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Date: 1875
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Size: 21.9 x 32.6 cm
Acquired: 1912; Purchase; Pyke Thompson funds
Accession Number: NMW A 2429
Boudin's experience of painting harbours in his native Normandy is evident in this painting of the port of Bordeaux. His seemingly quick technique depicts in accurate detail their masts and rigging. The artist spent six weeks in Bordeaux and the surrounding area during the winter of 1874 and 1875. His delicately atmospheric portrayals of the port belie the disapproving views expressed in his letters.
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Real-time operations intelligence for plant floor, business.
By Fayez T. Kharbat and George Bauer
Running a refinery, a chemical plant, or a pharmaceutical assembly operation is a complex business. Planning and scheduling, process control, and maintenance require dedicated, multifaceted solutions necessitating highly trained and experienced users. The inevitable system and user specialization can result in the proliferation of disparate data sources, incoherent information, inconsistent decisions, and the failure to realize corporate objectives.
Large organizations are managing their operations using different application classes. Enterprise resource planning (ERP), supply chain management, customer relation management, and others are one class of applications that supports the business and administrative aspects of corporate.
On the other hand, the corporate plant-floor gets support from totally different types of systems, such as distributed control systems (DCS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), laboratory information management systems (LIMS), and data historians.
Although it is of critical importance for a plant manager to know what is happening throughout his plant or organization, the manager has neither the time nor the inclination to dive into all the systems that manage plant activities. This is why managers are relying on subordinates to provide them with the information required to make decisions. This information is usually composed of business-like data extracted from business applications and process-like data extracted from plant-floor applications. However, the process of extracting valuable information from data repositories and efficiently delivering it to the end-user is complex. This is mainly because of the vast reservoirs of corporate data accumulated over the years and the diversity of storage technologies, database management techniques, and data semantics.
Furthermore, corporate and plant floor systems often can't interact, so users have to jump from one application to another to get the required information. This is why information takes such a long time to prepare and usually is late reaching the manager's office. This information traditionally flows to the plant manager through status reports, verbal updates, turnover meeting notes, phone calls, and e-mails.
As a result, the "latest" information is out-of-date, filtered, and only partially complete. Worse yet, in the event that a problem requires further attention, he has no mechanism to quickly and conveniently find detailed supporting information.
Real-time Operations Intelligence (RtOI) is emerging as a new class of applications that can gather information from a job and present it graphically through a standard Internet browser. On the main screen, summarized information automatically draws the user's attention through highlights of high activity and exceptions. These "actionable items" allow the user to click the mouse and drill down to sequentially unfold more detail in supporting information.
RtOI should deliver a coherent view of the current activity, future plans, and production history to all plant desktops in near real time. RtOI is data source neutral. Data exists in back-end systems, gets collected and buffered in a virtual cache, and is presented to the clients/users in an Internet/Intranet browser or wireless devices, such as PDAs and handheld computers. Data sources accessed include SAP, OSI PI, Oracle databases, various planning systems, LIM systems, and document management systems. Information goes to clients from the RtOI virtual cache with minimized impact on network bandwidth and back-end systems.
RtOI users are anyone in the business who needs tactical information to improve operational performance including management, planners, maintenance, and operations personnel.
Real-time operations intelligence applications gather information pertinent to a particular job and present it graphically through an Internet browser. |
Operations' differences
Operations intelligence differs dramatically from business intelligence.
Business intelligence provides market information to support strategic decisions. These products slice and dice transactional data from databases and data warehouses where the information is essentially of a single type (transactions held in a database), is static (not real time), and the analysis goes on intermittently and on user demand.
Conversely, operations intelligence helps support tactical decision making by accessing dynamic data of different types from multiple distributed sources in near real time. Information pushes dynamically to a wide audience of subscribing users throughout the enterprise enabling them to make decisions that can improve the bottom line.
Operations intelligence seeks to bridge the gap between the technical plant information systems and the business environments providing a single point of access.
Today, few plant information systems across the process industry have fully exploited technology to deliver real bottom line impact.
In most cases:
Application development often is an end user activity.
There is no real change in the engineer's or manager's business process.
There is very little stewardship of benefits capture; users perceive them as "soft" benefits.
Data is consistent but there is inconsistent analysis by multiple end users.
Inconsistent analysis results in inconsistent information, which leads to inconsistent decision-making.
This is very different from what happens when implementing advanced process control:
The applications are an integral part of the project.
Users define benefits, and the selected applications undergo rigorous justification.
The applications development/implementation plan is clear, and the applications lock in and apply best practices in plant control.
There is a real change in the way technicians work. Could the same approach apply to plant information systems? Rather than advanced process control (APC), this is advanced management control (AMC).
AMC, supported by an operations intelligence solution, would lock in and apply best practices in plant monitoring, asset management, and compliance.
AMC would support a real change in the way plant people work.
A significant difference between APC and AMC is APC is a closed loop solution while AMC relies on the abilities of the users to react to emerging situations and events. In the context of operations intelligence, "Management" refers to anyone in the enterprise including corporate senior management, maintenance engineers, plant operators, planners, and traders. Indeed, an operations intelligence solution provides essential information to support tactical decision making, in [near] real time and confers the greatest benefit when deployed enterprise-wide. On-demand processing only works for a limited number of users owing to the unpredictable loading imposed on the network infrastructure and backend data sources. Deploying a solution enterprise-wide demands a more robust and controlled architecture and platform technology.
