and New Features tutorials by product experts. The Videos tutorials show you the basics of using InDesign, and then quickly show you how to use the new features such as Liquid Layout Rules, Alternate Layouts, EPUB Export and PDF Forms Export.
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If you've never used InDesign before, or are just starting out, watch this segment of the show. The episodes, show you the basics of InDesign and how you can use these to quickly start creating layouts.
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I have a less knowledge about CSS and javascript .I want a software which automatically creates coding in CSS and Javascript. I only drag buttons and at the backend coding will be generated. Share such kind of software.
Be aware that you will just get a junk website building it this way. Anyhow, you can do that with Dreamweaver—and any other WYSIWYG editor. You can also sign up for a CMS service that does this kind of thing, like [BusinessCatalyst or [URL="http://www.squarespace.com/"]SquareSpace](http://www.businesscatalyst.com/).
From where I download Dreamweaver and how Can I Use it. Any template ? kindly share.
You can get it from Adobe, but it costs a lot of money.
Do I get it free from any side?
No, but maybe Google "free wysiwyg editor" and see what you find.
Ok thanks Ralph .I shall try my best to search on google for free software.
Just remember though that there is no software, no matter how much you pay for it, that can generate JavaScript. - all software that attempts to do so produces GarBage instead (and with free software you wouldn't even get that , you'd get ManUre (actually far better known by another name not generally used even in impolite company).
Thanks for your sugestion.I find your links quite informative.
You can do that with Dreamweaver—and any other WYSIWYG editor. You can also follow this mentioned link to learn CSS, java script related coding.http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
Thanks xlangley for your guidance .W3school is a good site regarding web development and learning any language.
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The once-glamorous, strutting showgirls of Broadway's Ziegfeld era can still manage a high kick to the gut in Follies, Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman's aching exploration of middle-age regret and broken dreams.
It's a grown-up musical that is hard on the heart, as Sondheim digs unbearably deep into the anguish of two brittle marriages shattered by bitterness. The title does not only recall the classic revues of a bygone era but the deceptive illusions that men and women harbour and the mistakes they make. Follies can also refer to the inevitable missteps taken in staging this beast of a production.
It all takes place on the happy occasion of a 1971 reunion party thrown by an old impresario who wants to celebrate an end of an era in his soon-to-be-demolished theatre by bringing back his aging stars. The middle-aged dames make a grand entrance wearing their commemorative sashes emblazoned with the year in the '20s, '30s and '40s, when they were on top. The joyful evening of re-acquiantance hits a bump when two mismatched couples, once best friends, meet again. Sally (Donna Fletcher) and Phyllis (Brenda Gorlick) and their plus-ones, stage-door Johnnies who became their jaded husbands Buddy (Carson Nattrass) and Ben (Doug McKeag), make nice briefly before the old scabs are ripped off. The sweetly fragile Sally still carries a flame -- actually more like a five-alarm fire -- for Ben, a smooth-talking one-time politician, a situation that enrages the long-suffering Buddy and bemuses Phyllis.
In Goldman's book, the foursome is literally haunted by their past, personified by the occasional presence of the ghosts of their younger selves who serve to connect the differences between now and then, youth and age, reality and fantasy. They mostly keep their distance, but Sally finds herself in the arms of young Ben, with whom she fell in love 30 years ago.
Follies is not plot-heavy -- so much of Sondheim's gem-packed score underscores the wounded mood that permeates much of the 150-minute evening. The respite from the domestic strife comes when the one-time stars blow the dust off their old specialty numbers one last time.
The Dry Cold Production has assembled a powerhouse local female cast whose collective years of service to the stage would be an eye-popping number. Each gets a signature song. Fletcher, well-seasoned in Sondheim, delivers the most moving moment with an aching, almost teary Losing My Mind, although her glamorous portrayal of Sally is nowhere near that of a dowdy housewife she is supposed to be. Jan Skene's anthem I'm Still Here builds nicely but could use a touch more defiance. Gorlick is superb with her angry Could I Leave You?.
As the brassy Stella, Debbie Maslowsky successfully leads the show's biggest dance number, which earned the loudest ovation from the sold-out Berney Theatre audience. Perhaps director Reid Harrison should have had them struggle a little more so the ghosts they, too are supposed to have, could show them how they used to do it. Without the apparitions, the tap dance comes across as a celebratory "we-survived" scene.
What's missing is on display in a scene with Heidi (Phyllis Thomson), the only other former star to get an angel. Thomson sings One More Kiss but is soon taken over by her younger, golden-throated self (a stunning cameo by Lara Ciekiewicz) to vividly show the ravages of time on a voice.
The leading men were both strong, McKeag as the emotionally distant Ben who is devastated that he has lived his life wrong. His Too Many Mornings closes the first act on a high note. Nattrass brings his character's pent-up anger to manic and comic heights in his impressive Loveland sequence Buddy's Blues.
