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The 2013-2014 Big Rig Tour Around California!
Fri 30 May 2014Story by The Jamie Oliver Food Foundation (USA)
After 40 weeks on the road around California the Big Rig mobile teaching kitchen comes to the end of the 2013-2014 tour this Saturday.
6 locations, 440+ classes, 5,000+ participants, 46 JOFF Food Champions
Having spent the beginning of the tour travelling around county fairs raising awareness, free cooking classes started in October in Fresno. Since then, the Big Rig has taught local students and community members of Bakersfield, Sacramento, Merced, Los Angeles and San Diego key cooking skills and simple real food recipes.
Alongside these classes, the Big Rig team has also trained local members of the community as Food Champions.
A total of 46 food champions have been trained in Fresno, Bakersfield, Sacramento, Merced, Los Angeles and San Diego, who then helped to teach the classes on board the big rig in their city and will continue to keep the legacy alive through continuing cooking classes in their community even when the Big Rig left that city.
Find out more about the tour at www.jamiesfoodrevolution.com/bigrig, check out photos here and see below for some of our favourite quotes from the tour:
� �That was so much fun!! It was great to cook alongside my class mates� � student, San Diego
� �What fun! I would have never thought that cooking could be so exciting, especially with my friends� � student, San Diego
� �The instructors and instructions were easy to understand and perform. This has been life changing and I see myself cooking more with naked goods and preparing scratch meals.� � Los Angeles participant
� �What I love about my Big Rig cooking class is the way the instructor and champions talked about the recipes. They took the intimidation and fear out of the recipes and offered practical tips that I think appealed to every, regardless of how comfortable they were in the kitchen before arriving at class.� � Merced participant
� �Food is fun, is fuel, I will live a healthier life if I stop and think about what I eat, and the Big Rig gave me the confidence I needed to cook it myself and to taste the difference of using fresh ingredients!� � student, Sacramento
� �I found that cooking at home is a lot tastier, less wait and better for you I just always am in need of new ideas and this Big Rig helped me so much with that. I am very happy with my new skills!� � Bakersfield participant
� �It is awesome to be a part of this movement and join with so many wonderful people helping people eat healthier.� � Fresno Food Champion
A huge thanks to The California Endowment and EMG3 for all of their amazing support of another successful Big Rig tour.
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From Publishers Weekly
This marvelously funny novel brings together as zany a collection of characters as one could hope for: Heathcliff Warlock, a most unconventional deputy headmaster; Sir Quincey Judd-Sprockett, a nefarious and inept inventor; Belladonna Doppler, whom Sir Quincey has firmly in his sights; and assorted villains, cats and children. The setting is the Unexpected School, where anything might happen--and does. Mahy begins by placing in motion a number of seemingly unrelated subplots. By the end, they have been imaginatively and hilariously intertwined through the meeting, scheming and comic misunderstandings of all concerned. Smith's jaunty pen-and-ink spot drawings add visual verve to this manic mix. Ages 9-12.
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
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Grade 3-6-- No one writes about magic better than New Zealand's inimitable Margaret Mahy. However, it is not magic alone which is needed to foil wicked industrialist Sir Quincey Judd-Sprockett and his evil designs on the Unexpected School high atop Hurricane Peak. Science, too, must be employed. How these two disparate disciplines are wedded in the service of saving this unusual school is the lighthearted theme of Mahy's latest antic adventure. More in the spirit of Nonstop Nonsense (1989) than The Changeover (1984, both McElderry) , The Blood-and-Thunder Adventure. . . may be too relentlessly whimsical in its early chapters for some readers (talking, moonstruck cats? villains of too-predictable helplessness? characters with names like Belladonna Doppler and Mrs. Thoroughgood?). But the timely introduction of magic midway through adds the necessary numen to both text and tone and transforms what had been mere frivolousness into satisfying farce. Mahy scores again! --Michael Cart, Beverly Hills Public Library
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Library Binding edition.
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On Hurricane Peak you wear stone boots (to avoid being blown away, of course) and attend the Unexpected School (where only the unexpected happens). Richard Mitchley's lively interpretation of this impossible romp is perfectly paced to guide listeners through the wickedly complicated plot. From the confiding tones of the narrator, to the demonic cackle of the arch villain Sir Quincy, to the sibilant syllables of the two amorous felines--Tango and Zanzibar-- Mitchley's cast of voices seems virtually limitless and consistently appropriate. This reading suits the sparkling wit of the text in the same vein as Mitchley's earlier rendition of The Birthday Burglar & The Very Wicked Headmistress, also from Chivers. K.T.B. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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»Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum
Situated along the Brazos River, the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum opened its doors to the public in 1968 and has been a popular tourist destination ever since. Explore the history of the Texas Rangers - the state's oldest law enforcement company through the various exhibits and relics on display. The Hall of Fame is a memorial to all the Texas Rangers who died in the line of duty. Check out the rotating collection of 2,500 historic firearms and accessories including the one used by famous American outlaws, Bonnie and Clyde. Children will enjoy sitting on the wooden horses, putting together a rifle and other fun-filled activities such as the Scavenger Hunt. The Texas Ranger Research Center was added in 1976 and has a collection of over 300,000 items such as case files, personal data of Texas Rangers and reference books. It is mainly used by researchers. There are special programs for schools to educate the kids about the history and importance of the Texas Rangers. Get some memorabilia from the museum store such as the Texas Ranger buckles, cups, leather goods, candles, pins, puzzles and more.
