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by Nicole Perlroth, The New York Times, 21 October 2016
by Nicole Perlroth, The New York Times, 21 October 2016
SAN FRANCISCO — Major websites were inaccessible to people across wide swaths of the United States on Friday after a company that manages crucial parts of the internet's infrastructure said it was under attack.
Users reported sporadic problems reaching several websites, including Twitter, Netflix, Spotify, Airbnb, Reddit, Etsy, SoundCloud and The New York Times.
The company, Dyn, whose servers monitor and reroute internet traffic, said it began experiencing what security experts called a distributed denial-of-service attack just after 7 a.m. Reports that many sites were inaccessible started on the East Coast, but spread westward in three waves as the day wore on and into the evening.
And in a troubling development, the attack appears to have relied on hundreds of thousands of internet-connected devices like cameras, baby monitors and home routers that have been infected — without their owners' knowledge — with software that allows hackers to command them to flood a target with overwhelming traffic.
A spokeswoman said the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security were looking into the incident and all potential causes, including criminal activity and a nation-state attack.
Kyle York, Dyn's chief strategist, said his company and others that host the core parts of the internet's infrastructure were targets for a growing number of more powerful attacks.
"The number and types of attacks, the duration of attacks and the complexity of these attacks are all on the rise," Mr. York said.
Security researchers have long warned that the increasing number of devices being hooked up to the internet, the so-called Internet of Things, would present an enormous security issue. And the assault on Friday, security researchers say, is only a glimpse of how those devices can be used for online attacks.
Dyn, based in Manchester, N.H., said it had fended off the assault by 9:30 a.m. But by 11:52 a.m., Dyn said it was again under attack. After fending off the second wave of attacks, Dyn said at 5 p.m. that it was again facing a flood of traffic.
A distributed denial-of-service attack, or DDoS, occurs when hackers flood the servers that run a target's site with internet traffic until it stumbles or collapses under the load. Such attacks are common, but there is evidence that they are becoming more powerful, more sophisticated and increasingly aimed at core internet infrastructure providers.
Going after companies like Dyn can cause far more damage than aiming at a single website.
Dyn is one of many outfits that host the Domain Name System, or DNS, which functions as a switchboard for the internet. The DNS translates user-friendly web addresses like fbi.gov into numerical addresses that allow computers to speak to one another. Without the DNS servers operated by internet service providers, the internet could not operate.
In this case, the attack was aimed at the Dyn infrastructure that supports internet connections. While the attack did not affect the websites themselves, it blocked or slowed users trying to gain access to those sites.


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Hearts endure a frustrating end to a difficult week as Jamie Hamill's late own goal means they draw at Aberdeen.
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Hearts endured a frustrating end to a difficult week as Jamie Hamill's late own goal meant they drew at Aberdeen.
The home side had the better of the game but fell behind to Ryan Stevenson's header just after the hour mark.
But the Dons continued to press and were rewarded when Hamill slid a Johnny Hayes cross into his own net.
It means Aberdeen finish eighth in the table, ahead of what is sure to be a summer of change at the club, with nine players having already been told their future lie away from the club.
Hearts end the season two places and four points worse off although they still have the spectre of a possible points deduction hanging over them, which could consign them to League One, after Lithuanian parent company, UBIG, declared themselves insolvent.
The Jambos were fortunate not to fall behind early at Pittodrie as Josh Magennis' lifted shot was cleared by the backtracking Dylan McGowan before Cammy Smith headed a Joe Shaughnessy cross narrowly over.
The Hearts goal came under further pressure when Niall McGinn saw a 15-yard shot saved by Jamie McDonald, who was called into action again to tip a Magennis effort over the bar.
Despite having been under the cosh for much of the game, Hearts snatched the lead when David Smith's corner found the unmarked Stevenson and he headed beyond home keeper Jamie Langfield.
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Tutorial: Fitting Mesh
The past few days I've been tweaking my shape to get it to fit a particular tank top from Jane. After awhile I did give up and trashed it. Lesson learned: Demo mesh prior to buying! But the story doesn't end there.
I shared my frustration with Zyrra Falcone since now one of the newest releases from ColdLogic doesn't fit me either. These two brands always have had fit me so well and never needed to try a demo. So what changed?! She and I looked at my shape and found the answer after a few minutes.
