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2 tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, diced
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 (2 inch) piece fresh ginger, peeled and thinly sliced
2 1/4 pounds chicken wings, split and tips discarded
1 tablespoon fish sauce
5 1/4 cups chicken broth
1 cup glutinous sweet rice
salt and pepper to taste
1 green onion, chopped
1 lemon, sliced (optional)
1 teaspoon fish sauce for sprinkling, if desired (optional)
Very simple ingredients, BUT for those watching their sodium intake I found that you can use water instead of chicken broth because the fish sauce already adds salt plus I added a touch of Kosher salt. The bone-in chicken wings plus all the other ingredients adds lots of flavor. But if you're like me and hate rubbery, gummy chicken skins, I used skinless boneless chicken breast because the chicken broth adds lots of flavor. Thanks for posting this recipe.
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I have also made arroz caldo with whole chicken pieces. My family asks for this especially during flu season with increased (may double or triple) amounts of garlic & ginger for their medicinal benefits -- antibacterial, antiviral, breaks fevers, clears head congestion, opens airways. More effective than chicken noodle soup.
i never had this in our home growing up. i heard about it and tried to make this now that i own my own pots and pans. really simple and good!!! please post more filipino dishes coz i wanna learn... :)
This is so tasty! I didn't have fresh ginger on hand, so I used powdered ginger. I also used brown rice instead of white rice, which was still very yummy, I just had to let it simmer for much longer. VERY good! Thank you!
Easy to follow recipe and it tasted great. I purchased the glutinous rice at the local Oriental store.
Arroz Caldo is my favorite filipino dish, hands down! My mother in law makes it, but she was recently out of town and I had a taste for it. So I found this recipe and it's even better than my mother in law's! I made another batch when she was on her way home and she and my father in law said it was better. The recipe is easy to follow. I have to add, I *hate* the smell of fish sauce. However, once you add the broth it's fine, and I can't argue with the excellent end result. :) So those of you who add it and think they ruined it, you didn't, and it'll be fine. I'm sure it'd be great without it, too.
i miss this dish its great in winter
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Hoffman's backup is Skyler Ridley and Apo's backup is Dallin Cutler.
Here's the depth chart, with a few comments:
QB -- Riley Nelson, Sr.
Backup QB: James Lark, Sr.
Note: Real battle in camp was for third-string spot, and that's important because third-stringer travels, gets leg up on next year's race to be starter; All indications are that freshman Taysom Hill won the job.
RB -- Michael Alisa, Jr.
Backup RB: David Foote, Sr.
Third-string: Iona Pritchard, Soph.
Note: The depth chart does not list the fullback spot, but that is expected to be Zed Mendenhall, backed up by Pritchard.
Slot Receiver: JD Falsev, Jr.
Backup Slot: David Foote, Sr.
Note: A mild surprise that converted quarterback Alex Kuresa not listed as backup, after a super camp.
Wide Receiver: Cody Hoffman, Jr.
Backup WR: Skyler Ridley, Jr.
Wide Receiver: Ross Apo, Soph.
Backup WR: Dallin Cutler, Jr.
Note: BYU usually designates an "X" receiver and a "Z" receiver, but does not differentiate here. Mitch Mathews was seemingly going to be fourth receiver, until a clavicle injury.
Tight End: Kaneakua Friel, Jr.
Backup tight end: Austin Holt, Jr.
Left Tackle: Ryker Mathews, Fr.
Backup left tackle: Michael Yeck, Soph.
Left Guard: Houston Reynolds, Jr., OR Famika Anae, Soph.
Center: Blair Tushaus, Soph., OR Houston Reynolds, Jr.
Right Guard: Braden Hansen, Sr., OR Brock Stringham, Soph.
Right Tackle: Braden Brown, Sr.
Backup Right Tackle: Manaaki Vaitai, Jr.
Note: Mild surprise that Braden Hansen is not starter at left guard, where he went most of preseason camp. Also, looks like they could rotate centers, which is rare.
Kicker -- Justin Sorensen, Jr.
Punter: Riley Stephenson, Sr.
Deep Snapper: Reed Hornung, Sr.
Holder: JD Falslev, Jr.
Note: James Lark did most of the holding at camp, not Falslev
Left End: Eathyn Manumaleuna, Sr.
Backup LE: Mike Muehlmann, Jr.
Nose Tackle: Romney Fuga, Sr.
Backup NT: Simote Vea, Sr.
Right End: Russell Tialavea, Sr.
