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I have gotten rave reviews from this cake over the years. It has a wonderful flavor and moistness. Don't forget to wrap and freeze your layers while they are still warm!
***This recipe does not work as well with fondant covered cakes–it is a little too soft for the weight of the fondant.
1 box White Cake Mix (I use Pillsbury)
Ingredients as listed on the box (water, oil, and eggs)
2Tablespoons Mayonnaise (I use Hellman's)
1teaspoon Vanilla
1/8 teaspoon almond (or imitation almond) extract
Sift mix into mixing bowl. (Sifting noticeably improves the texture)
Add ingredients listed on the box.
Add vanilla, almond, and mayo.
Mix all ingredients for 2 minutes on medium speed.
Leftover batter can be refrigerated for up to one day.
Pour into greased/prepped pans and bake at 325 degrees until cake springs back when touched in the center.

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GENEVA - Sir Peter Ustinov, a brilliant wit and mimic who won two Oscars for an acting career that ranged from the evil Nero in "Quo Vadis" to the quirky Agatha Christie detective Hercule Poirot, has died. He was 82.
Ustinov, a renaissance man whose talents included writing plays, movies and novels as well as directing operas, also devoted himself to the world's children for more than 30 years as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF.
He died of heart failure Sunday night in a Genolier clinic near his home at Bursins in Swiss vineyards overlooking Lake Geneva, close friend Leon Davico told The Associated Press.
"He was a great man. He was a human being. He was a unique person, someone you could really count on," said Davico, a former UNICEF spokesman.
Born in London on April 16, 1921, the only son of a Russian artist mother and a journalist father, Ustinov claimed also to have Swiss, Ethiopian, Italian and French blood - everything except English.
Ustinov delighted in national differences and frequently referred to them in his works and public appearances. He was - as he noted proudly in his autobiography "Dear Me" - conceived in St. Petersburg, Russia, baptized in a village near Stuttgart, Germany, and reared under a succession of Cameroonian, Irish and German nurses.
His imposing figure, variously described as resembling a teddy bear, a giant panda or a Georgian frontage, began 12 pounds at birth and stayed with him throughout his career.
Ustinov made some 90 movies and also wrote books and plays. He directed films, plays and operas. His narration of Tchaikovsky's "Peter and the Wolf" won him a Grammy.
Among his film roles were a nomad in the outback who befriends a family in "The Sundowners," a one-eyed slave in "The Egyptian," Inspector Poirot in "Death on the Nile," and Abdi Aga, an illiterate tyrant with pretensions of learning in "Memed My Hawk."
Ustinov won best supporting actor Oscars for the role of Batiatus, owner of the gladiator school in "Spartacus" (1960), and as Arthur Simpson, an English small-time black marketeer in Turkey who gets caught up in a jewel heist in "Topkapi" (1965).
His Nero - the Roman emperor who presided over the throwing of Christians to the lions - won him a Golden Globe for best supporting actor in the 1951 movie "Quo Vadis."
He also won three television Emmys, portraying the English lexicographer Samuel Johnson in "Dr. Johnson" and Socrates in "Barefoot in Athens." In "A Storm in Summer," his Emmy came for playing an aged Jewish delicatessen owner in Long Island at grips with racial prejudice in the shape of a proud black youth.
He directed, wrote the screenplay and starred in the 1962 movie "Billy Budd."
He was performing by age 3, mimicking politicians of the day when his parents invited Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie for dinner.
His first attempts at acting were in the disguise of a pig in a dramatized nursery rhyme, as Friar Tuck of Robin Hood fame and as one of three nymphs tempting Ulysses from an Aegean beach. "Ulysses wisely passed us by," he recalled.
He was educated at the prestigious Westminster School, but hated it.
Ustinov left Westminster at 16. He appeared in his first revue and had his first stage play presented in London in 1940, when he was 19.
Ustinov turned producer at 21 when he presented "Squaring the Circle" shortly before he entered the British army in 1942.
If his plays had a continuing theme, it was a celebration of the little man bucking the system.
One of his most successful was "The Love of Four Colonels" which ran for two years in London's West End. Davico, who was starting his career with UNICEF, asked Ustinov to join the U.N. children's agency as a goodwill ambassador after seeing the play.
Ustinov later became a staunch advocate for UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. "He never said no to anything UNICEF or the rest of United Nations asked him to do," Davico said.
Davico said Ustinov recently attended a UNICEF event despite needing a wheelchair - sciatica gave him trouble walking, and diabetes left him with 30 percent vision and foot problems.
Ustinov's long service as a United Nations goodwill ambassador led U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to joke that Ustinov was the man to take over from him.
He later set up a foundation dedicated to understanding between people across the globe and between generations.
