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A former upper-level administrator for Wichita schools was found not guilty Friday of charges related to the Atlanta schools test-cheating scandal, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Tamara Cotman, the first defendant in the test-cheating scandal, was accused of intimidating witnesses, including a principal and other staff, in an effort to hinder an investigation. She was put on administrative leave in 2011 after an investigation showed widespread cheating.
Cotman moved to Atlanta in 2004 from Wichita, where she served three years as assistant superintendent for elementary schools under former superintendent Winston Brooks.
Before that, Cotman – who grew up in Wichita and graduated from Southeast High School – was a fifth-grade teacher at Cloud Elementary and principal at Park Elementary in Wichita.
An Atlanta jury acquitted Cotman, a former area director with oversight of 21 schools, of charges that she influenced a witness who claimed Cotman instructed principals to tell investigators to "go to hell," the Journal-Constitution reported.
Her successful defense may have weakened the case against those facing charges on allegations of falsifying standardized test scores. Earlier this year, prosecutors obtained a sweeping racketeering indictment against nearly three dozen former Atlanta public school executives and teachers, including former Superintendent Beverly Hall.
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pork medallions with fennel & pancetta
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- 1-12 ounce(s) pork tenderloin
- 1/4 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- dash(es) salt
- 2 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 2 ounce(s) pancetta finely chopped
- 2 bulb(s) fennel trimmed/cut xwise into 4 in clices
- 1 small onion thinly sliced
- 2 clove(s) minced garlic
- 2 tablespoon(s) lemon juice
- 1/2 cup(s) whipping cream
- trim fat from meat, cut xwise into 1in slices. place between plastic wrap and pound lightly to 1/4 in thickness - repeat with remaining slices
- in bowl combine flour, salt & pepper - coat meat.
- in heavy large skillet heat oil. add meat 1/2 at time - cook until slightly pink in center, turning once. Remove meat from skillet. In same skillet cook bacon or pancetta over med. hight heat until crisp. add fennel, onion & garlic and cook until tender (3-5 mins). Add lemon juice and stir in cream. Bring to boil and return meat to pan. Cook until heated through and sauce thickens.
- Transfer to serving platter - spoon sauce over meat.
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TDP MLAs of the district Errabelli Dayakar Rao, D. Sitakka, R. Prakash Reddy and others hit out at TRS leader K. Chandrasekhar Rao for repeatedly attacking the TDP. They dared him to target the Congress party and Sonia Gandhi for going back on separate Telangana and not the parties which supported the cause.
"The list of KCR's misdeeds and corrupt practices is with Sonia Gandhi and hence he is silent. He cannot dare to attack her or the Congress party," they said.
Naidu's brief address
Meanwhile, TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu, who began his day very late around 3 p.m. from Tekumatla, addressed a small gathering at Nawabpeta in Chityal mandal during his padayatra. After a brief address, he wanted the women in the crowd to narrate their problems.
He wanted them to tell how they lived during the TDP regime and the problems they were facing under the current Congress regime.
One woman complained about skyrocketing prices of essential commodities to shortage of power and gas supplies.
"The SHG bank loans are being linked to the debts of our husbands and crop loans taken by the family. Bankers are not releasing the gold pawned with them by the women if the SHG owed loan amount. This is too much," she said.
Mr. Naidu, after listening to her and others, who echoed similar feelings, urged them to give the TDP all 42 MPs so that he would fight with the powers at New Delhi and ensure gas at lower price.
The TDP chief tried to paint every other political party bad while trying to explain how best the days were when his party was ruling the State.
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An opening day attraction, this small theater shows 6 classic Disney cartoons simultaneously. Originally this "A" ticket attraction showed pre-Disney cartoons and pioneering silent film reels to enhance the ambiance of Main Street U.S.A.
In 2010, for the 55th anniversary celebration, Disneyland revealed archival footage titled Day One Disneyland. The film highlighted the early years of the park and showed attraction openings as well as how they changed over the first few years. It also showcased many of the celebrities that Walt DIsney welcomed to his park, including Richard Nixon as well as many foreign dignitaries.
Currently, early black-and-white Mickey Mouse shorts such as Steamboat Willie and Plane Crazy are screened, along with the celebrity caricature-stocked oddity Mickey's Polo Team. The films have sound but are played at low enough volume that the theater remains a quiet respite from the rest of the park.
Opening Day Films
- A Dash Through the Clouds (a 1912 Mack Sennett drama about biplanes)
- Dealing for Daisy (a 1915 William S. Hart western)
- Fatima's Dance (year unknown, a risque belly dance sequence by Fatima, a famous dancer of the time)
- Gertie the Dinosaur (Winsor McCay's 1914 cartoon)
- The Noise of Bombs (a Keystone Kops Comedy)
- Shifting Sands (a 1918 Gloria Swanson melodrama)
Current Classic Disney Films
- The Dognapper (1934)
- Mickey's Polo Team (1936)
- The Moose Hunt (1931)
- Plane Crazy (1928)
- Steamboat Willie (1928)
- Traffic Troubles (1931)
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Good place to get out of the sun or rain or to kill time while others in your group shop on Main Street. Fun, but not something you can't afford to miss. No seats; viewers stand.
