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Spring brings new ingredients to the table bursting with flavor and bright colors including including a roulade that can be filled with almost anything the cook can imagine as well as fresh asparagus.
Egg roulade √
Serves 6 to 7.
Note: This calls for a 10- by 15-inch jellyroll pan (a baking sheet with edges). If you have a different size, just shape the batter on the pan accordingly. I've made two of these at a time, for a group of 12 diners, and I made the batter individually for each. With two roulades, it's a little extra last-minute pressure, but if the rest of the meal is simple, this is doable. Keep in mind that you'll need the full oven if you're making two of these. Adapted from Sara Moulton.
• 5 tbsp. butter
• 6 tbsp. flour
• 1 1/4 c. milk
• 4 eggs, separated
• Freshly ground black pepper
• Filling (see below)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line the 10- by 15-inch jellyroll pan with parchment paper; either butter or spray it with cooking oil.
Melt butter in a medium saucepan. Add the flour and cook, stirring, for 3 minutes. Increase heat to high, whisk in the milk and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and simmer for 5 minutes, stirring often.
Transfer flour mixture to a large bowl. Whisk in the egg yolks 1 at a time. Season with pepper.
Beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Stir a third of the whites into yolk mixture and fold in the rest.
Pour the batter onto the parchment paper and smooth it out. Bake for 15 minutes, or until firm to the touch.
Meanwhile, prepare any filling that needs to be warmed. Increase oven temperature to 375 degrees.
Cover the egg surface with another oiled or buttered piece of parchment. Invert onto the counter, and peel off the parchment on the top.
Sprinkle the egg surface with whatever filling is to be used. Starting on the long side of the egg surface, and using the parchment on the bottom to help, roll up the egg, jellyroll fashion. Place the roulade back on the jellyroll pan, with parchment underneath, and return it to the oven. Bake until any cheese in the filling has melted, about 10 minutes. To serve, cut into ½-inch slices.
Filling variations:
The filling must be prepared and hot (except for cheese) before it is placed on the cooked egg surface. Make sure any moisture in the vegetables is gone; heat in a sauté pan to assure it.
• Diced tomatoes or roasted red peppers and grated Cheddar cheese
• Diced sautéed mushrooms and Gruyère cheese
• Cooked, chopped spinach (make sure it's thoroughly dry) and Parmesan cheese
• Slices of prosciutto and any grated cheese
• Black beans and diced roasted red peppers
• Diced ham and grated Cheddar cheese
• Smoked salmon (lox), whipped cream cheese (so it's easy to spread), chives or capers
• Cooked and crumbled bacon or sausage
Topping variations:
• Grated cheese or fresh, minced herbs
• Salsa
• Green chile sauce
• Hollandaise sauce
Bruschetta with eggs and lobster √
Serves 8.
Note: Bruschetta (broo-SKEH-tah) is a traditional toasted bread topped with something tasty. If you cut the bread on the diagonal, you will get more surface. You can toast the bread an hour or so in advance, but the eggs and lobster need to be cooked right before serving. Each 5-ounce lobster tail will provide 4 ounces of meat. There are many alternatives to lobster (see below). Boursin is a creamy soft cheese with the texture of cream cheese, and it comes flavored with herbs. It's a tasty alternative to cream cheese. For large soft curds of eggs, keep your stirring to a minimum. Adapted from Bar La Grassa in Minneapolis.
• 1 baguette, cut in 16 (1/2 -in.) slices
• 1 garlic clove, peeled
• Butter
• 2 or more (5 oz. each) lobster tails (defrosted, if frozen)
• 14 eggs, beaten until yolks and whites are well-combined
• 4 oz. cream cheese, cut into small cubes (or Boursin cheese, see Note)
• Fresh chives, chopped
• Sea salt and freshly cracked pepper
• Truffle oil, optional
Toast bread in oven or in toaster. Rub one side of each slice with garlic (if you don't like garlic, omit this). Butter and set aside.
Prepare the lobster: Do this before you start the eggs so there isn't too much going on at the same time. To remove meat from shell, use kitchen shears to make 2 cuts along the underside of tail (the softer side) and break away the shell. Once the meat is out of shell (before or after it is cooked), remove the black vein that runs along the tail (pull it out or make a cut along the meat, as you would to devein shrimp, and pull the vein out).
Choice of options for cooking lobster:
• Remove meat from shell and sauté whole in 2 tablespoons butter, basting it often, for about 5 to 8 minutes, until cooked through, then chop or slice for the eggs, or ...
• Remove uncooked meat from shell and chop into chunks and sauté in 2 tablespoons butter before adding to the eggs, or ...
• Poach meat in the shell for about 3 minutes in water to which some white wine, carrot, celery, onion, chile flakes, fennel seed, mustard seed, peppercorns, bay leaf, thyme, kosher salt and lemon and oranges have been added. (Bring the water to a simmer before adding the tail.)
To prepare eggs: In each of 2 nonstick pans (or 1 large pan), melt 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat. Add eggs and turn heat to medium-low. For the largest curds, cook eggs with little stirring, instead pushing cooked part aside with a spatula and allowing uncooked eggs to move into place. When almost done, add cream cheese and stir. Remove from heat. (Eggs will continue to cook.)
To serve: On each plate, overlap 2 slices of toasted bread. Divide eggs and place on toast. Top with lobster and sprinkle with chives, a little salt and pepper. Drizzle a bit of truffle oil over eggs, if using.
Variations (instead of lobster):
• Smoked salmon, topped with fresh dill instead of chives.
• Cooked crabmeat (not the fake stuff, please!).
• Small or medium-size cooked shrimp.
• Cooked whitefish.
