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Mar 20, 2014 11:06 AM, With Bennett Liles
We've talked about the sound system but they've got a pretty big video system in there with monitors everywhere. What kind of video sources do they have? I guess they would have plenty of broadcast channels at least.
What they've got is actually it's TVs. They're all around inside the facility. And the TV distribution system for the stadium actually, off of that they send a feed over to the restaurant and they've got all the same channels that they have next door at the stadium at the restaurant. So they can pick up – primarily they're sports channels. You're going to get your ESPN, your local broadcast games here in Phoenix, and then a number of other different channels; CNN, etc. And they can go around and pick whatever channel they want on any TV and set it up however they want it. Usually when a game is on, I think every TV's got the baseball game on it. [Timestamp: 4:10]
Yeah, I guess they just take the local broadcast on that.
And do they have the same control points for the video system as they do for sound?
Actually they kind of went a little, I guess you'd say low level, as far as controls. So they just got a remote. This guy runs around and sets the channels because for the most part they aren't changing channels all that often. Usually they'll set that up before they open up the restaurant and then let it go unless somebody specifically wants something changed. [Timestamp: 4:40]
I guess it's important on those things not to get it overly complicated because you never know who's going to have to run it.
And I guess the fans will give you some negative feedback real quick when you don't have the right source in there.
Yeah, the only thing that we ended up doing – and we found this out after the first game – we had a radio in there so they could get the radio broadcast, but since they have the TV broadcast on the TVs, the two of them weren't necessarily in sync. So we ended up adding an actual TV tuner to the system as a source select they can pick so they can get the actual audio off of the TV onto the speakers and it matches with what they're showing up front on all the displays. [Timestamp: 5:18]
When you got all the wiring run and everything connected, how did the system testing go? Any surprises or did it operate pretty much as you planned?
It was pretty much the way we thought it was going it go. It took a couple of hours of just running around and setting the levels and making sure we had things balanced accordingly and then just a minor little bit of equalization and things of that sort. But for the most part it went pretty smoothly. [Timestamp: 5:44]
And from the customers, they'll let you know it if they don't like it so all's been pretty quiet at least as far as any complaints.
Yeah, everybody seems to love it. I mean the place seems to always be packed, so they don't have any problem with that at all.
Are there further renovations planned for the Game Seven Grill? Is there like a phase two to this thing?
Yeah. They've contacted us, the Diamondbacks have already, and it looks like before this next season the hope is there's a second floor they're going to want to have us do some work in upstairs. That's going to be primarily though private dining rooms and meeting rooms and things of that sort that they'll be able to lease out for private parties and things of that sort. But it'll be much the same idea and they'll have the same basic sources, maybe a few microphones up there they'll be able to use for some of these special events that they have up there. So that's in the works as we speak. [Timestamp: 6:36]
Well, hopefully the fortunes of the team coincide with the way things are going at the Game Seven Grill. In the meantime, what's coming up for Parsons Technologies?
Well the one we're just finishing up down here in Phoenix is we just are finishing up the new spring training facility for the Chicago Cubs out in Mesa. Their first game is February 27. And then as far as company wide, I know right now out of our Minneapolis office they're working on a renovation or an upgrade out at the stadium for the Carolina Panthers. So those are the two big ones, and I guess the other thing that we're waiting to see about is the Minnesota Vikings stadium, what's going to happen up there. [Timestamp: 7:20]
With baseball season coming up on us, I know the deadlines are going to be on you before you know it. But as for the Minnesota Vikings, I guess it's going to be a while before they get into action again so you should have at least a little breathing space on that one.
Yeah. That's going to be down the road a little ways.
OK, Mark. Mark Schultz from Parsons Technologies in Phoenix and the Arizona Diamondbacks' Game Seven Grill. And your headquarters is actually in Minneapolis.
Correct. Thanks for telling us the story on it Mark and maybe we'll catch up with you after you've got that Vikings project done.
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this soup has a subtle taste that blossoms beautifully on the palate. i agree that adding sautéed onions (or shallots) would be an excellent addition. it's also tremendously quick and easy in addition to being delicious.
This soup is really good & tasty! I omitted the water and instead used veggie broth. I also added some thyme, nutmeg, cayenne red pepper...fresh squeezed O.J. makes all the difference too! yummers!
Really good soup. Easy enough to make, kids liked it too. I didn't have sour cream on hand, as I live in Paris, normally I would substitute with crème fraiche or frommage blanc, but made do with yaourt grec (greek yogurt). Would look over the past reviews if I made it again, as people seem to LOVE this soup. Mine was delicious; but not quite exceptional.
I loved this soup and so did everyone I have served it to. I did make some additions however. I added 1 onion, sliced and sauteed with the fennel and garlic...and I used 4 cups chicken stock(Swanson's) and 2 cups vegetable stock (Knorr's) I also added a dollop of sour cream on top of the soup and garnished with the fennel leaves. Delicious!
