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Purification methods
In Torah terminology, the Hebrew word zav (lit. "flow") is a state of ritual impurity arising from abnormal seminal discharge from the male sexual organ. Purification requirements for the zav include counting seven days without seminal discharge, immersion in a spring, and bringing certain korbanot (sacrifices).
In the realm of tumah and taharah law, the zav has the ability to create a midras and is required to abstain from entering specific areas of the Temple mount.
The Hebrew verb stem zuv (Hebrew זוּב) in the Qal zava (זָבָה) simply means to flow, as in "a land flowing with milk and honey".
Hebrew Bible[edit]
The initial commandments regarding the zav were given to the Israelites during the second year after the Exodus from Egypt;
Command the children of Israel, that they put out of the camp every leper, and every one that hath an issue (זָב), and whosoever is defiled by the dead:
—Numbers 5:2, KJV 1611
The specific law governing zav status is written is the book of Leviticus;
And if a woman have an issue (זָבָה), and her issue (זֹבָהּ) in her flesh be blood, she shall be put apart seven days: and whosoever toucheth her shall be unclean until the evening.
—Leviticus 15:19, KJV 1611
Rabbinical interpretation[edit]
Maimonides describes the zav state as the weakening of the male reproductive system while the general health of the man is normal. The semen of the otherwise healthy man oozes out without stimulation, erection, or pleasure. The color of the discharge has a reddish hue and has a thin consistency.[1]
Abraham ibn Ezra mentions that zav status can either be abnormal discharge or the complete loss of ejaculation ability.[2]
The above-mentioned laws of zav are applicable if the discharge in question had happened at least three times, whether thrice in one day, or over consecutive days, although certain laws of tumah are applicable after the first and second discharges (Mishnah, Zavim, 1). The zav is quantified as an Av HaTumah, something able to transfer uncleanliness. In addition, his actual zav discharge, saliva, semen, and urine are also deemed to have Av HaTumah status.
Only after the week's wait and the immersion, would the person become ritually clean once more (Leviticus 15:25) although he would not be permitted to eat terumah until nightfall nor to eat the flesh of a sacrifice until after bringing his sacrifice (Mishnah Nega'im 14:3 and Obadiah ben Abraham's commentary).
Biblical scholars see these regulations as having originally derived from taboos against contact with semen, because it is considered to house life itself, and were consequently considered sacred;[3] the seven-day period is thought to exist to ensure that the abnormality has genuinely ceased, the sin offering is considered to have originally been made as an apology for violating the taboo,[4] and the whole offering is regarded as a later addition (before the Priestly Code was written).[5]
In regard to the transportability of tumah from the zav, the Mishnah records that if a ritually clean person and a zav both sat on an animal, or in a small boat, then the ritually clean person would become ritually unclean by doing so, regardless of how far apart they might sit. This is known as hesset ("minor movement") (Zavim, 3-4).
Regular ejaculation is treated as being distinct from zav, and is known as keri (Leviticus 15:16-18).
As divine consequence[edit]
Ibn Ezra notes that the Torah requirement of bringing a sin-offering upon the completion of seven clean days is an indication that the zav committed a sinful act that incurred his zav status.[6] Similarly, Hezekiah ben Manoah writes that the textual order of the zav laws near those of tzaraath and embezzlement (me'ilah), and demonstrate that zav status is incurred by lack of earnestness (to God) and sin.[7]
Rabbi Shabtai HaKohen, "The Shach," in Sifsei Kohen comments that zav status is a divine consequence for excessive indulgence in physical relations that take place in the laying position. Thus, as consequence, items the zav will lay upon (i.e. midras objects) will become tamei (impure) for the duration of his zav state.[8]
In modern Judaism[edit]
Orthodox Judaism regards regulations concerning ritual purity as being in abeyance since the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, since impurity can no longer be cleansed, there being no Red Heifer. Conversely, Reform Judaism regards such regulations as anachronistic; adherents of Conservative Judaism take a view somewhere between these views.[specify]
See also[edit]
Further reading[edit]
- Sefer Hachinuch, Mitzvah 178
- Mishnah, Seder Tohoroth, tractate Zavim
- ^ Maimonides on Mishna Zavim 2:2
- ^ Ibn Ezra on Leviticus 15:13
- ^ Peake's commentary on the Bible[page needed]
- ^ Jewish Encyclopedia article Sin Offering
- ^ Jewish Encyclopedia article Burnt Offering
- ^ Ibn Ezra on Leviticus 15:13
- ^ Chizkuni" on Numbers 4:6
- ^ Sifsei Kohen to the Chumash vol. 2 p. 245


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Google Wallet Won't Succeed: 10 Reasons Why
Google Wallet Won't Succeed: 10 Reasons Why
Don Reisinger
Posted 2011-05-28
News Analysis: Google has unveiled its long-awaited Google Wallet with the near-field communication technology that allows people to make purchases and mobile payments with Android-based smartphones. But will it succeed? Probably not.
