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Diane Harrington, of Milwaukee, Ore., had just lost her job. Money would be very tight for awhile. When she returned to the copy store she was so relieved that an honest clerk had set her wallet under the counter with all her money in it. She left the store only to find her car missing. No one had seen it stolen. While she was on the phone with the police a couple hurried into the store, with big smiles they declared, "Your car is not stolen. Come out and see this."
Abbe Pierre was a well- known French priest who dedicated his life to helping the poor and the destitute. Abbe Pierre had a very clear state of mind. He used to say that we must always keep both eyes open: one eye on the world's suffering so that we can fight against it and the other on its wondrous beauty so that we may give thanks for it.
A single frame comic reads, "Life Before Google: a short story." Two characters are sitting on the couch, eating popcorn. One states, "I just thought of something I'd like to know more about." The other responds, "That's a darn shame."
Long before instant cereals, frozen waffles, frozen French toast, and toaster pops. my mother would fix breakfast for me and my brother.
Sometimes it was just cereal with or without fruit. Many times it would be pancakes, waffles, French toast or eggs. Breakfast might be soft boiled eggs, scrambled eggs or an omelet. Often we had bacon, sausage, scrapple or pork roll with our eggs. A large breakfast would include one of those meats, hash browns or home fried potatoes with eggs.
Appreciative of Sparks
I met JD Sparks on Oldham County Day several years ago when he offered to carry my fold up lawn chairs, without their cover, which is difficult, about two blocks from my van to the Oldham County Republican Women's Club booth and also carried them back at the end of the day. JD Sparks has always volunteered to help all year-round with projects that benefit the community, the Republican Party and many other groups, such as the veterans.
Last Sunday we lifted up our prayer requests and celebrations. There were a lot of prayers for people whose loved ones had died or were dying. There were a couple of 40-something parents who were dying of cancer. We prayed for them and their children. There was the infant who died in a tragic accident. She was the only child her older parents were able to have.
Millions of folks struggle with the problem of inadequate self-care – not taking very good care of ourselves. We know the things we should do but we just don't do them. There is a huge gap between what we know and what we do.
We must practice the power of positive doing. We've all heard of the power of positive thinking. My goal is to take the next step and get into action no matter what. By taking action, you will move yourself from the back of the bus up to the front to the driver's seat where you belong.
I am not fond of clichés, but the older I get, the more I understand the value of stepping outside the comfort zone and broadening your horizons. We often leave this to the young with admonitions off: go to college, discover yourself before you get married and travel before you have kids.
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Folks setting to break out their outdoor grill soon face a deadly choice of inflicting food poisoning or cancer on their family and friends.
Food poisoning by E. coli and Salmonella bacteria, if they undercook their meat. Cancer – if they heat their meat to the point of creating cancer-causing compounds.
It is said that Christians are being martyred for their faith more frequently than ever before in human history. All over the world, in countries run by kings, tyrants and dictators, it is dangerous to be a Christian. It is common for family members to turn their own children or spouse into the religious police for discipline when they find out that he or she has become a Christian.
I love words and catchy phrases. I especially like the following letter from a man named Robert Pirosh applying for a job requiring verbal skills.
We were looking through pictures taken at a writer's conference I recently attended.
"She has really nice hair," hubby remarked about my friend Jill.
"Isn't it gorgeous?" I responded. "It's like pure, black silk. She said her mom is Native American."
"What tribe?" he asked.
I gave him my best "are you serious?" look. Only a boy who has grown up on a reservation would even think to ask that question.
Thank you to Baptist Health
My husband was admitted to Baptist Hospital Northeast in La Grange on Dec. 10, 2013 for congestive heart failure. He spent six days in the hospital. I'm writing this letter to let you know how wonderful we were treated during his stay.
The doctors, nurses, aides, lab and x-ray technicians and cafeteria staff were outstanding. They were friendly, courteous, knowledgeable and acted in a professional manner at all times. The dietician spent a lot of time with me, planning a future diet for my husband.
In general, I'm totally against sexist statements and forcing people into stereotypical gender roles. But every now and then, I succumb to this antiquated way of thinking.
Recently, we went to our trusty salesman at the Ford dealership and told him we were in the market for a pickup truck. While he was checking inventory, hubby got to looking around the showroom. He was especially drawn to a somewhat sissified version of an SUV. The color he fancied was burnt orange.
I recently listed all of my values. I was surprised by the number of them. I would encourage you to write down all the values you hold dear. Then select the five most important values from the list. See how your list compares with mine.
Five days from now, registered voters in this county will have a chance to exercise one of their most important rights, the right to vote.
And every year about this time, newspapers across the county feature editorials, columns, etc., preaching on why you should go vote. You can probably count this column as one of those as well.
But in a county like Oldham, consistently ranked as one of the most wealthy, most healthy and best educated, voting should be a foregone conclusion.
People run for different reasons: to lose weight, to relieve stress, to compete. Last month, some 36,000 runners ran for all those reasons, plus one: to show America's oldest marathon could not be stopped by an act of terrorism.
The courage of those 264 people who were injured, many of them losing their own ability to walk or run, not to mention the courage of those who died, certainly added to the inspiration each Boston Marathon runner felt this year.