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The TSHOF offers interactive exhibits and displays that salute more than 300 legendary Texas sports figures, and details the defining moments of their careers. One can peruse the Hall of Fame museums that honour major league athletes, the Tennis Hall of Fame Museum, and those devoted to hall of famers in the areas of highschool football and basketball; there is also a gift shop.
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The Mayborn Museum Complex incorporates the former Ollie Mae Moen Discovery Center, the Strecker Museum and the Gov. Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village. The Complex brings together in one location the resources of hands-on discovery rooms and interactive natural science and cultural history galleries including outdoor exhibits. This unusually rich combination provides a wide spectrum of engaging learning opportunities for all types of learners and visitors of all ages. The exhibits and education programs encourage families to learn together as they make choices to design their own museum experience.
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The Waco Mammoth Site is an important place to visit for all tourists interested in Columbian mammoths. It is a wooded parkland spread over a vast area of land and is known to be the largest known place with the remains of a mammoth nursery herd. It is still an enigma how these animals died. Many fossils have been excavated, maybe there are more in store. Get a glimpse of the lives of these Columbian mammoths that is definitely going to be inspiring.
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These delicious treats aren't as innocent as they look; Easter egg jello shooters are a fun way to incorporate a bit of partying into this special holiday. You can make these jellies really cute and colorful in order to be stealthy about your wild intentions and to suit the holiday spirit, but it will certainly be a short-lived secret.
A couple of suggestions when making these would be to pick peers that are unburdened by spontaneous partying, especially if you are planning on making these a surprise. Moreover, I wouldn't recommend making them if you have children. Finally, don't forget to add the rum.
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- By Unkle of Grounding Totem, US Kirin Tor - With a tip of the hat to Lopeppeppy for her original guide. When AddOns are properly installed, a new button appears in the lower left corner of the character selection screen of World of Warcaft, labeled AddOns. If you do not see this button, your AddOn is not properly installed or no AddOns are installed at all. - Where to Get AddOns Always download your AddOns from a reputable source. The author of this guide recommends you use the following sites for most of your AddOn needs. ● WoWInterface.com - http://wowinterface.com/ ● Curse.com - http://curse.com/ - Extracting your AddOns AddOns are delivered in compressed files to save space on hosting sites servers and to reduce the amount of time it takes you to download them. They are commonly in .zip format with some .rar format files. Windows and Macintosh computers have native support for .zip files. If your AddOn is compressed in .rar format, you will need another program to open them. Your web browser may also be able to open compressed files for you automatically after they are downloaded. For Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 users I suggest 7-Zip. ● http://www.7-zip.org/ For Mac OSX users I suggest The Unarchiver. ● http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/unarchiver.html When the AddOn is extracted, you should have a folder that is named the AddOn's name. Example: Some AddOns have sub-folders inside their main folder. This is fine, and you should leave them there. Some AddOns are called one name, but are really multiple AddOns delivered together. When this happens, you download a compressed file that has several folders in it. Example: - Where to Put AddOns Once You've Extracted Them AddOns belong in the following folder: World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns Examples: Put the folder you extracted into the correct folder for your operating system. Correctly installed, my example AddOn, Fane, looks like this: ● Windows XP C: \Program Files\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\Fane ● Windows Vista or Windows 7 C:\Users\Public\Games\ World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\Fane ● Mac OSX [Macintosh Hard Drive]../World of Warcraft/Interface/AddOns/Fane The most common issue with why your AddOn won't load. If you have an extra folder layer in the mix, your AddOn won't load. [C:] More Installing Resources: ● WoWInteface.com's Instatll FAQ: http://www.wowinterface.com/forums/faq.php?faq=install#faq_howto_install ● WoWInteface.com's Image of Correctly installed AddOns: http://www.wowinterface.com/storage/faq/correct.gif ● Seerah's excellent YouTube video for installing AddOns (using WinZip on Windows XP). