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Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Recipe - Celeriac Remoulade
Since I try to be honest with my postings I'll admit it straight away. This recipe is stolen from Jeans excellent blog Delightful Repast, her version with a very nice picture can be found here.
In my view celeriac remoulade is just a slightly posher coleslaw but I find that it goes extremely nicely with smoked meats. One of our regular haunts, The Five Horseshoes, quite often have smoked dishes on the menu.Celeriac remoulade are more often than not part of those dishes.
The inspiration from those dishes is what led me to want to make some celeriac remoulade to go with the smoked duck breasts we were bringing for New Years Eve. Some google-fu later and I had found Jeans excellent recipe and Robert was married to your mothers sister.
The remoulade definitely benefits from staying in the fridge at least over night, the flavours generally gets deeper that way.
I guess this is such a simple recipe that there's really no need for me to waffle on any longer. Let's have a look at how this is made. Just a quick note - you can of course cut/slice the celeriac by hand if you don't have a food processor.
Ingredients (made enough for eight people not to miss out)
700g celeriac (celery root)
1/2 tsp salt
3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
6 tbsp mayonnaise
3 tsp minced pickled gherkin
2 tsp drained, rinsed and chopped capers
2 tsp Dijon mustard
Ground black pepper
Clean up the celeriac root, trimming off all the nasty stuff. Cut the celeriac into smaller pieces that fits into the feeder tube of your food processor. Pop a shredder disk into your food processor and shred the celeriac.
Put the shredded celeriac into a non-reactive bowl and toss with the salt and two tablespoons of the lemon juice. Cover the bowl and let this sit for about an hour.
Mix together all the other ingredients and stir in with the shredded celeriac.
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Definitions for invincibleɪnˈvɪn sə bəl
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word invincible
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
in•vin•ci•ble*ɪnˈvɪn sə bəl(adj.)
incapable of being conquered, defeated, or subdued.
insuperable; insurmountable:
invincible difficulties.
* Syn: invincible , impregnable , indomitable suggest that which cannot be overcome or mastered. invincible is applied to that which cannot be conquered in combat or war, or overcome or subdued in any manner: an invincible army; invincible courage.impregnable is applied to a place or position that cannot be taken by assault or siege, and hence to whatever is proof against attack: an impregnable fortress; impregnable virtue.indomitable implies having an unyielding spirit, or stubborn persistence in the face of opposition or difficulty: indomitable will.
Origin of invincible:
1375–1425; late ME < LL invincibilis; see in-,3vincible
Princeton's WordNet
invincible, unbeatable, unvanquishable(adj)
incapable of being overcome or subdued
"an invincible army"; "her invincible spirit"
Someone or something that cannot be defeated, destroyed or killed.
Impossible to defeat, destroy or kill.
Webster Dictionary
incapable of being conquered, overcome, or subdued; unconquerable; insuperable; as, an invincible army, or obstacle
Invincible is a superhero in the Image Comics Universe. Created by writer Robert Kirkman and artist Cory Walker, the character first appeared in Tech Jacket #1, before graduating to his own self-titled regular series in 2003, as the premier title in Image's then-new superhero line. Invincible is the teenaged son of Omni-Man, an extraterrestrial superhero of the Viltrumite race. Invincible inherited his father's superhuman strength and ability to fly and he has sworn to protect the Earth. He has had trouble adjusting to his newfound powers and coping with the reality of his origins.
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that cannot be overcome or defeated
That general thinks that his army is invincible.
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The Dawson County middle school cross country program ran in the Mountain League Championship meet at Clear Creek Middle School in Ellijay last week.
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Campbell Reed led the Riverview Middle School seventh grade boys' basketball team to a 34-28 win over Jasper Dec. 1.
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The Dawson County High School eighth grade girl's team ran its record to 3-0 following two wins last week.
The Dawson County Middle School wrestling team started the season by winning the Eagle Wrestling Classic at Riverview Middle Nov. 1.
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|When should i start canna indoors. I'm in zone 7a Ny
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- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 7, 10 at 0:36
|I started my canna pretorias this week indoors and some of my other canna bulbs are sprouting now, so I will be planting them soon in pots, or waiting to starting them outside. I usually start them outside in early april and by then they are pushing out there first leaves. Typically I get my first flowers at the end of june or early july and the most flowers occur in late july to mid august. And they LOVE lots of water (rain water in especially) when its hot so that usually makes it bloom a little earlier.
