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Well today marks 2 yrs on Sparkpeople.
And until today I wasnt happy with my progress.
The things I've realized is that I have changed alot. I still have my bad eating when it comes to chocolate but not as bad as it use to be. I also eat alot more veggies now. I have along way to go but like a dr made me realize today I have alot of health problems both physically n mentally and as long as I continue to try I m moving forward
So I will continue to work on my health issues n never give up,
This time next yr I will b under 200 lbs
Well I'm starting a little late with my November goals but they r starting tomorrow.
I will eat between 1000 & 1200 calories a day. I will also burn 3000 calories a wk.
I will continue to use upper body strenght triaing 3x a wk and lower body/core 3x a wk.
I will use the bowfles 3x a wk
I will use the wii 3x a wk
I will use the stationary bike 6x a wk
I m down to 235 lbs, so I'm feeling good about that although confused. I havent even been exercising much lately due to health issues. I plan on losing another 5 lbs by Thanksgivign but we'll c how that goes.
Had Youth Group tonight the kids decided that we are going to cook a Thanksgiving meal on Nov 21 and invite thepeople from the community to it
Well time to watch The Proposal and get some rest tomorrow La has soccer.
Today marks 11 yrs of marriage. They been some interesting yrs but I wouldnt trade them 4 anything.
Hubby took La trick or treating then to a Halloween Party @ Rutgers Camden Campus. They came home carved a pumpkin n now they watching football.
I m 41 yrs old my baby girl is 22 yrs old. I weigh 239 lbs n she weighs 229 lbs. 2 mths ago I teased her that my goal was to weigh less then her by Christmas @ that time I 249 lbs n she was 215 lbs. I think I might b able to do this. She is constantly complaining about her weight but wont exercise n then complains cause I weigh n measure my food. I may not b over joyed with my progress but I m happy about it. Cause this has been a rough month for me.
Money has been tight so not so much fresh food. I injured myself again so I havent been doing much exercising. BUT tomorrow is a new day, a new month & a new beginning. In a little over a wk will mark my 2 yr sparkaversary. I thought I would b further along in my healthy lifestyle then I m but its ok I'M STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS.
My front crown came out AGAIN Friday night about an hr b4 our Fall Festival, the kids thought I had a black out tooth 4 halloween. I will b @ the dentist @ 10:30 prayerfully they can fix it
Not sure when or how but I lost all of my motivation to get healthy. I now just have an I dont give a attitude. I know I need to snap out of it but I'm not even sure what it is.
I've been in more pain then usual so I've exercised like non existent. Tomorrow though I will b riding my bike to my mri, so I will get some exercise then.
My eating sucks but that's because hubby is handling the cooking lately & he forgets that I need to weigh n measure my food. The blessing is that we will finally b able to go food shopping in about a wk so it will b healthy foods in the house again.
A blessing that came this wk my daughter is engaged n the double blessing is that they are getting married in City Hall, so we only have to pay for a reception n decided to throw them a luau in our yard June 2011. Now to plan an engagement party.
Well I guess thats all I have to write for now but as Nov 1 is on a monday I will b starting a whole new plan at that time. I m really looking forward to this wknd Halloween is my favorite holiday n my wedding anniversary
Feeling alot better today, as long as I wear my knee & back brace. I dont have to stay on bed rest the swelling went down n its not as bad as they thought it was. It seems to just be a strain I even did the bowflex treadclimber for 15 mins & I havent done it in mths. I refuse to remain down I will get healthy.
I have alot of things to work on I need to healthy physically, spiritually, & mentally. It's not gonna b easy but I'm not a quitter, I m a fighter. I will fight 4 wat I need & 4 wat I want. Right now I want to find a healthy balance in my life & I will.
My social life is very busy with mine & others ppl stuff but its getting easier. La has soccer on Sat & Girl Scouts on Thurs. Hubby has mtg on Thur & Fri. I volunteer @ a Christian high School on Tues & starting in Nov I will b volunteering w/ an afterschool program on Tues & Wed. Fri night I help coordinate Friday Nights for Everyone @ my church along with youth group. Sundays is church & Sunday School. Monday is the only day that nada is scheduled for well unless my marriage counseling is scheduled fro then.
My daughter is looking 4 an apt but not having much luck but I'm praying. Hubby's 1st day of work was rescheduled till tomorrow & its only part time but hey its something, n we still doing as on line for him.
I love dinner time especially on the nights that hubbys home. We cook together n sit as a family to eat. Everyone is even eating salad, veggies & healthy food w/ me


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"Cookery the Australian Way"
- MMRuth Sep 13, 2007 05:49 PM
I happened to notice this cookbook in purple goddess's profile, and realized that it never occurred to me (my ignorance, I know) that there was such a thing as Australian cooking. Would love to know more about it - maybe some recipes?
Well...not exactly Australian, but I sent away for the New Zealand cookbook "Soul" from the Soul Cafe. What struck me most is the types of fish the book references - I simply never see some of the types in the US.
Other cookbooks from the region seem to use a lot of lamb, but given the population and climate, not really surprising. Try anything by Bill Granger -good, approachable food.
As a side note, it might be just me, but it seems like much of the food I make from Bill's Open Kitchen or Soul Cafe is really easy to pair with wine. It seems to pair really well witha broad variety. Just a thought.
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Would you mind posting some suggestions on the Manhattan or OB board for me? I love pavlova as well, though I'd not thought of it as an Australian dish. That burger sounds wonderful
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The Pavlova cake is said to be 'invented' at the Esplanade Hotel in Perth, Australia. Named after the Russian ballerina of the same name. However, New Zealanders debate that the origin of the cake is in NZ in 1919, long before Anna Pavlova visited Australia. The debate goes on, apparently.
This site for Australian Women's Weekly might be a gateway to Australian cooking. They have recipes and also a range of cookbooks.
re: yayadave
This is a great magazine, with many good recipes. The Aussies do eat alot of lamb (there are more sheep than people downunder). Also lots of ethnic food, as they have many recent immigrants. The abundance of fish (such as baramundi) and shell fish (such as Morton Bay Bugs) is astonishing. The fruits from the tropical north are delicious -- I've never tasted a better banana. When we lived there 20 years ago, Aussie cookery was just beginning to emerge from the horrible pall of old-fashioned (and bad) British cooking. They've come a long way since then.
re: yayadave
Yet another good source for Australian recipes is:
re: yayadave
their birthday cake books are the best I have ever come across. I made all my children's cakes from that book and some for adults too. Very easy to follow and they all turned out perfectly.
