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Root vegetables, such as turnips, can easily be mixed into mashed potato dishes. The dish seen here, feature mashed Yukon Golds, sweet potatoes and turnips. (RACHEL BROUGHAM/NEWS-REVIEW) |
We're still months awayfrom locally grown summer staples, such as fresh cucumbers, home-grown tomatoes, and giant zucchinis.
But there are delicious alternatives for produce during the winter months -- options that are readily available at most grocery stores.
Root vegetables, such as potatoes, beets, turnips, parsnips and carrots, can offer lots of nutrition, but can also be served up a variety of ways.
Whether roasted, boiled, or even grilled, they can be a great side dish to winter's hearty meals. And they don't spoil as easily as some other, more delicate vegetables.
"I would suggest storing root veggies in a breathable box in a dry, cool, dark place," said Marci Spencer of Pond Hill Farm in Harbor Springs. "They should keep all winter long."
Spencer added you should be sure to remove any rotten veggies from the bag or pile, because the rot will spread quickly to anything it touches.
For those new to some root vegetables, such as turnips, Spencer suggests adding them into mashed potatoes.
"It adds such a delicious, mild earthy flavor," she said.
Mashed potatoes with sweet potatoes and turnips
4 cups potatoes such as Yukon Golds, peeled
2 cups sweet potatoes, peeled
2 cups turnips, peeled
1/3 cup sour cream or buttermilk
1/3 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter
salt and pepper
Cut potatoes and turnips into 2-inch chunks and place in a large pot. Cover with water and boil until potatoes and turnips are tender, about 20 minutes.
Drain well.
Add remaining ingredients and mash with a potato masher until desired consistency. Season with salt and pepper.
Crockpot root vegetables
1 pound of carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
1 pound parsnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
4 sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into chunks
1 large red onion, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces
large handful of dried cranberries or cherries
1 tablespoon brown sugar
3 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
chopped parsley, optional
Combine vegetables and place in large crockpot.
Whisk together sugar, oil, vinegar and salt and pepper. Pour over vegetable mixture (do not stir). Top with dried cranberries or cherries.
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Book Description:From one of our most interesting literary figures – former editor of Granta, former fiction editor at The New Yorker, acclaimed author of Among the Thugs – a sharp, funny, exuberant, close-up account of his headlong plunge into the life of a professional cook.Expanding on his James Beard Award-winning New Yorker article, Bill Buford gives us a richly evocative chronicle of his experience as "slave" to Mario Batali in the kitchen of Batali's three-star New York restaurant, Babbo.In a fast-paced, candid narrative, Buford describes three frenetic years of trials and errors, disappointments and triumphs, as he worked his way up the Babbo ladder from "kitchen bitch" to line cook . . . his relationship with the larger-than-life Batali, whose story he learns as their friendship grows through (and sometimes despite) kitchen encounters and after-work all-nighters . . . and his immersion in the arts of butchery in Northern Italy, of preparing game in London, and making handmade pasta at an Italian hillside trattoria.Heat is a marvelous hybrid: a memoir of Buford's kitchen adventure, the story of Batali's amazing rise to culinary (and extra-culinary) fame, a dazzling behind-the-scenes look at a famous restaurant, and an illuminating exploration of why food matters. It is a book to delight in, and to savour.From the Hardcover edition.
