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There is, hands down, absolutely, positively, without fail, nobody more lame to invite to your next house party than Ginger. Mostly this stems from Ginger's propensity to crack horrendous puns.
For instance, overheard at the Taste of Chicago last year: "Actually, Ginger, I think the source of this dish's spiciness is the chili sauce." Replied Ginger: "Oh yeah? Is that the ROOT of the heat?" Ginger also can't help but grin from stalk-to-stalk when cracking these groan-worthy witticisms. Heard just last week: "I'm headed north, Ginger. Do you need a ride home?" Quote Ginger: "No thanks, but I do need a RHIZOME!" Do yourself a favor and have an herb-free hootenanny for any upcoming celebration.
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- Ginger is noted as a powerful aphrodisiac
- The root (or rhizome) of ginger is used for many culinary purposes, especially in beverages such as tea, beer, and wines
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Have you ever wanted to invite a client to a meeting in your office, but couldn't because your office was the spare bedroom in your house? How do you project a corporate image while staying within a small-business budget?
Many office buildings set aside a portion of their floor space for executive suites. Businesspeople can rent the office space they need, whether it's one suite or several. Prices vary, depending on which part of the country you're in. In fact, prices can even vary within the same city.
For instance, a 60-square-foot suite without a window in one part of Baltimore runs around $400 a month, while a 300-square-foot, double office, corner unit with a large window overlooking Baltimore's Inner Harbor can run about $2,500 a month.
Suites can usually be rented on an hourly, weekly, monthly or annual basis. Instead of buying or leasing equipment, businesspeople can use the suites' office furniture, computers, telephones, fax machines, and audio-visual equipment. Rather than paying and managing a full-time office staff or maintaining a reception area and conference room that sit unused much of the time, businesspeople can simply pay for the suites' clerical support and extra office space as they use it.
Jeannine Windbigler is the executive director of the 500-plus-member Executive Suite Association in Worthington, Ohio. Her association receives between 70 and 80 calls a month from businesspeople wanting to know where to find executive suites in their area.
"Executive suites allow a small-business owner to have a person answer their phones, have access to a conference room, have use of secretarial services, and more--all on a small budget," says Windbigler.
Computer networking consultant Larry Tedrow, an ExecuCenter executive-suite tenant in Columbia, Maryland, says, "We didn't want to sink a lot of money into hardware and personnel, but we still needed to project a professional aura. We looked at about five different places with different offerings and decided an executive suite was just what we needed."
Avoiding isolation is another reason for the success of executive suites. Tenants can network by interacting with other tenants. Ann Esposito, general manager of three ExecuCenter executive suites in Maryland, says, "Beyond the nuts-and-bolts work, the manager tries to create a social environment where the tenants feel comfortable and can interact." Much of this interaction takes place in the community lunchroom. At ExecuCenter, regular breakfasts are sponsored by the company to encourage networking.
And, finally, if you're comfortable in your home-office space but could use an administrative hand now and again, you'll find it refreshing to know that you don't even have to rent an office space to take advantage of many executive suites' services. Often, businesses can use the secretarial support, conference rooms, and mailing address on an "as needed" basis. --James Rada Jr.
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the flax egg - it's back!
remember the grain-free almond butter bread from a while back? well, this is sort of its cookie counterpart. the cookies get their structure from the almond butter's fiber, protein, and fat, along with the soluble fiber released from the ground flax once it's mixed with water (this mimics the binding properties of egg). and the low-glycemic coconut sugar (unrefined so it retains its natural mineral content) helps tie things together, too.
just for fun, i decided to make a batch of gooey-centered thumbprints with my almond butter dough. not surprisingly, the nutty cookie base and fruity jam top are a match made in heaven. but the jam isn't necessary. if you're interested in a more restrained cookie, the super-simple dough, baked naked, is quite the revelation.
rich, chewy, and nutty, these are more satisfying than the average cookie since they're chocked with protein, fiber, and healthy fatty acids -- monounsaturated (from the almonds) and omega-3 polyunsaturated (from the flax seeds). yay for almonds and flax!
what i really love about these cookies is that there are so many possibilities for playing around. try swapping in another nut or seed butter -- cashew, peanut (of course), hazelnut, even tahini (sesame) or pumpkin seed butter.
i added grated lemon zest to the dough this time, which gives the cookies a bright, fresh, and aromatic flavor. you can change up the add-ins with all manner of spices - cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, and allspice would be a great combination -- and a dash of almond or vanilla extract.
i should also mention that these almond-butter-based cookies have a more tender and fragile texture than cookies built on a foundation of flour and eggs. you probably would not want to toss them into a backpack for a snack on a long hike, or fed-ex them across the country as a gift. but i think that's okay. there are plenty of baked goods that can travel a few thousand miles without losing a single morsel. these are cookies of the moment: rich and delicious and deeply sweet-tooth-satisfying, if a little crumbly.
almond butter thumbprint cookies
yield: 20 2-inch cookies
1 cup coconut palm sugar
1/4 teaspoon fine grained sea salt
1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
naturally sweetened jam or fruit spread (strawberry, raspberry, apricot are nice here -- about 1/4 cup)
1/4 cup sliced almonds
preheat over to 350F
stir together the flax meal and water in a small bowl and set aside for about 5 minutes, allowing it to thicken.
in a medium bowl beat the almond butter, palm sugar, and salt until well combined (the dough will be quite stiff. I used a wooden spoon for this, and an electric beater or stand mixer would be handy, too). mix in the flax egg and lemon zest until they are evenly incorporated throughout the dough.
roll the dough into balls (about 1 rounded tablespoon for a 2-inch cookie) and arrange on a parchment-lined baking sheet about 2 inches apart.
press each cookie with your thumb and fill the indentations with jam (about 1/4 tsp). sprinkle a few sliced almonds on top of each cookie.
{alternatively, for naked cookies, skip the jam and instead press each ball of dough with tines of a fork to flatten slightly and create a lattice pattern.}
bake the cookies for 10 to 12 minutes, turning sheet halfway through, until they are fragrant and take on a drier look (the raw dough is quite shiny from the almond butter's oil content).
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It's no secret that Boston's a college town. But many people aren't aware exactly how college it is. Case in point: Suffolk University. Most people outside 128 would be complete unaware of it if it weren't for that elevator scene in The Departed, and yet it's attracted such glitterati as JFK, Rudy Giuliani , and our very own president, George W. Bush.
