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Pitching legend Ron Darling was one of those pro baseball players I loved to follow while growing up in the 80s and 90s. We both played ball and were both pitchers (though I threw with my left arm, being a southpaw, while Ron is a righty), so I enjoyed watching him pitch.
Ron played for 13 years for the New York Mets and won a World Series champ ring before leaving the pro roster in the mid-90s, and moving to the broadcasting chair where he's been working since.
Now, he's added wine connoisseur and vintner to his bio too — all in the name of diabetes research.
The New Yorker's youngest son Jordan was diagnosed with type 1 at age 10 about a decade ago, the first and only one in their family. With his son now 20 years old and a sophomore in college, Ron has just started his next venture, creating his own red wine.
No, this isn't one of those wines that's supposed to magically level out blood sugars or otherwise "cure what ails you." Nope, this is a real bonafide quality red wine that's made to appeal to hard core wine-lovers, while also raising money for the Diabetes Research Institute (DRI) in Florida.
We had a chance to connect with Ron recently by phone, to talk everything from his son's diagnosis, baseball and wine, to the D-Dad's passion for D-research.
After his son's diagnosis, Ron says he quickly started trying to figure out what he could do to help. While Jordan had to do the blood sugar checks and learn the diabetes management himself, Ron says he and his family looked for a way they could best contribute.
"This is our family's disease, a worldwide disease… but in the end, it's his disease everyday. If I can't help him everyday, I will do what I can to help him in the long run, to ensure the climate is right for him to live a long and healthy life."
That led him to the DRI, an organization he said got his support "within the first half hour of visiting the organization's headquarters in Miami, FL." Their research is focused on finding a cure, and Ron says what he saw there was "brilliant." Since then, he says he's been obsessed with making sure the scientists have what they need in access and funding to do their work. He's held many different charity events and golf outings through the years for the DRI, and is part of the organization's national board. In 2009, he created his own charity called the Ron Darling Foundation that raises money not only for diabetes research but also other community programs like Habitat for Humanity.
"When I get talking about the research, I find myself more excited than anything related to baseball — I guess that means I'm in the right spot, doing what I should be doing," he says.
So why start making his own wine? It's the latest fun idea he's had to keep raising money for the cause.
"I totally stole the idea of creating a new wine," Ron said with a laugh, explaining that while grocery shopping, he found himself buying salad dressing, popcorn and other Newman's Own products — the brand created by the late actor Paul Newman.
"A light bulb went off, and I thought, 'Maybe I could do something like that,'" he said. "I kept coming back to wine for some reason, but all I really knew was how to drink it."
Ron says he started talking to some people he knew who had wine expertise — specifically, New York restauranteur Steve McFadden and wine distributor HP Selections president Paul Favale. Soon enough, he had his sights set on making his own wine.
His new wine label is Donelan Syrah Darling Reserve 2010, named after its sourcing from the cool vineyards in Sonoma, CA. A dry red wine, Ron describes it as a petite syrah style that's made from black grapes and is dry with a bit of a spice, which fades away to reveal blackberry and rhubarb flavors.
It went on sale July 7, and according to the wine distribution page, the Darling Reserve is going for $45 a bottle, with all of the proceeds going to the DRI. Of course Ron has a baseball analogy to describe this type of wine he's created:
"We've gone through periods in baseball, like the decade of the slider or the split-finger… the petite syrah could be the next up-and-coming wine, so hopefully we're throwing the right pitch here."
Just as Newman's Own has become a visible and well-known brand people recognize and can find in their local stores, Ron hopes his wine will be become ubiquitous too — especially since the money goes to diabetes research.
Ron says the funding is key to the DRI is making progress on its BioHub R&D that got its own marketing blitz in the diabetes community in March 2013. Most recently in early July, the DRI announced that the FDA has OK'd the start of a Phase I/II clinical trial that will test a possible site location for the BioHub inside the body — in the omentum, an apron-like lining inside the abdomen. That pilot trial will allow researchers to transplant islet cells into the omentum inside a biodegradable scaffold, which is one of the approaches contemplated as a potential BioHub platform.
The money that flows from Ron's new wine will directly go toward that research.
His son Jordan, now in his second year of college majoring in English with minors in religious studies and psychology, is handling all social media for the new wine and will probably handle some of the marketing writing as well, we're told. Unlike his dad, Jordan doesn't have any plans to go into athletics, and will probably go on to grad school, Ron says.
In the end, it's all about doing what they can for diabetes research.
