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Who says education can't be fun? Nowadays, it's almost the norm for commercial programming to teach kids a thing or two between bursts of color. Back in the early 1970s, things were much different. One of the first---if not the first---network production to take this new approach was Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (1972-1985)...but instead of ABCs and 123s, this live action/animated hybrid dealt with issues like violence, abuse, bullying, fear, junk food, racism, problems at school and relationships. Comedian Bill Cosby initially created the title character just a few years earlier, basing the overweight teenager and his gang on kids he grew up with in Philadelphia; he even recounted a few stories in his stand-up act during the late 1960s. A one-shot special was produced in 1969, eventually leading to the long-running animated series just a few years later. Initially pitched to NBC, the educational series eventually found a home at CBS, where it ran for more than a decade until the final two seasons moved to syndication.
Though most summaries of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids emphasize its educational approach (and rightly so), it's still a lot of fun and holds up pretty well if you have fond memories of the series. The supporting characters were mostly voiced by teenagers, while Cosby used his comedic background to coax lively performances out of them during line readings. Messages were delivered in a subtle manner, whether directly through the characters or a show-ending musical number performed by Fat Albert and his friends (AKA "The Junkyard Band"). As the series progressed and moved toward syndication in the mid-1980s, more serious issues were dealt with after network regulations weren't part of the picture. But there were still plenty of laughs to be had along the way, which made all that learning go down much easier.
Produced by Filmation's Lou Scheimer, the series' distinctive animation style is as much a date stamp as the clothes and haircuts. Very few episodes---usually around a dozen or so---were finished each year, while creative cost-cutting measures were often used to maximize the paltry five-figure budget for each one. Examples include repeated frames and reused footage (usually during walk cycles, supporting character speeches and close-ups), as well as using friends and relatives of the creative team for minor voice roles. Cosby also appeared annually to film multiple live-action wraparounds that framed certain scenes and episodes, rather than showing up on a weekly or monthly basis. This strategy paid off quickly and continued to work; after all, what network doesn't like a frugal show that stays popular for more than a decade? As much as Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids' success can be attributed to its educational slant, it's equally important to remember the necessary shrewdness that kept it running for so long.
Having grown up watching Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids during syndication and reruns in 1989, the series was still reasonably fresh in my memory and thus easier to enjoy. That's not to say that a new generation of viewers will have trouble appreciating what Fat Albert brought to the table...but I'll be honest and say that it's largely a product of the time. Though many of the episodes and situations are based on Cosby's urban upbringing during the 1940s and 50s, the setting here is as firmly entrenched in 1970s and 80s culture as you'd expect. Clothes, slang, technology, music style and more (including the ill-advised laugh track, present during the bulk of this series) will likely be lost on younger viewers. Luckily, its core values and moral lessons are pretty much universal...and with the possibility of a series revival in the near future, it's as good a time as any to catch up with the series that started it all.
Shout Factory's massive new 15-disc boxed set collects all 110 episodes of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids during its original broadcast. This, of course, does not include the initial 1969 special or a trio of holiday specials that have aired since...but as a chronological collection, it's much better than what we've gotten thus far. The rights were previously owned or licensed by Urban Works and Classic Media, who collectively released a few "greatest hits" volumes and the aforementioned holiday specials. As the bulk of this series (also known as The New Fat Albert Show and The Adventures of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids during its later years) had yet to be released on DVD, getting everything in one package should thrill die-hard fans of the series. It's all too often that classic shows---animated or otherwise---are dangled in front of buyers on a season-by-season basis, and it's even more frustrating when the releases dry up after a few years. Shout Factory's commitment to finishing what others have started is more apparent than ever with releases like this one. This isn't a perfect effort by any means, but its collectively good intentions help to make up for a handful of supplemental shortcomings.
The 15-disc collection is tastefully packaged in practical, multi-hubbed keepcases adorned with clean, attractive artwork. The episodes are also organized smartly, defying the series' sporadic, confusing broadcast schedule as the years went on. Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids even looks and sounds a little better than expected, though a lack of bonus features will make the price tag sting just a little more. Overall, though, there's a lot to like about what Shout Factory has accomplished here, as they've truly done the right thing by offering the complete series up front. With any luck, they might even teach a lesson to other studios in the process: basic, respectful treatment should be standard for TV on DVD.
I honestly wasn't expecting much from this low-budget classic series, but it generally looks solid overall. Colors are nicely saturated, line detail is good, dirt and debris are kept to a minimum and there aren't any major digital problems along the way. Still, a few minor hiccups keep this collection from scoring higher, including minor interlacing issues, slight banding and a few stray compression artifacts. I'd imagine that most fans of Fat Albert should be pleased with how this set looks, though it's not a perfect effort.
The audio also remains slightly above average, especially considering the series' age and low budget. Presented in the original Dolby Digital Mono, these dialogue-driven adventures sound relatively crisp and clear overall. The music cues and sounds effects are limited to a nostalgically "thin" weight, but anyone familiar with material from this era should know what to expect. Bottom line: everything sounds fine and nothing fights for attention. Unfortunately, optional subtitles or Closed Captions are not included.
Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids: The Complete Series may not appeal to a new generation of viewers, but those old enough to remember it should enjoy everything it brings to the table. Originally airing under three different names, the popular animated franchise remained a fixture of Saturday morning TV for over a decade. Shout Factory's whopping 15-disc boxed set herds together all 110 episodes, while the decent A/V presentation offers more of an incentive than the lackluster documentary. Even so, Shout deserves credit for releasing Fat Albert in its entirety, as I'd imagine any die-hard fans will be eager to pick this up at any price...and at less than $8 per disc, it's not a bad deal. It's Recommended for those with fond memories of the series, though new or casual fans should obviously dip their toes in the water first.