My shape is curvy but in the fat way. Eek, the f word! I don't want to loose the overall look of my shape just to fit mesh. Afterall that's what I identify with, right? Zyrra was able to break down how mesh is rigged related to avatar shapes which made adjusting my shape easy without taking away my identity. Here's how I understand it: Mesh is rigged to the shape's "skeleton". Shapes are designed using muscle (fat) and frame (skeleton) sliders. The trick is knowing which slider affects muscles and what ones adjust the skeleton.
First, mess around with your own shape, but not before making a copy, by minimizing muscle (fat) sliders on the torso, legs and arms. These are the usual areas that are affected by mesh. When you minimize a muscle slider you'll need to find a corresponding skeleton slider.
In my case my Torso Muscle slider was nearly 50 points and my Shoulders slider was in the twentys. This combination gave me the curves I liked in my shape. Decreasing the Torso Muscle by 15 or more points and increasing the Shoulders slider by just a few points, I lost what looks like nothing to my curvy shape.
The below photo shows the differences in the two shapes and how two different shirts fit on both shapes. The top row of photos I used my old shape (more fat, less skeleton) and the bottom row is updated shape. There really is no difference in my shape's appearance but check out how much better the two shirts fit:
I'm now on a mission to find other sliders pairings that will compliment each other for the lower torso. Feel free to leave comments about the slider combinations that you find. Hopefully the right combination will help you to fit some of the popular mesh designers without uncompromising your own identity. Maybe this will now cease the forever whine "I can't fit into mesh" for most folks.
As a side note: Not all mesh designers weight their mesh items the same way or using the same care to do so. Demo everything prior to purchase. Also, I typically wear a medium in Standardize Sizing. I believe both ColdLogic & Jane use Standard Sizing.
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Great helpful post!
Please share any other slider parings you find too. I get mesh to fit okay, but I tend to have to make a new shape for each item and I don't think i am changing the right sliders to really make the item fit.. only to just make it look better. Would be nice to know more exactly which sliders to move that effect mesh.
I know that this has been one of the biggest issues with me and mesh. I love mesh and yet, I've always leaned toward curvy figures, because lets face it – I want my avi to actually look…real. But Zyrra is correct in that just a little finagling and you can fit mesh perfectly on your body without having to lose the shape you so desire.
I've noticed with boots – it has a lot to do with the saddlebag sliders and the hips, not really the legs.
Great tutorial, i gonna try that now
Thank you <3
O.o wow very helpful tips there Luna, thanks for sharing, will have to try this in the future!!!
I have found that taking away a few points from the body fat slider helps fit most mesh, and to compensate for this I increase the body width slider (which adjusts to mesh) to retain a curvier shape.
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I definitely agree with F-Zero. Such an underrated game. Me and a couple of my neighbors growing up played the hell out of the N64 version. The Gamecube version was awesome too.
Apocalypse and Crash Bandicoot definitely could have made the list.
I was also thinking about TimeSplitters, but I think I'd rather see a sequel than a remake.
I agree 100%. Using no controller with the Kinect is what sold it, but it can also be it's downfall, just because like you said, everything has to be on rails.
Some of the Kinect games shown at e3 this year looked like they would be pretty decent, but without a controller to actually control where you're going, a lot of the experience of the game could be lost.
I need to get Morrowind on my PC. The extra content from mods and not getting dirty disc errors every five mins on my Xbox would be nice.
Some people wouldn't agree with you on that
Finish KotOR, you'll like the ending.
5$ says that nobody bothers watching those long-ass intros after the first day.
Yeah, I thought I would be playing this game for a while. The first few days I played non-stop, but now I haven't even touched it in about a week.
Only because I want to be playing right now and not typing :P
I would assume he planned on making more copies of the one he bought and sell them for a decent profit.
I think more people had fun with rock band than those who didn't. It's obviously a very successful franchise and there's no arguing that, that's why it made the list. I just don't enjoy it very much, mostly because I'm terrible at every instrument on there except the microphone.
Yeah, my Halo 2 midnight release was a real shit-show. Had no idea what I was doing, apparently they were using some sort of ticket system or something to call people up. It was such a huge disorganized mess, me and my buddy were there until about 3 in the morning. This was back in highschool too so we had to be up in about 3 and a half hours.
The way they do it now though is pretty cool. Literally takes like 20 mins to cycle 200 or so people through to get their games. ...
Johnny Sasaki in the first 2 Metal Gear Solids and his relative in the 3rd. Always having to use the bathroom at the worst possible times.
