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A quick glance outside will reveal a beautiful new layer of snow on the ground, reminding one not only of finals and Christmas break just around the corner, but also of the fact it's hella cold outside. However, this also means the winter night sky is absolutely gorgeous due to decreased atmospheric interference and the occasional presence of north lights. As such, driving twenty minutes south of the city to escape Calgary's ever-present light pollution and then staring at the sky is one of most enjoyable and easy activities around. While it's possible to get by with simple paper charts, having a laptop and some free software can make the journey more enjoyable and make it easier to find objects that aren't commonly listed.
NASA World Wind
Kind of like a more-scientific version of Google Earth, NASA World Wind allows users to rotate and zoom in on a detailed 3D version of the Earth, as well as Mars and the Moon. Regardless of the inherent coolness of being able to check out the dark side of the moon, World Wind can also be used to get the exact coordinates of a particular observation site, which can be fed into another program before heading out to get really accurate localized skycharts. Note that it requires an active internet connection to use, so don't expect it to work 20km out of town.
Cartes du Ciel
Don't be scared off by the French name, Cartes du Ciel (CDC) is entirely in English. If lugging along a computer isn't possible, CDC allows detailed, localized skycharts to be printed beforehand.
Talking about Stellarium sounds like a late-night infomercial for some kind of food-processor, since it does everything. It slices. It dices. It makes Julienne fries. It's an incredibly versatile open-source observatory program that allows one to view the night sky from anywhere on earth at any time. That's only what it does at the basic level, though; it can do a million other cool things, such as draw the observer in the middle of a field complete with bushes and atmospheric interference, show constellations, demonstrate eclipses, and a lot more. Most notably, since it can calculate skycharts for anywhere on earth in real time, finding celestial objects becomes child's play when combined with a compass. Don't feel like going out and freezing in the middle of field somewhere? No problem, Stellarium has a mode where a combination of a LCD projector and spherical security mirror can turn any room into an instant planetarium.
Those taking the indoor route can play with Celestia, another cool piece of astronomy software. Think of it like Google Earth for the entire Milky Way galaxy. Sure, one can view the earth and the moon, even check out some of the other planets orbiting the sun, but once bored with that, one can go to other solar systems. See a cool red dwarf? A single click is all it takes to go directly to it. It comes standard with 100,000 stars, but an add-on expands it up to two million. It can be used to compute when and where the next eclipse is going to be, or if nothing else, just used as a nifty screensaver.


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Long gone are kids who long for old-time toys, the flashbacks from our past that were big last holiday season. This year, it's back to future, with high-tech toys topping many wishlists.
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Laurie Schacht, of The Toy Insider, says tablets still top many wishlists this year and they're loaded with more options than ever.
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"Kids can actually talk to their parents on their devices. They can send a text message, they can send a picture," explained Schacht.
The Kurio Touch 4S is similar to an iPod Touch, but runs on an Android operating system. It offers parental controls, and comes preloaded with more than 30 free games and apps, along with earbuds built for a child.
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"We're seeing all this technology appear in toys for our youngest children, and it's really giving them the skills they need both for school, and eventually for everyday life, but in a fun way," said Schacht.
It's called "edutainment" and it ranges from the new LeapReader that's designed to help teach toddlers to write, to Zoomer, a dog that responds to voice commands and Robo-Me, which lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch to customize the robot. Lego Mindstorms robots could be training future computer programmers.
"Once they build it, they have to program the whole robot, how it walks, how it talks, every movement is programmed," said Schacht.
Future fashionistas can create cool looks on the Barbie Digital Dress using LED lights. The facial tracking technology on the Barbie Digital Makeover Mirror will have young faces smiling.
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HEALTH bosses are looking to commission a new 35-bed unit for dementia patients within East Lancashire.
The £2million-a-year service would offer assessment and rehabilitation beds, while preventing some patients from requiring specialist treatment at a soon-to-be-built hospital in Blackpool.
The Harbour project, which has prompted the controversial closure of specialist dementia beds in Blackburn and Burnley in recent years, is set to open in Blackpool next year, with patients with severe problems being treated in Preston until then.
East Lancashire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) reluctantly agreed to support the Blackpool move last year, amid concerns about the distances patients and families would have to travel.
It said a new 35-bed facility within East Lancashire would improve and simplify care, and could even prevent some patients from developing severe problems that would still require specialist treatment in Blackpool.