Call to action
Ensuring compliance with corporate objectives assumes the user established targets. Setting these corporate objectives frequently involves the determination of key performance metrics (KPI) in order to ensure the business is on target. However, simply the setting and reporting of these key metrics is meaningless and certainly insufficient to ensure success unless the means to drill down (to understand the underlying causes of any deviations) and to manipulate control points is available. Furthermore, these targets have to disseminate across the business to ensure the entire workforce focuses on achieving the corporate objectives so an enterprise-wide capability is essential.
A simple weekly or monthly report is barely adequate for monitoring the progress toward the targets. By the time anyone finds deviations, they are already locked into place, and the report merely serves to record the historical facts.
Any key metrics have to occur in a timeframe that enables the user to identify the causes and take action. To do this you need a real-time enterprise. Inherent in the real-time enterprise should be the ability to present information in [near] real time and to provide the user with intuitive mechanisms for navigating and the capability to dig for more detail.
A real-time enterprise should provide a mechanism for exploring the reasons for any deviations from plan, drilling down to the "control points," and causing a beneficial change to limit, or eliminate, the cause of the deviation. Disparate sources provide this information. A typical process plant will include, at least, the following:
Strategic planning application
Process modeling application
Linear planning/optimizing tool (LP)
Document management system
ERP—handling HR, Finance, Inventory, etc.
SCADA system
Plant historian
Plant information system
Asset/maintenance management application
These systems handle fundamentally different and mutually incompatible data that travels throughout the enterprise making the task of integrating and blending information a difficult technical proposition.
In summary, the problems faced by the process industry include:
Disparate data: Process industry data is in lots of different systems.
How to scale the solution to accommodate lots of users and multiple sites or plants.
The [near] real-time enterprise: How to deliver data in a timely way so users can effect a beneficial change to events.
How to enable the user to explore and discover the cause of problems.
Rendering KPIs in [near] real-time that truly reflects the current, underlying activity in the business and monitoring progress toward these targets.
The solution should deliver these capabilities without having to replace any existing enterprise applications.
Monitoring environment
Enterprise monitoring (EM) can be an additional element of the information structure. A visibility layer, geared for operations but not an application itself. EM uses live data from other systems to create an environment for users to perform their jobs more effectively while the transactional systems stay unchanged. EM is a Web-centric application. However, by itself, the Web cannot create or distribute the information securely and efficiently within your enterprise. It does not give the tools you need to mange information, keep it current, or keep it organized. Furthermore, Web servers cannot handle processing-intensive business applications on the Internet, and they do not have the required features to support such applications.
EM solutions require a business-processing or application server to handle the processing and interfaces requirements, a processing server that delivers the high performance, and scalability required to meet future growing demands of an enterprise. EM solutions operate in n-tier architectural environments with four major logical components: business servers, application connectors, Web servers, and browser-based clients.
A business user utilizes a Web browser to send HTML requests through HTTP protocol to a Web server. The Web server then forwards these requests to the business server. The business server utilizes the application configured connectors to fetch the required data from the external systems and perform any pre-processing requirements on the data before routing the result back to the Web server, which delivers the result to the user's Web browser. The Web server component acts as a presentation server or conduit for receiving requests from delivering views and data to Web browsers while the business servers which are the integral component of the solution handles the majority of the remaining activities.
This solution content is in components, which are easy to develop and store on the application server. Instances of components assemble into a model that naturally reflect the organizational, physical asset base, process, logical, activity, or workflow structures present in the business. Each component manages its associated data and renders this data in any of many possible appropriate views. Views render data as graphics, forms, tables, or time-series charts. The model appears as a tree structure with branches and nodes. Data from nodes lower in the tree can aggregate and present at any higher node. This feature enables RtOI to easily summarize and present data from multiple data sources. When the data changes in the lower (child) node, the aggregated data in the summarizing node updates to reflect the change.
Data delivers to the solution components via connectors. Unlike technology simply based on Web servers and active server pages, which can generate multiple, asynchronous requests for the same information, RtOI connectors aggregate these multiple requests for data into a single request. You can tune the performance of the resulting architecture to optimize the consumption of network bandwidth and the impact on the data sources. Connectors are highly configurable in the way they acquire data. The update frequency and data acquisition mechanism comes from the needs of the user community and the capabilities of the backend data source.
Unlike conventional browser based applications, RtOI data automatically propagates to subscribing users whenever the model thinks it needs a data change. The updates require no user intervention, and users end up with the freshest information.
Also unlike conventional Web-based applications that present the data from each data source to the user into unique "tiles" of data, the application seamlessly integrates data from disparate data sources and types. This blending of data makes it easier for the user to assimilate information and understand what is occurring.
Win, win
Harnessing operations information through operations intelligence has significant implications for the business. First, operations intelligence is the primary mechanism for the enterprise to realize operational excellence. Improving adherence to best practices, reducing costs associated with maintenance, optimizing organizational performance, and aligning operations to enterprise wide goals are some practical benefits.