A well done RPG would be a really cool idea. I wonder what they would have to do with the story though to make it work out. Maybe set it like a few (hundred) years after Halo 3?
That was a huge deal on the playground back in elementary/middle school if you beat the water temple. I felt like such a badass after I beat it, but then felt like a huge girl when I stepped foot into the well.
You can never be too old to do something you enjoy. Other people don't need to know what you're playing, and even if they do, who cares?
No Morrowind or Pokemon games? :( I'm kinda surprised.
I'll have to give what you chose as number 1 a shot, I don't even think I've heard of it.
Robot Unicorn Attack, Hell yes.
Hell Tetris is addicting in a masochistic sort of way too if you've ever tried it.
I would ask for it back after getting the game to have it framed.
I know what you mean about them blowing things way out of proportion. When I first bought my 360 back in the day with Oblivion, the people at Gamestop had me convinced that I was completely out of my mind if I didn't buy Table Tennis too. Quoting their exact words it was "the best game they've ever played in their lives".


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A few days ago my boyfriend and I sat in the livingroom when a HUGE crash sounded from his computer den...it was so craz,y we could feel the bang in the couches we were sitting in!
It was like someone had taken a heavy object and thrown it angrily to the floor to break it...but when we cautiously went to see if a burglar or a murderer was on a rampage in our apartment, no one was there...and nothing had been thrown to the floor...there was nothing on the floor at all! - creepy and fun.
Later my sister came by and someone was walking around in the kitchen...my sister shouts out to my eldest daughter and said "HI SWEETIE"...but my daugter wasn't even home...we were alone in the apartment.
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why does the headlight go out randomly in my 95 Ram?
I just replaced both headlight bulbs and for some reason it worked earlier today when I did
and then just stopped while I was driving. The blinkers also stopped, they come on and
stay on I have to manually "blink" them. Is it a fuse? I'm lost here
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It could be the "Smart Switch" AKA the directional switch.
would that (hopefully) solve the headlight issue also?
In my experience. Yes
Awesome! Thanks for your help bud! I'll give it a try
so, I replaced the directional switch today and nothing changed. Would it be the main blinker fuse? The large round one? Thats what the guy at advanced said however ge claimed to know nothing about a Dodge only a chevy...
Also, the bulbs are exploding, but i did find a great deal of water in the actual assembly??
Water and electricity are not a good combination. Get the water out dry everything off and find the source of the water. That's the problem. Water!!!!
theres seemingly a leak somewhere, so I drilled two tiny holes in the bottom of the light and we are cooking with gas, changed the fuse and was able to return the directional switch, so less a little water and a new fuse, $12 bucks later the hunting truck is ready to rock!! Thanks for your help bud!
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text: OMG!!!!This concert was insane.My whole family realllyyyy enjoyed the preformance(Mom,Dad,two sisters and my little brother 11yrs.old)That band really knows how to put on a show.I'm 20 yrs. old and I did not realize how epic these guys are.In my opinion Kiss blows every band from my generation out of the water!!!Kiss could most def. show bands now a days a thing or two!!!!!I wish I was around when they first hit the music scene.You can bet I would have been a kiss babe in the 70's.I'm sad that I've only seen Kiss once:((I hope they never stop touring I want to see them again and again:))))Kiss music is soo real and soo rock and roll I can't get enough of their music. This band is the definition of fine classic rock.And for God sakes they are still making epic songs.I LOVE KISS!!!!!That concert was the best time of my life a dream come true!!!!!oh yea and I am in love with Paul Stanly.His voice is amazing!!!I would have his babies :)))


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Turn-of-the-century cooks thought the original of this dense, chocolaty cake was so wickedly rich and sinfully delicious that it just had to be bad. So they named it after the devil himself. The first recipe for it appeared in 1905, and it's been around ever since. We've freshened up the devil with a little lift of mint.
