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The Most Underused Compiler Switches in Visual C++, March 11, 2014 Microsoft's Visual C++ team explains the nine most underused switches and why you should make sure to include them in your build.
With Visual Studio 2012, we added an "Auto-Parallelizer" (parallel optimizer) feature to the compiler that automatically parallelizes loops in your code, at all times maintaining functional correctness. These
/Qpar-report switches enable the reporting feature of the auto-parallelizer and control the diagnostic information reported by the auto-parallelizer.
Qpar-report has the following reporting levels:
/Qpar-report:1, Outputs an informational message for loops that are parallelized.
/Qpar-report:2, Outputs an informational message for loops that are parallelized and also for loops that are not parallelized, together with a reason code.
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When the compiler automatically parallelizes loops in code, it spreads computation across multiple processor cores, thereby improving performance. A loop is parallelized only if the compiler determines that it is legal to do so and that parallelization would improve performance. Enabling such reports will help developers analyze why an optimization wasn't triggered in areas where they expected to see it. The reports help you spot any loops that you want and expect to be auto-parallelized. However, remember that the compiler cannot always tell which loops would benefit from parallelization: Only if the loop count is large, and the loop body contains significant computation, will it be worthwhile to spread its work across multiple cores and processors. Consider helping the compiler by including a
#pragma loop(hint_parallel(n)) just before the loop of interest. The auto-parallelizer is not enabled by default, so use

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migya wrote:TMC wrote:I'm sure Detroit would do it... They're not contenders anymore, and I doubt they consider themselves as such. Things changed a lot since Larry Brown left.
Like they won more games than ever before the first season after he left
They haven't been close to a title since Larry left. That's all that matters.
Or do you think people remembers the Sonics for the season they ended with the best record just to fall to Denver in the first round? (They do, but as a mockery...)
The only record that counts is the one you have in the playoffs.


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Hello to All-
I inherited this controller at a property that I bought last year. Everything worked fine until last week.
I have newly planted plants that need water about every 1-3 days, so I need to get this issue fixed and my irrigation guy has new install projects going so that he is booked for the next two weeks.
I understand fully how to use the controller because it is identical to the controller from my previous house of five years.
Here is the problem:
Zones 1-11 do not emit ANY water. Zone 12 will emit water and if I manually turn on zone 1 along with zone 12 then both of them will work simultaneously. Otherwise, the controller is broken.
I've checked all of my zones and none of them is stuck open. Also, I do not have a master valve.
Any recommendations?
Wednesday, September 6th 2017, 8:08pm
Friday, September 8th 2017, 12:58pm
Are you sure zone 12 isn't a master valve?
Wednesday, September 13th 2017, 12:47pm
Are you sure zone 12 isn't a master valve?
I'm certain. We recently added zone 12.
Starting to think that zone 12 is stuck open.
Wednesday, September 13th 2017, 1:25pm
Monday, September 18th 2017, 9:48am
Maybe the valve was installed backwards.
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Monday, September 18th 2017, 1:46pm
Ok, I've found over the years that whatever the homeowner tells me is almost always not correct.
So I'm running with the idea that zone 12 has nothing to do with it.
Look to see if the guy didn't turn the shut off valve back on all the way after he installed zone 12. Is the shut off very old? Maybe it broke. Also check the water meter to make sure it's on all the way.
Also look for a pressure regulator that may have broke causing low pressure in all the valves.


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Sydney Opera House
"Love this building, but Australian radio DJs have no sense of humour. I'll just leave"
The Sydney Opera House is an opera house in Sydney.[citation needed] It is located by Sydney Harbour - the harbour of Sydney - and close to Sydney Tower, which is a large tower in the same city. It is a relatively short distance from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, (which bridges Sydney Harbour), the Sydney Entertainment Centre, (which is a centre for entertaining activities, as opposed to opera) and the Sydney Cricket Ground (self explanatory).
So was everything in Sydney named by Captain Obvious?
I'm not sure what you mean. Things in Sydney are always given exciting and original names. Not like in Melbourne! They're always giving things boring names, like the Melbourne Cricket Grounds and the Melbourne Entertainment Centre. How uninspired is that?
I see. So this obviously is a more generalised Australian thing, then?
Nonsense! Australia is full of interestingly named things. They are all over the country, from the Great Sandy Desert to the Snowy Mountains; from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre to the Perth Entertainment Centre; from Western Australia to South Australia; from the University of Tasmania to the University of Western Sydney; from the Scenic Railway to the Big Banana; from the Top End to the Great Australian Bight...
Wait! Those last two sound interesting! What are they?
The "Top End" is what we call the North of the country, you see, at the top end of the map; whereas the Great Australian Bight is that bit in the south that looks like a big bite mark on the map.
Or maybe not. What's this "Big Banana", then. A sex shop?
Don't be silly! It's in Coff's Harbour, a harbourside town named after Mr. Coff, and it's a building in the shape of a banana
Well you can walk in and buy bananas and banana based food items. And there's some sort of educational thing about bananas. And maybe a ride. And if you're not interested in going in, you can take funny pictures. Like if you can get the perspective right, you can make it look like you're trying to eat a building.
Okay. That's a little interesting, I guess.
Oh, it gets better. We also have a Big Pineapple.
Uh huh.
Also A Big Lamb, Big Chicken, Big Cheese, Big Bull, Big Cod, Big Prawn, Big Mosquito, Big Spider, Big Sundial, Big Crab, Big Miner's Lamp, Big Cow, Big Golf Ball, Big Guitar, Big Wine Bottle, Big Mango, Big Marino, Big Whale, Big Kangaroo...
Okay, you can shut up now.
Sorry, I sometimes get carried away with all the interestingly named things that there are in Australia. Did you know that the word Australia comes from the Latin word for "south", because it is in the Southern Hemisphere?
This is getting painful. Let's go back to the Opera House.
Okay, what's the name of the opera house in Milan?
La Scala.
And what's the name of the opera house in London?
Covent Garden.
And New York?
The Met.
And Sydney?
The Sydney Opera House.
Now do you see what I'm getting at?
Uh... We should have called it the Big Australian Sydney Opera House?
Oh, so close. Let's try again. Name the cricket grounds in Mumbai, Johannesburg and London?
