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Social business services company Dachis Group has acquired Stuzo, provider of social marketing applications and programs, and notably one of the first and largest Facebook Preferred Developers. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

Stuzo offers a suite of services and technologies serving social marketers, launching nearly 200 custom social marketing campaigns for over 100 global brands and agencies in under three years. The company was launched in May 2007 and swiftly became one of the first ten Preferred Developers worldwide selected by Facebook.

Dachis Group states the acquisition of Stuzo fits into its strategy of becoming the “world leader in Social Business Design”, adding to allow large global brands the development and customization of platforms and features for the management of Facebook Pages, the development of Facebook apps, or development and management of Facebook Connect integrations for clients and their brands.

The company says it will integrate Stuzo into the company’s offering effective immediately.

Dachis Group was founded in 2008, by CEO and chairman Jeffrey Dachis (cofounder and former CEO of Razorfish). The company offers services around the globe with offices in eight cities in five countries, employing over 120 people.

Its growth strategy, which consists of rolling up smaller companies in the social business services space as well as growing organically, is backed by a financial commitment of up to $50 million from Austin Ventures (Dachis Group is headquartered in Austin, Texas).

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Bliss on a Budget

You've had great vacations in the past and will have fabulous ones in the future, but this year you simply don't have the cash to show the family a great time, right? Think again. There are lots of fantastic vacations
 where the family can have fun and you and your wallet can rest easy.

Plan a vacation that isn't too far away so that the gas tab won't be hard to manage. Camp out rather than renting motel rooms. Kids love camping and you can usually take the family pet along as well. Or check on motels that rent by the week to save a little. Shop at a local grocer and keep foods in a cooler with ice to save money on dining. Plan on a couple of nice meals during the trip but cook your own food otherwise. When eating out, choose to have breakfast rather than dinner, since breakfasts are usually much cheaper.

For entertainment there's swimming, hiking, biking and fishing. Or ride into town and check out the scenery, museums and parks. Many museums are free to enter or have minimal fees. National parks often have films and other events that are free. During the summer many movie theaters show G-rated films on weekday mornings for a very minimal cost. Three or four dollars generally covers the movie, a drink and small popcorn.

If there are no kids going along on the trip plan a totally different itenerary. Camping is still a good choice or get a low-budget room for a week. You can also arrange to stay with friends, if possible. Long strolls on the beach, a picnic in a park or just bird watching can be a real thrill to some couples. Other ideas for entertainment that are appreciated more by adults than kids are visiting large libraries, touring historical towns, viewing famous cemeteries, site-seeing old and unique buildings or going for a long drive in the mountains. And civic centers, found in most large towns, offer free use of the building to many different organizations. During your own vacation the civic center could be sponsoring a free art show, sports event, food-tasting presentations, coin or stamps shows or any number of interesting displays.

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Is God Necessary? If He His, Then Why?

The question as to whether or not GOD exists is a question which has many different answers. If perception truly is reality. That is the way in which one perceives the world is the vantage point from which one will see
 the world. So if you are a Christian for however long during that time you will see the world as a Christian. Or Atheist, whatever have you.

But, if perception truly is reality if everyone was born with no concept of a “GOD”, “heavens” ,”hell” no concept of the possibility of an afterlife would “GOD” not cease to exist in the first place? Can something exist that no one has no knowledge of and does not believe in?

It would stand to reason in my opinion if no one believed in “GOD” it could not exist. For the “GOD” machine is very much dependent on believers. “GOD” itself in the logical sense, in a more pure sense has no need for followers, it is, as it is with “GOD”. It does not need worship from humans or to feel secure in the fact it knows that we know of its existence. After all, humans for all purpose's have no empirical physical evidence “GOD” exists. Why would such a supreme entity, being need self assurance let alone assurance of it's own greater intellect, supremacy from mere mortal humans? Such then could not be a very powerful “GOD”, certainly not very sure of itself. Such a “GOD” would need it's own psychologist.