As far as baseball, Ron says he isn't playing anymore — even recreationally. He has a "3,000-inning elbow," or what his doctor describes as an "80-year old sailor's elbow." So, aside from making his own wine and focusing on diabetes research, Ron stays on the sidelines and watches the current generation of ballplayers make their mark. Meanwhile, he hopes to make his mark on the D-world.
"I'm not Rupert Murdock, so I can't write $3 million dollar checks," Ron says. "But I'm doing whatever small part I can, and I'm proud and I think Jordan is proud, too, that we do that."


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Re: [Eurasia] [OS] G3 - FRANCE/SWEDEN/TURKEY/EU - Sarkozy cancels Sweden visit over Turkey
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Looks like Sarko is already trying to grab the limelight again before
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Sarkozy cancels Sweden visit over Turkey
Today @ 09:12 CET
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has cancelled a visit to Sweden
scheduled for next Tuesday (2 June) in order to avoid a clash on the
question of Turkey's EU membership just days before the European
elections and a month before Stockholm takes over the EU's rotating
Officially, Mr Sarkozy's office said the trip was cancelled "for agenda
"We should avoid halting EU enlargement," said Swedish foreign minister
Carl Bildt
But the French president, who is an outspoken opponent of Turkey's entry
to the European Union, did not want to highlight the strong divergence
of views on this topic with Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, Le
Monde reported on Thursday (28 May).
Sweden favours further EU enlargement, including to Turkey. On Monday
this week, Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt told Le Figaro newspaper
that the EU had "a strategic interest" in Turkey's EU integration and
warned against "closing the door" to Ankara.
"If we judge Cyprus to be in Europe, although it is as in island along
Syria's shores, it is hard not to consider that Turkey is in Europe," Mr
Bildt said, referring to Mr Sarkozy's repeated statements that Turkey is
not a European country and does not belong to Europe.
Additionally, Mr Sarkozy probably did not appreciate that Mr Bildt
expressed views different from his on the economy, French newspapers
In the Figaro interview, Mr Bildt said: "My vision of Europe is not as
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In a reference to aid plans for the car industry - very much promoted by
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Bob Fisher may have discovered a more natural way to temporarily put stingrays to sleep, which could change how researchers handle rays.
This week, Amy Freitag joins VASG as a postgraduate fellow studying science behind ecosystem-based management.
Four Hampton University students became ambassadors this summer—aquaculture ambassadors, that is. The students are part of the Virginia Sea Grant-funded Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Ambassadors (SFAA) program, a new collaboration between Hampton University (HU) and Virginia Tech (VT).
Americans are hungry for seafood, but most of that seafood is coming from overseas. The US seafood trade deficit has grown to more than $11.2 billion annually, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. One way to reduce the gap could be through US aquaculture.
When a mathematical model said that catch limits for Chesapeake Bay striped bass could be increased, managers knew something was fishy.
VASG works with researchers to find ways to keep cownose ray out of commercial oyster beds.
Over the next three years Mark will use quantitative modeling to investigate the effects of external influences—including human, food web, and environmental factors—on dozens
Over the next three years, Ben will investigate the effects that seasonal oxygen deficiencies and rising water temperatures have on spot and Atlantic croaker.
There's still a lot to learn about all the factors that influence the abundance and distribution of fish stocks. Mark Stratton of Virginia Institute of Marine Science will use quantitative modeling to investigate the effects of human, food web, and environmental factors on dozens of near shore fish populations in the US South Atlantic. He […]
Some researchers suspect that seasonal oxygen deficiencies and rising water temperatures are causing fish in the Chesapeake Bay to move to suboptimal habitats. These habitats may be contributing to increased mortality rates and decreased population growth in fish species. Ben Marcek of Virginia Institute of Marine Science will use data on water temperature, oxygen […]
Defining the effects of habitat availability on population dynamics may be a critical part of creating sustainable fishing policies. Megan Wood of Virginia Institute of Marine Science will develop a model to better understand blue crab distribution patterns and will study the effects of Gracilaria vemiculophylla, an exotic red alga, in blue crab nursery habitats. […]
When saturated with excess nutrients, a body of water of water may suffer from reduced levels of oxygen and an unbalanced ecosystem. Could the solution to this problem be just below the water's surface? Abby Lunstrum of University of Virginia will investigate whether oyster farming has the potential to reduce the harmful effects of nutrient […]
NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office and Virginia Sea Grant announce a two-year, postgraduate fellowship. Apply by July 19, 2014.
Virginia Sea Grant affiliated extension at Virginia Institute of Marine Science is collaborating with Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Scientist to learn more about cownose ray migration.