Google has finally unveiled the long-awaited Google Wallet
, a service that allows users to pay for purchases with an Android-based smartphone. The offering effectively turns the smartphone into a wallet, thanks to near-field communication technology. With the launch, Google ostensibly believes that the days of swiping credit cards are coming to an end. Going forward, wirelessly connected people around the globe will rely upon their smartphones and nothing else to quickly and efficiently pay for products.
However, debate rages over whether Google Wallet will actually be able to succeed in a market that has relied on credit cards for decades. After all, people are currently carrying around several cards from different banks, and they've grown accustomed to that purchasing process. Moreover, Google will need to work long and hard to educate the public on why its option will be at least as secure as and even better than all the others that are coming along.
Simply put, Google's road to success with Wallet will be long and hard. And at least for now, the cards are stacked against it. Read on to find out why:
1. First and foremost: Security
Google knows security will play a key role in the success of its Wallet option. To help improve security, the company requires users to establish a PIN that must be entered before purchase. The search giant said that payment information is encrypted and thanks to MasterCard's PayPass feature, users should be secure. But will they? As cyber-criminals become more accustomed to how Google Wallet works, it will be put to the test, and issues could arise. Plus, if a user misplaces his or her phone or it's stolen, Google offers a single solution: "Cancel your cards." That alone could derail Google Wallet on its path to success.
2. Vendors need to get in line
There are many moving parts that must all work together for Google Wallet to succeed
. A big one is vendor support. According to Google, Wallet will be available on the Nexus S 4G from Sprint first, with more devices to follow. The only issue is that Google Wallet will only work on NFC-enabled devices, and as of this writing, there are only two that support that technology. More companies will in the future, but if Google doesn't get the kind of vendor support it needs in the short term, it might not be long before Google Wallet fails.
3. Merchants need to play ball
In order for Google Wallet to be a success, the search giant will need merchants to support NFC in their stores. Partnering with Citi and its PayPass service is a good first step, but that offering is a relatively small number of places around the U.S. when one considers the sheer number of locations where products can be purchased. Credit cards, on the other hand, are welcomed at the vast majority of retail outlets around the country. Google will need to do quite a bit to improve retailer support just to get Google Wallet off the ground, let alone make it succeed.
4. Payment processors too
As mentioned, Google has partnered with Citi MasterCard to launch Google Wallet. But the company must also partner with other top banks to ensure that it can get its offering working with as many cards and technologies as possible. American Express, Visa, Discover and other top credit card companies need to see the value of Google Wallet. Google needs them to get on board.
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Don Reisinger is a freelance technology columnist. He started writing about technology for Ziff-Davis' Gearlog.com. Since then, he has written extremely popular columns for CNET.com, Computerworld, InformationWeek, and others. He has appeared numerous times on national television to share his expertise with viewers. You can follow his every move at http://twitter.com/donreisinger.
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What's not to like about these? The aggressive curve makes it super easy to clear bulges and the feel in hand is great. All the climbing I did with these was low grade (WI3 minus) and no mixed, but the swing was very natural and they stuck really nicely without much effort. My only dislike is they aren't as well balanced for alpine climbing those days you find yourself plunging tools in snow often (and as a ski mountaineer that's what I do most of the time).
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have not used it for mixed climbing but, I love it on ice! Once you get used to this swing (which feels pretty natural) it is easy for one swing sticks. Super nice when you are getting pumped. They also don't knock much ice out either, so your belayer isn't dodging dinner plates coming at them. I would recommend them to anyone.
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These are my favorite tools right now. I have climbed on Grivel, BD, and Petzl. I notice complaints about these tools sticking too well. If you file the coating off the tip they are easier to remove. When I've tried climbing with one Cassin x-all mountain and similar tool (one each) I find myself swinging 4x less with the Cassin. This tool has an easy to learn sweet spot swing with a great pick angle.
Yes, they stick well with little effort. That's a good thing in my book. Awesome ice tool.
The latest version is anodized.
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I used these a few times in Utah and on my Ouray trip, and I did not like them. the geometry of the shaft and pick are ok, it swings nicely, but they get stuck so easy. they are such a pain to get out of the ice that it made me hate climbing on them because every time I tried to rip them out of the ice I almost fell. they are too curved to plunge very well so don't get your hopes up if you are planning on using this in the snow and for alpine.