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Wonderful selection of old-time flicks.
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Opening Date | July 17, 1955 |
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Pulsatile insulin
Pulsatile insulin, sometimes called metabolic activation therapy, or cellular activation therapy describes in a literal sense the intravenous injection of insulin in pulses versus continuous infusions. Injection of insulin in pulses mimics the physiological secretions of insulin by the pancreas into the portal vein which then drains into the liver. In healthy, non-diabetic individuals, pancreatic secretions of insulin correspond to the intake of food. The pancreas will secrete variable amounts of insulin based upon the amount of food consumed (basically speaking, the more food that is consumed, the more insulin the pancreas will secrete) among other factors. The majority of available experimental evidence suggests a more potent hypoglycemic effect of pulsatile insulin in comparison to continuous insulin infusion. Continuous exposure to insulin and glucagon is known to decrease the hormones' metabolic effectiveness on glucose production in humans due to the body developing an increased tolerance to the hormones. Down-regulation at the cellular level may partially explain the decreased action of steady-state levels of insulin, while pulsatile hormone secretion may allow recovery of receptor affinity and numbers for insulin. Intermittent intravenous insulin administration with peaks of insulin concentrations may enhance suppression of gluconeogenesis and reduce hepatic glucose production.
Dr. Thomas Aoki, former Head of Metabolism Research at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, Massachusetts, and a current Professor of Medicine at the University of California, Davis, was the pioneer of using pulsatile insulin in the treatment of diabetes. Dr. Aoki's work focused on the role of liver dysfunction in diabetic metabolism. He theorized that end organ damage in diabetes is caused by abnormal hepatic glucose metabolism, inadequate insulin delivery, and insulin resistance.
Pulsatile Insulin and the Liver[edit]
Normally, insulin is secreted from the pancreas in pulses into the portal vein which brings blood into the liver in variable amounts, closely related to ingestion of meals. For induction and maintenance of insulin-dependent enzymes essential for glucose metabolism in the liver (e.g. hepatic glucokinase, phosphofructokinase, and pyruvate kinase), the hepatocytes require a defined insulin level (200-500 µU/ml in the portal vein) concomitant with high glucose levels (which acts as a bimolecular signal). In non-diabetic subjects, portal insulin concentrations are twofold to threefold greater than those in the peripheral circulation. During the first pass through the liver, 50% of the insulin is removed, strongly insinuating that the liver is the principal metabolic target organ of the gastrointestinal tract and the pancreas. The insulin retained by the hepatocytes may itself be essential for the long-term effects of insulin on hepatic glucose metabolism as well as growth and de novo enzyme synthesis. Following oral glucose intake, the liver accounts for an equal or greater portion of total net glucose uptake compared to the periphery. Insulin exerts pivotal control of glucose levels through its ability to regulate hepatic glucose production directly or indirectly. The traditional subcutaneous (S.C.) insulin administration regimens used by diabetic patients a) fails to capture the pulsatile nature of natural insulin secretion and b) does not reach high enough insulin concentrations at the hepatocyte level (e.g., 10 U regular insulin injected S.C. produce a peak systemic circulation concentration of 30-40 µU/ml and an even lower portal vein concentration of 15-20 µU/ml).
Controversy over efficacy[edit]
There is disagreement about whether this therapy benefits patients. Many insurers refuse to cover the treatment. Several literature reviews by insurers conclude that there is no evidence of efficacy.[1][2][3][4]
A number of investigators have found no physiologic benefit from pulsatile delivery.[5][6]
In some cases, insurance companies have been ordered to pay for that patient. For example, a trial with CalPERS resulted in a decision ordering Blue Cross and other insurance providers to pay for the therapy as to those parties.
- ^ "Hepatic Activation Therapy". Anthem Blue Cross. Retrieved 6 July 2010.
- ^ "Clinical Policy Bulletin: Intermittent Intravenous Insulin Therapy". Aetna. Retrieved 6 July 2010.
- ^ "Outpatient Intravenous Insulin Therapy (OIVIT)". Blue Regence. Retrieved 6 July 2010.
- ^ "Intermittent Intravenous Insulin Therapy". UnitedHealthcare. Retrieved 28 April 2011.
- ^ Grubert, J. M. (1 August 2005). "Impact of continuous and pulsatile insulin delivery on net hepatic glucose uptake". AJP: Endocrinology and Metabolism 289 (2): E232–E240. doi:10.1152/ajpendo.00567.2004.
- ^ Courtney, CH; Atkinson, AB, Ennis, CN, Sheridan, B, Bell, PM (August 2003). "Comparison of the priming effects of pulsatile and continuous insulin delivery on insulin action in man.". Metabolism: clinical and experimental 52 (8): 1050–5. doi:10.1016/s0026-0495(03)00156-2. PMID 12898472.