Virginia Sea Grant extension at Virginia Tech manned a booth at the Hampton Crabtown Environmental Expo on June 7, 2014. The Expo featured booths and talks about oysters, crabs, aquaculture, sustainability, wetlands, and more. Abigail Villalba, Virginia Sea Grant extension at Virginia Tech's Seafood Agriculture Research and Extension Center in Hampton, was there to talk […]
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Arizona Public Service and McCarthy Building Cos. have started the permitting process for a new solar photovoltaic facility – the Hyder II Solar Power Plant – located in Hyder, Ariz.
APS selected McCarthy to engineer, procure the materials and construct the 14-megawatt (MW) facility.
"Hyder II is the sixth AZ Sun Project for APS," said Barbara Lockwood, APS General Manager of Energy Innovation. "Through the AZ Sun Program, we are adding 200 MW of solar photovoltaic power plants across the state by 2015. We expect that these plants will generate clean energy for at least the next 30 years."
The AZ Sun Program was approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission and enables APS to invest in the development of up to 200 MW of solar photovoltaic plants across Arizona. APS will finance and own the projects, which are being designed and constructed by third-party solar developers, contractors and equipment providers."Hyder II will be the third solar project we have worked on for APS, and we couldn't be more pleased to work with them again," said Dennis Tucker, Executive Vice President of McCarthy Building Cos. "Our system engineering and construction expertise will help APS harness the power of the sun and turn it into clean, renewable energy. Plus, the project will bring 150 local jobs to Arizona." Construction on Hyder II is expected to begin in April. Located on 240 acres, the project will include more than 71,000 single-axis tracker PV panels that will generate enough solar energy to power more than 3,500 Arizona homes. The single-axis tracker design enables the solar panels to follow the sun across the sky. Commercial operation is expected to take place in late 2013. The five-year AZ Sun program will create more than 2,000 Arizona construction jobs. With Hyder II, the program has 68 MW under development (Hyder II, 19 MW in Chino Valley, and 35 MW in Yuma). The program already has placed 50 MW online, two 17-MW plants in Gila Bend and a 16-MW plant in Hyder. Hyder II will sit adjacent to the existing Hyder plant.
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Some researchers work alone. Others work in teams. Environmental scientist and UNT Assistant Professor of Biology Ruthanne "Rudi" Thompson orchestrates a network of people across disciplines and generations towards a common goal: reducing the carbon footprint. Her work frequently bridges university research to primary and secondary grade school settings. A passionate conservationist, she is as enthusiastic about teaching environmental concepts to K-12 students as she is to her college students. Raising awareness among young persons in issues such as water conservation, energy consumption, and wind and solar power is a "roll forward" investment that she believes will potentially create a new generation of environmental stewards. Whether a fifth grader, superintendent, college student, city official, or teacher, the people in Thompson's network are ambassadors for conservation and work together to build energy-efficient and sustainable communities.
A utility meter clicks through digits at the back of a greenhouse on the UNT campus. Unlike other meters, it functions in reverse—each backward cycle a credit applied to the power grid. It fulfills the important task of logging captured energy from two alternative energy sources. A multidirectional wind turbine and a grid of solar panels makes energy for the greenhouse, and for every kilowatt made, a kilowatt is offset, and that's money saved for UNT.
The greenhouse is located in a parking lot next to the Environmental Education, Science and Technology Building. Although a parking lot is not a glamorous setting for sophisticated renewable instruments, the location is testament, Thompson explains, to the equipment's "small footprint" requirements. The wind turbine is the first of its kind in the city of Denton, and she thinks alternative technologies of this scale could be a model for other urban areas. Even though Denton does not get the steady winds that blow through other regions in the state, she is eager to investigate how it and other low wind communities could benefit from these technologies.
Filip Celander, first year master's student in Radio, Television and Film, says he appreciates seeing the turbine every time he bicycles past the building. "The wind turbine is beautiful; it looks more like a kinetic sculpture than it does an appliance. And it is gratifying to know that it generates power every time the wind moves its blades."
The installation is the final project in a three-year program, the Smart Schools Initiative, which has helped UNT and schools across the state save energy and also educate students about energy conservation. Thompson administered the program using a $500,000 grant award from the State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) to create smaller, competitive grants for schools to implement sustainable energy, facility upgrades.
"Many schools want to save energy, but they shy away from implementing energy-efficient upgrades because of the initial costs involved. The SECO grants gave schools incentive to implement new energy conservation strategies and equipment," she says.