Hands down, one of the best soups I've ever made (vegetarians, I urge you to try this recipe). But I altered a few things. Here's what I did differently: - I used a large fennel bulb. Even if you don't like fennel straight, you end up pureeing it anyhow, and fennel does this recipe nothing but favors. - I had some fresh pumpkin handy, so I threw in about a cup of that to substitute for a few of the carrots. If you were to double this recipe-- and I would, it was delicious-- you could probably use a whole small sugar pumpkin, pre-baked in the oven. More work, but SO worth it. - I used half a cup of sour cream. - I used my favorite veggie bouillon instead of water. I didn't use much, either, but it really helped and meant I didn't have to salt the finished product. Next time, I might reduce the water amount to 5 cups for a thicker consistency. - I used half a cup of orange juice. Someone said it gets lost in this recipe, and I'd say that might be true with 1/4 cup. With a 1/2 cup, it adds a subtle finishing touch. The recipe says this makes 8 cups of soup? Well, boyfriend and I ate all but 2, which will be lunch today.


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Hm, it sounds very raw that way. I have no real suggestions for the bass,
but with only bass and vocals, it could use some more high end. I'd prefer to
hear it with the funky guitar playing. :-)
One of these days, Dave can release a monster single of this song. :-) I
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based on teh same recordings to a greater or lesser extent.
Thanks for sharing Robin!
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Today I saw something interesting fly through the neighbor;s yard. It looked like a Giant Swallowtail, a bit larger than a Tiger or Spicebush, and clearly dark brown with some yellow on the wings. Has anyone seen any in the Chicago area? Vince |
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- Posted by bernergrrl z5 IL (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 16:44
This is so funny. I was driving from Westchester, IL today (butterfly monitoring), and I thought I saw a GST flying across a major road toward a cemetery (think it was IL 171 just south of Roosevelt incase you know the area). I've seen them at Camp Sagawau in Lemont, IL last year. So, I hope one comes to my yard soon and finds my new Hop Tree. :) They are around... |
- Posted by bernergrrl z5 IL (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 19:14
Just read Molanic's description of their flight. The one I saw today was definitely a little lumbering--so I did see one, I bet. |
Pretty picture Molanic! I have seen a GST in my garden in Mass. for the past 2 summers. Historically they are extremely rare in this state. At first I thought it was a EST but even from a distance it became clear the flight pattern was very different. No sign of a GST here yet this year. A friend of mine in a town about 10 miles away has probably seen one, based upon her description of the "big yellow butterfly" that was nectaring on their Swamp milkweed for a long time. I have Ruta graveolens in the garden and last year found 1 P. cresphontes cat. Raised it to a chrysalis, but the chrysalis died over the fall. It probably would not have made it over the winter anyway, I overwinter my Papilio chrysalises outside and it was a long cold winter. Lost 3 of 7 P. polyxenes. |
Thanks, so I did see what I thought I saw.....great picture Molanic! I need to get some Ironweed for my yard as well..... Vince |
- Posted by bernergrrl z5 IL (My Page) on Sat, Aug 9, 14 at 14:47
Oh, wow! Just had one in my yard--and I think she was trying to find my hop tree! Woohoo! |
I just had a female Giant in my back garden today! She was not as large a specimen as I remember in the previous 2 years. She was nectaring on assorted plants, but mostly the Marigolds. She probably would have preferred the Zinnias, but they were sowed late and have only just started blooming. I didn't see her near the Rue, not sure if she had eggs to lay or not. |
- Posted by Leafhead 4b WI (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Aug 12, 14 at 3:06
I saw a GST fly thru my garden Sunday afternoon around 2:00pm. I saw another larger specimen fly thru several weeks ago. I counted 4 at a butterfly count near Muscoda on Saturday. Apparently, they aren't that uncommon in Southern Wisconsin in mid to late Summer. |
Just saw my first giant in almost two years, and on my birthday to boot! It seems to be a very good butterfly day in general. I also saw at least 2 monarchs, 3 tigers, 2 red-spotted purples, a viceroy, american lady, peck's skipper, hummingbird clearwing moth, and of course a bunch of the ever present cabbage whites. This is my favorite time of year in the garden because all the biggies are blooming (joe pye weed, butterfly bush, ironweed, hardy hibiscus, etc.) and the butterflies are abundant. |
- Posted by Leafhead 4b WI (email@example.com) on Thu, Aug 14, 14 at 7:24
Sounds like a wonderfully busy day in the garden :-)> That's a great shot of a nectaring GST! On average, I'll see a couple of Monarchs, some Tiger Swallowtails (BSTs are scarce this season), a female RT Hummer, a Hummingbird Clearwing Moth and maybe a Question Mark. I see quite a few small Skippers on my Agastache Anise Hyssop. Earlier this season, I saw a lot of American Ladies and Red Admirals. |
Nice birthday gifts, Molanic. :) Last year the female Giant showed up on the day of my Dad's funeral service. I thought maybe he sent her to say hello, and it did lift my spirits. She left me at least one egg on the rue, which was also a lift. |
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On 02/14/2011 11:41 PM, Josh Lawrence wrote:
LOL, Are you serious? I'd rather expect more audio-related constraints
here :)
IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad: They got about everything right:
from the inside: hardware IRQ routing: 1394 and at least 1 USB IRQ is
not shared with other devices - some models even allow to re-assign
these in the BIOS: that's great for connecting external audio interfaces
and achieving low latency;
the VGA (or DVI) out works OOTB on GNU/Linux; as does Wifi (double check
options when configuring/buying), suspend/resume; heck it even reports
temperature of the battery and allows to set high/low water-marks for
battery charge cycles.
to the outside: the keyboard and mouse-buttons have a healthy
press-depth and perfectly balanced resistance. There's even water drain
in the keyboard(!), very very robust casing, easily replaceable HDD,
almost no fan noise, etc.
