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These distinguished scholars are exemplars of creative systemic studies. Each year, these scholars may participate in the specialty classes on creative systemic studies in the online doctoral program. Some of the distinguished scholars also serve as adjunct faculty and as dissertation committee members. Our distinguished scholars are listed here:
Barbara Anger-Díaz, Ph.D. is a Brief Therapist, trained by John Weakland and Richard Fisch, with a long-time friendship association with Paul Watzlawick and, of very special significance in her thinking, with Heinz von Foerster. She is a Senior Research Fellow at MRI, gained through her dedication to MRI's Brief Therapy Center (BTC) and her co-founding and co-directing (together with Karin Schlanger) for over ten years of its Latino Brief Therapy and Training Center while living in California. Born in Germany, raised in Mexico City, and living much of her life in the United States, although with a short interval in the Germany of the 1960's, and a 9-year experience of working, studying and teaching in Mexico City in the 1980's – she was fortunate to have the opportunity to travel all over the world, this kaleidoscopic exposure enabling a careful and attuned sensibility to ways that are intrinsically cultural, but also personal. In Miami she coaches and supervises students in their first efforts directed at counseling and doing therapy with clients. Together with Katharina Anger she has continued to articulate aspects of the Brief Therapy Model developed at the BTC, illustrating it with cases from their own work. They write about it and train and present together here and abroad. In training people they more and more distinguish between basic steps (epistemologically grounded in constructivism and cybernetics) helpful in giving structure to the therapy, and an ensuing dance with clients, open to creative expression, in the true belief that through the interactional building of something new, other, change that is significant for the client can take place.
Nora Bateson is an educator and media producer concerned with dialogues on how to bring about cultural understanding, social justice and environmental awareness. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, she is producer of the film, An Ecology of Mind, a documentary about Gregory Bateson; and compiling a book of Gregory's unpublished works. Her three essays in Kybernetes helped create a portrait of Bateson that addresses his transdisciplinary philosophy for a broad audience. With a steadfast dedication to the possibilities of human evolution, she encourages young children to strengthen their ability to see the interrelatedness of the natural world, continuing the process through cross generational storytelling, and using all media. Nora has developed curricula for several schools in Northern California based on the formation of teenage identity that integrates self-discovery, relationships, social justice, mythology, environmentalism, and sex education through accountability, interconnectedness, and personal evolution. One principal wrote, "Nora's Human Relations course gave our students an opening to an unshakable sense of belonging in a profound and sacred world. Not only was this one of the most important courses they will ever take, but they also loved it..." Her present projects include a documentary about Dave Brubeck, creative direction of the acclaimed CD-ROM 4 Paws of Crab (a narrative Thai cookbook), and a series of storytelling videos entitled, Stories Across Generations. Her multimedia work was reviewed by Mark Potts of the Washington Post as "one of the best looking new products at Mac world... an example of how good CD- ROM design can create a new medium that's hard to categorize in traditional terms."
Megan Biesele, Ph.D., helped found one of the first US anthropological advocacy organizations, the Kalahari Peoples Fund (KPF) in 1973 and currently serves as its Director. KPF provides information on the indigenous peoples of the Kalahari, maintains two websites (www.kalaharipeoples.net and www.kalaharipeoples.org), and raises funds for community-generated projects, one of which is documentation and promotion of Ju/'hoan healing, called the N/om-kxaosi ("Healers") Project, with Brad Keeney. During the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Megan worked with Ju/'hoan San communities in Botswana and Namibia as an advocate and documentarian, and served as director of a nongovernmental organization, the Nyae Nyae Development Foundation of Namibia, during the years spanning Namibia's transition to independence (1987-92). She is a past elected member of the Committee for Human Rights (CfHR) of the American Anthropological Association. She was the recipient in 2000 of the Lucy Mair Medal for Applied Anthropology from the Royal Anthropological Institute, London. Dr. Biesele received her Ph.D. in social anthropology from Harvard University in 1975. Her main interest is the way transformation is achieved through the religions, belief systems, and verbal and visual art of hunting- gathering societies. She also works in the areas of cognitive systems and environmental resource use, and contemporary political, economic, and human rights of indigenous peoples. Biesele has taught anthropology at The University of Texas, Texas A&M University (College Station), Rice University (Houston), and the University of Cape Town, South Africa; and has served as co-founder, president, board member, and research advisor of the Shumla School, a non-profit organization dedicated to research and public education in the study of indigenous expressive forms such as rock art and folklore. Her publications include Shaken Roots: Bushmen of Namibia Today, "Women Like Meat": The Folklore and Foraging Ideology of the Kalahari Ju/'hoan, and the forthcoming book with Robert K. Hitchcock, The Ju/'hoan San of Nyae Nyae since Independence: Development, Democracy, and Indigenous Voices in Namibia.
Monika Broecker, M.S., has held positions in learning and leadership development in companies such as BMW, Designworks/USA, HP, VERITAS Software (now: Symantec), PA Consulting Group, EA and Google. She built and led the School of Personal Growth within Google University, and developed its mission, strategy, curricula and programs. Originally from Germany, Monika was given permanent residency in the US based on her extraordinary abilities as a systemic and cybernetic management consultant and coach. She has published 6 books and numerous articles in the field of human development and personal growth. She is on the Editorial Advisory Board of the scientific journal Kybernetes and was for several years editor of the journal Lernende Organisation (Learning Organization), published by the Institute for Systemic Coaching and Training, Vienna, Austria.
Ronald Chenail, Ph.D., is Professor of Family Therapy, Director of the Graduate Certificate in Qualitative Research program, and Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness at Nova Southeastern University. Twenty years ago he created the world's first online, open-access qualitative research journal, The Qualitative Report, and last year he launched its sister publication, The Weekly Qualitative Report. Professor Chenail is also editor of the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, the flagship journal of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, and Associate Editor of the Family Business Review. In addition he serves on the editorial boards of Qualitative Research in Psychology; Qualitative Social Work, International Journal of Collaborative Practices; Inonu University Journal of the Faculty of Education; Counseling, Psychotherapy, and Health; and Sistemas Familiares. His books include Medical Discourse and Systemic Frames of Comprehension, Practicing Therapy: Exercises for Growing Therapists (with Anne Rambo and Anthony Heath), The Talk of the Clinic:Explorations in the Analysis of Medical and Therapeutic Discourse (with Bud Morris), and Qualitative Research Proposals and Reports: A Guide (with Patricia Munhall).
Armando M. Perez De Nucci, M.D., Ph.D., is Professor of Medical Humanities at the University of Tucuman Medical School, Argentina. He also serves as Director of the Department of Medical Humanities and Director of the Center for Research in Medical Humanities. He is a member of the National Academies of Medicine, History and Ethics in Medicine of Argentina, and numerous humanistic institutions throughout the world. Dr. De Nucci is the author of 18 books including Magic and Shamanism in Popular Medicine of Argentina, Bioethics, Anthropoetics in Medical Act, Traditional Medicine in the Northwest of Argentine, Jesus and Medicine, History of Medicine of Tucumán, XIX Century, and Crossing Knowledges. He has presented over 200 major addresses on topics in medical humanities. He formerly served as a Senator of Argentina.