One of the powerful scriptures that people like to quote is from Romans 8:28. It reads, "…We know that in all things God works for the good." Like the Bible verse that says, "God never gives you more than you can handle," these verses comfort people in times of challenge. The problem is one is incomplete and the other is not in the Bible, and neither, as they are printed, are true.
We all need to become more comfortable with exploring our inner world. Persons who have never learned to feel comfortable in their internal world become hamstrung in managing their lives. They may sell out and give over their personhood to some influential person or group of persons. They give up on being who they truly are.
Paying attention to your internal world is vital to your attainment of soul-satisfying contentment. I want to give you a plan for increasing your internal awareness. Here are five specific suggestions for achieving greater internal awareness.
I recently had lunch with a friend who shared concerns about his daughter's school struggles. "Why are junior high girls so mean? Seventh grade is like introductory level petty."
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Orange Chiffon Cake
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- Kitchen Corner said... on
- 01 October, 2009 11:04
Very nice chiffon cake! I like it :)
- The Little Teochew said... on
- 01 October, 2009 17:30
So fluffy and light! I love orange flavoured cakes. I know I will love your chiffon. Your little John is adorable. Kids are just so innocent!
- Wonderful Life said... on
- 01 October, 2009 18:10
The cake must be very yummy... that's why John asked for more!! :)
- Elin said... on
- 02 October, 2009 00:41
I love chiffon cake too. Yours look light and fluffy...yumm
- Quinn said... on
- 03 October, 2009 23:55
Your son is a real cute little glutton Lydia!
- Lydia said... on
- 08 October, 2009 20:31
Kitchen Corner,
I can see that you are also a chiffon cake lover too!
The Little Teochew,
I love orange, anything with orange. And, I am making my boy an orange lover too.
Wonderful Life,
It was yummy... even I wanted more.
I like to bake chiffon, one of the cakes that wouldn't go wrong.
He is!
- Kikiree Khoo said... on
- 27 April, 2010 13:48
Hi Lydia, did you omit milk completely from this orange chiffon cake recipe? Thanks! :)
- Lydia said... on
- 27 April, 2010 16:54
Kikiree Khoo,
Yes. I used fresh orange juice, so didn't use any milk. If you are using orange concentrate, top up with milk to get total amount of liquid in recipe.
- yiisan said... on
- 04 June, 2010 14:31
Can i have you orange chiffon cake recipe? can you add me in facebook? i just started create a blog still learn how to do it, hope can communicate with u in facebook. tq. email@example.com
- Lydia said... on
- 16 June, 2010 15:52
yiisan, added you on FB but couldn't post the recipe on your wall. So, pls check out my earl grey chiffon cake for recipe.
- Jes's Deli Corner said... on
- 18 October, 2010 12:58
Hi Lydia,
I like chiffon cake but not very good in baking chiffon. You mentioned that u substituted 40ml earl grey and 30mlmilk to orange juice (may i know the measurement for orange, is it 70ml)?
- Lydia said... on
- 18 October, 2010 13:21
Hi Jes,
Yes, use 70ml fresh orange juice. If you are using concentrate juice/cordial, you need to add some water or milk to make up to 70ml in total. All the best!
- Anonymous said... on
- 18 October, 2010 23:45
Thks Lydia. Is it fit for 8" tube pan?
- Jes's Deli Corner said... on
- 18 October, 2010 23:54
Thks Lydia, Is it fit for 8" tube pan. Between i bought the Y3K recipe book and came across your blog and very interested of your cinnamon toast recipe.


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Ken Burns, Alex Gibney and Julien Temple headline the Toronto International Film Festival's documentary lineup this year, a program that also features work by Marina Zenovich and Matthew Cooke.
Fans of nonfiction film can take in movies on everything from wrongful convictions in the U.S. justice system to Middle East relations and the continuing saga of Roman Polanski.
Gibney, the Oscar-winning director best known for his U.S. military torture expose "Taxi to the Dark Side," focuses his attention on the child abuse scandal and cover-up within the Roman Catholic Church in his new film, "Mea Maxima Culpa." The movie stretches from Wisconsin to Ireland to the Vatican in an effort to expose wrongdoing and responsibility at various levels of the church's hierarchy.
Cooke, the producer of "Deliver Us From Evil," will screen his take on the drug war with "How to Make Money Selling Drugs." The film features interviews with Woody Harrelson, Susan Sarandon and 50 Cent and drug kingpin "Freeway" Rick Ross.
British documentarian Temple has turned the camera on his hometown in his latest film "London -- The Modern Babylon" to depict how the British capital's immigrants -- musicians, artists, writers and just ordinary people -- changed the city over the past century.
Zenovich has returned with another chapter in the life of Polanski -- this time centered on the director's 10-month imprisonment in Zurich, Switzerland.
Three films explore the complicated situation in the Middle East. Dror Moreh interviews six former heads of Shin Bet, Israel's secret security agency, in "The Gatekeepers." Dan Setton examines Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad's effort to seek statehood for his people in "State 194." And Mahdi Fleifel creates a portrait of three generations living in a refugee camp in southern Lebanon in "A World Not Ours."
Burns, in partnership with David McMahon and his daughter Sarah, tell the story of how five black and Latino teenagers were wrongly convicted of raping a jogger in Central Park. Their film,"The Central Park Five,"initially bowed at the Cannes Film Festival in May to positive reviews and will have its North American premiere at TIFF.