Another benefit of operations intelligence comes from its integration of content from operational systems and business applications. The marriage of these two seldom-bridged worlds engages in the business, the people immersed in the day-to-day operations. For these users, they are able to frame real-time operations content with the meaning for the business as a whole. Through operations intelligence, users have a better understanding of how their actions impact the business and how they can align with the corporation.
Behind the byline
Fayez T. Kharbat is with Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (Saudi Aramco) in the Integrated Solution Services Department in Saudi Arabia. George Bauer is with IndX Software Corp. in Aliso Viejo, Calif.
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The Portland Trail Blazers and Utah Jazz will meet Friday, Oct. 11 at CenturyLink Arena, bringing NBA basketball to the Treasure Valley for the first time in 10 years. The game was announced Thursday afternoon by Idaho Stampede ownership and other officials. The Stampede, who play at CenturyLink Arena, are an NBA Development League affiliate of the Blazers. Stampede and CenturyLink officials are hoping to set an arena attendance record by attracting a crowd of about 6,000 fans.
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What happened to Favorite Character polls?
Normally AS has made Favorite Character polls for series roughly 2 weeks after it finished airing, but I checked today to see if 2 winter ending series(Chuunibyou, and SAO) had gotten them 2 months later and neither had a character poll.
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Former Atty. General Troy King: VictoryLand Raid 'Gives Alabama a Black Eye'From Macon County -- State troopers are standing guard at VictoryLand. Power has been restored to the casino, but the facility remains closed after Attorney General Luther Strange served a search warrant yesterday and seized what he says are illegal gaming machines. A familiar sight from three years ago when troopers attempted to raid the casino. Alabama News Network spoke to then-Attorney General Troy King to get his take on the matter. "I had so hoped we were past this," says King. "We had raids. We wasted millions and millions of dollars. We had the federal corruption trail and wasted another hundred million dollars, and here we go again." King was Attorney General when Bob Riley was governor. Riley had tried raiding VictoryLand in 2010, because he said the casino was skirting gambling laws. King says his opinion then remains the same today. Governor Robert Bentley did tell Alabama News Network that knew about the raid last weekend, but says he had little to do with it. Bentley says he is concerned about the 250-some VictoryLand employees who are now out of work. But King says Tuesday's events are a waste of resources in a time the state could use the money. Alabama News Network is continuing to reach out to strange. We have been told he is in New Orleans for the BP hearing that is being held on Monday. We have been told the dog track area and restaurants should hopefully be up and running by the end of the week. You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Wednesday, Feb 27 at 4:05 PM in this day and time we need jobs.and gomer stange is raiding them all.they have been there seven years.tax on beer is gone tax on check is gone.people jobs gone no vote stange please no vote said on Saturday, Feb 23 at 12:23 PM I have seen same machine ,at other casino twelve miles down the .so why close one an leave other open. said on Wednesday, Feb 20 at 8:53 PM Ithink troy king is right luther is killig job not a creating he try to use is power like he wants to run a next presedent elections also i dont think he can go to indian land use is fake political power god bless macon county wait and wach will open back soon and big &better Add a comment |
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If you've ever wondered how fish react to fishing pressure, a new study on brown trout offers tantalizing clues.
To gauge different responses to angling pressure between heavily fished and relatively untouched populations, biologists measured the catch and various behaviors of brown trout in two backcountry New Zealand rivers.1
The Ugly River is a wilderness stream accessible only by hiking 10 hours through untracked and difficult terrain. The second site was the Owen River, which is easily accessed by road and has high fishing pressure for a backcountry river. Both are 50 to 100 feet wide, provide the same habitat, and have similar densities and size structures of brown trout.
Let's Go FishingTeams of guides and experienced fly anglers methodically fished each river on four three-day trips. In 12 days, 157 browns were caught in the Ugly River, 51 in the Owen. The fish represented 43 percent of the Ugly River's browns and 11 percent of the Owen's population. Fish in both rivers averaged about 3.8 pounds.
Both the number of trout seen and hooked declined on successive days of each three-day trip on the Ugly, as fishing pressure pushed the browns tight into cover. Researchers allowed two to four weeks to elapse between each three-day fishing trip, and noted that trout sightings and catches returned to high levels on the first day of each trip. In other words, fish responded to angling immediately, but the effects on trout behavior disappeared after two weeks.
On the more pressured Owen River, the numbers of fish seen and hooked were much lower on the first day and did not change during successive days of each trip.
Also, the trout in the Ugly River were less likely to be spooked, more likely to be caught on the first cast, and overall required fewer presentations. Fish in the Owen that did not spook were more likely to remain at their feeding station while anglers cast to them.
What It MeansRelatively unfished brown trout are less angler-shy and more vulnerable to capture. But the "virgin waters" effect is short-lived. As was apparent in the Ugly River, a single capture drastically changes a fish's behavior.
Whether this response is learned or has a physiological basis—such as elevated levels of stress hormones or the depletion of energy reserves after capture—is not easily determined, but the effect lasts several days.
There was also a "chronic" effect of fishing in the Owen's browns. The trout were less visible and less catchable. And, while fish occupying visible feeding stations were less likely to spook, they were also less likely to take a fly.
