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Mont Kiara... a bit far away for me.ReplyDelete
Michelle: heheh, especially since you're in a different country right now! =)ReplyDelete
Funny - you went to a restaurant called Flame but you only ordered (mostly) raw food. :DReplyDelete
J: isn't it ironic? A little toooooooo ... Ok, nvm, I better not start singing; otherwise I'll never stop :DReplyDelete
certainly doesn't look like a restaurant at the Golf Club. This place is looking good!ReplyDelete
eiling: ya, actually some of the restaurants at both klgcc and tropicana golf club are pretty nice. and their food is definitely good :DReplyDelete
lack of customers always scary, mostly cos you're not sure if you're gonna get fresh food or stuff that's been sitting in the freezer for days :(ReplyDelete
timing: ya, but luckily the raw food didn't cause us any digestion problems, heheh. maybe they have a lunch crowd :DReplyDelete
The steak tartare looks nice but dont think I've ever eaten raw beef b4....ReplyDelete
baby sumo: actually you'll probably enjoy it! i guess raw beef isn't scary anymore after we've already tried and enjoyed raw fish, heheh =)ReplyDelete
The ambience looked a bit stiff, i guess they dont believe much in soft furnishing? :DReplyDelete
Augustdiners: ya it's got a bit of an old-school look, but luckily it doesn't feel TOO formal once u're there, and the friendly service team help to keep the mood light, heh :DReplyDelete
hi sean, may i know how expensive is the food at this place? :)ReplyDelete
trr: hi, it's probably safe to budget about RM120 per person for three courses =)ReplyDelete
hi sean may i know i they serve steak tartare as main or entree? i've lookin around for a while to find a good quality steak tartare in a good portion. was the one u had came in about 200g ? thx sean, hv a gd weekendReplyDelete
Chuah: the steak tartare here was supposed to be an appetizer, but it might be enough as a main for a light eater. most steak tartares in KL seem to come in below 200 grams. The ones at t forty two at Bangsar village, mandarin grill at mandarin oriental and the pressroom at BSC are also pretty good. Good luck! =)ReplyDelete


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roasted vegetable lasagna stack for one
Lasagna is one of my all-time favorite comfort foods. There is something so remarkably perfect about sheets of pasta layered with delicious and warm flavors. My favorite part of lasagna is how adaptable and varied it can be. I could post a lasagna recipe every single day for a year and never replicate the same dish.
But the problem with lasagna? How much of a pain it can be to make. It is definitely not a dish to make on a weeknight. Or, a dish to make if you hate leftovers. Until now! I've discovered a method for making lasagna that is so customizable and easy that you can make a single serving on a weeknight without breaking a sweat. Introducing: the lasagna stack!
To make a lasagna stack, I simply boil three noodles and stack them as I usually would stack lasagna layers on a cookie sheet. Then, once the cooking is done, I slice the stack in half, plop one on top of the other and BAM a beautiful, perfect, single piece of lasagna.
The key to a successful lasagna stack is using ingredients that are solid and not liquidy. The standard lasagna filing of meat and cheese and sauce would render a complete mess, but by using a small amount of cheese and sauce and flavorful, healthful roasted veggies to fill the stacks, you end up with a single piece of homemade lasagna without stress.
I roasted zucchini, red peppers and mushrooms to fill my lasagna stacks, but you can easily sub in whatever veggies you have around. Whatever you choose, just make sure to slice them thinly so they roast quickly and stack flatly between the sheets of pasta.
Also, you can easily expand this to serve more than one. This is a great recipe to make for two or three (just double or triple it) but once you get to serving four or more, it might be time to go the standard method for lasagna. But you can use the same ingredients.
Roasted Vegetable Lasagna Stack for One
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Makes: 1 serving
If the season is warm, feel free to roast the veggies outdoor on the grill. It'll add a nice smoky flavor to the end result dish.
- 1 small zucchini, sliced into thin sheets
- 1 small red pepper, sliced into strips
- 1/2 cup sliced button mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 3 lasagna noodles, cooked as directed
- 3/4 cup ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup marinara sauce
- 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella
- Preheat oven to 400°.
- On a cookie sheet, arrange zucchini, peppers and mushrooms in one layer. Drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Roast in oven for 10-15 minutes until veggies are softened.
- Meanwhile, mix together the ricotta, egg and Parmesan cheese in a small bowl. Set aside.
