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Shares of electric car maker Tesla Motors (TSLA) are up $1.94 cents, or 6.5%, at $32 in late trading after the company this afternoon reported Q1 revenue below expectations and a deeper-than-expected net loss per share, but said production of its key auto model was proceeding faster than expected, and raised its year revenue outlook.
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Inspiration Point Trail is a 2.1 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Los Angeles, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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The Inspiration Loop Trail provides a great opportunity to leave the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles and quickly escape into the Santa Monica Mountains. Thanks to the generous gift of Betty Rogers we can learn about the importance of Will Rogers and share his love of nature and mankind. In addition to touring the historic Ranch House and learning why Will is regarded as one of the preeminent Americans of the 20th century, we can also experience the reason he chose to live in these gorgeous rambling mountains. Experience multiple unique vistas of the Los Angeles basin and Santa Monica Bay with clear day views of Catalina, Saddleback Peak, and Chino Hills. Connect to the Backbone Trail in Topanga State Park and get still better views and more exercise. The route taken includes two side trips to Inspiration Point and a portion of the Backbone Trail as far as the Chicken Ridge Bridge. The loop was a favorite of Will's and the visiting elite of early Hollywood. Will's Ranch became his refuge where he relaxed with family and friends while pursuing his favorite pastimes of riding and roping. When Will died in1935 in a tragic plane crash, the ranch consisted of a 31-room ranch house, stable, corrals, a riding ring, roping arena, a polo field, a small golf course, and several hiking/riding trails through the property. In 1944 Betty Rogers deeded the Ranch to California State Parks as a living memorial to Will and his tireless efforts in healing the hearts of a broken nation and eliminating suffering. Ranch House Tours: Tours of the Ranch House are offered Thursdays and Fridays, at 11 am, 1 pm, and 2 pm. Ranch House tours on Saturday and Sunday are given on the hour from 10 am to 4pm. You do not need a reservation to take a tour unless you have a group of 15 or more. School group and special group tours are available Thursdays and Fridays at 10 am. For more information contact the Park Interpretive Staff at (310) 454-8212, ext. 103. Equestrian Activities: The Will Rogers Polo Club plays polo each weekend from April to October. Riding lessons are available Monday through Saturday. See visit the park's destination page on this app for more information. Equestrians are welcome to bring their horses into the park for day-use, to enjoy the riding and roping arena, Sarah's Point, and the Inspiration Point Trail. On site is Will Rogers Trail Rides providing horse rental and guided trail rides on the trails of Will Rogers SHP. Guided trail rides are available every day except Mondays. Rides can be booked Tuesday through Fridays as can a private guided ride. Call (310) 662-3707 or go online at http://www.willrogerstrailrides.com for information. Hiking Trails: A moderate 2-mile loop trail to Inspiration Point Mre adventurous hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians can travel the Backbone Trail deeper into the Santa Monica Mountains, which can take you through Topanga SP and as far as Point Mugu. Ranch Tours: The Park Interpretive Staff offers tours of the ranch house and grounds. However, you and your family can enjoy many features of the park on your own. Visit the park's destination page with links to the official web page to download the Self-Guided Ranch Tour Card. Visitor Center: The visitor center is open daily 8:30AM to 4:30PM.. Picnic Area Located at the far end of the main parking lot, tables and BBQ grills are provided. Reservations are required when group size is 25 or more. Call (310) 454-8212 Ext.106 for reservation information. Wi-Fi Service: Will Rogers State Historic Park offers AT&T Wi-Fi Service. Access to the service is within a 250 foot range of the Ranger Station within in the Park.
Just to clarify, this is not the trail that leads up to the telescopes. That one is also called Inspiration Point but it's via the Sam Merrill trail located in Altadena. That hike is 9.1 - 12 miles depending where you start.
The pictures uploaded were a bit misleading, so just FYI...
love it! Started at the bottom hit Echo mountain first which is on the way then inspiration what a awesome workout 11 miles total.
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While body chemistry varies, a 180-pound (81.6 kg) male will typically hit 0.08 after four "drinks" (12 oz. domestic beers) over an hour,
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Anyone tried this?
Anyone tried this?
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It looks like fish oil repackaged and deodorized so they can sell it for more money. I used to give Willow fish oil she like the taste of it so she would pop the capsule in her mouth and then smack her lips.
HRCH Dallys Wild Willow SH Born 11-06-97 Left Us 1-30-12 will always be in my thoughts RIP Willow
For you or the dog? Might be nice to get rid of the fish burp Haven't tried it but went to a seminar the other day put on by nutra-max basically titled " how to choose supplements, buyer beware". Still as supplement companies go nutra-max is a good choice as they actually do independent research studies on the effectiveness, absorption, the advertised amount of active ingredient is actually in bottle etc. Compared to most supplement companies who are a little "fishy" in the proof department. If it get rid of the fish odor I'd be for it, but it would have to get rid of it, and you won't know that until you try it.
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Travis Wood was pulled.............didn't seem to be of ineffectiveness, hopefully something minor.
Travis Wood was pulled.............didn't seem to be of ineffectiveness, hopefully something minor.
Devin Mesoraco went 2-for-3 with two singles and a HBP today as the GCL Reds lost 6-2. Mesoraco is hitting .333/.412/.367 through 34 plate appearances with three walks and only two strikeouts.
Pedro Viola: 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K as he continues his dominance of the FSL. He's now thrown 10.2 innings of scoreless baseball with 15 strikeouts since his promotion to the Sarasota Reds.
Travis Wood: 3 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K
Louisville Won 4-3
- Machado: 2-2, RBI, 2 BB, 2 R
- Janish: 0-4
- Dickerson: 1-3, R, 2 K
- Hanigan: 0-3, K
- Ramirez: 5.1 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 1 BB, 5 K
- Medlock: 1.1 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K
- Santos: 1 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K
- Majewski: 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
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- Valaika: 0-4, K (.050 A+ BA)
- Symanski: 0-4, 3 K
- Wood: 3 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K
- Pauly: 2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K
- Viola: 1.2 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 K
Dayton Lost 7-5
- Heisey: 1-5
- Turner: 4-5, HR, 2B, RBI, R
- Kainer: 2-4, HR, RBI, 2 R, K
- Cozart: 1-4, 2B, 2 RBI, K
- Webb: 4.2 IP, 6 H, 5 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
- Tabor: 3 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 2 K
Billings Lost 13-1
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- Menchaca: 0-3, 2 K
- Waring: 0-3, 2 K
- McKennon: 1-3, 2B, R
- Bowman; .1 IP, 3 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 1 K
GCL Reds Lost 6-2
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- Moreta: 0-2, BB, K
- Soto: 0-4, K, R
- Mesoraco: 2-3, R
- Otterness: 4 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 3 BB, 3 K
- Fiebeg: 1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB
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Wow, Valaika is really struggling. Maybe that's why they aren't promoting Turner? That's about the only reason I can think of...
Go BLUE!!!
Turner's numbers suggest he would be more successfull than the overvalued Valaika.
Problem with Valaika is he's not overly fast, not really a power hitter, doesn't walk alot, and probably doesn't have the range to play SS at a high level.
He's just kind of a tweener who doesn't have a talent that sticks out at you. I don't know how much different Turner is either.
Kind of like Dustin Pedroia, he just gets hits.
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Valaika is just a year younger and hit .324/.387/.520 with a 61/24 K/BB ratio in rookie ball. This year in A+, he hit .307/.353/.493 with 17 BB to 72 K in 300 AB. That low IsoOBP is sort of scary unless he's got Howie Kendrick type contact ability. Striking out that much in rookie ball after a 3 year college career is sort of unnerving as well. Based on the walk totals, it's not like he's simply working deep counts. I wonder what his BABIP looks like. The IsoSLG is quite nice from a middle infielder.
He is most definitely NOT like Dustin Pedroia though. Looks like more like a Brandon Phillips without the speed. Not a guy who profiles well at a corner position unless that power continues to grow.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
I just meant that he doesnt really have many, if any "tools", but he just continues to get hits.
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TUPELO – The founder of one of today's most successful high-end clothing lines stopped in Tupelo on Friday to honor his first customer.
Chris Knott, who launched Peter Millar in 2001 with a small collection of cashmere sweaters, sold his first order to MLM Clothiers' Jimmy Long. Eleven years later, Peter Millar is a multimillion-dollar company with luxury apparel sold nationwide.
"Jimmy gave me my start," Knott said while visiting MLM.
The store held a reception that morning for Knott during which he received a key to the city from City Council President Fred Pitts.
"With him writing the first order, others said, 'OK, I'll give it a try, too,'" Knott said. "That gets it out of the gate."
Long purchased one dozen raspberry cable crew-neck cashmere sweaters, which he then sold in his downtown Tupelo store. After customers snapped them up, he ordered more. Peter Millar eventually grew to include summer shirts, trousers, jackets, ties, outerwear, shoes and socks – much of which MLM now carries.
Knott put Long and MLM co-owner Joe Yarber on his advisory board to help guide the company's growth and style.
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Peter Millar's collection features colorful clothing appropriate for any setting – casual to dressy – and has a timeless, cross-generational appeal. Knott said he sees 18-year-olds wear the same clothes as their grandfathers.
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"G.I. Joe: Retaliation" handily won the weekend with a three-day gross of $41.2 million and a four-day take of $51.7 million, according to an estimate from distributor Paramount Pictures.
Also aiding the weekend's totals was the animated family-friendly film "The Croods" from DreamWorks Animation, which pulled in $26.5 million in its second weekend in release. Distributed by 20th Century Fox, the 3-D caveman flick dropped only 39 percent, for a two-week total of an estimated $88.6 million.
Meanwhile, Tyler Perry continued his solid track record at the box office, grossing an estimated $22.3 million for his film "Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor," which centers on a love triangle gone wrong and features the stunt casting of Kim Kardashian. The other new wide release, Open Road's "The Host," wasn't able to capitalize on "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer's brand, her first non-"Twilight" property disappointing with only an estimated $11 million in ticket sales.
Despite the impressive debut of "G.I. Joe" from director Jon Chu ("Step Up 3D"), total ticket sales were up less than 1 percent compared with last year at this time, which wasn't Easter weekend, according to Hollywood.com. Receipts are down 12 percent for the year, and attendance is off 13 percent, according to the box-office tracker.
Paramount's gamble of delaying the release of "G.I. Joe" from last summer to allow extra time to convert it into 3-D appears to have paid off. Internationally, the movie has earned an additional $80.3 million, making it the biggest international opening of the year, according to Megan Colligan, Paramount's president of domestic marketing and distribution. It's performed particularly well in Russia, grossing $11 million, while South Korea and Mexico each did $6 million.
The $130 million action film — financed by Paramount, MGM and Skydance — was well liked by audiences, primarily young men, who assigned it an average grade of A-minus, according to market research firm CinemaScore. It's the second-highest Easter weekend grosser, behind 2010's "Clash of the Titans," which opened to $61 million despite being maligned by critics for its hasty 3-D conversion.
Paramount delayed the release of "G.I. Joe" for the same reason, but a combination of time and improved technology rendered the post-production 3-D conversion conversation obsolete.
Said Colligan of the conversion: "It's a painstaking process to do correctly, but when it is, it's a very satisfying experience. It's also important that you conceive of things in 3-D going into it and Jon did. There are a lot of action set pieces that lent itself to be amplified in 3-D."
"Temptation" marks Perry's ninth directorial effort to debut with a gross of more than $20 million and the second film from the multi-hyphenate to not feature his cross-dressing character Madea. Made for $20 million, "Temptation" stars Jurnee Smollett-Bell as a restless married woman lured by a tech-rich playboy. Released by Lionsgate, the film received an A-minus from CinemaScore from Perry's typical audience, women 25 and older, despite poor reviews. The studio has distributed 14 films by Perry, with a cumulative gross of $700 million over the last eight years.
"The Host," from writer-director Andrew Niccol ("Gattaca"), didn't fare well with critics or audiences. Starring Saoirse Ronan as a girl battling with a foreign body inside her, the film was lampooned by critics and earned a B-minus with audiences. Following in "Beautiful Creatures'" footsteps, the film marks the second ill-fated attempt in the last two months to corral the "Twilight"/"Hunger Games" audience with fare based on popular young-adult novels.
Nicole Sperling/The Los Angeles Times (MCT)


