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Can Continuous Research
Help You Learn Better, Faster and Cheaper?
By Edan Portaro, EVP Global Business Development and Mobile Innovation
A new study by UC San Diego suggests that the average person will be consuming information for roughly 15 hours each day by 2015 via mobile devices and channels reaching them in their homes. That's the equivalent of nine DVDs worth of information per person per day, essentially accounting for every waking moment. If you press pause on the lifestyle assumptions of that information, it raises a different concern: How rapidly are your consumers learning, consuming brand information and making purchase decisions? Can your organizational learning initiatives keep pace in such a high-volume, high-demand environment? Companies are achieving this goal every day, by integrating their research channels and creating a continuous research program that increases the speed at which their organization learns while cutting costs and mitigating risks.
Research In-Context: A Primer for
By Edan Portaro, EVP Global Business Development and Mobile Innovation
With the growth of mobile technology and online research platforms, in-context research is changing. Conducting onsite research no longer requires hiring staff, training them and transporting them to a specific location to survey a store's patrons. Instead, the latest market research technologies leverage mobile devices, smart strategies like QR codes that let participants self-select into research with a smartphone scan, and even geolocation capabilities. With the proliferation of different contextual research techniques, it can be challenging to determine which one is right for your specific needs. Here's a closer look at the different types of in-context research and how to determine which approach is the right fit for your research goals.
How Agile Is Your
Market Research Agenda?
By Joe Jordan, Vice President of Panel Operations
With the introduction of online survey technology, the timelines behind market research projects sped up considerably. Instead of waiting weeks or even months after a purchase was made to get feedback, companies were able to email surveys just days or even hours after a customer acquired a new product or was exposed to marketing. Similarly, new concepts could be taken to the market and comprehensive testing completed in days.
Choosing a Sample Partner: Three Tips for Vetting Your Vendors
By Joe Jordan, Vice President of Panel Operations
In my many years of managing custom market research projects in all study type varieties, one issue constantly lurked in the underground of all sample providers: Where is this sample being sourced?
Many times I discovered that the sample vendor I chose for my high-priority, top secret, critical study was just a mere middle man to other various sample vendors I specifically did not choose because they had wronged me in the past. Much like elephants and the IRS, researchers never forget vendors who have failed them at the final hour. They have nightmares of that 4 a.m. email the day a study should close, saying "We are reaching out to other partners" on a "best efforts basis." It makes finding a sample provider for your next project all the more daunting.
Removing Respondent Bias from the Research Equation: Why Mobile Makes Us More "Honest"
By The Editors
At MRMW this year, Justin Wheeler shared fascinating research in a presentation that probed one seemingly simple question: Are mobile respondents more honest? Wheeler's research is trying to get at the twin problems of social desirability bias and consumer satisificing. The former describes the phenomenon of respondents providing answers that they think researchers will want to hear or that they think will make them appear in a more positive light in researchers' eyes. The latter describes the mental shortcuts or paths of least resistance consumers will unconsciously take when asked to recall specifics of advertisements or products in an online survey. Wheeler's research indicates that mobile could be an antidote to both of these problems. How? In-context mobile surveys remove interviewers from the equation, mitigating the influence of social desirability, and also eliminate the need for consumer recall.
See below for a video of Wheeler's entire presentation at MRMW:
uSamp's Justin Wheeler discusses why mobile research is better from uSamp on Vimeo.
Why Consumer is King: Moving with our Mobile Market
by Ben Leet, Sales Director, uSamp
It is the summer of 2012. As I sit on a busy train during my morning commute, fellow passengers are glued to their mobile devices – almost all smartphones. Most people are not talking on these phones. They are pinching and scrolling, browsing and thumbing. They are streaming information as fast as it's released- a visual sign of the future of human behaviour. In fact, scrap "future" – it's here, right now, and is only expected to proliferate. So I wonder why we continue to question whether our industry should adopt mobile research as a core methodology?
Morgan Stanley predicts that the number of searches done on mobile handsets will overtake those done by PC in the next year. Others posture that the mobile internet will overtake desktop internet usage within three years. Alarming though this sounds, it's a real environment for the consumer – they, we, have the internet in our pockets 7 days a week and 24 hours a day. Why would we open up a PC or notebook to do our browsing, surfing, buying, networking, organising when we can do it with just a few clicks without moving from our chairs?
So what does this all mean for the MR industry?
Online Sample Quality in a Changing Market Research Industry
by Matt Dusig, co-founder & CEO
During the past few years, there's been a great deal of talk within the market research industry about online panels and sample quality. I've been in online sampling since '99, when my business partner and I started our first sampling firm, goZing.com, which we sold to Greenfield Online in 2005. I'm currently co-founder and CEO of uSamp (www.uSamp.com), a technology company providing panel and sampling solutions to market researchers worldwide.
As someone with a vested interest in the long-term viability of quantitative research online, I want to share my thoughts about areas that need attention. My critique of what can and should be done to preserve the field's integrity is intended to be constructive throughout, informed by more than a decade of observing both vendor/client and consumer behavior.
Addressing sample burn
Panelists are people. Over the past several years, brands across the globe have become increasingly invested in collecting, interpreting, and monetizing data. To many, data is a means to an end, quickly forgotten as results become more important than processes. We often refer to panelists as "sample," not "people," but to market research professionals working in an industry founded on such data, panelists should be regarded as living and breathing entities. They are our neighbors, our friends, our family members. These panelists eat and sleep just like us, and understand the concepts of time management and reward motivations.