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- Cake
- 3/4 cup water
- 3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract
- 2 1/2 cups sifted cake flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 2 cups firmly packed brown sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 34 semisweet chocolate chips
- Frosting
- 3 cups whipping cream
- 1/2 cup dark corn syrup
- 1 1/2 pounds semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract
- Fresh mint leaves
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- Preheat oven to 350° F. Butter two 9-inch square cake pans with 2-inch-high sides. Line bottoms with waxed paper. Butter and flour waxed paper. Bring 3/4 cup water to simmer in saucepan. Place cocoa in small bowl. Gradually whisk in hot water. Whisk in buttermilk and extract. Mix flour and baking soda in medium bowl. Using electric mixer, beat butter in large bowl until fluffy. Gradually add sugar, beating until light. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Add dry ingredients alternately with cocoa-buttermilk mixture in 2 batches each, beating just until combined. Divide batter between prepared cake pans. Sprinkle with chocolate chips. Bake until tester inserted into center of each cake comes out with some moist crumbs attached, about 20 minutes. Cool cakes in pans on racks 15 minutes. Run small sharp knife around pan sides to loosen cakes. Turn out cakes onto foil-lined racks. Carefully peel paper from cakes and cool completely. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover tightly and refrigerate.)
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Today, TheIowaRepublican.com launches our new "On the Trail" series. Throughout the run-up to the 2012 Iowa Caucus, we attend candidate tour stops throughout the state and offer you a glimpse of what the event is like. We will look at the candidates and their message, as well as how the campaign manages each meeting. Check back often as we go "On the Trail" with the 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls.
Herman Cain's presidential exploratory committee scheduled a 1:30 pm tour stop for Tuesday, April 19th, at the Ar-Jay Center in Cedar Rapids. It seemed to be an odd location for a campaign speech. Usually, these types of events are held in coffee shops, meeting rooms or community centers. This was the first one I have ever been to inside a furniture store.
The first thing I noticed upon arriving was the lack of signs on the windows or doors indicating Herman Cain would be there. Things got worse upon entering the store. There was no one from the Cain campaign greeting people. He does not have an Iowa staff yet, but plenty of volunteers are on board. Yet, no one was directing people where to go.
This resulted in a bunch of confused people, including national and local media, standing in the middle of the furniture store waiting for the event to start. There was nowhere to sit and no one seemed to have any idea exactly where in the building the meeting would take place. If anyone did know, they didn't bother to share that information with the rest of us.
Around 1:30, Herman Cain entered the store and immediately began shaking hands and chatting with people. He held babies and posed for pictures with several attendees. Cain was very approachable for everyone in attendance, which is not the case with all presidential candidates.
After a couple of minutes, Cain asked, "Where's Joni?" He was referring to candidate volunteer extraordinaire Joni Scotter. She is one of the most enthusiastic conservative activists in the state and is being courted by several presidential campaigns. A few minutes later, Scotter arrived. She and Cain greeted each other very warmly.
As the former Godfathers CEO continued to mingle with the crowd, I began to wonder if this event would just consist of people standing around the furniture store, chatting individually with Cain. Finally, a store manager said that he had set up 50 chairs upstairs for the meeting. A few more minutes passed before the crowd finally headed there.
The backdrop actually worked perfectly. It was the model of a kitchen. "Kitchen table issues", i.e. the economy, is the number one topic on the minds of a lot of voters. The crowd size was around 30, so several of the seats remained unfilled. This was another error on the part those assisting Cain. Empty seats are no-no. Set up the room for less than what you believe will need. You can always bring more chairs out later if you need them.
A sign-up sheet was circulated amongst the attendees and literature was placed on the countertop behind Cain. They should have been available immediately when people arrived, but better late than never. Campaigns should always get contact information from the people who attend their events, so I was glad to see the sign-up sheet passed around.
Once Cain began addressing the crowd, it became clear that the campaign has a lot of work to do to catch up with its candidate. Herman Cain is a dynamic speaker and storyteller. He opened his dialogue by telling the crowd, "I don't have a standard stump speech. That's what politicians do." Indeed. I have seen Herman Cain speak at least a half dozen times and every speech differs from the previous ones.
Two minutes into the speech, Cain broke out the first of many one-liners that won the crowd over. "In Washington, D.C., the motto is 'If it ain't broke, break it'." Eight minutes later, Cain returned to his anti-politician rhetoric. "I am the only problem-solving candidate running," he said. "The rest of them are politicians."
Cain covered a lot of different topics. He mixed detailed policy stances with humor, personal stories and stinging criticisms of President Obama. Following his speech, Cain took several questions from the audience. He spent several minutes discussing his survival of Stage IV cancer. Cain focused heavily on how faith helped him become cancer-free, when doctors gave him only a 30 percent chance of survival. "God said 'Not yet Herman, I've got some more work for you to do.'"
Other questions touched on Libya, gas prices, and who his potential vice-presidential pick would be. I have never seen a presidential candidate answer this question by actually revealing names. Herman Cain is not your typical candidate. He named, not necessarily in order, Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann, Congressman Paul Ryan, Senator Jim Demint and Senator Tom Coburn.