To encourage participation, Thompson organized energy efficiency workshops for school districts looking for ways to increase energy efficiency and savings in their facilities. Created for facilities managers, superintendents, school board members, and school engineers and architects, the workshops connected participants with the information and resources needed to develop and implement both large and small projects at the district level.
Of the more than two dozen grant proposals received, Thompson and team selected eight schools in addition to UNT whose upgrades showed the most potential for enduring and sustainable improvements—from wind turbines and efficient lighting to programmable thermostats and occupancy sensors—and whose projects could be used as valuable classroom resources:
Installation upgrades were completed in 2011. Since then, Thompson has been monitoring activity and collecting data from all of the school participants. She is encouraged by what the data reveals—a clear savings of both energy and money. She says, "The data shows that the upgrades are making a difference. That was the goal! The hope is that school officials will continue to invest in high performance, resource saving technologies and strategies." Additionally, the data can be used for predictive scenarios to glean probable future usage and savings, and there is always room for improvement, she adds. By investigating the efficiency of models, she can determine if there are factors that could make them even better.
The Amarillo Independent School District used their SECO grant to form an energy management team. Its members implemented upgrades that reduced energy consumption across all of its district schools, including improved hot water systems, efficient lighting systems for school gyms and other buildings, and occupancy sensors—small but significant steps towards sustainability with cumulative results. One district official says, "We have seen a dramatic decrease in utility consumption since forming the energy management team. I credit the team's success to its diversity and leadership. The team is made up of individuals with electrical, mechanical, data, programming and management experience. Thanks to the grant we were able to provide an exceptionally capable leader to coordinate the efforts and raise the awareness of conserving energy district wide."
Energy-efficient practice and savings is one side of the SMART equation. Educating kids about renewable energy is another. Here again, Thompson's help makes a difference. The State of Texas curriculum standards for primary and secondary grades require that students demonstrate knowledge of renewable energy concepts, and show appropriate use of computer models and applications, equipment, techniques, and procedures for collecting quantitative and qualitative data. In the next phase of the SMART initiative, Thompson will design educational lessons for teachers that will help students meet state requirements while learning about renewable energy in a compelling, creative way.
Innovative data visualization charts, interactive models, and hands-on kits will give kids the opportunity to study smaller solar panels, make wind turbines, and compare figures and data in relationship to the renewable energy installations and sustainability concepts. "As a former high school science teacher, I realized that teachers don't always have the resources to teach science in an engaging format," says Thompson. "To embrace alternative sources of energy we must first understand them. This project brings alternative energy such as wind turbines and solar panels to the schools so that students can study and determine for themselves the viability of these technologies."
Water conservation is increasingly a focal area of study for many researchers, and innovative solutions are needed from all disciplines. The Government Accountability Office reports that water shortages are predicted for 36 states by 2013, and groundwater in many parts of the country is being depleted faster than it can be replenished. According to the City of Dallas water utilities company, "Each individual uses approximately 50 gallons of water in our homes each day." Dallas is committed to raising community awareness around water issues. Thompson received a $1.7 million grant to run the City of Dallas' Environmental Education Initiative (EEI) from 2008 through 2013, and she engaged kids to spread the word.
Drip! Drop! Water Does Not Stop! Name That Surface Water! Now You See It—Now You Don't! Water To Supply an Ever-growing Population. Grade specific lessons were among the many outreach activities that Thompson created to educate K-12 school children on the importance of water conservation and recycling. Younger students learned the basics of water quality and quantity—from freshwater availability to the importance of a watershed and the effects of pollution on water bodies. Older students built on these precepts by developing critical thinking skills and conducting research that helps them evaluate problems and devise solutions. Whatever the grade level, students came away with a profound understanding that water is an essential element of the environment, and that we are its stewards.
After a minimum of 250 in-class presentations and additional field experiences, Thompson found that kids were natural advocates for conservation, but she wondered whether or not the message could "trickle up" to their parents, older generations, and the community. Can you gauge the effectiveness of the EEI educational programs in reducing water usage in Dallas? She put this question to the test with the help of City of Dallas officials.
The premise of the investigation, though simple, involved a complex baseline of factors. Water usage patterns were compared from Dallas zip codes where students had participated in the EEI water conservation program against those that had not. Three groups of zip code areas were selected for the study, each with a similar profile to the others—socioeconomic status, water costs, topography, and weather patterns were among the variables considered. Homes in the first grouping of zip codes were marketed and received water conservation mailings. The second target areas did not receive mailings; instead, students in these district schools participated in the EEI water conservation program. The third control group neither received the mailings nor participated in the program.