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UNH Law Student Is Former Olympian
Many people might say that law school can be as grueling as training for the Olympics, but very few indeed could claim to know that for sure. UNH Law student Razan Taha, 22, came to the law school in September from her home country of Jordan to attend the master's program in Commerce and Technology. When she was just 16, she represented Jordan in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, competing in the 50-meter freestyle race alongside the best swimmers in the world. Taha, … -
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On April 11, the University of New Hampshire Law Review honored James E. Duggan, former Associate Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, with the publication of a special issue detailing his work and legacy. At a reception held at the law school, former colleagues, students, and clerks of Justice Duggan paid tribute to his work as a justice, as a law professor, and in creating the New Hampshire Appellate Defender Program. We dedicate this special issue to Justice James E. … -
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In his keynote address at UNH Law's annual alumni dinner on March 22, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia offered an extensive critique of several trends in contemporary legal education. Tracing the rise of the legal academy over the past 140 years, Scalia lamented courses that move beyond the traditional curriculum to incorporate other disciplines, and how this allows students to graduate without having studied all the necessary areas of the law. This development, in Scalia's view, is connected to the … -
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Boston Business Journal just published a list of "15 Northeast law schools, ranked by graduate employment rate" in which UNH Law joins an impressive list of law schools, appearing right behind Cornell and Boston College and just ahead of Boston University and Northeastern. Columbia, NYU, Yale, and Harvard are in the top four spots in the survey, which reviewed the employment rates of the class of 2011 nine months after graduation. For a fuller look at UNH Law's employment statistics for the … -
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Twenty members of the University of New Hampshire School of Law's class of 2012 have bypassed the traditional bar exam and were inducted into the NH Bar on Friday, May 18, in a ceremony presided over by three state supreme court justices. In their final two years of law school, the students, who are members of the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, completed rigorous practical preparation in addition to their traditional legal education and were certified by the state bar as … -
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Congressman John Lewis, a legendary figure in the civil rights movement, will give the commencement address at the University of New Hampshire School of Law's 37th graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 19. While still a young man, Lewis became a nationally recognized civil rights leader. In 1961 he volunteered to participate in the Freedom Rides, which challenged segregation at interstate bus terminals across the South. He was an architect of, and a keynote speaker at, the historic March on Washington in … -
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Ashia's captivating voice and cello songs stem from her ancestral fields of Poland and blossom in the indie bicycle streets of Portland
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The video above shows more of the light-hearted nature of some of my music, as well as a love of comedic inclinations. I hope it drew you in enough to read about the inspiration behind the music and more songs. So here is the meat and potatoes of the project ideas!
As a child of Polish immigrants growing up on the West Coast of the United States, I was raised in two cultures, and my music and art is an extension of that upbringing.
This will be an album of music inspired by Eastern-European folk music, indie folk/rock scene of Portland, and love for ancestry and the environment, as well as classical sounds, being a cellist and classically trained in music. Pop and rock will also take its place in the album, with inspiration from retro 60s music. Check out Czeslaw Niemen- the Polish soul man of the '60s/'70s and you'll see what I'm talking about. Spirit Dances Evermore, which is recorded on Vagabond Opera's 'Sing for your Lives' will be recorded with its initial concept- to combine the retro-pop sounds of the 60s with Polish music folk sounds of accordion, cello, and violin. I'll be recording it in Portland, OR and Poland to draw from the well of children growing up listening to Czeslaw Niemen and Polish folk music. My band mates, Todd Bayles, Patti King in Portland, OR and Olga Kwiatow in Wroclaw, PL will be going me in the studios, as well as Jacek Krzaklewski of the Polish band, Perfect.
Its a mouthful of sounds, but honestly, I get bored of records in which every song sounds the same. Perhaps, that stems from having different and open ways of viewing the world. I could never really understand the inclination for homogeny.
Even though, most of the album is in Polish and English, I hope that this music isn't seen as just Polish-American, but part of the greater issues of globilization and immigration and trying to find one's own culture while moving from place to place, from country to country. Ancestry and care of the Earth, the environment are themes I see and hear while traveling this world of ours.
Also, I hope and intend for this album will be an ever growing extension of a growing return to classical music and sounds, such as the cello being used in a non-traditional/classical setting. All the songs on this album were written on the cello, and then other instruments were added, to fill out the arrangements.
The album artwork will be done by my 'favorite middle sister' Ania Grzesik (there are three of us).
One thing I really miss in a digital world are beautifully created lyric books.
Its been a long time coming to have a book that has lyrics in both Polish and English. I'm already drawing plans for 'Prosto do Nieba' The Polish Grandma Song as being both in Polish and with an English translation.
If you'd like to illustrate or have an ideas for a page, please let me know. I love collaborations and would love each page to be different, as so are the songs.
So, as some of you many know, recording an album takes many bones, so I'm showing you an estimated amount of how much it costs. The budget for this album exceeds that of what I'm humbly raising, but I would be so grateful to be able to cover all the expenses with this fundraiser!
$2500 Recording Studio
$500-1000 mastering
$800 Artwork
$1400 CD Duplication
$1500- Flight to Poland
$2000 Publicity
$400- Printing of Lyric Book
$1300 Possible Record Duplication!
$9100 Total without the record duplication.
Releasing a record would be absolutely incredible, and i didn't suggest it initially in the fundraising, but if enough is pledged ($7,000) we can release a real deal vinyl record!
The recording will be happening through the summer and Fall, while also working on the album artwork and lyric book. Mastering and production should be completed by mid January for a release in February or March 2013. I hope that waiting 9 months does not dissuade you from supporting this project. I will be sending postcards, to those of you who have pledged towards that, as well as posting about the evolution of this project to make sure you know I'm staying on track in completing this album as well as live videos of the album songs.
