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Gingerbread Caramel Crunch Recipe
- 14 cups air-popped popcorn
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/4 cup light corn syrup
- 1/4 cup molasses
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
- Place popcorn in a large bowl coated with cooking spray; set aside. Butter the sides of a small heavy saucepan; add the brown sugar, butter, corn syrup, molasses, ginger, cinnamon and salt. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Boil without stirring for 5 minutes.
- Remove from the heat; stir in baking soda (mixture will foam). Stir in vanilla. Quickly pour over popcorn and mix well.
- Transfer to two greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans. Bake at 250° for 1 hour, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove from pans and place on waxed paper to cool. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 3-1/2 quarts.
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"Good! Had to use honey instead of corn syrup since I didn't have any syrup on hand. Might used another reviewers suggestion and add cloves next time. Reminded me of Cracker Jack!"
"We loved it! Great flavor and crunch! The time is worth it."
"Make this even easier by using a microwaveable container. Just put all ingredients (except popcorn, soda and vanilla)into the bowl and microwave for 2 minutes on high. Stir. Microwave 2 more minutes then add your soda and vanilla. At this point I also add in toasted, chopped pecans."

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A fun combination of good-for-you ingredients makes up Zucchini Bean Salad from Carol Waugh of Bellingham, Washington. It's fresh-tasting and tangy, thanks to the light coating of vinaigrette. You can make this salad ahead and chill for a few hours before serving.
6 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1 cup cut fresh green beans
1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
1-1/2 cups thinly sliced halved zucchini
1 medium green pepper, julienned
3 green onions, thinly sliced
3 tablespoons cider vinegar
2 tablespoons canola oil
3/4 teaspoon sugar
3/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
Place green beans in a small saucepan and cover with water. Bring to
a boil; cover and cook for 8-10 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain
and rinse in cold water.
In a large bowl, combine the green beans, kidney beans, zucchini,
green pepper and onions. In a small bowl, whisk the vinegar, oil,
sugar, seasoned salt and pepper. Pour over bean mixture; toss to
coat. Cover and chill until serving. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
3/4 cup equals 127 calories, 5 g fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 315 mg sodium, 17 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 6 g protein.
Diabetic Exchanges:
1 starch, 1 vegetable, 1 fat.
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Sick of the homogenised, mass-produced world? Welding genius Roger Munsey has put his 27 years of experience to good use in setting up Ard Cases, his own bespoke hard luggage firm.
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Guests will never guess that beets are the featured ingredient in this deliciously different appetizer. But they will agree the flavor is fabulous!—Cheryl Perry, Hertford, North Carolina
48 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Bake: 20 min.
3 medium fresh beets (about 1 pound)
24 fresh rosemary sprigs (3 inches)
1/4 cup olive oil
1 tablespoon grated orange peel
2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
1 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup pomegranate juice
2/3 cup sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 tablespoon water
Scrub beets; cut each into 16 wedges. Poke a hole through each wedge
with a wooden skewer. Thread two wedges onto each rosemary sprig.
Place in a greased shallow baking pan.
In a small bowl, combine the oil, orange peel, ginger, pepper and
salt. Drizzle over beets; gently toss to coat. Bake at 350° for
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Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine the pomegranate juice, sugar
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Nutritional Facts:
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Lily Rose Beatrice Allen | Reviewer: Jaime | 1/29/11
Lily, you couldn't possibly imagine how much i love you. I own 385 pics of you and have them on my walls. + the pics on my computer and phone. I would give up anything to touch you. You are my inspiration. I don't think you're amazing.. I think you're way beyond it. Xox
Lily Allen: Demented maniac, or superb song writer? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/21/09
My vote goes to #2! I just love how all her songs are so upbeat and peppy sounding, and when you listen to the lyrics, they depress you! It's funny! She could be a comiedian as well as a singer! Keep it up!
Lili allen iss.. | Reviewer: evelyn | 12/31/07
The songs of lily allen are nicee
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LOL! | Reviewer: Zay | 11/28/07
Lmao that was hilarious; I was in peals of laughter after hearing this song. Lily Allen really does have a way with words, doesn't she? Ha, well, hope to see more from you, Lily - you're superbly talented!
Pretty sure... | Reviewer: Keenan | 9/12/07
I'm pretty sure this is a spoof of 50 cent's Window Shopper song, the similarities are hilarious. Great job Lily!
hi | Reviewer: kika | 9/12/07
I love her songs.. nd her we are very close friends.. LOL! er... i have my whole flat with pics of her ... we've known each other since she had like 4 years.. and my mum and hers were BFF (are) and so my grandma so they are like 3 generations of frienship LOL i don't know if any of you that went to a concert saw me .. i went with her in every tour .. she says i give her good luck! LOL.. gotta go
Revie about Nan You;re a Window Shopper | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/23/07
All hail Lily Allen, lol, Lily u rock, all those ppl. who talk about her are jealous!!, Lily Ur my hero!!! Im 16 and when i gorw up i want to be just like u!!!!!!! Rock On!
lily | Reviewer: lanty | 6/5/07
lily is my fav singer she is allover my books at skl anf all over my wall she is the bst my mu always calls me a mini lily allen i hate girld aloud because they are mean to lily i love evry song she has they are so funny and funky lov lantyloo
' WINDOW SHOPPER ' | Reviewer: orcun | 5/29/07
hei all.. Who is the owner of this song, lyrics and music? Curtis Jackson (50cent), or..?
Its wkd and i love it | Reviewer: 20-chloe-07 | 5/8/07
well lily allen is wkd she is my favourite singer i think what ever song she brings out they are wkd and cool and funny well lily allen keep up your music and who eva starts sayin there are wrong bits in there isnt they are all lyin well bye xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Few of us, as not to say none, pass through existence, from birth to death, without asking at some point: am I happy? At such moments, our minds often drift back in time and wonder how our life has come to be as it is now. Winner of the IDFA audience award, the documentary film DESI is a story about a seemingly ordinary eleven-year-old girl. She wears fashionable clothes, goes to school every day and is keen on making fun with her girlfriends. Quite an ordinary girl. But when school is over and everyone goes home, Desi stays behind on the sidewalk with her cellphone. She still has to find a place to sleep for the night...
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Desi is an 11-year-old girl from Amsterdam who is unusually strong and self-reliant for her age. However, in this documentary viewers learn that Desi's maturity came through necessity rather than chance; Desi's mother committed suicide when she was an infant, and her fractured, dysfunctional family was never able to establish a permanent guardian. After a day at school, Desi is never sure whether she'll be staying with her father, one of her surviving grandparents, or her best friend. This film makes you wonder - will Desi's lack of basic needs turn her into a an unbalanced adult?
