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CAT-Tools/DéjàVu X/Does DVX run on Mac or Linux too?

Mac OS X
No DejaVu version runs natively under Mac OS X. You have to use either a virtual machine solution or an API layer. These are known - so far:
 * Parallels (http://www.parallels.com/), virtual machine, known to work with Windows + DVX installed, good Mac integration. DejaVu Dongle works.
 * CrossOver Office (http://www.codeweavers.com/), API layer, runs, has some issues to be solved before working as it should. Dongle doesn't work yet. Please see http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name?app_id=205 Feel free to contribute!

Linux
No DejaVu version runs natively under Linux. You have to use either a virtual machine solution or an API layer. These are known - so far:
 * CrossOver Office (http://www.codeweavers.com/), API layer, has some issues to be solved before working as it should. Dongle doesn't work yet. Please see http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name?app_id=205 Feel free to contribute!

Unix
So far, nobody seems to have tested running DejaVu on any Unix system, but with CrossOver available for both Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris, and Mac OS X being built on BSD, it might work (e. g. with Parallels). Possibly even via thin client, which may however run into dongle issues.

Notes on technology

 * Virtual machine: You install Windows into a virtual machine, which is software that behaves to Windows as if it were PC hardware. Any other software you want to run is installed "as usual" in that Windows system. The current development goes towards making the operating systems aware of being run in a virtual machine, which might enhance performance and get rid of some hardware access problems, like e. g. dongle handling.
 * API layer: Presents the software you want to run with the interface towards the operating system it was made for and expects, in this case Windows. The other side of the interface is in this case connected to Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris UNIX etc., rather than leading to Windows. This approach rids you of having to use Windows altogether, and of introducing an additional layer for the virtual machine. Unfortunately, it instead introduces problems for software that wants direct hardware access, most notably for the dongle - so far.


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Cookbook:Potato and Chicken Stew (Ajiaco)

| Cuisine of Colombia

Ajiaco is a quintessential dish from Bogotá, Colombia.

Soup

 * 1 ea. (approximately 750 g) whole skin-on bone-in chicken breast
 * 1 L chicken broth
 * 1 onion, peeled
 * 2 scallions (white part and first 2 cm of green)
 * 2 carrots, peeled
 * 4 cloves garlic, peeled
 * 1 bay leaf
 * 3 ml dried thyme
 * 2 ml ground cumin
 * 4 sprigs fresh cilantro
 * 10 black peppercorns
 * 5 ml tomato paste
 * 0.5 kg small yellow potatoes. peeled
 * 0.5 kg small purple potatoes. peeled
 * 0.5 kg mashing potatoes, peeled and sliced 2 cm thickness
 * 1 L water
 * 2 ml of beef bouillon granules
 * 0.25 ml frozen peas

Garnishes

 * 4 ears of corn, quartered lengthwise and cooked
 * 10 ml whipping cream mixed with 10 ml créme fraíche
 * 2 ripe but firm Hass avocados, peeled, pitted and cut into eight slices right before serving
 * 10 ml of finely chopped cilantro
 * 5–10 ml of pickled capers

Procedure

 * 1) Combine chicken, broth, onions, scallions, carrots, garlic, bay leaf, thyme, cumin, cilantro and peppercorns in large saucepan and bring to a boil. Skim off froth as it rises. Reduce heat to low and cover when frothing finishes.
 * 2) Remove and reserve chicken after it is cooked through (about 20 minutes).
 * 3) Strain broth through sieve and return to pot, boil again over medium heat. Reserve carrots.
 * 4) Add tomato paste and yellow and purple potatoes. Cover and cook until potatoes are soft (approximately 20 minutes).
 * 5) While yellow and purple potatoes are cooking, boil sliced mashing potatoes in water and beef bouillon in separate pot. Once boiling, reduce to medium heat until potatoes start to fall apart (approximately 30 minutes).
 * 6) Drain and reserve a quarter of the slices and mash the rest of the sliced potatoes. Add mashed and sliced potatoes to soup.
 * 7) Remove bones and skin from chicken and discard. Cut chicken into strips 1 cm wide and 3 cm long.
 * 8) Add chicken and peas to soup and simmer for 5 minutes. Slice the carrots into .5 cm thick rounds and add back into soup. Salt to taste.
 * 9) Serve hot with garnishes available.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * If soup is too thick add boiling water in small amounts; the consistency should be like that of heavy cream. Soup will thicken as it cools.


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=About Me=

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Tramping, Reading, Watching Films, Rock Climbing, Driving, Windsurfing, Sailing, Traveling, Relaxing with friends, Playing Music, Listening to Music, Archery, Traveling to Foreign Lands, Stargazing ,Sailing, Fishing, Driving, Old cars, Archery, Reading, Photography, Music, Guitar, How things work and Football (soccer).

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"You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty." Mahatma Gandhi

"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." Albert Einstein

"Millions long for immortality who don't know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." Susan Ertz

"I spent alot of my money on fast cars, birds, and booze, the rest I just squandered." George Best

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Chess Opening Theory/1. d4/1...f5/2. c4

=Dutch Defence=

Towards this move black has basically two typical set ups and one theory based opening.

 * One is a fortress like position with pawn structure f5-e6-d5. This is called the Stonewall defence. This type of position is considered solid, but perhaps too static.
 * A dynamic choice is a Leningrad setup. The pawn structure is practically always g6-f5-d6. Black plays in this system, with only a few rare exceptions, his bishop to g7, knight to f6, and castles quickly.
 * The more theoretical approach is the Bladel. Black plays Nh6 which allows white to play e4 and transforms the Dutch into an semi open game. Black delays to castle and instead fights for the center with c6 ... fallowed by d5. White trades of a center pawn for side pawn. White seeks to deliver an early checkmate in the middle game. Black has an additional center pawn which has proven to be as significant advantage in the end game.

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Macroeconomics/Keynesian Demand-side Economics and Multipliers

Deep Depression income-expenditure model - Keynesian Multipliers

One way to describe the economy is with the equation $$Y~=~C~+~Z+~G$$ where $$~Y$$ represents total income, $$~C$$ represents consumption, and $$~Z$$ represents investment (other than government investment, of course). If the economy under discussion is that of a country, $$~Y$$ can be thought of as approximating the countries $$~GNP$$. We can think of consumption as a function of disposable income $$C~=~\lambda(Y-T)$$ where $$~T$$ is taxes where $$~\lambda$$ is the Marginal Propensity to Consume.

The Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) is the rate of growth of consumption in terms of an increase in disposable income and is defined as the derivative of the consumption function, $$ \lambda~ = ~\frac{dC}{dY} $$. Assuming all spending is divided evenly between consumption and savings, the Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS) is defined as the rate of growth in savings in terms of an increase in disposable income and is calculated as $$MPS~ =~ 1-MPC $$.

GEM - Government expenditure multiplier
The GEM considers the idea that since only a percentage of money that anyone receives is saved, and the rest is put back into the economy. So if the government gives someone a dollar (deficit spending), it will end up meaning that much more than a dollar will be added to the economy. One way to think about it is the GEM is the amount that $$Y$$, total income, changes as $$G$$, government expenditure changes. So we look at our formula with the consumption function included, we have:

$$Y~=~\lambda(Y-T)+~Z+~G$$

$$\Rightarrow dY = \lambda dY+dG$$

$$\Rightarrow dY(1-MPC)=dG$$

$$\Rightarrow \frac{dY}{dG} = \frac{1}{1-MPC}$$, which, in fact, gives,

$$\Rightarrow GEM = \frac{dY}{dG} = \frac{1}{MPS}$$

TCM - Tax Cut Multiplier
In this case, we want to know how much a change in the tax rate will affect total income. Our derivation follows the same lines as before. In this case we have:

$$Y~= ~\lambda (Y-T)+~Z+~G$$

$$\Rightarrow dY = \lambda (dY-dT)$$

$$\Rightarrow dY=MPC(dY-dT)$$

$$\Rightarrow dY(1-MPC)=-MPC~dT$$, which gives,

$$\Rightarrow TCM = \frac{dY}{dT} = -\frac{MPC}{1-MPC} = -\frac{MPC}{MPS}$$

In general, $$ |GEM| \geq |TCM| $$ since: $$ MPC \leq 1 $$.