When I lived in Australia my favorite food magazine was a supermarket cheapie called "Super Food Ideas". Thanks to another CHer I was pointed to taste.com.au which is a search engine for this and other Australian food mags.
Australian cookery is quite similar to contemporary British cooking, with some regional variances. As in the UK, you will find an emphasis on meat dishes with vegetables secondary, but you will also find a stronger ethnic influence, especially Asian, while Indian influences is very common in both countries.
The Australians eat lamb by the ton, and seafood, and grilling is very popular.
But to be frank, it's going to be hard to classify Australian cooking as a distinctive school of cooking. Anyone from the US/UK will be familiar with most dishes in Australia, and vice versa, with the main exception being certain types of seafood that isn't available in this country (and vice versa), and that the lamb has a stronger flavor that may not appeal to everyone. A few standouts such as vegemite instead of the British marmite, different preferences in condiments, and the Australian proclivity for very bizzare pizza toppings (think BBQ sauce on pineapple).
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And let's not forget Jaffles.
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If you have a chance check out the cookbook "Australia the Beautiful" (Elise Pascoe). The massive influx of immigrants has created a light fusion cuisine heavily reliant on superb products that is unique. I am in Los Angeles and have access to incredible food from a myriad of countries, but the way the immigrant population's cuisines have become a part of everyday life in Australia is very different to me at least. To this day a booklet I got at a grocery store check-out counter in Sydney 15 years ago put out by Family Circle on Indonesian Cooking is a favorite - not "dumbed down" to the point of non-recongnition.
re: torty
I think a lot of the attitude is Australia's unique situation. British heritage, Mediterranean climate (for the big cities at least) and proximity to SE Asia. Once Australians embraced the fact that they were closer to Asia than Europe, everything changed. When I lived in Sydney in the early 90s you would swear that the country's national dish was Thai green chicken curry as there were Thai restaurants and take-away everywhere!
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I really like the Maggie Beer cookbooks I bought in Melbourne about 7 years ago: Maggie's Farm and Maggie's Orchard. She and her husband started out as pheasant farmers in the Barossa Valley, one of the famous wine regions of Australia. The recipes in both books are arranged by seasons. There are recipes for lots of unusual things such as quinces, salsify, a gravtuna (not lax), Cumquat and Almond Tart, Loquat Jelly, Goose Egg Custard with Mullberries,Chive Flower Fritters and Sorrel Tart,Chestnut Gnocchi, Oxtail With Oranges, Olives and Walnuts, Pork with Rhubarb (gotta try this one!), a whole chapter on chokos (chayotes) and Chocolate Cake with a Fig Center! If anybody is interested in any of these recipes, I'll be glad to paraphrase.
I've used this cookbook many times. It's a treat to read as well, as it's easy to fantasize living in this lovely valley. Don't know if it's available here, but Amazon seems to have every book ever printed in the history of mankind.
re: oakjoan
I'm so glad you mentioned Maggie Beer! If you want to see what's she's like, she's got a show on ABC currently. My Mum (back in the old country) put me on to it, and fortunately they podcast each episode so I can watch it in the States - she's a delight (both Mum and Maggie).
"Cookery The Australian Way" was actually my cooking textbook for "Home Ec" back in high school, circa 1980.
It has some really wonderful basic recipes in it, and is much used and well thumbed. AS another poster says, it really harks back to when Aussie food was still intrinsically linked to Britain.
Thank goddess that's changed over the past 20-30 years and our food now has much closer links to Asia.
But if you want a recipe for a white sauce, or an old fashioned Xmas cake, or know how to poach smoked cod.. then it's the book for you...
As for aussie food, I had a discussion here about it a while ago.. I'll see if I can link it!!!
re: purple goddess
Here's what I wrote in another thread...
Apropos of this discussion, "Australian" food up until the 1950's meant English food...boiled cabbage, stringy meat, puddings and the like...Hell.. our Xmas in bang smack in the middle of summer, where the temperatures can get to 42degrees C.. and most people STILL cook baked ham/pork, turkey and baked vegies, with a boiled pud and sauce...
Given the tyranny of distance, the post-war rationing and the culture of the times, that was all there really was.
In the '50's migrant labour was brought in to help build post-war infrastructure, so Australia began (slowly and tentatively) to embrace other cuisines, such as Italian and Greek...
I can still remember, as a child in the 60's going to my very first pizza resto.. and my parents approached this weird new food with caution.
In the 70's we began to embrace Asian cuisine and by the 80's we'd grown out of dodgy "sweet and sour pork" and wholeheartedly begun gobbling bok choy and sesame oil and laksas and the like.. thus came the Australian/Asian fusion movement.
Recently, we have begun to embrace the food of the traditional people.. and where as once you would have had to go on a Bush Tucker tour in the middle of the Outback, it is now pretty common to see Lemon Myrtle in a spice rack.. or Lilli Pilli jam on a menu...
There are still very few restos that sell "Aboriginal" food.. it's still a bit of a novelty, but we're slowly embracing the "new" and delicious food ingredients that Aboriginal people have been using for 40,000 years!!!
I've said it before, but when you live in a place that eats BOTH animals off its Coat of Arms, you're living somewhere pretty Chow Worthy!!"


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William Bratton was sworn in as New York City's police commissioner on Thursday afternoon, marking the start of his second term at the helm of the city's police department and his first under progressive new mayor Bill de Blasio. De Blasio surged to prominence in polls this summer as he promised to end what he described as an era of abuse and racial discrimination in the nation's largest police force. But civil-liberties advocates and black and Latino community leaders have stopped short of applauding his choice for top cop. Bratton, who oversaw a precipitous drop in the crime rate when he led the New York City...Huffington Post 2014-01-03
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Our league consists of 8 teams, it's on ESPN and you can look at it right here.
We'll be doing weekly updates of the league so you can laugh at bad plays and keep up with which writer beats the other ones.
Heartbreaker of the Week
Our own Justin Stewart tied me for the highest score in the league. Unfortunately, he played against CJ Sports (the website that combines my power rankings with other blogs for an average). Justin's running back's combined for 10 points (P Hillis and S Greene). What a letdown! Those weren't even bad plays. Justin's Norwegian Plunderers look to fight another day.
Final Score: CJ Sports 120–Norwegian Plunderers 99
Padaon Breakdown
Ernie Padaon–runs the Bolt Beat (chargers on Fansided)–and found a way to lose against Matt Mayerhoff. Mayerhoff, a newcomer by all standards, made sure to stack his team deep enough so that when he faced a guy that played Tom Brady and his 500-yd throwing effort, Mayerhoff would still win.