Dr Mike Ions, the CCG's chief clinical officer, said: "Following agreement at a meeting, we will now test the market by looking at potential providers and locations for the service, as well as fully understanding the likely costs of the service. Our initial plans do suggest that having a local service in East Lancashire would be beneficial in reducing the impact on local families and patients.
"This is an entirely separate piece of work to the Lancashire-wide consultation on specialist dementia care, where a new hospital service is being planned in Blackpool."
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TONY WALES says...
With all the drug users in the area who are already gaga,
Can you imagine how many will be 100% gaga if they don't, overdose in the years to come?
Could be a good job looking after all the gaga drug users in the years to come
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Catty girl wrote:There is a world of difference between somebody who has dementia through no fault of their own by the effects of getting old naturally and the young drug users who will end up gaga by taking illegal drugs
Tony wales you are an idiot! My father in law has dementia at the young age of 64! And our family have been through hell trying to get him the best care and assesment, and treatment the area is in desperate need for a unit like this and one day you or your family may need it! This disease is getting more common than ever and affects 1 in 3 of us later on in life it's all about getting the best care, and finding the right care for the dignity of the patient and there family I like many others would welcome this unit.
One you cannot prevent......t the other is self inflicted
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What's your front end workflow when building new cms pages / content?
Simple question but I still haven't found a perfect workflow in terms of converting psd's to html and then integrating into a cms.
Recently I've been building directly into the cms, currently I'm building into an MVC application powered by EpiServer 7.
In the past I've made pages outside of the application and then integrating in, but the downside is you have to rework you HTML for a second time.
At the request of my employer I've been building directly into the CMS but this comes with quite a heavy time penalty, things slow down development such as having to ask a backend developer to tweak their code to produce the correct markup or just simply waiting for the page to refresh which can take a while sometimes after recompiling a project.
Has anyone found their prefect workflow, or just found ways to make things less painful and time dependant?
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Hi Stefan,
I guess a lot of this depends on the templating engine that's available in EpiServer 7. I primarily use Drupal with the PHPTemplate engine which allows me to define regions and then use the CMS to place things like headers, banners, navigation, search fields, logins and all other items within so that they can be styled for format and placement.
My process is actually quite quick. Before I get to the design, I'll populate the site so I have something to work with. Even if I don't have copy, I'll create pages and sections so I can click through it while it's coming together using whatever the base theme is.
For applying the design, I'll review the PSD and divide the design into regions (and sub regions). A typical site will have a header, banner, left, right and center areas plus a footer. Below is a stripped down version of a theme template page from a recent project:
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<?php if ($page['header']): ?>
<?php print render($page['header']); ?>
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<?php if ($page['banner']): ?>
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<?php if ($page['left']): ?>
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<?php print $title; ?>

<?php print render($page['content']); ?>

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Hopefully that makes sense... I've been refining this process over the past 6 years specifically with Drupal so I've probably been pretty casual with my description.
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I almost forgot the key reason I have come to use this approach and that is because when in the past I had mocked designs up in html, I would always mock it up as the most streamlined html that I could produce but when I got to the CMS, I had to then take into account what the CMS was outputting. I would have a single div for my content but the CMS might nest several divs and spans that I may then have to account for (not always).
Navigation elements were the final straw. My mockup navigation would be nice and pretty:
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Home

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I'll create some basic rules to begin with in CSS to sort of reset the navigation elements and then move forward to decorate them. Something like the following:
HTML Code:
ul.menu a { text-decoration:none; } ul li.leaf { list-style-image: none; list-style-type: none; } ul.menu li, .item-list ul.menu li, ul..menu li.leaf { background: none repeat scroll 0 0 transparent; border: medium none; list-style-image: none; list-style-type: none; }
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://yui.yahooapis.com/3.4.1/build/cssreset/cssreset-min.css" />
Anyway, for me it saves a lot of time so hopefully it will for you too.


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Projects are selected to have a major mathematical component and to be something that will pose an interesting challenge to talented undergraduates. Recent projects have included how to do a physics-based animation of a lava lamp, how to stitch together two images, how to analyze cancer data using microarrays, statistical data assimilation methods for weather data, modeling particle transport phenomena in reactors, and designing missions to the moons of Jupiter. This is just a sampling of the types of projects assigned to RIPS teams. New industrial sponsors join the RIPS Program each year and the same projects are never repeated. RIPS 2006 sponsors were Arete, Hewlett Packard, Jet Propulsion Lab, Lawrence-Livermore National Lab, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Los Alamos National Lab, Pixar Animation, Symantec, and TimeLogic. Read the 2006 project descriptions.
