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Q: Maven & Eclipse remote debugging: connection refused I'm trying to do remote debugging with Maven and Eclipse. On the remote machine, I do mvnDebug spring-boot:run, and on the local machine in Eclipse, I set up a Remote Java Application debug configuration with the appropriate host IP and port and Connection Type as Standard (Socket Attach).
On the remote machine, before attempting to connect with Eclipse, I only see:
Preparing to execute Maven in debug mode
Listening for transport dt_socket at address: 8000

ss -aln shows something listening on port 8000: users:(("java",pid=949917,fd=4)). As soon as I start the debug process in Eclipse on the local machine, the regular Maven output appears on the remote machine:
Apache Maven 3.6.3 (NON-CANONICAL_2019-11-27T20:26:29Z_root)
Maven home: /opt/maven
Java version: 1.8.0_242, vendor: Oracle Corporation, runtime: /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk/jre
Default locale: en_US, platform encoding: UTF-8
OS name: "linux", version: "5.5.8-arch1-1", arch: "amd64", family: "unix"
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
...

so apparently a connection is made. The output from Maven is identical to a regular run. But Eclipse displays Failed to connect to remote VM. Connection refused. with no additional information, and by now nothing is listening on port 8000 on the remote machine anymore.
I don't have any idea how to even debug this, and the config couldn't be simpler.
The contents of the mvnDebug script are:
MAVEN_DEBUG_OPTS="-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=8000"

echo Preparing to execute Maven in debug mode

env MAVEN_OPTS="$MAVEN_OPTS" MAVEN_DEBUG_OPTS="$MAVEN_DEBUG_OPTS" "`dirname "$0"`/mvn" "$@"

Any suggestions or insight would be appreciated.

A: Like maven-surefire-plugin with forked test, springboot seems to fork to a new jvm process.  Hence, mvnDebug won't help you in that case: to debug your springboot instance from Maven, you must set up appropraite jvmArguments per this link:
  <plugin>
    <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
    <artifactId>spring-boot-maven-plugin</artifactId>
    <version>2.2.6.RELEASE</version>
    <configuration>
      <jvmArguments>
        -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=5005
      </jvmArguments>
    </configuration>
    ...
  </plugin>

While I can not explain why you can't connect using remote debug, my hint is that Spring Boot let maven terminates. I did not test but this would explain why you can't connect with Eclipse.
Note that mvnDebug is mainly for debugging maven and plugins, rather than your own application.

A: The run config you tried is for java 4 and below.
for java 5 and above try to use for MAVEN_OPTS:
-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=8000


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A landslide caused by torrential rain that has been battering the southwest of the Japanese archipelago has caused damaged to a Unesco World Heritage Site, authorities said on Tuesday.
The Terayama Charcoal Kiln on the island of Kyushu, which has been on Unesco's list since 2015, has largely been buried by earth, Kagoshima city officials said in a statement cited by Efe news.
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Top Igbo Highlife musician, Chinedu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour N'Abania has received $3M as advance payment for his biopic on Amazon Prime Video.
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The songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, 38, started out playing piano in a local church and is now a N1.5bn documentary set to follow the Highlife star's background and rise to fame is being filmed.
A source close to the music star recently confirmed that he signed the production deal last year September for an unconfirmed figure.
The documentary will reportedly take a deep dive into Flavour's music career and rise to stardom. Further details remain sketchy as the streamer is yet to make an official statement. Pulse was also unable to confirm the accuracy of the mooted $3 million advance.
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500 year old lime tree in Leliceni Romania named Europe's tree of the year, awarded at Brussels A 500 year old lime tree in Leliceni, Romania was awarded at Brussels after winning the European contest of "European Tree of the year", Romania's Foreign Affairs ministry informs. The lime tree received over 20,000 votes. The tree is 500 years old, is 20 meters high and 390 cm thick.
Austria reintroduces temporary controls at borders on June 4-9 Austria will reintroduce temporary controls at its borders started June 4 to June 9 2011, Romania's Foreign Affairs Ministry informs in a press release. Austrian authorities took the measure to organize the World Economic Forum held this year in Vienna on June 8-9.
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MEPs invited to a launching reception of the representation of the Romanian region dominated by Hungarian minority at Brussels Members of the European Parliament received an invitation from MEPs Laszlo Tokes, Csaba Sogor and Iuliu Wingler to a reception launching the representation of the Romanian region dominated by the Hungarian minority (Tinutul Secuiesc) at Brussels, news agency Agerpres reads.
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UPDATE Christine Lagarde announced her candidacy to the IMF French Finance minister Christine Lagarde announced officially her plans to run for director of the IMF, AFP informs. Lagarde is considered favored to occupy the position previously held by Dominique Strauss Kahn and is sustained by France, Germany and Great Britain.
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A company in Romania named company of the year in transfer prices sector in Central Europe A company in Romania, Transfer Pricing Services SRL was named company of the year in the transfer prices sector in Central Europe, by the publication International Tax Review reads. In the beginning of the year, International Tax Review addressed an invitation to consultancy companies in 26 European states to present the most concluding examples of their professional activities.
Russian newspaper: Dmitri Medvedev criticizes the installation of the anti missile shield in Romania / Bulgaria is ready to host the American shield Russian President Dmitri Medvedev had tough words regarding Romania's decision to host the American anti missile shield. According to Medvedev, if the elements will be installed in Romania this will trigger Moscow's acceleration to develop its nuclear potential and will throw the world in a cold war. In Bucharest, some observers are waiting an increase of Russian presence in Transdniester. Meanwhile, the interest in the American shield was also expressed by Bulgaria, Kommersant.md reads.
Romania about to get a new sanction from the EC: we did not transpose the new EU regulations on the telecom market Romanians should be able, starting Wednesday, May 25 to be able to change their telecom operator without changing their telephone number in just one day according to the new EU regulations in the telecom sector adopted at the end of 2009 that would have had to be transposed into national legislation by this date. The EU warns on Monday that it will consider launching an infringement procedure for the countries that did not comply with this obligation. Romania is one of these countries.
Romania President: Do we have judicial guarantees no missile existing in Russia currently will ever reach Romanian territory?��� Romanian President Traian Basescu said in an interview with public television TVR 1 on Thursday evening that the statements made by Russian President Dmitri Medvedev regarding the US missile shield should not be dramatized. But he said Romania should provide the "comfort that these military instruments are not aimed at strikes against the Russian Federation".
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Hotel FM about Eurovision: we have nothing to justify or criticize Eurovision was a bitter sweet experience but in a few years we wish Romania would remember our song, Change and out interpretation, a message posted on Hotel FM's website reads. Hotel FM represented Romania at the most known musical contest in Europe and qualified on the 17th position, with 77 points.
Dan Fatuloiu Interior Affairs Attache to Rome Dan Valentin Fatuloiu was named Interior Affairs Attache to Rome by the Romanian Interior minister Traian Igas, sources in the ministry declared for Agerpres.
Romanian retained by Bulgarian customs with counterfeit cigarettes hidden in snail shells Bulgarian customs officers retained a Romanian citizen who attempted to smuggle in Greece counterfeit cigarettes hidden in snail shells, Novinite informs. The incident took place on Wednesday morning at Kulata customs, South West of the country.
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Malta, the 10th EU country to maintain until 2013 labor market restrictions for Romanians and Bulgarians Malta will maintain labor market restrictions for Romanians and Bulgarians, Times of Malta informs quoting European sources, Romanian news agency Mediafax reports. Malta is going to be one of the ten EU states that will extend restrictions until 2013 together with Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands and Great Britain.