"I think knowing people is the best way of getting rid of prejudices. When I was young, I was brought up in an atmosphere which was just loaded with prejudices," he said in 2001.
Michael Winner, who directed Ustinov as Poirot in the 1988 movie "Appointment With Death," described the actor as a "marvelous man, a great wit, a great raconteur, a man of the world."
"He was a very good actor but he wasn't used as an actor as much as he should have been because he became famous as Peter Ustinov," Winner told The Associated Press in a telephone interview.
Ustinov treated getting older the way he treated everything else in his life - as another experience to be added to his repertoire of anecdotes, quips and material for books.
When he turned 60 in 1981, Ustinov was asked if he was tempted to take things a little easier. "I only feel 59," he said.
"But what really surprises me," he added, "is that I don't say many different things now than I did when I was 20. The only difference is that having white hair means that people tend to listen now while they never did before."
It was an attitude that stayed with him as he turned 80.
"Why should one slow down? I don't quite understand it," he said in an interview with The Associated Press in 2001.
Ustinov's son Igor, a noted sculptor, said his father even viewed his own mortality with humor. Responding to an interviewer who asked what Ustinov would like to see inscribed on his tombstone, he reportedly said: "Keep off the grass."
When he was knighted by the Queen of England in 1990, his main worry was how to reply to the invitation from Buckingham Palace.
"The invitation said, 'Delete whichever is inapplicable: I can kneel - I cannot kneel.' But there was nothing for those who can kneel but not get up," Ustinov recalled.
But he remained active until close to his death, playing himself in the 2003 TV movie "Winter Solstice."
In other late roles, he was the voice of Babar the Elephant, portrayed a doctor in the film "Lorenzo's Oil," and in 1999 appeared as the Walrus to Pete Postlethwaite's Carpenter in a multimillion-dollar TV movie version of "Alice in Wonderland."
Ustinov was married three times, and is survived by his four children and his third wife.
He had one daughter with his first wife, Isolde Denham, from whom he was divorced in 1950 after a decade-long marriage.
He married Suzanne Cloutier in 1954. They had two daughters and a son - Igor. The couple divorced in 1971, the year they moved to Switzerland.
Ustinov married his third wife, Helene du Lau d'Allemans, in 1972.
Funeral arrangements were not available.


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AMX Opens Showroom in New York City's Legendary Times Square to Showcase Advanced Product Capabilities
RICHARDSON, Texas â April 7, 2008 â Today, AMX® announced the public opening of its New York Showroom, a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility that showcases the companyâs advanced product capabilities to dealers, consultants, architects, designers and end users. The Showroom, which is conveniently located in the heart of Times Square, features an interactive demonstration platform for more than 350 AMX products â from the companyâs award-winning line of Modero® Touch Panels and NetLinx® Controllers to its AutoPatch®, Endeleo and Solecis⢠Signal Management Systems and Inspired Signage Digital Signage solutions.
âThe AMX New York Showroom will provide most of the Fortune 100 with a convenient place to learn about the simplicity and intrinsic value of AMX,â? said Rashid Skaf, AMX president and CEO. âEnd users who visit our Showroom will be able to experience how control and automation systems can make their lives easier while simultaneously learning about the significant and repeatable return on investment that our solutions can provide.â?
The entire Showroom is a live example of AMX technology at work, including five separate control systems and one redundant control system driving nearly 300 third-party products from manufacturer partners Brivo® Systems, Biamp® Systems, Da-Lite®, Lutron Electronics®, NEC®, projectiondesign® and Tandberg®, among others. In addition to the Product Showcase, which features examples from each AMX product line, the space includes a state-of-the-art Conference Room with audio and video teleconferencing equipment, a 65-inch plasma display, cable satellite receiver, DVD players and more.
Throughout the Showroom, sub-systems such as the IT and phone networks â as well as lighting, motorized shading, security, HVAC and music systems â are fully integrated with AMXâs award-winning Resource Management Suite (RMS) to demonstrate real-time equipment monitoring and energy management. In total, the Showroom includes more than three miles of network, audio/video (A/V) and fiber cables.
âThe AMX New York Showroom marks another first for the industry, pushing the envelope of technology and showcasing the perfect marriage between technology and design,â? said Jeff Kindig, AMX vice president of marketing strategy.
Extending beyond the demonstration platform, the facility includes a full-time Training Center for AMX University, the companyâs worldwide training program, offering Control and Signal Management classes for every level beginning Monday, April 14. The current training schedule is available at www.amx.com/training.
Last week, AMX hosted several Grand Opening events in the Showroom. The company will hold additional functions this week, including an Open House for residential dealers on Wednesday, April 9 from 9 AM to 5 PM.
