This plugin provides two functions. The first one adds default approvals to Work Items. One must define project roles according to Work Item types and the users assigned to a role will become default approvals for the specific Work Item type. In addition this plugin provides a function to reset the approval status of a Work Item.
This plugin provides the workflow functions "AddDefaultApprovals" and "ResetApprovalStatus". To use this functions they must be added to the corresponding workflow actions. For instance "AddDefaultApprovals" to "Initialization "and "ResetApprovalStatus" to "Reopen" or "Rework".
One has to create project roles "default_approvals_WORKITEMTYPE" for those workitem types where default approvals should be assigned. For instance, all users assigned to the role default_approvals_requirement will become approvals for any new requirement by default. All users assigned to the project role default_approvals_all become default approvals for any new workitem of the project (given that the action has been setup in the workflow properly).
If a configured workflow transition is being performed, the status of all approvals of the Work Item will be reset to "Waiting". Hence it is possible to automatically reset the approval status if the Work Item must be reworked or reopened.


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We were headed to the Falls of Rough, and were excited to stay in the cabin they advertised, to relax in the pool and sit in the restaurant after another tough day on the bike, but when we arrived it was a ghost town with two teenage kids running it, no pool, no kitchen, no internet. The cabin was adorable, but there were no falls just a creek. We had planned on eating there so we were low on supplies and we convinced the poor employee to make up a burger, which he did. He was dealing with an absentee owner and was in over his head!
We did sleep very well, as we were all alone in the resort. An experience I am sure we will laugh about someday!


Contradictory figures for the Spanish housing market don't inspire confidence amongst international investors.
The property bust has been exacerbated by the lack of transparency in the housing market that makes it difficult to know what is going on.
Government departments and agencies lead the way when it comes to sending confusing and contradictory signals.
The National Institute of Statistics (INE) says that home sales fell an annualised 15.9pc in November, to 21,847, whilst the General Council of Notaries say sales fell 22pc to 26,574. It's a big difference, though at least they both agree sales fell.
The Housing Department in the Ministry of Public Works (Fomento), the Notaries, the INE, and the Property Registrars all publish "official" figures that rarely match, and often flatly contradict each other.
Part of the problem comes from the way in which the Notaries and the Registrars collect data. The Notaries publish their data based on sales they witness, whilst the Registrars use data based on inscriptions in the Property Registry. There is an average time lag of 45 days between the two events, so the figures are never the same.
However, the problem seems to go deeper than that, leading to significant discrepancies that I haven't got to the bottom of.
Nor does it help that the source data can be unreliable due to factors such as below-the-table cash payments distorting price information.
Even when the data should be reliable, the figures can leave you scratching your head. Take, for example, the Housing Department figures on the residency of buyers. Everyone in the business knows that the vast majority of foreigners buying property in Spain do not live here, yet the Government publishes data saying that most foreign buyers are also residents of Spain.
It would be helpful if the Government published one set of reliable data, rather than two or more contradictory sets, but that's not going to happen, however desirable it might be. The INE has made it clear that there is "no intention" of unifying housing market data. The Notaries, the Registrars, the INE, and the Housing Department, are all busy defending their own turf.


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The situation of human rights in Pakistan is complex as a result of the country's diversity, large population, its status as a developing country and a sovereign, Islamic republic as well as an Islamic democracy with a mixture of both Islamic and secular laws. The Constitution of Pakistan provides for fundamental rights, which include freedom of speech, freedom of thought, freedom of information, freedom of religion, freedom of association, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly and the (conditional) right to bear arms. The Clauses also provide for an independent Supreme Court, separation of executive and judiciary, an independent judiciary, independent Human Rights commission and freedom of movement within the country and abroad. However it is debatable how much these clauses are respected in practice.
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Some historians have argued that the American Revolution happened because a few rich leaders riled up all the poor people. Do the class documents provide evidence for this argument? Is that evidence believable?


The article describes the construction process of Deductive Flexibility Test  considered a difficult deductive reasoning measure – and the research on correlations between fluency in difficult deductive reasoning and other cognitive abilities. The main goal in the research was to examine the relations between Deductive Flexibility Test scores and results of Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices – fluid intelligence test. Additionally, the measures of the need for cognitive closure and epistemological understanding were included in the study. The results of the study revealed that Deductive Flexibility Test is a reliable instrument and thus can be used for research purposes. We found low or even no statistically significant correlations between the chosen variables. The directions of further research are discussed.
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Plous, S., The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. Mcgraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1993.
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Schneider, W., and K. McGrew, "The Cattell-Horn-Carroll model of intelligence", pages 99–144 in D. Flanagan and P. Harrison (eds.), Contemporary Intellectual Assessment: Theories, Tests, and Issues, Guilford Press, New York, NY 2012.
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Urbański, M., K. Paluszkiewicz, and L. Urbańska, "Deductive reasoning and learning: A cross-curricular study", Research report, AMU Institute of Psychology, Poznań, 2014.
Wiśniewski, A., Questions, Inferences, and Scenarios, College Publications, London, 2013.
Żyluk, N., "Test giętkości dedukcyjnej – raport z konstrukcji narzędzia" (Deductive Flexibility Test – development report), Research report, AMU Institute of Psychology, Poznań, 2016.


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Helmet that calms wearer and automatically protects from incoming damage. Potentially very dangerous to foundation integrity.
I had this idea after being stumped on what to write and looking at my riot helmet, don't worry why I have one.
-When placed on a person's head, the wearer reports an immense feeling of warmth, as if being embraced by another person, and induces a state of calmness in the person. The object is capable of protecting the wearer from any incoming source of harm by forming black, armor plating immediately in the direction of the threat.
Testing/containment procedures are also incredibly strict due to the fact that if a D-Class were to attempt to riot/resist, MTF agents would be unable to terminate them by normal means, and the idea that if a group like the Chaos Insurgency got hold of it, they would have no trouble recovering any item they needed, due to the unstoppable nature of the wearer.
I'm not a critic or anything, but to me, the object just seems extremely overpowered.
I'm not saying this is a bad thing, per say, but it just seems like an overpowered object that does a thing, with no actual story or anything.