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As a self-proclaimed kitchen geek, I love reading my cookbooks even more than using them for cooking. Oftentimes a laptop is my best friend in the kitchen — recipes at my fingertips, endless combinations of ingredients, and thousands of options. Convenient? Yes. But part of me still loves thumbing through the classics. It's kind of like having a Kindle but still loving a good paperback every now and again. — Liza from (a)Musing Foodie
Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book - $16.90
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My Life in France by Julia Child - $9.09
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Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert - $14.92
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The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier by Ree Drummond - $17.70
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The Art of Simple Food: Notes, Lessons, and Recipes from a Delicious Revolution - $21.72
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Listen to KEN LAIRD when he hosts Stillers 365 (weekdays 6p to 8p) and Pittsburgh GameDay (Sundays 10a to 1p). Send comments, questions and feedback to Ken Laird http://stations.espn.go.com/stations...4&post=5137666 This week we'll take a look at the potential positives and negatives of the Steelers' draft picks. Today, a look at Rounds 1 -3: G / C Maurkice Pouncey, 6'4 / 304 lbs, University of Florida, Round 1 (18th overall) Positives: With Pouncey, the Steelers got a player who can and likely will help them in 2010. It's rare for a player to start in his rookie season, but there is precedent at this position with Alan Faneca starting 12 games in 1998 as a rookie (with injuries to Will Wolford and Jim Sweeney accelerating that need). Expect Pouncey to be the Steelers starting right guard by Week 5, with the potential to play center down the road (Justin Hartwig is signed through 2012). Pouncey has big-school experience with 40 starts at the University of Florida, and his stats are impeccable: over his last 1,793 snaps he allowed one quarterback sack and was penalized only twice. In 2009, he did not allow a QB sack or pressure, nor was he penalized on 919 snaps. He appears to have an upbeat attitude, intelligence, strength, athleticism for a big man, and he has the experience to shotgun snap as well as play with a QB under center. At only 20 years of age, he also has room to improve in all areas and at multiple positions. Negatives: The Steelers were interested in a few of the interior offensive line prospects from last year's draft (Alex Mack, Eric Wood) but they were off the board before the Steelers picked at #32 in 2009. Former NFL GM Charley Casserly said recently on NFL Network that he doesn't believe Pouncey will be as good as either of those players from last year. If that's the case, the Steelers may well have reached for a player at #18. If he's viewed as a guard, Pouncey is the first one to be drafted as high as 18th since the Eagles took Shaun Andrews in 2004. No center has been taken in the top 20 this century. And, the Steelers passed on some notable talents including the top receiver Dez Bryant and some elite cornerbacks in Kareem Jackson and Kyle Wilson. Yes, they eventually traded for Bryant McFadden, but if Jackson becomes Darrelle Revis then the Steelers indeed will be second guessing this decision. Pouncey also had shoulder surgery to repair a labrum issue in May of 2009, something to remember at a position that requires a ton of pounding. OLB Jason Worilds, 6'2 / 262 lbs, Virginia Tech, Round 2 (20th pick of round) Positives: The Steelers certainly had a need for depth at outside linebacker. Previously, if either James Harrison or LaMarr Woodley were injured, the team's response was to move Lawrence Timmons to the outside to fill in. That's weakening yourself at two spots. Now, Timmons stays put inside and Worilds has time to develop while giving a Beamer-Ball special teams effort on coverage and block units. There is no urgency for Worilds to step into Dick Lebeau's defense in year 1, and he most assuredly will not. The bottom line will be seen in whether or not Worilds can get to the QB when he finally does get his shot. He had 15.5 sacks over 41 games with the Hokies as their defensive end, with 34.5 tackles for losses and 75 pressures. In 2008, his breakout season, he had 8 sacks and 18.5 TFL, causing four fumbles. If Worilds can make the conversion from DE to a stand-up OLB, he brings run-stopping ability to the position, too. At Va Tech, in 117 run plays, he held opponents to 44 yards or an average of 0.38 yards per attempt. Worilds is a decorated gym guy, earning Va Tech's strength and conditioning award. He appears to have the proverbial high motor and attitude to develop his skills. Negatives: As always, part of the potential negatives come with the players that were passed over. Notre Dame WR Golden Tate looked like a Hines Ward heir apparent, and Penn State and Upper St. Clair ILB Sean Lee looked like a James Farrior of the future. Both were on the board when Worilds was selected. Drafting defensive ends and turning these "hybrid" players to 3-4 OLBs is always a difficult evaluation. Bruce Davis and Alonzo Jackson are recent failures of the Steelers to achieve this, while Woodley was a huge success at doing so. Can Worilds turn, flip his hips, and run with backs, ends, and receivers? Is he fast enough to beat offensive tackles off the edge? Only time in the NFL will tell. Also of concern, Worilds' production dropped from 2008 to 2009 down to just 4 sacks his junior season. By all accounts he received more attention from opposing