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Phillips ends long Red-letter day in 13th
On bobblehead day, slugger's sac fly wins it; Choo reaches six times
CINCINNATI -- Opposing teams this season have certainly established by now that they won't let Joey Votto beat them by pitching to him.
That's fine by Brandon Phillips, who will gladly beat them instead. Following an intentional walk to Votto in the bottom of the 13th inning, it was Phillips' sacrifice fly that scored Shin-Soo Choo for a 3-2 walk-off win over the Marlins.
"It's a beautiful thing to get the game-winning sac fly on your bobblehead day," Phillips said. "It took long enough. I'm tired as [heck] right now. The game should not have taken that long, but I will take the win."
As the Reds went 1-for-12 with runners in scoring position and stranded a season-high 17 men on base, their most since 2011, there seemed to be enough baseball played for two Phillips bobblehead days in the over four-hour game.
The futility in scoring seemed more astounding for Cincinnati considering that Choo reached safely six times in seven plate appearances with three hits and three walks. Votto reached five times with two RBIs that included a leadoff home run to right field off Wade LeBlanc in the third inning.
"The key is opportunities. We wanted to score long before that," Reds manager Dusty Baker said.
Leading off against Marlins reliever Steve Cishek, Choo began the Reds' 13th with a ground-rule double near the left-field line. Zack Cozart attempted a sacrifice, but fouled a ball off a finger on his hand gripping the bat and he exited. Cesar Izturis replaced Cozart and skied a fly to deep center field that advanced Choo to third base.
"That was a big get-em-over that Izturis had. It was huge," Baker said.
Votto was intentionally walked -- his Major League-leading 25th walk and fourth intentional -- to bring up Phillips.
"It's baseball. Joey is one of the best hitters in this game," Phillips said. "They do what they're supposed to do, and I have to do my job by just coming through."
Phillips sent a 1-2 pitch to center field for the sacrifice fly that ended it.
"Brandon did what he was supposed to do, keep the ball off the ground and get a ball up to hit to the outfield," Baker said.
Reliever Alfredo Simon, the Reds' fifth pitcher used in the game, worked a 1-2-3 top of the 13th inning for the victory. It was a gold-star day for the bullpen in general as Aroldis Chapman had a scoreless ninth, Sam LeCure followed with two scoreless innings and J.J. Hoover had a one-hit 12th before stranding a man on second base.
"We had a couple chances to win that game, and we went for it," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said.
But it was Reds starter Bronson Arroyo that set a great tone with his second-straight eight-inning outing. Arroyo gave up two runs and six hits with one walk and six strikeouts. One of the strikeouts -- to Justin Ruggiano in the second inning -- was No. 1,000 of his career with the Reds.
The crowd of 35,645 fans at Great American Ball Park gave Arroyo a standing ovation when the video board posted that he reached a club milestone. Arroyo briefly acknowledged the fans with an almost-embarrassed wave.
"Stuff like that going on in the middle of a ballgame, I feel like it's a jinx," Arroyo said. "If I would have tipped my hat, stood there and really appreciated the applause, I feel like I would have given up five runs in the inning."
That didn't happen, but Arroyo did give up two runs in the fifth inning before both clubs hunkered down for the long afternoon.
"He gave us everything we needed, because we didn't know we were going to go 13 innings," Baker said. "He saved my bullpen big time. If we had an early exit, I'd be deep, deep, deep in the bullpen right after we just got our bullpen back together."
Both teams' staffs worked overtime as the Marlins faced 58 batters and the Reds faced 48. It only took one guy to finally come through to bring it to a conclusion.
"Brandon got it done," said Cozart, who was 0-for-6. "Those are the kinds of games we need to win -- the one-run games and the ones where it seems like we're out there forever."


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Michael Chu
Joined: 10 May 2005
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:04 am
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re: overnight freezer burn
I'm really surprised that the meat was able to dehydrate that quickly in just one night. Often, a color change in the meat is mistaken for freezer burn, but the color change does not affect texture or taste. Make sure the meat is burned but feeling it's surface texture after it has been thawed (in the refrigerator). If it's dry and coarse, then it is indeed freezer burn. If it's feels like the reast of the steak, then cook yourself a steak!
For jerky - I've never made jerky from freezer burned meat, but it seems like it could be worth a try. If the meat's been properly handled, there should be no safety issues with working with a freezer burned steak. I'm not sure if the burned area will take on the flavors of the marinade effectively, but it sounds like it'll be worth a try.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:04 am
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Re: Overnight freezer burn
It has discolouration, large cracks, and appears dry in its still frozen state. To say it was overnight was a bit of a hyperbole - it was most of the day and one night with no covering whatsoever. But it did get me thinking about my freezer-burn jerky theory.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:04 am
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I'm looking for a thawing machine in the market but couldn't find one.
Thawing meat in the microwave is the worst method I know because some part of the meat might get cooked and the rest are still frozen.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:05 am
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My husband is an electrical engineer and he doesn't cook at all. Unfortunately, it is my fault since I spoil him by taking care of all the meals.
I am going to send him your site and see if he can learn a thing or two and maybe suprise me with a meal.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:05 am
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my question is why is it that you can not re freeze meat thats been half or fully thawed? and can it get you sick/what will result from this
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Michael Chu
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:05 am
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re: freezing thawed meats
Meats that have been thawed or partially thawed in the refrigerator can be refrozen. Meats that have thawed in the sink, microwave, or some other method (not recommended) should not be refrozen. Here's why:
When you thaw meat in the refrigerator, no part of the meat even reaches a temperature above 40°F, the low point of the temperature range where bacteria and microbial reproduction occurs at an appreciable level. This means, freshly thawed meat will have similar levels of microorganisms as the frozen meat - refreezing will result in roughly the same concentration of microbes.
When meat is thawed in another manner, parts of the meat will have reached a temperature above 40°F while other parts are still thawing. By the time the interior has fully thawed, the warmer portions have been conducive to microbial reproduction for quite some time. To refreeze the meat at this point will result in a larger culture of bacteria and microbes being frozen with the meat. When it is thawed again, the bacterial colonies have had a jump start and may reach concentrations high enough to cause us problems if not completely killed. Unfortunately, that usually requires us to hold the meat at a high temperature rendering it unpalatable (imagine cooking a steak to 170°F and holding it there for ten to fifteen minutes - that's going to be one tough piece of meat) to avoid food poisoning. If not careful, unwelcome visits to the bathroom may occur or even in some cases the body will forcibly reject the food. In the elderly or those with weak immune systems, extreme illness or even death may occur from the food poisoning.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:05 am
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Maybe not as important as the potential health issues when re-freezing thawed foods, there is also a food quality issue.
Ice crystals form when food freezes (when anything freezes for that matter). These crystals rupture cells. Repeating the freezing cycle damages more cells, which causes loss of moisture and texture.