Final Score: Team Mayerhoff 94–Team Padaon Jr 86
A Big Thank You
Looking through binoculars at his 'View from across the Pond', Stephen Clark did me a favor and knocked my brother down a notch. The ConVicks were defeated by the Yorkshire Tykes. Sounds to me like my brother lost to some little kids. That's what he gets for playing Arian Foster, who was out. Look for the 'Tykes' to get even better next week, they may even play a kicker.
Final Score: Yorkshire Tykes 94–The ConVicks 73
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My team, Straight Cash Homey, squared off against the 'Tennessee Titans'–Richard Adkins fantasy team. Thats right, he loves the Titans so much that he named his fantasy team after them…..either that of he didn't come up with a creative name and wrote that last minute. One of them. So, with Chris Johnson, Matt Schaub and Rashard Mendenhall combining for 12 points, Ricky suffered defeat at my hands. I'm proud of it. You couldn't have lost to a better man, Ricky. It's great this didn't affect me and my ego.
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The Florida Highway Patrol is in the midst of its first ever "Stuff the Charger" campaign to gather food for food banks that will help the less fortunate among us to celebrate Thanksgiving.
At the agency's Davie barracks, two TV traffic reporters -- Kelly Blanco from NBC 6 (@KellyNBC6) and Jasmina Marazita from Telemundo 51 (@JasminaT51) -- will be on hand Friday from noon through 2 p.m. to help accept donations.
For givers who can't make Friday's event, items will be accepted at 14190 State Road 84 through Nov. 6.
The following items are needed, FHP says:
For more information call Sgt. Mark Wysocky at 954-837-4012.
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Violations of state sanitation and safety laws recently observed by inspectors at a South Florida restaurant prompted the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation to cite the owner and briefly suspend operations, reports show.
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Los Andes Restaurant, 1631 S.E. 3rd Ct., Deerfield Beach was closed Oct. 21 after an inspector observed violations that included 23 live roaches and 4 dead roaches on the premises; non-exempt fish was offered raw or undercooked that had not undergone proper parasite destruction; cooked stomach, soups and sauces prepared on site were held more than 24 hours and not properly date-marked; salsa and eggs were held at improper temperatures; ice cream was stored next to raw beef on a bloody tray in a cooler; an employee washed hands without soap, which along with a sign and towels weren't...Read more
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Defective air bags reportedly spew debris when they inflate. Call your dealer to see if your car or truck needs repair.
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"LuLu was adorable," Fiona Mowatt, the academy's principal, said of the older girl. "They are a nice family. The father is wonderful, always smiling."
She said the 4-year-old was "typical" for her age, and "very friendly with her classmates."
On a counter, a notice told parents what happened and how the staff was mourning the pre-kindergartner.
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Broward County's busiest court was disrupted Friday and its biggest jail was locked down for four hours after a judge cleared a courtroom because an arrestee allegedly told police he had Ebola.
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The burning boat was up against the docks at Hillsboro Inlet Park, 2700 N. Ocean Blvd., on the southeast side of the Hillsboro Inlet bridge, agency spokeswoman Sandra King said.
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The lists are fairly uncontroversial this year. I said fairly. Also, in the spirit of full disclosure, there are three films on the list that I have not yet seen. I just feel that confident. So, without further ado...
I love a good serial killer movie—Silence of the Lambs, Se7en—if it's smart and suspenseful, I am there. On the other hand, there really is nothing worse than a bad serial killer movie that is predictable—or worse—absurd. On that note, I'm sure you can imagine my frustration. I have given six hours of my life to James Patterson's Alex Cross trilogy: Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls and now the wildly originally titled, Alex Cross—six hours that I will never get back.
Alex Groesch has fleet feet and nimble fingers. A sprinter for the St. Louis University High track and field team, Groesch is an accomplished cellist. He somehow finds the time to balance his athletic, musical and academic endeavors while performing at a high level in each (he's carrying a 4.1 grade point average). "I stay up super late," Groesch, 17, says. "I stay up as late as it takes."
Story: It's sometime in the early 1960s, and Las Vegas already is a happening place. Down on the Strip, the Sands Hotel has become the playground for Hollywood luminaries Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr., who lead an oddly assembled group known as The Rat Pack that includes Joey Bishop and President John F. Kennedy's brother-in-law, Peter Lawford.
Play: "The Real McCoy"
Front: Jill McDonnell, Jasmine Cross, Alex Johnson and Jessica Motz. Back: Bob and Cindy Maessen, Ken and Cathy Gabel, Becky Trigg and Rich Finneran.
When…Jasmine Cross, Alex Johnson and Jessica Motz were awarded the first inaugural Class of 2002 Memorial Scholarships at Lafayette High School Senior Awards Night? The scholarships are in honor of three class of 2002 members who have passed away in the last six years. Pictured, in front: Jill McDonnell, Jasmine Cross, Alex Johnson and Jessica Motz. In back: Bob and Cindy Maessen, Ken and Cathy Gabel, Becky Trigg and Rich Finneran.
The Wright stuff…Joanne Kohn, chairman of the Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park, has been elected to the board of the Chicago-based Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, an international historic preservation organization.
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Flute Studio Recital
- November 1, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Harris Theater
L.A. Theatre Works: The Graduate
- November 1, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
This groundbreaking satire-comedy may forever be associated with the 1960s, but its universal themes of youth, rebellion, confusion, love, and redemption are as familiar today as they were a half-century ago. This memorable, funny American classic is brought to the stage by America's premiere radio theater company, which was hailed as a "national theatrical treasure" by the Philadelphia Inquirer. A groundbreaking novel, a breakthrough film, and a successful Broadway adaptation, this American classic is about Benjamin Braddock, a young man wandering aimlessly through his post-collegiate life. The 1967 film adaptation's status as one of the highest-grossing movies of all time and a nominee for seven Academy Awards is a testament to its popularity with adults across generations.
Click here to read the opening night review of The Graduate.
$44, $36, $22
Mason Players: The Merchant
By Titus Maccius Plautus
Adapted and Directed by Edward Gero
- November 1, 2013 - November 2, 2013 at 8:00 pm
- November 2, 2013 - November 3, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Harris Theater
Roman Comedy Meets Commedia del Arte!
In this raucous romp, Plautus, one of the best known playwrights of ancient Roman comedy, spins a father and son rivalry over the same woman into a glorious web of confusion.