Good luck!
|Cannas are hardy to zone 7 and above - if you plant them in the ground and mulch them, they will spread for you.
- Posted by statenislandpalm7a 7a (My Page) on Sun, Mar 7, 10 at 19:27
|Ive tried overwintering them many times they alwys rot by spring
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 8, 10 at 0:23
|Me too, I think it has to do with the clay soil, but if mulched well and kept dry, they should make it. I wouldn't risk them all though and since they are easily dug up, I dont mind to.
good luck!
|are you sure your zone 7?
staten island is listed as 6 under this link
Here is a link that might be useful: zone finder
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 8, 10 at 19:43
|Staten island is a zone 7 and has not approached 0F in many years (I think the last time they were below 5F was in the early 2000's). I just dont think the USDA zone map acknowledges that small of an area or its microclimate. I have seen many zone 7 plants like camellias, crape myrtles, and southern magnolias thrive in the NYC area with no protection, some very old, and they would do poorly in a zone 6. I think of cannas as more zone 8 plants but the winter moisture usually rots them north of that.
|Yeah I think they may need to re-do those zone maps.
Our lowest temps were in the high teens this year and zone 5b/6a on the zone map is about -10 to -20
and we actually got more snow fall this year than average so not sure what's going on with our climate these days!
- Posted by statenislandpalm7a 7a (My Page) on Tue, Mar 9, 10 at 18:15
|accoding to the arbor day foundation my zipcode 10312 is zone 7. Our winter lows are ussualy between 5-15. this winter we only had 14
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.arborday.org/treeinfo/zonelookup.cfm
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 9, 10 at 20:27
|We are definitely due for a new, more accurate, USDA map.
|I have always found that Canna does better when it's kept in growth all year round and not allowed to go dormant. I also grew it in England that way btw.That is the way it grows here and you can see it in almost every other garden, nearly always in flower. I guess you would need a heated greenhouse for this, however, in your parts. Though you could, as I did, keep it a sunny room inside the house. Watch out for those durn spider mites, however.
|Cannas need sun and heat, and sprout pretty quickly once the rhizomes are planted so unless you have a sunny spot for them I wouldn't recommend starting them indoors any more than two or three weeks prior to putting them outdoors--in my area, early May.
I'm in a solid zone 7a, maybe even 7b, and cannas have NEVER been hardy for me, although I know plenty of people in my area who claim they overwinter pretty regularly. After losing a couple of choice cannas this way I now dig up at least a few rhizomes in the fall and store them indoors. I store the rhizomes bone-dry in a cool room over the winter; I've never had trouble with either rot or premature sprouting. Some cannas have thin, ropey rhizomes and aren't as reliable this way, but it works quite well for the ones with the big fat rhizomes.
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Micron Demos Blistering 1GB/s Solid State Drive
Micron has been relatively quiet with respect to SSD technologies, however, that may change dramatically in the not so distant future. Recently Micron demonstrated a dual processor, eight-core Xeon workstation with a pair of PCI Express-based SSDs installed. Since the drives are directly attached to a PCI Express serial link, they were not limited to the 300MB/s bandwidth cap of the SATA interface. What's more interesting is that the drives also incorporate data management algorithms that mitigate random write latency and increase performance in general.
Micron's Joe Jeddeloh demonstrated in the following YouTube video, a single SSD that achieves 800MB/s and 150K IOPS throughput, as well as a dual card configuration capable of 1GB/s and over 200K IOPS. This was achieved over an 8X PCI Express link in a full length card. The technology is impressive to be sure but video of the IOMeter test is a little on the fuzzy side...
Jeddeloh notes that the dual SSD card will be "coming to you soon" and we can't help but wonder about the cost. Regardless, with the kind of performance that is demonstrated here, the technology is obviously a significant break-out from the SATA paradigm that currently most all SSD manufacturers are working in, save perhaps for the folks at FusionIO who have a similar PCIe-based technology.
Another blogger on Micron's site goes on to say, "...we have plans to deliver this product to selected customers in 2009, with wide availability in 2010. Unfortunately this specific product is not targeted at your laptop (unless you have a very big laptop!) but this is a good indication on where this technology can take us in the future. It is within the realm of possibility to deliver this type of performance in a laptop if the architecture would support it. Currently available buses in laptops would not keep up. In fact, desktop buses don't keep up, either."