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dylXGXET8OA - What to Do When Something Goes Wrong ● Make sure AddOns are in the correct directory. - Do you have more than one copy of WoW installed? If so, did you put the AddOns in the right copy's folder? This is especially important if you install multiple copies of the game, or you're installing the game from DVD after a major expansion such as Wrath of the Lich King or Cataclysm. You can right-click on the icon you use to launch WoW (Windows) or use "CMD+I" (Mac OSX) to get the properties for the short cut. The properties will tell you the "Target" of the shortcut (or alias) which is where your copy of WoW is installed. - Did you extract the AddOn correctly? Make sure you are unzipping/uncompressing your addons. WinZip, WinRar, 7zip, The Unarchiver and StuffIt (for Mac) are common unzipping programs. See the section above on Extracting Your AddOns. WinZIP users: You must make sure the option to "Use Folder Names" is checked or WinZIP will just extract the files and not make the proper sub-folders. - Did you accidentally get an extra folder layer? If you have a folder called something like AddOnName6.01.01 with folders under that named like the examples above, you've copied the wrong things to your AddOns folder. See the section above on Extracting Your AddOns. ● I used the Repair Tool and now my AddOns are gone! When the repair tool is run the Interface and WTF folders get renamed with the date added to the file name. This means those AddOns won't get loaded. You can simply rename the folders without the date. If the problem that caused you to run the Repair Tool was being caused by a rogue AddOn you'll have the problem again if you do this. ● Don't install AddOns while WoW is running. WoW doesn't register addon changes until you exit the game and restart it. Save yourself some frustration and install only when you've completely exited the game. Log in to check them, log back out as necessary to fix things. ● My AddOns didn't load after a patch! From the character select screen, click the AddOns button. In the upper right corner of the AddOns screen, check the "Load Out of Date Addons" box.
Edited by Unkle on 9/15/2011 2:32 PM PDT
Some other "Gotcha!" items.
If you're using a Trial client, you can't use AddOns. - This is no longer true, as of 5.0. ● With WoW 4.0.x releases, the game uses a "streaming" installer. When the install progress bar is in any section other than the "green" portion, the game will not load your AddOns. ● If you have upgraded your computer from Windows XP to Windows Vista or Windows 7 and you had World of Warcraft installed in the Program Files folder, the Cataclysm (or Wrath of the Lich King) installer will offer to move your install to the Public\Games folder. You should allow it to do this, but remember that you'll want to put your AddOns in the new location, and not the Program Files folder. ● If you're using Windows Vista or Windows 7 64-bit versions you may have a Program Files(x86) folder for your 32-bit applications. WoW may be there after you upgrade from Windows XP or the 32-bit version of Windows Vista/Windows 7. ● Mac OSX users who manually create an AddOns folder must properly spell and format the folder name as AddOns. Capitalization counts.
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More on Windows Vista and Windows 7.
Windows Vista and Windows 7 use a different security model than Windows XP. Programs are not allowed to write settings or changes to anything installed in the Program Files folder after they have been installed unless they have special 'elevated' permissions. So when a program, like World of Warcraft, tries to write settings information to one of it's sub-folders (like cache, or WTF or Interface) it gets re-directed to a secret, hidden folder in the Users folder. This secret folder is the "Virtual User Store." Now, prior to WoW 3.0, the game happily installed itself in the Program Folders file and caused all sort of headaches when people upgraded to Windows Vista or Windows 7 from Windows XP. Now, the game will offer it install itself in C:\Users\Public\Games to avoid this hassle. But, if you upgrade from Windows XP make your life easier, and move WoW from the Program Files folder to Users\Public\Games before running WoW for the first time. More information about User Account Control and the Virtual User Store can be found in Shirik's guide on WoWInterface: http://www.wowinterface.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14650
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I have extracted mine correctly into the right folder, there are no extra copies of my game on here, and none of the files are compressed and they still are not showing up. Any ideas?
Post the full path to your AddOn - I'm fairly certain that you either have it in the wrong place, or in a sub folder. Right: C: \Program Files\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\AddOn_Name_folder Wrong: C: \Program Files\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\AddOn_Name_Plus_Some_Numbers\AddOn_Name_folder
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C:\Users\Public\Games\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\dottracker
What's in the dottracker folder?
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A bunch of different files for dotracker, but I just thought of something. Could it be there not showing up because of the new downloader, that allows us to play without it being fully downloaded. Because I havnt fully downloaded the game yet.
Kushapotamus; If you're playing in the Yellow zone on the streaming installer you will probably have issues with lots more than just AddOns.
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Yea thats probably it, thanks for the help!
Hey, im trying to get addon's to work and its not so far. I've followed your guide by the word and the Addon button still isn't showing.
