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Baked Penne with Eggplant
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- TeaLady said...
UUUHHH!!!!! That looks really good. ALways on the look out for EP recipes.
- September 12, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Mary Ann said...
This looks so delicious! I love eggplant too. What a great dinner.
- September 12, 2009 at 6:39 PM
- Karin said...
That looks delicious! I love eggplant but never make it because I'm the only one that will eat it... I may have to try this one anyway!
- September 13, 2009 at 9:36 AM
- The Gourmet On A Diet said...
Yum this looks so gooooood!!! I had Italian out last night and it was disappointing. This will not disappoint. Thanks!
- September 13, 2009 at 12:15 PM
- Snooky doodle said...
I was just wondering what to do with some eggplant I ve got. this looks delicious!
- September 13, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- Pamela said...
Oooh...I want to lick the screen right now! I love eggplant in just about anything. This looks wonderful.
- September 13, 2009 at 4:54 PM
- Kayte said...
I've tried and I've tried to gussy up eggplant to sneak it by them, but so far, no luck. I wonder about this recipe...it looks like it might just be a good enough disguise. Maybe I will make a small bit, serve it as a side, and if they don't like it, at least I know I will! Looks great in your photo!
- September 13, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
Looks delicious! I made some eggplant for dinner tonight, and I'm wishing I had made this instead. I have an eggplant in the garden that will be ready to pick soon, though, so I will save this recipe!
- September 13, 2009 at 10:31 PM
- kar said...
So glad you tried and liked the dish!
- September 14, 2009 at 8:30 PM
- pinkstripes said...
Sounds delicious! I'm having people over for dinner on Saturday (first time, yikes!). I'm prob going to make pasta. This sounds great.
- September 15, 2009 at 4:36 PM


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StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm sold through 1.1 million units in just two days
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Wed, Mar 20, 2013 | 09:29 GMT
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Heart of the Swarm is the Empire Strikes Back of StarCraft 2
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Hello, I want to help someone who does not have the funds to do it right. The roof is sagging and has a number of holes. I'm thinking of tearing off some sections that are badly sagged and nailing in a few pieces of sheathing grade plywood where there are open holes (it will be hard to stop once I start that, but finances are a factor). I'm thinking of tacking a large, fairly thick, vinyl tarp over the whole mess, just to get them through the winter. I have a couple of questions (keep low cost in mind): 1.) Is there a better choice than a vinyl tarp (for example, would heavy gauge tar paper be better). 2.) What are the chances that the old shingles have asbestos in them? I'm not looking forward to ripping them off and causing a lot of dust. Thanks in advance for your ideas and comments. | |||
I believe that I would use ice/storm guard instead. One roll will cover a good bit of area. Use button nails to secure it in place although it usually is self adhesive. The holes by the button nails will self seal. There are several manufacturers but here is one. http://roofing.owenscorning.co...e-and-water-barrier/ | ||||
don't know about "sheathing grade" ply, you want good solid water-resistant roof grade. that would be 5/8 exterior BC or thicker with low voids in the plies. depends on the local code. if the structure for the roof is sagging, you could fall into the house while putting this up. roofs have to hold at least 75 pounds per square inch in this neck of the woods, and when we get very heavy snowfalls you still have to shovel off the weight. check out the rafters first, does no good to cover rotten and split wood. I'm with redover farm, either EPDM roofing base or storm guard, or roll roofing over tar paper is a short-term waterproofer. we had a neighbor a block away that had a tarp over the peak of the roof for a couple years... but there was no sagging, it was just where a tree fell and they had to put a slaphappy patch in there. structure counts. nothing else will stay in place if the structure is shifting around. sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money? | ||||
I can't speak to the technical issues but there may be a code enforcement issue if the roof is covered with a tarp. In my neck of the woods, the code enforcement people are very aggressive, and some neighbors exploit that to their advantage. When a hole developed in my roof, the code enforcement officer cited me with a violation before I even knew about the hole. In fact, I couldn't even see it. But one of the "observant" neighbors did! I think you're to be congratulated on your generosity and concern for this homeowner. It's heartwarming to read about your efforts to help this struggling homeowner. | ||||