Projects for RIPS-Beijing will be sponsored by five of the MSRA research groups, which may include Internet Media, Web Search and Mining, Visual Computing, Wireless and Networking, Internet Graphics Speech, Natural Language Computing, Media Communication, and Incubation.
Please contact IPAM at the email address below if you would like to discuss an idea for a RIPS project.
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What does RIPS have to offer a student at my level of preparation?
Most summer REU research experiences focus on an academic problem where students work closely with an academic mentor. RIPS is unique in that students learn how to apply their mathematics knowledge to a real-world industrial problem, such as the ones described in the previous section. Each project is assigned to a team consisting of four students and each team is assigned a faculty mentor as well as an industrial mentor (someone who represents the industrial sponsor and is responsible for the project at the industrial site). For many RIPS students, this is their first experience working in a team environment. In addition, RIPS provides students an opportunity to explore careers in mathematics, science and technology. They learn about the specific company that is sponsoring their project through interaction with their industrial mentor, as well as about the sponsors of other projects through final presentations and through discussions with other RIPS students. Throughout the summer, RIPS students learn report-writing and public presentation skills that will be invaluable to them should they chose to continue with an academic or professional career in an industrial setting. These latter skills, combined with real-world research experience, give students an edge that makes them more competitive in today's career marketplace.
What is it is like to participate in RIPS?
RIPS students form close professional and personal relationships and live, work and socialize together over the summer. Each student receives lodging, board and a stipend. Students stay in university dorms. Each student has an office and computer; other computing resources are available, depending on the project, as well as tech support.
The location (Los Angeles or Beijing) will have an obvious impact on the experience. Both are large cities with many cultural attractions. UCLA is located approximately four miles from the Santa Monica beaches and is within close proximity to other popular tourist destinations. Beijing in northeastern China offers numerous cultural and historical monuments, including the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and Tiananmen Square.
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CATEGORIES MoviesForty-five years later, it's hard to appreciate what a revolutionary film "The Graduate" was. Not just for its depiction of driftless youth and the sexual revolution, but that it starred a regular guy like Dustin Hoffman. As NY Times critic A.O. Scott said in 2009, casting Hoffman "helped redefine what kind of person could become a movie star."
However, the movie could have been very different: Originally, the role of college graduate Ben Braddock was going to go to Robert Redford (Hoffman's future "All the President's Men" co-star), and Candice Bergen (who'd star in Nichols' 1971 film "Carnal Knowledge") was going to play Elaine. And what about Doris Day as Mrs. Robinson and Marlon Brando as Mr. Robinson? We can't begin to picture that.
Scott argues that the film "never felt dated," although Roger Ebert wrote in 1997 that its "time has passed." Either way, it's been a major influence on countless movies, from "Say Anything" to "Garden State."
After its release on December 21, 1967, "The Graduate" would rack up seven Oscar nominations, including a Best Director win for Mike Nichols. It's still ranked as Hoffman's eighth highest-grossing film and is No. 21 on the all-time adjusted box office chart.
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Today, Aptera is within 12 months of putting its first production vehicle on the road, the all electric 2e. This is largely thanks to the vision of its founders, the hard work of the team and investments from such notable organizations as IdeaLab and Google. The 2e, named for its two passenger configuration and electric powertain, is designed to provide safe, reliable transportation for the average consumer.
With the 2e, the driver will experience a comfortable and reliable ride while achieving more than 100 miles on a single full charge, equating to an equivalent of well over 200 miles per gallon. This previously unheard of level of efficiency is delivered by the Aptera 2e's aerodynamically designed, lightweight composite body that is so strong it can withstand a blow form a 5lb sledge hammer without so much as a dent. The body's strength is augmented by a collection of traditional safety features like 3 point pre-tensioning seat belts, dual front and side airbags, front and rear crumple zones and side impact door beams.
As a company, Aptera draws its strength from its team. Carefully selected from across a number of production environments, the Aptera team is composed of a collection of highly respected automotive experts and accomplished executives from Southern California's high technology industries. Led by company CEO and 28 year automotive industry veteran, Paul Wilbur, Aptera has transitioned into a capable transportation company. Wilbur, who was selected by the founders and advisors of the company, drives the company's two production facilities in north county San Diego, California. In these new facilities Aptera has both the technology and the know-how to deliver on the promise of the world's most energy efficient production vehicle.