Participating in an online research panel can be a tedious experience, during which panelists attempt surveys with the best intentions, and spend a great deal of time trying to qualify inside of narrow quota segments — only to frequently be terminated or screened-out with little or no compensation for their time. Many opt-out and stop taking surveys altogether.
Sampling firms do their best to manage this panel burn, but due to complex business requirements and certain persistent gaps in technology between sample suppliers and research survey software, it's impossible for sample companies to know exactly what quotas market research firms require. Sample firms are mostly blind to the real-time needs of survey quotas, largely because industry processes are heavily manual and lack full transparency.
Imagine that survey software was able to communicate with sampling databases, and, in real-time, deliver exactly the right people at the right time. Panelists wouldn't waste time and sample companies wouldn't disappoint panelists (in other words, burn sample).
When panelists stop taking surveys, sample firms need to refresh the panel with new people – and there are real costs associated with managing this attrition. These costs are passed on indirectly through the CPI (Cost-per-interview)-based pricing model. The fewer panelists used in a survey, the lower the price. Higher incidence (and better targeting) likewise means lower pricing.
As it gets harder and harder for sample companies to retain panelists, the industry has been placing constraints on sample companies. Many initiatives require address-validated panelists. Ask a family member if he or she is willing to give personally identifiable information to a sample company simply to earn $25 a year for taking surveys. Does this mean that panelists who are not willing to give personally identifiable information to a sample company should be left out of online sampling methodology? What does this do to the scalability of online quantitative research? Will we reach a ceiling where companies can no longer fill quotas?


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Does anyone have a caper bush? What are your experiences with it? Does anyone grow it for culinary purposes and if so how do you cure the berries? Thanks!! |
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I have seen them growing in the Mediterranean (Greece, Malta and Spain). Each time they were growing out of dry stone walls with very little soil in intense heat and sun. Not sure that BC would suit them. The flowers are very pretty. |
- Posted by leafhopper 8b, BC (My Page) on Fri, Dec 12, 03 at 12:44
Hi again, Flora. Yeah, I figured I'd be pushing the envelope with these sun loving plants here, but I can dream, can't I? :>) |
Maybe in a pot full of poor soil and stones in glassed in porch facing south? If all else fails pickled nasturtium seeds make a reasonable substitute. |
- Posted by Flatwoods_Farm 9A Riverview, F (My Page) on Sun, Dec 14, 03 at 20:54
I got some seeds from Hudson Seeds and got a half dozen to start. They DO NOT LIKE TOO MUCH WATER!!! It's almost as if water is poisonous to them. I have lost all but two now just by trying to learn their peculiar needs. Paul. |
- Posted by leafhopper 8b, BC (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 03 at 0:37
Thanks for that Paul. Can you tell me about the germination rate? Do you have them under lights, etc? |
As I said, the plants I have seen were growing out of old dry stone walls in hot summer heat. If it did rain the water would drain away in no time. They certainly weren't getting watered by anyone. They are essentially happy in arid conditions. |
- Posted by Flatwoods_Farm 9A Riverview, F (My Page) on Sun, Dec 21, 03 at 21:59
Germination is low. Some tries failed. I was instructed to soak in hot water, then cold stratify several months, then soak in hot water again before sowing shallow in pots. I have them outdoors in sun and semishade. Paul. |
Possibly of interest...? I am growing some Capparis Cordifolia which is a close relative of Capp. Spinosa. I saw Capp. Cord. growing on beach rocks and cliffs on S. Pacific beaches (no soil at all!). Plants were up to 2-3ft across. The flowers are gorgeous white affairs, which is why I collected some seed. Plants aren't mature enough yet to flower. I'm using a grit/sand/peat mix and rainwater. It's a struggle; plants like it hot. They drop leaves and sideshoots overnight when temperature falls. I'd love to get some seed from Hawai'i, as there is a sub-species there with many more stamens per bloom. I believe edible capers are actually the pickled flowerbuds of Capp. Spinosa. |
Since last entry I've done some googling: quite a lot of Capparis info in www.mediterraneangardensociety.org |
Yes, capers consumed are the flower buds pickled. Also, if using nasturtiums as a substitute, it's also the flower buds you should use. I don't think the seed is all that palatable, except perhaps when very young. |
My mum told me the seeds. But obviously only when they're still green and young. I've only done it once and they were ok - not exactly like capers but pretty close.If you pickle the buds you lose the flowers - what a pity that would be. |
Caper berries, caper buds, and caper leaves are all pickled. I bought a large packet of seeds, and of about 25 I planted, four grew - they survived well enough in tiny terra cotta pots (filled with about 65/35 sand/topsoil) until squirrels knocked over and killed all but one. One of them had some subtle leaf variegation, too, and it was sad to lose it. Little devil rats. I sank the survivor's pot up to its rim in a sandy herb bed and there it sat all summer - hardly growing, but we had over a month-long drought. Now that I have it indoors under fluorescent lights for winter, I water and fertilize it fairly generously each time it dries out and it has grown much faster. The succulent, grayish leaves (tinted red when young) droop down to almost completely conceal the stem - it's an attractive look. I read that cuttings are a more efficient way of propagating the plant than seeds, whose poor germination rate I'll attest to. Still, seeds are the more economical way to go about it. I haven't pushed the issue by keeping the plant moist all of the time, but it doesn't look like it would rot at the drop of a hat if I did. I generally expect more of that kind of behavior from fuzzy-leaved plants (but you never know). |
- Posted by nickJ1 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Oct 10, 04 at 11:14