The Toronto International Film Festival runs from Sept. 6 through 16.


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Given the need for more effective content marketing and better quality lead generation, why aren't the tools better? Certainly there are lots of applications, SaaS products and services available for all parts of the marketing and sales process. With BrainBrowser we provide a tool that can understand the content from marketing and match it to bloggers, LinkedIn connections, Twitter followers and find candidates in places you would never look.
Since about one-third of the 7,500+ queries by our testers were using BrainBrowser to search for people, a key objective is to add features to manage the results and integrate them into your workflow. If you find someone relevant to your work or a potential recruit, you should be able to connect with them right from the list, follow them on Twitter or share lists of candidates with collaborators.
As a recruiting professional your task is to find the candidates and conversations on the web where conversions will be maximized and get there first. BrainBrowser does this for you, creating a list of people, companies and sites that match the content of your position and company description.
As a sales professional, you want to use content, either from your marketing department or content you find and create on your own, to engage your network and to identify the people that are talking about and responsible for buying/influencing a purchase.
In our research (using BrainBrowser) we discovered Nimble and a new category of Social CRM vendors with applications driving social selling (check out Gerry Moran's post for background on content and social selling). We were immediately hooked and started using Nimble as our company CRM but quickly found it worked well for managing lists of candidates.
Nimble, a new social CRM application, has made integration easy and I'm recommending it to everyone. All you need to do is sign up for the trial (its only $15 per month if you like it) and install the plug in in your Chrome browser. You'll then be able to highlight the name of the person on the list in BrainBrowser, right click, select the Nimble Search and a popup will display the person's social media pages in LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+ etc. Click Save and you've added them to your Nimble Contacts where you can then view their social media messages, profile and decide whether to connect or follow. Tag them and you've creating a recruiting hot list you can track in Nimble.
Here's a video clip I tweeted to CEO Jon Ferrara demonstrating how/why we love it. This was in response to his video clip to Larry Nipon following up on my referral.
Let me know how you like it. They do a great job but if you have any questions on the difference between CRM and Social CRM, and how we're using it for recruiting. Be sure to add @ai_one or @tom_semantic if you tweet about this and sign up to request a login for BrainBrowser.
As of today, there are only 22 slots left for FREE registrations under the Alpha test program. Participation gets you a year free on the platform. Email or tweet @tom_semantic to sign up.


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Rick Golightly
In his youth, Rick Golightly would rather spend his time camping and enjoying nature than sitting in a classroom. He never thought he could enjoy both on a daily basis.
"I had no intention in going for a Ph.D. after getting my bachelors degree," he says. "One thing led me to another."
Rick has been learning about, teaching and conserving wildlife for roughly 40 years. He's helped restore seabird populations to their native nesting grounds. He's done research to help inform wildlife managers, such as park rangers. And, even after all of his experience, he's still fascinated by how different–yet similar–all forms of life are.
"When you break a milkweed and you have responses of that plant to a broken limb on it you have to examine your definitions, like the definition of pain, and you realize things aren't that far apart," he says. "From butterflies and bees to black bears, lions and tigers, really its all one continuum."
For Rick, studying and appreciating Wildlife means more than going bird watching. And although his work concerns wildlife, people and their interactions with nature play a big role in his field.
The research that Rick conducts, often with the help of both graduate and undergraduate students, helps to inform the ways professionals, such as park rangers, think about and implement measures to conserve and restore nature and its animal populations.
"It all starts with being a biologist," Rick says. "And ultimately, the biggest parts of wildlife management have to do with people. The more we can teach the public, the more likely that we'll get positive outcomes in terms of solving the problem."
Coming up with solutions to problems of wildlife conservation and restoration means really studying the situation. Whether he's looking at forest carnivore ecology or the nesting habits of marbled murrelets, the right technology can provide better insight.
"Technology is so crucial for biologists. The job is about conservation and ecology of the species and you need to use the best tools that you can."
But his definition of technology isn't restricted to high-tech recording equipment and expensive microscopes. One of his most valuable tools might be as simple as a wrench or the ability to drive a stick shift vehicle.
"If you can't drive a stick shift, you might have a project you can't work on. If people want to study marine systems, they better get to know their equipment. You're not going to have a boat driver; you're going to have a biologist. That biologist better know how to drive a boat."
And although Rick doesn't offer boating classes, he does offer students access to participate in his research.
"An undergraduate who comes here in our program, who really wants to take what they're doing seriously can get involved in the faculty research. That research dovetails into their learning experiences and they actually become participants in that project," he says. "It is a marriage of research and teaching. It inspires them. And if we're successful, they're no longer the student, they're our colleague."
"That's the goal," he says. "Even if you only get 10 percent to go there, you help 90 percent come a long way."


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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- A federal jury Wednesday found former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin guilty on 20 counts of corruption for taking bribes in exchange for awarding city contracts.
Nagin, a Democrat who served two terms as mayor, was acquitted on one count but faces as much as 20 years in prison following his conviction on charges of taking more than $500,000 and free travel from contractors in exchange for helping them get contracts worth millions of dollars, NBC News said.