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Matt. I think you may want to give these another try. I've climbed on a number of different models of tools and these are my current favorite. Yes they stick well, this is good. Just swing a bit softer and enjoy the added endurance you get. The geometry does take a little getting used to, but they are shaped pretty much the same as most of the curved tools that are out now. It makes it more of a shoulder swing and less of a wrist swing, which can cause people problems until they get used to it. Once you do, these are some sweet tools.
Matt Park
I guess I was a bit harsh in my review, ice tools are hard, just like shoes it's a very personal thing. Different tools are going to feel better or worse for different people. I much prefer the nomic to anything I have tried. From the first swing I felt connected and solid with that tool. I think there is a tool out there for everyone. This just isn't the one for me.
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You can forget the other big names in ice tools. I've used Petzl Ergos for the previous 2 years and Cassin X All Mountain beat the Ergos hands down. The Picks are the main feature. Cassin designed them VERY well. Buy these and be happy all winter.
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routine and ritual
March 15th, 2012 - 13 Comments
String enough good days together, like a macaroni necklace, and you've made a priceless treasure out of what you already have on hand.
This is a transcript of a talk on parenting wisdom that I gave at the local library. We all live at such a distance from one other I thought I'd just put it all up here. It's geared to parents of children under age three, but the lessons are forever. Please share.
Often we approach our job as parents like this:
"I don't know what I'm doing!"
"I'm over my head!"
"I'm lost!"
"I'm ruining my kid."
So we seek more information, come to workshops, and pick up new tips. We want to give our children a solid advantage and even a head start. There's nothing wrong with that, but I take a different approach. I like to help you find the wisdom you already possess, help you find your own way, and help you feel more secure in your everyday life so that you can say:
"We made it through. We did OK. It was a good day."
String enough good days together, like a macaroni necklace, and you've made a piece of art, a priceless treasure out of what you already have on hand.
They say that children don't come with instructions, so I'm not going to give you any new instructions. I want to talk about two tools that you already have, but that you may not be using enough. read more
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He doesn't want a song and dance. He has a song.
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He wants a peanut. That, I can do.
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Whenever I see something I've written reflected back this way, I know the message is for me. That's the case with this excerpt from Hand Wash Cold, which is being recirculated right about the time I'd rather hole up with my own precious self, doing what I want, when I want, how I want. So right now is a good time talk to strangers about the weather, especially since it's 88 degrees on January 4.
Do you want to live in friendship or fear? Paradise or paranoia? We are each citizens of the place we make, so make it a better place.
At the grocery store, give your place in line to the person behind you.
Ask the checker how her day is going, and mean it.
On the way out, give your pocket money to the solicitor at the card table no matter what the cause.
Buy a cup of lemonade from the kids at the sidewalk stand.
Tell them to keep the change.
Roll down your car window when you see the homeless man on the corner with the sign. Give him money. Have no concern over what he will do with it.
Smile at him. It will be the first smile he has seen in a very long time.
Do not curse your neighbor's tall grass, weeds, foul temperament, or house color. Given time, things change by themselves. Even your annoyance.
Thank the garbageman. Be patient with the postal worker. Leave the empty parking space for someone else to take. They will feel lucky.
Buy cookies from the Girl Scouts and a sack of oranges from the poor woman standing in the broiling heat at the intersection.
Talk to strangers about the weather.
Allow others to be themselves, with their own point of view.
If you judge them, you are in error.
Do not let difference make a difference.
Do not despair over the futility of your impact or question the outcome.
Do not pass while the lights are flashing.
Trusting life means trusting where you are, and trusting where you'll go, and trusting the way in between, as on a bus trip, the driving left to someone else. It's bumpy but remarkably reliable.
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meditation on the wind
November 25th, 2011 - 8 Comments
This morning I am sitting beside the Atlantic ocean, and it is windy.
The first time I came close to waking up out of my highly cultivated neuroses, I was at a weeklong meditation retreat in the high desert of California's San Jacinto Mountains. It was December, and it was cold and dark. The facilities were rustically beautiful, which is to say, off the electrical grid and without flushing toilets. In that kind of an environment, a lot of things fall away: first, all the things you think you can't live without, and then, all the things you think.
By midweek, my hair was matted and greasy, my back was achy, my legs were creaky, my clothes were stinky, and I could hardly lift a care about any of it. Once I'd worn out my complaints and objections, unspooled my stock of poor-me storylines, I was left with nothing to do but sit and listen.
