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One of the amazing gifts of a DVD recording is that it captures you in time and space in that moment! The images, scenes, and words are forever frozen in time.
Along with your hair style. And hair color. And wardrobe. And make up. Or lack there of.
Here are 5 Behind the Scenes Secrets that you may not know from The Organic God DVD series:
1. This was the first DVD series I ever recorded. Since The Organic God series released, I've recorded nearly 50 weeks of teaching and hosting Bible studies. But this was the first. That translates to being utterly unprepared for the challenges of filming in every way. These challenges were only compounded by filming in Alaska—with shifting weather patterns, noisy planes flying overhead, equipment that stopped working and much more.
2. The North Face fleece jackets I wore in almost every scene weren't mine. When the crew arrived and asked what I was going to wear, they quickly deemed anything appropriate for speaking inappropriate for filming in Alaska. So a sweet woman on the team loaded me different colored North Face fleece jackets to record the sessions.
3. The filming was some of the most exhausting and rewarding days of my life. Some of the take-away scenes feature us walking on rocky terrain near a glacier with our dog Hershey in tow. To arrive on the scene, we needed transport kayaks to the edge of the lake around the glacier in order to kayak a mile to the other side. Followed by walking several miles while carrying equipment. Then we recorded for way too many hours before making the long trek back. We slept great every night.
4. Did I mention that sitting on ice is cold? Filming outside in Alaska is naturally cold. But filming next to a glacier or body of water—with the cold wind--is freezing. I remember getting so cold I couldn't control my teeth from chattering. At night, I'd have to take long hot bath to warm up my body's core temperature.
5. We lived in the place where we filmed for two years. We lived in Juneau, Alaska, where The Organic God was filmed for two years and Sitka, Alaska for nearly three. The land of Alaska is remarkable with its rugged beauty. The wildlife was amazing. Seeing a bear on the way to Blockbuster wasn't uncommon. Hershey had to be kept on a short leash or else the eagles would carry him away.
If you ever have the chance to go to Alaska, by all means don't wait.
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HIDDEN CLUE: Pulsars, including one inside this "guitar nebula," provide evidence of sterile neutrinos.
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Neutrinos are the most famously shy of particles, zipping through just about everything—your body, Earth, detectors specifically designed to catch them—with nary a peep. But compared with their heretofore hypothetical cousin the sterile neutrino, ordinary neutrinos are veritable firecrackers. Sterile neutrinos don't even interact with ordinary matter via the weak force, the ephemeral hook that connects neutrinos to the everyday world. Recently, however, new experiments have revealed tantalizing evidence that sterile neutrinos are not only real but common. Some of them could even be the stuff of the mysterious dark matter astronomers have puzzled over for decades.
Physicists aren't quite ready to make such dramatic pronouncements, but the results "will be extremely important—if they turn out to be correct," says Alexander Kusenko of the University of California, Los Angeles.
How did scientists go about looking for particles that are virtually undetectable? Kusenko and Michael Loewenstein of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center reasoned that if sterile neutrinos really are dark matter, they would occasionally decay into ordinary matter, producing a lighter neutrino and an x-ray photon, and it would make sense to search for these x-rays wherever dark matter is found. Using the Chandra x-ray telescope, they observed a nearby dwarf galaxy thought to be rich in dark matter and found an intriguing bump of x-rays at just the right wavelength.
Another piece of evidence comes from supernovae. If sterile neutrinos really do exist, supernovae would shoot them out in a tight stream along magnetic field lines, and the recoil from this blast would kick the pulsars out through the cosmos. It turns out astronomers observe precisely that: pulsars whizzing through the universe at speeds of thousands of kilometers a second.
Astronomers don't have to rely on the skies for evidence of sterile neutrinos, though. Scientists at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory recently verified a 16-year-old experiment that sought the first evidence of these particles. The Fermilab scientists fired ordinary neutrinos through Earth at a detector half a kilometer away. They found that in flight, many of these neutrinos changed their identities in just the way they should if sterile neutrinos do in fact exist.
The next step is to confirm the results. Loewenstein and Kusenko recently repeated their experiment on another space-based x-ray telescope, the XMM-Newton, and Fermilab scientists are also setting up another run. The shyest elementary particles may not be able to evade their seekers for long.