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Corneliu Chisu the first elected Romanian in the Ottawa Parliament: An extremely importat moment for Romanian immigration in Canada Corneliu Chisu, member of the Conservative Party in Canada was elected on Monday in Ottawa's Parliament after a victory in the general elections against Liberal Dan McTeague, thestar reads. Chisu, aged 62 ran in the Pickering – Scarborough East constituency.
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TRASH IN MY EYE No. 229 (of 2006) by Leroy Douresseaux
Running time: 93 minutes (1 hour, 33 minutes)
MPAA – R for language and some sexual content
DIRECTOR: Jason Reitman
WRITERS: Jason Reitman (based upon the novel by Christopher Buckley)
PRODUCER: David O. Sacks
CINEMATOGRAPHER: James Whitaker (D.o.P.)
EDITOR: Dana E. Glauberman
COMPOSER: Rolfe Kent
Golden Globes nominee
COMEDY with elements of drama
Starring: Aaron Eckhart, Maria Bello, Cameron Bright, Sam Elliot, Katie Holmes, David Koechner, Rob Lowe, William H. Macy, J.K. Simmons, and Robert Duvall, Kim Dickens, Adam Brody, and Todd Louiso
The subject of this movie review is Thank You for Smoking, a 2005 satirical comedy written for the screen and directed by Jason Reitman. The film is based on the 1994 novel, Thank You for Smoking, by author Christopher Buckley. Thank You for Smoking the movie follows the tobacco industry's chief spokesman as he spins and disseminates information on behalf of cigarettes, while trying to remain a role model for his twelve-year-old son.
As Vice-President of the Academy of Tobacco Studies, Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart) is the main lobbyist and primary spin doctor for Big Tobacco. Naylor is on a mission to make the country forget the dangers and health risks of smoking cigarettes. However, his mission gets tougher with health advocates and the opportunistic Senator Ortolan K. Finistirre (William H. Macy) determined to put a new poison label (in the form of an image of the skull & bones) on cigarette packs. Naylor goes on the PR offensive with a strategy to get big Hollywood actors to smoke on screen, as the movie stars of yesteryear did in the Golden Age of Hollywood movies. Nick enlists, Jeff Megall (Rob Lowe), a Hollywood super-agent, to help him get smoking on screen again.
However, Nicky's newfound notoriety does not go unnoticed by Big Tobacco's head honcho, The Captain (Robert Duvall), who gives his blessing to Nick's Hollywood plan. Nick's activities also get the attention of a beautiful, young investigative reporter, Heather Halloway (Katie Holmes), who is willing to use her body to get Nick to tell her his secrets. Even with a busy schedule, Nick still finds time to hold forth with two comrades – two other lobbyists for industries also facing public backlash: Polly Bailey (Maria Bello) of the alcohol industry and Bobby Jay Bliss (David Koechner) of the gun industry. Together, the three of them are the Merchants of Death or M.O.D. Squad. Nick's also a father, and he's trying to remain a role model to his young, impressionable son, Joey Naylor (Cameron Bright), who thinks his dad is a god, but Nick's ex-wife, Jill Naylor (Kim Dickens), isn't sure a tobacco lobbyist is the best dad material.
Jason Reitman, the son of famed comedy director, Ivan Reitman (Animal House, Ghostbusters), has a more cerebral approach to film comedy than his father, and that's clearly evident in the clever, offhand satire, Thank You for Smoking, which Reitman adapted from the novel by Christopher Buckley. The film comes across as a savage satire of the tobacco industry, but Reitman directs the film with such elegance that Thank You for Smoking sometimes comes across as glib and soulless. In his attempt to impale Big Tobacco, and also throw sand in the face of shallow Hollywood, opportunistic big media, and shameless Congress, Reitman's movie ends up gabby and has no real villains. This is a satire that comes across as if it's teasing its targets rather than criticizing them.
While Thank You for Smoking holds up the characters and subject matter for detached scrutiny, the cast isn't afraid to get down and dirty. The actors take delight in revealing the characters for all their oily selfishness. They're all out for their own interests, and what little guilt they feel merely adds a light pungent flavor to the characters. The best performance is delivered, of course, by Aaron Eckhart as the film's protagonist/quasi-villain, Nick Naylor. A character actor who can play an amazing range of lead characters, Eckhart gives Thank You for Smoking its gift of gab. Eckhart's screen chemistry with Cameron Bright, the young actor who plays Nick's son, Joey, is supernaturally real. It's like a real father and son duo.
Eckhart humanizes Naylor, and makes the viewer like him and want to engage him. Thank You for Smoking is well-written and well-directed (considering the inexperience of the director), and the technical aspects are pretty good. But it's Aaron Eckhart who makes Thank You for Smoking something more than just another satirical film essay. He makes it memorable.
2007 Golden Globes: 2 nominations: "Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy" and "Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy" (Aaron Eckhart)
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Today is June 28th, the day of the NBA Draft. In the Pacific Northwest, basketball fans are giddy because tonight they will receive a gift from the basketball gods. In Atlanta folk already got money earmarked for the brand new jerseys featuring the name of the new draft pick they'll pick up tonight. In Memphis, they're just gonna sit back and take whatever player falls into their laps at #4...but there is no joy in Boston, Mighty Casey has struck out (with a white girl).
Not only have we (the few, the proud) Boston Celtics fans have been in agony ever since the Draft Lottery (and we had just gotten over not getting Allen Iverson in a draft day trade last year!), but now hearing all over Fox Sports and ESPN that most of the proposed trades that would land us a superstar were shot down because Jermaine O' Neal, Shawn Marion and Kevin Garnett didn't want to play in Boston was a devastating blow. Whether it's because of the same old reasons that people tend to think that Boston's a racist town (not that shit again!) or just because of their recent past track record with players and their treatment (Antoine Walker's entire career, fans asking for Paul Pierce's head after the 2005 season ended, Ricky Davis being traded after not even 2 full seasons, etc.) or even their current state of disarray and ineptitude it all boils down to the same thing: the Celtics are not going to be significantly better after tonight is over unless a miracle happens.
If the Celtics can't land another superstar to help Paul Pierce, the word around the campfire is that he wants to break North (or West). I honestly don't blame him, if I were him I'd have little to no faith in Danny Ainge's ability to provide some real help. The last time the Celtics were even competitive was the 2005 season when they won the Atlantic Division title...and that was because they had Paul Pierce, Antoine Walker and Ricky Davis as the big three (and Raef LaFrentz playing center...pure genius). Right after that season they let Toine bounce and traded Ricky Davis the next season...they've been mired in mediocrity ever since.
If you go back five years to the Summer of 2002 and track what's happens to the Celtics since they appeared in the Eastern Conference Finals and how the management has hamstrung this team and every turn, you wouldn't want to come here and play, either. Listening to WEEI Sports Radio sometimes makes me want to take public transportation over to the station so I can personally fly some heads most of the time. The print media can be just as if not more critical, and don't get me started on the fans themselves! With all that being said, Boston/New England sports fans are some of the most die hard, supportive, and knowledgeable sports fans in the country...they know when you're not making the effort and they don't stand for management failing to produce a winning team here.