DESI is mostly shot in cin?ma v?rit?. The Brazilian director Maria Ramos usually follows her main character, Desi, at a distance, leaving out any comments or interviews. Though the result is a very loving and honest portrait of the kid, the style elements she used (use of, position of the camera) made part of the audience doubt if it was a realistic one. Maria Ramos admitted that some scenes had been staged to a certain extend, but never fictionalized. Although her revelation led to a controversy at IDFA, we feel that Ramos stayed well between the lines of good documentary practice as she never tried to mislead anyone.
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For Halloween, the Huffington Post parents page has given some major coverage to Flatmunder and we are very very humbled and pleased! You can read the article here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/31/flatmunder-book_n_1067182.html?ref=parents#s431857 Wow, what a...Read More
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Recently, a friend of mine in NYC who has twin six year olds sent me the following: "Flatmunder has quickly become a favorite at bedtime. My children relate to Bernard and his feelings and enjoy his journey to independence. They giggle at something different every time, are fascinated by the wonderful illustrations and quote their favorite lines. What I like best is that, after we read, they...Read More


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Purdue men's basketball coach Matt Painter provided an update on Robbie Hummel during a teleconference Monday. Hummel did not play at the end of the loss at Xavier because of cramps.
"He'll be fine. He had cramps and full-body cramps," Painter said. "After watching the tape and watching his body language, as a coach, you're watching so many things that something can be right in front of you and you don't really see it, but he shouldn't have been in there in the last three or four minutes. He's going to say he could go, but he obviously could not go. After watching the tape and watching him, it was clear to be able to see that."


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If the birthday honoree has a favorite hobby, incorporate it into the decorations. For example, create a lodge atmosphere for an avid fisherman. Decorate in natural tones such as greens, browns and blues. Bring in artificial trees, stack logs by a fireplace or near the entry and put wildflowers in simple bottle vases for centerpieces. Make lodge-style happy birthday signs by painting cardboard in a washed out style or by mounting a computer generated sign to heavy card stock.
70th and 75th Birthday Decorating Ideas
Birthday parties aren't just for children. Adults enjoy a good party, too. Reaching milestone ages such as 70 or 75 are perhaps even more reason to celebrate. When making decorating decisions for the celebration consider the interests of the person being honored, the size of the party and the event location.
Fun and Games
Card games have long been a favorite pastime of older adults. Embrace the love for such games with a casino-style party. Red, black and white or silver and gold are typical color schemes for casino parties. Use play money to make money trees for center pieces. Create over-sized playing cards for wall decorations or birthday signs. Set up poker and blackjack tables and provide dealers. Hire a local Elvis impersonator for entertainment. Serve food buffet style and have a bar available. Or, go with a Vegas hotel theme and bring a tropical flavor to the decorations – inflatable palm trees, plastic flamingos and twinkling lights.
Time Capsule
Take a step back in time and honor the decade in which the birthday boy was born. If you're celebrating a 70th or 75h birthday in 2011 then decorate using items that reflect the 1930s or 1940s. Ask relatives for items or visit antique shops to create a time capsule display. Feature authentic period items or replicas of clothing, newspapers, books, popular toys or small inventions from the decade. Gather old photos of the birthday boy and create photo collages for centerpieces. Put fun facts from the era on small cards and scatter on the tables for conversation starters. Include facts like the cost of gas and bread, historical notes or sports trivia. If cost isn't an issue, hire a band or DJ to play music from the time.
Perhaps simple and traditional is more the birthday girl's style. Bright primary colors set the tone for a lively event. Balloons, crepe paper, dinnerware, birthday banners, confetti and party hats are all available at party stores and discount department stores in a variety of colors and styles. Designs specific to a 70th or 75th celebration are also available. Flowers and photos also go with a traditional setting.
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If you're fond of frolicking in the water, this has been the perfect summer – blazing hot and barely a lick of rain to interfere with boaters, skiers and swimmers.
Unless, that is, you're name is Randy Yarger. The drought is costing him dearly, and it won't just hurt him this year. Next summer, he'll be suffering all over again.
Yarger owns the Pirate's Cove Marina on Salamonie Reservoir. Most years, scores of houseboat owners and other water craft pony up rent for dock space and wait for summer to arrive.
It's more work than one might imagine, running a marina. Whenever the water level changes, Yarger has a list of 130 different adjustments that have to be made quickly on the docks and on his floating store, even in the middle of winter when it's 10 below, Yarger said.
It can be a good business, though. Yarger makes money renting the docks and renting boats and he brings in more money selling fuel and food and firewood and snacks at a concession stand on the beach.
But not this summer.
It didn't rain, and it didn't rain, and it didn't rain. The water level at Salamonie, which was 20 feet above normal last year, was 14 feet below normal when the summer began. People didn't bring their boats to the marina because the docks were as high and dry as Mount Ararat.
Oh, people could still bring their boats to the lake, but they couldn't become Yarger's customers because they couldn't get close enough to buy fuel.
Yarger could have made money off the concession stand at the beach, but the beach was closed because of the low water level.
He could have made some money selling firewood to people at the campground next to his marina – campers have to have campfires, he said – but a burn ban was imposed because of the drought, so there were no campfires and no firewood sales.
Pirates Cove Marina has a policy. It doesn't give refunds on dock rental because they have no control over the water level. But on July 4, Yarger looked out on the marina and there wasn't a single boat there. So he called it a season. The marina was closed.
It's been a bad year for a lot of people. Normally his two sons, one in college and one in high school, work at the marina in the summer, earning money for school or other wants. Every year he also hires several kids from his church to work there. For most of them, it's their first job.
This summer, though, with no water, there were no jobs.
I feel terrible, Yarger said.
Add to everything else reports of poisonous blue-green algae in the depleted lake, and who would want to go there?
Yarger had to make a decision.
I can't charge people for a service I didn't provide, he said. I couldn't sleep at night.
So he made an announcement. The marina is closed, but any rent paid this year will be applied to next season.
That's good news for boat owners, but for Yarger that means that next year will, in its own way, be another disaster. It will be a year with little or no income from dock rentals, a substantial amount of money.
So is he worried? This is, after all, the kind of thing that can kill a business.
I can't be worried, Yarger said. If I worried, I'd drive myself crazy.
Yarger does have other sources of income. In the offseason he has a roofing company. It's something to fall back on. But now, after months of drought, It's raining and I can't work on roofs.
In a letter to his customers, he said they missed a summer of boating, but at least their houses didn't burn like they did in Colorado. Life goes on, he said, and God will provide.
And on days when he is stressed out, he says, I walk into a nursing home and talk to someone without a family. It puts life back in perspective.


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A rainbow adds a colourful backdrop to the Environment Agency team who are pictured on flood prevention work at lower Granary Lane in Budleigh Salterton. Photo by Simon Horn. Ref exb 0621-03-14SH. To order your copy of this photograph go to www.exmouthjournal.co.uk
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Thursday, January 23, 2014
Work has begun on a project to reduce the risk of flooding to eight Budleigh homes.
The scheme at Granary Lane, which is being carried out by the Environment Agency, should also help drain water from the neighbouring cricket club ground.