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The convenience of USB drives and burning CDs only go so far. When you need to send large pictures, videos, or documents immediately, these relatively antiquated solutions just don't go the distance. Large file sharing requires the extra power of web services that send multi-MB data in a flash. Though there are dozens of file sharing sites available on the web, these are the ones we find to be the easiest and fastest solutions.
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I don't know what's up with the scene now, but whatever it is, am liking it. It's raining news and updates, and thank god they're mostly for good games. Scratch that, I say they're GREAT games.
We'll try to keep the chitchat to a minimum now, cos there's a lot in store for you in this issue of QuickJump QuickPeek. We're at #69, and your worlds are sure to go upside-down with delight, too.
Phtoo! This is practically what Peter Dille described piracy as. Literally, he called it "sickening." Karl B. on the other hand, would prefer to use Hannah Montana as a metaphor for it.
And what do you know, the PSP's going to hell. For real. Dante's Inferno was announced to be going to the PSP, too, and for this first week alone, we already got a hell-load of screenshots and information. It's looking good, bro.
Link: PSP Weekend Warrior
Okay, so everyone's generally happy that MaTiAz and Davee put back some light into the scene -- and in a big way. But somehow, it still brought about some sad vibes, particularly over at Team Noobz. "Obsoleted," as he would call it, Fanjita posted a "mixed feelings" post on their blog, but in the end congratulates and wishes all the best to the other devs and their breakthroughs on the PSP 3K. Such dramz. And there's a whole lot more, so check out what went down at the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior.
Link: PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior
It was a big week for Sony yet again as we get multiple updates for all the big titles set to come out this year. Even Hideo Kojima himself helped stir up things a bit as he asks, "Do you really want a Zone Enders 3?" Well, what did you say to that?
Oh, and that "electrifying announcement" that they were gonna reveal on the 27th? That's just been busted, thanks to the box of inFamous carrying the Uncharted 2 Multiplayer Beta Voucher. But hey, maybe there will be more to that.
Link: PS3 Weekend Warrior
Two words: Finally. Japan. After how many years of mediocre existence in Japan, Microsoft's Xbox 360 finally breaks free from its cocoon and flies off as a pretty large... erm.. butterfly. With one million Xbox 360 sales under its wings.
Link: Xbox 360 Weekend Warrior
We've got the Wii MotionPlus making some noise with a few bundles and the ehem biggest pre-release markdown you'll ever see. Also, we've got another of those fake purchases, this time, with a kid buying a DS only to find only rocks inside the box.
Link: WiiDS Weekend Warrior
If you still had any doubts as to the iPhone attracting developers, then this week should prove to be an enlightening one for you, doubting Thomas. Dev upon dev came out with their games on the App Store, beefing up the already meaty selection. And more are promised to be lined up for release in the coming weeks. How's that touch control going so far?
Link: iPhone Weekend Warrior
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Yeah, we found it weird, too. After all, we're just about ready to enter the month of May already (that's only seven months away till the new year!... o_O ), but it's only now that Famitsu named and awarded their "Bests" for the year of 2008. Find out who took baked their cakes and ate them too.
Link: Famitsu Awards 2008 winners named, Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G is Game of the Year
This would be a terribly great news if it turns out real. Especially for those who have been scrimping up on their cash. And that was quite a list, too. Go on, click on that link if you haven't heard of this one yet.
Link: Best Buy to sell PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS and PS2 games for just ten bucks?
No doubt about it, Square Enix is one of the most accomplished publishers we have around today. If you have any doubt as to the veracity of that statement, just check out the rundown of their worldwide lifetime sales for their top franchises. See if you can beat that.
And speaking of Square Enix, it finally got the nod of the court to officially take over Eidos. Final and executory. Let's see if they're gonna shape up Lara into something new.
Link: Square Enix's worldwide lifetime sales for top franchises revealed
Link: Court approves - Square Enix officially taking over Eidos
Now how about for some good old parental pressure? You know, the one where you're threatened to not get dessert the rest of the week if you don't perform well in your chosen activity?