Do these findings apply only to brown trout in New Zealand streams? I doubt it. Fish in small, clear streams are highly vulnerable, but dozens of anglers fishing even a large lake or reservoir day after day can "educate" a lot of fish.
I commonly hear fisheries management colleagues who try to maintain large populations of quality fish lament the effect of "increasingly skilled anglers" and how technology has raised angler efficiency. There is little doubt that angler skill and efficiency is increasing. But we may be wrong in assuming that the fish don't change, too.
1.Young, T.F., and J.W. Hayes. 2004. Angling pressure and trout catchability: behavioral observations of brown trout in two New Zealand backcountry rivers. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 24:1203-1213.
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Date: May 02, 2012
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In the Yukon, 70 mountain rivers course along three major watersheds to ultimately pour into the Bering Sea and the Arctic and Pacific oceans. Flowing, rushing, tumbling and meandering across boundless landscapes of rolling hills, rumbling glaciers, open tundra and lush forests, four Heritage Rivers - designated as the best examples of Canada's river heritage - flow through vast tracts of pristine wilderness: the Alsek, the Thirty Mile section of the Yukon River, the Bonnet Plume and Tatshenshini rivers. Read full article
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Issue Brief: African Americans and Social Welfare
Jason Banos; Raymond Arthur Smith
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Smith, Raymond Arthur - Date:
- 2010
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- This issue brief focuses on social welfare and how it relates to African Americans in the United States. More specifically it discusses the racial aspect of social welfare how African Americans are perceived in regards to it.
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- African American studies
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By now just about everyone is aware that aside from John Elway — who was an obvious choice and who played for the Denver Broncos for the entirety of his 16-year NFL career — only two other players with Bronco ties are in the Hall of Fame.
Those would be running back Tony Dorsett — clearly in for his play with the Dallas Cowboys — and cornerback Willie Brown, who played the most famous part of his career with the Oakland Raiders, although he was also an All-AFL corner while with the Broncos.
After 30 years in the NFL I feel like I have been teased by the Hall of Fame voters more often than Charlie Brown by Lucy and her football in the Peanuts cartoon.
Nevertheless, this year the Broncos once again have representation on the early part of the balloting process.
The voters have whittled their initial choices down to 26, and they will choose the 2008 class — with a maximum of six entrants — from that group.
Of course, two of those six slots will likely be taken by veterans committee choices, with Floyd Little already having again beeen overlooked by that group.
So the three Broncos still standing are linebacker Randy Gradishar, running back Terrell Davis, and tackle Gary Zimmerman.
Each is worthy, but then so too is each of the other 23 candidates.
The next step in the process will be for the selectors to vote that 26-man group down to the final 15 (the current group is at 26 instead of 25 due to a tie).
If one or more of our three make it to the final 15, they or he will at least have accomplished the most basic element of candidacy by at least be represented in the room for discussion.
I have been teased too often by this group to have any real expectations, and if that seems negative, well, 30 years is a long time to be told, "Maybe next year."
But at least the guy would be in the room, which means they have to discuss him.
And just like you can't win a title if you don't make the playoffs, you have to be in the conversation to have a shot.
So that's a plus.
I have written tirelessly about the three players in question. Zimmerman as a two-time all-decade performer at left tackle (the 1980′s and the 1990′s, as voted by this same body); Gradishar is a seven-time Pro Bowl player who was the cornerstone on one of pro football's greatest defenses, while Davis has near-legendary credentials.
Maybe this is the year.
I'm never going to stop saying that, even though year after year is another story, a different reason why this is not the year.
But this franchise has done its part.
The Broncos have the best home record in pro frootball from 1974-2007, and the franchise has gone to more Super Bowls than any other franchise with the exception of the Dallas Cowboys.
Gradishar, Davis, and Zimmerman.
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A Celebration of Animals and Nature in Myth and Legend
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Animals and landscapes have usually provided the most important metaphors for social divisions along lines of tribe, gender, class, race, and related categories. Seasoned storytellers will explore some of the ways in which cultures define themselves through unique relationships to fauna and flora.
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James Bruchac (www.jamesbruchac.com), nationally known cultural educator, author & story teller, will tell Native American tales, with special emphasis on the ways Indians adapted natural materials to their needs in order to survive.
Dr. Boria Sax (www.boriasax.com), author, story teller & UIS Assistant Adjunct Professor of the Web-based course "Animals & Civilization" will show how "totemism," or collective identification of a nation with animals, may be found in the twenty-first century, by tracing the origin of the legend that Britain will fall if ravens will leave the Tower of London.
Cathy Mosley (www.h-net.org/~nilas), story teller & President of the Illinois-based Nature in Legend & Story, will tell tales fauna and flora and speak about the organization Nature in Legend and Story, which is dedicated 'to promote understanding of traditional bonds between human beings and the natural world.'
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Chris Brown Tattoos Scared the ISH Out of Me, Hit-and-Run Victim Says
by Free Britney at .Chris Brown can thank his tattoos for making a very poor first impression on the woman accusing him of hit-and-run, Olga Gure-Kovalenko tells TMZ.
Olga, who incidentally was crowned Miss Russian LA 2013, said her blood pressure went through the roof after her car accident with Brown last month.