The scheme will see half-metre-high raised embankments, and a half-metre-high flood wall, built between properties and the cricket ground, and also a 'spillway' constructed on the grassed area by Lime Kiln car park.
The idea is that flood water from the River Otter will be stopped from spilling over from the cricket ground to homes, and will drain away quicker.
Work on the scheme, which received planning permission in December, is expected to take around 10 weeks, and the overall cost of the project is approximately £70,000.
An Environment Agency spokesman said: "The aim of the project is to reduce the flood risk to eight properties in Granary Lane.
"It came about because of the previous floods in the area, particularly in 2012.
"We have been looking at different options to reduce the risks in that area."
The project has come not a moment too soon for the area, starting just a couple of weeks after the cricket club was again underwater during the Christmas period.
Granary Lane resident Wendy Norton, whose home was flooded while under previous ownership, said she welcomed the start of the work.
She said: "It's brilliant. Obviously, if it's going to prevent the flooding from happening again, it's all the better for us."
Cricket club secretary Kevin Curran said the scheme would bring a slight improvement to the situation at the cricket ground, but would not stop it flooding, and did not change the club's previously stated position that it wanted to find a new ground.
He said: "It might reduce the flood level by a couple of feet, so it will make a minor difference, but it won't prevent the flooding."
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Texans draft Ozougwu with Mr. Irrelevant pickPosted by on April 30, 2011 – 5:37 pm
With the 254th and final pick of the 2011 NFL Draft, the Texans have made a local product this year's "Mr. Irrelevant." They picked Cheta Ozougwu, a defensive end from Rice University by way of Alief Taylor High School in southwest Houston.
Ozougwu (6-2, 255) likely projects as an outside linebacker in the Texans' 3-4 defense. He was first-team All-Conference USA in 2010 and 11 had career sacks. He also had a 3.41 GPA at Rice while majoing in economics and was one of 30 candidates for the 2010 Lowe Senior CLASS Award.
Ozougwu is the second Mr. Irrelevant in Texans history. The first was defensive tackle Ahmad Miller in 2002, the team's inaugural season. Miller didn't make it out of training camp, but there have been a few successful Mr. Irrelevants in recent years.
Texans general manager Rick Smith and head coach Gary Kubiak will wrap up the draft in a press conference in just a few minutes. Watch it live on Texans TV.
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There're two things you might want to keep in mind about First Ave's trendy Saturday-night cool-kid institution before you start muttering the same anti-hipster sentiments you've been harboring since !!! were an ellipsis. The first thing? Well, it's an 18+ dance night. Being 18 these days means you were a grade-schooler in 2002, when LCD Soundsystem and the Rapture were starting to take off and all those cool anime Daft Punk music videos started circulating online—in other words, nights like these are part of the culmination of a new youth movement, and if kids fresh out of high school aren't allowed to have fun, nobody should be. The second thing: DJ Sovietpanda knows his shit. Not only does he play hot club singles you haven't heard before, he gravitates toward the remixes you really haven't heard before, as well as incorporates some classic post-punk and '80s pop in ways that owe more to education, context, and just plain hot mix segues than nudge-wink irony. 18+. Photo courtesy of Moon Goons
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So much about director John Crowley's Boy A works so well that it's tempting to forgive its manufactured, melodramatic denouement. As a child, Eric (Alfie Owen) and a schoolmate commit a crime so heinous that they're tried anonymously in court and the British press. Fourteen years later "Boy A"--now named Jack (Andrew Garfield)--is quietly reintroduced into society, in a different town, with a different name, and, ideally, a different future. Such is what his caseworker Terry (Peter Mullan, still the Scots incarnation of Ed Harris' empathetic competence) keeps reminding him. And so Jack tries, working at a delivery service, making new friends, and even tentatively starting a relationship with Michelle (Katie Lyons). All of these experiences are true firsts for Jack, which Garfield, in a stunning performance, registers in his entire body: every day for Jack is a foal's first few steps, and Jack stumbles physically and emotionally before he can walk. Crowley's cross-cuts between Eric's steady descent to his crime and Jack's quotidian days to embroider this young man's troubled psyche into Jack's waking life, but as Boy moves with a grittily Lynne Ramsay-ian grace, you start to realize that it's going to have to conclude in a more pat, predestined ending. Too bad.


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Skegness people given opportunity to apply as a full time firefighter
By MarieW | Friday, February 15, 2013, 13:27
PEOPLE in Skegness are being offered the chance to apply to become a full time firefighter.
Being a firefighter is a demanding and challenging role, it requires a combination of practical ability, mental resilience, a good level of physical fitness, ability to remain calm and focused in challenging and difficult circumstances and the ability to work as part of a team.
Part of a firefighter's job is to be able to drive brigade vehicles including fire engines so applicants must have a full UK manual driving licence.
People can apply from 7am on February 25 and acceptance of applications will stop when Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue have received 500 applications. An additional 150 applicants will be held on a holding list.
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1997 OPEN FORUM Abstracts
H. Berkenstadt, MD., E. Grimberg, RN., E. Segal, MD., A. Perel, MD., O. Nahtomi, MD. General Intensive Care Unit, Department of anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Sheba Medical Center, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Tel Hashomer, Israel, 52621
The diagnosis of brain death (BD) is important to facilitate organ retrieval for transplantation and to reduce futile care. The diagnosis of BD requires performance of an apnea test (AT) at which time the patient is monitored for attempts of spontaneous ventilation while pCO2 is allowed to increase to maximally stimulate the respiratory center in the brain stem. Lack of respiratory effort when a pCO2 of 60mm Hg is reached, indicate death of the brain stem and is an essential component of the diagnosis of brain death. During the performance of AT, the patient is disconnected from the ventilator, and oxygenation is maintained by intra-tracheal insufflation of oxygen at 5-10 LPM. In some patients, severe lung injury may preclude performance of AT because of the development of severe hypoxemia upon disconnection from the ventilator. We report the case of a patient in whom the use of inhaled nitric oxide prevented hypoxemia during AT and enabled determination of BD. A 30 year old man was admitted to the intensive care unit with multiple trauma after a motor vehicle accident. His injuries included severe head trauma, Glasgow coma Score-3, lung contusion, abdominal injury and multiple fractures. The patient required significant ventilatory support to achieve adequate oxygenation and ventilation. He was managed with pressure controlled ventilation (7200, Puritan Bennett, Carlsbad, CA) FiO2-1.0, PEEP - 10 cmH2O, I:E ratio 2:1, to maintain SaO2 of 94-97%. Cardiac output and systemic blood pressure were maintained by fluid replacement, intravenous adrenaline (0.05-0.15 mcg/kg/min) and pitressin (2-4 units/hour). Twenty four hours after arrival in the intensive care unit, evaluation for BD revealed no brain stem responses. Two attempts at conventional apnea testing failed because of a rapid decline in saturation upon disconnection from the ventilator. This desaturation occurred despite continuos flow of oxygen and a CPAP of 10 cmH2O. We therefore attempted to perform an apnea test while delivering nitric oxide to the patient. The test was performed by introducing continuous flow of NO (800PPM NO in N2) into the inspiratory limb of the ventilator. The NO level was measured with an electrochemical sensor system (NOxBox, Bedfont Ltd., UK), which measures NO and NO2 concentrations. The monitor sampled intra-tracheal gas through a catheter inserted into the endotracheal tube. Following 5 minutes of stabilization, the patient was disconnected from the ventilator, and oxygen, and low flow of NO were maintained for 10 minutes. This enabled blood gases to reach levels consistent with maximal respiratory center stimulation (pCO2>60mmHg) while pO2 remained adequate (pO2>50mmHg). The performance of AP was completed and the patient declared brain dead. The patient was then connected to the ventilator, and inhalation with NO was maintained. Twelve hours later, when the patients family declined the option of organ donation, inhaled NO was withdrawn, which led to a rapid decline in PaO2. In selected patients in whom AT cannot be performed due to severe lung injury, inhaled NO may improve oxygenation, and enable brain death determination.