- To assemble stacks, spread one lasagna noodle on a greased cookie sheet. Spread 1/3 of the tomato sauce over the noodle, top with 1/2 of the veggies, 1/2 of the ricotta mixture and 1/3 of the mozzarella. Top with another noodle and repeat layers. End with a final noodle, the rest of the tomato sauce and the rest of the mozzarella.
- Bake in preheated oven for 10-15 minutes or until cheese is melted and browned. Let rest for 5 minutes and then cut stack in half. Stack one top on the other and serve.
What's your favorite thing to stuff in lasagna?
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I'm DROOLING! This looks so good… Can't wait to try it!!!
this is so smart! i live by myself so this is perfect for a solo night of warm comforting eats. i definitely plan to make this soon. thanks!
this is a great idea! it's just me and my husband in our house, so if i make a big meal, we're eating the same leftovers FOREVER. sometimes that's ok, but not all the time. this is perfect to make two servings and leave it at that!
This seriously has my stomach rumbling. I love lasagna especially veggie lasagnas. I make a really good 4-cheese pumpkin lasagna, that also has roasted tomatoes in it.
You just made my day!
omg…roasted veggies in lasagna! I want to make more lasagna now! Your photos are bursting with colour! Love it.
Umm, this looks absolutely amazing! I must try this, thanks for the recipe!
What a great idea! I need to do this because we always have waaaay too many left overs (and this is super cute AND portion controlled)!
Look absolutely wonderful Lasagna, I will try it soon.
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love your liberal use of vegetables!
This is such a brilliant idea – I love lasagna too, but never feel up to laboring over it. Thanks!
What a great idea!!
Well, I mesed up and bought a cucumber instead of a zucchini, but it still turned out yummy. I added thinly sliced carrots and spinach to the mix, and aded a pinch of cayenne to the salt and pepper seasoning for some heat. Can't wait to try it with actual zucchini next time!


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BA, Sarah Lawrence College, MFA, Vermont College, MFA, Warren Wilson College, MSW and MS, Hunter College. Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist, (BC-DMT), Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, (LCAT), Licensed Clinical Social Worker, (LCSW-R). A former ballet dancer, Cathy trained at the American Ballet Theatre School and then with Leon Fokine as a trainee of the Harkness Ballet Company before performing with the Pennsylvania Ballet Company, where she had the opportunity to dance in ballets such as Sleeping Beauty and Symphony in C. She later attended Sarah Lawrence College, where she was introduced to modern dance and formed her own company. Cathy performed original work and in a reconstruction of Doris Humphrey's Day on Earth with Dance Junction and with her own company until the mid 80s. Influenced by work of Meredith Monk '64 to explore interdisciplinary performance that resonates within the body as it reflects and interacts with the imaginal, external and archetypal world, she went on to study Body-Mind Centering and Authentic Movement. As part of her exploration of verbal and nonverbal expression, and to broaden her creative work, she earned MFAs in Writing from Vermont College and Warren Wilson College, culminating in her thesis, Recognizing the Dance. She has published poems in journals, textbooks and anthologies. As her focus shifted to the relationship between dance and healing, she pursued an MSW and an MS in dance/movement therapy from Hunter College. During her final social work internship year at the International Center for the Disabled (1991-1992), she was asked to start a creative arts psychotherapy program, which she ran as the Creative and Movement Arts Psychotherapy Program in the Behavioral Medicine Department at ICD for 20 years before leaving to return to Sarah Lawrence College in 2012 to start the College's Dance/Movement Therapy Program.