Tonight, the Boston Celtics who can't seem to acquire marquee help through a pre draft trade and can't get anyone to take the 5th pick from them for any assets they want (as least at the time I'm writing/posting this) look like they be forced to make a pick. The leading 2007 NBA Draft candidates to be picked by the Boston Celtics at #5 are:
Yi Jianlian 7'0 245 PF/SF China
Corey Brewer 6'8 190 PG/SG/SF Florida
Jeff Green 6'9 230 SF Georgetown
Joakim Noah 6'11 230 SF/PF Florida
I'm not extremely excited about any of these cats (even though they're all excellent players) due to the fact that I've already spent the past three seasons watching draft picks "develop" and I'm not really looking forward to doing it again. Joakim Noah has moved up the Celtics draft board in recent weeks and the Celtics are also looking to trade down and take Al Thorton of Florida State.
Yi Jianlian seems to be the leading draft candidate and he is a complete unknown. I saw Al Jefferson play in high school and ABCD Camp and I saw Kedrick Perkins play in the same camps and summer leagues against top competion. I've only seen Yi face real comp twice, and they were kids (?), too. On top of that, how old is Yi really? I've been hearing about him since 2003, which would have made him anywhere between 15 and 19. Danny Ainge has been to see him play in China several times and raves about his talent (keep in mind this is the same man who traded for Raef LaFrentz, Dan Dickau and Theo Ratliff, signed Brian Scalabrine as a free agent and wanted to draft Robert Swift)...that doesn't put my mind at ease AT ALL.
The NBA Draft is already a big ass crap shoot and in recent years while we've been lucky to draft a bunch of attractive assets and trade bait that contribute to our team we are far from getting anther frachise player that can help this team become relevant again. After tonights draft we have to wait again to be in a situation where we can land that potential franchise superstar. Who knows? Yi Jianlian might become that player (though I highly doubt it). We'll all see how it all pans out tonight and all Summer long.
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Beware The Summer Blockbuster! AKA Dartflix Edition #18
There are few things that I dread more than the coming of the summer blockbusters. Don't get me wrong, I realize that without these huge event films that generate massive buzz and excitement that actually compel people to get off of their couches and put their asses in those seats there would be no film industry at all. I just wish that these same films were of a higher quality content wise as well as visually so they would have a better balance to their overall entertainment value.
I often get e-mails from readers wondering why I actually don't write more about Hip Hop...well, the reason is because most of the blogs I read regularly usually talk about all of the indie/underground Hip Hop albums that I would be writing about. Why should I go on and on about Buff 1, Phat Kat, Black Milk, Evidence, Blue Scholars, J. Medeiros, Marco, Talib Kweli, Big City, Pharoah Monche, and Consequence when everyone already is? What can I say about the upcoming Kanye West and Common LP's that everyone else already hasn't? I've been on AllHipHop.com (it's back!) and Okayplayer.com and seen what they all said....when the world zigs, I zag (this is also why I inherently dread movies that most people tend to gravitate to like mindless drones).
That being said, I just see this upcoming Transformers CGI/live action mashup as nothing more than Independence Day/Armageddon 2007...and we know how good those flicks were! I just see a bunch of CGI, explosions and stunts...and that's it. I expect there to be zero depth, and so do the people going to the theater. That's the reason they're called "popcorn movies", you remember thae action sequences and maybe one or two lines, but if you saw it again you'd catch a bunch of stuff you missed the first time because you were just along for the ride and not focusing on the film and hanging on every single line of dialogue. Just watch and forget it (well, most of it anyways) then when it comes out for rental , watch it again.
There will be several big films coming out (and currently playing) this summer, such as Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer, Transformers: The Movie, Live Free Or Die Hard, 1408, Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix, The Simpsons Movie, The Bourne Ultimatum, and Rush Hour 3. These are the movies that the studios have been waiting to release because these are their prestige pieces that will allow them to make the money necessary to stay afloat and in turn make more films of all kinds. This is why they're necessary. I'm looking forward to the release of quite a few smaller films this Summer that I've been hearing about at all of the 2007 film festivals, moreso because shortly after their theater runs are over they'll be available for rent or purchase (as will a lot of these studio films that are gonna catch a cinderblock).
I hope that the film industry has a great summer in 2007, I also hope that all of the indie films that are cutting edge and ground breaking get deals and distribution soon as well. Independent films are to the film industry are sort of like what independent Hip Hop is to the Rap industry...although, the percentage of good studio films versus good major label Rap albums is MUCH higher.
Quick note to the American distributors of Cory Yuen's flick "D.O.A.: Dead Or Alive", if the film is available for sale on DVD a full three weeks before it's supposed to be released in theaters...chances are it's gonna TANK at the box office. Big surprise...dickheads. Now onto the movie stuff!
Dart's Top Ten Trailers Of The Rest Of June (6/16/07-6/30/07):
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0765429/trailers
30 Days Of Night
You Kill Me
Protege (Moon to)
D-War
Dynamite Warrior (Khon Fai Bin)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bnd1XwQ5eg
Dart's Top Ten Late Film Trailers Of The Rest Of June (6/16/07-6/30/07):
No Country For Old Men (USA)
http://latefilm.com/no-country-for-old-men-trailer
The City Of Violence (KOR)
http://latefilm.com/the-city-of-violence-trailer
Sukiyaki Western Django (JPN)
http://latefilm.com/sukiyaki-western-django-trailer
Exiled (HK)
http://latefilm.com/exiled-trailer
Flash Point (HK)
http://latefilm.com/flash-point-trailer
The Humanist (KOR)
http://latefilm.com/humanist-trailer
The Vanguard (UK)
http://latefilm.com/the-vanguard-trailer
Shutter (JPN)
http://latefilm.com/shutter-trailer
Perth (Singapore)
http://latefilm.com/perth-trailer
Black Sheep (NZ)
http://latefilm.com/black-sheep-trailer
Dart's Director Spotlight recipient for June: Seung-wan Ryoo
Unfortunately, the director of spectacular films like The City Of Violence's movies aren't yet available for rent in the US..Don't wanna wait months for them to get an American distributor (like Dragon Dynasty)? They got 'em for cheap:
http://shop.hkdvdstore.com/product_info.php/products_id/24614
Dart's June Independent Movie Of The Month:
Finishing The Game Directed by Justin Lin
This film from the director of Better Luck Tomorrow and The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift is a comedy examining how the studios went about looking for a replacement for Bruce Lee following his sudden death. Check out a clip below and watch for it coming to a theater near you soon.
Add this film's myspace profile here:
http://www.myspace.com/finishingthegame
Here are some of my rental recommendations (and early adds) from Netflix:
Reign Over Me
Factory Girl
The Last Sin Eater
Black Snake Moan
The Last Mimzy
The Reaping
The Hoax
Heroes: Season 1 (series)
Phantom Of The Paradise (Brian DePalma classic!)
The Falcon & The Snowman (classic)
Easy Rider (classic)
Kagemusha
Sword Of Doom
Twilight Samurai
Thumbsucker
The United States Of Leland
Igby Goes Down
Morvern Callar
Narc
Melvin Goes To Dinner
Youth Of The Beast (Seijun Suzuki)
Action (Series)
Greg The Bunny (series)
Dinner For Five (series)
Tilt (series)
Captain Herlock (anime series)
Star Blazers (anime series)
Lost In La Mancha
The Cooler
Dirty Pretty Things
Brotherhood Of The Wolf
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 (series)
The US vs. John Lennon
Beowulf & Grendel
The Last Kiss
Raising Victor Vargas
Wassup Rockers
What the future holds for comic book/video game films:
The Mighty Thor
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i9ebf2d8ce6fd1e26f0c2fcd7f3b1d51a
Sin City 2
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3157901
Dart's Picks:
Harsh Times-This movie was delayed due to the fact that the lead character (who isn't a saint) applied for a job to the Department Of Homeland Security and got hired...Huh? This movie is a continuation of the world that writer Dayid Ayer created in Training Day (he also directs). This is a multi layered character study and the trailer misleads you into thinking it's just "Training Day 1.5"...not even close. Peep it for yourself.