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A Chicago shout-out to Notre Dame, NIU and Northwestern
BY HERB GOULD email@example.com January 8, 2013 3:16PM
Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly talks to Robby Toma during the first half of the BCS National Championship college football game against Alabama Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, in Miami. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
Updated: February 10, 2013 6:00PM
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — In 1995, in Nick Saban's first game as the coach at Michigan State, the Spartans were clobbered 50-10 by
Nebraska, which was in the midst of winning three national
championships in four seasons.
''I'm thinking, 'We're never going to win a game,' '' Saban, now the coach at Alabama, recalled while picking up more national-championship hardware Tuesday. ''I remember [longtime Cornhuskers] coach [Tom] Osborne when we shook hands after the game. He put his arm around me and whispered in my ear, 'You're not really as bad as you think.' ''
There's a lesson in there for teams such as Notre Dame and Northern Illinois, both of which left Sun Life Stadium disappointed this bowl season. And maybe for the Big Ten, which endured a 2-5 bowl season.
The Irish were steamrolled 42-14 on Monday by the Crimson Tide, which became the first team to win three national titles in four years since those 1994-97 Cornhuskers. The Huskies also were smacked around, losing 31-10 to Florida State on Jan. 1 in the Orange Bowl.
Those routs have prompted a lot of hooting about whether Notre Dame and NIU belonged in those games. Rants about the selection process should be tempered, though, by the fact that things are set to change in 2014.
When a four-team playoff debuts that season, the grumbles will come from Team No. 5 instead of from those jockeying to be
No. 3 under the current system. And a team from a conference that doesn't get an automatic berth into the BCS, such as NIU, will be guaranteed a spot in a top-tier bowl every season. So get used to it.
Will the new system be beneficial to the Southeastern Conference, which has won seven consecutive national championships?
''I don't really know how to answer that,'' Saban said, arguing that the loser of the SEC title game shouldn't automatically be out of the playoff picture. ''[That] would be incredibly unfair, especially if every other conference doesn't have a championship game to play in. You shouldn't be able to sneak your way in. If we're going to have to play our way in, let's play our way in. Everybody.''
In other words, the four-team playoff won't halt controversy, which is the bread-and-butter of college football.
What's not open to debate is that this was a terrific season for three of the four major-college football teams in the Chicago area. Notre Dame (12-1), NIU (12-2) and Northwestern (10-3) were a combined 34-6.
While the Irish and Huskies have been grilled for bad finishes, dismissing a 12-victory season is setting the bar pretty high. It's just another of the maddening charms of college football and its demanding followers.
And the Wildcats, who weren't all that far from going unbeaten, finally finished strong, beating Mississippi State 34-20 on Jan. 1 in the Gator Bowl for their first bowl victory since 1949.
All three schools are in good position for continued success. Brian Kelly looks like the right guy at Notre Dame, right down to his surname. There might be no better fit for a coach in his program than Pat Fitzgerald at NU. And Rod Carey, who was promoted from offensive coordinator, looks promising as he takes the reins at NIU, which should keep rolling despite being led by its fourth coach in seven years.
All three will have tough acts to follow after their 2012 seasons. But no school will be in a tougher place next fall than Illinois (2-10), which has lost 14 consecutive Big Ten games, including a 50-14 loss to NU in its season finale. Coach Tim Beckman has to win fans as well as games. And with his roster and schedule, that won't be easy. His seat will be hot.
Beckman had better hope the Illini have hit bottom. In college football, you're only as good as your last game. Just ask critics of the Irish and Huskies.


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The $1.05 million deal to the 38-year-old career Cardinal includes a club option for 2009 and performance bonuses.
From a Phillies release – Taguchi hit .290/.350/.368 with three home runs and 30 RBI in 130 games for St. Louis. As a pinch-hitter, Taguchi led the National League with a .406 (13-32) batting average. With runners in scoring position, he hit .323 (21-65). Of his 64 starts, 41 were in center, 21 were in left and two were in right. "Taguchi gives our team more defensive versatility in the outfield," said Phillies Assistant GM Ruben Amaro Jr. "And he has proven over his career that he can get key hits in big situations." A native of Japan, Taguchi is a .283 career hitter with 19 home runs and 154 RBI in 578 games, all with St. Louis. He has a career pinch average of .284 (29-102) and has hit .337 (98-291) with runners in scoring position.
Beerleaguer: More outfield depth wasn't something keeping me up at night, but I suppose it makes sense for all the reasons mentioned in the release, and some that weren't.
Ask me whether Shane Victorino can go wire-to-wire in center and my honest answer would be 'no.' He'll wear down or break down, as he did last season. Time off for the Hawaiian, and others, will go a long way in keeping the group fresh for the playoffs. Ask me to predict whether Chris Snelling, the oft-injured fifth outfielder who signed earlier this fall, would stay healthy enough to replace Pat Burrell routinely, my prediction, again, would be 'no.' Knee injuries have ruined his career and even the Nationals and Devil Rays didn't want him. It's possible the Phils decided at the last minute they didn't want to risk it, although my preference would have been a healthy, younger Snelling to the older, marginal Taguchi. In any event, Snelling is the No. 6 and it sinks Chris Roberson even farther down the depth chart, probably to Allentown where he belongs, or off the team entirely.
So there you have it. For one-year, one million, Taguchi is a dependable addition who won't let you down in the role the Phillies will ask him to fill. With the veteran addition, there's a plethora of versatility (even Greg Dobbs and Eric Bruntlett can play the corners). Taguchi will see plenty of time as Burrell's defensive/base running replacement and earn the occasional Sunday afternoon start in center or left field. He's averaged 340 at bats a season since 2005. He is not going to waste away here, but if he sees anything close to 340, it's a good bet something will have gone horribly wrong. At-the-ready depth also doesn't hurt when other teams pick up the telephone mid-season to replace the inevitable blowout.