âI want to personally thank all of the dealers, consultants, architects, end users and manufacturer partners who joined us in the Showroom last week for three very special days of celebration, as well as those who plan to visit us in the future. If the turnout and feedback we have received thus far is any indication, the AMX New York Showroom is going to be an overwhelming success â both for AMX and our valued partners,â? concluded Skaf.
The AMX New York Showroom occupies the 24th floor of Bush Tower at 130 West 42nd Street.
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AMX hardware and software solutions simplify the way people interact with technology. With the increasing number of technologies and operating platforms at work and home, AMX solves the complexity of managing this technology with reliable, consistent and scalable systems. Our award-winning products span control and automation, switching, distributed audio and video, and technology management. They are implemented worldwide in conference rooms, homes, classrooms, network operation / command centers, hotels, entertainment venues, broadcast facilities, among others.
AMX was founded in 1982 and is a member of the Duchossois Group of Companies. For more information, visit www.amx.com.
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Hop along to one of our free workshops and you'll be well on your way to becoming a gardener. We've everything from scarecrow making to creating plant pots from newspaper.
Anyone for tennis?
After exploring the garden, why not challenge family and friends to a game of tennis on our new all weather court?
We've everything you need, from period wooden rackets to match-winning tennis balls. All you need to bring are flat sports shoes and a lot of energy.
Become a Hidcote Hunter
Bringing the family and not sure how you'll entertain the little ones? Pick up one of our free hunter packs from the visitor reception and your visit will be packed with fun activities - there's everything from map reading to insect spotting.
Play croquet
Make the most of summer and try your hand at a spot of croquet.
Have a go at this traditional pastime on the Great Lawn. We've all you need - including occasional tuition.
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The great outdoors
Get out and about and explore some of the public footpaths that lead from our visitor car park. Head up the hill and you'll reach the highest point in Warwickshire. Pick up a walking guide from our visitor reception.
Underwater world
It's not just plants that you can see in the garden. Take a look in one of our pools and see how many underwater creatures you can spot swimming around. Our watery friends are very important and some are protected.
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I contemplated writing Puyo Puyo Fun
Puyo Puyo Sun for the Sega Saturn is the third title in the Puyo Puyo Series. The games title is a pun referring to the suns that feature in gameplay as well as "san" the Japanese word for three. From what I can gather from the animated sequence that precedes the title screen Satan has created a device to bring the sun closer to the earth, causing great discomfort for those not acclimated to such heat. Satan however is having the time of his life playing a ukelele and wearing a Hawaiian shirt.
The single player game has you completing a quest to defeat Satan, and allows you to chose between three heroes at your outset. Draco is the easy option with the shortest path to fight Satan, Arle is the normal option with a moderately longer campaign, and finally Sheezo who has the most arduous trek to save the world from Satan's maniacal scheme. Despite the three characters being easy, normal, and hard modes respectively it is only the amount of battles you face before finishing the campaign that changes, the actually opponent difficulty is still changed via the option menu. So it allows you to play through all three separate story threads regardless of you ability at the actual game which is nice.
In between each battle there is a short animated sequence where your character interacts with another opponent to justify his or her reason for playing the next match of Puyo Puyo. These shorts are quite charming and humorous and really add to the game for the single player experience. The opponents themselves are an odd bunch, with characters such as Skeleton T, who funnily enough is a skeleton who drinks tea, or Chopun who is a man cosplaying as the female protagonist Arle, with the one exception being that he wears a brown paper bag on his head.
The gameplay itself is a versus puzzle game and like most games in the genre as you clear blocks on your side, your opponents screen is filled with blank garbage blocks to impede their progress. The blocks themselves are the "puyo"; small coloured blobs with eyes. You match the Puyos of like colour into groups of four or more to clear them from your screen and thereby send garbage blocks to your opponents side. The amount of blocks that your opponent receives is dependent on the amount of puyos that you clear in one sequence. You can create combos by stacking goups on top of each other and creating chain reactions. The titular suns are the new gameplay addition in this version of the game and function as a multiplier increasing the number of garbage blocks sent to your opponent, they fall randomly on your playing field, so it can be difficult to plan your combos around them.
The two player mode allows you to choose any of the 16 characters that feature in the single player story mode, with the only unplayable character being Satan. At the outset of the match it allows both players to choose the speed at which the Puyos fall independently so as to allow players of varying skill levels a fair chance. You also are able to select what type of blocks will fall as garbage. As a versus game it really is fantastic fun, however even with the speed handicapping available pre-match if you are playing against someone more adept at creating combos the match will really be over fairly quickly.
