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Betty Crocker Ultimate Bisquick Cookbook
Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Start To Finish: 25 Minutes
30 Cheese Balls
• 1 box (9 oz) frozen spinach, thawed, squeezed to drain
• 1 cup Original Bisquick mix
• 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese (8 oz)
• 1 egg
• 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
• 1 teaspoon garlic salt
• 1 cup tomato pasta sauce, if desired
1. Heat oven to 400°F. Spray cookie sheet with cooking spray. In large bowl, mix all ingredients, except pasta sauce. Shape mixture into 1-inch balls; place on cookie sheet.
2. Bake 10 to 15 minutes or until golden brown. Immediately remove from pan. Serve with pasta sauce.
High Altitude (3500-6500 ft): Make 36 balls. Bake 8 to 10 minutes.
1 CHEESE BALL: Calories 45 (Calories from Fat 20); Total Fat 2g (Saturated Fat 1g); Cholesterol 10mg; Sodium 130mg; Total Carbohydrate 3g (Dietary Fiber 0g; Sugars 0g); Protein 3g
% DAILY VALUE: Vitamin A 15%; Vitamin C 0%; Calcium 8%; Iron 0%
EXCHANGES: 1/2 High-Fat Meat
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Drawing for The Star Rage.
Did some drawings for The Star Rage website some time ago. I had fun! :D The concept is where we feature each of the writers as a cartoon on the section they are writing for.
Celebrity section.
Fashion section.
Football section.
Games section.
Photography section.
And finally social media section.
Can you guess who is who? :D
Sometimes I feel I work the best when I don't have much restrictions or pressure. But what I realized is restrictions and pressure does force you to work better, like what I'm learning in my job now. So many things I did not know about are learnt in this short span of 7 months with the company.
I guess it's not really a mistake in diverting my route by entering into design, and not marketing communications, which I studied.
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good job :)ReplyDelete
haha. i think we should have exchanged our education because now i feel like going into marketing communications instead of design. anyway, great work! =)ReplyDelete
great job and congrats! :)ReplyDelete
brilliant job! what probably took you minutes would be taking me a few days and maybe weeks:-(ReplyDelete


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Getting the wrong kind of hosting for your site can be a very costly mistake. Too much power and resource and you're overpaying.
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Desfrute de um refúgio tranqüilo para as montanhas. 5. 5 milhas para Windham Mountain e 13 milhas para Hunter Mountain. Este pequeno e encantador três quartos, uma e meia cabine de registro banho localizada no Catskills norte dorme nove pessoas.
Nós sabemos que você tem muitas opções de lugares para ficar .... então o que nos torna especiais?
1. O preço é o preço, com tudo incluído. Nós não citar um preço, em seguida, adicionar as taxas para as pessoas "extra", os impostos, limpeza etc. Nós não gostamos de ser níquel e dimed e temos certeza que você não quer.
2. Nós não inflacionar os preços para fins de semana de férias (que exigem estadia de 3 noites), a semana do Natal, presidentes semana ou a semana da Páscoa. Mais uma vez, o nosso preço é o nosso preço.
3. Na maioria dos casos, nós permitimos que o check-in às 11h no primeiro dia, e check-out na noite de seu último dia (às vezes nós não podemos oferecer isso, mas nós deixá-lo saber antes de reservar). Parece bobagem para nós que outras pessoas não vão deixar você check-in até depois de quatro horas e, em seguida, fazer com que você check-out às 10:00! Nós encorajamos nossos clientes a jogar hooky de trabalho e desfrutar de alguns R & R.
4. Cães bem comportado bem-vindos ... nenhuma taxa extra
5. No inverno, nós permitem que você use o nosso armário pessoal no clube em 3500 a livre montanha da carga. Esta é uma conveniência ENORME !!! (e eu acho que as acusações de montanha US $ 50 por dia para alugar estes armários diariamente). Estacionamento passe não está incluído.
Um e dois quartos (baixo) cada um tem uma cama de casal. Há um futon na sala de estar. Três quartos (em cima) tem quatro camas de solteiro. Este quarto é perfeito para as crianças! Dois carros na garagem individual, TV / DVD player / satélite. Cozinha totalmente equipada. Fogão a lenha. Porta de correr para fora para grande deck com mesa de piquenique um guarda-chuva. Aninhado nos bosques, um retrocesso para fora de uma estrada tranquila. Três hectares para explorar!
Apenas duas horas e meia de Nova York ... mas um mundo de distância! Venha desfrutar de tudo o que a região tem para oferecer, ou sentar e apenas desfrutar de um final de semana tranqüilo na floresta. Temos certeza que você vai adorar esta cabine, tanto quanto a nossa família adora! Esta cabine é ideal para uma ou duas famílias com crianças.
Verifique a disponibilidade de calendário antes do inquirindo - se o calendário afirma que a cabine é 'indisponível' ele realmente não está disponível.
Nota: Você deve ter pelo menos 25 anos de idade para alugar esta propriedade.
A poucos minutos de atividades divertidas durante todo o ano. INVERNO: downhill / esqui cross-country e tubos de neve (Windham e Hunter). Primavera e no verão: trilhas bonitas e algumas das regiões mais pesca com mosca. Excelentes campos de golfe. QUEDA: folha de queda inacreditável, assim como muitos festivais. Sessenta milhas de Cooperstown (Hall da Fama do Beisebol) e 30 milhas de Woodstock. Muitas opções para jantar casual e multa.
Palavras-chave: Cabin
A beautiful cabin in the Catskills. My friends and I went up for a weekend in the mountains and this location did not disappoint. The cabin itself is perfect for relaxing. It's clean, has all the supplies you need to make yourself at home and has a great yard/deck for hanging out and grilling. Near to the house is a cute town with coffee shops, a brewery and a bakery.
The owners were also incredibly buttoned up and easy to work with, making the trip very turn-key. I would definitely go back!
Let me start off by saying this is our 2nd time at the cabin and we will be returning again. The Lieboff Family (owners) are so generous by providing their beautiful quintessential log cabin home for rent to other families or persons. This log cabin is not a landlord/rental property, it is their vacation home and is extremely nice. Everything you need is provided and there at the cabin. Nestled just far enough off the road with practically no one else around, you feel a sense of privacy other places can not offer. The Lieboff's give detailed instructions with no reason to have to contact them for questions although they are only a text or phone call away if you need them. The owners let you enjoy your time as if it was your very own vacation home (thanks Richele & Craig :D). My wife and two children (12 & 9) thoroughly enjoyed our ski vacation again for the second year in a row. The cabin is only a short drive to Windham Mnt. & town which has a lot to offer. First we start off at the Country Store for the best breakfast in the Catskills then head to the Mnt. to ski. For lunch or dinner there are other great restaurants in town as well. Some of our favorites are Chicken Run, Mill Rock, & Brandy Wine just to name a few. Windham town is a perfect all year place to visit with many other things to do besides skiing. I so look forward to next year. Thanks again Lieboff's, The Cameron Family
This cabin was a great find! I stayed with my boyfriend, brother & my three dogs for 3 days & 2 nights in March and it was beautiful! The owners were so accommodating and a pleasure to speak to, not to mention the rates were outstanding. The pictures don't do the cabin enough justice. The views are breathtaking and everything is included, even firewood! I will definitely be staying here again next year.