I do like the Chaos Insurgency bit, that may be interesting if expanded on. Perhaps the object could have been captured by them and the Foundation is currently trying to retrieve it.
Again, it just feels a bit too overpowered. Maybe add some weaknesses. Not to discourage you, but if you choose to go with the original idea, it may be hard to write. I'd recommend getting different opinions from veteran writers. See what they think.
I doubled back and added a link to the sandbox so theres some more in depth info on it. I took your advice and added a very particular weakness that I feel is thematically appropriate for the kind of "motherly love" the SCP provides so to speak. Unfortunately, I hadn't saved an updated version of the Chaos Insurgency information, but in basic, the SCP is highly sought after due to its ability to protect the user so well, that if another SCP was used by the CA to counteract its main drawback, they ( the CI) would have no trouble acquiring any items they needed for their plans.
Also… I'm new here and am a little nervous to just hit up a veteran writer, so whats the best was to get feedback like that?


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If you have been following the Fezell collection to this point, you may have noticed there are a lot of 4-speed cars. Don himself has been throwing shifts since the 1960s and continues to do so with the latest factory models. However, back in 1968, if you ran Chryslers, that was not the case. A TorqueFlite could take it all, was less likely to bend valves upon missed-shift 'challenges,' and kept you away from heroes named Sox, McCandless and Landy. So right away, the factory 4-speed models were going to be scarce when Hurst Industries started converting Darts and Barracudas with 426 Race Hemi power. The Hurst A-bombs were the final major-race release from Chrysler. The initial plan had called for 50 units total of each model, but demand, especially from 'Mr. Norm' Krause, found just more than 80 Darts completed; it is thought fewer than one-third got the A833 manual transmission/Dana 60 combination. The changes went beyond squeezing that wide Hemi into the cars; at Hurst, the Darts received rear-wheel radiusing for slick clearance, lightweight fiberglass parts, thin window glass, scientifically designed rear springs and the largest-ever hood scoop to leave Detroit. NHRA put them into SS/B, just making the 6.00 minimum. Delivered new to Cogdill Motors in Sylva, North Carolina, James Morris Jr. of Cherokee, North Carolina, purchased this Dodge on June 9, 1968; it had only four owners before coming out of the Super Stock ranks in 1988. Purchased by Don due to its originality, a restoration by Mike Caskey gave it bright red paint (the cars were delivered in primer from Chrysler), and its present condition is very close to how these cars were delivered. Inside, the dash was signed by the late Tom Hoover, godfather of the 426 Hemi, with a ball-knob Hurst shifter, seatbelt-webbing window mechanisms and period tachometer all intact. It hosts Cragar S/S rims and race rubber. Complete with its ownership history, this is a showcase example of the breed, and one especially desirable in 4-speed trim.


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How many ways can you build a table of contents in Word? TechRepublic columnist Jeff Davis presents reader tips and more in this sequel to his crash course.
Master Word's table of contents feature with styles
by f-jeffdavis in Software
TechRepublic members responded with vigor to "A crash course in building a table of contents in Word." Many readers who had been generating tables of contents manually, expressed sheer joy at finally getting how Word's TOC works. Other readers sent in TOC tips of their own, and nearly everyone wanted more. This week, I'll share some more TOC tips and a crash course in how styles affect the TOC.
A word about the Word version covered (2000)
After reading the crash course, TechRepublic members Dean A. and Jax rightfully busted my chops for failing to mention what version of Word I was using to illustrate the techniques. Jax, a Word 97 user, wrote that he had trouble finding some of the menu paths I mentioned. Dean points out that my instruction to display the Index And Tables dialog, "go to Insert | Index And Tables," doesn't work in Word XP, where the correct instruction starts with "go to Insert | Reference."
For the record, unless I'm referring specifically to another version, I'll use Word 2000 when I capture screen shots or describe a sequence of instructions.
Best practice for placing the TOC
TechRepublic member Interested Participant wrote: "It is good that you have opened the eyes of many to the use of Styles and of the TOC. They save so much time and effort. I wish more people would use them both.
"However, I suggest the use of section breaks on either side of the TOC, instead of page breaks. With section breaks, one can have different styles of page numbers (i, ii, iii, etc.), and each section can have different first page. This works much better for large documents, where the TOC may be pages long, yet should not be included in the body of the document's page numbering."
I like this idea so much, I'm making it my standard operating procedure. My typical approach to creating a long document has been to create placeholders for the title page and table of contents page. I type TITLE PAGE, press [Ctrl][Enter] to issue a hard page break, type TOC, do another hard page break, and then start the body of the document. However, if you don't want those pages counted in the number of pages, you're going to have to create a section break anyway. It makes good sense to take Interested Participant's advice and use section page breaks on either side of the TOC page.
Troubleshooting the TOC
When too much text is hitting the TOC, don't panic. Here's a troubleshooting tip to help you resolve a common problem: Check for manual line breaks (soft returns).
TechRepublic member MicroBrat wrote: "I copied your [crash course] article into Word and tried to set up a TOC as I read it. I ran into problems trying to change the style to Heading 1 because the heading was linked to the whole paragraph. I copied those sections, then selected Paste Special | Unformatted Text. Then I was able to change the Style. This might have been the hard way to do it, but it worked."
It was easy to replicate MicroBrat's dilemma. Because I work with my hidden characters visible, I saw right away that the heading was linked to the whole paragraph because what was copied and pasted into the Word document was a manual line break, or a so-called soft return. (You enter a manual line break in all versions of Word by pressing [Shift][Enter].)
MicroBrat's solution is probably the best way to copy-and-paste a pure copy of almost any text from the Web into a Word document. (If you don't want to go through the Edit menu every time you need to paste unformatted text, read "Use this Word macro to paste unformatted text quickly and easily," by TechRepublic's Bill Detwiler.)
Here's the lesson for the TOC troubleshooter: If the first paragraph of a chapter or section is showing up in the TOC along with the chapter or section title, check for a manual line break at the end of the title. It's possible to format the title and the first paragraph so that they appear different, even though they're part of the same paragraph. Put a hard line break between the title and the first paragraph. Your title should be fine. Then apply a different paragraph-level style—one without a TOC component—to the first paragraph.