$20 Adults
$15 Students and Seniors
Sir James Galway with the Irish Chamber Orchestra
JoAnn Falletta, conductor
Lady Jeanne Galway, flute
- November 2, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Harty: In Ireland
Mozart: Flute Concerto No. 2 in D major, K. 313
Hammond: Carolan Variations
Mozart: Symphony No. 41, K. 551 (Jupiter)
This world-class ensemble, renowned for its driving energy and explosive power, shares the stage with Ireland's great flutist, Sir James Galway. This living legend joins forces with the "razor-sharp, fully seasoned ensemble" (Chicago Tribune) under the exuberant baton of JoAnn Falletta, "one of the finest conductors of her generation." (The New York Times) Revel in the glorious sounds of "the man with the golden flute" (Seattle Times) as he brings his mastery of the classical flute repertoire and sparkling reputation as a consummate entertainer to our stage. Galway performs Harty's fantasy for flute, In Ireland and Mozart's beloved Flute Concerto No. 2. He is joined by accomplished flutist Lady Jeanne Galway for Hammond's Carolan Variations. The program also features Mozart's Symphony No. 41, the "Jupiter" symphony.
$75, $67, $37.5
University Singers & University Chorale Concert
- November 3, 2013 at 4:00 pm
Concert Hall
M3E Concert
- November 5, 2013 at 8:00 pm
- November 16, 2013 at 8:00 pm
de Laski - Room 3001
Trumpet Studio Recital I
- November 6, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Harris Theater
Free and open to the public
Jazz 4 Justice
- November 8, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Parsons Dance
- November 9, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Few dance companies can match the sheer joy and exuberance conveyed by this internationally renowned ensemble. Based in New York City, this contemporary dance company embodies the choreographic expression and enormous talent of David Parsons, one of the most successful, enduring, and prolific artists working today. Since founding his company nearly three decades ago, Parsons has produced a vast body of work that is quintessentially American. His choreography is extraordinarily engaging and uplifting and evokes sensuality, athleticism, ingenuity, and virtuosity. "David Parsons is a whiz at whipping up entertaining dances," raves The New York Post. Don't miss this riveting evening of dance that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
$46, $38, $23
Keyboard Conversations® with Jeffrey Siegel: The Glory of Beethoven
- November 10, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Concert Hall
Bask in the inspiring beauty of Beethoven's music as Jeffrey Siegel explores the genius of this composer for the second in his series of "concerts with commentary". In this enthralling performance, piano virtuoso Siegel explores Beethoven's intense personal challenges and presents a selection of the composer's most renowned works. The pianist will perform the vivacious Piano Sonata No. 6 in F major, Op. 10, No. 2 and the towering "Appassionata" sonata (Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor, Op. 57), one of his heaven-storming works. This program also includes Piano Sonata No. 31 in A-flat major, Op. 110, a work of spiritual exaltation and inner depth written after deafness engulfed the composer. Mr. Siegel has enchanted countless fans for more than four decades with his piano virtuosity and his enlightened discussion about the lives and works of the great piano composers.
$38, $30, $19
Then & Now Concert (Percussion Ensemble)
- November 12, 2013 at 8:00 pm
de Laski - Room 3001
Jazz Combos Departmental
- November 13, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Harris Theater
Fall Dance Concert
- November 14, 2013 - November 16, 2013 at 8:00 pm
- November 15, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Harris Theater
Adults: $15
Students, Faculty, Staff, Seniors: $10
Groups of 10 or more: $7
Lab Ensembles Concert
- November 15, 2013 at 12:30 pm
de Laski - Room 3001
World Blues
Featuring Taj Mahal, Vusi Mahlasela, and Deva Mahal with Fredericks Brown
- November 15, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Travel the musical globe with the legendary Taj Mahal as he takes the stage along with some friends and family to perform an evening of soulful, blues-based, world music. Grammy Award-winning composer, instrumentalist, and vocalist Taj Mahal began his career performing the blues, but soon branched out to explore the music of the world, giving his music a global perspective. For this amazing concert he is joined by African folk-singer, poet-activist Vusi Mahlasela who is known in his native South Africa as "The Voice" for the support he gave to the anti-apartheid movement. Rounding out the bill is Mahal's daughter, Deva Mahal, and her band, whose music is a fusion of soul, blues and the organic sounds of New Zealand. All music lovers should experience this night of inspired music making. "[Taj Mahal]…has about the deepest and widest roots of any popular music performer today." (The New York Times)
$46, $38, $23
Fairfax Symphony Orchestra
Presents Grieg, Rachmaninoff, and Virginia Premiere by Larry Alan Smith
- November 16, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Christopher Zimmerman, Conductor
Carrie Koffman, saxophone
The Fairfax Symphony Orchestra will highlight the saxophone in the Virginia premiere of Larry Alan Smith's Saxophone Concerto and as a prominent voice within the orchestra in Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances. The FSO invites internationally renowned artist and pedagogue, Carrie Koffman, to the stage to perform both works. The program will begin with Grieg's best-known work for orchestra, the Peer Gynt Suite.
GRIEG: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1
LARRY ALAN SMITH: Concerto for Soprano Saxophone and Strings
RACHMANINOFF: Symphonic Dances
$60, $45, $25
Washington Symphonic Brass: From Bach to Classic Rock
Featuring Guest Soloists Joe Burgstaller and Marty Hackleman
- November 17, 2013 at 4:00 pm
Concert Hall
Enjoy this extraordinary 17-piece brass ensemble as they present a program that will change the way you think about brass! Embark on a journey From Bach to Classic Rock that travels from music originally played in powdered wigs to music meant to be played with black t-shirts and pyrotechnics, all displaying the powerfully majestic brass sound. The ensemble also welcomes guest soloists Joe Burgstaller and Martin Hackleman for this performance. Washington Symphonic Brass has extensively toured the East Coast with an expansive repertoire and now brings nostalgic favorites from across the centuries to our stage. Founded by the late conductor Milt Stevens and acclaimed trumpeter Phil Snedecor, Washington Symphonic Brass features some of the most talented musicians from the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore areas many of whom routinely perform with the National Symphony Orchestra, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and The Philadelphia Orchestra. "Brass, boldly redefined…." (The Washington Post)
Watch for their new CD out now: Classic Rock for Brass
Available at most music retailers, or at wsbrass.com.
$44, $36, $22
A Cappella Ensembles Concert
- November 17, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Harris Theater
Vision Series Fairfax: Addressing the Haggis: Culture and Contestation in the Making of Scotland's National Dish
Joy Fraser, Assistant Professor, English, Folklore Studies Program
- November 18, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Concert Hall
For the uninitiated, the mere description of haggis typically serves to confirm comedian Mike Myers' suggestion that "most Scottish cuisine is based on a dare." Made from... Read more here.