Also, much earlier in this thread, someone stated that rapid freezing causes more cell damage than slow freezing. IIRC, Alton Brown demonstrated the opposite in the "Strawwberry Skies" episode of "Good Eats" - the strawberries he froze using dry ice oozed less juice than those frozen conventionally. His explanation was that rapid freezing results in the formation of smaller ice crystals than a slow freeze.
Great website, BTW. I just found this site yesterday and I've already read almost everything here.
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:06 am
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I just returned from the hospital where I was treated for anaphyletic shock and poisoning (simultaneously!) due to scombroid poisoning of fresh salmon.
Neither freezing nor cooking kills this bacterial toxin. One can't see, smell or taste it. I think it is found mostly in warm water fish but more and more it is found in cold water fish like salmon. I think that this might be due to the environmentally friendly new "long-line" fishing (where fishing lines are miles long and it takes days to reel in the fish.) With ocean temperatures up a few degrees, there may be more of an opportunity for bad pathogens to develop?
Scombroid toxin can also form in cheese (especially swiss) and other foods. There's a quickie summary from New Zealand of scombroid poisoning at
Even though it took a 911 call to save my life, I'm not going to stop eating fresh salmon. It's quite rare. I just thought I'd mention it here so people might be reminded to double check the source of their fresh fish.
Wonderful site, by the way. I just stumbled on y'all!
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Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2005 8:07 am
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I have come up with a good solution to the thawing/germs issue. I buy my chicken breast by the family pack, although it is only my husband and me. I cook all of it the first day; than I cut up some, shred some, some of it stays whole. THEN I freeze it. IT is so easy to pull out a bag of precooked chicken breast, throw it in the fridge then when we come home -- it's ready to go!
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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 2:40 pm
Post subject: freezing thawed turkey
had a frozen 10-12lb
given to me at the office and i did not know about it at that time. it was left on the coffee room table by accident over night in a shopping bag.
came into work next morning and turkey was somewhat soft with water on the table. i was told to cook it right away, others said ok to freeze it. i really did not want to cook it, so i re-froze it.
Question: when i thaw this and cook it sometime during xmas, will 4-5 hrs in oven or rottiserie make it ok for me to serve without guests fighting for the bathroom?
thanks for any info
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Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 12:03 am
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re: partially thawed on counter, then refrozen turkey
I think it is okay to assume that cooking the turkey in an oven for 4-5 hours is going to kill all the bad bacteria that we're so concerned about. Unfortunately, it may not be enough to destroy any toxins that a large culture of bacteria may have been producing prior to refreezing. Many toxins won't break down until your turkey has reached a temperture that will make the fowl foul to taste. Whether or not the bacteria has enough time to grow a sizable culture and produce a reasonable quantity of toxins, is a risk that you'll have to decide for yourself if you want to take.
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Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 10:22 am
Post subject: health concerns
Hi everyone!
To my surprise, many of you are concerned about freezing and thawing, but no one comments on the aluminum foil used to cover the meat in Michael´s "recipe". I thought it is common knowledge that even traces of salt and water on aluminum produce toxins without any help of bacteria. Nitrates are known to support the growth of cancer, and aluminum is found in the brains of patients suffering from Alzheimer´s disease (whether that is caused by using dishes with that metal or just a coincidence has not been thoroughly looked at, as far as I know).
I suggest using reusable containers (I know a famous retailer ...). The bacteria can be killed using hot water or your dishwasher, possible stains can be removed with plant oil beforehand. And I found out that your roast does not stay cubic after thawing ...
With best regards from a fish- and meat-loving mechanical engineer,
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Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 5:03 pm
Post subject: Another defrosting method.
Last night ~2 am I put some still sealed tuna steak in a metal mixing bowl of water and placed that in the fridge.
I normally just do it in the fridge for like 2 days. It is done right now ~10 am.
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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 12:13 am
Post subject: bacteria growth in food
There are several factors that contribute in the growth of the bateria. Take note, bacteria is not the sole contributor to food poisoning but the toxins they produce, y'know in comes one way out goes the other.
These are what contrubute to bacteria growth. Take away one of these factors and you don't have to run to the john two hours later.
Temperature - these creatures multiply roughly every 30 minutes between 41 and 140 degree fahrenheit. And millions of them reside in pinhead sized playground. So if you're defrosting food in the sink for hours at a time, you will kill the bacteria after cooking in the correct temperature but the toxins remain.
Oxigen - Now, that is diffcult to control. It's everywhere. So we resort to controlling other factors.
Acidity - The guy who marinade his meat, given that he used ingredients such as vinegar or other acidic agents will still be able to come home at night and eat his meat after hours of brewing and not be sick.
Moisture - That is why beef jerky is safe.
I think I got all of them. Just be sensible about defrosting you meats. Slow defrost bringing it down to the refrigerator for a day or two is the best method. Another tip: Once you start cooking you cannot stop. So defrosting in the microwave is technically cooking so no refreezing. If you're in a bit of a hurry, place the meat in a container where it could "submerge" and have running cold water.
I beleive that eating safe food is most important. You can eat great tasting food AND avoid food poisoning. I beleive you guys should have a series of article about proper food hadling from purchasing, storage, prep, cooking, storage after cooking and reheating[/code]
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Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 7:26 pm
Post subject: Chicken
My wife made some chicken lastnight around 12am, I was in charge of putting it away after it had cooled down. But with my lazy eyes I became tired...and in the morning to her surprise I had left the chicken out all night! at least for 7 hours. Does anyone know if bacteria has formed over night. WOULD IT BE SFE EATING?
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Quickies: K3b Book, GameKube, Micropatch Frenzy, Plastik goes Mobile, Skype API Beta
Germany/France-based publishing house bomots.de announced this month the German book "K3b kompakt - das offizielle Anwenderhandbuch". This book talks about the famous CD and DVD burning application K3b which is part of the Extra Gear collection. ***
The GameCube Linux project reported that they have gotten KDE to run on a GameCube (but with awful colors). ***
We clearly have a micropatch frenzy going on at KDE-Apps.org :-) Some of these submissions are really interesting and even extremely popular. ***
How about getting that cool Plastik look for your SonyEricsson k700i? ***
Skype announced the first beta of their free and non-commercial API. Skype integration with Kopete and Kontact is the perfect excuse to get involved in KDE-PIM development!
what about asterisk
I love skype, dont get me wrong. But it would be cool to support asterisk too. Does asterisk offer such an API? i don't know yet I know it supports open standards, lots of hardware and since recently offers p2p functionality ala skype www.digium.com . So if asterisk offers such an API (or maybe libs as it's opensource) it would better to implement it into kdepim/kopete instead of skype first :)
By Pat at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: what about asterisk
Sorry, looking at this digium webpage, I have *no idea* what to do.
Skype is a download and Just Works. Asterix is incomprehensible.
By ac at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: what about asterisk
Asterisk is actually pretty darn easy to use, but it is a completely different product than Skype. Skype's software just provides a client for making calls to other users and phones. Asterisk on the other hand is a PBX, its purpose is to accept calls from one point and direct them to their destination. I don't know what type of system Skype runs on the backend, but they may very well use asterisk. It took me less than an afternoon to get an asterisk system up and running and receiving calls, going from scratch with no previous asterisk experience. It does look fairly complex from the outside because of the flexibility it offers, but the handbook they have under the support section is a great start to understanding it.