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BM, University of Massachusetts. Certified yoga union instructor and Kinetic Awareness instructor. Has taught at the New School, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian; workshops at New York University, The Kitchen, hospitals, and various schools and studios in New York and Greece. Dancer, choreographer, and maker of puppet theatre. Work shown at St Ann's Warehouse in 2005 and 2006. SLC, 2000–
Composer and multi-instrumentalist; recognition and funding from NEA, The Samuel S. Fels Fund, New York State Council on the Arts, Harkness Foundation, NYU Humanities Council, NYU Service/Learning Fund; commissions include choreographers Anna Sokolow, Steve Paxton, Viola Farber, Milton Myers; work presented nationally and internationally with the New Danish Dance Theatre, TanzFabrik Berlin, Amsterdam Theatreschool, Cyprus Festival, Teatro San Martin, The Alvin Ailey School, Philadanco, Player's Project, Dallas Black Theatre, Jacob's Pillow, DTW, and others. Former accompanist and teacher of music for dancers at The Juilliard School, Marymount Manhattan College, José Limón School, Martha Graham School, New York University; current faculty at The Alvin Ailey School and Steps on Broadway; music director for the Young Dancemakers Company. SLC, 2003–
BA, Sarah Lawrence College. Designed lighting for Broadway, Off Broadway, regional theatre, dance, and opera in the United States and abroad. Broadway credits include Annie Get Your Gun, Jekyll & Hyde, The Heiress, Stephen Sondheim's Passion, and The Elephant Man. Her lighting of Amadeus won a Tony award. She has worked at the John F. Kennedy Center, the Guthrie, Arena Stage, and the Children's Theatre of Minneapolis. Off Broadway, she lit Vagina Monologues and worked for Joseph Chaikin and Meredith Monk; for Robert Wilson, Einstein on the Beach and The Civil Wars, Part V. Her designs for dance include works by Martha Graham, Trisha Brown, Alvin Ailey, and Merce Cunningham. She has been awarded seven Tony nominations, the 1976 Lumen award, 1984 and 1986 Bessies, a 1980 Obie for Distinguished Lighting, and several Maharam/American Theatre Wing design awards. SLC, 2011–
Royal Academy of Dancing, London. Institute of Choreology, London. Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing, Cecchetti Method. Previously on faculty of National Ballet School of Canada, Alvin Ailey School, New York University, and Finis Jhung Studio. Ballet mistress and teacher, Joffrey Ballet, New Orleans Ballet, and Chamber Ballet USA. Currently Feldenkrais practitioner at Feldenkrais Learning Center, New York City. SLC, 2000–
BFA, MFA, New York University, Tisch School of the Arts. Certified teacher of Alexander Technique; assistant to Irene Dowd; private movement education practice in New York City. Other teaching affiliations: Smith College, The Ailey School/Fordham University, Dance Ireland/IMDT, 92nd St. Y/Harkness Dance Center, SUNY Purchase (summer), Jacob's Pillow. Performances in works by Patricia Hoffbauer and George Emilio Sanchez, Sara Rudner, Joyce S. Lim, David Gordon, Ann Carlson, Charles Moulton, Neo Labos, T.W.E.E.D., Tony Kushner, Paula Josa-Jones. Choreography presented by Dixon Place, The Field, PS 122, BACA Downtown (New York City); Big Range Dance Festival (Houston); Phantom Theater (Warren, Vermont); Proctor's Theatre (Schenectady, 2008/09 Dangerous Music Commission). Grants: Meet the Composer, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Harkness Dance Center. SLC, 1999–
BA, Sarah Lawrence College. Performances in New York at Dance Theater Workshop, PS 122, La MaMa E.T.C., Danspace, The Kitchen, St. Ann's Warehouse, and at alternative presenters throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. Recipient of a Village Voice OBIE Award in 1990 for solo adaptation of Nathanael West's A Cool Million and the 2000 New York Dance and Performance ("Bessie") Award for Everyday Uses for Sight, Nos. 3 & 7; recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, and a 2002-2003 Guggenheim fellowship and of grants from Creative Capital, the Rockefeller Foundation, the New York State Council on the Arts, the Mary Cary Flagler Charitable Trust, and the New England Foundation for the Arts. Recipient of the Alpert Award in the Arts for Theatre, 2004. Former teacher at Bowdoin, Bennington, Barnard, and Princeton. SLC, 1997–
BA, Empire State College (SUNY). Dancer with Doug Varone and Dancers, Pepatian, Elisa Monte Dance Company, Ballet Hispanico, and independent choreographers such as Sara Rudner and Joyce S. Lim. Recipient of the Outstanding Student Artist Award from the University of the Philippines Presidents' Committee on Culture and the Arts. Taught at Alvin Ailey School; guest faculty member, 92nd Street Y, Marymount Manhattan College, Metropolitan Opera Ballet, New York University Tisch School of the Arts, Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Performing Arts. Participant/teacher, 2004 Bates Festival-Young Dancers Workshop; solo works: Free Range Arts, Dixon Place, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, and Danspace Project/St. Mark's Church. SLC, 2002–
Sara Rudner
BA, Barnard College. MFA, Bennington College. Dancer and choreographer; participated in the development and performance of Twyla Tharp's modern dance repertory; founded and directed the Sara Rudner Performance Ensemble. Recent choreographic projects include Dancing-on-View, one of a series of dance marathons, and Heartbeat, a fusion of technology and dance. Currently a member of Ersaloly Mameraem, a dancers' consortium. Past collaborations have included Mikhail Baryshnikov, Dana Reitz, and Christopher Janney. Choreographer for theatre and opera productions at the Public Theater, the Salzburg Festival, the Santa Fe Opera, and the Paris Opera. Awards include a Bessie, a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial fellowship, a Dance Magazine award, and support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts. SLC, 1999–
