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Analyzes changes of product design to determine the effect on the end product design and function and determines and prepares documentation necessary for change. Coordinates with customers and manufacturers to determine a process for change reporting. Reviews released engineering change data and changes documenting activities to ensure adherence to configuration management procedures and policies. Typically requires at least a bachelor's degree in area of specialty and 2-5 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Works under general supervision. A certain degree of creativity and latitude is required. Typically reports to a supervisor.
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i am new on this board and a noob with hackintosh.
Now I got an installation from OS X Snow Leopard on my Lenovo R61. But I have no driver for the most thinks:
- keyboard and touchpad/Trackpoint don't work
- LAN and WLAN don't work
- sound card don't work
- graphics adapter don't work fast... (all effects are very slowly)
- Maybe I need a driver for my CPU, because I only see one CPU core
The specifications of my Lenovo laptop are:
- Series: Lenovo ThinkPad R61
- graphics adapter: nVidia Quadro NVS 140M
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 / 2.000 MHz
- RAM: 3 GB DDR2, 667 MHz
- display: 15,4"
- display resolution: WSXGA+ (1680 x 1050)
- graphics ram: 128 MB (mac os tells me only 32MB)
- Keyboard: german PC keyboard
- optical device: DVD-burner
- communication: WLAN Intel 802.11agn, Modem, Bluetooth, Ethernet LAN 10/100/1000
- fingerprinter
- PCMCIA-Slot
- SD-Card Slot
- Firewire 400
Has anybody instructions for me, so that I can use the most of this
Important are:
- LAN or WLAN - better both
- keyboard
- touchpad or trackball - better both
- graphiccard so that I have a normal running system (I don't need that to play games)
- both CPU cores
- SD card, bluetooth, firewire are nice futures, but I can live without that thinks if needed.
- fingerprint I think is not possible. But if I can use that so I will try of course
I hope anybody can help me. Maybe I have to install all new - thats no problem. And I can although download a new version of install dvd if needed.


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An alibi (for map object)
Let's say I have a set called domain D and a set called codomain C
D = {d}, C = {c}
I can now think of functions from the domain D to the codomain C. There is one.
d |– f –> c
Let's see how much trouble we can get this one into.
This one must have something to do with one element in both domain and codomain
1 ^ 1 = 1
expressed in terms of properties of the structures involved: domain set, codomain set, and the set of functions. How, then, are the structures-themselves (domain D, codomain C, functions f: D -> C) related?
Welcome to map object! (OK, this is how close we can let object get to map.)
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LINCOLN — Somewhere in the middle of the postgame mayhem and euphoria Saturday, it had to dawn on Nebraska offensive coordinator Tim Beck and his colleagues that there wasn't some kind of magical tape in the equipment room to hold together this Husker offense.
If it didn't occur to them then, it surely will this week as NU prepares for its trip to Michigan.
"We're a little bit of a M*A*S*H unit right now," NU offensive line coach John Garrison said. "We've got to figure out some things in the next couple days to get ready for Ann Arbor."
The Huskers started the game Saturday without Taylor Martinez, Spencer Long, Jamal Turner and Jake Long. They finished it without Kenny Bell and Jake Cotton, and for a few seconds had to hold their breath when Jeremiah Sirles was down in the final minutes.
So the offense that was loaded to start the season is now finding out just how fortunate it is to have that kind of depth.
"If you would have said at the beginning of the year you're going to be sitting here with one loss in the conference and all those guys aren't going to be playing when you go to Michigan … ?" Beck said. "You tell me how you would go. So I'm proud of the guys."
To be sure, the injury situation was a little easier to digest Saturday after the Huskers' improbable finish in the 27-24 win over Northwestern.
Injuries, no doubt, had at least something to do with the offense struggling for nearly the entire second half before Ron Kellogg led NU to midfield in the two-minute drill and then connected with Jordan Westerkamp on a tipped 49-yard touchdown pass as time expired.
"People just have to go play," backup center Mark Pelini said. "You've got to play for the guys that can't be out there."
Pelini likely will be the Huskers' starting center now with Cole Pensick moving to right guard. Mike Moudy, already replacing Spencer Long at right guard, returned to left guard after Jake Cotton suffered a sprained MCL in his right knee starting the third quarter.
The Jake Long hamstring injury has Nebraska relying on freshmen Cethan Carter and Sam Cotton at tight end. Bell (groin), Turner (calf) and Tyler Wullenwaber have been part of a run of injuries at receiver that have pushed underclassmen such as Westerkamp, Alonzo Moore and Sam Burtch into larger roles.
Tommy Armstrong and Kellogg have taken over at quarterback — with the exception of one game — since Martinez was sidelined after the loss to UCLA.
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"We're beat up, but we're gonna find a way," Garrison said. "There's no excuses."
That's why Garrison all but covered his eyes as Sirles was slow to get up after Northwestern intercepted an Armstrong pass and returned it to the NU 7-yard line with 2:25 left. How much could the Huskers take?
"I thought it was another one," Garrison said. "And that would completely change the game, because now you're short a tackle."