On top of it: they do have low power consumption (long battery life) and
are "green" in terms of environment and recycling. Besides: GNU/Linux
support is amazing: thinkwiki.org
I do like the screen contrast, although the only disadvantage I can
think of is that it's sometimes not bright enough for a green on black
terminal in direct sunlight :) Oh and the built-in speaker (at least on
this X60s and also on the T401) is total crap.
Alas it's not a cheap solution, OTOH it really pays off.
Check the list-archive this is a recurring subject: just a few weeks ago
there was this "Firewire linuxaudio laptops, recomendations?" thread.
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Watch: 'Fifteen Digits' Is a Crime Set Up That Only Comes Around Once a Lifetime
Features By Scott Beggs on June 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? In order to help sell his novel, author Nick Santora became a director and created this short. Of course it helps that he's a television and film writer with connections to a lot of talented people, but it's a fascinating new method where the literary and cinematic worlds collide. Beyond being a curiosity, the film itself (an excerpt of his book brought to life) is damned good. Jimmi Simpson (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) is excellent with his droopy-eyed drama – offering the heist of a lifetime to a guy that works in the bowels of a law firm (Gino Anthony Pesi). He may be low on the totem pole, but he's got access to a lot of potentially pricey information. I spoke with Santora about the short and his writing career – a conversation you can listen in on here. What will it cost? Only 7 minutes. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
To Sell His Novel, Author Nick Santora Became a Director
Features By Scott Beggs on June 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhen best-selling author Nick Santora wanted a way to get fans and entertainment industry officials excited about "Fifteen Digits," he became a director. The result is a short film pulled from the book featuring Jimmi Simpson and Gino Anthony Pesi. Of course, Santora has a background – writing for shows like The Sopranos, Prison Break and Law and Order. He also wrote Punisher: War Zone and created the show Breakout Kings. He's firmly entrenched in a world where everything is caught on camera, but he's using that experience in a unique way when it comes to wearing his literary hat. We talk with the newly minted director about how turning to filmmaking to sell a book (and himself) has worked out. Plus, Jack Giroux and Rob Hunter face off in the Movie News Pop Quiz and then debate the merits of Ridley Scott's Prometheus. Download Episode #137
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The motivational force for Chrysler's sports tourer is the same 3.5-liter SOHC V-6 found in its flagship sedan, the 300M, a car that, though pre-Daimler in its conception, can help you conceptualize the Pacifica. That is, with regard to its overall realization, as well as its engine, the 300M is to luxury sport sedans as the Pacifica is to luxury SUV crossovers. It's not as luxurious as some. The feel of the interior is not entirely convincing (if markedly better than most recent Chryslers), the refinement of the engine is a bit wanting, but, overall, it's better than you might suppose.
The 9.6 seconds Chrysler quotes for the Pacifica's 0-to-60-mph sprint won't set blood aboil; 250 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque in the face of two-plus tons of sports tourer ain't much. But the Pacifica at least presents the smoothest rendition yet of the long-lived Chrysler six, a stone-reliable unit once known for its asthmatic, slightly tortured soundtrack. With a host of recent refinements and a four-speed automatic transmission paired with Chrysler's familiar AutoStick manu-matic gear selector, it makes a tolerably willing and mellifluous accomplice today.
As we meander up and down the hills of Sonoma and Marin Counties on our way to San Francisco, the Pacifica scores biggest for its sober body motion. Mind you, nothing about the Pacifica, from its lackluster acceleration to its numb steering, made us want to search out the nearest Skip Barber Racing School slalom. But an MDX, an RX300, and a Rendezvous brought along for comparative purposes reminded us just how badly a crossover SUV copes with the daily necessities of cornering and braking by dishing up embarrassing quantities of slobbery roll, pitch, and dive at every opportunity. The Chrysler won praise for its crisp body control and its suspension's unexpected composure when dealt bumps while loaded up in a corner. Stab the brakes of an RX300 while turning the wheel, and watch its impression of Cleveland Indians fans on ten-cent-beer night. Its high-riding body can't help attempting an impromptu performance of the Watusi before it even considers weebling and wobbling its way back to erect bearing. No such problem with the Pacifica. Without being inspiringly nimble, it feels fluid and accomplished.
Part of the Pacifica's composure is the result of tuning, part because of design. German engineers dropped in for some serious consultation during the Pacifica's gestation, and it shows, for example, in the SUV's sophisticated five-link rear suspension, inspired by (but not using any parts from) the new Mercedes-Benz E-class. Along with some well-considered spring and damper choices, ride and handling mark a real bright spot for the Pacifica, although these are still weighted toward an American definition of acceptable communication with the road.