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BA, McGill University. Labanotator and reconstructor; writer, critic for Dance Magazine, Collier's Encyclopedia, and Society of Dance History Scholars; oral historian for the Dance Collection at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts and the School of American Ballet; consultant, New York State Council on the Arts Dance Program; guest faculty, Princeton University, 2003; former teacher at State University of New York-Purchase, Southern Methodist University, American Ballet Theatre School. SLC, 1975–
BA, College of William and Mary. MFA, Sarah Lawrence College. Choreographer and dancer; choreography presented at Dance Theater Workshop, Brooklyn Museum of Art, and PS 122, among other venues, and archived in the Franklin Furnace Archive and the Walker Arts Center Mediatheque Archive. Recipient of awards from New York Foundation for the Arts and Djerassi Resident Artists Program and of commissions from Dance Theater Workshop, Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, and Summer Stage's Dance Festival. Previously a guest teacher at Bennington College, 92nd Street Y, and Trisha Brown Studio. Published writings include "Technology and the Body," an interview with Merce Cunningham in the Movement Research Journal Millennial Issue, which she guest edited. SLC, 2001–
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In 1907, Leo Baekeland developed Bakelite, the first thermoset plastic. In 1911, Sankyo Company offered the first commercially available Bakelite in Japan, and the Japanese plastics industry was officially launched. For the polymer's centennial anniversary, Sumitomo Bakelite Co.—inheritor of the patents from parent company Sankyo—sponsored an exhibit entitled "Plastic's 100th Year Anniversary in Japan," which was held in Tokyo from December 22-25, 2011.
Architect and materials researcher Hiroshi Ota designed the exhibition in collaboration with curators Miki Fukuda and Yukiko Shikata, housing a collection of innovative plastic products and materials within a hexagonal plastic display structure with cells of varying scales. Although the exhibition only lasted four days, it received over 2,000 visitors—a testament to the continued adoration of polymers in this future-focused culture.
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Having the right tool to estimate surgical risk in patients at high risk for complications and death during and after surgery is crucially important, according to a study in the October issue of Anesthesiology. In a comprehensive review of risk stratification systems, researchers evaluated many tools, identifying two as most accurate predictors of short-term mortality, but both have limitations.
"Understanding the risk of a surgical procedure is essential so that patient consent can be fully informed and clinical teams can tailor perioperative care to the individual needs of each patient," said Suneetha Ramani Moonesinghe, M.B.B.S., M.R.C.P., FRCA, FFICM, Surgical Outcomes Research Centre, University College Hospital, London. "While there are many systems available to estimate surgical risk, few have been rigorously tested for accuracy, and even the best systems have limitations."
Risk stratification tools are mathematical equations that offer the most widely available and resource-efficient means of predicting patient risk. The information gathered from these tools should be shared with patients so they can make the most informed decision about their surgery. For example, if a patient is at high risk for kidney failure during surgery, they need to be aware that they could be on dialysis for the rest of their life. Additionally, if there is high risk for a major complication or death, the patient may want to still proceed with the surgery, but may also want to discuss advanced directives and health care plans in view of this information.
For high-risk patients, the surgical team can opt to change the planned procedure to a less severe operation, delay surgery until risk factors for poor outcome have been treated, manage the patient after surgery in a critical care unit or possibly even decide to cancel the surgery if the operation was not life-saving (cancer surgery), but life-improving (joint replacement), according to Dr. Moonesinghe.
Study authors researched medical literature to determine which tools were the most accurate predictors, when tested in studies of patient populations undergoing a variety of surgical procedures. Twenty-seven studies evaluating 34 risk stratification tools were identified.
The study found two systems to be the most accurate predictors of short-term mortality: the Portsmouth Physiological and Operative Scoring System for the enUmeration of Morbidity and Mortality (P-POSSUM) and the Surgical Risk Scale. However, the study notes that both systems have limitations. The P-POSSUM system includes some data which are only available during and after surgery, thus limiting its use for preoperative consultation. Also, the Surgical Risk Scale, while it is an entirely preoperative predictor, has only been tested in the United Kingdom.
"The ideal tool would include data which is available in entirety before the surgical procedure, would be simple and quick to use and provide a percentage estimate of the short-term risk of death following
surgery, but such a tool remains elusive," said Dr. Moonesinghe. "As the health care world embraces the concept of 'shared decision making' between patients and doctors, a risk stratification tool that enables patients to understand their complete operative risk would be hugely valuable."