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- This episode marks the first appearance of Darth Sidious in the flesh. In all other appearances, he has been a hologram.
- Obi-Wan Kenobi is wearing his Rako Hardeen disguise (from Season Fours Deception arc) when he arrives on Mandalore.
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I'm kind of surprised that more people aren't watching this show, especially sci-fi fans. Anyways, we're halfway through season 4 right now and I've been very impressed with some of the talent on this season. Of course, there are also those artists who you have to wonder how they even made it onto the show in the first place.
Anthony if my pick to win this season and he's probably one of my favorite artists showcased on the show so far. I like that he isn't afraid to be playful with his designs and everything doesn't have to be a scary, demonic monster.
I'm a big fan of Eric F.'s and Wayne's work as well.
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And you make this statement about me based on?????????????? Our long relationship or a cosmic insight to what everyone believes and thinks.
I don't give a rats ass if a person is left,right or center. If he/she screws up, but grow a pair, take responsability and do better next time. Ignoring who makes the blunders does not make things better for anyone. If you refuse to hold those you hold dear to high standards, you end up being no better than they are and may as well just keep walking off the cliff because nothing can get better if the problems, misspeak and mistakes are ignored.
Or you can just follow, locked stepped behind what ever party you follow and keep on keeping on.
Take the blinders off Regards. Stupid has no party monopoly.
Never trust a dog to watch your food!
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And I would suggest a trip to the eye doctor, because what you see is not even close to what things really are.
Responses like this really do show how limited many are in engaging in thoughtful debate.
I wonder what color the sky is in your world Regards
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JediNews has early photos from Celebration Europe II that show four new, awesome-looking figures - Vizam, Darth Plagueis, Commander Neyo, and the long-promised Mace Windu from The Clone Wars.
Vizam looks incredible and includes the Sail Barge cannon that was previously included with Nysad in 2009.
Plagueis includes his breath mask from the novel (!) and some kind of beatin' stick or something. I'm SO glad they didn't stick a nose on him. He looks adequately terrifying.
Neyo is based on the new sculpt, so he has a removable helmet, with slicked-back hair. The new helmet looks great.
Mace, we've known about him since last year, but I'm glad he's coming.
I'm sure they'll show more throughout the weekend, but this is a great start! It also backs up the rumor list, so hopefully this means Toryn Farr and Merumeru will be close behind.