Nutrition information per serving:
Calories 375 Fat 26 g Sodium 500 mg
Carbohydrates 13 g Saturated fat 13 g Calcium 93 mg
Protein 22 g Cholesterol 440 mg Dietary fiber 0 g
Diabetic exchanges per serving: 1 bread/starch, 3 medium-fat meat, 2 fat.
Shirred lemon eggs √
Serves 2.
Note: Zest is the grated colored rind of citrus fruit. This recipe can easily be increased. Ramekins are individual baking dishes, about 3 to 4 inches in diameter. From "The Breakfast Book," by Marion Cunningham.
• Butter for the ramekins
• 4 tbsp. heavy cream, divided
• 1 tsp. lemon zest (see Note)
• 3 tbsp. grated Gouda cheese
• 2 eggs
• Salt and pepper to taste
• 1 1/2 tsp. minced herbs (dried fines herbes or fresh parsley, oregano, tarragon, marjoram or thyme)
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Butter 2 ramekins well and pour 1 tablespoon cream in each. Sprinkle ½ teaspoon lemon zest and 1 1/2 tablespoons cheese over the cream in each ramekin. Salt and pepper to taste.
Crack 1 egg into a cup and carefully pour it into a ramekin (this is to assure that the egg yolk doesn't break or have a spot on it; if it does, use another egg); repeat with remaining egg into second ramekin. Pour the remaining tablespoons of cream over the eggs. Scatter herbs over the top. Bake for 12 to 16 minutes (about 15 minutes for the white to be cooked, but the yolk will still be soft and a bit runny).
• Add lemon zest to the top of egg before it's cooked.
• Add salsa or Asian chile sauce over eggs when they come out of the oven.
• Prosciutto-wrapped: Place a paper-thin slice of prosciutto in each ramekin (cut to assure it fits the dish without overhanging) and bake for 10 minutes. Continue with recipe, first warming cream before adding it to ramekin. Add egg and seasoning.
• Ham (or prosciutto) and mushrooms: Finely chop ham, mushrooms and green onions. Toss with a little brie and place mixture in ramekins. Top with egg and additional cheese over egg and bake.
• Florentine: Spread 1 tablespoon chopped cooked spinach on bottom of each ramekin. Top with egg and 1 tablespoon freshly grated Parmesan cheese.
Nutrition information per serving:
Calories 171 Fat 12 g Sodium 290 mg
Carbohydrates 3 g Saturated fat 6 g Calcium 154 mg
Protein 12 g Cholesterol 210 mg Dietary fiber 1 g
Diabetic exchanges per serving: 1 vegetable, 1 1/2 medium-fat meat, 1 fat.
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P.I.D. Radio 12/30/07: Paul & Phillip Collins — The Real Motives for Bhutto's Death
The Facade of "Global Salvationism"
Originally Published at Conspiracy Archive on 2009/12/04
According to Mr. Henderson, the great psycho-wave of the past 35 years is "global salvationism." This quasi-religious belief has two ill-fitting articles of faith: environmental alarmism, and the assertion that Third World poverty is in some way due to the West taking more than its fair share of global resources. Both problems are alleged to require top-down global political solutions, including giant corporations accepting more "social responsibility."
The focus of this global master-plan is the bland but subversive notion of "sustainable development," that without extensive UN-administered government controls the world is going to Hades in a handbasket …
– Peter Foster, "The Prince of Power [Maurice Strong]," Financial Post (May 19, 2005)
I can't think of a better way to put Climategate into proper perspective than to revisit a 1998 Financial Post editorial titled "Global Warming: The Real Agenda." Its author, Terence Corcoran, quoted from statements given to the Calgary Herald by the former Environment Minister, Christine Stewart.
As "minister of the environment, I am very worried about global warming," Stewart said, "no matter if the science is phony, there are collateral environmental benefits."
Mystery of the Manitoba Legislature
Dino Knudsen about Trilateral Commission
The [Trilateral] Commission's modus operandi constitutes an obvious democratic dilemma; it is an exclusive, elitist organisation that attempts to exert influence on the political sphere – but secretly.
Zbigniew Brzezinski speaks about Trilateral Commission (C-SPAN 1989)
Buzz Aldrin Lies About His Masonic Activities on the Moon
Originally Published at Conspiracy Archive on 2009/08/18
Buzz Aldrin was interviewed by Alex Jones the other day. At the YouTube video Astronaut "Buzz Aldrin" on Alex Jones Tv 3/4:Magnificent Desolation, from 1:57 to 2:36, the following exchange occurs:
AJ: We know there's Masonic influence in the founding of the country …what is the Masonic influence on NASA?
Aldrin: As far as I can tell, zero. There were some Masonic brothers of mine in Texas that wanted me to take some kind of a Masonic emblem to the moon, and some gesture of – I don't know what it would be a gesture of – but I told them that it was not within my …my authority to do such a thing.
Crypto-Eugenics Population Control: Policy and Propaganda
Originally Published at Conspiracy Archive on 2009/08/09
…they had to pursue a strategy … called "crypto-eugenics." In essence, "You seek to fulfill the aims of eugenics without disclosing what you are really aiming at and without mentioning the word." This is how the Eugenics Society conceived of its funding for the IPPF.
- Matthew Connelly, Fatal Misconception: The Struggle to Control World Population (Harvard University Press, 2008), p. 163
Zombietime, the site that documented the totalitarian proclivities of Obama's Science Czar John P. Holdren, has a new article. It turns out that the policies advocated in Holdren's now-legendary Ecoscience (1973) were directly influenced by The Challenge of Man's Future (1954) by eugenicist Harrison Brown.