BBM - Balanced Budget Multiplier
This is a sort of combination of the previous two multipliers, where any change in spending corresponds to a change in tax rates, i.e. $$dG ~= dT$$. Now we can take the derivative of our equation with respect to all three variables.

$$Y~=~\lambda~ (Y-T)+~Z+~G$$

$$\Rightarrow dY = \lambda(dY-dT)+dG $$

$$\Rightarrow dY=MPC(dY-dT)+dG$$

$$\Rightarrow dY(1-MPC)=-MPC~dT+dG $$. Now we set $$dG~=dT$$

$$\Rightarrow dY(1-MPC)=dT(1-MPC)$$, which gives,

$$\Rightarrow BBM = \frac{dY}{dT} = \frac{dY}{dG} = 1$$

Thus if the we have a balanced budget with respect to government spending and taxation, total income will be unchanged.

More information
In general the theoretical multipliers are higher than the actual multipliers. Why? In general agents tend to want to smoothen their consumption over their lifetime, thus they do not respond fully to exogenous shocks. Taxes distort. The model is isolated from the outside world. Other reasons?


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Wikibooks:Vandalism in progress/Archive4

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>>> It's not probably the vandalism - but please check first pages, cause it seems to be copied twice or triple. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 83.27.254.168 (talk • contribs) 16:25, 3 Jan 2007 (UTC)

 * I do not see any vandalism here? -- Herby talk thyme 18:49, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

Added sexually explicit vandalism to a page in the last couple of hours. --Everlong 08:26, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

 * I gave that IP a test1, if he continues to vandalize that page just leave a note here.--Az1568(Talk) 08:32, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

 * Oh, OK. Hadn't seen the templates before. I'll use those next time. --Everlong 20:08, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

--AdRiley 10:30, 18 January 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks - blocked -- Herby talk thyme 10:34, 18 January 2007 (UTC)

User changed 'What does it look like' Section heading of Wikijunior Bugs/Flea page to 'a bit like Geroge Bush'. Urbane User (Talk)   (Contributions)  14:32, 26 January 2007 (UTC)
 * Done -- Herby talk thyme 14:44, 26 January 2007 (UTC)

Seems to have been blocked before sometime in 2006, came back today and made a lot of nonsense edits to the Wikijunior_Big_Cats/Cheetah article (I reverted him but I doubt he'll stop, we'll see though, Im only really listing here because the talk page says the person is a notorious vandal)... Mattb112885 03:10, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

 * Blocked. Thanks for the warning. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 03:14, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

--AdRiley 12:31, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Dealt with - thanks -- Herby talk thyme 12:41, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

85.236.195.165 ( talk | email | contribs )
Looks like a bot, allegedly tagging images nld but actually creating Image: pages with no image. Webaware talk 23:01, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Note: it probably isn't a bot because it doesn't disappear when you tell wikibooks to hide bot edits. So yes this is probably a vandal. I warned the IP, we'll see what happens, it may just be an outside bot or something. Mattb112885 23:28, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
 * When you click "Hide Bot Edits", it only hides edits from bots that are registered with the system and have the "bot flag". This could still be a bot and not have that flag. I will block it temporarily right now until we assess the damage done, and then we can extend the block longer if warranted. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 23:31, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Makes sense. Thank you. It seems like it created a lot of them, if you need someone to tag them for deletion let me know. Hopefully he didn't overwrite existing images. Mattb112885 23:32, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

 * The images tagged are all images that have previously been tagged for deletion by User:HDBot, and all have been subsequently deleted. Tagging unlicensed images is what this bot was designed for, so this raises some suspicions.I have sent a message to the owner of that bot asking if he knows about this. --Whiteknight (talk) (projects) 23:41, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

Urbane User  (Talk)   (Contributions)  18:49, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks - returning vandal - given the record, blocked again -- Herby talk thyme 18:58, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

-- Jim Thomas 18:32, 9 March 2007 (UTC)
 * block for a month. This is blatant vandalism and thanks.  --Rob Horning 20:56, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

Sorry - sorted some of this out but no time to do more now, some moves etc to deal with - admin action preferred as it is easier -- Herby  talk thyme 10:46, 13 March 2007 (UTC)

 * I got the page moves undone. -- SB_Johnny | talk 11:25, 13 March 2007 (UTC)

Adding very inappropriate content to wikijunior. -- Jim Thomas (aka Jomegat) 05:34, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks Jim - stopped I see but I've placed a warning -- Herby talk thyme 09:23, 18 March 2007 (UTC)

and and
These 3 users plus an IP were all connected to large scale vandalism around 30 minutes ago which saw the creation of about 20 pages of offensive vandalism, page moves of the Chess wikibooks and an attempt by "Blueknight" to pass himself off as an administrator from another project. I think all of their contributions have been reverted or deleted but can someone please check. I have also blocked all users indefinitely as they created one hell of a mess and pissed me right off. A CU would be nice too. Xania talk 20:18, 25 May 2007 (UTC)

 * Wow that looks like quite a mess... thanks for catching / fixing it, looks like most of the edits are reverted but we'll keep an eye out. Mattb112885 (talk) 20:43, 25 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Done the CU dig & made a couple of IP blocks - anyone wants the info - let me know - cheers -- Herby talk thyme 07:03, 26 May 2007 (UTC)

and and  and  and
All 3 users (obviously the same person) have been infinitely blocked this evening. Their edits consisted of Nigeria 411 or other similar messages requesting 'donations'. These messages were posted on user talk pages and also on other pages including [RFA]. Can someone check user these (although I guess they're using anon proxies)? Xania talk 21:20, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Originally done by Johnny at the time, also checked by me in connection with some other user and some IP blocks placed -- Herby talk thyme 07:12, 29 May 2007 (UTC)

Systematic Deletion of A-level Applied Science AdRiley 12:44, 2 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Warned & I will block after any such further edits - thanks -- Herby talk thyme 12:51, 2 May 2007 (UTC)

Mass deletion of Muggle's Guide to Harry Potter | Characters | Ron Weasley sections. Chazz (talk) 16:01, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
 * BV warning - shout if any more happens - cheers -- Herby talk thyme 16:09, 15 May 2007 (UTC)

-- MichaelFrey 15:44, 5 June 2007 (UTC)
 * Thanks Michael. I blocked him for three days. --Jomegat 15:59, 5 June 2007 (UTC)


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Hi. I'm frankatca aka Frank Ferguson in Lexington, MA. Cooking is a hobby.