Gymkana, Old Wanderers and Lords.
And Brisbane, Sydney and Adelaide?
The Brisbane Cricket Ground, the Sydney Cricket Ground and the Adelaide Oval.
Light dawning yet?
Uh, revenge is self-defeating?
Always be true to yourself, even if all of the popular girls...
...Something about man's inhumanity to man?
N... Actually, you know what? That's probably as close as you're ever going to get.
Great! So, what else can I tell you about the Big Australian Sydney Harbourside Opera House of Sydney-Style Opera?


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Chili is one of those dishes that almost everyone who cooks applies their skills to at one time or another.
Chili is one of those dishes that almost everyone who cooks applies their skills to at one time or another.
Even me.
And I make a pretty good version if I do say so myself. Well, my family likes it anyway.
Chili cook-offs are also a great way to bring people together and help others.
The 23rd annual Corporate Team Challenge Chili Competition will take place March 9 at Santa Rosa Mall in Mary Esther to benefit the agencies of United Way of Okaloosa-Walton Counties.
Teams will compete to win money and trophies for the best chili and for the best booth showmanship. The public will also vote on their favorite chili for the People�s Choice Award.
Having attending many past competitions, I can tell you the event strives to create a fun, family atmosphere for all to enjoy.
Teams will be paired with United Way agencies to help promote fund-raising and will sell samples of their chili to the public for 50 cents each starting at 11 a.m. while supplies last.
Spectators are welcome to arrive earlier, when the mall opens, to watch the teams cook.
Entries are being accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis until 25 teams have entered. The application fee is $75.
The entry form is available on the United Way website, united-way.org.
The chief cook and/or team organizer is required to attend a meeting at 5:30 p.m. March 6 at Santa Rosa Mall.
For more information, call the United Way at 243-0315 or Santa Rosa Mall at 244-2172.
The restaurant at the Gulf Breeze Zoo reopened last Saturday. This was after years of being closed and months of extensive renovations.
Personally, I love the new name: Giraffeteria.
A press release says it will be open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily offering a menu that includes hamburgers, pizza, chicken sandwiches, salad, French fries and more.
One of the most memorable weddings I�ve attended took place at the zoo, and the reception was in an upstairs banquet room above the then restaurant.
Just thought I�d share that memory; no extra charge.
The Gulf Breeze Zoo is at 5701 Gulf Breeze Parkway, also known as U.S. Highway 98. Call 932-2229 or visit the website, gulfbreezezoo.org.
In more local food news, Beal Street Deli, which is part of the Beal Street Bottle Club in Fort Walton Beach, is adding barbecue to its menu.
Starting March 4, which is Monday, it will be available for lunch and dinner, according to co-owner Gwen Lanier.
�We will feature baskets with barbecue pulled pork or pulled chicken sandwiches topped with Ed�s special coleslaw recipe and Mo sauce on the side,� she wrote in an email.
Ed Lanier is the other co-owner.
�We will also serve smoked rib tip baskets and smoked pork rib baskets. Baskets will include two sides,� she added.
Those sides include potato salad, baked beans, mac-n-cheese or coleslaw.
Sounds delicious.
Look for the venue�s snazzy new sign, which Gwen said was going up by the weekend and which announces live jazz, blues and barbecue.


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To strenthen Surface fleet we should also focus on the smaller and faster boats
which would carry atleast 1exocet antiship missile :bounce:
Its time to get more capable missiles like C-803. The latest version of Exocet is "MM-40" and it has a range of 80 km. Also, it is subsonic.
Ab himmat say hai mera saara jahan. (Ali Noor--Noori)
Great pilots are made not born A man may possess good eyesight, sensitive hands and perfect coordination, but the end product is only fashioned by steady coaching, much practice and experience.
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Unless sufficient aircover like S300 variants are obtained that can be installed on ships which can also hit anti ship missiles 100s kms away as well as planes your surface vessels are prone to hit and run air attacks which your interceptor planes cant cover.
-If you have faith and put resistance-hard work to it like defending your people or finding a scientific breakthrough then you channel down blessings the more you put resistance-work. If they believe in lies and covering truth then they put resistance for it work for it and cover truth by darkness and lies. The choice is given to us and thus the responsibility.
- Everything is from Allah. There is no other source of power and all causes are from Allah. This way you don't fall into theist or pantheist fatalism immobilising you.
- Submission, acceptance, let go of the roadblocks that we are sticking to the ego,fears,doubts etc.
We are in a constant war with our nefsh and eventualy we will experience death, the ego what we attach to will inevitably be gone whether we want it or not so do not stick to any result within this process.
- In this process desire everything but dependent on nothing without attaching to any cause but Allah. Everything becomes a tool a window for you. One who loves Allah loves everything from Allah. One who desires Allah desires everything from Allah.
- Take action, resist and be a wider channel for the 99 Forces of Allah. Ibadah is all your life process not snapshots of when you do Salat or dzikhr.
Gradually the false consciousness,the lies will melt away and Truth remains. You will experience what you do is from Allah. Then InshAllah you won't feel alone and disconnected.
If you can be selfless there can be wholeness in your conscioussness. If you can handle the internal battle which is the most important then you remove the blocks within the mind and your mind becomes like a channel. You can crush egos, smash idols, reveal the Truth, always transform and improve. Everything becomes possible. Most importantly it is the ego and lies that we are up against and at the essence the aim is to understand and live fully with the conscioussness of there are no many powers, sources of power like ego or images, only Allah. This fact in turn leads us to the point that it is those lies that makes us and the opponent seperate and prior aim should be on changing the opponent without using violence unless it is inevitable.
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In recent times, essays have become a major part of a formal education. Secondary students are taught structured essay formats to improve their writing skills, and essays are often used by universities in selecting applicants (see admissions essay). In both secondary and tertiary education, essays are used as testing methods to judge the mastery and comprehension of material. Students are asked to explain, comment on, or assess a topic of study in the form of an essay.
Academic essays are usually more formal than literary ones. They may still allow the presentation of the writer's own views, but this is done in a logical and factual manner, with the use of the first person often discouraged.