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Depression may be a symptom of the loss of stem cells. Many of the same factors that cause depression can inhibit neural stem cell growth and many of the same factors that promote neural stem cell growth alleviate depression.
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Physiological as well as psychological stresses increase glutamate and aspartate levels that are toxic to stem cells. Physiological stresses include pollution, infection, inflammation, allergies, toxic substances, nutritional deficiencies, noise, sleep deprivation, etc. Psychological stresses include the loss of a loved one or job, moving, overwork, financial difficulties, demanding schedules, conflicts with coworkers, bosses or family members, etc.
The stress response stimulates glucocorticoids from the adrenal glands that stimulate excitatory neurotransmitters (glutamate and aspartate) in the brain. The neurotransmitters then stimulate neurons to increase their metabolism. If the neuron doesn't have enough energy (ATP) and antioxidant protection to be "fired up" safely, the cell membranes then open to an influx of sodium and calcium which eventually begin the steps to programmed cell death (apoptosis). Proteolytic enzymes inside the neuron begin breaking up the cell into pieces and then immune cells (phagocytes) come in and engulf all the parts until nothing remains.
Stem cells and newly differentiated neurons in the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus, the seat of learning and memory in the brain, are particularly sensitive to the effects of glutamate and are easily injured and destroyed. This research helps explain the relationships between stress, aging and memory loss. With depression, a person may have difficulty learning and remembering and doesn't care that he/she has difficulty learning and remembering. If a depressed person also suffers from an autoimmune disorder and/or pain, prescriptions of cortisone may only contribute to the depression because it also stimulates glutamate and damages brain cells, especially those involving short term memory.
Many of the same factors that alleviate depression also promote stem cell growth and protect against glutamate toxicity. A secondary benefit of stem cell therapy in patients with stroke, multiple sclerosis, cancer, etc. is the alleviation of depression. The patients feel more energized and more hopeful about the future. Keeping hope alive is a strong predictor for improvement possibly because it reflects the fact that a person's stem cells are still alive and well.
1) Alleviating Depression by Stimulating Endogenous Stem Cells
Natural products and methods that help reduce depression may do so by reducing glutamate and/or stimulating neural stem cell growth. These may include:
a. A quality natural vitamin/mineral/amino acid supplement
b. Pure water
c. Calcium/magnesium/zinc combination
d. B complex reduces homocysteine levels and subsequent lipid peroxidation and glutamate injury.
e. Methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin helps maintain circadian rhythms and melatonin and protects against neural toxicity.
f. SAMe (S-adenosyl methionine) donates methyl groups to reduce homocysteine toxicity to neurons.
e. Activities that increase serenity allow the parasympathetic nervous system to repair the system. Serotonin is increased when someone feels calm and relaxed, which reduces glutamate levels and allows neural stem cells to proliferate. Activities that promote serotonin (if they promote relaxation) can include meditation, relaxation techniques, massage therapy, etc. Foods that increase serotonin's calmness can include brown rice, wild rice, barley, tabbouleh, couscous, oats, millet, corn, amaranth, squash, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, yams, carrots, onions, garlic, turnips, celery, and radishes.
f. Methylcobalamin (bioactive vitamin B12), zinc, magnesium, and serotonin are precursors for the synthesis of melatonin. Melatonin is found in corn, rice, barley grains, and ginger and to a lesser extent in pomegranate and strawberries.
g. Moderate Sunlight (natural Vitamin D which induces brain-derived growth factor which promotes stem cell growth.
h. Cod Liver Oil (EPA and DHA - also anti-inflammatory).
i. Ginseng protects stem cells against glutamate toxicity and stimulates production of nerve growth factor that promotes stem cell growth.
j. Moderate exercise stimulates brain-derived growth factor.
k. Vitamin E protects stem cell against glutamate toxicity.
l. Eliminate alcohol, smoking, sleep deprivation, infections, inflammation, allergies, and MSG (monosodium glutamate products).
The lifestyle that promotes hope, joy and serenity is the lifestyle that promotes neural stem cells and increases our quality of life and longevity.
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Nathan Giles was nervous but excited at the same time. Today was his first day at his new school, Meadow Green Primary school. Like all children, Nathan was worried about making new friends. Most of all, Nathan was worried because of his wheelchair. Nathan could only take a few steps on his own so he needed his wheelchair to help him to get around. What would the other children think? He wondered whether they would understand, more importantly, would they want to be his friend?
Just then, mum came in and said that it was time to go. She put his schoolbag onto his lap for him to hold and pushed him out to the car. She smiled brightly at him.
'You'll be fine, Nathan', she said 'It will be fun'.
When they arrived at Meadow Green Primary School, mum helped Nathan out of the car and pushed him across the car park to his new classroom. They had got there early so that Nathan could meet his teacher before the other children arrived.
Inside the classroom was a tall lady with long blonde hair and glasses. She was sitting at the desk and looked up as she saw Nathan and mum enter the room.
'Hi', she said kindly. 'You must be Nathan. I am Mrs Clark and don't you worry. You are going to have a fabulous time at Meadow Green.'
'Hello', whispered Nathan shyly.
'He's a bit nervous, Mrs Clark', mum explained. He is worried that the other children might not understand about his wheelchair'.
'Ah, well, here's an idea', said Mrs Clark. 'When we have Circle Time this afternoon you can talk to the class and tell them all about yourself. They would love that'.
'Okay'. Nathan agreed.
After assembly, Nathan met his helper. Her name was Mrs Carpenter. He liked Mrs Carpenter. She was very funny and made him laugh. She sat with him during literacy and then for numeracy. Nathan was good at numeracy and enjoyed doing really hard sums.
Then it was dinner time. Nathan sat next to Joe and Sam and they talked about cricket. After dinner, it was science and then Circle Time at last.
Nathan asked Mrs Carpenter if he could come out of his wheelchair. She helped him out and supported him while he stepped into his walking frame. Nathan held on tightly and carefully walked towards the circle. Everyone turned to look at Nathan and waited for him to speak.
'My name is Nathan' said Nathan. 'You've already seen me in my wheelchair. I need it to move around the school and the playground. Sometimes I can use this walker as long as I don't get too tired.'
'I've never seen a wheelchair. Can I have a ride?' shouted Joe.
'Maybe one day', Nathan grinned.
'But remember, everyone' said Mrs Clark 'this is not a toy'
'I think it's cool' said Amy. 'The wheels are purple'.
'Why are you in a wheelchair?' asked Rosie.
Nathan was pleased that everyone was so interested and did his best to explain.
'When I was born I was really ill and the doctors and nurses had to give me lots of special care. The part of my brain that helps you to move was damaged and so my legs don't work as well as your legs do.'
The class went very quiet. Nathan knew that it was hard for them to understand but he wanted to help them. Charlie put up his hand.