So imagine my surprise in reading that someone's trying to move the university out of Beacon Hill. I can understand the frustration some residents feel about the student population, but generally speaking, a nearby college is a net positive for a neighborhood.
BU and Northeastern buoyed the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood throughout the urban decay of the 1970s, and as loathe as they might be to admit it, Allston and Brighton owe much of their recent resurgence to their student populations. You might also notice the distinct lack of a student population near Hendry Street, Boston's primary subprime pockmark.
Sure, the Hill has plenty of spacious, luxurious, mature condos. That's part of what makes it such a desirable neighborhood. But another part is the cozy, timeworn charm of the place. And you don't get that from spacious condos. You get that from cramped, ground-level studios that aren't such a hit with the Lodges, Lowells, and Cabots.
So next time you feel compelled to curse the name of Suffolk, keep in mind that the students who rent out places like this help keep the Hill's less opulent corners from being redeveloped into places like this. So let's dispense with these ridiculous plans to transplant the university. I mean, what's next? A scheme that makes it even harder to park?
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Apple has retained much of the familiar functionality in iOS 7. The method of completing some tasks have not changed from iOS 6. There are however a few things that have changed and for the better. A new method of searching, swiping in the opposite direction to delete messages are just a few of the changes. A question we're starting to see regularly in our iOS 7 help forums is related to quitting apps. This too has changed, with the new multitasking feature. Here's how to close apps in iOS 7.
In iOS, double-clicking the home button will bring up the multitasking, which is essentially a collection of 'running apps'. With previous versions of iOS, you would have to tap and hold an icon. Your icons would start wiggling and you could tap on the minus sign to close them.
Close Apps in iOS 7
When you double-click on the home button in iOS 7, you'll see a new webOS style cards view. The old method of tapping and holding the icon will not work. Instead, to close apps in iOS 7, you simply flick the card up. Flicking or dragging up will work. My personal favorite is flicking as it provides me with a sense of power. Get out of here app.
Why Quit Apps in iOS 7
People tend to quit apps in hopes of better battery life, which we're going to tackle in an upcoming how-to guide. Open apps in previous versions of iOS didn't have any effect on battery life. They were in a paused state. Apple's new intelligent updates changes things a bit. Apps can now access data in the background, if they are enabled under Background Refresh. You can disable these apps by entering Settings > General > Background App Refresh.
If an app is behaving badly or has become problematic, that's a perfectly good reason to quit the app. Engage multitasking and flick away.
Apple's iOS 7 looks completely different from iOS 6 and it can be a bit offputting when things don't work as they have in the past. Quitting apps is one of the changes that while different, is a nice improvement. Our iOS 7 Review and Guide provides a complete overview of what's new. You can also find individual iOS 7 how-to guides. Still need help, our iOS 7 forums are a great place to ask questions and receive free expert advice.


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New leader believes CSUMB has key role in area economy
CSU Monterey Bay could play a part in restoring the long-term vision needed for strong economic growth locally, says President Eduardo Ochoa. Think Silicon Valley or the Research Triangle in North Carolina.
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A buffet breakfast is served between 6:30 AM and 10:00 AM for a fee.
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Check-in: between 2 PM and 10:00 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Guests planning to arrive after 7 PM must contact this property in advance to arrange check-in. Please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 9 for adults and EUR 6 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 10 per night
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Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.62 per person, per night
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at the 36-room Inter-Hotel Le Lion d'Or. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Chinon area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks.
Every room comes with an ensuite bathroom. Rooms also include minibars and soundproofing.
Hair dryers can be provided on request.
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Chateau de Chinon - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Maison de la Riviere - 1 km / 0.6 mi
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The preferred airport for Inter-Hotel Le Lion d'Or is Tours (TUF-Tours - Loire Valley) - 46 km / 28.6 mi.
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I was just thinking, wouldn't it be great to have an update for the WFRP Living Index and the Component List? If the list went all the way through Hero's Call and Faith of Shallya, it would be current until nearly Christmas when Enemy Within comes out. Definitely a worthy endeavor.
Maybe if everyone in the forum makes a Curry Favor attempt and tosses in a couple of fortune dice? Please?


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Betty Jo Middleton, age 83, of Brownwood, passed away June 7, 2010 at Brownwood Regional Medical Center. Funeral Services will be held Friday June 11, 2010 at 10:00am at Central United Methodist Church in Brownwood with Dr. Gary Torian, Dallas Huston and Richard Hetzel officiating. The family will receive friends on Thursday June 10 from 6:00-8:00pm at Blaylock Funeral Home.
Betty married W.A. "Toodle" Middleton on May 1, 1943 and together they raised three children. Betty was very proud to be a housewife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great grandmother. She was also proud to have been an Auxiliary Volunteer for Brownwood Regional Medical Center. She received her 3500 hour bar in 2006 and celebrated 25 years as a volunteer in 2009.
Betty is survived by her two sons; Ronnie Middleton and wife Maggie of Eldorado, Dale Middleton and wife Troi of San Angelo and a daughter Frankie Sandlin of Cody, Wyoming, six grandchildren; Ronda Newberry and husband Tim of Tuscola, Marci Tutt and husband Kevin of Tuscola, Tori McCrea and husband Eric of Jarrell, Shianne Middleton of Eldorado, Holly Riley and husband Greg of Cody, Wyoming, and Michelle Sandlin of Cody, Wyoming; two grandsons Shy Lowe Middleton of Brownwood, Lonnie Middleton of Eldorado; 14 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren; one sister-in-law, Anita Middleton; and a number of nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends.
She is preceded in death by her husband, her parents, her sister Bobby Allen and brother-in-law DeWitt Allen.
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43 Duke Magdiel, duke Hiram: these are the dukes of Edom dwelling in the land of their government; the same is Esau, the father of the Edomites. | 43 Magdiel and Iram. These were the chiefs of Edom, according to their settlements in the land they occupied. This was Esau the father of the Edomites. |
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I keep a stash of batteries on hand, and have been keeping them in a flat stationery box--the kind that fancy reams of resume paper come in. Mostly because the box was the one available when I needed it, and it fit in this little flat space I wanted to put it in. But it was awkward--batteries are heavy, and this box wasn't strong enough, bcs it was so big, to keep from sagging when you picked it up.