Thank-you from the bottom of my Bison Heart for supporting!
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Yes! The cover you choose can be anything you like since it will be personally recorded for you, whether its a popular song or something you wrote for yourself.
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Eleven crooning, eyebrow-raising tracks written and produced by John Valenti need to be put on CD.
Passive Aggressives Anonymous is an album about what you were really thinking but too well-bred and polite to say. These songs are sure to make your mom put her palm to her mouth and exclaim, "Oh dear." Upon listening to the album, John's friend Adam viscerally responded: "It reminded me a bit of Grizzly Bear at times, a bit of Rufus Wainright, but more irreverent in places than both of them. I am not in love with the title." The creative part is done - the music has been made and now just needs to be burned onto discs and packaged so it can make its home in your home.
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Apache::print( ) will return immediately without printing anything if $r->connection->aborted returns true. This happens if the connection has been aborted by the client (e.g., by pressing the Stop button).
There is also an optimization built into Apache::print( ): if any of the arguments to this function are scalar references to strings, they are automatically dereferenced. This avoids needless copying of large strings when passing them to subroutines. For example, the following code will print the actual value of $long_string:
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Packers Calendar: Decision on Quarless Due Wednesday
By Brian Carriveau on Nov 07, 2012 with 2 Comments
The bye week is underway in Green Bay, and while the coaches might be at 1265 Lombardi Ave. today, most of the players have left town. The exception might be some injured players who are staying for rehab.
While there won't be much news coming out of Green Bay for the next several days, the Packers must make a decision on Wednesday on tight end Andrew Quarless who is on the PUP list but whose three-week window of practice time comes to a close.
The Packers have three options. They can activate Quarless and place him on the 53-man roster, they can place him on injured reserve and end his season or they can release him.
It doesn't seem likely that the Packers would release him. So basically, they're down to the two other options.
The most likely scenario would seem that they would activate Quarless to their 53-man roster, but that would require them making room for him.
One way for them to do so would be to place rookie outside linebacker Nick Perry on injured reserve as has been speculated recently. Perry reportedly had wrist surgery.
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The upside to Quarless is still there. The disappointment from Finley this year creates more of an opportunity for him. Look at Crabtree this year. He is not a difference maker but has made some crucial plays for us this year in the absence of Finley. I can't imagine what Quarless "could do". Invest in him because he can also contribute on special teams. Furthermore, DJ Williams has not contributed on offense either. Get him on the roster.
Not to take anything away from Crabtree or give too much credit to Finley, but let's not pretend that 95% of the reason Crabtree makes those plays isn't because he's largely ignored as a receiver.
I'm not sure any of the three big plays to Crabtree would have worked if Finley were in his place…due to the attention Finley gets from the defense.


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Productivity solutions in small packages
Man, machine, and institutional constraints determine the productivity and output of an organization.
Manufacturing is experiencing the effects of outsourcing; some even fear that the "exodus of manufacturing and hi-tech jobs threatens to abolish the American middle class."
Efficient implementation of existing procedures coupled with better use of available technology may go a long way toward enhanced productivity. Anyone in the industry today who is responsible for keeping industrial processes and manufacturing running must stop playing catch-up and start getting ahead lest management succumb to the tempting lure of outsourcing.
Is enterprise a metaphor for life? Some may say that life is what happens when you are doing other things, but in reality, life—much like an enterprise—must go on no matter what you do. An enterprise could seek expert consultants and face up to the manufacturing challenge with "Techniques for Continuous Improvement."
Fast problem resolution
Profits in the business cycle come and go in real time at the production process. Understanding what is happening and making process adjustments in real time is critical to improving productivity and profits. In the absence of adverse events, everything works as it should and no human intervention is necessary. However, when problems do occur, fast action saves time and money. Fast and accurate reaction to problems requires timely and appropriate information in real time. There is technology out there, such as wireless personal digital assistants (PDAs), that can provide an advantage. That existing technology can keep track of historic data that you can document. You can also see how quickly you solved problems and saved money.
When problems occur in the process and the result is bad product, the effect on profits is immediate. This has a double effect on profits because not only did you create bad product, but later the production must catch up to the demand. When plant personnel immediately become aware of these problems, they have a chance to mitigate the situation and possibly help cut down or eliminate any losses. You can review the entire process quickly, drill down through screens to pinpoint the problem, determine the cause of the problem, and find the solution.
