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Even as the debate over the introduction of English in Kannada medium schools rages, only two Kannada medium government schools in the district have so far asked for permission this academic year to start teaching in English.
This is a drastic drop from 22 schools that had applied in the last academic year, and 35 in 2012-13 when the introduction of English medium was first allowed to counter the falling enrolment rates in government schools.
This remains a fraction of the 932 primary schools and 116 high schools in the district.
The Deputy Director of Public Instruction office said only the school in Chelyar near Surathkal and Moodupadukodi in Bantwal taluk have asked for English medium in class 8. With around two weeks for the start of the new academic year to begin, officials concede the list may not see additions.
It was falling enrolment rates that convinced Suresh S.M., Headmaster of Government High School, Chelyar, to apply for the permission. From nearly 270 students in Class 8, 9 and 10 a decade ago, he says, the enrolment has fallen to about 10 now.
"Last year, only 35 students joined class 8, down from 62 two years ago. Parents send their children far away just to study in English medium," he said, and added that 18 children had enrolled for the English medium section.
Moses Jayashekhar, DDPI, said teachers were hesitant to take up the English medium as most had had Kannada medium education. "Even though we have given them a five-day training, they fear they cannot cope with it," he said.
Moreover, officials also point to a "bureaucratic circle in the rules" which acts as a hurdle: while numerous schools have informed BEOs that they will only proceed if English-educated teachers were appointed by the government, DDPI officials said rules were framed such that teachers can only be appointed at a school if the school has sufficient English-medium student strength.Urban-rural divide
What is also surprising that even though 57 schools had asked for permission in the past two years, English medium has been started only in 19 schools here. The demographics clearly show an urban-rural divide: Belthangady has seen all 6 applications translating to reality, while Mangalore South hasn't seen any of the 22 'interested' schools starting English medium section.
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I have a journalism background so I'm naturally "nosy." I make it a point to know as much as I can about all things Fairytale Brownies, so if you have any questions, just ask!
When I was a child, I remember hearing my aunt recite this silly poem to my uncle on Valentine's Day:
There are tulips in the garden,
There are tulips in the park.
But the two lips I like best are your two lips in the dark.
They laughed and then gave each other a smooch.
Those aren't lines from Shakespeare, but I love that little poem and the memory it brings.
Because I'm always thinking, "chocolate," I have another little poem for Fairytale's fudge brownie lovers:
Violets are purple and roses are red,
Flowers are beautiful, but send fudge brownies instead.
Yes. That one is silly as well. I know our Fairytale Brownies fans can write much better lines than mine! Dazzle me with your poetry skills and you could win a gourmet brownie gift. I'll send the winner a Fairytale Dozen. Respond wherever this blog is posted.
I will monitor the responses, and then a few of us will choose our favorite one on Friday.
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I heard today is National Chocolate Fondue Day and now I'm craving Fairytale Spicy Chili Chocolate Fondue. Ok, so it's only 8 a.m., but this fondue deserves the early morning rave.
Heavy whipping cream and sweetened condensed milk combine with ancho chili pepper, cinnamon, vanilla and cayenne pepper, butter, sugar and, of course, chocolate chips. Gather some fudge brownies, gourmet cookies and bars, fresh fruit and other treats, and dip until the plate is empty. I promise that your taste buds will be in ecstasy.
There's still time to order brownies from Fairytale for Valentine's Day and serve them with this delicious fondue.
Licking the spoon on this one is a must!
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Just in case you haven't heard, Super Bowl XLVIII is this Sunday.
Whether you're serving Denver omelets or Green Chile "anything" to cheer on the Broncos, or salmon or fresh-brewed coffee to cheer for the Seahawks, the best and (most neutral) dessert to serve at your gathering is fudge brownies from Fairytale Brownies.
Fairytale treats also are quite easy to prepare!
* Keep them individually wrapped for a convenient grab-and-go team-cheering snack.
* Unwrap each treat, arrange and serve on a dessert tray. Cover and bring to the gathering.
*Unwrap each treat, shape and frost to look like footballs. Place on a dessert tray and bring to the gathering.
Don't forget to save a few treats for Super Bowl Monday. You might not feel like working, but eating a fudge brownie will be high on your list.Read More
Fairy Grandmother Melinda Vail visited Fairytale Brownies last week to speak to young people about the important ingredients needed to become global citizens.
Vail was the highlight of "Baking A Difference," an event held at the Fairytale Brownies bakery to benefit the Scott Helping Children Foundation.
Children and parents sat on blankets in the grass in front of the bakery and sampled gourmet brownies, chewy cookies and buttery bars.Using the ingredients of a Fairytale brownie, Vail talked about love, kindness, honesty and consideration. She also discussed bullying and making good choices.
The Scott Helping Children Foundation is a service learning organization that provides educational programs to young people from kindergarten to high school. Founded by Scott's Mom, Colleen Walski, the nonprofit's focus is "heart-based service learning" - learning core values from within.