Alpha Dog-I slept on this flick for a minute..It had Justin Timberlake and Fernando Vargas in it for God's sake! But it was made by a good screenwriter and director (Nick Cassavetes) and had a bunch of other indie stars in it (Dominique Swain, Emile Hirsch, Shawn Hatosy & Ben Foster) and appearances from veteran actors Bruce Willis, Sharon Stone and Alex Kingston so I decided to give it a chance after all. This movie pretty much laid it out and explained why some of our rigid laws that have been created to punish offenders also end up getting some people killed in the process. We also need to begin paying close attention to our children...Damn.
10 Items Or Less- This small dialogue driven indie film features no explosions, no blood and no nudity and it was well under 90 minutes. Well written and well acted...you can't go wrong with Morgan Freeman. This is the story of a famous actor who leaves the game alone for four years and is thinking about coming back to do an indie film. While researching for his role, he befriends a girl who works at a supermarket in the 10 Items Or Less line. Check it out.
Cocaine Cowboys-If you haven't seen this stunning documentary about the Medellin drug cartel and the men that smuggled their product in yet then honestly I don't know what to tell you. Rent it now.
Dead Man's Shoes-This movie proved that you don't have to have a big budget to convey despair and fear and have it come across to the viewer. Paddy Considine and his friends create a simple story of revenge with a twist that made me think about buying another bullshit camera and writing a script.
Pusher 3: I Am The Angel Of Death-T he final film of Nicholas Winding Refn's Pusher trilogy is quite a way to close the franchise out. Drug dealing is not the glitzy job it's usually portrayed as being...it's largely a bunch of drama and deals gone wrong. The only character with a big part in all three films, Milos, is featured. It's the day of his daughter's 25th birthday party/graduation/engagement party as well of the day he receives a shipment of the wrong drugs from his supplier...he's in a time crunch. How can he deal with both business and family issues on the same stressful day? You'll see (See Pusher and Pusher 2 first, though.)
Dart's WTF/Watch This Bullshit At Your Own Risk Award:
Transformers: The Movie- I have lower expectations for this film then an unconscious Verne Troyer. My 18 year old brother jokes it's because Optimus Prime has a mouth, but the truth is that I have VERY LITTLE trust in Hollywood summer blockbusters (as you read about above).
The Good Shepherd- I want that 3 hours of my life back now...I'd rather just have read the script, thank you very much. This bored ME...that's saying a lot (I watch Apocalypse Now Redux for FUN). It was like the Brown Bunny (original version) but without the blow job at the end. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
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Revenge Of The 80's presents Hanna Barbera's World Of Super Adventure
We all remember turning on the TV early in the morning to that UHF channel that played the morning cartoons either before we went to school or in the morning on the weekends and waiting for that famous show to start up, Hanna Barbera's World Of Super Adventure. The show was basically a compilation show/mash up of several series' that Hanna Barbera produced in the late 60's, some more loved by viewers than others. The show, for some odd reason was shown in a variety of different formats throughout the 80's. It was broken down into days of the week where certain segments would come on like Force Five did, or it would run through a whole series' segments and then switch to the next show like Robotech did, or it would just show random shows but never the same show two days in a row...this one was the most confusing. You'd turn on the show and wait to see which show's coming on and see this leader card on the screen:
"Noooooo!" "Shit! Turn it to Speed Racer instead!" The next day would go much better, though: "Word! The Herculoids!"
World Of Super Adventure was comprised of the following shows: Birdman and the Galaxy Trio, Space Ghost and Dino Boy, Fantastic Four, Moby Dick and the Mighty Mightor, The Herculoids, Shazzan and Frankenstein, Jr. and The Impossibles. All of these were formatted together in thisone supershow and it premiered in syndication in the Fall of 1980. Some shows received considerably more love than others, leading to segments from the Birdman/Galaxy Trio show, The Herculoids, Space Ghost, Fantastic Four, and Shazzan to become runaway favorites. The show became so popular and drew such high ratings that new shows soon went into production for The Herculoids, Space Ghost (minus Dino Boy), and the Fantastic Four.
At school we used to pretend to be these characters at recess, it was a switch up from playing "Space" (which got old real quick because EVERYBODY wanted to be Boomer and Commander Tigh from Battlestar Galactica (in the old Galactica they were both brothers with big ass afros, now they're a hot Asian female Cylon (?) and a drunk bald White Cylon (??) respectively)...no one wanted to be Lando Calrissian because he was a snitch who got Han Solo froze in carbonite plus stole his Millennium Falcon). The girls could be Invisible Woman, Gravity Girl, or Tarra and the boys would pretend to fly around and shoot beams from their fists or fake like they're shooting energy rocks from slingshots while siccing invisible Herculoids at folks...It was truly a sight to behold.
Birdman was accompanied by segments from the Galaxy Trio, whose ranks included team leader Vapor Man who had the power to turn to gas, Meteor Man who could grow himself or his limbs individually to gain super strength and Gravity Girl had the power of telekinesis and she could degravitize anything she wanted. They all worked for the Galaxy Patrol and they used to patrol space in their ship, Condor One.
Space Ghost lived on the Ghost Planet patrolling space with his teenage sidekicks Jan and Jace with their pet monkey blip. We all remember Space Ghost turning invisible and shooting shit up by touching buttons on the power bands on his forearms for different beams (I swear there were only six buttons but he had a beam for every situation...he was worse than Batman and his bullshit Utility Belt). The Dino Boy segments were suspect...especially at the beginning when they're riding around on that dinosaur (below)...no comment.
The Herculoids (who inspired Kool Herc's group name the Herculords) were a kind of extra gully space gang/family that lived on a distant planet that they had become the sworn defenders of. For whatever reason, shit used always jump off there and they'd finish it. They consisted of a human family, the father Zandor, the mother Tarra and the son Dorno. They all had slingshots and they used these energy rocks for ammo. I didn't understand why the son called his parents by their names in the original series, as a kid I thought they were Jehovah Witnesses because I heard The Jacksons called their father by his first name..I soon found out that wasn't the case with most Jehovah Witnesses when I asked some that showed up at my door as a kid "Why do y'all call your parents by their real names?". I then understood that the Jacksons were just plain weird. In 1981, they were given a new series and Dorno called them "Mom" and "Dad"...I guess other kids were scratching their heads on that one as well.
The three humans used to roll with (and ride around on) alien creatures named Tundro, a big ass rhino like creature with a horn/cannon that shot out the same energy rocks that the family used as slingshot ammo, Zok an huge space dragon that Zandor used to ride that could fly, breathe fire and shoot beams from his eyes and tail simultaneously. Igoo, a huge gorilla made of stone that would run up on fools and beat their asses with his bare hands and two schmoo like creatures called Gloop and Gleep that pretty much rolled with Dorno. That had so much firepower that their episodes were usually under 10 minutes.
Shazzan was the story of two siblings named Chuck and Nancy who found two rings that when joined together called a powerful genie named Shazzan. They were given a flying camel named Kaboobie, a magic rope and a cloak of invisibility by Shazzan and they searched the world for the rings rightful owners. Every so often, beef would jump off and Chuck and Nancy who touch halves of their rings and Shazzan would appear out of nowhere and regulate. Shazzan would do some elaborate stuff when he could just put 'em away real quick, too. Made for some interesting viewing.