Harrison Brown's book, Holdren admitted in 1986, "transformed my thinking about the world and about the sort of career I wanted to pursue." As documented by Zombietime, the type of "thinking about the world" espoused in The Challenge of Man's Future, includes such wisdom as:
The feeble-minded, the morons, the dull and backward, and the lower-than-average persons in our society are outbreeding the superior ones at the present time. … Is there anything that can be done to prevent the long-range degeneration of human stock? Unfortunately, at the present time there is little, other than to prevent breeding in persons who present glaring deficiencies clearly dangerous to society and which are known to be of a hereditary nature. Thus we could sterilize or in other ways discourage the mating of the feeble-minded. We could go further and systematically attempt to prune from society, by prohibiting them from breeding, persons suffering from serious inheritable forms of physical defects, such as congenital deafness, dumbness, blindness, or absence of limbs. … A broad eugenics program would have to be formulated which would aid in the establishment of policies that would encourage able and healthy persons to have several offspring and discourage the unfit from breeding at excessive rates.
Are the Rockefellers of Jewish Descent?
Originally Published at Conspiracy Archive on 2009/07/30
An article at Henry Makow's site by Willie Martin caught my attention.
A book overlooked by most people and published for sale mainly within the Jewish community states that the Rockefellers are Jews of Sephardic descent (meaning Spanish and Portuguese Jews). The work was published only for Jews some years ago. The work was compiled by the Jewish historian Malcolm H. Stern and entitled "Americans of Jewish Decent."
That book weighed 10 pounds and gave the history of 25,000 Jewish individuals in America. It is extremely interesting to note that only 550 copies of the book were printed and each copy was consecutively numbered. The book was delivered to the top Jewish community leaders in America for their personal reference files in dealing with and contacting Jews who are "Marranos" (those Jews who "PRETEND" to be Christians in their community but secretly hold to their Jewish faith and race when among their own kind.)
Stephen Birmingham in "The Grandees" reports: "Who would expect to find the Rockefellers in the book." Stern's work traces what he calls the "Nobility of Jewry – the Sephardim who lived in Spain and Portugal as princes of the land." [...]
Yes, I've heard of Stern's book before. It is indeed rare and only 500+ books were printed at the time. Back in 2005 (or thereabouts) I did a cursory search at AbeBooks and found two copies for sale:
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Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Peter Dale Scott for a discussion of secrecy and its consequences in the making of U.S. foreign policy. Their discussion focuses on CIA interventions, the rise of Al Qaeda, the role of U.S. government in supporting Islamic jihadists to counter Soviet power during the Cold War, and the response of the Bush administration to the 911 attack.
Freemasonry: "When man reaches new worlds, Masonry will be there."
Originally Published at Conspiracy Archive on 2009/07/19
The above was a quote from the December 1969 issue of the The New Age Magazine, the official magazine of the Supreme Council 33° A.&A. Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction, Washington, D.C. (See the details here.) Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., 32°, visited the Scottish Rite headquarters at the House of the Temple in Washington, September 16, 1969, after the historic moon landing of Apollo 11, and brought back the Freemasonic flag that he took with him to the moon.
The Apollo program was rife with Masons; they were proud of being involved, and weren't shy about advertising the fact.
In the November 1969 edition of The New Age Magazine, there is an extensive article by Kenneth S. Kleinknecht, 33°, the Manager of the Apollo Program Command and Service Modules; Deputy Manager, Gemini Program; Manager, Project Mercury.
On page 13, we read:
Note how many of the astronauts themselves are Brother Masons: Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr.; L. Gordon Cooper, Jr.; Donn F. Eisle; Walter M. Schirra; Thomas P. Stafford; Edgar D. Mitchell, and Paul J. Weitz. Before his tragic death in a flash fire at Cape Kennedy on January 27, 1967, Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom was a Mason, too. Astronaut Gordon Cooper, during his epochal Gemini V spaceflight in August of 1965, carried with him an official Thirty-third Degree Jewel and a Scottish Rite flag. Via the lunar plaque, the Masonic ensignia and flag, and the Masonic astronauts themselves – Masonry already is in the space age. Can we doubt Freemasonry and its spiritual relevance to the modern era when even its material representatives have today made historic inroads into the infinite expanses of outer space?


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I haven't perused the entirety of the RBN request thread lately, but I'm more than sure this band has been mentioned in there. If not I know there's been requests for the band in general outside of RBN for a while now.
Rest assured we're just as eager to announce this as you are to hear it. And hopefully things will be signed and dotted by Friday. If not as soon as they are you'll see a post and know about it from the fireworks shooting out of my butt :P
Seriously though this was one of my top five I want to get this band's material into the game (and let's not be silly and think this is a band like Metallica or some insanely huge popular band).
The only hints I can offer are that they are a metal act (doesn't mean that we don't have some pretty cool non metal stuff to announce Friday as well), and while they're aren't mega huge/known across the world they are known and have a decent fan following.
So look for the fireworks in the sky as your first clue :P


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Virus attacks continue to plague businesses, and most of the solutions available rely on snapshots of the signatures of the bad code. Here, a Cryptzone exec outlines how techniques such as application whitelisting can be used to prevent virus attacks.-- Jennifer Bosavage, editor
Thirty years ago, IBM launched the XT5160 – the first hard- drive, DOS-based PC. In less than three decades, the "personal computer" has evolved to form the backbone of the networked world that we all rely on.
The computer virus, nowadays so seemingly tied to the PC, was in actually existence almost a decade earlier. It took until 1986 for these two threads had come together and the first PC virus "Brain" was born. By 2000, networks we spreading and so were worms such as ILOVEYOU, which was considered one of the most damaging.