Betty Alice Erickson, MS, LPC, LMFT, is an internationally renowned teacher of psychotherapy and clinical hypnosis. Once a hypnotic demonstration subject for her father, Dr. Milton H. Erickson, Betty Alice became one of the leading teachers and practitioners of Ericksonian hypnosis. Editor of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation Newsletter for over 10 years, Ms. Erickson teaches Ericksonian methods throughout the world. She was the first recipient of the Franco Granone Prize. Her latest books are Hope and Resiliency (with Dan Short) and Milton H. Erickson, M.D.: An American Healer (with Bradford Keeney).
Craig Foster and his brother Damon are widely regarded as South Africa's top documentary filmmakers. They have received 50 international awards and are pioneers of an organic style of filmmaking that brings new life to the screen. With a passion and commitment to the natural world and to the preservation of African indigenous heritage, their work has reached an audience of over 200 million. Their films include The Great Dance, Antarctica, Africa Unbottled, and Cosmic Africa.
Paul Gibney, Ph.D., is a psychotherapist and family therapist in private practice in Brisbane. Paul graduated in Social Work from the University of Queensland in 1980 and gained a doctorate from the same institution in 1993. From 1995 to 2005, he had a senior lectureship in the Social Work Department at the University of Queensland, where he taught advanced case work, family therapy theory and practice, and advanced skills in interpersonal helping. Paul, over the last seven years, has consulted extensively to government and non-government organizations in the areas of staff supervision, child protection, residential care, youth and adult mental health, and complex case supervisions. Paul has lectured and presented workshops throughout Australia and New Zealand. His 2003 text, The Pragmatics of Therapeutic Practice is a set text in five Masters of Counseling Courses in Australia and he is the author of over 20 academic papers.
Carl Hammerschlag, M.D., is an internationally recognized inspirational speaker, author, physician and healer. Using the language of science, the power of legends, and his vast clinical experience, Dr. Hammerschlag tells fascinating stories that help people become the principal agents in their own lives. Carl Hammerschlag's work with Native Americans has been chronicled in three critically acclaimed books: The Dancing Healers, The Theft of the Spirit and Healing Ceremonies. A Yale-trained psychiatrist, Carl Hammerschlag is an expert on how to survive in rapidly changing cultures. Dr. Hammerschlag is a faculty member at the University of Arizona Medical School and holds the highest honor given in the speaking profession, the CPAE Speakers Hall of Fame Award.
Jeremy Hollmann, Ph.D., is presently curator of rock art at the Natal Museum in kwa-Zulu-Natal province, South Africa, but he has been and done many other things previously in his life. The museum job requires him to visit and document rock art sites throughout the country. These places are disappearing and they need to be visited and documented and written about to bring them to life again. Current research for his doctorate is on an engraved landscape that was probably an ancient religious centre for Khoe-San people and the locale for ceremonial activities regarding women's initiation. Jeremy's interest in breathing life into these now largely deserted places drives his research agenda and led him into the world of ancient and modern Khoi-San religious beliefs, a world in which he is an avid explorer. Jeremy enjoys working with people who live in close proximity to the art and who are responsible for the well-being of these places. He has produced several site specific pamphlets and documents to share his enthusiasm and interest in the rock art in a tangible form. In 2004 he edited Customs and Beliefs of the /Xam Bushmen a re-issue of important work undertaken in the 19th century. He has published several research papers on southern African rock art.
Tony Labriola, M.F.A., is Director and Senior Producer of Video Digital Learning and Media Design at Governors State University, University Park, Illinois. He has directed over 50 series for PBS, The Learning Channel, and Mind Extension University. Labriola has been awarded numerous awards and Emmys for his productions that include Knock-Knock, The Magic Door Television Theatre, The $200 Willie Mays, Corporate America and the Environment, and Racism on Campus. He also serves as the artistic director of The Drama Group in Chicago Heights, one of the oldest community theatres in the United States, where he produces six plays a season. Working with actors in the use of new technology and consulting to all aspects of theatrical and television production, he makes presentations to professional organizations throughout the world. He has been a delegate and organizer for the World Summit for Children and Media.
Chris Low, D.O., Ph.D., draws on his professional and personal background in complementary medicine to inform his ethnographic work amongst the Bushmen and Khoekhoe of southern Africa. Currently a postdoctoral Research Fellow at Oxford University, he is interested in how environmental relationships are traceable through Khoisan healing ideas and practices. His work on 'potency' holds significant implications for how we think about healing in recent and ancient contexts. He maintains a website: www.thinkingthreads.com that hosts his published work and selected film and audio fieldwork material.
William A. Metcalfe, Ph.D., LICSW has worked in public and private human service agencies since 1972, serving in executive leadership positions in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Iowa. Bill Metcalfe holds a Ph.D. in Human Development from North Dakota State University and a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Iowa, and is a Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Bill has been instrumental in the development of family based services and related programs throughout North Dakota, Minnesota and nationally. Bill has been honored with a lifetime achievement award from the North Dakota Family Based Services Association. The family-based services programs he developed have been honored by Minnesota and North Dakota Family Based Service Associations for outstanding services and impact. Bill has been part of pioneering family therapy and systemic views in treatment foster care, reunification, and programming utilizing family as a core therapeutic experience. He has also taught and provided family therapy supervision with North Dakota State University at the Family Studies Institute and in private practice. He is currently CEO of PATH, a multistate family service and treatment foster care organization and also maintains a private therapy practice. Bill lives with wife Glenace in the lake country of Northern Minnesota.
Seth Miller, Ph.D., has been a teacher of physics, projective geometry, philosophy, and other subjects in Waldorf high schools across the Western U.S. With a broad background in Eastern and Western philosophies, anthroposophy, alchemy, Goethean phenomenology, the sciences, and a master's degree in Consciousness Studies, he attempts to foster and embody a complex and subtle awareness of the wondrous mysteries of inner and outer transformation. He has been exploring a working archetype of transformative process in the four elements of Earth, Water, Air, and Fire for more than ten years, culminating in his master's thesis and spurring him towards further development as he works for his doctorate degree. His work, including original poetry, photography, fractal animations, essays, and more are available at http://www.spiritalchemy.com.