In case you were wondering, the meeting of Daimler and Chrysler engineers was hardly a one-way street. Select Chrysler engineers lived and breathed development of the Pacifica's cousin, the soon-to-arrive Mercedes-Benz GST, in Stuttgart. Mike Donoughe, vice president of Chrysler's Family Vehicle Product Team, was one of them. He spent three years getting the picture in the Fatherland before returning to the United States to join the Pacifica team. Institutionally, he said, the importance of the Pacifica cannot be understated. Along with the Crossfire, it will "form the foundation from which to elevate Chrysler into the premium segment."
That is the challenge, coming at a time when everybody and his brother are piling deeper into the potentially most profitable luxury segment of the automobile business. While the Mercedes SLK-derived Crossfire looks to enhance brand stature, the Pacifica is perhaps even more crucial for Chrysler, for it is meant to do this and sell in volume, actually helping the brand grow market share. In order to do so, it will have to persuade consumers that it is a genuine luxury vehicle.


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i have searched for it on my saved recipes and in food 52 recipe finder, can't find it anywhere, please let me know where it is, thanks
Here you go peach. I don't submit recipes, but sure try many of them out on this site, including this winner: http://food52.com/recipes...
I must add that if you havent been around this site for a couple of years searching for things is really hard & unpreditable.
@sexyLAMBCHOPx, you should let the support people know that you're having a problem. When I went to answer this question, I just typed ricotta into the recipe search and Jennifer's ricotta was on the first page. Maybe it has something to do with your browser?
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We've seen plenty of bikini candids of busty babe Devin Brugman, so its nice to see these "real" bikini pics for the Monday Swimwear 2014 Collection! She needs to get topless at some point.
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We've seen plenty of bikini candids of busty babe Devin Brugman, so its nice to see these "real" bikini pics for the Monday Swimwear 2014 Collection! She needs to get topless at some point.
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More bikini pics of busty babe Devin Brugman hanging out with her friend Natasha Oakley at a beach in Miami! How come nobody offered her obscenes sums of money to pose topless yet? Those big boobies need to be seen by the world. I don't want to have to start a kickstarter but I will!!
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I'm wondering what are the basic components to build a custom/my own distribution of a minimal functionla linux.
As far as I know I need the following:
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Builing a minimal linux
As far as I know I need the following:
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but what are the latest of those libs (glibc_2 or 6)? and how to obtain them? what is the order of compiling thos libs?
How to add an X Windonws system? Which is better, XFree86 or Xorg?
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Assuming you already have some experience with using Linux, your best sources for what you describe are Gentoo and LFS or Linux From Scratch.
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you could also streamline by using tcc rather than gcc, just a thought/
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If ever there was a moment for making these free-form
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Back-to-School: Messenger Bag
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Attention this school season is on sourcing toxic-free products for our children. Behold: The PVC-Free School Gear Guide which lists PVC-free school supplies by category, brand, and product-name.
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The thought of staplers and young kids is very scary. But, now I have come across a staple-free stapler. Go ahead and "staple" away.
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If you're like me and still have weeks to go before school starts, get your kids in the mood by crafting some of their own supplies. Look at these Smencils. They are gourmet scented pencils that kids make on their own.
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Today starts the 39th(!) season of Sesame Street. My son and I spent hours going through video archives on YouTube. Now, he's eager to wear his new Elmo sneakers. And, I am so happy that he's not asking for Power Rangers.
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Hidradenitis SuppurativaShannon Rylee, M.D. and Nasim Afsarmanesh, M.D. Case ReportA 35-year-old woman with polycystic ovarian syndrome and hidradenitis suppurativa presented to the Emergency Department with vulvar and axillary lesions with increasing pain and drainage. She was diagnosed with HS nine years prior and was undergoing treatment with isotretinoin after treatment failure with adalimumab and etanercept. Prior surgical treatment of lesions failed to provide any relief. On physical examination, she had multiple, exquisitely tender abscesses on perineal and axillary areas that were freely draining pustular material (Figure 1). Computed tomography of the pelvis revealed subcutaneous lesions connecting to the skin surface with associated inguinal lymphadenopathy. Wound cultures were polymicrobial growing Staphylococcus, Corynebacterium, Proteus, and Bacteroides. She was treated for abscesses with metronidazole, ceftazidime, and vancomycin. General surgery was consulted and performed incision and drainage of vulvar lesions. Drainage and tenderness of lesions improved significantly. She was discharged home on amoxicillin clavulanate and ciprofloxacin. DiscussionHidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a follicular occlusive disease, which often causes severe scarring of skin leading to fistula formation with draining sinuses. While pathogenesis is unknown, it is hypothesized that terminal follicular obstruction leads to damage of follicles with associated chronic inflammation and fibrosis of apocrine and eccrine glands. The incidence of HS is approximately 1% of the general population and affects women more frequently than men. Onset of symptoms is typically after puberty, but before age 40 years.1 Typically, patients experience 2 to 4 new lesions per month, each lasting approximately 7 days. However, nearly two-thirds of patients at all stages of the disease report at least one permanent lesion. Predisposing factors may include obesity, hyperandrogenism, and possible genetic factors. It has been associated with smoking, certain oral contraceptive pills, and lithium. Cultures from non-infected lesions are often sterile, indicating that infection and skin colonization with bacteria are unlikely the inciting etiology. Lesions are independent of personal hygiene.2 Complications of long-standing disease can include fistula formation into other epithelial lined organs, lymphedema, hypoproteinemia, anemia, and depression. Frequently, HS remits after menopause. Diagnosis of HS is clinical and does not require biopsy. For diagnosis, typical lesions, as seen in Figure 1, must occur in characteristic sites, axilla and inguinal regions. They must