Backup RE: Ezekiel Ansah, Sr.
Note: Ian Dulan, a senior, is having back problems or he would likely be listed as at least a backup.
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Backup SLB: Alani Fua, Soph.
Mike Linebacker: Uona Kaveinga, Sr.
Backup MLB: Zac Stout, Soph.
Buck Linebacker: Brandon Ogletree, Sr.
Backup BLB: Manoa Pikula, Fr.
Weakside Linebacker: Kyle Van Noy, Jr.
Backup WLB: Jherremya Leuta-Douyere, Fr.
Field Corner: Jordan Johnson, Soph.
Backup FC: Micah Hannemann, Fr.
Backup FC: Robbie Buckner, Sr.
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Boundary Corner: Preston Hadley, Sr.
Backup BC: Skye PoVey, Jr.
KAT Safety: Daniel Sorensen, Jr.
Backup KAT: Craig Bills, Soph.
Free Safety: Joe Sampson, Sr.
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Made a waiscoat with a scarf collar. It's one of those projects that sits around for a bit before getting finished.
I wore it to work twice and no-one commented on it. I'm assuming that either it's boring (perhaps because of the colour), or that it's odd and everyone is too polite to say (that's happened before).
Heavy cotton mysteriously chocolate brown on one side and grey on the other.
Light polyester blend with a little lycra thrown in.
Jun 23, 2010, 03.35 AMby kushco
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Jun 22, 2010, 07.21 PMby smallone
I think it is so well executed that people just assume you purchased from somewhere high end and they dare not ask :) It has absolutely none of that "oh did you make that?" look :)
Jun 22, 2010, 01.17 PMby ink
Gosh, This is so un-boring. Unless you consider really meticulous, beautiful colour, and classic lines with a modern twist boring,…. then well maybe they just might think so. I absolutely love your creations, they are so very modern.
Jun 22, 2010, 12.38 PMby hdk100
Looks like you found the best place to get real comments from those who really appriciate self-made cloths! I like it too!
Jun 22, 2010, 03.24 AMby petitejosette
I think it's very cute and not boring at all, I would love to won a piece like that !
Jun 22, 2010, 02.22 AMby littlecottondresses
You should take it as a compliment – true to your style and not "home-made" looking. Or maybe they're just jealous :) I like this – classic with a twist
Jun 22, 2010, 12.43 AMby kreative-kat
i love it!
Jun 21, 2010, 09.21 PMby pidgen
I really like it. Sometimes when things are just "normal" people don't comment. I tend to get "oh, that's nice" or "oh, that's um, different" when what I make is just wierd. Or I have really good friends who just laugh! But I really think this is a neat pattern and very well done.
Jun 21, 2010, 08.57 PMby ghainskom
I like it.
Jun 21, 2010, 08.05 PMby wackyblonde
It is neither boring or odd. It is lovely.
Jun 21, 2010, 08.05 PMby hayleyroper
neither boring or odd, I think its super chic and what a clever modification to add the scarf neckline.
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To complement those changes, Nvidia has announced a patented technology dubbed "3D LightBoost," which enables brighter screens and environment lighting. The company claims its new display technology offers up to double the brightness of existing 3D monitors, along with improved color quality and less 3D ghosting. Asus' $699 VG278H will be the first LightBoost-equipped screen to hit shelves and it features a 27-inch 1080p panel, a 120Hz refresh rate, a 2ms response time, as well as HDMI 1.4 and dual-link DVI inputs.
Acer and BenQ also have LightBoost-ready displays in the pipeline, while Toshiba is preparing roughly half a dozen 3D Vision-ready notebooks across its Satellite, Dynabook and Qosmio lines. Nvidia's second-gen 3D Vision tech will be available this month in a $149 kit that includes two pairs of glasses and a wireless USB IR emitter. Individual glasses will be $99. It's worth noting that first-gen glasses will support LightBoost with a driver update, though you'll still need a new display and they tend to come with glasses anyhow.
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I fail to see the appeal of wearing glasses just to get some 3D effect. Untill they make it so i don't have to wear glasses, or i can move stuff on my desktop in 3D, i won't be interested. (yes i understand that these are ment for gameing, i game.)
You my friend need to try Nintendo 3Ds and Ocarina of Time 3D,unbelievable,3D glasses free the future is began,nvidia is still in the past..
play batman arkham asylum with 3d vision and you will see why it is so incredible.
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You my friend need to try Nintendo 3Ds and Ocarina of Time 3D,unbelievable,3D glasses free the future is began,nvidia is still in the past..