Robert Morgan has enjoyed an eclectic career that has helped establish Canada as one of the world's foremost producers of theatre for children and their families. He has written more than 20 professionally produced plays, acted in and directed more than 40 productions, won the prestigious Chalmers Award for outstanding play writing six times and his work, which has received a total of ten Dora Mavor Moore nominations with four winning best production has been performed around the world. Robert founded the Children's Peace Theatre in Toronto, delivering two official presentations to the United Nations in New York and recognized with several awards including the Leonardo Da Vinci Award for creativity and innovation in 2007. His solo show, Morgan's Journey, co-created with director David S. Craig, which has become the longest touring play in Canadian history, has been internationally acclaimed as "a true classic." In 2006 Robert was honoured for his "vision, commitment, creativity and leadership within his field and beyond" as an inaugural recipient of Trent University's Distinguished Alumnae Award.
William Morris, Ph.D., DAOM, is the President and CEO of the Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin, Texas (www.aoma.edu). He also serves as President Emeritus to the AAAOM, the nation's professional association for acupuncture and Oriental medicine. His efforts toward the acculturation of Chinese medicine in America and the development of two doctoral programs gained him recognition as "Acupuncturist of the Year" in 2007. He also received the Founders and Leaders award. Dr. Morris has served as Editor in Chief of the American Acupuncturist and has published numerous scholarly articles, particularly on the topic of Chinese pulse diagnosis. His current research interest is in the area of medical epistemology.
James Nelson, Ph.D., D. Min., developed one of the few inner-city programs focusing on families during the '70's and from 1979 to 1993 was President of The City, Inc. in Minneapolis. The City, Inc. provided comprehensive educational, social, and advocacy services to adjudicated young people and families, annually serving 3,000 program participants with 90 full-time staff. Nelson has held academic positions ranging from adjunct, assistant, associate professor, and department head at various university graduate programs in the Twin Cities. Currently, he is a principal in Change Inc., an inner-city community development organization. In this capacity, Nelson facilitated the development of the Institute for Urban Education at Hamline University, the High School Mental Health Collaboratives, and the Relational Climate Assessment, utilizing relational dynamics in creating effective organizational cultures. His primary interests are in fostering relational competence and utilizing the cultural functions of healing and teaching in building community.
Edward Prevost is the founder and president of 222 Entertainment, a production company devoted to developing the highest quality music for recording artists. A multi-talented musical producer, keyboardist, composer, vocalist of gospel, jazz, hip hop, and R &B, Eddie P was born and raised in New Orleans. His love for music began early on in the church and quickly grew into a career as a gospel organist and music director. He has been in wide demand all over the country for his ability to "work the spirit" on the Hammond B-3. His devotion to jazz piano and the liveliness of New Orleans is always an influence on what he expresses in his arrangements and productions.
Kim Prevost won the 1999 "BET ON JAZZ" Discovery Award and has since toured the world performing with musical greats from Arturo Sandoval to George Howard, Walter Payton, and Bobby McFerrin. She is featured on a release of Nine Inch Nails. Kim is from New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz, and her life in both jazz and gospel music was chronicled in the feature documentary film, Full Circle. Regarded as one of the extraordinary voices and improvisationalists of our time, Kim's recordings include Talk to Me, Just in Time, I Would Give All My Love, On Canal Street, and Precious is His Love.
Aparna Ramaswamy, Ph.D., is a psychotherapist, dancer and teacher with over 40 years of training in Bharatha Natyam (Classical Indian dance). In the words of her guru, she is "dancer, teacher and communicator par excellence." Aparna is founder of Natya Yoga Therapy - an integrative healing method that is a direct outcome of her Ph.D. research and lifetime practice of Natya Yoga. Natya Yoga Therapy combines movement, music and meditation with conventional psychotherapy. These restorative practices maintain a body's natural rhythm and balance, free from psychiatric medication. As a dancer and psychotherapist, Aparna's passion is to re-vision expressive arts as healing traditions, and teach each person who seeks help to become their own center of calm and strength.
Betsy Robinson was managing editor of Spirituality & Health magazine for six and a half years. She attended a four-year healing school and has been a columnist for UPI's Religion & Spirituality Forum, but she still isn't sure what she believes . . . And that's okay. While she's figuring it out, she writes stories. Her first novel, Plan Z by Leslie Kove, was published by Mid-List Press in 2001 and was winner of their First Novel Award Series. For over a decade she was an actor (Return of the Secaucus 7; Lianna; and assorted fools, clowns and sexy wenches all over Off-off Broadway). She is also a playwright and her scripts have been produced at the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Theatre in the Works (Amherst, MA), in Los Angeles, off-off Broadway, on cable TV, and in Iowa where she won first prize in the Dubuque Fine Arts 1-Act Contest. A Bennington College and National Theater Institute graduate, she is a member of the Ensemble Studio Theatre where she's had many workshop productions and performed her one-woman 1-act, Darleen Dances (excerpt published in Moving Parts, Viking Penguin 1992, complete play published in Girl Stories & Game Plays).
Chip Simons is a self-described "influential oddity" in the world of photography. He has been doing his own thing for the past 20 years. A style pioneer in his unconventional use of wide-angle lenses and pop, arty, color strobes, his work runs the gamut. "I don't fit in and that is just the way I like it." His first series of work, "I Am a Dog," was initially published in Andy Warhol's Interview magazine. Subsequent publications included the New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, Time, Newsweek, Fortune, and Forbes, among many others. His work is shown at www.chipsimons.com
Bill Softky, Ph.D., is a high-energy disruptive thinker who has invented algorithms for Microsoft and other major corporations, received numerous patents, produced leading software architecture and design, while trying to solve the riddle of how the brain works. A physicist, computer scientist, neuroscientist, and inventor, he creates elegant solutions crossing technology disciplines and rescues "stuck" projects in user interface, optimization, display advertising, search marketing, and brain theory. He argues that understanding the basic elements of neural functioning is less productive than finding the mathematical logic underlying neural circuitry. He is pursuing the "general algorithm" that explains all neural activity, arguably the next great breakthrough in science. Rather than being a set of equations, he proposes it will be an overall architecture wherein the brain is governed by a unitary algorithm. This has radical implications for addressing how we learn. In the everyday practice of teaching, Softky taught physics to West African high school students who then earned the highest exam scores in the country.
Frederick Steier, Ph.D., is Professor, Department of Communication, University of South Florida, where he has served as Director of the Interdisciplinary Studies Program. He was formerly Director of the Graduate Doctoral Program in Engineering Management at Old Dominion University, the Carl Riggs Scientist in Residence at the Museum of Science and Industry, Tampa, and a King Olav V Fellow of the American Scandinavian Foundation. Professor Steier has been past President of the American Society of Cybernetics and Editor of The Newsletter of the American Society of Cybernetics. The principal investigator on numerous research grants, he specializes in constructivist research methodologies that emphasize reflexivity and relational knowledge. His other interests include systems theory and cybernetics, the public understanding of science, and relationships between new information and communication technologies and systems change (particularly organizational dialogue and organizational learning). He is the author of numerous scientific papers and the books, Research and Reflexivity and Gregory Bateson: Essays for an Ecology of Ideas.