Cain delivered more bluntness in regards to energy and rising gas prices. "Let me tell you a little secret. This green energy stuff is a joke," he said. He added that the United States has plenty of resources to become energy independent, but the Obama administration refuses to use them.
Following the speech, Cain spent more time chatting individually with attendees and conducting a handful of media interviews. The reaction I heard from two prominent Linn County Republicans was very positive, but they were not ready to back Cain yet. He will return to Cedar Rapids next month to headline a County GOP Central Committee fundraiser.
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A Cry in the Dark Trailer (1988)
"A family torn apart. A public filled with outrage. A woman accused of murder." 11 November 1988 Drama, Foreign 120 mins
Based on the true story of Lindy Chamberlain: During a camping trip to Ayers Rock in outback Australia, she claims she witnessed a dingo taking her baby daughter, Azaria, from the family tent. Azaria's body is never found. After investigations and two public inquests, she is charged with murder. The case attracts a lot of attention, turning it into a media sideshow.
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Almost half of those people looking for a property are using mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets or other internet-enabled devices, new research has found.
The Future of Property Hunting report, which was commissioned by realestate.com.au, showed 25 per cent of property hunters used smartphones to help them with their search, while one in five relied on tablets and other internet-enabled devices.
"The growing popularity of the smartphone and rapid emergence of the iPad since its launch in 2009 is changing the way we access information," said report author and social researcher Mark McCrindle. "We are a society seeking instant gratification due to the busy lives we lead. As a result, real estate companies are launching new products that are helpful, quick and easy to use."
The report found that Gen Y is leading the trend, with 39 per cent using their smartphone to search for property before, with one in four Gen X'ers (25 per cent) and 13 per cent of Baby Boomers making the most of the latest property searching technology.
The Future of Property Hunting report surveyed 1,184 Australians, and focused on how technology is used now to find property and how it might look in the future.
It revealed that while Gen Y might be the most active property seeking demographic (30 per cent are monitoring the market or considering buying compared to 25 per cent of Gen X'ers and 14 per cent of Baby Boomers) and most likely to use a smartphone, age does not influence where we want to see property hunting technology in the future.
The report found that one-third of Gen Y's (33 per cent), Gen X (33 per cent) and Baby Boomers (34 per cent) would like to access a property app that offers virtual tours and 3D walkthroughs. A further 20 per cent - evenly spread across each generation - would like the option of scanning the property billboard outside a house and taking an instant 3D tour in the future, with 19 per cent wanting to read comments left by other users on different suburbs.


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New THE FLASH Promo Focuses on S.T.A.R. Labs
Actor Tom Cavanaugh (Harison Wells) talks viewers through the characters that will make up the S.T.A.R. Labs team - including Caitlin Snow and Cisco Ramon - on THE CW's fall-premiering The Flash.
The video first appeared on the the show's official Facebook page, but here's a YouTube version courtesy a Brazilian Grant Gustin fan YouTube channel.
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2nd floor, two bedrooms, living room, dining room and bathroom (all private). Hall and kitchen shared with one 3rd floor housemate. In the heart of the village, two blocks from restaurants & shopping district. Just four blocks from the Hudson River.
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Guests have private access to the two bedrooms, bathroom, dining room, and living room. There is one housemate shares a common hallway to get to the 3rd floor and occasionally uses the kitchen. You will not see them very often.
There is cable TV and an internet connection.
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You may see Sade who lives on the 3rd floor. James will only be seen at check-in but lives nearby if needed.
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- Two blocks into town, post office, library, Art Cafe, Strawberry Place Diner.
- Four blocks to the (Hudson River) Memorial Park, YMCA, Brickhouse Restaurant and Pub, Hudson House Restaurant, and Gypsy Donuts.
- Six blocks to Piermont walking/biking trail, Hopper House Art Center, Main Street restaurants and theaters, Starbucks, Wasabi Sushi, Thai House Restaurant, Turiellos Pizza, Didiers Patisserie and a whole lot more!
- Go a little further you will find Hook Mountain, Nyack Beach State Park, the Palisades Mall, Buttermilk Falls, Rockland Center for the Arts, Garner Arts Center and the new Industrial Arts Brewing Company's tasting room.
1- Nyack is active day and night but the apartment is on a quiet street. Not a place for loud late night partying.