Both are great programs, but they really aren't comparable. They accomplish completely different tasks. The only is that they both involve phones, there doesn't even need to be any Voice over IP involved in the system.
By greg at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Skype in Kopete and Kontact?
Quote from http://www.skype.com/community/devzone/doc.html
"Skype API is initially only available for and supported on Microsoft Windows."
Seems like we need to wait (a little bit) longer.
By LB at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype in Kopete and Kontact?
Skype is going to be providing a public API in their Linux client too, based on DBUS.
By Jason Keirstead at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Skype, your casual undocumented secret protocol
Yes, perfect excuse to help a service (Skype) which's firmly against releasing it's source or even protocol -- to dominate the market!
You know, "free software" isn't some freaky politic issue. It's reality! Having chat apps with undocumented protocols is something we, as Linux desktop users, got hurt from far too often in the past.
By Toastie at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
Indeed. What's wrong with SIP/Speex?
By Robert at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
Well, when I tried to implement SIP, it failed to work through firewalls.
Then I downloaded skype, and it worked in 10 minutes.
So, I guess what's wrong with SIP is that it's pretty damn hard to make it work in the real world.
By anon at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
> Well, when I tried to implement SIP, it failed to work through firewalls.
It works now. Solution is not nice, but works. AFAIK skype uses SIP as well; it's even able to tunnel it over http.
By jmk at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
they don't use SIP, they use their own proprietary stuff
By Pat at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
We don't need Skype..
By Federico Núñez at Tue, 2004/11/16 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
people don't want another protocol, they want a "application". something that works for them. sure... I don't like the skype lockin as much as the next guy, but skype "just works". you install it and you get what was promised, a easy to use program. you can search for friends, have a contact list, good quality sound, it can make calls to local phones, it's dead easy, and it's cross-platform. protocols are worth nothing by themselves, you need a decent easy to use program.
By Mark Hannessen at Tue, 2004/11/16 - 6:00am
Re: Skype, your casual undocumented secret protoco
Skype DO use a derivative of SIP, but it's of course incompatibly with standard SIP.
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By am at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Jabber!
that looks cool
By Pat at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Jabber!
cool sounds like an understatement to me, since jabber also provides the ability for msn, icq, yahoo plugins, it might be a total killer feature. webcam and voice support has become something that people expect of a messenger today, many people feel the need to see there boy/girlfriend online while chatting every now and then and keep a windows install or pc around just for that... or even switch back to windows. webcam and voice support is a dire need.
By Mark Hannessen at Tue, 2004/11/16 - 6:00am
Whats with the fuss?
No one is saying "Kontact / Kopete is only going to supprot Skype, period". Kontact and kopete already support many many proprietary protocols - MSN, AOL, Yahoo, Exchange. One more is not going to kill off the free software movement.
And you rant about interoperability - what about interoperability with the 30 million existing Skype clients out there?
IMO Skype should be given kudos for opening its API and *encouraging* developers to provide interoperability - it is far more than any of the other commercial IMs have done.Just adding support for Skype is not endoring Skype over SIP/Jabber (although Skype's voice quality is, in fact, far superiour to any SIP codec I have used at the same bitrate, and it works seemlessly behind my firewall, something SIP has yet to achieve).
Adding support for Skype is not going to hurt anyone, and will help many who like it.
By Jason Keirstead at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Whats with the fuss?
Just to clear something up, there is no such thing as a SIP codec. SIP provides a means for a caller to advertise the codecs that the softphone/hardphone supports. A phone could support one or a dozen. The callee's software picks whatever codec that they have in common based on it's own priority settings.
I was doing research on a USB SIP phone that is offered in H323, SIP, and Skype versions and it turns out that the Skype phone uses the ILBC codec. This also happens to be one of the codecs available on Kphone.
As far as NAT traversal goes, I guess that Skype uses a proxy ( SIP server ) similar to what Free World Dialup uses. It is simple to set up your phone.
SIP was designed to be extendable. SIP phones should ignore extensions they do not understand ( not crash ). Perhaps some feature would not work. To some extent a SIP phone could be propriatary.
By Rob Dyck at Sat, 2004/11/13 - 6:00am
nice job fab!
i enjoyed those kde app quickies a lot.
By acdc at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: nice job fab!
and to add to that the new Konqueror sidebar looks incredible
By acdc at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: nice job fab!
Hmm, I don't like it, for screen space reasons.
If you have more than three "tabs" in your sidebar, all the other tabs having their big title thing always sticking out will start to take up significant space; having 12 tabs on a small screen would probably leave very little space for the content. Also, I haven't seen any screenshots of what it looks like with all tabs closed, but I assume that it continues to stick out and take up a lot of horizontal space, as opposed to the current behaviour which whisks into a tiny button bar.
That said, great work, you can't choose the best method if other methods aren't proposed.
By kundor at Wed, 2004/11/24 - 6:00am
Patch frenzy
Why is this patch frenzy going on ? could it be possible that the core developers dont want popular changes going into the main code (see system try discussion on kde-devel)
If you look at the populatrity of some of the "Kde improvements" which are mostly over 90% i think everyone wants these features.
what are the problems with these patches ? bad code ? bad design ? not useful ? no discussion ?
By chris at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
"could it be possible that the core developers dont want popular changes going into the main code"
Isn't that kinda harsh (and loaded) considering the number of patches that _are_ put in?
From listening to a recent kde-devel discussion, it seems some people want to get it finished and polished before it goes into the main tree.
By JohnFlux at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
at least one of the hackers that issued a patchset just wasnt involved in KDE, and was not aware it was so easy to get involved (he was asked to send a mail to kde-devel, where one of the first questions was: do you want cvs-access so you can commit it yourself?).
so its definately not that its hard to get involved in KDE, not at all. just someone didnt know...
and for other patches, well, there is some discussion going on if these patches are really better and not just different... and another hacker, afaik, is just not involved in KDE (yet) and started to write this. now he's being asked to get CVS, too.
By superstoned at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
Well, I think kde-apps is great for "testing" new ideas, not force them into kde. A patch needs to be tested and reviewed before its gonna be a part of kde. And its not true that no patch at all makes it in kde. Some parts of Andrunko "Improving KDE" patches are already in KDE, like the "Sidebar saved with the profile".
Other bigger patches like the new sidebar look are harder to get in, because its a radical change to the look and feel of KDE, and im not sure if its a better implementation even if i came up with the idea; im not sure i could even prove its a better scheme for the sidebar.
In fact, this "micro-patches frenzy" is a wonderful thing, its full of original ideas, that anybody can try (and im sure some kde devs try them too).
Dont fear, if the idea is great, its will make it into KDE for sure.
By PaT at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
> see system try discussion on kde-devel
erm, what about the system tray discussion on kde-devel, exactly?