If “GOD” however, does exist it certainly does not need religion and is completely separate from this notion about belief in “GOD”. Christianity in of itself logically is one of the worst religions to follow on the planet, because it's setup is not determinate unto truth but onto conveniences. If something cannot be explained it just smiles and suggests that is beyond the capacity of a mortal to understand the reasoning. And at the very same time if something can be explained through rational human thought, logic, experimentation, scientific and mathematical theory, this too is still an extension of the one called “GOD”. Is this not extremely convenient? To have both possible scenario's already with a solution that is open ended. It's not genius but it is rather clever in it's setup.

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Homemade lasagne tastes great when you have a lot of time at your disposal. However, sometimes, semi-homemade lasagne is the only option available when you are in a rush to prepare dinner on time for your family.

Green Pepper & Mushroom Spaghetti Sauce by Del Monte is just one of many delicious sauces made by Del Monte. When my husband and I were out shopping for ingredients to prepare lasagne, we noticed this brand of spaghetti
 sauce that we had not yet tried. I would have preferred settling for just a mushroom sauce, but my husband convinced me to give this sauce a try.

Cost

It cost just $0.88 for a 751g (26 ½ oz) can which provides 6 servings. That makes Green Pepper & Mushroom Spaghetti Sauce by Del Monte very affordably priced.

Taste

I do not usually like the taste of cooked green peppers, so I was dubious about trying this spaghetti sauce once the lasagne was prepared. But, I was pleasantly surprised. The green peppers had been chopped up finely, while the mushrooms were sliced. I could still detect the green peppers, but the taste was not too strong. The sauce was also sweet, which I liked.

Nutrition

It is good to know that Green Pepper & Mushroom Spaghetti Sauce by Del Monte uses only natural ingredients and that it does not contain any artificial flavours or preservatives. There are 80 calories in every 125g serving of spaghetti sauce. There is no saturated fat or cholesterol in the sauce. But the sodium content is 490mg, or 20% of a person's recommended daily allowance, which is rather high. The dietary fibre content is high at 3g per serving and there are 10g of sugar and 2g of protein in each serving.

From what we can see, this is a low fat, high fibre food. The only downside is the fact that the sodium and sugar content is high. This would make Green Pepper & Mushroom Spaghetti Sauce by Del Monte unsuitable for people with high blood pressure or diabetes.

Recommendation

Behold, the KFC Double Down sandwich. It is, if you really want to know, two slabs of fried chicken intersliced with two pieces of bacon, two slabs of cheese, and the Colonel's “special sauce.” It comes in the form of a sandwich, with the fried chicken where the bread used to be. It's sort of hilarious. It's sort of perfect. And then it'll probably make you vomit….

Did you notice? How in one pseudo-food item, you are consuming not one, not two, but the mutated, chemically injected flesh/byproducts of fully three different distended, liquefied, industrially tortured creatures? Feel the love, pitiable animal kingdom.

You got your chicken-like creature, your pig-like creature, your dairy cow-like creature, all wrapped in a $5 fistful of nausea, ready to strangle your heart and benumb your brain. God knows in the “special sauce.” Maybe some sort of fish byproduct, just to round it all out. It's like a wild kingdom in your mouth! It's like a toxic zoo in your colon! It's like a suicide note from what's left of your brain! “If you eat this, you are a complete and total idiot, and we're through. Signed, You.”

Let us now add a shred of wary perspective. For well do I know this horrible crapbucket of chyme joins a very long list of fast-food nightmares you should never put anywhere near your mouth, unless you deeply hate yourself and give a damn anymore, and you want to die fat and stupid and smelling like that rotting thing you found in your rain gutter.

What's more, some fast food companies are trying, at least a little, to respond to the call for slightly healthier foods, adding salads and fruit and grilled chicken breasts to their menus, even though every single one of those items is just as jammed with chemicals, preservatives, synthetic flavorings and high-fructose corn syrup as the rest, and all the “healthy” meat products are still raised on the most execrable, environmentally rapacious industrial feedlots imaginable. But hey, it's something, right?

Further, some argue that it's a bit disingenuous to blame the junk food purveyors for all the obesity, cancer, impotence, bad skin and colonic pain in the land. After all, the undereducated masses love to eat this garbage, right? KFC test-marketed this Double Down death bomb for months, to (presumably) great effect.