Strongest link
Any enhancements in productivity require a better understanding of the process at hand that can lead to the design and implementation of better monitoring and control strategies. In any process/machine control situation, the human operator is the crucial element. The operator can be the strongest or weakest link in the chain depending on the information at hand. Critical process information in your hands enables good decisions.
While one might seek a grand '"global optimal" solution to the problems in the enterprise, one thing is certain: You must face things as they are and do the best you can to improve upon some selected aspect of the enterprise. What is true today is that anything that does not add value is waste. However, what is also true is that anything that accomplishes the same objective more efficiently improves productivity. Now take a look around; can you find something that is pervasive that you can easily improve?
One example we found to be an easy improvement is the use of a clipboard approach to tasks. (The dictionary defines clipboard as a writing board with a spring clip at the top for holding papers or a writing pad. We also know that it is an area of memory in Windows used for copying text and graphics.)
In some plants, a clipboard may be the only approach available to address unplanned events. This is because man is the most flexible and adaptable element in an enterprise. What can we do to improve manual tasks? One thing is to use available technology to improve on "operator rounds." A clipboard replacement using an existing PDA or tablet technology can provide for customizable forms for manual data entry. This is one area that can spare the operator the chore of logging when the data was recorded (time stamp), where it was recorded (global positioning system location), and what the data source is (radio frequency ID or barcode), making the task more productive and the information more reliable. Clipboard replacement is not glamorous but provides effectiveness while one seeks better solutions to bigger problems.
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Granted the release date is a couple of weeks past Labor Day, but where's Judge Dredd in this poll?
Granted the release date is a couple of weeks past Labor Day, but where's Judge Dredd in this poll?
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didn't everybody love Captain America, too? I ask because that movie was pretty terrible. Lots of style, but awful storytelling.
at any rate, I'm far more excited for Nolan's finale than a superhero team up. But that's just the Batman fan in me being biased.
Those who are writing off Avengers as a shallow popcorn flick are in for a nasty surprise. It doesn't have political themes like Nolan's movies, but who gives a shit? It has better characterisation and dialogue, is genuinely funny and heart warming, plus action scenes that are actually, you know, good.
It's like an old school blockbuster along the lines of Raiders, but in a shiney 21st century package.
I get the feeling that this could be one of the biggest summers for box office take in years. Between Avengers and DKR, it's going to be huge especially how Avengers is tracking.
And as long as ASM fills me with the same feelings I had when I watched Raimi's first Spider-man, I'll be happy.
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Yeah, I know a few peeps who got to see it and they also say its a great all around flick and not just a "popcorn"flick. I kinda think it's a goofy thought process to assume just cause a movie has a lot of special effects that's all it's going to have to offer, like if you have lots of effects you can't have a solid story, characters, etc.
"You can't turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again." ~Me, 1985
I disagree about Captain America. And I love Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, but that and Marvel movies are two completely different animals. You can't compare them, even though as fans we do. I will say that Dark Knight Rises is operating with a deficit because it is the end of a saga, where Avengers is the possible debut of a saga and one of the few superteam movies besides X-Men.
Yea, i mean, i don't care how good the action scenes are, if you have a stupid story and the characters are written poorly, I might as well just be watching a fireworks display.
You need good characters you can root for so when the shit does hit the fan, it doesn't get boring. It's why i hate the Transformers films. All that spectacular action and CGI, but it's just sooooooo boring.
that pretty much says it all.
I count ONE post where somebody writes they're surprised TDKR "lost" to Avengers.
"Over 3500 votes" cast...sounds like a lot, but when you think about hundreds of thousands of people hitting the theaters, it's not that much. Both movies are going to make big bucks. Spidey's one of my favorite characters, but I don't think ASM is going to do the same kind of business as those two.
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TDKR's campaign will be ramped up in the next couple months leading up to its release. We're getting one more trailer (supposed to be attached to Avengers, even). And this "superteam" film will exceed the rest because the Fantastic Farce movies were barely better than "made for cable" and the last X-flick stunk -- but I think the X-trilogy pretty much stinks, with only XMO: Wolverine being watchable. I haven't seen First Class because I...just don't want or need to.
you can compare them. both are movies about superheroes, which puts them in a genre together. being completely different types of superhero movies doesn't change their core similarities.
but anyway, I'm not interested in pitting them against each other.