There is a third mode that is playable by either one or two players and is not versus as such but more a straight score attack mode in the classic tetris mould, where the blocks continually speed up as you go until you are unable to clear them and your screen fills resulting in a game over screen. The blocks you clear in this mode will not send garbage blocks to the other player.
As a sequel it is hard to recommend this game to people who already own other games in the series as the gameplay change from the previous titles, the suns, really don't alter the feel or play of the overall game a tremendous amount. As an overall package though there really is a fantastic amount included with this game, the story mode is fantastic, the manual that comes with the game includes character art and bios, comic, sticker sheet featuring characters, and a Compile(Puyo Puyo Sun's developer) newsletter containing Puyo Puyo fan art amongst other things. I enjoyed playing through the single player game immensely and playing with friends in multiplayer was equally enjoyable, for anyone who likes competitive puzzle games I can't recommend this game enough.


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The dogs days of summer are over and the Fall season of T.V. shows has begun!
The dogs days of summer are over and the Fall season of T.V. shows has begun!
Kicker 102.5 has teamed up with Country Superstars Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood and Arista Nashville to give one lucky listener and their guest the opportunity to win a trip to the 47th Annual CMA Awards in Nashville, Tennessee on November 6
Season 5 of 'The Voice' kicks off on Sept. 23 on NBC.The boys are at again Adam Levine and Blake Shelton in a new music video to help promote the return of coaches Cee Lo Green and Christina Aguilera back to 'The Voice.'
As most of you know Carrie Underwood will be performing the opening theme "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night," for NBC's Sunday Night Football this season. Now we've learned that Underwood's season debut will feature 13 NFL players on September 8 when the Dallas Cowboys take on the New York Giants.
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Carrie Underwood's rendition of "Waiting All Day For Sunday Night" is around the corner during the first NFL Sunday Night Football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants September 8 on NBC.
The new fall television season is right around the corner and country music fans are already talking about the upcoming season of "Nashville" on ABC.
The Duck Dynasty family just got a little bigger! Duck Dynasty new season begins tomorrow night (Wed) on A&E (9 p.m. central) and it looks like the Duck Commanders will be adding some new blood to their show.
After an intense week of voting, we finally know who Texarkana's favorite TV weatherman is for 2013!
OMG! Okay, yes! My guilty pleasure is watching The Bachelorette. Anybody that watches the show knows that "this will be the most dramatic season EVER." LOL yeah, we've all heard that one! But, it just might be true this season.
'Duck Dynasty' without Phil? No, that can be or could it? This morning it made news that Phil Robertson would be leaving the show.
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by Tom-H on Sep 28, 2014 at 6:02pm
This course is Terrible. Next to soccer, baseball and football fields. Poor layout.
No one I asked in the park knew where there was Disc Golf. There are No Sign indicating there is Disc Golf.
Hello. If you advertise there is a sport, people will come. I found it by accident.
Hope they improve.
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I met one of the guys that worked on the original Python spec and asked why they wrote Python when there were so many other languages already to choose from and he said, oh, I don't know, it's another language. And your sarcasm not withstanding, you can eliminate spaces like that as long as you replace them with another deliminator, which is actually the whole point.
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1 Then came the children of Israel, even the whole congregation, into the desert of Zin in the first month: and the people abode in Kadesh; and Miriam died there, and was buried there. | 1 In the first month the whole Israelite community arrived at the Desert of Zin, and they stayed at Kadesh. There Miriam died and was buried. |
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After two days of running prelims and field event finals, only two sprinters and a relay team are left in the county.
Track finals participants
Field event finals
Class AAAAA
High jump: Imani Richards, Forest Park, 5-0, tied-fourth.
Triple jump: Bria Matthews, Forest Park, 39-2, second.
Long jump: Matthews, Forest Park, 17-4.5, sixth.
Class AAAA
Discus: Kelsey Arnold, Jonesboro, 119-0, sixth.
High jump: Lorenda Holston, North Clayton, 5-2, fifth.
Class AAAA
400 relay: Jonesboro (Cierra Fulton, S'Kayia Hampton, Jameka Smoot, Alexus Haskins).
100-meter: Lorenda Holston, North Clayton; S'Kayia Hampton, Jonesboro.
North Clayton senior Lorenda Holston and S'Kayia Hampton of Jonesboro will battle for the last time on the high school level in the 100-meter event on Saturday in Albany.
The two seniors qualified for Saturday's finals on Thursday in the prelims at Hugh Mills Stadium.
Holston, a Colorado State signee, had the second-best qualifying time in the event after sprinting 12.11 seconds on the track. Last season, she placed second in the 100 event.
Hampton had the seventh-best qualifying time in the event at 12.26 seconds.
The two have battled each other since middle school.