A matter of style
Several TechRepublic members wrote to say they appreciated learning about the connection between styles and the TOC. However, they believe that many of their users simply don't understand paragraph-level styles. So even after learning how to apply styles in the first crash course, those users still would have trouble generating their own TOC. Based on that feedback, here is a quick explanation of what a style is, and how it works in Microsoft Word.
To start, let's talk about character-level formatting attributes. Beginning Word users quickly learn how to apply attributes such as bold, underline, and italics. Adding or removing character-level formatting will change the appearance of your text, but it doesn't change the way your paragraphs appear. Some people refer to bold, underline, and italics as character-level styles, which can be confusing for users trying to grasp the concept of a paragraph-level style.
For the purposes of this lesson, let's define a style as a named set of formatting attributes that affect how a paragraph appears in a Word document. When you apply a style to a paragraph, Word formats that paragraph using the attributes associated with the style. Of course, you can include bold, underline, and italics as part of a paragraph-level style definition. However, the real benefit of using styles is they store attributes such as font, margins, indents, and vertical line spacing—attributes that affect how an entire paragraph appears.
For example, Figure A shows a sample line of text formatted with the Bodycopy style defined in TechRepublic's template for contributing writers. (The definition of the style comes from a screen shot of the Style dialog.) Here's a breakdown of the attributes stored in that style definition:
Normal + Font: Arial tells us that the Bodycopy style was based on the Normal style, which is part of all Word documents. Font: Arial means the person who defined the style selected Arial as the font.
Indent: First 0.13″ tells Word to indent the first line of the paragraph by 0.13 inches.
Line spacing at least 12 pt is a paragraph-level formatting attribute that defines the vertical line spacing within the paragraph.
The Bodycopy style's definition includes Indent: First 0.13, which tells Word to indent the first line of the paragraph. That attribute is reflected on the ruler.
So how do you get your feet wet defining your own styles? In Word 2000, go to Format | Style. At this point, you can either create a new style definition or modify an existing one.
To create a new style, click the New button, type a name for the style, and then click the Format button. To modify an existing style, click on the style name in the Styles list, click the Modify button, and then click the Format button. In either case, clicking the Format button displays the pop-up menu of options shown in Figure B. You can visit each of those options in turn, selecting various formatting options to be stored in the named style.
When you create or modify a style definition, these are the general categories of attributes at your disposal. Selecting any of these options summons a dialog with various formatting options.
Note: To make sure your custom style is applied to the table of contents, select the Paragraph option, and click on the Outline Level drop-down menu and choose any option other than Body Text, such as Level 1, Level 2, or Level 3.
After you're satisfied with your style selections, click OK until you reach the Style dialog again, and then click Apply.
Triggering new styles automatically
Perhaps the easiest way to apply an existing style to a paragraph is to click in or select the paragraph, and then select the appropriate style name from the Style drop-down list on the Formatting toolbar. However, you can also apply some styles automatically, just by pressing [Enter].
The New Style and Modify Style dialog boxes also have an option labeled Style For Following Paragraph. That option bewilders many beginning Word users. However, it's one of the most useful features for formatting complicated documents. Here's how it works.
Suppose that, in the Style For Following Paragraph drop-down list, you select the same style as the one you're currently defining or modifying. Then you apply that style to a new paragraph in your Word document. When you press [Enter] to end that paragraph, that same style will be carried forward to the new paragraph.
If you select a different style in the Style For Following Paragraph, something very different happens when you press [Enter]. Instead of carrying the old style forward, Word will format the new paragraph using the style you specified as the Style For Following Paragraph.
Using named styles to format paragraphs is a powerful timesaving tool. Once you figure out how to create and apply your own styles, you'll never manually format a paragraph again.
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Rocco J. Marzolino, 87, a former Dunmore resident, died Sunday at Mountain View Care Center. His wife, the former Shirley Joan Koch, died in 2003.
Born in Dunmore, he was the son of the late Domnick and Nellie Sabetilla Marzolino. A 1945 graduate of Dunmore High School, he proudly served in the Army during World War II with the 1349th Miilitary Police Service Command Unit, and was the recipient of the World War II Victory Medal, the Occupation of Japan Medal and the .45 Caliber Sharpshooter medal. He was a member of Mary, Mother of God Parish, North Scranton. Before retirement, he was employed by Capitol Records and Topps Chewing Gum. Rocco enjoyed his family and his home and was a sports enthusiast, and was a devoted fan of the New York Yankees, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Phillies.
His family would like to thank the staffs of Mountain View Care Center and Hospice of the Sacred Heart for all their dedicated care.
Surviving are two daughters, Cathy Phillips, Sayre, Pa.; and Laurie Oswell and husband, David, Scranton; a son, Michael, Throop; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in death by an infant son, Lee, in 1968; and several brothers and sisters.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Mary, Mother of God Parish at Holy Rosary Church, 316 William St., North Scranton. Interment will be in Fairview Memorial Park, Elmhurst.
Family and friends may call Wednesday morning, 8:45 to 10:15, at the Carlucci-Golden-DeSantis Funeral Home Inc., 318 E. Drinker St., Dunmore.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of the Sacred Heart, 340 Montage Mountain Road, Moosic, 18507.
My condolences to the family. God Bless.


Most people don't think about Hawaii and think about college but you know, I've always done things a different way. I decided that instead of taking a year off after college and traveling around I would just go to college in paradise… If you ask me that's being really efficient! Anyway, I go to the University of Hawaii and it's really not any different than any other school. I mean, I do get to surf and watch sunsets like a lot of other students don't get to do but I take online classes with my Kahului high speed internet provider and have to sit in for a long tests indoors just like every other students. I'm actually thinking about staying in Hawaii when I'm done because I really love this place and I think it's good for the soul. I'm studying environmental law so there'll definitely be opportunities for me here if I choose to say. I'm not quite sure I'm ready to go back to the real world just yet you know?
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Cotton Belt Program to Enhance North Texas Rail Service
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is turning to a WSP USA-led joint venture to oversee its 26-mile Cotton Belt commuter rail extension project from Dallas to Plano, Texas.
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The $1.135 billion Cotton Belt Program will extend the rail corridor from the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport, through the northern portion of the DART service area, and end at Shiloh Road in Plano. The plan also calls for the construction of 10 rail stations along the route.
