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(Arabic: صدر الدين) Sadr al-Din may refer to:
- Sadr al-Din al-Qunawi (died 1274), Persian Sufi writer
- Sadr al-Dīn Mūsā (1305–1391), leader of the Safaviya order
- Sadr ad-Dīn Abu'l Ḥasan ʿAlī Ibn Abi al-Izz (1331–1390), Syrian Sunni Hanafi jurist and theologian
- Pir Sadardin (14th century), Persian founder of Khoja Ismaili sect
- Ṣadr ad-Dīn Muḥammad Shīrāzī, or just Mulla Sadra (ca. 1571–1636), Persian Shia Islamic philosopher
- Sadreddin Nizamettinovich Maksudov, or Sadri Maksudi Arsal (1878–1957), Tatar and Turkish statesman
- Sadriddin Ayni (1878–1954), Tajik poet, journalist, historian
- Sadr al-Din bin Saleh (late 19th century), Twelver Shi'a religious scholar
- Sadr al-Din al-Sadr (died 1954) Iraqi ayatollah
- Sadr-ud-Din (Lahore Ahmadiyya leader) (died 1981), second Emir of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement, active in Berlin
- Mehmet Sadrettin Alışık, or just Sadri Alışık (1925–1995), Turkish film actor
- Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan (1933–2003), French Muslim United Nations official
- Ali Sadreddine Bayanouni (born 1938), Syrian active in the Muslim Brotherhood
- Saddaruddin Hashwani (born 1940), Pakistani businessman
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Facebook proposes ending practice of letting users vote on privacy changes, will keep comments
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Facebook is proposing to end its practice of letting users vote on changes to its privacy policies, though it will continue to let users comment on proposed updates.
The world's biggest social media company said in a blog post Wednesday that its voting mechanism, which is triggered only if enough people comment on proposed changes, has become a system that emphasizes quantity of responses over quality of discussion.
Users tend to leave one or two-word comments objecting to changes instead of more in-depth responses.
Facebook said it will continue to inform users of "significant changes" to its privacy policy, called its data use policy, and to its statement of user rights and responsibilities. The company will keep its seven-day comment period and take users' feedback into consideration.
"We will also provide additional notification mechanisms, including email, for informing you of those changes," wrote Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice-president of communications, public policy and marketing, in the post.
Facebook began letting users vote on privacy changes in 2009. Since then, it has gone public and its user base has ballooned from around 200 million to more than 1 billion. As part of the 2009 policy, users' votes only count if more than 30 per cent of all Facebook's active users partake. That did not happen during either of the two times users voted and it's unlikely that it will now, given that more than 300 million people would have to participate.
Jules Polonetsky, director of the Future of Privacy Forum, an industry-backed think-tank in Washington, said the voting process was a "noble experiment" that didn't lead to informed debate.
Facebook said in June that it was reviewing how to get the best feedback from users on its policies.
Facebook is also proposing changes to its data use policy, such as making it clear that when users hide a post or photo from their profile page, the "timeline," those posts are not truly hidden and can be visible elsewhere, including on another person's page.
Polonetsky called Facebook's data use policy "kind of a good handbook" and a "reasonable read" on how to navigate the site's complex settings.
But most people don't read the privacy policies of websites they frequent, even Facebook's.
"I certainly recommend that people read it, but most users just want to poke someone and like someone and look at a picture," Polonetsky said.
Facebook's task, he added, will be to continue to evolve its user interface — the part of the site that its users interact with — so that answers to questions are obvious and people don't need to wade through the policy.
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Sport Science: D.J. Fluker
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At the NFL scouting combine, the
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in Alabama right tackle D.J. Fluker. Then they went and signed left tackle
Jermon Bushrod
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J'Marcus Webb
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Gabe Carimi
Jonathan Scott
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Rolling in like a Trojan horse, CMS is proclaiming that its new ramped up benchmarking efforts are primarily motivated by efforts to improve quality. In reality, they are really focused on cost-reduction.
As part of EPM's commitment to encouraging emergency physicians to become more effective advocates for our patients and our specialty, we'll be running a series of interviews with the emergency physicians who will be candidates for congressional office in 2012.