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Category talk:Recipes by meal

This page needs a category for Main Meal or Entres —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Frankatca (talk • contribs) 00:48, 4 February 2007  (UTC)

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User talk:Babula

Regarding edits made during February 4 2007
Thanks for experimenting with Wikibooks. Your test worked, and has now been removed. Please use Sandbox for any other tests you want to do, since testing material in modules will normally be removed quickly. Please see the welcome page if you would like to learn more about contributing to our project. Thanks. Az1568(Talk) 01:31, 4 February 2007 (UTC)

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Regarding your edit to Wikijunior
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Cookbook:Cuban Picadillo

 * Cuban cuisine | Caribbean cuisine

Ingredients

 * 2 pounds ground beef
 * ¼ cup olive oil, divided
 * 1 cup diced Oso Sweet onions
 * 1 green pepper, diced
 * 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
 * 1 can (15 ounces) tomato sauce
 * 2 teaspoons ground cumin
 * 2 teaspoons dried oregano
 * ½ cup raisins
 * ½ cup chopped pimento-stuffed green olives
 * 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
 * Salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste

Procedure

 * 1) In large skillet, brown beef in 2 tablespoons olive oil over high heat; drain and reserve.
 * 2) In same skillet, lightly brown onion, pepper, and garlic in remaining oil.
 * 3) Add tomato sauce, cumin, and oregano; bring to boil.
 * 4) Reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until mixture has thickened.
 * 5) Stir in beef, raisins, olives and season to taste with salt and pepper.
 * 6) Bring back to boil, simmer 10 minutes, and serve over steamed rice with sautéed sliced ripe plantains and black beans.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Make a double batch and freeze half for up to three months. Defrost in microwave oven.
 * Use Texmati rice, a hybrid of American long-grain rice with Indian basmati, for perfect, fluffy results.

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Australian History/1940s

Three days after Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939, Britain and France declared war. At the time a large majority of Australia's population was of direct British descendants (After all Australia is a British nation)and opposed the German expansion; thus supporting Britain. After the British Government declared war, Prime Minister Menzies announced that ‘Australia was also at war’.

The Australian forces had a difficult decision to make: Defend Australian soil from a possible threat (from Japan), or to support the British forces in Europe. After Japan announced its neutrality and Britain reassured that its naval base in Singapore would stop any Japanese forces advancing; Australia almost completely committed all its forces to supporting the British.

A force and supply system was put into place by Prime Minister Menzies to help prepare the nation for war. The Royal Australian Navy was placed under the control of the British; the Army began recruiting and training men; the nation was preparing its self for war.

Development Sources

 * http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/ww2.htm
 * http://www.ww2australia.gov.au/
 * http://www.anzacday.org.au/history/ww2/ww2main.html
 * http://www.anzacday.org.au/history/ww2/overview/ww2-01.html
 * http://www.ww2roll.gov.au/

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Cookbook:Gluten-Free
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QBasic/What Next

Websites
There are many good websites out there on the topic of QBasic. This is a list of the best sites:

Petes QBasic Site: This site is mostly aimed at people thinking about programming video games in QBasic.

The QBasic Page: This is a good site for getting source codes and programs for QBasic.

QBasic News: The most recent and up to date news on the QBasic community.

QBasic Programming for Kids: A good site for young people to start programming.

Qb64 : All you need to know about QB64.

Also, the QB64 IDE has an inbuilt help page, giving essential help when you don't know how to use a command. The only drawback is, it does not show any help unless you select the command and right click on it, and click on "HELP ON ...." which means, you atleast have to know the name of the command before you seek help on it.

Further in programming
If you are learning QBasic, chances are that you are still new to programming. It is a diverse world, explore it!

A list of extremely good programming languages to continue further:
 * C++
 * HTML
 * Java
 * Javascript
 * CSS

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Cuisine of Suriname
G'day, nice to see someone building up the Cuisine of Suriname! Are you planning on adding recipes for those dishes, or just basic descriptions of what they are? If you are planning on adding recipes, you might want to have a read of our Cookbook policy page, which outlines some basic formatting tips. I've created a category for these recipes to go into: Category:Surinamese recipes (but please only add actual recipes to that category, not just meal descriptions). Webaware talk 01:59, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Pigment seeds
G'day, just checked out your recipe for Pastei - very nice. I don't know what one of the ingredients is, however: pigment seeds. Is this some type of seed used for colouring the dish? Can you tell me what plant it is the seed from?

Actually, I was also unsure about another ingredient: 1 fresh pepper. Does this mean:
 * black peppercorn?
 * bell pepper (capsicum)?
 * chili pepper?

cheers, Webaware talk 21:37, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

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Welcome
So sorry I missed your message. It may have come while I was on wikibreak. Regardless, very bad form on my part not to respond and welcome you. Regarding Wikijunior I invite you to dive in. It's a small project and can use all the authors it can get. -- xixtas talk 04:55, 18 September 2007 (UTC)

Skateboarding

 * Just a reminder that this book is not currently a textbook. Please develop an outline showing how it will be developed so we can tell whether it is within project scope. – Mike.lifeguard  | talk 17:33, 10 October 2007 (UTC)

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Windows Vista/Features

Windows Aero: a new hardware-based graphical user interface. The new interface is intended to be cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing than those of previous versions of Windows, but had specific hardware requirements.

Windows Shell: the new Windows shell is significantly different from Windows XP, offering a new range of organization, navigation, and search capabilities. The file browser’s task pane has been removed; relevant commands have been moved into the toolbar. A "Favorite links" feature was added. The path bar in the file browser was replaced with a “breadcrumb” navigation system. The Start menu has been significantly redesigned and is more compact.

Windows Search: significantly faster and more thorough filesystem search capabiity. Search boxes were added to the Start menu, the shell file browser, and several of the inbox applications. By default, Windows Search indexes only a small number of folders; advanced options allow the user to choose whether an item is fully indexed, indexed excluding certain properties, or not indexed at all.

Windows Sidebar: a new transparent panel anchored to the side of the right screen where a user can place small applets designed for a specialized purpose.

Windows Internet Explorer 7: new user interface, tabbed browsing, [RSS, a search box, improved printing, Page Zoom, Quick Tabs (thumbnails of all open tabs), a number of new security protection features, and improved web standards support. IE7 in Windows Vista runs in isolation from other applications in the operating system (protected mode); exploits and malicious software are restricted from writing to any location beyond Temporary Internet Files without explicit user consent.

Windows Media Player 11, a major revamp of Microsoft's program for playing and organizing music and video. New features in this version include word wheeling (or "search as you type"), a completely new and highly graphical interface for the media library, photo display and organization, and the ability to share music libraries over a network with other Vista machines, Xbox 360 integration, and support for other Media Center Extenders.

Backup and Restore Center: Includes a backup and restore application that gives users the ability to schedule periodic backups of files on their computer, as well as recovery from previous backups. Backups are incremental, storing only the changes each time, minimizing the disk usage. It also features CompletePC Backup (available only to Ultimate, Business, and Enterprise versions) which backs up an entire computer as an image onto a hard disk or DVD. CompletePC Backup can automatically recreate a machine setup onto new hardware or hard disk in case of any hardware failures.

Windows Mail: A replacement for Outlook Express that includes a completely replaced mail store that improves stability, and enables real-time search. It has the Phishing Filter like IE7 and a Junk mail filtering which is enhanced through regular updates via Windows Update.

Windows Calendar is a new calendar and task application.

Windows Photo Gallery, a photo and movie library management application. WPG can import from digital cameras, tag and rate individual items, adjust colors and exposure, create and display slideshows (with pan and fade effects), and burn slideshows to DVD.

Windows DVD Maker, a companion program to Windows Movie Maker, which provides the ability to create video DVDs based on a user's content.

Live File System, which allows file operations known flash drives such as moving and renaming to be simulated on recordable optical discs through UDF (Universal Disk File system).

Windows Meeting Space is the replacement for NetMeeting. Users can share applications (or their entire Desktop) with other users on the local network, or over the Internet using peer-to-peer technology (higher versions than Starter and Home Basic can take advantage of hosting capabilities, limiting previous to "join" mode only)

Windows Media Center, which was previously exclusively bundled as a separate version of Windows XP, known as Windows XP Media Center Edition, will be incorporated into the Home Premium and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista.