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That was the shipping time yesterday after release! I looked yesterday after the keynote was done and the Apple store was back up, and shipping time was 2-3 weeks. You guys need to wake up. I mean don't get me wrong. They probably are selling alot of them, but don't exaggerate when the shipping time has been the same since yesterday LMAO :P
It's a high end Mac $2200 starting is a great deal considering the baseline specs. As everyone says Macs ain't cheap!!!
I wonder how much the retina screen, itself, is worth (in money)
It's so big and in extreme HD. You wouldn't want to break it.
Bah, I think a retina display is really not necessary, better improve the things that matter. I doubt I would take much notice to the high-res display. And it would be able to run any games in that resolution.
Really peeps are going crazy. Macs are well overpriced. Spec that up on a pc and it's half the price and peeps gonna wait 3 weeks.
"..shipping times for the breathtaking refreshed 15-inch beauty has already begun tumbling precipitously."
Tumbling precipitouslyshipping times would indicate they are getting shorter, not longer.
For someone like me (working with digital graphics) its a mind bending machine. I can see your point but you should know that people are already jumping on the retina mac bandwagon and it will not be long before we start seeing some great games. I will however add that computers are not just gaming consoles. The whole retina display thing is about something else altogether... resolution independence.
Its good but ill wait because:
1) None upgradable ram (16GB is good but I want a laptop to last 4-5 years) (also DDR4 soon)
2) Smaller Drive space
3) No apps will have retina yet
4) Nvidia GPU (like I said I want my laptop to last)
5) LCD display, OLEDs will be common soon
6) WiFi AC is coming out and replacing N
Ill wait till all apps have retina and it comes with a 1TB SSD, also 32GB ram DDR4, maybe autosteroscopic 3d like the 3ds
My early 2011 15.4" with high res screen will last.
Your wrong as I also looked because I was going to purchase one. Shipping times after the Key note were 2 to 3 days.That was the shipping time yesterday after release! I looked yesterday after the keynote was done and the Apple store was back up, and shipping time was 2-3 weeks. You guys need to wake up. I mean don't get me wrong. They probably are selling alot of them, but don't exaggerate when the shipping time has been the same since yesterday LMAO :P
I only buy Apple unless I'm building a computer and I understand that I'll have to pay a pretty penny for my MacBook Pro or iMac, that's fine. This new MacBook Pro though is too expensive, Apple should have made it cheaper. If you upgrade anything on it your going to be paying a ton of money and that's not even including Apple Care which is a must! Not to mention they didn't update to the newest Wi-fi. I think only the rich are going to get these new one's. I wish that weren't the case cause I really want one
Alright peep...lets see you do it....go ahead.
specs like this on a PC don't exist.
Has there been any confirmation that there will be no 17" model? I have 2011's 17" mbp and I'd hate to bite the bullet for the 15" only to have the 17" display model release later.
Retina Display is pretty cool, but one of the biggest problem is...are the softwares going to be able to quickly catch up to such demand?
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The Margaret Mead Film Festival, the preeminent showcase for contemporary cultural storytelling, will screen an outstanding lineup of international documentary films during its 2013 program from October 17 to October 20. Featuring a broad spectrum of creative storytelling—including indigenous community media, experimental documentaries, performances, and multi-media events—the Mead Festival strives to illuminate the diversity of peoples and cultures from around the world and offers intimate forums for discussion with filmmakers, film subjects, and world-renowned scholars.
This year's Mead Film Festival theme, See for Yourself, invites audiences to discover connections between themselves and the spectacular variety of individuals, societies, and approaches to living presented in Mead films. Inspired by the immersive, transporting power of film and the Museum's exhibitions and programs, the Mead Festival will also feature live performances and participatory conversations for a uniquely contemporary experience.
Among the festival's wide selection of films this year are:
• Cinema Inch'Allah (Cinema My Love), directed by Vincent Coen and Guillaume Vandenberghe (U.S. Premiere): Four thirty-something Belgian-Moroccan filmmakers have collaborated since adolescence on more than 30 low-budget comic action movies, using their work not only to channel their fears and aspirations but as a way of projecting an image of themselves to their community and the outside world. Capturing them at a pivotal moment when life intrudes on their common artistic goals, Cinema Inch'Allah offers a moving and nuanced exploration of the struggle to reconcile artistic passions with religious beliefs, family obligations, and a place in modern Belgian society.