Senator John Barrasso was "Doctor" Barrasso, an orthopedic surgeon from Casper, Wyoming, long before he came to Washington. So, after the passage of broadsweeping healthcare reform, it came very naturally for him to offer a physician's perspective on the floor of the Senate. Since then, he's given these "second opinions" about the unintended consequences of healthcare reform nearly every week.
MedGadget.com presents the top 10 smartphone applications that can save a patient's life … before they get to the emergency department.
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The darker flakes look like the flaked barley I get from Keystone in the sealed packages.
It's probably still flaked barley, just a different supplier. What does it taste like?
How well do you trust your tongue? Give 'em a taste.
I'd guess that to be flaked rye; flaked barley usually isn't quite so dark.
I can tell you that the package below is flaked barley from my store. It has a very distinct look. Neither looks like flaked rye, which has a greenish color to it, similar to rye malt. My best guess based on the visual evidence is that the other bag is flaked barley as well. I say that because all of the other flaked malts I have in inventory look nothing like the whats in the other bag.
I think you are correct about the toasting process giving the flakes the color. I checked out G&P's website and it looks like they use a toasting process to gelatinise (sp) nearly all of the adjucts they carry. There is a Word document here that they are toasted, and then flaked.


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Table of contentsPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): c1| | PDF (539 KB)
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems SocietyPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): c2 - 42c| | PDF (376 KB)
From the EditorsPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 225| | PDF (40 KB)
The Blind Road to the New DespotismPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 226 - 229| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1503 KB)First Page of the ArticleView full abstract»
Practical Comparison of Iterative Matrix Orthogonalization AlgorithmsPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 230 - 235| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1505 KB)
In previous work several algorithms for orthogonalizing the direction cosine matrix were introduced and their convergence rate and range were theoretically investigated. Three of the most promising algorithms are examined in this paper. lt is shown that the so-called Dual Algorithm is by far superior to the other two from the point of view of speed, computer memory, accuracy, and convergence rate. lt is therefore recommended that whenever the direction cosine matrix is computed by simple numerical integration of a matrix differential equation, the Dual Algorithm be used to orthogonalize the resultant matrix. View full abstract»
Kalman Estimation and Control of Dual-Spin SatellitesPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 236 - 245| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1640 KB)
lt is necessary to maintain the spin axis of dual-spin geostationary communications satellites with nontracking ground antennas to within 0.1 degree of the orbit normal by periodic attitude corrections. Normally, the data for attitude estimation are determined from the analog sensor waveforms telemetered to the ground station. This information is supplied to the attitude determination program, which processes the data and outputs the right ascension and declination of the spin axis. An application of the extended Kalman/ filter in estimating the attitude of dual-spin geostationary satellites is presented. The precession of the angular momentum vector by the solar radia-tion torque is considered to be the only natural attitude perturbation. The orbital dynamics are considered to be known and are decoupled from the attitude dynamics. A periodic attitude control policy is then derived. View full abstract»
Computerized Model Demonstrating Magnetic Submarine LocalizationPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 246 - 254
Cited by: Papers (3) | Patents (2)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (3053 KB)
A modet is described which consists of an aircraft with flux gate magnetometers mounted on the wing tips and a submarine containing a magnet to simulate the induced and permanent fields of an actual submarine. Equations are developed which enable a minicomputer sampling the magnetometers to calculate the location, depth, and heading of the submarine as the aircraft travels towards it. The real time plotted results are presented. View full abstract»
Reliability of the Station-Keeping Activator Subsystem of a Geostationary SatellitePublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 255 - 263| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1796 KB)
The reliability of the station-keeping activator subsystem of a geostationary satellite using electric thrusters is analyzed by modeling the probabilistic behavior of the system as a homogeneous Markov process. The method is applied to the particular case of a 400-kg satellite using 1.5-mN cesium contact electric thrusters. lt is shown that certain system configurations offer a mass improvement without loss of reliability. View full abstract»
A Distributed Intelligence Automatic Test System for PATRIOTPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 264 - 272
Cited by: Patents (5)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (3901 KB)