I considered those wall-mounted racks, but I really don't have that many walls, esp. where I'd want to mount something. I liked having them on the shelf. So I got this: Battery organizer case. It was much smaller than I had anticiated (even though the dimensions are right there), and I thought i was going to have to send it back. But I love it! It holds all I need (though there are these funny little "stands" that are supposed to go in the bottom--I just ditched them as taking up space unnecessarily). And it fits in the same space! Yay. It's small enough, it could fit in a drawer well, too (though the latch needs space in front to open, so you couldn't store it up against the front of the drawer; youl need about a inch) Just thought I'd share. |
Here is a link that might be useful: battery organizer case
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- Posted by Wendy_the_Pooh (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 05 at 13:43
That is nice. Mine are in a plastic see-through box, but loose, and they are so heavy that the box invaiably tips and some end upon the floor. |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 05 at 13:48
THat's what happened to me, Wendy, and is why I got this little thing. It really holds much more than I thought at first! And I discovered that I have WAY too many C batteries, and WAY too many 9-volts. |
- Posted by cupofkindness (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 05 at 18:54
Very cool box, Talley. What a find! When our batteries are dead, we put them in a 1/2 gallon plastic milk jug with a widened hole at the top. Once full, this jug goes to the city's chemical and caustic materials recycling center. This way, our good batteries don't get mixed up with the dead ones. We keep the dead battery jug far away from the good battery box, which we keep in our entertainment built-in where all electronic stuff in the house is stored. |
- Posted by Talley_Sue_NYC (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 05 at 19:02
that jug sounds really handy! |
- Posted by cupofkindness (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 05 at 20:07
That was only created after nearly fifteen years of mixing up batteries of every shape and size! My real "battery management" goal is to have enough on hand to change the batteries in the smoke detectors twice a year and have critical sizes (like AAA for fancy high school calculators) in stock when we need an emergency replacement. Thanks! |
- Posted by Claire_de_Luna (My Page) on Sat, Mar 12, 05 at 10:27
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Davis Cup 2013: Great Britain shock Russia in Coventry
James Ward and Dan Evans stunned Russia as Great Britain clinched a historic 3-2 victory in the Davis Cup in Coventry.
World number 214 Ward beat former Davis Cup winner Dmitry Tursunov 6-4 5-7 5-7 6-4 6-4 to level the Euro/Africa Group One tie after GB trailed 2-1 overnight.
Evans, world number 325, then shocked Evgeny Donskoy, ranked 245 places higher, 6-4 6-4 6-1 as Britain clinched a place in the World Group play-offs.
"James Ward showed huge courage to complete such a high-class victory after losing so painfully on Friday night, in what he says has not been an easy week for him personally. And Dan Evans made a mockery of his ranking - he looked like he was born for the moment. Captain Leon Smith deserves a huge amount of credit for picking the British number six and for coaxing the best out of his underdogs. This was a fantastic team effort and with Andy Murray promising to make himself available in September, a return to the World Group may be on the cards."
It is the first time since 1930 that Britain have won from trailing 2-0.
Two-time winners Russia were relegated from the World Group last year for the first time in 20 years and, with British number one Andy Murray opting to miss the tie, went in as clear favourites at the Ricoh Arena.
Both Ward and Evans were beaten in five sets as Britain fell 2-0 behind on the opening day, but a win by doubles pairing Jonny Marray and Colin Fleming on Saturday revived the team's hopes.
Ward recovered from two sets to one down to win a five-set marathon against world number 67 Tursunov and send the tie into a decisive rubber.
The British player, who lost a marathon match to Donskoy on the opening day of the tie, put the win over Tursunov up alongside his first-round Wimbledon victory over Spain's Pablo Andujar last year as the best of his life.
"This has to be one of the sweetest victories of my career, after injuries last year and coming so close to winning on Friday, winning this in five is a big achievement for me," he said.
"It's got to up to there as one or two. Wimbledon's always special because it's the biggest tournament in the world. [Andujar] was a top-30 player as well so that was special but this is just as much.
"I was two sets to one down against a guy who's been 20 in the world. If anything, it's even more pleasing beating Tursunov. He's been a bit of a bogey man for me."
Great Britain 3-2 Russia
- Friday: Tursunov bt Evans 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6-4 5-7 6-4
- Friday: Donskoy bt Ward 4-6 4-6 7-5 6-2 8-6
- Saturday: Fleming & Marray bt Kunitsyn & Baluda 6-1 6-4 6-2
- Sunday: Ward bt Tursunov 6-4 5-7 5-7 6-4 6-4
- Sunday: Evans bt Donskoy 6-4 6-4 6-1
That set the stage for Evans, who was the hero of Britain's victory over Slovakia last year, to record an emphatic straight-sets win inside two hours.
Evans said: "I expected to have to do quite a lot more running than I did and it was quite surprising how the match went, I think for both of us. But obviously I was really happy with that and I played really well.
"On Friday I played well and I've been hitting the ball well all week so I knew I was there or thereabouts.
"I thought we were so unlucky on Friday to come away two five-set matches down. It was almost a bit of a joke. I think we deserved a bit of luck today."
The draw for the play-offs will take place on Wednesday and with world number two Murray already committed to playing in September, Britain will fancy their chances of returning to the elite World Group level for the first time since 2008.
GB Davis Cup team captain Leon Smith said: "On Friday we were unlucky not to have been 2-0 up. I always said I thought we could cause an upset.
"On the practice court on Sunday morning, there was no doubt in our minds we could do this. I'm so proud of the whole team.
"James's was a hell of an effort to come back, then Dan came in and he bossed that match. I think it's one of the best days I've seen in British tennis."
Evans was only in the team following a change of heart from Smith, who had initially chosen British number three Jamie Baker in his team.
The crucial moment came in the second set when the 22-year-old, having already broken Donskoy, saved two break points on his own serve before going on to clinch the set before completing the victory in the third.
Ward had earlier showed his resilience by beating Tursunov in a rubber that lasted three and a half hours.
After falling two sets to one down, The 26-year-old Londoner regained the initiative with an early break of serve in the fourth and then broke again in the fifth game of the decider before holding his nerve to complete the comeback.
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Comment number 129.