Prosecutors said the corruption began before Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005 and persisted as the city and the region recovered from the storm.
Nagin, 57, who served as mayor from 2002 to 2010, denied taking bribes. He was also convicted of filing a false tax return, among other counts.
Prosecutors presented testimony by business executives convicted in the investigation, as well as documentation of payments and contract awards they said showed Nagin was "on the take," the (New Orleans) Times-Picayune reported.
U.S. District Judge Ginger Berrigan ordered Nagin be placed under house arrest until he is sentenced, NBC said.


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Thompson Estate and Eastern Suburbs Athletics (TEES) is a well-established Brisbane athletics and cross country running club. It is Brisbane's oldest sporting club with continuous service to the community since 1900.
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Coaching and general fitness sessions are free for members - membership starts at $20 per annum. For non members it's free for your first 2 sessions and $5 per session after that. Ages range from Juniors to Masters, and any ability. It's a lot cheaper than joining a local gym and running is a great way to build muscle and burn fat. Come and give it a try, you don't need to be an olympic athlete to join in. Abilities range from people just wanting to do a bit of exercise upwards.
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British actor Daniel Craig became the sixth actor to play James Bond and took the British spy into a more dark and brooding place.
As a young man, Craig trained with London's National Youth Theatre, and in 1992, he made his film debut in "The Power of One." His other film credits include Steven Spielberg's "Munich," "Road to Perdition" and "The Golden Compass"
In 2008, Craig returned as James Bond in "Quantum of Solace."


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The V&A categorized my artist in residence as "World Class Maker".
Titles can be a useful way to stake out territory especially since we can't go around pissing on everything we want to lay claim to. At first it seemed a bit mocking but one day it struck me to take my props- embrace and even brandish the moniker. One- why not? B- I realized it is a literal description of my specific approach as a clay artist, and a very a useful way to give people some idea what they may encounter - one whose work in clay includes a serious skill set. It definitely sets the tone- the only trouble is then you gotta come up with the goods!
There is a strong compelling movement within contemporary ceramic art that is about NOT making things out of clay- but making things out of clay things that have already been made or using clay to define that which will never be made - the temporal shaping and arranging of clay material creating an impermanent vulnerable momentary tap into the ceramic cosmos - a kind of alter ego to the earthly manifestations that clay has been bound to for millennia. A valiant attempt at impeaching this imperishable artifact from our collective past-a past we can't run away from but one we can perhaps travel at light speed to escape at least for a moment. I like it! After all ceramics today is the material of space travel diabolical weaponry and the key to solar energy!? what? it is as much a material of the future as the past and one that allows our present predicament an escape to both- sometimes at once.
London truly seems to be ground zero for some seriously righteous paradigm shifting mind altering endeavors in clay and a lot of other so called craft and design (ugh). I have like many become swept up in the dragnet of critical thinkers in the field ambitious to redefine what and who is art- artist-craft- craftsman design- designer, a back and forth momentum that has begun to exhaust itself (or at least me) while inching closer and closer to an anticlimactic balance point- like the mystic tale of the stag whose mad pursuit of a heavenly scent drives him off the edge of a cliff and contorted from the fall, his head encircled to his belly, he realizes the origin of the divine fragrance that compelled him to his death was in fact emanating from his own navel.
So where better to explore all that we call ceramics than in the belly of the beast- swallowed whole the undeniable proof of our karmic china closet and at once the germ seed of provocateur- the enemy within, laying, navigating, wounding and wounded alike warriors on the conceptual minefield of art and clay.
In light of this I had a 'senior makers' moment- the V&A organized a pow wow at the om point for a small diverse group- whose common ground is clay- to explore the meaning of ceramic art in the 21st century a high minded pursuit that quickly devolved into playing with Nike Olympic trainers, London clay and of course tea and cake- it was all very civilized.
V&A Curators Reino Liefkes, Alun Graves, Catrin Jones, and intern Kate Quinlan, residency and 'long table' coordinator Ruth Lloyd, ceramic artist's Phoebe Cummings, Carol McNicholl, Clare Twomey Conor Wilson, Matthew Raw and Ceramics in America Editor Robert Hunter who took the usual high ground and all the great pictures.


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Our law school uses Symplicity career services software to schedule on-campus interviews. The system allows you to create your own login and set up interviews and postings. However, if you prefer not to create a Symplicity login, you may complete the online form instead, or call us at (706) 542-7541.
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National Bank of Kuwait (NBK), the leading bank in Kuwait and the highest rated in the Middle east, recently conducted it's Al Jawhara Draw for the month of March 2010 at the Green Island during NBK's 16th annual walkathon awards ceremony and announced the names of Al Jawhara prize winners during the festive occasion which was attended by thousands of walkathon contestants, spectators, guests and Al-Jawhara customers.