'Yes, Charlie' said Mrs Clark.
'Does that mean you can't do P.E?' he asked.
'No way!' said Nathan 'I love P.E! I can throw and catch a ball and I do exercises with my mum to help me move more easily.'
'Wow!' said Charlie 'That sounds just like a gym class'. Everyone laughed.
'And,' said Nathan, 'I play cricket in a disabled cricket team'.
'Wicked' said Sam, looking impressed.
Mrs Clark smiled and walked over to Nathan.
'Well, thank you Nathan,' she said. 'That was very interesting'.
'I am sure we would all love to see you play cricket one day. Your mum tells me that you are very good. Welcome to our class.'
The bell rang for the end of the day and it was time to go home. Everyone said goodbye to Nathan and said that they would see him in the playground in the morning. Nathan smiled. Everyone was so nice and he knew he would make lots of friends. Mum was right. It was going to be a lot of fun.


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Title: Best Purchase ever!
Date: May 07, 2014
I have to say I was a little skeptical in buying a $25 piñata as they are very expensive else where! But WOW!! WHAT A DEAL! I absolutely recommend it to anyone! the kids had so much fun! lot's of space for a lot of candy . Durable! just a perfect buy with the perfect price!
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Reviewed by: Nlove
Date: Nov 06, 2013
The piñata was a pull string piñata so it avoided the need for swinging of the bat or blindfolding. It was a very nice addition to the party.
Reviewed by: JSNY
Title: Pinata Didn't Work
Date: Apr 07, 2013
Was very disappointing that the strings did not open up the piñata. We had to break it open ourselves. Kids were upset and disappointed too. They did refund my money but didn't help how the kids were disappointed at the party. I would have rather it had worked. I've bought other string piñatas and they have worked great. This one did not. Customer service promptly refunded my money.
Reviewed by: ladyM
Title: very nice
Date: Feb 20, 2013
even though i was really not wanting a pinata it came with the package I chose and was very surprised to see the nice quality and it came with the eye cover and stick to hit the pinata with very nice.
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Location: California
Title: Great Buy
Date: Feb 01, 2013
I was a little worried that the pinata would not meet my expectations but we loved it! My three year old was very excited to see it. It is a great size and the price is well worth a fun and colorful pinata.
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Location: Cottage Grove, MN
Title: Pinate Fun
Date: Jan 22, 2013
The pinate was great; however, the second kid picked the "let loose" string so it didn't last long. THough it held a lot of candy.
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Date: Nov 19, 2012
I bought this for my sons fourth birthday party and it was a big hit! The kids ranged from age 2-11 and they all loved it. It also took a few tries to break, so the fun lasted a while. Holds more candy than i expected.
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Title: Good for small group
Date: Jun 27, 2012
It is perfect for a small group..cause the pinate was smaller than i thought it would be, but still holds alot of candy and toys
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Title: Great Addition to Sonic Party!
Date: May 02, 2012
My son was dying to have a pinata at his 5th birthday party, which we were doing a Sonic Theme. I was so happy to find this at Birthday Express. Shipping was faster than expected. The kids (1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 years old) tried to break it in the traditional method with no luck and resorted to pulling the strings! The birthday boy so so excited he got the "magic" string. Great buy!
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Date: Feb 25, 2012
This pinata is perfect! It looks great and it's the perfect size! We had to change the location for my son's party, so we won't actually be utilizing this as a pinata anymore, but we'll be keeping it as a decoration for my son's room (he's a huge video game fanatic and sonic & mario are his favs).
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Date: Feb 24, 2012
This piñata is Great!! Very durable, has a lot of room for lots of stuff!! Very cute!! Perfect for our Sonic party
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My son was dying to have a pinata at his party, when we got this in he was super excited! It looks great and was very easy to fill.
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Date: Jan 30, 2012
I hosted a birthday party for my 6 yr old son. All the kids loved the sonic design, one of them asked to take it home even after it was ripped open lol
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The pinata is great because it's the only one I was able to find. It is nice and bright, great for any Sonic fans party.
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Profile picture size and other images of Twitter, Facebook and Google+
Twitter Profile Picture Size:
When you tweet your profile picture will be shown as a small thumbnail along with the tweet. If there is no twitter profile picture uploaded then it will show the default twitter profile picture which would make your tweets look anonymous and non professional. So make sure you upload a picture after resizing it to the profile picture size recommended by twitter.
Max size: 700k
Format: GIF, JPG, PNG
Twitter would automatically resize your pic. So you can upload any pic with equal width and height
Twitter Background picture Size:
Twitter allows you to change the background image too. Personalized twitter background image will add value to your twitter profile. You can either use your own image or use one of the ready to use pictures available in the internet.
To Change twitter background image follow the below steps
1. Sign in to your account and click on the gear icon on the righthand side top
2. Click on the design tab and scroll down to 'customize your own' section
3. Click on 'choose file' to upload your custom background image.
Max size: 2MB
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Facebook Timeline profile picture size:
For the same reasons said above upload your own timeline profile picture to avoid showing the default image. When you upload the profile picture make sure that you resize the picture to the recommended timeline profile picture size so that it gives a clean look.
(Make your picture 160 x 160 px and leave 20 x 20 px empty space around so that the image holder will not cut the sides of your profile picture)
Timeline Cover picture size:
The timeline cover picture can be 850 x 315 pixels. It can be creatively designed to communicate any information/message but should not include any call to action or website address or information, price of products or services, asking to like the page especially in case of a fan page.
Timeline Tab image size:
Tab images in the Timeline of fan pages can also be changed to show a custom image. Follow the below steps to change the tab image.
- Navigate to Admin panel
- Click Edit Page -Manage permissions -Apps
- Click on 'edit settings' for the app that you want to change the default fb tab image.
- Click on change custom tab image and change the image.
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MIAA crowns champions at FedExForum
- Written by Christopher Hope/Special to The New Tri-State Defender
- Published in Sports
With city titles on the line, as well as bragging rights, the Memphis area AA and AAA teams walked into FedExForum in hopes of exiting as MIAA City Champions on Saturday.
The crowd was a little scarce at the start of the Mitchell vs Trezevant game that tipped off around 5:45 pm. Mitchell wasted no time in setting the tone, jumping out to an early lead and was up 21-9 after the first quarter. The Tigers went on to defeat the Bears 73-59 for the AA crown.
Gavin Robinson was named MVP for the Tigers.
"It feels real great (to get the win). I never thought we'd win," said Robinson. "It feels great to be named the MVP, but I'm not worried about that right now. I'm just worried about district, regional, sectional and going to state."
In the Mitchell Tigers locker room, coach Faragi Phillips shared some thoughts with his team.
"Look guys, this is my first city championship as a coach. I appreciate all of you and I don't take it for granted," said Phillips. "I've been successful in doing this and I know I'm blessed. Blessed to have coached guys like you all and talk about you guys till I turn blue in the face. I love you guys. Let's enjoy it and get ready for our district tournament."