Myself and 5 friends stayed at this beautiful log cabin for a ski week to ring in the New Year. First of all, I must say that booking and communicating with the owner prior to and post our arrival was an absolute pleasure. Every question I had was promptly answered, and she couldn't have been more accommodating!!
Pulling up, we couldn't have been more thrilled to see the gorgeous cabin in the woods on tons of land in person. The house was welcoming, absolutely spotless and ready for us upon arrival. The kitchen/living room area was wonderful, and the eating area perfect for a group to make breakfasts and dinners and hang around together. By far our favorite amenity the cabin had to offer was the wood burning stove. We loved chopping wood to make a fire and sit around and get cozy by it with wine and cheese! The 2 downstairs bedrooms were perfect for couples, and the upstairs great for extra beds and a 2nd bathroom! The beds were VERY comfortable, and there were tons of extra blankets and towels. Though it was snowy and freezing, we even had a lovely time walking the grounds surrounding the cabin.
On top of all that, the location of the home is absolutely perfect. It's less than a 10 minute drive to Windham mountain and town. A huge plus was the owner allowed us to use their locker in the members club at the mountain so we didn't have to rent one! It fit 3 snowboards and 2 pairs of skiis and was a lifesaver so we didn't have to lug our gear back and forth to the mountain! We also ventured outside of the town to restaurants in the surrounding areas, and the scenery in any direction you go is just beautiful.
If you're envisioning a perfect upstate adventure surrounded by woods, lakes, mountains, etc. look no further than this home. You will love the home as well as the owner. I can't wait to go back!!!!
We met another couple for a ski weekend with our dog and had a fantastic time at the cabin. A large warm great room with spacious first floor bedrooms very close to Windham ski resort. It was a crazy busy weekend at the mtn yet everyone was so friendly and the cabin is conveniently located. There was plenty of wood for warm cozy nights next to wood burning stove. Easily could sleep 6+ with futon and was quiet, comfy and clean so we snoozed like rocks. In town we cheered on our teams in AFC/NFC championships at a friendly bar filled with locals. For a ski weekend I would recommend this property to anyone and it's a great spot for travel (we are from MA and our family from No NJ). The owner was responsive and accommodating; easily one of the best VRBO experiences we have ever had. We look forward to our next visit.
We enjoyed a week-long adventure in the Catskills staying at this cabin. We have typically taken vacations to resorts and hotels for the most part. The cabin was perfect for our time. Our two young girls loved staying upstairs and we slept great all week! We visited Howe Caverns, hiked, day trip to Cooperstown for the baseball Hall of Fame, Ommegang brewery tour and some great fly fishing. We made dinner most nights of our week at the cabin and had s'mores at the fire. I would recommend this cabin to anyone interested in a vacation in the Catskills. It's location is ideal and working with the owners was smooth. We definitely could have stayed with another family and would go back in a heartbeat.
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Weekend - 2 nights $750
Weekend - 3 nights $1125
Weekly - 7 nights $1950
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Unidade superior da histórica casa South Haven Octagon localizada no North Shore Drive. Partilhada, piscina aquecida no-chão. Plataforma gigantesca para entreter juntamente com uma churrasqueira e cozinha totalmente equipada. Caminhada de meia milha de First Street Beach, pequena unidade para Hawkshead Golf Course. Dois quartos, sofá-cama queen-size e sótão com uma cama queen-size (loft apenas acessível através de escada). TV de plasma sobre a chaminé com DVD / videocassete, televisão no quarto principal. Lavadora e secadora na unidade. Aproveite as praias de South Haven, lojas, golfe, skate, patinação no gelo, antiguidades, passeios a cavalo, pesca, ciclismo, passeios de barco e visitas a produtores vinícolas. Completamente mobilado - basta trazer suas toalhas de praia!
The Octagon house was perfect for us. It was very clean, in good shape and had everything that we needed. We had 2 couples that stayed the entire week. The two bedrooms had plenty of room and the beds were comfortable. Our adult children came to visit for a couple of days. The pull out couch and bed in the loft provided enough sleeping space for the extra people. We enjoyed quiet mornings on the deck and the condo association pool that we had access to was great! We walked downtown a couple of times, so it's definitely do-able (about 2.5 miles), but it's only a short drive away. We liked being a little ways from the busyness of downtown. The beach was also a short drive away. The temperatures were in the upper 80s and low 90s during our stay. The house had one wall unit air conditioning. We set it at 72 degrees and It kept the house very comfortable. The two small fans we brought were helpful in the bedrooms. The owners were very responsive and timely throughout the entire process. When we first arrived, the house was supposed to have been left open by the cleaning staff, but it was locked. I called the owner, left a message and he called me back within 2-3 minutes and we were able to get into the house right away. We would definitely stay again.
This was a last minute trip for us, and I'm thrilled we found the Octagon House. It was a perfect fit for our family of five adults. Tons of natural light flowed through the the house during the day. The beds were comfy, and the kitchen had EVERYTHING we needed! My favorite part, though, was the expansive deck with shade or sun options. I started my morning everyday on the deck - eating breakfast and getting a little work done. At least two mornings, a doe and her two babies came out of the woods to walk across the yard. It's a quiet retreat located close to town and the beach. The pool was awesome and the yard big enough for us to play Bocce Ball or Cornhole and not bother other residents. The owners were easy to work with and always prompt with replies. I highly recommend the Octagon as a place to stay!
Pros: good location, clean shared pool, Close to North Shore beach and stores. Space saving design in house and nice kitchen. Very nice having a washer and dryer. Owners are very easy to communicate with .
Cons: in our opinion this house would be better suited for six people then for eight, as two people would be sleeping on a double sized pullout couch in family living space.
Be prepared there is no overhead lighting and the beds are not comfortable. They Creek very loudly when getting in and out . I really feel like the mattresses need to get replaced. It also gets very hot and one of the bedrooms as there's no central air ducts in the house. We definitely needed the fan.
We really loved the Octagon!! The accommodations were quite comfortable. The house was awesome with it's peaceful surroundings. The deck was great for coffee in the mornings and dinner in the evening. We look forward to our return. Would highly recommend this home!
