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I've had a craving for peanut butter cookies lately, so tonight I finally had some free time to throw together a batch. Instead of using my normal recipe, I decided to try the first peanut butter cookie recipe from
The New Joy of Cooking
(the 14-in-one cookie recipe with peanut butter).
I used (clockwise from top) a Kitchenaid stand mixer, 2/3 cup peanut butter, 1 egg and 2 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1 egg yolk, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup sugar, and 1 cup unsalted butter. Not shown is 2-1/2 cup all purpose flour. The peanut butter I chose to use is Laura Schudder's Smooth Old Fashioned Peanut Butter. This peanut butter doesn't have trans fatty acids because it doesn't contain any partially hydrogenated fats (unlike most other store bought peanut butter). I also use unsalted butter because it's always difficult to determine how much salt is in your salted butter and therefore difficult to replicate a recipe. This is why most baking recipes call for unsalted butter. If you don't have unsalted butter, just use your salted butter, leave out the loose salt, and hope for the best.
So, I mentioned that I used 1 large egg and 1 large egg yolk... so that leaves 1 large egg white unaccounted for. What did I do with it? Instead of throwing it away, decided to freeze it for use later. Put the whites in an ice cube tray and place in freezer. After they have become solid, simply break them out into cubes and place in a labelled ziplock bag. In this case, the large egg white will make two cubes, so I'll label the bag as such. Perhaps when I accumulate enough whites, I'll make an angel food cake.
The butter, sugar, and salt should be blended in the mixer until the butter fluffs up and lightens in color. This is quite an important step as it allows the crystals of the sugar to punch through the butter and leave small air pockets giving you a fluffy cookie and not a dense rock.
Next, I put in the peanut butter. This whole time my Kitchenaid UltraPower Stand Mixer has been on setting 4 out of 10. Can you make this recipe with a hand mixer? Of course, but it will take a bit longer and if the peanut butter is real thick, you'll need to manage the speed and power of your hand mixer properly. Mix until smooth. This was a good time to scrape down the sides once.
I then poured in the egg yolk while the mixer was still going. Once that integrated, I added the egg and vanilla extract and allowed that to mix through.
Now, I reduced the speed of the mixer to its lowest setting and bit by bit added flour to the mixture. You don't want to overwhelm the mixture's ability to integrate the solid, so a little at a time is best. Otherwise, you could have a chunk of unblended flour because you put too much flour in one spot. Also, slowly adding flour reduces the potential for flour get thrown out of the bowl.
Once I scrape the sides down once more time and mixed for thirty more seconds, I got a moist dough which stuck to itself more than the bowl. Note how clean the bowl got - that was the dough pulling all the dough from the sides of the bowl. I shaped it into a ball at the bottom of the bowl for easy handling.
Now, I seperated the dough into two and placed on plastic wrap.
I then placed the two wrapped dough balls into the refrigerator to firm up (at least one hour). Since I made these in the evening, I'll use them the next morning. You can refrigerate for up to two days or freeze for up to a month.
The cookies made from this dough was bland (not much peanut butter flavor) and cakey. I had to take them to two groups of people before the two dozen cookies were consumed. Only one person liked them. This recipe is not recommended. See
Recipe File: Peanut Butter Cookies
for the recipe I use on a regular basis.
Peanut Butter Cookies
1 cup unsalted butter
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
2/3 cup peanut butter
1 large egg yolk
1 large egg
2 tsp. vanilla extract
2-1/2 cups all purpose flour
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Somehow the images in this recipe don't seem to work? I guess it is a referer check problem, because I can view them manually.
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I think the site that hosts the images is blocking the images.
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The first time I moved sites (from blogspot to doteasy) I didn't finish uploading the older pictures. I will upload them soon.
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How soon is soon? C'mon, I wanna bake some cookies
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Soon is now... Thanks for the reminder.
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Hi Michael, The link to the other cookie recipe didn't work. Thought you'd like to know...
I'll look in archives. Thanks for the website. I really enjoy it.
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One of the simplest and best peanut butter cocokie recipes I have ever come across is this:
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup sugar (white)
1 egg
Mix well. Form into 1 inch balls. Flatten on cookie sheet with a fork dipped in sugar (for that criss-cross pattern). Bake 8-10 min in moderate oven (325 deg.)