An automatic test system supporting high volume production testing of diverse state-of-the-art electronic assemblies is described. The test complex consists of a centralized computer system communicating to a network of satellite stations, each structured as "Intelligent Test Centers" dedicated to a particular family of assemblies (e.g., analog, digital, microwave). Allocation of resources and tasks have been distributed for optimum efficiency of production testing. This paper describes the organization and characteristics of the test system. Test center operation is explained with emphasis given to unique man-machine interactive features designed for on-line generation, examination, and maintenance of Unit-Under-Test (UUT) programs. Details are presented of the test language, RATEL, used for UUT programming. Other aspects that are discussed include test data and UUT program characteristics. View full abstract»
Adaptive Thresholding SystemsPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 273 - 280
Cited by: Papers (6) | Patents (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1511 KB)
The conditions under which adaptive thesholding should be employed are discussed. The three most important systems for accomplishing adaptive thresholding are the level adjuster, the constant-fraction discriminator, and the double differentiator. Practical implementations of these systems, including false alarm protection, are described in terms of subsystems. Approximate position variances associated with the three systems are derived. Relative advantages and disadvantages are discussed. View full abstract»
Mean Power Estimation with a Recursive FilterPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 281 - 289
Cited by: Papers (2)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1382 KB)
Power estimates from smoothed detector outputs of stationary signals are analyzed for linear, square law, and logarithmic receiverdetectors. Smoothing is accomplished with a first-order recursive digital filter. lnput amplitude is assumed to be Rayleigh distributed and detector output samples independent. Expansion of results to other distributions is indicated. View full abstract»
Performance of a Square Law Pseudonoise Ranging Time-of-Arrival EstimatorPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 290 - 301
Cited by: Papers (2)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (2136 KB)
The performance of a square law time-of-arrival (TOA) estimator that has been proposed for use in ASTRO-DABS, part of a possible satellite-based fourth generation air traffic control system is considered. The transmitted message consists of a pulse amplitude modulated (PAM) ranging sequence that, due to transmitter characteristics, is corrupted by an unknown frequency offset. The optimum TOA estimator, for the case of no frequency uncertainty, is first presented, together with a lower bound on the variance of the estimate generated. This is followed by the consideration of a suboptimum TOA estimator for which a high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) performance analysis is carried out; here, the effects of frequency uncertainty are included. Next, the zero-crossing properties of the derivative of the (suboptimum) estimation statistic are presented and the results used to derive an upper bound to the TOA estimate variance that is valid for all SNR values. This latter result is significant because it displays the system threshold effect and complements performance lower bounds that may be derived via other methods. In addition, the method presented here may be applied to other optimum and suboptimum systems where a discrete set of parameters is to be estimated. View full abstract»
Limit Cycle in a Four Sectors On-Off Tracking LoopPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 302 - 309| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1128 KB)
A simplified model of a bidimensional on-off tracking loop is introduced. By using geometric analysis in the time domain, it is shown that there is a simple mode of limit cycle which is stable in the loop for finite disturbances and for a finite range of change of the loop parameters. The consideration of the unsymmetric general case covers a wide class of cases in which the loop is subjected to constant velocity inputs. A nonfiltering assumption is defined which is needed to establish the connection between the simplified loop and practical systems. The main results are applied to a conventional symmetric loop. The analytic approach developed here is applicable as weil to loops in which the number of sectors is different from four and also to loops containing nonlinearities more complex than simple on-off, like hysteresis. View full abstract»
Maneuvering Target Tracking Using Adaptive State EstimationPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 310 - 317
Cited by: Papers (87) | Patents (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1542 KB)
Two approaches to a nonlinear state estimation problem are presented. The particular problem addressed is that of tracking a maneuvering target in three-dimensional space using spherical observations (radar data). Both approaches rely on semi-Markov modeling of target maneuvers and result in effective algorithms that prevent the loss of track that often occurs when a target makes a sudden, radical change in its trajectory. Both techniques are compared using real and simulated radar measurements with emphasis on performance and computational burden. View full abstract»
Phase Control in Multibeam ArraysPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 318 - 321
Cited by: Papers (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (516 KB)
The phases of the radiation fields in a multibeam antenna are analyzed and their relations to the feed network are established. A method of phase control is proposed and applied to the case of cophasal beams radiated from an array for which the feed network is a lossless Butler matrix. View full abstract»
Comments on "Defending a Moving Target Against Missile or Topedo Attack"Publication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 321
Cited by: Papers (4)| | PDF (166 KB)