I am a US citizen and presently Live in lebanon. I have a house 1800m high in the mountains east of Beirut in a town called Bhamdoon and I have spotted this plant growing wild at several locations near my mountain house. It seems to do very well all through the dry summer season up here (months June-Sept). During these summer months the days are dry and sunny hot while the nights are cold and many times heavily foggy. However the winters are cold and harsh with snow falling to half meter high during Dec-Feb and sub zero temperatures. Last year it snowed up here 3 times but these wild mountain plants survived these harsh winters. However the snow usually melts in 7-10days, and the sun is many times shinning on the snow.This is just to give you an idea on the type of weather this plant tolerates so any one of you living in the US in similar zones its worth growing this plant for its beautiful sturdy flowers because it stands short snows.I say sturdy flowers because during this summer I drove almost every morning to Beirut returning in the afternoons and have always seen the flower un-beat or un-wilted during the 3 months of dry season. The type of soil it grows in is white and dry with a lot of pebbles and small rocks in it. The fruit is coloured green and resembles a fig fruit but with bigger seeds and more ovalish in shape which as it rippens it opens up like an unpicked open (or dried) fig fruit. One strange thing I noticed this sunday while taking my morning stride is that all the plants I passed by were flowerless and had ripened open fruits showing the big seeds while.. only one plant still carried few of its beautiful sturdy flowers with no dangling fruits anywhere to be seen. Does anyone know why? Now its getting very cold up here and probably a couple of weekends before the harsh weather strikes, so next weekend I plan to photograph the fruits, seeds and flowers and re-visit the one peculiar flowery but fruitless plant. If anyone is interested please feel free to drop me a line at my email. |
The message from Lebanon is very interesting suggesting that capers survive freezing. I am curious to know what is the zone hardiness of capers? Zone 6, 7? If it is zone 5, perhaps I will try to grow capers in Massachusetts in my cactus garden. Cheers! |
I would love to grow capers... it seems like they would be the perfect plant for our climate. After reading about the germination process, I have decided on plants... but I can't find any. Any ideas on sources for plants? Or anyone know of some good stands of caper bushes in Northern California? Maybe I can convinve the owner to give me some cuttings. Thanks! |
- Posted by virgilevetts Auckland, NZ (My Page) on Mon, Jun 13, 05 at 20:46
I have about 10 caper plants which I grew from seed collected in southern Italy. The seed was very fresh and germinated in about 6 weeks, with about 90% strike rate. The plants are quite slow growers but havnt proven to be anywhere near as difficult as some reports suggest. I got my first flowers this year and managed to collect some seed too. I have tried to grow from cuttings but with no success so far. I have treated them much like cacti, even down to the soil mix used and they seem quite happy. They are quite tolerant of temp extremes from sub 0c- high 40c, are drought tolerant but dont like wet feet, specially in winter. In our warm temperate climate they are only partially deciduous. |
- Posted by TriangleJohn z7b NC (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Jun 20, 05 at 16:23
I had a friend send me seed when he was visiting Italy. I googled and read the outrageous requirements to get them to germinate and decided that I would soak and sow and just leave the pot outside and see what happened. That was 5 months ago and now there is one tiny seedling, but I have no idea if it is a stray weed or a Caper. While doing my research I remember seeing one company that offered live plants so they are out there,,, somewhere,,, I just don't remember where. Good luck |
- Posted by gustavomarquez Arg Bue (My Page) on Tue, Jun 28, 05 at 2:33
I have seeds of capers, please send me coments. |
- Posted by Flatwoods_Farm 9A Riverview, F (My Page) on Tue, Sep 6, 05 at 9:54
Hello again. I still have my two caperbushes. They are slow growing, but one did flower this Spring at two years old. They seem to dislike hot intense sun, I think because I have kept the root system from getting out of bounds. These fleshy roots must be their lifeline to survival in dry places. The plants seem to enjoy regular watering. Paul, Riverview, Fl. |
did anyone actually find a nursery that offers plants for sale in the us? |
I bought some seeds a few years ago, can't remember from who -- it was either Richter's in Ontario or Sandy Mush Herb Farm in Alabama -- either case, the packet of seed didn't cost too much, two or three dollars. These germinated and grew very easily for me. I overwintered the plant in a cold but unfreezing garage with a little light and minimal watering. The second season, they bloomed. The capers are the pickled flower buds -- just pick before they open, and make up a salt and vinegar brine (look in a pickling book or online for proportions), pour it hot over the cleaned buds. Frankly, because of the time and labor and quantity needed versus quantity used, it really isn't worth the effort, but it's still fun to do. A jar of capers from the grocery costs under $3, and lasts me about two years. I didn't take the plants in the next winter, I'd seen them and lost interest. But, I found them easy to grow. |
- Posted by colorqueen(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, May 25, 08 at 19:07
I just started a few caper plants (caper inermis) from seeds that I got imported from Italy. (Pagano seeds). I did not read anything about them, just tried to start them on my window sill in some potting soil. Within two and a half weeks, they sprouted up and I put one in a larger container and it has tripled in size- the other one in the plug container is still small. It has only been a little over three weeks and the one plant in the larger container is about 5 inches tall. The small plant is just two inches tall. Every seed I planted came up too- which is amazing after reading all of the problems so many of you have had! I think I will rethink my location of planting them though- sounds like they might like the more arid region of my yard. |