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Did anyone watch it?
My son was and I got up to ask him what the hell he was watching. I listen for a while and became confused. Are not the grammies ,,,awards for singers.? It was an obama orgy fest,,
Gitty getto music drunkenly prancing and praising their messiah
And then the biggest shock of all,, some guy acts like he is saying some prayer asking His messiah to start a secretary of the arts position in the cabinat`
Wow this Obama worship is real folks. Maby we ought to drink what their drinking.


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Thailand vs. Asia 2012 Results: Armin and Jom Kitti win in Malaysia
- Written by Dave Walsh
Thailand vs. Asia 2012, a continuation of the Thailand vs. Challengers series, went down last week in Malaysia. Featured on the card were some pretty good match-ups, including Pechumpholl vs. Ali Yaakob, Leo Monteiro vs. Jom Kitti, and Armin Pumpanmuang vs. Faizal Ramli.
In the night's main event, Armin Pumpanmuang, considered one of the most promising Thai's at 70 kg, dominated Faizal Ramli, a hometown favorite, in a lopsided decision victory. This was an interesting fight on paper as Armin was coming off a very poor performance against Raphaël Llodra in September. However, Ramli didn't seem to have an answer for anything Armin threw at him and spent most of the match complaining about the ring.
In the event's lone superfight, Leo Monteiro dropped a decision to Jom Kitti. Leo, who was originally supposed to take on Tetsuya Yamato in September, couldn't find a home for most of his punches or body kicks. Jom used his experience to outlast the taller Brazilian, staying against the ropes for the majority of the rounds, nullifying Monteiro's attacks and dominating the clinch.
Ali Yaakob contributed the lone win for Asia against Petchumpholl. Ali clearly had the better cardio of the two and outworked the Thai with quick leg-kicks en-route to a decision victory. Yaakob is considered one of the best at 55 kg in Asia, and I would like to see him take the step up to 60 kg. He might be someone to look out for in the future.
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Yaya def. Kudin by TKO in Round 2.
Changpuek def. Liu Xiang Ming by KO in Round 2.
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Madsua def. Mostafa Abdollahi by decision.
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New Laptop
A couple of weeks ago my wife Torie called me at work, telling me that the computer had locked up and it wouldn't even boot when she tried to reboot. I took it apart when I got home and discovered that the CPU fan had stopped and the CPU had fried. The computer was a freebie that a coworker of my father-in-law had given us, so it wasn't exactly new. Instead of trying to replace the CPU or CPU, motherboard, memory, power supply, and fan — as would have been required — Torie and I decided it was time to upgrade. I do a bit of contract work, Torie needs a computer for school work, and a million other reasons justify why we couldn't be without a computer.
We got in the car and went to Best Buy (a bit impulsive, in retrospect, but we needed a computer, and, besides, it was the only thing still open at 9 PM). After talking with a surprisingly knowledgeable and helpful staff, we picked out the Toshiba Satellite U205-S5034 laptop. Light, fast (Intel Core 2 Duo Processor), Intel chipset for video and wireless so it would work with Linux, great keyboard — it had all that we needed. I upgraded the RAM to 2 gig to make it a little more useful.
So we bought it. I downloaded the Ubuntu Edgy install disk as soon as we got home. I was shocked. Everything worked out of the box. Sound. Video. Accelerated 3-D Video. Wireless. The only thing left hardware-wise for me to tweak is the set up of the dual monitors. In Windows XP, you can use the external monitor port and use both the laptop LCD and an external LCD. Awesome. I just need to take the time to figure out how to do that in Ubuntu.
The only downside is that the old desktop system had SCSI for its main drive. I only have an IDE USB enclosure. I didn't have backups set up yet. So I haven't yet been able to get at our old data. Luckily, a coworker is going to dig out an old system of his for me to borrow. I just have to throw in the PCI SCSI controller and the drive and copy the data elsewhere. But it sure is a pain. One of my next projects is going to be getting a decent backup system working for us. Gotta do that soon.
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Weapons technology expert Theodore Postol will deliver a lecture titled "U.S. Deployment of Ballistic Missile Defenses in Eastern Europe: Should Russia Worry?" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Postol, who has criticized flaws in the U.S. missile defense program, is a professor of science, technology and national security policy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His current research includes work on ballistic missile defense technologies and reducing nuclear dangers in South Asia as well as those due to the deteriorating Russian nuclear infrastructure.
Before joining the MIT faculty, Postol led a program at Stanford University to train mid-career scientists to study developments in weapons technology of relevance to defense and arms control policy. He previously worked at Argonne National Laboratory and the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment.
Postol has received numerous awards for his work, including the Leo Szilard Prize from the American Physical Society for "incisive technical analysis of national security issues."
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This is Rowdy's third lesson with blinds and poison birds. The first was about 11/7/13 with Bumper Boys. Second was on 12/31/13 with ducks. So I am following Lardys's and taking it slow with a couple weeks between sessions. The first whistle was probably not necessary but I had him lined up a bit too much to the right and I didn't want him to back side the gun station. This is a known blind that we have run before.
Following the Lardy technique to say "mark" before he retrieves poison bird and to let him know its now ok to retrieve it. But I messed up and said it after I had my hand down. Notice the head fake but he knew it was not his name. Good job Rowdy. Bad job Wayne.
There was a strong cross wind right to left. Blind is 150 yds, gun station is 60 yds.
This is a 290 yd mark. It is run up hill. There are several small levees in route and the mark is on top of a flat mesa kind of area. Notice there are two pops. I got this tip from Kim. See indicated that it helps because the launch from the winger is so quick after the pop. So I put two wingers out. The first one has just a popper. The second pop is when the duck is launched. It is a mallard hen that has been breasted and duct taped back together. I tried to hold it up so it could be seen but the back lighting was not good.
I tried to watch Rowdy and take a quick peek up but messed that up as I looked up on the first shot. Rowdy ran a little wide but hooked back into the bird. There was a strong tail wind.
With all the cold weather I had to buy a new handlers parka that would fit over my warm clothing. It is a snow goose camo parka from Cabela's.
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Most dieters think of turkey as a diet-friendly food. And it can be. The calories in turkey are usually low if you choose a lean part of the bird. But ground turkey calories are harder to check and the fat and calories in turkey burgers can be even harder to calculate.