Follies is an exhilarating experience despite any production shortfalls; perhaps it is advisable to make it your final experience with SondheimFest, with the master playwright serenading us to take to heart his closing musical urging, Live, Laugh, Love.
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The mum of a footballer brutally beaten by a pack of thugs in Malia is to hold talks with the mayor of the Greek tourist town in a bid to prevent others suffering a similar ordeal.
Maggie Hughes, whose son Robbie, was in coma for two weeks following the attack in 2008, plans to pressure authorites to make the resort safer at a meeting later this year.
Four British men were convicted in 2012 of viciously attacking former Croydon Athletic and Sutton United player Mr Hughes, now aged 33, outside a nightclub while on holiday in Crete.
Mr Hughes, who lives in South Croydon, suffers permanent memory problems after being battered and left for dead by his attackers.
Mrs Hughes, of Wallington, who has campaigned for changes to international law and been named Tesco Mum of the Year for her tireless fight for justice, said little had changed since her son's beating and holidaymakers continued to fall victim to booze-fuelled violence.
Among suggestions she plans to put to the mayor is a permanent police presence in Malia, which currently has no police station, and a crackdown on unlicenced bouncers, who have been implicated in violence against tourists.
She said: "At the moment you have got no police station in Malia, so if crime is committed you have to go to the next town.
"I'm going to suggest a portakabin or some sort so that people are aware that if everything does kick off there is police there immeadiately to sort it out.
"At the moment there isn't and the youngsters now they can get away with it.
"Also, [we need] awareness for tour operators and the people who sell the alcohol to the bars."
Robbie Hughes was left in a coma by the attack in June 2008
She added: "There are also unlicenced bouncers on the doors who, as soon as there is a bit of trouble between a bouncer and a client and the client has got seriously injured, that bouncer has got sent to another bar and hidden until the heat has gone down.
"If we can act with them to safeguard our youngsters when we're over there, that doesn't cost anything. We need a little bit of awareness and to work together because at the moment it is them and us and it shouldn't be."
In 2009, Mrs Hughes met with then Malia mayor Konstantinos Lagoudakis, but he was not in office long enough for a planned campaign to come to fruition.
She has arranged the latest meeting with the mayor's office but must first await the results of September's election.
And she hopes to also spur British politicians into action to address what she sees as shocking lack of help for victims of overseas crime.
Mrs Hughes said: "If I can do this, why are the Government not doing this?"
Curtis Taylor, Daniel Bell, Joseph Bruckland and Sean Branton, all from Horley, Surrey, are awaiting a retrial in November after appealing against their convictions for causing grievous bodily harm.
They were handed suspended sentences at a court in Heraklion, Crete, in November 2012.


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Doctors at Texas Children's Hospital said she may have been born prematurely -- she only weighed 4 pounds when she was found. She had about 3 inches of her umbilical was still attached.
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You are invited to register for participation in the LabVIEW 2012 Platform beta program.
You can register by visiting http://www.ni.com/beta and selecting "LabVIEW 2012 Platform" from the list of beta programs. Please be sure and enter your complete address information in Western characters. All customers outside the United States will have to pass Export Compliance as defined here.
Please complete the profile questions to help us understand your experience and use cases with LabVIEW. Make sure you agree to the T&C of the beta program so that you can complete your registration.
After you register, please be patient for the beta coordinators to process your application. You will be notified once you have been approved. Registration does not necessarily guarantee you a position in the beta program. Determination of acceptance into the program is up to the sole discretion of National Instruments.
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i would also like to join
mjaugustin wrote:
i would also like to join
Did you actually read the post?
I read the post of Lisa Ely and went through the links provided in the post.
I just replied here to see whether it is a serious one.
I am not 100% clear about what this forum actually do, but I am glad to participate in LabVIEW2012 beta programe
I have been working with LabVIEW for the last five years and benefited much by its power .
In my initial days of working with LabVIEW your posts to my queries helped me a lot and I consider you as my 'LabVIEW GURU' means LABVIEW teacher
Are you also a part of this forum
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I read the post of Lisa Ely and went through the links provided in the post.
I just replied here to see whether it is a serious one.
Why would you think it's not a "serious" one? Do you think NI jokes about releases of LabVIEW? Your reason makes no sense.
I am not 100% clear about what this forum actually do, but I am glad to participate in LabVIEW2012 beta programe
You registered for the NI forums in 2008 and you still don't know the purpose of this forum? It's the LabVIEW forum. You know, for asking questions about LabVIEW. Like the 30 or so that you've posted. Moderators can also post general announcements like the one posted by Lisa.