I sowed seed last March after keeping the seeds in wet paper towels in the refrigerator for a month and had about a 50% germination rate once the outside temps. started to get really warm. I initially kept the tiny seedlings in tiny cell trays so they would not stay wet and with a lot of outside air movement trying to duplicate the conditions I have read about in the Mediteranian region. It is now 3 months later and I have transplanted the seedlings into gallon containers in a very well drained media. I feed sparsely and they sit in full sun. We have had unusually hot weather this Spring and it's been in the mid 90's F for a month and near 100F for the last 5 days here on the Texas Gulf coast and the plants are thriving and about the size of a baseball. Hot, full sun slightly dry and very little feed seems to be the trick. Next season when they are larger I'll try cuttings from these plants. I have been in the commercial nursery business for 35 years so I have the facilities to grow just about anything though I admit I've pretty well abused these plants compared to my regular crops.....Michael-Pecan Hill Nursery |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pecan Hill Nursery-Brookshire, Texas
- Posted by flatwoods_farm 9A Riverview, F (My Page) on Tue, Jun 30, 09 at 12:04
Hello, yet again. Six years later and I still have the two plants. New growth is very luxurious and healthy. The roots are now into the ground through the pots.My capers are now able to take lots more water than when young. They survived low twenties F this winter without protection. They flower only occasionally because they are not in full sun, but the blooms sure are nice. Paul, Riverview, Fl. |
- Posted by new_gardener_tx (My Page) on Sun, Aug 8, 10 at 17:46
FYI everyone, Richters sells caper plants from their online catalogue. www.richters.com |
- Posted by Laurie(email@example.com) onMon, Jan 3, 11 at 11:30
Hi - I just began looking for caper plants or seeds. An internet search turned up at least three companies selling plants, the least expensive is Willow Creek Gardens. The differences in seed germination is fresh vs. dried seeds - fresh sprout easily, dried require the soaking etc. Interesting that there is such a wide variety of growth and development of the plants, although there are many cultivars. Would love a clipping from the Lebanon caperbushes! |
Hmm, how big do they get? lol, it would be worth it for me to grow my own if the harvest is good. I usually go through 2-3 jars of capers a year easily. I particularly like the tiny ones, but ouch too expensive, I stick to the regular market kind. And my gosh, I had no idea that nasturtium buds could be treated in the same way. Might have to put those on my wishlist- some for fresh, some for pickling, yum!! |
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I recently spent big bucks to install whole house solar at my home. At the time, I went on air making fun of myself talking about how it may not ever pay off for years and years. In addition, I was speculating that buyers don't really value energy-saving stuff like putting in solar panels. But it turns out I was wrong.
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Think about it: You install solar, you get a federal tax credit, a possible state tax credit and bam! A buyer realizing the wisdom of what you did will pay you more to cover the savings you didn't get if you don't live in the house long enough to get return on investment. Or maybe you live long enough to recoup your initial investment and you then make a tidy profit.
Why do I always talk about money when I talk about energy efficiency? It's my belief that most homeowners want to know the decision to be energy conscious requires you to see a real return on investment and a dollars and cents value.
To my surprise, it looks like solar may now meet that test!
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On December 4, 2012, Typhoon Bopha, with high winds and heavy rain, struck the banana growing region in Mindanao, Philippines. The current estimated impact to the Asian banana industry is a loss of 30 million 13-kilo boxes, which is approximately 14% of the Asian banana industry on an annualized basis. "While the immediate effect has been an increase in prices in the Asian market, we have not yet seen any impact on prices in the North American and European banana markets," said Mr. Carter.
"Despite the tightening global supply, we continue to see aggressive contract negotiations in the North American banana market even though costs are higher, with some importers seeking to buy market share," said Mr. Carter. "While right-sizing initiatives for the new Dole will partially offset these impacts, our current expectation is that pro forma 2013 Adjusted EBITDA for the new Dole, including 2013 planned cost savings in the $20 million range, will be in the $150 - $170 million range, with income from continuing operations, net of income taxes, in the $45 - $60 million range, assuming no major market changes. The fresh fruit business of the new Dole is continuing to experience declining earnings in a continued difficult economic environment."
"While the current environment in the banana market remains challenging, I remain very optimistic about the long-term future of the new Dole and its prospects," stated David H. Murdock, Dole's Chairman. "I am excited to be returning to the position of CEO, working with Michael Carter and Dole's new management team, all of whom are committed to our right-sizing efforts and delivering synergies within Dole's remaining fresh fruit and vegetables businesses."
Dole has provided earnings guidance to give investors general information on the overall direction of its remaining businesses following the sale transaction. The guidance provided is subject to numerous uncertainties, including, among others, the timing and ultimate consummation of the sale transaction, overall economic and capital-market conditions and the markets for fresh fruits and vegetables. Dole does not intend, and undertakes no obligation, to update its forward-looking statements, including projections and future prospects.
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Today the DinnerTime Plus app releases statistics on the average time their users spend on different apps across popular names such as Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and Whatsapp.
The findings show that during the first half of September as kids return to school, more than 3 hours per day are spent using apps on their smartphones and tablets, the equivalent of 6 and ½ weeks per year.