[Related: How To Maintain Security In a BYOD world]
So where are we today? Many would argue that nothing much as changed in the last 10 years with new vulnerabilities appearing regularly, patching becoming the norm and anti-virus doing its best to keep our networked world working. However, there has been a big change, or, perhaps, more of a addition: targeted attacks and the involvement of nation states. Those two additions have often been linked because of viruses such as Stuxnet and DuQu, but each points to separate new and worrying developments.
Targeted attacks can be engineered to seek out a very specific machine, infrastructure or geography. They could be used to target one company, maybe with the intention of stealing trade secrets or discrediting that company. For example, look at the infection map for Flame; it is tightly grouped around the gulf states. The other development is the apparent involvement of the nation state. The scale of the enterprise behind such attacks is worrisome: In less than 20 years, the resources that can be deployed has grown from "two brothers" to "nation state."
Today, most of us use anti-virus that relies on a snapshot of the signatures of the bad stuff. Its major disadvantage is that it does not know about new viruses, which is how some of these targeted attacks have managed to be so successful.
So what of the future? There is some light at the end of the tunnel in the form of application whitelisting. The technique has two parts. First, a snapshot of the computer is made that will contain signatures for all the programs, operating system elements, drivers, etc., installed at that time. Second, an agent is installed that checks everything just before it runs to make sure it was in the snapshot. Although that technique still uses signatures, it has the major advantage of being able to block unknown code and prevent "zero-day threats."
Application Whitelisting
Why do we still have to put up with anti-virus when we have application whitelisting? Both techniques use signatures (in part) and signatures need to be generated and managed – so what is the issue?
Back in 1986, when the first PC virus came along, PCs had been around for a few years and programs already contained thousands of executables. Each PC at a company probably contained different executables, because one was in engineering and another in finance, for example. So, do you look for the one piece of static bad stuff that is the same everywhere or a variable amount of good stuff which is different everywhere?
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Excuse me, kids, but why the fuck do you all have shorts on in Winter?
Christmas is a magical time of year, when we shuffle around, from store to store, spending our hard-earned money on people who realistically won't like what we get them anyway. When we are not driving onto curbs to avoid "holiday lunatics", or fighting our way through a store to get someone the "next big thing", we all do our best to rekindle our innocence by watching the same holiday specials, over and over again, every year. We say we do it because we love them. But that is not why we do it. We watch them on the off-chance they will rekindle our faith in humanity, or perhaps give us back some of that innocence and purity we had in us when we first saw them as a child. The word is nostalgia, and at no time is that feeling more in the air than at Christmas time. But as you get older, and more and more of you dies inside, you begin to notice things in these specials you never noticed before. The following things I learned in horror last week, watching Frosty again, only this time through different eyes. Bitter, jaded eyes. Prepare to have your mind blown. Or to laugh at me. It will definitely be one or the other and no in-betweens.


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Dear Mr. Van Meter,
My son and I went to a local farmer's market just last week in our small town of Tomball Texas. It was small, but it was wonderful to have the choice of locally and organically grown vegetables for our family to eat. Someone also had farm fresh eggs. We rent a house and we are not able to plant a garden and have chickens, so I depend on others to produce the kind of product I want to buy. We are a lower middle class family and I love to buy organically grown fruits and vegetables, free-range chicken eggs, and even meats that are feed and raised in a concious way... yet those healthy options cost much more. When these products are grown locally, it is a win-win situation for everyone. The product is more reasonably priced, I can support local growers and producers, and I can support us all living on this earth in a balanced and more harmonious way.
Thanks for your time, Michele Macias
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Nov. 1 addition to first solo tour in five years is also his first O.C. appearance in seven.
Yeezus is coming to the O.C.
Actually, make that is finally coming back to the O.C.
It's been seven years since Kanye West last performed in Orange County, first in a minimal set at KIIS-FM's Wango Tango at the former Irvine Meadows, then a late-night, overlong appearance at Power 106's Powerhouse, when Honda Center was still called the Pond.
In other words, Kanye West has been here, but he really ...


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Olympic officials will tell you that four billion people around the world will watch some part or another of the London Olympics during its 17-day span.
Each will have a reason of their own.
The hoops fan who wants to settle the debate -- once and for all -- about which Dream Team is better. The Arab-American who's praying she doesn't see a repeat of the Munich massacre 40 years later. The Indian expat who's pretty sure London can't top the Beijing opening ceremony.
Come Friday, they will plant themselves in front of their TV sets or their computer monitors. Or follow along on Twitter. Or debate with friends on Facebook.
Unless they're like David Leung in Hong Kong who'll sleep through the opening ceremony at its 4 a.m. local start time, fans will stay up in the middle of the night and, bleary-eyed, call in sick from work the next day. Others will stream the broadcasts in their office cubicle, in between work e-mails and slideshow preparations.
"We probably will have it on the office TVs," said Betsy Schneider, a senior digital marketing analyst in New York City. "(It's) all the best parts of nationalism without the whole 'taking over the world' part."
For the first time, every country will have at least one female athlete after Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei -- the last bastions of male-only teams -- reversed course. This important precedent for women's rights will spur Susan Rachdan and many like her to tune in.
"There are so many Arab women competing, this is very uplifting to me," said Rachdan, who lives in Michigan but was raised in Saudi Arabia. "Growing up in Saudi, you feel sometimes like women are limited and not pushed to achieve much. To see women from Saudi, Qatar, the UAE, this will encourage a lot of us."
Others, like Molly Elian, will be drawn by the unusual story of a single athlete.
Elian of St. Paul, Minnesota, is a Winter Olympics fan who said she'd pass on the Games were it not for Malaysian shooter Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi.
"There is a particular athlete from Malaysia, I believe, who is competing in target shooting and she will be close to 9 months pregnant," Elian said. "I really want to see her compete."
