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Remember a few weeks back when a friend gave me a zucchini the size of a baseball bat? Well, I ended up with another one and a yellow summer squash that is the same size. I needed to find a way to use the zucchini before it went bad. I shredded the zucchini in my food processor & went to work.
I had received an email earlier in the month with a great looking zucchini bread from Pamela's Baking Mix. I chose to use this recipe & modify it slightly to my needs. Here is what I did:
2 cups Pamela's Ultimate Baking & Pancake Mix
2 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp nutmeg
2 cups grated zucchini, blossom end removed
1/3 cup oil + 1 TBSP coconut oil (I used Tropical Traditions)
2 eggs
1/2 cup brown sugar, packed
1/2 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup chocolate chips
Whisk together Pamela's Baking Mix, cinnamon, salt, and nutmeg. In a separate bowl, beat together eggs, oil, and sugar for one minute on medium. Stir in vanilla. Stir wet ingredients into dry ingredients to form a batter. Fold in grated zucchini .
Pour into greased loaf pan (8×4) and bake in a preheated 350° oven for 55 to 60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Let bread cool in the pan for 5 minutes. Remove from the pan & place on wire rack.
NOTE: This bread is very moist. You can lessen the moisture by squeezing grated zucchini in paper towels to absorb some of the water before mixing into the batter. Also, I doubled this recipe & only added chocolate chips to half of the batter. I added nuts to the other half. YUM!!
Variation: You can make these into muffins by filling greased muffin tins and baking for 30 – 35 minutes.
This bread rocks!! Jon loved it and is consuming it at an alarming rate.
More Zucchini ideas:
I still had 4 cups of shredded zucchini left, even after doubling this recipe!!! I used some on my salads. I used some as pasta & topped with leftover taco meat, black beans, cheese, black olives & tomatoes. Delish! It could be used to make zucchini pancakes or waffles. The possibilities are endless. Now I know what to do with my baseball bat of a yellow summer squash, too!
Hope you all are enjoying your weekend!
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This is inspired by a live action tv show that I used to watch when I was a kid in Spain. It takes place in Spain during the 30's the girl's name is Celia, and she has an awesome imagination, but she always gets in trouble, so then she gets sent to a nun's cathlic school... anyone that would watch that show would feel sorry for her.
This is when Celia pretended to drive her little brother in a Ford convertible. Then ofcourse the worse happens...
And this is just them imagening that they have to cross the atlantic ocean through a bridge, and they can't fall in because there is sharks and huge white whales.

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مشکل write protected در فلش مموری ها
Step 1 – Check The USB Drive For Viruses
Every time you plug a USB drive into your computer, you should be automatically scanning it for viruses – especially if you have used it on computers that you don't own, or public computers. Viruses often act in a manner that will fill your USB drive with nonsense files and this can make your USB drive respond with the Write Protected error.
Depending on the antivirus software that you have, you may be able to configure it to automatically scan USB Drives when they are plugged in. If not, usually you can navigate to the USB drive in Windows Explorer, right-click on it and make your antivirus software scan it manually.
If you do find a virus, then it would be best to eliminate it using your antivirus software. I'd also recommend performing a scan with at least one other antivirus scanner, as not all antiviruses are 100% complete in their anti-virus definitions. Chances are where there is one virus, there are two or more.
I recommend reading Joel's article, "Make Sure You're Clean With These Free One-Time Scan Antivirus Tools".
Step 2 – Check The USB Drive Body
Normally I'd make something this simple, step one. However I'd rather see you protected from viruses first and then have you check the simple thing factor. Some USB flash drives have a mechanical switch on them that puts them into Write Protect mode. This can be a very small slider switch which may have caught on something in your pocket or computer case.
If this is the situation, then simply move the switch to the unlocked position and try to copy files again. It should work now.
On the upside there aren't a lot of USB sticks with these locks on them anymore. So there is a good chance that's not the issue for you. On the downside, if this isn't the issue the following fixes are slightly more complicated.