Sirles said he just tweaked a shoulder, and he was back for the final drive. I-back Ameer Abdullah got banged up last week but still came through with 24 carries Saturday. Receiver Quincy Enunwa had to walk off an awkward landing Saturday during a six-catch game.
"Nobody quit, even when guys were going down," Enunwa said. "We had about three or four guys go out, and people just kept going in and doing their job. It was great for the team."
Nebraska can continue its rotation at offensive tackle with Sirles, Andrew Rodriguez and Brent Qvale. It might have to look at playing Pensick, Moudy and Pelini full time at the inside spots unless coaches decide to use Ryne Reeves or Givens Price.
Receiver has to be the other concern.
"Now the depth is an issue," Beck said. "We had some guys toughen up and play with injuries. We had some guys out there playing hurt, and I'm proud of them."
It might become mandatory as Nebraska looks at four games over the next four weeks, including a pair of road trips. Just slap on some athletic tape and go.
"I think everyone knows what's in front of us," Pensick said.
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Kateřina Krásová is a new press contact for Plzeňský prazdroj
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Plzeň, September 2, 2013 – Kateřina Krásová has served as the new press contact for Plzeňský Prazdroj since the second half of August. She will be added to the Intercompany Relations and Communication department. Kateřina Krásová will be responsible for external communication, media relations, the company website and social media.
Kateřina Krásová is coming to Plzeňský Prazdroj from the same position in Mortgage Bank. Before that, she held the position of public relations manager in DIRECT Insurance Comp.
Kateřina Krásováhold holds a Magister title in Marketing Communications with a focus on Public Relations from the Financial and Administrative College in Prague. In her spare time, she likes to be active and travel.
"I am excited to be working for such an important beer brewing company as Plzeňský Prazdroj surely is, especially during a time when the beer market is developing dramatically and the company is bringing to consumers of the traditional beer brand many novelties and specials that make the beer category so much more attractive," she said.
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- With its total sale of nearly 9.9 million of hectolitres during the calendar year of 2012 (including licenced productions abroad) and with its export to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of the Czech beer.
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Following up on the last Roslyn preview way back in 2012, this week saw the availability of a new preview with a more complete compiler along with a few new language features for C# and VB. A lot of inspiration for these features seems to have come from the F# language.
The C# interactive shell from 2012 appears to be missing, perhaps ScriptCS is expected to fill this space, or you could just use F# interactive which already exists in Visual Studio.
On the language features side, C# 6 gets primary constructors for classes, heavily inspired by F#, and using static which brings parity with Java and VB.Net.
For me VB.Net gets the most interesting new feature in the form of Select Case TypeOf. which provides the first steps towards pattern matching.
Taking a hierarchy of shapes as an example:
Public MustInherit Class Shape
End Class
Public Class Rectangle
Inherits Shape
Public Property Width As Integer
Public Property Height As Integer
End Class
Public Class Circle
Inherits Shape
Public Property Radius As Integer
End Class
Sub Main()
Dim shape As Shape = New Rectangle With {.Width = 10, .Height = 10}
Select Case shape
Case r As Rectangle When r.Width = r.Height
Console.WriteLine("Square of {0}", r.Width)
Case r As Rectangle
Console.WriteLine("Rectangle of {0},{1}", r.Width, r.Height)
Case c As Circle
Console.WriteLine("Circle of {0}", c.Radius)
End Select
End Sub
The functionality is still quite limited and quite verbose in comparison to say F# or Scala, but I feel it's definitely an interesting development for VB.Net.
For comparison here's an equivalent F# version using discriminated unions:
type Shape =
| Rectangle of width:int * height:int
| Circle of radius:int
let shape = Rectangle(10,10)
match shape with
| Rectangle(w,h) when w=h -> printfn "Square %d" w
| Rectangle(w,h) -> printfn "Rectangle %d, %d" w h
| Circle(r) -> printfn "Circle %d" r
Pattern matching can be really useful when writing compilers, here's a simple expression tree evaluator in F#:
type Expression =
| Factor of value:int
| Add of lhs:Expression * rhs:Expression
let rec eval e =
match e with
| Factor(x) -> x
| Add(l,r) -> eval l + eval r
let onePlusOne = Add(Factor(1),Factor(1))
VB.Net vNext can approximate this, albeit in a rather more verbose way:
Public MustInherit Class Expression
End Class
Public Class Factor
Inherits Expression
Public Property Value As Integer
Sub New(x As Integer)
Value = x
End Sub
End Class
Public Class Op
Inherits Expression
Public Property Lhs As Expression
Public Property Rhs As Expression
End Class
Public Class Add
Inherits Op
End Class
Function Eval(e As Expression) As Integer
Select Case e
Case x As Factor
Return x.Value
Case op As Add
Return Eval(op.Lhs) + Eval(op.Rhs)
Case Else
Throw New InvalidOperationException
End Select
End Function
Sub Main()
Dim onePlusOne As Expression =
New Add With {.Lhs = New Factor(1), .Rhs = New Factor(1)}
End Sub
It will be interesting to see how VB.Net vNext develops. I think first-class support for tuples could be an interesting next step for the language.