Where politics and athletes intersect
Even though the Olympic charter forbids political or religious propaganda, the modern games has never truly escaped the turmoil outside.
This year, athletes who survived the fury of the Arab Spring will represent their countries for the first time, free from the tyranny of dictatorship.
Athletes like Ali Khousrof, who was shot in the abdomen while protesting against the rule of then-Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Or Amr Seoud, the fastest man in Africa who will go against Usain Bolt in the 100-meters sprint, a year after taking part in protests that brought down Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Or South Sudan native Guor Marial who basks with pride as the first athlete from the world's youngest nation in the global arena.
Watching such Olympians is what excites Gord Oxley, an actor from Toronto.
"It gives me hope that perhaps as a species, humans can someday grow past the petty squabbles which currently mire, diminish, and divide us," Oxley said.
"I know that's a lot of mileage to get out of somebody shot putting, for example, and maybe I'm idealizing things too much."
Syria, in the midst of a 16-month bloody uprising against the regime, is sending 10 athletes. College student Noor Nachawati hopes their presence will help amplify the condemnation about the ongoing massacre. It's not business as usual in the country, despite the government of Bashar al-Assad portraying it so.
"I'm hoping for worldwide awareness," said Nachawati, a Syrian-American in Grand Prairie, Texas. "Enough awareness and help to where the current president is no longer president."
Another Arab-American, Sawsan Taleb-Agha, is hoping the Games will be spared a Munich-style terror attack, where 11 Israeli athletes and coaches were killed by Palestinian militants in 1972.
"I definitely hope there is not an attack, and I personally don't think anything will happen because there is so much security," said Taleb-Agha of Moraga, California. "If there is, I hope people don't assume that Islam is involved."
Where rivalries rule
For most Olympic viewers, however, it's not about politics or the personalities. It's the rivalries.
Tyler Lewis was not even born when the 1992 U.S. basketball team, known as the Dream Team, trounced the competition at the Barcelona Games by an average of more than 40 points. Analysts called it the greatest sports team ever assembled.


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Aoun, a 29-year old entrepreneur in Seattle, unveiled on Wednesday an automated, algorithm-driven news aggregator called Wavii that strips articles down to its bare essentials -- who did what -- and presents them in a customized, Twitter-like feed.
In most news articles, Aoun said, "The 'what happened' and the analysis of what happened is coupled."
"I want to separate that a little," he said.
Coming at a time when readers increasingly consume news as morsel-sized commodities, the ambitious start-up has piqued enough interest in Silicon Valley to attract a quirky but well-known mix of angel investors, from Ron Conway to Mitch Kapor, the co-founder of Lotus Software, to Keith Rabois, Max Levchin and Scott Banister -- three entrepreneurs with deep ties to Paypal.
The app combs mainstream outlets and hunts for similar news stories on any topic selected by the user -- be it Rihanna or the Syrian uprising. It then crunches the similar stories through a "natural language processing" algorithm, spitting out a threadbare headline devoid of adjectives, context or detail. The resulting item is interactive and tagged by topic, so clicking on a story about a Justin Bieber sighting in Manhattan could, in theory, produce a list of where else Justin Bieber has been sighted recently, Aoun said. The item would also have a link back to a full-length news article.
In many ways, Aoun said he believes Wavii sits at the intersection of Google News, Twitter and Facebook. It scales the Web for news but also applies tags to people, events and actions in news developments, much like what Facebook does with friends' activities.
"We're making Facebook out of Google, and we're taking Google data and Facebook-izing it," he said.
Wavii would be more useful than Twitter in following specific topics based on a user's interests without having to follow multiple individual sources, said Banister, the investor in Wavii.
"The reason why we have journalism and news sources is because they cover everything, all sides of a story," said Banister. "I think that consumers will very much like the ability to follow real news -- the good, the bad and the ugly."
The project, which Aoun has been working on secretly for the past two years, has required significant engineering muscle.
He has amassed a team of 25 engineers, largely natural language processing academics and machine learning experts formerly with Amazon, to figure out how to parse through news stories to find relevant information to tag.
The field is also not altogether foreign to Aoun, a former software developer at Microsoft: His father, Joseph, the current president of Northeastern University, was a academic linguist who studied under Noam Chomsky at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he noted.
But he acknowledged the large scope of his ambition.
"We have to teach a computer to read language, which is astronomically difficult," Aoun said. "A lot of linguists have tried and failed."
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Some monkey business in a Duke University lab suggests we'll soon be able to move artificial limbs, control robotic soldiers, and communicate across thousands of miles—using nothing but our thoughts.
Something incredible is happening in a lab at Duke University's Center for Neuroengineering—though, at first, it's hard to see just what it is. A robot arm swings from side to side, eerily lifelike, as if it were trying to snatch invisible flies out of the air. It pivots around and straightens as it extends its mechanical hand. The hand clamp shuts and squeezes for a few seconds, then relaxes its grip and pulls back to shoot out again in a new direction. OK, nothing particularly astonishing here—robot arms, after all, do everything from building our cars to sequencing our DNA. But those robot arms are operated by software; the arm at Duke follows commands of a different sort. To see where those commands are coming from, you have to follow a tangled trail of cables out of the lab and down the hall to another, smaller room.
Inside this room sits a motionless macaque monkey.
The monkey is strapped in a chair, staring at a computer screen. On the screen a black dot moves from side to side; when it stops, a circle widens around it. You wouldn't know just from watching, but that dot represents the movements of the arm in the other room. The circle indicates the squeezing of its robotic grip; as the force of the grip increases, the circle widens. In other words, the dot and the circle are responding to the robot arm's movements. And the arm? It's being directed by the monkey.