Step 3 – Check To Make Sure the Flash Drive Isn't Full
If your USB stick is full, you may also get the Write Protect error message. So, simply pop into Windows Explorer, find your USB Drive, right-click on it and selectProperties. This will give you the nice pie chart display of the Used and Free space available on your USB Stick.
(Fun Fact: The scientific reason why pie charts are so popular is that people like pie). It appears that my drive is barely used at all!
Step 4 – Is It Just That File?
Make sure that it isn't just the file that is write protected. Yes, you would get a different error message, but maybe you jumped to conclusions and thought it was the whole USB flash drive. It happens. If I can freak out like that, so could you.
Right-click on the file that you're trying to write to and then click on Properties.Now you'll see some options at the bottom of this window and one of them isRead-only. Make sure this box is unchecked and then click on the Apply button. You should now be able to write to this file.
Step 5 – Diskpart Command Line Utility
Have you ever worked in the command line on Windows? Well you're about to. It's not as scary as one might think, and as such it is the next logical step before going into the Windows Registry.
Click on your Start Menu and type
cmd in the Search for programs and files field. Now, hit your Enter key. You'll see a window looking like the following:
Type in the command
diskpart and hit Enter. Diskpart is a disk-partitioning tool that is built into Windows and is accessible through the Command Line Utility. With it, we can change the values associated with your USB drive.
A new command line window will open. Type
list disk and then hit Enter. You'll now see a list of disks available in Windows. If your USB drive isn't listed here, this won't help you any. You can see in my example below that all that is showing are the two partitions on my computer's hard drive. My USB drive doesn't show up in here for whatever reason.
If it is listed here, make a note of the number beside it. Make sure that this is indeed your USB drive! Now type the command
select disk 3, assuming your USB drive is number 3, and hit Enter. Type
attributes disk clear readonlyand then hit Enter. You have now cleared any Read-Only attribute that might be on that USB drive.
exit and hit Enter to leave the DiskPart utility. Try your USB drive again. Still getting the Write Protect Error?
Step 6 – Into the Registry We Go
If none of the previous steps helped you out, then we have to do something a little dangerous – we are going into the registry. If you are not comfortable going into the registry, I understand. You may want to skip to Step 7, but that means going on to formatting your USB drive. Or, you can have a friend who is a computer technician check the registry for you. Or you can try it out yourself. This is a fairly simple registry change, so hang in there. I think you can do it.
Click on your Start Menu and type
regedit into the Search for programs and filesfield. You'll see something like the image below.
Hit your Enter key. The Registry Editor window will now open. By clicking on the arrows next to the menu items, navigate to
and look for a key named WriteProtect.
If that key exists, right-click on it and click on Modify.
Now, you'll probably find that the value for this is set to 1. 1 means "Yes, write protect my USB storage device." So you can guess that 0 means "No, don't write protect my USB storage device." Now change that value to 0 and click on the OKbutton.
Close Registry Editor, remove your USB device and then plug it back in again. You should now be able to write to your USB stick.
If not, it is Disk Formatting Time.
Step 7 – Format The USB Drive
WARNING: Make sure that you back up all the files and information from your USB drive to your computer. All data will be lost once the USB drive is formatted.
Formatting the hard drive is a last resort. However, it should make your USB drive able to be read and written to. Prior to formatting the USB drive, determine what kind of file system it already has – NTFS or FAT32. Normally the file system that it already has will be the file system that is best suited for the drive.
Remember how we went into Windows Explorer, right-clicked on the USB drive and selected Properties back in Step 3? Let's do that again.
There it is – File system: FAT32. If you want more information on file systems and formatting USB Flash Drives, Tina has a solid article on that, called, "How To Format A USB Drive & Why You Would Need To".
Close out the Properties window and right-click on your USB drive in Windows Explorer again. Click on Format.