The Aptera 2e was designed for efficiency. This all-electric vehicle can achieve over 100 miles on a single charge. Plug into any standard 110 Volt household outlet for 8 -10 hours and you are ready for your next 100 miles. The shape was inspired by nature so that the vehicle seamlessly slips through the air as opposed to pushing air like most traditional vehicles. This when combined with the lightweight, high-strength composite body, and an estimated annual charging cost of less than $400 makes the Aptera 2e quite possibly the most energy efficient production vehicle in the world.
In an effort to introduce our radical approach to transportation to the world, the Aptera Team has elected to join the Progressive Automotive X PRIZE competition. It is our hopes that through our involvement with the competition, we will not only join the ranks of some phenomenal innovators in the transportation sector, but we will also give the world the opportunity to see the merits of our product to everyday life in an environment that is as creative as it is credible. It is difficult for people to comprehend that fuel efficiencies in the hundreds of miles per gallon (equivalent) are possible. Aptera, through the Progressive Automotive X PRIZE, will show that it is not only real, but it is also attainable.
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The Dolphins continued their spending spree on Tuesday and surprised many by signing former Ravens LB Dannell Ellerbe on Tuesday.
Browns strike early, sign Kruger
The Browns' revamped regime made an early free-agent statement with the signing of Ravens OLB Paul Kruger.
49ers acquire WR Boldin from Ravens
The 49ers acquired veteran WR Anquan Boldin from the Super Bowl champion Ravens in exchange for a 2013 sixth-round pick, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson first reported on Monday.
Ravens, Flacco agree to new contract
The Ravens agreed on a new contract with QB Joe Flacco, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer first reported.
Baltimore Ravens: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Baltimore Ravens, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
John Harbaugh to be inducted into Miami's 'Cradle of Coaches'
Ravens coach John Harbaugh will be inducted into the "Cradle of Coaches" association at his alma mater Miami University next year.
Ravens' Jones joins 'Dancing With the Stars'
Ravens WR Jacoby Jones is the newest contestant to join TV's "Dancing With the Stars."
Ravens C Matt Birk retires after 15 seasons in NFL
Matt Birk has decided to retire after 15 seasons in the NFL, the last winning a Super Bowl title with the Baltimore Ravens.
Ravens, Flacco's agent to meet in Indy
The Ravens and Joe Flacco's agent plan to meet this weekend in their first attempt to reach a new contract for the Super Bowl MVP.
Eagles sign QB Dixon
The Eagles signed QB Dennis Dixon to a two-year contract on Thursday, the team announced.
Fans march with Ravens' parade to packed stadium
Baltimore celebrated with its Super Bowl champion Ravens on Tuesday, with thousands of fans lining the streets and packing the team's stadium for a celebration.
Bears would be silly to let Hester become next Jacoby Jones
Devin Hester wants a fresh start, somewhere other than Chicago. After watching what Jacoby Jones did after leaving Houston, the Bears need to keep Hester.
Parade for Ravens to include stadium celebration
A parade in Baltimore for the Ravens will begin at City Hall on Tuesday morning and end with a free celebration at M&T Bank Stadium.
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Flacco named MVP of Super Bowl XLVII
Ravens QB Joe Flacco won the Pete Rozelle Trophy Sunday night as the MVP of Super Bowl XLVII.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed former New England Patriots safety James Ihedigbo. The 28-year-old made the announcement Sunday on his personal Twitter page.||||||| Ihedigbo started 12 games last year for the Patriots in 2011. He had 69 tackles and one pass deflection. After going undrafted in 2007, Ihedigbo signed with the New York Jets and spent his first four NFL seasons there. After playing with New England in 2011, he was re-signed this past June before being released this past Friday. Over his career, Ihedigbo has tallied 82 tackles. He's expected to play initially on special teams.
Ihedigbo will not play Sunday as the Jets play host to the Miami Dolphins (6-6) because of an injured right leg.||||||| Ihedigbo did not practice all week after suffering a high ankle sprain and injury to the medial collateral ligament in the knee in the Jets' 45-3 loss to New England on Monday night.
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Ihedigbo was ejected from the team's game against Buffalo for throwing a punch at the Bills' Derek Fine at the start of overtime.||||||| After Leon Washington returned the kickoff 27 yards to the Jets 29, Ihedigbo took a swing at Fine. Ihedigbo was called for a personal foul and ejected. The Jets lost 16-13.