High school interns Anthony Ruiz, Juan Moreno and Ingrid Mendoza spent a total of six-weeks with Thompson at the Science Education Research Laboratory (SERL) at UNT studying and comparing the data. The three students organized and sorted the data and used a software system, geographic information system (GIS), to analyze the numbers. The team asked, "Was there a change or reduction in usage? If so, to what degree could this change be attributed to the kids?"
The results were surprising. The marketed areas showed a marginal decrease in water consumption. The third group showed no decrease whatsoever. And the districts whose schools participated in the EEI program showed a statistically significant decrease in water usage. Thompson says, "Of course I wanted to believe that education would make a difference, but I was truly surprised by the findings. There is a clear indication that the program is a contributing factor in the reduction of water use. Kids are excited about conservation. It makes sense that they would share what they have learned with parents and peers." She grins and adds, "Besides, kids like nagging their parents to recycle and turn off the lights and water, right? It is empowering for them to be role models."
The students say that the internship opened their eyes to the impact that individuals have on the environment, while also giving them a real-world experience with research. "My parents really noticed a difference when I talked about the EEI program versus the minimum wage jobs that I've had in the past. They said that I smiled a little bigger when I talked about EEI, and they could tell that I enjoyed making a difference," says Moreno.
The City of Dallas is smiling, too. The EEI program counts on kids to usher in new conservation perspectives and habits. Derinda Stewart, project coordinator for the Dallas water conservation division says, "The EEI program has provided valuable education to the youth of Dallas. Kids play an important role in making sure that every drop counts and there are things they can do to help their family save water. If everyone saves a little, we can save a lot. The partnership with the City of Dallas Water Utilities and The University of North Texas is very successful. The program continues to enhance conservation practices that will maintain quality of life and allow economic growth and development in Dallas."
Up next in Thompson's queue of meaningful conservation projects is Research Experiences for Teachers in Sensor Networks, a collaboration with UNT Regents Professor of Electrical Engineering, Miguel Acevedo. Funded by the National Science Foundation, this new project teaches public school teachers the value of using wireless sensors in classroom science projects. The devices can be used to monitor a variety of environmental conditions such as soil moisture, temperature, ozone levels, air quality, and rainfall amounts. Through workshops and short courses, Acevedo and Thompson will provide teachers with the training and resources needed to engage K-12 students in a variety of sensor-based, classroom lessons.
Weather stations, City of Denton water facilities, and other North Texas sites are among the ground-based network of participating observatories equipped with sensors. Data collected from these locations and from the projects that teachers create with their students will be monitored, archived and accessible via the UNT Texas Environmental Observatory (TEO) website—an important environmental resource for educators and students, scientists and engineers, and the general public.
Environmentalist, research scientist, program administrator, community outreach coordinator, teacher—Thompson wears different hats as needed to motivate people to get involved in environmental issues and projects. More than training teachers and students, she inspires communities to embrace new conservation perspectives and practice. Whereas her services and partnerships benefit many groups, they bring educational value to the public schools, where they are much needed and appreciated. That's a sustainable investment—each conservation project, like the clicking utility meter, another credit applied to the next generation of environmental stewards.


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He and his brother were attacked by two other brothers. The guy with the LTC shot at the BGs killing one, wounding a second. The LTC guy's brother then grabbed a knife that one of the original BGs had and stabbed him while said BG was running away from the gun.
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The film tells the story of four young men from the wrong side of the tracks in New Jersey who came together to form the iconic 1960s rock group, The Four Seasons. The story of their trials and triumphs are accompanied by the songs that influenced a generation, including "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Dawn," "Rag Doll," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," "Who Loves You," and many more. We tapped our toes, bobbed our heads, and did the synchronized finger click. I couldn't get enough of Frankie Valli's super-nasal, yet famed, falsetto voice. It was, indeed, Valli-esque!
I strained to see if I could spot Bob and Justine during the American Bandstand segment. Who could forget Justine's bobby sox, Bob's Brylcreem, and the hint of their raging hormones in the 60s? Watching Jersey Boys was like being at a big party with a few hundred close friends. The song "Let's Hang On To What We Got" made me swoon and I'm still elongating my vowels and dropping my consonants.
Nostalgia triggers memories. The era of hanging clothes on the clothesline and then sprinkling them from an RC bottle with a holey stopper doesn't appeal to me, but a toasted three-decker ham salad sandwich for 50 cents at Woolworth's DOES. Oh, and I'll take a twenty-five-cent ice cream soda, too. Maybe a stick of clove chewing gum would be a companion to a game of jacks. Onesies, twosies...