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Anticipating the future is impossible in general, but it is also one way to explain a major point of my thesis proposal. What do I mean when I say I want to anticipate the future? Consider the following rules describing a little programming language with addition:
-------Depending on your background, you may be thinking what the hell is that or perhaps why did he add the σ things everywhere. Or perhaps you saw where I was going immediately, and thought "oh, Rob intends to extend this specification with some sort of imperative, mutable state at some point in the future." Which is really the point: this specification has some ugliness to it (the currently-unnecessary σ annotations) so that it can anticipate the future addition of a feature, namely state. If I wanted to anticipate parallel evaluation, on the other hand, or maybe exception handling, I would have to make additional choices now.
n value
(σ, e₁) ↦ (σ', e₁')
(σ, e₁ + e₂) ↦ (σ', e₁' + e₂)
e₁ value
(σ, e₂) ↦ (σ', e₂')
(σ, e₁ + e₂) ↦ (σ', e₁' + e₂)
n₁ + n₂ ⇓ n₃
(σ, n₁ + n₂) ↦ (σ, n₃)
But without knowing (or guessing) that I want to add mutable references, the σ annotations seem awfully unmotivated. If one tried to write an Structural Operational Semantics specification for a simple thing like the addition of numbers that anticipated the addition of features like state, parallel evaluation, and exception handling, there would be a lot of unmotivated stuff hanging around dirtying up the specification. So the question becomes: is it possible to anticipate these future additions without making it utterly painfully obvious that we're anticipating these future additions? Several groups of people, at least three or four by my count, have answered "yes!" to this question, and they've answered them in different ways. I will talk about them, and about the particular answer I am exploring, in a future post (if I anticipate the future correctly!)
In the meantime, I'm trying to also make sure that the proofs of basic safety properties (such as progress and preservation lemmas) can be written to anticipate the future inclusion of language features dealing with state, parallel evaluation, and exception handling. I am increasingly confident that this will work, but then again, I can't see the future ;-).


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Saturday, December 14, 2013
Calder Stakes Recap
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (December 14, 2013) – Silverton Hill LLC's Simmstown held off two late-running rivals to earn his first career stakes victory with a win in Saturday's $75,000 Kenny Noe Jr. Handicap at Calder Casino & Race Course.
"The game plan for the race was to have a good break and just sit off the pace," said Zayas. "I saw the pace was a little slow – the horses that were supposed to be coming from behind were really at the pace so I just stayed right there with them. The horse I thought I had to beat was Black Diamond Cat. I tried to make the move with him."
Fractional times for the race were :22.30, :45.24, and 1:10.44, with a final time 1:17.12.
"My horse is really good when he goes to the stretch," said Zayas.
The victory in the Kenny Noe Jr. Handicap was the third win on the card for Zayas and the second-straight win for the 5-year-old horse. Simmstown came into the Kenny Noe Jr. Handicap off of a victory at Gulfstream Park on October 5 in a 1-mile allowance optional claiming race, which he cleared ahead to win by three and three-quarter lengths.
Simmstown brought $14.40 for the win, while Close It Out paid $6.20 and $5.00 for the place, and Imperial Czar returned $13.60 for third.
Completing the order of finish were Fort Loudon, Stat, Rockyshomerun, Black Diamond Cat, City of Weston, and This Is She. Heart Stealer was scratched.
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Massachusetts-based ALM company Telerik has made the journey south to Microsoft's Orlando-located TechEd developer and user conference this week to preview its RadControls for Metro toolset.
Intended to sit on top of the Windows 8 SDK, Telerik's new tools are targeted at HTML and XAML developers who are building either enterprise or consumer apps for tablets or large screens.
Telerik's VP of its developer tools division Chris Sells asserts that his company is the "first again to equip developers with a powerful toolset" of this kind; Telerick also produces tools for Silverlight and Windows Phone. "Telerik's RadControls for Metro provides an invaluable jumpstart and path for enterprise-focused developers to fully explore all the options that the Windows 8 platform can offer," he stated.
The company does indeed have a history of XAML, HTML/JavaScript, and Windows Phone technologies, whether it can now successfully translate these competencies to help provide the "rich data visualization and slick interactivity" needed by the tablets and large screens that Metro is logically destined for remains to be seen.
But many of these still-emerging Windows 8 Metro-related technologies are arguably wrapped up in unnecessarily contorted language. Telerik talks of developers needing the ability to "extend UX design controls quickly and cost-effectively while applying established best practices" — what the company surely means is: getting Windows 8 apps to work and making users happy.
The company says that consumer app focused developers seeking to build "must-have functionality" and monetization will welcome the toolset's touch-centric UI, rich data browsing, and deep integration with other apps and data, while supporting user requirements for sharing on social networks — once again, put simply, stuff that makes Windows 8 really work.


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I am delighted to announce that two of my reviewers from The Fix, Val Grimm and Elizabeth Allen, are starting up a new short fiction review venue: The Portal.
As I've said time and again, I believe strongly that short fiction has intrinsic value as a storytelling form, that it isn't merely a stepping-stone to novel-length works. And it's regrettable that it gets such short shrift in the publishing world. So I was thrilled when I learned that Val and Elizabeth were undertaking this project.
They're currently seeking reviewers, and I encourage folks to step up. Being a reviewer is a great way to stay up-to-date on what short fiction is being published, to contribute to the industry, and to grow as a writer—and also to get your hands on review copies and ARCs of magazines, anthologies, and collections.
Here's contact information for and some information about The Portal and its mission statement from Editor-in-Chief Val Grimm:
Hi folks!