They are soft when they come out, so let cool for several minutes before transferring to a wire rack. There is nothing to interfere with the peanut butter flavor in these little gems.
Sounds too simple and a little odd, but they work every time.
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I was just going to post my 3-ingredient peanut butter recipe, but someone beat me to it!
I can vouch for it...they're my favorite. No one believes that those 3 ingredients will make a cookie, so I always have to prove it to them when they're over. They're quick, easy, and TASTY!
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This is the first time I have logged onto this site. I am 65 yrs old ,enjoy cooking and most of all enjoy food network tv. I especially liked how your directions were detailed and you gave a lot of reasons for why you did what you did. Keep up the good work. I will try your own peanut butter cookie recipe. Thanks.
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I can vouch for the three ingredients recipe... They are delicious !!! Unbelievable and simple. Better make a double recipe though or you'll be wishing you had... :o)
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Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 3:26 pm
Post subject: 3 INGREDIENT PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES
I am 60 years old and still looking for the peanut butter cookies like we got in grade school. I was told the secret was government produced peanut butter.... I think they used to call these foods commodities. Anyway, the peanut butter flavor was strong and delicious. The cookie texture was crunchy, but not hard. I will try the 3 ingredient cookie, it sounds good! But, what exactly makes a good peanut butter?
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PLEASE NOTE: SEPARATED is spelled SEP-A-RATED. Two A's & two E's. Too many folks make this mistake. Also, then for than. Proof reading is advised and keep a dictionary at hand.
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Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 9:05 pm
Post subject: My Mom's PB cookies
This is my Mom's recipe. They have plenty of peanut butter flavor and I think people will like these - they were a hit in our engineering lab!
1 c butter
1 c brown sugar
1 c white sugar
1 c peanut butter (I use the natural, unsweetened P
2 eggs (no freezing egg whites!)
1 tsp vanilla
2 tsp baking soda
3 c flour
1/4 c orange juice
Bake @ 375F for 7-10 minutes. Cool on wire rack or between front teeth. Keep in an air-tight jar and they stay nice'n'chewy. Great for dunking in milk! (Don't double this recipe unless you've got an institutional-sized mixer.)
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And if lawmakers have any self-respect left after these changes are made, we could always force them to walk around the Capitol in arm and leg irons.
Of course, none of these steps to punish lawmakers would save much money. And these ideas ignore the fact that Californians ask more of their legislators' than citizens of any other state ask their representatives. California legislators represent three times as many people as lawmakers in the state with the next largest districts, and 10 times as many as the average legislators nationally.
But such cuts make you feel good. Don't they?

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So I have a weird problem with one of my users (she is the only one affected by this, no one else) that uses outlook 2016 (exchange).
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Should be: PLOG - Gold Medal - 2019.10.16 - MA SO FL MW ONLY - (+GRO) (FRO) Bread Innovations.xlsb
The current workaround is to "manually add" (i.e. insert--> add attachment) for each file instead of the normal drag and drop method of putting attachments in emails.
The file is not truncated on her desktop or other folders on the computer.
I've been google'ing this the last few days and the only real thing I have some across has been this MS article which is how we discovered the workaround but that was identified in outlook 2013.
does anyone have an idea of what is going on? do you think its a user profile problem? Thanks in advance!
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Does she have her Outlook set to send messages in plain text (ie not HTML) ?
Often plain text considers a single line to be 80 characters.
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@cheekybuddha - I just double checked their settings and its listed as html for all messages; any other ideas?
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Correlation of speech fMRI activation spots and speech associated cortical areas – as defined by intraoperative language testing – in patients with lesion around the eloquent speech cortex
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Objective: To define the spatial correlation of speech fMRI activated areas and stimulated cortical areas involved in language production in patients with lesions in eloquent speech areas.
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bullet wrote: Hi folks, I want to manifest my admiration not only for working on this project in particular but in general for skills like these whose I'm very envious
I'm a programmer for enjoyment and pleasure (not professionally) so I'm always impressed when I read of projects like yours, porting something to my beloved linux. I'm now playing to a very old windows game: Pharaoh; since it is a game of the far 1999 I asked myself if I was able to do a similar thing but soon a lot of questions rose. Can you help me to give any answers? Let's begin:
1. which are the steps of a porting like openmw. Is required a lot of reverse engineering?