William Sutherland, M.D., has taught diverse Japanese martial arts (Karate, Kendo, Judo, Aikido) and been a scholar practitioner of medical science, Ericksonian hypnotherapy, and traditional healing (Anishinabe/Ojibway ceremony, Japanese Seiki-jitsu, the dance of the Kalahari Bushmen and the shaking medicine work of Bradford Keeney). William enjoys musing about healing, homebirth, home schooling, cross-cultural ways of knowing, sustainable architecture, permaculture, art, aesthetics, the mystery of relationship and generally being a composer of patterns that connect.
Frank Thomas, Ph.D., LMFT, is an Associate Professor of Counseling at Texas Christian University. He was the inaugural Humor Editor for The Journal of Systemic Therapies and serves on the editorial boards of six national and international professional journals. An author of four books and scores of professional chapters and articles, Professor Thomas has presented over 100 workshops and university lectures on brief and systemic therapy, ethics, and clinical artistry in 11 countries, and his work has been translated into six languages. Most recently he was named as the foundational Archivist for the Brief Family Therapy Center (Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA), the original center that created solution-focused brief therapy. Professor Thomas has received three awards for outstanding service from the Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy as well as one from the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Having achieved the rank of shodan (black belt) in aikido, Thomas Sensei teaches and practices this art and is an internationally published amateur photographer.
Stephen A. Tyler, Ph.D. is presently Hubert S. Autrey Professor of Anthropology at Rice University. He has made significant contributions to rhetoric, postmodern inquiry, Asian studies, cultural studies, cognitive science, linguistics, and anthropology. He is presently involved in a joint project with Ivo Strecker at Mainz Germany that is funded by the Volkswagen Stiftung. They are exploring the organization of discourse across different disciplines. In addition, he and Matt Shibatani, with funding from the Shell Sustainability Project, are investigating "language death" and how marginal languages can persist in the contemporary world where only a few written languages are hegemonic. His published works include Cognitive Anthropology, India: An Anthropological Perspective,The Unspeakable, and The Said and the Unsaid: Mind, Meaning, and Culture. His pioneer contributions have been honored in the collection, Writing in the Field: Festschrift for Stephen Tyler.
Jay Walljasper is a Fellow and editor at On the Commons.org, an organization devoted to restoring an appreciation of common purpose and common assets to contemporary life. He is a Senior Fellow at Project for Public Spaces, a New York-based organization that helps citizens enliven their communities by improving public places. He reports on sustainable tourism initiatives for National Geographic Traveler, and is also editor-at-large at Ode magazine. Walljasper is author of The Great Neighborhood Book (2007, New Society). He was editor of Utne Reader for fifteen years, during which time the magazine was nominated three times for a National Magazine Award for General Excellence. He has been interviewed and quoted on contemporary issues in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and NPR. For more than a decade he was the American columnist for the British magazine Resurgence, and also wrote a column about American affairs for the Belgian magazine Enjeux Internationaux. His articles have appeared in Mother Jones, Huffington Post, Preservation,The Nation, New Statesman (London), Chicago Tribune magazine, Philadelphia Inquirer magazine, Toronto Star, Tikkun, L.A. Weekly, Yes!, E magazine, Courrier (Paris), Australian Financial Review, and Planeta Humano perspectives in urban planning, sustainability, travel spirituality, politics and cultural issues.


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Today is a momentous day. First, She Sings at the Table returns after a very long hiatus. Second, this is the 100th post ever. And finally–today is our inaugural guest post from my friend Luke! He is a fellow Hawkeye lawyer, a wonderful person, and, I daresay, a pioneer in the field of microwave cookery. Take it away, good buddy! -DK
A little background: My name is Luke and I'm a bit of a putz and perceptual adolescent. Fittingly, last year joined the military a second time. Until just recently (I'm three nights into my first grown-up apartment!), I lived in base housing that was somewhere in the neighborhood of dorm or hotel accommodations. For about nine months I had just a small fridge and a microwave to handle my food needs. I would brag about my culinary "accomplishments" on facebook and Darcy suggested I write a post for her blog, a sort of counter-note to her fine food and writing. I wrote the post below when I was at the Naval Base in Newport RI, and really starting to find joy in my cheap, simple, lazy food.
There are limitations to cooking with a mini-fridge and microwave in a hotel room, but I enjoy this kind of meal-crafting because the physical limitations conveniently parallel my personal limitations of being lazy and a bit on the simple side. I might just keep cooking like this when I have a kitchen, I don't know. I guess we'll find out when I grow up.
Step one is shopping. Logistically there isn't room for a lot of fancy ingredients and extras. I try to stick to four basic ingredient types: a "meat," a grain, a sauce, and cheese; and basic flavor profiles: mexican, italian, cheese, and cheese-combo. If you shop this way, there is very little difficulty in creating a meal, you just combine a meat, a grain, a sauce and cheese that all match the chosen flavor profile. Today I'm going show you a mexican-cheese combo.
I should also explain, I mostly go with vegetarian meat substitutes. I do this because it seems less gross to microwave fake meat than real meat and less gross to only be able to rinse the tupperware out in the bathroom sink. The other reason is that half of what I microwave ends up being shredded cheese and the healthier veggie substitutes help me justify my cheese habit.
One thing to remember when working with these kinds of cheap frozen ingredients: you have to respect their intentions but know their limitations. That means you don't put marinara on the spicy southwest burger– you don't mess with their intended purpose. But you also always make sure to dump stupid amounts of cheese on top because what's underneath really isn't that great.
1) Dump salsa onto tortilla. Get better salsa if you can, but not too good, nothing fresh, it'd clash with the other ingredients.
2) Microwaved southwestern spicy black bean veggie burgers. I like to stick my finger in 'em to make sure they're cooked. And also just to do it sometimes.
3) Too much cheese.
4) Microwave. This is one of the tough parts. If you're like me, you're really anxious to shove this thing down your throat and feel the mix of pride and shame that comes afterwards, but you can't toss it in there on high, you gotta back off the power and leave it in longer for a more even nuke. I usually eat handfuls of shredded cheese as an appetizer while I wait.
5) The cooking is done, but the last step is for safety, again, you probably want to go straight in the mouth with it, but you'll burn yourself. If you're a sucker, you can wait patiently. Me? I hold mine over the AC unit to speed up the process.
This is Darcy again. I know I've learned a lot today. Thanks for reading and I'll see you all again…..sometime!

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Linebacker/defensive back Jamie Major and offensive lineman Austin Bishop are headed to The Capstone this weekend as invites to the Crimson Tide's second junior day this spring.
The 6-foot-1, 212-pound Major has been on college recruiting radars since he logged more than 100 tackles as a freshman on the Bulldogs' 2009 Class 3A state championship team. He's a two-time MaxPreps All-American and has been named a first-team selection to the Alabama Sports Writers Association's all-state squad the past two seasons.