Songs like "December 63" gave me a flashback of the bellowing voice across the skating rink: "Okay, folks, this'll be an All-Skate." The song "Working My Way Back to You" meant one thing---Ladies Choice. Bop shoo bop.
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Former marine Tim Nolan has been kidnapped—along with three ex-convicts—and forced to participate in a deadly game. Wealthy men have paid a fortune for the opportunity to hunt down men like him in the perfect place: a deserted island. However, this is no ordinary island—it is home to Hydra the Beast. As the hunters track down their prey, the Hydra quickly turns hunter into hunted. With the island crumbling beneath him, Nolan finds himself in a race against time to stop the beast and get off the island alive.
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Sorry, I don't own new MacBook with Retina display, so I never have seen how AutoCad looks on it. As I understand you say, that the contents of Drawing area are blurted. Never thought about this....
Well quite opposite — interface parts should be blurred. I'll receive a MacBook Pro with Retina display in a couple of days and confirm.
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mountain lion was announced on february 2012, there where like 4 developers preview. now it's out and beta programs to test a patch for acad have YET to be announced. it's... baffling, to say the least.
should we expect autocad 2014 for mac to fix the problems?
You totally understand my point.
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Autocad 2013 does work with Mountain Lion so far. No Problems here.
Personally I haven't faced any report for faulty running AutoCAD under OS X 10.8. So why to open a thread with warnings and place warnings all over the web, Autodesk?
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I've got the be honest..... I don't give a monkey's about Retina display support (or Lion for that matter).
I'd rather have .................
Retina display support doesn't even factor on what the application actually needs to get the job done properly. AutoCAD is a business application and the bottom line is I use it to make money. To me it's kind of sad that AutoDesk are getting caught up in making things pretty over making it functional and productive. Personally I measure the success of AutoCAD in the amount of time I spend using it - the less the better - I want productivity over anything else.
You're completely right on all the limitations you've mentioned. Today I'm using AutoCAD under OS X only for some quick fixes. It's so frustrating you have to keep Windows and a separate AutoCAD (I'm running Civil 3D as well) for all heavy work. Good to know I'm not alone here.
Personally I'm not using any online "social services" and hate all that "sharing" crap over the web too (as well as everything except iMessage which is pretty handy). However you're a bit off when it goes to "eye-candy" of the application. Blurry things on the screen make your eyes work harder. So that's bad for your health.
P.S. It's funny how Autodesk representatives are ignoring this thread.
I gather the blurryness is only with the Retina display & not the normal one?
My comments about eye-candy were directed at the development path in general. It seems to be part of AD trying to make it appear user friendly, when what makes it user friendly (or not) is the functionality.
I don't have a Retina diplay on my MBP and it also spends 90% of its time plugged into a 4 year old 20 inch cinema, so I'm unsure it will effect me for a few years.
Someone said this earlier but I'll confirm that AutoCAD 2013 is working fine with no problems on Mountain Lion. I have macbook pro 13" 2010 mid.
Did you upgrade or did you do a clean install of the OS?
When I upgraded from snow leopard to lion, autocad 2011 for mac (that was already installed) worked fine.
When I did a clean install and installed lion the autocad 2011 for mac installer refused to launch.
I agree with everying you're saying! But I have to say Mountain Lion and the Airplay Mirroring to the Big screen at the office makes this new OS amazing for client presentations!
When usign up for the beta, do they give you a free licence? Or do you have to downgrade or upgrade accordingly?
No iAutocad 2013 for mac is not operating properly. Do not do the upgrade if you depend on Autocad. Inability to use certain drawing tools properly with certain ortho modes. Cant draw a vertical line with ortho on...etc Do not upgrade.
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Florence Wald opened first U.S. hospice
Florence Wald, whose vision of bringing the terminally ill peace of mind and, to whatever extent possible, freedom from pain led to the opening of the first U.S. palliative-care hospice, died Nov. 8 at her Branford, Conn., home. She was 91.
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Florence Wald, whose vision of bringing the terminally ill peace of mind and, to whatever extent possible, freedom from pain led to the opening of the first U.S. palliative-care hospice, died Nov. 8 at her Branford, Conn., home. She was 91.
Her death was confirmed by her son, Joel.
Mrs. Wald, dean of the Yale University School of Nursing from 1959 to 1966, was the prime mover, in 1974, in starting the Connecticut Hospice, the nation's first home-care program for the terminally ill. Six years later, a 44-patient hospice — where the dying could be comforted by loved ones around the clock and where the staff would do what it could to alleviate suffering — opened in Branford.