C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns I know thats wrong but idk how to fix it. Its an addon called TinyDPS. Help would be appreciated :) |
Sounds like you're using Windows 7 64bit version, and that you upgraded from Windows XP. This means that your AddOns are being redirected to the special hidden folder called the Virtual User Store that lives in C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData. You can't normally see this folder but it's where Windows Vista or Windows 7 redirect things that try to write to protected folders like Program Files or Program Files (x86).
Make your life easier. Move your WoW install from C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\ to C:\Users\Public\Games\World of Warcraft. This will let you avoid messing with the Virtual User Store issue entirely. (I should note here that the WotLK or Cataclysm installer usually offers to do this move for you.) Be sure to update the properties for your desktop icon that launches WoW after you do move the folder. |
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Hey, I am having trouble with the add on button coming up.
Based on what you have said I think my path could be wrong because I don't have a games folder under Public. One current path C:\Users\Public\Documents\Blizzard Entertainment\World of Warcraft Other path that I thought was the main one C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft I also found these files C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Blizzard Entertainment\World of Warcraft I've been manual installing addons always so I usually have been able to fix these problems. I'm running on 64 bit Vista and I didn't upgrade from XP. Suggestions? |
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Fixed it, thanks for the suggestions
Find the shortcut for the launcher that you use to run WoW. Identify its target -- usually you need only right-click, and select "Properties" to do this. Once you know where the launcher is pointing, that's the folder where your addons should go. |
I need help. Ever since I loaded Cata onto my computer the addon button doesn't show up on my character list. I have tried re-loading the addons, checked the paths of where they are, moved them in and out of the folder. Even tried deleting it and have it reload the other information and nothing has helped. I read what you said up above but nothing is working. Is there anything else I can do?
C:\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns That is the path for one of my addon's and I believe it is in the right place. Please, I need help! (( NEVERMIND!! -_-;; I FIRGURED IT OUT!! THANK YOU!! ))
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I have this same problem i have no ADD-on button on Character screen i used to have it Pre- catacysm now it is gone too... so .... i'm stupid i'm looking ever where for a setting or button to click. cant find them. yes i just double checked my Add-ons are in correct path per upper comments on this page. i never had reason to install an ADD-on. but kinda need DBM and recount for guild runs....
WINDOW 7 btw
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I upgraded to Cat on my old PC, and had the addons. When I went to my new PC with Windows 7, the addon button is missing. I also had issues finding my characters, as the new download prompted me to an entireley new realm, not my regualr one.
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Last year I got sets for everything and this year I decided to go with seed. Can someone tell me if I am on the right track?
I planted the shallot seeds last Friday outdoors in 4" wide rows, seeds are sprinkled with a target of about 3/4 inch between them. The onions (red bulb "mars", bunching "oasis" and red mini "amethyst", were all planted in cell packs with 4-6 per cell (as per "the new organic grower" by Eliot Colemann). None of the onion seeds have germinated yet. I put them off to the side in a 70 room so they weren't getting a lot of heat or light. Since I saw no germination I have just moved them over the heat, close to the window. I am assumming that the shallots will be very small this year and I should save some of the bulbs to plant next year (or should it be next fall?)? Thank you for any and all comments! |
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I plan to try and grow shallots from seeds here. Soon, the weather will clear enough so that I can plant them directly outside in a long single row spaced about 3-4 inches apart. Not sure how long they take to mature, but suspect that they are about the same for most onions of the short day types. Should I also start these seeds indoors now? I also this only because the weather isn't yet warm enough to get most seeds to germinate yet. |
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I plant Shallots in the fall so if you get some from seed try planting sets this fall |
ks I think the seed shallots dtm is 100 days give or take. Bill |
I decided to plant them in small pots indoors now. The weather here is still too cold outside to plant. I figure that in a month, I should have a sizable growth in the pots and then they get transplanted. The package didn't say what was a maturity date, so the guess of 100 days may not be off. |
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Outdoor wedding at historial home!
Bride made her celtic stayle dress and her husband's kilt! Her dress is very similar to this: They even "tied the knot" after exchanging wedding rings. They are remodeling a family 100 year old farm house, and most gave them gift certificates to Lowe's/Home Depot. Lovely couple, never been married, she is 44 and he is somewhere around that age. Violinist played the music before and after wedding in the gazebo. |
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Sounds wonderful and also that they seemo have a love for history |
She told us she had a 6 pence from Scotland in her shoe. |
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That sounds like it was a lot of fun~~~Congrats to the lucky couple ;) |
He wore a brown kilt. Not the green. So I guess his family was a member of a particular Scottish clan. His father won the mayoral election in the local town where the wedding was held. Friend and I thought maybe 20ish, but looked more like 50. Perfect weather. |
Sounds like a beautiful wedding... best of wishes for the newly wed couple! |
This was done (not actual picture)after the couple exchanged wedding vows and rings. Minister called it "tie the knot" a celtic tradition also known as handfasting. The Handfasting ritual takes its name from the joining and tying of the hands of the couple to be wed, usually with cords. This is where the term "tying the knot" comes from today in reference to getting married. |
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Space Studies Board
Annual Report
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The Space Studies Board is a unit of the National Research Council, which serves as an independent advisor
to the federal government on scientific and technical questions of national importance. The National Research
Council, jointly administered by the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and
the Institute of Medicine, brings the resources of the entire scientific and technical community to bear through its
volunteer advisory committees.