Moby Dick sucked but the best thing about it was the Mighty Mightor segments from that show. Mightor was a masked superhero caveman (?) with a sidekick dinosaur and a magic club. Frankenstein Jr. and The Impossibles just meant that we turn the channel and catch either Speed Racer or Thundercats before Space Harlock and The Queen Of A Thousand Years came on (that deserves a whole other post of it's own).
Of course, we can't leave out the old school Fantastic Four series! This show is to thank for the classic underground Hip Hop album "Operation: Doomsday" by MF Doom. All of those sampled show segments, sound effects, theme music and score appear in numerous Doom beats (if you own any of his Special Herbs beat CD's you know exactly what I mean). People have already began raiding the old Spider Man & His Amazing Friends episodes for similar sounds, but Doom beat them all to that, too.
The popularity of these shows and the effect of them on our generation led to the heads at Williams Street going back and ressurecting some of these characters and their enemies to incorporate them in shows like Space Ghost Coast To Coast, The Brak Show, and Harvey Birdman, Attorney At Law. On July 17th, DVD's featuring the complete series' of Space Ghost and Birdman are both being released by Hanna Barbera. To obtain episodes of any of these other shows (or any other old school shows for that matter), try here or here
Those looking for old screen captures of these shows individual episodes hit up this spot
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What kind of song do you want to sing for me?
Is it slow or is it rock and roll?
What kind of day do you want to bring to me?
Where do I go when I want to know the truth?
When will I know what you have for me to do?
Is it now or is it coming soon?


Atezolizumab plus bevacizumab, carboplatin, and paclitaxel has emerged as a potential new standard of care for patients with EGFR-positive metastatic nonsquamous non–small cell lung cancer who have failed prior TKIs.
Tony Mok, MD, discusses the KEYNOTE-042 trial and the implications of its findings, and sheds light on the evolving role of immunotherapy in non–small cell lung cancer.
No overall survival advantage was obtained from maintenance therapy comprising nivolumab (Opdivo) alone or in combination with ipilimumab (Yervoy) over placebo in patients with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer.
Suresh S. Ramalingam, MD, describes findings with osimertinib, and discusses the emerging body of data exploring primary and acquired resistance mechanisms to the third-generation agent.
Final results from 2 phase I expansion cohorts of frontline osimertinib (Tagrisso) presented at the 2019 European Lung Cancer Congress confirmed the efficacy of the third-generation TKI in patients with EGFR-positive non–small cell lung cancer.
Patients with ROS1-positive non–small cell lung cancer showed high response rates and durable responses following treatment with entrectinib.
Patient reported outcomes according to PD-L1 expression did not show clinically meaningful differences in quality of life with either durvalumab or placebo in patients with stage III non–small cell lung cancer, according to a retrospective analysis of the phase III PACIFIC study.
The initial overall survival analysis of the phase III MYSTIC trial of first-line durvalumab (Imfinzi) alone or in combination with tremelimumab compared with platinum-based chemotherapy in patients with metastatic non–small cell lung cancer, may have been confounded by high rates of post-study immunotherapy given in the control arm.
Larotrectinib showcased an overall response rate of 71% in patients with non–small cell lung cancer harboring NTRK gene fusions.


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Kindred Rehabilitation Services and South Florida Health Announce Plans for Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital
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Kindred Healthcare and El Camino Health Announce Plans for Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital
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July 17th is National Peach Ice-Cream Day
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Five Food Finds about Ice-Cream
It takes 12 lbs. of milk to make just one gallon of ice cream.
The U.S. enjoys an average of 48 pints of ice cream per person, per year, more than any other country.
The ice cream cone's invention is linked to the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. An ice cream vendor reportedly didn't have enough dishes to keep up with the demand, so he teamed up with a waffle vendor who rolled his waffles into cones!
In 2003, Portland, Oregon bought more ice cream per person than any other U.S. city.
The biggest ice cream sundae in history was made in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in 1988, and weighed in at over 24 tons.
1763 John Jacob Astor was born in Waldorf, Germany. His descendants built the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
1845 Charles Grey, 2nd Earl R.I.P. Grey (also Baron Grey and Viscount Howick) was given the recipe for Earl Grey Tea by a Chinese mandarin with whom he was friends (and/or whose life either he or another British diplomat saved).
1867 Harvard School of Dental Medicine was founded in Boston, Massachusetts. It was the first dental school in the U.S.
1948 Mick Tucker of the music group 'Sweet' was born.
1955 Disneyland opened in Anaheim, California.
1959 Mary Leakey, wife of Louis Leakey, discovered the oldest human skull in Tanganyika (Tanzania). It is about 1.8 million years old.
1961 The Supremes first single recording was released, 'Buttered Popcorn.'
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August 29th is National Chop Suey Day!
Todays 5 facts about Chop Suey:
Chop suey is a Chinese American dish originating in the mid to late 19th century for Chinese immigrants in San Francisco
Many believe there are similar recipes in the Toisan region of China.
A chop suey fad swept the 'big city'. In 1896, Americans began to visit New York Chinese restaurants in large numbers for the first time.
Chop suey consists of small pieces of meat, chicken or shrimp stir-fried with celery, onions, bean sprouts, water chestnuts, mushrooms and/or other vegetables, and served over rice, usually with soy sauce.
Most Chinese servers in the 1890's were know for their yellow jackets.
1809 Oliver Wendell Holmes was born. American physician, poet and humorist. Author of 'The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,' 'The Professor of the Breakfast Table,' 'The Poet of the Breakfast Table,' and 'Over the Teacups.'
1896 Supposedly, the Chinese-American dish, chop suey, was created in New York City by the Cantonese chef of Chinese Ambassador Li Hung-Chang.
1905 Jack Teagarden, jazz trombonist was born.
1915 Nathan Pritikin was born. A nutritionist who believed that exercise and a low fat, high unrefined carbohydrate diet helped reverse his own heart disease. He founded the Pritikin Longevity Center in 1976.
1953 Rick Downey of the rock group 'Blue Oyster Cult' was born.
2007 Alfred Peet died. He was the founder of Peet's Coffee & Tea in Berkeley, California in 1966. The founders of Starbucks were fans, and openly acknowledge his influence.
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March 11th is National Eat Your Noodles Day!
Interesting Food Facts about Noodles
Dry noodles are considered a form of unleavened bread.
In China archaeologists discovered the world's oldest bowl of noodles, thought to be over 4000 years old. They were made of millet flour.
"Instant" noodles were invented in 1958. They are flash fried then quickly dried. This made for a long shelf life.(If they are kept dry, some say they will remain edible for decades)
Over 40% of the flour in Asia is used to make noodles. Feeding over half of the world's population.
Thomas Jefferson brought the first "macaroni" noodles to America in 1789 after returning from a trip to France.
In Japan, it is considered good form to loudly slurp your noodles as a way of telling your host that you are enjoying the meal.
Noodles symbolize long life in Chinese culture.
1791 Samuel Mulliken of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania received a patent for a machine to thresh corn and grain.
1853 Self rising flour was supposedly invented by Henry Jones of Bristol.
1903 Lawrence Welk, champagne music-maker, was born.
June 5th is National Ketchup Day
Today's Ketchup/ Catsup Food Trivia
Ketchup (often spelled catsup in American English) is the dominant term in American English and Canadian English, with "catsup" being the prominent term in some southern US states.