Risk stratification tools are one of many physician anesthesiologists use as the perioperative physician before, during and after surgery in the operating room. Their role includes evaluating the patient before surgery consulting with the surgical team, providing pain control and supporting life functions during surgery, supervising care after surgery and discharging the patient from the recovery unit.
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In the mid 1820s, Georg Ohm, a German professor of mathematics, began investigating electrical resistance. Through experimentation Ohm determined that all materials exhibit at least some resistance to electric flow, even the most conductive metals. He further found that when the conductive material was the same, a thin wire was more resistant to electricity than a thick one and a long wire was more resistant than a short one. Equipped with this knowledge, scientists were able to develop useful means of varying the resistance in a circuit, such as the rheostat, which was developed in the mid 1800s by Charles Wheatstone.
Most early rheostats, including the one depicted in this interactive tutorial (a successor to Wheatstone's original), consisted of numerous turns of resistance wire wound around an insulated tube above which a metal bar was positioned. A sliding contact connected the wire to the bar and could be moved to change the amount of coiled wire an electric current traveled through before it was passed on to the bar, which was less resistant to flow.
To operate the tutorial, adjust the rheostat slider. This action moves the contact between the coil and the bar along the length of the tube, changing the resistance of the rheostat. An ammeter is included in the circuit to provide a means of gauging the strength of the current, which varies depending on the resistance of the rheostat. The resistance is lowest when the contact is placed at the far left of the coil, where the current is able to immediately flow through the bar rather than first passing through the much longer and narrower (and thus more electrically resistant) piece of wire composing the coil. Increased resistance occurs as the contact is moved to the right, so that the electricity must travel through an increasing amount of resistance wire coiled around the tube. The more resistance provided by the rheostat, the smaller the current that reaches the ammeter.
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Trail Anniversary Walk: Segedunum Roman Fort and Hadrian's Way
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Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail is ten years old on 23rd May. The idea behind the Trail can be traced back to the 1940s but it is only in the last twenty or so years that it has earned a reputation as one of the best managed and most popular of routes within the family of National Trails.
At 11.00am David McGlade, National Trail Manager, will make a presentation at Segedunum Roman Fort on the Trail's history and development followed by an opportunity to buy lunch in the site's café.
At 1.00pm there will be a 1½ to 2 hour walk along Hadrian's Way as far as Walker promenade, returning to Segedunum. This urban section of the Trail does not follow the historic line of Hadrian's Wall; it was designed instead to show case the industrial heritage of the river Tyne.
Arrive 10.30am for an opportunity to talk informally with David.
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First preview for Slackware of Plasma 5
Today is my son's 16th birthday, and I do have a gift for all of you, not just for him. I present to you a first preview for Slackware, of the KDE Frameworks 5.1.0 libraries, combined with Plasma 5.0.1, the next-generation desktop workspace from KDE. I wrote about this in my previous post, but now you […]
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KDE Frameworks 5.1.0 and Plasma 5.0.1 on the horizon
A week ago, the sources to KDE Frameworks 5.1.0 were released and together with Willy Sudiarto Raharjo we did some private beta testing of the packages I created from those sources. A couple of hours ago I received word that the sources for KDE Plasma 5.0.1 were tagged, but unfortunately some of the tarballs were […]
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KDE Frameworks 5 and Plasma Next
The KDE4 series is still actively developed (in August we will see the release of KDE SC 4.14) but the KDE developers have been working long and hard at the next generation desktop. I wrote some generic phrases in the past about KDE Frameworks 5 (the successor to the KDE Platform aka kdelibs) and Plasma Next […]
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Romney Hits GDP Revision to Stem Dive in Polls
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Mitt Romney's campaign was out with multiple emails Thursday that projected doom and gloom over the most recent downward revision to U.S. GDP as the Republic presidential candidate attempted to reverse a slide in the polls.
The Commerce Department revised real GDP growth in the second quarter of 2012 down to 1.3% from the previous 1.7% estimate. Equities shrugged off the news of continued sluggishness in the U.S. economy as approval of Spain's 2013 budget and reports of more Chinese stimulus offset those worries.
Romney was on the campaign trail Thursday citing the downward revision, as he used the latest weak economic news to reinforce his message that Barack Obama's policies have failed to bring a strong recovery since the financial crisis.