The Tigers' plans for celebration included meeting Sunday morning at the school to catch a bus to one of the player's church for morning worship.
"Anytime you're invited to hear the Word, we don't wanna take that for granted ever," said Phillips.
Ridgeway over Central (Girls)
The game between Ridgeway and Central was a reminder that there always is competition on and off the court. The two schools' cheerleaders challenged each other as well. Both squads were very vocal as their star players started to light it up.
Central's Tia Wooten was virtually unstoppable as her name was repeatedly called out on the FedExForum's speakers after made baskets.
However, Ridgeway's star, Brandi Beasley, refused to go home with a lost. She became electric in the second half, finding her 3-point range and finishing with 20 points and six assists as Ridgeway defeated Central, 69-53, to become the MIAA girls AAA city champion.
Ridgeway tops Melrose (AAA Boys)
The lower section of FedExFourm swelled with fans for the boy's AAA game featuring Melrose and Ridgeway. As expected, the Orange Mound community made its presence known by bringing energy to pump up their team.
Ridgeway's DeSean Dockery quickly unsettled the Melrose fans by starting the game on fire. He scored 13 points in the first quarter as the Roadrunners pocketed a 69-58 victory.
"We had to come out here and make up for the lost last night (Friday against Southwind) and everybody came out here and played good team defense and just got the win," said Dockery, the game's MVP.
"We just wanted to win for our coach and our school and for the city of Memphis."
Ridgeway head coach Wesley Henning made the goal for the team perfectly clear.
"It's good to get this win. It's a good thing for bragging rights, but we're worried about post season," said Henning. "We want that big gold ball."
In addition to back-to-back games, Ridgeway also had to get up early to take an ACT test prior to Saturday night's championship game.
"Playing those double games really got to our legs," said Henning.
"I try telling the kids those are the games you gotta win. In state, it's gonna be like that."
Other games (girls)
* Manassas turned back Oakhaven 54 to 51 for its third consecutive AA title.
* Booker T. Washington took the Class A crown for the second year in a row, with a 46-38 victory over Soulsville.
Other games (Boys)
* Booker T. Washinton defeated Memphis Academy of Health Sciences 63 to 48, capturing its second consecutive Class A title. It was the first city championship game for MAHS.
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Getting Slackware ARM on the Toshiba AC100 (also know as the Dynabook AZ)
At the time I originally wrote this I was using ARMedslack 13.37 but as of version 14 the official Slackware ARM port changed name to Slackware ARM. Any reference to ARMedslack in this short tutorial refers to the Slackware ARM official port.
You can have ARMedslack running on the AC100 but you ha veto do a little work to boot it as the official slackware port for ARM has no specific kernel for the AC100. Currently ARMedslack has a tegra kernel (3.4.2 at the time of writing) that is not yet ready for use on the AC100. Also Ubuntu has a version 3 kernels for the AC100 that I've not yet tested (3.1.10 at the time of writing).
I worked around the problem by using Ubuntu's 2.6.38 kernel for the AC100 and a custom initrd. I've also found the sources used to build the Ubuntu kernel and if you like to go about it with the home-brew way the initrd really does not need much apart from busybox so the road ahead is not too steep. Here's the configuration of the kernel I'm using on my AC100.
What you'll need:
- kernel 2.6.38 in zImage format for AC100 (from Ubuntu natty for AC100)
- initrd.img for 2.6.38 (you can use the initrd from natty for AC100 but you may need to modify the init script if they don't use busybox's mdev)
- make_bootimg and unpack_bootimg utility (got the link to the sources from ac100.grandou.net if I remember correctly)
- tegra-linux utility for doing the nvflash stuff (avalible from Toshiba at the time of writing)
- ARMedslack miniroot tarball from http://ftp.slackware.org.uk/slackwarearm/slackwarearm-devtools/minirootfs/roots/
- A means of writing the the new initrd and the root fs image to the AC100 (This can be any one of: a working linux installation or initrd on the AC100, Toshiba tegra4linux nvflash utility on a working linux ordinary PC).
- A copy of the content of /proc/cmdline before you change kernel
I use initrd to start my system but it is possible to have a kernel that has all the required drivers to boot all compiled in. Using initrd requires a little more work but can be used to do other interesting things like LVM and or encrypted root filesystem, root on usb or SD flash memory.
This is what my init script looks like in the initrd image (I used an initrd which had broken links so some commands had to be called directly by the busybox binary):
#!/bin/sh exec 3>&1 mount -t sysfs -o nodev,noexec,nosuid none /sys mount -t proc -o nodev,noexec,nosuid none /proc sysctl -w kernel.printk="4 4 1 7" >/dev/null 2>&1 mount -t tmpfs -o mode=0755 none /dev mknod -m 0600 /dev/console c 5 1 mknod /dev/null c 1 3 mkdir /dev/pts mount -t devpts -o noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=0620 none /dev/pts busybox mdev -s sleep 5 echo 0x0100 > /proc/sys/kernel/real-root-dev mount -o ro /dev/mmcblk0p7 /root if [ ! -r /root/sbin/init ] then /bin/sh fi umount /proc umount /sys umount /dev/pts exec switch_root /root /sbin/init 3
Edit the above script to suit where you want to boot the miniroot from (in my case this is the internal EMMC drive biggest partition) and load any modules that are required for booting (my kernel configuration does not need to do that buy if you borrowed the binary kernel from somewhere you might need some modules for the FB console or for the mass storage). Make sure the minitoot fstab has the correct root device too.
My advice is that the first init scrip should drop you into a shell so that you can manually run the very few commands, this way you can test and debug problems very effectively. Once you have booted into the ARMedslack miniroot successfully you can then try do the same thing using the init script automatically.
Repackaging the boot image
You now need to repackage the kernel and the initrd so that the AC100 boot loader understands it. You will use the make_bootimg utility for this but you will also need to remake the initrd.
From your initrd tree repackage the initrd image:
find . | cpio -o -H newc |gzip -9c > ../initrd.img
Repackage a new image for partition 5 and flash it to the AC100 (after testing you may like to write it to partition 6 and boot without having to play with home button). To repackage the new boot image you will need to make sure you have the correct command line for your device … be warned that this may not be right for your device … it's just here as an example:
make_bootimg part05.img zImage initrd.img make_bootimg part05.img -c "mem=448M@0M lp0_vec=0x2000@0x1c29e000 tegraboot=sdmmc tegrapart=recovery:300:a00:800,boot:d00:1000:800,mbr:1d00:200:800,system:1f00:25800:800,cache:27700:32000:800,misc:59700:400:800,userdata:59c00:9a600:800"
The make_bootimg tool (at the time of writing) is rather coarse and you will actually need to run it twice as you cannot do both those actions in one go, even if the help message suggests you could.