We really loved the Octagon!! The accommodations were quite comfortable. The house was awesome with it's peaceful surroundings. The deck was great for coffee in the mornings and dinner in the evening. We look forward to our return. Would highly recommend this home!
This was our first visit to South Haven. My wife and I spent a terrific week at The Octagon with our 8 and 5 year old children.
The Octagon is in a terrific location. It's just a few minutes to the beach, also just a few minutes to the downtown restaurants and shopping, yet still in a private location.
The condo looks just like the pictures. The main living/dining area is spacious and beautiful. The kitchen was well-stocked and ready for cooking. Our kids loved spending time in the loft. We spent a lot of time out on the large deck, enjoying the beautiful grounds. The entryway bathroom was great for young kids coming back from the pool and the beach.
The pool and tennis court were great additions to the property. The pool was clean and we had it to ourselves most of the time; we swam in it almost every day. The house was equipped with pool floats and tennis rackets, Scott and Jill have really thought of it all!
We loved our stay and would definitely stay at The Octagon again!
Desfrute da bela cidade turística de South Haven pela 'Big Blue Water' do Lago Michigan. Numerosos marinas, praias, pesca charter e vela. Perto de vários campos de golfe, Kal-Haven trilha de bicicleta e do Rio Negro. Downtown tem lojas, restaurantes, museu marítimo, patinação no gelo, mercado do fazendeiro. A paisagem é abundante com os mercados agrícolas, pomares e vinícolas.
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"Reverse transfer" refers to the process of awarding associate degrees to students currently enrolled in 4-year degree programs. Eligible students include those who transferred to a USG bachelor's program from a USG 2-year degree program who have accumulated the appropriate credits at both institutions to satisfy the associate degree requirements.
In 2015, a pilot program called the "Associate Degree you Deserve (ADD)" was conducted at East Georgia State College, Georgia Southern University and Augusta University that demonstrated the potential impact of a system-wide reverse transfer framework on degree completion. Additionally, research efforts like the National Student Clearinghouse Reverse Transfer Project suggest initiatives like this add significant value, and federal legislative efforts including The Correctly Recognizing Educational Achievements to Empower (CREATE) Graduates Act suggest increasing attention will be given to awarding degrees to students who have taken alternative pathways to completion.
This policy review intends to ensure policy supports reverse transfer by providing clarity regarding the credit transfer process and reducing the financial barriers for students attempting to receive an associate's degree awarded through the reverse transfer process. By introducing these revisions in policy, the System Office hopes to encourage an increase in associate degrees awarded in the ADD program and support Complete College Georgia's goal of increasing degree completion.
In fall 2015, East Georgia State College, Georgia Southern University and Augusta University participated in the ADD pilot program that identified transfer that had acquired the appropriate credits to receive an associate's degree from East Georgia. During the pilot, the Office of Research and Policy Analysis identified 459 potentially eligible students that were once enrolled in East Georgia and had transferred to Georgia Southern or Augusta. Of those students, 112 students (24%) applied for the associate's degree and 101 (22%) will be awarded. Thus far, nearly 12,000 current students have been identified system-wide that are potentially eligible to receive a degree through ADD. These figures represent a significant opportunity to award credentials to current and former students that demonstrates their level of educational attainment.
During the pilot, two main policy issues were highlighted that should be addressed as the system works to scale ADD:
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I need to quickly document who can see and get to what on my network directory shares. Does anyone know of an applicaiton (hopefully free) that will provide me with the directory permissions on my network? Running Windows Server 2003.
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That information would be included in the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer report under the "Additional System Information" section...sub-section "Shares."
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I use SystemTools Hyena to do this, and much more. Not free but worth every penny, per administrator.
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I use ShareEnum.exe, a utility that Systernals use to offer. It may still be available at the Winternals site. It will enumerate all network shares within a domain and can be output to a .txt file in comma delimited format. You can then import it into either Access or Excel or any other program that can read the format.
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I met a beautiful girl yesterday while training. She is 14 and i am 16. I ask for your opinions or advice in that matter.
During our training we talked a bit, and after the training she asked for my Facebook, i gave it to her and when i got home i found a friend request from her.
Few hours later and we were chatting on Facebook, i found out that of 10 things we have 9 in common. After our talk she said to me that i am the only normal person in her life and that other people bore her to death. During our talk i said a lot of jokes based on things we both like, and she liked them a lot. It all seemed as she liked me already, but i dont quite know these things
I consulted with my parents and they said its ok, but it turns out that my mom works with her dad. I can't draw conclusions based on what two people say, regardless if they are my parents or not. Please help i think i like the girl altough i dont find it quite possible.
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Having that many things in common is a rare find dude. It seem that she likes what she has seen from you so far , and I read you correctly you like her and what you have experienced from her. Just keep being the you she has come to like and I don't foresee you having any problems in having more with her. Good luck21|10|0
Thanks man, ill se to it
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Blue Dragon
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"The Chris Hansen report - Blue Dragon is the definition of perfect"
It hasn't been a secret that Microsoft has struggled to break into the Japanese market. While struggling to compete, Microsoft has done what it can to try to rectify the situation. The first part of that plan was to release a role playing game from the famous Sakaguchi. It hasn't worked out too well thus far. Blue Dragon sold extremely well when you take the hardware sales of the Xbox 360 into consideration, but it didn't give Microsoft's system the boost it needed for long periods of time. Despite all of that, Blue Dragon still excels with its well written story, highly likeable characters and a traditional turn base game play that brings both nostalgic and epic content into play.
Being turn based, the game goes back to the roots. It's not one of those turn base systems that try to set of an illusion of real time by having your characters run around. Blue Dragon is as traditional as it gets. Though the game still plays extremely tight and painless. The gameplay has plenty of moments that shine. The main reason being the wide variety of enemies that keep things fresh. The bosses found in here are also nicely rendered and captured to give off the essence that Sakaguchi was going for.
Instead of opting for random battles, the enemies appear on the field. By approaching them, it triggers the battle screen. This both eliminates the necessity and chore of trying to go to a certain place and encountering countless enemies. I really enjoyed this way rather than random battles. As mentioned earlier, the wide variety of enemies also makes things interesting, so it makes you want to jump right into battle.
The music in this game was epic. Uematsu a famous Japanese composer has made another fantastic soundtrack. There simply wasn't anything wrong with the music. The graphics were also a technical achievement.
Blue Dragon was a fantastic game on any merit. The old school style game play and the fantastic story all add up to a single thing; that old school role playing games are far from dead. In fact, Blue Dragon revitalizes it. In terms of Japanese role playing games, Blue Dragon is the definition of perfection.
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Hollywood can be a harsh place for married couples—constant media scrutiny, paparazzi, hectic schedules, and gossip are just a few of the issues celebs have to deal with in their personal public lives. And while it may seem like we often hear about another high-profile breakup or divorce, there are actually relationships who have stood the test of time and are, to this day, going strong.