Thank you for your feedback "redoverfarm", "swschrad", and "GardenSprite". "redoverfarm", I had a quick look at the site you referenced. It seems that I'd need to remove the shingles before putting on "ice/storm guard". True? "swschrad", I'd love 5/8" exterior BC on my own roof. My roof has wimpy 3/8" sheathing under my shingles. We actually had a tare-off, re-roof, about 7 years ago, but, at the time I hadn't paid any attention to the sheathing. The roofing contractor just went right over it and never suggested upgrading the sheathing. "GardenSprite", don't you just love "attentive" neighbors. Many years ago, I lived in a different area and had a neighbor call me to point out that my drapes were uneven. I hadn't considered the possibility of a tarp being a code infraction. It's sweet of you to congratulate me for "generosity". Thank you. I haven't done anything useful yet though. Today, I got up on the roof and ended up "chickening out". It just seemed like too big a job to try to patch up with a tarp. I didn't know what to do with the plumbing and bathroom vents. | ||||
Yes the shingles will need to be removed so that the ice/storm guard is attached to the sheeting. You can just tuck the membrane under the upper row of shingles above the bad area and allow it to lay on top of the lower row of shingles below the bad area. If this is temporary then you could probably just cover the affected area w/o shingle removal but you need to still tuck/overlay as described above. Then extend it 6-8" on each side over the shingles past the serious areas. I would still nail it down. Not sure the size nails on button nails would be long enough to reach through the shingles. Maybe replace the nails in the buttons w/ 2-1/2" roofing nails. The membrane should heal the nail to keep it from leaking.This message has been edited. Last edited by: redoverfarm, | ||||
Do you know if these folks are eligible for any kind of assistance from the local community goverment? I would think that roofing holes constitute an emergency, health, and safety issue and could qualify for community funds through HUD. In my area, there's an agency (Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency) that also provides some assistance for emergency repairs. The closest Area Agency on Aging might be able to help locate a similar agency to help these folks. And there's Habitat for Humanity, although I imagine the lead time to get the roofing project in the queue might take too long given the apparent urgency of the situation. | ||||
Rodoverfarm, thanks for the additional information. I definitely want to find out if the shingles have asbestos before removing any of them. GardenSprite, thank you for the ideas regarding help with funding the project. Definitely worth looking into. Thanks again. | ||||
in some areas, city or county government will be able to front some low or zero interest loans for code-required repairs if you qualify. sounds like your subjects should. call the inspector and pose one of those "I got a friend who has a neighbor who knows somebody who... " sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money? | ||||
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Wednesday, October 20th, 2010"Telling Amy's Story" will be shown on Thursday October 21, 7 p.m. at the Tucson Jewish Community Center, 3800 E. River Rd, in the Heritage Center room.
This Penn State Public Broadcasting film relates the timeline leading to a domestic violence (DV) homicide of Amy McGee by her husband Vincent that occurred on November 8, 2001, in Centre County, Pennsylvania. Amy's coworkers did not suspect the abuse she was living with and she was killed at home.
Sponsored by Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse and Pima County Attorney Barbara LaWall, in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month (October).
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DV is a serious crime and occurs much too often even here in Pima County. I've worked as a staff attorney for an Americorps D.V. Victims' Advocacy project and was also the Interim Director & Commissioner of the now-defunct Tucson Domestic Violence Commission. And I know that judging an abuser's lethality is not usually possible, and the victim is often too frightened to report any abuse. And it takes the victim on the average of 5 times to leave her abuser. In Amy's case she could not/did not leave.
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The original command doesn't work for me - does something weird with sed (-r) and xargs (-i) with underscores all over...
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Windows 8 Consumer Preview issues
Can this thread be a place for issues seen on this platform? The few posts I've seen mentioning it are scattered, so I thought one place would make sense.I'll start with one that's pretty vague for the moment but which I believe is tied to Win8 (x64 in my case, but I'm not using Opera x64 yet). I suspect it's related to a bad interaction with the video driver (Intel HD 3000), since video drivers in general seem to be more unfinished than the rest of Win8, but that's just a guess. I've tried a couple different versions of the driver with no change in behavior.