"The Cotton Belt Corridor will provide passenger rail connections that improve mobility, accessibility and system linkages to major employment, population and activity centers in the northern part of the DART service area, as well as support sustainable growth, local and regional land-use visions, and economic development," said Bob Brown, Dallas area manager for WSP.
DART chose as its program manager/owner's representative (PMOR) a joint venture team that includes WSP and Arredondo, Zepeda & Brunz, which will provide oversight of the Cotton Belt line to ensure it is built to specifications, within budget, and provide safe and reliable in-revenue service. The Federal Transit Administration is the lead agency, Federal Aviation Administration is serving as a cooperating agency, and Federal Railroad Administration is also a participating agency.
The PMOR role requires WSP to augment DART staff in a variety of roles, including support for funding and financing, asset management, procurement assistance, verification of quality programs, program controls, and testing and systems integration. The commuter rail project will be delivered through a design-build contract, and the PMOR will have oversight responsibility of the design-build team.
WSP personnel leading the project include Kevin Cox, program manager; Lindsay Wood, regional transit and rail market lead; Mike Zeitz, resident construction manager; and Ruben Landa, public involvement lead. Those assisting in the pursuit include Karen Block, pursuit manager; Tracy Owens, marketing manager; and Jim Hinshaw, graphic designer.
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The Cotton Belt Program will provide commuter rail service along a 26-mile corridor between Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Plano, Texas.
Crosstown Connection
Work on the Cotton Belt Program began in January, and completion of the extension is targeted by the summer of 2023.
"The Cotton Belt commuter rail will link seven cities in north Texas with DFW International Airport," Brown said. "It will be the region's first crosstown connecting facility, thus improving connectivity of DART's current system hub and spoke system."
The Cotton Belt Program will interface with 3 DART light rail transit lines: the Red Line in Richardson/Plano, the Green Line in Carrollton, and the Orange Line at DFW Airport. The program would also connect to the TEX Rail Regional Rail Line to Fort Worth and the DFW Airport Skylink People Mover.
The Cotton Belt Commuter Rail will implement positive train controls (PTC) on its rail system, as it shares line segments with active fright operations. PTC is an automated system designed to improve the safety of railway traffic by detecting and halting unsafe movement.
DART has already implemented PTC for the Trinity Railway Express that DART jointly operates with Trinity Metro – the transit authority for Tarrant County.
In addition, the PMOR team will manage vehicle assembly and the equipment maintenance facility, and will also be assigned future additional projects associated with commuter rail in the DART service area in north Texas.
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The Cotton Belt Program includes plans to construct 10 new rail stations along the route.
While the region overall has been supportive of the Cotton Belt program, the project did meet with some resistance from concerned residents in neighborhoods located next to the planned rail corridor.
"The project is adjacent to large residential areas, so noise abatement is a significant concern of project stakeholders," Brown said. "DART staff has made tremendous commitments regarding project aesthetics, sounds abatement walls through the residential areas, sound attenuation, landscaping and improvement, and station siting. In addition, tire-derived aggregate will be used to assist with noise abatement."
He said these commitments have improved perception of the project in the surrounding communities, and residents in the north suburbs of Dallas, who will benefit from improved access to commuter rail service, have become the biggest supporters of the project. "DART will continue to be very proactive in communicating with the neighborhoods."
The PMOR team is involved with the coordination of multiple project stakeholders, including businesses and residents throughout the region; approval of project design by third parties from seven cities, the Texas Department of Transportation, the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) and freight railroads; utility coordination and relocations; and coordination with active freight railroads.
Building Diversity
The subconsultant team for the joint venture includes more than 40 percent minority- and women-owned business enterprises (MWBE), as well as five percent small business enterprise (SBE) firms.
"During our advance pursuit meetings with DART, we began to understand the agency's values concerning diversity and capacity building, and it was important to us as well that we built a diverse team to reflect those shared values," Brown said.
The subconsultant team includes: Foster CM, Iconic Group, McKissick and McKissick, Kimley Horn, and Mas-Tek (African-American owned); K Strategies and Swayzer & Associates (African-American/Woman owned); and Raul Bravo & Associates and VAI (Hispanic owned).
"Our team will 'keep the end in mind,'" Brown said. "That is, we will take an operations and service perspective from the earliest point in the project, and in all we do."
He said that from by taking an operator's view, the team can integrate and manage each of the technical, commercial, and organizational interfaces effectively and efficiently.
"For DART, this means having a PMOR that can bring deeper understanding of what needs to happen during delivery to ensure a system is created that operates well on opening day, experiences fewer delays along the way, and requires less re-work later," he said.
Brown and WSP have played key roles on several essential mobility projects in the north Texas region, including the Dallas Horseshoe and Southern Gateway, the North Central Expressway, LBJ Express Lanes, the DFW Connector, and the North Tarrant Express. "This project will add to WSP's portfolio of significant transportation projects in the region and across the U.S.," he said.
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Q: Handling per-user settings in Visual Studio projects (C++) What is the recommended way of handling per-user settings in C++ Visual Studio projects? For example, different developers may store libraries at different locations and so each of them would set Include Directories differently. How can I extract those settings to a file which will not need to be committed to a source control?
According to MSDN, use of global .user Property Sheets is discouraged. However, per-project Property Sheets seem to still be part of their projects and, at least as far as I can tell, they need to be committed to the source control. Is there a way to make them so that they will not need to be committed? What other alternatives to the deprecated global properties do I have?

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My year is broken into two pie seasons (ehhh…maybe three, actually): spring, summer and Thanksgiving. (T-Day is just one big ol' pie season unto itself!) Summer is usually when my fruit pie game is strong. If I'm not doing pies than cobblers are usually my move. And during Spring I usually start getting into pies by way of a crumble or something. I like to ease into it and I did, just last week with this Rye Rhubarb Walnut thingy. Today, I'm going all in. PIE!
This pie comes from my newest cookbook crush, First Prize Pies by Allison Kave.
It's full of pies for every month of year. The pictures are really pretty, the flavor combinations are interesting and delicious-sounding and the book is beautifully formatted. I know we're in April but I ended up settling on a pie from October chapter and swapping out regular oranges for cara cards, but feel free to use what you can find at the grocery store.