By Aaron J. Seigo at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
i just wanted to point out that this is the discussion for one of the patches to be included.
btw. i like your work on cleaning up the kicker classes - that is really important work, a clean code and proper classes are the most important things that features get done right.
but i like systray icon hiding :>>>
By chris at Sat, 2004/11/13 - 6:00am
Re: Patch frenzy
yes, a number of people like the systray icon hiding, and the manual hide feature is one that is in demand and probably very useful to a number of people. it will probably end up in 3.4 but the code must be of release quality so that when it lands on your desktop it works properly and doesn't make it harder to add other features or fix other bugs.
those who read the threads on kde-devel will likely already know that this is exactly where we're at. there is no adversity to popular features, just bad features or poorly written features. icon hiding is not a bad feature (which is they the wish had been confirmed some time ago, actually =) we're just working on a proper implementation.
it's a tough ballance to maintain between featureful software and something that's not going to disappoint due to a lack of stability or polish, but that's the goal with kicker these days.
By Aaron J. Seigo at Sat, 2004/11/13 - 6:00am
Maybe a similar plattform is needed for document templates.
By gerd at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: kde-apps
i would like to see that the websites kde-look and kde-apps provide webservices and integrate with kde applications.
how about a extra button where your computer connects to kde-look to get more themes an buttons and wallpapers.
or if its integrated with kde-apps you could perhaps download and install rpms/ebuilds or rpms.
what do you think of that ?
like integration of windowsupdate.com with windows.
By chris at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Re: kde-apps
This feature is still waiting to happen. KDE features KHotNewStuff, which is a client-side infrastructure to look for new application-specific content on a website. It just needs work. Are you volunteering? :)
By Daniel Molkentin at Fri, 2004/11/12 - 6:00am
Skype and Kontact/Kopete
I am very excited about the integration of Skype and Kopete. Skype is the only solution that I have found that allows me to do true multi-platform IM and voice calls without any work.
Being able to call a contact and storing his skype information in Kontact would be absolutely awesome.
I would also love for Skype to be free software, but Skype is one of the first companies that treats Linux users with respect by providing timely updates to their Linux version. The fact that they have taken the care to develop a product that works well across a range of distributions is to be applauded as well. To all the naysayers who are screaming for a free software app, go and code it. When it works as well as Skype does out of the box, or at least when you have a decent 0.5 version, I'll be happy to send you a few bucks to continue working on it.
Free software is our destination, but we must walk across bridges to get there. Skype has allowed me to bring new people to Linux, thereby increasing the critical mass that Linux already enjoys.
Peace to everyone.
By Anonymous at Mon, 2004/11/15 - 6:00am
K3B can't copy Mode2 XA Cdroms :(
A wonderful application like k3b can't copy Mode2XA cdrom, and there are alot of them.
Example of a Mode2XA cdrom is a normal VCD (Video CD). So K3b is very unhelpful for VCD duplications...
please support VCD copying... I am still stuck with nero :(
Thanks for a wonderful application.
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Procedure - Chorionic Villus Sampling
Chorionic villi are microscopic projections that line the chorion, the outermost layer of the embryonic sac. Surgeons sample these projections for genetic testing because they contain the same genetic material as a fetus.
If you are at risk for delivering a baby with genetic abnormalities, your health-care provider may recommend this prenatal test, which is performed at 10 to 12 weeks gestation to find out a fetus' genetic makeup.
Procedure - Chorionic Villus Sampling
To take a chorionic villus sample, your surgeon either enters the uterus through the cervix (transcervical procedure) or through the abdomen (transabdominal procedure). The fetus' position in the uterus determines which procedure the surgeon uses.
Procedure - Chorionic Villus Sampling
If your surgeon uses a transcervical procedure, he opens your vagina with a speculum and eases a thin catheter through it and your cervix.
Your surgeon then moves the catheter to the chorionic villi with the guidance of an ultrasound. He checks the fetus' position on the ultrasound screen so he can maneuver the catheter within the uterus without harming the fetus.
Procedure - Chorionic Villus Sampling
If your surgeon uses the transabdominal procedure, it will be very similar to amniocentesis. He inserts a needle through your abdomen and uterus to the chorionic villi. As with the transcervical procedure, your surgeon uses ultrasound to determine the fetus' position to help guide the needle safely to the chorionic villi.
Procedure - Chorionic Villus Sampling
Once the catheter or needle reaches the chorionic villi, your surgeon withdraws a small sample and carefully removes it from the uterus.
You should receive Rh immune globulin (RHIG) at the time of CVS if you are an Rh-negative unsensitized patient.
The sample is sent to a laboratory. How the lab technicians handle the sample depends on the genetic abnormalities they are looking for and the type of technology they use. They will extract chromosomes from the sample's cells to find out if your fetus is carrying any genetic abnormalities.
In most cases, your health-care provider will have your test results back within two weeks. The results can help you and your partner decide whether to carry the pregnancy to term, or how to prepare for the baby you will deliver.


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Yum, yum and more YUM!! The first time I had Dagoba Chocolate was last Spring when we went to Atlanta to visit my sister & her family for Spring Break/Easter/Noah's Baptism. Kelly (my sister), had her in-laws staying with them as well for Noah's Baptism. Nancy, Kelly's MIL, was kind enough to bring Jon & I some wonderful gluten-free treats. Among the treats were Pamela's Brownies, Jennie's Macaroons & a Dagoba chocolate bar. I remember my first bite of that chocolate bar and it was pure heaven. I believe that it was the "milk chocolate" one.
I was in Whole Foods the other day looking for carob powder and I ran across the Dagoba chocolate shelves. Not only were there more than a dozen varieties to choose from, but they were on SALE! Darn sales! Who passes up chocolate on sale? Not me! LOL! So, I bought myself a "New Moon" 74% Cacao Dark Chocolate Dagoba bar. OH.MY.GOD. Have I really gone all these years without having good chocolate? What was I thinking? Not that I don't enjoy a good Hershey bar or Special Dark, but now I found out what I have been missing. An added bonus….according to Dagoba's FAQ they don't handle any products made with gluten, making cross contamination virtually impossible!
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Arrest of NorthCoast Scientists Rivals Lynx Hoax
By Don Amador
The Recreation HQ believes the recent arrest of Ron LeValley and other associates of Mad River Biologists for embezzlement of over $900,000 dollars will call into question all of the closure-oriented land-use projects this group has been involved with since 1982.
Times Standard Article on Arrest of Northcoast Biologists
North Coast Biologists Stunned by Arrest
North Coast/IndyBay Article on LeValley as MLPA Science Team Member
Affidavit for LeValley and Others
According to Dennis Mayo, founder of Open Beaches and Trails, Mad River Biologists have been at the center of most recreation-based public land closures in Humboldt and Del Norte Counties for the last 10-15 years. At Clam Beach, I tried to warn county and state park officials that this biology firm was using politically motivated science that actually was harming the Snowy Plover by insisting on vehicle and equestrian bans instead of focusing on predator controls.