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This is simply a great book. It brings together so much information about anxiety and worry, even if it is "just" almost, and it does so in a way that is easy to understand and apply to one's own life. The techniques presented for coping with anxiety and worry are practical, pragmatic, easily applied, and likely to be very helpful. This is an important book for persons troubled by anxiety and worry.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The Grammy-winning rock band Green Day has canceled its upcoming performance in New Orleans.
The band was scheduled to headline the Voodoo Music + Arts Experience at City Park on Oct. 27.
The announcement, which was posted on the Voodoo festival website, did not include a reason for the cancellation but comes less than a month after the band's frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong, headed into treatment for substance abuse.
Armstrong had a meltdown onstage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas in September as Green Day was wrapping up its performance during the two-day concert. He profanely complained that the band's time was being cut short and smashed his guitar before leaving the stage. The band later apologized in a statement but canceled other promotional appearances.
Voodoo was one of the few appearances the band had not canceled, until Tuesday.
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Voodoo is scheduled for Oct. 26-28, and headliners include Neil Young, the Avett Brothers, Justice, Skrillex, Nas and Jack White. The lineup also offers a sampling of Louisiana talent with George Porter Jr., the Lost Bayou Ramblers, Little Freddie King and others.
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Welcome once again to Money Talks annual spring break coverage. This week we travel down to wild and crazy Mexico in search of some hot spring break action. First up we convince a hot little blond with a perfect little rack to get licked up and down and become our very own human body shot. Then we do the unthinkable... We actually found a spring breaker crazy enough to stick a smoking hot chile habanero in his butt and then eat it. Too bad he didnt know that Havoc bit the tip off before she shoved it in there. After that we have a no holds barred full contact game of topless football. For our last stunt we actually ran into a loyal Money Talks viewer who was willing to do basically anything for money, and who are we to disappoint a true fan. So we had him get on all fours and Havoc kicked him in his huevos. We love running hilarious bits here on the show but a spring break update wouldnt be complete if we didnt find at least one smoking hot college coed willing to take things to the next level. Her name is Scarlett and she made our entire trip worth while. Everything you are about to watch is completely real. Enjoy.


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URL Shorteners Must Die
URL shorteners (such as bit.ly and tinyurl) have been called the "herpes of the web". Beyond just link-rot, a public shortening service is per se an open redirect vulnerability. Their ubiquity makes them an easy vector for spammers, phishers, and cross-site forgery attacks.
Joshua Schachter writes:
With a shortening service, you're adding something that acts like a third DNS resolver, except one that is assembled out of unvetted PHP and MySQL, without the benevolent oversight of luminaries like Dan Kaminsky and St. Postel.
Luckily, you don't have to contribute to this scourge.
Drupal 7 has adopted the
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When we rebuilt our site in D7, we decided to ditch bit.ly in favor of these built-in shortlinks. However, I also felt the /node/ piece of the path was superfluous, and even strange-looking to visitors outside the Drupal community.
So, we decided to shorten them even further, removing both the "www" and /node/ from the URL. This required only a few minor changes:
Care was taken not to add the "www" prefix for these shortlinks, because doing so would result in multiple redirects (which still works, but is inefficient).
# Redirect all paths to the "www" prefix, except for /NNNN RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^metaltoad\.com$ [NC] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/\d+$ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/index.php RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/node/\d+ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.metaltoad.com/$1 [L,R=301] # Allow short URLs of the form metaltoad.com/123 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/\d+$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=node/$1 [L,QSA]
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The next piece was to redirect to the actual path alias. At the time this site was built, neither the Global Redirect module nor it's successor Redirect, were deemed production-ready, so we rolled our own interim solution:
/** * Implements hook_init(). */ function mymodule_init() { // Redirect node/NNN to the path alias, if available. // The globalredirect module isn't currently available for D7. if (preg_match('/^node\/\d+$/', request_path())) { $alias = drupal_get_path_alias(); if ($alias != request_path()) { // Setting the redirect headers manually allows them to be // cached, which drupal_goto does not. drupal_add_http_header('Location', url($alias, array('absolute' => TRUE))); drupal_add_http_header('Status', '301 Moved Permanently'); print '301 Moved Permanently'; drupal_page_footer(); exit(); } } }
Altering the <head> in template.php
This code was added to template.php to alter the <head> element. Since this is a renderable array in D7 it's easy!
/** * Implements hook_html_head_alter(). * Generates shorter shortlinks of the form metaltoad.com/NNN. */ function metaltoad_html_head_alter(&$head_elements) { foreach ($head_elements as $key => $element) { if (isset($element['#attributes']['rel']) && $element['#attributes']['rel'] == 'shortlink') { $href =& $head_elements[$key]['#attributes']['href']; if (preg_match('/^\/node\/\d+$/', $href)) { $href = str_replace('/node/', '', $href); $href = "http://metaltoad.com/$href"; } } } }
Lastly, we made sure to explicitly set $base_url in settings.php. This ensures that when the Location header set, it uses the correct domain including the "www", again avoiding inefficient multiple redirects.
$base_url = 'http://www.metaltoad.com';
Now, we have our own share-friendly links that are only a few characters longer than bit.ly!
Before: http://bit.ly/c9Vk1R
After: http://metaltoad.com/318
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 03:09
Google url shortener
Cool idea for ones own site, but generally speaking I believe Google's url shortener, launched just last week, has gone a long way to addressing the concerns you list (link rot, security)
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 17:04
In reply to Google url shortener by Caleb G
Certainly, google has a more
Certainly, google has a more sustainable business model than other failed services such as http://tr.im/ , so it's likely goo.gl links will last longer.