Support for the work of the Space Studies Board and its committees was provided by National Aeronautics and
Space Administration contracts NNH06CE15B, NNH10CC48B, and NNH11CD57B; by National Science Founda-
tion grants AGS-1050550, AST-1050744, and AGS-1106426; and by U.S. Geological Survey grant G11AP20217.
Cover: Artistic rendition of Kepler-35b circumbinary planet. A circumbinary planet has two suns, not just one.
The distances between the planet and stars are continually changing due to their orbital motion, so the amount of
sunlight the planet receives varies dramatically. Illustration by Lior Taylor, http://www.liordesign.com. See NASA
Kepler News, Kepler Discovery Establishes New Class of Planetary System, January 11, 2012, at http://kepler.nasa.
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From the Chair
2011 was a challenging year for NASA and for the space science
research communities. Last year, I made the following remarks in the
introduction to Space Studies Board Annual Report 2010:
Never has there been a more complete assessment of NASA space sciences.
Never have so many labored so much and so well on strategies whose
chances of realization were more uncertain than now. . . . [NASA's] programs
are caught in a self-reinforcing budgetary spiral. The profound changes
taking place in the human exploration program make it difficult for the
agency to set internal priorities, though there is an effort to protect science.
The general need to reduce the federal budget deficit makes NASA's financial
outlook uncertain at best and most likely bleak. Finally, NASA's costs for
large programs are inflating with unanticipated speed.
In some ways things have only got more uncertain in 2011. Not all
of NASA's problems are of its making. Many people outside Washington
may be able to view with a certain detachment the profound political
conflicts paralyzing action and rending human relationships within the
Beltway, but the human beings in NASA headquarters cannot. When
Congress is in session, there is a palpable change of atmosphere in
Washington—a tension in the air—at the best of times, and the aware
NASA administrator has to be sensitive to it. To last year's worries about the overall budgetary trend, 2011 added
indecision and disagreement over how to manage the growing national debt.
The science community remains ready to go out of its way to support NASA as it faces the decisions it must
make, despite the continuing uncertainty. Yet, there are those who state that there was no point in even asking our
community for its advice until the government settled on a basic approach to debt reduction. It has not, and, at the
time of writing, there is still no clear sense of what NASA can expect in the years to come.
All this raises important questions about the role of the Space Studies Board. People in and out of NASA
are searching for a sense of overall direction for NASA. Some in Congress have turned to the National Research
Council (NRC) for help, and, indeed, in 2012 the Space Studies Board will participate in such efforts. We know
how important they could be. While the initiation of a study on the long-range goals and direction of the human
spaceflight program has taken longer than we in the SSB and the Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board might
have anticipated, at the end of 2011 we made progress, and we are hopeful that in the 2012 annual report we can
report on the status of that study.
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The budgetary turmoil has also raised questions about how the SSB conducted its recent round of decadal sur-
veys. It seems self-evident that the science community should make its recommendations in full awareness of the
engineering complexity and cost-risk implications of the projects it recommends. I believe that at some level the sci-
ence community now embraces this proposition. The question is how to do it. Both the planetary and the astronomy
and astrophysics decadal surveys were given budget projections that became invalid during report preparation. The
reports' budget assumptions were out of date at the moment of release. However, their assessments of scientific
progress and opportunity still stand. And their recommended missions remain compelling. Moreover, each survey
developed its own decision rules to cope with budgetary changes, which NASA decision-makers appreciated. We
need to consider how to answer the question, How should future decadals balance the time they spend on defining
scientific opportunities with getting budget numbers right?
NASA's recent experience with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has also made it clear that the big-
gest flagship missions will have to be treated differently because of their potential to affect programs not only in
their own science area but in others and, conceivably, as with JWST, across all of NASA. Does this mean that our
disciplinary decadal committees should not expect to get a flagship during their planning decade? If so, how do we
choose from their flagship proposals?
It is also clear that many more space projects, if not most, will not be possible without international partnerships.
How should the SSB and its future decadal surveys engage with the international science community? Should we
start coordinating international advisory processes now? Should the SSB help initiate nontraditional space powers
into the international framework of cooperation?