Turkey Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 2 slices (43 g)

Per Serving	% Daily Value*

Calories 38

Calories from Fat 6

Total Fat 0.7g	1%

Saturated Fat 0.1g	1%

Polyunsaturated Fat 0.1g

Monounsaturated Fat 0.2g

Cholesterol 18mg	6%

Sodium 384mg	17%

Potassium 129.86mg	4%

Carbohydrates .3g	0%

Dietary Fiber 0.2g	1%

Sugars 0g

Protein 6g

Vitamin A 0% · Vitamin C 4%

Calcium 0% · Iron 3%

*Based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Sliced turkey is very low in fat and low in calories. Like chicken slices, turkey breast slices are a high-protein, low-carb food. But this food can increase your sodium intake for the day, depending on the turkey that you choose. Some brands of turkey lunchmeat are high in sodium

The calories in roasted turkey depend on the type of meat that you consume and the preparation method used to cook the bird. According to the USDA, there are 5 grams of fat and 147 calories in a single serving of roasted dark meat. But if you choose white breast meat, you'll only consume 125 calories and less than 2 grams of fat. A single serving of turkey is 3 ounces or a portion that is roughly the size of a deck of cards.

Do you choose to keep the skin on your turkey? Unfortunately, you'll add at least a hundred calories but probably more. According to the USDA, a single serving of turkey skin (1 ounce) provides 115 calories and over 11 grams of fat. But of course, no one eats turkey skin raw. So if you are calculating the total number of turkey calories you'll consume, you also need to account for the butter and pan drippings that are often drizzled on top of the bird during cooking.

Calories in Ground Turkey

The number of calories in ground turkey can be more complicated to calculate. Just like ground beef, there are different varieties that contain different amounts of fat. The fat in ground turkey may come from added turkey skin or dark meat.

Jennie-O is a popular brand of ground turkey. Calories in the products vary as listed below:

Ground Turkey: 220 calories and 17 grams of fat per 112-gram serving

Lean Ground Turkey: 170 calories and 8 grams of fat per 112-gram serving

Extra Lean Ground Turkey Breast: 120 calories and 1.5 grams of fat per 112-gram serving

Because there is so much variation between the calorie counts of different types of ground turkey, it's important to check the nutrition label on the product that you buy, no matter which brand you purchase. It's not safe to assume that ground turkey will be low in calories or low in fat.

Calories in Turkey Burgers

If you order a turkey burger at a restaurant, the calorie and fat count may be impossible to determine unless it is indicated on the menu. But smart dieters should never assume that turkey burger calories are low or that a turkey burger is necessarily lower in calories than a traditional beef burger.

When turkey burgers are mixed, many chefs use higher fat ground turkey because it tastes better, it's moist and it is easier to eat. Then, additional ingredients like cheese or cooking oils can be added which will increase the fat. Finally, any toppings or spreads added to the bun can add hundreds of calories. The result? It's not impossible for your turkey burger to total 500 calories or more.

You can, however, make your own lower-calorie turkey burgers at home. Just be sure to use ground turkey breast and add moisture by including savory ingredients like onions, herbs, and even egg white.

Health Benefits of Turkey

Turkey is a good source of healthy lean protein, so it's smart to keep it in your diet. But if you are trying to lose weight, you should choose your meat carefully. The best turkey for you will be high in protein, but low in fat and calories.