offenses and double teams, but things will get tough in the NFL, too. Gone are the days where the Steelers can take a chance on a player like this in the late rounds of the draft. With 13 NFL teams playing the 3-4 these days, it's becoming a 2nd round risk pick to find pass rushers and the Steelers are forced to gamble here with Worilds. WR Emmanuel Sanders, 5'11 / 180 lbs, Southern Methodist, Round 3 (18th pick of round) Positives: Speed and quickness. He ran a 4.41 at the combine and said he ran a 4.36 once. He's elusive and quick off the snap, which nabbed him 98 catches in 2009 with Southern Methodist in their run-and-shoot offense. He also returned punts (13.8 yards per return last year), and averaged 125 all-purpose yards per game. He's an athlete, a former four-sport letterman in high school who could dunk a basketball at just 5'11 (a 39.5 inch vertical jump). He finished in the top five of all receivers at the NFL combine in the vert, 40, broad jump, and three-cone drills. He has the look of a nice slot man / return man early in his NFL career. I also think drafting a great athlete to replace Santonio Holmes was important. When the Steelers decided to keep Ben Roethlisberger, they kept an offense where plays often extend for several seconds. This team needs wideouts who can run, run, and run some more, and for 60 minutes. Negatives: Ball security could be an issue as he had 3 fumbles in 2009. Height is also a concern for a team that doesn't have an established big man at WR. Playing in Conference USA and in a spread offense makes the projection of Sanders tricky, as well. Is he physical enough to handle press coverage in the NFL? And what about the other receivers the Steelers took him over, including Eric Decker of Minnesota, Jordan Shipley of Texas, Mardy Gilyard of Cincy, and Taylor Price of Ohio. If they wanted a receiver in Round 2 they passed on Tate, LSU's Brandon LaFell, and Damian Williams of USC. 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An apparatus and method for programming a VCR is provided. The system, utilizing a programming controller, presents a display on the viewer's television which contains a pattern representing a plurality of time intervals. The user programs the controller by indicating what time intervals on what week and on what channel are to be recorded. The controller then continually compares the current time with the programmed time until a match is found. When a match is found the controller activates the VCR, tunes the VCR to the desired channel, and initiates recording. When the controller determines that the VCR has recorded for the desired length of time, it stops the VCR from further recording and turns off the power to the VCR.


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It's the All-Star break and the Jays are three games out of first in the East. Can they maintain it? Will they stay the course? Stoeten and Drew will discuss all the positives and negatives attached to your Toronto Blue Jays and what effect they may...
Drunk Jays Fans - March 27 2014
The DJF Podcast is back, with Drew and Stoeten previewing the season that will be for "your" Toronto Blue Jays, who open on Monday in Tampa after a weekend in Montreal. Also: shamelessness!
Drunk Jays Fans - March 12 2014
Stoeten and Drew are back! It's been a while but we'll do a lot of moaning and bitching and a little bit of praising all under the general banner of speculation about your 2014 Toronto Blue Jays.
Drunk Jays Fans - December 13 2013
Stoeten and Drew get into all the truths, lies and rumours surrounding your Toronto Blue Jays and what the Winter Meetings have produced for the team.
Drunk Jays Fans - December 3 2013
Join Stoeten and Drew as we talk about, WHO ELSE, Yoooooouuuuuur Toronto Blue Jays! The big news this week is that JP Arencibia has been let go. Has it been a loss for the team? We'll hash out the deets on that and much, much more.
DJF - November 13 2013
Well, it's been awhile. BUT WE'RE BACK! The DJF Podcast in full effect! Drew and Stoeten discuss trade rumours, fake and real, and we give our opinions on which free agents we think the Jays should go after in this off-season.
DJF Podcast - September 25 2013
Stoeten and Drew talk about the Webster Awards, rosterbation, Todd Redmond, and Botanist.
DJF Podcast - September 17 2013
Join Stoeten and Drew for another fantastic day of podcastery! We'll discuss picking up Adam Lind's option, Melky Cabrera's health, J.A. Happ, and so much more about YOUR Toronto Blue Jays!
DJF Podcast - September 11 2013
Stoeten and Fairservice opine on Ryan Goins' recent performance at second base, a qualifying offer for Josh Johnson. R.A. Dickey in sickness and in health, and lots lots more.
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We're back! It's good! Stoeten and Fairservice discuss John Gibbons and whether or not he is to blame for the current state of the team. We'll also talk a bit about player development.
DJF Podcast - August 19 2013
The evolution of John Gibbons, Edwin Encarnacion, making a case for Redman, and looking ahead to a double header
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Today on the DJF Podcast.... All things Jays. Would you have it any other way? We'll discuss the Mark Derosa waiver claim, the value of balance, Josh Johnson salvation, and we'll have a little catcher chat. It'll be nice. You should be there.
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On today's edition of DJF, we're talking trade. All the trade we can talk. Man, it's gonna be trade-tacular!
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Welp! The Rays sweep The Jays at home, Brett Lawrie, J.P Arencibia, and absolutely NO talk about the statue.