2012 is another year. It will start off well because on January 4 John Grunsfeld was named the new associate
administrator for the Science Mission Directorate. John has big shoes to fill as he replaces Ed Weiler who, over a
more than 30-year career, was one of the most effective science administrators in NASA history. On behalf of the
Space Studies Board, and also personally, I would like to thank Ed for a job very well done.
As a former astronaut, John will have the support of the NASA administrator and the human spaceflight side
of NASA, and as the astronaut who heroically carried out two Hubble Space Telescope repairs, the respect of the
science community. I personally cannot imagine a more insightful choice, and I, and the Space Studies Board, look
forward to a productive working relationship.
In November 2012, the SSB will sponsor a workshop in Irvine, California, to examine lessons learned from the
present round of decadal assessments, so as to provide guidance for the midterm assessments and prepare for the
next round of decadal surveys. The SSB held a similar workshop during the term of my predecessor, Len Fisk, and
by all accounts it was considered useful. We are seeking broad community and international participation.
2011 was also a year of transition for the SSB. The NRC and NASA renewed the SSB's contract for another
5 years. Michael Moloney and Marc Allen worked hard over 18 months to design an agreement that works both
for the NRC and NASA. Our standing committees will meet in person at least once a year and more frequently
virtually. Most significantly, they will have the ability to suggest and to participate in short-term studies. In Spring
2013, we will have a "Space Science Week in Washington" in which the SSB's standing committees will conduct
their meetings with partial overlap. Government leaders will brief the whole SSB community at once, the commit-
tees will exchange views with one another, and there may also be science presentations for the public. Stay tuned.
At year's end, it is traditional to thank those who have made contributions during the year. As the list of reports
published during 2011 attests, our standing and ad hoc committees carried on with important work. This is what will
lead our enterprise through complex times. We are grateful to all who volunteered their time, energy, and insight, and
to the hard-working SSB staff who turned complicated discussions into readable reports. During the year, Soroosh
Sorooshian, Joan Vernikos, and Chick Woodward competed their terms of service on the Board, and Mark Abbott,
John Klineberg, Bob Lin, Marcia Rieke, and Cliff Will joined. My thanks go to both outgoing and incoming mem-
bers, but their true reward is the respect of their colleagues. Also, Michael Moloney has taken a firm grip on the
reins as staff director and is engaging the SSB in a broad range of important issues, as the coming years will show.
In closing, I urge that we keep our present travails in perspective. Our decadal surveys each found that their
science has never been so effective, so rich in possibility. We have been in, and are still in, a golden age of space
research. This was also made clear in the SSB workshop that is summarized in Sharing the Adventure with the
Public: The Value and Excitement of "Grand Questions" of Space Science and Exploration, which was printed
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in 2011 and features some of the international space science world's most thoughtful communicators along with
leaders of the media—traditional and modern. Together we reviewed the achievements of the past 50 years and
shared our visions for the next 50 years. We celebrated the significance of the space enterprise to science and our
global civilization.
Charles F. Kennel
Space Studies Board
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Space Studies Board Chairs and Vice Chairs
Lloyd V. Berkner (deceased), Graduate Research Center, Dallas, Texas, 1958-1962
Harry H. Hess (deceased), Princeton University, 1962-1969
Charles H. Townes, University of California at Berkeley, 1970-1973
Richard M. Goody, Harvard University, 1974-1976
A.G.W. Cameron (deceased), Harvard College Observatory, 1977-1981
Thomas M. Donahue (deceased), University of Michigan, 1982-1988
Louis J. Lanzerotti, American Telephone & Telegraph Co., Bell Laboratories, 1989-1994
Claude R. Canizares, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1994-2000
John H. McElroy (deceased), University of Texas at Arlington, 2000-2003
Lennard A. Fisk, University of Michigan, 2003-2008
Charles F. Kennel, Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, 2008-
George A. Paulikas, The Aerospace Corporation (retired), 2003-2006
A. Thomas Young, Lockheed Martin Corporation (retired), 2006-2010
John M. Klineberg, Space Systems/Loral (retired) 2011-
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FROM THE CHAIR iii
The Origins of the Space Science Board, 1
The Space Studies Board Today, 2
Collaboration With Other National Research Council Units, 4
Assuring the Quality of Space Studies Board Reports, 4
Audience and Sponsors, 6
Outreach and Dissemination, 7
Lloyd V. Berkner Space Policy Internship, 7
Space Studies Board, 8
Highlights of Space Studies Board Activities, 8
Space Studies Board Membership, 9