Did I mention the monkey is motionless?
Take another look at those cables: They snake into the back of the computer and then out again, terminating in a cap on the monkey's head, where they receive signals from hundreds of electrodes buried in its brain. The monkey is directing the robot with its thoughts.
For decades scientists have pondered, speculated on, and pooh-poohed the possibility of a direct interface between a brain and a machine—only in the late 1990s did scientists start learning enough about the brain and signal-processing to offer glimmers of hope that this science-fiction vision could become reality. Since then, insights into the workings of the brain—how it encodes commands for the body, and how it learns to improve those commands over time—have piled up at an astonishing pace, and the researchers at Duke studying the macaque and the robotic arm are at the leading edge of the technology. "This goes way beyond what's been done before," says neuroscientist Miguel Nicolelis, co-director of the Center for Neuroengineering. Indeed, the performance
of the center's monkeys suggests that a mind-machine merger could become a reality in humans very soon.
Nicolelis and his team are confident that in five years they will be able to build a robot arm that can be controlled by a person with electrodes implanted in his or her brain. Their chief focus is medical—they aim to give people with paralyzed limbs a new tool to make everyday life easier. But the success they and other groups of scientists are achieving has triggered broader excitement in both the public and private sectors. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has already doled out $24 million to various brain-machine research efforts across the United States, the Duke group among them. High on DARPA's wish list: mind-controlled battle robots, and airplanes that can be flown with nothing more than thought. You were hoping for something a bit
closer to home? How about a mental telephone that you could use simply by thinking about talking?
The notion of decoding the brain's commands can seem, on the face of it, to be pure hubris. How could any computer eavesdrop on all the goings-on that take place in there every moment of ordinary life?
Yet after a century of neurological breakthroughs, scientists aren't so intimidated by the brain; they treat it as just another information processor, albeit the most complex one in the world. "We don't see the brain as being a mysterious organ," says Craig Henriquez, Nicolelis's fellow co-director of the Center for Neuroengineering. "We see 1s and 0s popping out of the brain, and we're decoding it."


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Brave New Traveler has an excellent list of the thirty songs that capture the spirt of travel, and while they've got most of the great ones – Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude by Jimmy Buffett (actually, any Jimmy Buffet works), Marrakesh Express by Crosby, Stills & Nash, America by Simon & Garfunkel, and many more (along videos for all of them), there are a few that I just have to add.
Southern Cross by Crosby, Stills & Nash – How could they not include this one? I consider the ultimate inspiring traveller's anthem (to point out the obvious).
Running Down A Dream by Tom Petty- Because some of the best moments happen when "you're workin' on a mystery, going where ever it leads". Perfect for those who wander are but are not lost.
Buenos Aires from Evita – I know, I know, it's from a campy musical, but just listen – it is filled with anticipation and the delicious excitement of arriving in a big new city that you've been dreaming of visiting for years.
Boots of Spanish Leather by Bob Dylan- On a more melancholy note, this song captures the sadness of separation and the feeling of leaving loved ones behind, in that sparsely beautiful way only Bob Dylan can.
End of the Line by the Traveling Wilburies – Its just a great feel good road-or-train trip song. And any group that has George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan is worth a listen.
I Can See For Miles by The Who – It calls to mind epic vistas and miles of stunning scenery (yes, I know that is not really what it is about). Quick story: the last time I listened to this song was in Spain, on a train speeding towards Granada, and I woke up just as the sun was rising over the fields. There were miles and miles of lush olive trees in every direction framed by the still snowcapped Sierra Nevadas. It was just a perfect moment.
Mexico by James Taylor – This one should be self-explanatory.
A Horse With No Name by America – This song always reminds me of being out in the Sahara desert exploring and channeling Indiana Jones, or driving through the Badlands in South Dakota.
Desolation Row by Bob Dylan – No other reason except that it's a simply incredible song. And if you're on a long flight or ride, you can try to interpret the lyrics. A song and an activity. Brilliant.
Peace Train by Cat Stevens – It is not so much about travel per se, but it seems to go with the idea of traveling and learning about other lands and cultures.
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Best AnswerYes, it can, and very capably. Several apps available under social networking category, such as line 2, talkatone, and magicJack. I use talkatone, which requires a gmail account. It works great and I love my mini so much more now as a result. I carry one device. Apple may not be happy because this move may cost them iPhone sales. The mini, so configured, basically acts as a super sized iPhone which is really handy for older eyes and fingers. This may be a better answer than buying one of those gigenormous screened phones. I can still put the mini in a suit coat pocket so to me it is still portable even if I do not feel like manually carrying it.
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Does the IPad has a built in Calculator app?
I want to use a calculator in the IPad and I don't know if the IPad has a built in app or where can I get a free app.
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Best AnswerI just called apple care and for iPad they confirmed there is no calculator that is native to IOS 7. That's why it isn't in control panel when you swipe up from the bottom. It is however native in iOS 7 for iPhone.
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There isn't an app for Family Treemaker, used for all my research. How can I use an iPad for this program?
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AnswerI have it on my iPad - it's great for showing relatives when we visit - just put "ancestry" into the App Store "search"
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Yes, but be absolutely certain you want it, because once you update, you can NEVER go back to the old iOS. So please do your research on the new system before you make a move.
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What apps will allow me to handwrite on PDF forms on Ipad, save download in office later or email from the field. Currently using paper forms
I have forms that I have used over the years, created in Word and saved in PDF and Writeable PDF. Usually print same and fill in longhand in field. Would like to download these forms (about 1/2 dozen) onto Ipad, and fill them in while in the field on the Ipad (longhand), and email the form to the office, or save in computer under a file name/number, and download later in office.