Learn more about Joy Fraser by clicking here.
The 2013-2014 Vision Series consists of 13 lectures spread across the Arlington, Fairfax, and Prince William campuses. View the entire Vision Series schedule by clicking here.
Jazz Workshop Concert
- November 18, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Harris Theater
Mason Wind Symphony Graduate Conductor Concert
- November 19, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Atlantic Reed Consort Recital
- November 20, 2013 at 6:00 pm
de Laski Performing Arts Building: Band Room A327C
Free and open to the public
Flute Choir
- November 20, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Harris Theater
Mason Players: An Evening of One-Act Plays
Experience multiple works and artistic voices in one unforgettable night in the theater!
- November 21, 2013 - November 23, 2013 at 8:00 pm
- November 23, 2013 - November 24, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Women and Wallace
Written by Jonathan Marc Sherman | Directed by Casey Bauer
A Young Man's Journey in 1980s America
Sherman's 1988 work plays with time. At the age of six, Wallace walked into his home only to discover his mother, cold and lifeless, in the kitchen. As a handsome young man of eighteen experiencing other memorable moments in his life, he copes with growing up.
Written by Georg Büchner | Translation by Nicholas Rudall | Directed by Rebecca Wahls
Working Class Tragedy from the German Theater
Left unfinished at the time of Büchner's death, this influential European play examines the dehumanizing effects of doctors and the military on a young man's life. Although it premiered in Munich in 1913, it was written 80 years earlier and a variety of authors, editors and translators "finished" the play over time.
$15 Adults
$10 Students and Seniors
Trumpet Studio Recital II
- November 22, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Harris Theater
Free and open to the public
SITI Company: Café Variations
Anne Bogart, artistic director
- November 22, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Café Variations explores longing, passion, love and romance through a collection of related vignettes set within the social arena of a café. Incorporating theater, music, and dance, this new piece is based on the works of playwright Charles Mee, and features Gershwin classics from the Great American Songbook. "Unabashedly romantic…a series of vivid and visceral explorations of life, love, and identity [that] cast Gershwin classics in a new light." (Boston Globe) This award-winning theater company has committed itself to the creation of groundbreaking new works, cross-cultural collaborations, and training young theater artists. Anne Bogart and Tadashi Suzuki combined their unique but complementary acting philosophies to create SITI Company in 1992 to revitalize and redefine contemporary theater in the United States and abroad.
Funded in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Project, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
$44, $36, $22
Kims Studio Awards Ceremony/Recital
- November 23, 2013 at 11:00 am
Grand Tier III
Shanghai Ballet: The Butterfly Lovers
- November 23, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
This extraordinary classical ballet company from China performs one of its signature ballets, The Butterfly Lovers. Based on an ancient legend often considered the Chinese equivalent of Romeo and Juliet, this tragic ballet tells of Zhu, a young woman who disguises herself as a man to pursue her studies, and her classmate Liang, with whom she falls in love even though she is betrothed to another. This heartbreaking tragedy is filled with luminous costumes, spectacular sets, and gorgeous choreography performed with exquisite skill by these gifted dancers. Since 1979, this accomplished ensemble has enchanted audiences around the world with its interpretations of classical Chinese and Western ballets. Our audiences were spellbound by their last appearance and this beautiful Asian masterpiece is certain to have the same effect.
Read the Oct. 24 review of the Shanghai Ballet's performance from CharlestonToday.net.
$56, $48, $28
Various Chamber Ensembles Concert
- November 24, 2013 at 1:00 pm
de Laski - Room 3001
Shanghai Ballet: La Sylphide
- November 24, 2013 at 4:00 pm
Concert Hall
Bringing its gifted dancers from the Far East to Northern Virginia, this dazzling ensemble will spellbind audiences with its production of La Sylphide. This gripping ballet tells the tale of a young man who loses his heart on his wedding day to a beautiful and mysterious spirit. He leaves his betrothed at the altar to pursue this celestial being, only to encounter tragedy and heartbreak. The talented corps of dancers, filled with both celebrated veterans and rising stars, has presented masterful interpretations of classical Chinese and Western ballets for more than 30 years. Don't miss the transcendent beauty of this profound and heartrending ballet telling the story of the human heart's unending search for true love.
$56, $48, $28
Mason Jazz Vocal Night
- November 24, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Harris Theater
Bassoon Studio Recital
- November 25, 2013 at 12:30 pm
Harris Theater
Opera Scenes Showcase
- November 25, 2013 at 6:00 pm
Harris Theatre
Mason Symphonic Band Concert
- November 25, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
Chanticleer: A Chanticleer Christmas
- November 30, 2013 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall
At the Center for the Arts, Chanticleer's cherished Christmas celebration is a sign that the holiday season has truly begun. A Chanticleer Christmas is a glorious evening of beautiful music that spans centuries and genres, from spirituals and contemporary music to ancient hymns and venerated sacred songs, and of course, Christmas carols from Europe and America. Audiences and critics worldwide have been delighted by this brilliant chorus of 12 illustrious male voices because of their sublime sound, unrivaled technique, and their mastery of more than a thousand years of vocal literature. Celebrating their 35th anniversary season, "Chanticleer is America's a cappella pride and joy." (Classics Today)
$50, $42, $25


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No Photoshop contest this week. Due to the current restrctions on uploading images in comments, we're holding off on the weekly 'shop contest until that issue is resolved. I spent the morning trying to figure out how to make ASCII art work. It did not, so here we are. »
The Spiritual Successor To Final Fantasy Tactics Still Isn't Funded
We're a little over two days away from the end of Unsung Story's Kickstarter campaign, and it's still not funded. That's kind of insane. »
Robot Helicopters Can't Deliver Your Tacos, Says Bummer Scientist
Last week, I saw something that sounded amazing. Like a dream come true. »
The Last Guardian, Ico & Shadow Of The Colossus Have All Been Delayed
Sad news out of Sony tonight, as Team Ico boss Fumito Ueda sends word that his studio's upcoming PS3 game The Last Guardian, along with the HD re-releases of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus, have all been delayed. »
The Man Who Already Broke His Brand New Nintendo 3DS
Over the weekend, the Nintendo 3DS finally went on sale in the West. Kotaku reader Alastair saved for months to get his own Aqua Blue 3DS. Then, he totally ruined it. »
Bombs? All Out, Sorry
Platinum Games' Third-Person Shooter Won't Have Multiplayer
These days it seems like every game has multiplayer. Multiplayer isn't just expected, it has become a given. That makes it all the more noticeable when a game does not have the feature. »
Dennis Hopper Has Cancer
The actor who voiced Steve Scott in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and played King Koopa in that ill-conceived Super Mario Bros. movie has prostate cancer, the Associated Press reports. »


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Topics: Delivery of Care, Health Costs, Health Disparities, Hospitals, Marketplace, Medicare, Medicaid, Quality, Uninsured, Health Reform, Health IT
Dec 10, 2010
Annals of Internal Medicine: For-Profit Hospital Status And Rehospitalizations At Different Hospitals: An Analysis of Medicare Data – "Rehospitalization within the first 30 days of discharge affects 1 in 5 hospitalized Medicare fee-for-service patients and costs approximately $17.4 billion in payments annually ... the top 4 factors most related to the risk for rehospitalization at a different facility were initial admission to a for-profit index hospital … lower-volume index hospital (hospitals with <1000 annual discharges) … hospital with a major medical school affiliation … and being disabled." Additionally, the author write, "Rehospitalization at a different hospital was associated with a statistically significant increase in adjusted total 30-day payments at the 50% and 90% payment spectrum levels. The increase in adjusted 30-day payments at the median for rehospitalization at a different hospital was $1308 per patient. This pattern of significantly increased adjusted 30-day payments was maintained regardless of whether a patient was initially hospitalized at a for-profit or a nonprofit or public hospital" (Kind et al., 12/7).