It's exciting to think where storage technology is headed and without doubt, the end of the line for rotational media is clearly on the horizon.
Gotta love the fiendish grin on JJs face the whole time. lol
See this is what I'm looking forward to. Why stick to the harddrive format if you don't have to. Can't wait till this market matures a bit.
They may need to create a new mobo standard(way longer board)with nothing but pcie slots... like a dozen of em at least if not 20 or more. Gonna need a taller tower too... like 4-5ft tall maybe even 6.
How many extra points do I get for blatent sarcasm?
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How many extra points do I get for blatent sarcasm?
Not even just PCIe, but there is no reason to stick the the Hard drive format. It's kinda a waste of space if you think about it. You could even plug them in like sticks of RAM.
Rotational media as you call it will not be going anywhere, despite what some of you fools think. We still have tape drives even though we have new fangled optical media that beats tapes hands down in speed but not in capacity. While what micron has done is very nice what no one is talking about is the fact that SSD's have a FINITE number of write cycles before that bit becomes useless. Sure they quote huge MTBF numbers, but hell i doubt that anyone here doesnt know of someone or had their own flash drive die on them. It is the same tech, and while flash drives are cool and last a long while, eventually you will wear them out, and relatively quickly to. Windows swap file hmmm thats alot of reads and writes, and with no SSD's out long enough to see if they even last a year or two under "normal" use.
Disk drives will still be around for decades to come due to the fact that they are a mature platform and have been operating for years with server drives able to run for 10+ years under heavy loads of read and write access. SSD's have a very long road ahead of them if they wish to take over as a primary storage medium in computers, that is reliable and will not wear out in a couple of years of use.
Drago, I don't completely agree with that view but do agree that standard HD technology will be around for a very long time. However, SSDs are going to slowly eat into their market share, as the technology ramps up, becomes more cost-effective and reliable. It's just a matter of time.
And if you don't think standard HDs don't have a finite number of write cycles, you're sadly mistaken. :) In fact, once the wear-level alogorithms are improved and the memory is developed with better endurance, mechanical media will become far less reliable due to its susceptibility to shock and vibe. Again, it's just a matter of time.
[quote user="Drago"]despite what some of you fools think[/quote]There are no fools here at HH IMHO. :)
At some point or another, "everybody plays the fool", "no exceptions to the rule".
Now that I've got that out of my system, I have to say that I firmly believe over the course of the next few years, SSDs will absolutely replace traditional HD's in consumer level computers. Maybe not for storage needs, but certainly for boot drives.
It's 1 thing to play the fool and another to be a fool 24/7... and trust me I've known a few.
Now that I've got that outta my system, I can safely say that everyone has made valid points.
The bottom line = We're all crazy about technology and hardware and want nothing more than to see it advance and evolve.
BTW: Gotta agree with Dave: Drago rox for inciting some lively discussion!
(I'm fairly certain that was his goal rather than trying to be condescending)
I like Drago a lot and I dont think he was being condescending at all. This is a good conversation in my opinion. I think high end systems will be running SSD boot drives very soon. It will be years before it hits the mainstream. Laptops might get them sooner. May not be the fastest of SSDs, but they have more advantages for lappys than speed.
Good performance, but SSDs will probably be for high end PC's until they actually become a viable replacement for HDDs.
Drago - How long did it take for punch tapes to be replaced by Magnetic tapes? For Magnetic Tapes to be replaced by the 24 in. floppy? The 24" floppy by the 8" floppy? The 8" floppy but the 5 1/4" floppy? The 5 1/4" Floppy by the 3.5" Floppy? How long did it take for the DVD to hit the market? And from the DVD to the blu-ray?
Do you see where I am going with this? Every generation of media has been replaced a few years quicker than the previous one.
What you don't seem to understand is the MTBF numbers and how they are developed. What they do is they put it under the absolute maximum read/write load that it can handle. Then they let it run until it dies. And they don't do this with just 1 or 2. They do it with a couple HUNDRED. When each one dies, they record the total number of read/writes and the time that it took for the SSD to fail. Then they compare the total number of read/writes they got to the average number of read/writes that windows performs per hour and they can establish their baseline and be very confident about it. Its very similar to the testing that auto manufacturers do for testing paint jobs to see how long they will last in certain conditions.
The HDD, as we know it, has been around for over 3 decades. If you think its another 2 decades before its gone, then there is a serious problem with the computer industry because the advancement will be lagging behind. Either that or the world as we know it came to an end..