I'm unconvinced they can solve the security risks however. Certainly they will filter some obvious phishing and malware sites, but there's really no way to detect all possible attacks.
For example, goo.gl created redirects for the following XSRF attack links without complaint:
- http://drupal.org/logout - An old and well-known flaw in Drupal's menu system.
- http://drupal.org/masquerade/switch/1 - SA-CONTRIB-2010-068
- http://drupal.org/comment/42/approve - An XSRF flaw in early Drupal 7 alphas
Thu, 10/07/2010 - 05:19
In reply to Certainly, google has a more by Dylan Tack
But the XSRF issues that you
But the XSRF issues that you describe have little to do with shorteners. How often do you check the destination of a link by looking down at the status bar before you click it? A shortener does little to improve the success rate of an attack.
Easier still, an attacker can just get you to go to a page that has an img tag where the src is the XSRF URL.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 14:13
http://drupal.org/project/shorturl is what I use now. Avoids all other sites and your concerns. (still on drupal 6)
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 16:46
In reply to http://drupal.org/project by Sunward
shorturl looks excellent as well. As a matter of taste, I thought the /NNN numeric paths looked less strange than the encoded output of shorturl (which uses letters and digits). But shorturl definitely has some advantages, especially if you have a larger number of nodes.
shorturl also allows you to create redirects for any URL, even external sites - not just nodes. This isn't a feature we really needed but I can see the utility of it.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 15:28
Nice work, D! Quick question
Nice work, D! Quick question though, what's the difference between this approach and simply setting pathauto to generate an alias with only the node ID?
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 16:54
In reply to Nice work, D! Quick question by Sean Larkin
You get to have both!
With this method your pages have 2 URLs:
A "canonical" URL, which is the big SEO friendly pathauto version
A "shortlink", which redirects to the longer canonical URLs.
Also last I checked, the [nid] token didn't really work in pathauto because the alias is generated prior to saving the node, so the nid doesn't exist yet.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 16:55
Thanks for the post Dylan. I
Thanks for the post Dylan. I like the concept of avoiding third party shorteners and your implementation.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 17:15
It gets worse...
An .ly domain was just seized for failure to comply with Libyan Islamic/Sharia Law, according to http://benmetcalfe.com/blog/2010/10/the-ly-domain-space-to-be-considere… .
Joe Lip
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 18:29
What about different domain?
I own a short version of my domain; both point to the same site. Is it possible to do the same thing so that (fictional address of)
will reach the correct site url
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 18:40
In reply to What about different domain? by Joe Lip
Yes, this is really just a special case of what we have done with the "www" prefix. Just make sure the short domain redirects to your main site and everything should work fine.
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 18:47
Tow the line
I guess I need to walk the walk. i just like the immediate gratification and easy view of how many clicks came through bit.ly...
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 21:37
In reply to Tow the line by Joaquin Lippincott
Can't you get the same thing from analytics?
Seems like you should be able to get the same information from our Google Analytics - that'll tell you what percentage of your traffic came through Twitter, Facebook, etc. Or are you looking for some other bit of information?
Thu, 10/07/2010 - 20:31
In reply to Can't you get the same thing from analytics? by Scott Vandehey
Why I Love Bit.ly
I love bit.ly because of the easy to read graphic display of how many people have clicked through on a particular link - which generally corresponds to what I send out via Twitter:
In this way I can get a quick sense of what my follower care about, and what they don't. Can we reproduce that within Drupal?
Wed, 10/06/2010 - 21:43
Redirect module
I had coded the 'redirect to canonical URL feature' in redirect.module but at one point it didn't work, so I had commented it out. I went back today after reading this, tested it, and confirmed it's working again. I've also filed a patch for redirect.module to support the nid short-link redirect. http://drupal.org/node/933888
Tue, 01/11/2011 - 02:36
short url filter
Is there any way to have input format filter that automatically shortens drupal url's? like the link filter that automatically detects links.
When using notifications and messaging with drupal, most often a long url link like http://mysite.com/drupal/sites/default/files gets broken when it arrives as an email message.
Wed, 01/12/2011 - 17:37
In reply to short url filter by Gerry
why not?
I don't see why not; take a look at hook_filter. You can also protect long links in e-mail by using <angle brackets> around the link.


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Iran has hanged a man it said was an agent for Israeli intelligence agency Mossad whom it convicted of killing one of its nuclear scientists in 2010, Iranian state media reported on Tuesday.
Tehran has accused Israel and the United States of assassinating four Iranian scientists since 2010 in order to sabotage its nuclear program which the West suspects is hiding Iran's attempt to develop a nuclear weapons capability.
While Israel has declined to comment on the killings, it regards Iran's nuclear programme as an existential threat and has threatened military action against Tehran. Washington has denied any U.S. role.
Twenty-four year old Majid Jamali Fashi was hanged at Tehran's Evin Prison after being sentenced to death in August last year for the murder of Massoud Ali-Mohammadi, Iran's state news agency quoted the central prosecutor's office as saying. It said he had confessed to the crime.
Ali-Mohammadi was killed in January 2010 when a remote-controlled bomb attached to a motorcycle outside his home in Tehran went off.
Tuesday's report said Fashi had confessed to travelling to Tel Aviv to receive training from Mossad before returning to Iran to plot the assassination.
A spokesman for Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation said at the time that Ali-Mohammadi, a 50-year-old Tehran University professor, was not involved in its activities. The most recent attack on an Iranian scientist occurred in January. Mostafa Ahmadi-Roshan – a deputy director of the Natanz uranium enrichment facility – was killed when a magnetic bomb planted on his vehicle detonated.