9th April 2013 - 16:57@126 As this victory shows with Murray we could make the WG but his refusal to play diminishes the Davis Cup in this country with his support it would be watched, without him no-one cares
Comment number 128.
9th April 2013 - 14:01@93 Tim
"OK, it's not upside down, but it is back to front."
If it's on a flagpole, there will always be a side which is back to front.
So I don't get the 'it's not correct' comments.
The bottom line is that we recognised it as the Union Jack.......I know it's the Union Jack, you know it's the Union Jack, so it must be the Union Jack. -
Comment number 127.
9th April 2013 - 11:08As unfair as it may seem to kick one of these guys off the team after last weekend's wonderful performance Murrays inclusion is required should Britain wish to make it past these bigger nations that they will be due to play in the next round.Every member of that team should be very proud, it could easily have been a 5-0 whitewash or just as easily a 3-2 defeat so the fightback was admirable
Comment number 126.
The Man From Viltheed
9th April 2013 - 9:13#122. I grow tired of repeating myself but I'll do it anyway.
Through winning one Slam (and probably more) Murray does more for British tennis and 'his country' than any amount of Davis Cup victories in the Euro-Africa Zone 1 ever could.
If GB had a legitimate chance of winning the competition there would be a point to him coming in. Right now with no backup for him there isn't. -
Comment number 125.
9th April 2013 - 9:02@120. Allie
"Novak plays all his ties, Lleyton Hewitt did when he was at the top, Andy could too."
Djokovic didn't play last year actually. Also there's a difference between playing in the WG and in G 1/2 or wherever GB have been for most of Murray's time. By his absense in some of the ties guys like Evans, Ward had the chance to improve so if/when GB gets to WG we'll have a better chance.
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UPDATED 6:32 PM CST Dec 06, 2013While searching through church archives, a woman found a 115-year-old quilt that pieces together Omaha's history.
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FEA TransferCommon Problems when Transferring CFD Results to FEA
After running the FEA Transfer dialog and importing the new deck into the FEA model, nothing appears to have changed--there are no new boundary conditions in the FEA model.
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1. The FEA model and the CFD model are positioned or oriented differently.
The two models must be located in the same place and in the same orientation. If they are not, then it is very difficult to ensure that conditions are accurately transferred. Note that the FEA model and CFD models do not have to include the same parts. In many cases, the CFD model includes a fluid region that is omitted from the FEA model. This is acceptable as long as the parts common to both are consistently orientated and positioned.
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Check this one carefully. It is always a good practice to compare the length of an edge in the FEA model and the CFD model. If the edge is 0.0025 m in the FEA model and 2.5 mm in the CFD model, resolve the difference before proceeding. The easiest way is to change the length units in the CFD analysis.
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This is probably the situation that occurs most often. A key step in this process is to apply dummy boundary conditions to the FEA model prior to exporting the initial deck. These boundary conditions are essential because they tell Autodesk® Simulation CFD where to transfer the results to the FEA model. Without them, Autodesk® Simulation CFD has no idea where the loads should be applied to the FEA model.
The other purpose is to define what kind of boundary condition to apply--nodal temperatures or elemental pressures. Only temperatures and pressures can be transferred; other boundary condition types are ignored.
4. Initialization Data Was Mapped to the FEA File Instead of Calculated Temperature Results
In certain situations, temperature data mapped to the FEA file may reflect initial conditions used in the CFD model. If you open the new boundary conditions file, you will see that only boundary conditions and initial conditions were mapped over to some of the dummy BCs. This is because the CFD result sets were not available within the source file at the time when the FEA mapping was performed. This problem can be resolved by either closing and reopening the scenario or running 0 iterations from the last saved result set.


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LoHi is a hot restaurant neighborhood, and things got really hot yesterday, when Jonathan Greschler, who'd been the general manager of Old Major since long before that restaurant opened at the end of February, learned that he was out. In her post reporting the news, Lori Midson quoted both Greschler and part-owner Juan Padro on the move, and many readers have chimed in with their thoughts on Greschler, Old Major and the post itself.
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- Old Major, Justin Brunson's "elevated farmhouse cuisine" restaurant, is now open
- Reader: Old Major and Highland both lose the d-bag contest
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Airing your dirty laundry in public is unbecoming of any "professional" in any industry. This overly dramatic post about an average restaurant manager getting fired is the "news?" Give me a break! It is trashy juvenile drama that no one should have to be subjected to but very typical of this blog.Given the amount of attention that's been paid to Old Major -- a decidedly unaverage restaurant -- since long before it opened, we'd say a major personnel shift is news. But what do the rest of you think? Read Lori Midson's original post, and then post your thoughts below -- or just join the Old Major conversation already under way here.
(And for a very classy response on another recent LoHi discussion involving not personnel but d-bag clientele, see the comment from Sean Kenyon of Williams & Graham posted here.)
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Will, Just a quick note to thank you for such outstanding service in the purchase of my new extended warranty. Not only did you answer all my questions thoroughly, but you did it with a smile in your voice and a "no pressure" approach. CARCHEX is lucky to have you as an employee. You set the bar high for others!!
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I recently purchased a 36 month warranty from George Robinson and wanted to comment on the excellent and thoughtful way Mr. Robinson discussed my contract, gave me suggestions, and let me think out the implications and issues of the warranty. You have a really excellent and very dedicated salesperson in George. He followed up my call when my warranty was due and made really excellent suggestions. It is a pleasure to work with him as this is sometimes a treacherous field full of companies that don't follow up and are simply in the busines to sell and not do follow-up or after service.
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We run a 6 bay service center in Seminole County and have always had a good experience with the CARCHEX warranty providers. Their claims people know what they're doing and payment is always a fast and easy process. For me, it's all about keeping the customer happy and good claims people and fast payment is the name of the game.
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I just wanted to pass along some praise for your sales rep Rich. He was extremely knowledgeable, professional and patient with both me and my husband as we looked at the different warranty options for our Civic and Odyssey. We eventually chose two Platinum plans that have great coverage! It was a pleasure doing business with Rich and we will definitely recommend CARCHEX to others.