Games: Every game included with Windows has been rewritten to take advantage of Vista's new graphics capabilities. New games include Chess Titans, Mahjong Titans and Purble Place. The Games section will also hold links and information to all games on the user's computer. One piece of information that will be shown is the game's ESRB rating.

Shadow Copy automatically creates backup copies of files and folders, with daily frequency. Users can also create "shadow copies" by setting a System Protection Point using the System Protection tab in the System control panel. The user can be presented multiple versions of a file throughout a limited history and be allowed to restore, delete, or copy those versions. This feature is available only in the Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista and is inherited from Windows Server 2003.

Windows Update: Software and security updates have been simplified, now operating solely via a control panel instead of as a web application. Mail's spam filter and Defender's definitions will also be automatically updated via Windows Update.

Contacts: Allows users to create contacts for friends, acquaintances, and family.

Parental controls: Allows administrators to control which websites, programs, and games each standard user can use and install.

Windows SideShow: Enables the auxiliary displays on newer laptops or on supported Windows Mobile devices. It is meant to be used to display Device gadgets while the computer is on or off.

Speech recognition is fully integrated into Vista. It is an improved version of Microsoft Speech Recognition currently working under Office 2003, with a better interface, a rich and flexible set of commands, and an extensive command-and-control capability to activate the computer by voice. Unlike the Office 2003 version, which works only in Office and WordPad, it works for dictation system-wide. In addition, it currently supports several languages: English US and UK, Spanish, French, German, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), and Japanese.

New fonts, including several designed especially for screen reading, and new high-quality Chinese (Yahei, JhengHei), Japanese (Meiryo) and Korean (Malgun) fonts. ClearType has also been enhanced and enabled by default.

Problem Reports and Solutions, a new control panel which allows users to see previously sent problems and any solutions or additional information that is available.

Improved audio controls allow the system-wide volume or volume of individual audio devices and even individual applications to be controlled separately. Introduced new audio functionalities such as Room Correction, Bass Management and Speaker Fill.

System Performance Assessment is a benchmark used by Windows Vista to regulate the system for optimum performance. Games can take advantage of this feature, reading the data produced by this benchmark in order to fine-tune the game details. The benchmark tests CPU, RAM, Graphics acceleration (2D and 3D) and disk access.

Windows Ultimate Extras: The Ultimate Edition of Windows Vista provides access to extra games and tools, available through Windows Update. This replaces the Microsoft Plus! software bundle that was sold alongside prior versions of Windows.

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User:Peter Campbell

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User talk:Peter Campbell

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I'm nosy!
Hi Peter - I checked out the wiki link and spotted the interest. As far as I can see I think it would be a very good idea indeed. There are one or two books on active pursuits but I don't think any of them are very active at present. Take a look around and get a feel for the place too - it is not like Wikipedia in many ways. Far smaller community for a start. If you have some content of WP it can be transwiki'd to preserve what there is (again check around the links). Certainly one issue is you will find far less wiki links here (I started placing them when I got here and had it pointed out to me!).

If I can help let me know otherwise the Staff lounge is a good place for general queries. The book sounds good - cheers -- Herby talk thyme 10:57, 4 February 2007 (UTC)

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Turkish/Asking for directions

''Note: Under the paragraph "Road Terms", there is an unfinished list of vocabulary. Please add some more if you can.''

''Not: "Road Terms" (Yol Sözcükler) paragrafında bir bitmemiş sözlük var. Eğer yapabiliyorsan, lütfen sözlüğe daha sözcükler ekle.''

Turkey is a very touristic place, and with so much to do there, one can easily get lost. Therefore, knowing how to ask for directions would be very useful. Whilst learning, take an opportunity to gaze into the highlights of Turkey (still adding new pictures!)

Grammar
Let's start with: Ben plaja nasıl gidebilirim? How can I get to the beach?

Notice the italics in both of the sentences. When the letters a or e are added to the ends of nouns, that means the speaker is trying to get to/give something to whatever the noun is, in this case, the beach. Let's look at some more examples of this:

Ben eve gidiyorum. I'm going home.

Sen okula gidiyorsun. You're going to school.

O tatile gidiyor. He/she is going on holiday.

When using proper nouns (such as city or country names), you must always add an apostrophe after the noun before adding a or e. For example:

Biz Mısır'a gidiyoruz. We're going to Egypt.

Siz İstanbul'a gidiyorsunuz. You (plural) are going to Istanbul.

Onlar Londra'ya gidiyorlar. They're going to London.

If you look at the last example, you'll notice that after Londra, there was a ya, rather than an a. Ya or ye, rather than a or e respectively, are used when the noun ends with a vowel. For example:

Ben Ankara'ya gidiyorum I'm going to Ankara.

Sen Amerika'ya gidiyorsun You're going to America.

O Tokyo'ya gidiyor He/she is going to Tokyo.

OK, so know that we know the grammar of it all, let's move on to the main topic of this lesson: Asking for directions.

Main topic
Let's start with our first question, and then build up into a proper conversation. You will probably be asking a stranger, therefore it is imperative to be polite and refer to him/her in the plural form: siz rather than sen.

There are a few different ways of asking for directions in Turkish, all with almost literal translations into English:

 * Ben plaja nasıl giderim? - How do I get to the beach?
 * Ben müzeye nasıl gidebilirim? - How can I get to the museum?
 * Siz İzmir'e nasıl gidildiğini biliyor musunuz? - Do you know how to get to Izmir?

Before you know how to engage in conversation with this person, it would be a good idea to actually learn how to say directions in Turkish.

Directions

 * sol(a) - (to the) left
 * sağ(a) - (to the) right
 * ileri(ye) - (to the) forward
 * geri(ye) - (to the) backwards

 * Kuzey(e) - (to the) North
 * Güney(e) - (to the) South
 * Doğu(ya) - (to the) East
 * Batı(ya) - (to the) West

 * Kuzeydoğu(ya) - (to the) Northeast
 * Güneydoğu(ya) - (to the) Southeast
 * Güneybatı(ya) - (to the) Southwest
 * Kuzeybatı(ya) - (to the) Northwest

More complex matters
When you ask someone how to get to, say, the museum for example, they're not just going to say, "Go North!". It's most likely to be something much more complex, such as "As you go down the road, take the 2nd left turn, then at the next junction, take a right turn...". Below is some useful vocabulary which you will need to learn in order to understand what on Earth this stranger is telling you! Please note that Turkey uses the metric system, so they will most likely tell you distances in metres and kilometres rather than yards and miles.

The metric system, in Turkish
The terms are almost exactly the same as U.K. English, but not U.S. English. I have organized the vocabulary below into the following layout: Türkçe - U.K. English - U.S. English.

 * Note: don't forget that units preceded by a number do not take the plural as they do in English, so you never have to affix -ler or -lar when giving the number of meters, kilometers, and so on. Just the number.

 * milimetre - millimetre - millimeter
 * santimetre - centimetre - centimeter
 * metre - metre - meter
 * kilometre - kilometre - kilometer

The imperial system, in Turkish
It's unlikely that you'll ever use this vocab, but there may be instances where you will have to use the imperial system. So learn all these units, just in case...

 * inç - inch
 * ayak - foot (ayak also means the actual body part)
 * yarda - yard
 * mil - mile

Ordinal numbers
You won't be able to know how to say "take your 2nd left" without learning ordinal numbers in Turkish. For this section, I will use the following layout:

birinci - 1. - 1st

Rather than adding st's, nd's, rd's, or th's at the end of cardinal numbers to make them ordinal, in Turkish you simply add a full stop. Anyway, now that we know how to say 1st in Turkish, let's learn the rest of them up to 10th.