In the Format window, you've got some options. We've already determined that we're going to use the FAT32 File System for this particular drive. For Allocation Unit Size, select the highest amount you can if you've got a USB drive with a capacity over 1GB, go smaller if your USB drive is smaller. I don't know of too many people with a USB flash drive less than 1GB so 64 kilobytes should be fine.
You can make the Volume label something that is meaningful to you. I'm just leaving it as KINGSTON for now. Because we may be dealing with a USB drive with hardware issues, I suggest unchecking the Quick format box. That will force the format to do more than just erase files. If there is a bad sector on this USB drive, a full format will will throw an error. If that's the case, then you may want to check out my article, "How To Make Corrupt USB Jump Drives Work Again".
The formatting shouldn't take too long. Of course, the larger the volume, the longer the formatting will take. Assuming there is no physical problem with the drive, your USB drive will be formatted, cleaned and ready to read from and write to.
The Take Away
Sometimes the problem is simple and can be dealt with simply. Try those methods first as they are most often the correct ones. If the problem is deep and requires drastic measure, make sure that is indeed the case. You've got a lot more troubleshooting tools in your arsenal now and should be able to get your USB drives working again, potentially saving you a tidy sum of money.
And all we ask is that you let us know how it went, in the comments below. Of course, if you have any additional tips, we like to read those too.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – Officials say an Alabama woman who was doused in gasoline and lit on fire by her ex-boyfriend has died.
Jefferson County sheriff's spokesman Randy Christian says in a statement that 49-year-old Deborah Diane Prater died early Tuesday. She had been hospitalized since the Sunday morning attack.
According to county jail records, Prater's 48-year-old ex-boyfriend Michael Kennedy is charged with murder and is being held on $250,000 bond. Kennedy was initially charged with attempted murder and domestic violence.
Christian has said that Prater and Kennedy dated for about three years and that Prater recently ended their relationship. Officials have said Kennedy returned to Prater's Birmingham home Sunday and lit her on fire after an argument. Authorities say Kennedy then fled in Prater's SUV.
Court officials are unsure whether Kennedy has an attorney.


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I need help and am hoping all the knowledgeable swimmers and/or coaches will be able to give me some great advice.
I swam in college (with NO prior training!) and for 4 years my times only improved (swimming freestyle 50 and 100 yd). Now jump forward 30 years without any further training or practicing (yikes!).
I am now 54 and in the last 4 years I have had 4 surgeries on my right arm for ulnar nerve entrapment. (I will spare everyone the gory details, but the last surgery this January was supposed to last 2 hours and the surgeon finished 8 1/2 hours later!). Now movement is KEY to keeping my body from scarring down this nerve again.
I started swimming about 6 weeks ago at my local YMCA. The surgeon is thrilled and cannot believe I am swimming over half a mile 3-4 times a week. He says I can now swim as much and as hard as I want (within reason, of course).
So...I now have it in my head that I want to compete again. I have read all the workouts, focusing more on the 'beginner' ones because yardage is still an issue. I am up to 1200 yards and want to soon get up to a mile.
What I am looking for are workouts that perhaps test me within my low yardage ability right now. I feel until my arm is stronger, 1600 yds. will be my limit.
I, of course, have NO idea about repetition times, etc as I have not attempted to time myself yet. I know what I did in college..
If anyone can offer any low yardage, fairly intense workouts, I would REALLY appreciate it. Also, is it unrealistic to think about swimming at the nationals in Indy in August? Are these National meets only for the topnotch swimmers?? Or can everyone come and try to improve their own times? Or would I just be wasting everyone's time since I would not be of 'National' caliber??
Thanks in advance for any help!


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It Must Be Said – "There are facts that were once known, sometimes generally known, that are now known to but a few…. Many people assume that everyone is secretly aware of those unpleasant facts, but that is not the case. A generation that has grown up never hearing those facts will be almost entirely unaware of them, in part because their personal life experiences don't impinge on those patterns much…. Anyhow, I intend to occasionally make a clear statement of some hateful fact – not necessarily because I have anything new to say on the subject (which is what I prefer). Someone has to corrupt the rising generations." (^_^) – from greg cochran.