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I have had my warranty for about 5 months and unfortunately I had some problems with my 2003 Mercedes SL500. I took it to the dealer and they contacted your administrator of the Policy, Royal. An inspector was sent out to verify the work that needed to be done within 24 hours and the car needed approx $2,500 worth of work on the suspension. Within 36 hours the work was authorized in full and the repairs were made. Total cost to me was my deductable of $100 I must tell you that I was surprised and very pleased with the service and the way the claim was handled. Not only was the problem repaired 100% but the dealer found some other parts that were wearing out and those were taken care of as well. It is unusual for a warranty company to do what they say... Congratulations to you and your staff for everything that you promised me when I bought the policy was in fact, the way it was handled.
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Thank you so very much for being so helpful today! I decided to not go with the dealer - you are much nicer to deal with. I will go over these figures with my brother and decide if we are able to work this into our budget. I have included him in this decision because he is the one who has volunteered to help me to pay for the warranty or my car repairs should something happen. Finally I am able to see it written out here so we can see it. Please tell your supervisor/manager that I say you are the BEST! Very accommodating and very easy to work with. You state the facts without being high pressure, and it made my decision to NOT go with the dealer who only gave a brochure but not these kind of choices! I am such a detailed person I cannot just "trust" them without seeing more.
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WARREN - The Sunnyside Daytime Dining is closed Monday and Tuesday.
That is the last negative thing you'll hear me say about this delightful place that has all the familiarity of home and comfort but with sophisticated food.
Joe Simone is a chef, an excellent, classically trained chef. He's also a charming host. How he does both, there in the tiny open kitchen, is beyond me, but he makes everyone feel as though he's cooking for them - which of course he is - but just them.
He waves as guests enter and as they leave and somehow in between he makes amazing breakfasts or divine lunches. He multitasks like no man you've ever seen.
I admit I'm a fan and have been to The Sunnyside more than a few times, but haven't reviewed the place since it opened in 2009. Why? Because it's always jammed when I arrive, so I think everyone knows about this hidden gem. But on my last visit I realized my attitude wasn't fair to the rest of you who haven't been here, is it?
So here we are, with an introduction to The Sunnyside in order.
It's on Water Street in Warren, and in the summer you can sit outside for that special water view or inside by one of the many windows in a place bathed in white that is clean as the morning breeze.
Simone grew up in Barrington and his first restaurant job was working at TaVino when he was in high school. Now, he leaves his Sunnyside kitchen at 3 p.m. each afternoon and TaVino moves in for dinner. Yes, it may be the most unusual arrangement in all of Rhode Island dining, but they've made it work.
By 7 a.m. Simone and his staff are back in the kitchen. They open at 8 a.m. but if you get there early on the weekends, you might find a pot outside by 7:15 so you can have coffee while you wait. Simone is a good neighbor, and that is part of the reason the food is so fine.
He promises that you eat the freshest ingredients he can procure. The list is long, so take a breath: eggs from Buffoni Farm; bread from Seven Stars; java from New Harvest Coffee; sausage from Mello's Chourico in Fall River; Wishing Stone Farm honey; Narragansett Creamery yogurt, Rhody Fresh Milk; Blackbird Farm flank steak; and Persimmon Provisions ground beef.
Every day one of his servers stops at Nick's Fish Market in Bristol to pick up cod for the day's Fish Tacos ($14). That could explain why every time I've eaten at Sunnyside someone at my table orders them. They are fresh. Of course, Simone's preparation is beautiful too. He dredges the pieces of fish through flour and then sautés them in Spanish extra virgin olive oil. No skimping here. He serves them on corn tortillas with avocado with two sauces: a tomatillo salsa and red tomato salsa. Those are recipes he developed back from the days he was a private chef in California. Some of the house staff came from Latin America and they made the tacos for lunch and Simone watched and ate.
I adore his Jonah Crab Cakes ($15) with shallot greens and lemon chive crème fraîche. Again freshness and history are the key combination. He gets the Jonah Crab from Maine - but not all year, of course. He thinks Jonah are the sweetest crab and he likes that they are unpasteurized.
I think the taste is pure crab delight, with chunks of seafood and little filler. They are always fried up just right, I'm going to guess in that same olive oil that imparts a richness beautifully balanced by the crème fraîche.
He serves both the crab cakes and taco with salads, which are just what you want for the perfect lunch.
The crab cakes, by the way, can be enjoyed at breakfast with poached eggs and lemon hollandaise sauce.
His soups of the day are always stunning. Most recently I had his corn chowder ($7) with pancetta and potatoes. The broth was light and the three main ingredients were perfectly in proportion with each other.
In the past I've enjoyed his burger ($14) not just for the freshly ground beef but also for the toppings of applewood bacon, caramelized onions and Cheddar cheese. Now I might feel guilty eating through that, but again, it comes with salad (three tiny ones, all different) and not French fries.
Dessert is a must here, and I favor Bambi's Brownie ($6), because it has chocolate chips in it and it's always soft and fresh. Yes, there's that word again.
The breakfast menu includes eggs, "soufflé" pancakes, griddle omelets, chourico hash, waffles and the signature Baked Raisin French Toast.
There is a children's menu and Simone notes, "We have a lot of friends five and under."
Which brings me to one other warning: Don't just roll out of bed and show up at The Sunnyside. You are sure to meet someone you know, or make a new friend, and you do want your hair combed for that. Don't you?
Bill of Fare
A lunch for two at The Sunnyside might look like this
Housemade lemonade $2.75
Coffee $2.75
Corn Chowder $7.00
Fish Tacos $14.00
Crab Cakes $15.00
Brownie $6.00
Ice Cream $3.00
Total food and drink $50.50
Tax $4.04
Tip $10.00
Total bill $64.54
The Sunnyside Daytime Dining, 267 Water St., Warren, (401) 247-1200, thesunnysideri.com. Free parking lot and on-street parking. Wheelchair accessible. All credit cards. Children's menu. Breakfast served 8 to 11 a.m. Wednesday through Friday and lunch 11: 30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Brunch 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Breakfast dishes $9-$16; lunch $8-$16. Full bar.


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Outdoor Speakers
Jun 5, 2013 2:41 PM, By Bennett Liles
The MK2399i-WP weather-protected, two-way trapezoidal loudspeaker from EAW is designed as a main house speaker for smaller venues and distributed fill for larger environments including stadiums and arenas. The LF driver is a 3in. voice coil, 12in. vented cone. While the HF section is a 1.4in. exit 3in. voice coil compression driver. Working together, they deliver a frequency response of 65Hz to 18kHz, a 90x90-degree coverage angle and 600W power handling capacity. Operation is switchable between full range passive and bi-amped. There is a selection of six different horns with coverage patterns ranging from 60x45 degrees to 120x60 degrees. Optional accessories include a flybar, eye bolts, and U-brackets.