2. which tools are recommended to analyze exe and data files? Is it necessary access to a windows machine?
I wonder how for a game that occupies a cd/dvd in fact the game engine is tiny; for example Pharaoh.exe is only 2.2MB; probably it's quite the same for Morrowind. So, considering these numbers, why developers are so reluctant porting own games to other platforms?
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Zini wrote:We were lucky here, because the MW community had already done most of the reverse-engineering. If we had to start from scratch, we had to analyse at least the ESM/ESP, the BSA and the NIF formats.which are the steps of a porting like openmw. Is required a lot of reverse engineering?
Forget about the exe files. Trying to reverse-engineer an executable is a waste of time. You try to figure out how the game works by playing it and than write your own program accordingly.which tools are recommended to analyze exe and data files
As for data files, it depends on what they look like. A hex editor is a good start. After that you probably want to write your own analysis tool.
Yes. You need to be able to play the original game to analyse the game mechanics.Is it necessary access to a windows machine?
Well, 10 years ago games were a lot more simple and as such a lot smaller. But actually 2 MB is enough for quite a lot of code. Easily several 10k lines of code. Furthermore software typically uses some dynamically linked libraries (dll or so), which exist as separate files and contain code too.I wonder how for a game that occupies a cd/dvd in fact the game engine is tiny; for example Pharaoh.exe is only 2.2MB; probably it's quite the same for Morrowind.
The commercial aspect is certainly important. There are simply not enough Linux boxes out there to make it worth the extra development time.considering these numbers, why developers are so reluctant porting own games to other platforms?
Also keep in mind, that most developers have a Windows background. Pretty much everything in Windows is focussed on non-portability. Microsoft doesn't want other operating system and all tools, applications and file formats on that platform are designed to make portability extra hard.
Star-Demon wrote: Porting games to other platforms is pretty difficult commercially and tough on all ends of your development and support. If you develop for a platform, you must also have support for it.
When the number one priority is getting it out the door and client/customer's hands, I don't blame people for not going cross-platform.
Analyzing an exe is pretty arcane. Great for people to do it, but I'm with zini - Play the game, make careful observations, and your education does the rest.
Greendogo wrote: You just know that when OpenMW is finished there's going to be some small game websites that will want an interview and will ask similar questions about porting older games to a new engine and multiple operating systems. Good warm up.
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Eleven student leaders from the Dallas Community Colleges are now students of the world. The group expanded their international knowledge with a trip to Salzburg, Austria, last month. During their one-week visit, students toured and experienced the city.
DCCCD's global economic development department sent the students abroad to help them think critically about their role as world citizens. The trip was sponsored by the Global Citizenship Alliance Student Seminar. The program helps students examine the challenges of globalization. Students also learn about financial and cultural interactions among countries.
"Students gain an understanding of the conceptual challenges around global citizenship and peace," said Anita Gordy-Watkins, DCCCD's vice chancellor of global and economic development. The trip focused on the problem solving of "real-world political, economic, social and cultural problems."
Members of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society were asked to apply. To qualify, students had to be 18, U.S. citizens and committed to attend DCCCD in fall 2016.
The food, culture and picturesque views of Europe were exciting for Enoc Chicas, a sophomore nursing student at Brookhaven College.
"DCCCD gave me this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Chicas said. "Now it is time for me to deliberate results, serve and inspire others. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to go to Salzburg."
Chicas found Salzburg vibrant, uplifting and educational. Travelling to Europe, he said, is a stepping stone to global citizenship.
"I enjoy meeting people and making new friends," said Chicas, who has also visited El Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Mexico.
"I want to do something with this. I want to be able to encourage other students to try harder," he said. "I was fortunate to be able to go there. I want to give something back but I don't know (what). I want to be able to share my experiences with others in the community."
Chicas hopes to incorporate his new global perspective into his career and everyday life. He wants to become a family practitioner and travel to other countries the help the needy.
Salzburg is the birthplace of Mozart, its most celebrated son. DCCCD students arrived in time to witness the celebration of Salzburg's bicentennial. They hummed songs from the Oscar-winning movie "The Sound of Music" after visiting Schloss Leopoldskron, the ornate palace where the film about the von Trapp family was made.