A slice of turkey is a good source of phosphorus and vitamin B12. It is also a very good source of niacin, vitamin B6, and selenium.

Choosing and Storing Turkey

If you're trying to choose a whole turkey for a big family meal, you'll want to get a bird big enough to feed all of your guests and provide for leftovers. For a family of four healthy eaters, get a bird that is about eight pounds. For four adults and four children, consider getting a bird that is about 10 pounds. Got a big crew? Manufacturers recommend that you get a 24 pound turkey for a group of twelve.

Fresh turkeys are ready to prepare, but if you buy a frozen turkey you'll need to allow several days to thaw in the refrigerator. Allow one day for every four pounds of turkey.

After your dinner is complete, turkey leftovers should be refrigerated. In general, leftovers stay fresh for 2-3 days in the refrigerator, but can be frozen for up to three months.

Healthy Ways to Enjoy Turkey

Many eaters use a big turkey dinner as a reason to indulge. But there are ways to avoid overeating. If you like to eat a big turkey dinner on festive occasions, use a few smart tips to enjoy the meal without overeating fat and calories.

eat only a single serving of meal (the size of your palm or a deck of cards)

remove the skin

choose white meat from the breast

skip the butter when roasting. Use a low fallow-fating method to cook your turkey. Some fat is necessary to keep your bird moist, but you can use less fat and still get a flavorful meal.

Turkey Recipes

Got a few leftovers? Use these recipes to put your extra turkey to good use.

Ideas for Turkey Leftovers

How to Use Leftovers to Create New Meals

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Relay for Life fights against cancer
Lee County will celebrate its Relay for Life in fairy tale fashion May 24.
The event will begin at 6 p.m. May 24 at Fairpark in downtown Tupelo. The event celebrates the hard work of teams of co-workers, friends and neighbors in raising money to support the American Cancer Society and welcomes the entire community. There will be children's activities, food and entertainment including Elvis impersonator Brian Lee Howell, who will have a meet-and-greet with survivors and perform two different sets.
Other communities celebrating their Relay for Life events in the next two weeks are:
• Today: Tishomingo County, Mineral Springs Park in Iuka
• Today: Itawamba County, Fulton square
Call (662) 844-8544 or visit cancer.org for more information.
Awareness event slated for Buffalo Park
Tupelo will be one of 48 U.S. cities hosting a 22q at the Zoo event this weekend.
The Tupelo event will be held at the Tupelo Buffalo Park from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday. Regular admission will be $11.
The 22q11.2 foundation supports families who have medical problems caused by the deletion or duplication of part of the 22nd chromosome. The syndromes can cause heart defects, compromised immune systems, cleft palate and developmental delays, including DiGeorge syndrome and velocardiofacial syndrome.
As testing has improved, it appears the syndrome is almost as common as Down syndrome.
For more information, visit www.22Q.org.
Hollis honored by Mississippi colleagues
Retired Amory obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Pete Hollis was honored by his colleagues with a lifetime achievement award last weekend.
Hollis, an Amory native, is the first ever to receive the Mississippi Legend award from the Mississippi section of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Hollis practiced in Amory for 36 years. For 15 years, he helped train young OB-GYN physicians by hosting a rotation with his partners at their Amory clinic. He served as president of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the early 1990s.
Hollis and wife Weesie have three children and seven grandchildren, including a granddaughter who is currently an OB-GYN resident physician at University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Tupelo woman earns T'ai Chi Chih credentials
Judith Drew of Tupelo has earned her teaching accreditation with T'ai Chi Chih.
Drew successfully completed a teacher training course in Aston, Penn., earlier this month to teach both the standing and seated forms of the practice, which is endorsed by the American Arthritis Foundation.
T'ai Chi Chih, sometimes called a moving meditation, is a weight-bearing, non-impact activity shown to build muscle strength without stressing the joints.
Drew will be co-leading regular 9 a.m. Saturday morning T'ai Chi Chih community practice in Tupelo's Lee Acres Park
Legal-medical partnership to help HIV/AIDS patients
The Mississippi Center for Justice and the University of Mississippi Medical Center formed a medical-legal partnership to provide free civil legal services to people living with HIV/AIDS.
The nonprofit public interest law firm will provide on-site legal assistance at the Crossroads Clinics Central in Jackson to people living with HIV/AIDS. The legal assistance will focus primarily on HIV-status-related discrimination in housing and employment.
For more information, visit www.mississippicenterforjustice.org.