Across a sample of more than 2800 users with the child version of the DinnerTime Plus app (which works with a companion parent app), the stats show that social and messaging apps such as Instagram and Facebook are the most popular among kids. An average of 52
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•More than a third of this time is used on social/blogging/messenger/SMS related apps, with more than 65 minutes per day spent messaging friends
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Richard Sah, Co-Founder of DinnerTime Plus and father to three young kids, explains: "We created DinnerTime Plus to tackle the problem of technology addiction head on, as I noticed that my children were playing games or watching videos when they should be enjoying quality family time. We've spent months analyzing the most interesting data and trends, so that we can continue to improve our service and understand this trend on a bigger scale, and the results provide a great insight into our children's mobile use. DinnerTime Plus is designed to help parents understand their kids' device usage behavior and help set boundaries and guidelines, and understand if their kids have any addictive usage patterns. We are raising kids in a tech savvy world, and need more than ever to make sure we are able to both understand and monitor their activities and the technology that they are using."
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A quick and easy pasta dish perfect for any night of the week. Submitted by LILYANN2 Carbs: 25.4g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 14.3g | Calories: 207.6
This pizza is low in calories and super delicious to boot. There is no reason to feel deprived! You'll get all the satisfaction of pizza and feel full without any of the extra fat. Submitted by RUNNING2LIVE Carbs: 23.3g | Fat: 14.5g | Fiber: 10g | Protein: 28.3g | Calories: 306.1
Cookbook creator says: Marinate 2 hours to overnight Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 264.8
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Cookbook creator says: Halve recipe for 4 servings Submitted by DANWERNECKE Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 25.5g | Calories: 149.9
A simple chicken chili recipe that you can easily throw together. Good source of Fiber, Protein, and Potassium. A little on the spicy side. Submitted by LRBARRIOS Carbs: 26.9g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 6.6g | Protein: 18.9g | Calories: 234.1
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At only 181 calories a serving, this can replace garlic and olive oil spaghetti. Plus, it's a tasty way to eat your veggies! Submitted by MERIGOOD Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 14.5g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 181.4
Cookbook creator says: Makes 15 servings (freeze extras) Submitted by BONFIRE8171 Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 16.4g | Calories: 166.6
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A Weight Watchers recipe... a FAVORITE of mine! Submitted by SLIMKATIE Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 196.8
Easy pasta dish for 2 people. Or for one with a meal for another day! Submitted by FLUFFYWONKENOBE Carbs: 41.5g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 13.6g | Calories: 275.4
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The best burrito filling you'll ever find! Made in the crockpot to save you time! Submitted by IMJESCOBEDO Carbs: 22.1g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 6.1g | Calories: 109.9
Cookbook creator says: Calorie count is incorrect Submitted by TREE63 Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 6.8g | Calories: 90.7
from Harvard Health Institute Submitted by CFELTS217 Carbs: 6g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 22g | Calories: 158.3
A double-hitter: Each portion has almost two servings of vegetables. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 47.5g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 10.4g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 228.3
This is THE most popular recipe on SparkRecipes. We've added more vegetables and reduced the sodium drastically to make it even better. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 27.2g | Calories: 177.5
Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
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Very easy recipe that satisfies my craving for Chicken Parmesan. Submitted by SRNDR46 Carbs: 11g | Fat: 9.6g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 29.6g | Calories: 263.5
A tasty, spicy meal with only 10 minutes of prep time! Submitted by REGNETS03 Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 247.9
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What is Outreach?
The Outreach We Do
- Biology major James Eaglesham awarded Churchill scholarship
- New senior director of Cornell Real Estate begins Jan. 30
- Community Relations wins MLK Peacemaker Award
- Interested in global opportunities? Stop by the Straight Feb. 3
- Hundreds of alumni, students give back on Cornell Cares Day
- Alumna fights Ebola on the front lines in Liberia
- Cornellians urged to reflect on legacy of MLK this weekend
- Research repository arXiv hits 1 million submissions
- Physics takes center stage in theater collaboration
- Cornell research steers NYC bikes to needy stations
- NSF grant plants seeds for building better fruit trees
- TCAT bus routes to change beginning Jan. 11
Research with a Public Purpose
- Future phones to use blood, speech to monitor HIV, stress, nutrition
Cornell professor will receive a $3 million NSH grant over five years to adapt smartphones for health monitoring.
The Land Grant Mission
Outreach manifests Cornell's mission as the land grant university for New York State.
Cornell Cooperative Extension is a key outreach system with an extensive local presence.


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90 Thy faithfulness is unto all generations: Thou hast established the earth, and it abideth. | 90 Your faithfulness continues through all generations; you established the earth, and it endures. |
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One million workers get pay boost as 10 states adjust minimum wage
Nine states adjust minimum wage yearly to account for inflation and a tenth passed a new law raising minimum wage. Experts still debate minimum wage's impact on the economy.
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From Washington State to Florida, the new year is bringing a boost in the minimum wage for an estimated 1 million low-wage workers.
The changes are coming in nine states that adjust their base wages annually for inflation, and in Rhode Island, where legislation last year set a higher minimum. The federal minimum wage, which is set by Congress and which sets the pattern in a majority of US states, remains unchanged at $7.25.