U.S. National Committee for COSPAR, 11
Standing Committees, 12
Committee on Astronomy and Astrophysics, 12
Committee on Earth Studies, 12
Committee on the Origins and Evolution of Life, 12
Committee on Planetary and Lunar Exploration, 15
Committee on Solar and Space Physics, 15
Space Research Disciplines without Standing Committee Representation, 19
Assessing Requirements for Sustained Ocean Color Research and Operations, 22
Assessment of NASA's Earth Science Program, 23
Decadal Strategy for Solar and Space Physics (Heliophysics), 24
Decadal Survey on Biological and Physical Sciences in Space, 26
Evaluation of Space Radiation Cancer Risk Model, 29
Implementing Recommendations from the New Worlds, New Horizons Decadal Survey, 30
Planetary Protection Standards for Icy Bodies in the Solar System, 30
Planetary Sciences Decadal Survey: 2013-2022, 31
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The Effects of Solar Variability on Earth's Climate: A Workshop, 35
Sharing the Adventure with the Public—The Value and Excitement of "Grand Questions" of
Space Science and Exploration, 36
5.1 Assessing Requirements for Sustained Ocean Color Research and Operations, 38
5.2 Recapturing a Future for Space Exploration: Life and Physical Sciences Research for a
New Era, 46
5.3 Report of the Panel on Implementing Recommendations from the New Worlds, New Horizons
Decadal Survey, 55
5.4 Sharing the Adventure with the Public—The Value and Excitement of "Grand Questions"
of Space Science and Exploration, 57
5.5 Vision and Voyages for Planetary Science in the Decade 2013-2022, 64


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Only 1 egg and very little margarine are used in this low-saturated-fat, low-cholesterol low-sodium bread. Carbs: 14.2g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 100
An easy slow cooker recipe that the family will enjoy! Submitted by LOSER1231 Carbs: 40g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 13g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 307.3


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Makes 6 (first course) servings
- 6 medium red or white onions (3 1/2 lb)
- 3 tablespoons fine-quality extra-virgin olive oil (preferably Tuscan)
- 10 fresh thyme sprigs or 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- Fine sea salt to taste
- 1/2 cup Chianti or other dry red wine
- 1/4 cup water
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Cut a slice from both ends of each onion, then halve onions crosswise. Discard outer layers from onions, leaving about a 2 1/2-inch diameter.
Arrange onions, trimmed ends down, in an oiled 13- by 9-inch baking pan. Drizzle with oil.
Remove leaves from 2 thyme sprigs and sprinkle over onions. Season with sea salt and pepper, then scatter remaining 8 sprigs over onions. Pour wine over onions.
Bake, uncovered, in middle of oven, basting with pan juices twice during baking, 40 minutes. Add water to pan and bake until onions are browned and tender, about 50 minutes more. Serve hot or at room temperature.
my notes
- Calories176
- Carbohydrates25 g (8%)
- Fat7 g (11%)
- Protein3 g (6%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (5%)
- Sodium569 mg (24%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber5 g (18%)
- Monounsaturated Fat5 g
- Cholesterol0


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I just used this stuff today and, I got to say, I'm impressed. When it comes to foundation-type products, I usually steer clear of drugstore-brand stuff, but this is a big exception!
My two previous choices for this type of product was Tarte's Amazonian Clay tinted moisturizer, and Laura Mercier's oil-free tinted moisturizer. Both were alright. I just ran out after owning them for about two years because they were always a tinge too dark for me - luckily I got a pretty good tan this year and used them both up!
That being said, I needed something new and I'm on a broke-ass budget so I thought I'd try this BB cream based off the reviews here. First, thank god they brought this stuff out in "light", I don't know how anyone with light skin coped before. I'm naturally fair, blonde, green eyes, but I'm not stark white or anything, and the light was just the right color.
When I tested it on my arm next to my LM and Tarte stuff, it looked a lot darker and oranger, but upon blending it out, it melted into my skin and blended perfectly. Tried it on my face this morning, and same thing! I used Neutrogena anti-wrinkle cream as a moisturizer first, followed by Tarte pore-refining primer and then applied the BB cream with my finger tips, and used my Tarte blurring brush after to buff it in.
It looks really flawless. Got rid of any small imperfections, evened my skin tone, and made my skin feel REALLY soft. I set it with my LM translucent setting powder.
So far, so good. My face doesn't feel greasy (usually my t-zone is a mess half way through the day), the color hasn't darkened/oxidized (TARTE!!) and made me look like a pumpkin, etc.
Highly recommend everyone try this before splurging on a high-end brand!
Garnier in the medium/deep is my go-to but I had a coupon and it's cheap anyway. I like this! It's a little bit orange, but then, so am I. Wears nicely all day with a little BE Mineral Veil or MAC Blot midday.