2- Please remember, your rental is mostly private but Sade lives on the 3rd floor, you may occasionally pass her in the hallway by the stairs inside the apartment.


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PTI leader Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar has demanded a national action plan against corruption.
Talking to different delegations in his office on Sunday, he said Pakistan can't progress in presence of corruption and terrorism.
He said both terrorism and corruption must be rooted out from the country. PTI is fighting according to national desires, and time is not too far when corruption and terrorism will be eradicated from the country, he added. He said the entire nation saluted the sacrifices given by the whole security institutions, including the armed forces.
Moreover, Opposition leader in Punjab Assembly Mian Mehmood ul Rasheed led a protest against corruption on Sunday which was attended by dozens of PTI workers.
Besides, according to a press release, former Punjab Chief Minister and PPP central leader Mian Manzoor Ahmed Wattoo visited the residence of former DIG Capt (Rtd) Ahmed Mobeen and expressed condolences.


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Pie in the sky... critics blast Mary Berry's pastry base-free concoction
Mary Berry has stirred up yet another culinary controversy, this time over a simple pie.
The former Great British Bake Off judge has taken some criticism on social media for using white wine, thyme, cream and an oven to create her version of spaghetti bolognese on TV show Mary Berry Everyday.
Now the 81-year-old's hearty potato, leek and cheese pie is at the centre of a new storm, with viewers insisting it was a "casserole with a lid" because it did not have a pastry base.
"That's a pastry lid - not a pie. You're going to give Twitter a meltdown. Disgraceful," snapped one fan on Twitter.
"Sorry Mary, but it's not really a pie if there's no pastry base," said another.
One fan wrote: "That isn't a pie. It has no base. That's just a lid. Disappointed. Would still eat it though," said another disgruntled viewer.
Berry's sticky toffee pudding did not escape unscathed on last night's show, with viewers expressing their disappointment that it did not contain dates. One posted: "Why are there no dates in this #maryberryeveryday sticky toffee pudding? This is madness I tell you, madness!"
Berry's recipes on the BBC programme have been a talking point each week.
As well as 'bolognese-gate', the 81-year-old surprised viewers by stirring garlic into her pizza dough last week, while admitting that she had never had a pizza delivered to her home.
Meanwhile, Paul Hollywood has defended his decision to remain on Bake Off when it moved from the BBC to Channel 4, saying that he works for a production company "not a channel".
Loose Women star Ruth Langsford asked Hollywood how he felt about the backlash last year over his decision to remain on the show while Berry and the other presenters stepped down.
He said: "They were loyal in their own little arenas of what they wanted to do, I was in a different stage of my career.
"And it's my job, and I love doing the Bake Off. And when it moved channels - I'm with the production company, I don't work for a channel, I work for a production company - and my job was always there.
"I didn't want to lose it."
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I'm a foodie from Philadelphia and love Michelin-stared restaurants, degustation menus, etc. My wife is more of a bistro fan, and doesn't care for endless courses and explanations of the dishes.
Is there a happy medium where one can get top-of-the line food, but not necessarily very fussy such that a bistro-eater (from Brittany originally) can enjoy it?
We're only in Paris one night for this trip (most of the time will be in Brittany, so tons of casual options there of course), so I want to make it special.
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We're excited to announce the launch of our very first Digital Original, Warren Ellis's chilling short story "Dead Pig Collector," on sale July 30th. Check out an excerpt over at Tor.com.
Richard Lloyd Parry has a new piece in the current issue of the London Review of Books—on Choco Pie, the evocatively christened "Sunshine Policy," and nuclear diplomacy in North Korea.
There are two alternatives: to talk to the North Koreans, or not to talk to them. If the choice is made to talk, and reach a deal, then North Korean cheating of some kind is inevitable. This is one of the perks of wilful self-isolation – because you have so little left to lose, the rules do not apply to you anymore.
Read the whole article here.