I started with Win8 at the beginning of the month, and all was well with 1325. Build 1328 came out mid-month though, and starting shortly after that I've experienced what basically amounts to lockups. It's not a total freeze--I might be able to switch among open apps for a while, and I can open Task Manager. But I can't actually do anything (for example, ending tasking on Opera, which doesn't appear hung in TaskMan, does nothing). It's as if the screen isn't representing reality. Eventually, I just hard reset, since shutdown/restart doesn't work either.
The same thing happens with 1351/1359, which I only tried briefly since they're generally unstable for people anyway and so not something that I can use to clarify anything. It doesn't happen with 1325 though. I haven't noted that doing anything in particular with Opera triggers this. Having it running for a while seems to be enough, though it can sometimes go a day without showing the problem; other days, it can happen 3 or 4 times.
Hardware acceleration is disabled in all cases. Intel isn't supported anyway.
Does not matter if hardware acceleration is enabled or disabled, computer randomly freezes!
I am expecting that Opera 12 will fully support windows 8 CP, since it will be launched shortly after Opera 12. May be even closer, because some news report that Windows 8 might be released this summer. " So Wndows 8 support is mandatory in Opera 12"
@rseiler: Please submit a bug report on this issue!
At least it doesn't seem directly related to the Intel video driver, since you have an AMD 5750. The clue to the cause must be in the difference between 1325 and 1328 (and with later builds, but I think it's easier just to compare these two specifically, since they're only 11 days apart, but also because later builds are wildly unstable even with Win7).
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Originally posted by rseiler:
how long have you been using post-1325 builds on Win8?
I used 1328 for enough time (3-4 days) - but mostly to browse MS TechNet - so your freezes might be website-related. I haven't used 1351 for more than a day - but no freezes till the time I have used them.
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Windows 8 has newer ACPI driver, cpu-z and other system information utilities does not work with it, causes freezes for most of users (including me). But Aida64 updated their software (when reported about this issue) and it works fine.
Just wondering is this could be issue with Opera?
I like your idea about ACPI, though I'd be a little surprised if a browser is involved with it at all. Still, if we have to figure this out ourselves, and months will probably go by while we try, then we'll have to think of many possibilities.
Well, wish me luck. I'm entering combat with 1372.
Originally posted by rseiler:
No, still nothing. When running Sunspider, the CPU hovers between 15-20 with or without those settings, and afterwards I don't notice anything unusual.
For me, background changes and progress par freezes with small intervals, compared to normal running Opera.
Originally posted by rseiler:
Fortunately, there's no need to run Opera with either of those settings, right?
I was just checking if it can solve freeze problem, but no luck!
Originally posted by rseiler:
Well, wish me luck. I'm entering combat with 1372.
It did nt worked for me! Still the same behaviour.
Why no Opera Mod/Dev is replying to this forum? (Or this is a user to user forum?) Atleast take notice of this problem.
Xombie said:
[In reference to the main topic of this thread, the freezing problem] "Same here! Please Opera Devs, have a look on problem!"
Meseer said:
"High cpu usage on Windows 8. UI is lagging unbearably. opera:cpu is very slow, switching between tabs is slow, entering text to edits (including address bar) is lagging as well."
Christoph said:
"Believe it or not: Win8 CP x64 works pretty nice with the x64 Opera Next over here... no HWA though."
18. April 2012, 14:42:53 (edited)
After reading more commentary on 1372, with numerous posts mentioning freezes UNrelated to Win8 (e.g. in Win7), we have to remember that the 1351+ builds are especially treacherous to use to unravel what might be going on with Win8 and Opera because this type of problem now isn't exclusive to Win8. So that leaves us with 1328 as a test build, which for people not on Win8 doesn't freeze. 1328 may or may not even still be relevant considering its age, or might have had a one-off problem, meaning what if what we (and others not on Win8) are seeing in 1351+ is not the same thing as what we're seeing only in Win8 with 1328? There, I just confused even myself. I'm not sure the smoke will clear on this again until a new build comes out where people aren't talking about it freezing in Win7.