This past fall, he was third on the team with 98 tackles and rushed for 760 yards. The 6-4, 260-pound Bishop was a first-team selection to The Star's Class 3A All-Calhoun County team after grading out at 85 percent as a blocker and recording 51 pancake blocks to help pave the way for an explosive Piedmont offense.
"You get to go down there, meet the coaches, see the facilities and see if it's a place you feel comfortable," Major said. "Hopefully, it'll lead to an offer. Either way, we'll keep working hard."
The Tide received commits from Fultondale's ArDarius Stewart, the Class 2A Back of the Year, Autauga Academy tight end O.J. Howard and North Little Rock (Ark.) running back Altee Tenpenny at its first junior day in early January.
Major also said he's scheduled to attend Louisville's junior day event on Feb. 25th.
• KISS THE RINGS: Kings wear rings, and Handley was certainly royalty this past football season.
The Tigers were rulers of all they surveyed, going 15-0 on their way to an Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 3A state title, the school's first championship in the sport. Saturday, they'll be rewarded with some shine for their grind.
The ring ceremony is set for 2:30 p.m. at Wright Field in Roanoke.
Seniors Quay Hunter, Breyon Deberry, Chris Dillard and Dexter Reese have been selected to address those in attendance.
In the case of inclement weather, the event will be moved to Handley's gym.
• BATTLES TO HELP COACH TEAM ALABAMA: Handley football coach Mike Battles was chosen as an assistant on Team Alabama's staff for the 2012 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic. Battles, who also won a state title in Mississippi earlier in his career, is 194-102-1 in his career in the state. Mountain Brook's Chris Yeager was chosen as the head coach for the exhibition game.
• MORE ALL-STARS: Coaches from the AHSAA's Class 3A, Region 6 recently selected their annual all-region team. This year's team is led by Piedmont quarterback Chris Strott, who was named the Region's Offensive Player of the Year. He led the Bulldogs to an undefeated record at 8-0 against region competition on their way to finishing 12-1 and reaching the state quarterfinals. This year's team includes a heaping help of talent from around these parts.
Here's the full list of those receiving honors: Piedmont –
Jamie Major, Sloan Garner, Clay Dent, Jameson Trammell, Marquez Gamble, Quadree Woods, Landon Pruitt, and Austin Bishop; Honorable Mention – Casey Moore, Laphonso Burroughs, Collin Bradley, Dillon Terry
Glencoe – Christopher Tinker, TJ Daugherty, Deveonta Toles, Dalton Reid, Scott Bradley, Austin Hancock, Harrison Bright
HM – Justin Martin, Taylor Beggs, Daniel Otwell, and Austin Brown
Saks – Quinton Thomas, Mickey Scoggins, Josh Reynolds, Justin Grier, and Chase Johnson; HM – Cordarius Cooper, Xavier Morgan, Tre Smith, Xavier Dennard, Marquis Townsend.
Weaver – Brandel Massey, Chris English, Malik Anderson, Chandler Fall, Timothy Hawkins; HM – Trey Moore, Daniel Wilson, Johnathon Jones, Kalem Lawrence, Phillip Peavy, Ron Loveberry.
Hokes Bluff – Chase Jakeil, Colton Shaw, Cameron Kellet; HM – Brad Robertson, Chance Ford, Dylan McKee.
Susan Moore – Ed Martinez, Kyler Walker, Phillip McEvoy
Ashville – EJ Moss, Tommy Bothwell, Richie Boley; HM – Thomas Crews, Tyler Noblin, Alex Hale.
White Plains – Zach Burgess, Logan Giddens; HM – Dale Reddick, Rod Young.
J.B. Pennington – Justin Duncan; HM – Michael Swindle
Glencoe linebacker Daniel Warren was named Defensive Player of the Year.
Nick Birdsong covers prep sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3575. Follow him on Twitter @birds_word.


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Is it just me or is this Punk situation fishy?
I've had this suspicions ever since it was reported to be Punk vs. HHH on WM30. No matter how I see it on TV, it doesn't look to be leading to a match between them. It's more likely Daniel Bryan vs. HHH than Punk.
And then Austin, who really didn't appear on any WWE TV since Tough Enough, all of a sudden is one of the stars featured
Let's take a second to think about how angry we were that Daniel Bryan wasn't in the Royal Rumble.
Let's take a second to think about how angry we were when Batista won the Royal Rumble.
Now let's take a second to think about how upset we are that the voice of the voiceless, CM Punk, appears to be leaving the WWE because of his displeasure with the company's direction.
Like many, I was fairly disappointed at the 2014 Royal Rumble.
Here is how I, personally, would handle the Elimination Chamber PPV and lead-up to the Granddaddy of them all.
First and foremost, have Batista demand his Title shot happen not at Wrestlemania, but at Elimination Chamber instead (hear me out).
The main event for EC then becomes Orton vs. Batista for the WWE World
So the news is out. CM Punk has quit the WWE. I'm going to cut right to the chase. I respect CM Punk but I think hes become the most selfish wrestler.
Since his debut in 2006 he has accomplished being the ECW champion once, tag team champion once, intercontinental champion once, world heavyweight champion 3 times, and the wwe champion 2 times. He is the 19th wrestler to be a wwe
I know the Royal Rumble is over for 2014. Everyone including myself is angry over the ppv results including Batista Royal Rumble victory which is one of the worst of all-time. LOL! So I thought, why not talk about the best and worst Royal Rumble victories of all-time! Excluding Batista to give more love and hate to the history of the Royal Rumble match. What is the definition of best and worst in
Night of Champions, Battleground, Hell in a Cell, All ended with controversy. People looking for refunds because matches were overturned on Raw, or interference, or no winner. Then, and lets be honest, Survivor Series was underwhelming. The heel won TLC, and we all just witnessed the Royal Rumble be hijacked by angry fans. There hasn't been a legitimatly good PPV since Money in the Bank. With the
So the other night I finished watching part 2 of TNA's Genesis TV show.
Part 1
The twelve man tag to kick off the show was a great way to start things off. It was fast paced and didn't drag on like some of the other standard tag team matches we've seen recently. Would have liked to have seen a finisher-fest at the end, but regardless it was an entertaining way to start the
OK so After last night I know there is going to be a million different posts/blogs and opinions but I feel like getting involved and sharing my thoughts on the Rumble.
NAO vs The BrotherHood
I know people are pissed that The Brotherhood lost the titles to the NAO but I can completely see why the did this.
Cody and Goldust are now free to go into their feud leading
I'm really hoping Wrestlemania 30 will be the greatest ever. WWE seems to be getting the right mix of stars, past and current, on the roster for it. Adding Sting would be such a bonus - but nothing that I think is necessary. Actually, I think Sting would cause some booking issues. Here's my IDEAL card for the show with my thoughts on each match.