Like drago said tape drives are still around, but how many of us are running them? I don't expect HDs to go away any time soon, but the consumer market moves much faster that the server market.
Another frequently overlooked solution is ramdisk technology.
Yes, all RAM is volatile, but solutions to that problem are
now readily available e.g. RamDisk Plus from www.superspeed.com
supports an option to save and restore ramdisk contents
between shutdown and startup.
Version 9 also supports creation of ramdisks in unmanaged
Windows memory e.g. RAM addresses above 4GB with XP x32.
Intel CPUs have supported 36-bit hardware addressing
for a very long time now!
A second consideration is the efficiency of RAID controllers:
scaling RAID 0 arrays from 2 to 4 to 8 conventional hard drives
will almost always demonstrate a ceiling imposed by the
RAID controller, NOT by the media. And, the same is true
even if multiple SSDs are assembled in a RAID 0
(1 Super Talent 16GB SSD @ 130MB/second; 2 @ 150MB/second RAID 0,
measured just last week).
A third consideration is chipset efficiency:
some "x8" and "x16" slots only get x4 PCI-E lanes,
and that can be a very big surprise for designers
who haven't taken that factor into consideration.
Now, having said all of the above, high-grade RAM
typically comes with a lifetime warranty and
has no write-cycle limitations.
So, consider this: DDR2 is now about one-half the cost of DDR3,
and the P45 chipset supports 16GB of DDR2 e.g. ASUS P5Q Deluxe.
At very competitive prices an XP 32-bit or 64-bit system can
support a relatively high-speed ramdisk of 12-14 Gigabytes
that is effectively NON-volatile (16GB - 2 or 4GB for the OS etc.)
Yes, I realize that many IT users want the whole enchilada:
multiple terabytes ALL accessible at one gigabyte+ per second.
But, such expectations are not only unrealistic but also
unnecessary to achieve super high-speed I/O -- particularly
with a little ol' fashioned "data management".
One last item: MetaRAM now builds R-DIMMs at 16GB per stick!
Consider the possibilities e.g. if that technology were implemented
in SO-DIMMs, or in DDR3 DIMMs that work with Core i7 w/ 6 slots.
6 slots @ 16GB = 96GB per ATX motherboard!
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Drago there is a finite point your missing here on SSD technology. That would be the new IBM Blade Servers. The problem with Standard harddrives being there energy usage cap. As has been illustrated in many areas of data in a data base/warehouse or large media manipulation operation (film studios, video game development, video manipulation storage etc. etc.) there problem is not length of usage time or size; it is energy! Because a SSD blade server uses 5% of the energy used by a standard server it and reiterations by other server manufacturers is going to become the standard at least on that end. The reason for this is energy caps and platform upgrades. Many giant operations of the type I mentioned earlier are hitting a brick wall. That brick wall when the energy provider says I can't give you any more electrical energy in your current facility. At that point slowly but surely these organizations are changing over because a 95% energy reduction means they can almost fully double there standard size. The effect this has is a trickle down effect in prices. As this multi pica byte server market emerges and is implemented the commonality of ssd's changes in numbers, therefore the prices drop and the size goes up as well as all the other implications (speed, reliability, size). I give it 5 years and think that's stretching really


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And what, now you're offering G-10 and micarta handles? Sounds likes Bob Loveless all over.
Wait a minute. Look at Marko's custom order form.
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With the pub opening, the release of our barrel aged products was unfortunately delayed as we shifted gears from a production only facility to a production facility and brewpub. This meant an increase in brewing frequency, developing new beers for the pub, brewing seasonal beers and also bottling more packaged product. Needless to say, tank space and the availability of the bottling line to package the barrel aged beers has been at a premium for the past year. Today, however, we are overjoyed to announce that we have finally set a date for the first ever Barrel Room Collection Release at the Pub at Voodoo in Meadville, PA. The release will take place on Saturday, March 23 at our pub at 215 Arch Street. We will be handing out tickets for allotments at 10am on 3.23 and the pub will open at 11am. The following beers will be available to purchase:
Buffalo Trace Black Magick (12oz)- 552 bottles, limit 3/person, $8/bottle
Pappy Van Winkle Black Magick (12oz)- 523 bottles, limit 3/person, $10/bottle
Laird's Apple Brandy Black Magick (12oz)- 174 bottles, limit 2/person, $10/bottle
Buffalo Trace Big Black Voodoo Daddy (22oz)- 268 bottles, limit 1/person, $17/bottle
Pappy Van Winkle Big Black Voodoo Daddy (22oz)- 267 bottles, limit 1/person, $19/bottle
Laird's Apple Brandy Big Black Voodoo Daddy (22oz)- 171 bottles, limit 1/person, $19/bottle
Laird's Apple Brandy Gran Met (22oz)- 398 bottles, limit 1/person, $19/bottle
The following will also be available for purchase, in addition to bottles of our year round offerings:
2011 Big Black Voodoo Daddy (22oz)- no limit, $10/bottle
2012 Big Black Voodoo Daddy (22oz)- no limit, $9/bottle
This means that there is enough for 87 people to get a full allotment. Once the Laird's Apple Brandy Black Magick is gone, the next lowest bottle count is 171 on the Laird's Apple Brandy Big Black Voodoo Daddy. So, an additional 84 people will be able to get everything except the Laird's Apple Brandy Black Magick... you can keep doing the math to figure out the rest.