I sometimes imagine what it'd be like to run a pie shop. In my dreams I'd own one. It'd also be in a dreamy land in which I could run a pie shop, bake a bunch of pies, be blind to spreadsheets and magically sleep 8 hours a night. I know this land doesn't exist and running a pie shop would require me to worry about a gamut of unromantic, un-pie-related things.
Have I told you how much I hate spreadsheets?
Anyway, maybe one day it'll happen. I'd love to feed people in real life, in real time. It's a dreamy dream.
Speaking of dreams…this right here is a dreamsicle…I mean, creamsicle! It's a pie that tastes exactly like a creamsicle. It's perfect tart and creamy. The crust, made from vanilla wafers (you can make your own but I used store-bought because I didn't prepare correctly), is so tasty and about a million times easier than traditional pie crust.
This pie is perfect to get you amped up for summer pies. We're not quite there yet.
To make the crust, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Crumble the cookies in the work bowl of a food processor and process until finely ground. Alternatively, you can put them in a bag and whack them with a rolling pin until finely crushed. Pour the butter into the crumbs and mix (hands are the best for this) until the butter is fully incorporated and the texture is that of wet sand. Firmly press the crumbs against the sides of a 9-inch (23-cm) pie pan, then against the bottom of the pan (the underside of a measuring cup works well for smother the bottom crust). Chill the crust for at least 15 minutes to help prevent it from crumbling when serving.
Bake the crust for 10 minutes, and then let it cool completely.
Make the filling: Put the egg whites in the fridge to keep cold. Beat the egg yolks with 1/3 cup (65g) of the sugar until light and frothy. Beat in the orange juice, liqueur, vanilla, and salt. In a separate small bowl, sprinkle the gelatin over 1/3 cup (75ml) cold water to allow it to bloom.
In a double boiler or in a metal bowl set over a pot of simmering water, whisk the yolk mixture constantly until it's slightly thickened and just coats the back of a spoon (a digital-read thermometer will read 175 degrees F when it's done). Remove it from the heat and slightly whisk in the gelatin mixture until it is completely dissolved.
Put the mixture over an ice bath or in the refrigerator, stirring occasionally with a spatula, until it reaches room temperature.
Once the yolk mixture is at room temperature, make a meringue. In a clean, cold metal bowl. beat the whites until soft peaks form. Slowly add the remaining 1/3 cup (65g) sugar and beat until stiff peaks form.
Gently fold the meringue into the yolk mixture in 3 to 4 batches, until it is fully incorporated. Be careful not to over do it, so the chiffon doesn't deflate. Pour the chiffon into the pie shell and refrigerate it for at least 2 hours.
Make the topping: Using a hand mixer, or by hand with a whisk, whip the cream, sugar, liqueur and vanilla together until stiff peaks form. Dollop the whipped cream onto the pie surface. Sprinkle with orange zest and serve. This pie can be made ahead without the topping and refrigerated for up to 1 week, covered in plastic wrap. Make the topping just before serving.
I love your voice. Also you make me want to bake things. As soon as I leave NYC!
1) That shrug emoticon has changed my life. It is my new favorite thing.
2) That cookbook cover is stunning.
3) I wish spreadsheets and owning a bakery didn't have to go hand in hand too.
4) Pie season is the best season.
5) I'm obsessed with creamsicles, so THIS.
I'm so ready to move to summer pies! The vanilla wafer crust sounds amazing. I might try this with blood oranges to make a pretty pink pie.
Your inspiring me to bake!!! Love this pie.
Add me to the list for those that love creamsicles 🙂 This is so elegant and beautiful!
What does this pie taste like? I can't imagine it.
Have you never had a creamsicle? It's orange and cream. Bright, sweet, tangy and creamy!
I would totally fly to CA to visit your pie shop! This looks super dreamy.
I have the same thoughts on owning a bakery…the logistics and hours would make me cry. But, I still dream!
Speaking of…this pie is a total dream-boat. So in love!
I saw your recipe contained Cointreau and it was sold to me there and then! I love to make homemade pie – much better than shop bought and yours has gone to the top of my list. Thanks for sharing.
Such a stunning pie! Love the flavour!
Creamsicles were a favorite of mine growing up but I can't remember the last time I had one…this pie looks like it would take me down memory lane and I love it!
Growing up we made the poor man's version of this- graham cracker crust, orange juice concentrate+tub of whipped cream+ quart of vanilla ice cream. It was delicious but I bet this is way better!
Do you think this would work with grapefruit juice? I'm digging the pie but have some grapefruit I'm trying to use. Thanks!
Oh most definitely! I think it'd be great with grapefruit.
I would take this pie over an actual creamsicle any ole' day. What is it about pies that just make me swoon? It's a certain kind of strange nostalgia, seeing as I didn't have a pie-filled childhood or anything. Sad, I know. 😉 That cookbook looks gorgeous… it's going on my "list". Thanks for sharing!
I love cara caras, such a pretty pie!
Weird question but where is your silverware from? It's beautiful!
I used to make a lemon version of this (from the Betty Crocker Old-fashioned cookbook) as an aspiring young baker to avoid dealing with browning a meringue. orange sounds even better!
looks and sounds totally delicious – I love citrus fruit in a pie, gives such a nice acidic twist to the whole sweetness! But never heard of those crackers you use for the crust, guess they aren´t sold here in Germany….anyway a good old homemade pie crust would to, too, probably! Thanks for the recipe!
But I think a graham cracker cookie crust or regular pie crust will work, too!
Thanks so much for link & reply, Adrianna!
Quick question! What is the white surface that these photos are taken on? I've been using foam board when I do this, but it is HORRIBLE because I basically ruin them all the time if there is ever any liquid or food stains. I've dying to find a matte white surface like this one!
Oh! This thing is great. All it is one of those white desk tops you can buy separately from Ikea (I didn't even bother buying the legs). I got it for $5!
Thank youuuu! I just bought it online! Woot.
This pie is completely beautiful and sounds delicious. I'd love to try it.
We want to make this pie but are confused about the reference to "drums" – what is this referring to?
AHHH! It should be crumbs. That's so weird. I have no idea why/how I didn't catch that.
Haha – no worries. That makes a ton more sense. We'll give it a go!