What we're usually listening for — and especially when we're doing things the hard way — is for the damn thing to be over. Aren't we itching for just about everything to be over? Whenever we're uncomfortable, which is most of the time no matter what the circumstance, we're anticipating the end. Fast-forwarding, channel-changing, boredom-breaking, leave-taking outta here!
What I've noticed about most of the things that are really good for us is that there's no easy way out. Not without making a total fool of yourself. So you might as well relax, because you're here.
When I relaxed on my meditation cushion I heard something outside the window. I heard it morning, noon, and night, unbroken and eternal, like Seinfeld reruns. The next time I saw my teacher face-to-face, I told him about it.
The wind! I said, as if I'd never heard it before. It's the same wind my grandfather heard!
What is that wind? he asked.
Yikes, what is the wind? I detoured up into my head, which had equipped me for so long with the quick cleverness of intellect and retort. This time it was empty and out of service. Crickets chirped.
Everything, I finally answered, grasping for something. Some explanation, some answer to describe the very is-ness that transcends description. He patted my knee.
Now and then I wonder whether that was the right or wrong answer. Whether it was good or bad, enlightened or deluded, enough or not enough. Whether his pat was a correction or congratulation, a pass or a fail. Maybe you're wondering too. As my practice matured, I wished I had said something different. When my practice matures further, I will stop wishing. I will stop rewriting the old or re-imagining the new, because when we do that, detouring into the wilderness in our heads, we have lost the wind, we have lost the crickets, we have lost the song, and we have lost our lives, again.
the map of faith
November 14th, 2011 - 20 Comments
When my daughter was born prematurely, they said she might not breathe. Then they said she might be in a hospital for two months. They said she might need a year to catch up. Soon enough, she was at the top of the charts. Then they said she might be delayed. Then they said she was ahead. Then just last week someone said she might be slow, and need an extra year to catch up.
I no longer have faith in these pronouncements. My daughter has never been anything but completely herself, no matter what they called it.
All parents struggle with fear, hope, and expectations for their children, so I wanted to respond publicly to a mother who contacted me last week.
I'm totally unqualified to give guidance in her circumstance, so I'm only going on faith. That's all any of us has to go on.
First of all, thank you for taking the time to read my mail. I feel a bit silly for writing to you, but I decided to get over that because my need for relief is so great.
The willingness to feel foolish is the first step on the path. It's also the last step on the path. To be honest, it's every step on the path.
I am mother to two children: a less ordinary boy of just 5 years with a mild disability; and a girl of 2 1/2. I have noticed that having a non-average child complicates matters in a way I never saw coming.
Give yourself credit for what you didn't see coming. Most of us think we see much farther ahead than we really can. We anticipate outcomes and draw foregone conclusions. Then we leap to either a false sense of security or a false sense of insecurity. Anything we conclude about the future is false. All that we can ever see is what is right in front of our eyes, and so I encourage you to keep that focus. Then you can be sure that you are always seeing clearly, because you are seeing things as they are.
It takes strength to see things as they are without interpreting it to mean one thing or another.
I'm not one of those mothers who always knew that there was something wrong. It is rather the opposite. My son feels OK to me. I see his delayed development and the stress he experiences because of that, but it's nothing we can't handle. I see a solid foundation in him and know that he will grow.
You've said two things here that are profound. First "my son feels OK to me." This is the peace we seek: to be OK even when it is not OK. What makes it OK is the second thing you said, "it's nothing we can't handle." This is the ground of faith. Not faith in a certain set of outcomes — the ones we want, wish, like, push, and prod for — but faith rooted in the reality of the present moment. The present is where we stand, and to stand upright where we are is the embodiment of strength. This is the strength we use to handle things as they occur, staying steady and aware without getting caught in the mind-spinning panic and paranoia of a future we cannot predict.
And let's be clear: the future is unpredictable for everyone, no matter what. read more
in the middle of forever
September 19th, 2011 - 8 Comments
The plane home was very late last night. The car battery, nearly dead. The house was dark. My mailbox was full. The violets on the kitchen table, wilted. To leave others at peace, I pulled a quilt from the hall closet and settled on the sofa, my mind still lit with the radiance of a weekend under the sun, the moon and the stars.
Sometimes you think you're in the middle of nowhere. And then you look through the pitch blackness of the night and into the inconceivable shine of a mountain sky and know exactly where you are. You're not in the middle of nowhere. You're in the middle of forever.
If you can't see the stars, see the moon. If not the moon, then the sun. And if you do not see the sun, watch your step and keep going.
Because this is what I found in my mailbox last night.
Where to learn how to watch your step:
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seeing joan
September 8th, 2011 - 7 Comments
On a weekend when we're being called to have a reckoning with the memory of unspeakable ruin, I won't say one word. I only offer this light to memorialize a friend who left last week. By this, may you see.