Microsoft's Build 2014 conference is currently in full flow, one of the new products announced is Orleans, an Actor framework with a focus on Azure.
There's an MSDN blog article with some details, apparently it was used on Halo 4.
Demis Bellot of ServiceStack fame, tweeted his reaction:
.NET's actor model uses static factories, RPC Interfaces and code-gen client proxies for comms, WCF all over again: http://t.co/PyIq291Kvh — Demis Bellot (@demisbellot) April 3, 2014
.NET's actor model uses static factories, RPC Interfaces and code-gen client proxies for comms, WCF all over again: http://t.co/PyIq291Kvh
I retweeted, as it wasn't far off my initial impression and the next thing I know my phone is going crazy with replies and opinions from the .Net community and Microsoft employees. From what I can make out the .Net peeps weren't overly impressed, and the Microsoft peeps weren't overly impressed that they weren't overly impressed.
So what's the deal.
Erlang has distributed actors via OTP, this is the technology behind WhatsApp, recently acquired for $19BN!
The JVM has the ever popular Akka which is based heavily on Erlang and OTP.
An industrial strength distributed actor model for .Net should be a good thing. In fact Microsoft are currently also working on another actor framework called ActorFX,
The .Net open source community have projects in the pipeline too including:
There's also in-memory .Net actor implementations with F#'s MailboxProcessor and TPL Dataflow. Not to mention the departed Axum and Retlang projects.
From what I can tell, Orleans appears to be focused on Azure, making use of it's proprietary APIs, so there's probably still a big space for the community's open source projects to fill.
Like Demis I'm not a huge fan of WCF XML configuration and code generation. From the Orleans MSDN post, XML and code-gen seem to be front and centre.
You write an interface, derive from an interface, add attributes and then implement methods, which must return Task<T>. Then you do some XML configuration and Orleans does some code generation magic for hydration/dehydration of your objects (called grains).
Smells like teen spirit WCF, that is methods are king, although clearly I could be reading it wrong.
From my limited experience with actors in F# and Erlang, messages and message passing are king, with pattern matching baked into the languages to make things seamless.
Initial impressions are that Orleans is a long way from Erlang Kansas…
The Good Parts
Building a fault-tolerant enterprise distributed actor model for .Net is significant, and could keep people on the platform where they may have turned with Erik Meijer to the JVM, Scala and Akka otherwise.
Putting async front and centre is also significant as it simplifies the programming model.
C# 5's async is based on F#'s asynchronous workflows, which was originally developed to support actors via the MailBoxProcessor.
Underneath, Erlang's processes, F#'s async workflows and C#'s async/await are simply implementations of coroutines.
Coroutines are subroutines that allow multiple entry points for suspending and resuming execution at certain locations. They've been used in video games for as long as I can remember (which only goes back as far as the 80s).
Coroutines help make light work of implementing state machines and workflows.
In Erlang messages are typically described as named tuples (an atom is used as the name), and in F# discriminated unions are typically employed.
Orleans appears to use methods as the message type, where the method name is analogous to an Erlang atom name, or an F# union case name and the parameters are analogous to a tuple. So far so good.
Where they differ is that return values are first-class for methods, and return values feel more like an RPC approach. In fact this is the example given in the article:
public class HelloGrain : Orleans.GrainBase, IHello
Task<string> IHello.SayHelloAsync(string greeting)
return Task.FromResult("You said: '" + greeting + "', I say: Hello!");
Also current wisdom for C# async is to avoid async void... which is why I guess they've plumped for Task as the convention for methods with no return value.
.Net's built-in binary serialization is bottom of the league for size and performance, hopefully alternative serialization libraries like Google Protocol Buffers will be supported.
Judge for yourself
But these are just my initial impressions, try out the samples and judge for yourself.
A Programming Language (APL) was invented in the swinging 60s, first appearing in 1964. C#, an OOP language, first appeared in the year 2000, to coincide with Britney's Oops!… I did it again world tour.
Adding numbers
using System;
class Program
static void Main(string[] args)
Console.WriteLine(2 + 2);
Note: C# may get a REPL in Visual Studio when project Roslyn is finally released.
Math.Min(11, 20);
Math.Max(75.6, 87.3);
(new[] { 11, 28, 52, 14 })
.Select(x => Math.Min(x, 20));
Note: in C# math operations are preceded by Math and followed by dot.
Counting Costs
var costs =
new[] {10.4,11.5,10.8,24,16.9};
Computing Costs
Price ← 5.2 11.5 3.6 4 8.45
Qty ← 2 1 3 6 2
Costs ← Price × Qty
var prices =
new[] {5.2,11.5,3.6,4,8.45};
var qtys =
new[] {2,1,3,6,2};
var costs =
.Zip(qtys, (price, qty) =>
new {Price=price, Qty=qty})
.Select(pair =>
pair.Price * pair.Qty);
C# has the clear lead on the number of characters to express problems. That said if you're not paid by the number of characters you write you may want to Try APL.