A six year old was beaten up by his father because he allegedly failed to meet his dad's standards of a "good performance." Totally "what the eff" news.
Link: Dad beats six year old son for poor video game performance
Of course there's got to be another study to "clarify" some more the psyche of gamers. This time, it says that there's one in every 12 young gamers who show video addiction. Hey, that number surprisingly isn't bad. Conversely, it means that most gamers still have social lives -- or at least attempt to have one. Or, it could mean that hardcore gamers really are a majority, and that in fact, its the casual gamers who are the majority.
If that's the case, then Nintendo was doing it all along. Are you sure Ninty didn't get their hands on this study before they started developing the Wii?
Link: Study - one in every 12 young gamers show video game addiction
John Madden retires, gets lots of well-wishes, "will surely be missed" lines, and -- a lawsuit. It won't be a pleasant farewell for the iconic sports announcer as former NFL players are harping angry to the courts about how they were used for the Madden franchise without proper compensation.
And where do you think you're going, EA? You're in on this too.
Link: EA, Madden to face lawsuit from retired NFL players
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It was the calm after a whirlwind of a week for the homebrew community, but that doesn't mean there was nothing else to talk about. For issue #11 of our weekly features, we focused our sights on one of those whom we could call the "devs of the new wave". The Who's Who Edition of the QuickJump QuickGuide goes full blast this week, starting off with the silent but deadly MaTiAz.
As for the How-Tos, it will be overtaken by the Who's Who Edition for a few weeks, but not before we capped it off with a quick how-to guide on converting your PS1 games to PSP eboots. Not to worry, though, the How-To guides will be back, it's just out for a little break now.
Link: QuickGuide #11 - Who's Who Edition: The silent but deadly MaTiAz
Link: How-To #11: Converting PS1 games to PSP eboots
We try our best to do as we promised. And since we did promiose you Free Realms beta keys, that's exactly what we've been doing the past week. The response from you lot has been overwhelming, so much so that it's all gone as of yesterday.
To those of you who weren't able to get, we're real sorry we ran out of stock for you. Maybe next time you'll get one in time? As for those who did get them, hope you are enjoying! Again, thanks much!
Link: QJ Giveaway update: Free Realms beta keys start rolling out today!
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Hands down. This made our week. We love poetry. Dremth gave it to us. I admit it could have been more sophisticated, but, yeah. We lol'd. And for that, you get some Moo!
From New BioShock 2 direct-feed screenshots, Big Sister concept art
And that's all we have for you in our 69th issue of QuickJump QuickPeek. We hope to see you all again next week for another exciting week of recaps!
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Open-Source Mod for Grand Theft Auto
"Today we are marking a new milestone in the history of Multi Theft Auto [...] we have made the decision to re-launch Multi Theft Auto as an open-source project." The developer announcement on the Grand Theft Auto website comes just before the official release of the multiplayer mod of GTA version 1.0.
Since 2003, up to 16 developers have worked on the multiplayer-modus. Work which included not only Reverse Engineering and LUA scripting, but also manufacturer Rockstar concepted extensions for the single-player modus GTA-3, as in GTA III, GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas. Server and clients offering the original game can be found on the project website.
The announcement on the GTA page continues, "Of course, the migration to open-source is more than just slamming your undocumented source code in a zip up for anyone that is interested." The repository code has been cleaned up, accurate documentation and headers have been added and proper credits to authors noted.
The release of the source code is supposed to encourage the contribution of external developers. To this end, the bugtracker has been opened and access to the build system made available. A clean and stable multiplayer extension requires more than a memory address and offsets, say the developers.
The code can be viewed at the Google Code Repository and a detailed developer Wiki provides insights to programming and scripting.
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On Saturday, July 7 in the community of Preeceville, SK, RCMP received a call at approximately 12:20 p.m. to attend to the Preeceville School grounds to investigate a collision involving an eight-year-old boy and a parade float vehicle.
The incident occurred following the parade when the vehicle was at the school grounds and was traveling at an extremely slow speed (2-3 km/hr). There were three adults and the eight-year-old on the float at the time of the incident. The child jumped from the float at the front of the trailer and was then run over by the wheels of the trailer.