The spelling catsup first appeared in 1730 in a Jonathan Swift short story.
The Webster's Dictionary of 1913 defined 'catchup' as: "table sauce made from mushrooms, tomatoes, walnuts, etc
Ketchup likely entered the English language from the Malay or Chinese word kicap (pron. "kichap") meaning "fish sauce."
Some ketchup in the U.S. is labeled "Fancy". This is a USDA grade, related to thickness. Fancy ketchup has a higher tomato solid concentration than other USDA grades.
An original early recipe for "Tomata Catsup" from 1817
Gather a gallon of fine, red, and full ripe tomatas; mash them with one pound of salt.
Let them rest for three days, press off the juice, and to each quart add a quarter of a pound of anchovies, two ounces of shallots, and an ounce of ground black pepper.
Boil up together for half an hour, strain through a sieve, and put to it the following spices; a quarter of an ounce of mace, the same of allspice and ginger, half an ounce of nutmeg, a drachm of coriander seed, and half a drachm of cochineal.
Pound all together; let them simmer gently for twenty minutes, and strain through a bag: when cold, bottle it, adding to each bottle a wineglass of brandy. It will keep for seven years.
(By the mid-1850s, the anchovies had been dropped)
1718 Thomas Chippendale, famous furniture designer and maker was born
1856 The first Vegetarian Community was established in Kansas.
1876 Foil wrapped bananas are sold for a dime at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. Bananas become a popular treat for the first time in the U.S. when word spread about how delicious they were.
1877 New York taxed oleomargarine to protect the dairy industry.
1883 Horlick's developed the process to dehydrate milk, and patented it in 1883, calling it Malted Milk. Horlick's originally produced a food for babies and invalid's, that could be shipped without spoiling.
1934 R.I.P. Charles Francis Jenkins. An inventor, Jenkins is best known as an early television pioneer. Among his many inventions was a cone-shaped drinking cup.
1977 The Apple II, the first personal computer went on sale.
1977 Alice Cooper's pet boa constrictor died after its dinner of a rat bit it first.
2007 Food scientist Edwin Traisman died at age 91. He helped develop Cheez Whiz for Kraft and later helped develop methods to standardize the French fries served at McDonald's restaurants. He also worked on research into the risks of various strains of E. coli bacteria.
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March 13th is National Chicken Noodle Soup Day!
Interesting Food Facts about Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup
Campbell first introduces 'Noodle soup with Chicken' in 1934.
During a radio program on "Amos 'n Andy" Amos misread his script and said "Chicken Noodle Soup". Within a few weeks, Campbell's changed the name.
Research has shown that each can of soup contains around 216 noodles measuring 32 to 34 feet of noodles.
Campbell's create over a million miles of noodles for soup per year. Enough to go around the Earth 40 times.
In 1898, Herberton Williams, a Campbell's executive, adopted the carnelian red and white color scheme; he was taken with the Cornell University football team's uniforms
Soup can be dated back to about 6000 B.C. and was first made of hippopotamus.
The inspiration of Andy Warhol to paint his "Campbell's Soup Cans" series from eating it for lunch every day for 20 years.
2014 is the 80th birthday of the Campbell's Condensed Chicken Noodle soup.
1764 Charles Grey, 2nd Earl, was born. Earl Grey was supposedly given the recipe for Earl Grey Tea by a Chinese mandarin with whom he was friends.
1813 Lorenzo Delmonico, famed restaurateur was born at Marengo, Switzerland. In 1851 he joined his uncles in their catering and pastry shop in New York City. He transformed the business into one of the most famous restaurants in the country.
1893 The original Waldorf Hotel opened. It had 450 rooms and almost 1,000 employees.
1915 Wilbert Robinson (Uncle Robby), manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, attempted to catch a baseball dropped from an airplane. Someone had substituted a grapefruit instead, which virtually exploded in his glove on impact, covering him with grapefruit pulp and juice, much to the amusement of his team.
2006 While a Poultry and Food Science professor at Cornell University from 1949-1989 he developed chicken nuggets (keeping the breading on was the key), turkey ham, poultry hot dogs and many other products. He founded Cornell's Institute of Food Science and Marketing in 1970, and in 2004 was inducted into the American Poultry Hall of Fame.
August 28th is National Cherry Turnover Day!
Here are today's five thing to know about Cherries:
Darker cherries have higher antioxidant and vitamin levels than lighter ones.
On average, commercially grown cherry trees produce about 7,000 cherries annually.
Over 75% of the cherries sold in the U.S. come from Michigan.
There are two main species of cultivated cherries; the sweet cherry (also called wild cherry), and the sour cherry (also called tart cherry).
Freezing cherries not only preserves but also concentrates and improves their taste.
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December 18th is National Suckling Pig Day
Ancient recipes of suckling pig date back to Roman and Chinese cuisine.
Suckling pig is also known as "lechon," a pork dish that is the national dish of Philippines and Puerto Rico.
In Asia, suckling pig is eaten for important parties such as weddings.
European countries enjoy goose with their suckling pig dish. These two are often served traditionally for Christmas.
In the U.S., suckling pig is a traditional dish in Cajun cuisine especially during the Cochon de Lait festival where sucking pigs are roasted.
1829 Jean-Baptiste-Pierre-Antoine de Monet, Chevalier de Lamarck died. A French naturalist, he believed in the inheritance of acquired traits. He was the first to draw an evolutionary diagram. Some of his ideas influenced Darwin.
1965 'Taste Of Honey' by Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass is #1 on the charts.
1988 Pillsbury Co. is acquired by the British company Grand Metropolitan PLC, a food and spirits conglomerate.
1991 The 'International Project to Save the Brazilian Rainforests' was launched.
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August 25th is National Whiskey Sour Day!
Here are today's five thing to know about Whiskey:
Pure 'malt' whiskey is produced only from malted barley.
After opening, a half-full bottle of whiskey will remain good for five years.
A closed bottle of whisky can be kept for more than 100 years and it will still be good to drink.
A whiskey stops maturing after it is bottled. It 'ages' in wooden barrels not glass.
Around 90 percent of Single Malt Whisky comes from Scotland.
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November 29th is National Rice Cake Day!
Here are today's five things to know about rice cakes:
Soft forms of rice cakes have been popular in Japan for hundreds of years.
The rice cake, called mochi ,Twas a sweet confection eaten by the nobility during the Nara Period from 710-794 A.D. when the Chinese greatly influenced Japanese culture.
The first rice cakes were developed in Southeast Asia where rice has been grown for nearly 5,000 years.
20% of the world's calories come from rice.
An acre of rice contributes three times more protein to the worlds food supply than an acre of wheat or dairy farms.
1627 John Ray (Wray) was born. A leading 17th century English naturalist and botanist. He contributed to the advancement of taxonomy, and established the species as the basic unit of taxonomy.
1968 The Who release 'The Who Sell Out.' One of my favorite Who albums, with commercials for some real and some fictitious products, including Heinz Baked Beans.
1997 Plastic bags are a serious danger to marine mammals. A 65 foot, 70 ton finback whale died off the coast of Spain. Its digestive tract had been blocked by 30 plastic bags, and several hard plastic objects.
1997 Reports from Chile about giant rats, that had been feeding on the droppings of hormone fattened poultry, were attacking farm animals near Santiago.
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November 23rd is National Espresso Day!