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Maxine Waters Reclaiming Her Time Just Became Everyone's New Summer '17 Mantra
California Congresswoman Maxine Waters puts her foot down by reclaiming her time.
This summer's blockbuster prequel X-Men: First Class, indirectly treated its audiences to a history lesson.
Actor Michael Fassbender, who plays the militant mutant Magneto says the conflicting and complicated lives of Malcolm X and the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. directly informed the performances of the film's two lead actors. X-Men: First Class is the story of two massively powerful mutants who struggle against bitter prejudice.
"It came up early on in the rehearsal period and that was the path we took," Fassbender told the Los Angeles Times. "These two brilliant minds coming together and their views aren't that different on some key things. As you watch them you know that if their understanding, ability and intelligence could somehow come together it would be really special. But the split is what makes them even more interesting and tragic."
Actor James McAvoy, best known for his role in the feature film Last King of Scotland, plays Charles Xavier/Professor X, the King-influenced mutant.
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California Congresswoman Maxine Waters puts her foot down by reclaiming her time.
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Got a new customer with a Ricoh MP 5045 and they want to print from this software to the Ricoh. I have no experience with this software but it seems you have to add some kind of code to the software (in this case 198) and this tells the current job to print to that Ricoh. So when the customer is filling out the orders they enter a code Print=(number) and that number is assigned to a printer. I personally don't see this as a copier issue it seems more on the software level but customer is adamant it's the Ricoh because their Kyocera's work fine.
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Does the job even get sent to the print spooler for the Ricoh?
We need to know what happens after you put in $code, or are you at the point where you need to figure out where to set $code for the Ricoh?
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Where to set the code to the Ricoh. Right now when we print we do see it spool on the computer side but nothing prints. My guess is the code hasn't been set up to print to the Ricoh device yet.


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Hopewell is near many of Salem's attractions. Two of the most popular attractions here are the fabulous Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum and the incredible Eyrie Vineyards. Two other worthy points of interest you'll find within a short distance of Hopewell are the Woodburn Company Stores and the Domaine Drouhin Oregon.
Holiday makers in Hopewell, looking for something different, should make tracks to the cultural attractions nearby. To experience Salem's vibrant arts scene, book a show at one of the popular live performance venues such as Elsinore Theater and the L. B. Day Amphitheater.
When it's time to take a break from the noisy streets of Salem, head to the nearby green spaces. Read a book or newspaper in one of the local parks and gardens, which include the Salem Riverfront Park and the Bush's Pasture Park.
There are lots of fascinating sights to see near Hopewell. Make sure you schedule enough time to take in them all. The Salem First United Methodist Church offer those exploring Salem a chance to better understand the role religion has played in the area.
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Penne With Spicy Vodka Tomato Cream Sauce
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I found this on another website, but haven't had a chance to try it yet. Hearty Italian sausage sauteed with garlic and red pepper flakes are simmered with tomatoes and cooked with vodka and cream to make a rich, spicy sauce. Toss with penne and fresh parsley to serve.
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Plate-licking good. I like my pasta saucy/goopy, so I used only 1/2-3/4 lb pasta. It was enough for 2 dinner servings and 2 lunch leftovers. I like spicy, so I cooked 1/2 lb of hot italian chicken sausage. When cooking garlic, I also sauted one small finely minced onion as well. Then added the red pepper flakes, with 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp black pepper, and 1/4 tsp oregano (probably could do 1/2 oregano). I used fat-free half and half and 4 tablespoons of vodka. I had no parsley, so used about 8 leaves of fresh chopped basil. Topped with a fistful of parmesan cheese, and mixed it all up. Penne is the best because all the meaty sauce gets stuck inside. This was the first time I've had penne alla vodka, and it was great! Thanks for the delicious dinner!
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- 1 lb uncooked penne pasta
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
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- 1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes (or to taste)
- 1 (28 ounce) can crushed tomatoes
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- 2 tablespoons vodka
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The international expert organisation DEKRA has taken over the Plant Integrity (PI), Non Destructive Testing (NDT) and Microsopy operations from DNV GL (formerly KEMA) and as such is expanding its industrial operations in the Netherlands. A respective purchase agreement was signed by DEKRA and DNV GL on 8th of August 2014.
The three units, employing together 24 experts, will be operating under the name DEKRA Material Testing & Inspection (MTI) in the new DEKRA buildings in Arnhem. MTI is concerned with the inspection and testing of capital-intensive and business-critical systems and materials. Customers include a large number of petrochemical, industrial and energy companies.
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Mr. Game Right for android is a pleasant appearance, interesting in fact and in general, in every way a casual game with puzzle elements. I especially liked the story that tells us about the character, the fate of which will be in our hands. He was in a hurry, and it can be understood - he's late for a date with the girl of your dreams! But, as usual, if you hurry, then once everything starts to interfere with and to crawl under his feet, and that we've got the same range of dangers and obstacles that need to be avoided and shunned, showing not only a good reaction and attention, but also thinking a step forward! Just because of the rush, our hero-lover even forgot to buy flowers, and it is an unforgivable mistake, so that the flowers will have to collect along the way, it's better than nothing!
The game is divided into levels and there is a certain strangeness, because we're running on the roofs of houses, on which is laid a peculiar way ... by whom and why - it does not matter, but our task is not to fall from the roof, because it will destroy all the plans for the clear reasons. The very first levels are quite simple, they require you to turn several times and everything, but each level will be a little longer and a little harder. At first sight of the need to turn just in time is no big deal, but the main difficulty lies in the title game, because our hero can turn only to the right ... maybe it's a ritual, it can the disease, but knowing that you'll have a much more serious thinking about laying your route.
What we liked - each new level adds a piece to the already traversed the route, so you can clearly see the places where there were and move forward. For good results, you can open new clothes, which will replace our hero repeatedly on the way to its goal, in general, the adventure was quite intense and exciting!
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DAB is dead
DAB in 2009
It's rather a bold statement to say that DAB is dead - but that would be the case if the commercially funded broadcasters could have their way.
DAB was crippled from the outset by its poor coverage and very poor audio quality. Technically a now rather outdated standard was chosen for DAB in the UK which meant that to obtain reasonable sound quality - on a par with good FM broadcasting - a fairly high bit bate of at least 192kbps would be needed. However due to bandwidth limitations (i.e not enough radio frequencies allocated to DAB by the government) the bit rates had to be severely reduced by the broadcasters, including the BBC, in order that the required number of stations could be transmitted. This caused audio quality to be much worse than the hi-fi quality potentially available with a good VHF/FM stereo signal.