Correlation Effects of MTI FiltersPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 321 - 322
Cited by: Papers (3)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (358 KB)
A frequency domain approach for determining the effective number of independent pulses at the output of a square law detector in a moving target indicator (MTI) system leads to a definition which gives the same asymptotic results as given by a previous definition. View full abstract»
Frequency Domain InterpolationPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 323 - 327
Cited by: Papers (5) | Patents (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (636 KB)
A formula is derived for interpolation between output samples of a fast Fourier transform (FFT), i.e., in the frequency domain. Such a formula is useful for obtaining greater frequency resolution when two coarse FFT outputs are available. Consideration is also given to the effect of such interpolation on a weighted FFT. View full abstract»
Identification of a Ship or Submarine from its Magnetic SignaturePublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 327 - 329
Cited by: Papers (2) | Patents (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (525 KB)
The relationship between the measured time fluctuations of the ambient magnetic field due to the passage of a ship or submarine and the characteristic magnetization properties of this vessel are derived. This relationship would be useful in identifying or classifying ships and submarines according to their magnetization properties. View full abstract»
The Blind Road to the New Despotism: Part llPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 329 - 336
Cited by: Papers (2)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (1754 KB)First Page of the ArticleView full abstract»
International Cumulative Index on Radar Systems: 1975-76 Update and Complete Author IndexPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): i - 42| | PDF (9362 KB)
Information for authorsPublication Year: 1977 , Page(s): 42a| | PDF (70 KB)
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Dubuque Fighting Saints
|Dubuque Fighting Saints
|Dubuque, Iowa
|1980 and 2010
|Home arena
|Mystique Ice Center
Red & White
|Northern Lights Hockey, LLC (Brad Kwong, managing director)
|General manager
|Matt Shaw
|Head coach
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|Telegraph Herald, KIYX
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|Dubuque Fighting Saints
|Dubuque Fighting Saints
The Dubuque Fighting Saints is a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team playing in the United States Hockey League (USHL). Located in the city of Dubuque, Iowa on the banks of the Mississippi River at the intersection of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. Home games are played at the Mystique Ice Community Center (capacity: 3,079). Home and away games are broadcast live on KIYX, with Zack Fisch handling play-by-play with select games televised locally each season on KCRG-TV channel 9.2.
The original Dubuque Fighting Saints played at the multi-purpose Dubuque Five Flags Center arena from 1980-2001. After the 2001 season the franchise was relocated to Tulsa, Oklahoma where it folded a year later. In late 2009, shortly after construction began on a new ice arena, the Mystique Community Ice Center, several investors stepped forward and announced plans to bring a USHL hockey expansion team back to Dubuque, replacing the very successful Dubuque Thunderbirds hockey team that played several seasons in the MNJHL and later the CSHL. After an vote from Dubuque hockey fans was completed, it was announced that the Fighting Saints would once again be their team name, to honor the original Fighting Saints.
Team Colors and Logo[edit]
The Fighting Saints team colors are red and white and a secondary color sliver. Their main logo is a Gothic style D with a sword piercing the D and a halo on the top.
Team History[edit]
DubuqueFightingSaints.com Team History
USHL Clark Cup Playoff Champions
2013, 2011, 1985, 1983, 1981
USHL Anderson Cup Regular Season Champions
2012-13 season, 1982-83 season
1980 - 2001 - See Dubuque Fighting Saints (1980-2001) for history prior to rejoining the league or go to http://www.DubuqueFightingSaints.com
2010 - 2011 - In their first year back in the USHL, the expansion Fighting Saints created a storybook season garnering an impressive 37-14-9 record and taking 1st place in the Western Conference.[1] The Saints would go on to a 9-2 playoff record, defeating the Fargo Force three games to none in the Quarterfinals; Sioux Falls three games to one in the Semifinals and win the 2011 USHL Clark Cup, defeating the defending Clark Cup Champion Green Bay Gamblers three games to one in the best-of-five finals. [2]
2011 - 2012 - After an off-season move to the Eastern Conference, the defending champions would finish in third place with a 36-20-4 record.[3] They would go on to win the Qualifying Round of the playoffs two games to none over Team USA and were eliminated in the quarterfinals to Indiana 3 games to 0.[4]
2012 - 2013 - The Fighting Saints would roll through the season with a 45-11-8 record, finishing first in the Eastern Conference and the overall league leaders securing their first Anderson Cup Regular Season Championship since the 1982-83 season.[5] The Clark Cup Quarterfinals, Dubuque skated to a three games to none win over Muskegon. They Youngstown Phantoms took Dubuque to a decisive game 5 in the Semifinals, with the Saints advancing with the win. In the Clark Cup finals, the Saints won the championship on the road by taking down the Fargo Force three games to zero.[6] Jim Montgomery served as the team's head coach and general manager from 2010 through the end of the 2013 season. In June 2013, Matt Shaw was hired as Head Coach and GM to replace Jim Montgomery who was hired as Head Coach of the Denver University Pioneers.