Pre-Show: Big E vs Ambrose to unify
Now, WWE is a lucrative enterprise and does what it wants with booking and promoting superstars. They used to be really good at creating stars or taking some and making them more popular. For example, Bret Hart, HBK, The Rock, SCSA, Kurt Angle, Christ Benoit, Eddie Guerro, John Cena are stars who benefited from the WWE creative process. There are many more to list but I won't. WWE has the chance
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Author, researcher and scientist, Michael Tellinger, interviewed on CNBC Africa on 7 May 2012 regarding his Constitutional Court action THE BIG CASE against Standard Bank, The South African Reserve Bank and the Minister of Finance.
On 24 April 2012 Michael served a 1100 page legal document - Notice of Motion on all three parties. The paper presents more than 30 breaches of laws, bills and acts by all three parties that have been unchallenged until now.
They have until around 18th May to serve their legal defence. By 28 May all papers have to be submitted after which a date for the trial will be set by the court.
This is a full bench of the Constitutional Court - 11 Judges; 22 clerks; and a host of researchers to really get to the bottom of the atrocities committed by the banks against the people of the world.


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Trial record 16 of 144 for: Open Studies | "Leg Ulcer"
Treatment of Chronic Leg Ulcer in Outpatient's Department and i Primary Care - Wound Size and Inflammation
The recruitment status of this study is unknown because the information has not been verified recently.
Verified November 2010 by Oslo University Hospital.
Recruitment status was Recruiting
Recruitment status was Recruiting
Oslo University Hospital
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First received: November 25, 2010
Last updated: December 9, 2010
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the rate of wound healing using sharp debridement using curette and to compare between such intensive treatment at hospital and treatment in primary care. A correlation between change in wound size and pro-inflammatory cytokines will also be made.
Treatment of Leg Ulcer
Sharp Debridement
Proinflammatory Cytokines
Procedure: Sharp debridement
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Treatment of Chronic Legg Ulcer in Outpatient's Department and i Primary Care - Wound Size and Inflammation
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MedlinePlus related topics: Leg Injuries and DisordersU.S. FDA Resources
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Treatment of chronic leg ulcer in outpatient's department at hospital and in primary care - wound size and inflammation. [ Time Frame: 01.08.10-01.08.13 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Wound size
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Treatment of chronic leg ulcer in outpatient's department at hospital and in primary care - wound size and inflammation. [ Time Frame: 01.08.10-01.08.13 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Pro-inflammatory cytokines
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Procedure: Sharp debridement
After use of local anestetics a sharp currette is used to debride slough and nonviable tissue from the ulcer surface until a healthy tissue is seen.
Subjects with chronic venous leg ulcers are treated 3 times a week in the hospital for 6 weeks with weekly sharp debridement. Wound size, pro-inflammatory cytokines, smears and photo are made weekly. The treatment countinue thereafter in primary care 3 times a week in 12 weeks. Wound size, pro-inflammatory cytokines, smears and photo are made every 14 day at the hospital.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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- age 18-80
- adress Oslo area
- wound size 2.5-100 cm2
- wound duration > 6 weeks.
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- Diabetes mellitus
- Immunosuppresion
- antibiotics < 14 days
- local antiseptic treatment < 1 week
- clinical infection.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01249495
|Contact: Tone K Bergersen, MD;PhD
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|Contact: Brita Pukstad, MD
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Oslo University Hospital
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|NCT01249495 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 25, 2010
|Last Updated:
|December 9, 2010
|Health Authority:
|Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Norway: Directorate of Health
Norway: Norwegian Social Science Data Services
Keywords provided by Oslo University Hospital:
leg ulcer
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Pro-inflammatory interleukins
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26 March 2014
Does the death penalty deter violent crime and prevent terrorist attacks? is capital punishment used only against people proven guilty of serious crimes? Find out some of the myths debunked.
Fears of a cover-up by the Chinese authorities grew on Wednesday, after the family of an activist that died in detention were prevented from seeing her body.
The European Union (EU) must immediately put into action its plans to deploy peacekeeping troops to protect civilians in the Central African Republic amid a worrying new surge in violence, Amnesty International said today.
25 March 2014
Today's decision by Moscow City Court to uphold the conviction of peaceful protester Mikhail Kosenko is a perversion of justice that will see him detained in a psychiatric institution, potentially indefinitely, to undergo "treatment" he neither needs nor wants, Amnesty International said.
Colombia's government is failing to address the country's critical human rights situation said Amnesty International today ahead of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights' annual review of the country.
24 March 2014
The Chinese authorities must end the persecution of all those trying to remember victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, after a man was jailed for 18 months on Monday.
Today's mass death sentences handed down by an Egyptian court are a grotesque example of the shortcomings and the selective nature of Egypt's justice system, Amnesty International said.
21 March 2014
The first ever tweet was sent eight years ago today. No-one will be celebrating this landmark on the social media site in Turkey, however: the government has just shut it down. Amnesty International calls on the Turkish authorities to immediately reverse the decision to block the social media site.
20 March 2014
The Chinese government's attempt to block a tribute by the UN Human Rights Council to Cao Shunli, a prominent human rights activist, who died in detention is disgraceful, said Amnesty International.
The arrest of a Venezuelan mayor for his alleged involvement in anti-government protests is a signal of the deteriorating human rights situation in the country.
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Under the heading Readers Speak in this issue, I suggested that Katie try a couple of stretches while she's knitting to help reduce the strain on her muscles and tendons. If you go a little further than the arm and shoulder stretches mentioned and give your whole body a bit of a stretch, you may find that not only are you more comfortable knitting, but you are more comfortable doing whatever you do.
It is fairly recently that I started attending yoga classes, and I think I'm living proof that it works. I only manage to fit in a one-hour class twice a week at most, but I've learned many of the poses and will strike them often at home. Not only do I have less pain, I often sleep through the night, a feat that had eluded me for several years.
Just for fun I did a Google search on "yoga for knitters," and sure enough, I found a video from Mala Yoga in Brooklyn. Check it out here. In fact, there were hundreds of "hits" for this particular search. Seek and ye shall find.
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Billy Dunn had been to many Jacksonville State softball games since enrolling at the school, and every time he went, he couldn't help noticing all the references to former JSU pitcher Tera Ross.
Her name was memorialized on the scoreboard. Her number was attached to the outfield fence. A poster-sized picture of her in full delivery hung on the outside wall of the old press box above the Gamecocks dugout.
Dunn saw them all the time, but he never really knew who this pitcher was or why she had such a profound and continuing impact 10 years removed from the program. So, when it came time to do a documentary for his advanced video editing class this semester, he knew exactly the subject to pick.
Now, the junior from Southside and project partners Brad McGuire and Robert Pearson are engaged fully in a film McGuire says has gone "way beyond a class project."
"Being a sports guy, I wanted to do a sports story and I wanted to do something that wasn't a rah-rah — a real story," said Dunn, who co-hosts a sports talk show with McGuire on the campus radio station. "We got to talking about it at the station. I read a couple articles and thought it was great and decided to go from there.