 * ikinci - 2. - 2nd
 * üçüncü - 3. - 3rd
 * dördüncü - 4. - 4th (dört - four, dörtüncü becomes dördüncü)
 * beşinci - 5. - 5th
 * altıncı - 6. - 6th
 * yedinci - 7. - 7th
 * sekizinci - 8. - 8th
 * dokuzuncu - 9. - 9th
 * onuncu - 10. - 10th

As you can see, when Turkish ordinal numbers are written out fully, they're just cardinal numbers with extra endings. This is true of all ordinal numbers after 10th, too.

Road terms
Now that you know the Turkish metric system and how to say Turkish ordinal numbers, let's learn the necessary vocab required.

 * yol - road
 * trafik - traffic
 * taşıma - transport
 * sokak / cadde - street / avenue
 * bulvar - boulevard
 * meydan - (town) square (meydan literally means open space, but can be translated as square).
 * kestirme (yolu) - shortcut
 * otoban - highway
 * otoyol - motorway
 * şose - macadam
 * bisiklet yolu - bicycle path
 * raylar - rails
 * tünel - tunnel
 * köprü - bridge
 * viyadük - viaduct
 * kaldırım - pavement(it's a little bit confusing because it can also mean footpath)
 * patika - footpath
 * kavşak - junction
 * trafik ışıkları - traffic light
 * yol işaretleri - road signs
 * araba - car
 * tren - train
 * tramvay - tram
 * otobüs - bus
 * uçak - airplane
 * helikopter - helicopter
 * bisiklet - bicycle
 * motosiklet - motorcycle
 * taksi - taxi
 * gemi - boat
 * feribot - ferry
 * otobüs durağı - bus stop
 * demiryolu - railroad

Getting to the point...
Let's look at a typical conversation between tourist and stranger:

T: Müzeye nasıl gidebilirim?

S: İleri gidin ve sağa dönün. İkinci trafik ışığında sola döndüğünüzde meydanı görürsünüz. Karşıya geçtiğinizde bulvardan yüz metre sonra müzeyi bulursunuz.

T: Çok teşekkürler!

S: Bir şey değil.

Did you understand that? Didn't you? Either way, take a look at one of the boxes towards the bottom of the page for the translation of this conversation.

Review
So what have we learnt this lesson? We have learnt: AND MOST IMPORTANTLY
 * Some grammar (adding a, e, etc. to the end of nouns).
 * Different ways of asking for directions.
 * How to say certain directions in Turkish.
 * How to say the units of the metric system in Turkish.
 * Turkish ordinal numbers.
 * Certain Turkish road terms.
 * How to ask for directions!

Common Turkish phrases

The translated conversation

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User talk:Warinthepocket

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PowerPC Assembly

The PowerPC processor was developed by the AIM Alliance, and the initial specification was released in 1993.

This book is an attempt to teach assembly language programming for the PowerPC processor.

Table of Contents

 * /Introduction/
 * /Instructions/

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CAT-Tools/MemoQ

MemoQ is an integrated localization/translation environment that optimizes the productivity of translation and localization. In the MemoQ ILE, all translation resources are only a mouse-click away resulting in an ergonomy never seen before.

MemoQ is designed to provide an optimal environment for translators and project managers, with useless keystrokes and file operations eliminated. It is a one-stop environment with every tool integrated in the most transparent manner.

MemoQ is an easy-to-use concept-oriented system. Although the look and feel is somewhat similar to that of Déjà Vu, things like a semi-WYSIWYG translation grid, access to remote translation memories and term bases, a cutting-edge aligner and homogeneity analysis in the statistics module make it match the older brother.

Wish list
MemoQ wish list: what users want to be implemented. Please add your request and your name.

Activation
Common activation issues with MemoQ.

Conflicts with other software.

Tips and Tricks
/Tips and Tricks/ for working with MemoQ:

 * Establishing the backup procedure for MemoQ

 * Purge older translations from the TM

 * Working with TTX files using MemoQ 2.0 - alternate workflow

 * Translating a docx file (Word 2007) using MemoQ

 * Changing a TTX file source/target language using MemoQ 2.x and above

 * Showing spaces and other special characters

 * Entering non-breaking spaces

 * Getting rid of codes in Word documents

 * Disable case conversions in "Translation Results"

 * Filter out unwanted languages

 * Reducing increased size of RTF files converted from DOC format containing images

 * Using MemoQ postcardware and MemoQ Translator Pro (full version) on the same computer

 * Avoiding hangs when copying large blocks of source to target

 * Using auto-translatables for number format conversion

FAQ
Frequently asked questions; installation and usage issues.

 * Operating systems

 * File formats

 * Installation issues

 * Miscellaneous

AutoHotKey scripts for memoQ
AutoHotKey scripts for memoQ: Collection of user-created AHK scripts for memoQ.

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Cookbook:Butterbeer

| Beverage

Butterbeer is a drink from the Harry Potter book series.

Ingredients

 * 1 pint vanilla ice cream, softened
 * ¼ cup butter, softened
 * ⅓ cup brown sugar
 * 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
 * 1 teaspoon grated nutmeg
 * 1 quart apple juice

Procedure

 * 1) Mix all ingredients thoroughly in a bowl.
 * 2) Divide between mugs.
 * 3) Heat as desired, and serve.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Add rum or brandy for an adult butterbeer.

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Cookbook:Spiced Chicken with Sour Cream

Ingredients

 * 4 tbsp oil
 * 6 whole cardamom pods, seeds removed
 * 2 tsp whole coriander seeds
 * ⅛ tsp ground cinnamon
 * ¼ tsp whole cumin seeds
 * 1 bay leaf
 * 1 clove garlic, chopped
 * 1 cup onion, chopped
 * 2 lb fryer chicken or chicken parts
 * ½ cup currants (or raisins, if currants are unavailable)
 * 1 cup sour cream (or 1 cup plain yogurt plus ½ cup sour cream)

Optional extras

 * ¼–⅓ cup slivered almonds (toasted if you prefer)
 * 2 tbsp shredded (or chipped) coconut (also toasted)

Procedure

 * 1) Heat oil in a pan until quite hot but not smoking.
 * 2) Add cardamom seeds, coriander, cinnamon, cumin, and bay leaf. Cook until seeds crack (1–2 minutes).
 * 3) Reduce heat, then add garlic and onion. Cook until tender and translucent.
 * 4) Reserve onion mixture in a dish.
 * 5) Season chicken with salt and pepper, then roll in flour.
 * 6) Fry chicken in the pan, adding oil if needed, until almost done.
 * 7) Add the reserved onion mixture and currants.
 * 8) Add sour cream (or mixture of sour cream and yogurt) and simmer until chicken is tender and sauce has cooked down a little.
 * 9) Serve with Saffron Sweet Rice.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * After cooking, the spices continue to infuse the chicken and mellow the flavor. Refrigerating this dish for a day, then warming it, enhances its flavor!
 * The dish can be cooled and frozen before adding the sour cream, then thawed and resumed at a later time point.
 * Increase spices if using lots more onion, otherwise the taste is weak.
 * You can substitute firm tofu for the chicken.