2013 - 2014 - Their first year under Coach Shaw, the defending champions skated to a 33-23-4 regular season record, finishing 3rd in the Eastern Conference and getting the postseason invite for the fourth time in four years.[7] They would defeat the rival Cedar Rapids RoughRiders in the Quarterfinals three games to one before being eliminated by the eventual champion, Indiana Ice, three games to none in the Semifinals.[8]
2014 - 2015 - Season currently in progress.
Professional Staff[edit]
DubuqueFightingSaints.com Hockey Operations Staff
• Matt Shaw, Head Coach / General Manager
• Mike Field, Assistant Coach / Director of Scouting
• Oliver David, Assistant Coach
• Matt Millar, Goalie Coach / Director of Hockey Operations.
• Sean Murdoch, Athletic Trainer
• Trevor Heinzerling, Equipment Manager
• Jim Romagna, Strength and Conditioning Coach
• Patti Schwartz, Housing Coordinator
• JoAnne Gibson, Education Coordinator
DubuqueFightingSaints.com Front Office Staff
• Dan Lehv, President
• Matt Rau, Vice President Business Operations
• Katie Kenne, Director of Sales and Marketing
• Tyler Loucks, Director of Ticket Sales
• Zack Fisch, Director of Broadcasting and Media Relations
• Casey Weitz, Manager of Promotions, Merchandise & Community Partnerships
• Bill Snook, Sales and Community Relations Representative
• Eric Prohaska, Video Specialist
• Chris Fleischmann & Elizabeth Peterson, Account Executives
• Julie Conklin, Business Manager
Alumni in the NHL[edit]
DubuqueFightingSaints.com Alumni
Johnny Gaudreau (2010–11) - Selected as the Calgary Flames' fourth-round, 104th overall, in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Johnny was a member of the Boston College Eagles 2012 NCAA National Championship team, a finalist for the 2013 Hobey Baker Award, and the recipient of the 2014 recipient of the Hobey Baker Award as the top National Collegiate Athletic Association men's hockey player. He made his NHL debut with the Flames in the final game of the 2013–14 NHL season, scoring a goal in his first game. Selected to play in the 2015 NHL All Star Game where he registered an assist.
Zemgus Girgensons (2010–11, 2012–13) - Selected as the Buffalo Sabres' first-round selection, 14th overall, in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. He made his NHL debut with the Sabres during the 2013–14 NHL season, scoring a goal in his first game and becoming the first former Saint to play in the NHL since its return as a franchise. Zemgus was a member of Latvia's 2014 Olympic Men's Hockey Team held in Sochi, Russia. Zemgus was the first place vote-getter for the 2015 NHL All Star Game.[9]
Andy Wozniewski (1998-1999) - Undrafted from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Wozniewski signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2004 and making is NHL debut in the 2005-06 season. He would later play for the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins.
Mark Mowers (1993–94) - Undrafted from the University of New Hampshire. Mowers made his NHL debut with the Nashville Predators in the 1998-99 season. He would later play for the Detroit Red Wings, Boston Bruins and Anaheim Ducks. Retired from professional hockey in 2011.