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SA couple troubled by Russian orphan adoption ban
Troy, Stephanie Cole adopted 2-year-old son Artem
When Russian leaders recently imposed a ban on the adoption of Russian orphans by Americans, Troy and Stephanie Cole did the only thing they knew to do to help. They prayed.
"These kids need some sort of hope," Stephanie Cole said. "I don't know what the answer is, but I know prayer works, and that is what I am going to do."
In September, the Coles returned from Russia with their adopted 2-year-old son, Artem. His brother and sister remain in the orphanage northeast of Moscow.
Last week, Russian officials announced they will not allow anymore adoptions by Americans.
The ban is believed to be in response to an effort by the United States to punish Russian for human rights violations.
The Coles said the ban unfairly punishes the orphans and uses them as political pawns.
"They're depriving them of a better life, based on using them as leverage," said Troy Cole.
The Coles, who have four biological children, made three trips to Russia during their 18-month adoption procedure.
"Not only do you develop a bond with the child that you're adopting, with three trips we created bonds with the other kids as well," Troy Cole said.
Often, the children the Russians allow to be adopted are what they consider "special needs" children, though the Coles say that doesn't appear to be the case with Artem. The Coles said Artem is adapting easily to his new family and is learning the English language quickly.
In their visits to Russia, the Coles have developed a heart for the children still in that country.
"By banning us from adopting more children, they're basically giving the children no hope because the Russians don't want them," Stephanie Cole said.
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The popularity of draught Birell is rising - Czechs like to drink it mostly with lunch (Translation)
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Prague, May 26, 2010 - According to the newest data, the number of commercial establishments offering draught Birell has increased by 5.6% even off the beer season. Czechs found out that Birell is a great beverage not only for drivers but even for lunch - it refreshes, it doesn't make you feel slow and tired, and thanks to its ingredients, it helps digestion. Plus it also has half the calories of sweetened sodas or juices.
Demand for Birell as a drink with meals increases every year - and mainly for draught Birell. While during the last four years Birell in cans has been offered steadily by roughly 65% of cafeterias and by the same percentage of pubs and bars, the number of draught Birells has been increasing and quite dramatically. From 8% of cafeterias in 2006, through 14% in 2007 and 17% in 2008, in 2009 draught Birell got to 23% of cafeterias. In the case of pubs, the increase is similarly interesting: in 2006 draught Birell was being sold at 15% of pubs, while last year it was already at 40%.
Draught Birell being offered on menus has been increasing not only in cafeterias and pubs, but also overall. Last year from January till April it increased semi-annually by 5.6%. During this time, draught Birell was offered on average by 1,536 commercial establishments in total, which is 5.6% more than at the same time last year. Another significant increase of draught Birell can be expected during beer season, which is July and August, when this number has exceeded two thousand commercial establishments during recent years. "The biggest meal of the day - lunch - has a slowing effect on many people, and that's the reason why Birell is so popular as a beverage with lunch - it's number one on the Czech market of non-alcoholic beers, which reduce this uncomfortable effect. Birell doesn't just taste like a classic beer, it also refreshes, and thanks to its ingredients it contributes to better digestion," says brand manager Martina Kuncová, naming the consumption benefits of Birell with the noon meal.
Czechs are the second in the world in drinking non-alcoholic beer. The main credit belongs to the number one on the Czech market - the non-alcoholic beer Birell. And considering the increase in popularity of draught non-alcoholic beer and hence also the number of commercial establishments which offer this beer, it seems that we will soon be achieving the top position.
Draught Birell has been added to menus since 1999. The biggest increase of commercial establishments offering draught Birell was in 2006 and 2007 when their number more than doubled (in 2006, an increase of 126%, in 2007, an increase of 207%).
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Cuba's Future: An Interview with Julia Sweig
A top policy analyst in Washington talks about Cuba today, a post-Fidel Castro regime, key players on the U.S. side and new ideas for changes in America's approach toward its island neighbor
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Julia Sweig is simply in the right place at the right time. She has devoted parts of her career to understanding and writing about Cuba, a natural extension of her interest in how Latin Americans deal with American power. In the 1980's she took American human rights experts into Cuban prisons. In the 1990s she became the only American scholar with access to Fidel Castro's presidential archive. Since 2000 she has taken the likes of David Rockefeller and Blackstone's Pete Peterson to meet with Cuba's leadership, including Fidel Castro.
When President Castro fell ill last summer, her knowledge of Cuban society and her contacts with the country's top government officials made her an indispensable source about what the consequences might be for both Cuba and the United States. Sweig is the Nelson and David Rockefeller Senior Fellow for Latin America Studies and the director of Latin America Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. She was born in Chicago, graduated from the University of California-Santa Cruz and earned her Masters and PhD at the School for Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins.