also follow a relapsing and chronic course. Lesions are classified as primary, secondary, or tertiary. Primary lesions are first to appear in characteristic locations. Secondary lesions recur at the same site, often forming sinus tracts. Tertiary lesions cause extensive scarring and interconnected sinuses. Unfortunately, this is typically the stage at which the disease is diagnosed. Management is dictated by disease severity according to Hurley's staging. Stage I includes abscess formation without sinus tracts or fibrosis and medical therapy is recommended. Stage II has recurrent abscesses with sinus tract formation with fibrosis. Drug therapy is preferred with only limited excision of certain lesions. Stage III is diffuse disease with extensive fibrosis, abscesses and sinus tract formation for which wide surgical excision is recommended. Figure 1. Hidradenitis suppurativa: axillary lesions There are no large clinical trials for management of HS. Recommendations for all patients include avoiding trauma to the affected area, losing weight, smoking cessation, using gentle antibacterial soaps, and avoiding shaving these regions. Antibiotics are used for secondary infections, but they do not alter the primary course of disease. Antiandrogens may be useful; however, in trials, only finasteride has provided minimal relief. Clinical response with retinoids is variable, although it has been helpful perioperatively. Immunosuppressive medications have had the most beneficial effects. Infliximab has been used with some success for severe Stage III HS. However, it does not alter sinus tract formation.3 There are a variety of surgical interventions available, including incision and drainage, unroofing procedures and excision. Incision and drainage are performed for pain relief. Concurrent oral antibiotics are recommended. Unroofing treatments are the preferred intervention for extensive HS. It involves mapping all sinus tracts, opening them with scissors, and then removing the entire roof of the tract. Wide excision could be used for the most severe cases, although this procedure has a recurrence rate of 50% when used with primary closure. In general, primary closure of the wound is not recommended, as it buries remaining foci of active disease.4 Hidradenitis suppurativa can spontaneously regress and go into remission, although this is often after the disease has left terrible scars, both physically and emotionally.5 However, cure is unlikely if the disease is widespread. Unfortunately, up to 25% of patients have reported no treatment for management of their disease. This case illustrates a unique condition with high prevalence in the general population. Immediate recognition and diagnosis can avoid unnecessary antibiotic treatment, while expediting appropriate counseling and therapy. REFERENCES
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His Excellency George Washington
by Joseph J Ellis
10 editions published between 2004 and 2011 in English and held by 1,584 WorldCat member libraries worldwide From the French and Indian War to Mount Vernon, from the American Revolution to the presidency, Ellis delivers what will stand the test of time as the definitive biography of the greatest American icon
Founding brothers the revolutionary generation
by Joseph J Ellis
16 editions published between 2000 and 2009 in English and No Linguistic content and held by 1,208 WorldCat member libraries worldwide An analysis of the intertwined careers of the founders of the American republic documents the lives of John Adams, Aaron Burr, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and George Washington
John Adams
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18 editions published between 2001 and 2013 in English and held by 1,175 WorldCat member libraries worldwide McCullough unfolds the adventurous life-journey of John Adams, the brilliant, fiercely independent, often irascible, always honest Yankee patriot who spared nothing in his zeal for the American Revolution; who thought, wrote, and spoke out for the "Great Cause" come what might, who traveled far and wide in all seasons and often at extreme risk; and who rose to become the second President of the United States and saved the country from blundering into an unnecessary war
Washington's crossing
by David Hackett Fischer
8 editions published between 2004 and 2011 in English and held by 1,124 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Six months after the Declaration of Independence, America was nearly defeated. Then on Christmas night, George Washington led his men across the Delaware River to destroy the Hessians at Trenton. A week later Americans held off a counterattack, and in a brilliant tactical move, Washington crept behind the British army to win another victory. The momentum had reversed
Crossroads of freedom
by James M McPherson
9 editions published between 2002 and 2011 in English and held by 1,001 WorldCat member libraries worldwide McPherson reconstructs the gripping Battle of Antietam, which remains the single bloodiest day in the history of American combat. Through historical newspaper accounts and the personal letters of soldiers, the events leading up to the battle and the battle itself are stunningly re-created
The perfect mile three athletes, one goal, and less than four minutes to achieve it
by Neal Bascomb
9 editions published between 2004 and 2011 in English and held by 888 WorldCat member libraries worldwide They said no human could ever run a mile in less than four minutes. In 1952, three amazing athletes begged to differ. This is their extraordinary tale
Lincoln on leadership executive strategies for tough times
by Donald T Phillips
6 editions published between 1999 and 2011 in English and held by 808 WorldCat member libraries worldwide By examining Lincoln's effective leadership style and exploring the President's diverse management skills, the author demonstrates how you can succeed with them in today's complex world
The road to Appomattox
by Robert Hendrickson
7 editions published between 1999 and 2011 in English and held by 806 WorldCat member libraries worldwide By weaving together passages from diaries, military reports, and newspapers, Hendrickson creates a vivid, firsthand account of the final year of the Civil War
The deal maker how William C. Durant made General Motors
by Axel Madsen
5 editions published between 2000 and 2011 in English and held by 726 WorldCat member libraries worldwide William C. Durant did big things the big way: he overreached, but, until his final failure, he picked up the pieces time after time to confound his competitors. From a turbulent childhood in the small town of Flint, Michigan, to his phenomenal success in creating General Motors, Durant's meteoric career easily rivals the success stories of modern legends
The memoirs of William T. Sherman autobiography
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Benjamin Franklin an American life
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Dr. E. Milton Wheeler, a servant of God, husband, friend, teacher,
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Visitation for Dr. Wheeler will begin on Sunday, March 30 at 1 p.m. and continue until 2:45 p.m. in Bass Memorial Chapel on the William Carey University campus in Hattiesburg. Funeral services will follow at 3 p.m. in Smith Auditorium of the Thomas Fine Arts Center. Dr. Tommy King, president of WCU, will officiate.