Its really not, the 3DS is crap. Sure the effect is there but god the eye strain is unbelieveable!
No wonder why most people who bought on from day one took it back.
HAHA not,play ocarina 3D,that is 3D! best game ever made and yet in 3D,without that funny glasses,and with mario3d land in november and mario kart in december,must buy
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HAHA not,play ocarina 3D,that is 3D! best game ever made and yet in 3D,without that funny glasses,and with mario3d land in november and mario kart in december,must buy
I have, and I don't disagree with you, it is very much in 3D and it very much looks "cool".
BUT, after playing anything on the 3DS for long that 30 minutes your eyes litterally feel like they are going to fall out there sockets from strain!
Nintendo 3Ds suck, ur eyes will get sick if you play it a month
every day atleast 1hour
120hz panels are nice but if your PC can lock games at 60FPS it's not that much on an improvement. I went from a 23" Acer 1080p 120hz to a U3011 and I'll never go back to 1080p, just to small of a resolution for PC gaming/multitasking for me now.
It is not clear for me and I cannot understand from article: do I need a nvidia card or not? Or is it enough to buy the VG278H and a pair of glasses?
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History of Medicine and Medical Humanities Research Forum
This series provides opportunities for faculty, students, staff, and visiting researchers to present recent work or unfinished work-in-progress in an informal, presentation-and-discussion format. Programs are held from 12:30 to 2 p.m. one Friday each month during the academic year in the Rare Book Room on the fourth floor of the Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. Box lunches are provided to all attendees who reserve a seat by noon on the previous Monday; attendees bring their own beverages. Seating is limited and is not guaranteed without a reservation. Reservations can be made by contacting History and Special Collections for the Sciences by phone at 310.825.6940 or by email.
The program calendar is organized by historian Marcia L. Meldrum, UCLA Center for Health Services and Society; she can be reached by phone at 310.794.6290 or by email.
Upcoming Programs
Organs of the Mind: Gender, Phrenology, and Nineteenth-Century American Science
Carla Bittel, PhD
Associate Professor of History, Loyola Marymount University
Friday, January 24, 2014
12:30 p.m.
In pre-Civil War America, phrenology, known as the "science of the mind," became a popular form of knowledge, produced and consumed widely by men and women alike. While much is known about phrenology as a theory, less is known about its practice and reception. This talk examines the gendered "users" of phrenology, both practitioners and consumers, who adopted, adapted, and interpreted it for multiple purposes. Dr. Bittel will analyze phrenological encounters to illuminate concepts of credibility and trust in the antebellum cultures of science and health.
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Unlearning the Lessons of History, Science, and Common Wisdom: The DSM-5 and Major Depression
Allan V. Horwitz, PhD
Board of Governors Professor of Sociology; and Acting Director, Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research, Rutgers University
Friday, November 15, 2013
12:30 p.m.
Despite the many controversies surrounding the DSM-5, the final product turned out to be very similar to the DSM-IV. Major depression, however, was a crucial exception. In contrast to previous psychiatric history, empirical findings, and common experience, the new manual removed the bereavement exclusion from the diagnostic criteria. As a result of this change, people who have common symptoms of sadness after the death of an intimate that last for as brief a period as two weeks qualify for a diagnosis of Major Depression. This talk considers the reasons behind the DSM-5 removal of the bereavement exclusion and the potential consequences of this decision for psychiatric research, treatment, and legitimacy.
DSM-III: A Diagnostic Manual Creates a Revolution in American Psychiatry
Hannah S. Decker, PhD
Professor of History, University of Houston
Friday, October 11, 2013
12:30 p.m.
For six years before its publication, great controversy engulfed the making of DSM-5, the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) fifth diagnostic manual. In order to understand the tumult and high temper of its many critics, it is necessary to examine the creation and legacy of DSM-III, the third version of the APA's diagnostic manual, which that appeared over thirty years ago in 1980, with revolutionary impact on the psychiatric landscape.
The Inevitable Hour: A History of Caring for Dying Patients in America
Emily K. Abel, PhD
Professor Emerita, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health
Friday, May 10, 2013
12:30 p.m.
At the turn of the twentieth century, medicine's imperative to cure disease increasingly took priority over the demand to relieve pain and suffering at the end of life. The Inevitable Hour demonstrates that professional attention and resources gradually were diverted from dying patients and helps to explain why a movement to restore dignity to the dying arose in the early 1970s and why its goals have been so difficult to achieve.