Jaimi Singleton, a veterinary technician major, said the trip marked her first overseas venture. The Cedar Valley student said she found the country beautiful and was pleasantly surprised that the language barrier was barely noticeable.
"It was peaceful. That's the best way to describe it," Singleton said. "Everyone was friendly and understood everything. I was able to get around in a taxi … . The food was great."
Singleton found the trip eye-opening because of the exposure she experienced to people from other cultures and a partnership she hopes will endure.
"I think this is going to help me as I travel. I plan to see more things. You learn to interact. You learn to have a broader perspective," added Singleton.
William De La Cruz, who also attends Brookhaven, said Austria offered him a chance to interact with people from another culture and hear their views. The trip promoted his status as a student of the world.
"I was not sure what to expect. I just went there with an open mind," De La Cruz said of his first trip to Europe. "If given the chance to attend another seminar like this, I would not hesitate. I would go again in a heartbeat."
Martha Hughes, an advisor who accompanied the students, said the excursion allowed students to overcome class and social barriers.
"They talked about the globalized world we live in," said Hughes, who is vice president of academic affairs at North Lake College. "Our speakers really were attempting to help us understand global issues, like refugees. They talked about Islamophobia. And they talked about us and our gun culture. We're all here to learn and make this a better place."
Hughes praised the students for participating and expanding their world view as they soaked up the city's museums, music, food, exhibitions and customs.
"I think, for some of them, travel itself is an experience. There were a number of students who never had a chance to do anything like this. We give opportunities to students who might not otherwise see this," Hughes said.


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Official: trial of Libya's Gadhafi's son, spy chief, ex-premier set for August
TRIPOLI, Libya – A Libyan official says the trial of ousted dictator Moammar Gadhafi's son, his spy chief and his last prime minister will take place in August.
Al-Seddik al-Sur of the state prosecutor's office told reporters Monday that Seif al-Islam Gadhafi, Abdullah al-Senoussi and ex-premier al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi, along with ex-spokesman Milad Daman, will be tried for crimes committed during under Gadhafi's 42-year rule and during the eight-month civil war that deposed him.
Last week Libya appealed the International Criminal Court's order to try Seif al-Islam in The Hague. Libya also asked for suspension of its order to him over to the ICC.
Seif al-Islam is being held by a militia in the Libyan town of Zintan. ICC judges ruled that Libya cannot give Seif al-Islam a fair trial.


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Fayette's teachers have a new three-year contract and both sides are praising the other for the cooperative effort.
School board members approved the new contract unanimously Monday at the April meeting.
Superintendent Russ Griggs described the negotiation process as very non-confrontational, with give and take from both sides.
"It was a good process and a good reflection of the attitude and professionalism of the staff," he said.
Teacher Suzette Boesger, representing the teachers' association, said that feeling was shared by the staff negotiating team. She called the process a welcome change from some past negotiations.
Griggs said the union accepted a change in health insurance that results in higher deductible charges for staff. However, the savings to the district from that move will cover the cost of a pay increase.
The base salary will increase by 3.0 percent for the 2008-09 school year and by 2.5 percent in 2009-10. The contract language is set for three years, he said, but the salary portion only can be reopened for the final year of the pact.
Among other changes, maternity leave was clarified and limits are placed on the number of days available without the certification of a doctor.
Griggs said another mark of success was that no legal counsel was hired by negotiations.
"That saved thousands of dollars that can be spent on education instead," he said.


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Julian Green made an impression on US national team fans with his World Cup goal last month, and he'll have a few opportunities to build on that burgeoning reputation in the coming weeks.
Green has been named to Bayern Munich's first-team roster ahead of the German club's preseason preparations in the United States, a club spokesman confirmed to MLSsoccer.com on Monday. The 19-year-old winger is expected to be available in Bayern's pair of upcoming stateside friendlies vs. Club Deportivo Guadalajara at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, N.J., on July 31 and against the MLS All-Stars at Providence Park in Portland, Ore., on Aug. 6.
A surprise and oft-criticized selection on Jurgen Klinsmann's US World Cup roster, Green made a splash earlier this summer when he came off the bench and quickly scored a classy goal in his tournament debut against Belgium in the Round of 16.
The goal -- which made Green the youngest US player to ever score in a World Cup and marked his first tally at the international level -- was not enough to prevent the Americans from bowing out of the tournament with a 2-1 extratime loss.