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Z80 Assembly

The Zilog Z80 is an 8-bit processor that was used in a wide range of personal computers, and continues to be used in embedded devices to this day. Notable uses include:
 * the Amstrad CPC series of computers,
 * the MSX computer architecture,
 * the NEC PC-6000 and PC-8800 series of computers,
 * the Radio Shack TRS-80,
 * the Sega Master System and Game Gear,
 * the Sinclair ZX80, ZX81 and ZX Spectrum, and
 * the Texas Instruments TI-73x, TI-81, TI-82, TI-83x, TI-84x, TI-85, and TI-86 calculators.
 * the Sharp MZ and X1 series also used Z80-compatible processors.
 * A related processor was used in the production of the Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color.

Getting Started

 * 1) /Introduction/
 * 2) /Z80 Architecture/
 * 3) /Z80 Processors/
 * 4) /Z80 Details/

Z80 Instruction Set

 * 1) /Z80 Instructions/

Programming the Z80

 * 1) /Z80 Assemblers/

Miscellaneous

 * 1) /What You Need/
 * 2) /Hello World/

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Cookbook:Saffron Sweet Rice

Ingredients

 * 1 ½ cups rice (basmati is preferred)
 * 1 tsp salt
 * 1 large scoop (⅛ tsp) saffron (expensive but worth it!)
 * ½ cup white granulated sugar
 * ½ cup raisins or currants
 * ¼–½ cup slivered almonds, toasted if desired

Procedure

 * 1) Wash rice and add enough water cover rice with water equal to the depth of the rice.
 * 2) Add salt, saffron, sugar, raisins.
 * 3) Cook over high heat until water disappears and steam is rising from holes in the surface of the rice.
 * 4) Reduce heat to warm.
 * 5) Add almonds.
 * 6) Cover tightly and let stand for 20 minutes.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * You may replace the sugar with 4 to 6 packets of SPLENDA sweetener.
 * Saffron sweet rice is a nice complement to Amar's Chicken and Amar's Tofu.

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Z80 Assembly/What You Need

To begin programming, you will require the following.

 * 1) Calculator: a TI-82, TI-83x, TI-84x, TI-85, or TI-86 or newer model.
 * 2) TASM: This program "assembles" the assembly code you will write to code that the computer understands.
 * 3) TI-83 Plus Include File: this text file assists TASM by giving it necessary information when assembling.
 * 4) DevPac8x: this program changes the code that TASM has assembled into a file that you can transfer to your calculator.
 * 5) TI SDK: also known as the TI 83 Plus Flash Debugger, this program allows programs to be tested on the computer for errors without having to transfer them to the calculator.
 * 6) Link: this will allow you to transfer your programs to the calculator from the computer.

Now that you have everything, you will need to set up the environment so that everything works together. It is highly advisable to follow examples given.

Save this as 'compile.bat' into your Programs folder. Make sure to set 'Save as type:' to 'All files' or it will save as 'compile.bat.txt'.
 * 1) Make a folder where you will put all of your Assembly files (e.g. C:\ASM).
 * 2) Unzip the TASM files into a subfolder of ASM titled 'TASM' (e.g. C:\ASM\TASM).
 * 3) Put 'ti83plus.inc' into your TASM folder.
 * 4) Unzip the DevPac8x files into a subfolder of ASM titled 'devpac8x' (e.g. C:\ASM\devpac8x).
 * 5) Make another subfolder of ASM titled 'Programs' (e.g. C:\ASM\Programs).  This folder will be where all of your programs will be placed.
 * 6) Install the TI SDK.
 * 7) Open Notepad and type the following:

Now, just verify that you know how to use the link and turn on your calculator.

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Talk:Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Characters/Lord Voldemort

Spoilers
A big part of the gimmick in Chamber of Secrets is that Tom Marvolo Riddle turns out to be Lord Voldemort. Because of that, I feel it is best to move that revelation into the protected area. Chazz 19:07, 4 February 2007 (UTC)
 * To reinforce this, I should point out that T. Riddle's being Voldemort is a spoiler for CoS, and so is why Riddle has a separate page from Voldemort. Chazz (talk) 06:10, 30 July 2012 (UTC)

A reminder to editors
The framework lays out where the various spoiler entries are. There should be at least some of the entry for a character that can be read without spoilers, which means that the overview, the only such section, must perforce be very limited in what it tells us.

A recent editor added a bunch of stuff to the overview, then felt he had to put a spoiler warning in front of it. I reverted him, and moved his information down to the analysis area where it more properly belongs, given its spoiler nature. Chazz (talk) 00:14, 6 August 2008 (UTC)

Voldemort a Nazi?
Relevance of the last paragraph is questionable, especially since little reference is made to real-world 'Muggle' politics or history in the book series. 84.0.217.93 01:36, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
 * The thing is that to a certain sort of psychopath, the Nazi "solution" seems like an ideal way to strengthen a race, by "purifying" it. Voldemort is portrayed as being that sort of individual. Granted that there is no mention of it in the series, it is still the sort of idea that would appeal to young Tom, and actually does seem to mirror his actions afterwards. Chazz (talk) 23:05, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
 * I will additionally mention that in an interview, Rowling did mention that the defeat by Dumbledore of the black magician Grindelwald had some bearing on the end of the second world war. So events in the Muggle world may be downplayed in the Wizarding world, but the wizards are not unaffected by what happens to us non-magical folk. Chazz (talk) 21:21, 9 April 2007 (UTC)
 * Okay, well the reason I got rid of this section was that Riddle only 11 when WWII started and 23 when it ended, at which time, he was working at Borgin's And Burke's; he would have been too engrossed looking for new Horcruxes and letting the Ministry Of Magic (I hate the word "For") take care of Grindelwald. If Grindelwald has a page, I strongly suggest this topic being used on his page; it is irrelevant on Voldemort's page. Apologies--Therequiembellishere 00:36, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
 * We sort of have decided that Riddle was born in the 1926/27 timeframe, which would make him 12 and in his second year at Hogwarts when hostilities broke out, and probably 18 or so on V-E day. I do not believe, and have never suggested, that Tom was in the armed forces of either England or Germany; I agree that he was too young. But we see in HBP that he is already strongly prejudiced against Muggles, to the point of (in, probably, 1944 or so) killing his own father because he happens to be a Muggle. To someone who already harbours that sort of prejudice, to that extreme an extent, the ideas of the National Socialist party would resonate extremely strongly; and I can't help thinking that he was already so far biased in that direction that he would have incorporated the "final solution to the Muggle problem" in his thinking, and have been acting accordingly ever since. In that time frame, it is not a matter of actions but of impressions. And I don't think we know enough about Grindelwald to have a page about him; we have one line on a Famous Wizards card and a throwaway comment in an interview, and that's it. So even if we made such a page, there wouldn't be enough of a hook to hang it on there. Chazz (talk) 08:18, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
 * Well, yeah, he loves the idea of killing Muggles, but to be a Nazi, he'd have had to work with Muggles; something he see as repulsive. Therequiembellishere 16:57, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
 * It seems I am being misunderstood. Voldemort is not a Nazi. He never was. He has no hate on for Jewish people or Gypsies. What he sees is a concept: "some people are naturally better than others, so to improve the species, wipe out the inferiors." To some people, this sort of "solution" has an appealing simplicity. To one as twisted as Voldemort, and as powerful, it can seem like the ideal answer. It is this underlying philosophy, rather than the specific trappings of the Nazi party, that would attract Voldemort. Chazz (talk) 21:46, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
 * killing his own father might be because he happens to be a Muggle or because his father abandond him and his mother before tom was born, but to get an apporpret reasponce to that we would have to understand his (voldemorts) mind which is some only -may be even not- that J.K Rowling could do -- Elizabeth113 (discuss) 22:27, 9 April 2012 (UTC)
 * True, it likely was not simply because he was a Muggle. But that was certainly a large part of it -- he was a Muggle. and he denied Tom Jr. what he saw as his birthright -- domination of the world. But a large part of it must have been because Riddle Sr. is a Muggle and therefore beneath contempt... and Tom Jr. would have hated the fact that Riddle Sr. being a Muggle made him a half-breed. We know already that Tom hated his own name... Chazz (talk) 01:11, 10 April 2012 (UTC)

Spellcheck
Just started using Firefox 2.0, and I find it amusing that the suggestion its spellchecker makes for Voldemort is "demoralizer"... Chazz (talk) 23:51, 17 June 2007 (UTC)

Recent edits by an IP editor
First, I'm going to suggest to this editor, and to any editor using an IP address, that they get an account. It's free, and it means all your edits are assigned to you, and it means there is a place for have conversations.