The Bio-social Ecology of Epidemics: Yellow Fever in Providence, ca. 1800
Robert G. Frank, Jr., PhD
Professor, UCLA Department of History
Friday, April 12, 2013
12:30 p.m.
Epidemics happen. And since Thucydides, historians and literati have written extensively and graphically on the chaos they bring. This narrative mode has largely characterized the voluminous writings on yellow fever outbreaks in the United States from 1790 to 1905, when it seemed that no coastal town or city -- especially southern -- was safe from "yellow jack." As Frank started exploring the epidemics around 1800 in the port town of Providence, Rhode Island, which was the ninth largest city in the young U.S., he discovered an unusually rich trove of thousands of documents from which to write a detailed narrative.
He also found an even more interesting story, of the way in which the epidemics, in their timing and course, were shaped by what he calls the "bio-social ecology of disease." This ecology is comprised of many interacting components: the nature of the yellow fever virus; detailed characteristics of its vector, the mosquito Aedes aegypti; how the two cause the clinical picture of yellow fever; weather, climate, and topography of the port; patterns of trade to the Caribbean and characteristics of the merchant fleet; activist nature of the town's citizens and their hands-on political institutions; medical care delivered to patients; and preventative measures such as patient isolation and ship inspection/ quarantine that the town put in place. His presentation focused on the structural rather than narrative elements of this case study.
Waiting for Help: Predictors of Emergency Department Waiting Times for Women
Jitka Sammartinova, PhD candidate
UCLA Fielding School of Public Health
Friday, March 8, 2013
12:30 p.m.
This study investigated the predictors of hospital emergency department wait time in the U.S. in patients in general and in patients with acute myocardial infarction. The purpose of the research was to dissociate disparities in the quality of care, using a large, recent, national, population-based data set to test study questions.
Gender, Genetics, and Desire in Popular Culture: The View from Huntington's Disease
Alice Wexler, PhD
Research Scholar, UCLA Center for the Study of Women
Friday, January 18, 2013
12:30 p.m.
Although the concept of "hereditary disease" has a long history in medicine and in literature, it was only in the 1980s that Huntington's Disease, a progressively devastating hereditary neurological and psychiatric disorder, began to appear in the print media and in fiction and television dramas, presumably in response to advances in research into the disease and to new developments in molecular genetics generally. Gender, however, has been conspicuously absent from biomedical discussions of Huntington's, presumably because it afflicts males and females in equal numbers. As part of Wexler's ongoing project examining representations of Huntington's in popular culture, this talk looked at the intersections of gender, desire, and genetic identity in some recent fiction and TV dramas, exploring the ways in which they both confirm and challenge genetic and gender stereotypes and, at times, have offered new ways of thinking about disability and disease.
We Are All Doctor X: The Shared Narrative of House Staff Memoirs, 1965-89
Heather Varughese John, PhD candidate
History of Medicine, Yale University
Friday, December 7, 2012
12:30 p.m.
The first housestaff training narrative, Intern, published by Doctor X in 1965, established a story arc that was perpetuated by countless successors. These reflected a remarkable stability over time in the housestaff experience and in the medical profession's rhetorical ideals and values regarding the process of becoming a doctor. In many ways these memoirs were fundamentally conservative, buttressing the established profession. But they also functioned subversively; reflection bred discontent with the nation's system of training doctors, both within the profession and the reading public.
Social Poison: The Culture and Policies of Opiate Control in Britain and France, 1821-1926
Howard Padwa, PhD
Translational Fellow in Mental Health Services, Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA
Friday, 9 November 2012
12:30 p.m.
For most of the twentieth century, authorities in Great Britain and France took divergent approaches to drug addiction. The British sanctioned maintenance treatments for addiction, while the French authorities did not hesitate to take legal action against addicts and the doctors who prescribed drugs to them. Padwa explored the factors that led to these disparate approaches, focusing on differences in the drug-using populations of the two countries and the way that divergent conceptions of citizenship influenced the development of drug control and treatment policies. He concluded with a discussion of how ideas of citizenship and community continue to influence the way that addiction is treated today.
From Primitive Fear to Civilized Stress
Otneil E. Dror, M.D., PhD
Joel Wilbush Chair in Medical Anthropology and Head, History of Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Visiting Scholar (2011-13), UCLA Department of History and the Institute for Society and Genetics
Friday, October 19, 2012
12:30 p.m.