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This is the first BB cream I tried, and I love it! I actually bought it because I was having issues finding a foundation at the drugstore that fit my undertones (yellow and cool), but the light shade matched my summer tan perfectly! (I'm still pretty fair, just not ghostly like in the winter) I like how this has sunscreen built in. The product is a bit thick compared to liquid foundation and tinted moisturizer, and leaves a dewy finish. It lasts me through my ten hour days without falling off my face. I do not use powder over it.
I haven't been using this product for very long, but so far I'm extremely impressed with it. I've never used a BB cream before, but I wanted something that was a little lighter than foundation but something heavier than just the pressed powder (also Physicians Formula brand), and I had been contemplating trying this out. I'm so happy that I did. My make up routine as of now goes as follows; sunscreen, BB, coverup, pressed powder, and then whatever else I decide to use that day...usually includes some eye shadow, mascara and blush. I was looking for just a liiiiiittle bit more coverage that was I was getting with just the powder, and the BB did the trick! It leaves my skin feeling soft all day and the coverage STAYS. It's amazing. The amount of coverage with the powder stayed too, I was just looking for more. I've found that it also works as an awesome primer too, especially under my eyes before I apply my coverup and on my lids before I put on eye shadow. Overall, I'm really impressed with this brand. I've seen it compared several times to BeneFit, and I would have to say that it's definitely on the same level, just a little cheaper! The price is right for the product you get. No, it's not $6 a bottle like other drugstore brands, but you pay for what you get. It's worth the $13 I paid for it. It is definitely going to become a staple in my routine and I will definitely be buying it again. Would recommend this to anyone if you're even a little bit interested in trying it.
I really like this BB. Just gives a great all around even tone to my skin. It's my one-step product to go out and look natural and be protected with a good SPF. The finish is smooth and slightly dewy. I do not powder over it, I like the glow. It's a nice cream base. I find I can put this on bare skin and look good and don't need a concealer with it either. Hides my minor acne flareups pretty well too. Makes me look healthy and even, knowing I'm spf protected. Would not recommend to use on oily or over moisturized skin. I wouldn't apply over another spf product either, spf is already in there and I find skin can look greasy with spf overload during the day. It's pricey for drugstore, so grab on a good sale at a store with return policy and keep a receipt. We're all different skin tones and have different issues.
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I bought this since it got reviews with Beautypedia and also with the EWG(which rates products based on safe ingredients). I got the light/medium. It is a good color-not too dark. One thing I found strange is that for a product that gets rave reviews for safety, it does have a pretty strong smell when you first apply-but it does go away. It rubs on rather thick, but I am able to blend well with fingers. Overall I do like it and also like the fact that it has SPF 30. I don't wear foundation, so for me, this is perfect.
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This is the first BB cream that I have tried, and I haven't bothered to try any more because I like this one so much. I have extremely sensitive skin, and this stuff did NOT cause a reaction. It has enough coverage to even out my tone without concealing all of my freckles, so it keeps me looking natural. I usually moisturize first just to be on the safe side, and then I finish up with a loose powder. I'm a total makeup noob, and this makes me feel more confident in my routine. I do find that sometimes it appears streaky in areas that I haven't blended well, but am unsure if this is something that happens with any type of concealer. I have a warm complexion, and the light formula matches my skin perfectly.
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I've never found a foundation that really makes my face look flawless until this one! I bought it as a kit, there was a concealer and a powder that came along and when I use all 3 my skin looks perfect. I have oily skin so I just use the power to touch up and it's all good. I'd definitely recommend this along with the super bb concealer, and the super bb all in 1 beauty balm powder
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I bought this because I wanted to look for a new bb cream (I love garnier's bb cream for oily skin). The reviews on here look good but my god.. this is simply horriable!!!! I tried to use this longer than 2 weeks and I couldn't, I just tossed this in the garbage. It broke me out so bad and it didn't help with my oily skin at all. The colour range is horrible too.. I bought the light/medium but it turnt me orange so I exchanged my the fair/light and it was so pale on me but a little bronzer fixed that. This stuff just melted off my face.. never have I had that issue before. I had tons of pimples on my chin and cheeks (I hardly ever get on my cheeks anymore!) It does have good coverage but that's the only pro.. as for me the cons out weight the pros more so I will not be repurchasing this.
I am still in the fence on this one. I loved it the first few hours but by hour 3 I look like an oil slick. I topped it off with powder on day 2 but not really how I want to have to use this. I wanted to throw it on and go. Not so for me it just has too much moisture for me. I may return this still not sure.


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GeorgeB makes some good points, but not to my application.Knot knowing much about jibs when I first raised one I simply used a long sheet doubled to the clew with a cow hitch. They are like permanent on the jib and stow on a belaying pin. Each jib is on its stay so no sail changes. I'm not racing and ease of management everything. Never slipped but replacement would be all or nothing. 22 tons, sailing daily.
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