This severe reduction in bit rate resulted in a severely reduced audio quality. This certainly had the ability to hinder the take-up of DAB by the general listening public.
Back in the eighties, when listeners were encouraged to swap from AM broadcasting, which was the most popular method of listening from the 1920's to the 1970's, to listening on FM, there was the carrot that FM radio had vastly superior sound quality compared to AM. There is no such advantage when swapping from FM to DAB - in fact DAB can actually sound worse than FM!
Other limiting factors include the fact that most people have more than one AM/FM radio - often a significant number: A radio in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, lounge, car plus hi-fi tuner etc - maybe half a dozen or more. This must certainly count as a factor against wider DAB adoption since DAB sets that can cost around £40 to £50 each.
The major handicap, however, is coverage. DAB coverage generally not as wide or effective as FM radio coverage, so it can often be the case that were FM radio reception was perfectly fine on the kitchen radio - DAB reception is non existent. So, you buy a nice new DAB radio - and it doesn't work!
Not only is DAB coverage often more restricted due to fewer and/or less powerful DAB transmitters and the fact that the higher radio frequencies used for DAB get attenuated (reduced in strength) more readily than the lower frequencies used for analogue radio. Also there is the additional problem in the way that the DAB system works:
When radio signals are weak FM reception simply gets progressively noisier until it gradually disappears, whereas with DAB reception when signals get to a certain weakness simply stops working altogether, it does not gradually get worse in the way that a weak AM or FM signal would - the reception just falls off a metaphorical cliff. DAB reception is particularly poor inside buildings due to the fact that the signals are more easily screened and therefore blocked by the structure.
More DAB transmitters would help, but with the uncertainty of the format and current economic woes, commercial broadcasters are not willing to invest in additional equipment and transmission sites. DAB is very expensive to transmit - and unsustainable when commercial broadcasters are making no money, or even having their cash swallowed up in the DAB money-pit.
Another problem for DAB is that there are so many alternative sources for radio reception. AM and FM analogue broadcasting is the obvious choice and which many listeners are perfectly satisfactory, plus there is the availability of many radio stations via digital terrestrial television - "Freeview"; digital satellite television - "Freesat"; cable and via internet streams - although the latter methods are not portable and remain quite an inconvenient method of listening to the radio.
A ten quid AM and FM 'tranny' does very nicely in the bathroom thank you!
DAB Plus
To overcome the previously mentioned poor DAB sound quality and new system has been devised called DAB+
DAB+ uses much more efficient 'codecs' (the digital encoding algorithms) than standard DAB and therefore can offer substantially better sound quality with lower bit rates and therefore smaller bandwidth. Listeners complaining of the current poor audio quality from standard DAB radio have been hoping that this new DAB+ system would be adopted by broadcasters in the UK.
However there are two problems.
1/ All the current - old technology - DAB radios would become obsolete and only fit for land fill because they would not be able to receive the new DAB+ standard and cannot be upgraded by firmware or hardware modification, so listeners would have to buy yet more new equipment.
2/ DAB+ has missed the boat as far as the radio industry is concerned. Since commercial broadcasters have been unable to make money out of DAB radio, therefore there is no spare cash for further investment, and the change from the current technology to DAB+ risks alienating all those who have already bought DAB receivers.
DAB+ will never be adopted in the UK.
The uncertainty of DAB adoption caused the commercial broadcasters to, understandably, reduce investment in the system. In 2008 the then GCap Media company (now part of Global Radio) realised that they would not produce any profit from DAB radio. In 2008 Fru Hazlett, GCap's Chief Executive said that if GCap could switch off DAB today - they would.
The failure of DAB was thrown into sharp focus at that point. Channel Four television and their "4 Digital" arm had recently spent a huge sum of money winning the second national DAB licence from Ofcom to operate a variety of new digital radio stations on the Digital 2 network. However the statement from Hazlett ensured that Digital 2 would never come to fruition and Channel 4 closed their embryonic digital radio operation down very quickly. Even the current Digital One DAB network only has four stations being transmitted on its network - three of which can be heard on analogue radio already. Not much of an incentive there for listeners to invest in a new DAB radio.
The commercial companies may plod along for the time being with DAB in its current form, and the BBC still offers its national radio services via its own national DAB network of transmitters. The BBC local radio stations are required to be carried on the commercially operated DAB multiplexes - where such a multiplex exists. However, we won't hold our breath for any major new DAB announcements just yet.
Perhaps the only bright spot is that the BBC did upgrade their own DAB encoders in an effort to make the most of the current DAB technology and improve sound quality. Some listeners did note an improvement in audio quality of some of the BBC radio stations being carried on DAB.
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Now that the long wave, medium wave and vhf/fm bands are effectively full up and can accommodate no further stations, DAB could be the ideal way to expand future domestic radio broadcasting.DAB is a system developed by the BBC and European broadcasters under the EUREKA 147 project and has been adopted by the EBU (European Broadcasting Union) as the future standard for digital audio broadcasting in Europe. DAB has been adopted by numerous other countries around the world too, with the notable exeption of the USA where the FCC is experimenting with a different digital broadcasting standard known as IBOC (In Band On Channel) which piggybacks a digital service alongside a current station on FM. IBOC has not proved to be a complete success as yet, however.
DAB, meanwhile, is transmitted in vhf band III (174 to 230 MHz), the band that the old 405 line black and white televison used to occupy in the UK from 1955 to 1982. Many areas can receive three multiplexes; the BBC National DAB Multiplex: the national commercial multiplex Digital One : and a Local Multiplex operated by a commercial operator. Some heavily populated areas can receive a additional regional multiplex. In my own area which has good radio reception, I can receive BBC, Digital One, a regional multiplex (MXR), a local multiplex (NOW), PLUS two other 'out of area' multiplexes (TWG-EMAP and CE Digital).
Each Multiplex can carry several radio stations, perhaps six or more depending on the data rates of each station. The lower the data rate of each service the more programme choice can be provided - but at lower audio quality. Typically 160 or 192 kbs is required for good audio quality and these rates are sometimes used by national music stations. 128 kbs is accepted as the minimum quality required for music reproduction, although the audio quality is really rather annoying when compared to FM or CD, and this is the rate used by most local music stations and is set by the commercial operator so that maximum revenue can be squeezed out of the multiplex from the greatest number of stations carried.
DAB is eminently portable, quicker and far easier to use than any other type of radio delivery system and offers very good sound quality, much better than AM and free of the hiss and crackles, pops and multipath distortion that could effect FM reception. Technically the sound quality is not as good as that which can be achieved with a standard analogue wideband FM band II vhf signal and when comparing a 128kbs stereo DAB station with a good analogue broadcast on FM via a high quality hi-fi tuner the DAB sound quality is VERY noticeable worse. However given the good bit rates (160kbs - 192kbs) offered by Classic FM, Virgin Radio and Radio Three the sound quality is a little better if being played through a hi-fi system, though subjectively still not equal to a good FM signal. I prefer FM every time over DAB.