This presentation offered an initial analysis of the basic post-World War Two model of acute stress, arguing that this model drew on and internalized interwar models of "voodoo death." This process entailed the reframing of what had been conceived and construed as a "primitive" and extreme form of fear, which was confined to "primitive" people in "primitive" societies, into the everyday and pervasive stress experience of "civilized" peoples in modern Western societies.
Educating Women Physicians of the World: International Students at the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Sarah Pripas, PhD candidate
UCLA Department of History
Friday, March 16, 2012
12:30 p.m.
Owning the Disease: Patient Activism in AIDS and Mental Illness, 1970-2000
Marcia L. Meldrum, PhD
UCLA Departments of History and Psychiatry
Friday, February 17, 2012 [cancelled]
12:30 p.m.
Mental Health and Economic History: Changes in Antipsychotic Drug Markets in the U.S., ca. 1960-2000
Brad Fidler, PhD
UCLA Department of History
Friday, January 20, 2012
12:30 p.m.
On Women's Reproductive Health and Access to Health Care in Nineteenth-century Rio de Janeiro
Cassia P. Roth, PhD candidate
UCLA Department of History
Friday, November 18, 2011
12:30 p.m.
On the Historical, Social, and Cultural Context of the Concept of "Recovery" in Mental Health
Joel T. Braslow, MD, PhD
UCLA Departments of Psychiatry and History; Frances O'Malley Administrative Chair of Neuroscience History
Friday, October 21, 2011
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Want Google to Figure Your Error Pages Faster? Try 410 Status Code
Dealing with error pages that might keep Googlebot wondering what to do (and wasting Googlebot's time is never a good idea for your site Google crawl rate) is a too often-discussed issue. That's why we return to it again and again and again trying to share some tips and clarifications.
The problem is, we can't do without them because error pages always pop up during the life of any website – it's like some sort of an illness: all people get ill from time to time. And Google is often not very quick to figure the problem for the clear reason:
Google can never be sure you are serious about removing the page. Thus it will be trying to crawl it again and again in a hope you change your mind and get it back. This will take its time and probably will make it check fewer pages of your site.
There's good news actually: you can make it easier for Google to understand you really want it to drop the page out and never waste time on it. Google's John Mueller made a post on Google's Help forum saying that in order to make the page drop faster and more permanent you can use 410 status code instead of 404:
we are now treating the 410 HTTP result code as a bit "more permanent" than a 404. So if you're absolutely sure that a page no longer exists and will never exist again, using a 410 would likely be a good thing…
Hat tip to SERoundtable.com
Written by Ann Smarty
17 Responses to "Want Google to Figure Your Error Pages Faster? Try 410 Status Code"
Ann, this is interesting. It makes me wonder how other search engines are looking at this 410 code. I'd like to hear what Yahoo and Bing think of the 410 error code before considering a change like this. Though it's nice to know that at least Google is taking a stance on it. Hopefully the other two will soon follow.
This is a great post that falls in to organization and cleanup of our haphazard content mistakes.
Sounds like a good way of working, setting your really dropped pages to 410 instead of the standard 404. Well, everything that makes Google happy is a good thing to do, right?
Nice to hear this from Google. We always appreciate a direct message like this, too often we are left in the dark to try to decode the mysteries ourselves. Thanks for making this info available.
Great tip. I am not clear about this but it is really useful for me as newbie
Google changes its mind often
Very well said Ann. I looking for more info on 410 Status code, is this consider by yahoo & Bing also ??
Thanks for the advice Ann the engines using 410′s to signify that a page is permanently removed seems to be a great way forward for all concerned.
Still there is an another way to find 404 error pages. Signup for Google webmaster tools and validate your site. Google webmaster tools will reports your 404 error pages.
Great. I've been looking for a way to tell google that certain pages are gone on purpose, not just missing. Thanks for this! I would like to hear more about this and if the other big player browsers are on board with this as well.
It's a great thing to figure out easily the error on pages faster. Thanks a lot for sharing this tip with us
That would have never occurred to me. thanks
uhmm… still dont understand… some how my broken link has PR how is that? if it dropped … does it remain give pr value for home page?
Great tips. Most of the websites got 301 problem already. Will surely check it for my self. Thanks mate
Hi nice to hear abt but it may be a problematic to apply 410 on whole site using .htaccess file for urls that whether exist or not.
# Check for HTTP/1.1 request Host header
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} .
# Return 410-Gone for HTTP/1.1 requests for non-existent archive files
RewriteRule ^archives/ – [G]That will return a 410-Gone for all requests to the /archives subdirectory, whether the files exist or not. However, you won't have a fallback to a 404 for HTTP/1.0 clients if the files still exist. The easiest fix for that is to simply rename the /archives folder on your server, which will make all those URLs go missing.