She is the author of Inside the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro and the Urban Underground, and Friendly Fire: Losing Friends and Making Enemies in the Anti-American Century. She authored a piece in the January/February 2007 issue of Foreign Affairs titled Fidel's Final Victory about the impending transition in Cuba in the wake of Castro's illness. She sat down with Cigar Aficionado's executive editor, Gordon Mott, in Washington earlier this year to discuss the current conditions in Cuba and the state of U.S.-Cuba relations.
Cigar Aficionado: Has there been a transfer of power inside the Cuban government since President Fidel Castro became sick last July?
Sweig: Yes. In fact, it started before Fidel's illness was even announced. But from the summer of 2006 to now, that transition is well under way.
Going back to before his illness, really over the last 10 or 15 years since the collapse of the Soviet bloc, Fidel has been repopulating the bureaucracy with a second and third and now fourth generation of officials. That's happened in all Cuban institutions. Not necessarily in the top leadership positions, but in the workaday ranks of the bureaucracy. It was at least 10 years ago that the original revolutionary barbudos [the bearded ones] were sent to pasture and young people were brought in to all levels of government.
By the time you get to his illness in 2006, within the politburo, within the national assembly, within the counsel of ministers and within the Communist Party, you have these second, third and fourth generations running the country. That list includes Raúl Castro, but there were a number of newer people too.
When provisional power was transferred to half a dozen colleagues, half of them were old school who had been with Raúl and Fidel in the mountains in the 1950s and the other half [were those] who really cut their professional and political teeth in the 1990s. That's why, at the leadership level, the process of training and running the country post-Fidel had already begun. The government was able to simply continue the status quo with what these people had learned to do under Fidel and now are doing without him.
CA: What does that mean for the Cuban people?
Sweig: The conventional wisdom has always been that Cuba was a house of cards that was based on the charisma and repression of Fidel and Raúl, and that those qualities were what kept things in place. When [Fidel] goes, the theory went, the whole thing blows.
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Light-But-Hearty Tuna Casserole Recipe
- 3 cups uncooked yolk-free noodles
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup fat-free milk
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1 jar (6 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 can (5 ounces) albacore white tuna in water
- 1/4 cup chopped roasted sweet red pepper
- 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1/2 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Cook noodles according to package directions.
- In a large bowl, combine the soup, milk, mayonnaise and mustard. Stir in the mushrooms, tuna and red pepper. Drain noodles; add to soup mixture and stir until blended. Transfer to an 8-in. square baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Combine topping ingredients; sprinkle over casserole. Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 4 servings.
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I used a large can of tuna and fresh mushrooms plus a whole jar of sweet red peppers. It was very good.
I have been weary to try some of the recipes on this sight because I think the pictures could be alot better...more appealable, but I saw the reviews on this one and decided to try it. I did not use the peppers because I knew my kids would complain and I also left out the mushrooms because I think the soup gives it enough. I used 1% milk and doubled the recipe using one can of reduced fat soup and one regular can, real mayo, and I added a small can of peas. I have to say that I have made a million tuna casserole recipes and even have one of my own that I pride myself on, but this one is the BEST I have had. I made two 8in pans because I thought it would not be enough, but it was hearty and delicious and the kids LOVED it! It comes out moist and creamy...very impressive. We have a pan left over and it is calling to me. This one is a keeper. Thank you!
Loved the red peppers and onions! This was amazing, my boyfriend and roommate loved it as did I. I wish I made more. I added a little bit of cheddar cheese to the top, it probably would have been delicious either way though.
Very good casserole. I wanted to make this for dinner, but didn't have any cream of mushroom soup. I used what I had in the pantry which was cream of onion. Great taste. Will try with cream of mushroom too.
Used 2 cans of tuna instead of 1, as I like more fish. Used 1/3 c each of red, green, yellow, and orange peppers plus 1 slice red onion chopped. Added these to boiling pasta 2 mins before it was done, as I like peppers a little more done. Used spiral pasta as I did not have any yolk free noodles. Also added 2 tbls. of sour cream and eliminated the topping. It was very good and will make again.
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Anderson was 8-of-12 from the field and finished with a game-high 16 points. She proved to be a reliable scorer on the block and she also rebounded well, pulling down nine boards. Additionally, she had five steals and three blocks.
Owens hit on 5 of 11 shots from the floor, including two 3-pointers and she contributed 14 points to the winning cause.
The Cougars went on an 11-2 run to open the game and kept the lead in their grasp the rest of the way. The visiting Panthers never had a lead.
North Valleys made things difficult for itself by turning the ball over and missing shots. The closest it came to tying the game in the first half was five points at the end of the first quarter. The Panthers had 15 first-half turnovers and finished with 22. North Valleys finished 16-of-43 shooting from the floor (37 percent).
The Panthers went on an 8-0 run beginning with two minutes left in the second quarter on a jumper by Hannah Woytek. Spanish Springs led 27-15 when the NVHS run started. The modest spurt ended when Owens drained a 3-pointer with four minutes to go in the third.
Woytek led North Valleys in scoring with 14 points. Monserrat Quinonez followed with 13 points.
North Valleys got as close as five again early in the fourth quarter, but Spanish Springs pushed the advantage back to as much as 13, 49-36, before settling for the nine-point win.