Two nurses were on another float and immediately attended to the injured child. EMS also attended and transported the injured child to the Preeceville Hospital. The child passed away a short time later at the hospital.
As part of the investigation, RCMP have seized both the trailer and truck that were involved in this incident.
Foul play is not suspected in this death and the incident is not being treated as suspicious. The eight-year-old is from Prince Albert, SK.
Fatal rollover
A single motor vehicle rollover was reported to Esterhazy RCMP at 10:45 p.m. on Thursday, July 5. The accident occurred approximately 2.5 miles east of Tantallon, SK on the Tantallon grid. The vehicle, a grey Chevrolet Cobalt, had 5 occupants inside at the time of the accident. A 47-year-old New Brunswick male is deceased and the other four occupants sustained injuries.
Alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in the accident.
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This is what our garage looked like when we bought our house five years ago. Pretty typical ranch-style house with attached garage.
However, the house was too small (my husband works from home and we needed office space), so we knew right away we were going to make the garage into living space.
We had money from the sale of our other house, so we were able to hire someone to finish the shell for us (with our help) about 6 months after we moved in.
We did all the "finish" work (a term I use rather loosely, because as you will see we are still not finished five years later!): floors, molding, doors, electrical, paint, etc.
We raised the floor to be the same level as the rest of the house, and extended the porch across the front, tearing up the driveway so that there would be no trace of the garage that was there before.
It's always been a pet peeve of mine to see houses where the garage was finished into living space and the driveway and cars still go right up to the new windows. I know this is weird and many people never think these things…sometimes I wished I didn't either!
This is the old doorway to the former garage. It is now our hallway and I'm so glad we went to the extra expense of raising the floor because it is a seamless part of our house now. People have to be told it's where the new remodel is and that there was a steel garage door here when we moved in.
The hallway has three doors. The one to the right when you walk in goes to a workroom/guestroom and the door at the end is my husband's office. Look for part 5 of this series for the details about these rooms.
Right now, lets take the door to the left:
This is the laundry room/mudroom and I am so happy to have a laundry room, I can't tell you! Our old house had the laundry in the basement, and before we finished this I was doing the laundry in the garage.
It was cold and dirty. Man, I don't know how people do laundry in garages.
We put a french door here to echo the new french doors we were adding to the exterior. All a part of making our ranch into a "cottage." It has the added bonus of allowing the light from the window in the outside door to come into the hallway.
We had a front loading washer and dryer, so we added the laundry sink and a counter. This is the same position the machines were in the old garage, we just scooted them up and over a bit to accommodate the floor and sink, respectively.
The counter is some discounted fir flooring we found. My husband glued it together and I finished it to match the floors and other wood in our house.
The cupboard above is an old cabinet we found on the side of the road years ago and have used as shelves in various houses. It needs brackets and to be painted along with molding for the top of the beadboard.
I found an old piece of salvaged molding, added coat hooks and hung it up over the electrical panel to disguise it some. We will add a door made out of the beadboard at some point (wishing…) to cover the panel, too.
This section of cabinets were only added about a year ago (I'm sorry, we move a little slow around here…) from the remodel of our bathrooms, so it hasn't been painted yet. The wood counter was put together, but not finished either.
I had planned for this to be a gardening section with shelves and/or cabinets above. I'll let you know how that goes (what- two years from now?).
We keep our freezer in here, too. I disguised the ugly front with chalkboard paint and picture molding and use the chalkboard to keep track of what I have in there.
My daughter also likes to use the chalkboard.
Here is a little (17″) closet that I hounded my builder about. He didn't really see the need for it, and it was hard to fit in there. But I really wanted a place to hang my clothes out of the public eye.
It worked out great, and is also where we keep our brooms and mops.
The flooring in all of the new area (except the hall where we were trying to match the existing wood floor) is maple plywood. It is a hardwood plywood that we found at a discount lumber store here and we did all the floors for about .54 a square foot.
We stained the office floors and I painted these floors in a checkerboard pattern.
I was so in love with this floor- the color, the pattern, it just made my heart sing.
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Las Vegas as an RV destination? I hadn't even considered it until my wife Jan passed along an article mentioning the city's famed Strip had been designated an All-American Road by the Federal Highway Administration. That makes it something of a crown jewel among the country's more than 130 nationally designated roads and scenic byways, with scarcely more than two-dozen roads having received the esteemed All-American designation.