Health Affairs: The 2007–09 Recession And Health Insurance Coverage – "Those who became unemployed or underemployed moved into income strata in which they were less likely to have employer coverage, and more likely to be uninsured. … The proportion of children covered through employer-sponsored insurance also declined sharply, but this change was offset by increases in Medicaid and CHIP coverage. Adults accounted for all of the increases in the uninsured population between 2007 and 2009," the author reports. "All groups of Americans were affected, but the growth in the number of uninsured people was particularly noticeable for whites, native-born citizens, and residents of the Midwest and South. Adults did not benefit nearly as much as children from public programs designed to offset the decline in employer-sponsored insurance and thus bore all of the burden of rising uninsurance" (Holahan, 12/6).
Health Affairs: McAllen And El Paso Revisited: Medicare Variations Not Always Reflected In The Under-Sixty-Five Population – This study compares the "use of and spending per capita for medical services" by patients younger than 65 insured by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas in McAllen and El Paso, Texas, to Medicare recipients in the same areas. Although "[t]otal price-adjusted Medicare spending was 86 percent higher in McAllen than in El Paso, and was 75 percent above the national average in 2007 …, for the population insured by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, total spending per member per year in McAllen was 7 percent lower than in El Paso. Although spending for professional and inpatient services were similar in the two regions, spending for outpatient services in McAllen was 31 percent less" (Franzini et al., December 2010).
Kaiser Health News featured coverage of the Health Affairs study by staff writer Jordan Rau (12/7).
Health Affairs: Imaging: The Self-Referral Boom And The Ongoing Search For Effective Policies To Contain It – This article examines the issues surrounding imaging self-referral (when a physician refers patients for diagnostic procedures on imaging machines that the doctor owns or has an ownership interest in) and reviews several efforts to control such practice in recent years, including those taken by private insurers and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and in the passage of the Deficit Reduction Act and the Affordable Care Act. "It will take several years to evaluate the effect on self-referral of the sizable payment reductions implemented in the Deficit Reduction Act and the Affordable Care Act," the authors write. "In the interim, it behooves Congress to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries, to the maximum extent possible, receive only medically necessary imaging studies, regardless of who owns or operates the equipment" (Hillman and Goldsmith, December 2010).
Related, earlier KHN story: Health Law Changes Rules For Docs With In-House Imaging Machines (Galewitz, 8/23)
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine: Electronic Health Record Adoption By Children's Hospitals In The United States – "Only 2.8% of hospitals had hospital-wide use of all functionalities needed for a comprehensive EHR system" and 17.9% have a basic EHR, the authors report. "Among hospitals with no EHR system, the most commonly reported barriers to adoption were inadequate capital for purchase (56.8%), maintenance cost (37.6%), lack of interoperability (35.9%), physician resistance (33.2%), and difficulty meeting organizational needs (29.4%) … The policy changes identified by these hospitals as most likely to have a positive effect on EHR adoption were additional reimbursement for EHR use (85.8%) and financial incentives for implementation (68.6%)" (Nakamura et al., December 2010).
Health Affairs: How A North Carolina Program Boosted Preventive Oral Health Services For Low-Income Children – "Implementation of a preventive oral health program in North Carolina medical offices led to a net statewide increase in the provision of preventive oral health services to young Medicaid-enrolled children, who historically have had very limited access to dentists," write the authors of this study that examined physician and dentist Medicaid claims between 2000-2006. The article details how the program, initiated in 2000, reimburses "providers for up to six visits for preventive oral health services in primary care medical settings for children during their first three years of life" and subsequent trends in use (Rozier et al., December 2010).
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Backup is one of the oldest needs in computing. Whether it's hard disk failure, computer theft, or just a wandering three year-old with a fruit juice carton, it's very easy to lose data
Until a university study emerged last week, few experts suspected that it's more difficult to erase data stored on solid-state drives (SSD) than that on hard disk drives (HDDs).Industry experts were taken aback
Early this year, the Bruyere Family Medical Centre in Ottawa warned its patients to keep an eye on their credit ratings because two of the clinic's computers storing the personal information of about
Security and privacy experts yesterday welcomed Facebook's deployment of new security tools using HTTPS (hypertext transfer protocol secure) and what it called "social authentication." The measures were announced less than 24 hours after
Users of Bare Bones Software's information organizer Yojimbo 3 have a new way to access their data. Yojimbo for iPad is a new companion product to the Yojimbo Mac software. An iPad tab
When the popular Web site Gawker was hacked into recently, more than a million user IDs and passwords were released. If you were one of the people compromised that's annoying -- very annoying.