When customers use the code SCOTT14 at online checkout through Aug. 15, 2014, 15 percent of their purchase will go...Read More
Most people remember to give back to their communities during the holidays. But communities, and specifically nonprofits, need help year round.
As many of our customers are aware, Fairytale Brownies is a partner with the national nonprofit KaBOOM! - an organization that builds safe play spaces within walking distance of every child in America. Fairytale donates funds and brownies each year to help build those play spaces.
When customers purchase brownies online, they have the option to donate funds to KaBOOM! at checkout. Last month, one of our corporate customers chose to donate to KaBOOM! the amount they saved in Fairytale discounts. Now Fairytale Brownies will match that amount up to $5,000.
We thought this was such a good idea that we wanted to share it with all of you. The next time you place your order for brownies online or even if you call in to order with one of our friendly customer service people, donate your savings to KaBOOM! and help save play.
Of course, KaBOOM! is only one...Read More
Although I know of some highly organized individuals who have managed to finish their holiday shopping, I'm not one of them. If you're like me and are still considering gift options, you might be interested in this week's Fairytale Brownies giveaway.
Fairytale Brownies was proud to be a part of Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival 2013 held at New York's Madison Square Garden this past spring. Musicians were treated to gourmet brownies during the festival, and from what we can tell by the video clips, the brownies did their job. Energy was high!
Held every three years since 2004, the Crossroads Guitar Festival brings the world's greatest musicians together to perform and raise funds for the Crossroads Centre in Antigua, a chemical dependency treatment and education facility founded by Eric Clapton.
The Crossroads Guitar Festival 2013 was recorded and is available on two Blu-ray discs or as two DVDs. Audio highlights from the festival have been released as a 2-CD set featuring...Read More
It's a big weekend for both college football fans and art festival fans in Arizona. Arizona State University will play Stanford on Saturday to see which team will go to the 100th Rose Bowl, and thousands will attend the 45th Annual Tempe Festival of the Arts along Mill Avenue.
Fairytale Brownies is partial to both events for several reasons.
1. Co-founders Eileen Spitalny and David Kravetz used to sell gourmet brownies at street fairs and festivals - specifically at the Tempe Festival of the Arts - when they first began the Fairytale Brownies business 21 years ago.
2. David Kravetz graduated from Stanford University.
3. Many Fairytale Brownies team members (several of us in the Marketing Department and our Operations Team Leader) graduated from Arizona State University.
4. Eileen Spitalny is a member of the Creative Impact Board for the ASU Art Museum.
5. Fairytale Brownies was a finalist for the ASU Spirit of Enterprise Award.
6. Our Senior Web Designer Hilary Lee teaches at ASU.
We couldn't...Read More
Fairytale's new Cinnamon Crumb Blondie is a hit with most everyone who tries one.
Because the brown sugar treat reminds me of apple pie without the apples, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create an apple "something" with my new favorite blondie. I cut up several Cinnamon Crumb Blondie bars and mixed them with apple pie fililng, cinnamon and some caramel sauce.
I popped the mixture into a 350-degree oven and waited for the kitchen to smell "appley."
I scooped some piping hot Apple Cinnamon Crumb Blondie mixture and placed it in a bowl; then topped it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
I must say, it was heavenly. So much so, that the next day when I went to serve myself another helping, I found an empty serving dish in the sink. Apparently other family members enjoyed the new blondie treat as well and ate it all!
Unfortunately, I don't have a photo of the creation. You'll just have to trust me when I say that adding apples, more cinnamon and a little bit of caramel sauce will...Read More
Today, on Peanut Butter Fudge Day, I remember my first Fairytale Brownie. Even though it was eight years ago, I remember the delicious experience because it was right after my first interview at the Fairytale Brownies bakery.
I didn't eat breakfast before the job interview, so as I eyed the refrigerated display of 12 flavors of fudge brownies, my stomach roared a loud growl of hunger...
I always seem to make the best first impressions!
I quickly chose the Peanut Butter fudge brownie. I figured if I spent any more time thinking about the other available flavors, who knew what else my stomach would decide to "say."
When I returned to my car and finally unwrapped the brownie, I tasted pure enchantment. I couldn't believe such chocolaty goodness could be found in a packaged brownie. I was hooked and couldn't wait to try the other 11 flavors.
Of course, after eight years I've tried all of the flavors many times and my favorites have changed as well. But because it was my first, the Peanut Butter...Read More
The next time you receive a mail order gift from Fairytale Brownies and Lemon Blondies are in the box, you might want to try this recipe and serve it at the next special dessert occasion.
1 package (3.4 oz) coconut instant pudding
Raspberry preserves or spread
Flaked coconut
4 Fairytale Brownies Lemon Blondies
Whipped topping
Prepare pudding as directed and refrigerate. When ready to serve, cut one blondie into 8 small pieces. Place three pieces into a parfait dish. Spoon some pudding on top of the pieces. Add three more blondie pieces and spoon a little more pudding on top of them. Drizzle 1 teaspoon of raspberry preserves over the mixture. Put a dollop of whipped topping on top and the remaining two lemon pieces.Then sprinkle coconut flakes over the top. Serve. Makes 4 dishes.