It was a shock, yes, the news. From nowhere, it was a wave, a blast, a shimmer. It was the sun, exploding.
It was Joan.
In the days that followed, that's how I would recall her. That's what I would say, "I never saw a shadow darken her face." Joan was pure radiance, and I think she still is.
She made you think it was all about you: her pure delight at the sight of you. You might have thought you were special, even gifted. But any gift you had was what Joan had first given you. She gave you her presence and she gave you her joy. It wasn't a pretense. She could not pretend. The fact is, you never once disappointed her.
Joan was full in the way the sun is always full. And I imagine she still is, her arms full of the whole of us, her heart wide open, her face beaming. There are so many who are sad in her absence and so she keeps shining, shining through the shadow that darkens us, the vacancy, the disbelief, until we look up and see the light, the light that is vast and uninterrupted.
It is Joan. I see her still.
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the rolls of a lifetime
July 16th, 2011 - 5 Comments
The role of a parent in the life of a child: Patience
The role of a child in the life of a parent: Impatience
The role of a partner in the life of a relationship: Acceptance
The role of a relationship in the life of a partner: Irritation
The role of a teacher in the life of a student: Demonstration
The role of a student in the life of a teacher: Attention
The role of toil, trouble, disappointment and inconvenience: Service
The role of anger: Equanimity
The role of hatred: Love
The role of enemies: Harmony
The role of community: Solitude
The role of light, food, shelter and air: Generosity
The role of the self: None*
*Which means replace the empty roll while you're at it.
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goes well with chocolates
January 19th, 2011 - 3 Comments
Some of the most profound truths come from the simplest minds and mouths.
The movie character Forrest Gump immortalized his mother's homespun wisdom in the line, "Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." The saying is so pervasively repeated and unarguably true that my 11-year-old daughter, although she's never seen the movie, quotes it to me regularly. Surrounded lately by the tasty snack buffets of holiday parties and bowl games, I arrived at my own recipe for sagacious living.
Life is like a five layer been dip. You always get out what you put in.
Everything you do well requires these five ingredients. Together, they deliver irresistible goodness and lasting satisfaction . . .
Taste and share the goodness! Continue reading this recipe for a tasty life and leave your comment at the Huffington Post.
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turning life into love
August 23rd, 2010 - 7 Comments
When I was at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral this spring, I asked the audience what they thought turned the inside of the church into a sanctuary. Was it the concrete walls?
When I was leading walking meditation in the chapel at Seattle's Bastyr University in June, I asked the people with me what turned the ground under their feet into a pathway. Was it the terrazzo tile?
When I was at a yoga studio in suburban Milwaukee last Saturday, I asked the group in front of me to notice the change that occurred in the room from the time we convened at 2 p.m. until the hour we dispersed at 4 p.m. What turned the mildly restless, self-conscious discomfort at the start of our time together into the vast, settled calm at the end? Into a still and quiet ease so deep that no one cared to move? So satisfying that no one rose to leave?
The answer is you. The secret is yours. The power of your own nonjudgmental attention is what transforms space into spaciousness. It turns your wandering into the way. It transforms your life into love.
And now we'll do the same in Boston when we gather for the Mother's Plunge on Saturday, Sept. 18. I'm so pleased that we'll be meeting at the Seaport Academy, a therapeutic day school for adolescents who need extra attention to navigate the perils of growing up. The students will not be there the day we are, but your attention will, and your attention will transform our humble gathering into the spaciousness of infinite potential. Come see for yourself what the power of your love can do. We'll leave some of it behind, and you can take the rest home with you.
And if you're not on the East Coast on Sept. 18, come to the one-day meditation retreat I'm leading in LA on Sept. 12. We'll turn our attention onto a bare white wall and unleash the wild blue yonder. You don't have to believe it; you just have to see it.
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cloudy with a chance
July 27th, 2010 - 11 Comments
On a week when I am at away at a practice retreat, I asked Lindsey Mead of A Design So Vast to write this guest post. She offers her own practice reminder and weather forecast. If you're in Boston, it looks like you'll just have to get wet!
I never understood the saying, Our kids are our teachers. Actually, I'd go further. I rolled my eyes whenever I heard it. I thought it was one of those trite adages like another one that I love to hate, It is what it is.