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You would have thought that, after having his shoulder blades rearranged by the Bills and his head slammed to the turf by the Bears, that Vikings QB Brett Favre would finally decide to hang it up for the remainder of the season. After all, his streak is over and the Vikings have nothing left to play for.
But Vikings coach Leslie Frazier has yet to place Favre on IR, and has left open the possibility of the QB playing in Minnesota's final two regular season games:
"He's proven time and time again that he's capable of coming back and playing," Frazier said Tuesday.
"He doesn't want to let his teammates down," Frazier said. "He really wanted to play in front of the home fans last night for maybe the last time. That was important to him. I think more than anything he likes to compete, and the fact that we've got two ballgames left, he's a guy who loves his teammates and loves to play. I think that's what motivates him more than anything."
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I guess those are noble reasons to try and play again when your body has completely failed on you. But this is becoming a sad story.
We all knew that Favre came back year after year because he was unable to define himself as anything other than a football player. But now he's still throwing himself out there and getting killed and potentially taking years off his life for absolutely nothing.
Watching Favre play this season has been like watching a prizefight that the referee refuses to stop. It's like seeing Evander Holyfield get into the ring again and again despite barely being able to form coherent sentences. Favre's persistence before was merely annoying. Now it's becoming somewhat tragic. And because of his clout within the Vikings organization, no one seems willing to put him on IR against his wishes.
In a way, this is probably how it had to end for Favre, with him finally being beaten into submission until he can barely stand. But that hasn't made it any easier to watch. That's the thing about the greats. The determination that defines them eventually turns against them at some point.


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Still hoping to get to that 759-page Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows on my desk. The most interesting brief review of the novel I've read that's easily available online is Philip Hensher's "No More School" in the July 28, 2007, issue of the British weekly The Spectator.
"I think there are 24 named characters who meet a specified violent death in this volume, and over 50 others, we are told, are killed anonymously," Hensher writes. Still, he liked it better than the last couple of books in the series: "It has the great virtue of not being much concerned with that boring school."
It's fascinating that parents who closely monitor video-game ratings and don't allow their children to watch NC-17 movies rushed out to buy this one for Conner and Schuyler.
To read the review, search for "Harry Potter" at www.spectator.co.uk.
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I have just started to build a global clothing brand that is going to cater to the "electronic dance music" scene. This encompasses trance, techno, house music, indie, drum and bass, etc. I will have a "dj signature series" line of shirts and hats in the beginning - hopefully more as time goes on. I'm looking for really hip, fashion-forward, edgy designs that encompass nightlife, EDM, clubbing, djs, after-hours, good times, etc. I would hope to find a designer who understands that the "club scene" is fairly fashionable and even underground at times.
The target audience will be clubbers, EDM fans, hip, edgy 16-40 yrs. old. I don't really like putting age ranges but I just did sort of I guess. I want to cater to global markets, so this artwork for shirts and/or hats can even be in foreign languages, which is also one of my interests for some of the designs.
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The Central Connecticut State University lacrosse team broke its single game scoring record for the third time this season as they defeated St. Francis (PA) by a score of 23-17 at home on Friday. The Blue Devils recorded its program-best fifth win of the season as they improved to 5-8 on the year. The Red Flash fall to 6-10 with the defeat. Sophomore Ashley Perkoski led CCSU with five goals in the victory.
Central got out to an early lead, tallying the first three scores of the game. Perkoski and junior Michele Conway connected on unassisted goals before Meaghan McCurry netted a free position score to make it 3-0 less than four minutes into the game. The Blue Devils continued to build its lead to 10-3 with 18:51 to play in the opening half when senior Lyndsey Mastandrea scored her only goal of the game on a free position attempt.
The Red Flash worked their way back into the game, going on a 5-4 run to make it 14-8 with just over two minutes left in the first half. The freshman duo of Mackenzy Ryan and Betsy Vendel got CCSU back on the right track, ending the period when Vendel found Ryan for a score with 48 seconds remaining.
After sophomore Ashley Mara scored an unassisted goal to open the second half, St. Francis (PA) tallied three straight to cut the Blue Devil lead to 16-11 with 18:57 left in the game. Central Connecticut then scored the next five goals to build a double-digit lead that would help the Blue Devils hold the lead for the rest of the way out and finish with the 23-17 victory. Perkoski and Vendel each recorded two goals during the stretch.