She says she was "scared to death" because he was driving a huge SUV - which Karrueche Tran falsely said was hers - and was covered in tattoos.
And that's before the R&B star lost it and cursed at her, calling her a bitch (among other things) and making the whole experience emotionally traumatic.
The singer, it's worth noting, was wearing long sleeves at the time, so he wouldn't look that inked up ... though Chris Brown neck tattoos are substantial.
Olga says the only thing she got from Brown, who has been charged with criminal hit-and-run over the crash, was expired insurance for his Lamborghini.
He was driving his Range Rover at the time. Brown's lawyer claims the singer also gave her his Virginia license, but the accuser says that's not true.
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The hit and run lier is making her fifteen minutes of lies worthwhile and I am sure she is getting paid well right along with the uneducated want to be writers. Lies sell so much better than the truth always have so I hope the want to bes can sell all its worth to continue to live off venom just to destroy a mans life for the sake of a nickel. Justice be with them it did not work with that African-American woman, but with the Caucasian lying woman is sound more believable especially with the well known TMZ paying her to lie and build it up.


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ARIES (March 21-April 19): *Wageni ni baraka* is a Swahili proverb that means "guests are a blessing." That's not always true, of course. Sometimes guests can be a boring inconvenience or a messy burden. But for you in the coming weeks, Aries, I'm guessing the proverb will be 98 percent correct. The souls who come calling are likely to bestow unusually fine benefits. They may provide useful clues or missing links you've been searching for. They might inspire you to see things about yourself that you really need to know, and they might even give you shiny new playthings. Open your mind and heart to the unexpected blessings.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): "I feel my fate in what I cannot fear," said Theodore Roethke in his poem "The Waking." I invite you to try out that perspective, Taurus. In other words, learn more about your destiny by doing what makes you feel brave. Head in the direction of adventures that clear your mind of its clutter and mobilize your gutsy brilliance. Put your trust in dreams that inspire you to sweep aside distracting worries.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): It's the First Annual Blemish Appreciation Week -- for Geminis only. One of the best ways to observe this holiday is to not just tolerate the flaws and foibles of other people, but to also understand them and forgive them. Another excellent way to celebrate is to do the same for your own flaws and foibles: Applaud them for the interesting trouble they've caused and the rousing lessons they've taught. I may be joking a little about this, but I'm mostly serious. Be creative and uninhibited as you have fun with the human imperfections that normally drive you crazy.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): When I turn my psychic vision in your direction, I see scenes of heavy rain and rising water, maybe even a flood. I'm pretty sure this has a metaphorical rather than literal significance. It probably means you will be inundated with more feelings than you've experienced in a while. Not bad or out-of-control feelings; just deep and enigmatic and brimming with nuance. How to respond? First, announce to the universe that you will be glad and grateful to accept this deluge. Second, go with the flow, not against it. Third, promise yourself not to come to premature conclusions about the meaning of these feelings; let them evolve.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): "I want to know more about you" may be the most potent sentence you can utter in the coming week. If spoken with sincere curiosity, it will awaken dormant synergies. It will disarm people who might otherwise become adversaries. It will make you smarter and work as a magic spell that gives you access to useful information you wouldn't be able to crack open with any other method. To begin the process of imbuing your subconscious mind with its incantatory power, say "I want to know more about you" aloud ten times right now.
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1 (10 ounce) package chopped romaine lettuce
1 1/2 cups shredded Cheddar and Monterey cheese blend
1 (15 ounce) can pinto beans, drained
1 (15 ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained
2 tomatoes, chopped
1 (10.5 ounce) bag spicy corn chips
1 (16 ounce) bottle Catalina salad dressing
Hello everyone. I am so glad you like my recipe. Some people were wondering why I called it spicy, my recipe was edited by the owners of this web site and they put corn chips down instead of spicy Fritos. You can also use chili cheese Fritos in this recipe if you can't find the hot and spicy Fritos. Another option is to get black beans with jalepeno peppers added, it gives the salad an extra kick. Also, make sure to add the Fritos last, since they will get soggy if they sit in the salad too long -Taseia
Sorry - just tasted wilty. I skipped the black beans because I was using them in another dish and thank goodness - all I could taste was the pinto beans! I did sub a mix of ranch dressing and salsa as some other reviewers did instead of the catalina, so maybe that didn't help. Also, I used less than half the recommended amount of chips and that was plenty! Unfortunately, they were wasted, as most of the salad ended up in the trash.
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This was really good! I used leaf lettuce rather than Romaine, garbanzos rather than pintos. I also added chopped black olives, chopped red onion, chopped scallions and a bit of cilantro. Don't be afraid to adapt this recipe to what you have on hand. It works really well.
This was a huge hit at the cinco de mayo party!!! Thanks for the tip about using hot-n-spicy fritos! I also made a dressing by mixing 1 cup of ranch with ine cup of salsa (because I can't find any spicy ranch in my area) it was awesome! Also added some red onion, black olives, and shoepeg corn. A total delight!
My best friend asked us over for Chili last night and I took this salad. It was a humongous hit! Everyone had at least two servings and there was very little left over despite the fact that I doubled the recipe for our party of six. I did add some black olives and an avacado to it. Will definately make again!