Israel has a policy of not commenting on the allegations but an unnamed Israeli source previously said the daylight killings provoked panic in surviving colleagues and generate a phenomenon Mossad veterans dub "virtual defection" which hinders Iran's nuclear progress.
Last month, Iranian intelligence officials said they had arrested 15 people they called a "major terror and sabotage network with links to the Zionist regime". The group had plotted to assassinate an Iranian scientist in February, the authorities said.
Iranian officials have also accused Israel of infiltrating neighbouring Azerbaijan to organise attacks against the Islamic Republic.
Unsubstantiated reports in the Iranian media earlier this month said Israel has pushed for the transfer Of 1,200 members of the exiled Iranian rebel group Mujahideen Khalq Organization from their base in Iraq to Azerbaijan.
Late last year Israel distanced itself from the organization's efforts to be removed from the U.S. terrorism blacklist, saying it did not consider the group to be "an asset".
Iran denies Western accusations it is seeking to develop a nuclear weapons capability, but major powers are pushing Tehran to become more transparent and cooperative ahead of talks later this month.
Israel says it could attack Iran if it thinks that is the only way to stop it from getting nuclear arms.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague on Monday warned the European Union would impose tougher sanctions on Iran if it failed to take concrete steps to allay international concerns over its nuclear program.


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LC basketball teams swept by Danville
By Justin Tierney
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[February 21, 2013]
For a half on Wednesday night,
it appeared that the Lincoln College men's basketball team might
have what it would take to upset visiting Danville Area Community
College, the No. 5-ranked team in the current NJCAA Division II
National Poll. At intermission, the Lynx trailed just 42-39.
Seemingly in a flash, the game went from being
competitive to a one-sided Jaguar rout.
"The first five minutes of the second half were critical," said
LC coach Pat Lepper. "Danville really went on a run. They got in,
pressured us, got some steals and deflections. But you have to give
credit to Danville. They guarded physically, I thought, the whole
night. They did a really good job of forcing us into turnovers."
Lynx turnovers led to easy baskets for the Jaguars, who shot
17-of-27 from the field in the second half. The Jaguars didn't feel
the need to drift too far from the basket in the final 20 minutes,
making one of their three 3-point attempts in the second half.
Forward Mike Ryce helped keep momentum in Danville's favor with
multiple highlight-reel-caliber dunks.
"I think because they were able to get out in the open floor off
of steals, and that we didn't transition defensively, it made them
look pretty athletic," said Lepper when asked if Danville was the
most athletic squad the Lynx had faced this year. "But they're
certainly up there. They are a good, solid, hard-nosed basketball
The Lynx were led in the loss by the duo of Aaron Simpson and
Marzhon Bryant, who each hail from North Chicago High School.
Simpson finished with 22 points on 5-of-15 shooting from the field
and a perfect 10 for 10 mark from the free-throw line. Bryant had 13
points and nine rebounds, while Avery Bradley added 12 points and 15
The loss is the third in the last four games for LC and dropped
their record to 17-10 overall.
Lepper is hoping the Lynx can right the ship before the upcoming
regional tournament, and he doesn't believe wholesale changes are
"I think we've got to come in and watch the tape, but we can't
really go too much away from what we've been doing," said Lepper.
"We've done some things well this season with how we're playing. We
do have to play a little different due to some of our personnel. I
think our team competes. We just need to learn from that game, learn
from our mistakes and really get geared up for the region
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First half dooms Lady Lynx
While the second half was most troublesome for the men's team, it
was the first half that led to the LC women's 67-54 loss to Danville
on Wednesday night.
Lackluster defense by the Lady Lynx allowed the Lady Jaguars to
jump out to a 43-22 advantage in the first half.
Despite an improved performance in the second half, the
first-half deficit was too much to overcome.
"We didn't play any defense. We didn't play any help defense,"
said Lincoln College women's basketball coach Carol Wilson. "They
were attacking us down low, but our help defense was on the
perimeter guarding someone who wasn't going to shoot 3s.
"The second half, we played like we should have the whole game.
We should have played like that the whole game."
The Lady Lynx were largely done in by the efforts of Danville
post players Hillary Lively and Tierra Golightly. Lively had 14
points and nine rebounds, while Golightly finished with 12 points
and five rebounds.
"They were pretty physical, moved us around," said Wilson. "They
passed the ball well too. They ran their high-low offense very well,
I thought."
Two bright spots for LC were the play of Cassidy Jennings and
Erica Spiller. Jennings finished with 19 points, while Spiller added
14 points, 10 rebounds and three steals.
"Cassidy played really well in the second half," said Wilson. "I
was really happy to see her being a driver and not just a perimeter
shooter. That will help us down the stretch."
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Brockley voters flock to the polls
If you're registered to vote but aren't sure which polling station to use today, this list might help (NB: PDF document). (Woulda worked better as a map, Lewisham Council - maybe next time?)
The online home for all things Brockley (SE4), Deptford, Ladywell, Lewisham and New Cross
If you're registered to vote but aren't sure which polling station to use today, this list might help (NB: PDF document). (Woulda worked better as a map, Lewisham Council - maybe next time?)
Posted by Anonymous on 4.6.09
From what I've seen it's a trickle at best. Turn out will be pathetic.
And that's not surprising considering the uninspiring bunch we have to choose from.
I saw Catman go in to the cheap side polling station to cast his vote for the nice man on the billboard by the railway bridge.