Perkoski led Central with five goals, while McCurry finished with four goals, four assists and four draw controls in the victory. Vendel also recorded four goals in the game, adding two assists and team highs of six ground balls and five draw controls.
Conway and Ryan each recorded hat tricks in the contest. The former finished with three goals, one assist and two caused turnovers, while the latter tallied three scores and two draw controls. Mara with two, as well as Mastandrea and senior Courtney Mooney with one each, rounded out the Blue Devil scorers. Sophomore Erin DeLancey finished with 13 saves while playing all 60 minutes in goal for CCSU.
The 23 goals scored by Central broke the school record of 21, which was set earlier this season in a 21-9 victory over Liberty. CCSU first set the mark in a 20-8 win over Howard on March 24 of this season. The 40 total goals scored during the game was also the most in a Blue Devil game. The previous mark was 37 when CCSU fell 24-13 to Mount St. Mary's in 2000.


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AWR Corp. has awarded the top three winning teams of the 2011 International Microwave Symposium High Efficiency Power Amplifier Student Design Contest with fully functional, one-year, personal-use licenses for its popular Microwave Office® and Visual System Simulator™ (VSS) software suites – inclusive of AXIEM™ 3D planar EM software.
The winners are: Junghwan Moon and Juyeon Lee of Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), (Advisor, Bumman Kim); Sergej Werner, Dimitri Pozdniakov, Danish Kalim of UMIC Research Center, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, (Advisor, Renato Negra); Kenle Chen of School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University, USA, ( Advisor, Dimitrios Peroulis).
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We know we're drifting into fanboy territory with our gushing about "Looper," but in our defense, Rian Johnson is a great young writer-director, we're fans of both Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis, we love time-traveling assassins, and cool pics and video from the film keep cropping up online.
The three videos below were shot by folks on the set of "Looper," and spotted by the guys at Collider, who also remind you that if you're looking for ward to this as much as we are, you should check in on the film's Tumbler site for photos, a bunch of which have been posted since we last stopped by.
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O2 and Three mobile customers are missing out on "free" full WiFi on the London Underground.
Virgin Media has signed a wholesale connectivity deal with Vodafone and EE to support their customers on its fibre network.
Virgin Media built the London Underground WiFi network in time for the Olympics, and it allowed passengers to get free WiFi connectivity throughout 2012.
From 2013 though only the existing WiFi portal offering Transport for London travel information, news and entertainment will be free to all passengers. But Virgin Mobile, Vodafone and T-Mobile and Orange (the two brands owned by EE) customers will be able to also get full WiFi access at no charge - including their email and access to websites outside the walled Underground portal.
Virgin says mobile users on other networks will be offered wider WiFi access from £2 a day, with other weekly and monthly packages being made available.
The service doesn't work in tunnels, just ticket halls, escalators, platforms and on trains while at platforms. While passengers lose WiFi signals between short hops on the Tube, customers on the Channel Tunnel can still keep connected on their 2G and 3G phones through a network deployment this year.
Over 70 London Underground stations are already WiFi-enabled and Virgin Media says another 20 Tube stations will be connected in December, with a further 28 stations "due to come online early next year".


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Growing up, I have always been an introvert. I was that kid that sat on the side lines watching everything around me. I enjoy observing the intricate details of life - the color, the smell, the personality, how people move in it, etc. As I got older, that joy in details grew into an admiration for photography and the ability to tell a story in a single snap shot. So whenever I get a free moment to pick up my camera, I do it! It's been a long time coming, but I am officially done with school (FOREVER, woot woot)! I'm a full time sonographer, working two jobs, trying to balance my career and my love for photography. I spend all day imaging people's insides and during my spare time I like to image people's outside :) Photography is one of my favorite past times, but with only so many hours in a day, it remains my hobby. Thus, I will be available for limited portrait sessions.
That's a little about me... now, tell me about you! I look forward to hearing from you.
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Catherine and Nita | Portraits
If you are so inclined, you can go to Catherine's blog to see pictures of me :)
And don't forget to visit Nita's blog for some Kitchen Stories!
We put Catherine in the hot seat first!