"This was a big win for us," Spanish Springs coach Christine Eckles said. "We lost a tough one at their place at the end of last season. Our returners remembered that so we had a lot of energy … You have to be happy about any league win you get so we'll take it and get back to work."
Spanish Springs improved to 8-8 overall and 2-4 in league play. The Cougars' next game is on the road Tuesday against perennial Northern 4A power Reno at 6 p.m.


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Horse owners, care takers and pre-veterinary students will learn about the most serious infectious diseases that can affect their animals and what can be done to improve biosecurity and prevent disease outbreaks on the farm at the Horse Health Education Conference on Saturday, November 17th at the Pineland Equestrian Center in New Gloucester. This program is for horse owners, prospective pre-veterinary students, 4-H & Pony Club leaders & older youth, boarding farm owners & operators, horse business owners, horse trainers, farriers, auction houses, fair superintendents and others from New England who are interested in learning more about infectious diseases of horses.
The featured speaker is Dr. Mary Rose Paradis, Large Animal Medicine, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts University, New Grafton, MA. This conference is hosted by the University of Maine School of Food & Agriculture, Animal & Veterinary Sciences; University of Maine Cooperative Extension; Pineland Farms; Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University; and Laboratory for the Expansion of Animal Disease Surveillance (LEADS).
The program includes a review of infectious diseases in Maine, vaccinations and diagnostic tests. Respiratory bacterial infections such as strangles, Rhodococcus equi and also respiratory viral infections such as equine herpes virus & influenza will be discussed. An important emphasis will focus on preventing infectious disease by using biosecurity measures on the farm.
Following the presentations a panel of local veterinarians will be available for an "Ask the Vet" panel discussion. An exciting addition will be a dressage demonstration, offered by Pineland Farms.
Cost is $15 for adult & $10 for students for early registrations received by November 9th (a limited number of scholarships are available, please contact us.) Late and walk-in registrations are $25 for adults and $20 for students. To register send check for registration (made out to UMaine Extension) and your name, address, phone, and email to Melissa Libby, 134 Hitchner Hall, UMaine Extension, Orono, ME 04469-5735, 207-581-2788 in Maine 1-800-287-7170 or email@example.com. Or register online at http://bit.ly/ROVdNF. Bring your own lunch or purchase lunch ticket at registration desk.
Vendors from the horse industry are invited to apply for a vendor space ($100 for approximately a 10′ X 10′ space) at the Trade Show. Space is limited. Vendor applications to Melissa Libby, 134 Hitchner Hall, UMaine Extension, Orono, ME 04469-5735, 207-581-2788 in Maine 1-800-287-7170 or email@example.com.
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Amylin, Eli Lilly and Alkermes announced results from the DURATION-1 trial, a 30-week study that compared the efficacy of exenatide once weekly, a long-acting release formulation of exenatide, to BYETTA(R) (exenatide) injection.
Type 2 diabetes patients treated with exenatide once weekly, showed statistically significant improvements in A1C (-1.9) and FPG (-42) from baseline and compared with BYETTA (-1.5%+/-0.08, A1C and -25+/-3 mg/dL, FPG). Patients in both treatment groups also reported significant weight loss (average of 8 pounds) and 77 percent of patients treated with exenatide once weekly achieved an A1C of 7 percent or less.
BYETTA is indicated as adjunctive therapy to improve glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus who are taking metformin, a sulfonylurea, a thiazolidinedione, a combination of metformin and a sulfonylurea, or a combination of metformin and a thiazolidinedione but have not achieved adequate glycemic control.
"We know that a substantial number of type 2 diabetes patients are overweight, and conventional diabetes therapies, while controlling blood glucose, may have little or no beneficial impact on body weight. Importantly, the DURATION-1 results suggested the significant, beneficial impact of continuous levels of exenatide once weekly on glycemic control, and additionally, weight loss," said Daniel J. Drucker, M.D., Professor in the Division of Endocrinology, Department of Medicine, of Toronto, Director of the Banting and Best Diabetes Centre.
The DURATION-1 study was a 30-week, study of 295 patients with type 2 diabetes who were treated with exenatide once weekly 2.0 mg or BYETTA twice daily as outlined in the approved label subcutaneously. Patients in both groups who completed the randomized portion of the study continued in an open-ended portion of the study to receive exenatide once weekly. Patients in both treatment arms showed improvements in A1C from baseline. In addition, treatment with exenatide once weekly resulted in statistically significant reductions in A1C from baseline of 1.9% compared to BYETTA twice daily of 1.5%
Seventy-seven percent of patients treated with exenatide once weekly achieved an A1C of 7 percent or less versus 61 percent for BYETTA. For patients entering the study with a baseline A1C of 9 percent or greater, at endpoint, 29 percent of patients treated with exenatide once weekly achieved A1C levels of 6.5 percent or less versus 13 percent for BYETTA. Both BYETTA and exenatide once weekly treatment groups showed significant glycemic improvements irrespective of baseline A1C.