DSK-360316 Opera stops loading pages after a while
Did u try disabling EIST in the BIOS? give it a try. Because since i changed my bios settings, never had any isue with any build.
There must be something to do with C3/C6 settings or EIST. Since Runing as admin did not solved problem for me!
No, I didn't try playing with the BIOS. That's not a practical workaround, and it wouldn't even be consistent from system to system. We'll have to keep trying to tough it out if there's to be any hope of Opera getting feedback on this.
26. April 2012, 01:04:13 (edited)
It might be fun enabling EIST (SpeedStep, for those wondering) again but then going into the active power plan, advanced, and changing the "Processor power management" section so that the min/max are 100% and, I suppose, the system cooling policy to Active so that it will be less apt to change the processor speed. If this works, then, at least in your case, there's a Windows-only method of working around the problem. I might even try it, but I've already reached my quota of one crash per day.
Originally posted by rseiler:
It might be fun enabling EIST (SpeedStep, for those wondering) again but then going into the active power plan, advanced, and changing the "Processor power management" section so that the min/max are 100% and, I suppose, the system cooling policy to Active so that it will be less apt to change the processor speed. If this works, then, at least in your case, there's a Windows-only method of working around the problem. I might even try it, but I've already reached my quota of one crash per day.
I had already set it at 100% (Power plan High Performance), and regarding c3/c6 i will confirm it.
I'm using the x64-builds on both systems...
Periodically I add comments pro and con that I've seen in the blog:
@brianrourkeboll said "Opera seems to cause the entire OS to freeze/become unresponsive (it seems like it might possibly be a graphics problem, though, considering the visual artefacting?) on Windows 8."
CPU EIST Function: Enables or disables Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST). Depending on CPU loading, Intel EIST technology can dynamically and effectively lower the CPU voltage and core frequency to decrease average power consumption and heat production.
C3/C6/C7 State Support: Allows you to determine whether to let the CPU enter C3/C6/C7 mode in system halt state. When enabled, the CPU core frequency and voltage will be reduced during system halt state to decrease power consumption. The C3/C6/C7 state is a more enhanced power-saving state than C1.
ACPI Suspend Type S3(STR): Enables the system to enter the ACPI S3 (Suspend to RAM) sleep state. In S3 sleep state, the system appears to be off and consumes less power than in the S1 state. When signaled by a wake-up device or event, the system resumes to its working state exactly where it was left off.
It's interesting to me how this problem has progressed. As can be seen in the top post, it used to be more of a soft freeze than a hard freeze. You still had to use the reset button, but you could limp around a bit before giving up. In the last few builds, however, it's a complete lockup. The time even stops.
I went into the BIOS and disabled "Processor C States," which is the Intel equivalent of C3/C6/C7 State Support. While it's awfully similar-sounding to EIST, I figured it was the least drastic change since EIST is still in effect (the processor speed still fluctuates). If you have to choose, I'm guessing it's the better choice. The help screen in the BIOS mentioned that disabling Processor C States also disables a separate option called "CPU Idle State," which is a toggle between High Performance (the OS is forced to use the Maximum Multiplier at all times) and Low Power (allows the OS to adjust the multiplier down).
After several hours no problems, though I'm not going to leave it this way since then we'll never know when this very real problem is fixed--or be able to identify any potential reasonable workaround in the OS or Opera. Also, these power-saving features are a good thing.
The vigil continues.
Thought for the day: Could out-of-process plugins be wrapped up in this issue? That sounds "low-level-y" to me, and they didn't exist in the stable 1325. Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to disable that feature to test the theory.
17. May 2012, 21:07:08 (edited)
nick_el_son said:
"Yeah, my system got frozen after half an hour I've installed this new build and I had to shut down pc manually and turn back on..
(Windows 8 CP X86, Opera X86, no HWA).