Trend Micro announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Mobile Armor--a company that specializes in endpoint data protection. The move strengthens Trend Micro's data protection capabilities and positions it to
After a series of governments threatened BlackBerry bans, Research in Motion (RIM) negotiated to avoid service cut-offs. Canadians are split on whether the devices are actually now less secure or not. In a poll
When Apple's iOS 4.2 debuts next month, it will offer enough features to make the iPad tablet a device that's safe for business if IT security teams take the right steps. Top among
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The words Windows and security have not always been compatible. In the past, Microsoft's quest to make its operating system as easy to manage as possible for the "typical" user has often meant
A well-known cryptographic attack could be used by hackers to log into Web applications used by millions of users, according to two security experts who plan to discuss the issue at an upcoming
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The annual MyBroadband Conference will take place at Vodacom World on 26 October 2011, offering you the chance to learn more about South Africa's broadband and telecoms market.
This year MyBroadband has once again assembled the best line-up of broadband speakers with a true who's who of the South African broadband market.
Speakers at this year's MyBroadband Conference include Vodacom CEO Pieter Uys, MWEB CEO Rudi Jansen, former Cell C CEO Lars Reichelt, SEACOM CEO Brian Herlihy, Broadband Infraco CEO Dr Andrew Shaw and MTN SA CTO Lambo Kanagaratnam.
Other high caliber speakers and panelists at the event will be Telkom Managing Executive Steve Lewis, Vox Telecom CEO Douglas Reed, ECN CEO John Holdsworth, Web Africa CEO Matthew Tagg, 8ta head Amith Maharaj, Altech TC CEO Wayne De Nobrega, Vodacom's Jannie van Zyl and ISPA's GM Ant Brooks.
Topics at the conference will include broadband provisioning, local loop unbundling, wired versus wireless broadband, LTE in South Africa, fibre to the home, undersea cable systems, telecoms costs and the annual MyBroadband awards.
The conference is free to all registered deligates thanks to the generous sponsorship from Vodacom (Main Sponsor), MTN (Diamond Sponsor), Miro distribution, Esquire, Network Platforms, Nology, BlackBerry, Teraco, and Vox Telecom.
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Vince: I think the show would be interesting, to start of with a really nice guy, likable guy, and bit by bit, episode by episode becomes less likable, less— and that's really not exactly what happened. Because we were— Bryan playing, and oddly enough, ironically enough, not worrying at any point if the wrong— about being likable. Now, people come up to me and say, "Oh, I tell you, I'm not really— that thing you did last week? I'm having a really hard time liking him, still. I'm having a hard time rooting for him." But they would say that and then they would be like, "Aw, I can't stay mad— I can't question it!"
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User Experience DesignerOpenCrowd, Inc. New York, NY
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We are seeking an experienced Interaction/User Experience Designer capable of leading projects and teams. This role may go by many titles – interaction designer, user researcher, information architect, UX designer, product manager, but first and foremost your approach and point of view is user-centered. You are simply passionate about making digital products and services that solve users' problems and that are useful, usable and desirable.
As a UX Designer on our team, you'll be heavily involved with our clients. They'll look to you for guidance how UX is done. You'll present your own work. If your solutions and well thought through and articulated, then your point of view will be taken seriously.
OpenCrowds design practice is evolving and we'll need your input on how we'll change. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to effect change.
- Lead as well as collaborate across teams to define the end-to-end user experience for online, mobile and tablet based digital
- Employ a range of human-centered design processes and tools such as mental models, personas, use scenarios, prototypes, site maps, wireframes and task flows to create user-centered product solutions for both long-term and short-term initiatives.
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- Produce exemplary products that transform our customer's lives and grow the business.
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- Four or more years of developing interactive products as an Experience designer, Information architect, or Interaction designer,
- A user-centered mindset partnered with amazing creativity
- A portfolio of work that includes data heavy and transactional applications that are used to get work done.
- Demonstrated experience designing for multiple platforms and the various functions of a commercial web site
- Demonstrate and model deep understanding of the value of other disciplines, and their interaction with design/ user experience
- Proven experience in use of common UX tools and requirements documentation
- Excellent written and oral skills to communicate clearly and negotiate effectively with a broad range of internal and external stakeholders.
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Opencrowd, is a user design and technology services company that builds custom applications for clients. Our primary focus is on enabling our clients with cutting edge web concepts and helping them build and launch their products in record time frame. As a company we heavily leverage open source technologies. Most of our applications are built on Django-Python & J2EE platform. Our solutions range from custom Web applications, collaboration centric dashboards, mobile applications to enabling our client on a cloud infrastructure. Our clients range from major firms like IBM, top Investment firms to early stage startups.
We have been in business since 2005. Our team has a strong passion for cutting edge technologies. At our core, we are a technology company. We have been at the forefront of the recent technology shifts in the last decade - open source, web 2.0, and cloud computing. We've been leveraging web 2.0 technologies and cloud computing since its early days. As mobile technologies reaches maturity, ubiquitous access is becoming more of a reality and is increasingly becoming part of our solution set.


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Peas are good popped straight from the pod, but they're even better with a little TLC. Here at Food Network, FN Dish is lining up our top pea sides, each popping with a whole lot more than color. Sweet peas, garden peas, English peas, whatever you choose to call 'em — these babies are bright, light and in-season.
Your classic mashed potatoes are revisited in this Tyler Florence recipe for Smashed New Potatoes with Peas, Lemon and Pearl Onions, and serve as a solid side to a grilled steak.
Food Network Magazine's Creamy Spring Peas with Pancetta (pictured above) comes with three doses of peas: shelled English peas, sugar snap peas and snow peas. Spring Peas with Dates and Walnuts utilizes the same pea trilogy, but this time integrates a natural sweetness from the dried fruit.
It turns out Peas and Prosciutto work well together in this recipe by Giada De Laurentiis, which derives a rounded flavor from the cured meat. Food Network Magazine's Risotto with Pesto and Peas is also a luxurious way to integrate the in-season veggie, with fresh mozzarella, grated Parmesan and diced ham.
Food Network Magazine's recipe for Pesto Orzo with Peas may call for the frozen stuff, but swap in fresh. Use store-bought pesto for an easy weeknight side, or even a main dish.
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Keeping in the lines of multi-media, Electronic Arts has designed Peter Pan for the 3D0. Taking advantage of the 3D0's advanced capabilities, this game comes off as an interactive and enjoyable cartoon. By taking some creative freedom with the classic tale, we are able to see Never Never Land as never before. Join Peter Pan, the boy who'll never grow up, as he takes on the dreaded Captain Hook! This is yet another game in the growing library of 3D0 games.
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Great Waldo Search Based on the Where's Waldo? series of search-and-find picture books, The Great Waldo Search has you assisting Waldo's friend, the wizard White Beard, by looking for five magic scrolls that are lost...