In another article, it appears that LeValley was involved in a 2009 cover-up regarding the killing of a Blue Whale off the Northcoast of California.
Article on LeValleys Blue Whale Cover-up
HQ believes this story is much larger then the Lynx Hoax that hit a few years ago.
BRC Article on Lynx Hoax
HQ believes the arrest of LeValley and others will call into question the scientific credibility of all research projects and other efforts that LeValley and Mad River Biologists have been involved with since 1982. Those projects and agencies include the Northern Spotted Owl, BLM, FS, California State Parks, California Resources Agency, Pacific Flyway, Plover-related beach closures to vehicles and other public uses, and implementation of the Marine Life Protection Act on the Northcoast.
Many of you will remember back in 2010 when HQ warned readers that the proposed state park vehicle tax would actually be used to fund politically motivated land and sea closure programs such as the MLPA and its parent organization.
HQ Overview of MPLA Funding via the State Park Vehicle Tax (LeValley is on MLPA science team)
This issue also exposes the soft and corrupt (and lucrative) underbelly of the unholy alliance that exists between some environmental groups, scientists, academia, and government agencies.
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Documents: Man shocked, kicked repeatedly by cops before death
Lawsuit filed in Taser death outside Mason gas station
An unarmed, mentally ill Ohio man who died during a confrontation with police was shocked with a Taser stun gun seven times, kicked and repeatedly hit with a baton, all mostly after he had fallen face-first onto cement and stopped moving, according to newly released court documents obtained by The Associated Press.
Police in Mason previously said only that 39-year-old Doug Boucher died after he was shocked by a Taser, but hadn't revealed how many times or many other details surrounding the Dec. 13, 2009, incident, including the fact that an unresponsive Boucher was lying face-down on the ground for five of the seven stuns he received.
Now lawyers for Boucher's parents and the police department are preparing to square off in federal court in Cincinnati on Jan. 10. The department is pushing for the case to be dropped; Boucher's parents want their lawsuit against them alleging excessive force and unreasonable seizure to move forward to a jury trial set for February.
Hundreds of pages of newly filed court documents in the case reviewed by The Associated Press reveal the moments leading up to Boucher's sudden death.
Officers Daniel Fry and Sean McCormick were at a Mason convenience store the night of Dec. 13, 2009, when the petite, 19-year-old clerk told them that a customer – a 6-foot-tall, 300-pound Boucher – had just made a lewd comment to her, had made the same comment to her earlier that day, and wanted him to leave, according to the officers' version of events.
When officers approached Boucher, a musician who had untreated bipolar disorder, they testified that Boucher repeatedly apologized and became nervous before they ordered him outside. When Boucher tried to get in his car to leave, McCormick said that he approached him from behind and put a hand on his shoulder.
Boucher then "spins around pretty quickly, and he clenches his fists and he just screams at me," to leave him alone, McCormick said.
That's when McCormick pulled his Taser and ordered Fry to handcuff Boucher.
Fry said he got the cuffs on his left wrist before Boucher spun around and punched the officer in the head twice. A wrestling match ensued before McCormick yelled for Fry to move and shocked Boucher in the chest with the Taser, causing him to fall to his knees.
The officers say Boucher then spotted the clerk outside, got up and ran toward her while yelling.
That's when Fry pulled his Taser, zapping Boucher in the back and causing him to fall hard, face-first into the pavement, landing with his hands underneath him and out of the officers' view.
Although Boucher wasn't moving, McCormick testified that he kicked him and hit him with his baton, and ordered Fry to stun him twice more with the Taser. Although Fry testified that he only remembers stunning Boucher three times, information downloaded from the device showed he used the Taser on him six times in all, five times after he had stopped moving.
A third officer, Bradley Walker, testified that he when he arrived at the scene, he saw McCormick hit a motionless Boucher with the baton about five times and saw Fry use the Taser on him once.
Walker moved in to handcuff Boucher when McCormick stopped him and told him to point his gun at him instead, he said.
"He looked at me and he said, 'We might have to shoot this guy,'" Walker said. "So I took that as he was posing a serious threat."
Soon after, the officers pulled Boucher's arms out to his sides, handcuffed him twice, patted him down and turned him over, only to find that he wasn't breathing and his face was covered in blood. Boucher was dead minutes later despite attempts to revive him.
Butler County Deputy Coroner James Swinehart found that Boucher did not have alcohol or drugs in his system and died from the fall, although he said he couldn't rule out that the seven Taser stuns were a factor.
At their recent depositions, both Fry and McCormick defended their actions, saying their use of force was appropriate, given that they couldn't see Boucher's hands, that he had punched one of them and was running toward the clerk.
"This is bang, bang, bang. We were just trying to quickly de-escalate this combative suspect and put him in handcuffs," McCormick said. "There was just no way I was going to get close, to have another officer get assaulted ... Too much had happened for me to in there and grab hold of him."
Neither officer was disciplined, and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation cleared both of wrongdoing.
Jennifer Branch, the Boucher family's attorney, argues that the situation never should have happened, that Boucher should have been allowed to get in his car and leave because making a lewd comment is not a criminal offense. But even after the alleged assault on Fry, Branch argues that the use of force was inappropriate.
"You cannot kick someone, tase them five times, and beat them with a baton if they're passive," she said. "At the moment that Doug was on the ground, not moving, not hitting, not kicking, not threatening, not running, not screaming – just failing to pull his hands out to be cuffed – the officers have a duty to look at the situation and say, 'Huh, maybe I shouldn't be using force here.'"
Boucher's parents, who live in Marion, Ind. – where Boucher lived until he was about 30 – are seeking unspecified damages. Boucher, who was divorced, also is survived by a daughter.


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Let's cozy up with a bowl of warm, creamy butternut squash soup. Butternut squash and cool weather go together like they were made for each other?which, really, they were.
I was so happy to find butternut in stock again, and knew exactly what I'd make with it. My favorite butternut squash soup is ultra creamy and full of complex roasted butternut squash flavor.
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Willie Nelson Statue to Be Unveiled in Austin
On April 20, a bronze sculpture of Willie Nelson will be unveiled in Austin, Texas at 4:20PM. If you know anything about Nelson's, um, recreational choices, the date and time choice won't even make you raise an eyebrow. In fact, it's an all-out nod to Nelson's reputation as a major stoner.
The statue, created by sculptor Clete Shields, stands at a whopping 8 feet and weights in at just about one ton -- clearly larger than life-size.
"Creating a sculpture of such an icon while he is still living presents its challenges," Shields said in a statement. "For many, the Willie they connect with is the Outlaw Willie of the Seventies, or the influential advocate for Farm Aid in the Eighties, while others -- especially a younger generation -- grew fond of him during his more mature years. The sculpture needed to appeal to a broad audience and conjure up the fond memories of so many different people."