"I understand that Windows 8 is just at beta testing stage, but I'd be very grateful if anyone from Opera development team just test build on Win 8 too before releasing them ))."
coarse of the beta/preview phase. Best to wait till Win8 hits stable (cough)/retail before testing thoroughly, Otherwise you are
trying to hit a moving/changing target.
OS's are always moving targets, with periodic service packs and frequent hotfixes that can change the OS at the kernel level overnight. Testing still needs to happen early and often.
-I enabled all the power features that i had disabled previously.
-Started Opera, and PC hangs after about 5 mins.
Restarted PC
-Disabled c3/c6 states (enabled all other features)
-Working fine now for about Half an hour!
For all those having problems with Opera, Try disabling c3/c6 power saving feature in bios, it might solve this problem.
Opera 12 (Dx 10 HW acceleration)
Windows 8 64bit
Sapphire 5750
To my knowledge, W8 only suspends Metro-style apps, which Opera is not. When you enable the "Status" column in Task Manager, only Metro-style apps are listed as suspended in that column.
I checked the BIOS settings, and I've intel EIST ENABLED and C1 Enabled, but I don't seem to have C3/C6/C7 .. maybe because i'm not on a laptop !!! ( Intel Dual Core E5500 2.8 GHZ, Intel GMA 3100 : HA/WebGL off ).
for me, win8cp seems more faster and stable than win7 both x86 !
PS: I used win8cp since the first week it was released, and I uninstalled it only for 2 weeks and I reinstalled it again !! ( as I found the bugs in Opera are by far the same IMHO on both Operation systems)
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CHAPEL HILL - North Carolina's 66-0 home victory against Idaho on Saturday was equal parts record-setting and rain-soaked.
A downpour prevented many fans from showing up at Kenan Stadium, and a lopsided score removed any drama for the ones that did. Under cover or not, it was often difficult to watch, but it served a purpose for the UNC players and coaches participating in it.
The Tar Heels (3-2) made improvements while preparing to resume their ACC schedule, even if the win looked easy.
"It doesn't become easy," defensive tackle Sylvester Williams said. "It becomes fun. When you start to have fun, you continue to work harder. It's just like partying. A lot of people party because it's fun."
As a defensive player, it's fun to force three-and-out after three-and-out. And it's even more enjoyable to return to the bench, relax and watch the videoboard like it's the big-screen television in your living room, which is how Williams described his view of UNC's offensive explosion.
The Tar Heels, who led 28-0 after one quarter, set school records for points in a game and margin of victory. They did those things against a winless FBS team from the WAC, but there aren't many occasions, regardless of the competition, when you can sit your starting quarterback for an entire half. Bryn Renner took one snap after the break, but only because backup Marquise Williams had lost his helmet on the previous play.
The rout ended with walk-on quarterback Caleb Pressley repeatedly handing off to walk-on fullback Kenny Owens, a Jack Britt High School graduate who gained 19 yards on nine carries.
Owens, a fifth-year senior, had never run the ball in a college game.
"It's really special because they're your brothers and your friends, and you want to see them succeed," Renner said.
North Carolina could afford to empty the bench because of how effectively it opened the game. The Tar Heels have developed a reputation for starting slowly and closing strong, with their 39-34 loss to Louisville as proof.
A week away from facing Virginia Tech, with one ACC loss already on its record, UNC needed to prove to itself and outsiders that it could play well from the outset.
Four straight completions from Renner, including a 36-yard touchdown to Sean Tapley, wasn't a bad way to begin. The Tar Heels scored again on their next possession, when Erik Highsmith recovered a fumble in the end zone, and Giovani Bernard had a 2-yard touchdown on his first carry.
His only other rush was a 68-yard touchdown.
"Sometimes you get the ball in your hand and kind of feel like you've got something special going on that night," he said. "Today was one of those days."
In all, the Tar Heels totaled nine touchdowns, and seven came from underclassmen. True freshman Quinshad Davis caught two scoring passes, including one from Williams, who also rushed for two touchdowns.
First-year coach Larry Fedora is still developing go-to threats as well as quality depth, and Saturday was a perfect time to do both.
Even if it rained on UNC's parade of big plays.
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