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On September 19, the Office of Counseling Services & SEES will be sponsoring the "Pathway to Peace": a bus trip for students to experience the Labyrinth at the Church of Ascension, 405 Talbot Hall Road, Norfolk VA 23505. Labyrinths are used to promote meditation, and some people view labyrinths as a metaphor for the path of life! The bus will depart from Webb Center at 2:15PM and return at 4:30PM.
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December 20, 2013
Chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellman kicked off a special day-long symposium recognizing the winners of the 2014 Breakthrough Prizes in Life Sciences on Dec. 13. It was the centerpiece of a two-day celebration hosted by UCSF.
December 18, 2013
Experts across UCSF weigh in on what some of 2014's top trends are in research and patient care.
December 17, 2013
Some of the world's top researchers converged at UCSF as part of a two-day celebration of the 2014 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, nicknamed the "Oscars of Science."
December 17, 2013
A team led by scientists from UCSF has discovered that recurrent gliomas may have genetic profiles that are markedly different from those of the initial tumors that spawned them.
December 10, 2013
The day after the 2014 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences winners are announced, the recipients – along with 2013 recipients, UCSF Nobel laureates and other luminaries in the field – will participate in a symposium on the state of research in cancer, genetics, neurobiology and stem cells.
December 05, 2013
UCSF has been awarded a major federal grant to "transform and revolutionize" the treatment of prostate cancer, the second most common form of cancer among American men.
November 21, 2013
A UCSF investigator has won an eight-year grant from the National Cancer Institute for a major investigation into anal cancer, a debilitating and sometimes fatal disease largely concentrated among people with HIV.
November 20, 2013
The protein in cells that most often drives the development of cancers has eluded scientists' efforts to block it for three decades — until now.
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Precision Medicine Pillar No. 2: Basic Discovery. The long path to developing potent new treatments often starts with an observation in the lab that then leads to a question about a fundamental life process.


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There is a bug in the example 'Keypad' widget linked from Web Developer's Library here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/document/...C1CBE425FF.wgz
Reported values for key events 'onkeydown' and 'onkeypress' are swapped - leading to a possible confusion.
Well, at least I was confused when debugging my widget and getting wrong results.
Anyway, the fastest way to fix this is to swap lines

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LEBANON, OH (FOX19) - A January trial date has been set for Ryan Widmer.
Three weeks have been set aside, beginning January 18 for Widmer's third trial for the death of his wife, Sarah.
Widmer is accused of killing Sarah in August of 2008 in the bathtub of their Hamilton Township home. He was convicted in his first trial, but Judge Neal Bronson granted a new trial after juror misconduct. Widmer's second trial ended in a hung jury.
A pretrial status conference was held Tuesday afternoon in Judge Bronson's chambers.
As of right now, Widmer's defense team will remain the same. If it were to change, it would come out in a October 5 status conference. Widmer got a new defense team after his first trial.
If attorneys decided to file a motion for change of venue, that would also be addressed on October 5.
FOX19 legal analyst Mike Allen says he believes a change of venue must happen in order to find a proper jury and get the case out of all the hype from the media.
"If Judge Bronson feels that we cannot get a fair and impartial jury in Warren County, he could decide on a change of venue before a jury is sworn. After a potential jury is sworn, as they get into it, if they can't find jurors that can be fair and impartial it could be venued out of this town," Allen said.
Bronson cleared the way for a third trial after denying a motion to dismiss by Widmer's defense attorneys. Prosecutors claim they have a witness who says Widmer admitted to killing his wife and manufactured a cover story, including a 911 call.
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Salmon & Slaw Sliders for Two Recipe
"This recipe first came about using leftover salmon and slaw. Now we plan to make it all the time. It's a nice alternative to burgers and always well-received at parties. The salmon can also be broiled." Edrie O'Brien - Denver, Colorado
- 1/4 cup chopped cabbage
- 1/4 cup chopped fennel bulb
- 1 tablespoon chopped green onion
- 2 tablespoons fat-free mayonnaise, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoons fat-free plain yogurt
- 1/8 teaspoon plus 3/4 teaspoon salt-free seasoning blend, divided
- 2 salmon fillets (4 ounces each)
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- 2 whole wheat dinner rolls, split
- In a small bowl, combine the cabbage, fennel and onion. Combine 1 tablespoon mayonnaise, yogurt and 1/8 teaspoon seasoning blend; pour over cabbage mixture and toss to coat. Chill until serving.