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The Abu Dhabi Film Festival today announced the full line-up of its upcoming sixth edition, which will run from October 11-20. A total of 81 feature length films and 84 short films representing 48 countries will be screened at the Festival. The Press Book containing the full line-up can be downloaded here. Over the 10 day Festival there will be numerous activities ranging from red carpet premieres to master classes and workshops by regional and international film experts targeting emerging and established Arab filmmakers, aimed at stimulating interest in culture and the development of the creative industries. Hollywood hit movie Arbitrage starring Richard Gere and Nate Parker will open the Festival. Gere and Parker will be joined on the red carpet by one of the film's Executive Producers, Mohammed Al Turki from Saudi Arabia and director, Nicholas Jarecki. Also attending Opening Night will be special guests, Indian megastar Mammootty and Iranian actress, Golshifteh Farahani, among others. The full guest list will be announced closer to the Festival. The ADFF will this year be presenting not just one, but two prestigious Lifetime Achievement Awards. The two recipients are outstanding actresses representing the cream of international talent, Egyptian screen legend Sawsan Badr and Italian film star Claudia Cardinale. This will be the first time the Festival has honoured an Arab star with a Lifetime Achievement Award. At ADFF, films from the Arab worldcompete alongside international titles, which will ensure an exceptional event with a selection of the finest films on the current festival circuit. Ali Al Jabri, Abu Dhabi Film Festival Director commented, "Once again we have a great selection of films, something we have built a reputation for since we launched six years ago . We will be showcasing some of the most ground-breaking films ensuring a very successful year for both regional and international filmmakers.\" The programme announced today includes details of all competitions including the Narrative, New Horizons and Documentary competitions, as well as the full Showcase section with its selection of recent outstanding films from around the world. This year's Special Programmes include a Spotlight on South Korea, with six great films and a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Algerian independence. Furthermore, distinguished classics, Lawrence of Arabia (1962), 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea (1954) and Singin' in the Rain (1952), have been painstakingly restored and will also be screened at the festival. Our popular Ladies' Screenings and Family Day programmes, which feature a fine selection of films from different Festival sections, will be back this year to provide entertainment for both women and families. From middle-east-online
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LMU Summer Camps
Extended Care Program
Extended care is available for an additional fee. It is available in the mornings from 7:30-9:00 am for all camp programs and in the afternoons from 4:00-6:00 pm for full day camps only (There is no afternoon extended care for ½ day morning camps.). Morning attendees will be dropped off in Summer Camp Multi-Purpose room located in Gersten Pavilion and will be escorted by extended care staff to their camp program by 9:00 am each morning. After care attendees will be escorted by camp staff to the Summer Camp Multi-Purpose room located in Gersten Pavilion at the end of each camp day.
- Morning only, $75.00 per session
- Afternoon only, $100.00 per session
- Both morning and afternoon, $175.00 per session
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I had my second child at the PRU after a horrendous experience of having my first daughter at Queen Elizabeth's. I actually went into early labour and went to the PRU and had the best care. Very kind and understanding midwives who kept me informed every step of the way and explained everything to me. I felt in control due to the information given and was consulted at every stage (they were trying to keep the baby in me as long as possible as she was too early). I can not thank the staff enough and my daughter was delivered safely and I was helped to breastfeed her. Fantastic care, shame all hospitals aren't like this.
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What's Better — a Ravioli Stamp, or a Ravioli Tray?
Q: I am hoping to take on ravioli making this fall and winter and I have a question. For those of you who have successfully made ravioli, do you prefer using a ravioli stamp or a ravioli maker mold/tray thingy?
I'd prefer to just get one or the other for now and I'd like to choose the one that is most likely to help me be successful in this endeavor.
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Rodgers and Hart. George and Ira Gershwin. Cole Porter. Lerner and Loewe. For most people who've grown up with and shared America's musical heritage, great songs open the floodgates to memories and feelings. Perhaps nowhere is this more profound than in the world of Broadway musicals, with their iconic melodies and memorable lyrics.
Revisit the standards, originally written for the stage, that have both delighted and helped mend the broken hearts of Americans for decades. These 16 delightful lectures immerse you in the world of Broadway, exploring the intricacies of musical composition and song construction-and how they were used to create specific effects - as well as the social and historical backdrop against which musical theater must be considered.
Much as we often concentrate on the so-called "golden age" of the 1950s, American musical theater spans the history of two vibrant centuries: the era of the minstrel show-whose contributions to American music were immense, in spite of the embarrassment we still feel at many of its images-vaudeville, ragtime, the revue; and the age of fully integrated book musicals launched by the 1927 production of Show Boat.
With examples at the piano, Professor Messenger shows you the soundtrack of America - and for millions of us, the soundtrack of our lives. This insightful and sublimely enjoyable learning experience can forever change the way you experience musical theater.
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Edit 10/3/2016: We have released SketchUp 2016M2 to address the worst of the issues on Sierra.