Then Nita was next! Ms. Anthropology, herself was a natural in front of the camera. She credits all her poses to America's Next Top Model, but I think she's a secret model.
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I am building an application based on the ImageViewer Control where you can add several selections using the MultiRectangularSelectionTool. To manage extra information for each selection I created a derived class of RectangularSelection. This part works fine.
I want to draw some text (later a small icon as well) when the RectangularSelection is drawn. I am overriding Draw(). But I got stuck, even with looking into the examples I cannot find any solution to draw into selection. Some text is drawn, but left in the top left corner of the ImageViewer or just moving some pixels when the SelectionTool is moved. Even though the ClipBound of the Graphics objects from the overridden Draw-Method are looking weird.
I have no control of where the text in drawn. Here is the latest piece of code I have tried:
I guess I am pretty close but I don't know in which direction I should proceed.
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var rect = ((RectangularObjectTransformer) base.Transformer).InteractiveObject.GetBoundingBox();
var x = rect.X;
var y = rect.Y;
g.DrawString(base.SelectedRect.ToString(), new Font("Arial", 8), new SolidBrush(Color.Red), x,y);
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Many a metropolis dreams of becoming a "smart city" like Santander. The small port in northern Spain now serves the world as a test lab and role model. How did this happen?
Luis Muñoz, the man who reputedly created the smartest city in the world does not – with all due respect – look like a tech nerd. In his green sweater over a checkered shirt, leather slippers and jeans in old-man beige, he could be someone's jovial uncle or the owner of a corner bar where the last beer is always on the house. "Welcome to the city that can think," he calls, "welcome to Santander!"
For a long time, the term "smart city" was the watchword for urban planners wishing to sound like visionaries – an empty hull into which to pour their imaginings. More than half of the world's population lives in cities today and the trend is up. Clever solutions are needed to cope with urban growth, and so many places were told that they would be digitalized, that they would be transformed into smart cities. That promise has rarely been fulfilled.
In Santander, however, it was. Now some 20 000 sensors are spread across the city transmitting hundreds of thousands of data items per day. Santander has smart dumpsters, smart sprinklers and a smart parking system. "We didn't just talk about it, we did it," says informatics professor Muñoz. Back in 2009, he was sitting with his team in a room at the university where they still meet today. He asked: Why don't we actually put the idea of a smart city to the test? Why always simulate everything to death? Let's get it out onto the streets, to people! If it doesn't work, well, at least we've given it a try. It sounds like a technology fairy tale, of course, or a romantic notion of making the world a better place. Okay, the path was rocky, admits Muñoz. It took some effort to overcome the town hall's reservations, "but I had a hunch that it could work better here than elsewhere," he says. It was like a gamble on the future despite all current risks.
Even without a conceptual superstructure, Santander is an attractive destination. It doesn't just have a world-class bank to its name, but also that easygoing atmosphere peculiar to towns with gulls and palm trees; to places where ordering draft beer with your empanadillas has fellow patrons raising their glass rather than an eyebrow. The younger generation moves here for the university; the senior citizens sit in cafés, checkmating each other. On El Sardinero beach, board-carrying surfers trot into the waves. Above all of this, the sun hangs in the sky like a great big orange. Santander is home to some 175 000 people – too few to overwhelm, too many to call the place provincial.
Muñoz says we simply must see the watering system, so off we go to Las Llamas park. There are no wheelbarrow-pushing gardeners here; engineers do the job via smartphone, from their office. Luis Bolado is one of them. He points to an antenna: 44 sensors are installed in the park. The antenna transmits data to the server, which analyzes hours of sunshine, humidity, precipitation, everything – and if necessary, triggers the watering system. With his cell phone, click, Bolado can activate the sprinklers and, click, regulate the water. But he doesn't need to because it works all by itself. The system spot checks performed here are all that remain of a skeptical attitude toward technology. "Better safe, than sorry," says Bolado.
For my next tour I join the garbage collectors early in the morning. The truck stops on Paseo de Pereda promenade, where five dumpsters await them. "They have sensors inside that tell us when they're full," says Begoña Castaño, the woman in charge of Santander's waste management. Routes are constantly updated on a tablet PC inside each cab, so the trucks cover less ground unnecessarily, pollute less air and require fewer drivers. Castaño is very proud of this, you can tell. She just doesn't get why some people are so opposed to smart cities.