The five-paragraph essayEdit
- Main article: Five paragraph essay
Some students' first exposure to the genre is the five paragraph essay, a highly structured form requiring an introduction presenting the thesis statement; three body paragraphs, each of which presents an idea to support the thesis together with supporting evidence and quotations; and a conclusion, which restates the thesis and summarizes the supporting points. The use of this format is controversial. Proponents argue that it teaches students how to organize their thoughts clearly in writing; opponents characterize its structure as rigid and repetitive. A five paragraph essay usually consists of:[How to reference and link to summary or text]
- The first paragraph contains the summary of topic, three supporting ideas, and the thesis.
- The second paragraph contains the first supporting idea with evidence. The last sentence of it leads into the next idea.
- The third paragraph contains the second supporting idea with the same structure as the second.
- The fourth paragraph contains the third supporting idea and the same structure as the second and third with the last sentence leading to the conclusion.
- The last paragraph restates the thesis, three supporting ideas, and gives the reader something to think about.
Academic essaysEdit
Longer academic essays (often with a word limit of between 2,000 and 5,000 words) are often more discursive. They sometimes begin with a short summary analysis of what has previously been written on a topic, which is often called a literature review. Longer essays may also contain an introductory page in which words and phrases from the title are tightly defined. Most academic institutions will require that all substantial facts, quotations, and other supporting material used in an essay be referenced in a bibliography or works cited page at the end of the text. This scholarly convention allows others (whether teachers or fellow scholars) to understand the basis of the facts and quotations used to support the essay's argument, and thereby help to evaluate to what extent the argument is supported by evidence, and to evaluate the quality of that evidence. The academic essay tests the student's ability to present their thoughts in an organized way and tests their intellectual capabilities. Some forms of essays are:
The descriptive writing is characterized by sensory details, which appeal to the physical senses, and details that appeal to a reader's emotional, physical, or intellectual sensibilities. Determining the purpose, considering the audience, creating a dominant impression, using descriptive language, and organizing the description are the rhetorical choices to be considered when using a description. A description is usually arranged spatially but can also be chronological or emphatic. The focus of a description is the scene. Description uses tools such as denotative language, connotative language, figurative language, metaphor, and simile to arrive at a dominant impression.[1]
A narrative uses tools such as flashbacks, flash-forwards, and transitions that often build to a climax. The focus of a narrative is the plot. When creating a narrative, authors must determine their purpose, consider their audience, establish their point of view, use dialogue, and organize the narrative. A narrative is usually arranged chronologically.[2]
An exemplification essay is characterized by a generalization and relevant, representative, and believable examples including anecdotes. Writers needs to consider their subject, determine their purpose, consider their audience, decide on specific examples, and arrange all the parts together when writing an exemplification essay.[3]
Comparison and contrastEdit
Compare and contrast is characterized by a basis for comparison, points of comparison, analogies, and either comparison by object (chunking) or by point (sequential). Comparison highlights the differences between two or more similar objects while contrasting highlights the differences between two or more objects. When writing a compare\contrast essay, writers need to determine their purpose, consider their audience, consider the basis and points of comparison, consider their thesis statement, arrange and develop the comparison, and reach a conclusion. Compare and contrast is arranged emphatically.[4]
Cause and effectEdit
The defining features of a cause and effect essay are causal chains, careful language, and chronological or emphatic order. A writer using this rhetorical method must consider the subject, determine the purpose, consider the audience, think critically about different causes or consequences, consider a thesis statement, arrange the parts, consider the language, and decide on a conclusion.[5]
Classification and divisionEdit
Classification is the categorization of objects into a larger whole while division is the breaking of a larger whole into smaller parts.[6]
Definition essays explain a term's meaning. Some are written about concrete terms, such as trees, oceans, and dogs, while others talk about more abstract terms, such as liberty, happiness, and virtue.[7]
In this form of essay used commonly in Philosophy, one makes a thesis and argument, then objects to their own argument (with a counterargument), but then counters the counterargument with a final and novel argument. This form benefits from being more open-minded while countering a possible flaw that some may present.[8]
Other logical structuresEdit
The logical progression and organisational structure of an essay can take many forms. Understanding how the movement of thought is managed through an essay has a profound impact on its overall cogency and ability to impress. A number of alternative logical structures for essays have been visualized as diagrams, making them easy to implement or adapt in the construction of an argument.[9]
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Nancy Pelosi's caucus held a conference call yesterday to discuss the health-care overhaul bill that came out of the Senate, and it appears that House Democrats are in no mood to accept it. Ben Pershing reports in the Washington Post that the "Cadillac tax" has generated the most opposition, with only one House Democrat (Colorado's Jared Polis) defending it. Driven mainly by union opposition, Pelosi's caucus appears ready to revamp the bill again — which will create more openings for division:
Worried House Democrats held a caucus-wide conference call Thursday to strategize about health-care reform before lawmakers return to Washington next week.
More than 100 members joined in on the call, Democratic aides said, to discuss the differences between the House's health bill and the one passed by the Senate. With Senate Democrats barely able to muster the 60 votes necessary to pass their own bill and President Obama leaning toward the Senate's position on some key issues, House Democrats are increasingly concerned they could be marginalized at the bargaining table.
Liberals are particularly worried that Obama has indicated to negotiators that he wants to preserve the so-called "Cadillac tax" on high-cost health plans, a provision that is included in the Senate bill but not the House measure. Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), co-chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said several members spoke out on the subject during Thursday's call. …
Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.) has enlisted 190 House Democrats to sign a letter declaring their opposition to the tax, which has also been fiercely criticized by labor unions — some of whose members would be exposed to the tax — and by other skeptics who fear the tax could hurt the middle class. Defenders of the excise tax say it will put people who buy their own insurance on more equal footing with those who receive insurance through their employers, and that the tax will help reduce costs over time.
This excise tax really is a problem, and not just for the unions. The biggest problem with it is that it will become moot. The Senate estimated that it would receive hundreds of billions in revenue from the tax, but that relied on a static analysis that assumed the plans would still get offered while attracting penalties. As soon as the tax hits, those plans will disappear, and insurers will recalculate coverage to give the maximum benefit while avoiding the taxes. It's much more likely that the government will see little to no revenue at all from this tax, which blows a big hole in the delicate deficit balance the Senate was attempting to achieve, at least on paper.