Thank you Hire PHP Developer for that handy bit of code, I've been searching for how to return a 410. Now I know
Much appreciated.
Its useful tips but sometimes I use Google Webmaster Tools to identify and delete the index of deleted posts.


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July 16, 2013
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Guests: Jeffrey Rosen, Ken Paulson and Gene Policinski
The Newseum hosts a special "Inside Media" program featuring a discussion of the new "2013 State of the First Amendment" national survey, conducted annually by the Newseum Institute's First Amendment Center.
The panelists are:
- Jeffrey Rosen, First Amendment scholar; president and CEO of the National Constitution Center
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BUFFALO Finland claims back first place in Group A after a convincing 5-1 victory against Germany. The win brings Finland into the final round while Germany has to play against relegation.Germany showed its two faces of this tournament. In the first period the Germans played with powerful forechecking, but then conceded goal after goal following an evenly played first period.We didn't stick to our game plan. The same things went wrong again. We didn't play defence well, and we got off to a bad start, said Germanys captain Laurin Braun. No one feels good right now, but tomorrow is another game.The Finns have only unveiled one face so far: the one of a medal contender. Same as in their 4-0 blanking of Switzerland, the Finns showed more technical skill, most notably their superior skating and passing.Were getting to know each other a little better every day. We never played much together before the tournament, but its starting to come together. We want to win a medal; its been a long time, Finlands captain Sami Vatanen makes clear his ambitions.The first period of the game almost reminded of a World Juniors version of the NHL vs. Soviets clashes, that were once played in the city, with Germanys North American style of play.Already a few seconds into the game Germany scared its opponents with aggressive forechecking. Finnish defenceman Nico Manelius lost the puck to Braun just in front of his own net, but Braun, probably surprised about this chance himself, couldnt capitalize on this opportunity.At 9:40, Finlands Rasmus Rissanen continued an unfortunate series of cheap, hazardous hits in this tournament when checking Braun from behind into the boards. Braun could continue while Rissanen got 2+10. The Germans had several shots, but Finland could also have scored shorthanded when Henri Tuominen and Joonas Nättinen had an unsuccessful two-on-one rush.Same as yesterday against Switzerland, it was Finlands second line that managed to end the deadlock. And same as yesterday it was Joonas Nättinen, who redirected a puck into the net following a shot from the blue line from Tommi Kivisto at 15:59.While the Germans might well have planned their race to catch up, the Finns started controlling the game from the second period.At 6:23 into the middle stanza, Miikka Salomäki scored the 2-0 goal through Philipp Grubauers five hole. The goal came after Finland had enjoyed an 8-2 shot-on-goal advantage in the first few minutes of the middle stanza, compared to 13-10 in the first period.The German resistance definitely broke up in the second half of the middle period.At 13:47 Joonas Donskoi scored after a back pass from the end boards from Julius Junttila. Only 92 seconds later, Jesse Virtanen scored the 4-0 goal and forced Germany to replace starting goaltender Grubauer by Niklas Treutle for the second time in three games.We wanted to play like we did yesterday, get the puck deep and create offence. We were a little slow in the first period, but we got a couple of goals in the second and that made the difference for us, Vatanen said.3:28 into the third period, the German Rammstein goal song could eventually be played when Tobias Rieder, after a nice pass from Marcel Noebels, succeeded on a one-man rush by deking Ortio.With 3:53 left to play Erik Haula restored the four-goal lead, which remained until the final buzzer.With this win Finland tops the group although with one more game played than the U.S. with seven points from three games. And no matter what they do in their last game on Friday against Slovakia, the Finns cannot finish worse than third.Newly-promoted Germany on the other hand will have to play in the relegation round even if they would beat reigning champion USA tomorrow evening. It will be a tough fight for the Germans at Dwyer Arena as they might go there with only zero or one point after their losses against Slovakia (in OT) and Switzerland.We thought we could finish third in our group, but our goal now is, of course, to avoid relegation, Braun said.MARTIN MERK


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Leading the Bucks to a 2-1 record, Ellis averaged 21.3 points, 4.3 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 4.0 steals per game while shooting 46.3 percent from the field and 57.1 percent from beyond the arc.