Landon Wilson (1992–93) - Selected as the Toronto Maple Leafs' first-round selection, 19th overall, in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft. Wilson made his NHL debut with the Stanley Cup winning Colorado Avalanche in the 1995–96 season. Wilson later played for the Boston Bruins, Phoenix Coyotes, Pittsburgh Penguins and the Dallas Stars. Retired from professional hockey in 2010.
Chris Ferraro (1990–91, 1991–92) - Selected as the New York Rangers' fourth-round pick, 85th overall, in the 1992 NHL Entry Draft. During his NHL career, he played for the New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Edmonton Oilers, New York Islanders and Washington Capitals. He also represented the United States at the World Junior Hockey Championships in 1992 and 1993, and at the World Championships in 2003. Retired from professional hockey in 2009.
Peter Ferraro (1990–91, 1991–92) - Selected as the New York Rangers' first-round pick, 24th overall, in the 1992 NHL Entry Draft. During his NHL career, he played for the New York Rangers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins and the Washington Capitals. Retired from professional hockey in 2009.
Gary Suter (1981–82, 1982–83) - Selected as the ninth-round, 180th overall, in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft. Four time NHL All Star who played for Calgary, Chicago and San Jose. 1986 Recipient of the Calder Memorial Trophy as the NHL's top rookie. Member of the 1989 Calgary Flames Stanley Cup Championship team. Two time Olympian (2002 Silver Medalist), 2011 Inductee in the United States Hockey Hall of Fame. Retired from professional hockey in 2002.
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- ^ http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/brackets.html?leagueid=49&seasonid=6932
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Now that the silage is in the silo, extension agent Ernie Oelker says the real work begins to assure the cows receive a safe, properly balanced ration that is palatable and capable of supporting optimum production.
Extension dairy agent Tom Noyes gets back to basics in this week's Dairy Excel column.
Not all farm people are "fair people," but most are, as OSU Extension Dairy Specialist Dianne Shoemaker shares in her column this week, which explores her transition to fair-dom.
Diane Shoemaker guides producers through the process of pricing fields for silage.
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Research has shown that attitude is a key component in the continuous improvement process. Extension Ag Agent Chris Zoller explores the connection between management attitude and farm quality and profitability.
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WANTED: Edgewater Fl. Garden Swap Nov. 13th 2011
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The Edgewater Permaculture Society's 4th annual 'Plant Swap Party at the Park' will be held at Hawks Park here in Edgewater, Florida 32132. Sunday, November 13th. From 2-4pm. Hawks Park is on the corner of W.Turgot and S.Ridgewood(US1)
Bring anything garden related to trade. Please try to make sure seeds and plants are labeled. If you have any questions email us here at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Weston Solutions, Inc
based in West Chester, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Weston Solutions, Inc. (WESTON) delivers integrated environmental, sustainability, property redevelopment, energy, and construction solutions. Dedicated to making a difference in the world, our 1,650 people have been reaching out from 60 offices around the globe responding to our clients` toughest problems for more than 55 years.
Advanced Plasma Power (APP)
based in Swindon, UNITED KINGDOM
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Ruf Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG
based in Zaisertshofen, GERMANY
RUF is employing about 100 people. So far, we have sold more than 3500 briquetting machines all over the world. With RUF-briquetting systems proven in practice many kinds of materials can be briquetted directly at the place where they are produced, without having to add substances and without pretreatment. Waste recycling instead of waste disposal. Reclaim valuable ...
Amandus Kahl GmbH & Co. KG
based in Reinbek, GERMANY
Our traditional markets are the basic food and animal feed technology, the sugar industry, the food and nutrient industry, and the chemical industry. KAHL is one of the leading manufacturers of plants for conditioning biomass, wood, straw, waste tyres, sewage sludge, plastics scrap as well as domestic and industrial waste. More than 130 years of experience in plant and ...
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Waste to Energy Conversion Systems. High Temperature Technologies Corp. is a leader in design, development and manufacturing of the plasma based waste treatment solutions. High Temperature Technologies Company is a privately-owned firm based in Montreal, Canada. It offers environmentally-friendly solutions for waste treatment and disposal. Its highly innovative technology ...
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As a leading global supplier, AVA delivers machine technology and system solutions around the core competence of mixing and drying. Since many years, established know-how in process engineering, high quality in technical realization, comprehensive services and intensive consultancy have guaranteed successful process technologies for numerous industrial applications.