Of course, it's sort of a foregone conclusion, a rigged game. This vile meatwich is crammed like a grenade with sodium, sugar, fat and chemicals. Ergo, the testers, presumably people with taste buds devastated by years of cramming similar compost into their guts, thought it was pure nirvana. And then their colons exploded.

Had KFC actually tested it on people who eat real food every day, folk who have not touched fast food in years, whose systems are strong and fully recovered and in whose bodies blood flows unobstructed, had KFC dared any genuinely healthy human to take a bite, you can bet they would have heard, and smelled, a slightly different reaction.

Maybe it's all a silly, futile argument, a fool's game to point up the obvious evil of such products. These items are legion. They just keep right on coming. more, it's just capitalism at work. It's about giving the people what they want, right?

And if they really want it — if, deep down, most humans sense this garbage is hugely unhealthy, that it's a form of slow poison and there are far better and wiser options out there — well, you do what companies like KFC, Coca-Cola, Kraft, McDonald's and all the rest have done since the dawn of the free market.

You convince the less educated and the gullible that they are wrong, that this crap is actually a good value for your family, nutritious and safe to feed to children, even as you manufacture all the flavors, smells and meat-like textures in a giant lab and sell truckloads of the crap to the poorer classes, until they get fat and sick and die. Meanwhile, you employ adorable cartoon characters and bright, funny mascots to lure in the next generation, to keep the cycle going.

Do I have that about right, Mr. KFC exec? Did I miss anything? Can you hear me down there, what with all the flames and the screaming?

This piece was originally published at the San Francisco Chronicle's SFGate, here.

Mark Morford is the author of The Daring Spectacle: Adventures in Deviant Journalism, a mega-collection of his finest work for the SF Chronicle and SFGate. Get it at daringspectacle.com or Amazon. He recently wrote about the Texas Board of Education, sex rehab, and what it's like being part of the evil liberal conspiracy. His website is markmorford.com. Join him on Facebook, or email him. Not to mention…

Cook the Book: Northern Fried Chicken

Posted by Caroline Russock, April 8, 2010 at 1:00 PM

[Photograph: Caroline Russock]

All of you fried chicken traditionalist out there take warning: This is not a typical Southern fried chicken recipe. There are ingredients and techniques within this recipe for Northern Fried Chicken from Bromberg Bros. Blue Ribbon Cookbook by Bruce Bromberg and Eric Bromberg that will go against all previous fried chicken notions.

Now that we have that out of the way, let's get down to the genius and timeliness of this recipe. In the week following Easter folks are always looking for creative uses for their leftover eggs, but this recipe addresses another holiday leftover: Passover matzo. The Bromberg Brothers' fried chicken is coated in a mix of matzo meal and flour, which gives it a crust that is worlds away from your typical fried chicken. It's lighter and crisp in a way that brings to mind a cornmeal crust. Using egg whites to adhere the coating to the chicken ensures that the crust stays put, even if your chicken sticks to the bottom of the frying pan. The last bit of atypical preparation is sprinkling the hot chicken with the Bromberg's Fried Chicken Seasoning once it comes out of the fryer. Since the coating is not seasoned at all, this post-fry application of the Old Bay-like spice mix is where the majority of the flavor comes from.

So, there you have it: Northern Fried Chicken thought up by two French trained Jewish boys from New Jersey. This fried chicken was like no other recipe I have ever attempted at home, or eaten out for that matter, but it was really tasty. On the scale of making fried chicken it all that time consuming since there was no need to soak or preseason. All and all, pretty good, and even better when served with some honey as the Brombergs recommend.

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Northern Fried Chicken

- serves 4 -

Adapted from Bromberg Bros.Blue Ribbon Cookbook by Bruce Bromberg and Eric Bromberg.

Ingredients

6 cups soy oil
1 (3-pound) chicken, cut into 8 pieces (2 legs, 2 thighs, 4 breast pieces)
4 egg whites, whisked
1/2 cup matzo meal
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
Perfect Roast Seasoning (recipe follows)
1 teaspoon Fried Chicken Seasoning (recipe follows)
Mexican honey (or any honey you prefer), for serving

Procedure

1. Fill a massive pot with about 3 inches of oil. Heat the oil over medium-high heat until a deep-fat thermometer reads 375°F.