I also use an Excel based appraisal form, which I would like to just file in the field, and email back to office or download later.
Some companies require my office to convert hand written to type, but most allow handwritten as file document.- Asked by Champ C from Howell
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Does the iPad Mini come with iMovie, like for free?
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Ignoring the legal aspect of this question, simply download the free app "QuickVoice Recorder". It will record whatever you need it to. It can be found on the app store.
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Should I get 32GB or 64GB Ipad as a graphic design portfolio/sketchpad? Also, is black better than white?
I am looking into buying the Ipad Air to use as a sketchpad and as a portfolio. I also want to use it on trips to watch movies so I am trying to decide between the 32 or the 64 GB. I know that black is often more preferred since it is less distracting, but I like how fingerprints show less on white. Thanks
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No it can't. iPad 2, 3, 4 and mini can.
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Does iOS 7 offer the "Reader" option in Safari ?
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If you upgrade to iOS7 and don't like it can u get the iOS that was on before back on my iPad?
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Seijun Suzuki (鈴木 清順, Suzuki Seijun?), born Seitaro Suzuki (鈴木 清太郎 Suzuki Seitarō) on May 24, 1923, is a Japanese filmmaker, actor, and screenwriter. His films are renowned by film enthusiasts worldwide for their jarring visual style, irreverent humour, nihilistic cool and entertainment-over-logic sensibility. He made 40 predominately B-movies for the Nikkatsu Company between 1956 and 1967, working most prolifically in the yakuza genre. His increasingly surreal style began to draw the ire of the studio in 1963 and culminated in his ultimate dismissal for what is now regarded his magnum opus, Branded to Kill (1967), starring notable collaborator Joe Shishido. Suzuki successfully sued the studio for wrongful dismissal but was blacklisted for 10 years. As an independent filmmaker he won critical acclaim and a Japanese Academy Award for his Taishō Trilogy, Zigeunerweisen (1980), Kagero-za (1981) and Yumeji (1991).
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The advantages of tenure.....
Something is rotten in Denmark.
Now we know why the Church has lasted so long. Because popes only resign once every 600 years.When someone dies, especially a pope, the reaction is to speak only well of the dead. That´s what funerals are for.A deceased Pope Benedict could have had a respectful send-off. But his resignation allowed the world´s liberal anti-Christian media to pour into the Vatican and, with nothing much to do in the long interim before a new pope is chosen, bring up scandals and generally rake both Benedict and the Church over the coals.In the future, as long as a pope is able to be wheeled up to a window in Saint Peter´s, and, however feebly, deliver some sort of service, he should remain in his job. A pope too sick to appear in a window would at least command the world´s sympathy enough to keep the media vultures from destroying his reputation.
I am so glad he will keep his name. He was anointed Benedict XVI and will always be that. But I will call him Santo Nonno...Holy Grandfather. He will always be our dear German Shepard. Long live BXVI.
#3, nothing will keep the liberal media vultures at bay, even when a pope dies "with his boots on", or in this case, the red shoes. I remember the media jumping all over JPII´s last days saying he SHOULD resign. They are (pardon the expression) hell bent on criticizing the Catholic Church at every chance. Sadly, some of our own priests and bishops have given them fodder to fuel the fires. Nothing saddens devout Catholics more than the harm some priests and bishops have done to children and the scandal they have caused our Church. But we remain, and will remain, devoted adherents to our Faith. Jesus didn´t found a church of saints. He founded a church for sinners, where we could aspire to and strive to become saints. Blessed by the name of Jesus.
The first E-Pope?
I am 80 years young,I have never seen weather like we are having.
Since God still directs and disposes the new Pope will not be elected will he.Election is a media political term and they must pretend they have an influence over the process.
I think it´s fair to call this an election, #8. These are humans, with all their biases, etc. If you like "conclave" better, fine with me, but these are a bunch of old Cardinals voting among their own.
#4 ... German Shepherd, not a worthy Sheeple dog.
Hate to spoil the conspiracy-theory free-for-all; but the name a pope takes doesn´t revert when he stops being pope, even ones who are eventually canonized. It doesn´t indicate that he´ll consider himself a lingering pontiff (or a co-pope).As for ominous backroom plotting, get a grip. Benedict will effectively vanish from the public eye and ear after Friday, provided the controversy-hungry press lets him do that.But I expect they will keep him, his residence, and his close aides under constant surveillance from here on out, the way they do for headline celebrities. And the tabloid paparazzi will have to concoct a new outrageous story every few weeks just to keep their jobs. Sooner or later they´ll have him getting abducted by aliens and marrying Kim Kardashian...
I take it he´s not moving to Avignon.


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This recipe has a lot of ingredients in small amounts, but all should be readily available and, in my opinion, a part of your spice pantry. Yes: I have a spice pantry. A cabinet will suffice for normal mortals. It yields 2/3 of a Cup, so if you use it in a recipe such as Lady Bird's Bird Sauce (which calls for 1/2 Cup) you can put the rest in a jar or bottle and keep in the fridge for seasoning just about ANYTHING…
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Ghost recon does not use motion controll untill in the gun smith mode. Thats why the Box is labled...
Move featrues not move required.
Down load a demo friom the store instead. To learn how to use motion controll.
Nav controller needs to bee fully recharged the first time, you then Press the PS home button to sync it to your PS3.
If the DS3 is allready on It will over ride the Nav controller. untill you pair the Nav controller with MOVE during callibration screen.
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Move does not light up on Ghost recon FS out side Of Gunsmith mode at all. There is no Move usage on ghost recons main game at all. (its not Killzone 3).
Moves globe is off....
during Menus
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Download Move demos from the PSN store to use MOVE properly.