HIGHEST QUALITY: If you are looking for the best radio quality then you need to consider radio via digital satellite - the SKY system - or via digital terrestrial television - i.e. Freeview.
DAB currently has one and has one major advantage over FM radio, that of significantly lower audio compression, such as the awful Optimod and Omnia systems so heavily used by most stations on FM. I use a Pure Evoke 2 for portable use, and this offers quite amazing audio from its built in ported hi-fi speakers on FM and the high bit-rate DAB stations. The Pure range of radios are really quite impressive despite the poorer sound quality offered by most DAB stations.
The lack of audio compression is, of course, purely at the broadcasters whim. As DAB is more widely adopted by the listening public there is a chance that audio compresion may gradually be introduced on some stations, which would be a shame for an audio broadcasting medium that can offer reasonable audio quality without the hiss and crackles of FM and AM.
DAB seems to me to be an ideal portable digital radio medium, but I think the system should be used to expand choice rather than to simply replace the existing AM and FM bands, and certainly 'squashing' (digitally compressing) too many stations into each DAB multiplex will have a very detrimental effect on sound quality due to lower bit-rates that would then have to be employed.
The down-side of DAB is that the listener will really only hear those stations that the authorities (the government and Ofcom) and the multiplex operators themselves deem that they want you, the listener, to hear. Since each block of frequencies (multiplex) is re-used over and over again the possibilities of DX-ing (distant reception) other services and stations is very limited since the chances are that a distant multiplex will be blocked by a more local one using the same frequecy block. It's not the same as AM or FM DX-ing whereby a listener can 'weedle out' a distant station from in-between two more local transmitters by careful tuning and adjustments. So we are in danger of becoming far too regulated and restricted in this respect. Where I am located I can listen to Alan Beswick on BBC GMR many many miles outside the service area of BBC GMR on FM by careful tuning and a strategically placed dipole aerial, I have no chance on DAB however, so that avenue of enjoyment would be cut off if FM did not exist.
The biggest problem, it seems to me, is the one of which radio stations and services your local multiplex operator allows you to hear. If they don't want station 'Y' carried on their multiplex for economic or competitive reasons then they don't have to carry it. The smaller radio stations may be priced off the local DAB multiplex simply because the multiplex operator can charge what it wants to allow a station on to its programme stream. If a particular radio station cannot justify the costs being charged by the local multiplex operator then it simply will not be carried and could be left 'ghettoised'.
This is very worrying and could lead to anti-competitive practices, since all the local multiplexes are owned by the very big radio groups/conglomorates, and with ownership rules and regulations being relaxed by Ofcom, these multiplex operators will inevitably merge and consolodate and be in an even stronger position to squeeze out the smaller stations from their DAB multiplex 'market'.
Since the BBC has only been allocated one single national multiplex and no local multiplex the authorities (Ofcom) have required the local commercial multiplex operators (i.e. Capital, GWR, EMAP etc) to carry the BBC local station in the area on their multiplex.
Here is the other rub. The government only allowed a very small portion of the band III v.h.f. spectrum to be allocated to DAB broadcasting, this limited number of frequency blocks means that many areas of the UK will have no band III local DAB multiplex. In consequence areas with no local commercial DAB multiplex available cannot be provided with coverage of BBC local radio on DAB in that area. The areas that will have no local DAB reception on band III include Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Kent Coast, Somerset, North Devon, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and Northern Ireland (which has to make do with one combined national / regional commercial DAB multiplex).
In 2005 OFCOM announced that additional frequencies in Band III v.h.f. may be made available to expand national commercial and BBC DAB coverage and to guarantee that every area would have its own LOCAL DAB multiplex. The expansion of local multiplexes to fill in uncovered 'white' areas commences in 2006 and may take several years to complete.
DAB could offer excellent expansion opportunities and reception quality and a good choice of new stations, but perhaps it should not be at the expense of current AM and FM bands just yet. DAB is still in its infancy we cannot tell how the authorities will treat the development of this new medium or, indeed, the future development of domestic radio in general.
There will be additional possibilities for expansion of DAB into local areas without current reception with the introduction of services in a new higher frequency bands. A new DAB band in the 1400 MHz region may be released in or after 2007 to allow more expansion of very localised DAB services. The trouble is that nearly all DAB radios sold to date do not include these new frequencies and will be unable to exploit the new services. This seems quite daft planning on the part of the UK government (hardly surprising then, I suppose) that all current DAB radios can receive all the frequency blocks in vhf band III (174 to 230 MHz) but that the government only chose to use a limited number of blocks in a very small portion of this band for DAB - hopefully this situation will soon change after 2005.
This is no doubt due the the fact that rather than institute good DAB planning, the government have auctioned off these more suitable frequencies to make a quick buck. But whenever did the government do anything sensible, practical, economical or popular with the common-sense thinking public? The usual government motto seems to be 'If a job is worth doing it's worth fudging and botching and making inefficient and almost unworkable'.
So at the moment we are left with a typically British compromised system.
The radio manufacturers have come up with some pleasing, interesting and quite good sounding portable designs. The broadcasters, particularly the BBC, have put some good stations on the multiplexes. Sound quality, however, is the biggest disappontment and cannot even match the heights of top-quality FM radio, let alone CD, due to DAB's currently restricted bit-rates. DAB is generally free from crackles, however. We can hear BBC Five Live and Talk Sport in higher quality than that available on AM and have the benefit of additional services such as BBC7 and BBC 6 Music and Oneword to name but a few.
We are, of course, waiting for the additional space allocated on band III to bring DAB to unserved localities. It is slightly worrisome that the commercial local multiplex operators (owned by big conglomerates) are in a position to dictate what we can and cannot hear and price some stations off DAB altogether. Let's hope that DAB is used to expand choice rather than simply a means for the government to close down the VHF/FM and Medium Wave and Long Wave bands so that they can sell those frequencies off to make yet more fast bucks to pay for the usual government follies.
I am extremely pleased with the PURE EVOKE-2 DAB radio, the additional stations are very welcome and the set is extremely easy to operate. Such a shame that the broadcasters have spoilt the potential sound quality!
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COMFORT FOOD! And this version is SO easy to make. During the holidays I go to the trouble of cooking a whole chicken, reserving the stock, etc. But on lazy weekends, my family begs for this and I'm happy to oblige! As a general rule, use 1 egg for each person, and then add however much flour you need to make a dough that can be rolled out.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb chicken breast
- 1 (46 ounce) can chicken stock or 1 (46 ounce) can broth
- 2 (10 1/2 ounce) cans cream of chicken soup
- 4 eggs
- 1⁄3 cup milk
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons salt
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- Cut chicken into 1-inch pieces. Bring 1 quart of water to boil (I usually add a few bouillion cubes, some diced onion and celery & some salt). Boil chicken until cooked through. Set aside, but don't dump the water yet!.