Dr. Wheeler devoted 55 years of his life to WCU, where he was a student and a professor. In addition to his role as professor of history, Dr. Wheeler served for seven years as dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, for two years as vice president for student development and for five years as vice president for academic affairs. He was named outstanding faculty member numerous times and served for 36 years as the faculty athletic representative for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
He was born in Mobile, Ala., on July 23, 1939, and graduated from Vigor High School before beginning his studies at then-William Carey College. While a student at Carey, Dr. Wheeler was editor of The Cobbler student newspaper and won a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship to attend graduate school. He recalled in a 2006 interview that his favorite moment while a student at Carey was "being editor of The Cobbler and winning the prize for being the best newspaper among small colleges in the nation."
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Both of the Wheelers were honored by Carey for leaving a "legacy of love" during 2006's centennial celebrations. In addition to leaving behind lasting impressions of Christian character and kindness, the Wheelers donated approximately $2.3 million to the place they both served for five decades.
Dr. Wheeler's love of Carey Crusader baseball knew no bounds. A fan since his student days, he was a consistent and vocal supporter of not only the baseball team but all athletic teams at the university. Milton Wheeler Baseball Field, dedicated in 2006, is named in his honor. For his countless contributions to Carey Athletics, Dr. Wheeler was inducted into Carey's Athletic Hall of Fame earlier this year.
Dr. Wheeler's love for travel also knew no bounds. He led over a hundred trips to Europe, many tours of the Holy Land and many other tours that included Australia, New Zealand, the Orient, the United States, Russia and areas of Latin America. He also was a visiting lecturer in Russian universities and was supportive of the Kindness Foundation which promotes study of the Bible in Russian schools.
Dr. Wheeler was a charter member of the Rotary Club of Petal, joining when the club was formed on March 31, 1972. He was a Rotarian with perfect attendance, attending club meetings all over the world. He served in many offices and chairs throughout his years in Rotary, including governor of Rotary District 6840 from 1989-1990 and again from 2007-2008. He was awarded the Avenue of Service Citation from Rotary International in 1999-2000 and in 2013 received the Citation for Meritorious Service, one of only 50 awards given worldwide per year.
He was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Hattiesburg, where he was a deacon and Sunday school teacher. Dr. Wheeler was also the teacher on "Living Waters," the longest-running local television program, for 27 years.
Preceding Dr. Wheeler in death were his wife, Donna Duck Wheeler; and his parents, E. K. and Lucy Wheeler.
Survivors include sisters-in-law, Darlene Cook (David) of Thomasville, Ga., and Judy Wade (Mike) of Bay Minette; numerous cousins; an extended family of students who viewed the Wheelers as parent figures; as well as countless friends around the world.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to the William Carey University Student Scholarship, WCU 141, 498 Tuscan Avenue, Hattiesburg, MS 39401.
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Kate Krader (@kkrader on Twitter) is Food & Wine's restaurant editor. When she tells us where to find our culinary heart's desire, we listen up.
No matter how hard you try, Thanksgiving is not going to be a healthy meal (if you prepare it so it's enjoyable anyway). If you want to mash your potatoes with fake butter, serve your skinless turkey breast without gravy and have a tiny sliver of non-whipped-cream topped pie, that's your prerogative.
The other option is to just go for it: butter in the mashers, gravy on the turkey and a super insane piece of pie on Thanksgiving. And then wake up on Friday and go to the gym. I vote plan B. here are some suggestions on where to find that insane pie. Fat Elvis Pie at Hoosier Mama Pie Company - Chicago, Illinois This little bakery is the place to find the Fat Elvis pie, a stellar combination of chocolate, peanut butter and banana in a mash-up crust of graham cracker/peanut/pretzel. Another Hoosier Mama specialty is persimmon pie (they say it's a southern Indiana favorite), and orange cream pie (orange cream in a pecan graham cracker crust, topped with whipped cream). What's also terrific about Hoosier Mama is its support for out-of-town pie makers. Here's why they won't ship their pies:
"It would be very difficult to ensure that our customers received a great pie in the mail. If it were possible, it would likely be very expensive. Rather than spending $50 or more getting one of our pies shipped to you, we suggest you might be able to find a great local baker, professional or not, that can make you a great pie. Perhaps it's a friend's aunt, a neighbor or the lady whose pies win every year at the county fair. Instead of giving money to a shipping company use it to become the patron of a local pie maker!"