As luck would have it, the American icon will be at Austin City Limits Live at the Moody Theatre as part of the We Walk the Line show celebrating Johnny Cash's 80th birthday at the time of the statue's unveiling. He plans to be there when his bronze doppelganger is unveiled.


text: Thursday, October 18, 2012 New in the Literature: Early Use of Thrust Manipulation (Man Ther. 2012 October 2. [Epub ahead of print]) Results of a study that investigated the comparative effectiveness of early use of thrust manipulation (TM) and nonthrust manipulation (NTM) in patients with mechanical low back pain (LBP) suggest that there is no difference between early use of TM or NTM, and, secondarily, that personal equipoise affects study outcome. Intra-group changes were significant for both groups, say authors and APTA members Chad Cook, PT, PhD, MBA, FAAOMPT, Kenneth Learman, PT, PhD, OCS, COMT, Christopher Showalter, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT, Vincent Kabbaz, PT, and Bryan O'Halloran, PT, OCS, SCS. For this trial, patients aged 18 and older with mechanically reproducible LBP were randomized into 2 treatment groups. The main outcome measures were the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) and a Numeric Pain Rating Scale, with secondary measures of rate of recovery, total visits and days in care, and the work subscale of the Fears Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire work subscale. A total of 149 subjects completed the trial and received care over an average of 35 days. There were no significant differences between TM and NTM at the second visit follow-up or at discharge with any of the outcomes categories. Personal equipoise was significantly associated with ODI and pain.


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Tigers Run-Rule Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 8-0; Claims Title
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two four-run innings solidify the championship for Tennessee State in the 2014 Tiger Invitational. TSU exploded in the fourth and fifth innings to claim a five-inning, 8-0 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff and capped a perfect 5-0 record during the three-day event.
With the win, TSU improves to 12-15 on the season and records the fourth five-game win streak in program history, matching a streak in 2004. It is the first of its kind since the start of the 2009 season when the Tigers opened 9-0. In 2006, the Tigers won six in a row.
TSU is now 8-2 over the last 10 games.
Eight Tigers collected a hit on Sunday, led by Tayler Shimizu and Courtney Gearlds who each finished 2-for-2. Shimizu scored twice, drove in three and recorded her first extra base hit of her career with a double in the fourth. Gearlds scored once and plated two runs on the day.
The duo was named to the all-tournament team.
Shimizu drove in the first two runs of the game in the fourth inning as she hit the Tigers' third double in a row as she chased home Rebekka Gross and Kiarra Freeman. Gearlds followed by reaching base when she was hit by a pitch for the 11th time this season. Liz Stansberry reached base on an errant throw on a sacrifice bunt to load the bases for Lindsey Burgess. The sophomore, who batted .500 over the course of the invitational, singled up the middle to bring home Shimizu and Gearlds to give TSU a 4-0 lead.
That would be all Shea Morris (7-6) would need as she picked up her first shutout of the year. The junior threw a one-hitter, while striking out seven Golden Lions.
The Tigers would make the Morris performance stand by scoring four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to close out the game. TSU loaded the bases as Jayna Hanawahine was hit by a pitch and Gross and Freeman were issued walks. Shimizu plated Hanawahine on a single deep into the hole at shortstop. The Tigers tacked on two more as Gearlds singled up the middle to score Gross and Freeman. The game ended as Shimizu scored off a Burgess grounder.
Morris was named to the all-tournament team as she appeared in all five games and finished 2-0 with three saves. The Lawrenceburg native did not allow a run and yielded just four hits in 12.2 innings of work. Morris struck out 22 batters and was a part of three shutouts.
Burgess was named the Invitational MVP picking up eight hits in 16 at bats with two doubles and a home run. Burgess scored five times and drove in seven.
The Tigers will travel to face #17 Georgia before returning home to begin Ohio Valley Conference play. The matchup with the Bulldogs can be heard on tsutigers.com.
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MVP: Lindsey Burgess - Tennessee State
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October 17, 2013
University of the Pacific has received an estimated $125 million from the estate of the late Robert and Jeannette Powell, the largest gift in the university's 162-year history and among the biggest single bequests to any institution of higher education in the United States.
With their gift, the Sacramento-area couple, who had no children and did not graduate from college themselves, will endow scholarships to help generations of students attend Pacific.
The gift also will create endowments for academic programs at Pacific, including endowed professorships and chairs; support the Powell Scholars Program, a prestigious honors program at the university established by the Powells; and provide ongoing financial support for Pacific's permanent art collection, including works newly donated from the Powells' estate.
"This gift means the world to Pacific, and Pacific students are poised to make a difference in the world," said university President Pamela A. Eibeck. "Bob and Jeannette's transformative gift will help us continue to advance in excellence and accessibility as we fulfill our mission of educating the whole student — intellect, character and spirit — and of going beyond our gates to enhance our communities. The university's future success will honor their memory."
The son of a small business owner, Mr. Powell became a visionary developer and entrepreneur after serving in the Air National Guard and the U.S. Army. His landmark projects, including the Gold River, Campus Commons and Selby Ranch communities and Pavilions shopping center, transformed Sacramento. Mr. Powell died in 2007 at age 76, six months after he and his wife announced their plan to make the bequest to Pacific.
Mrs. Powell, a professional interior designer, worked on projects built by her husband and became an influential patron of the arts. With her husband, she was a generous supporter of the Sacramento Ballet, Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra, Crocker Art Museum and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Her many contributions to Pacific all centered on students, whom she urged to find and follow their passions. Mrs. Powell died in December at age 80.
For more than 20 years, the Powells, who had homes in Gold River and San Francisco, made important contributions to Pacific. Last year, Pacific awarded its highest honor, The Order of Pacific, posthumously to both Mr. and Mrs. Powell. The honor is awarded to express the university's esteem and appreciation for individuals who have given distinguished service and made outstanding contributions to the university over a significant number of years. The Powells also were inducted as inaugural members of Pacific's 1851 Society, which recognizes donors who have contributed $1 million or more to the university. Pacific honored Mr. Powell with an honorary law degree in 1996.
In addition to their generous financial gifts, the Powells gave generously of their time. Mr. Powell served as a regent from 1989 to 1993 and was a board member emeritus when he died. Mrs. Powell served on the board from 1999 until her death. In 2000, the Powells gave $1.5 million to the university to name the Jeannette Powell Art Center, and in 2008 they endowed the Powell Scholars Program.
The Powells made the decision to leave their estate gift to Pacific in 2007. Originally announced as a $100 million bequest, it has grown in value in the years since. Today, the gift immediately boosts Pacific's endowment by more than 50 percent — to $337 million — a stunning leap.
"A single gift of this magnitude would be significant to any institution, but for a small private university with a modest endowment, it is truly transformational," said Kristen Soares, president of the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities. "This gift ensures that Pacific will build on its rich history and contributions to California for generations to come, and secures its legacy of leadership among California institutions of higher education."