If you want to participate, follow the instructions as indicated in the post. Register for the beta program, and if you are accepted, you will be given access to the page where you can download the beta, and access to the LabVIEW 2012 Beta forum. Any questions/comments related to the LabVIEW 2012 Beta must be posted in the LabVIEW 2012 Beta forum. Do not post questions/comments regarding the LabVIEW 2012 Beta in this general LabVIEW forum.
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I just replied here to see whether it is a serious one.
If a post is (1) pinned to the top of the forum and is (2) authored by a user with a blue name (such as Lisa), it is (1) considered important and {2} comes directly from within National Instruments. Unless the date is April first, it will be serious.
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Are you also a part of this forum
How can I possibly post here unless I am part of the forum?
If you are asking if I am part of the beta, I cannot answer this because this is not public information. It could be yes, maybe, no, both, or anything in-between.
I have been to different NI forums and I am hearing first time NI inviting members to paticipate beta version of their new product
Any how I am convinced now and glad to participate in it
Thanks for you post
Thanks a lot
Now I am clear....
I like to enter in beta testing LabVIEW 2012 team (I was in the last releases). I do not find it in the list !
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Toshiba and Qualcomm Set to Introduce UFS 2.0 Solutions in 2014by Jarred Walton on 1/14/2014 8:30 PM EST
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watersb - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkVery interesting. I saw "UFS" and wondered why "Unix File System" (an old BSD standard) had been adopted for mobile devices. This is much better news. :-)
I am amazed, however, that we find ~400 MB/s to be insufficient. You wouldn't be storing uncompressed 4k on a mobile device, you would be streaming VP8 or H264.5, right?
Is there a simple number for "4k bandwidth" that seemed to be consensus at CES this year? Or is this just hand-waving?
Thanks! Reply
Bob Todd - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkI'm not sure any eMMC v5 devices have even hit the market yet. And while I'm not as immediately concerned about sequential performance, anything they can do to improve random performance, especially writes, would be very welcome. I'm excited to see what this does, and what it does in conjunction with F2FS. Reply
MikhailT - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkIt is 400 MBps, one way. So it is more like 200MBps and that is just sequential speed.
Random is usually the weakest point with these standards. It might as well do 40MBps and still feel slow. Reply
MikhailT - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkAlso, since majority of devices are still using the 4.4.1 standard, which is ~100MBps one way. Imagine the random speed on these. Reply
Nenad - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkWhile random vs sequential is usually limit of medium (flash/disk) and not interface, I guess it could be some limit here if you need to transfer address/size request after every block. While I still do not think main random vs sequential limit is interface, I guess queuing and bi-directional transfer could help remove any limitation of interface.
On a side note, I think integrated flash even in modern top end phones can not reach 100MBs (where I guess they do not need to use eMMC), so it is questionable if we already need >100MBs interfaces ;p Reply
npz - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkThese are the *interface* speeds right? Because the actual NAND performance behind low end eMMC devices are often slower than mechanical disks, as shown by anandtech's own tests.
Still, moving to serial interfaces is better as it opens up the road for the future. Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkCorrect. The NAND tends to be the big bottleneck. Well, that and slow controllers that can't do random I/O I suppose. Reply
azazel1024 - Thursday, January 16, 2014 - linkNot sure of the bottlenecks in the various devices, if it is NAND or interface limitations.
My T100 manages 37MB/sec writes and 107MB/sec reads for large block transfers. Its actually faster in smaller block transfers down around 128KB at about 42MB/sec writes and 115MB/sec reads. 4k speed is 25/25MB/sec read and writes. Not amazing, but I am still mildly impressed, especially compared to a lot of tablets and phones on the market which stare numbers in the face more like 3-10MB/sec 4k speeds and 20-30 sequetial writes and 40-80 on reads.
That's with the (seemingly) more common Sandisk eMMC solution in the T100. There is, apparently, also a Samsung eMMC version that ends up with higher sequential and lower random. I think that hits around 50MB/sec writes and 150MB/sec reads, but down around 8-10MB/sec 4k writes and 20MB/sec 4k reads.
I am all for anything that'll speed this stuff up. Personally though, I find the storage sub-system on my T100 to be pretty snappy. Its not as nice as my HP Envy 4t with a 32+128GB SSD in it (Samsung mSATA 32GB boot and Tosh Q series 128GB app/storage 2.5" drive), but in a resonable number of applications it is not way, way far off in terms of app loading and similar.
Vastly, vastly better in a lot of things than my 4t was when it was just 32GB cache drive and 500GB HDD, especially for anything that had to load off the HDD and wasn't cached. Very uneven system performance then.
Really though, I'll take unlimited speed, but I'd just generally be happy with a rough doubling of performance all around from what I have in my T100. Say around 100MB/sec sequential writes, 200MB/sec sequential reads and around 40-50MB/sec 4k random reads and writes. Reply