If the House redrafts the Senate bill to eliminate the Cadillac-plan excise tax, they will have to replace the revenue from somewhere else. The Senate rejected a massive increase in the income tax, and wisely so during a recession. Pelosi favors a "surtax" on the wealthy as a means of getting the money, which at least has the virtue of being more realistic than the Cadillac excise tax. However, an income-tax hike will hit small businesses that file as individuals for tax purposes, harming job creation and further dampening any recovery, real or imagined.
It also means that the Senate has to reintroduce the House bill — and that means at least two cloture votes, even if the Senate doesn't allow any amendments or committee work. It's another opportunity to kill the bill, and given the political damage the last round did to red-state Democrats in the upper chamber, Harry Reid may not be able to bargain his way around those cloture votes again. The unions may wind up killing the bill, thanks to their self-serving opposition to paying taxes for a program for which they have been lobbying for months.


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There are so many wonderful and breathtaking things to explore in Aeoul, but I've realized that while traveling in general, one should never set their expectations too high. As someone who'll soon be able to say that she's visited all of the countries she's dreamt of seeing since she was a child (Korea being one, Japan the other) I'm working on perfecting this whole "reasonable expectations" thing. I bring this up because I have accounts to share about my two recent adventures–to the Hello Kitty Cafe and to Seoul Comic World. Some aspects of my adventures were surprisingly amazing, while others, not so much. Let me elaborate ^^
The Hello Kitty Cafe is a cotton candy-hued building nestled away in a hilly side street in Hongdae. I've been there twice–on a Saturday and Sunday–and as one might expect, the experience varied drastically depending on the day. It's a sought after destination for tourists and kawaii girls no matter what day, but if you show up on a Saturday, anticipate that it could be a madhouse.


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Omenalumi - Apple Snow
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I've never heard of that dessert before... It looks heavenly and light!ReplyDelete
I love the name of this dessert. It looks ethereal, too!ReplyDelete
I have never heard of this dessert before :) Apple and cinnamon is a great combo!ReplyDelete
I've never heard of this before! What a nice light dessert.ReplyDelete
This sounds a fantastic quick desert but I am not sure about eating raw eggs! DianeReplyDelete
- Anonymous3 August 2011 at 19:31
Like a mousse without the gelatin, sounds great!ReplyDelete
Oih,omenalunta! En ole vuosiin sitä syönyt,kiva kun muistutit siitä:)ReplyDelete
How freakin cool! I have never heard of apple snow before or any other flavor snow! It looks so light and airy and delicious and actually easy. I am definitely intrigued and can't wait to try it out. I might do apples and lemons together? What do you think? Is that done?ReplyDelete
Oh my! I haven't been eating eggs but I would make an exception for this. It looks so airy and light...perfection!ReplyDelete
Oooh- neat! The apple snow looks so delicate and light. Great photos!ReplyDelete
What I love so much abot your blog is that I'm constantly exposed to things I've never heard of before. I love learning about finnish food, which to be honest, I don't know anything about, and yor blog is so fll of these wonderful, fresh and healthy recipes!ReplyDelete
This is such a lovely, simple dessert. I can't wait to give it a try!
Ooo I've never heard of this dessert! It sounds and looks magical, as well as tasty :)ReplyDelete
I LOOOOOVE this idea...what a great dessert! Looks so beautiful and it's healthy and low cal. What more could you ask for!!!ReplyDelete
This sound slike a spoonful of heaven. I've never heard of anything like it. I may have to try a berry version, since that is what's in season hear now.ReplyDelete
this is certainly new to me but looks great (and easy!)ReplyDelete
This is such a beautiful dessert! It looks so light and refreshing!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous dessert, this looks so delicious! Love your blog! :)ReplyDelete
OK this looks easy enough that even I can make it :) but with only 3 sleeps til I'm in Sydney, I'd just as rather wait for you to make it for me!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 August 2011 at 06:38
D' LishReplyDelete
Ooh yes please! For a moment there I thought it was going to be frozenReplyDelete
I have not heard of this but the name Apple Snow seems just so magical and it is!ReplyDelete
this looks so lovely maria!ReplyDelete
I've never heard of this before but it looks absolutely delicious. It has a magical name too.ReplyDelete
What a great dessert :) Iv never heard of it before. Sounds really refreshingReplyDelete
Looks so light and refreshing. Love learning about new foods.ReplyDelete
Ja, ja, ja to that! It's the easiest and yummiest - have just looked up both my Finnish [Ojakangas] and Estonian cookery books - they also suggest one tries strawberries or raspberries. This is also meant to freeze beautifully and the taste is supposed to be even lighter?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 August 2011 at 11:07
So incredibly light! What a wonderful treat, I love it! Bookmarked it to try very soon!ReplyDelete
Great dessert... easy to make... am bookmarking this... thanks :DReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 August 2011 at 13:07
This looks absolutely amazing. Genius!ReplyDelete
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Looks so soft and fluffy. It's new dessert to me and I'm very curious and wish that I can try right now... I love your green glass bowl. So soothing. It looks like Japanese glass bowl, is it? =)ReplyDelete
Oh. wow.ReplyDelete
This sounds fantastic, how is it that I have never heard of it before??! I will definitely be trying this.
Delicious Maria! This simple dessert is perfect to satisfy my big sweet tooth!! Sounds so light and decadent! xxReplyDelete
its like eating apple clouds :)ReplyDelete
I've heard of this "snow" business before but have never actually seen what it is! Almost like an unbaked meringue! Yum.ReplyDelete
Looks so light and fluffy and not too difficult a recipe too. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Officially amazing - it looks seriously good! Can't wait to try that out :)ReplyDelete
I made your barley porridge the other day, and it was fantastic.
Yum! I've never heard of "snow" like this either, but it looks and sounds awesome! I love apple-flavored anything :)ReplyDelete
Absolutely irresistible!ReplyDelete
Oh that looks so light and fluffy. Yum!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5 August 2011 at 06:59
Kudos for this blog post. Pretty engrossing and excellently composed article. Thanks!ReplyDelete
i usually never cooks but this looks too good to be missed out on! love everything about the dish!ReplyDelete
Oooh never knew how snow was made. This is a great dessert, light and refreshing. Perfect for a light sweet touch at the end of a summer meal.ReplyDelete
This is so new to me!!! Looks so fluffy and divine!ReplyDelete
Even though I'm neighbors with Finland I've never heard of this dessert before. It sounds really delicious and fluffy - just my kind of treat!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful weekend!