University of the Pacific, first established as California Wesleyan University, is the state's oldest chartered institution of higher education. It was the state's first private college to open its doors to women, and in 1848 graduated the first co-educational class on the West Coast. Its Conservatory of Music is the oldest in the West. In 1924, its move from San Jose to Stockton made it the only four-year private university serving the Central Valley. Today, Pacific has grown to include the McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento and the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco.
A university's endowment is a collection of individual endowment funds received from benefactors and invested in perpetuity, generating revenue that allows a university to provide a level of excellence that would not be possible from tuition dollars alone. A strong endowment allows an institution to pursue critical initiatives and attract and retain top students and faculty, while providing stability for the future.
The Powell bequest will be invested in endowments as follows:
Also included in the bequest are works of art from the Powells' personal collection, valued at more than $400,000.
John P. Donovan, trustee of the Powell Family Trust, said that the Powells would be gratified to see how their estate gift — and its power to impact the university now and for generations ahead — has grown since they first announced their bequest.
"Pacific embodies every value that the Powells held dear," Donovan said. "They would be especially delighted to know that the university plans to use $60 million from their estate gift to inspire matching funds that will help even more deserving students earn an education at Pacific, and $25 million to inspire new endowments that will enhance academics."
Civic leaders say that the $125 million gift will be transformational for the region as well as the university. One third of Pacific's student body hails from the greater Stockton region (San Joaquin, Sacramento, Stanislaus and Calaveras counties).
"University of the Pacific's economic and cultural impact on Stockton and the San Joaquin Valley is profound," said Kathleen Lagorio Janssen, chair of the Board of Regents and one of the region's most prominent business leaders. "Pacific has always been an important employer and a vital intellectual center for the community. Bob and Jeannette's gift is an investment not just in Pacific, but in our region."
The gift will fund scholarships and academic programs across the university, including the seven schools in Stockton, McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento and Pacific's Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco. All Pacific's campuses provide extensive outreach to underserved populations in their communities, while offering exceptional training for legal and healthcare professionals.
Gifts of this size are rare in higher education. According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy's "America's Top Donors" database, only 15 other private colleges and universities in the United States have received gifts of $125 million or more since 2005, the earliest year for which the database provides gift information. Three of the institutions were in California: Stanford University, University of Southern California and Claremont McKenna College.
Established in 1851 as the first university in California, University of the Pacific prepares students for professional and personal success through rigorous academics, small classes, and a supportive and engaging culture. Widely recognized as one of the most beautiful private university campuses in the West, the Stockton campus offers more than 80 undergraduate majors in arts and sciences, music, business, education and engineering, computer science, pharmacy and health sciences. Graduate programs offer advanced degrees across the disciplines. The university's distinctive Northern California footprint also includes the acclaimed Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco and the McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento. For more information, visit www.pacific.edu.
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"Party Down" is a perfect example of a show being the victim of its own success, as the actors showcased on the series were picked off one by one for bigger projects. But the gang is getting back together for a proper send-off.
"John Enbom is writing it right now, I'm excited about that," Megan Mullally told the Television Critics Association this weekend. Mullally starred on the show's second and final season, stepping in when Jane Lynch landed her role on "Glee."
The show followed a team of struggling actors working at a Los Angeles catering company, and was created by Enbom, Rob Thomas, Dan Etheridge and Paul Rudd, and starred Adam Scott ("Parks & Recreation"), Ken Marino, Mullally, Ryan Hansen, Martin Starr and Lizzy Caplan.
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Thanksgiving began in the fall of 1621, as a celebration of survival. There was a harvest, and there had been blessings. The newcomers to the New World had clung to their dearly bought foothold.
Plymouth governor William Bradford invited neighboring Indians, who faced survival issues themselves, to join the Pilgrims for a three-day festival. They played and feasted, and lobbied and politicked, delighted and grateful for the bounty their small community enjoyed, perched at the edge of a vast, unknown continent, an insular outpost thousands of ocean miles from home.
In England, the Puritans were not the big deal they are to us. Associated with Cromwell, they had a moment, but that was all. "In England," the late Jacques Barzun explains, "[the Puritan] wore pointed hats, spoke through his nose, sported names like Praisegod Barebones, and after killing the king ruled a country deprived of gaiety … [in the United States] the Puritan settlers, condemned for their ethos, are nevertheless admired as the Pilgrim Fathers — and credited with much that they did not do."
By the end of the 19th century, Thanksgiving Day had become an institution throughout New England. President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it a national holiday in 1863.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, writing after Lincoln established the holiday, called it "our honest Puritan festival." How can he have missed the way those last two words clashed? He said Thanksgiving was "spreading, not as formerly, as a kind of opposition Christmas, but as a welcome prelude and adjunct, a brief interval of good cheer and social rejoicing, heralding the longer season of feasting and rest from labor in the month that follows." I suppose he means it's like the pre-Christmas sale days that are part of modern mall life.
But on that autumn day in 1621, the Pilgrims found their pewter tankards half full of blessings from their dangerous but promising first year in the new place. Their guests, uneasy but curious, watched for clues concerning what all this might mean for their future. For all who sat together at the Thanksgiving table, there was uncertainty, but there was good news also.
And, what about us? Like those early celebrants, our small band has been sadly diminished, as it is each year. We have counted untimely losses of the dearest family, friends, and neighbors, and damaged lives, and gravely wounded families. The news has not been always so good.
With our Western, democratic culture under assault and our sons and daughters under arms half a world away, we contend viciously with one another too often at home, and wound ourselves as we do. Perhaps it's a struggle saying thanks this year.
But, it is enough this time to say that our Island home is beautiful. That we are fiercely protective of it. That our community is mostly neighborly. And often generous. That we are granted do-overs. That few decisions are final. That we acknowledge our great obligation of deference and respect for those who fight for us, and for their leaders. And, bewildering as the year has been, there is nevertheless always a clear reason and a priceless reward for giving thanks.