Then one day last fall, the universe hit me over the head with the truth of that statement. Grace, Whit and I were walking to the playground in Harvard Square. Grace was in the middle of a long-winded story when I glimpsed a friend standing by the gate of the playground. She waved at me and shouted hello. "Hi! So glad to see you!" I responded, waving enthusiastically. When I dropped my hand to recapture Grace's I found that she had crossed her arms angrily across her chest. She'd planted her feet in a classic I am NOT happy stance, stubbornly remaining behind as Whit and I kept walking. I turned back to her. "Gracie, what's up?" She shook her head, screwed up her eyes, and I saw tears rolling down her cheeks. I dropped Whit's hand to hurry back to her, crouching down in front of her.
"Well, sometimes, when you see an adult and you are excited to see them you stop listening to me. Sometimes I feel like you are not paying attention to me. And you always tell me interrupting is wrong. But then…" she hesitated, "then you do it yourself sometimes?" Her voice wavered and I could tell she was not sure if what she was saying would get her in trouble. I wrapped her in a huge hug as I realized the wisdom of her words. I whispered that she was right, that I needed to be more careful, that she was a thousand times right and thank you for reminding me. read more


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Family and friends will never guess that sandwiches this filling and flavorful could be low in fat! Just ask Elizabeth Myers of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, who shares this hefty lunchtime recipe.
- 8 slices rye bread
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced deli turkey
- 1/2 cup sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 4 slices reduced-fat Swiss cheese
- 1/4 cup fat-free Thousand Island salad dressing
- 1. On four slices of bread, layer the turkey, sauerkraut, cheese and salad dressing. Top with remaining bread. Spritz both sides of sandwiches with butter-flavored cooking spray.
- 2. In a large nonstick skillet over medium heat, toast sandwiches on both sides until cheese is melted. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 sandwich equals 310 calories, 8 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 35 mg cholesterol, 1,398 mg sodium, 39 g carbohydrate, 5 g fiber, 22 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 2-1/2 starch, 2 lean meat, 1/2 fat.
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Whats the best way to present "Order Quantity" boxes/dropdowns?
That question is iOS/mobile specific. This is asking about a normal e-commerce site. |
Jun 8 |
answered | Whats the best way to present "Order Quantity" boxes/dropdowns? |
Jun 7 |
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Why should we ask the password twice during registration?
@Roger - Making someone go through a (perhaps multi-step) password recovery process because they accidentally had CAPS LOCK on or mistyped a letter is a horrible User Experience. Additionally, showing passwords is not secure at all and in any eCommerce setting is bad practice. Having the user type passwords twice with good feedback, a la "Passwords Match!" or similar is common, useful and will provide users with the satisfaction of knowing they didn't mistype. |
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Does having different functionality for the same button on different screen cause a usability issue?
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Disney's Beauty and the Beast: Roar of the Beast (Genesis)
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Critic Score
100 point score based on reviews from various critics. 2.5
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Disney's Beauty and the Beast: Roar of the Beast Credits
Other Games
In addition to this game, the following people are listed as working on other games. No more than 25 people are listed here, even if there are more than 25 people who have also worked on other games.
Alison Quirion, 88 other games
Kiharu Yoshida, 44 other games
Akito Takeuchi, 44 other games
Patrick Gilmore, 41 other games
Masato Kawai, 41 other games
Kenji Yoshioka, 35 other games
Kazuko Harman, 32 other games
Al Artus, 32 other games
Anthony Williams, 31 other games
Paul Marshall, 29 other games
David Siller, 29 other games
René Boutin, 27 other games
John Pickford, 27 other games
Dan MacArthur, 27 other games
Michael Webb, 26 other games
Steve Thomas, 26 other games
Karen Shadley, 24 other games
Sam Patel, 23 other games
Dean Lester, 23 other games
Justin Siller, 22 other games
Rita Zimmerer, 21 other games
Masami Maeda, 21 other games
Tad Shimamoto, 21 other games
Lyndon Brooke, 18 other games
Darin Horgan, 17 other games
People who have worked on this game have also collaborated on the creation of the following games:
Disney's Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Quest, a group of 55 people
Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions, a group of 33 people
Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage, a group of 31 people
The Pirates of Dark Water, a group of 30 people
The Death and Return of Superman, a group of 30 people
Daze Before Christmas, a group of 29 people
The Pirates of Dark Water, a group of 29 people
ACME Animation Factory, a group of 29 people
Speedy Gonzales, a group of 29 people
Aero the Acro-Bat, a group of 29 people
Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel, a group of 28 people
Looney Tunes B-Ball, a group of 28 people
Aero the Acro-Bat 2, a group of 28 people
Scooby-Doo Mystery, a group of 22 people
Blaster Master 2, a group of 21 people
Road Runner's Death Valley Rally, a group of 20 people
Daffy Duck, a group of 19 people
Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos, a group of 18 people
Porky Pig's Haunted Holiday, a group of 12 people
Taz-Mania, a group of 11 people
World Heroes, a group of 10 people
Ken Griffey Jr Presents Major League Baseball, a group of 10 people
Looney Tunes, a group of 9 people
Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage, a group of 9 people
The Tick, a group of 8 people
Credits for this game were contributed by Sciere (291379)


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Saltos de línea:
dis|mountPronunciación: /dɪsˈmaʊnt/
Definición de dismount en inglés:
1 [ no object] Get off a horse, bicycle, or anything that one is riding: he rode over and dismounted
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- After reaching the bank, Weatherford dismounted, checked his horse for injuries and rode away, unharmed.