Pay gains for the affected workers affected will be modest – an extra $190 to $510 per year for the average directly affected worker, according to the National Employment Law Project, a group that supports the idea of annual inflation-adjustment. But the upgrade is meaningful to workers who often earn about $16,000 in a year.
States where minimum pay is rising are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington.


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Princeton Graduate Students create new Facebook app
11/14/13 - The What Would I Say? app was created by Princeton graduate students Harvey Cheng (EE), Ugne Klibaite (QCB), Alex Furger (ORFE), Daniel Jiang (ORFE), Pawel Przytycki (COS), Vicky Yao (COS) and Edward Young (PHY) during this year's HackPrinceton event. The app takes a users' old Facebook status updates and produces new phrases out of them. (Read more)


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The University of Dubuque is trying out a new application to help expand its recruitment efforts in the Theological Seminary.
The Technical College System of Georgia is implementing an academic planning application from SunGard Higher Education at its 26 two-year technical colleges.
Two for-profit educational organizations will be using the services of Education Sales Management (ESM) to woo, enroll, and retain students.
The use of social media in admissions has grown more than 50 percent since 2007 to the point where, for all intents and purposes, it's ubiquitous in higher education. A full 95 percent of higher educations admissions offices are incorporating some form of social media into their recruitment efforts, up 34 points from 2007.
Ohio's Miami University is using software it already had on hand as part of a successful business intelligence program, one that's designed to help boost enrollment and contain costs.
Lesley University will be deploying a new application to help manage admissions. The Cambridge, MA institution is licensing Intelliworks to capture inquiries and generate reports for its multiple academic offerings, including undergraduate, graduate, degree completion, and online programs.
Paper applications and direct mail catalogs are going the way of the 8-track tape as more colleges and universities turn to technology for new student recruiting, communication, and information exchange. Tufts University, Washington College, and George Mason University share some of the ways they're using technology tools to reach, engage, and ultimately admit prospective students.
The University of Northwestern Ohio is retooling its Web site to provide more online services for its students, faculty, and administrators.
If your school is seeking to incorporate more collaborative approaches to teaching and learning, the design of the learning environment—whether it's a classroom or a more informal space—can be a critical factor in making this transformative move.
Paul Smith's College, a private institution with about 900 students and about 90 faculty, has deployed Starfish software to improve the institution's student retention rate.
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Helen Ladd and her husband, former New York Times Education Editor Edward Fiske, used three main measures to evaluate the progress South Africa's government has made to balance racial equity in its education system: equal treatment, educational opportunity and educational adequacy.
Ladd, of Duke University, expounded on their work Friday when she gave a Monroe-Paine Distinguished Lecture in Public Affairs, presented by MU's Truman School of Public Affairs.
FACES:Bob Flanagan
"Bobma" would be a new concept to any student in Bob Flanagan's religious studies classes, but to Flanagan it is just his way of communicating.
Flanagan points out to his classes that if you reverse the word "dogma," you get "am God," and he says one of society's failures comes when too many people fail to distinguish their points of view from God's.
NOW YOU KNOW:Faculty stress
What was learned: An MU study found stressors to women on the faculty affect them more acutely than men and proposed ways to reduce stress for women.
How they did it: Jennifer Hart, assistant professor in the department of educational leadership and policy analysis at MU, and Christine Cress, a continuing education professor at Portland State University, sent surveys to, and composed focus groups of, faculty members from a large university in the Southwest (unidentified for these purposes) to evaluate each person and gauge stressors in his or her areas of scholarship.
Sentencing guidelines scrutinized
Two mid-Missouri researchers have found sentencing disparities across the state, and their findings have the potential to change the way offenders are sentenced.
"Harsh sentencing has increased over time, and this is expensive to the state and taxes our limited resources," said Mara Aruguete, department chairwoman of psychology at Stephens College.
Talks focus on women in film
Stephens College turns the lens on women in film to begin Women's History Month this week.
On Monday, Liz Mermin, the director of "Beauty Academy of Kabul," discussed documentary filmmaking. Tonight, Columbia filmmakers Kerri Yost, Beth Pike, Beth Federici and Katherine Gorman will speak about women's roles in the film industry followed by excerpts from their current projects.
Agency puts freeze on need-based scholarships
JEFFERSON CITY — In an effort to help more Missouri students attend college, the Coordinating Board for Higher Education voted recently to freeze the maximum amount of need-based scholarship dollars available to each student.
Funding for the state's need-based scholarships — administered through Missouri Guarantee Program — has remained at $8 million for three academic years. Traditionally, the commission has increased the limit on aid available per student to help students keep up with rising tuition rates.
Red, white & green campus
Those sandstone-colored bins you see at MU are the latest in a campus recycling effort.
Campus Facilities distributed 50 recycling bins on campus during the week of Feb. 14. The bins can hold aluminum or steel cans, glass and plastic bottles.
Columbia NPR show celebrates five years of airtime
The issues on "Global Journalist," a weekly radio program aired in Columbia on KBIA/91.3 FM, are broad, sophisticated and often complicated. But the studio where the program is recorded is small and narrow in comparison to the vast and fast-moving global news the program's producers present each Thursday night.
Current producers of the "Global Journalist," graduate students from the MU School of Journalism, and moderator Stuart Loory, the Lee Hills Chair in Free-Press Studies, sat down Thursday morning to record a special fifth anniversary broadcast of Global Journalist. Also in the studio was Pat Akers of KBIA, the program's director.