Some have expressed outrage that this gaudy, often gridlocked thoroughfare would be so honored but we're all for it. That a government agency would recognize the color, excitement, fantasy and ultimately the real cultural significance of the brightest, boldest, most expensive and expressive four miles of American roadway surprises and satisfies us.
So love it or leave it (there was a great flick made about the latter), the Las Vegas Strip is a genuine American treasure. You must see it – again if you haven't been in recent years – and visiting via RV may be the best way to go. Most area RV parks offer shuttle service to The Strip and when you've had enough glitz and glitter there are plenty of touring options and non-gaming attractions.
With spring or fall being the only sensible seasons to visit Southern Nevada, we decided to make the plunge in our Winnebago on Easter weekend a year ago. We got things underway with a drive along the fabled Strip. While purposely engaging in gridlock aboard an RV didn't seem fun at first, we began to enjoy the long periods of inertia -- which from our altitude afforded a great view of The Strip in its latest incarnation.
On your left now is New York-New York, fronted by a one-third-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty, rising before a massive make-believe skyline of the Big Apple. It looks like a movie set just waiting for the next King Kong sequel.
On the right – we're in Paris now – is the Arc de Triomphe, the Opera House -- and who could miss the Eiffel Tower rising 50 stories above Paris Las Vegas resort? Oh! Look left! The volcano is erupting! We'd seen the spectacle at the Mirage a number of times but never from the wheel of an RV. And again on your right – that's the Campanile di San Marco and the Doge's Palace, direct from Venezia, courtesy of the Venetian Resort. With all of this happening in the first half-mile, I'm sure you can envision the entertainment value in a trip along The Strip. You can walk it too for a leisurely but equally mind-boggling experience – and one that's more heart healthy as well.
Casino action can be yours almost anywhere but you'll also find plenty of non-gaming attractions right along The Strip. Kids of all ages can have a ball at Gameworks arcade at Showcase Mall, next to MGM Grand. They have a huge selection of video games plus a movie theater and scads of fast food outlets. Coney Island Emporium at New York New York Resort & Casino is a massive funhouse as well, where you can ride a roller coaster above the Manhattan skyline, beat your kids at laser tag or challenge a friend to some stock car racing at Daytona Speedway. While the kids play, mom and dad can take time out for a romantic gondola ride through the streets of Venice – actually the shopping mall at the Venetian Hotel – but it's surprisingly similar to the real thing. Madame Tussaud's at the Venetian is another popular attraction. More than a museum, it's an interactive experience that puts you up close and personal with famous celebrities who appear remarkably lifelike – skillfully modeled in wax.
Mom in particular will enjoy a visit to the city's landmark shopping mall, the sprawling multi-level Fashion Show Mall where, in addition to a great selection of shops, there's an actual fashion show each afternoon, staged on a runway that rises from the floor.
Although it's a bit distant, located on Valley View Blvd. on the city's southwest side, we consider The Springs Preserve to be best non-gaming attraction in Las Vegas. This strikingly modern $250 million cultural complex encompasses museums, interactive galleries, demonstration gardens, and teaching labs that focus on the nature and history of the Las Vegas Valley as well as exploring the latest concepts of sustainable development in a desert environment. Time your visit so as to enjoy lunch at the classy, eco-friendly Springs Café by Wolfgang Puck.
While Las Vegas Boulevard (The Strip's real name) may serve as the penultimate example of man's imaginative hand, Las Vegas is surrounded by natural wonders as well. Weird and wonderful red-rock formations and vast expanses of high desert forested with Joshua trees and roamed by wild burros and bighorn sheep all lie with an hour's drive of the city. And, albeit man-made, there's Lake Mead. Backed by Hoover Dam, it's the largest such body of water in the nation and it affords sightseeing, recreational and camping opportunities quite apart from the Disneyesque trappings of The Strip.
On your way to the big dam, located 45 miles southeast of Las Vegas on Highway 93, we suggest dropping in for some shopping or dining at Lake Las Vegas resort in Henderson. This is a tasteful, upscale 3,600-acre development anchored by visitor-friendly MonteLago Village, a picturesque Mediterranean-inspired retail enclave that's home as well to some inviting cafes and restaurants.