- For the dumplings, beat eggs and milk. Add salt and flour. Add flour/milk to reach proper dough consistency. Roll out on floured surface and cut into desired size pieces. I use a pizza cutter for this!
- In separate pot from the chicken, bring chicken stock and cream of chicken soup to a boil. Add the dumplings, a few at a time and stir often so they don't clump together. Once all of the dumplings are in, add the chicken. Allow to simmer until heated through. If the soup is thicker than you like, add some of the water that the chicken was cooked in (or broth/stock).
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'Naked' (NR)By Desson Howe
Washington Post Staff Writer
January 28, 1994
Not everyone will enjoy "Naked," an uncompromising film about the war between the sexes and the bleakness of existence, with a socially dysfunctional, wandering prophet (David Thewlis) at the dark center of it all.
The ones who don't like the movie, I expect, will object to its rough treatment of women. In Mike Leigh's British-made movie (which won at Cannes for Leigh's direction and Thewlis's performance), female characters are often sexually brutalized. It is unpleasant to witness what some of them (particularly Katrin Cartlidge) go through. That they participate -- even somewhat -- in their suffering is likely to fan the flames of outrage even higher.
But a more attentive, less-conventional reaction will, I think, appreciate greater complexities. This is not a movie against women. It's about how men treat women -- among many other things. The male-female element is just one strand of Leigh's existential fabric. "Naked" is about how everyone's up against everything, especially in England, a country full of social, economic and personal problems.
And lest this be forgotten in the controversial mix: The movie is also funny, endearing, wry, insightful and poignant. Isn't that entertainment?
Most of the appealing stuff -- and a good share of the challenging material -- comes from Thewlis. As Johnny, he's a salty, hyper-intelligent, hyper-paranoid drifter from the unemployed, industrial north, who has come to London -- apparently -- to look up a former girlfriend, Louise (Lesley Sharp).
Louise is at work when Johnny arrives, so he hangs out with her housemate Sophie (Cartlidge). As we discover immediately, he's a man of stunning, rapid-fire wit. Sophie, a sensitive and rather zoned-out punk, is much taken with him. A swift physical attraction occurs. By the time Louise arrives, the two are like old friends.
But when a woman succumbs to his charms (as many do), Johnny's endearments turn violent and angry. The grown-up result of a nasty home life, he's unaware of the need for physical tenderness. Leaving Sophie confused and heartbroken -- and frustrated himself -- he wanders through London, trying to connect with a succession of strangers.
In what amounts to an allegorical journey through modern times, Johnny has episodic run-ins with a bizarre, thick-accented Scot, searching the streets for his girlfriend; a lonely, philosophical security guard who spies nightly on a woman across the street; a shy waitress who invites Johnny home, then has an unexpected change of heart; and a bill poster who, after listening to Johnny rant, leaves him in a beaten heap on the street.
These and other unexpected twists and turns are charged with Johnny's manic, despairing outpourings. His mind spills over with humankind's accumulated knowledge -- from the Koran to the latest TV ads -- as he makes ominous pronouncements about anything that comes to mind.
He gives an inspired treatise on the biblical forewarnings of Chernobyl and the satanic implications of the universal bar code (its numerical symbols, he claims, correspond to 666). Completely immersed in philosophy, theology, commercials and everything else, he's unable to function on normal, superficial levels. But he's an existential cut-up about it. When Louise innocently inquires, "How did you get here?" he replies all too eloquently.
"Well, basically," he says, his words getting faster and faster, "there was this little dot, right? And the dot went bang and the bang expanded. Energy formed into matter, matter cooled, matter lived, the amoeba to fish, to fish to fowl, to fowl to frog, to frog to mammal, the mammal to monkey, to monkey to man, amo amas amat, quid pro quo, memento mori, ad infinitum, sprinkle on a little bit of grated cheese and leave under the grill till Doomsday."
You don't forget Johnny and, in the movie's most alarming portions, you won't forget Jeremy (Gregg Crutwell) either. An incredibly nasty character (and Sophie's and Louise's landlord), he intimidates women into dates, treating them with complete disdain and physical cruelty. Poor Sophie finds herself, once again, the brunt of rapacious male impulses.
But this is all part of the movie's wildly uncharted territory. Don't expect the watery grog of most movies. This is 90-proof, single-malt stuff. You sip it neat and you don't handle heavy machinery afterward. This movie will stay with you long after you've seen it, thanks to Thewlis's performance, Leigh's direction, Andrew Dickson's haunting bass-and-harp soundtrack, cinematographer Dick Pope's indelible images -- and the unalloyed, naked conviction of it all.
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The Berkshires Calendar for Dec. 2
Clark Art Institute: Book sale of discounted art books. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wide selection of remainders, markdowns and sale books about artists, art history, architecture, photography, gardening, decorative arts, and other illustrated topics. Clark Center's Michael Conforti Pavilion, 229 South St., Williamstown.
Bushnell-Sage Library: "Sit and Knit," 6-8 p.m., Sheffield.
College Financial Aid Programs: With Ann Murtagh Gitto of Vassar College, 6:30 p.m., Monument Mountain Regional High School, Great Barrington. Snow date: Dec. 9. With Anne Moore and Karrie Trautman of Berkshire Community College, 6 p.m., Taconic High School, Pittsfield. Snow date: Dec. 9. With Courtney Hatch Blauvelt and Paul Boyer of Williams College, 6:30 p.m., Wahconah Regional High School, Dalton. Snow date: Dec. 3.
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Contract Bridge: For all levels, from 1 to 4 p.m., Lee Senior Center; information: 413-243-3512.
Guthrie Center: Free Legal Clinic of Berkshire County, Inc. is holding free legal clinics from 12-1 p.m. during their free lunch program. Information call 413-854-1955. 2 Van Deusenville Road, Great Barrington.
Hinsdale Knit & Crochet Group: Meets every Wednesday at 1 p.m., Old Town Hall, Hinsdale.
Mount Greylock Regional School: Community discussion about preventing youth substance abuse. 6 p.m. Panel of experts to speak and answer questions. Pizza at 6 p.m. Appropriate for students grades 4 and up. Childcare available. Free. Registration requested: nbccoalition.org, http://tinyurl.com/KeepYouthSafe, Mount Greylock PTO Facebook page, or 413-663-7488 ext. 14. Transportation available from North Adams to and from the event. Route 7, Williamstown.