What a long ballot paper. I hadn't realised that the voting system had changed this time - I was all prepared to work down the list ranking candidates but all you have to do it pick one this time. And yet it's still some sort of proportional system. Hmmm.
I voted Green. I hope they do well.
I was all alone when I voted this morning at Tidemill School. So no flocking there either.
PS Frankham Street is now now the Frankham Street "Parking Boulevard" I see. No parking for my bicycle I noted; More joined up thinking from LBL.
Perhaps the idea could be spread to Brockley. I hear there are particularly bad parking problems on Manor Avenue.
The 'flock' was somewhat ironic - as you'd know if you follow my Twitter feed ...!
twitter feed? You Kate? Don't be ridiculous, I can't see you as a nerdy type...
Tidemill School was quite busy when I voted this morning. The European ballot is the same system as last time, the proportional aspect being between the parties.
When I voted at the Revelon road polliing station I was the only person there! Abit eary really, the two attendants 'watched' me make my vote and 'cast' it in the rather shabby looking box.
The list of people they registered before me must of only been about 20 people - not too good considering I left for work at 8.50am
did you vote BNP to keep the UKIP out?
'twas quiet at the waller raod polling station too - but to be fair I did see lots of people clutching their voter's reg form erm well by lots I mean 4! Maybe everyone is voting in the eve??
There were a fair amount of people voting at the portacabin by Lewisham college and that was mid afternoon.
I suppose you can't knock the bnp for not overcoming some of their fears. After all any successful candidate will have to spend a lot of time in Brussels mingling with foreigners, eating foreign food and perhaps having to learn French.
Not that this should detract from the fact that they are a nasty bunch of delinquents unworthy of a single vote.
There was a bit of protest non voting going on at ours. Not something I see myself ever agreeing with.


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Rhubarb: it's a leafy vegetable that makes such delicious pie that early Americans called it "the pie plant." It's a beautiful perennial in the garden: forming a four- or five-foot mound of ruffled leaves with glimpses of ruby red stalks underneath. In spring, huge stalks of flowers shoot forth; both in bud and flower, they look like some weirdly beautiful image a biologist might see under a microscope. I have an arrangement of them on our fireplace mantle.
The stalks are what make that scrumptious pie; the leaves themselves are poisonous. The reason is that they contain high levels of oxalic acid. Small amounts of oxalic acid are found in most leafy dark greens, and dozens of other fruits and vegetables from asparagus to watercress, including sweet corn and strawberries. Fortunately for us, the pale green to ruby red rhubarb stalks are completely and deliciously edible.
Until fairly recently (at least in America) rhubarb was found only in desserts; and mostly in pie form, alone or with strawberries, with which it naturally pairs. These days, it's showing up all over the menus of chefs and adventurous home cooks. Maldaner's chef/owner Michael Higgins is currently serving a rhubarb sauce with duck confit. Along with the sugar in his rhubarb preparations, Higgins says that he always likes to use a bit of honey, with which he says rhubarb has a natural affinity. Too much honey can overwhelm rhubarb's flavor, but just a touch complements it.
Here are two of my favorite non-pie recipes for rhubarb.
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RealCuisine Recipe
Rhubarb mostarda
Mostarda – sometimes called Mostarda di frutta – is a classic Italian condiment. It is somewhat like a chutney in that it combines fruit and a savory element. In mostardas that element is mustard. It's a traditional accompaniment to Bollito Misto (mixed boil), a wintertime dish of an assortment of boiled meats; more recently it's also being used with cheeses. There are many different versions, some that are regional specialties such as Mostarda di Cremorna (the most famous), Mostarda di Bolognese and Mostarda di Siciliana. Some are made with dried fruits, some with candied fruits, and some with fresh fruit. Pears, quinces, cherries, apricots, figs and peaches are used in Italian mostardas, either singly or in combination. Sometimes the fruit is left whole, or cut into large pieces, other times it is chopped fine.
I created this riff on mostarda after reading one for a cranberry version made by Mario Batali. Italian mostardas contain wine vinegar – red or white, depending on the fruits used – to add a tart note, but both rhubarb and cranberries add enough tartness on their own. Rhubarb mostarda is sweet, tart and spicy; and the mustard seeds provide a textural pop to the smooth sauce. It's wonderful with pork chops, smoked or au naturel, cheeses, and makes a killer turkey, ham, or cheese sandwich.
- 2 c. sugar
- 2 ½ c. water, divided
- 1 ¼ lb. trimmed rhubarb stalks, cut into ½ pieces
- 3 T. dry mustard, preferably Colman's
- 2 T. mustard seeds, black, brown or yellow
- ½ - 1 tsp. freshly ground pepper (if using black or brown mustard seeds, use black pepper, for yellow seeds, use white pepper)
- ¼ tsp. Kosher salt, optional
Combine the sugar and two cups of the water in a large heavy-bottomed pan and bring to a boil. Add the rhubarb and cook over high heat, uncovered, for 10 minutes.
While the rhubarb is cooking, whisk the mustard powder and remaining half cup of water in a small bowl until it is smooth, then stir it into the mustard seeds, salt and pepper to the pan.
Cook, uncovered, until the mixture is thick and syrupy. If cooked at a slow boil, this will take about 20 minutes, and must be stirred constantly. Alternatively, reduce the heat to a simmer. This will take longer – about twice as long – but the mixture only needs to be stirred occasionally. Whether it's cooked at high heat or low, be careful: as the mostarda nears completion, it can easily scorch and burn on the bottom. Remove from the heat and cool completely. It will keep, refrigerated in a tightly sealed container, for several weeks. Makes about 3 cups.