I (Val Grimm), René Walling (one of the chairs of the Montréal Worldcon), and my friend Elizabeth Allen are starting a new online short-form fiction review, The Portal (like The Fix, for which Elizabeth and I both used to write). Unlike other review publications which focus solely on Anglophone markets and activities, we intend to carry English coverage of work and reports on SF and fantasy literary activities among writers and fans in regions around the world and languages other than English as a regular and central part of the magazine, alongside reviews of the same British, Canadian, and American short fiction markets previously covered by The Fix.
We are seeking reviewers, as well as bureau heads in various regions (some posts are already filled).
Like The Fix, there's no money involved—this is a labor of love. At the most we'll maybe set up Google AdWords or something to just pay for the hosting, although that probably won't cover it. (:
If you're interested, please let us know at:
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I'm looking for your torrid, sexy stories about stripping. I want stories with lurid details and climactic endings.
I'm talking about paint stripping, of course. When I strip the paint in the parlors I'm going to try a different approach to stripping than I normally do. Kelly made a comment on my last post about methyl chloride paint strippers, which is what I normally use. Actually, what I normally use is a heat gun. Here was my response to Kelly.
If the original finish was shellac, then it is a no-brainer for me: heat gun.
If it was originally painted and a flat surface then I will also use a heat gun. I go this route in this case mainly because it quick. I don't have to apply stripper, wait for it to work, test it, wait some more, etc, etc.
If the piece of wood is flat and has no detail then a heat gun and sharp edged scrapper goes pretty fast.
In the parlors I have wood that was originally painted and has a lot of detail. The heat gun a scrapper routine would be very tedious and time consuming.
In this situation I normally use the methyl chloride based strippers because they do work reasonably fast, compared to some of the "green" strippers. I like the semi-paste variety (think slime) because they cling to vertical surfaces.
The downside to methyl chloride based strippers is the caustic odors and potentially flammable fumes. It is not a big downside in my opinion, but it is something to consider.
In the parlors, since I'm only working on the weekends I may try one of the "green" strippers. These usually work much slower and can stay on for days. The idea is that I will apply the stripper Wednesday evening and then spend the weekend taking it off. Methyl chloride based stripper generally dry out quickly and don't like to be left in place after they have done their job.
I would be interested to hear about "green" strippers from others.
So let me hear it, people. I want to hear your "green" stripping stories. I want your stories with product names, devices, and methods used.
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If I had money to burn, I can't even begin to explain how much movie related crap I would start scooping up and property would be no exception. While my first target would likely be something like Xanadu from Citizen Kane, a more modest-yet-still-awesome option would be Cameron's house in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. If there are any like-minded individuals out there with cash to spend, today's your lucky day.
JoBlo has discovered that the famed house from John Hughes' 1986 classic comedy has gone on sale. Located at 370 Beech Street in Highland Park, IL, the house is currently listed at $1,650,000 and has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, the famous glass garage and sits on one acre of property. It should be noted that the famous Ferrari is not included with the house, but was on sale just last year, meaning it is floating around somewhere out there.
Apparently the house has been on the market for at least two years now, which is really a shame, but I suppose one of those things that happen during a recession. But when someone does finally buy it, the only question that remains is what do you do after you have both the house and the car? Part of me thinks that you're obligated to pay Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck and Mia Sara to come over and kick the car out of the back of the garage. But, then again, I'm a freak.


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This is a how to guide on installing larger front brakes. Its a simple process and if you know how to/or have taken off the hubs of a car you need not read any further. In the following sample I replaced my stock Nissan Exa front brakes, with the larger AD22VF brake setup from the Nissan n15 pulsar SSS. These brakes are also available on the NX-2000/NX(-R), and the Pulsar GTI-R. Instead of just changing the caliper and rotor I figure that its probably a better idea to change the whole hub as the bearings in a 15 year old car are probably on their way out. Also its a lot easier to do it this way, instead of changing over only the rotor and caliper.
The left hub/brake setup is from the Exa. The right hand side is the AD22VF setup. Notice the larger rotor surface area, as well as the larger caliper. Also they still remain the same stud pattern.
Anyway enough of this lets get dirty!
Tools needed are:
Mallet (Hammer), Pliers either needle nose or normal, a ratchet, 17mm, 19mm, 22mm 32mm sockets, ball joint remover, jack, car stands, brake fluid and an extension.
· First thing to do is take off your drive shaft nut. It should be a big 32mm socket. After completing this loosen your wheel nuts/locks and then the wheel.
· Jack your car up and setup the car stands (Remember safety first). Now take your wheels off.
· Using your 17mm socket loosen the 2 bolts on the strut, but leave them in to hold the hub in place. I found that at this point its easier to remove the control arm ball joint from the side of the hub.
· To remove the control arm, you need to first take out the split pin holding the crown nut in place. Using your 17mm socket remove the crown nut, and then use your ball joint remover to pop the nut out of the hub.
· At this point your can take off your brake line from the back of the caliper using a 12mm ring spanner.
· Now remove the 2 nuts holding the hub to the strut, pull the hub down and take out the drive shaft. For those that are not sure how to do this, dont be too gentle with the CV joints. You need to bend the CV joint at the CV boot, which will allow you to pull out the drive shaft from the wheel hub.
This is what you should be looking at now.
· Now is the time to take off the bottom nut. Using a 22mm socket take off the bottom nut. Again using the ball joint remover pop this nut out of the wheel hub. The hub should now easily come away from the car.