White Men Can't Reach – "'[S]ports will continue to provide a splendid stage for the fantastic menagerie that's human biological diversity. Amid the pageantry of the Opening Ceremony of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, make sure to look for the extremes of the human physique…. It is breathtaking to think that, in the truest genetic sense, we are all a large family, and that the paths of our ancestors have left us wonderfully distinct.'" – *sniff* – steve sailer reviews david epstein's The Sports Gene.
Why We Can't Talk About IQ – "This is how we are: jumbles of superstition, emotion, self-deception, and social conformism, with reason and science trotting along behind trying to keep up." – from the derb.
Evolution of monogamy in humans the result of infanticide risk – "The threat of infants being killed by unrelated males is the key driver of monogamy in humans and other primates."
European Hunter-Gatherers Had Domesticated Pigs Earlier Than Thought – "Domesticated pigs were present in northern Germany around 4600 B.C., some 500 years earlier than previously thought, new fossil and DNA evidence reveals."
Hidden shell middens reveal ancient human presence in Bolivian Amazon – "Previously unknown archeological sites in forest islands reveal human presence in the western Amazon as early as 10,000 years ago…."
Mycobacterium tuberculosis: Our African follower for over 70,000 years! – "The researchers compared the genetic evolutionary trees of mycobacteria and humans side-by-side. And to the researcher's surprise, the phylogenetic trees of humans and the TB bacteria showed a very close match. 'The evolutionary path of humans and the TB bacteria shows striking similarities….'"
Human Microbiome May Be Seeded Before Birth
You Are Your Bacteria: How the Gut Microbiome Influences Health – "The bacteria in our gut already plays an important role in digestion. But new studies indicate that our bacteria could play a major role in whether or not we become obese."
Edinburgh is surprise capital of redheaded Britain and Ireland – "The Edinburgh area is the most red headed region, according to the study, with 40 per cent of the population carrying one of the three common red hair gene variants." – i love red hair! there's a map here.
Live fast, die young – from mr. mangan, esq. see also: Single Gene Change Increases Mouse Lifespan by 20 Percent and Biologists May Have Identified Gene Central to Development, Reproduction and Aging – h/t hbd bibliography, here and here!
Is war really disappearing? A new analysis suggests not – "Countries may simply have less ability to fight."
Men feel worse about themselves when female partners succeed
Are You Smarter Than You Think? – "The evolved wisdom behind our seemingly stupid decisions…. [B]iases are often not as stupid as psychologists like to make them out to be." – h/t jason collins!
Poverty Saps the Brain's Mental Reserves – "The mere circumstance of being poor can reduce a person's cognitive abilities by consuming precious mental resources."
DNA Methylation: Are Your Genes Turned On?
Personal space: how close is too close? – "Scientists have determined what the absolute limit is for invading other people's personal space. … between eight and 16 inches from our faces." – back off! (~_^)
Your spouse's voice is easier to hear — and easier to ignore (~_^)
HBD Proponents, Racists and Racialists – some criticism of hbd-ers. i say that the study of human biodiversity can be a force for good! (^_^)
A Discussion On Race, Crime And The Inconvenient Facts
Live by the Sword – a review of The Faithful Executioner: Life and Death, Honour and Shame in the Turbulent Sixteenth Century, a new book about frantz schmidt.
bonus: Counter-Currents Interview of chip of the hoover hog!
bonus bonus: Mind meld? Scientist uses his brain to control another guy's finger – freaky! (but in a good way. (^_^) )
bonus bonus bonus: These Two Ancient Roman Techs Could Disrupt Modern Industry – h/t nelson!
bonus bonus bonus bonus: A Short Guide To The Middle East – @the assistant village idiot's!