Depending on where you did this you may be able to flash this image back to the AC100 in different ways. The first time I did this it was from a linux PC with the Toshiba nvflash utility. When I moved image to partition 6 to boot without having to fiddle with buttons I think I did it from the initrd by using dd on the correct block device.
Boot while pressing HOME and then hit 1
You should get dropped into a shell as there is no init on the root yet. Format your target root partition mount it and extract the miniroot tarball to it. Make sure you set up inittab on the root partition to match your system.
Reboot again with the HOME pressed and hit 1 again … if all went well you should get a Slackware prompt on the text console. If you get dropped into an inirtd shell don't worry … it's some weird timing issue that often persists across reboots, it's better to work around the problem this way: from the initrd shell type the following
busybox mdev -s source /init
Managing the boot image from the AC100
Once you have any sort of linux up and running on the AC100 (and the tegrapart command line sent to kernel is correct for your hardware) you can manage your boot images directly from the AC100.
You can dump the raw images like this (this dumps the recovery partition boot image {partition 5 seen from nvflash} on my device)
dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p1 of=recovery.img
You can then extract kernel and initrd with the unpack_bootimage, modify things and repackage it with the make_bootimage. the bootimage utils are available in source and can be compiled on you AC100 linux distro.
Write back the image with dd again. Once you're up the firs time you will need to complete the miniroot with all the other packages you need to make it into a desktop machine. The quickest way to do this is probably to install manually slackpkg and then use that to install the rest of the stuff.
Handy Workarounds
Here are some little issues I worked around that other people might find handy
Mplayer from armedslack has unsuitable defaults for the AC100 so if you want video and audio playback go and edit /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf and set these two lines:
vo=x11 ao=alsa
pppd does not correctly setup /etc/resolve.conf … I worked around this by writing very simple ip-up and ip-down to be put in /etc/ppp/
#!/bin/bash if [ $USEPEERDNS -eq 1 ] then cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/org_resolv.conf > /etc/resolv.conf [ "$DNS1" != "" ] && echo "nameserver $DNS1" >> /etc/resolv.conf [ "$DNS2" != "" ] && echo "nameserver $DNS2" >> /etc/resolv.conf [ -s /etc/resolv.conf ] && cat /etc/ppp/resolv.conf > /etc/resolv.conf fi
#!/bin/bash [ -s /etc/org_resolv.conf ] && cat /etc/org_resolv.conf > /etc/resolv.conf
Battery Status
Acpi is not working right and apm seems useless so I read the battery charge state directly from /sys/class/power_supply/battery/charge_now but the format is not directly human readable so I wrote something that calculates is as a percentage:
echo " $(echo "($(cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/charge_now) * 100) / $(cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/charge_full_design)" | bc) %"
You will get an error if you run this when the AC100 is on AC power without the battery.
Adobe Flash plugin
Although you cannot download it from adobe, Android has the blasted libflasplayer.so library but even if you hack it out of some apk you will run into trouble with incompatible libraries dew to the different instruction sets used in android and ARMedslack. In order to get some basic flash support in my ARMedslack AC100 I used swfdec: it will not play youtube videos as you get told that you need to update but it's better then nothing. I've been reported that the android libflasplayer.so works on Slackware ARM 14.
Hardware information
Here is some of the information I fetched on my AC100 before going into reflashing it with a different OS
The original partition layout
This is the layout on a 10V device, layout may be slightly different on other versions. Retreave this by using nvflash –getpartitiontable:
part # name size description remarks 2 BCT 3 145 728 (3 MB) boot config table 3 PT 524 288 (512 kB) partition table 4 EBT 2 097 152 (2 MB) bootloader 5 SOS 5 242 880 (5 MB) recovery partition 6 LNX 8 388 608 (8 MB) linux kernel and initrd kernel starts at 0x800 initrd starts at 0x20E800 7 MBR 1 048 576 (1 MB) master boot record 8 APP 314 572 800 (300 MB) applications (/system) 9 CAC 419 430 400 (400 MB) cache (/cache) 10 MSC 2 097 152 (2 MB) misc (/misc) 11 EM1 524 288 (512 kB) 12 UBA 1 294 991 360 (1235 MB) user data (/data) 13 EM2 524 288 (512 kB) 14 UDB 5 950 144 512 (5674.5 MB) user data (/storage)
A possible way to boot linux the first time
If I remember correctly I think this is how I first got my custom image from my linux PC to the AC100 with the linux4tegra utilities. I targeted the rescue partition so that if something went wrong I'd still have android working right from partition 6. If you have a rooted android with a terminal you could possibly do this from android by using dd on the correct block device or alternatively try booting the image and ramdisk without actually writing the images to flash until you have tested them to work correctly. At the time I did it the nvflash tool was poorly documented so I did not attempt booting the image without writing it to flash.
Start in Recovery mode
$ nvflash --bl fastboot.stock.bin --go
Backup your target partition
$ nvflash --resume --read 5 part05.img
Erase the kernel partition
$ nvflash --resume --format_partition 5
The system should go automatically to fastboot mode
Flash a kernel and a ramdisk
$ fastboot flash:raw boot zImage init.img
Manipulating the boot image
This is an example of how I manipulate the boot image:
# unpack a partition: $ ./unpack_bootimg part05.img kernel size = 2153760 kernel addr = 10008000 ramdisk size = 421004 ramdisk addr = 11000000 second size = 0 second addr = 10f00000 tags addr = 10000100 page_size = 2048 name = cmdline = id = 4ed00528 cb58acc7 f259f0eb 97d77baf e5bb19fd 00000000 00000000 00000000 extracting kernel in zImage extracting ramdisk in initrd.img # modifying a partition, updating the kernel and ramdisk $ ./make_bootimg part05.img zImage initrd.img kernel size = 2153760 kernel addr = 10008000 ramdisk size = 421004 ramdisk addr = 11000000 second size = 0 second addr = 10f00000 tags addr = 10000100 page_size = 2048 name = cmdline = id = 4ed00528 cb58acc7 f259f0eb 97d77baf e5bb19fd 00000000 00000000 00000000 kernel size = 2153760 ramdisk size = 421004 # updating the boot cmdline: $ ./make_bootimg part05.img -c "mem=448M@0M nvmem=64M@448M vmalloc=320M video=tegrafb console=ttyS0,115200n8 usbcore.old_scheme_first=1 tegraboot=sdmmc tegrapart=recovery:700:a00:800,boot:1100:1000:800,mbr:2100:200:800,system:2300:25800:800,cache:27b00:32000:800,misc:59b00:400:800,userdata:5a000:9a600:800"
If you install the tools on the AC100 you can do this all from ARMedslack on the AC100.
If you have any issues or suggestions about this short tutorial you are welcome to contact me ( louigi600 (at) yahoo (dot) it) or even contribute yourself directly on this wiki. I apologize in advance for any vital information that may have been left out when tosh-ac100.wetpaint.com was blocked and this how-to was moved here.
- Originally written by louigi600


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