Just a reminder that the newly announced (and not yet released) macOS Sierra is not officially supported by SketchUp - if you're a person who loves to install beta software versions, be aware that SketchUp may exhibit all sorts of unwanted behavior. I ALWAYS recommend installing beta OS versions on separate partitions or removable drives so that you can revert to a known-good OS as necessary.
With that disclaimer, if you run SketchUp on macOS Sierra, we'd love to hear about any issues you encounter.
Edit: Known issuesCrashes/Hangs with text-related tools (labels, text boxes) in LayOut. Bug is related to RTF parsing.
Thanks!Marc Durant
I haven't done a lot yet, so far so good. As I mentioned elsewhere, the new document tabs feature works well.
can anyone tell me the 'shipped' Ruby version for Sierra?
I wanted to check and see if you had encountered any issues with Sierra Betas and SU and LO? I've been considering installing, but I hate to break something I use on a daily basis.
Something that only came up with the second beta of Sierra I think is that when you finish using SketchUp, and do a quit, it quits perfectly well, but it does trigger the bugsplat dialog.
I've had a few minor issues, I've noticed that I can't export to a PDF from LayOut, I have to print to PDF instead. I've also had some issues that may be unrelated to macOS, like crashing when working with detailed imported DWGs. Upon closer inspection though, the DWG is terrible, very few closed polygons, lots of errant lines, which I why I'm not so sure it's the Beta.
And I get crashes when I try to edit the text on dimensions and labels.
Edit: It would appear I get crashes when I attempt to make new labels, maybe something about the autosuggest label feature? It doesn't happen when I make a label that isn't attached to anything.
Morning! I'm using Sierra since a couple of days and I noticed Layout won't open on my main computer. Have to check if it's the same on my Mac at home... Anybody else who experienced this?
There are some drawing issues, but it opens ok. Are you using beta 3 of 10.12?
10.12. Just found out that it doesn't open when I use most of the templates, but some templates do open, like A3 Landscape with raster...
There have been some rumors of issues with text - are the problematic templates the ones with text? Can you open your own files successfully?
same here. MacOS Beta 5 is not working with 2016 Sketchup's Layout. It stuck on startup and doesn't open. Have to force quit it.
Yep! So, I decided to download MacOS Sierra Beta, and it's making SketchUp quite difficult to use. The two biggest problems are that all my edges have become "shimmery," (they disappear and reappear, partially or completely, depending on the camera angle—especially when looking at a model in any of the standard views in parallel projection), and that my mouse's zoom (via the scrolling on Apple's Magic Mouse) has gone hyper-sensitive. It's pretty maddening.
I just thought I would follow up here, I just installed Public Beta 7, and LayOut Still crashes the second time I open a text box after it launches.
For example,I launch LayOut and open a LayOut file, open a label or dimension to edit the text, and click out of the edit. Then I save. The next time I double click a text box to edit it, BUGSPLAT!
This does make editing my standard drawings for customization rather tedious.
Long story short, don't upgrade yet.
We're repro'ing this with beta 8, too, and investigating. Thanks.
Today Apple set the release date for macOS Sierra to be Sept 20. So that people can make an informed decision whether to update or not, it would be very helpful to have an official statement from Trimble regarding known issues and risks. From your comments it is clear that someone at Trimble has been testing the betas. Could you folks create such a list?
If you use LayOut, don't.
Please see this topic for a potential new bug due to Sierra:
Could additional people who have installed Sierra please try this to see whether the issue is consistent or might yet be specific to the OP's computer?
I responded on that thread: I could not reproduce this on Sierra GM (16A320) - the final release.
There are a few specific issues that we are watching closely. One is for SketchUp and two are for LayOut:
SketchUp ( crash when closing a tab in fullscreen mode ) 1. Open SketchUp2. Enter fullscreen mode (green button at top left of window)3. Command N (to open a new file) - notice there are now two tabs that appear at the top for each of the two open files.4. Hover over one of the tabs and click on the x on the left side to close it. SketchUp will crash.
LayOut (freeze when opening a template file)1. Open LayOut2. Choose File > New...3. Select a template LayOut file (eg. Titleblock/Simple/A3 Landscape.layout). LayOut will hang.
Titleblock/Simple/A3 Landscape.layout
LayOut (freeze when adding or editing text)This appears to affect both the text box and the label tool. A specific process for crashing hasn't been identified yet.
If you encounter other issues that you can consistently replicate on your computer, feel free to let us know.