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(Redirected from Scientific classification)
The hierarchy of biological classification's major eight taxonomic ranks. Intermediate minor rankings are not shown.
Biological classification or scientific classification in biology, is a method by which biologists group and categorize species of organisms. Biological classification is a form of scientific taxonomy, but should be distinguished from folk taxonomy, which lacks scientific basis. Modern biological classification has its root in the work of Carolus Linnaeus, who grouped species according to shared physical characteristics. These groupings since have been revised to improve consistency with the Darwinian principle of common descent. Molecular systematics, which uses DNA sequences as data, has driven many recent revisions and is likely to continue to do so. Biological classification belongs to the science of biological systematics.
Early systems
Ancient through medieval
Current systems of classifying forms of life descend from the thought presented by the Greek philosopher Aristotle, who published in his metaphysical and logical works the first known classification of everything whatsoever, or "being". This is the scheme that gave moderns such words as substance, species and genus and was retained in modified and less general form by Linnaeus.
Aristotle also studied animals and classified them according to method of reproduction, as did Linnaeus later with plants. Aristotle's animal classification was soon made obsolete by additional knowledge and was forgotten.
The philosophical classification is in brief as follows.[1] Primary substance is the individual being; for example, Peter, Paul, etc. Secondary substance is a predicate that can properly or characteristically be said of a class of primary substances; for example, man of Peter, Paul, etc. The characteristic must not be merely in the individual; for example, being skilled in grammar. Grammatical skill leaves most of Peter out and therefore is not characteristic of him. Similarly man (all of mankind) is not in Peter; rather, he is in man.
Species is the secondary substance that is most proper to its individuals. The most characteristic thing that can be said of Peter is that Peter is a man. An identity is being postulated: "man" is equal to all its individuals and only those individuals. Members of a species differ only in number but are totally the same type.
Genus is a secondary substance less characteristic of and more general than the species; for example, man is an animal. Not all animals are men. It is clear that a genus contains species. There is no limit to the number of Aristotelian genera that might be found to contain the species. Aristotle does not structure the genera into phylum, class, etc., as does Linnaean classification.
The secondary substance that distinguishes one species from another within a genus is the specific difference. Man can thus be comprehended as the sum of specific differences (the "differentiae" of biology) in less and less general categories. This sum is the definition; for example, man is an animate, sensate, rational substance. The most characteristic definition contains the species and the next most general genus: man is a rational animal. Definition is thus based on the unity problem: the species is one yet has many differentiae.
The very top genera are the categories. There are ten: one of substance and nine of "accidents", universals that must be "in" a substance. Substances exist by themselves; accidents are only in them: quantity, quality, etc. There is no higher category, "being", because of the following problem, which was only solved in the Middle Ages by Thomas Aquinas: a specific difference is not characteristic of its genus. If man is a rational animal, then rationality is not a property of animals. Substance therefore cannot be kind of being because it can have no specific difference, which would have to be non-being.
The problem of being occupied the attention of scholastics during the time of the Middle Ages. The solution of St. Thomas, termed the analogy of being, established the field of ontology, which received the better part of the publicity and also drew the line between philosophy and experimental science. The latter rose in the Renaissance from practical technique. The greatest scientific classifier, Linnaeus, a brilliant classical scholar, combined the two on the threshold of that great neo-classicist revival now called the Age of Enlightenment.
Renaissance through age of reason
An important advance was made by the Swiss professor, Conrad von Gesner (1516–1565). Gesner's work was a critical compilation of life known at the time.
The exploration of parts of the New World produced large numbers of new plants and animals that needed descriptions and classification. The old systems made it difficult to study and locate all these new specimens within a collection and often the same plants or animals were given different names because the number of specimens were too large to memorize. A system was needed that could group these specimens together so they could be found; the binomial system was developed based on morphology with groups having similar appearances. In the latter part of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th, careful study of animals commenced, which, directed first to familiar kinds, was gradually extended until it formed a sufficient body of knowledge to serve as an anatomical basis for classification. Advances in using this knowledge to classify living beings bear a debt to the research of medical anatomists, such as Fabricius (1537–1619), Petrus Severinus (1580–1656), William Harvey (1578–1657), and Edward Tyson (1649–1708). Advances in classification due to the work of entomologists and the first microscopists is due to the research of people like Marcello Malpighi (1628–1694), Jan Swammerdam (1637–1680), and Robert Hooke (1635–1702). Lord Monboddo (1714-1799) was one of the early abstract thinkers whose works illustrate knowledge of species relationships and who foreshadowed the theory of evolution. Successive developments in the history of insect classification may be followed on the website[2] by clicking on succeeding works in chronological order.
Early methodists
Since late in the 15th century, a number of authors had become concerned with what they called methodus, (method ). By method authors mean an arrangement of minerals, plants, and animals according to the principles of logical division. The term methodists was coined by Carolus Linnaeus in his Bibliotheca Botanica to denote the authors who care about the principles of classification (in contrast to the mere collectors who are concerned primarily with the description of plants paying little or no attention to their arrangement into genera, etc). Important early methodists were an Italian philosopher, physician, and botanist Andrea Caesalpino, an English naturalist John Ray, a German physician and botanist Augustus Quirinus Rivinus, and a French physician, botanist, and traveller Joseph Pitton de Tournefort.
Andrea Caesalpino (1519–1603) in his De plantis libri XVI (1583) proposed the first methodical arrangement of plants. On the basis of the structure of trunk and fructification he divided plants into fifteen "higher genera".
John Ray (1627–1705) was an English naturalist who published important works on plants, animals, and natural theology. The approach he took to the classification of plants in his Historia Plantarum was an important step towards modern taxonomy. Ray rejected the system of dichotomous division by which species were classified according to a pre-conceived, either/or type system, and instead classified plants according to similarities and differences that emerged from observation.
Both Caesalpino and Ray used traditional plant names and thus, the name of a plant did not reflect its taxonomic position (e.g. even though the apple and the peach belonged to different "higher genera" of John Ray's methodus, both retained their traditional names Malus and Malus Persica respectively). A further step was taken by Rivinus and Pitton de Tournefort who made genus a distinct rank within taxonomic hierarchy and introduced the practice of naming the plants according to their genera.