2. Rinse the chicken pieces and pat dry with paper towels. Place the egg whites in a large shallow bowl. In a separate shallow bowl, combine the matzo meal, flour, and baking powder. Dip each chicken piece in egg white and let excess drip back into the bowl. Next press each chicken piece into the matzo mix and tap off excess.

3. Working in 2 batches, if necessary, fry the chicken until dark golden, about 10 minutes for white meat and 13 minutes for dark meat. Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate. Sprinkle immediately with the perfect roast seasoning, then coat the pieces with the fried chicken seasoning. Serve with gravy if you like, and honey, for dipping.

Perfect Roast Seasoning

- makes about 2/3 cup -

Ingredients

1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons kosher salt
3 tablespoons freshly ground black pepper
1 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme

Procedure

Combine the salt, pepper, and thyme, and store in a covered container.

Fried Chicken Seasoning

- makes about 3 tablespoons -

Ingredients

2 teaspoons hot paprika
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
1/2 teaspoon dried basil
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

Procedure

Combine the paprika, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, parsley, basil, and cayenne
pepper, and store in a covered container.

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• indubitably, 14 hr 19 min ago, -0/+61if you have not seen vice's guide to north korea, then check it out. it's a must see. http://www.vbs.tv/watch/the-vice-guide-to-travel/v …
• splitwheel, 4 hr 14 min ago, -4/+5168 separate pages?

  FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!

• RachelJTM, 17 hr 16 min ago, -1/+29I couldnt help but look at each one of these photos, I find it so interesting.
• smacksaw, 18 hr 49 min ago, -1/+22I would visit North Korea with an open mind. I'd like to do one of those tour groups that go from Beijing, though it's sad you do video.
• tacodog76, 4 hr 10 min ago, -0/+19North Korea looks like some kind of post-apocalyptic wasteland a couple years after the apocalypse.
• clarient, 4 hr 9 min ago, -0/+18I really wanted to see the majority of these photos but I just take reloading the whole damn page every fifteen seconds, and quit after about ten images. ARGGHHH!
• DeskFlyer, 10 hr 30 min ago, -1/+18That would suck ass to live there.
• acid_jazz, 15 hr 51 min ago, -1/+18It's sad to see such a challenging and restricted lifestyle. I feel bad for them.
• Phrea, 15 hr 28 min ago, -0/+17Depressing.
• brentjholmes, 4 hr 16 min ago, -0/+16"Photographs from North Korea are restricted and hard to come by"

  Never thought my freedom to snap a pic outside would be something I would take for granted.

• GuruOfLiberty, 4 hr 14 min ago, -0/+16http://www.vbs.tv/watch/the-vice-guide-to-travel/v …
• javaj, 3 hr 42 min ago, -1/+15 Many of these have been ripped off from Boston.com and elsewhere…

  Screw the blog spam, The original has most of them with descriptions all one page.

  http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/09/recent_sc …

• xxxja50nxxx, 3 hr 47 min ago, -1/+13Same photos as half of them but with credits to the photographers who took them and with descriptions of the pictures.
  http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/04/peering_i …
• silentflight18, 3 hr 57 min ago, -1/+11Picture a thousand words… Astonishing collection. One that especially caught my attention was the 8-lane super highway with one car, and a bicycle on it… Really unfortunate to see an entire country being lead in our day and age by a lunatic dictator like Kim Jong Il.
• Dregganaut, 3 hr 55 min ago, -1/+10Apparently, colored paint is western decadence.
• DAVENP0RT, 4 hr 1 min ago, -0/+9I randomly stumbled across this one day and was shocked. I knew North Korea was insane, but this maxed out my WTF-o-meter.
• chuckDontSurf, 3 hr 58 min ago, -1/+10I think I need to report you to the Department of Redundancy Department.
• tacodog76, 3 hr 58 min ago, -1/+9Is it toll free? If not I'll check the nearest Automated ATM Machine to see if I have enough funds.
• chuckDontSurf, 4 hr 3 min ago, -1/+8It looks like a very gray place.
• ToksterJokster, 16 hr 24 min ago, -0/+7The clothes they make them wear really suck.
• MyBackItches, 3 hr 12 min ago, -0/+6I hear it is to do in London too.
  