I've had a recipe for Apple Snow for years now, but have never made it as my family would always want something more filling for dessert:P Thank you for your recipe, I can't wait to try with leatherwood honey!ReplyDelete
Olipa hyvää ja täyttävää! Kiitos hienosta jälkkäri-ideasta :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous28 August 2012 at 11:57
My grandma used to make this for me as a child. I have searched and searched for this recipe. I can't wait to taste it again!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous16 October 2012 at 06:21
I was raised on this simple dessert in rural Georgia. My grandmother use to make this for us. Homemade applesauce and home grown eggs. We called it "Apple Fluff". What a great memory.ReplyDelete


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HIGH SCHOOL: A much-honored athlete at Red Bank High School, Tim posted some impressive numbers as a four-year letterman and three-year starter...as a senior, he set three school records with 62 catches for 1,143 yards and 17 touchdowns, finishing his career with 156 receptions for 2,396 yards and 34 touchdowns...also had 14 carries for 128 yards and two touchdowns in 2007...playing defensive back, he made 38 tackles as a senior with seven interceptions and five touchdowns...honors include second-team all-state as a junior and first-team all-state as a senior...team captain...three-time all-region pick...named the Region Offensive Player of the Year in 2007...twice named to the "Best of Preps" team...selected as that team's Offensive Player of the Year and earned a spot on The Tennessean "Dream Team" as a senior.
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For those in the dark, the Emerson Quartet is known for, among other things, standing (except the cellist) rather than sitting during every performance. Why? "We feel freer while playing and cues are easier to follow," violinist Eugene Drucker says. But they stand out in other ways as well. For nearly four decades, this quartet has set a standard for excellence, with their focused tone, their polish, and their intensity (although occasionally too intense). I have heard and admired their recordings for many years, but on Friday evening, February 5, I finally had a chance to hear this group in concert.
It was also an opportunity to hear some music for the first time, since all three works on the program were new to me.
Like many great melodists, Schubert knew when he had created a great tune. So why limit it to one work? After writing incidental music for the play Rosamunde, he used a theme from that music in one of his piano impromptus and also in the slow movement of the Quartet in A Minor, D. 804. While not quite as memorable as the slow movement, the other three movements certainly contain lots of Schubertian beauty. The piece received a warm and committed performance from the players.
Shostakovich's Quartet No. 10, Op. 118, is a study in contrasts. The most striking part of the piece is the second movement, a hard-driving, even grating march. Other parts of this quartet were more lyrical, or at least mellow, but this being Shostakovich, there's always an edge, a suggestion of anxiety or irony so that the listener is never completely comfortable.
While the first two pieces were appealing in different ways, the concluding work was clearly the highlight in both music and performance. Mendelssohn's String Quintet in B flat Major, Op. 87, includes an additional viola, and this subtle change in instrumentation adds a richness to the texture of the piece. The extra musician on Friday evening was an especially eminent addition—Roberto Diaz, formerly principal violist of the Philadelphia Orchestra and currently Director of the Curtis Institute of Music. I can't pick out a highlight from this work simply because all four movements abound with musical inventiveness, superb use of the small ensemble format, and the energy and extroverted enthusiasm typical of this composer.
As I mentioned earlier, in some of their recordings, the Emerson Quartet seemed to me to generate an intensity that was not always appropriate for the music they were playing. But on Friday evening, I had no such qualms about their approach. The intensity was there when needed, but nuance and balance characterized their unerringly unified interpretation of each piece. If the Emerson Quartet is on the schedule for next season's Philadelphia Chamber Music Society series, I hope to hear them again.
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A lot of trial and error to finally figure out a diet that worked for her.
Even with the new healthy Timothy hay based pellet, Bailey often suffered from poopybutt. So I took her and a sample of her messy poop to the vet.
The vet tested her icky poop and determined an overgrowth of yeast. But since Bailey's diet was healthy then it was determined that she just has an extremely sensitive digestive system (not uncommon in lops).
The vet suggested less pellets, and more greens. But to make sure there weren't any greens that she was sensitive to, I started out with one kind and added one type each week
One type per week worked well for Bailey because it could take 24-48 hours to get poopybutt from one item, and it could take that long for it to get out of her system.
NPB = No PoopyButt PB! = PoopyButt
I kept going like this trying most of the greens on the HRS list until I narrowed the greens and veggies down.
Most greens caused poopybutt, but I was at least able to find out the few that didn't through this method.
I even went back and tried smaller amounts of some greens and found that some, like chicory, didn't give her poopybutt in more modest servings.
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NOTE: The vet told me it could take months for her system to get balanced again. So not to get discouraged. Actually, in just a couple of weeks, the mess was less, and it became less frequent.
During the time when I was testing out new foods, how did I know what worked and didn't if she could still have poopybutt for months? There is poopybutt, then there is massive poopybutt, then there's gas mask poopybutt. The things that didn't sit well with her system during this testing time just made it even more disgusting then the normal disgusting poo.
SOLUTION - More greens, less pellets, very limited treats.
NOTE: If your bunny suffers from frequent poopybutt, you should always have a rabbit savvy vet check your bunny and test their poop first. Poopybutt can be a symptom of tooth issues, illness and infection, so you want to make sure if that is the case, it gets treated right away.
Unfortunately she is one of those rabbits that just can't handle most treats. Sad. :(
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So I give her rosemary and mint as a treat. She loves them and they don't upset her stomach.
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- Three people were killed when two homemade explosives went off at the Boston Marathon
- One of the victims was Krystle Campbell, 29, who went to the race every year
- Another was 8-year-old Martin Richard, who was known as bright and energetic
- One victim was a Chinese national, China's consulate in New York says
(CNN)They were standing near the finish line, cheering the runners in the Boston Marathon. It was a beautiful, cool day when two bombs unleashed chaos and killed three people.
Friends of those killed say they are devastated by the senseless deaths.
Here is some of what we know about each of the victims:
Krystle Campbell, 29, Arlington, Massachusetts
"She was the best," Campbell's distraught mother, Patty, told reporters on Tuesday. "You couldn't ask for a better daughter."