Grateful Gobbler Pie at Fork & Pie Bar - Chattanooga, Tennessee Fork & Pie sells a few things besides deep-dish pie, though not many. Of course, they have sweet options like banana pies—their take on the classic pudding generously layered with banana slices. But they have even more savory pies, from traditional chicken potpie to less traditional Pulled Pork B-B-Q Pie (pulled pork topped with house brown sugar barbecue sauce in a sweet cornbread crust).
And then there's the outright unconventional Grateful Gobbler, a combination of oven-roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, homemade stuffing, homemade cranberry sauce and turkey gravy in individual pie tins. No, this doesn't classify as a holiday dessert but here's something great about the Grateful Gobbler: Fork & Pie is donating the proceeds for each one sold through Thanksgiving to the Chattanooga Regional Homeless Coalition.
Pineapple & Coconut Cream Fried Pie at the Original Fried Pie Shop - Davis, Oklahoma, plus multiple locations in several states Nancy Fulton is the Fried Pie Lady; her business is a tribute to her grandmother, who made hand pies for ranchers in Oklahoma's Arbuckle Mountains in the late 1800s. There are plenty of savory pies here, too, but the focus is on fruit pies, including blackberry, pineapple, peach and apricot, which can be mixed and matched with cream choices (chocolate, coconut, lemon or vanilla) to create something that feels downright tropical. like chunks of pineapple in sweet coconut cream.
Bud's Chocolate Chip OMG! Pie at Royers Pie Haven - Round Top, Texas Located in the "golden triangle" between Austin, Houston and Dallas, Round Top is a town best known for its antiques shopping (it's home to new HGTV stars Junk Gypsies; also to one of Texas's largest antiques fairs). Royers offers several OMG pies, notably Not My Mom's Apple Pie OMGX6. They also feature Bud's Chocolate Chip, which they describe as "Like a big Chocolate Chip Cookie with tiny bits of pecans—only better!"
Royers has strong feelings about topping your pie with Amy's ice cream: Specifically, they charge 50 cents extra if customers don't have the ice cream with their slice. "It is so wrong to not top your pie with Amy's Ice Cream!!" they explain.
Caramel Pumpkin Pecan Pie at the Choc'late Mousse Pie Bar - Lubbock, Texas Is there a more ambitious pie destination in the country? Owner Carson McCabe's repertoire includes almost 30 pie fillings, based on recipes from his grandmother. For the holidays, Pie Bar offers choices like Eggnog and White Choc'late Cherry Cordial—white chocolate mousse with crushed up chocolate-covered cherry cordials.
The current favorite is Caramel Pumpkin Pecan, made with pumpkin pie filling, caramel pecan sauce, whipped cream and your choice of crust (Nilla Wafer & pecan is one option, pretzel is another and thin mint is yet another, although that might not be the move with pumpkin pie). Choc'late Mousse Pie Bar also offers several ways to enjoy your pie, including Piefaits—two layers of crust and two layers of pie filling layered in a glass, topped with homemade whipped cream.
Cider-Roasted Brown-Butter Apple Pie in a Double Cheddar Crust at Cake Monkey Bakery - Los Angeles, California Despite its name, Cake Monkey has a stellar reputation for pies in Los Angeles (it recently won Critic's Choice for pie from the L.A. Times' S. Irene Virbila). They like to take classics and trick them out in super-delicious, smart ways. For instance, the Cider Roasted Apple Pie boasts Pink Lady and Granny Smith apples, roasted in Vermont cider jelly and brown butter with vanilla bean, then baked in a double cheddar crust. The Honey Braised Pumpkin Tart is an heirloom pumpkin custard in a house-made graham cracker crust, topped with toasted marshmallow.
If you're hitting Umami Burger for the holidays, you can also find Cake Monkey pies there. The original bakery ships overnight nationwide, plus delivers in the local L.A. area.
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This novel vacillates, in a disconcerting way, between being a comedy of manners and misperception and a grim depiction of the sexual violence of small-town teen life.
By Don Noble
When you hear the title gods in Alabama, you might think there is an apostrophe in it and it means ?God is in Alabama.? There isn?t, and it doesn?t. The first sentence of the novel reads, ?There are gods in Alabama: Jack Daniel?s, high school quarterbacks, trucks . . . and also Jesus.?
The speaker of the novel, Arlene, is living in Chicago. She has been there for nine years, through undergraduate school and PhD work, is now writing her dissertation in literature, and explains she hasn?t been home to Alabama for nine years because of a deal she made with the deity.
Twelve years earlier, while she was still in high school in fictional Fruiton, Alabama, one hour north of Mobile, she murdered Jim Beverly, the star quarterback, and then promised God that if she were allowed to not get caught she would never have sex again, never again tell a lie, and, when she left Alabama, she would never return.
Of course, circumstances shift in such a way that Arlene, along with her African-American boyfriend Wilson Burroughs, called Burr, a patient, intelligent, handsome, kind Chicago tax attorney, decides to go back.