Previous GDP revisions hadn't elicited the hefty response that the Romney campaign launched Thursday, but the move came as new polls have revealed the president widening his lead in national surveys and in battleground states.Tuesday night, Romney reiterated that his campaign is about the economy. It's a message the Republican presidential nominee had strayed from recently as he has done damage control because of a ubiquitous video of Romney telling donors that 47% of Americans are dependent upon the government. The move to hammer the GDP revision would keep Romney on message, while also allowing him to use fresh economic indicators to claim that the economy isn't strengthening, despite Obama's assertions to the contrary. Thursday's GDP number may not be the best sticking point with voters, as it didn't seem to be the main news driving the broader markets during the day. "Today's revisions didn't really change anyone's views that we're in an economy that's stuck in the woods," said Brian Gendreau, a market strategist at Cetera Financial Group. "There's been a lot of economic research showing that after the bursting of a bubble that it's typical ... for periods of slow growth to last -- particularly for debt to rise in periods of slow growth -- for several years afterwards." According to an average of national polls collected by RealClearPolitics, Romney now trails Obama by 3.4 percentage points, while he tracks lower against the president in Ohio by 4.8 percentage points, Virginia by 2.8 points, New Hampshire by 3 points, Florida by 1.4 points and Iowa by 2.5 points, among others.
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Douglas Crockford returns to YUI Theater with another chapter in his evolving lecture series. This session, "Ajax Performance," debunks common misconceptions about the relationship between JavaScript and performance and gives engineers a core focus for improving the performance of web apps: Reduce the value of n. Because DOM interactions are generally slow, leveraging Ajax to reduce the number of DOM operations, Douglas argues, is often the most important optmization you can make. In fact, it usually dwarfs other techniques in terms of its impact on the actual experience of using a website.
This talk joins an extensive library of Douglas's lectures now available on YUI Theater, including his popular series on JavaScript.
Douglas Crockford: "Ajax Performance" @ Yahoo! Video
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I worked on the redesign of Yahoo! Photos, and had pinged Doug and some other JS folks at Yahoo! about "the wall" issue which was killing IE 6's performance as the working dataset grew. It is probably the most unusual browser issue I have ever had to debug.
Doug's comments on how performance degraded with each page are spot on. I had implemented destructor methods on all of the main photo-related Javascript objects (ie., a photo item which has a thumbnail, selected state and so on) with resource management in mind from the beginning, so when moving from page 1 to page 2, all of the "old" objects, DOM nodes and event handlers (we were using event delegation for many things also) were removed from the DOM, nodes were removed, and the Javascript objects themselves were destroyed, nulled out and deleted.
Originally I had thought that simply removing the nodes from the DOM (via removeChild() and storing in a JS object) and keeping the "old" photo objects active in memory would be fine, and it was in all browsers except for IE 6.
By process of elimination I found that I had to remove DOM nodes, event handlers and destroy objects to prevent hitting "the wall." Doing one or two of these things would help, but would not prevent the slowdown issue we were seeing.
We had to be careful about circular references creating memory leaks in IE 6 in particular, so this is where the destructor methods came in handy. (YUI's DOM/Event components did not exist when the photos redesign project began in 2005, though we did implement the connection object for our XHR stuff.)
Ultimately we ended up throwing away all of the objects, DOM nodes and event handlers, and kept the JSON data for the given page of photos (photo ID, name, thumbnail URL etc.) in memory. When the user returned to that page, we would then reconstruct the photo objects from that JSON data, saving the API call – and while it theoretically was slower than simply switching a pointer to the current active page of objects and swapping in related DOM nodes with a single appendChild() call, it was still quite fast.


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Relaxed and natural, old-growth cypress paneling glows in the master bedroom of this Long Island home by designer Suzanne Shaker and architect Cary Tamarkin. The linen fringe bedcover by G.T. Design is from Ruby Beets Old & New; the bamboo chair is a vintage find from Home. The painting is by a neighbor, Margaret Garrett.


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Potter, Massie helping improve Cardinals' pass protection
Over the last three weeks, ten NFL teams have allowed more quarterback sacks than the Arizona Cardinals.
Let that sink in.
The San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans have all allowed more quarterback sacks than the Cardinals' seven in that time span.
Considering that the Cardinals allowed opponents to perform 29 sack dances in a four-week span, there's significant process being made.
What's been different?
First, rookie Nate Potter was inserted at left tackle, and has been a major improvement over journeyman D'Anthony Batiste, who started the first nine games of the season. Potter will make his fourth straight start against the Seattle Seahawks at Century Link Field Sunday.