Jonesboro's 400 relay team also survived the qualifying and will run in the finals. The foursome of Cierra Fulton, Jameka Smoot, Alexus Haskins and Hampton had a qualifying time of 48.64 seconds for seventh place.
During Friday's field event finals in Class AAAAA, Forest Park climbed as high as second in the standings. By the close of Friday's field events finals, the Lady Panthers settled into sixth place.
Forest Park will try to hold on to that spot heading into Saturday's running finals without any participants.
Bria Matthews of Forest Park was the highest placer in the field events. The sophomore placed second in the triple jump at 39-feet, two inches. She had a jump of 17-4.5 in the long jump to place sixth.
Teammate Imani Richards had a jump of 5-0 to finished tied at fourth in the high jump.
In Class AAAA, Holston finished tied for fifth with a jump of 5-2 in the high jump.
Kelsey Arnold of Jonesboro threw 119-0 to place sixth in the discus. She is a Georgia Southern signee.
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It's entirely possible that I've used that pun before on this blog… but that's okay, because today I offer you the opportunity to ogle cute puffins to your heart's content:
Puffin Cam!
The new lion cubs at the National Zoo must take a swim test before they're allowed to be in the enclosure with the other lions. That test happened today. (Spoiler alert: It was adorable. Second spoiler alert: They all passed.)
I have to be honest with you… I am mesmerized by this video.. (Also, please note pattern on the towel lady's shirt at 3:10. It's delightful.)
Cub #2 was having none of it, am I right? She must be related to Tavish.
You guys… I am seriously slacking off. I almost forgot that today is Squirrel Appreciation Day (aka Kolchak's least favorite holiday).
Thanks for the reminder, Cute Overload.
In honor of this momentous day, I give you a bevy of squirrel-related puns.
Settle in with a cup of Squirrel Grey Tea (the drink of choice for refined squirrels everywhere) and enjoy this journey through the annals of squirrel history.
It's been a busy week, so I didn't have time to get the usual link roundup together to close out the week. Instead, I shall give you Jon Hamm and baby big cats.
You're welcome.
(You found the lion and Jon Hamm. For the tiger… click here.)
Holy crap, you guys.
I believe that they are fully deserving of the portmanteau in the post title. (It's not the most creative frankenword, but it'll do.)
Thanks, James Cromwell. I try.
The title of this post was almost "you say ci-cay-da, I say Secada."
Anyway, on to more pressing matters. It's cicada season in parts of Virginia. Thus, if you live in the area or will be visiting, you may want to be on the lookout for these noisy insects. The season is just getting started, but before long they'll be everywhere. Seriously… everywhere. In fact, to mutilate a classic song: "If you're going to be at BlogPaws, you just might find a cicada in your hair." If that happens, try not to panic. It'll be okay. Continue reading
I have no words.
The cute is almost too much to handle.
Speaking of rhinos (as one does), you should head over to Tiny n Fit to read her recent post about visiting South Africa. She shares some sobering facts about rhino poaching, as well as some ways that you can help. (Spoiler: you don't even have to leave your house, although you can if you want.) Finally, you can enter to win a cool Rhino Force bracelet (ends Monday).
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Potential terrorist attacks and the possibility of naturally occurring disease outbreaks have raised concerns about the "surge capacity" of the nation's health care systems to respond to mass casualty events. The statement GAO is issuing today summarizes a June 2008 report, Emergency Preparedness: States Are Planning for Medical Surge, but Could Benefit from Shared Guidance for Allocating Scare Medical Resources (GAO-08-668). In that report, GAO was asked to examine the assistance the federal government had provided to help states prepare for medical surge and what states had done to prepare for medical surge. To do this GAO reviewed documents from the 50 states and federal agencies and interviewed officials from a judgmental sample of 20 states and from federal agencies, as well as emergency preparedness experts.