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Cleft palate is "a birth defect of the nasal and oral cavities...caused by a failure of the bones of the palate to form completely. It results in an opening from the oral to the nasal cavity, allowing food and liquid to pass between." The vets note that many puppies with this condition cannot adequately nurse, and survival becomes dependant upon hand feeding, if it all. If you think your dog has this condition a vet should be consulted or if any of the above conditions are present. Often times, this condition is diagnosed at birth and many puppies with this condition will be put down then. It may be hereditary, but solid proof on that is still up in the air. Consult your vet for more information on this condition!
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Needed: one volunteer project lead for each Linuxchix and the Open Source Writers Group. I don't have time to take care of them any more (which should be brutally obvious by now).
If you want to take over leadership/maintainership for one or both of these projects, send me a note at deb(at)dria(dot)org.
Thanks, and godspeed.
For the record, I have not left ZKS. zaitcev is on crack.
As schoen said, this is funny. Just reposting the link in case someone missed it. Hee.
In other news, I've been maintaining my diary at my narcissism site, if you're wondering if I'm alive/dead, etc., all the details are over there (hint: I'm alive).
Now, for something even more completely off topic:
WTB: second-hand Nikon FM2 camera body, ideally in excellent condition. Send me a note if you have one lying around that you'd be willing to sell. You probably don't, but it never hurts to ask.
A request: I'm looking for recent salary surveys (ideally Canadian...those wacky California-centric ones really don't do me much good) that cover "new media" jobs (ie: web developer, web development manager, blah blah). If you know of one, please send a note to [dria at dria dot org].
Thanks muchly.
Busy. Dropped into late December through a timewarp wormhole in mid October. Somehow it's Xmas next week. I am wildly underprepared.
Wildly. Underprepared. I cannot even begin to describe how unprepared I am for it to be Xmas already.
Met mbp on Friday. A bunch of us went out for lunch at this groovy Thai place. I couldn't make it for dinner because I basically passed out after work, having only got 2 hours sleep on Thursday night. Woke up long enough to make and eat some food at around 11:30p, then promptly crashed again. All told I think I slept for 14 hours last night, which is Good. I've been keeping some pretty wack hours lately.
For further silly details, read my proper weblog.
Nice to see they've still got plenty of crack in California.
Hey, be a good open sourcer and go beat on the Linuxchix Alpha Site for a while. Lots of new features since I mentioned it here last, and I'm going cross-eyed from staring at code and need it to be sanity checked (for functionality at very least).
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Um, spent the rest of the weekend hacking and entirely failing to do laundry. The former I've already mentioned once (above), and the latter will be tomorrow night's Domestic Task Of The Day.
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picked up alt. ravage and broke down and opened the swindle i had bought for a friend. ravage is cool. no surprises here, but swindle is a different story. it's funny how a couple of different parts and a different head can affect the attitude of this mold. hound looks like a tool (even though he's totally cool, he's supposed to be a tool...) whereas swindle comes off bad***.
his tires are too large to do the "stuff them back in the chest" thing, however, which just makes him appear that much different from hound.
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Students from Princeton and Zhejiang University in China will perform together in a celebration of the Chinese Moon Festival at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
The performance, titled "Cross-Pacific Cultural Exchange," will include a fashion show and traditional Chinese and modern dances and songs. Princeton students will perform alongside the Wenqin Art Troupe, a student group from Zhejiang University. The troupe is coming to Princeton as part of a tour designed to introduce American university students to the traditional Chinese performing arts and to promote cultural exchange.
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I am having the same frustration with hatchery fish.
I spent last night fishing over a lot of fish in the South Santiam. I couldn't move a thing. Every little bit I could see and hear the gear guys hooting about having fish on. The only fly fisher I saw with a fish was using a dumbel eyed egg pattern.
It sometimes seems like I am the only one on the river fishing a traditional swing and I hardly ever see anyone doing so with a dry line.
I do best with an egg sucking leach on my dry line, but I am trying to use it less, as it feels like cheating. The one thing I do like about using the weighted fly, is that when I want to go back to a traditional wet, is a very quick change.
let me check with the wife.
Andre what are you doing Saturday???
I think i have it narrowed down to either something tiny and natural looking( which I have tried a little) Or something HUGE and flashy
I have spoken to a couple other fisherman who have already brought some sea-run cutts to hand out of the Flat Water below Deer Creek.
Amazing to think how fast this summer is flying by as August is around the corner.
You might give some traditional feather wing low water flies tied on size 4 or 6 low water hooks a try. Remember that these are only tied so that the whole fly incluing the tail covers no more than 1/2 the shank of the hook. I would try the silver blue, claret adler, or kelson's sun fly.
Also, I have found that small, size 8 or samller flies tied in the style of the Irish shrimp flies flies work reasonably well. I'm speaking of flies like the moise grub, Headley's secret weapon, etc. Another thing that works in the faster water is a small Ally's Shrimp (size 8 to 12) or black Ally's Shrimp. You can also simply use a small hook (8 to 10) and tie on pearl flashabou for a tail, a tinsel body, and a magenta, blue, or purple hackle. The hooks I refer to are all up eye salmon irons.
Ryan's suggestion of a spade is also a good one. I prefer to fish it in a smaller size when the fish don't seem to want to move for a fly and others are getting fish with spinners, etc.
I think you might just have to show me those fish and we can see if two minds can figure it out.
Andre. Thanks for not mentioning the river but it's not needed I'd have no problem shareing the river with more fly anglers as i appear to be the only one. yes I have been floating from the Dam to the GC. there are literally hundreds of fish in this streach maybe even thousands and there is some excellent fly water. Water temps are absolutely prime for steelhead activity 53.5 degrees. Next time I go I am going to take some 5/0 gp's and marabou patterns and some tiny size 8 peacock hiltons. What doesn't make sence to me is that these fish (i believe they are skamanias) will slam spinners, corkies and all the other traditional steelhead gear they just don't seem at all interested in flies.
Also as I said before these are absolutely fresh chrome bright fish they are not at all dour. They will chase down spinners 20 feet away they just wont move a few inches for a fly...
This may sound freaky.
I think I know which river you are floating. I've had a couple of reports and they said the only thing they are getting fish on was red GP's 1/0 -3/0. I know sounds freaky weird but worth a shot. I would guess you are putting in at the dam and taking out at the g... ......... (as you didn't mention the river it I won't, I know I get tick when people talk about the big one north). What are the water temps? I would personally try something small with movement and flash (very little).
best of luck and let us know
Taking fish on a fly (more so than other gear) requires understanding the fish. As I see it the major difference in fishing for hatchery and wild fish is run timing and where they hold. The hatchery fish are generally earlier than wild, migrate quickly upstream and stage in areas readily accessible to anglers. The wild fish return over a longer time period (often later), are headed further upstream, and stage in more varied areas. The result is generally wild fish are easier becasue they either moving or being less pressured .
Appreciate your frustration. To consistently take hatchery fish here is what I have found : 1) fish on moving fish if at all possible. Much rather fish on 1 or 2 moving fish than 100 holding. 2) On holding fish I always tired something different (curiosity factor); if most fishers are fishing small and dark fish big and guady, if they are fishing a swung fly try dead drift, etc., 3) try pick periods when conditions have changed; first fishable day after a river rise is the best. Or 4) do as I do now and fish for something else; in a couple weeks I'll be focusing on sea-run cutts.
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Tie up some standard Spades on a size 6...that could be the ticket as that is one of my favorite low-water dour fish fly wether they are hatchery or wild.
Also tie up some small Wolley Worms, Carey Specials and Six Packs...may sound sort of odd but trust me, they work.
If those dont work...2 turns of marabou (one side stripped) in either brown, black, pink, white, red etc....play with some differnt combo's but keep them SPARSE!! I tie em as sparse as I can and then when I go to fish them, pull off some marabou so they are even sparser. Like I said, don't be afraid to play around with browns, olives, greens...
Last but not least swing a GRHE, Prince, Sparkle Caddis and other basic trout nymphs on a sinktip.
The hatchery fish puzzle???
OK. I am firmly a believer that hatchery fish even in prime conditions do not respond nearly as well to a swung fly as wild fish do. In terms of the river I have been fishing lately these hatchery fish are such weak responders as to make fly fishing for them a complete waste of time.
However they respond very well to lures like blue fox spinners and hot shots so it's not that they are lock lawed dour fish.
I absolutely will not fish weighted flies or nymphs for them....!!!!
I want to know what do you think would bring these fish to a swung fly???
Should I try something with a lot of flash like a spinner? Should I try something VERY large and invasive? Or should i try something small and natural looking???
here is what I have tries to date.
Skunks and other traditional steelhead flies fished on sink tips and floating line.
Muddlers in all colors and sizes fished floating and on tips
1/0 Marabou patterns on sink tips
Spey flies on floaters and on tips
I know I could get them on stone nymphs or glo bugs dead drifting but I will not fish that way.
what do you guys think??
By the way on an average day I probably cover 50-150 fish with my flies and only got one fish which was of course wild.