"For a rookie player, he's done a nice job. He's gotten better and better," Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "This will be a real test, in that noise, and they've got really good rushers in (Chris) Clemons and (Bruce Irvin) and they do a number of different things to take advantage of that, so this will be a real test for him."
According to ProFootballFocus.com, Potter is coming off his best performance of the season in last Sunday's loss to the New York Jets. The former Boise State All-American allowed just one quarterback hit against the Jets.
Potter got his feet wet in Week 9 when he replaced Batiste in the middle of the Cardinals loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, and has built on that strong first showing.
"To go in against Clay Matthews in the first game he had to play, which is a similar-type situation, from there, he's gotten better and better," said his head coach. "I think that he's still a rookie and this will be a new situation for him, but he's going to be a good football player."
Whisenhunt is also pleased with how Potter has played in other areas.
"He's actually done a good job with the run blocking," he said. "I think what you see from him is that he understands the game and his technique is good. He may not have the bulk or the strength yet to move it like you think he will be able to one day.
"He's conscious of trying to work his feet and work his hands and you see him come off the ball -- he does a lot of things very athletically, which for a guy his size, when his strength catches up to it, you like that combination."
Potter hasn't been the only rookie tackle to show major improvement in the last few weeks. Right tackle Bobby Massie, after giving up 13 sacks in a six-game span, has shored up the right side. Massie hasn't given up a sack since a Week 8 loss to San Francisco on Monday Night Football.
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nCw Femmes Fatales ran its fifth show last night at the Centre St-Barthelemy in Montreal. In results from the show in front of a reported sell-out crowd
In combats preliminaire (dark matches)
a. The Sherbrooke Connection (Kira & Loue) def. Missy & Xorphia Vexx with a double rollup
b. Angie Skye def. Xandra Bale by pinfall after a Hard Goodbye (Killswitch)
In main card action
1. Sweet Cherrie def. "Rate Tank" Kellie Skater via pinfall after a combination suplex/stunner
2. Allison Danger def. Anastasia Ivy via submission
3. La Parfaite Caroline def. Karen Brooks via pinfall
4. Le Defi De La Punk Rock Princess: Cheerleader Melissa def. Mary Lee Rose & She Nay Nay in a triple threat match when Melissa pinned She Nay Nay. Following the match, the Canadian NINJAs (Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews) challenged Cheerleader Melissa to a match on June 4th. Video footage here.
5. Combat De Rue: Courtney Rush def. Cat Power
6. Anna Minoushka def. Mistress Belmont via pinfall following a spear
7. Mercedes Martinez def. Kalamity via pinfall after her fisherman buster.
8. Femmes Fatales International Title: LuFisto (c) def. Ayako Hamada via pinfall to successfully retain the belt in what was reported to be an excellent match with a Burning Hammer
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Femmes Fatales will be associating themselves with the Heart & Stroke Foundation, with $3 from every ticket price being donated to them from the Femmes Fatales VI show on June 4th. SHIMMER Champion Madison Eagles was announced as appearing at on June 4th by way of a video package. Video here.
Cat Power wrestled her last match in defeat to Courtney Rush (the former PJ Tyler). You can listen to Cat talk about her career in the most recent Women of Wrestling Podcast right here on ringbellesonline.com. Naturally, the entire ringbellesonline.com team thank Cat for everything she's done, and wish her all the best.
Cherry Bomb was unable to make the show due to transport issues brought on by the weather, however former SHIMMER talent Tiana Ringer was backstage visiting friends, as she now lives in the Montreal area.
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2/7/2007—Hatboro-Horsham School District in Pennsylvania has implemented a new IP-based phone system throughout the district. The new system, from Siemens Communications, replaces five separate systems in 11 locations throughout the district.
"Our phone system was old, outdated and breaking down, and we were beginning to put a tremendous amount of financial and human resources into repairing and maintaining it," said Curtis Griffin, Hatboro-Horsham's assistant superintendent for secondary education, in a prepared statement. "In addition to being more reliable, the new system will connect all district buildings through our fiber optic network and, for the first time, allow calls to be transferred from one school to another."
The district's new system uses the Siemens HiPath 3000 Real-Time IP Communication System, which is compatible with the Cisco infrastructure already installed throughout the district. It cost Hatboro-Horsham $394,000 to install the system.
"Siemens' core business is voice communications, and that's why we chose them over our legacy providers," Griffin said. "Siemens offered a full array of services, from design through implementation and support."
Hatboro-Horsham School District includes five elementary schools, one middle school and one high school serving 5,600 students.