"I knew just from talking to people in general she was a great person, and since she had passed, people would say that. But since doing this (we've discovered) she was truly, truly a model citizen, great person, great student. ... Tera was such a great person and such a great story, it should be told."
It is believed to be the first time anyone has documented Ross' story on film.
Before the project, all McGuire knew about Ross was "she was a JSU strikeout leader," but the junior from Glencoe has come to discover so much more.
Ross was headed for a likely decorated senior year when she died in 2003. The SUV she was driving home for the Christmas holidays crashed into a freight truck carrying military explosives on the Florida Turnpike. She was 22. Her brother, Zachary, and JSU softball teammate Kerry Raw survived the crash.
The previous spring Tera had a breakout year, posting a 1.17 earned run average that remains one of the best single-season marks in school history. She still remains in the top five in JSU career innings (410), wins (37) and starts (60). She had 315 career strikeouts.
In addition to her athletic achievement, Ross often volunteered with various student service organizations. One of Dunn's favorite stories recalls the time Ross called JSU softball coach Jana McGinnis to say she was going to be late for some team activity — she was baking brownies for an elderly couple's upcoming nuptuals.
"The more and more we've been covering the story and the more and more people we've been meeting, the more we want to meet her," said McGuire, who admitted tearing up at times during the interviews. "It's amazing how much you missed out (on not) knowing her. It's great how sweet she was off the field and how intimidating she was on it."
The documentary does not have a title yet, but the partners are considering "Go Hard." It's an expression Ross' father used to tell her and an inscription that had been etched into her glove.
McGinnis was on board with the project "all the way" from the start. She gave the budding filmmakers ideas on how to tell their story, made herself and her coaches available for interviews and even helped arrange the delicate interviews with Tera's parents, Terry and Jami, both of whom have remained ardent supporters of the program.
"Our players here remember Tera and know Tera," McGinnis said. "I feel like it's our job to keep her legacy going. She represented everything we wanted a Jax State player to represent. It was very important to us to keep her name, keep her legacy, going. I think it's great they're doing this."
McGinnis told the students in their first meeting they would have no trouble whatsoever coming up with information to fill their frames. She was right.
The projects are required to be only 10 minutes in length, but there's an option to go longer if it contained quality content. Good thing. At this point, the Ross team has come up with more than two hours of footage and interviews — and have more to shoot. Now, they're looking at a 30-minute film.
The project is due April 25, and when completed, it will be shown during an in-class film festival before the final exam.
Their biggest challenge now is trying to decide what to leave out.
"I'm nervous because the video editing, we could still mess it up there," Dunn said. "After we started, I thought 10 or 15 minutes probably wasn't going to be enough. I want to get the full story and not to go the 15 minutes just for the sake of having a good grade."
At this point, the grade is secondary.
"I could make an 'F' in that class, but if the parents, the coaches and other people like it, I'm fine with that," Dunn said. "This started out as a class project and now it's so much more. I'd rather it be a success out of class than in class, honestly."
Added McGuire: "We want this to have meaning. We want this to be the best documentary for her. Let's make it the best for Tera. It's not a class project anymore. We went into it trying to get an 'A,' now it's turned into something incredible."


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Eric is a full featured Python and Ruby editor and IDE, written in Python. It is based on the cross platform Qt GUI toolkit, integrating the highly flexible Scintilla editor control. It is designed to be usable as an everyday quick and dirty editor as well as being usable as a professional project management tool, integrating many advanced features that Python offers the professional coder. Eric includes a plug-in system, which allows easy extension of the IDE functionality with plug-ins downloadable from the net. Current stable versions are Eric4 based on Qt4 and Python 2 and Eric5 based on Python 3 and Qt4.
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Re: Plastic bottle shouldn't have been cover photo, The Oakville Beaver, Dec. 6, 2012
I read with interest the letter to the editor written by Abbey Park Grade 12 high school student Nicole Gabura.
While Ms. Gabura is to be commended for her commitment to the environment, her concerns about bottled water are founded on information long confirmed as false — mythology one typically finds on anti-bottled water activists' websites.
For example, Health Canada regulations for bottled water must be as strong and protective of public health as provincial regulations for tap water.
However, Beaver readers need not take my word for it, nor Ms. Gabura's for that matter.
When it comes to the quality, safety or regulation of bottled water, they can get the facts by simply visiting the Health Canada website (www.hc-sc.gc.ca).
There, they will also learn, given that BPA is not used in the production of plastic beverage containers, there is no leaching of plastic compounds into bottled water or development of related illnesses, as a result.
The plastic used to produce bottled water packaging is chiefly made from natural gas, not oil.
If the energy inputs (hydro, materials, etc.) were translated to oil equivalents, that would account for less than 2.5 per cent of the bottle's volume.
Recycled content, plant-based plastics and light-weighting are reducing that figure.
Recycling the bottle preserves 86 per cent of the energy content for use in other products and packaging.
There is no independent scientific study that supports the statement that it takes "up to 1,000 years" for a plastic beverage container to decompose.
Finally, Oakville did not create the Blue W movement.
Blue W is a program created by Guelph resident Evan Pilkington (www.bluew.org) and promoted by Nestlé Waters Canada, which encourages local restaurants to provide free tap water to those consumers who carry refillable water bottles with them — without the expectation they will be expected to patronize the eatery, in return.
- John B. Challinor II, director, corporate affairs, Nestlé Waters Canada


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Analyze configurations in which bouncing of the cylinders occurs in a flexographic printing press. Bouncing occurs when the cylinders lose contact with each other during the printing, resulting in unsatisfactory printing results.
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I had a problem with my well recently where the overload relay would trip at night. Some of you on here help me figure out that the control box was bad so I replaced it and added a CSV. Recently, it started tripping again. So I replaced the caps in the box just to be sure and called the well company since the pump is still under warranty. They came out today to look at it and I watched while they were able to make the relay trip. The pump pull 46 Amps and the relay tripped. They duplicated the failure a couple of times and told me that they thought the CSV was part of the problem. After I explained what I learned about the CSV from this forum and that I replaced the CSV after the tripping started, they seemed convinced that it had nothing to do with the CSV. They said it must be the pump and started looking into so I went back in the house. Then they called me outside and said they put a new box on it and the problem was solved. We tried to force a failure several more times and it didn't trip. So I told them leave it but if it trips again, I am not paying for the box and they agreed.
So, now I am trying to understand how it could be the box after I already replaced it and then replaced both caps for the heck of it. I have checked the caps with my DMM and they are good. I'm assuming the overload relay is working since it keeps tripping. So that basically leaves me with the wiring header or the relay. I'm excluding the header because it is just mechanical contacts so that leaves me with the relay. Does anyone know any possible way for the relay to cause the motor to pull 46 amps? Is there anything in the control box that can cause that???