RealCuisine Recipe
Rhubarb upside down cake
Pie may be the quintessential rhubarb dessert, but this upside-down cake also is a delicious showcase for it. Whenever a recipe calls for brown sugar, I almost always use the dark brown, because it has more flavor. (Incidentally, Meijer's own brand of dark brown sugar is significantly darker – and more flavorful– than any other I've ever found.) For this cake, however, I like to use light brown because it shows off rhubarb's color better.
For the rhubarb topping:
- 4 – 6 stalks fresh rhubarb, or more, depending on the thickness of the stalks
- butter and flour for preparing the skillet
- ½ c. light brown sugar
- ½ c. unsalted butter, softened
For the cake:
- 2¼ c. all-purpose flour
- 2 c. sugar
- 1 tsp. salt
- ½ tsp. baking soda
- 1 c. unsalted butter, softened
- 3 large eggs
- 1 c. plain yoghurt (whole milk preferred, but not necessary)
- 1 tsp. vanilla
It is important that all ingredients for the cake be at room temperature.
Preheat the oven to 350°. Butter and flour the sides of an 10-12-inch iron skillet or other heavy cake pan. You do not need to butter and flour the bottom.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, cream the ½ c. butter and brown sugar until fluffy. (You do not have to clean the bowl before making the cake batter.)
Divide the brown sugar/butter mixture between the ramekins and spread it evenly over the bottoms. Line the bottoms of the ramekins with the rhubarb slices, fitting them together to cover as completely as possible. Set the ramekins aside and reserve any leftover rhubarb for another use.
Make the yoghurt pound cake and fill each ramekin with about ½ c. of the batter, spreading it evenly and leaving a half-inch rim at the top. Use extra batter to make cupcakes or a mini loaf cake.
Bake 55-65 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the middle of the pan comes out clean.
Remove from the oven and immediately run a knife around the insides of the ramekins to loosen the cake. Using hot pads, place the plate you will be using to serve the cake upside down over the top of the skillet and quickly (and carefully) flip it over. Lift the skillet off and replace any rhubarb pieces that might have remained inside or tumbled to the side.
Serve warm or at room temperature. If the cake has cooled, it can be warmed on low in a microwave, if desired. Garnish with a dollop of whipped cream or a small scoop of ice cream. A glass of cold milk is also good!
Note: This can also be made as individual upside down "baby" cakes. Use 8 individual cake pans or ramekins. They should be about 4 inches across and have at least a 1cup capacity. If the stalks are very wide, you may want to cut the pieces in half for these. Proceed as above, filling the ramekins ½ - 2/3 full. Place on a baking sheet, put them in the oven and bake the cakes until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean, 25-35 minutes. Baking time will be longer with ceramic ramekins than individual metal cake pans.


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CARLSBAD, Calif., July 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Life Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: LIFE), a leading life sciences company, today announced that it has filed a definitive proxy statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regarding Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.'s (NYSE: TMO) pending acquisition of the Company and has set the date for a special meeting of stockholders to approve the transaction.
Life Technologies' special meeting of stockholders will be held on Wednesday, August 21, 2013, at 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time. The meeting will be held at Life Technologies' corporate headquarters at 5781 Van Allen Way, Carlsbad, California.
All stockholders of record of Life Technologies' common stock as of the close of business on July 18, 2013, will be entitled to vote their shares either in person or by proxy. Under the terms of the merger agreement, each outstanding share of Life Technologies common stock would be converted into the right to receive $76.00 in cash, subject to potential increase in certain circumstances if the merger does not close by January 14, 2014, as described in the definitive proxy statement.
The Life Technologies' Board of Directors unanimously recommends that stockholders vote "FOR" the adoption of the merger agreement. The transaction, which is expected to be completed early in 2014, remains subject to the satisfaction of the closing conditions set forth in the merger agreement, including adoption of the merger agreement by Life Technologies' stockholders at the special meeting.
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Life Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: LIFE) is a global biotechnology company that is committed to providing the most innovative products and services to leading customers in the fields of scientific research, genetic analysis and applied sciences. With a presence in more than 180 countries, the company's portfolio of 50,000 end-to-end solutions are secured by more than 5,000 patents and licenses that span the entire biological spectrum -- scientific exploration, molecular diagnostics, 21st century forensics, regenerative medicine and agricultural research. Life Technologies has approximately 10,000 employees and had sales of $3.8 billion in 2012. Visit us at our website: http://www.lifetechnologies.com.
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Patrick Malone
posted on Thursday, October 13, 2005 - 12:43 pm
Good afternoon.
I've got a situation of longitudinal (per-second, actually) data collected differently by gender, so, e.g., the girls might systematically have shorter periods of observation than the boys, but all girls and all boys have constant measurement periods.
I want to estimate an LGM and be able to work with the trajectory parameters across gender.
What's the best way to do this? I'm imagining something like leaving all the girls' latter data missing and estimating a multiple group model, but I'm not sure what the pitfalls might be with the missing data estimation.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, October 13, 2005 - 1:53 pm
If I understand you correctly, both boys and girls were measured at the same time points, for example, Spring of each year. But they were observed for different periods of time at each time point. For example, the boys were observed for some behavior for ten seconds and girls were observed for some behavior for five seconds. Is this what you are saying?
Patrick Malone
posted on Thursday, October 13, 2005 - 2:18 pm
Actually, it's just one session. But yes, girls are measured for five seconds and boys for 10 seconds.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, October 14, 2005 - 9:47 am
I am still not clear on your situation. What comes to my mind is an observational setting where every five seconds for boys and every ten seconds for girls some type of behavior is noted. How may such notations are there for boys and how many for girls? Does each interval result in one variable? Please describe how the variables come about for boys and girls.