Great, easy supper fast meal. We use Ranch rather than catalina dressing just because we like it better. I don't add the tortilla chips to the bowl, they get too soggy if there are leftovers. Just place some on a plate and add the salad mix.
To add more protein, I added a half pound of cooked ground beef that I seasoned with homemade taco seasoning. I ate mine sans corn chips and I made my own dressing from salsa and sour cream (lower in carbs). Other than using my taco seasoning, I don't see what's spicy about it but we enjoyed it and it was a quick, healthy, lower carb supper for the kids and I after a long day at work.
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Sunset Kayak Tour The trip begins on Lake Placid in Paradox Bay with kayak instruction, then venture out along the Brewster Peninsula shoreline to view some of the Adirondack Camps and scenic Whiteface Mountain and out to Sunset Straight and watch the sun set behind the mountains. The trip includes equipment and instruction. Minimum Age: 12 years old.
Family Fishing Trip A secret fishing hole, filled with trout, bass, northern pike, and splake surrounded by mountains that reach to the sky, is waiting to thrill a family setting out to experience the fun of casting for fish on a summer morning. Minimum Age: 5 years old
Pond Fishing For a true wilderness experience, explore remote pond fishing from canoes for native brook trout, bass or pike. Opportunities to view wildlife and enjoy a peaceful scenic setting. Cost includes guide, fishing gear, canoe, transportation and lunch on a full day trip. (Maximum 5 people) New York State Fishing License required. (Please call the activities Concierge Desk Ext 444 for group rates, reservation and cancellation policy information).
Charter Boat Fishing Venture out on an 18' fishing boat equipped with auto pilot trolling motor, down riggers, planner boards, and fish finder to fish for bass, pike, trout and salmon. A licensed and experienced guide will lead you to the most productive waters for an enjoyable fishing experience. (Maximum 5 people) Fishing gear included. A New York State Fishing Licensed is required. (Please call the Activities Concierge Desk Ext 444 for information regarding group rates, reservation and cancellation policy information)
Fly Fishing Learn about the waters and fish native to the Adirondacks while attending instructional clinics and guided stream trips geared for all abilities. Travel to secret fishing holes and skills learned will increase your chances of hook up with trophy fish. The trip includes fly fishing equipment and waders. Guide ratio is 1:3. (Please call the Activities Concierge Desk Ext 444 for group rates, reservation and cancellation policy information)
Power Hike A great way to start the day by taking a fast paced hike through rolling forested trails. You will take in the sights and fresh air of the great outdoors while getting some exercise. It is recommended that the participants are in good physical condition and are adequately dressed for a morning hike in the Adirondacks.
Nature Walkabout This fun filled hike will lend enjoyment to the entire family while trail walking over easy rolling terrain through beautiful conifer and endless hardwood forest along the famous Chubb River. The half day adventure continues when the family teams up to discover fresh wildlife tracks and learns from an experienced guide proper identification through Native American folklore storytelling. Minimum Age: 10 years old.
Pitchoff Mountain Adventure Join us for a climb up Pitchoff Mountain (3600') to balanced rocks, which will provide a climb with views that are spectacular. Truly a unique and interesting outing. The round trip is 3.1 miles with an 882 elevation gain. The trail is a mix of steep climbing with easier grades in between. Minimum Age: 12 years old
High Peaks Mountain Adventure for Families with Teens Take a hike designed for families with teens who seek a unique adventure spending a few hours together passing by boulders older than time and listening to the sounds of nature and the rush of a babbling brook working up to a breathtakingly scenic view on the summit of one of the most spectacular Adirondack High Peaks. Each family member will experience the joy of sharing the outing and return home with a volume of rich Adirondack memories. The hike contains a mixture of steep climbing interspersed with easier grades. A half day invigorating hike that takes approximately 3 hours. Minimum Age: 13 years old
Evening Hike Hike up Cobble Hill and watch a beautiful sunset as you listen to your guide tell Native American animal stories in the oral tradition. Great fun for the whole family. The hike is a short distance with moderate to steep hiking. Minimum age 8.
Animal Tracking Adventure Half-day program designed specifically for the child to view tracks of wildlife native to the Adirondacks and interpret their message. Age: 6 and above.
Canoe and Water Fun Adventure A half-day trip includes complete instruction about equipment, canoe strokes and safe navigation. The children will then paddle around beautiful Mirror Lake. The cost includes equipment and guide. Ages: 10 years old and above.
Young Adirondack Adventurer Explore the history and culture of the Adirondacks through song, dance and art. The program is designed for children between the ages of 6-12 and is held in a supervised setting on the property.
Let Us Pack Your Lunch Add the finishing touch to your Adirondack Outing by including a pre-ordered lunch. All box lunches (call Ext 505) and the Gourmet Picnic for Two (Call Ext. 140) must by placed by 8:00PM the previous day
Boater's / Hiker's Lunch (For 1 Person) One Sandwich (Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef or Cheese), Fresh Fruit, Pickle, Potato Chips, Condiments, Cookies and a beverage.
Attractions Ausable Chasm, The Adirondack Museum, Santa's Workshop and scenic flights over the Adirondacks are just a few of the attractions within a short drive.