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Most of us don't like him because regardless of his opinions, he's a poor excuse for columnist. He's here to report on facts - no one cares about the unqualified opinions of some jerkoff lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time to take his fandom to another level. Have you noticed that our best writers like Darlington and Volin have moved onward and upward? Do you really think it's only a coincidence that Omar will likely be stuck in this position until fired? And don't get me started on his not so subtle racism.
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Elaine Showalter, The Avalon Foundation Professor of the Humanities and professor of English, will read from her new book "Inventing Herself" at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26, at the Princeton University Store. Her work chronicles the roles of feminist intellectuals from the 18th century to the present. It uncovers common themes and patterns of these women's lives and discovers the feminist intellectual tradition they embodied.
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Premier Li Keqiang's steps to cut the state's role in the economy are forcing investors to reconsider bailout bets as $1.3 billion of bonds in businesses including electric car batteries, hydropower and biofuels matures by the end of the year and $7.1 billion in 2014. His predecessor Wen Jiabao turned China into the world's biggest maker of solar panels through spending including $47.5 billion of credit lines that crippled the industry with overcapacity.
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Andrew Moravcsik, professor of politics and director of the European Union Program, will present the second talk in this year's President's Lecture Series on Thursday, April 5.
He will address the question "Is There a 'Democratic Deficit' in World Politics?" at 4:30 p.m. in McCosh 10.
Moravcsik will discuss whether multilateral institutions erode the democratic accountability and legitimacy of established national democracies. After reviewing the issues of political philosophy and social science involved in such an assessment, he will evaluate the democratic legitimacy of the European Union -- considered by many the world's most ambitious and successful international organization. In contrast to the impression left by a decade of European constitutional debate, and the rejection of a European constitution by the French and Dutch electorates, Moravcsik concludes that the EU is as democratic as the national systems it governs.
Moravcsik is the author of more than 100 scholarly publications on European integration, global human rights, transatlantic relations, U.S. and West European foreign policy, negotiation analysis, international organization, international relations theory, and defense-industrial globalization -- also the subjects he teaches. His history of the European Union, "The Choice for Europe," has been called "the most important work in the field" by the American Historical Review.
The lecture series was initiated by President Shirley M. Tilghman in 2001 to bring together faculty members from different disciplines. The final lecturer scheduled for this year is Elizabeth Gould, professor of psychology, on Wednesday, April 25.
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Height: 1-3 ft (30-90 cm).
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Fruit: pod, flattened, beaked, to 1.5 in (38 mm) long; the open halves twisting after splitting.
Flower May to September.
Habitat Dry acidic soil: open woods, thickets, sandstone glades, ravines, ridges, stream banks, and thickets.
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In a talk intended for a lay audience, Mather will tell the story of how the universe began, how it could have produced an Earth where sentient beings can live and how those beings are discovering their history through spaceborne instruments. A project scientist for NASA's Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) satellite and senior project scientist for the planned James Webb Space Telescope, Mather will offer details on how COBE's findings support the Big Bang theory and the opportunities for future discovery the Webb telescope will provide.
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F*** Welker, but I do hope he leaves the AFC East!
F*** Welker, but I do hope he leaves the AFC East!
A good friend will come and bail you out of jail...but, a true friend will be sitting next to you saying, "Damn...that was fun!"
I knew you all would react based on emotion. But do you really think the FO is going to care that he once said he wished he played for the Patriots? Well, he got his wish, and now they treat him like dirt, certainly not like the guy who holds the record, still continuing, for 100 catch seasons. First people said it was only because Moss was on the other side. Proven untrue. Now they say it's because he has such a connection to Brady. But when he was here he was already showing he was going to be big time, and who did he have throwing to him? I'm more concerned that Rodgers may have been making Jennings look better than he is. I repeat, Welker would be a huge upgrade. But I agree that it's a long shot.
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You are kidding right?
The ****ing ******* that was wishing he was on the other sideline WHILE he was playing for us?
Regardless if this happens more often than not, how many of those players actually come out IN THE OPEN AND SAY IT IN PUBLIC?
What an open act of utter disrespect.
Most players have the decency to keep those private thoughts to themselves.
Not this ****er.
**** this ******* I hope that piece of **** never comes near a Miami Dolphin uniform.
He will forever be an enemy of this organization. You don't bring an ******* like that back. Ever.
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Study the science of art and the art of science. - Leonardo da Vinci
Installation artwork by Jo Ann Fleischhauer at the UT Health Science Center at Houston, MD Anderson Cancer Center, South Campus Research Building 3, 6th floor entryway corridor.
Jo Ann is the Artist-in-Residence in the Department of Nanomedicine and Biomedical Engineering (nBME), University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.
Nanotechnology is the study of the controlling of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. Generally nanotechnology deals with structures sized between 1 to 100 nanometer in at least one dimension, and involves developing materials or devices within that size (from Wikipedia).
The comparative size of a nanometer to a meter is the same as that of a marble to the size of the earth.
Nanomedicine is the medical application of nanotechnology. Nanomedicine ranges from the medical applications of nanomaterials, to nanoelectronic biosensors, and even possible future applications of molecular nanotechnology. Current problems for nanomedicine involve understanding the issues related to toxicity and environmental impact of nanoscale materials (Wikipedia).
Key features of the installation are, (1) the granite floor, an inlaid complexity of polyhedra, combining the five platonic solids with carbon 60, or the Buckyball, which became the building block of nanotechnology, (2) the graphics on the walls, and (3) the mirrored ceiling that provides a unique and elegant perspective.
Wall graphics include quotes and the Fibonacci Sequence, an infinite mathematical sequence of numbers starting with 0 or 1 where each succeeding number is the sum of the preceding two. The ratio of subsequent pairs of numbers expresses the "perfect" universal ratio of balance and harmony.
50 separate photographs were stitched together to create this image, a Precision and Approximation project.
culturemap Houston article on this installation:
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a 3 foot by 6 foot copy of this images will be on display at Mother Dog Studios during the 2010 Houston artcrawl on November November 20 (in Jo Ann's studio)
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. - Leonardo da Vinc
Fibonacci numbers in popular culture - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_nu mbers_in_popular_culture
the true face of Leonardo (TED - Ideas Worth Spreading) - www.ted.com/talks/siegfried_woldhe k_shows_how_he_found_the_true_face_of_leonardo.htm l - a fascinating 4 minute DVD
how big is a nanometer (nm)?- water molecule 0.1 nm - glucose 1 nm - antibody 10 nm - virus 100 nm - bacteria 1,000 nm - blood cells 10,000 nm - strand of hair 100,000 nm - www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/12 /04/fashion/04skin.1.ready.html
The images photographed with one, two or three point perspective are what "Leonardo Dialogo" looks like, while the gigapan image is what "it feels like". Astoundingly, the 220 perspective envelops you in the space. Genius idea and execution by the photographers.
I didn't know anything about gigapan until I started working with "Precision and Approximation." I went to the gigapan website and discovered once again, that it was an integration of art, science and technology. The important thing for me is that the art doesn't get lost in the technology. Ultimately, the photographer's eye is what creates the magic
excellent culture map Houston article on this installation: culturemap.com/newsdetail/10-07-10 -art-and-science-meld-in-houston-from-buckyball-to -nanotechnology-to-the-astronaut /
The installation "Leonardo Dialogo" is the synthesis of a two year Artist-in-Residency in Dr. Mauro Ferrari's nanomedicine research laboratory. It was a journey of interfacing with scientists whose passion paralleled the artist's, but with fundamentally different ways of looking and communicating, to discovering and practicing the collaborative dance with two artist/mathematicians at MIT, and learning and working alongside the artisan fabricators whose expertise and pride in their work was essential in making the concept a reality. - Jo Ann Fleischhauer
Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art. - Leonardo da Vinci
"Leonardo Dialogo" is an embodiment of a long lost partnership between art and science, where the two were essentially interconnected, and reciprocally necessary to advance each other. It offers an aesthetic and poetic interpretation of art and science's momentous journey to discovery and mission of healing. - Jo Ann Fleischhauer (friend and artist)
"I ventured down a rabbit hole seeking a conversation with art and science." - Jo Ann Fleischhauer (friend and artist)
Todays manufacturing methods are very crude at the molecular level. Casting, grinding, milling and even lithography move atoms in great thundering statistical herds. It's like trying to make things out of LEGO blocks with boxing gloves on your hands. Yes, you can push the LEGO blocks into great heaps and pile them up, but you can't really snap them together the way you'd like. In the future, nanotechnology will let us take off the boxing gloves - Dr. Ralph Merkle (www.zyvex.com/nano /)
Jo Ann's hauntingly beautiful Pocket Full of Stars Installation - www.jofleischhauer.com/jo_ann_flei schhauer/PocketfulStar.html
Check out other examples of nanotechnology artwork at: www.nanotech-now.com/nanotechnolog y-art-gallery.htm
check out Jo Ann's Parasol Project - www.flickr.com/photos/jimmah_v/gal leries/72157624953663759 /