Versatility and toughness are the keys that Electro-Voice designed into the EVID 6.2 dual 6in. two-way, surface-mount loudspeaker. Its elliptical weather-resistant ABS enclosure houses twin 6in. woofers and a 1in. titanium diaphragm HF driver with a neodymium magnetic structure. It is magnetically shielded for video applications and equipped with a Strong-Arm Mount for flexible aiming. Providing a frequency response of 62Hz to 20kHz (-10dB) and continuous power handling capacity of 150W, the system uses spring connection terminals and it is available in black or white.
JBL configured the new AWC-129 all-weather, compact two-way coaxial loudspeaker with a Kevlar-reinforced 12in. LF cone and 3in. voice coil. This is teamed with a fluid-cooled 1in. high-temperature polymer diaphragm to produce a frequency response of 55Hz to 20kHz (-10dB). The IP-56 rated enclosure exhibits a 90x90-degree broadband pattern, and handles 400W average continuous power at 8Ω. The unit includes overload protection and an input transformer with 70V taps at 200W, 100W, 50W, and 25W, along with 100V taps at 200W, 100W, and 50W. The heavily braced enclosure is ABS with Glass. The grille is a corrosion-resistant, zinc-rich, extra-thick, powder-coated steel assembly with foam, featuring woven poly mesh backing.
Engineered for indoor or protected outdoor use by Lowell, the 100W OS100 Series speakers can operate on 8Ω, 25V, 70V or 100V systems. The OS100T has an architecturally curved plastic housing with a weather-resistant terminal cover, fine-mesh grille and U-shaped mounting bracket. Inside, there is a 6.5in. mica-coated woofer with a rubber surround paired with a tweeter featuring a 1in. silk domed driver. Together, these deliver a frequency response of 97Hz to 20kHz (±6dB) and the unit is connected using up to 14 gauge stranded wire on a moveable 4-conductor Phoenix connection.
The AM604 large-format mid/high horn from Martin Audio is designed to provide the punch necessary for intelligibility on long-throw situations in large venues. Capable of operation in either a bi-amped or two-way passive set-up, it provides a 60x90-degree vertical dispersion pattern and exhibits an 8Ω impedance. The enclosure houses a port assisted 10in. horn and a 1.4in. exit HF horn. The mid-range section handles 400W continuous power, while the HF horn provides 150W capacity. For full-range configuration, the crossover is 1.5kHz, but there is an optional passive two-way crossover available. The frequency response of the AM604 is 150Hz to 18kHz ±3dB and -10dB at 120Hz.
Housed in UV-stabilized, long-lasting ABS plastic, the Garden Series (GS) speakers and in-ground subwoofer from Niles Audio can withstand extreme weather, even surviving temperatures of 50 degrees below zero to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. The GS4 4in. satellite speaker features a 1in. Teteron tweeter, 4in. mineral-filled polypropylene woofer and dual mounting options (included), stake mounted for in-ground use or wall-mount bracket to attach against any flat surface. With a frequency response of 70Hz to 21kHz +/- 3dB, the GS4 can handle 10W to 110W amplifier power. The GSS10 Garden In-Ground subwoofer can be buried 16in.-18in. underground where it provides a frequency response of 25Hz to 110Hz at 50W to 500W power.
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In an earlier post I thought the stains were oil. I took a closer look and I think they could be chocolate. Problem is the shirt has been through the dryer.
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Did you try a Clorox Bleach Pen? How about powdered Biz? You can just mix some up in a bowl and soak the shirt overnight in it, I haven't found anything that Biz would not soak out. |
try soaking it for a few hours in an oxyclean solution. of course oxyclean works best in hot water so as hot as your shirt can tolerate. sometimes I have to do it twice before the stain is gone |
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Three Victoria College music majors will perform a joint sophomore recital at 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 26 in the Johnson Symposium Center on VC's Main Campus. The recital is free and open to the public.
Soprano Kelli Nevarez will sing songs in English and Italian. Arturo Fonseca will play several compositions for tuba, and Matthew Crigger, a composition major, will perform two original compositions and Gymnopedie No. 1 by Eric Satie on piano.
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I like this as a hand cream it does an effective job, considering the cold Michigan winters, even when I come from outside my hands are still supple. But I did have to take a lippie off for the smell, to me it smells like cheap hairgrease. I like that it is not sticky and it sinks in fast. Got a travel sized one for 0.99 at Target.
Mooo!! I love this stuff. I use it as a hand cream primarily, but it works on any other body part just as effectively. It's not greasy, slimy or filmy - it sinks in almost instantly and leaves hands soft and supple. The consistency is lighter than other emoillent-rich hand lotions, but don't let that fool you - it definitely gives you the benefits of a thick and heavy cream without the stickiness. I've given "moo cream" (as I call it) to several friends and everyone has raved. One friend especially loved it - her skin was so dry and itchy during her pregnancy that she needed to apply something often, and this was just the ticket. I bought her the big jar to keep with her when she gave birth. (Incidentally, I read a few previous reviews about packaging - it does come tubes - there's a long tube and a travel-sized tube that can be found at Harmon Cosmetics, Walgreens and Wal-Mart.) And, you can't beat the price. I personally love the clean, almost non-scented smell of this lotion, but I guess it isn't everyone's cup of tea.
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For some reason, this actually made my hands drier. Also, I didn't like the smell, but maybe I got a bad tube? It sure was cheap though.
There are so many raves for this product. I'm sad I can't add my own, because this stuff is inexpensive and easy to find. I've used the hand cream and the body version for my feet, which need constant care (I'm always barefoot around the house, no matter what season) but neither impressed me. It absorbed quickly enough, and the scent wasn't that horrid (but then again, I used very little), but it was just a so-so product. Cute that they still instruct the buyer on how to apply this on cows, though. continued >>
Wow what a cheap product that works so well. First, I have eczema and I need to moisturize my hands ten times a day. I usuallyhave minimal success with most hand creams and resigned myself to rough hands. Forget the rest of my body- which requires heavy lotions regardless- my hands were hopeless due to constant washing. This was only 99 cents at Bed Bath and Beyond (an EXCELLENT place to buy beauty products if you can get to one near you - I have never been to a cheaper store). I have been using this for a week. And after a minimum of using it three times a day- my hands are eczema free!! I mean my hands are actually softer and smoother than the rest of me - so guess what I'll be purchasing for the rest of my body? You got it- Udderly Smooth. This is truly my new HG moisturizer. And it works for my face too - I still prefer cetaphil for my face but this can certainly substitute as a back-up in my purse. The smell is fine to me - I think it smells clean and fresh - maybe they improved on the scent?