You can extend your Hoover Dam/Lake Mead outing by following Northshore Road (Highway 147) some 50 miles to the northern end of the lake and Valley of Fire State Park. Marvelous anytime of day, these red rock formations are seen at their best when bathed in late afternoon light. Take a hike among the tumbled boulders and oddly shaped outcrops – keeping an eye out on sheltered surfaces for remnants of petroglyphs etched in the sandstone by Pueblo Indians centuries before any white men set foot in America. Exit the park to the north and continue to I-15 which will lead you back to the city, passing the impressive Las Vegas Motor Speedway, scene of numerous motorsports events including a major NASCAR stock car race each spring.
If you're pressed for time but still want to get a taste for the city's natural surroundings, make a quick 15-minute sprint out W. Charleston Blvd. (Highway 159) to Red Rock Canyon – part of the BLM-administered Red Rock National Conservation Area. There's a super-scenic 13-mile loop drive through the canyon and during our drive we encountered a large herd of wild burros trotting confidently across the road ahead.
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Although a couple of scratches are visible, you can read from the backup CD. The question is, for how long? Cdck measures the sector access times to give you an idea. Have you overwritten the bootloader on your disk? Super Grub Disk to the rescue!
CDs and DVDs use optical structures of approximately 100 nanometers to store data. Even tiny scratches can destroy large numbers of data bits, without the user even noticing at first. Data redundancy and error-correcting techniques, such as cross-interleaved Reed-Solomon code, support error-free data reading, despite damage to parts of the disk. Even newly burned media might not be free of errors: depending on how well (or how badly) your burning device supports your choice of media, the disks could have unreadable sectors right from the outset.
It would be nice to know how much of the existing redundancy has already been used up, or how grave the danger of imminent data loss is. The test functions that many burning tools use for media verification are not a big help. The functions only check whether the filesystem is legible after applying error-correction techniques.
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Where I live I am never terribly far from a Vietnamese sandwich, but if you are not so lucky, take comfort in the knowledge that they are simple enough to make at home. There are many variations including pork belly, sausage, meatball, ham & paté, chicken, egg, tofu and fish cake, just to name a few. Here I'm using turkey.
For 4 sandwiches you will need:
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- Roasted turkey, or chicken, sliced thinly & seasoned with soy sauce
- Mayonnaise (homemade recipe follows)
- Cilantro stems and leaves
- English cucumber sliced thinly on the bias
- Pickled carrot & daikon (recipe follows)
- Tomato sliced thinly (optional)
- Jalapeño or other chili sliced thinly (optional)
Preheat oven to 400º. Butterfly the demi baguettes, slather generously with mayonnaise and put in the hot oven for 5 minutes. Once warmed and crunchy, layer on turkey, cucumber, pickled veggies, cilantro, tomato and chili, if using.
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½ cup water
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup distilled white vinegar
½ cup julienned carrot
½ cup julienned daikon radish
In a small pan on high heat, combine water, sugar and vinegar and bring to a boil. Once cooled mix well with julienned carrot & daikon (julienne carrot and daikon with a grater attachment and a food processor) and season with salt. Let sit in the fridge for 30 minutes, up to overnight.
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1 teaspoon lemon juice
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½ cup canola oil, cold pressed preferably
Place everything but the canola oil in the cup and blend just to mix. With the blade running, slowly, slowly pour in the canola oil, moving the blade up and down ever so slightly as you go. Once you start drizzling in the oil the whole thing only takes about 20 seconds.


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Currently I have in my system a 128 gig Crucial m4 as my boot drive and a 1.5T Western Digital as a collection drive. Pretty much everything on this collection drive I would like to keep and have a functioning backup of.
At one time I had an external drive that held my FLAC collection. This drive died, I had no backup and have since used the Zune service in the meantime. The thought of re-ripping an tagging my files has seemed like too much of a chore until now. I'd like to do this again and have the files available when my PC is off so I can stream them to my Oppo BDP-93.