Here are today's five things to know about espresso:
It takes approximately 42 coffee beans to make an average serving of espresso.
Coffee contains more caffeine than espresso. Strong tasting coffee has no more caffeine than weak-tasting coffee.
Espresso is not referring to a particular type of bean, it is a type of coffee brewing method.E
Espresso originated in Italy in the early 20th century with Luigi Bezzera, the owner of a manufacturing plant who wanted to speed up the time it took to make coffee.
Coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world second to only oil.
1534 Otto Brunfels died. A German botanist, author of 'Herbarum vivae eicones' ('Living Pictures of Herbs'), one of the first great herbals. His work is considered to be a bridge between ancient and modern botany.
1553 Prospero Alpini was born. An Italian physician and botanist, he is said to have introduced coffee and bananas to Europe and to have been the first to artificially fertilize date palms.
1835 Henry Burden was granted the first U.S. patent for a horseshoe manufacturing machine.
1869 The 3 masted clipper ship 'Cutty Sark' was launched at Dunbarton, Scotland. It was one of the last to be built and is the only one surviving today. It is 212 feet long and 36 feet wide. It was initially used in the English/Chinese tea trade. Fully restored in 1957, it is in dry berth in Greenwich, London as a sailing museum.
1894 Donald Deskey was born. An industrial designer, he designed the packaging for Tide laundry detergent and Crest toothpaste among others.
1921 President Harding signs the Willis Campell Act, which prohibits doctors from prescribing beer or liquor.
1945 Wartime rationing ended in the U.S.
1990 Roald Dahl died. British author, one of his most popular books was 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' the film version was titled 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.' Some of his other books are 'A Piece of Cake,' 'Pig,' 'Royal Jelly,' 'Smell' and 'Lamb to the Slaughter.'
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April 9 is National Chinese Almond Cookie Day
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Here are today's five thing to know about Chinese Almond Cookies
In Mandarin Chinese, these are more literally called "Almond Cakes."
The Chinese Almond Cookie is native to southern and southeast China.
There is no record of these cookies before the 1900's.
The Chinese commonly prepared Almond milk and Almond tea.
An American variation exists using pecans.
Typical to southern and southeastern China, these almond cookies are usually enjoyed around Chinese New Year, and are given as gifts to family and friends.
In some Chinese restaurants, they are served to cleanse the palate after several courses, rather than being regarded as a dessert.
Yuan-Shan Chi declared these cookies "as Chinese as blueberry pie."
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1626 R.I.P. Sir Francis Bacon. An English statesman, philosopher and author of 'Novum Organum', a work on scientific inquiry. Some also claim he wrote the plays attributed to Shakespeare. He died after having stuffed a dressed chicken with snow to see how long the flesh could be preserved by the extreme cold. He caught cold and died from complications about a month later.
1682 Rene-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle discovered the mouth of the Mississippi River and claimed the whole Mississippi Basin for France. He named it Louisiana, in honor of Louis XIV of France.
1770 Capt. James Cook discovered Botany Bay on the Australian continent.
1850 R.I.P William Prout. An English chemist, he was the first to classify food components into 3 main divisions – carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
1872 Samuel R. Percy of New York received a patent for dried milk.
1965 The entire cast of the comic strip 'Peanuts' was featured on the cover of TIME magazine
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August 24th is National Peach Pie Day!
Here are today's five thing to know about Peaches:
Did you know? Peaches were once known as Persian apples.
"You're a real peach" originated from the tradition of giving a peach to the friend you liked.
Peaches were mentioned as early as 79 A.D. in literature.
Most peaches are cultivated by grafting different combinations of rootstocks to scions; not raised from seed
There are over 700 varieties of peaches-some Chinese varieties are even flat like hockey pucks.
79 R.I.P. Pliny The Elder. A Roman scholar and naturalist, he was the author of the 37 volume 'Historia Naturalis' (Natural History). This was a compilation of thousands of ancient books by hundreds of authors. It is an invaluable record of ancient theories on countless scientific subjects.
1853 The month and day are uncertain, but the year is correct. Native American Chef George Crum invented potato chips at Moon's Lake House in Saratoga Springs, New York.
1869 Cornelius Swarthout received the first U.S. patent for a waffle iron.
1918 Ray McIntire was born. A chemical engineer who worked for Dow Chemical Company, he invented Styrofoam.
1969 The movie version of Arlo Guthrie's 'Alice's Restaurant' premiered in New York and Los Angeles.
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June 21st is National Peaches and Cream Day
Five Food Finds about Peaches & Cream:
A medium peach contains only 37 calories.
There are over 700 varieties of peaches-some Chinese varieties are even flat like hockey pucks!
1834 Cyrus McCormick received a patent for the first practical mechanical reaper.
1893 The first Ferris Wheel opened at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois. Invented by George Washington Ferris, it had 36 cars and carried 60 passengers 264 feet high.
1933 A barge loaded with grain arrived in New Orleans to complete the first Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico barge trip.
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September 12th is National Chocolate Milkshake Day!
Milkshakes got their name from being served in bars. If the customer enjoyed the milkshake, he shook hands with the bartender. If not, the bartender didn't get a tip.
Malted milk powder was invented in 1897 by James and William Horlick, but it was Ivar Coulson, a soda jerk for a Walgreen's drug store, who first added it to milkshakes in 1922. This created the malted milkshake or just plain "malt."
Steven Poplawski invented the electric blender in 1922 just for milkshakes. Before that, the effort of shaking them up must have required a lot of upper body motion.
It'd take 3,200,000 average-sized milkshakes to fill up an Olympic-sized pool. How fast do you think Michael Phelps could swim in that?
Australians can still buy traditional milkshakes in "milk bars," which are much like old-fashioned drugstores with counter service. They're usually served still in the steel cup, but may be poured into a paper cup for carry out orders.
1818 Richard Jordan Gatling was born. Before inventing the Gatling Gun, he developed a machine for sowing rice, wheat, and other grains, and invented a steam plow.
1928 Katharine Hepburn makes her first New York stage appearance in 'Night Hostess.'
1940 The caves at Lascaux in France are discovered. They contain some of the earliest know art, dating back over 15,000 years. The prehistoric cave paintings (over 600) depict many large animals including aurochs, red deer, horses, stags, bison, etc.
1959 The TV show 'Bonanza' premiers. The frontier adventures of the Cartwright family, father, 3 sons and Chinese cook Hop Sing, on the 'Ponderosa' ranch near Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
1965 Norwood Fisher of the music group 'Fishbone' was born.
1971 Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey closed.
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February 6th is National Chopsticks Day
Happy National Chopstick Day!
Try it, over a billion people like it! You may think that eating with sticks is an odd thing to do, but consider this. Chopsticks have been around thousands of years while the fork and spoon were not introduced to North America until the early 1700's and not common used until around the time of the American revolution. Before then people or all economic condition would eat with their hands or drink from their bowls. Chopstick is an efficient way to get food to from the plate to your month. No hands necessary.
Here are today's five thing to know about Chopsticks:
In old Chinese chopsticks are called kuaizi roughly meaning "quick little bamboo fellows"
Over a quarter of the world's population uses chopsticks as their primary utensil for eating.
The first chopsticks were probably used for cooking, stirring the fire, serving or grabbing bits of food, and not as eating utensils.
Chopsticks shapes and lengths very from region to region. Generally Chinese versions are tapered with blunt ends while Japanese are shorted and more pointed.