Augustus Quirinus Rivinus (1652–1723), in his classification of plants based on the characters of the flower, introduced the category of order (corresponding to the "higher" genera of John Ray and Andrea Caesalpino). He was the first to abolish the ancient division of plants into herbs and trees and insisted that the true method of division should be based on the parts of the fructification alone. Rivinus extensively used dichotomous keys to define both orders and genera. His method of naming plant species resembled that of Joseph Pitton de Tournefort. The names of all plants belonging to the same genus should begin with the same word (generic name). In the genera containing more than one species the first species was named with generic name only, while the second, etc were named with a combination of the generic name and a modifier (differentia specifica).
Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (1656–1708) introduced an even more sophisticated hierarchy of class, section, genus, and species. He was the first to use consistently the uniformly composed species names which consisted of a generic name and a many-worded diagnostic phrase differentia specifica. Unlike Rivinus, he used differentiae with all species of polytypic genera.
Modern systems
Linnaean
Main article: Linnaean taxonomy
Two years after John Ray's death, Carolus Linnaeus (1707–1778) was born. His great work, the Systema Naturae (1st ed. 1735), ran through twelve editions during his lifetime. In this work, nature was divided into three kingdoms: mineral, vegetable and animal. Linnaeus used five ranks: class, order, genus, species, and variety.
He abandoned long descriptive names of classes and orders and two-word generic names (e. g. Bursa pastoris) still used by his immediate predecessors (Rivinus and Pitton de Tournefort) and replaced them with single-word names, provided genera with detailed diagnoses (characteres naturales), and reduced numerous varieties to their species, thus saving botany from the chaos of new forms produced by horticulturalists.
Linnaeus is best known for his introduction of the method still used to formulate the scientific name of every species. Before Linnaeus, long many-worded names (composed of a generic name and a differentia specifica) had been used, but as these names gave a description of the species, they were not fixed. In his Philosophia Botanica (1751) Linnaeus took every effort to improve the composition and reduce the length of the many-worded names by abolishing unnecessary rhetorics, introducing new descriptive terms and defining their meaning with an unprecedented precision. In the late 1740s Linnaeus began to use a parallel system of naming species with nomina trivialia. Nomen triviale, a trivial name, was a single- or two-word epithet placed on the margin of the page next to the many-worded "scientific" name. The only rules Linnaeus applied to them was that the trivial names should be short, unique within a given genus, and that they should not be changed. Linnaeus consistently applied nomina trivialia to the species of plants in Species Plantarum (1st edn. 1753) and to the species of animals in the 10th edition of Systema Naturae (1758).
By consistently using these specific epithets, Linnaeus separated nomenclature from taxonomy. Even though the parallel use of nomina trivialia and many-worded descriptive names continued until late in the eighteenth century, it was gradually replaced by the practice of using shorter proper names combined of the generic name and the trivial name of the species. In the nineteenth century, this new practice was codified in the first Rules and Laws of Nomenclature, and the 1st edn. of Species Plantarum and the 10th edn. of Systema Naturae were chosen as starting points for the Botanical and Zoological Nomenclature respectively. This convention for naming species is referred to as binomial nomenclature.
Today, nomenclature is regulated by Nomenclature Codes, which allows names divided into taxonomic ranks.
Taxonomic ranks
Main article: Taxonomic rank
There are 8 main taxonomic ranks: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species.
There are slightly different ranks for zoology and for botany.
Domain or Magnorder
Superkingdom Superphylum/Superdivision Superclass Superorder Superfamily Superspecies
Kingdom Phylum/Division Class Order Family Tribe Genus Species
Subkingdom Subphylum Subclass Cohort Suborder Subfamily Subtribe Subgenus Subspecies
Branch Infraphylum Infraclass Legion Infraorder Alliance Infraspecies
Microphylum Parvclass Parvorder
Evolutionary
Whereas Linnaeus classified for ease of identification, it is now generally accepted that classification should reflect the Darwinian principle of common descent.
Since the 1960s a trend called cladistic taxonomy (or cladistics or cladism) has emerged, arranging taxa in an evolutionary tree. If a taxon includes all the descendants of some ancestral form, it is called monophyletic, as opposed to paraphyletic. Other groups are called polyphyletic.
A new formal code of nomenclature, the PhyloCode, to be renamed "International Code of Phylogenetic Nomenclature" (ICPN), is currently under development, intended to deal with clades, which do not have set ranks, unlike conventional Linnaean taxonomy. It is unclear, should this be implemented, how the different codes will coexist.
Domains are a relatively new grouping. The three-domain system was first invented in 1990, but not generally accepted until later. Now, the majority of biologists accept the domain system, but a large minority use the five-kingdom method. One main characteristic of the three-domain method is the separation of Archaea and Bacteria, previously grouped into the single kingdom Bacteria (a kingdom also sometimes called Monera). Consequently, the three domains of life are conceptualized as Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukaryota (comprising the nuclei-bearing eukaryotes).[3] A small minority of scientists add Archaea as a sixth kingdom, but do not accept the domain method.
Thomas Cavalier-Smith, who has published extensively on the classification of protists, has recently proposed that the Neomura, the clade which groups together the Archaea and Eukarya, would have evolved from Bacteria, more precisely from Actinobacteria.
2 kingdoms
2 empires
3 domains
(not treated) Protista Prokaryota Monera Monera Eubacteria Bacteria
Archaebacteria Archaea
Eukaryota Protista Protista Protista Eukarya
Vegetabilia Plantae Fungi Fungi
Plantae Plantae Plantae
Animalia Animalia Animalia Animalia Animalia
Authorities (author citation)
The name of any taxon may be followed by the "authority" for the name, that is, the name of the author who first published a valid description of it. These names are frequently abbreviated: the abbreviation "L." is universally accepted for Linnaeus, and in botany there is a regulated list of standard abbreviations (see list of botanists by author abbreviation). The system for assigning authorities is slightly different in different branches of biology: see author citation (botany) and author citation (zoology). However, it is standard that if a name or placement has been changed since the original description, the first authority's name is placed in parentheses and the authority for the new name or placement may be placed after it (usually only in botany).
↑ Categories Section 5 and Metaphysics Book 6, but the terms are used in many places throughout the writings of Aristotle.
↑ "NOMINA CIRCUMSCRIBENTIA INSECTORUM". Retrieved 2006-09-09.