Wow, shame this stuff smells so bad. It really works on my dry hands. I have a newborn baby and live in a cold, dry climate, so washing my hands several times a day leaves them horribly dry. This is the only cream I have used that really does last through multiple handwashings. It leaves my hands soft and smooth. Lovely. But it really does smell like the underside of a cow, which is hard for me to stomach. If only it smelled better, it would be an hg.
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Besides being a hilarious label read, this stuff actually works. I like it for sensitive skin areas. I would pefer it in a tube though.
I love this stuff! I had given Nivea a try, but felt that it was too greasy and can only apply it right before I go to bed. This is a much better alternative. It has a similar scent (clean and somewhat soapy) but does not leave a greasy film and is much easier to apply than the original Nivea cream. This cream is light and whipped and slathers on quite easily. It leaves my skin super soft and the price is unbeatable. I bought a jar of this at Trader Joe's for under 3 bucks. This is definitely a repurchase.
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I love this product. The smell doesn't bother you as much once you get use to it & you realise what great results you are getting. In my family we all have extremely dry skin, and as a younger child I suffered from cracked, bleeding feet because of it. I've been using this product for years, since it's been under a different name & i have no complaints.
I was happy to find uddercream in the US. I'm from the Netherlands and there uddercream is a more general product to moisturize dry and chapped hands (and farmers use it on cow udders as well I presume). Every drugstore there has it's own brands so there's more to choose from when it comes to consistency and packaging.
Here this seems to be the only brand available in drugstores but it works well. Non-greasy and very moisturizing, I'm sure it will get me through the winter months ahead :-)


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how much spitting up is normal?
DD will spit up even an hr. & a half after she eats and forget about laying her down...she seems to spit up all the time. sometimes she'll even spit up and will just swallow it instead of spitting it out. |
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DS was a huge spitter-upper until he hit his 5th month and then one day it just stopped. I literally mean in one day too. He just woke up one morning and didn't throw up at all and hasn't ever since (well, okay, maybe a *little* but NOTHING like he did before that day!) Before, he'd spit up so much we'd have to change our shirt several times a day and change the sheets he slept on as well. I was worried about it and brought it up with our pediatrician. She said that some babies just are spitter uppers and some aren't but almost all of them will mature out of it before they're 6 months or so. As long as the baby is gaining weight properly she said it's nothing to be concerned about. |
Jayme, HI! Logan spits up a ton too, and as you know our babies are 1 day apart. He will spit up long after a feeding, also. My doctor said the same thing that Pam mentioned, as long as the baby is gaining weight they are not too concerned. Also, as long as the baby doesn't seem to be having any pain or discomfort that could suggest a sensitivity to something in your milk maybe. That was part of Logan's problem to, milk sensitivity. Once I cut that out of my diet he was fine, but still continues to spit up. We go through so many bibs each day! Aspen |
- Posted by jayme24baby (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 02 at 9:59
AspneE, phoebe is allergic to milk too! i have cut that out of my diet weeks and weeks ago and she's better but still spits up a little. do you miss it? do you have to cut out all milk products or just milk? i have to do the whole milk product (cheese, butter, ect.) and i miss it:) |
- Posted by Pam_from_the_PNW (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 02 at 10:30
I never even connected things till Aspen's message, but Tristan is allergic to milk too. He gets eczema when I drank milk so I stopped drinking it and his eczema is so much better. He did stop spitting up while I was still drinking milk, but maybe if I had stopped dairy products sooner it might have helped him stop spitting up earlier. Jayme - I've had to cut out all dairy too and I miss it as well! I don't mind the taste of the vanilla soy milk or rice milk though - some brands aren't too bad. I also had something called "veggie slices" which tastes enough like that fake sliced American cheese that it helps when I want cheese. They aren't the world's greatest, but not bad. Pam |
Jayme and Pam, I had to cut out all dairy as well, yogurt, pudding, cheese, sour cream you name it! I didn't realize how many things have dairy sources in them until I had to eliminate it out of my diet. I have gotten used to it though, and don't mind it too much. However, I do look forward to having a nice slice of cheese pizza or a large glass of milk! I haven't tried any of the soy products yet. I wonder if maybe our babies have extra sensitive stomachs and that is why they are all three allergic to milk and pretty big spitters? Something to consider I suppose. Aspen |
My baby is a major spitter too, but then it turned to vomitting. Finally, after being puked on one too many times we went to the doctor and they did this test at the hospital and DD has gastroesophegal (sp?) reflux. DD used to cry a lot, colicky, but now that she is on zantac it has all but stopped. She still spits up a little after every meal, but it is tons better. She'll be 3 months next week. Good luck! |
- Posted by jayme24baby (My Page) on Fri, Feb 8, 02 at 0:25
alamogirl, phoebe has reflux too and has been on tagament for about 4 wks. now but she still will spit up a bunch! isn't weird that our little ones have reflux? before i had dd i had never heard of this and now it seems i hear it everywhere. |
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Smoked Salmon Sandwich
August 22, 2013
Smoked salmon is such a luxurious, rich flavor that people tend to save it for special occasions. But you can easily make it at home, as Grilling24x7 shows us how.
I got the idea for this week's salmon recipe from the Food Network TV show: Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives. The salmon is put into a sweet marinade for a little while and then put on the smoker. The smoked salmon was used to make a salmon sandwich. It was really good; take a look!
Ingredients (to make 2 burgers):
1 Salmon Filet
1 Orange
Dark Brown Sugar
Salt and Pepper
Rolls, Lettuce, Tomato, and Mayo
For this recipe the plan was to smoke the salmon on a small sheet of aluminum foil set on the grate of the smoker. Why? Well, that's how the guy did it on TV so I figured why not!? The first step was to cut the skin off of the salmon. To do this, I put my sharp knife right under the skin and cut the meat right off. With salmon you also want to make sure there are no bones in the meat. I used the back of my knife and ran it down the fish perpendicular to the backbone of the filet. If a bone is present you'll see it sticking out and you can grab it with tweezers. I actually had no bones in this filet.