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The homemade rosemary-flecked chips are a great complement to the garlicky dip, but store-bought pitas or bagel chips are a fine stand-in.
Preheat oven to 350°.
To prepare chips, combine first 4 ingredients. Arrange pita wedges in a single layer on a baking sheet. Lightly coat pita wedges with cooking spray; sprinkle evenly with rosemary mixture. Lightly recoat pita wedges with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes or until golden.
To prepare dip, cook bacon in a small saucepan over medium heat until crisp. Remove bacon from pan with a slotted spoon; set aside. Add garlic to drippings in pan; cook 1 minute, stirring frequently. Add broth and beans; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer, uncovered, 10 minutes.
Combine bean mixture, onions, and remaining ingredients in a food processor, and process until smooth. Spoon mixture into a bowl; stir in 1 tablespoon reserved bacon. Sprinkle dip with remaining bacon just before serving. Serve with pita chips.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
Be sure to use pickling cucumbers, which are shorter and thinner-skinned than regular cucumbers. Though 4 days is the maximum, the longer the cucumbers marinate, the spicier and more garlicky they'll become.
Arrange half of cucumber in a 9-inch pie plate. Top with half of onion. Repeat procedure with remaining cucumber and onion.
Combine vinegar and next 5 ingredients (vinegar through chiles) in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil; cook 1 minute or until sugar dissolves, stirring occasionally. Pour hot vinegar mixture over cucumber mixture. Cover and marinate in refrigerator 1 to 4 days.
Arrange tomato slices on a platter; sprinkle evenly with 1/8 teaspoon salt and black pepper. Remove cucumber mixture from marinade with a slotted spoon; arrange over tomato slices.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
The chicken is seared over direct heat then moved to the cooler side of the grill. If using a charcoal grill, stack the coals on the right side of the grill.
Preheat grill to medium-hot using both burners.
To prepare chicken, loosen skin from breasts by inserting fingers, gently pushing between skin and meat. Combine salt and next 4 ingredients (salt through chile powder); rub under loosened skin.
Turn left burner off (leave right burner on). Coat grill rack with cooking spray. Place chicken on grill rack over right burner; grill 5 minutes on each side or until browned. Move chicken to grill rack over left burner. Cover and cook 35 minutes or until done, turning once. Remove chicken from grill; discard skin.
To prepare sauce, combine mayonnaise and remaining ingredients, stirring with a whisk. Serve with chicken.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
Canned peach nectar, near the bottled fruit juices in the grocery, is the base for a slightly sweet sauce that pairs well with highly seasoned beef. You can make and refrigerate the sauce up to a day ahead; bring it to room temperature just before serving.
To prepare sauce, heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion and garlic; saute 5 minutes or until tender. Add nectar, 3 tablespoons sugar, and vinegar. Bring to a boil; cook until reduced to 1 cup (about 15 minutes). Add bourbon, ketchup, Worcestershire, and red pepper; cook over medium heat 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat, and stir in the lime juice. Cool slightly. Pour the sauce into a blender, and process until smooth.
Prepare grill.
To prepare steak, combine 1 tablespoon sugar and next 7 ingredients (1 tablespoon sugar through black pepper); rub over both sides of steak. Place steak on grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 7 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Cut steak diagonally across grain into thin slices. Serve with sauce.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
The salad holds well, so you can make it up to a day ahead.
To prepare salad, cook beans in boiling water for 12 minutes. Drain; rinse with cold water. Drain. Combine beans, corn, and next 5 ingredients (corn through oregano).
To prepare dressing, combine lemon juice and remaining ingredients, stirring with a whisk. Drizzle over salad, and toss to coat.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
Place potatoes in a large Dutch oven; cover with water. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer 18 minutes or until tender. Drain. Place potatoes in a large bowl. Drizzle with vinegar; toss gently to coat. Let cool to room temperature.
Combine crème fraîche and remaining ingredients, stirring with a whisk. Add to potatoes, tossing gently to coat.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
Dress up scoops of tangy buttermilk ice cream with in-season berries, sliced stone fruit, or lemon rind strips. Waffle bowls make a fun way to serve dessert, too.
Combine sugar and juice in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk until sugar dissolves. Add half-and-half, whole milk, and buttermilk. Pour mixture into the freezer can of an ice-cream freezer; freeze according to manufacturer's instructions. Spoon ice cream into a freezer-safe container. Cover and freeze 1 hour or until firm.
Cooking Light MAY 2003
White Bean and Bacon Dip with Rosemary Pita Chips
Sweet-Spicy Cucumbers over Tomatoes
Grilled Chicken with White Barbecue Sauce
Spice-Rubbed Flank Steak with Spicy Peach-Bourbon Sauce
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Two-Potato Salad with Crème Fraîche
Lemon-Buttermilk Ice Cream
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White Bean and Bacon Dip with Rosemary Pita Chips
Sweet-Spicy Cucumbers over Tomatoes
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Posted By Mark Sisson On March 14, 2010 @ 9:44 am In Health | 10 Comments
Remember the guy who made the challenge-winning "Bringing Home the Bacon" video [7]? He's got a new one. Watch this Primal workout [8], epic music included.