Chopsticks in music: Who HASN'T played chopsticks on the piano? It's original name is" The Celebrated Chop Waltz." Composed by Arthor de Lulli(pseudonym of Euphemia Allen.) in 1877. In Russia it is known as the "Cuplet Polka"
Daily Quote: "You do not sew with a fork, and I see no reason why you should eat with knitting needles." ~Miss Piggy
1617 RIP Prospero Alpini, An Italian physician and botanist; said to have introduced coffee and bananas to Europe.
1685 RIP Charles II, king of England, Tea was introduced to England during his reign. On December 23, 1675, he issued a proclamation suppressing Coffee Houses.
1865 A horse meat banquet is held at the Grand Hotel in Paris. Horse meat was considered a common man's food of the time.
1985 Perrier introduced Perrier with 'a twist of lemon' – its first new product in 125 years.
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April 12th is National Licorice Day
Interesting Food Facts about Licorice
The botanical name for licorice translates to "sweet root."
The licorice plant is actually a member of the pea family.
Licorice gets its flavor from glycyrrhizic acid, a chemical 50x sweeter than sugar!
This flavor is used in many products other than licorice candy, such as alcohol, tobacco, and of course food.
Carbenoxolone, a compound derived from licorice root, may help slow the effects of aging on the brain.
Licorice helps relieve the pains that accompany certain types of ulcers, and it is good for the adrenal glands.
Licorice root is a botanical ingredient in modern Chinese medicines used to manage cancers. Current research conducted at Rutgers, the
State University of New Jersey, supports the use of licorice in the treatment of prostate and breast cancer.
In Egypt the Pharaohs used liquorice to create a traditional drink called erqesos, which was consumed as a healing tonic.
1748 Antoine-Laurent de Jussieu was born. A French botanist whose ideas formed the foundation of a natural plant classification system.
1985 The four 'unicorns' of Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus were declared to be only goats with surgically implanted horns by federal inspectors. The circus was ordered to stop advertising them as unicorns
1988 The first U.S. patent on an animal life form was issued to Harvard scientists for a genetically engineered mouse.
1989 The USSR issued ration cards for sugar due to a shortage
2001 Maryland banned the farming of genetically modified fish in any waters linked to other bodies of water.
March 29th is National Chiffon Cake Day
Many believe Chiffon cake is the 'original' wedding cake filling. A chiffon cake is a very light cake made with vegetable oil, eggs, sugar, flour, baking powder, and flavorings. It is a combination of both batter and foam type cakes. The lack of butter means that chiffon cakes lack much of the rich flavor of butter cakes, and hence they are typically served accompanied with flavorful sauces or other accompaniments, such as chocolate or fruit fillings.
Here are today's five thing to know about Chiffon Cake:
Cooking Tip: To get the most lemon flavor in a recipe, use the rind instead of the juice. It contains the lemon oils.
Lemons are hybrids; first cultivated in the middle ages, it is a mix of wild limes and citrons.
Generally, Lemons grown in more arid areas have more acid in them while those grown in wetter climates are sweeter,less acidic.
Lemonade was a favorite of Chinese emperors long before its modern popularity in Western culture.
Due to its high acidity, lemon juice is often used as a cleaning agent.
1886 Coca-Cola was created by Dr. John Pemberton.
1900 Charles Elton was born. Elton was an English biologist who first developed the idea of a 'food chain.'
1848 A huge upstream ice jam stopped almost all water flow over Niagara Falls (both American Falls and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls) for several hours. You could actually walk out into the riverbed below the falls.
1903 R.I.P. Gustavus Franklin Swift. Founder of the meat-packing business Swift & Co., the inventor of the refrigerated railway car, and the first to ship 'dressed' beef to eastern markets instead of live animals.
1980 R.I.P. Walter H. Deubener. He owned the S.S. Kresge grocery store in St. Paul, Minnesota and invented the handled grocery bag.
March 13th is National Chicken Noodle Soup Day
Here are today's five thing to know about Chicken Noodle Soup:
Campbell's first introduces 'Noodle soup with Chicken' in 1934
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August 28 is National Cherry Turnover Day
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Cherries are in season, so celebrate.
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August 25 is National Whiskey Sour Day
Today's Pinterest Board : Cocktails / I'll drink to that
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November 23rd is National Espresso Day
Here are today's five thing to know about Espresso:
Espresso is not referring to a particular type of bean, it is a type of coffee brewing method
In the early 1940s, Achille Gaggia created a piston-based espresso machine that improved the taste by eliminating the burnt flavor and giving espresso a thicker consistency.
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August 24 is National Peach Pie Day
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A perfect time to celebrate!
Here are today's five thing to know about Peaches
Today's Pinterest Board : Peach Recipes
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August 20 is National 'Bacon Lover's' Day
Bacon Lover's unite!!
Today's fun facts about Bacon
Bacon is one of the oldest processed meats in history. The Chinese began salting pork bellies as early as 1500 B.C.
More than half of all homes (53%) keep bacon on hand at all times
Pregnant women should eat bacon. Choline, which is found in bacon, helps fetal brain development
Each year in the US more than 1.7 billion lbs. of bacon are consumed
Bacon is said to cure hangovers
1913 Stainless steel was cast for the first time in Sheffield, England. Harry Brearly of Thomas Firth & Sons discovered how to make 'the steel that doesn't rust' by accident.
1948 Robert Plant of the music group 'Led Zeppelin' was born.
1955 'The Popcorn Song' by Cliffie Stone hit number 14 on the charts.
1968 The largest sea bass caught with a fishing rod weighed over 563 pounds. It was caught off the coast of California.
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June 21 is National Peaches and Cream Day
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Happy National Peaches and Cream Day!
Five Food Finds about Peaches
Most peaches are cultivated by grafting different combinations of rootstocks to scions.
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September 12 is National Chocolate Milkshake Day
Here are today's five thing to know about Milkshake :
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Interesting Food Facts about Chinese Almond Cookies
July 17 is National Peach Ice Cream Day
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February 6 is National Chopsticks Day
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April 12 is National Licorice Day
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In/Security in Our Times
McMaster University attewen@mcmaster.ca
Nadine Attewell is an Associate Professor in the Department of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University whose articles have appeared in TOPIA, Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, Postcolonial Text, and Contemporary Literature. Her first book, Better Britons: Reproduction, National Identity, and the Afterlife of Empire, was published by the University of Toronto Press in 2014. She is currently at work on a second book project that traces early- twentieth-century histories of multiracial identity- and community-formation in Hong Kong, Liverpool, and London through readings of photography, fiction, scholarship, life writing, newspapers, and state and other institutional records.
University of Colorado Boulder janice.ho@colorado.edu
Janice Ho is Associate Professor in the Department of English at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her monograph, Nation and Citizenship in the Twentieth-Century British Novel, appeared with Cambridge UP in 2015, and she has also published essays on modernist and contemporary literature in various journals and edited collections, including Novel: A Forum on Fiction, Modern Fiction Studies, Literature Compass, and Journal of Modern Literature. Her next project traces transnational genealogies of the welfare state and its links with global development and aid.
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About Morning Detour Every Friday, from 7:00-9:00 am, the Morning Detour, hosted by Wizzy Moonchaser and Loreena bring Montrealers the latest in Black culture, local and international news, community events, celebrity interviews that are unparalleled while playing the best in Hip Hop and R&B. Their charismatic energy and distinct sound allow them to connect with loyal listeners from Montreal and beyond. Tune in to the Morning Detour on Friday Morning After because this is a "detour" that you're actually going to enjoy taking… CONNECT WITH MORNING DETOUR
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