The salmon filet was then put in a medium sized plastic container. I cut an orange in half and squeezed orange juice on top of the salmon.
Next I took a handful of dark brown sugar and sprinkled it on top of the salmon filet along with a little salt and pepper. Finally I drizzled honey on top and let the fish rest in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes while I got the smoker ready.
I lit my Weber Smokey Mountain smoker to get an approximate heat of 225 degrees. I used apple wood in addition to charcoal. I knew the smoke was going to take somewhere between 1-2 hours so I planned accordingly.
After about 1.5 hours the salmon was finished. The salmon was done when a fork could easily cut into the filet and pull the layers apart easily. Essentially the layers sort of flake off when done.
When I saw this recipe on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives on Food Network the cook was making salmon BLTs. While that sounds amazing I wanted to avoid using bacon for this recipe so I went with a simple salmon sandwich. I topped the sandwich with lettuce, tomato and mayo. It was really good. You could really taste the sweetness from the honey and the sugar. The smoke was a nice addition to the fish. Very nice!
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Achaean League
Achaean League
3rd-century BC confederation of towns of Achaea, an area in the northern Peloponnese of ancient Greece. Twelve cities had joined together by the 4th century BC to combat piracy, but they disbanded after the death of Alexander the Great. Ten cities renewed the league in 280 BC, later admitting non-Achaean cities to defend themselves against Macedonia, then Sparta, and finally Rome. Rome dissolved the league after defeating it in 146 BC. Later a smaller league was formed that existed into the Roman imperial age.
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13th, 2012 Sunday Homily:
Fr.Francis Chirackal CMI, MSW
10: 25-26, 34-35, 44-48; I Jn 4: 7-10; Jn 15: 9-17
One day Mahatma Gandhi, the national leader, who led
India in its 'freedom fight' with 'non violence' against British Rule, was
traveling on a train with a first class ticket. Seeing Gandhi, an Indian young
man, traveling with a First Class ticket, a British man took his shoe, slapped
him and told him to travel in third class compartment. Gandhi, who hails from
an aristocratic family, with a bleeding face asked the British man, "Sir, did
anything happen to your foot as you are standing on bare foot?" A great example of forgiving love. The same
Gandhi, son of a rich family, started wearing only two pieces of cloth, saying,
'unless all Indians get cloth to cover their full body I will not wear full
suit'. That is why we see Gandhi's
pictures only with very simple dress, an example of sacrificial love.
Gandhi, who was a traditional Hindu believer, was an ardent follower of Christ
and His teachings. He learned the lesson of non-violence from the Crucifix. He was a follower of Christ, who followed His
commandment of love and forgiveness in his actual life.
Today's first reading describes how the Early Church
started to be a Universal Church as the Apostles began preaching The Good News
to non-Jewish communities under the
guidance of the Holy Spirit. Our second reading tells us how God loved us first, taking initiatives. Today's gospel gives
us two models of our personal relationship to Jesus: as a servant or as a
friend. At any given point in our faith journey one of these two models is
dominant. Either we see our relationship to Christ mainly in terms of a
master-servant or in terms of a friend-friend. It reflects the multi-dimensions
of our relationship with God. But the basic elements of all of these relationships
are love and respect. There can't be a true friendship or servant-master
relationship without mutual love and respect though we may see employer-employee
relationship without true love and respect.
As we see in the gospel, there exist both
master-servant and friend-friend relationships. But Jesus raised the
servant–master relationship to the friend-friend relationship. Jesus wanted us
to be His partners in loving others imitating His love so that all people and all
generations will experience God's love and find salvation. Even in His
friend-friend relationship with His disciples, there was newness and specialty.
On normal level, if our friends do not come to our help when we are in dire
need or under severe threat, we may tend to distance them labeling them not
trust-worthy as they didn't help in our time of need. We may call them selfish friends
of good times for their personal gains. But as we see in the gospel, though he
knew that his disciples are going to desert him in his difficult time, He
called them friends. One who denied him
three times was appointed the chief of those friends and the first Pope of the
Human beings can't choose Jesus, the Son of God, as a friend due to
the difference in status. So Jesus chose us to be His friends taking the
initiative and destroying the barriers with his imminent act of love. That love
was expressed in unconditional forgiveness, sacrifice and acceptance. As John
describes, God expressed His love for mankind by sending His Son to die for us,
humans, "as expiation for our sins."
As Jesus says, he has chosen us to be his friends.
If he has decided to choose us in our unworthiness and to love and accept us as
we are, considering us as his friends, then we should not fix our gaze on
ourselves and ask, "Who am I, Lord, that you should love me?" Rather
we should fix our gaze on Him and ask, "Who are you, Lord, that you love
me so?" This question will lead us to love, forgiveness and the generosity
of God towards the human race and make us to feel proud of our human existence
and citizenship in the Kingdom of God. This will enable us to go out of us and
reach out to others in need not as an obedient servant without other choices, but
as a faithful friend with profound love and respect towards God and towards our
fellow human beings. It is our common experience that we take commands with
more joy from our intimate friends than from our bosses. Here Jesus' commandment
of love and service becomes more intimate to us.
Love and friendship are two ways of expressing the
same reality. Following certain rules and regulations doesn't guarantee
friendship. There is only one way to be a good friend, and that is to love, to
give our love to our friend without any strings or conditions attached. When
Jesus chooses us He doesn't put on certain conditions. It is true that love and
friendship are loaded with uncertainties. Part of the bittersweet agony of
loving is found precisely in the uncertainties that are involved and it goes
far beyond feelings as we see in Abraham. Love and friendship involve
decisions, choices, will, and commitment. It is an active process, not passive.
It is a going forward movement, not a stationary or going backward. It is a
brightening and accelerating experience which transcends momentary feelings and
Let us be good friends with Jesus and live a life of
love and spread a life of love reflecting God through our lives. Let us be a
rejoicing people in love-in love of God and love of our neighbors. God bless


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St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Catholic Church Msgr. Gerard Finegan leaves this week for France to pray at the Marian shrine of Lourdes. While there, he'll help care for the sick and crippled.
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