Fat is a flavor [9], says science. And me. Yum.
What's the difference between a fish and a goat? Hunt. Gather. Love talks about the role emotion plays in our food choices [10].
A new study shows studies are flawed! Read the LA Times piece on how medical studies rarely compare drugs to existing treatments [11].
Want to know where your milk is from? Find out here [12].
For the Twitter folks, Primal Chat held a real-time #PrimalChat [13] event last Wednesday. The conversation inspired Insurgo In Apparatus to share his journey to Primal living [14]. More than 140 characters. And worth it.
Before the internet, before Grok, before Homo sapiens, before life, before Earth, there were billions and billions of stars… Carl Sagan fans rejoice, the Cosmos can now be seen on Hulu [15].
One year ago (March 7 – 13)
Just explain eggs in the way my astute kindergartener (who has chickens) did to another student today:
Student 1: You eat the baby chickens in the eggs?
Student 2: No, see there is no rooster. Without the rooster, the hen can't get married and the eggs don't have babies in them. The eggs need a daddy rooster to become a chicken.
Student 1: oh!by Marissa from Dear Mark: The Semmelweis Reflex [21]
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[9] Fat is a flavor: http://www.slashfood.com/2010/03/09/so-fat-you-can-taste-it/
[10] the role emotion plays in our food choices: http://huntgatherlove.com/content/eating-animals
[11] medical studies rarely compare drugs to existing treatments: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/booster_shots/2010/03/medical-research-comparative-studies.html
[12] Find out here: http://whereismymilkfrom.com/
[13] #PrimalChat: http://www.primalchat.com/2010/03/primal-chat-on-twitter/
[14] journey to Primal living: http://readgrice.tumblr.com/post/441322222/primalchat
[15] Cosmos can now be seen on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/cosmos
[16] cheese recipe: http://chefdanielangerer.typepad.com/chef_daniel_angerers_blog/2010/02/mommys-milk.html
[17] DietBlog: http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/2010/03/09/poll_mommys_milk_cheese_anyone.php
[18] Fish Tacos: http://cosmopolitanprimalgirl.wordpress.com/2010/03/09/paleo-fish-tacos/
[19] How to Relieve Sore Muscles: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/muscle-soreness-causes-relief/
[20] Pepper and Salt: Not So Basic After All: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/pepper-and-salt-varieties/
[21] Dear Mark: The Semmelweis Reflex: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/semmelweis-reflex/
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May 23, 2006A while ago, Immersion Corporation was awarded damages of over $80 million in its patent infringement lawsuit against Sony (see our coverage here and here ). The lawsuit involved the force-feedback technology which Sony used in its PS2 controllers. Immersion also sought an injunction prohibiting Sony from making or selling related technologies in the US. Sony is currently appealing the injunction decision.
At the recent E3 convention, Sony announced that its next generation controllers would not include the rumble feature because of possible interference with the new controller's tilt sensors. This decision is not sitting well with gamers and industry insiders, who view the removal of force-feedback controllers as a step backward.
Immersion's President has stated publicly that Immersion is willing to help Sony with force-feedback technology that can co-exist with the tilt sensors, if Sony settles the patent litigation on Immersion's terms.
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Since the mid 1990s, the town of Guiyu, China has been a major processor of e-waste, or electronic waste. Electronic waste refers to used consumer products consisting of computers, fax machines, copy machines, etc. These products make their way from developed countries such as the United States, Europe, and Japan to underdeveloped nations such as China, India, and Africa.
In Guiyu specifically, 75% of their e-waste imports come from the United States, the only developed nation that hasn't passed any legislation on prohibiting the export of toxic wastes to underdeveloped nations such as China. Although there is legislation in other countries prohibiting the act of exporting, it still occurs illegally. The Chinese government has set laws prohibiting importation of waste, however it only results in smuggling.
The 80% of Guiyu's population that participates in the processing of the waste do not wear any sort of protective gear, including goggles or masks, to prevent inhalation of the toxic fumes and particles coming from the burning of circuit boards to obtain valuable metals (gold, copper, and silver). Fumes are emitted from the tons and tons of toxic chemicals in computers like mercury, lead, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, and cadmium. Many of these chemicals are considered to be carcinogens, endocrine disrupters, cause neurological harm, and even cancer. They also affect the kidneys, cause brain damage such as lowering IQs in children, muscle weakness, and affect reproductive systems.
My thesis mission is to provide a sort of protection for these communities when engaging in these processes in order to make it less harmful for the workers. The e-waste trade is the economy of the small town of Guiyu therefore it cannot simply be taken away from them. E-waste trading is going to continue for a while despite efforts from many organizations campaigning against companies and governments to use less toxic materials and enact legislation, but both of these are issues that will take time to resolve. I am focusing on a more immediate implementation; I'm concentrating on improving the conditions that the people must live and work as well as making the situation healthier than it currently is.