And yet every attempt to make a city better by collecting data and implementing technology gets people agitated. Data security campaigners say it invades people's privacy and critics maintain that universal digitalization makes a city vulnerable. It's concerns like these that put an end to some smart city initiatives in Germany, and the WannaCry cyber attack in May certainly didn't help. It infected 230 000 computers in 150 countries, hitting big companies like FedEx, Telefónica and Renault. Europol said it had "never seen anything like this before." Since then, everyone is once again feverishly asking whether Santander is safe. Muñoz says he understands the skeptics. "We have to protect the systems as best we can. We have state-of-the-art firewalls and constantly updated back-ups, but there will never be an absolute guarantee."
We didn't just talk about it, we did it
The central SmartSantander app has a feature that lets you extend your parking time with a click. That doesn't sound spectacular, you may think, but because all of the data comes together on the central server, every other user knows where and when a space becomes vacant, too. The app also has an augmented reality mode. Hold up your GPS smartphone and the camera will display your surroundings on the screen along with the services available there. So with one sweep of your phone, you know everything about your surroundings. In return, the app learns a lot about its users: where they are, what they're doing, where they want to go. Santander's ex-mayor Íñigo de la Serna proclaimed that in terms of data, the least restrictive cities would be the most competitive in the future. In plain terms: Please do not regulate!
The data privacy laws in force in Santander are laxer than those in Germany. That's because so far no one here has tried to intercept or exploit data commercially. However, the mood could change should the system be hacked some day. Everyone knows this, and so does Muñoz. But he believes that smart cities also bring freedom, a kind of freedom we have possibly not yet grasped. If a citizen delegates municipal tasks to the city, is he or she not free to perform other tasks? Where others see risks, Muñoz sees opportunities. For the city administrators, he painted a vision in the sky: Santander, once the Spanish king's summer retreat, would become the smartest place on earth! It was an underdog story that caught people's imagination.
At the town hall, we are met by the present mayor, Gema Igual. Listening to her, you learn why the concept that frequently failed elsewhere has been a success here. She talks about the crisis in 2008, when Santander reached rock bottom, its economy in tatters. New impetus was needed to restore the city's pride.
SmartSantander was just the right project for desperate times. "We will always do what needs to be done to support the idea," says Igual, "we know how much we owe it." Jobs were created, an efficient administration in which the people of Santander have confidence, she says. With the smart-city app, Santanderinos can also report everyday problems, such as street lamps out of order, entrances blocked by parked cars, potholes, traffic jams, and then see on the app how quickly the problem is dealt with. Bureaucracy readily invites observation with a view to improving performance, and the people are thankful. Not the least of its achievements, Santander is suddenly known to half the world, says Igual. Representatives from other cities now come to the Atlantic port, which has become a center for delegation tourism.
The Palacio de Riva-Herrera houses the Smart City Demonstration Center. Japanese visitors were recently here, and before them, South Africans, Chileans early in the year. It welcomes delegations from the U.S. all the time. But now a group of Turks is expected. Pedro Cano looks at the clock. They turn up half an hour late, the delegates from the metropolitan region of Ankara in their slim-fit suits and patent-leather shoes. Cano, a lecturer at the center, welcomes them, nods and laughs. Then he spends an hour talking about his city, about the buses, police cars and taxis that transmit their position, speed and other data via sensor; about street lamps that only shine brightly when someone walks by at night and about the parking system that started it all: "We had a big problem with congestion in the city center. It was impossible to find a place to park," he says. So Muñoz and his team installed magneto-electrical modules every few meters that register when a car parks and report it to the central server, which triggers boards on every street to indicate to drivers where and how many spaces are vacant. One of the Turkish visitors asks Cano whether they could also use the sensors he is working on. Rather than laughing the question off, Cano says: Sure, that might be possible, please write to the university – to Muñoz.
It's this open attitude that distinguishes Santander from other smart cities. Here, nothing is walled off. Santander is a lab without a door. Everyone is allowed to come in and contribute. "I dream of a city in which the inhabitants not only report problems, but also remedy them themselves," says Muñoz. That, in his opinion, would really be smart. That would be the future. This is a new vision, but an even bigger one. And once again Muñoz has a hunch that if it can work anywhere, then in Santander.
Getting there from Germany
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