- Spritz salmon with cooking spray; sprinkle with remaining seasoning blend. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- Grill fillets, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 10-12 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Remove and keep warm.
- Grill rolls, cut side down, over medium heat for 30-60 seconds or until toasted. Spread with remaining mayonnaise; top each with a fillet and 1/4 cup coleslaw. Replace roll tops. Yield: 2 servings.
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UH Calendar
Friday, August 22, 2014
The UH Weeks of Welcome was established to promote and inform the UH community about the multitude of events that take place during the first two weeks of the fall semester. This tradition will continue to provide information, connect new and returning UH students to student organizations, departments, and resources, through the promotion of events and programs on a centralized web-calendar at www.uh.edu/wow.
The "UH Weeks of Welcome" online calendar features on-campus events that took place on Thursday, August 22nd through Friday, September 6th.
Student organizations will be set up in the Back Drum to allow students an opportunity to learn about ways to get involved within Bauer.
Feast: Radical Hospitality in Contemporary Art
InfoEd is not only where researchers can build a proposal, but it's SPIN database contains a comprehensive listing of funding opportunities, including those from grants.gov. Learn how SPIN can help you find an opportunity and help keep you abreast of additional opportunities that may arise using its user-specified filters and notification alerts.
Join the webinar or connect by phone by calling (713) 743-6112, conference ID 6510238.
Moores School of Music Tuesday Recital Series presents an Indian music recital with Chandrakantha and David Courtney.
Are you looking for an MBA or MSF Internship for summer 2014? Join us as we explore internship opportunities and resources.
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---- — DERRY — Now in its fifth season, theatre KAPOW presents "A Dream Play," an adaptation of August Strindberg's work, Sept. 21-23 at Pinkerton Academy's Stockbridge Theatre.
The play, a 2005 adaption of Strindberg's work by Caryl Churchill, follows the logic of a dream where images and characters merge and separate, locations change in an instant, and a locked door recurs.
Directed by Matt Cahoon, the show features an ensemble of 10 actors from New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Performances are set for Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m.; Sept. 22 at 2 and 7:30 p.m., and Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. at the Stockbridge Theatre.
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Women's Cross Country Finishes Second at Stetson Hatter Invitational
Oct. 15, 2004
DELAND, Fla. - The JU women's cross country team placed three runners in the top 10 to finish second overall in the Stetson Hatter Invitational, held at the Sperling Complex in DeLand, Fla. Friday afternoon. The JU men's team finished ninth in both teams' final meet before the Atlantic Sun Championships.
Freshman Fallon Heffernan (Neptune Beach, Fla.) finished third on the 5K course, clocking in at 19:04 in the 5K event. Junior Lindsey Moffenbier (McDonough, Ga.) ranked fifth (19:28), while freshman Danielle Coyle placed 10th with a time of 19:56. Senior Christina Bensi (Troy, N.Y.) crossed the line in 20:19 to finish 20th, while junior Jennifer Tyler (Jupiter, Fla.) rounded out the JU top five in 37th place with a time of 20:57. Sophomore Stacey Ollar (Jacksonville/Mandarin) placed 39th (21:03), with junior Rachel Garvin (Denton, Texas) finishing in 42nd position (21:13).
Freshman Jeff Wolf (Ft. Myers, Fla.) led the Dolphin men for the fourth straight meet, finishing in 29:09 on the 8K course to rank 35th. Freshman Jared Baehr (Springfield, Mo.) placed 54th (30:23), with fellow freshman Trebor DeVerter (Cayuga, Ind.) finishing 63rd (31:09). Sophomore Jason Coates (Jacksonville) crossed the finish line in 32:49 to rank 80th, with junior John Hoffman (Orange Park, Fla.) coming in 81st (32:54).
JU heads to Nashville for the 2004 Atlantic Sun Championships, held at Percy Warner Park on Saturday, Oct. 30.
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The East-West Gateway Council of Governments has been getting a lot of attention recently.
Its review of tax increment financing in the St. Louis region showed that much of the hundreds of millions of dollars in public subsidies have created relatively few jobs. What one municipality gains in sales taxes from a new retail big box typically comes from fewer purchases in a neighboring jurisdiction. The ongoing study has sparked debate about reforming the process and East-West Gateway promises to remain the middle of these discussions.
The planning organization also has an important role in distributing federal stimulus funds. It established the criteria and made the decisions awarding over $58,000,000 to local government projects in the area.