Architects seek student advice
Some students around MU are now wearing "I Love Brady" shirts to show their support for the remodeling of the student center.
Architects from Mackey Mitchell Associates of St. Louis and Holtzman Moss of New York, came to Brady Commons and Eva J's dining hall on Thursday to present current design plans and get student feedback.
An English teacher at the college for 29 years, Metscher has seen her share of different types of students and has learned a lot about them.
"I've taught traditional, nontraditional and international students. I've liked aspects of each," Metscher said. "I like being in the classroom and knowing other educators."
Wearing responsibility
Responsibility is more than the name of an MU residence hall. The campus Wellness Center is distributing green "Responsibility" bracelets to students willing to commit to being responsible for themselves and their friends when drinking alcohol.
These symbolic bracelets are part of a process to change a person's life, said Kim Dude, director of the Wellness Center.
Here are a few facts about the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources:
1 Students in the college can choose from among 14 degree programs and can now get a degree with an emphasis on sustainable agriculture.
Senior year not a time for senioritis
With thoughts of college life and independence on their minds, many high school seniors may be suffering from senioritis. But with its classic symptoms of laziness and procrastination, senioritis can be a blow to students' post high-school dreams.
Students need to stay on top of deadlines, including ones for college admission, financial aid, scholarships and tests, as well as continue to work hard in their high school classes.
Tuition lawsuit with UM system continues
A 1998 lawsuit that could result in the refund of educational fees to some students in the UM system — and cost the university as much as $470 million — is in the discovery phase.
St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Romines ruled in favor of three former UM system students on a lawsuit more than two years ago.
Heather Pugh has had two experiences at MU she'll never forget.
The first was when her fiance proposed to her at the columns, close to where they met her freshman year.
Bill doesn't worry chancellor
MU's position as the flagship of the state's public institutions will not be altered by the Southwest Missouri State University name change, Chancellor Brady Deaton said. However, this flagship position could be threatened if people interpret the change as competition for MU's status.
Deaton said he is confident that legislators tailored the bill in a manner to ensure MU's status as the flagship institution in Missouri. He views the issue as one of public policy for the state.
Columbia College to host police charity show
What started as a fund-raiser and community awareness event in Columbia has transformed into a multiple-city effort and an outpouring of support for the Officer Down Fund and the Columbia Police Department.
Columbia College will host the Hilary Scott Band benefit concert on Saturday to raise money and awareness for the fund. It's also meant to strengthen solidarity between the community and the Police Department.
MU journalism alum donates to school
A graduate of the MU School of Journalism has donated $864,800 to the advertising department.
Students share culture at party
The MU International Student Council, which promotes a global outlook on campus, held its first "International Student Welcome Reception" last weekend.
Novelist to read in Memorial Union
Novelist Naeem Murr will read from his work at 7:30 p.m. in the A.P. Green Chapel at MU's Memorial Union.
Murr has published prize-winning short stories and two novels, "The Boy" and "The Genius of the Sea." "The Boy" has been translated into six languages.


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New Kids On The Block Touring This Summer With TLC And Nelly
New Kids on the Block are at it again with a big Summer tour this year, alongside TLC and rapper Nelly.
New Kids on the Block are at it again with a big Summer tour this year, alongside TLC and rapper Nelly.
I don't think watching the TV Guide channel is something a lot of people do, but you may want to start tuning in soon!
The New Kids on the Block, 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men took to the TD Garden in Boston on Monday night with the Package Tour. If you weren't able to be there, we have some photos and video to walk you through the performances.
Sunday and Monday night is finally here for those lucky enough to hold tickets for the New Kids on The Block, Boyz II Men, and 98 Degrees show at the TD Garden in Boston. Tickets for these shows sold out quickly, and scalpers are getting 4 times over face value for some seats
NKOTB, 98 Degrees and Boyz II Men, who are on the road together as the Package Tour, brought the '90s to the 'Today' show this morning (May 30) in New York City. The boy bands, who were at their respective peaks in the 1990s, proved that they are incredibly viable two decades later by demonstrating flawless dance moves while delivering their delightfully harmonized pop.
Despite some technical issues, the Concert For Boston on Thursday night went off, and was a big success. All proceeds went directly to the One Fund Boston to help the victims of the Marathon bombings.
The provider of the livestream from the TD Garden appears to be experiencing technical problems. If you are unable to see the livestream, it is the result of technical issues from the concert site. Fun 107 apologizes, but
A star studded lineup is ready to go for the "Boston Strong" concert at the TD Garden on May 30th.
Get excited New Kids fans. Jordan will be on the Fun 107 morning show tomorrow.
It was sudden and abrupt during a New York City when New Kids on the Block member Jonathan Knight just up and left stage, and didn't come back.


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39 "Don't stop him!" Jesus said. "No one who performs miracles in my name will soon be able to speak evil of me. | 39 "Do not stop him," Jesus said. "No one who does a miracle in my name can in the next moment say anything bad about me, |
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PROFESSOR Green struggles in the gym because his music videos put him off his workout.
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I consider Terranova a "vacation" scent and body line because I always buy when I travel to some tropical locale, but wonderful small scents to enjoy.
I adore the Pikake and the Plumeria perfume oils. Not very expensive at all and remind me of marvelous vacations with garlands of flowers in my hair!
I have also tried the Peony, but this being winter, I will save it for summer as it is a very floral scent. (I find myself sticking to my leathers right now.)