↑ See especially pp. 45, 78 and 555 of Joel Cracraft and Michael J. Donaghue, eds. (2004). Assembling the Tree of Life. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press.
↑ E. Haeckel (1866). Generelle Morphologie der Organismen. Reimer, Berlin.
↑ E. Chatton (1937). Titres et travaux scientifiques. Sette, Sottano, Italy.
↑ H. F. Copeland (1956). The Classification of Lower Organisms. Palo Alto: Pacific Books.
↑ R. H. Whittaker (1969). "New concepts of kingdoms of organisms". Science. 163: 150–160.
↑ C. R. Woese, W. E. Balch, L. J. Magrum, G. E. Fox and R. S. Wolfe (1977). "An ancient divergence among the bacteria". Journal of Molecular Evolution. 9: 305–311. CS1 maint: Multiple names: authors list (link)
↑ Carl R. Woese, Otto Kandler, Mark L. Wheelis: "Towards a Natural System of Organisms: Proposal for the domains Archaea, Bacteria, and Eucarya", doi:10.1073/pnas.87.12.4576
Atran, S. (1990). Cognitive foundations of natural history: towards an anthropology of science. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press. pp. xii+360 pages. ISBN 0521372933, 0521372933.
Larson, J. L. (1971). Reason and experience. The representation of Natural Order in the work of Carl von Linne. Berkeley, California: University of California Press. pp. VII+171 pages.
Stafleau, F. A. (1971). Linnaeus and the Linnaeans. The spreading of their ideas in systematic botany, 1753-1789. Utrecht: Oosthoek. pp. xvi+386 pages.
Binomial nomenclature, Trinomial nomenclature
International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, International Code of Zoological Nomenclature
List of Latin and Greek words commonly used in systematic names
Phylogenetic tree, Phylogenetic nomenclature, PhyloCode
Virus classification
Tree of Life Web Project, All Species Foundation
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MIDWEST CITY A carrier for The Oklahoman is credited with helping a mother and son as they escaped from their burning home this week.
The fire was spotted by Sofia Sweet about 3:45 a.m. Monday while she was delivering newspapers in the 100 block of Lockheed.
Sweet spotted the fire and called 911 on her mobile telephone, keeping dispatchers informed of the situation while firefighters were en route.
Sweet was outside the home when Kylan Albright, 10, climbed out of his bedroom window.
Tapes of the 911 call indicate that the boy wanted to go back inside to look for his mother, Cynthia Albright, but Sweet kept him away from the fire. Cynthia Albright emerged about a minute later, her body covered in soot.
Fire department spokesman Jerry Lojka said Cynthia Albright fell asleep in the living room with a cigarette in her hand. He said firefighters suspect hot ash from the cigarette caused the fire.
There was no working fire detector in the home, Lojka said.
Fire investigators value the house at $30,000 to $35,000, with the fire causing an estimated $20,000 in damage. Albright's other two children were staying with their grandmother in Del City, where the family is living until they find other housing.
Lojka said the fire department intends to approach the city manager about recognizing Sweet's effort to help the family at an upcoming city council meeting.
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CLARK – Kingsbury County went 1-1 at the Clark/Willow Lake Triangular on Tuesday, beating Deuel 65-7 and falling 53-28 to the homestanding Cyclones.
The Knights play host to Flandreau, Garretson and Tri-Valley in a quadrangular Friday at 5 p.m. in Arlington.
Both teams won two of the four contested matches.
The Knights' Alec Dobson picked up a 21-5 technical fall in 4:00 versus Dominic Constant at 132 pounds. Nolan Coughlin pinned Madysen Brewer in 1:17 at 138.
The Cardinals' Jaxon Quail (106) earned a 15-7 major decision over Ethan Johnson and Dylan Hagberg (126) defeated Tucker Anderson 6-3.
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Since started the keto diet I have had a blast trying out new recipes. My newest favorite is Keto Meatball Casserole I made after a particularly strong craving for Italian food.
To be honest, I did not know Meatball Casserole was actually a thing, but a friend of mine called it Meatball Parmesan. Whatever you call it – it is delicious.
Now I made Mozzarella Stuffed Meatballs in my instant pot a couple years ago and they were fantastic, but these I actually baked.
You can use this recipe in your pressure cooker if you are pressed for time though.
I also wanted to stay in line with my macros, so I adjusted the recipe to make this a more low carb meatball casserole recipe. This one is perfect.
Each serving of Keto Meatball Casserole has 4 net carbs, 5 total carbs, 1 g fiber, 40 g fat, 38 g protein, and 539 calories. This earns it an "A" rating.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the 2 lbs of ground beef with 1 cup of crushed pork rind crumbs. You can crush the pork rinds by placing them in a Ziploc bag and using a rolling pin to crush them finely.
Serve over a bed of spinach or your favorite noodle substitute.
10.	Bake the meatballs for 30 minutes, draining off any excess fat or juices when they are done.
11.	Top the cooked meatballs with 1 ½ cups of low carb marinara sauce.
12.	Sprinkle with 1 ½ cups of Mozzarella cheese.
13.	Bake for an additional 10 minutes and serve over a bed of spinach or your favorite noodle substitute.
I made this for our supper last night and wow! Was it ever good! Thank you for sharing this recipe.


This eggnog is so easy to make, you'll be asking yourself why you've been buying store-bought for all these years.
Many eggnogs contain stabilizers and 'extra' ingredients to make them thick. This eggnog is creamy, naturally thick and delicious on it's own or with your favourite spirit.
3 – 6 pitted dates, depending on how sweet you like your nog. I used 3 dates and it was the perfect sweetness for me.
Soak your cashews overnight or if you're in a bit of a hurry, pour boiling water over the cashews in a bowl and let sit for 30 minutes.
Using a sieve, rinse your cashews well.
Place the cashews, filtered water, dates, flax and nutmeg into a blender and whiz for a minute or two until all is well incorporated.
Enjoy the next day with some rum or straight up garnished with some fresh nutmeg.
NB: Shake well before serving.
Sounds absolutely yummy! And ya…why store-bought all these years? Because we hadn't yet found NutriSue's super recipe. No more store-bought for me! Thanks, NutriSue.


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