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---------- It's officially entered abandonware status imho. I really can't see how the biggest company in the world, with 100s of billions sitting in the bank can't put together a team of 50 people to work on iwork for os x. Maybe, if need be, also HIRE some people too, you know? Their wages would be about 1/10 they spend opening up a new store or something... It's beyond my comprehension... |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:04 PM | #28 |
Yes, Keynote is horrible at this. I've had to use ScreenFlow to create movies of my presentations. It's baffling that Apple can't get Keynote (from Apple) to export to QuickTime (from Apple) correctly.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:06 PM | #29 |
To me it seems obvious that apple is more invested in the iOS side for iWork. There is no Microsoft office for iOS yet and apple wants to get as many users on iWork as possible before office does inevitably become available. Conversely, on the Mac side, office has always been available and most users choose to pay more for it because of the major brand recognition it has so apple isn't going to focus they efforts there until they build up a user base From iOS users. That's how it looks to me anyway.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:07 PM | #30 |
I'm going to be buying a macbook air soon and I've kind beeen thinking I'd ditch office at that point and go iWork... but considering how it's now 4 years old I would hate to buy it and then Apple turns around and releases a full paid upgrade.
I can't quite tell where Apple is heading with iWork. It seems almost like an Apple TV level hobby...
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:08 PM | #31 |
so essentially nothing new for keynote (and iwork in general) on OSX?
Improved export to powerpoint is good... more options for the future to get away from outdated software. For those who are asking, one feature that I would like to see is support for hand-writing on slides. Microsoft can do it. Besides that, I feel that there should be some new innovation in presentation technology. Keynote used to be ahead of powerpoint by a large margin, but I don't think this is the case anymore. |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:10 PM | #34 |
I ask myself the same. All iWork updates in the last four years were only to support changes to the environment of OS X or to keep up with the iOS version. Does Apple even care about it?
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:15 PM | #36 |
Well, let's see... what about cross-references in Pages? All serious word processors have support for cross-referencing, which is a basic feature for writing anything reasonably complex. Word, Word Perfect, OpenOffice/LibreOffice Writer, Nisus Writer Pro, Mellel... you name it.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:19 PM | #37 |
Track Changes in Pages for iOS... Yes!!! Get in! You beeeeeeeauty!
Mind you, Track Changes in Pages is ****, but it's better than nothing...
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:22 PM | #39 |
I've given up on iWork (Mac and iOS) and switched back to Office.
The real killer for me is the lack of proper cloud support, Skydrive and desktop Office works perfectly and will only get better with Office 2013 especially if there are native apps of some kind for iOS. The lack of 100% compatibility with Office doesn't help iWork either. Microsoft did an excellent job with making the Mac and Windows versions of Office compatible. Like it or not documents need to be in Office format when you're sharing them, unless everyone involved has Google docs. |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:22 PM | #40 |
I like the ribbon interface in Office and I like its implementation in OS X a lot more than in Windows. That said, I find these iWork updates underwhelming. Hopefully this is a sign that iWork is continuing to receive support.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:25 PM | #41 | |
Ironic that, given Apple's need to "control" key services meant they destroyed Maps that their crappy iCloud implementation has meant that they've handed over the key service of the file system to be run by Microsoft. Meanwhile, Pages for iOS still lacks word count on sections, and keyboard copy/past shortcuts :-( |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:25 PM | #42 |
I am happy to see that they are at least paying some attention to iWork. I use Pages pretty much everyday, and I enjoy iWorks' simplicity when compared to MS Office. I do think the current Mac MS Office is a big improvement, but Microsoft's philosophy of features for the sake of features is a bit much for me.
As much as I look forward to iWork '13, or whatever it ends up being, I am more then willing to wait until all the skeuomorphism has been stripped out, and the Mac OS and iOS are in harmony. |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:25 PM | #43 |
Have you modified them to fit your personal needs?
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:26 PM | #44 |
Word for iOS needs proper ability to create lists! At the moment, it is next to impossible to make changes to numbered lists since the app fights way too much to follow it's own format. That is the is the single most annoying problem for me with the app.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:31 PM | #45 | |
Right now you need to buy 3rd party plugins for those (which each cost more than a copy of Pages itself) - and even when you do that, they're still not as good as the ones built-in to the Office applications. I agree with the others here who wonder if Apple even hires OSX software engineers any more. They haven't released anything big for the Mac in several years now, and even then they seem to work on one product at a time like it's all being done by the same team or something. If Apple isn't going to support these applications, it'd be nice of them to spin them off (like with Filemaker) so they can continue for those of us who do use them. |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:37 PM | #46 |
Will apple ever update ios iworks with dropbox support? Seems pretty useless without it imo
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:42 PM | #47 |
iCloud is completely useless for documents. I use Dropbox these days. It's like once you're in Apple's walled Garden, you can't get out of it. Their solution to everything is to email it to yourself. iCloud is strictly used for device backups, nothing more.