• Gringo Trails, directed by Pegi Vail (World Premiere): This timely documentary raises timely questions about the unintended cultural and environmental consequences of tourism around the world. Gringo Trails follows the titular travelers' route through Latin America and to Africa and Asia, revealing complex relationships between colliding cultures that are shaped in part by the hosts' need for financial security provided by tourists' quests for authentic experiences.
• How Far is Heaven, directed by Chris Pryor (U.S. Premiere): An observational documentary about the Sisters of Compassion, an order of nuns that was founded in the remote village of Jerusalem/Hiruharama on the Whanganui River in New Zealand in 1892. Only three nuns remain at that site. Jerusalem is the home of "powerful dualities," including Maori and Christian spirituality. The film follows the community and the journey of Sister Margaret Mary, who is the newest sister and volunteer at the local school.
• Who Will Be a Gurkha?, directed by Kesang Tseren: The Brigade of Gurkhas has been a special unit within the British Army for 200 years. Gurkhas, famous for wielding a curved khukuri knife, have seen numerous wars. Today, Nepalis continue to be lured into the British Army for the relatively high pay and prestige, undergoing grueling tests to win the very few positions available. The film chronicles the recruitment process, carried out in the lush lakeside town of Pokhara. The elaborate modern-day ritual, born in the days of Empire, offers a fascinating view of institutions and societies, officers and applicants, and British and Nepali culture.
The Margaret Mead Film Festival is proudly produced by the American Museum of Natural History.
The Presenting Sponsor of the Museum's cultural programming is MetLife Foundation.
The Margaret Mead Film Festival is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
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Study of Trospium Chloride Inhalation Powder (TrIP) in Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
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To assess the effect of a single dose of TrIP on pulmonary function in patients with COPD
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease |
Drug: trospium chloride inhalation powder (TrIP) Drug: Placebo |
Phase 1 Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Safety, Tolerability, Pharmacokinetics, and Efficacy of Single Inhaled Administrations of Trospium Chloride Inhalation Powder (TrIP) in Patients With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Safety and efficacy (measured by spirometry) of TrIP will be assessed in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Enrollment: | 24 |
Study Start Date: | April 2007 |
Study Completion Date: | June 2007 |
Primary Completion Date: | June 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: 400 mg TrIP | Drug: trospium chloride inhalation powder (TrIP) |
Experimental: 800 mg TrIP | Drug: trospium chloride inhalation powder (TrIP) |
Placebo Comparator: Placebo | Drug: Placebo |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 40 Years to 80 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female COPD patients between the ages of 40 and 80 years
- Smoking history of at least 10 pack years
- Not currently using (or able to wash out of) any long acting bronchodilators
Exclusion Criteria:
- Candidate on a waiting list for surgery while on study
- Using long-term oxygen therapy
- Hospitalization for COPD exacerbation
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Responsible Party: | Endo Pharmaceuticals |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00465959 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | IP631-024 |
Study First Received: | April 24, 2007 |
Last Updated: | December 3, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
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Lung Diseases Respiration Disorders Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive Lung Diseases, Obstructive Respiratory Tract Diseases Trospium chloride Parasympatholytics Autonomic Agents |
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"Overall better than others with the added touch screen"
on by keflerPros has at least 2 cores for VM purposes, has 4gb of ram enough for more than 2 VM's to run at a time, video card is decent enough to do what most people want it to do and then some, it doesn't come with that idiot editor for cnet.
Cons needs 8gb's ram, not AMD, needs a quad core for more VM's, needs a better cpu that has Intel or AMD's hardware virtualization.
Summary What the editor said in the video was totally out of line. The iMac can't even compare to this AIO PC or others nor does the iMac deserve a review. The iMac has less ram(which is used extensively during graphic, video, and audio production), it's got a faster CPU(YAY a whole 380mhz faster, utterly useless), smaller screen, no touch screen, no tv tuner, probably comes with a mighty mouse(YAY no right click), probably has no card reader period so there goes any ideas about easy transfer of photo's off your digital SLR, and less harddrive space.
So to recap what you're paying the $1300 for on the iMac, you're paying for a dual core CPU that's approx. 380mhz faster than the this one and 400mhz faster than one of the others, NO UPGRADE ABILITY WHATSOEVER, and of course like all of them, it comes with Mac OSX which is slower than even vista.
BTW, I purchased my IQ506 for $100 more than the iMac and I'll tell you now, it's worth every penny.
Oh, and if you want functionality, I dare anyone to try to setup a server on mac OSX. Have fun using the mac terminal because the mac UI restricts all access to the root system folders which contain most if not all the conf files needed.