The Arts Cultural activities are plentiful in the area, including live theatre, concerts, dance performances, film and fine arts exhibitions.
Shopping The village offers over 100 charming shops and boutiques. Most of them are on Main Street within walking distance of the Mirror Lake Inn.
Night Life After a fun day in the sun, join us at the Cottage - Lake Placid's finest pub.
Other Area Links LakePlacid.com Whiteface Mountain Olympic Regional Development Authority Bear Cub Adventure Tours High Falls Gorge Swedish Hill Vineyard Santa's Workshop Adirondack Flying Service Lake Placid Golf
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January 31, 2012 Bellevue College baseball is starting off near where they left off last year, as they were recently ranked twelfth in the country by Perfect Game, the country's main amateur baseball coverage resource. The Bulldogs ended the 2011 season with a final ranking of eighth in the nation. "The biggest honor is the regularity of our presence in the polls. Once we initially got on the map nationally in 2007 as one of the top JC's in the country, it's been a tribute to the players coming through who have kept us in that category for the last six years as the program has really escalated to new heights," says Coach Mark Yoshino. Bellevue has recently just begun practices for the upcoming season and features several key players including draft prospects Tyler Baumgartner, last year's NWAACC Championship MVP, Jerad Casper, and Adrian Sampson. A detailed in-depth look at the defending NWAACC Champion squad will be available on the website by late January. Here is a link to the national pre-season poll: polls
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Directed by: Mike Mills
Starring: Lou Pucci, Tilda Swinton, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Keanu Reeves
I thought the phrase "inspired by a true story" consisted of the most horrifying words I would encounter this weekend. That's only because no one told me that "Music performed by the Polyphonic Spree" would be emblazoned on the opening credits of Thumbsucker. I know a lot of people hold a different point of view, but the Polyphonic Spree will send me scrambling for the exit faster than you can say, "Mannheim Steamroller." To put it mildly, their unique sound prompts me to want to take a hostage.
So writer-director Mike Mills must have done something really right with his debut feature for it to have ended up being a movie I genuinely liked (not that I'll be buying the soundtrack, mind).
This film adaptation of the Walter Kirn novel about 17-year-old high school student Justin Cobb (Lou Pucci, Personal Velocity) trying to break himself of the habit of sucking his thumb does wear its indie-film status on its sleeve, and it does have that occasional sense of forced quirkiness that mars far too many such "small" movies. But the film wins out in the end, thanks to some wonderful characterizations, happy casting and a degree of weighty insight that may not immediately be apparent.
Thumbsucker's great strength isn't in its quirky comedy and occasional effortless sense of fantasy (though much of that is well-judged and very funny), but in its characters, all of whom are constantly surprising the viewer by not being what they seem -- just like real people. To have such an outre (if far from unheard of) premise that's held together with plot points that are often quite fanciful, and boasting personality casting in the supporting roles, there's an element of almost heartbreaking reality that underscores everything about the film. And it's that element, which sneaks up on the viewer in a cumulative fashion as the film progresses, that raises Thumbsucker to the realm of at least near-greatness. It's the kind of power that may not be apparent while you're watching the film, but it lingers in the mind long after.
Part of Thumbsucker's point is that Justin travels the well-worn path of so many with a habit -- trading one addiction for another. His bizarre orthodontist cum shrink, Perry (Keanu Reeves), tries breaking the habit with hippied-up New Age psychobabble involving Justin getting in touch with his "power animal." It works to a point, but only serves to make Justin even more unhappy and irritable. The school diagnoses him with ADHD and coerces his parents (Tilda Swinton and Vincent D'Onofrio) into putting him on Ritalin, which causes a complete turnaround, propelling him to become the star of the school's debating team -- and creating a self-centered monster in the process. When Justin rejects this, he takes to the self-medicating world of becoming a stoner, and so on.
It's impossible in a short synopsis to even begin to detail the richness of detail with which the film is imbued. Suffice it to say that by the end of Thumbsucker, everything we think we know turns out to have at least another side -- or more -- than we imagined.
What's astonishing is that none of the characters are simplistic, though nearly all of them start out giving that appearance. Consider: We're given to understand that Justin's mother is unhappy in her home life and dreaming of TV star Matt Schramm (Benjamin Bratt); his father seems bitter over an injury that cut short a football career; his little brother (newcomer Chase Offerle) comes across as just another wisecracking kid. But all of these things are just so much surface that's peeled away by the end of the film. Even Perry the orthodontist isn't finally what he initially seemed.
It's tempting to pigeonhole Thumbsucker as another movie depicting a disaffected teen in bittersweet comedic terms, and the film is that, but it's also as much about the adults that surround that teen. It's hardly accidental that so many of the grown-ups in Justin's life -- mother, father, orthodontist -- insist on being called by their first names. Uncomfortable with their own aging and their status in his life, they long to be his contemporary -- and that's what makes them just as much thumb-suckers as Justin. And, in the end, aren't we all? Rated R for drug/alcohol use and sexuality involving teens, language and a disturbing image.