"This hospice became a model for hospice care in the United States and abroad," the publication Yale Nursing Matters said last week, adding that Mrs. Wald's role "in reshaping nursing education to focus on patients and their families has changed the perception of care for the dying in this country."
There are now more than 3,000 hospice programs in the U.S., serving about 900,000 patients a year.
In recent years, Mrs. Wald had concentrated on extending the hospice-care model to dying prison inmates.
"People on the outside don't understand this world at all," she told The New York Times in 1998. "Most people in prison have had a rough time in life and haven't had any kind of education in how to take care of their health."
And, she added, "There is the shame factor, the feeling that dying in prison is the ultimate failure."
Part of Mrs. Wald's solution was to train inmate volunteers to care for the dying. Besides comforting the terminally ill, she said, the program would save taxpayers money and "have rehabilitative qualities for these volunteers."
More than 150 inmate volunteers in Connecticut prisons have been trained, and the model now is being molded for residents of veterans homes in the state.
Mrs. Wald's work brought her many honors. In 1998, she was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, N.Y., along with Madeleine Albright, Maya Angelou and Beverly Sills. Mrs. Wald also was named a Living Legend by the American Academy of Nursing, and received the Founder's Award of the American Hospice Association.
Florence Sophie Schorske was born in the Bronx on April 19, 1917, one of two children of Theodore and Gertrude Goldschmidt Schorske. Her husband, Henry Wald, died in 2000. In addition to her son, she is survived by a daughter, Shari Vogler; a brother, Carl Schorske, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian; and five grandchildren.
As a child, Mrs. Wald often was hospitalized because of a chronic respiratory ailment.
The care she received, she said, inspired her to go into nursing. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College in 1938, she received a master's degree in nursing from Yale in 1941.
During World War II, while working as a research technician for the Army Signal Corps, she met a young engineering student — Wald. Soon after, she turned down his marriage proposal.
She returned to Yale, earned a master's degree in mental-health nursing, and became an instructor in the nursing program. In 1958, at 41, she was appointed dean of the school of nursing.
Henry Wald, by then a widower, read of her appointment in the newspaper. He got in touch, they started dating, and she accepted his new proposal a year later.
In 1963, a friend at Yale persuaded Mrs. Wald to attend a lecture by Dame Cicely Saunders, a British physician then planning to open the world's first hospice, in Sydenham, south of London. Inspired, Mrs. Wald soon resigned as dean of the Yale nursing school to work on creating a similar center in the U.S. She was troubled by a medical ethic that insisted on procedure after procedure.
"In those days, terminally ill patients went through hell, and the family was never involved," she said. "No one accepted that life cannot go on ad infinitum."
Saunders' hospice, St. Christopher's, opened in 1967, and Mrs. Wald went there to work and learn. After returning, she and several Yale colleagues joined forces to establish an American hospice. In 1971, her husband left his engineering firm and returned to Columbia University to earn a degree in hospital planning. His master's thesis became the proposal for the Connecticut Hospice.
When Mrs. Wald received an honorary doctorate from Yale in 1996, she was introduced as "the mother of the American hospice movement."
"That's a completely incorrect description," she said. "There were many, many people in those days who were just as inspired and motivated as I was."
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Healthy homemade granola. Perfect with milk, ice cream or yogurt. Or, use it as a base for Tennessee Trailmix
Submitted by GETTINITDONE
Carbs: 27g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 166.5
Incredible! 5.0/5
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If you love lemons... you will love this delicious bread.
Submitted by ANDREWMOM
Carbs: 43.7g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 4.5g | Calories: 259.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Cinnamon and Brown Sugar microwave popcorn
Submitted by KATIERYSZ
Carbs: 50.6g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 9.7g | Protein: 5.9g | Calories: 232
The basic ingredients for this delicious spread are usually beaten egg yolks, sugar, lemon juice and zest which are gently cooked together until thick and then allowed to cool, forming a soft, smooth mixture. The cornstarch forms the thickening action here, without the cholesterol and fat! Yield: About 1 cup, 2 tbsp per serving.
Submitted by JO_JO_BA
Carbs: 20g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0g | Calories: 78.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
(3 ratings)
Submitted by SIRGUIDO
Carbs: 46.4g | Fat: 9.2g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 285.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
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These muffins are loaded with whole grains, fruits, and vegetables! This is a slightly different version of my Healthy Breakfast Muffins. This recipe made 32 regular sized muffins. Depending on how full you fill the muffin cups, I'd say you should get 28 - 32 muffins. Nutritional value is calculated on 30 servings (1 muffin = 1 serving).