This point makes me think the only options then are an external drive or NAS. Problem is with 1 external drive there is no backup. NAS seems like it's very similar to having more than one external drive with the benefit of having it wired into your router but also seems to be the most expensive.
I'm thinking of having about 3T of storage for the time being. I guess I could get by with having the computer on during streaming if necessary and if the cost is significantly lower. Basically I'm looking for ease of use, lots of storage and the lowest price possible. I'm also going to have more than music on this drive. I will be putting sensitive documents as well and scanning most of my personal paperwork I have on hand.


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Instead of presenting Snow White as a good girl, she is a bad-mannered tomboy lacking any resemblance of grace. Instead of the traditional dwarfs, there are seven fairy godmothers. In a typical tomboy fashion, Snow White wants to please her father more than anything else, while, unbeknownst to her, her stepmother is a witch.
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Honoring veterans is a common theme for many rallies, but for retired Senior Chief Geoff Ross, it is more than just a rally, it is personal.
During his service in the U.S. Navy, Ross worked with special operations teams and was befriended by many SEALs and as such, entered their tight-knit circle. The relationships cultivated during his service have remained over the years and he wants to pay tribute to them during an upcoming rally.
The U.S. Constitution and Freedom Rally II will begin at noon March 17 at the
The rally will honor those that "go in first" said Ross, but get "no credit or recognition." In most situations Ross explained, it is the Special Forces that go in first and complete missions that Americans rarely ever hear about.
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Ross' connection to the service began as an infant. His father was a Navy sailor and his mother was an Air Force airman. He was born in
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But some of the tracks are incredible! Among the groups best stuff and lying in a vault for over thirty years?!
Exhibit A: "Black Magic Woman" Green's jam favorite is from the Boston concerts and is the best version I've heard. His Hendrix influenced wah-wah makes the instrumental jam second half of this performance interesting. Mesmerizing, soaring Green guitar that loops around Danny Kirwan's vibrato-laden guitar wails take this Otis Rush inspired piece to incredible heights. Worth the price of the set on its own.
Exhibit B: "Coming Your Way" Kirwan's Afro/Surf jam, marred by poor sound quality and some meandering "solo" playing by Kirwan. Yet, it is a more driving version than the Boston recording, with Fleetwood and Mac laying down an irresistable backbeat. World dance music from the Mac in 1970! Listen to how Green prods Kirwan after Mick Fleetwood's drum solo.
Exhibit C: The four piece Mac! An extremely rare instance where Green and Jeremy Spencer played as a UNIT instead of Green simply backing the slide meister. "I Have to Laugh" is an intensely brooding Otis Rush song driven by Jeremy's powerful vocals and Peter's wonderfully evocative and unobtrusive lead guitar work. This is one of my favorite Mac tunes of all time. Several times, I've played this for friends who are simply stunned. "Who is THAT?"
There are many more wonderful tracks here, with the second cd full of terrific 1970 live performances that were among the band's last recordings in the Peter Green incarnation.
You have to be a fan to enjoy the entire cd. But, all you need is a heart to enjoy the best cuts.
This has some of the earliest sides Peter Green ever cut, as the first few tracks sound like something Santana would do... done in 1966. The real keeper on disc 1 is tracks 14-16, as the same song goes through a metamorphis with the lryics & the feel. Green (on slide!!) goes through different styles with the song. One cut, he takes Son House's style, the other is more like Skip James.... it's quite revealing. The last cut on the first disc is Peter on guitar.... & a violin player!!!
The second disc has more live cuts from the Boston Tea Party that hasn't been available before, along with live cuts from a gig that is not mentioned I believe... believe it or not, some of these cuts are even better than the Tea Party live cuts vol. 1-3. The Jumpin' at Shadows is more melodic, while Green Manalishi has a wah wah bass solo by Green. None of the songs are played note for note, & every track is DEFINITELY worth hearing. Rattlesnake Shake is shorter, & rather different. A great Black Magic Woman. Take that Carlos! Peter is in fine form throughout.
This is one hell of a compilation for all the Peter Green fanatics out there. It completely outdoes the Vaudville set, which is actually quite a find in its own right.The liner notes are fantastic as well. Highly recommended set for the fans of "Fleetwood Mac".