Pembury Bridge Club: ACBL-sponsored duplicate bridge, open game at 12:30 p.m., South Congregational Church, 110 South St., Pittsfield; Peter Samsel, 413-655-2416.
Ramsdell Library: Vegetarian Cooking with Lia Douillet: Soup, 5:30 p.m. Powder Keg Session for Mothers and Others, 6:30 p.m. International Solidarity Film Series — "The Milagro Beanfield War," 6 p.m. Information: 413-274-3738. 1087 Main St., Housatonic.
Worthington Finance Committee: Broadband option meeting. Informational meeting and interview with Wired West Option, 6:30 p.m., R.H. Conwell Elementary School, Worthington.
Scottish Dancers: 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. Information: Jean, 518-672-4243, or Ted, 413-698-2944. Berkshire Pulse, 410 Park St., 3rd floor, Housatonic.
Williams College: Social Change Film Series — "Blood Fruit," a documentary directed by Sinead O'Brien. 7 p.m. Faculty discussion after film. Free. Images Cinema, Spring Street, Williamstown.
Blood Pressure Clinics: Walk-ins are welcome, sponsored by Porchlight VNA and Tri-Town Board of Health, 9 to 10 a.m., Porchlight Home Care offices, 21 High St., Lee; Stockbridge Senior Center, noon to 1 p.m., Stockbridge.
Fit To Go!: Functional Fitness class for all levels of ability. 9 a.m. Information: 413-464-0064. Unitarian Universalist Church of Pittsfield, 175 Wendell Ave. Pittsfield.
Yoga: Gentle yoga for cancer survivors to help improve strength and sleep. Noon to 1:15 p.m. Registration encouraged, but walk-ins welcome. Information: 413-447-3092. Community Education conference room, first floor of the BMC Cancer and Infusion Center, 165 Tor Court, Pittsfield.
Berkshire South: Berkshire Sings! for ages 13+. Under the guidance of musician and teacher Robert Kelly. No auditions. Open to new and seasoned singers alike. Free. 6:45-8:15 p.m., 15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington. 413-528-2810.
Chess Club: Beginners welcome, 3 p.m., Bushnell-Sage Library, Sheffield, 413-229-7004.
CHP/South Berk. Kids Playgroups: "Play N Learn," ages 3-5 years, sign-up required at 413-644-0104, 9 to 11 a.m., CHP Family Services Building, 442 Stockbridge Road, Great Barrington; Playgroup, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Lenox Community Center, 65 Walker St., Lenox; Storytime, 10 to 11:30 a.m., New Marlborough Library, 1 Mill River-Great Barrington Road, New Marlborough.
Family Center Playgroups: Toddler Playgroup, 10 to 11 a.m., for 1 to 2.5 years old, Haskins Center, 210 State St., North Adams. Lanesborough Town Hall, 10 to 11 a.m., for walking to 5 years old, free, Community Room, 83 N. Main St., Lanesborough.
New Lebanon Library: Small Wonders Lapsit Storytime, includes age appropriate stories, songs, and movement activities, 10 a.m.; Preschool Story Hour, includes crafts, songs, and movement activities, 11 a.m., 550 State Route 20, New Lebanon, N.Y. 518-794-8844.
North Adams Library: Preschool story time for ages 3-6, 10:30 a.m., Youth Services Department, second floor, 74 Church St., North Adams, 413-662-3133.
Williams College: Croghan Bicentennial Visiting Professors in Biblical and Early Christian Studies. J. Albert Harrill, "'Exegetical Torture' in Early Christian Biblical Interpretation," 5 p.m. David Brakke, "From Rewriting to Exegesis: Gnostics, Valentinians, and the Birth of Early Christian Biblical Interpretation," 7 p.m. Both lectures will take place at the Faculty House, 968 Main St., Williamstown.
Berkshire Highlanders: Band rehearsals, bagpipes and drums, from 7 to 9 p.m.; for more information, visit berkshirehighlanders.org.
Berkshire Sings: Opportunities to sing as a soloist, duo or small ensemble will be offered. Everyone is welcome, no prior musical training is necessary. 6:45-8:15 p.m., free. Berkshire South Regional Community Center, 15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington, 413-528-2810.
Williams College: Midweekmusic, 12:15 p.m., music for cello, harp, and jazz voice. Bring your lunch. Chapin Hall stage. Violin studio recital with students of Joanna Kurkowicz, 4 p.m., Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall. Chinese Music Ensemble, 7 p.m., Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall. All free. Williamstown.
Berkshire Theatre Group: Laugh Lounge Series: Kevin McCaffrey. 8 p.m. Tickets: $10 in advance; $12 at the door. The Garage, Colonial Theatre, 111 South St., Pittsfield.
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Low Carb... No Sugar Added... Mini Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars
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I have chosen a low-carb lifestyle due to insulin resistance. I was so sick of chocolate cravings, I came up with this on my own! Everyone in my family LOVES it!!!! I hope you do too!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup smucker's natural-style peanut butter
- 3 tablespoons hershey's cocoa powder
- 28 (1 g) packets Equal sugar substitute
- 3 teaspoons coconut oil
- 3 teaspoons heavy whipping cream
- 1⁄2 cup crushed pecans
Directions See How It's Made
- There was a little bit of trouble with just saying "28 packets of Equal" but each packet = 1 gram so just use 28 packs or more if you want it sweeter.
- *Coconut oil should be room temperature before mixing*
- Mix first four ingredients until well blended.
- After the coconut oil is blended, add the whipping cream.
- Mix whipping cream into the mixture until well blended.
- Place mixture in refrigerator to chill for at least 4 hours.
- Once chilled, roll into tablespoon sized balls.
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Thanks for the reply. I have one more question. If multiple columns with identical names but with different timestamps are bulk loaded (with sstableloader) into a CF, and we had LCS running in the background, would a slice predicate query retrieve multiple columns with the same name assuming compaction isn't finished yet and there still are SSTables sitting in level 0? Or do queries return only the columns with the most recent timestamp for each name regardless? (I would guess at the latter but I wanted to make sure) On Oct 24, 2013 7:08 PM, "Robert Coli" <email@example.com> wrote: > On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 3:13 PM, rash aroskar <firstname.lastname@example.com>wrote: > >> I have a column family created with strategy of leveled compaction. If I >> execute nodetool compact command, will the columnfamily be compacted using >> size tiered compaction strategy? >> > > No. > > >> If yes, after the major size tiered compaction finishes will it at any >> point trigger leveled compaction back on the column family? >> > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-6092 > > and especially : > > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-6092?focusedCommentId=13793012&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-13793012 > > tl;dr : if you have more than a single SSTable, it will do something. > There is disagreement whether it "should" do something if you only have a > single SSTable. My view, for the record, is "yes." > > =Rob > >
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