The family is heartbroken and still in shock, Patty Campbell said as she tried to read a statement on the family's porch.
Everyone loved Krystle, she said.
"She had a heart of gold. She was always smiling," Patty Campbell said as her son, Billy, clutched her with his right arm.
Krystle's grandmother said the 29-year-old was a special kind of person who nurtured deep friendships.
"Oh, she was a beautiful girl," Lillian Campbell told CNN's Jake Tapper. "She was very happy, outgoing, a hard worker."
Lillian Campbell said her granddaughter even lived with her for a year and a half and was "great with me."
Her granddaughter was always willing to help someone in need, she said.
"And she was, she was just beautiful. She was a fun-loving girl," Campbell said.
Krystle Campbell once worked at Summer Shack, a seafood restaurant in the Boston area that posted a statement on its Facebook page saying she was beloved.
"She was an incredible woman, always full of energy and hard at work, but never too tired to share her love and a smile with everyone," the post said. "She was an inspiration to all of us. Please keep her and her family in your thoughts and prayers."
According to the Boston Globe, Campbell had taken a job with Jimmy's Steer House in Arlington.
The Globe reported that Campbell often went to the see the marathon runners.
"She's been doing it since she was a little girl," Lillian Campbell told the newspaper. "She didn't miss a marathon, watching it at the finish line."
Campbell was a 2001 graduate of Medford High School, the town's mayor, Michael McGlynn, said.
CNN affiliate WHDH reported that the Campbells are longtime residents of Medford.
Martin Richard, 8, Dorchester, Massachusetts
Like many young boys in New England, Martin Richard loved his Boston Red Sox and the Bruins.
"He wore his (Red Sox second baseman) Dustin Pedroia shirt to school last week," neighbor Bill Forry told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Martin was a terrific athlete, too, Forry said, but he was also a very good student who would help others who were having trouble with homework.
"A quiet kid, but a compassionate kid -- and somebody who was a leader," Forry said.
Martin attended the Neighborhood House Charter School.
He "was a bright, energetic young boy who had big dreams and high hopes for his future," the school said in a statement. "We are heartbroken by this loss."
His father, William Richard, released a statement asking people to "continue to pray for my family as we remember Martin."
A neighbor, Jane Sherman, said that the Richard family is a "typical all-American family" and that Martin and his little brother always loved to play in their yard, no matter the weather.
Richard's mother and sister are recovering from serious injuries sustained in the bombing, the father said.
Lingzi Lu, China
Like thousands of others, the graduate student from China crowded with friends around the finish line at the Boston Marathon to cheer on the runners.
She had moved to the city in time for the fall semester, making friends and soaking up new experiences.
The marathon was a chance to be a part of an annual ritual so cherished by Bostonians. And so she went to Copley Square with two friends in tow.
They were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The day she died, Lingzi Lu, posted a picture of her breakfast to the Chinese social media website Weibo -- bread and a bowl of fruit.
"My wonderful breakfast," she commented in English with a smiley face emoticon.
Boston University's president announced the graduate student's death in an open letter published on the school's website and confirmed that her friend was wounded.
"Our hearts and thoughts go out to the family and friends of both victims," wrote college President Robert Brown.
Lu had worked hard to achieve. She won an academic scholarship to the Beijing Institute of Technology, where she received accolades for her math skills.
She went on to Boston University to pursue that passion and was working on a master's degree in statistics.
She would have known how slim the chances were that something like this could happen in a crowd of thousands cheering the runners on a sunny day.
Sean Collier, 27, Massachusetts
Even those who barely knew Sean Collier filled a tribute page set up Friday with memories of his easy laugh and ever-present smile, his desire to help others and his motivation to be a good police officer.
"He had a really great smile. I'll always remember that," Kristina Lozoya, a student volunteer with the MIT emergency medical service, told CNN. "He was always laughing. He loved his job."
While his brother, Andrew, became a machinist in the engine department at Hendrick Motorsports, one of the major NASCAR racing teams, Sean followed a different path.
"Sean was one of these guys who really looked at police work as a calling," MIT Police Chief John DiFava said in a statement posted on the university website. "He was born to be a police officer."
Collier died a police officer, shot to death in his squad car on the MIT campus.
In a statement, his family asked for privacy.
"We are heartbroken by the loss of our wonderful and caring son and brother," the statement said. "Our only solace is that Sean died bravely doing what he committed his life to -- serving and protecting others."
President Barack Obama praised Collier following the conclusion of a daylong manhunt for the second of two marathon bombing suspects, saying he was a dedicated officer.
"We are grateful to him," Obama said.
After the blasts near the finish line of the iconic road race, Collier's slaying further traumatized many in the MIT community who had gotten to know him during his 15 months on the job.
"The loss of Officer Collier is deeply painful to the entire MIT community," MIT President L. Rafael Reif said on the university website.
Ben Artin, an EMS volunteer, told how Collier proposed arranging a social event to help broaden the relationship between the campus police and the emergency service workers.
"Sean was rare in the degree to which, while working for MIT PD, he wanted to socially engage with the students," Artin wrote to CNN, adding that "I hope that we follow through on this proposal as we heal."


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Here's a guide to help you sort out what you need to do, from breakfast through to baking and barbecues with friends. No matter how daunting it may seem at the start, following a GF diet can be easy as (gluten-free) pie.
Where does gluten hide?
Gluten can be sneaky. Food ingredients such as modified food starches, various seasonings and hydrolyzed vegetable proteins (cereals or legumes that are broken down by acids or enzymes and used to enhance flavor) may contain gluten – but you may not know it from the ingredients listed on the package.
Health Canada does not currently require manufacturers to list the source of such an ingredient, only the fact that a product contains it, although under proposed new labeling regulations, this will change. For now, if you read something like "modified food starch" with no further details, best put the package back on the shelf or call the manufacturer for more details.
The range of foods to be wary of is vast. They include hot dogs, frozen burgers (meat, chicken and fish), seasoned or dry roasted nuts, cheese spreads, soups, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, pickles, baking powder, canned cake frosting, chocolate bars and regular beer, ale and lager.
And even though a heightened awareness of celiac disease and the growing popularity of GF diets have led some manufacturers to offer more gluten-free products, be sure to check ingredients on labels every time you shop – they can change without warning.