bonus bonus bonus bonus bonus: 20 Seconds of Tetris Madness (O_O)
bonus bonus bonus bonus bonus bonus: Vote reveals the 50 funniest one-liners ever – "'I went to a restaurant that serves "breakfast at any time". So I ordered French Toast during the Renaissance.' – Peter Kay; 'I believe in equality. Equality for everybody. No matter how stupid they are or how superior I am to them.' – Steve Martin." (~_^)
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Welcome back to your weekly Real L Word recap, where I make you relive the train wreck you just experienced hours ago. The last two episodes followed the cast's adventures at Dinah Shore weekend, a weekend of unholy pool parties that is all:
And anyone sober was all:
So then to cope they were all:
Pretty much everyone in the cast groped or made out with one another, Cori got drunk, Lauren and Kiyomi smushed, Romi and Sara yelled at each other, and everyone – whether or not they had been drinking – ended up with a hangover.
This week, the cast is reintegrated into civilian life. Hooray! Episode 307 begins with Whitney and Sara speeding like homing pigeons to the matchmaking service that first brought them together in Season 1: LAX.
Whitney and Sara are on their way to Connecticut to visit Whitney's family. Remember Momma Mixter's catatonic reaction to the engagement announcement over Skype in Episode 303?
Whitney hopes that announcing the engagement in person will make more of an impact and to "get that excitement and support kicked in." Also, she plans to come out to her 92 year old grandmother AND announce the engagement to her at the same time. How efficient!
But all of this family business – first Whitney's, then Sara's, then Whitney's again – is stressing the pair out, and Sara says that all of this tension is taking a toll on their relationship.


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By Carey Gillam
April 24 (Reuters) - U.S.-grown apples are widely coated with a pesticide that has been newly banned in the European Union amid health concerns, and the United States is at least a year behind in a required scientific assessment of the pesticide, an environmental group said on Thursday.
The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit health and environmental advocacy group, sent a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency asking for the agency to halt the use of diphenylamine, also called DPA, until a new analysis shows DPA levels on food are safe, the group said.
DPA, which is sprayed on apples after they are harvested to help prevent browning, was first registered as a pesticide in the United States in 1947, according to the EPA.
But recent concerns about the pesticide's potential links to cancer led the European Union to ban fruits containing more than 0.1 part per million of DPA. That regulation took effect in March.
The EWG said consumers in the United States have reason to be concerned about their own consumption of DPA. The United States allows 10 parts per million of DPA residues in food. A 2010 USDA analysis of raw apples found DPA on 80 percent of the apples tested, EWG said.
"Apples, apple juice and applesauce are staples in the diets of millions of children, so if there are potential risks to kids from DPA, we need to know now," EWG senior scientist Sonya Lunder said in a statement.
U.S. Apple Association spokeswoman Wendy Brannen said DPA is safely used in U.S. apple production, and the residue levels on apples are well below tolerance levels set by the government.
"There is no cause for concern and certainly not a safety issue pertaining to DPA use here in the United States," said Brannen.
The EPA is required under the federal Food Quality Protection Act to conduct a scientific assessment of pesticides every 15 years. But the Environmental Protection Agency has not looked at DPA since the late 1990s.
In its last report, the EPA said DPA was "not likely" to be carcinogenic, but said diphenylnitrosamine - an impurity of technical grade diphenylamine - was classified as a probable human carcinogen based on increased incidence of bladder tumors in rats. The agency also expressed concern about the "structural relationship to carcinogenic nitrosamines."
The EPA said in a statement that its evaluation in 1997 found "reasonable certainty of no harm" and added that if new evidence challenges the safety of DPA, it will take action. (Reporting by Carey Gillam in Kansas City; Editing by Dan Grebler)


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Following the footsteps of competitors, GM is reporting car sales data to consumers.
A growing trend has been identified among automotive manufacturers in China: As the global market slows due to economic cooling, carmakers are starting to report retail car sales rather than wholesale delivery data. General Motors (GM) is the most recent company to offer wholesale delivery reporting.