So tell me again Mr. Editor what makes the iMac better ?
Tell me again what makes the iMac a better all around purchase ?
If you edit anything in this review or refuse to post it, I will post it on HP's site and I'm sure they'll be more than willing to post this because this doesn't have the load of crap that the editor spits out about the other AIO PC's. -
"Can you believe a 4 yr old can figure this out."
on by gpw60Pros Touchscreen is fantastic and anyone can use it.
A 4 year old can use it without any help.
It looks so nice you want to touch it and can!
They say it is slower but, I have had no problems yet.Cons I don't like how it doesn't have the upper end speed like iMac but, with that said I have not had a problem with the OS yet.
Summary Bottom line I have had this for less than 24 hours and have become a firm believer that iMacs aren't everything. They look nice sitting in the stores but so does this. If you had the money to put into this unit like Apple does with iMac I think the pedestal for this would shine brighter. Very user friendly and you get emersed in the touchscreen use.
I like this product over iMacs and Sony's all in one because of the touchscreen and the ease of use.
While I was over trying to figure out why my wife would want this unit over a very powerful iMac my daughter began her journey into the touchscreen era. She did it all her self by watching others and got to the games and started to play them with out anyone telling her how. If that is not a big selling point for a family then I can't sell anything.
I have brought this unit home with a little reluctancy but, I think this will suit my family very fine. I will not have to retrain my mind to conform tothe iMac OS. I have always been a windows user.
The keyboard and mouse are wireless, standard. It is an option that you have to pay for on the others metioned. The keyboard is very sleek and I like it vs. the traditional bulky keyed keyboard with other desktops. -
"Touch with finger sometimes hard - but an insect will get it's command through, no problem"
on by betzzybPros Beautiful Screen
Cons Touch is touchy
Summary Only get this machine if you are in a insect free environment. I put the machine to sleep and got up a few hours later to find windows open and items in my "trash", commanded by a couple little flying things. So I've learned to turn off the touch capability, which is a shame because that is the primary reason- other than the HD TV that someone might purchase this machine.
on by elperroPros WIRLESS N ADAPTER BUILT IN,PLUS MIC W/ WEBCAM,DUAL CORE PROSSECOR,4 GIGS RAM,22'
Cons DID'NT FIND ANY YET,AS SOON AS I DO I WILL POST IT
Summary GOT MINE FOR $1299 AT SAMS CLUB.COM w/ 500gb HD PLUS $60 GIFT CARD.HP KEEPS SURPRISING THE PEOPLE ONCE AGAIN.I WANTED A I-MAC 24' MONITOR BUT WAS A $1000 MORE.I SAW THE HP AND WAS HOOKED.ALL MY PRODUCTS ARE HP
"Great concept, however the technology is just not there yet for a desktop."
on by wtzhpnnPros Touchscreen technology, easy to use!!!!!!
Cons Technology is not refined enough for a desktop.
Summary Great concept, however the technology needs to be refined. In a matter of two weeks I had exchange up to four hp touchscreens and finally after each one crashed after the initial set up, I gave up!!!


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Animal control: Owner hasn't turned over Dutch the dog
MONTROSE, Colo. (KKCO) -- A dog that a Montrose judge ordered to be euthanized has not been turned over to animal services.
Last week I talked to Jeremy Aguilar about the upcoming court date where he would hear the fate of his dog dutch. Aguilar told me if the outcome wasn't in his favor, he might end up breaking the law.
Jeremy Aguilar said, "'I'm not going to let this happen, whatever they decide or not, I've done everything they told me to do, at this point I'm going to break the law, if Thursday comes and they say I have to put him down."
And so far owner Jeremiah Aguilar has not given up Dutch the dog, according to Aguilar is violating Judge Richard Brown's Feb. 14 order that the American Allaunt be put down after he attacked a woman taking care of him.
Animal control officials say Dutch and the woman's dog got into a fight in November 2012, and when she tried to break it up, Dutch turned on her.
Montrose Animal Services Mike Duncan said "[Aguilar] didn't turn in dutch, the court ordered him to be turned in last Thursday at 3:30 in the afternoon and of course he didn't show up and so we haven't heard anything from him since"
Aguilar's attorney Amy Ondos would not comment on Dutch's disappearance, but she said they are still pursuing an appeal of the judge's ruling, and the deadline is Feb. 28.
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Assistant Dean Pytel set to retire10/28/13Jean Landa Pytel, assistant dean for student services and global programs and associate professor of engineering science and mechanics, will retire at the end of the calendar year.