For our list, see Where Gluten Hides
Worry-Free Eats
Here is the good news: all fruits and vegetables are gluten-free, period. Eat them with abandon. The range is amazing: think apples, melons, pears, plums, grapes, tomatoes, oranges, berries, Brussels sprouts, broccoli and artichokes, which happen to have lots of fibre.
For gluten-free grains, search out rice (whole-grain, not processed), corn, quinoa and amaranth, which was once a staple food of the Aztecs and is high in iron and lysine, an essential amino acid.
Where's the fiber?
Rice may be nice but many people with celiac disease find their diets do not contain enough fiber. That is why you must favor whole rather than processed grains and eats nuts, seeds and legumes, from peanuts that aren't dry roasted to lentils, Lima beans and beyond.
For breakfast, arguably the most important meal of the day, try fruit smoothies with milk or yogurt and a bit of flax, cold cereals such as puffed amaranth, corn or rice or hot cereals made from cornmeal, corn or millet, cream of buckwheat, cream of rice or quinoa. Or buy ready-made gluten-free products like toaster waffles, bagels and granola.
Ironing Out the Kinks
If you have celiac disease, you may also suffer from anemia and bone loss because the intestinal villi have problems absorbing iron and calcium. While a strict gluten-free diet should alleviate the situation, make sure to consume at least four servings of low-fat milk products a day and lots of iron-rich foods, including meat, poultry, fish, seafood and legumes.
Consult with your doctor or dietitian about whether or not to take calcium and vitamin D supplements. Also, when buying manufactured foods, check the ingredient list to see if they have been enriched with added vitamins and minerals.
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It looks like Python mocking libraries are the new web frameworks - everyone wrote one. Let me show you my favourite mocking library so far - the mock module, written by Michael Foord. It's easy_installable, so you can get to play with it in a moment.
What makes it different than other modules like that? Most mocking libraries follow the old record-replay pattern, which works roughly like this:
easy_install mock
- Teach a mock what to expect.
- Stick it into your code and expect an explosion if something didn't go as planned.
The excercise-inspect pattern in mock module reverses that approach:
- Stick the Mock object into your code (Mock being the class provided by mock module).
- Make sure that things happened the way you intended.
The tricky part is: how the hell is Mock able to fit everywhere? Well, it lets you do anything with it: get and set all attributes, and even call it when needed. And it leaves other Mocks everywhere it goes (it pretty much works like cancer). Let's play with Mock a little bit:
>>> from mock import Mock
>>> m = Mock()
>>> m.foo = 1
>>> m.foo # all attributes are recorded
>>> bar_attribute = m.bar # if no attribute was set, a mock instance is returned
<mock.Mock object at 0xdcff0>
>>> m.bar == bar_attribute # an attribute that was queried once stays there
>>> ret_val = m() # we can even treat mock as a function
>>> m() == ret_val == m.return_value # with similar cacheing behaviour
>>> m.bar() # this is true of all methods as well (they're Mocks to, right?)
<mock.Mock object at 0xe4070>
>>> m.bar.called # mock remembers everything that happened to it
>>> m.baz.return_value = "hello!" # if we really need some setup
>>> m.baz() # nothing prevents us from doing it
>>> m.who.was.this.demeter.anyway.return_value.and_its_attribute # so just remember
<mock.Mock object at 0xe42f0>
>>> _ == m.who.was.this.demeter.anyway().and_its_attribute # there are Mocks all the way down!
Pretty cool, huh? But wait, there's more! Why should we laborously prepare, and then revert all the mocking ourselves? Let the library stick it where we need. We just need to import patch decorator.
import sys
from mock import patch
def read_4_chars():
return sys.stdin.read(4)
def test_something(mock_stdin):
mock_stdin.read.return_value = "abcd"
assert read_4_chars() == "abcd"
assert mock_stdin.read.called
assert mock_stdin.read.call_args == ((4,), {})
def test_something_2():
"""You can use it with *with* statement as well!"""
with patch("sys.stdin") as mock_stdin:
mock_stdin.read.return_value = "abcd"
assert read_4_chars() == "abcd"
assert mock_stdin.read.called
assert mock_stdin.read.call_args == ((4,), {})
There is much more that mock module has to offer. I suggest reading mock's excellent documentation.


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What Does it Mean to Abide in Christ?
from Sinclair Ferguson Jun 24, 2019 Category: ArticlesThe exhortation to "abide" has been frequently misunderstood, as though it were a special, mystical, and indefinable experience. But Jesus makes clear that it actually involves a number of concrete realities. First, union with our Lord depends on His grace. Of course we are actively and personally united to Christ... Keep Reading
Buried with Christ
from R.C. Sproul Jul 19, 2009 Category: ArticlesWhat does Paul mean when he talks about filling up that which is lacking in the afflictions of Christ if there is no deficiency of merit in Christ's suffering? Christ, Who performs the perfect sacrifice once and for all, nevertheless calls His church to bear witness to His suffering until He returns, and there is still a measure of suffering that must take place in the history of redemption. This suffering will not add anything to Christ's merit. Our suffering doesn't atone for anybody's sin, certainly not for our own, but God's redemptive historical plan has to be finished, and that plan includes the afflictions of the people of God. Paul, being acutely conscious of that, spoke of his filling up the agenda of suffering, and you and I must do the same. Keep Reading
God's Will and Your Marriage (pt. 3)
from R.C. Sproul Jul 18, 2009 Category: ArticlesMany people resent the suggestion that they seek counsel in their selection of a marriage partner. After all, isn't such a selection an intensely personal and private matter? However personal and private the decision might be, it is one of grave importance to the future of the couple and their potential offspring, their families, and their friends. Keep Reading
God's Will and Your Marriage (pt. 2)
from R.C. Sproul Jul 17, 2009 Category: ArticlesPaul states in 1 Corinthians 7:8-9: "To the unmarried and widows I say that it is well for them to remain single as I do. But if they cannot exercise self-control, they should marry. For it is better to marry than to be aflame with passion." The distinction is between the good and the better. Here Paul introduces the idea of burning, not of the punitive fires of hell, but of the passions of the biological nature, which God has given us. Paul is speaking very candidly when he points out that some people are not made for celibacy. Marriage is a perfectly honorable and legitimate option even for those who are most strongly motivated by sexual fulfillment and relief from sexual temptation and passion. Keep Reading