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Enjoy these pita bread fold sandwiches for a hearty dinner. Slow cooked chicken thighs dressed in Yoplait® 99% Fat Free plain yogurt and herb seasoning mix make a delicious filling.
Pita bread folds are softer than regular pita bread, and fold without cracking. At the grocery store, look for the folds in the deli or near the pita breads.
Substitute 3/4 teaspoon of salt, 1/4 teaspoon pepper and 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel for the lemon-pepper seasoning.
To shred tender slow-cooked chicken, place it on a large plate. Use 2 forks to separate chicken into shreds. Shredded chicken absorbs flavorful juices and makes delicious, easy-to-eat sandwiches.
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Family: Geomyidae, Pocket Gophers view all from this family
Description Coat of short fur with brown to black coloration over the upper body and lighter brown or tan fur on the underparts. Whitish hairs cover the tops of the feet while the short, tapered tail is nearly naked. Sparsely haired tail is about one third of body length.
Dimensions 225-325mm, 60-121mm, 120-250g
Habitat Grasslands & prairies, Meadows & fields
Range Plains, Great Lakes, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Texas
Discussion Inhabits deep sandy or loamy soils in most Great Plains habitats, as well as roadsides, lawns, and pastures.


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This no-mess chocolate mocha topped with marshmallows is a perfect party treat.
Just leave out the coffee and cinnamon to make this recipe more kid friendly. After all, what's a winter party for kids without hot cocoa? Serve it with plenty of marshmallows to float on top, or stick a candy cane into each mug of cocoa.
This recipe is easy to cut in half for a treat for the family. Just use 2 1/2 cups dry milk, 1/2 cup cocoa, 1/3 cup sugar, 5 1/2 cups water and 1 teaspoon vanilla in a 2- to 3 1/2-quart slow cooker. You can decide whether you want to include 2 tablespoons instant coffee and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon.
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