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH
based in Bad Arolsen, GERMANY
LAMBION Energy Solutions GmbH has been designing and building bioenergy plants for more than 90 years. With over 3,400 biomass combustion plants to our credit around the world, we have an unmatched body of experience in generating power from solid biogenic residue and waste materials with the best economical and ecological results.
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based in Graz, AUSTRIA
CTP (Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH) is one of the world`s leading companies in air pollution control for industrial applications. CTP was founded in 1985 and since then, its engineers, chemists and researchers have been developing individual technologies to serve customers worldwide, covering all industrial sectors. At CTP, we adhere to high quality standards ...
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Morbark is a major manufacturer of grinding, shredding, and chipping equipment for reduction, disposal and recycling of wood waste. Solid waste management, land clearing and site development, pulp and paper, forestry and logging, sawmills, these are the principal industries served by Morbark. We are the world`s leading designer and manufacturer of wood grinding, chipping ...
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based in Braintree, UNITED KINGDOM
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Why I would be irritated with myself is tied in with the inescapable fact that, if you're going to check out "The Signal," the second feature directed by William Eubank, you're best off going in with as little information as possible. The movie, co-written by the director with Carlyle Eubank and David Frigerio, is a science-fiction thriller that looks, from the outset, as if it's down for some is-the-computer-hacker-a-serial-killer antics. The movie kicks off with its young protagonist, Nic, who looks too fit to be on crutches, giving a claw-crane tip, or cheat, to a young kid in a convenience store. Nic's a bit of a wunderkind, as is at least one of his traveling companions, best bud Jonah (Beau Knapp). Perhaps less so is Nic's girlfriend, Haley (Olivia Cooke), who Nic's accompanying to her new school in California. The college circumstances, and Nic's progressively debilitating physical condition, create a big question mark for his relationship with Haley. Also providing distraction on the trio's road trip is a pesky computer hacker who calls himself Nomad, who performs feats of server meltdown and surveillance that make Nic and Jonah green with envy, not to mention annoyance. So once they've got a bead on this prankster, and discover that the location of that bead is merely a detour away, they persuade Haley to make the side trip and check it out. What ensues is a near-"The Blair Witch Project" style scene of found-footage scares in a seemingly deserted desert shack. Nic and Jonah explore the place, which is as run down as any dirt farmer's abode, except for some brand spanking new server racks in the place's basement.
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Regrets? She's had but one
World-famous choreographer working on RWB production sad that close friend, inspiration died too soon to see it come alive
There does not seem to be much room for regret in Twyla Tharp's life.
The internationally renowned choreographer, busy preparing with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet for the Canadian première of The Princess and the Goblin, has shown throughout her lengthy career a relentless confidence that has bent and expanded the very limits of dance.
In a career that has spanned more than four decades, Tharp has married ballet with popular music on Broadway shows such as the musical Movin' Out, set to the songs of Billy Joel, choreographed films including Hair, written motivational tomes and an autobiography, and is generally famous for doing what she wanted when she wanted. And most often to acclaim.
It is, therefore, somewhat surprising that one great regret hangs over her most recent production -- namely, that Tharp's good friend, iconic children's author Maurice Sendak, who died in May shortly after the ballet premièred, did not get to see this work come to life.
The New York-based choreographer says that for more than 15 years, she and Sendak spoke for an hour or so on the telephone every Sunday. Many times, those conversations focused on the work of Scottish author George MacDonald, whose 1872 novel, The Princess and the Goblin, serves as the inspiration for Tharp's new ballet.
Sendak had his own special relationship with MacDonald. In 1977, the Where the Wild Things Are author illustrated an edition of MacDonald's The Light Princess. And according to Tharp, Sendak's 1981 book, Outside Over There, was in large part inspired by MacDonald's work.
The current production of The Princess and the Goblin was jointly commissioned by the Atlanta Ballet Company and the RWB. When the show opened in Atlanta last February, Tharp included in the program a dedication to the influence of both Sendak and Outside Over There.
"He was my very dear friend," Tharp says. "We talked about the ballet and MacDonald's work. It is very sad that he died before he could see a video of the finished work."