East-West Gateways higher profile is good news for regional governmental cooperation within the St. Louis metropolitan area. It is the only place where the chief elected executives from the regions seven largest counties and the City of St. Louis gather monthly to discuss how to work together more effectively to improve the region. They are joined by Illinois and Missouri state officials as well as other elected local officeholders.
Enhancing East-West Gateways authority and elevating its visibility is a major step forward to St. Louis getting its regional act together.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of NewStar Financial (Nasdaq:NEWS) were gapping down Wednesday morning with an open price 11.9% lower than Tuesday's closing price. The stock closed at $11.87 Tuesday and opened today's trading at $10.46. The average volume for NewStar Financial has been 56,800 shares per day over the past 30 days. NewStar Financial has a market cap of $585.4 million and is part of the financial sector and financial services industry. Shares are up 16.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. NewStar Financial, Inc. operates as a commercial finance company in the United States. It focuses on meeting the financing needs of companies and private investors in the middle market. The company has a P/E ratio of 44, equal to the average financial services industry P/E ratio and above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. TheStreet Ratings rates NewStar Financial as a hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, good cash flow from operations and expanding profit margins. However, as a counter to these strengths, we also find weaknesses including a generally disappointing performance in the stock itself, unimpressive growth in net income and generally poor debt management. You can view the full NewStar Financial Ratings Report. Get more investment ideas from our investment research center.
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on Sep 22, 2010 at 12:33 pm
"Solar panels, while a great idea, don't pencil out financially, "
Makes me wonder, why do newly built gas stations have panels on top of them? The extraction industry understands the need to take advantage of the sun, why can't Woodside make the numbers work?
'tis a riddle...
on Sep 22, 2010 at 1:27 pm
I put solar on my roof about 5 years ago, and it's now paid for itself. AND I don't have an electricity bill anymore. I've only had to do one repair, and it was covered under warrantee. Are we sure that someone did proper research?
on Sep 22, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Woodside Mom:
I'm betting you got some subsidies when you put your panels on, no? Many of those programs have gone away. Also a commercial installation is a different animal from residential.
on Sep 22, 2010 at 4:10 pm
David Boyce is a registered user.
Another factor: As a non-tax-paying entity, the town of Woodside is not eligible for incentives in the same way that private citizens or corporations are, according to town staff.
on Sep 22, 2010 at 4:27 pm
Thanks for the points.
That still doesn't jibe with what we see out here. There's a number of high schools in San Jose that have covered their parking lots with panels, like Andrew Hill.
They don't get tax breaks, do they?
Again: I have to wonder who wielded the pencil in these calculations, if schools, gas stations and so many others make it profitable.
on Sep 22, 2010 at 6:36 pm
OK, what about all the companies that will install the panels and "lease" them to you or less than the cost of the electricity you would be buying??
Oil companies have bought into panels. They are buying up the companies that produce them. They won't be giving up control of our energy any time soon.
Find a local CALIFORNIA company and find a way to make the numbers work. A good part of the cost goes into paying a wage to a CALIFORNIAN and not just wasted energy.
Sure... they should also be more efficient!
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Polk County's Jamal Tanner breaks a tackle during Friday night's game against Madison at Polk. (Photo by JANE OLLIS/ SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-NEWS)
COLUMBUS — The early frontrunners in the Western Highlands Conference are the boys from The Little Big House down at Polk County.
The Wolverines controlled Madison from the opening kick on Friday night, as sophomore Jamal Tanner set the tone with a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Polk never looked back from there, taking its conference opener 21-7.
The Wolverines (3-3, 1-0 WHC) added another score in the first quarter when Anthony Carson hauled in a 29-yard touchdown pass from Reece Schlabach.
Madison, which made it to the state semifinals last year, made it a game in the second quarter when Cole Cuthbertson had a 49-yard touchdown reception to cut the lead to 14-7.
The Wolverine defense held the Patriots (3-2, 0-1) scoreless the rest of the way, and then with 10 minutes to go in the game, Polk got in the end zone again as Schlabach had a two-yard run to paydirt.
Polk ended the night with 216 yards rushing on 40 carries and were led by Schlabach, who had 14 carries for 90 yards. Carson, who went into the game tied for the area lead in receptions with 29, added four more on Friday for 56 yards and a touchdown. Polk's other leading receiver was Jerry Cox, who had a catch for a big 18-yard gain.
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