Working with individuals and organizations that are also focusing on e-waste and toxic environments for laborers, I will be able to develop deep analysis and research of the situation the communities of Guiyu are involved in and get different perspectives on how this problem can be addressed.
In the end I hope to be able to develop a product that will be capable of providing comfort as well as healthier well-being for these workers by filtering out the toxic fumes that they are constantly breathing in 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is not to say that my design is the final word on solving the e-waste problem in Guiyu. It is more a "bandaid" for the situation, a temporary intervention that will make the situation less harmful than it already is. The people of Guiyu have no choice but to do this as work. They are all very aware of the destructive effects on their health, however, they have no choice. It's an irony; they risk their health to make an income in order for them to be able to make it through the next day.


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Very good system, Watch out for the sun angle when aiming the cameras. I had one looking down the drive and could see the sky at the top. When the sun angle changed...Read complete review
Very good system, Watch out for the sun angle when aiming the cameras. I had one looking down the drive and could see the sky at the top. When the sun angle changed and sunrise was no longer behind the house across the street but next to it, the camera went black forever. The first replacement camera was angled lower to just miss the horizon and it fried also. If the sun light can shine at a low angle and see the lens, the light bounces in and fries it. the 2rd replacement camera was aimed lower and the sun shield extended to beyond maximum (can just be seen in top of picture) and is still going great. I have 8 cameras now, 2 inside looking at door entrances. If in doubt buy the warrantee.
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My electrician installed this in a few hours. All cords went thru the attic. My recording machine is hid in the attic, but my viewing monitor (monitor not included) is in my living room. A cord for that came down from the attic with a cord thru the ceiling, but I wanted to view what was going on outside my house. Personally, I would recommend the 8 cameras, for better viewing of your yard. I would have liked a bigger viewing span of my yard. Albeit, I will add the extra 4 cameras. The recording machine is set up for 8 cameras, even though there is only 4 in the box. I bought this system AFTER my house was broken into & robbed, one afternoon while I was at work & my teenage son was at school & no one saw or heard a thing! I would like the system to be a little clearer on the view & scan more than it does, BUT, in the long-run I do feel safer after installing it. I might add, the cameras hanging on the eaves do look intimidating, which I am hoping in itself, will warn off any future would-be robbers. The price of the cameras, monitor, and installation is worth the peace of mind they have brought! I wished I had installed them before I was robbed, since $4000 of items was stolen from my house. This system may have its' faults, & the instructions for setting it up are a tad overwhelming, but as a single mother, who has been robbed, I feel much safer now I have it. Doing something to protect your house, is better then doing nothing. I had to learn that the hard way, & this system is a good start!
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I just installed this system, and I am very happy with the ease of installation and the quality of the equipment. A couple points;1 - At first I didn't realize that the screw closest to the camera base allows you to rotate the camera so the "hood" is on top. This keeps the picture vertical.2 - If possible, arrange the camera so there is nothing close to it in the range. If there is anything close (wall, eave, etc), it reflects the IR from the LEDs back at the camera. The camera will automatically adjust for this, but it means that things in the distance are not very bright.But let's get real. The point of this system is that people can tell you have a surveillance system. They can't tell how well it works!
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(27 of 29 customers found this review helpful)
awesome product
By rob smith
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this product has great night vision distance.and the motion sensor works great...I love this product!!
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Bought this set last year and installed it in one day by myself. Figuring out how/where the cameras will be placed is honestly the hard part in all of the setup. Once you download the app and set it up on your phone (use your public/external ip address, not the ip of the dvr! This way you can view when you're not on your home wifi) This product is great for the price and great for the insurance it will give you when you need to see your property **Note: the wire that is provided to hook up the dvr to your tv was a little short so i ordered a 20ft bnc -->rca video cable to run downstairs to my tv in the basement.
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Great for checking your home on the road
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Its kinda difficult to understand in the beginning as most new computerized items. However, once you have it all hooked up and get to know just the basics of the machine you will see your home on a monitor divided into 4 sections. We choose front sides, and rear. The span of the view is great. We choose the high resolution so if needed we can enlarge the photo or a part and obtain license plate numbers, as well as facial features for further investigation if needed. It makes my home more comfortable to live in as well as leave my wife and kids home alone. We have captured people going over our fence late at night and when they saw the red night vision on the camera way out of their reach....they went back over to terminate their ideas. We contacted them and placed the video on Facebook so those people are well known. You can connect the security to the internet via internet so you can view it via your phone or a near by computer. You have to log in to access the information when ever you need. The 500 Gig hard drive is good to record 24 hours a day 31 days a month. If at any time you want to save a situation, you can have that date and time period moved to a external card so you can view it later or take it to the cops for review. Once the month is over the hard drive will automatically reset itself and start over with the new month. No cassettes to deal with, no CDs to save or hide....its one awesome product well worth your investment.