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One time we were at the end of our vacation and only had a certain amount of cash left in our budget. We decided to stop at a Barnes and Noble. Wouldn't you know it, they were having a sale. We found our selves in a dilemma – buy books or go out to eat one last time. We realized that we could stop in a grocery store buy some bologna, bread, chips and fruit, and still have plenty left in our budget to buy the books we wanted. It was great – it was memorable – it became our family motto, "buy books – eat bologna". Now we could have ended our vacation with one more meal out, but would I be writing about that meal 8 years later? I don't think so. I also think I would have missed an important lesson. It is fun to be different, to go against the grain, to place priorities on things that last. So slow down, pack a picnic, take the road that goes through the pretty part of town, and for sure – buy the books and eat bologna!


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In order to get to the ABW printing mode, I need to have "Printer Manages Colors" selected for "Color Handeling". Then when I click on "Print Settings" I get the normal "Print" box that comes up where I have access to normal "Print Settings" options, one of which is "ABW" under "Print Mode". And this has been working fine. Then all of a sudden today, when I enable "Printer Manages Colors" and I click "Print Settings" nothing happens. No new dialog box opens to the "Print" options as it usual does. Nothing pops up. If I switch color handling back to "Photoshop Manages Colors" and click on the "Print Settings" the box opens up as normal… but now of course the ABW option is greyed out.
I tried reinstalling the printer driver (Epson 3880)… but it's not related to the driver since it happens on multiple printers (HP & Epson). This is a problem within Photoshop. To make sure I'm not crazy, I tried it on another computer and it works as expected.
What could have caused this and how do I fix it?
PS and OSX are on their current versions (12.0,.4 and 10.7.3 respectively)
Ok, this is crazy... So, I moved the image I wanted to print over to my laptop.
I opened it in Photoshop on my laptop... where I had JUST confirmed that everything worked... and now the same thing is happening on the laptop. So, I then switched to a different user on the laptop and opened Photoshop and was able to bring up the "Print Settings" box as normal. Then, I opened the image in this users Photoshop and IT STOPPED WORKING!
How is it possible that an image can effect this?
There is nothing special about this image... it is tiff generated by Aperture from an iPhone photo. There is nothing out of the ordinary.
And now, none of these instances of Photoshop will bring up the "Print Settings" box when color handeling is set to "Printer Manages Colors"... on ANY image. If I close out Photoshop, reboot my computer and relaunch Photoshop never even opening the image that started it, it no longer works.
Ok, so I deleted all the Adobe PS related files in the Library->Preferences folder. I reopend photoshop with another image and was able to get to the "Print Settings" box with "Printer Manage Color" enabled. I then opened the tif I was planning on printing and sure enough, it no longer works. So I delete the Adobe PS related files again. However, before I did this I flattened the tif and saved it as a jpg (using Save For Web). And now when I open that image I can get to the "Print Settings" box fine.
So, it looks like it was that tif that was causing the problem... but:
a. Why would it cause the problem since there is nothing (apparent) different than other images I've taken on the iPhone, processed in Aperture and then printed?
b. Why would it cause a problem so that Photoshop is effected even when that image isn't open?
c. Which preferences files exactly was the one that caused it (I deleted everything related to "Adobe" in the preferences folder... there are far too many to test one by one).
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Just to make sure, I opened another tif processed the same way in Aperture taken from the same iPhone and had no problem.
Nobody? This is completely normal?
go to System Preferences> Print & Fax and set your printer to be the Default printer. Then go back to Photoshop, File> Print, set "Printer Manages Colors" and Save. Then File> Print (again), select the correct printer and "Photoshop Manages Colors" — now Print Settings should be working correctly.
And, it always works when "Photoshop Manages Colors" is enabled.
Anyone else?
At the very least I'd like to know which file in Library->Preferences was the one that was causing it.
This just happened to me and I came here looking for answers. Not sure I want to delete all my PS preferences. The Print Settings dialog came up just fine the 1st time I printed this file - then I just wanted to print again after applying a curve to brighten it up a bit. Very frustrating.


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Can my iPhone overheat?
With temperatures consistently above 100 degrees outside, it's not hard to believe that humans aren't the only things overheating these days. Your smartphone is capable of overheating as well.
According to an email from Apple's iPhone public relations department, "if the interior temperature of the iPhone exceeds normal operating temperatures, you may experience the following as it attempts to regulate its temperature:
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I, along with several KVUE co-workers, have experienced this overheating personally. It is not fun – you cannot use her phone while the temperature warning is displayed, except to make an emergency call.
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║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
Tags: Auburn, Brandon Allen, Bulldogs Saturday, Gene Stallings, Mal Moore, Paul Bryant, Robert Johnson, Trey Burke
1. Kevin Scarbinsky on former Alabama A.D. Mal Moore, who died Saturday. "Moore will be linked forever with Paul Bryant in death as they were in life."
2. Former Alabama coach Gene Stallings knew Moore for 55 years. "I was extremely surprised when I found out that he passed away."
3. Vanderbilt's latest scrimmage shows the Commodores are committed to the Wildcat formation.
4. LSU defensive end Jordan Allen is back on the practice field after a knee injury against Washington cost him his sophomore season.
5. Injuries at Georgia – offensive lineman Austin Long out for the rest of the spring. Cornerback Sheldon Dawson likely out as well.
6. Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray on the Bulldogs Saturday scrimmage: "I thought we dominated the day."
7. Arkansas coach Bret Bielema on the Razorbacks Saturday scrimmage: "I was happy with the way they were hitting."
8. Looks like sophomore Brandon Allen has a slight edge on senior Brandon Mitchell for the Arkansas quarterback job.
9. Auburn quarterback Kiehl Frazier bulked up to 245 pounds last year. With the running game back in play, he's shed 10 pounds already on the way back down to his freshman weight of 220 pounds.
10. Likely top target this fall for Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell? Junior receiver Robert Johnson. "We actually played against each other in high school."
11. It's the one wide-open competition at Ole Miss this spring – tight end. Co-offensive coordinator Dan Werner: "We're just playing about eight of them right now, letting them battle it out to see who'll be the guy and right now nobody is separating themselves."
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12. Trey Burke's performance for Michigan Friday night was the first time a player had scored at least 20 points and 10 assists since Billy Donovan did it for Providence back in 1987.
13. Roster juggling at Tennessee or early NBA departures? Vols have ten returning scholarship players and four commitments. That's 14 with a 13-scholarship limit.
14. Rick Pitino and Mike Krzyzewski will face each other for the first time today since the immortal Christian Laettner shot.
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University of Colorado at Colorado Springs students Sara Sharples, right, Brandie Monroe, and Sarah Banse join UCCS teacher Eric Steen, left, as they rally outside the Leechpit Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012, to show their support for the vintage clothing and music store on Nevada Avenue in Colorado Springs. Colorado College, which owns the property, wants to shorten the store's lease. Photo by CHRISTIAN MURDOCK, THE GAZETTE