Second, I'm going to suggest that the "fanboy" tone is inappropriate for a textbook, which is what this is.

I'll stop there for a moment while I gather some thoughts together. Chazz (talk) 08:02, 15 August 2019 (UTC)

 * Okay. One of the big things about any good book is ambiguity - not everything gets explained, some things are left up to the reader to determine. The origin of the flight spell, and the origin of the jewelry curse, are just two of those in this series; and for my part I think it's a good thing to pick out the ambiguity without coming down hard on one side or another. Let the reader make up their own mind.

 * Now. Specifically on the flight spell. Charming one's clothes to fly is technically no more difficult than charming a broom, a motorcycle, a car, or a carpet to fly; if that is how it was done, it would honestly not be great magic at all. And frankly I wouldn't like to try that; the risk that your levitated clothes could shift and strangle you is far too high, in my opinion. The key point to Levicorpus is that it lifts only the body, leaving the clothes to hang; this makes it quite clear that it's the body that is being lifted. If Snape originated that charm, it is possible that it was the basis for the personal flight charm; that doesn't mean that Snape was able to make that jump, it could have been Voldemort who changed it from simply hanging in air to flight.

 * Other topics for discussion may come up as we edit; this is probably the best place for them, unless they're more wide ranging. Chazz (talk) 08:11, 15 August 2019 (UTC)


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Cookbook:Broccoli Salad

| Broccoli Salad

This broccoli salad is often served at potlucks.

Ingredients

 * 7–8 cups (700–800 g / 1.5–1.8 lb) broccoli florets
 * 7–8 slices of crisp fried bacon, crumbled (smoked bacon works well)
 * 1 red or sweet onion, chopped (Vidalia are recommended)
 * 1 apple, chopped (optional)
 * 1 cup (80 g / 2.8 oz) raisins, plumped in boiling water
 * 1 cup (250 g / 8.8 oz) mayonnaise
 * ½ cup (110 g / 3.9 oz) granulated sugar (or equivalent artificial sweetener)
 * ½ cup (40 g / 1.4 oz) pecans or sunflower seeds
 * dash of cider vinegar or lemon juice

Procedure

 * 1) Whisk mayonnaise, sugar, and vinegar together.s
 * 2) Mix remaining ingredients and combine completely in a large bowl.
 * 3) Cover.
 * 4) Cool in the refrigerator overnight before serving.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Keep refrigerated.
 * May be served with additional pecans or sunflower seeds sprinkled over the top.
 * 2 bunches of broccoli should supply enough florets. If not, then add stems and stalk (peeled and chopped finely).

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User talk:Sbrennan

Please make sure that what you are writing is suitable for Wikibooks. Also pages must belong to a book and you seemed to have created lots of loose pages. Please rename these pages so they form part of a book, i.e. "bookname/introduction" rather than "introduction". You can rename/move pages using the "move" button at the top of the screen.

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Please stop! The page you just created (and all others) Vuk Cosic needs to be part of a book. Please rename that page to "bookname/Vuk Cosic". Please send me a message or any other active editor if you need any help. Thanks. Xania talk 22:21, 4 February 2007 (UTC)

New metadata pages
Sadly these are not "textbook" content as required by Wikibooks and will be deleted shortly. Thanks -- Herby talk thyme 19:16, 7 February 2007 (UTC)

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Algorithms/Find maximum

This is a source for teaching someone for different language of programming language. Find max is the topic.

Method Orange
if the tb length is 1 then output the zero is index of array tb; else if the tb length is 0 then output 0; define variable call o_intMax ( integer type); o_intMax become tb[indexInd]; looping from 1 to (tb's length - 1) save the index into variable indexInt if tb[indexInt] > maxInt then maxInt become tb[indexInt]; end if end loop

Method Apple
if input_array size is 0 then return 0 end if  if input_array size is 1 then return input_array[0] end if  if input_array size is 2 then if element zero is bigger than element one then return element zero else return element one end if  end if   create a array call aryA and the size is (input_array size divide 2) create a array call aryB and the size is (input_array size - aryA size) looping from zero to (input_array size / 2), aryA[loopIndex] = input_array[loopindex] loopindex = loopindex + 1; end looping define integer variable call intK, initial it the zero looping from (aryA size) to input_array size aryB[intK] = input_array[loopIndex] loopindex = loopindex + 1 intK      = intK + 1; end loop create a variable call intM create a variable call intN intM = run findMax(aryA); intN = run findMax(aryB); if intM > intN then return intM else return intN end if

Method Pear

Algorithm
Method findMax(i_aryTab,int i_start,int i_end)

if ( i_end - start equal one then   if ( i_aryTab[i_end] > i_aryTab[i_start] )          return i_aryTab[i_end]    else          return i_aryTab[i_start]    end if  define variable call intJ  intJ :=( (i_end - i_start ) + 1 ) / 2  - 1  define variable call oMaxN  define variable call oMaxM  oMaxN = findMax(i_aryTab,i_start,i_start+intJ)  oMaxM = findMax(i_aryTab,i_start + intJ + 1,i_end)  if ( oMaxN > oMax M )     return oMaxN  else     return oMaxM

Method findMaxHandler(i_aryTab) return findMax(i_aryTab,0,i_aryTab.length - 1)

Algorithm
Method : findMax make all the element of input_array = mulitple itself -1; run findMin(input_array) put result into o_Max; return o_Max * -1;

Method : findMin

put to element[0] into min for index = 1 to arraysize -1 if ( element[index] < min ) then min = elemnt[index]; end if  end loop return min

Algorithm
Method : sorting define p_blnFound As boolean type; p_blnFound := true; while ( p_blnFound is true ) do begin p_blnFound := false; for loop from zero to( array size - 2 ) do        if ( inputArray[index] bigger than inputArray[index+1] ) then swap inputArray[index] and inputArray[index + 1]; p_blnFound := true; end if    end for loop end while loop return input_array;

Method : findMax inputArray = sorting(inputArray); return the last element of inputArray;

Algorithm
Method : findMaxFourEle ( intA,intB,intC,intD) int max = intA; if intB > max then begin max = intB; end if  if intC > max then begin max = intC; end if  if intD > max then begin max = intD; end if  return max;

Method: findMaxThreeEle(intA,intB,intC) return findMaxFourEle(intA,intB,intC,intC);

NOTE: This method can be used with Method Pear

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wraith and scout (ground) do not get double effect from armor? have you got any reference for this? not that i dont believe you, i didnt know about it at all, i just wanna know for sure, since the other pages still mention differently. lygophile

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User:Jstrachan22

The Greatest NCAA football game in Boston Boys Fantasy Baseball History
Every year for the past 3 years, players from the Boston Boys Fantasy Baseball league go over to Bread and Butter's house to play video games on the the greatest halfday of the school year. Before the games even started, The Godfather and Pork Fried rice were already getting pumped up about their BC vs. VT game (Later known as the greatest game ever on Paul Revere Road.) Pork Fried Rice and The Godfather are huge rivals when it comes to college sports. Fried Rice, a VT fan always makes fun at The Godfather A BC fan. The Godfather was getting very tired how fried rice would always talk about how much better VT is then BC. After the scrumptious meal at Kens, the showdown occurred. Fried rice, a well known 360 NCAA football player was the favorite because he had the game, the system, and the better recored in head to head meetings. When the game started, everyone was amazed how The Godfather was destroying Fried Rice by over 21 points. It was almost an easy win. However it didn't take long for Fried Rice to understand how to use the really good defense VT is known for. One thing lead to another and he went ahead. For the rest of the game, it was neck and neck. One would score then the other, and so. Finally with little more than a minute left, Fried Rice was having an amazing drive down field. The next thing you know, he was in field goal range. All fried rice had to do was spike it and kick the 36 yard field goal. However thinking it was too far of a shot he decided to make one more run play. (This play will forever go down as the greatest play in NCAA football history.)