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Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (LSCI) measures a country's integration into global liner shipping networks. The latest data shows that, thanks to larger ships and more container carrying capacity deployed from and to the world's ports, the average LSCI in most countries has increased over the last decade. Since 2004, 120 countries recorded an improved LSCI, while it went down in 39 countries.
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Kris Bryant, a 6-foot-5 slugger from Bonanza High School in Las Vegas, hit a mammoth home run this year that traveled at least 580 feet. That's 580 feet in the air, not with the roll. Honestly. No kidding.
"It probably went further, but we don't want to sound too stupid here," said Mike Bryant, Kris' father and an assistant coach at Bonanza High. "He hit it high and deep. I was totally stunned."
Bryant, a right-handed hitter with immense power, hit his prodigious shot against a left-handed hurler. The ball sailed over the 380-foot sign in left-center and kept going, and going, and going. After the game, Mike Bryant grabbed a tape measure and figured out how far.
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"It hit the pine trees about one-third of the way up," reported Mike Bryant, who saw it land. "It was pretty titanic."
Bryant hit the blast with a metal bat, but 580 is still 580.
"I knew I hit it really good, I hit it really high and the wind was blowing out a little bit," he said.
Bryant knows that 580 feet is amazing and somewhat hard to believe, but it's true. It went 580 feet. "Only Mickey Mantle can do that," he said.
Bryant, an infielder, will take his powerful bat to the 2009 Aflac All-American High School Classic at PETCO Park in San Diego on Aug. 16, one of 40 players who have been selected for the prestigious event.
Mike Bryant, who spent four years in the minor leagues with Boston in the early 1980s, compared his son's 580-foot blast to the eye-popping home run that Reggie Jackson hit in the 1971 All-Star game in Detroit. So that's pretty good company for Kris Bryant -- Mickey Mantle and Reggie Jackson.
"I got in the dugout and everyone said it was the furthest they'd ever seen anyone hit a ball," said Bryant. "Yeah, it was one of my best ones. I couldn't even see it. I didn't know where it went."
Bryant's legend was further enhanced in the "Rawlings Home Run Challenge" that was held in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on June 13 as part of the Perfect Game USA 2009 National Showcase. Bryant belted a string of long, majestic homers that routinely traveled 430, 440 and 450 feet. And remember, that came off a batting-practice pitcher without any wind, so Bryant had to supply all of the power and distance himself.
Bryant finished second in the Home Run Challenge to Justin O'Conner of Muncie, Ind., in an entertaining event that required extra swings to decide. It's probably no coincidence that Bryant and O'Conner have both been selected for the Alfac Classic. They're more than sluggers, but everyone digs the long ball.
Bryant, a third baseman and first baseman, hit 14 homers and batted .486 at Bonanza High School in Vegas this season. Bryce Harper, another Aflac All-American who gained national attention for his decision to leave high school after his sophomore year to play junior college baseball, starred at Las Vegas High School, but Bryant and Harper did not face each other this year. Their teams met last year, with Bonanza winning a close game.
Bryant is entering his senior year at Bonanza, where he carries an impressive 4.6 GPA on a 4.0-scale with Advanced Placement and Honors classes. He's had nothing but straight-A's for three straight years in the most difficult classes his school has to offer.
"I hate it more than striking out five times in a game if I get a B," he said.
His grandfather, Jack Braidman, gives Bryant a reward for his achievements in athletics and academics, with an emphasis on both. "I get $100 if I get straight A's," he reported, "and I get $20 if I hit a home run." The way things have gone lately, Grandpa Jack has been digging pretty deep.
Bryant committed to play his college baseball at the University of San Diego in March of 2008, when he was just a sophomore in high school. He likes San Diego's law school, and there's something else, too. "It's right on the beach," he said.
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Trees provide many benefits to a neighborhood, besides increased property values, such as cooling in the summer, protection in the winter, storm water absorption and a great source of compost for our gardens. With approximately 16,000 street trees and 30,000 to 40,000 trees in parks and open spaces, there are just too many trees and too few resources to water all County trees. Therefore, staff focuses efforts on watering young trees with immature root systems. These are the most susceptible to drought conditions.
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