On her visit to her hometown of Possett, Alabama, a small town outside Fruiton, we delve into her family and high school history with a degree of accuracy a social scientist would be proud of.
First, there is the now common Southern version of the old Sidney Poitier, Spenser Tracy, Katherine Hepburn movie, which we might rechristen ?Guess Who?s Coming to Have Barbecue with Us??
Burr, in the Poitier part, is the smartest, nicest person in the world. The family in Possett will just have to adjust.
Then the novel descends into complete chick lit as we learn about Arlene?s teen days.
We learn of budding breasts, training bras, and mammary envy. We learn about the popular people?the high school football players, baseball players, and cheerleaders?and the ?others,? and who eats at which table in the cafeteria.
We learn of clean hair, stringy hair, french braids, headbands. We learn of flirting, dating, courting, kissing, necking, petting, heavy petting, going all the way?Arlene did, sixty-one times?seduction, date rape, and, finally, real, savage, brutal rape.
We learn of cars and trucks and jeeps. We learn about clothes?skirts, tops, tights, strappy sandals. We learn of eye shadow and lip gloss and yes, there is even a scene of our heroine?s first, sudden, unexpected, and embarrassing menstruation, at school.
We learn, as we often do, that Aunt Florence is smarter and wiser and more cunning that we had thought, but that Uncle Bruster is in fact a dull old fellow who notices nothing. Most males are violent or placidly obtuse, except Burr of course.
Did Arlene really kill Jim Beverly with a tequila bottle? Hang in there and you will find out, but along the way you are led to feel that killing this vile, arrogant peacock may not have been such a bad thing.
Killing your man was okay in Mark Childress?s Crazy in Alabama when Aunt Lucille did it and put the head in a Tupperware lettuce keeper, and it was certainly understandable to kill your husband in Beth Henley?s play Crimes of the Heart.
Now, Agatha Christie?s protagonists Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple may insist that it is never justifiable to take another human life, but several Alabama novelists do not agree, as long as the victim is male and has behaved badly.
This novel vacillates, in a disconcerting way, between being a comedy of manners and misperception and a grim depiction of the sexual violence of small-town teen life.
gods in Alabama is readable, at times clever, doesn?t take too long, and will give a lot of pleasure to a lot of readers, but it has the same relationship to literature as Gilligan?s Island has to King Lear.
Don Noble's book reviews can be heard each Monday on Alabama Public Radio at 7:35 a.m. and 4:44 p.m. Recently retired as English professor at The University of Alabama, Don's specialties are Southern and American literature. Don also hosts Bookmark on Alabama Public Television.


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Whether it was the enduring success of the Bond Aston or merely corporate fascination with co-branding at any price, the practice has taken over. Not long ago, I was watching TV and saw an ad that I identified as being either for the Chrysler 300C or for the latest Harrison Ford stiffy, Firewall. It turns out the commercial was for both, replete with the requisite heavy Internet promotion component, including a three-tiered co-branding exercise: a contest with Moviefone to win a 300C.
Chrysler won't reveal what the Firewall placement cost them. General Motors will not even acknowledge putting the Pontiac Solstice into the upcoming Mission: Impossible III, although insiders peg the cost in the vicinity of $2 million. That's a lot of coin for something that, like most movies, will have at most a couple of good weeks in theaters before fizzling. Still, it's a lot less than the reported $12 million GM dumped placing the hapless Pontiac Aztek in television's Survivor. The show made it; the Aztek never did. Nor did GM's bizarre hookup with Warner Brothers cartoon characters much help its cars.
Before receiving his walking papers a few years ago, Chrysler marketing chief Jim Schroer paid $14 million for Celine Dion to lend a touch of class to the Chrysler Pacifica and Crossfire launches with her abominable new single and then $9 million to rockers Aerosmith for the quickly hatcheted "Mayor of Truckville" Dodge campaign. To complete the trifecta, the visionary executive also reneged on a deal to pay Martha Stewart several million as a Chrysler marketing partner when an untimely prison sentence intervened.
Yet despite all the multimillion-dollar missteps, co-branding and product placement roll ever onward, leaving enthusiasts only to wonder: What is it about carmakers that's made them so susceptible to the temptation of Hollywood and the rest of the world's image makers? Is their nineteenth-century industry so unsexy and are consumers so disinterested that automakers think they must trick them into thinking about their products? Is their self-esteem that low? Are their cars that boring? Have they drunk so much of the Kool-Aid that they no longer realize that so much co-branding is no branding at all?
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Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo. has proposed shifting money from development in Afghanistan to roads and bridges in the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Defense pays for projects through the Commanders' Emergency Response Program and the Afghanistan Infrastructure Fund.
McCaskill said Thursday the Commanders' Emergency Response Program was intended for small humanitarian and repair projects. She says it has ballooned to cover highways and power plants. And she said investments are needed for U.S. infrastructure.
McCaskill's proposed amendment to defense legislation would allow the funds to be used for projects costing $50,000 or less. Excess money in the funds would go to the Department of Transportation.
McCaskill says the U.S. Agency for International Development could continue funding development projects in Afghanistan.
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