· Now the replacing of the AD22VF hub is the exact opposite of this process. And the finished product should look something like this:
Cheers and good luck with this. Remember to bleed your brakes after you finish bolting everything up. Total time taken is 2 hours. However this time was achieved using air tools which help speed up the process. Also I paid $250 for the complete hubs (pair) from a wrecker in Sydney. Find an honest one and stick with them. A lot of wreckers told me that I needed to upgrade my brake master cylinder to use these brakes. Also there is a lot of confusion over weather or not to use non-ABS calipers or ABS calipers (Nissan brought out the Pulsar SSS with both). You can use either, as the only difference in the 2 calipers is the ABS ones come with an ABS sender unit, but you can remove this. You can further upgrade this brake setup using premium brake pads, and slotted or cross drilled and slotted rotors.


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iPad Owns Black Friday Mobile Shoppers
Nov 28, 2012 5:00 AM PT
Apple's retail stores were bustling with shoppers this Black Friday, but this year, its iPad tablet won the day as the favorite mobile device for online shoppers to use while buying other things.
Mobile shopping overall was on the rise this year, according to a report from IBM. The iPad generated 10 percent of mobile commerce activity, with the iPhone bringing in another 8.7 percent. Rival Android devices accounted for 5.5 percent of the shopping.
Among tablets connecting to online retailers, the iPad generated 88.3 percent of all traffic, following by a distant 3.1 percent from Barnes & Noble's Nook. Amazon's Kindle brought another 2.4 percent. While there are certainly more iPads in the market, Apple's tablet saw a disproportional amount of e-commerce activity this holiday.
That could be because in some ways, Apple has made sure iOS is shopping-friendly compared with its competitors, said John Feland, CEO of Argus Insights.
Amazon has taken its products in the opposite direction. "One of the early criticisms of the Kindle Fire was that Amazon made it too easy to shop by enabling one-click shopping without a password confirmation, meaning that small children racked up quite a number of Amazon.com charges before the software was modified," Feland told MacNewsWorld.
Online shoppers' reliance on the market's favorite tablet will likely be noticed by marketing and retail professionals, Feland noted, giving Apple and its ecosystem yet another edge over some of its rival tablets.
More Fallout From Botched Maps
The manager in charge of Apple's widely criticized mapping software is out at the company, according to a report from Bloomberg. Richard Williamson oversaw Apple's switch from Google Maps to Apple's in-house product.
Apple eventually apologized for the software and urged users to turn to other mapping technology while it fine-tuned the product. The company did not confirm the news of Williamson's departure. It has also not announced a potential replacement.
Apple did not respond to our request to comment for this story.
Former Apple mobile software chief Scott Forstall may have already paid some of the price for the botched maps launch last month. In October, the company reshuffled its executive suite, resulting in Forstall's departure from the company. He had been with the company for more than 15 years, starting at Apple after leaving NeXT Computers, which Steve Jobs founded.
"iOS 6 was buggy, and especially the Maps app was buggy," Trip Chowdhry, senior analyst at Global Equities Research, told MacNewsWorld. "It was unclear that how is that now, only after Steve Jobs' death, one of the most innovative engineers in the software industry was having a series of missteps."
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Following Forstall's departure, Senior Vice President Eddy Cue took over many of his duties, including overseeing maps and the company's Siri mobile voice assistant feature.
The need for additional executive overhaul could be a sign Apple's maps development team was forced into working too aggressively to launch a product that wasn't ready, and might still not have a direction about what lies ahead for Apple Maps, said Chowdhry.
"This may also be indicating Apple is lacking a three- to four-year product roadmap, because if a roadmap existed, engineers would not be pushed to ship products prematurely, especially when they are not fully tested," he observed.
As dysfunctional as the Maps app might be, however, it doesn't appear to be having a significant impact on iPhone sales. Apple's iOS has grabbed a 48.1 percent market share in the U.S., beating rival Android's share of the market at 46.7 percent, according to a report released this week by Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.


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Friday, February 3, 2012
Valentine's Candy Coated Trail Mix- New Food Friday
17 comments:
- Kellie said...
It's so pretty... I'm definitely making some this week! Have a happy day!
- February 3, 2012 at 8:18 AM
- Paula said...
This looks so good. I'll bet that I could eat the whole pan in no time if I didn't pay attention to what I was doing.
- February 4, 2012 at 6:14 AM
- Annie said...
That looks delicious Zoe! I want to grab a handful off my computer screen! LOL I am going to make this with Lizzie. She will have so much fun and loves the color pink :)
- February 4, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Deana said...
Thanks so much for linking up to CountryMommaCooks Link & Greet Party!
Hope to see you next Saturday……Have a blessed week:)
- February 4, 2012 at 8:21 PM
- Lindy@Itsy Bitsy Paper said...
Ok, yummy in the tummy! I hope you will link this post up to my "I Heart Projects" Party if you haven't already done so.
- February 5, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- Barb said...
Oh My, this looks so yummy. What a great idea, I have never seen this before. I am going to give this a try! :)
- February 6, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Vicky said...