GM recently released an April sales report revealing retail sales made with Chinese consumers, not with automotive dealers as it has formerly done. The Japanese-owned Honda Motor Company also released retail sales reporting information for April 2015. Meanwhile, the Nissan Motor Company has been offering retail sales reporting data since January 2015.
Wholesale Passenger Vehicle Sales Climb
Wholesale passenger vehicle sales have climbed roughly 3.7% as of April 2015 when compared to sales in April 2014. While a percentage increase might seem positive, the 3.7% increase is a number that is revealing slowing sales over the last two years. The reduction in the amount of successful vehicle sales is creating a tension-filled environment between car dealers and automakers. Car lots are beginning to fill up with vehicles that just aren't selling.
According to John Zeng, LMC Automotive's Director, China's auto sellers will now have to learn how to look at the market in a new way: by the number of successful transactions between customers and sellers.
The Asia-based McKinsey & Company automotive team has identified a power shift between car manufacturers and sellers. According to Paul Gao, the head of the consulting company, car manufacturers had the upper hand when car sales were so high the sales numbers were in the double digit percentiles. Car sellers were happy to accommodate manufacturer demands as incentives were involved. As per reports from the China Automobile Dealers' Association (CADA), an assessment of vehicle inventory at the conclusion of March reveals an inventory level of 1.77 months. The latter figure is a clear 28% increase the same month a year earlier. Automotive consulting companies in China identify 1.5 months of vehicle sales as a concern, going as far as to call it an "alert level."
According to GM, the company uses the retail reporting method on a global scale. However, automotive analysts caution that car makers may define the type of reporting they do differently. The best method for sales accuracy verification is to run a comparison between vehicular registration and car sales reports. Such verification processes are possible in the US, where registration information is publicly accessible. The same is true in Japan, which already compares sales to vehicular registrations.


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Head Coach Robert Warzycha's first-team selection on Sunday against the Portland Timbers provided Crew fans a chance to see more than half of the squad include in-state talent.
The special Ohio ties have gained some local attention as many were originally featured ahead of the 2013 home-opener at Crew Stadium in an issue of Columbus Alive!. Sunday marked the first time in which three Crew Homegrown Players started in a single match.
In fact, six Ohio-raised athletes managed to make their way into the starting XI, helping the Crew earn a 1-0 victory against a Timbers that entered Crew Stadium unbeaten in their last 15 matches.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Official Statistician of Major League Soccer:
48 players born in Ohio have been signed to an MLS club at some point in their career. Among that total, there are currently 20 active players around the League who hail from the Buckeye State.
13 of those 48 athletes were, at one time or other, under contract to the Crew.
That list of course only includes players that were born in the state of Ohio, and does not include players that were born elsewhere but still consider Ohio their hometowns on official rosters. For example, current Black & Gold players Konrad Warzycha (Born in Poland - raised in Dublin, OH) and Matt Lampson (Born in Tennessee – raised in Hilliard, OH) have specific Ohio ties but are not included below.
The players' name is followed by the number of appearances they have made for the Crew and the years they called Crew Stadium home.
Chad Barson (8, 2013) Columbus, OH
Eric Brunner (39, 2008-2013) Dublin, OH
Marc Burch (7, 2006-2013) Cincinnati, OH
Brad Friedel (38, 1996-1997) Lakewood, OH
Aaron Horton* (1, 2011-2013) Lakewood, OH
Kyle Hyland (0, 2013) Bay Village, OH
Chris Leitch (37, 2002-2011) Columbus, OH
Danny O'Rourke (140, 2005-2013) Columbus, OH
Kenny Schoeni (1, 2008-2010) Cincinnati, OH
Ben Speas (14, 2012-2013) Stow, OH
Wil Trapp (1, 2013) Columbus, OH
Brandon Ward (6, 1996) Westerville, OH
Josh Williams (47, 2010-2013) Canton, OH
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