 ones sometimes don't bring out enough flavor. So instead of using breadcrumbs or cracker crumbs, I used seasoned croutons which I processed in my food processor. The flavor really shined through and kept such a great texture. For the seafood seasoning called for in the recipe, you can use the traditional Old Bay Seasoning or give the Chesapeake Bay Seasoning a try!
To accompany these crabcakes, I used Paula Deen's recipe for a Lemon Dill Sauce. It was perfect with just the right about of freshness and tang to highlight the crabcakes.
2 Days Before: Process toasted stale bread or croutons in your food processor. Prepare the lemon dill sauce until ready to serve.
1 Day Before: Combine all ingredients in a bowl, cover and chill until ready to fry.
Day Of: Heat oil and fry crabcakes. Serve with lemon dill sauce.
Carefully remove all cartilage from crab meat. In a bowl, mix together eggs, mayonnaise, seafood seasoning, white pepper, Worcestershire sauce and dry mustard. Add crab meat, mix evenly and gently. Add cracker crumbs/processed croutons evenly.
Heat up oil in a saute pan. Using a medium cookie scoop, scoop out the crab mixture, carefully flatten with a spatula and fry in hot oil for 3-5 minutes on each side until golden brown. Crab cakes can also be broiled for a few minutes on each side until browned. Serve with lemon dill sauce, recipe below.
Native Marylander here! They look delicious and I'm so so happy you like them. Another option, I usually dip the crabcakes in cocktail sauce--horseradish and ketchup. Delish!Since this week, we have access to the new platforms with improved user interfaces for the Westlaw Next Canada and La Reference (former DCL/ REJB).
One of the most important new features of the Westlaw Canada Next is the access to an electronic version of the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (8th edition).
All the links in the Law Subject guide and on the Law Library branch page have been updated to lead to the new platforms.
Issues in Representing Spatially Embedded Graphs

Graphs are an ubiquitous part of Computer Science, as well as many other fields. Spatially embedded graphs are a common feature of many urban geographic applications. Transport, utility, population all occur along spatial networks. The study of abstract graphs is an established field within discrete mathematics. The study of spatially embedded graphs however is a relatively new field. Commercial packages that handle spatially embedded graphs do so at the most basic level (ESRI 1992) We have put together the issues identified by others and the author on this subject. A comprehensive design for handling spatially embedded graphs in geographic applications will be a goal worth exploring. The issues identified are,How is "The Bush Administration has been pursuing policies likely to topple Aristide since 2001." said in German?
Seit 2001 verfolgt die Regierung Bush politische Strategien, die dazu angetan sind, Aristide zu stürzen.

How is "You can not move your Avatar properly?" said in German?
Der Chat kommt viel zu spät, oder gar nicht an?

How is "This is all the more true of the persecutors." said in German?
Das gilt umso mehr für die Peiniger.

How is "Neither agreement lasted long." said in German?
Keine der beiden Übereinkünfte hatte lange Bestand.Phillips RV Park is a family owned operation and it shows. The campgrounds are well taken care of with large sites and nice shady trees. The price is fair for being right off of I-80 and you get Free cable and wifi. The wifi is strong and fast. It is a great place to stay.
It's amazing this park is in business! While it's a decent park, the owner/Manager needs to get her priorities straight if the cg is to stay in business.
The park was great. Clean, shady, nice grass. The owner doesn't smile, greet you or show any sign that she cares whether you're a customer or not. Slaps a form down in front of you and grunts at you. The park has large spaces and easy to get in and out.
Phillips RV Park has been owned and operated by the Phillips family since 1936. Our family takes great pride in the business and always strives to make your stay a relaxing and pleasant experience.&gt;How come it's housing is in such crisis anyway?

Because North Americans put all their equity in homes instead of investments or businesses. Everyone's wealth is wrapped up in housing here; nobody has liquid assets. We have dirt cheap credit, and everyone uses it to buy homes instead of producing anything of real value. The government is too busy suckling the tit of the cashflow to do anything real about it, and NIMBYism prevents any real development. Everyone is financing their equity by using cheap credit and buying homes because everyone sees them as the ultimate inflating asset. Canada has some of the highest household debt to income ratios in the world as a result. 

We're in a crisis because housing is the quickest way to build equity in our economy, and the cycle of FOMO, cheap credit, and useless regulation fuels the fires.

It's a perfect example of capitalism gone bad.i still do squats and DL, but very much lighter on the squats (at about 185 to 205 lbs, and not nearly as many reps), and for DL, i do only about 135 to 185 lbs now.  taking it niiice and easy, haha.  i also have incorporated some machines.



i'm actually really interested to see what others have to say as well.



EDIT:  also, i do feel a bit of strain on my back sometimes when DL, but not a big strain.  no strain with squats.  i think a big part of it is that my core is probably very weak due to all the sitting from work, so i try to focus on core and also a lot of stretching when i'm not working out.The funny thing about blogging for the first year is that you write a lot of fabulous posts at first, but no body is reading. So, some of the posts get lost in all of the new posts. So, I wanted to re-share some of my favorite projects and posts since I started last April!The Cinema Summit, organized by SMPTE and NAB and held each year in Las Vegas the weekend right before the opening of the show floor at NAB, is perhaps the best place to examine the nation’s most iconic pillar of the entertainment industry. The best thing about the Summit? On the surface, it looks like a laid-back affair. Studio execs mingle with engineers, production people, and hardware and software providers—outside the realm of the big PR machines and away from the hype of either Hollywood or the mass media. And the Cinema Summit is kind of sandwiched in between the folds of more high profile events—the Oscars, the NAB show itself (that’s more about the television industry), CinemaCon (where the movie theater owners meet, that always bumps up against the Cinema Summit), and a variety of smaller conferences in L.A. and New York. So in that quiet back lot of sorts, on the eve of NAB, the big players were at the Summit, but relaxed and in a mood to talk about what the big studios have always been about: technology. New technology. Disrupted technology. Technology that will circle the wagons against TV, or VOD, or whatever else they will throw our way, and save big screen cinema (again). And give the rest of the market for high-lumen projection a needed boost as well.
And right on the heels of the Cinema Summit, the important CinemaCon took place also in Las Vegas, the week of April 20th, and the big high-lumen projector/cinema projector manufacturers made good on their Cinema Summit promises—with more detail on big gun projectors, and a few surprises on the mix between full-blown laser, laser phosphor, and even some new flavors of xenon lamp projection.
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The xenon projector is very much alive and prospering—as laser projection at very high lumen is still expensive and not fully out there. All the big projector manufacturers are releasing new-gen xenon lamp high-lumen projectors that max out the technology and take it to new levels. Making its North America debut at NAB was the Christie Boxer 4K 30K Lumen, shown here at the Christie booth at NAB. Delivering “unrivaled brightness for its size and weight,” according to Christie, the Boxer 4K30 is a projector designed for high-impact rental staging and large venue events. Weighing 150lbs., Christie Boxer is, says Christie, “the brightest, lightest and smallest 30,000 lumen projector in its class.” With 4K and enhanced HD upscaling, and “More than double the life of xenon lamps.”
e Cinema Summit featured seminars and panels on other important issues that have popped up in the wake of the analog to digital transition (lack of archiving standards for digital; audio not just video issues; HDR) but there is near-unanimous agreement in Hollywood that the most important issue is: if they don’t get the wow factor unequivocally, measurably back on the big screen, the other issues will be moot.
In 2014, box office sales were down in the U.S.—down from $