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:51 PM | #48 | |
Very often you want to create a number crunching table that feeds numbers into the main table but you don't want to print the number crunching table. Until now, the only way around that was to do it on a separate page and then hide it under a white square. This works but it forces the printing of a blank sheet. Hiding rows and columns finally solves that!
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:52 PM | #49 |
Just give me PDF export with crop/bleed marks and CMYK colour.
I spend all day working with pages and it's fantastic apart from these two problems. |
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Dec 4, 2012, 04:54 PM | #50 |
Odd, doesn't show any iWork updates for me. My Pages version is still stuck at 4.1 too....hmmm baffled
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WeddingsBy day, Astra is a bustling café; by night, an intimate venue featuring chef Charlie Palmer's famed cuisine. Windows run along the north and east walls with views of Manhattan's lights and the Queensboro Bridge. Astra can accommodate 150 guests without dancing (120 with) and 300 for cocktails. Events are $75$200 per guest.
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Funding from Tramuto Foundation to assist in human rights work
OGUNQUIT, Maine, Dec. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights will receive a total of $200,000 in grants over the next three-to-five years from the Tramuto Foundation, a Maine-based charitable organization founded by entrepreneur and philanthropist Donato Tramuto. Tramuto is the CEO and Chairman of Physicians Interactive in Reading, MA, the leading global provider of online and mobile clinical resources for healthcare professionals.
The announcement was made at the RFK Center's annual Ripple of Hope Awards dinner held December 11th in New York City, NY. The funding will be used to supplement the RFK Center's work in advancing international human rights.
In acknowledging the grant, RFK Center President Kerry Kennedy, daughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy, said, "My father believed with all his heart that 'one person can make a difference and every one should try' and Donato has taken his words to heart. We are all enormously grateful for his commitment to human rights."
In 2012 Tramuto was recognized as one of the Top 12 Innovators in Massachusetts for his work with Health eVillages, a program he founded and is now part of Physicians Interactive and the RFK Center. Health eVillages provides state-of-the-art mobile health technology including medical reference and clinical decision support resources to medical professionals in the most challenging environments around the world.
In 2005, 2009 and 2012, Tramuto was selected by PharmaVoice as one of the Top 100 Most Inspirational Healthcare Leaders in the Life Sciences Industry. In 2013, he received the Healthcare IT News H.I.T. Men & Woman Award in the Innovators category.
Beginning in 2014, more than $400,000 will be dispersed to a total of four recipients, including the RFK Center, over the next three to five years from the charitable foundation Tramuto established in 2002 to improve educational opportunities for the disadvantaged and expand access to high quality healthcare services.
The other Tramuto Foundation grant recipients include:
The initial installment of grants is set to begin March 2014 and will culminate with the Tramuto Foundation's 15th Anniversary Gala on October 1, 2016, a celebration of the organization Tramuto created in memory of two friends and their son who were aboard Flight 175 on September 11, 2001. By 2016, the Tramuto Foundation will have awarded $1 million in grants to organizations that bring educational opportunities and state-of-the-art healthcare to the disadvantaged and those in underserved areas.
Tramuto serves on several executive leadership boards: The Boston University School of Public Health Dean's Advisory Board, the Physicians Interactive Board of Directors, the Robert F. Kennedy US Leadership Council, the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice & Human Rights Europe Board, and the Maine Economic Growth Council. He is also a member of the Board of Directors for HealthWays, the largest independent global provider of well-being improvement solutions, providing services to more than 45 million people over four continents.
For more information about the Donato Tramuto Foundation, please visit www.tramutofoundation.com
About Physicians Interactive
Headquartered in Reading, MA, PI aspires to use the power of worldwide networks of healthcare professionals and life sciences companies together in ways that will change the practice and business of medicine for the better. PI's value proposition is to offer the life science industry a low-cost, virtual, multi-channel marketing approach that can be used to supplement currently promoted products, as well as non-promoted and orphaned products, that deliver benefits to physicians and patients. A key focus is providing services that fit into physicians' and healthcare professionals' daily workflow at the point-of-care when they make diagnosis, treatment and prescribing decisions. More information can be found at www.PhysiciansInteractive.com.
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