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string_to_decimal, file_to_decimal, func_to_decimal - parse characters into decimal record
#include <floatingpoint.h> void string_to_decimal(char **pc, int nmax, int fortran_conventions, decimal_record *pd, enum decimal_string_form *pform, char **pechar); void func_to_decimal(char **pc, int nmax, int fortran_conventions, decimal_record *pd, enum decimal_string_form *pform, char **pechar, int (*pget)(void), int *pnread, int (*punget)(int c)); #include <stdio.h> void file_to_decimal(char **pc, int nmax, int fortran_conventions, decimal_record *pd, enum decimal_string_form *pform, char **pechar, FILE *pf, int *pnread);
The char_to_decimal functions parse a numeric token from at most nmax characters in a string **pc or file *pf or func- tion (*pget)() into a decimal record *pd, classifying the form of the string in *pform and *pechar. The accepted syn- tax is intended to be sufficiently flexible to accommodate many languages: whitespace value or whitespace sign value,where whitespace is any number of characters defined by isspace in <ctype.h>, sign is either of [+-], and value can be number, nan, or inf. inf can be INF (inf_form) or INFINITY (infinity_form) without regard to case. nan can be NAN (nan_form) or NAN(nstring) (nanstring_form) without regard to case; nstring is any string of characters not con- taining ')' or NULL; nstring is copied to pd->ds and, currently, not used subsequently. number consists of signi- ficand or significand efield where significand must contain one or more digits and may contain one point; possible forms are digits (int_form) digits. (intdot_form) .digits (dotfrac_form) digits.digits (intdotfrac_form) efield consists of echar digits or echar sign digits,.where echar is one of [Ee], and digits contains one or more digits. When fortran_conventions is nonzero, additional input forms are accepted according to various Fortran conventions: 0 no Fortran conventions 1 Fortran list-directed input conventions 2 Fortran formatted input conventions, ignore blanks (BN) 3 Fortran formatted input conventions, blanks are zeros (BZ) When fortran_conventions is nonzero, echar may also be one of [DdQq], and efield may also have the form sign digits. When fortran_conventions>= 2, blanks may appear in the digits strings for the integer, fraction, and exponent fields and may appear between echar and the exponent sign and after the infinity and NaN forms. If fortran_conventions== 2, the blanks are ignored. When fortran_conventions== 3, the blanks that appear in digits strings are interpreted as zeros, and other blanks are ignored. When fortran_conventions is zero, the current locale's decimal point character is used as the decimal point; when fortran_conventions is nonzero, the period is used as the decimal point. The form of the accepted decimal string is placed in *pform. If an efield is recognized, *pechar is set to point to the echar. On input, *pc points to the beginning of a character string buffer of length >= nmax. On output, *pc points to a charac- ter in that buffer, one past the last accepted character. string_to_decimal() gets its characters from the buffer; file_to_decimal() gets its characters from *pf and records them in the buffer, and places a null after the last charac- ter read. func_to_decimal() gets its characters from an int function (*pget)(). The scan continues until no more characters could possibly fit the acceptable syntax or until nmax characters have been scanned. If the nmax limit is not reached then at least one extra character will usually be scanned that is not part of the accepted syntax. file_to_decimal() and func_to_decimal() set *pnread to the number of characters read from the file; if greater than nmax, some characters were lost. If no char- acters were lost, file_to_decimal() and func_to_decimal() attempt to push back, with ungetc(3C) or (*punget)(), as many as possible of the excess characters read, adjusting *pnread accordingly. If all unget calls are successful, then **pc will be NULL. No push back will be attempted if (*punget)() is NULL. Typical declarations for *pget() and *punget() are: int xget(void) { ... } int (*pget)(void) = xget; int xunget(int c) { ... } int (*punget)(int) = xunget; If no valid number was detected, pd->fpclass is set to fp_signaling, *pc is unchanged, and *pform is set to invalid_form. atof(3C) and strtod(3C) use string_to_decimal(). scanf(3C) uses file_to_decimal().
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Twitter's new designer is bringing in two 130-year-old log cabins to become part of the San Francisco tech company's new dining area, according to reports.
The 20-by-20-foot cabins hail from Montana and will be combined with booths to create new dining areas for Twitter employees at the tech company's new home at the Western Furniture Exchange and Merchandise Mart building on Market Street, according to the Marin Independent Journal.
Olle Lundberg of Lundberg Design, the architectural firm responsible for the design, told the Journal, "It's kind of cool that cabins that were built sometime in the 1800s have now reappeared. The guys who built them are long dead, of course, but are sort of still here. I kind of like that."
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Lundberg purchased the salvaged cabins from Beckmann Engineering a Novato, Calif. firm through Craigslist to be used in his forest-themed design. Neither Lundberg or Beckmann would discuss the price of the cabins nor the cost of the Twitter dining area project.
The cabins were broken down and transported to Twitter's headquarters where they will be reassembled for employee lunching. "We're very excited about this project, not only because it's beautiful, but also because it's another great instance of how we continue to re-use materials as we build out our presence," a Twitter spokesperson told the Journal.
Is this another tale of excess for San Francisco's tech elite or simply a tale of reclaimed wood? One could argue that if Twitter had transported the 1880-era cabins all the way from Montana it would be, but since the the cabins were merely shipped from nearby Marin County -- perhaps it's just extravagant rather than excessive.


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Täuferurbar, an official Bernese register of Anabaptist property confiscated in the canton, established by a mandate of 23 February 1729, now in the Bernese Staatsarchiv. This register affords insight into the methods by which countless Anabaptist families were practically ruined by the violent measures of the government. One purpose of the register was to give the authorities information as to the spread and development of Anabaptism at this time in order to have help in suppressing it. Another purpose was to give an accounting of what was done with the confiscated property.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. IV, 290.
Müller, Ernst. Geschichte der Bernischen Täufer. Frauenfeld: Huber, 1895. Reprinted Nieuwkoop : B. de Graaf, 1972.
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Geiser, Samuel. "Täuferurbar." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 25 May 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=T%C3%A4uferurbar&oldid=144626.
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Geiser, Samuel. (1959). Täuferurbar. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 25 May 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=T%C3%A4uferurbar&oldid=144626.
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text: Every spring and fall, the National Aquarium Conservation Team (ACT!) recruits volunteers to restore habitat for wildlife, remove debris, and maintain trails at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in Baltimore. Since the National Aquarium took over stewardship of this marsh in 1999, volunteers have helped collect nearly 600,000 pieces of debris! Fort McHenry Field Days are more than just debris cleanups, however; work can include trail maintenance, light construction, or planting native flowers in our rain and butterfly gardens. This work all adds up to creating a valuable green space in the heart of Baltimore City that is utilized by hundreds of species of birds, reptiles like box turtles and diamondback terrapins, and aquatic critters like juvenile blue crabs and small fish. By joining us for a Fort McHenry Field Day, you can help make the marsh a cleaner place for native animals to live, and a great place for student groups from the city and surrounding counties to learn about marsh ecology. ACT! partners with the National Park Conservation Association, National Park Service, Maryland Port Administration, and Steinweg Baltimore to make this event possible. Back to the Top


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This is the outfit I wore to the Vice Party on Thursday night to celebrate their 10th Birthday. Free bar happened, Thirsty Thursday happened, Drunk Lily happened. I spend most of yesterday in an alcohol induce haze (I was still drunk in the afternoon!). I ended up shouting I GET WET (context, it's an Andrew WK song, he played that night) at a lot of people and generally had a messy, but awesome night with some of the best people I know.
This outfit is in collaboration with Boohoo's #partypose campaign. I shall be styling this skirt in a few different ways for different holiday occasions. I'd say this is a good Christmas party style outfit, it's dressy but also pretty fun and appropriate for a bar or party. I really love the skirt but it's annoying that I cant iron it because of it's material. Although after a bit of googling apparently you can iron sateen, even though I was under the impression it was a bad idea! This was taken literally as I took it out of the packet hence it being on the creased side but after hanging it for a few days it's gone pretty straight again thankfully! Although lets face it it's been lying in a heap on my bedroom floor since I stumbled home in the early hours Friday morning!