In its June 2008 report, which is summarized in this statement, GAO found that following a mass casualty event that could involve thousands, or even tens of thousands, of injured or ill victims, health care systems would need the ability to "surge," that is, to adequately care for a large number of patients or patients with unusual medical needs. The federal government has provided funding, guidance, and other assistance to help states prepare for medical surge in a mass casualty event. From fiscal years 2002 to 2007, the federal government awarded the states about $2.2 billion through HHS's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response's Hospital Preparedness Program to support activities to meet their preparedness priorities and goals, including medical surge. Further, the federal government provided guidance for states to use when preparing for medical surge, including Reopening Shuttered Hospitals to Expand Surge Capacity, which contains a checklist that states can use to identify entities that could provide more resources during a medical surge. Based on a review of state emergency preparedness documents and interviews with 20 state emergency preparedness officials, GAO found that many states had made efforts related to three of the four key components of medical surge that GAO had identified--increasing hospital capacity, identifying alternate care sites, and registering medical volunteers. But fewer had implemented the fourth: planning for altering established standards of care. More than half of the 50 states had met or were close to meeting the criteria for the five medical-surge-related sentinel indicators for hospital capacity reported in the Hospital Preparedness Program's 2006 midyear progress reports. In a 20-state review, GAO found that ? all 20 were developing bed reporting systems and most were coordinating with military and veterans hospitals to expand hospital capacity, ? 18 were selecting various facilities for alternate care sites, ? 15 had begun electronic registering of medical volunteers, and ? fewer of the states--7 of the 20--were planning for altered standards of medical care to be used in response to a mass casualty event. State officials in GAO's 20-state review reported that they faced challenges relating to all four key components in preparing for medical surge. For example, some states reported concerns related to maintaining adequate staffing levels to increase hospital capacity. According to some state officials, volunteers were concerned that if state registries became part of a national database they might be required to provide services outside their own state. Some states reported that they had not begun work on or completed altered standards of care guidelines due to the difficulty of addressing the medical, ethical, and legal issues involved in making life-or-death decisions about which patients would get access to scarce resources. While most of the states that had adopted or were drafting altered standards of care guidelines reported using federal guidance as they developed these guidelines, some states also reported that they needed additional assistance.
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May 21, 2013NDP relishes opportunity to play at Comerica Park
By Mike Moore
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Prep junior Mike Wayne rounds third base during the May 16 C-D Division title game. Prep played at Comerica for the first time since 2009.
DETROIT — His team was facing arguably the best in all of high school baseball.
A considerable underdog, Darren Audia and Pontiac Notre Dame Prep were also trying to do something the program hadn't done in 16 years.
Stress and pressure were expectations, to be sure.
"But you know what — I told the kids before we got here that this was a day we couldn't lose," Audia said, standing on the infield at Comerica Park. "I mean, look around. Look where we are and the opportunity we had. Win or lose in this game, this day was a victory for all of us."
For the first time since 2009, the Fighting Irish were at Comerica and playing for the Catholic League C-D Division title.
Facing a Madison Heights Bishop Foley team that had lost once all season — a 6-5 setback to Prep — eventually proved to be too much to handle for the guys in green and gold, who fell 8-2.
Prep actually out-hit Foley 9-5, but giving up eight walks proved costly.
"I said coming into the game that we couldn't make many mistakes," he said. "We didn't have any major errors, but you can't walk that many times."
The Ventures broke a scoreless game with five runs in the third.
Prep answered with a pair in the fourth, but Foley (25-1) answered right back and extended the lead for good.
"I really like the way we played," Audia said. "I actually thought we played loose and played well. We're a very young team. I think we'll be back here before too long."
As for the experience and playing at Comerica?
"Once the loss wears off, this is something these guys will keep with them the rest of their lives," Audia added. Prep (17-10) was seeking its first title since 1997. "It's such a great experience. It's an honor to be down here and be part of this."
"It was unreal," senior third baseman Nick George said. "We worked so hard to get here and to have this chance."
George said the loss hardly took anything away from being on the field he was now set to exit.
"I mean, I'm standing on a major league infield, in the same spot as (Miguel) Cabrera," he said with a smile. "It was so cool. It's spooky how exciting this whole day was."


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The collective vein on the perimeter of the blade indicates it is a Syngonium. Color has little to do with a genus or species since it is variable from plant to plant. Once this plant mature the shape of the blade will totally change. This link explains why. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Natural variation in aroids
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The species is Syngonium podophyllum. Steve |
lotuskira, have you taken care of the root system in all those many years? |
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We grow about 55 j maples here at the 'retum and we are considering adding these 3 because we were so taken by them when we visited Acer Gardens in Deep River Ct. last week.(inventory 75+ j. acers) They were all good sized, potted, heeled in, and growing in a z. 5b full sun field, so we don't know if that accounts for the diff between their description in other sources, and reality in a semi shaded environment.
Oshu shidare we saw were all brick red, NOT maroon , w/ bright green bark.They boldly stood out from all the many other reds they had. Does Tana's red tipping fade w/ july? This rare yatsu had lovely flushed red new foliage; is that normal for it?(vertrees doesn't mention that) thanks so very much for your help.