Fried Rice got the great snap, and decided to instead throw the ball, run will the QB to the left side. The QB was running fast he was already in easy field goal range, but he kept going. With only only one person infront of him, the game was pretty much over. The Godfather had one last shot, so he decided to hit stick the QB.

Al Michaels with the Call "Cory Holt drops back to pass, he scrambles to the left, hes got running room. Hes at the 30, now the 25 Alex Albright hits him hard, THE BALLS LOSE, BC got the ball with plenty of running room. BC's at the 30 the 40, the 50, NO ONES LEF TO BEAT. HES AT THE 20 the 10, DO U BELIEVE IN MIRACLES YESSSSSS!!!!"

So with little time left, the Godfather hit sticked Fried Rice, and holt fumbled the ball. Once BC picked it up, the rest was history.

This Game will go down as one of the greatest for not just that one play, but for How Fried Rice never gave up and came back after trailing by over 21 points at the half.

Game Score Tracker:
1st Quarter:

VT 0 BC 7

VT 7 BC 7

VT 7 BC 14

2nd Quarter:

VT 7 BC 21

VT 7 BC 28

3rd Quarter:

VT 14 BC 28

VT 21 BC 28

VT 28 BC 28

4th Quarter:

VT 35 BC 28

VT 35 BC 35

VT 35 BC 42 (game winning 75 yard fumble return for touchdown)

Coca-Cola Players of the Game:
Victor "Macho" Harris, RB Virginia Tech

Matt Ryan, QB Boston College

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Cookbook:Chicken and Corn Empanadas

| South American cuisines | Caribbean cuisine

Empanadas, which come from the Spanish word for "bread," are baked or fried turnovers made from bread, pastry, phyllo, or even pizza dough.

Ingredients

 * 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
 * 1 cup diced Oso sweet onions
 * 1 diced red bell pepper
 * 1 teaspoon (hot) crushed red pepper (optional)
 * 1½ cup frozen corn kernels
 * 2 teaspoons oregano
 * 3 cups (1 pound) diced cooked chicken
 * 6 ounces shredded Monterey Jack cheese
 * Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
 * 2 packages (28 ounces) frozen crescent rolls
 * 1 egg, lightly beaten with 1 tablespoon water

Procedure

 * 1) In large skillet, heat oil and lightly brown onions.
 * 2) Add pepper, crushed red peppers, corn, and oregano. Cook 5 minutes over moderate heat or until liquid has mostly cooked away.
 * 3) Remove from heat; stir in chicken and cheese, season to taste and chill.
 * 4) Unroll crescent dough into two perforated squares.
 * 5) Place one square over second square.
 * 6) Roll out with a little flour to form a single large rectangular sheet.
 * 7) Cut out four circles about 5 inches in diameter.
 * 8) Repeat with remaining package of rolls.
 * 9) Refrigerate circles on waxed paper until firm, about 30 minutes.
 * 10) Spoon ¼ cup filling into center of each circle, leaving a 1-inch border.
 * 11) Brush edges with egg mixture.
 * 12) Fold over to seal, stretching dough slightly.
 * 13) Press edges together while pushing out any air pockets.
 * 14) Seal by crimping with the tines of a fork.
 * 15) Brush top with egg wash. Prick with fork.
 * 16) Arrange empanadas on buttered and floured baking sheet.
 * 17) Refrigerate until ready to bake, up to two days ahead of time.
 * 18) Preheat oven to 400°F.
 * 19) Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until puffy and brown and filling in bubbling hot.

Notes, tips, and variations

 * Use rotisserie-roasted chicken.
 * Oso sweet onions are the winter sweet onion from Chile, in season from January to March. They have record-high sugar content, crisp texture, and mild flavor. Vidalias would be a reasonable onion substitute if Oso Sweet onions cannot be found.
 * You can use this as a base to experiment with any filling or combination you desire.

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Cookbook:Monkey Bread I

| Dessert

Monkey bread is a type of sweet pull-apart bread, typically flavored with cinnamon sugar.

Bread

 * 4 cans of biscuit dough, each biscuit cut into quarters
 * ¾ cup white granulated sugar
 * 1 tsp cinnamon

Glaze

 * ¾ cup butter or margarine
 * ¾ cup brown sugar
 * ¼ cup white granulated sugar
 * 1½ tsp cinnamon

Procedure

 * 1) Combine cinnamon and sugar for rolling.
 * 2) Roll biscuit sections in sugar mixture, placing in greased bundt pan or high-sided cake pan. Do not pack tightly.
 * 3) Bring glaze ingredients to a boil, then pour over the dough in the pan.
 * 4) Bake at 350°F (175°C) for 40–50 minutes.
 * 5) Invert onto plate, and serve warm.

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Cookbook:Hutspot (Dutch Mashed Vegetables)

| Cuisine of the Netherlands

Ingredients

 * 5 lbs potatoes, quartered
 * 3½ lbs carrots, cut into pieces
 * 2 lbs onions, diced
 * 2 cups ham, cubed
 * Add cheese, salt, and pepper to your liking

Procedure

 * 1) Cook potatoes in pan of water, adding salt to taste, until done.  Drain.
 * 2) Cook carrots, onions and ham, adding a small amount of salt, until carrots are done. Drain, reserving water from carrot, onion, and ham pot.
 * 3) Mash all ingredients, adding enough of reserved juices from carrots to reach a mashed potato consistency. Add 2 to 3 chunks of butter while mashing, to taste.


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Cookbook:Picante Peach Cobbler

| American cuisine | Vegetarian Cuisine | Dessert

Ingredients

 * 24-ounce jar picante sauce
 * 1 cup packed brown sugar
 * ¼ cup all-purpose flour
 * ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
 * ⅛ teaspoon salt
 * 1 can (29 ounces) cling peach halves, drained and chopped
 * ½ package (15 ounces) refrigerated pie crust (1 crust)

Procedure

 * 1) Mix picante sauce, brown sugar, flour, cinnamon, and salt in 3-quart saucepan.
 * 2) Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture boils.
 * 3) Reduce heat to low.
 * 4) Cook and stir 2 minutes more or until mixture thickens.
 * 5) Stir in peaches. Remove from heat and let cool.
 * 6) Pour mixture into 9-inch deep-dish pie plate.
 * 7) Heat oven to 400°F.
 * 8) Let pie crust stand at room temperature 15 minutes or until it's easy to handle.
 * 9) Gently put the pie crust over the sauce mixture. Crimp or roll edges to seal.
 * 10) Cut slits in crust with knife.
 * 11) Bake for 40 minutes or until crust is golden brown.
 * 12) Serve warm.

title: Cookbook:Picante Peach Cobbler