Home Alone 2 - Lost In New York The main character, Kevin McAllister has come to New York City without his parents. However he doesn't seem to be bewildered, and confidently checks himself into a hotel and just starts having...
ESPN Baseball Tonight ESPN Baseball Tonight is a Baseball Sim game, developed by Park Place Productions and published by Sony Imagesoft, which was released in 1995.
Jeopardy Alex Trebek hosts this all-new video game version of television's longest-running game show. With over 3,500 new questions and answers and 700 categories, it's sure to last many seasons without...
Time Killers Time Killers plays much like Mortal Kombat, albeit slightly more complex, with some similarities to the also-popular Street Fighter II.
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US actions against supersized alcopops
29 March 2011
A new trend may be emerging in the USA, where action against supersized alcopops has been undertaken by both policy makers and the alcohol industry watchdog Marin Institute. In the state Vermont a bill has been introduced banning the sale of flavored malt beverages in containers larger than 12 ounces. The Marin Institute meanwhile has started a petition against the Pabst Brewing Company to stop Targeting Youth with Supersized Alcopops.
The Marin Institute petition was inspired by the planned launch of Pabst new supersized, high-alcohol alcopop called Blast. The fruity, caffeine-laced , 12% alcoholic beverage is packaged in 23.5 ounce single serving cans (4.7 regular drinks of alcohol) and popular rapper Snoop Dogg is starring in commercials for the new product. As of April the drink will be available in flavors such as grape, raspberry watermelon, strawberry lemonade and blueberry pomegranate. Critics say that the cans can easily be confused for fruit drinks. Because of the colorful packaging, the fruity flavor and the commercials starring a rapper popular amongst young people the Marin Institute claims that the product is being targeted to youths. In their petition they call on Pabst to stop targeting youths. In an interview with Sfweekly.com Michael Scippa, spokesman for the Marin Institute said that the petition would not be enough. That's why the Marin Institute is lobbying for a ban on supersized alcopops.
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The Future of Smartphones
A company based in Taiwan have designed and built a prototype transparent touchscreen smartphone using light glass. According to the executives of the company, it could arrive on the market sometime this year. For more info, click here.
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The Tempo of Evolution
Rick Potts, Smithsonian Institution
Climate, Tectonics, and Hominin Evolution
Peter Molnar, University of Colorado
Early hominid skeletal biology, environmental context, and behavior–a view from Afar
Tim White, University of California at Berkeley
Tectonostratigraphic Context of Turkana Basin
Francis Brown, University of Utah
The Cape Floral Kingdom, Shellfish, and Modern Human Origins: Transdisciplinary Problems Require Transdisciplinary Projects
Curtis Marean, Arizona State University
Question 1: What was the history and variability of hominin paleoenvironments over the last 8 Ma?
Question 2: How do we improve geochronological control and temporal resolution?
Question 3: Can terrestrial, lacustrine, and marine paleoenvironmental record be reconciled in terms of known forcing mechanisms?
Question 4: How can biotic evolution and adaptation be quantified?
Question 5: How does the terrestrial biotic record relate to the paleoenvironmental changes indicated by terrestrial, lacustrine, and marine records?
Question 6: How do we improve our understanding of hominin interactions with their environment?
Question 7: What new archives, proxies, and methods are needed?
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Act Now: Urge Your Senators to Support DoD Parkinson's Research
Help Secure $16 million for Parkinson's Research!
On June 20, the House of Representatives passed its version of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 Defense appropriations bill, which includes $16 million for the Department of Defense (DoD) Parkinson's research program – and now the Senate is expected to begin work on its version of the Defense bill on July 15.
Your outreach made a difference in the House – and your voice is needed again to ensure this critical program is fully funded in FY 2015.
Contact your Senators today and ask them to support $16 million for Parkinson's research at DoD.
Thanks to the hard work of Parkinson's advocates from across the country, this program has remained fully funded despite fiscal challenges. We must ensure that DoD Parkinson's research remains a priority as Congress makes funding decisions this year. Learn more about the program.
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Leaf Cut Art by Lorenzo Durán
My Modern Met
There is something incredibly magical about these tiny pieces of art, painstakingly hand cut using delicate leaves instead of paper. It would be easy to think these are lasercut, due to their amazing intricacy, but there's no way leaves would fare so well if they weren't cut by hand.
Lorenzo chooses the perfect leaf, cleans, drys and molds it before he starts the delicate cutting process. His techniques are based on historical studies of paper cutting in China, Japan, Germany, and Switzerland.
Further reading: Leaf Cut Art by Lorenzo Durán at My Modern Met
(Images: Lorenzo Durán)
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This site has been created for the former students of Renton located in Renton, Washington. If you are an alumn of Renton you should register now in the alumni directory. We also encourage you to interact with the rest of the alumni on this site. You can find old friends, share photos and stay updated on the latest school news. You can share memories of those activities that you were involved with at Renton HS and you can view other alumni and read what other former students have posted about the time they spent at Renton.


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Once a persecutor of Christians, he became one of the most important figures of the Apostolic Age. Fascinating, provocative documentary examination of the life of St. Paul places particular focus on his journey to the Jerusalem church to deliver the monetary collection of his mission, and the fateful reception that awaited him there. AKA: "A Polite Bribe." 89 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English.
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The MPRB is improving trails along the west bank of the Mississippi River from Franklin Avenue to Plymouth Avenue. Planning was completed in the fall of 2013; construction began the week of August 18, 2014.
The MPRB has been awarded $1.8 million in federal transportation enhancement funding for 3.5 miles of trail improvements along West River Parkway (WRP) and James I Rice Parkway (JIRP). Regional Park Operation and Maintenance Lottery in Lieu Proceeds and the Minnesota Legacy Amendment will provide the required local match. These trails currently provide vital off-street recreational and commuting connections within the region and city and are part of the Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway. The project area receives over 1.6 million visits annually.
The project calls for complete reconstruction of the existing trails for improved safety and durability. Some segments of bicycle and pedestrian trails have not been reconstructed since their original installation 27 years ago. New paving, lighting, signs, and rest stops with benches and drinking water are included in the project scope. The trails will be redesigned to meet current MPRB and federal standards. These improvements are not expected to change the current use of this area as a popular trail segment with multiple connections to existing on and off-street trail systems, including the Cedar Lake Regional Trail and the newly-opened U of M Trail.
This project intersects two other planning studies currently underway at the MPRB: The Central Riverfront Master Plan and the Waterworks/Fuji-ya Visioning.
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October 29, 2014 – Work has been proceeding from the south end of the project area (at Franklin) to the north end of the project area (Plymouth).
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