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at my house, they're just as you described. Fabulous. I live in a weird area that's classed by National Parks and Planning as more a N. Fla/S. GA climate. I have ONLY full sun. I can tell you they would definitely benefit from some afternoon shade, but after 3 years without the tree that created my shade garden, they're full sun survivors. They bronze in full, unrelenting sun. The fall colors right now are breathtaking and mezmerizing. A worty purchase. Christine |
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The Air Force recently launched a website called "The Air Force Collaboratory," which entices young people to participate in an online dialogue and share ideas for solving (initially) three unclassified research projects in which the Air Force is engaged. None of the projects is directly (or at least exclusively) military in nature. One involves developing technology to allow the Air Force quickly to determine the location of survivors of building collapses; a second focuses on a new kind of robot with various search and rescue capabilities; and a third involves determining the proper point in space to which a new GPS satellite should be launched.
The first-level purpose of the site is to involve young people, in a collaborative way, in dealing with a tough technical challenge for the government. This is not a contest; there are no prizes. Instead, the site appeals both to a desire to excel and a desire to serve, both important themes for the Air Force.
"I hope you're up to this," a voice says about the GPS project. "Your idea will save lives," reads a computer-generated text for the collapsed building project. It is nice to involve young people in something bigger than themselves, and it also sends a good message about the ability of the government to innovate that the Air Force is trying out a new way to get technical input on important projects.
But information about the site's backstory tells you its other purpose. According to a New York Times article, the site was developed by GSD&M in Austin, Texas. That would be the same agency that holds the Air Force's recruitment advertising contract. The site is also a way to encourage kids interested in technology to consider joining the Air Force.
So there is also sort of a contracting story here – an example of what the government wants from a good vendor, which is original and innovative ideas that can be used to help further the organization's mission.
All in all, an interesting effort. Check out the site – it's hardly an example of stodgy government in action. The Air Force Collaboratory has been up for about a month now. I'd be curious to know what kind of response it's getting, either in terms of generating ideas or in terms of whetting the appetites of potential recruits.
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Both my husband and I liked this recipe. I found it spicey and full of flavour. The only thing I would add is fresh red peppers to give it more texture. I would make this for company since it's easy and tasty!!
This was very bland and had a grainy texture. The cilantro flavor took over the entire dish and was overpowering. But, I couldn't taste the garlic or ginger that was included. I expected a lot more out of this dish and would not recommend it or make it again.
This is good hot or cold. I brought it to a pot luck & gave the recipe away to alot of friends! Easy to make too.
I assumed this recipe would be good made ahead - WRONG. I served this cold, directly from the refrigerator and it was SO-SO. In fact, as it warmed up it got better. The leftovers when HEATED were much better tasting. All in All - pretty darn good, just be sure to not make my mistake.
Probably needs some fish sauce to give it a more "thai" taste, but its delicious as it is. Its a light pasta dish with a difference.
we really enjoyed this dish! even my 9 year old son had seconds! i didn't have peanut oil, so added a bit more ground peanuts. i'll make it again and again!
Made this last night with exact ingredients, except with only 2 TBLS of lime juice. Unlike some reviewers we didn't find this bitter. We loved it. It's a keeper!


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I will grout tomorrow using black sanded grout. Then I will paint some areas of the grout with metallic paint and I may use some "glow in the dark" paint. All three pieces together measure seven feet x 2 feet. Stained glass, vintage costume jewelry, dichroic glass, pearls, amethyst. |
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- Posted by cathyscache (My Page) on Tue, Nov 1, 11 at 13:26
It's AMAZING!!!! WOWZA!!!! |
- Posted by toomuchglass (My Page) on Tue, Nov 1, 11 at 16:46
Wow ........... that looks awesome ! |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer (My Page) on Tue, Nov 1, 11 at 19:16
That's gorgeous! |
thats really SUPER Silvamae... I can't wait to see some close ups after you grout |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Tue, Nov 1, 11 at 21:31
Yes that is great !!! Yes lets see some close ups. |
Finished the large center panel today. Click on a pic. Then select "show original" on left. Then click on pic again to enlarge. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Silva's blog - Space Mosaic
oooO it looks amazing! so much to see |
I think I put an incorrect link above, here's a link to my Flickr pages ... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Silva's Flickr Mosaics
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Thu, Nov 3, 11 at 8:12
AHHHHHHHHHHAAA - much better. I can see the details now. Man, that was a lot of work. Beautifully done, SILVA. Where w/you hang such a huuuuuge piece? |
There's only one place to hang it, a dining room wall. Everywhere else in this house, the walls have lots of windows and doors. It is large, but slow, it is so light! It's done on 1/4 inch plywood screwed and glued onto the back of a stretched canvas, so the piece is actually hollow (yet I believe sturdy enough). Also I can hang the center section by itself and the two smaller end sections somewhere else. I haven't decided yet. |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Thu, Nov 3, 11 at 20:36
That turned out so great !!! I love it !!! |
- Posted by ernie85017 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 4, 11 at 0:33
Do I see a cow in there? I love this, gonna make a little "space" mosaic. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Fri, Nov 4, 11 at 10:38
Remember that old song? Space truckin'! I would think of that everytime I saw this!heh heh! Love that song and Love this pc!!! Good Job! |
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Signs that women's glossies are losing their shine
The women's glossy magazine sector experienced a tough six months in the second half of 2013, with falls across the board led by Hearst Magazine's Company tumbling by almost a third (31.8%).