Treatment with exenatide once weekly also resulted in significant lowering of FPG concentrations vs. BYETTA. Unlike the weight gain that is commonly associated with insulin therapy and many oral diabetes medications, both BYETTA and exenatide once weekly were associated with an average weight loss of 8 pounds.
In addition to weight loss, patients treated with exenatide once weekly experienced the positive effects on several cardiovascular risk factors. Exenatide once weekly uses a proprietary technology for long-acting medications developed by Alkermes. The technology encapsulates active medication into polymer-based microspheres that are injected into the body where they degrade slowly, gradually releasing the drug in a controlled manner to provide continuous therapeutic exenatide concentrations.
Exenatide once weekly was well tolerated with nearly 90 percent of patients completing 30 weeks of treatment. There were no major hypoglycemia events regardless of background therapy.
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I don't usually follow back. That doesn't mean I don't love you or keep track of your awesomeness!
Fandoms include: Tolkien Legendarium, Adventure Time, Supernatural, Star Trek, Sherlock, Firefly, Pokémon, Legend of Zelda, Harry Potter, Pacific Rim, the Marvel universe, and like a shit tonne of other stuff.
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But if someone says "en garde!" and waves a foil repeatedly in my general direction...
But do feel free to poke anyone who has made that argument and then turns around and moans that Kwan doesn't have an Olympic gold. I'll even help you.
Trolling dates all the way back to 397 B.C. - People began following Plato around and would make fart noises after everything he said.
It's no accident that "The Winner Takes It All" is one of my favourite songs.
If we are talking about a placing table rather than a medal one most of the ones I've seen include the results for the Top 8 in each event. You get a certificate if you finish in the first 8 at the Olympics.
To think that fun is simple fun, while earnest things are earnest, proves all too plain that neither one thou truthfully discernest.
At least one study has shown that bronze medalists tend to be happier with their medalss than silver medalists, so maybe we should count bronze medals as more valuable - at least if we want to measure a country's happiness with its results.
"The Devil is joining in, and that's never a good sign." Phil Liggett
I thought about this thread yesterday while I was at work. I can't access FSU from my work desktop (stupid internet restrictions). However, for some reason, my 60 minutes quota time for internet surfing doesn't restrict The Guardian's London Olympics section (shocking because it blocks The Telegraph, Yahoo!Sports and pretty much any other site that's sports-related). Nevertheless, while the swimming was going on and the USA was overtaking China in the gold medal and overall medal tally, a funny thing happened on The Guardian's live blog pages. The medal tables on those pages (but not their actual medal tally page) shot GBR all the way up to 4th in the standings, ahead of Japan and South Korea even though they had less golds than KOR. Why? GBR had more medals total.
Sooooooooo... Accuse us rude 'merikans of showing the medal tally in a way that is most beneficial to our national psyche all you like. At least some Brits do the same thing!
Future FSUer to me before Gedevanishvili's SA 2010 SP - "Aunt Karen, what is she wearing?"
Poor Russia and their twelve silvers.
And, since we're discussing state standings... Oregon can take credit for 1-2 in the Men's 10K, right? Mo does train here in Portland, with Galen.
Future FSUer to me before Gedevanishvili's SA 2010 SP - "Aunt Karen, what is she wearing?"
A lot of the medal tables online now do have a function where you can list by total medals. In fact I think the official site in Beijing checked your ip and displayed the medal table according to which way was standard for your country (ie US/Canada way or the rest of the world way).
Do you have a link to the Guardian one?
To think that fun is simple fun, while earnest things are earnest, proves all too plain that neither one thou truthfully discernest.
Trying to be a bit serious here for just a few seconds ... and showing my age but ...
didn't they "award" points for the top 10 finishers in each discipline/medal? I don't remember how the points were awarded but rankings were done according to the points totals and not by how many gold medals you won or your total medal count. I think it was back in the days when both the winter and summer Olympics were held in the same "year". Does anyone else remember anything along those lines or was it something that we only counted her in Canada? If anyone recalls such, I'd be interested.
OK, back to the regular bickering which I'm enjoying. Since my country is the 2nd largest country in the world in size but waaaaaaay down in population and medal standings, I will remain neutral. Bicker on!
Crazy about sports!
on my local news, they are doing a bit about the medals. they are saying that if you consider # of medals per population size, GB is in the lead. go host nation!
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
CTV and CBC are both reporting it by total medalists. The Globe and Mail and The National Post are reporting it by most golds. I'd be curious about that division elsewhere.
I'm liking this link
Also, seems like Denmark is having the best Olympics since 1948 O.o. Apparently London is good for us
actually the medals per GDP is interesting too - guess richer countries should have better money to train their athletes.
Poor India - no matter how you slice and dice it, they are in the bottom .
I think we need a medal table that includes every athlete's "backstory" along with every medal counted - you know, you put your mouse over the number and they all show up in a pulldown menu. So that we can really decide how much value we personally attribute to each medal, maybe with some accompanying video and a link to the athlete's twitter handle. Like a table of NBC fluff stories for each athlete.