Patrick Malone
posted on Friday, October 14, 2005 - 10:38 am
Ok, sorry about the confusion. Subjects come in for observation, and are hooked up for physiological measures. Boys do a task for, say, 80 seconds, and girls for 70 seconds. Data are recorded at each second.
So I want to be able to do growth modeling of the physio measures for both groups, and then test hypotheses relating the trajectory parameters across groups.
Is that better?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, October 14, 2005 - 12:25 pm
I guess you could try this with the last ten recordings missing for girls. Given that you have so many timepoints, you probably want to do this in long form rather than wide form using TYPE=TWOLEVEL and CLUSTER=ID;
Patrick Malone
posted on Friday, October 14, 2005 - 12:57 pm
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Posted 13th January 2011
It was a big day last week. My husband turned a year older. Except he hates birthdays. Can't handle the attention.
Sorry. I don't understand. If I could attract any more attention to myself, I totally would. But a blog, a book, two darling sprogs and several superfriends and family later, I am running out of ideas…
So every year I devise devious ways to totally embarrass him to shreds. Sooner or later, he will begin to love the attention, right?
Errm, work in progress. Last year, we did candle in dessert plus Happy Birthday sung in pitch darkness. In Thai. At a swanky restaurant. This year, I emailed 20 of his closest friends. Disclosed his real age as opposed to the one he's been pretending to be. And requested them to make the man feel really special on his big day.
This was not a surprise birthday party, my sis observed. This was war!!
Suffice to say, I had a wonderful time. The expression on his face to find 20 over-sized adults spring out of a corner of his favourite pub paled in comparison to the total horror when the white chocolate fondant cake appeared.
All tried and tested ways for ultimate success. Speaking of tried and tested, QIC is in the spotlight for this interesting event, hosted by Sudeshna of Cook like a Bong (Bong is slang for Bengali). This is particularly poignant for me given that I have been missing in blog action for months. So I decided to crash the party and try one of my own recipes, which is vastly searched.
The classic Saag Aloo. British curry house favourite of two utterly bland ingredients thrown together for no particularly great reason. Cooked well, however, it is lip-smackingly yummy. A host of recent negativity was beginning to make me doubt my own recipe. So I retried it, with the addition of one extra green chilli, lemon juice and a small onion.
The result, my man happily declared, was a pleasant surprise. Soft potatoes nestled in this healthy spiced spinach clearly deserve every bit of the attention they attract.
Feeds 3-4:
Finely chop the garlic and the green chillies. Stir the green chillies into the spinach puree along with the lemon juice, and leave to sit in a bowl. I used a tin of spinach puree because it was just so easy. Go fresh and puree yourself if you fancy it.
Next, dice the potatoes into small pieces no larger than one square inch each. You don't need to pre-boil the potatoes as they will go all mushy and not get a chance to absorb the lovely spices. Chop the onion and finely mince the garlic.
Now bring the oil to heat on high in a medium-sized pan. When it's hot, add the chopped onion and garlic and saute for five minutes until golden. Then add the potato pieces, cumin and coriander powders and stir on the high heat for five minutes or until the potato edges start going translucent. If the spices start getting stuck to the bottom of the bottom add a tablespoon of hot water and scrape it off.
Next add hot water to the pan until it comes half way up to the potatoes. Lower the heat to a medium and cook the potatoes until they are done. This will take between 5 and 10 minutes depending upon how fresh your potatoes are, and you have to stir regularly.
When you can easily insert a fork through the potatoes without breaking them, mix in the spinach. Add salt to taste, you will need a fair bit to lift the spinach, and simmer for 5 minutes. Finally stir in the garam masala and serve hot with rotis or just tucked into some toasted pitta bread.
Note= This recipe does not and should not use tomatoes, despite various recipes on the internet including it as an ingredient. Please trust me on this one, okay?
Happy Birthday to your hubby and you're cooking one of my favorites! I could eat spinach one way or another every single day!
I am absolutely new to the ' Food Blog' world and very recently created mine too , although it's still in the process of changing the layout here and there. I love Spinach and can eat it with any thing any day. I made palak aaloo lot of times but never added lemon juice to it. Definitely going to try it next time.
Nice recipe. Will try it tomorrow. I really enjoyed reading your book. The style was very quirky and the recipes simply made my mouth water. 🙂
hi, nice to have you back.lookinf forward to great dishes.
Belated wishes for your better half. Perky post this one. I love the flavor of garlic in alu-saag. Havent made it in a while, the hardcore meat eater in me always makes me add cubes of lamb in with my spinach.
What a lovely fool-proof recipe! I tried it on Saturday night with very satisfying results. Thank you – it's great to have you back on here.
Hi Mallika,
Just found your blog today. My husband and I cook East Indian curries at home and your blog fills in a lot of the questions we had.
I LOVE sag aloo a lot and was dismayed not to find the recipe in any of the widely available Indian/Anglo-Indian cookbooks. Finally, a friend gave me M&S Curry Book, and there was a version that I've adapted and enjoyed ever since.
Will be comparing this to your recipe.
Pille (a proud mum of two-under-twos since early Saturday morning ;))
This looks delicious!
Can you tell me about the palak/saag thing? Are they regional names, different preparations, personal preference? I'm just glad I've learned both words – that way I don't have to miss out on ordering my favorite, saag paneer!
This sounds amazing… I would love to give these a try.
Great site! I'm doing some research to see what others do. I am thinking about a similar blog (but with all sorts of ideas not just indian). I am part bengali and part swiss 🙂
But I always tried to quicken the process of indian cooking wihtout loosing the quality. I'll keep an eye on your blog!