Company: recorded the sharpest circulation fall in the women's glossy magazine sector
Print circulation for the women's lifestyle and fashion magazine sector as a whole fell by 6.6% for the second half of 2013, according to latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The sharpest fall was for Company, which saw its circulation for June to December 2013 fall by 40,999 to 88,059, compared to the same period last year.
Sam Hughes, head of press at Vizeum, said: "Company really jumps out from the list. They have had a problem for a while now to find the right way to sell their magazine to their 16- to 24 audience who are the ones that are migrating to a digital platform. The year-on-year figures would be a real concern for me if I were at Company.
"Most of the time for the titles in this sector it is about the challenge of targeting a younger audience. The average age of print readers is increasing as the younger readers are moving to digital. The key will be to drive loyalty among the older end of the market and to focus on getting those younger readers through digital.
"There is a future for the print side of these titles and the older audience will still want a print product, but we haven't settled down yet as to what level the publishers think that audience will be."
Hearst's Harpers Bazaar's circulation also fell, by 3.8% to 107,150 year on year, as did the publisher's Cosmopolitan title, which saw a year-on-year circulation dip of 9.5%. Elle was another Hearst title to see a year-on-year circulation fall, of 14.2%, to 166,890.
Meanwhile, Hearst's Prima title recorded year-on-year growth of 1.6% over the same period. In addition, Hearst-Rodale's Women's Health reported a circulation of 105,426 for the last six months of 2013, a year-on-year increase of 3.4%.
Another to post a slight circulation rise was ShortList Media's free title Stylist, which reported a 0.6% year-on-year circulation increase to 435,768.
Hughes added: "Even though Stylist is free, the fact that it is doing well is a really positive story for the fashion category."
Other double-digit year-on-year circulation falls were recorded for Newhall Publication's Candis, which fell 21.4% to 163,890, and IPC's Marie Claire, which reported a circulation of 225,708 for the last six months of 2013, a fall of 11.6% compared to the same period the previous year.
There was a similar circulation slump for IPC Media's Instyle UK, which reported a circulation of 144,638, a year on year fall of 12.8%. The publisher's Woman & Home title in contrast recorded year-on-year growth of 0.6%.
Justine Southall, publishing director for Marie Claire, said: "Whilst print is undoubtedly the soul of the brand, Marie Claire is much more than print alone and the most important element is continuing to have a really clear brand DNA and a really clear audience that is distinctive as a consumer and attractive to advertisers."
Condé Nast's Vanity Fair's circulation also fell, by 16.8% year on year, and stood at 81,344 for the second half of 2013. Tatler, another Condé Nast title, saw its circulation decrease year on year by 6.7% to 81,267.
Meanwhile, the circulation for Condé Nast's Glamour fell by 3.2% year on year to 410,981, but the magazine did report period-to-period growth of 2.5% in the last six months of 2013.
Simon Kippin, outgoing publishing director of Glamour, said: "It is a tough market, there is no denying that. But what we have tried to do is focus on the brand. We have sought to build loyalty among our subscribers. Also we are aware that our audience is increasingly screen-based and are adapting to that, with mobile in particular."
This article was first published on mediaweek.co.uk
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Syria chemical weapons attack: How could accountability be delivered? (+video)
There are several ways that the perpetrators of the chemical weapons attack in Syria could be held accountable. But reality is they aren't likely to face justice anytime soon, if ever.
When United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon this week described the Aug. 21 sarin nerve gas attack in Syria as a "war crime," it was an unambiguous call for prosecution of a universally recognized violation of international law.
"The international community has a responsibility to hold the perpetrators accountable and to ensure that chemical weapons never reemerge as an instrument of warfare," Mr. Ban said.
But clarity on the politically fraught issue of prosecuting the perpetrators of the deadly chemical weapons attack ended there. Asked at a press conference Monday how that accountability should be delivered, Ban said, "I do not have a clear answer at this time."
The UN weapons inspection team's report issued this week on the August attack does not fix blame for the incident. But most security experts and many Security Council members – with the glaring exception of Russia – say the evidence in the report points unequivocally to the Syrian government and President Bashar al-Assad.
Still, the reality is that the perpetrators of the attack – which Ban described as the "most significant use of chemical weapons against civilians since Saddam Hussein used them in Halabja in 1988" – aren't likely to face justice anytime soon, if ever.
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