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got what I paid for and not dissapointed
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I realize this is a cheaper system than most, so I did not expect to much. I have had this system for more than a year now and all camera's are still operating just fine. The color is not 100% correct on the monitor, even after adjusting the color balance on the monitor and DVR I still can't get it 100% but that's okay. My only complaint is from time to time my dvr decides not to record for a half hour or so. this is not a huge deal but it is irritating. over all I would buy another one of these systems. especially with the HF 2 year replacement warranty.
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Be nice if it had wireless cameras
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This one still has wires for the cameras for outdoors.Be great if the cameras were wireless.
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Just installed the system. It was easy to install and has plenty of cable for a ranch style house. I was impressed by the quality at such a cheap price. I still have to set up the IP address for remote viewing, but so far all is well. One thing I will say is use a heavier duty screw for mounting. The ones in the package were too small and if tightened too tight they do pull through the cameras.
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Oct 08, 2012, 09:20 AM | |
I bought for aileron
You think is good?torque is 2,2 http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=22929 |
Oct 13, 2012, 12:11 AM | |
I did go full in a vertical climb to 650 ft. Then a shallow dive touching 98 mph. Info was in flight real time telemetry to my aurora 9. Maybe I should do a static with my watt meter? I cannot remember which amp sensor I installed so maybe getting a false reading. I'm at the Vegas ace in the hole flyin so do not have the other sensor with me to check. Other than a bit more vertical I'm not sure it's worth switching to 5S.
Oct 13, 2012, 07:48 PM | ||
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Oct 13, 2012, 08:24 PM | |
Sheeeet....... So here I am at the Vegas aces event flying my routines with the sbach and my flanker. Big smile on my face thinking 5 S and only low fifties for amps. Well I got off my lazy butt and put my watt meter on this morning. Yikes!!!! Im pulling 84 amps .... Guess I had the low current sensor installed not the 200 amp unit.
I wondered why when running 5S static at full the motor would chirp at max power. So back to 4 S til I get the bigger esc installed. Having the wrong sensor was giving me 52 a on 4 s and 54 a on 5 s. so the telemetry sensor was maxing out even for the 4s and not giving me full range. No more trusting gadgets until fully checked out. I could and should have had a burn up with the flights I was putting in. Full power to 600 ft then high speed dive! Wondered why my butt was sore it must have been that horse shoe? |
Oct 13, 2012, 11:11 PM | |
Well the magnets fell out of my motor too. Landed it ok, all in one piece, but now my motor is toast. I figure I have 2 options:
(1) get a 6S power system and run 2x2200mah packs in series. I have lots if 2200 3S packs, downside is weight and amp draw for batteries. (2) glue the magnets back in. No idea how to do that or what glue to use. Any help, guys? |
Oct 15, 2012, 06:38 AM | |
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Nearly lost the sbach today due to loosing rx signal. Coming down in a steep dive lost all control and couldn't pull up. Got closer and closer to the ground and finally got control back about 10m from the deck. Needless to say I landed pretty quickly after that.
I was extremely lucky in the end to save her. Thinking back I must have lost signal momentarily earlier in the flight but at the time I thought it must have been a wind gust. I was using my spectrum dx6i and and orange 6ch with orange satellite rx. I've had problems in the past losing signal with the 6ch orange rx but thought the addition of a satellite would tidy that up. How wrong I was, I've heard that the 7ch fail safe orange rx is much better quality but who knows. I think I might just take the official spectrum rx out of one of my other less important models and use that and replace it with the 7ch orange rx. All I can say though is I'm one lucky guy. |
Oct 15, 2012, 08:31 PM | |
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Well, after about 75+ flights and had my first major mishap. Was practicing knife edge passes. Lower and lower each time to see how big my Huevos are and cart wheeled. When I got to the airplane, I noticed that the Pilot figure's head was gone. I found it about 30ft away. Not much damage other than the motor mount, pulled the aileron hinges, and a couple other little cosmetic things . Didn't even break the prop. Kevin |
Oct 15, 2012, 08:59 PM | |
Och kmdunnster. Well at least it seems mostly OK! I wonder how it decapitated and fell out of the canopy, can't see a big hole just a big crack?
Do remember to power on test the servos to see if they stripped too. My last crash it appeared that all servos were OK, but if you powered them on and tried to put a bit of pressure on the control surfaces they skipped everywhere. |
Oct 21, 2012, 12:22 AM | |
After 187 flights and 24 1/2 hrs I rolled inverted on take off a gust of wind hit her and I pulled instead of pushed and punched straight in lol
Actually wasn't too worried as I pushed her hard for most of her life and was looking at gettin a new airframe just last week as the old one was looking stressed and thankfully my power 46 and savox servos all survived and a new one is on its way and should be here in a week |
Oct 21, 2012, 05:11 PM | |
hope that doesn't happen to your next one. How hard is this plane to fly? i can fly an overpowered Avistar and an Ultimate 20-300 that i scratch built and has near full 3d capability. the ultimate is really easy to fly and could be used as a trainer and i don't know how to fly 3d. is the Sbach to hard for me to fly?
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