Love this! I am pinning it and will be making this for my sweeties. I am a new Pinterest follower visiting from Keeping It Simple. Vicky from Mess For Less
- February 6, 2012 at 1:30 PM
- Oh, boy. Oh, joy! said...
This looks so good! Will be trying this week!
- February 6, 2012 at 10:14 PM
This looks amazing!
- February 7, 2012 at 8:36 AM
- al said...
I love to see the creative things that people do with candy. This looks awesome.
- February 7, 2012 at 12:02 PM
- Sue @ Cakeballs, cookies and more said...
I like this, a lot! I will have to try it with my own additions, I think you can do so many versions what a great thing
- February 8, 2012 at 8:50 AM
- Lisa @ Flour Me With Love said...
This looks and sounds so yummy! I'd love for you to share this at Mix it up Monday:
I hope to see you soon:)
- February 8, 2012 at 9:34 AM
- Heather McMullin said...
This looks divine!
- February 8, 2012 at 12:41 PM
- Erin said...
My kids would love this! Who am I kidding... I would love this!
- February 8, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- Kimberly @ The Brown Eyes Have It said...
Yum, yum,yum!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:16 PM
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- February 9, 2012 at 9:33 AM
- MiaB said...
These look yummy!! And your pictures are great :) Thanks for sharing this with us at Sharing Saturday.
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What does a person's face tell you? Many cultural traditions developed ways to 'read' faces. However, they disagree on the meaning of exterior features. The face is an important site of medical diagnosis in TCM, as different parts of the face are considered to correspond to different organs of the body. The colour and constitution of these facial features is assumed to indicate health or disease of the corresponding organ. Chinese doctors interpret the face using a diagnostic 'map'.
In Europe the face is often considered an outward expression of a person's character. An ancient Greek text called Physiognomika ('the art of judging a person's character by his or her face') proposed a system for interpreting facial features. This tradition continued in Europe with scholars such as Italian philosopher Gianbattista Della Porta (1535-1615), who argued a person's inner character was revealed by his or her external features. Porta likened this to plants revealing their medical properties according to the 'doctrine of signatures'. Swiss pastor Johann Caspar Lavater tried to base physiognomy on a more secure scientific basis in the late 1700s. However, his works were controversial. Some contemporaries ridiculed Lavater's attempts to compare the features and characteristics of humans and animals. German philosopher and physicist Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742-99) published a parody of Lavater's work. In it he suggested a method for detecting a person's character from the shape of their pigtails.
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G Della Porta, De humana physiognomia (1586)
E H Gombrich, 'On Physiognomic Perception', Daedalus, 89/1 (1960), pp 228-241


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Club Crave, the latest nightclub at 380 Beale St. with a history of violence, is dead.
But the Shelby County General Sessions Court order that ended it is not the endgame for a property at Beale and Fourth streets that has had many names over the decades.
The court order, announced Wednesday Jan. 16, by General Sessions Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter, specifically says Randy and Rodney Williams, the owners of Double Entity Entertainment LLC, will no longer operate a nightclub under the name Crave or any other name at 380 Beale. Double Entity is also barred from opening another "Crave" or "Club Crave" as a business or a promotional event at any other location. And Double Entity is barred from promoting, managing or operating any of the events that they promoted at Club Crave. That includes "Sexy Saturday," the club's headline promotion and last event before it was closed last month in the new nuisance action.
The end of Club Crave leaves a nuisance action against the owner of the circa-1975 building, former Beale Street Development Corp. director George Miller, who has leased it to different nightclub operators for decades.
Miller leased the building to the Williams brothers in August 2011. That was the month after Environmental Court supervision of the property ended because of violence on and around the property during its incarnation as the Plush Club.
The Shelby County District Attorney General's office sought last month to close Club Crave permanently with a nuisance petition citing police arrests in and around the nightclub and violence, including several homicides. The string of incidents cited in the request for the court order began about seven weeks after Club Crave began its lease.
The day the club was closed under the General Sessions Court order pending a hearing or settlement, Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. added that the city would seek to have the building demolished.
What remains is a court fight with the city and the District Attorney General's office on one side and Miller on the other.
Potter has scheduled a Feb. 13 trial date for the matter, which now involves whether Miller should be able to lease the building to anyone who wants to operate another nightclub on the property.
There could be a settlement before the Ash Wednesday court date.
While Miller is the person who appears to run the property on a long-term basis, property records in the Shelby County Assessor's office show the owner of the property as the Beale Street Development Corp. with notices going to Miller.
The July 2, 1974, warranty deed on the property, the only sales document listed for it, shows the Memphis Housing Authority sold it to Beale Street Development Corp. for $49,311.90.
The Wharton administration is currently negotiating with the development corporation on a Chancery Court lawsuit that is the last barrier between the city regaining day-to-day control over the entertainment district. The district's boundaries do not include 380 Beale.
The federal bankruptcy court case over the departure of Performa Entertainment as manager and developer of the district could be settled and closed later this month in a court hearing. Last year, Bankruptcy Court Judge Jennie Latta denied a claim by the development corporation that Performa owed it $6 million, which sets the stage for the settlement of the case.
Wharton said earlier this month that the city will likely not try to run the district itself but seek another manager for the district or some kind of appointed board to run the district once the court cases are resolved. He also said there would be some kind of role for the development corporation in what would be the second phase of the district's development.
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