- We cover mounting and dismounting and controlling the horse using the reins.
- I most certainly do not need help dismounting from a horse.
1.1 [ with object] Cause to fall off a horse, bicycle, etc. his escort had dismounted a trooper
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- Cody, too, is dismounted; his horse, having stumbled in a hole, is shown rearing, perhaps owing to the rattle of gunfire.
- Also, so many troops have been dismounted and sent on daily patrols that they had to do something.
- Along the way, as you know, we've had a lot of rain here over those days, a number of the trucks got stuck in quagmires because they were going off road to get there, had to dismount some soldiers.
2 [ with object] Remove (something) from its support: we have to dismount the pump
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- Because the unit sits within the wheel hub, there is no chance of damaging it when mounting or dismounting a tire, a potential problem with wheel-mounted tire pressure monitoring units.
- Mounting and dismounting a bulky snow blade is difficult at best.
- These are small but necessary details required when dismounting these weapons systems.
2.1 Computing Make (a disk or disk drive) unavailable for use: the device should now be dismounted and unloaded
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Chkdsk requires that you reboot your computer so that the hard drive can be dismounted from the operating system.
- For example, you may want to dismount but not delete a disk service before you back it up.
- The operator tried to dismount the unix hard drive with the DISMOUNT command.
Gymnastics Volver al principio A move in which a gymnast jumps off an apparatus or completes a floor exercise: on the uneven bars the women go for ever more complex dismounts
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- He might have been as high as fourth, but on his last move, the dismount from the horizontal bar, he fell and lost half a point.
- She pretty much nailed everything yesterday, including the dismount.
- Gill peeled off on his bail to the dismount and landed heavily on his side.
Mid 16th century: from dis- + mount1, probably on the pattern of Old French desmonter, medieval Latin dismontare.
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Southwick Motocross Preview 2012
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
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Southwick is the sandiest track on the National schedule.
After a three-week break, the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Series returns on August 11th with riders facing-off in Southwick, Massachusetts for the Moto-X 338 National, Round 9 of the 2012 season. The sandy track at Southwick has been cited as a favorite among a number of legends in the sport, including the "GOAT" Ricky Carmichael and "Junk Yard Dog" John Dowd. Carmichael earned nine consecutive wins at the track starting in 1999 and Dowd, who will be 47 years old at the upcoming round, returns every year in order to take points for the season and keep hold of his national number. Expect to see Dowd charging though the sand again this year. It was just a few years ago he nearly won at his home track.
This year's favorite for the 450 title, Red Bull KTM rider
Ryan Dungey
, comes to the round with an 80-point lead over MotoConcepts Suzuki's
Mike Alessi
. The two clashed in a memorable Moto 1 during the previous round at
with Alessi holding the KTM rider to second for the first time in 10 motos. Dungey had a few uncharacteristic moments during where he bobbled just enough to give Alessi the edge, but the privateer rode like a man possessed and earned his first win of the season in the face of intense pressure. Dungey maintained his composure through Moto 2 and took the win by an impressive margin, earning his sixth overall victory of the season. Dungey was third overall at
Southwick in 2011
, going 1-7, and Alessi placed fifth with his 4-6 finish. In 2010, Dungey swept the round in the 450 class.
Mike Alessi and Ryan Dungey battling in front of a captivated crowd at Washougal where Dungey's moto win streak ended.
Apart from Alessi, the only other rider to give Dungey a real challenge out front has been Yoshimura Suzuki's
James Stewart
. He opened the season with his new team and grabbed four consecutive moto wins before crashing in the third round and injuring his wrist. After the accident, Stewart posted mixed results in the few times he attempted to return and missed a number of rounds to rehabilitate the injury. Before the round at
, JS7 announced he would sit out two more rounds and make a return at Southwick. Since his official contract with Yoshimura Suzuki doesn't officially start until the 2013 Supercross season, he opted for more time to recover than to push through the Nationals at less-than-peak performance and risk more serious injury. At 100% Stewart is a definite threat to Dungey's dominance.