If we go through everyone who has a ticket and we do not sell out, we will sell whatever is left at an additional 1 bottle/person/treatment until the entire inventory is sold.
We will also have barrel room collection glassware and t-shirts available. We will post pictures and prices when we receive them.
We will also post a tap list for Friday 3.22 and Saturday 3.23 as well as a food menu as we get closer to those dates.
Additionally, because of the type of license we have, bottle sharing inside the pub will not be permitted. Only products brewed on site can be consumed inside the pub.
2.12: the city of meadville has been great in working with us to help this event go as smooth as possible. they have granted us a permit for a public assembly. what does that mean to you? it means that arch street will be closed between mulberry ave and market street to allow you more space to congregate. the street will be blocked off from 5pm friday 3.22 to sunday morning 3.24. in this space, we will have porta-potties for you and a large tent in case of poor weather (and hopefully a lot of other things we are still trying to figure out). for those of you getting in line early, it also means you have ample space for a bottle share!
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There has been a wild animal roaming around our house the past week. I finally managed to capture it on camera in the backyard.
At first it was shy and didn't want to show its face...
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Nope, never seen a cuter lion than him! Just adorable!
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Well, actually I have seen another really cute lion (I miss him being so little) but Eli is the cutest one right now for sure! I can't wait to see him as Spidey.
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And now for the obligatory end of conference wrap-up post, as I have just returned from the American Library Association Annual Conference in Chicago, IL. I was very excited to attend this year's conference, as a family obligation (my niece's first birthday party) prevented me from going to Annual the last time it was in the Windy City (2009).
This was a different conference for me as I did not spend so much time in sessions as I did actually running sessions and other administrativa. It was still a productive and fun conference, nonetheless.
And so, with apologies to one of my favorite columns in the Sunday Seattle Times, here are my Rants and Raves, ALA Annual Edition
RANT. The shuttle buses. There were too few shuttle buses for too many librarians, more of whom were depending on the buses than in past conferences due to location of McCormick Place Convention Center vis-a-vis the conference hotels. They never seemed to run fast or frequent enough, and being stuck on the end of a route made it tough sometimes to get a bus – since they showed up at your door already full! I do realize that this infrequency was a cost-cutting move, and can respect that in tough economic times for the Association. I do wish more creative ways of making sure we all get to where we need to go, safely and on time, with little cost, could be found for the next Chicago meeting.
RAVE. ALA Conference Services. The week of the conference, these hardworking folk were thrown a curveball of amazing proportions – the Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup, and the victory parade was scheduled for the first day of conference right in the heart of the city. As a sports fan and someone who experienced a victory parade in her backyard not too long ago (Giants 2012 Super Bowl win), I could have cared less about the parade – but for some librarians, 2 million Blackhawks fans + 20k librarians = fate worse than death. Conference Services did a wonderful job keeping us updated as to contingency plans and taking an active role to make sure that we were all able to get where we needed to go.
RANT. Getting home from Chicago. My travel companion and I had a bit of a late night adventure getting home from the city, which you can read about here. I'm taking it as a sign that maybe I should not have left the city….
RAVE. ALA CraftCon. This was our fourth ALA CraftCon gathering, and my favorite thus far. I added three sessions to allow for more people to attend, and even did drop in "getting started with crafting online" sessions for people that wanted to craft but didn't know where to start. I had great turnout all three days, even my "experiment" day (Saturday morning). There's still some work that needs to be done – I have to emphasize the BYO Craft part, or possibly add some make and take crafts. (I got lucky on the last day when my friend Steve Teeri, who runs the Detroit Public Library HYPE Teen Center, left some paper crafts on Maker Monday!)