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Abstract: The Son-Rise Program (SRP) is an intensive, child-centered approach for autism intervention, incorporating strategies to promote child-initiated social interactions. Parent training is an important element of SRP, which is intended to be implemented in home-based programs. In the present study, parents of autistic children, who participated in two five-day parent-training courses in SRP intervention (separated by several months), completed questionnaires and the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC) prior to each course. Changes in ATEC scores were examined for parents who reported implementing (1) no SRP, (2) low intensity SRP or (3) high intensity SRP in their homes in the interval between courses. Parents who administered SRP intervention reported significant improvements in communication, sociability, and sensory and cognitive awareness in their children, with greater gains associated with high intensity as compared to low intensity interventions. These findings support the efficacy of parent-delivered SRP intervention for promoting social-communicative behavior in children with autism spectrum disorders.
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Creating your own website used to be a major obstacle for new business owners; however, with the many inexpensive -- even free -- easy-to-build website tools (wix.com, homestead.com, iweb.com) available today, anyone can have a website within minutes. However, just having a website is like having a box of 500 business cards sitting unused in your desk drawer. Unless people find you, a website is of little value.
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The Tulane's men's team will enter the upcoming season with visions of postseason after posting a 17-13 overall record and 9-7 C-USA record. The Green Wave finished in fourth place in the conference. It was Tulane's first winning conference record since the 1996-97 season.
Six players with starting experience return from last season for head coach Dave Dickerson including all-conference forward David Gomez and talented point guard Kevin Sims. Redshirt-freshman Johnny Mayhane and transfer Eric Vianney strengthen the perimeter and the guard spots, respectively. Dickerson brings in two freshman guards in Kris Richard and Jake Henderson.
The Tulane women's basketball team posted a 26-7 overall record last season, winning the Conference USA regular-season crown and advancing to the second round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament. Head coach Lisa Stockton's team will return ten letter winners including three starters among from last year's team, including All C-USA selection Ashley Langford.
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Upgraded HDD - When resuming from Sleep mode, BSOD and restart occurs
[I posted this earlier in the Crashes and Debugging section, but we think this is a hardware problem:]
Hey there,
I recently upgraded my notebook hard drive from a Western Digital WD2500BEVT 250GB to a SAMSUNG Spinpoint M7E HM641JI 640GB hard drive (and "cloned" from the old to the new). The only problem since the switch is when I resume from sleep mode. My laptop goes into sleep mode fine, but upon resuming, it correctly shows the log-in screen (there is a password on my account) for a few seconds, then proceeds to show a BSOD ***STOP 0x000000F4. Upon restart (I am forced to press the power button), the computer shows the error recovery, unexpected shutdown screen. I have looked in my minidump file folder, but no recent dumps show up, so I am not attaching the file. The event logger shows many errors, including Kernal-Power event ID 41.
I have tried playing with the sleep settings (hybrid sleep, etc.) in the Advanced Power Settings with no luck. Drivers are all up-to-date. With my old drive, the moment I woke the computer from sleep, I would be able to log-in and resume where I left off almost instantly.
I attached the Event Viewer log in a .zip file, if that would help somehow.
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Last OS installation approx. 6-8 months ago (Old HDD was "cloned" to the new 640GB HDD)
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Tumblr user Odair and our friends over at TheHungerGamesDWTC have posted new pictures from the March Issue of Teen Vogue. We can see Rue in a pretty blue dress, as well as shots of Glimmer in her gown and Clove with the Career Tributes. Let us know your opinions of these new pictures in the comments!
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Koush's Superuser app hits Google Play and is already integrated with CyanogenMod
We've been watching the progress of Koush's new ClockwordMod Superuser app for Android, and the road to the Google Play Store has been completed. Koush's Superuser app was launched into the Play Store yesterday, it has already gotten an updated with a number of bugfixes, and integrated with CyanogenMod.
The app that was released was quite like the version that hit open source exactly one week ago. ClockworkMod Superuser offers multiuser support, logging and per app logging, PIN protection, request timeouts, customizable notifications, ability to handle concurrent superuser requests, support for x86 and ARM, and a pretty UI, including tablet optimization. The app has also already gotten a number of bugfixes.
And, literally as we were writing up this post, Koush announced that his new Superuser settings have been integrated with CyanogenMod, and can already be found in the system settings of the newest daily build of CM.
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It has also been intergrated in Paranoid Android 3.1! Running it in my Nexus 4 right now. It was quite buggy at first. I couldn't restore all of my apps backup but now it has been running flawlessly after the latest update :D
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