Monster Energy Kawasaki's
Jake Weimer
will need to up his pace at Southwick if he hopes to close the points gap between himself and Alessi. Just 23 points behind the Suzuki rider, Weimer has a real chance of contending for second overall but he's struggled at times to keep up with Alessi and Dungey, who regularly distance themselves from the rest of the field. The Kawasaki rider was sixth overall at Southwick in 2011, going 6-5, and currently has six third-place and three second-place finishes to his credit in 2012.
Moving down the points list, those with podium finishes this year becomes a bit more scattered. Fourth overall, L&MC's
Andrew Short
has just two, a second and third, and Monster Pro Circuit Kawasaki's
Broc Tickle
, fifth overall, has three, a third and two seconds. Short has been the more consistent rider of the two, placing outside the top-10 just once in Moto 1 at
. Tickle has two motos in which he failed to score points: Moto 2 at
where he crashed out and Moto 1 at
Thunder Valley
where a mechanical issue took him out of the running. Before and after those two incidents though, the Kawasaki rider has finished regularly inside the top-10.
250s charging for the holeshot at Washougal. Blake Baggett will need a few good starts and no mistakes at Southwick to protect his points lead from Justin Barcia and Eli Tomac.
Muscle Milk Honda's
Justin Brayton
had a disappointing start to the season but was able to pick things up and post results in sight of a podium finish. Things took a turn for the worse at Washougal in Moto 2 where he failed to earn points after exiting the race. He finished fourth overall at Southwick in 2011, taking a podium in Moto 2 in third. Jeff Ward Racing's
Josh Grant
sits behind Brayton overall and will be looking to score his first top-three finish of the year in Massachusetts.
In the 250 class, Pro Circuit Kawasaki's
Blake Baggett
holds a tenuous lead of just 11 points over Geico Honda's
Justin Barcia
. The battles out front have been epic this season with Baggett standing out as a master of the come-from-behind moto win. Barcia and teammate Eli Tomac have both been just as tenacious, each posting a handful wins resulting from a final lap, or final turn, pass.
Barcia earned the overall win at
after going 1-2. Pursued all the while by Tomac, Barcia got the lead after 20 minutes had passed in which Red Bull KTM's Marvin Musquin maintained the front. Tomac followed soon after and the two Honda riders finished with just over one second separating them. Baggett crashed twice during Moto 1 and held to sixth, but bounced back in Moto 2 and brought home the win with a late race pass on Barcia. Of the four 250 riders mentioned above, Baggett finished highest overall at Southwick in 2011, placing fifth. Musquin followed in sixth and Tomac in 19th. Barcia contested the 450 class in 2011 and finished seventh overall, earning the win in Moto 2.
Musquin and teammate Ken Roczen continue to reach for their first moto wins in the class. Roczen has earned a number of second- and third-place finishes, and Musquin got his first podium of the year in Moto 1 at Washougal. Consistently running in the top-10, if not top-five, both riders will be pushing hard for the top step at Southwick. As former World GP champions, the Europeans should have a strong showing on the sandy course.
Wil Hahn
, also of Geico Honda, is sixth in points and Rockstar Energy Racing Suzuki's
Blake Wharton
follows in seventh. Wharton took third in Moto 2 at Freestone, but has since missed the podium in every contest. Hahn has yet to post a podium finish this season.
Southwick is the penultimate round for the Women's class and the race for the points lead is heated between Rockstar Energy Suzuki's Jessica Patterson, Lucas Oil TLD
Tarah Gieger is just two points behind current leader Jessica Patterson. Ashley Fiolek is just 11 off the lead in third.
Honda's Tarah Gieger and Muscle Milk Honda's Ashley Fiolek. Patterson holds the lead, but Gieger is just two points back in second. Fiolek is just 11 short of Patterson's total in third.
Fiolek swept the round at
, keeping in sight of the championship despite missing High Point to recover from an injury. Gieger went 3-2 in the same event and took second overall, both riders bolstered by the fact that Patterson was just three weeks from breaking her wrist. JP$ didn't lag too far behind though, taking second in Moto 1 and eighth in Moto 2 for a fourth place finish overall. The lengthy break coming into Southwick should play to her favor. With just two rounds remaining, the outcome at Southwick will be a huge factor in who will come out of the 2012 season on top.
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450 Motocross - After 8 of 12 Rounds
Ryan Dungey, 383
Mike Alessi, 303
Jake Weimer, 280
Andrew Short, 247
Broc Tickle, 220
Blake Baggett, 355
Justin Barcia, 344
Eli Tomac, 323
Ken Roczen, 305
Marvin Musquin, 256
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