Getting our craft on Sunday Afternoon
RANT. My hotel. I know that I got what I paid for (which wasn't much), but my hotel room was in a older building with an odd layout. The bed felt too large for the room, there wasn't enough counter space, one elevator was out of service on the last two days of the conference, and the wifi had a very bad habit of not working. Spending less on the hotel meant I could stay in the city longer, but perhaps next time I will splurge more on the hotel and spend less time in the city. I shouldn't have to mooch wifi off of the Hyatt across the street when I have it in my own hotel.
RAVE. The EveryLibrary Advocacy 101 session. EveryLibrary is the first, and only, library super Political Action Committee (Super PAC) in the nation. They provide tools for libraries to work most effectively with voters and elected officials to bring light to library issues – to build "financial and tactical support to ensure that local library initiatives pass at the ballot box." Rather than fight our elected officials and the system, we can work with the system and our elected officials to make our voice heard – and EveryLibrary can help you do that. I don't know why more people attended, because the advice John presented is extremely important.
EveryLibrary Executive Director John Chrastka
Some factors that motivate voters – including the weather!
And a final, but most important, RAVE. The people. The week of ALA, I was bullied by several librarians in an online Facebook group (the ALA Think Tank) all because I stepped in to say "hey, I don't think this is appropriate" (this was on a post about hooking up in the Craigslist sense at conferences). My words were twisted and taken out of context, and I was forced to apologize – for what, I still do not know. As a result, I left the Think Tank – which made me sad because some people in there do great work, but I just couldn't take the junior high, cool kids lunchtable, frat house attitude anymore. This bullying left me scared to go to ALA. I was willing to take a financial hit and cancel my entire trip, out of fear of the reception I would receive. Obviously, I didn't go through with that plan – and I'm glad I did. The love I received from my fellow librarians made me feel so much better about my colleagues. From those who came up to me to say they were sorry to see what happened to me, to express support for taking the action that I did, even just to say hi and compliment me on my plethora of tiny hats – you don't know how happy you made me feel. And for that, thank you – from the bottom of my heart.
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The investment in the hangar is well worth it to airport officials. They say the success of Williams Gateway Airport hinges on the college community, not just its passenger flights.
"Part of the marketing plan for Williams Gateway is we reach out to potential employers relocating to the Valley by promoting ASU Polytechnic and Chandler-Gilbert Community College," said Brian Sexton, an airport spokesman. "Further expansion (of the colleges) is good news for recruiting new business to the Williams Gateway area."
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Back in late 2007, Senator Chuck Grassley wrote to six media-based ministries asking for responses to questions about ministry governance, expenses, and executive compensation. Interestingly, only two of the six ministries agreed to participate. While I'm sure the four ministries that didn't respond believed it was the best decision, as someone "in the business" it troubles me that they may lack the transparency critical to operating a healthy ministry.
In the press release published by Senator Grassley on January 6, 2011, he provided detailed reviews of all six ministries. The reviews outlined the responses (or no responses) from the ministries, along with detailed investigative work on each of the ministries—especially those that had not responded. What was interesting to me was that even though these four ministries chose not to respond, much public information was available and gathered, allowing readers to draw their own conclusions.
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None of us got into ministry because we thought we would get rich or famous, but rather to impact the world for Christ. In the end, while God is certainly the only judge of our actions and motivations whose opinion we should care about, I do think we have a duty to operate with nothing to hide. I want my ministry practices to bring glory to God and not do anything to detract from that. What do you think?


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Java Wizard Development Framework
Reduced SWING coding. New UI components. Easy layout management.2 weekly downloads
Application Server Development Library
The Application Server Development Library is a generic component modules library for application server/services & software development on the Windows & Linux & BSD platforms. It can be used for rapid developing network application and generic software.1 weekly downloads
Web, Wap & iMode Java J2SE/J2EE Lightweight Framework and Tools0 weekly downloads
Wicket Boilerplate
Wicket Boilerplate provides draft code for an application that utilizes the wicket framework. We intend to provide simple means for creating new wicket projects. Currently the projects are built using the Eclipse IDE and they are managed with Maven.0 weekly downloads


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