Advising Award nominations sought for 2012-131/29/13Nominations are now being accepted for the 2012-13 Penn State York Advising Award. Students may submit nominations for the award which is presented at the Academic Awards Program in April of each year. The Penn State York Advising Award, given by the campus Academic Affairs Committee, was established in 1991 to recognize the importance of advising students and is presented to a faculty member who has excelled in his or her advising of students. The faculty member chosen for this award is selected by a committee of three former recipients of the award, plus two student members. This committee depends on nominations and supporting information that is provided by students. Award recipients from the past three years Ali Kara, Emily Wenk and Harley Hartman; and Andrew Caldwell and Jane Emery, staff in Advising and Career Development, are not eligible for the award.
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Advisers asked to remind students of housing request process10/12/12Eligible students who wish to live on campus for the 2013-14 school year must submit a housing contract request through the eLiving Housing Contract System (www.eLiving.psu.edu). Faculty members should remind their advisees -- especially those planning a change of campus -- that the eLiving contract request process is available until noon Jan. 17.
Musser selected for National Academic Advising Association award5/17/12Theresa K. Musser, Division of Undergraduate Studies programs coordinator for Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, is the 2012 recipient of the Service to NACADA Award, which annually recognizes exceptional service to the National Academic Advising Association. During 20 years of NACADA membership, Musser has made significant contributions to both the association and to the profession of academic advising.
Animal science instructor recognized for excellent advising5/11/12A faculty member in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences has been recognized for her outstanding efforts to help students with their academic and career goals. Nancy Dreschel, instructor in companion animal science, received the college's 2012 Excellence in Academic Advising Award.
Military Admissions and Advising Team helps grow enrollments4/30/12As the nation marks National Military Appreciation Month in May, Penn State is reporting 40 percent growth in enrollments of active-duty military and veteran students in Penn State's World Campus for 2011, or 14 percent of all online enrollments. This trend is the result of Penn State's dedicated Military Admissions and Advising Team.
Nominations sought for Excellence in Advising Award10/6/11Nominations are being accepted for the 2012 Penn State Excellence in Advising Award. This award is sponsored by the Penn State University Advising Council and the Office of Undergraduate Education, and is designed to encourage and reward advising excellence. One award will be given to a faculty member and one to a professional academic adviser. The nomination is easy and quick -- just visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2012AdvisingAward to complete a short nomination form. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, Oct. 28.
DUS launches new look for online academic advising journal10/6/11The Division of Undergraduate Studies at Penn State introduced a new design for The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal at http://dus.psu.edu/mentor last week, unveiling a fresh, contemporary look, user-friendly navigation system, a comment feature at the end of every article, and new "Graduate Corner" section designed to showcase the work of up-and-coming advising professionals.
Academic advising conference to highlight the global community9/29/11"Advising for the Global Community" is the theme of this year's professional development conference on academic advising, which takes place Thursday, Oct. 26, at The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel on Penn State's University Park campus. The conference will focus on the value of incorporating global themes in undergraduate studies, teaching students to develop global interests in and out of the classroom, preparing students for learning experiences abroad and understanding the challenges of international exchanges and intercultural communication.
Lunchtime series on academic advising to begin Sept. 28/17/11Every semester the Division of Undergraduate Studies holds lunchtime presentations for the Penn State community featuring academic advising topics. These lunch-and-learn sessions take place on the University Park campus and provide opportunities for professional development, networking and advising discussions. The sessions will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in room 110 of the Henderson Building, on Sept. 2, Oct. 10 and Nov. 9. All interested faculty and staff members are welcome to attend and may bring lunch to eat during the presentations.
New look planned for academic advising journal, The Mentor8/5/11In September, editors in Penn State's Division of Undergraduate Studies will unveil a new look for The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal. The new Web design and structure will accommodate the online journal's rapid growth within the academic advising community in the last decade and will help to make readers' visits to the site more educational, productive and comfortable.
Ag Sciences faculty member named Penn State Distinguished Professor7/26/11Leif Jensen, professor of rural sociology and demography in the College of Agricultural Sciences, has been named a distinguished professor by Penn State. The title of distinguished professor was established by the Office of the President to recognize a select group of professors with exceptional accomplishments in teaching, research and service.
Radhakrishna to be interim head of agricultural, extension education7/5/11Rama Radhakrishna, professor of agricultural and extension education in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences, has been named interim head of the Department of Agricultural and Extension Education, effective July 1.
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