That work is a complex tale of an 11-year-old heroine, Princess Irene, who travels to a fantastical underworld to rescue the children of her kingdom who have been kidnapped by goblins. Tharp is known for blending ballet and popular music -- from Billy Joel and Bob Dylan to Frank Sinatra and the Beach Boys. This time, however, her choreography is set to the music of romantic composter Franz Schubert.
Although loyal to the structure of MacDonald's original story, Tharp has taken some of her own liberties, including most notably the introduction of the "11 stolen children." It marks the first time that she has worked with child dancers, a prospect that at first was quite daunting.
The Tony winner says that over her career she had generally resisted working with young performers, concerned that they would be a distraction. "You know, they used to say in vaudeville that nobody wanted to follow the kids or the bird acts."
However, Tharp says, she was committed to creating the opportunity for children to dance in a professional production.
"If they are going to become dancers, they are going to have to be onstage at some point."
In this production, Tharp says, the children were treated as professionals and responded as such.
"They can do everything. It's really quite remarkable. And they have no reservations, they're obviously very fresh and enthusiastic. But also very accomplished."
The one element that Tharp did not dare change in MacDonald's original narrative was its heroine. Few of MacDonald's contemporaries had the courage to create a story with a woman as the central character. Women in most other 19th-century novels tend to be either deeply flawed or relentlessly punished for their frailties. In The Princess and the Goblin, Irene must act alone to save the kidnapped children after her father the king fails to protect them.
"I'd like to think I did nothing to disrupt that key element from the novel," Tharp says.
The choreographer has not yet chosen her next project, although she admits there are several ideas simmering. At 71, with each successive production, there have been predictions that she's nearing the end of her creative run. Tharp has no patience for that kind of commentary.
"Don't ask me about the future," she interjects in the middle of a question about the future. "Everything I'm doing is in the moment. The future has yet to appear."
No boundaries
IN a career that has spawned 40 years, Twyla Tharp has shown a willingness to work with any material, and any artist, that appeals to her own sense of creativity. Although she has choreographed many works to classical music, she has made her reputation on expanding the boundaries of dance to work with many other artists. The list of collaborators and inspirations includes:
Jelly Roll Morton (Eight Jelly Rolls, 1971)
The Beach Boys (Deuce Coupe, 1973)
Milos Forman (Hair, 1978; Ragtime, 1980; Amadeus, 1984)
David Byrne (The Catherine Wheel, 1981; The Golden Section, 1983)
Frank Sinatra (Once More Frank, 1976; Nine Sinatra Songs, 1982; Come Fly With Me, 2009)
George Gershwin (Singin' in the Rain, 1985)
Mikhail Baryshnikov (When Push Comes to Shove, 1976; Cutting Up, 1991)
Billy Joel (Movin' Out, 2000)
Bob Dylan (The Times They Are-a-Changin', 2005)
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Want to hear more about Twyla Tharp, the current production of The Princess and the Goblin and the inner workings of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet?
On Sunday at 11 a.m., the Free Press News Café hosts a live and interactive brunch forum with RWB artistic director André Lewis, principal dancer Vanessa Lawson and Broadway dancer John Seyla for a behind-the-scenes look into the company's production of Tharp's The Princess and the Goblin.
Tickets for the brunch are $25 plus taxes and are available by calling 204-697-7069.
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Mystic, CT 06355
Phone: (860) 536-9666
Fax: (860) 536-2044
St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church Hall
Situated on Hempstead Street, St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church, is an architectural marvel. Sporting a beautiful facade, this church is nestled amidst the beautiful surroundings and is frequented by locals and tourists throughout the year. The spacious hall situated within this church is used for hosting several events like prayers and other religious services. This hall is also ideal for diverse social and cultural events.
200 Hempstead Street
New London, CT 06320
+1 860 442 2377
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Chocolately chips are speckled throughout this charmingly chewy, energy-packed bar. And while your taste buds delight in delicious cookie dough, your body gets a boost from the 40-30-30 nutrition plan and essential vitamins and minerals.
Nutrition At A Glance:
Balanced 40-30-30 Nutrition
Low Glycemic Index (24)
210 Calories
15g Protein
23 Vitamins & Minerals
Excellent Source of Antioxidants
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