Anyone else try these?
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I have always been curious about these scents- they look quite tempting !
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I love this receiver. It hooks up easy, does exactly what it is supposed to do, and looks good. The Audio coming from it sounds great and I am glad I bought it! I only wanted two speakers hooked up, to be able to listen to the radio and be able to hook up the TV so I could hear the DVDs playing on a simple setup in my bedroom and it fit the bill perfectly. The only thing I feel it lacks is better remote operation range and area. I have it installed at an angle and it causes problems using the remote but it works great in the range it says it works in. I will make one clear observation for anyone reading that is shopping for a high power kickin' system. Don't buy this expecting a stellar surround sound system. It is a simple stereo receiver and does that job exceptionally well. If you want more than that then you shouldn't be shopping in the price range of this receiver anyway. If all you need in a receiver is a few hook ups, great sound and simplicity then this is what you want. If you want higher power, ability to adjust every aspect of your music and surround sound then go back to the drawing board.
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Print file ends up in Queue
I am running Win 7 Pro with 4gb or memory.
In the last few days something has changed and when I try to print a txt or word doc file. It will not print, but sends the file to queue. It has only been a few days since I last used the printer. The printer is a Samsung ML-1610 that I installed the the Vista drivers for Win 7. It has been working perfectly up until now. In the Device Manager there are no driver errors showing but at the same time no printers are shown either. I have no idea if printers ever showed. Here are the printer options which have never been changed since I initally installed the drivers. One thing that is also weird; I have Win XP Pro installed on a second hard drive which I can boot into. It does exactly the same thing. Since the last time I used the printer I can only think of two things that may have caused this problem. I installed Xilisoft Video Editor (seems to work fine) and also installed about 35 fonts. I installed the fonts by copying them and pasteing into Windows Fonts Folder. If anyone has a clue I would appreciate some help. |
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Open the start menu and click devices and printers , see if your printer is there, if it is right click it and there should be an option to trouble shoot . go for it!
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start menu and click devices and printers
This is my printer but I don't have a clue why it shows Copy (1). Quote:
option to trouble shoot
I clicked a few of these and did not find anything that provided any help. I still believe it has something to do with how I installed those fonts. |
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30 Sep 2010 | #4 |
Problem Solved by calling Samsung. I did not expect any help since the printer is over 4 yrs old.
The tech had me First unplug the USB cable from both the printer and the computer, leaving the printer ON. In Devices and Printer, right click on the printer and Remove device. Plug the USB cable back into both the printer and the computer. Do not use a usb hub. Drivers installed automatically. We checked by printing several txt and doc files. Problem solved. |
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Glad to hear it
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44 Moses came and recited all the words of this song in the hearing of the people, he and Joshua son of Nun. | 44 Moses came with Joshua son of Nun and spoke all the words of this song in the hearing of the people. |
45 When Moses had finished reciting all these words to all Israel, | 45 When Moses finished reciting all these words to all Israel, |
46 he said to them: "Take to heart all the words that I am giving in witness against you today; give them as a command to your children, so that they may diligently observe all the words of this law. | 46 he said to them, "Take to heart all the words I have solemnly declared to you this day, so that you may command your children to obey carefully all the words of this law. |
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To be fair, someone as busy as CM Punk must be, it's impressive if he finds the time to do anything like this on a regular basis.
Also, I just replied to the thread, but in essence of the argument, did CM Punk actually say he is MMA trained or anything like that, or is this simply Extreme Punk fans VS Extreme Punk haters? Not to piss anyone off, I suppose I just have little interest in it, or not enough to try to get attention for it, but has anyone any evidence as the where CM Punk claims to be a bad ass and/or that he has claimed to be MMA trained or anything but practicing in martial arts? I'm completely ignorant in it and feel like I'm missing a lot from this discussion.
Also... There is an ignore list on a public forum? I'm amazed at that. I could never bring myself to ignore someone for disagreeing with me, nor if they were king of the trolls. Bizarre.
Finally, threads like this either amuse me or make me pity the way people actually think. How can a picture of CM Punk, Gracies and an actor who has no relevance on this forum apart from being in this picture cause such a debate it forces massive opinion divides, arguments, trolling and nonsensical discussion meandering? If you see this picture and your first thought is to shit on CM Punk then you must know you're a troll, and opposite if you see this as a point to counteract and say how tough Punk really is then there isn't really a point.
This is just a cool picture of interesting people together seemingly having a laugh. How it can get from that to people resorting to childish name calling, block lists and threats is beyond me.
Nope Punk has never said he is trained in MMA, he has said he "trains/practices" Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, Kempo Karate, and Muah Thai Kickboxing but has never claimed to be a master in any of those. This thread is basically full of Ignorant Punk haters coming in to shit on everything Punk related like they usually while "Punk fans" defend the stupid outlandish claims as usual. There are zero Punk fans making outlandish statements on here, so I'm sure it can easily be seen where the intelligence lies, but I digress.
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Sky Sports understands that Queen Park Rangers starlet Peter Skapetis is set to agree a new deal with the club.
The Australian youth international joined Rangers last summer, after training with Birmingham City.
Skapetis has impressed at youth level this season and despite having a year left, they have opted to hand him a new deal in recognition of his progress,
The 18-year-old has been a leading figure for their Under-18s this season, helping them to their divisional play-off final.


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