Dual shock 3 controller = DS3
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Tuesday, March 5, 6:00–7:30 pm
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Every day a new diet trend seems to be in the news—along with an abundance of advice on supplements and vitamins, including which to take and which to avoid. This seminar aims to cut through the noise surrounding nutrition, vitamins and dietary supplements by providing the latest scientific evidence as well as advice for healthy eating and living a nutritious lifestyle.
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Tuesday, March 19, 6:00–7:30 pm
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Everyone will agree that nothing feels as good as a good night's sleep. While we are in agreement that sleep is essential to our overall well-being, few of us actually get a sufficient amount of it. This seminar will illuminate the importance of sleep—how much is needed and why it is so vital to keep our bodies functioning. HMS researchers will explain the science behind sleep and insight on how to get more out of our nightly slumber.
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Supporters of Arizonas new law strengthening immigration enforcement in the state should take heart from todays New York Times editorial blasting it. Stopping Arizona contains so many blatant falsehoods that a reader can be fully confident that the law as actually written is a reasonable, lawful response to a pressing problem. Only by distorting the laws provisions can the Times and the laws many other critics make it out to be a racist assault on fundamental American rights. The law, SB 1070, empowers local police officers to check the immigration status of individuals whom they have encountered during a lawful contact, if an officer reasonably suspects the person stopped of being in the country illegally, and if an inquiry into the persons status is practicable. The officer may not base his suspicion of illegality solely [on] race, color or national origin. (Arizona lawmakers recently amended the law to change the term lawful contact to lawful stop, detention or arrest and deleted the word solely from the phrase regarding race, color, and national origin. The governor is expected to sign the amendments.) The law also requires aliens to carry their immigration documents, mirroring an identical federal requirement. Failure to comply with the federal law on carrying immigration papers becomes a state misdemeanor under the Arizona law. Good luck finding any of these provisions in the Timess editorial. Leave aside for the moment the sweeping conclusions with which the Times begins its screedsuch gems as the charge that the law turns all of the states Latinos, even legal immigrants and citizens, into criminal suspects and is an act of racial separation. Instead, lets see how the Times characterizes the specific legislative language, which is presumably the basis for its indictment. The paper alleges that the statute requires police officers to stop and question anyone who looks like an illegal immigrant. False. The law gives an officer the discretion, when practicable, to determine someones immigration status only after the officer has otherwise made a lawful stop, detention, or arrest. It does not allow, much less require, fishing expeditions for illegal aliens. But if, say, after having stopped someone for running a red light, an officer discovers that the driver does not have a drivers license, does not speak English, and has no other government identification on him, the officer may, if practicable, send an inquiry to his dispatcher to check the drivers status with a federal immigration clearinghouse. The Times then alleges that the law empower[s] police officers to stop anyone they choose and demand to see papers. False again, for the reasons stated above. An officer must have a lawful, independent basis for a stop; he can only ask to see papers if he has reasonable suspicion to believe that the person is in the country illegally. Reasonable suspicion is a legal concept of long-standing validity, rooted in the Constitutions prohibition of unreasonable searches and seizures. It meaningfully constrains police activity; officers are trained in its contours, which have evolved through common-law precedents, as a matter of course. If the New York Times now thinks that the concept is insufficient as a check on police power, it will have to persuade every court and every law enforcement agency in the country to throw out the phraseand the Constitution with itand come up with something that suits the Timess contempt for police power. On broader legal issues, the Times is just as misleading. The paper alleges that the Supreme Court has consistently ruled that states cannot make their own immigration laws. Actually, the law on preemption is almost impossibly murky. As the Times later notes in its editorial, the Justice Department ruled in 2002, after surveying the relevant Supreme Court and appellate precedents, that state and local police had inherent authority to make immigration arrests. The paper does not like that conclusion, but it has not been revoked as official legal advice. If states have inherent authority to make immigration arrests, they can certainly do so under a state law that merely tracks the federal law requiring that immigrants carry documentation. The Times tips its hand at the end of the editorial. It calls for the Obama administration to end a program that trains local law enforcement officials in relevant aspects of immigration law and that deputizes them to act as full-fledged immigration agents. The so-called 287(g) program acts as a force multiplier, as the Times points out, adding local resources to immigration law enforcementjust as Arizonas SB 1070 does. At heart, this force-multiplier effect is what the hysteria over Arizonas law is all about: SB 1070 ups the chances that an illegal alien will actually be detected andhorror of horrorsdeported. The illegal-alien lobby, of which the New York Times is a charter member, does not believe that U.S. immigration laws should be enforced. Usually unwilling for political reasons to say so explicitly, the lobby comes up with smoke screenssuch as the Timess demagogic charges about SB 1070 as an act of racial separationto divert attention from the underlying issue. Playing the race card is the tactic of those unwilling to make arguments on the merits. (The Timess other contribution today to the prevailing de facto amnesty for illegal aliens was to fail to disclose, in an article about a brutal 2007 schoolyard execution in Newark, that the suspected leader was an illegal alien and member of the predominantly illegal-alien gang Mara Salvatrucha.) The Arizona law is not about race; its not an attack on Latinos or legal immigrants. Its about one thing and one thing only: making immigration enforcement a reality. It is time for a national debate: Do we or dont we want to enforce the countrys immigration laws? If the answer is yes, the Arizona law is a necessary and lawful tool for doing so. If the answer is no, we should end the charade of inadequate, half-hearted enforcement, enact an amnesty now, and remove future penalties for immigration violations. Heather Mac Donald is a contributing editor of City Journal, the John M. Olin Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and the coauthor of The Immigration Solution: A Better Plan Than Todays. |
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