-- reviewed by Ken Hanke
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Great news, horror fans! The genre is about to get a dosing of some fresh blood - from a self-published author of a print on demand novel. Matthew J. Fougerousse has been tapped to co-write a big screen adaptation of his novel, Dark Star Hollow. In a genre currently suffering from an unending string of unoriginal remakes, reboots and sequels, new ideas are few and far between; a lesser known novel by a lesser known author may be just what is needed to press forward into an era of new ideas and clever concepts.
The lack of press behind the novel itself makes the somewhat star-studded cast a bit of a surprise: Kane Hodder, Josh Hartnett, Elisha Cuthbert, Christopher Lambert and Billy Zane rounding out the list as the Devil himself. With an estimated $20,000,000 budget and John Carl Buechler at the helm - a special effects artist turned director with film credits ranging from the awesomely bad Troll, entries in the Friday the 13th, Halloween and Nightmare on Elm Street canons and even work on a Ghoulies sequel - it is beginning to look, at least at this point in pre-production, that someone may have spotted a diamond in the rough with Fougerousse's novel and that horror fans may be in for a treat.
The plot of the novel carries shades of Stephen King's Needful Things, on a much grander scale. A man makes the decision to barter the souls of an entire town for the life of his ailing wife; when thirteen souls escape his attempt, he is given a second chance some forty years later to make good on his bargain and save himself from an eternity in Hell.
As great as this all sounds, there are some problems: namely, no one seems entirely sure whether this is a legit film venture or not. A press release naming Buechler as director is the most information that has been given to the public as yet; what has appeared on horror sites is nothing more than a blurb primarily composed of that same release. Chatter appearing on IMDB message boards, as well as in commentary on the few mentions of the film that have made their way onto the net, tend to press the idea that the whole thing is a sham. In the long run, only time will tell.
The film is currently listed as in pre-production; no release date has been set.
The novel of the same title is available via many online retailers who contract with print on demand publishers, including Amazon.


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Azulej, Patricia Urquiola's glazed porcelain tiles for Mutina, might make your head spin. Holding court at the company's stand during Cersaie 2012 in Bologna, the Interior Design Hall of Fame member, who also serves as the company's creative director, pontificated on creating the collection. "We've worked on sizes, blends, opa - cities, and textures, and processing on the borders," she said. "We have defined colors, noncolors, and interconnected effects."
Her words translate to Bianco, Grigio, and Nero, her three-piece line, their names referring to the tiles' base colors. Each is digitally printed with 27 patterns meant to be combined randomly as intricate patchwork. From these, nine compositions were selected to work singularly, in combinations with each other, or with unpatterned tile.
Despite high-technology production, Azulej recalls handcrafted majolica tiles because its colors are a bit irregular and may seep around the edges. But filtered through Urquiola's sensibility, the overall look is contemporary. Approximately 8 inches square, the tiles are resistant to temperature changes and chemicals, making them suitable for exterior and interior applications. Technically a made-up word, Azulej recalls the tile form azulejo, ubiquitous in its native Portugal. 39-05-36812800; more
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Lady Gaga, sporting a flower in her bright blonde hair, took a break from the Interscope Records pre-Grammy party at West Hollywood's Soho House to do happy hour with friends.
Seated at a table near the club's bar, she and her pals enjoyed a round of drinks, and Gaga sipped on a martini while chatting away.
Anytime someone stopped by her table, the singer would smile, stand up and give them a kiss – seeming happy to chat with everyone. After an hour or so of giggling and storytelling, she left her group and made her way back downstairs to the Interscope bash.
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The shootings took place late on Thursday in the vicinity of the Marine Corps Base at Quantico's Officer Candidate School, and all three people who died were identified as Marines, Marines spokesman Sergeant Christopher Zahn said.
"An isolated shooting incident has occurred at Officer Candidate School, Quantico," the base said on its Facebook page. "The suspect has been barricaded by law enforcement personnel."
The Facebook message told base residents to remain in their homes with their doors locked, until the lockdown was lifted before dawn on Friday. No other injuries were reported, and Zahn could give no details as to a motive for the shootings.
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The shootings came days after seven U.S. Marines were killed in a mortar explosion at an Army munitions depot in Nevada during a live-fire training exercise.
In that incident on Monday, a lightweight mortar exploded prematurely in its firing tube, killing the Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, who had been undergoing mountain warfare training, and wounding eight other service members.
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The Division works closely with other relevant Divisions, and with the Embassies in Washington D.C., Ottawa, Mexico City, Brasilia and Buenos Aires.
Political Division monitors political developments in the LAC region and in its regional organisations, and formulates Ireland's approach to such developments, including their human rights dimensions.
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The Department of Fine and Performing Arts (DFPA) is comprised of four distinct areas of study; Dance, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts are combined to promote dynamic artistic and academic opportunities for our students. Approximately 80 full and part time faculty members, actively involved in creative work, performance, and independent scholarship, teach and train over 400 student majors and minors in the department.
Our students are challenged to attentively experience and critically engage different aesthetic experiences, to develop and improve communication skills, and to relate the artistic experience to other fields. Our undergraduate programs prepare students for graduate work and employment in many dynamic cultural professions. The academic programs of the DFPA are complemented throughout the year by over 100 public presentations, performances, and exhibitions.
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