Carbs: 20.4g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 100.4
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Frozen and delicious, and coming together in no time, this high-fibre treat is great!
Submitted by RAINYDAY15
Carbs: 39g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 157.9
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Carbs: 27.2g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 0g | Calories: 116.5
Wonderful brownies, you'd never guess that black beans are used in place of flour!
Submitted by JUVE1986
Carbs: 20.6g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 148.6
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Submitted by SAALLEN67
Carbs: 45.9g | Fat: 7.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 241.8
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Great dessert when grilling.
Submitted by GINGERTATE0706
Carbs: 15.2g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 117.5
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Submitted by NOMOREGODDESS
Carbs: 40.3g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 288.1
This roasted chicken gets its sticky coating from the juices it releases while being baked.
Carbs: 5.6g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 43.2g | Calories: 263.9
Very Good 4.4/5
(140 ratings)
Cookbook creator says: cook on grate so bottom crisps up
Submitted by STARBERR1E
Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 180.4
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An easy batch-cooked breakfast you can prepare in just minutes and take with you on the go! It tastes just like an Egg McMuffin!
Submitted by RACHEL_MAC
Carbs: 13.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 29.6g | Calories: 190.9
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Good Low carb and calorie dinner, Serve over brown rice and vegetable. . This came from Allrecipes with a few rating suggestion changes incorporated.
Submitted by JODYGRIZZLE
Carbs: 1.6g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 28.1g | Calories: 162.9
Submitted by DINDIN8582
Carbs: 21.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 193.5
Very Good 4.6/5
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This chicken is so good, the whole family asks for it all the time!
Submitted by JODEMA
Carbs: 13g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 246.1
Quick & easy egg muffins to make now and take later! South Beach - all phases
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Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 142.7


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Serve this impressive and unique grilled salad with chicken or fish. The radiccho leaves and ridged fennel bulbs gain delicious-looking grill marks as they cook. Be ready to eat as soon as the salad greens come off the grill.
Cut fennel bulbs vertically into 1/2-inch slices. Blanch fennel in boiling water 3 minutes or just until crisp-tender; drain. Combine fennel and radicchio in a large bowl; set aside.
Combine orange juice and next 6 ingredients in a jar. Cover tightly, and shake vigorously. Chill 1/4 cup vinaigrette; pour remaining vinaigrette over fennel and radicchio, tossing gently to coat. Let fennel mixture stand 15 minutes; drain.
Grill fennel, covered with grill lid, over medium-hot coals (350° to 400°) 15 minutes, turning once. Remove fennel from grill, and set aside. Grill radicchio, covered with grill lid, 2 minutes or until crisp-tender. Toss fennel and radicchio with reserved vinaigrette; garnish, if desired. Serve immediately.
Note: Don't core fennel before grilling. The core will hold the slices of fennel together so they won't fall through the grill rack.
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While the snapper grills over thyme-scented smoke, stir up the three-ingredient sauce in a small skillet. Browning the almonds in butter makes them taste extra nutty.
Rub fish fillets with oil. Sprinkle evenly with 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon pepper.
Arrange thyme sprigs on hot charcoal or hot lava rocks on grill. Coat food rack with vegetable cooking spray; place on grill over high heat (400° to 500°). Place fish on rack, and grill 5 to 6 minutes on each side or until fish flakes with a fork.
Melt butter in a saucepan over medium-high heat; add almonds, and sauté 5 minutes or until butter is brown. Remove from heat. Stir in orange rind. Pour sauce over fish. Garnish, if desired.
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Combine first 3 ingredients. Press into a 9-inch pieplate.
Bake piecrust at 350° for 10 minutes or until lightly browned; cool.
Stir together sweetened condensed milk and lime juice until blended. Pour into prepared crust. Set aside.
Beat egg whites and cream of tartar at high speed with an electric mixer just until foamy.
Add granulated sugar gradually, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating until soft peaks form and sugar dissolves (2 to 4 minutes).
Spread meringue over filling.
Bake at 325° for 25 to 28 minutes. Chill 8 hours.
*Bottled Key lime juice may be substituted for fresh juice.
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Fill pitcher with citrus wedges; press fruit with the back of a spoon to release juice. Add apple wedges and wine. Chill until serving time. Just before serving, add lemon-lime beverage. Serve over ice. Top each serving with an orange wedge and a lime slice.
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Sweet orange, aromatic fennel, and crunchy almonds are just some of the flavors that infuse this menu. The tasty components of these recipes make this meal a scrumptious treat. Sip on Sangria while this menu grills to perfection and save room for key lime pie that will melt in your mouth. (Serves 5-6)
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