• seanayb, 2 hr 56 min ago, -0/+5Let's turn this unrelated matter into a partisan war. Go America!
• shinepdx, 3 hr 52 min ago, -1/+6The video they have on Liberia is somewhat interesting too, but ya the North Korea video is creepy but really good, the dance show thing at the end is crazy.
• jpyumul, 3 hr 39 min ago, -1/+6Blame this guy:

  http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_g-tViu31MMs/SmZe9bo9qjI/ …

• Xviper78, 3 hr 45 min ago, -1/+6So go to North Korea and take some pictures. I'm sure the government will not mind.
• UNCsucks, 3 hr 16 min ago, -0/+4Don't forget your PIN number!
• nimankal, 3 hr 52 min ago, -1/+5Yes, but how can you make every ever taken make the place look like a dump?
• AmericanGunner, 3 hr 48 min ago, -1/+5came here to post that. its a great set of videos.
• United857, 1 hr 58 min ago, -0/+4If you want to see more, here are some of my pics from North Korea that I took myself on a recent trip there: http://ryu2.smugmug.com/gallery/878746_KKPtB#39738 …

  In case you're wondering, I went with these guys: http://www.koryotours.com/ Definitely suggested to go at least once… =)

  Yes, we had guides at all times, so obviously these were deemed OK; but still mind-blowing.

• TheRedScare26, 2 hr 22 min ago, -1/+5Yeah, saying "***** you" to the health and prosperity of your own people is ***** badass!
• matticusf1nch, 4 hr 6 min ago, -1/+4And every time you press next you need to scroll down, coz that video is at the top.
• LongLiveRock2, 8 hr 56 min ago, -3/+6Maybe if they spent a week there, they'd realize the US has it simple compared to North Korea!
• sh0em0nkey, 2 hr 40 min ago, -0/+3Because post-apocalyptic doesn't mean after the apocalypse?
• nimankal, 3 hr 51 min ago, -1/+4A war-zone, where a war is going on. In that zone.
• Soldierboi, 3 hr 40 min ago, -0/+3Doesn't look like a very fun place to live :<
• taibo, 2 hr 39 min ago, -0/+2You go to downtown Detroit though, it gets pretty close.
• Kranden, 2 hr 27 min ago, -0/+2Anybody who wants to see an video of what North Korea is really like check this out

  http://www.vbs.tv/watch/the-vice-guide-to-travel/v …

  this man bribes his way into North Korea from china and films this bizarre journey
  this video is a 10/10 its unbelievable.

• JeffD, 1 hr 8 min ago, -0/+2VBS.tv has some great shows. The Vice Guide to Travel definitely being one of them.
• Snap65, 3 hr 50 min ago, -1/+3The pictures have an eerie feel like if they were taken by a time traveler.
• bluehouse, 14 hr 15 min ago, -8/+10And Tea Baggers and Republicans we have no more freedoms and Health Care overall is going to destroy the country
• FOREM4N, 4 hr 2 min ago, -1/+3North Korean head games. Kim Jong Ill owns you.
• shinepdx, 3 hr 50 min ago, -2/+4Looks like a wonderful prosperous country to me.
• boogerthecat, 3 hr 44 min ago, -0/+2Very sad.
• christoast, 4 hr 11 min ago, -1/+3sad.
• kinerry, 3 hr 35 min ago, -0/+2Why waste your time with these when you can visit North Korea during the Mass Games every year for 5 days for about $1500-2500 USD

  You'll get and be able to actually experience the place

  <—-American living in South Korea

• shinepdx, 3 hr 41 min ago, -0/+2but you can still play Western sports, they have basketball.
• shinepdx, 3 hr 40 min ago, -0/+2Maybe its for the people to be censored from the outside world, at least they know what they are missing.
• Vintersemestre, 3 hr 7 min ago, -1/+3Seen this quite a few times on here. Doesn't seem so rare…
• Imortus, 4 hr 7 min ago, -1/+3They apparently skipped researching glass making before reaching the modern era.
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