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I've been gone for three days and no one has updated the stats for U.S. states?! Well, phoo.
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Reuters - Stimulus reaching U.S. states faster than expected-GAO
The U.S. government is sending stimulus money to states faster than it anticipated, defying some claims that it is not acting quickly enough…
The Government Accountability Office report, obtained by Reuters late on Tuesday, says that states and localities are to receive $49 billion from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in fiscal year 2009.
In the four months since the stimulus was passed, the federal government has already paid out 60 percent of that, or $29 billion.
…As states' revenues drop and their spending needs rise, the stimulus has helped them close budget gaps for fiscal years 2009 and 2010, the GAO found. Many of the states the GAO surveyed 'reported they would have had to make further cuts to services and programs without... Recovery Act funds." [Read More]
Reuters - Obama ready to do more to stem job losses: official
The stimulus plan enacted in February is slowing 'the economic freefall' in the United States, but the federal government stands ready to act further to end the country's job losses, a member of President Barack Obama's budget office will tell Congress on Wednesday.
'The President is not satisfied -- and will not be satisfied -- until we are adding jobs again, providing Americans with the dignity of a job and a dependable income,' Robert Nabors, deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget, says in prepared testimony obtained by Reuters.
'That's why we will continue to do whatever is necessary to put Americans back to work,' Nabors adds. [Read More]
The Fairfax County Times (Virginia) - Connolly site maps stimulus spending
U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Dist. 11) has placed an interactive map on his official Web site where constituents in Virginia's 11th District can view the funding flowing into the district as a result of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and other legislation.
Currently, the map shows $407 million in federal funding. Money for the district includes: more than $170 million for education and schools; more than $180 million for roads, rail and other transportation improvements; more than $15 million for housing programs; more than $2 million for public safety; $12.8 million for energy efficiency and conservation programs; $1.75 million for health and human services; and other funding for VRE locomotives, buses, dam rehabilitation to prevent flooding, workforce training, and other infrastructure improvements. [Read More]
Cam Verde Bugle (Arizona) - Federal stimulus funds to support new clinic in Cottonwood
A new 6,500-square-foot Community Health Services clinic is coming to Cottonwood, thanks, in part, to a federal stimulus grant.
Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick said, 'Rural Arizonans are being underserved by our current health care system and this sort of investment helps us reduce our costs and improve our quality of care.'
Kirkpatrick announced Monday that the Yavapai County facility would receive $585,160 in stimulus funds. That will be matched with the same amount from each of the other two partners, equaling $1.7 million for the construction. [Read More]
KUSA-TV (Colorado) Summer stimulus creates jobs for disadvantaged youths
…The multi-billion dollar stimulus is also going to put an estimated 1 million disadvantaged youths to work.
Of the $1.2 billion dedicated for the summer work program, Colorado will get more than $11 million to put youths - up to age 24 - to work. [Read More]
Charlotte Sun (Florida) - Federal Funds Offer Job Training
Anxiety is a word 37-year-old Amy Skerlec has come to know all too well, especially during the past two years.
But in May, a light at the end of the tunnel appeared.
A financial assistance employee told Skerlec about a new program called Rapid Recovery, which is being offered through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Through the program, displaced and underemployed workers can go back to school for training in areas of great need, including health care, business, technology, public service and education. If accepted, a person could have their tuition, books, lab fees and required uniforms paid for during the duration of a program. [Read More]
The Telegraph (Georgia) - Ask the CPAs: Stimulus bill provides tax breaks for many people
QUESTION: I have been hearing a lot about new tax breaks from almost all my friends and neighbors. Since what I have heard seems almost too good to be true, I wanted to ask the CPAs to be sure I get the facts straight. Please tell me about these new tax breaks so I can jump on them.
ANSWER: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, generally known as the "stimulus bill," provides many new tax breaks as well as significant enhancements to existing deductions and credits. The stimulus bill and other recent legislation have resulted in more than five hundred tax law changes giving taxpayers an unprecedented opportunity to improve their life, take care of their family and reduce their income taxes at the same time. [Read More]
Radio Iowa - State receives $32 million in federal weatherization money
The state has received another big chunk of federal economic recovery funds to help expand the program that improves the energy efficiency of the homes of low-income Iowans. Jim Newton oversees the weatherization program, and says the federal money will dramatically increase the number of homes involved.
Newton says they normally do about 2,000 homes a year, and with these funds they'll do over 7,200 homes in a two-and-a-half year period.
The state will receive another $40-million for the program once the state shows it has met federal guidelines. The program is available to families making up to 200% of the federal poverty level, or about $44,000 a year for a family of four. [Read More]
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- The Coloradan (Colorado) - Federal recovery act-funded construction set to begin on I-25 near Windsor
- The Chillicothe Gazette (Ohio) - Stimulus money to help fix, replace septic tanks
- Adrian Daily Telegram (Oregon) - Onsted receives stimulus grant to enhance water system
- WDBJ-7 (Virginia) - Impact of weatherization program hitting home
- The Daily Inter Lake (Montana) - Millions in stimulus money to schools


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