God's Will and Your Marriage (pt. 1)
from R.C. Sproul Jul 16, 2009 Category: ArticlesPerhaps in no other area of human activity do Christians expend more decision-making energy than in the area of marriage. No wonder, since the decisions relevant to the marital relationship have such far-reaching effects on our lives. How a person feels about his marital status determines, in large part, his sense of fulfillment, his productivity, and his self-image. The reality and the seriousness of the marital relationship are brought home when we realize that the one who knows us most intimately; the one before whom we are the most fragile and vulnerable; and the one who powerfully shapes and influences our lives--this one is none other than our marriage partner. That is why entering into the marital relationship is not something anyone should take lightly. Keep Reading
Training Up Church Leaders for a New Reformation
from Karisa Schlehr Jul 15, 2009 Category: EventsJoin Ligon Duncan, Sinclair Ferguson, Steven Lawson, and R.C. Sproul for Ligonier's first annual Leadership Conference in Sanford, Florida, on October 20-22, 2009. Keep Reading
Announcing the German Translation of The Truth of the Cross by R.C. Sproul
from Karisa Schlehr Jul 15, 2009 Category: Ligonier ResourcesOn the recent Ligonier tour of Reformation sites, Dr. Sproul met up with Sebastian Heck Ligonier's German project coordinator in the historic city of Heidelberg where he is church planting. Being involved with publishing both in print and on the internet, Sebastian is the leader of a movement called Reformation2Germany and currently partnering with Ligonier in resource production. Dr. Sproul was surprised during the visit when Sebastian presented him with a copy of Was am Kreuz geschah (The Truth of the Cross) hot off the press. Keep Reading
R.C. Sproul's Overview of Philosophy Now Available in Paperback
from Karisa Schlehr Jul 14, 2009 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIn The Consequences of Ideas, recently released for the first time in paperback, readers are challenged to take the consequences of ideas seriously through this expert survey of history's most influential philosophies--philosophies that continue to shape our lives for better or for worse today. R.C. Sproul surveys the ongoing impact of history's most influential philosophers -- including Plato, Aquinas, Descartes, Kant, Freud, and Nietzsche -- and urges reader to take prevailing cultural mind-sets seriously. Keep Reading
The Glory of God
from Keith Mathison Jul 14, 2009 Category: ArticlesThe year 2009 marks the 500th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. A number of publishers are celebrating this 'Calvin Quincentennial' by releasing new books on the life, work, and teaching of Calvin. Among these are a new book titled Living for God's Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism by Joel R. Beeke. Dr. Beeke is well qualified to edit and co-author such a volume. He is the president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and the pastor of the Heritage Netherlands Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He has written, co-authored, or edited over fifty books, and he has also written fifteen hundred articles for various publications, including Tabletalk. Keep Reading
The Pastor Scholar
from Philip Ryken Jul 13, 2009 Category: ArticlesAs far as John Calvin was concerned, almost nothing was more urgent for the church than the reformation of pastoral ministry. For centuries, most ministers had been shockingly ignorant of the Scriptures and thus ill-equipped to preach the gospel. As Calvin said in one debate with a Catholic cardinal (pretending to defend the Protestant cause before God): "Those who were regarded as the leaders of faith neither understood Thy Word, nor greatly cared for it. They drove unhappy people to and fro with strange doctrines, and deluded them with I know not what follies." Keep Reading
Inaugural D.Min. Class Begins Today
from Chris Larson Jul 13, 2009 Category: Ligonier AcademyAfter several years of planning, it's with no small amount of gratitude to the Lord that we acknowledge today's first formal Doctor of Ministry class at Ligonier Academy of Biblical and Theological Studies. Dr. R.C. Sproul will teach the class of pastors from around the country who have travelled to study the doctrine of Justification. Next week, Dr. Steven Lawson flies in to teach the men the theology and practice of Preaching. Classes will meet in the new facilities at Saint Andrew's while our new campus awaits renovation. Keep Reading


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Late mornings, afternoons works best. New to the area and tiring of my ball machine!
Cheers, Jim.
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Hey Jim
Would love to play - I'm a relatively strong 4.0. Can play early afternoon tomorrow (Tuesday) as well as late morning or afternoon on Wed, Th or Friday. Please call me (917-302-7038) or email me (email@example.com) if you wanna play - please don't send me a message on this board - I've never figured out how to send/receive messages here properly and thus don't use it.
Hi Jim:
Drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm pretty flexible and really like to go for long hard rallies and practice strokes at a 4.5+ level.
Hi Jim,
I'm a 4.0+, also looking to for people to practice/ play with. I teach at Cal so I have the first part of the summer off and have a relatively open schedule. If you're interested in hitting, send me an email at mgoodwin at berkeley dot edu
I can play. I am 4.0 steady player.
Prefer afternoons, Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays.
Just like Tala, I have not figured out how to use this board. So please reply at this
e-mail address:
My e-mail is email@example.com
Hi Deborah:
I'm responding via this board and am not sure if it will work.
Drop me a line at email@example.com - I like to have strong intense hitting sessions at a 4.5+ level.
Hope Montclair/Piedmont area works for you
Hey Jim,
It would be great to hit. Can you play this weekend Sat or Sunday? Let me know.
Hello. I moved to Berkeley last week and would love to find some folks to hit with. I live off of cedar on curtis - near courts or can travel. 4.0 to 4.5. available after 5pm all days and weekends. can you let me know if you have an interest? my phone: 415-755-8922 and email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Matt Morgan
I am a steady USTA 4.0 player. Like to rally or practice, but sets are OK too. Prefer afternoons, on weekends or on Mondays.
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Detroit Lions sign DE Freddie Bishop, release RB Devin Moore
ALLEN PARK, Mich. – The Detroit Lions have signed defensive end Freddie Bishop and released running back Devin Moore.
The team did not disclose contract terms Tuesday. Bishop, an undrafted free agent, played college football at Western Michigan. He had 15 sacks in four seasons there.
The 27-year-old Moore played four games for the Indianapolis Colts in 2010, but he hasn't appeared in a regular season game since.