What is with men and surprises? my man likes them only when it includes good food.
shaag aloo kinda surprise.. he would love am sure.
vry interesting and ll gve a gud taste it seems… gonna try diz…
Really Nice Reciepe. Keep goin !!!!!
Love your simple recipes…
Please visit my blog and grab your Stylish Blogger Award 🙂
I love the palak paneer in Miss Masala so will definitely give this a try. You are not alone in surprise party-shy husbands — mine has BEGGED me never to plan one!
Hi…..Please visit my blog an award is waiting for you ….. 🙂
I have had a similar recipe, but with tomatoes, you are right… Way better off without them. I hope people heed your advice, or they will be let down.
Hi Have been cooking off books for ages. i enjoy the cooking but always have to peek in the book, always! How do you remember what goes with what? Are there any rules? This would really take an immense amount of stress from my life!
Love your site..keep up the great work.
wow, it seems so easy!!
though married for 3+ years, only of late i am beginning to take interest in some serious cooking and found so many useful food blogs and bloggers, you are an welcome addition!!!
and since you are all about fast cooking, it suits me so much as am a working girl with a foodie husband!!!!
Today I was out shopping for yellow moong dal and came home and right away used Google to find a recipe. I was so happy your site appeared and I can't stop reading your delightful recipes not for just dal but everything else you have posted. So happy you have two sweet children enjoyed reading about your husband too his birthday etc. Reminded me of myself when I received another "0". Was not a happy camper but gave thanks for my blessings. Aging is not easy. 🙂 Back to the food. I'll be trying your recipes for sure they are easy to read and the ingredients are easy to find. Thanks and best wishes in your family life and blogging.
Its a recipe on the fast lane..looks nice and am sure a knock out..its a little bit spicy I supposed but its always that way for an Indian food that is what they are and taste good as well…
yummy and yes real quick. i like it. will keep following this blog.
Wonderful to read you again Mallika 🙂 congratulations on the bundle of joy and wish you the very best with the two darlings 🙂
somehow, everytime i hear palong shaag, it means , garlic and peanuts or green peas..this would be a nice twist to it 🙂
Looks yum and tasty…will try it.Abhishek
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Why is this dish labelled British when it's a typically Indian dish…..!!!!!
Looking forward to making this. Would love to see a Saag Paneer dish. Just ordered your book from Amazon U.S. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Hey Mallika,
Count me as another of your successes. My boyfriend and I love Indian food – we are thinking of moving to India. I love to cook, and for some time now I have aspired to start cooking Indian. I also dearly love spices and have been amassing quite a collection. So last night, spurred on by your simple recipes and the fact that I actually had all the necessary spices on hand, I finally dove in and cooked Indian for the first time! …We cooked four of your dishes!! This one, Dhaniya Murgh, the one from your "Talking chicken curry" entry, and Chana Masala. I have a small blister on my right ring finger from all the maniacal stirring!But all were a resounding success, and even better today, as you well know. I guess we'll be looking into your book! You have a fantastic collection of recipes!
I like this recipe and the spicing too. Have to wait until fresh palak season starts. Aloo palak looks delicious..
If everyone has been like you the world is seen as a much far far better place to live in. Good awareness, keep up the great get the job done.
hey, mallika , m gaga over ur miss masala…my
rakhi brother, tarun das, happened to buy ur
book ,partly because ur bong..and partly coz hes a
foodie himself.., and i flipped thru it, could not
keep it down aftr that..been enjoying it..
tried the chicken kathi kebabs..nd my 15 yr old
daughter posts on fb..my mamma makes the most
heavenly kathi kebabs…all credit to u..
great writing..excellent book..greater recipes..
m an indian foodie all the way…
please enlighten me..need ur help…how do i make the pasatta…for the butter chicken…with just tomatoes
? i was quite eager to see ur pic..its lovely..v beautiful…;-)
hi i have tried this at home & worked very well. i must say this was a better recipe than i used to cook before. mine used to be little more curry type, but this recipe is more aromatic , testy n goes very well with indian bread.thanks.
What a great recipe! I have tried many versions of this dish and none has come close to the taste of this. Even better than my favorite local Indian restaurant. Thanks for sharing!
Great recipe but I have to say the adding water to cook the potatoes after adding the spices just kills the flavor of this dish.Par-boiling the potatoes separately first is the way to go,gently though!Not mushy
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great recipe,
tastes great!!!! thank you very much!
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I tried this with fresh, chopped spinach. Letting the Spinach sit in lemon before cooking is a touch of genius and adds so much to the final mix of flavours.
It will now become a standard in our house!
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Great recipe! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your great recipe, I am considering going vegetarian and it's a relief to see such tasty dishes as this in store!
What is a green finger chili? What would be the equivalent chili available in U.S. grocery? We have jalenpenos and serrano peppers – there is a red chili here called a finger chili, but I can't find a green chili called a finger chili!
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Very delicious! I added some soy cream to it.
Greeting from Germany!
Hi and thank you. We loved it although I did add a tablespoon of tomato puree instead of the lemon juice. I also added a teaspoon of cumin seeds as well as the cumin powder because I just love their aroma and flavour. I will never buy sag aloo again!
Oh my god! For a guy who has just started cooking, this tasted absolutely blissful! Thanks a lot for the recipe! 🙂
Brilliant recipe! Loved it! 🙂
easy and tasty!
Hi there,
I would like to use fresh spinach- would you please let me know how much I should use? Not sure if the puree amount equates to the same in loose leaves…
Thank you!
Hi Sim, 75gm frozen spinach is roughly 125gm fresh spinach. Hope this helps! M x


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