(This recipe was tested on two very frank 20-year-olds and they approved.)
Of course, if parfaits aren't your thing, our Lemon Blondies are delicious all by themselves, right out of the...Read More


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I tend to leave all of my beers on the yeast cake for 3-4 weeks...I started to notice that a beer that was kegged after 2 weeks would get better as it sat in the keg "maturing". Now whether you want to call it "maturing", "yeast clean up", "flavors blending", or maybe you have some ubber-scientific answer, doesn't really matter. Most will say all beers get at LEAST slightly better with time. I figure why drink any beer thats"almost" as good as it can be?
Guess this thread is thoroughly de-railed huh?
Just because I've worked with brewers and brewed a good bit on my own, doesn't mean i consider myself an expert by any means. i still have A LOT to learn, and the only way to do that is to bring my thoughts to the table and get them shot down by people more knowledgeable than me
To each his own, then. If I state anything as fact on here, it's usually prefaced by something I heard/read from those at the forefront of the home brewing/commercial craft brewing community. If I have any theories or preferences based on my own (very) limited exposure to brewing, I'm certainly not going to go around telling average to experienced brewers that my method is better better than conventional wisdom just because a few batches turned out okay.
Hey Everyone,
This is my first post as well as my first brew. Quick question regarding this topic. How long as a general rule of thumb, how long should I wait between no visible airlock movement and taking a hydro reading? Currently it has been 96 hours (four full days). I'm starting with a Brewer's Best kit for Indian Black Ale. My OG was 1.06 before I put it in the primary. My temp has been at a consistent 69 degrees for the past three days. The first 24 hours I noticed a flux between 72 and 68 degrees.
I used the dry yeast that came with the kit. Felt a little shaded out by it only because it was stored at room temp for god knows how long by Brewer's Best and then at my local supply store. I bake homemade bread and couldn't get my head around not chilling yeast for freshness. However, the yeast was not expired.
Should I take a reading now or wait a few days longer? I would like to prevent a problem if I can but most importantly not cause one by messing with a living organism doing it's own thing. A fellow HB friend of mine suggested pitching more yeast.
Thanks in advance for any advice! It is appreciated.
The general consensus around here is to wait at least 2 weeks before even thinking about taking a reading; 3 weeks is more preferable. Even if something is wrong with fermentation, 2 weeks sitting around shouldn't harm it, and if primary fermentation does complete quickly, letting the yeast clean themselves up for a couple of weeks will only help to improve your finished product.
You can take a reading after 5-7 days if you're incredibly curious. 95% or more of fermentation is complete at that point. But that doesn't mean the beer is done. Yeast cleanup and conditioning is much more important than some people think. I would agree that 3-4 weeks before bottling is preferable, at least for most American ales. But why risk oxygenation more than you would need to by taking readings every 3 days after the first week? Especially if you're also taking the cap off to dryhop and/or racking to secondary. You can't really do anything about it if it's not as low as you expected. Patience is a virtue.
Thanks Guys!
I do appreciate the input. I think I'll hold off for at least another week. I wanted to make sure it wasn't going to harm anything if I let it sit a while. I'll try and bide my time reading books and cleaning labels off of bottles.
Happy Thanksgiving to ya both. The food induced coma should keep my mind off the beer for a while too. Haha.


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AFEX is a trademark of MBI, International of Lansing, Michigan.
Continuous SSCF of AFEX™ pretreated corn stover for enhanced ethanol productivity using commercial enzymes and Saccharomyces cerevisiae 424A (LNH-ST)†
Article first published online: 29 DEC 2012
DOI: 10.1002/bit.24797
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Biotechnology and Bioengineering
Volume 110, Issue 5, pages 1302–1311, May 2013
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How to Cite
Jin, M., Gunawan, C., Balan, V., Yu, X. and Dale, B. E. (2013), Continuous SSCF of AFEX™ pretreated corn stover for enhanced ethanol productivity using commercial enzymes and Saccharomyces cerevisiae 424A (LNH-ST). Biotechnol. Bioeng., 110: 1302–1311. doi: 10.1002/bit.24797
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Publication History
- Issue published online: 20 MAR 2013
- Article first published online: 29 DEC 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 28 NOV 2012 08:24AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 19 NOV 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 23 OCT 2012
- Manuscript Received: 26 JUL 2012
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- U.S. Department of Energy. Grant Number: DE—FC02—07ER64494
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- continuous fermentation;
- cellulosic ethanol;
- enzymatic hydrolysis
High productivity processes are critical for commercial production of cellulosic ethanol. One high productivity process—continuous hydrolysis and fermentation—has been applied in corn ethanol industry. However, little research related to this process has been conducted on cellulosic ethanol production. Here, we report and compare the kinetics of both batch SHF (separate hydrolysis and co-fermentation) and SSCF (simultaneous saccharification and co-fermentation) of AFEX™ (Ammonia Fiber Expansion) pretreated corn stover (AFEX™-CS). Subsequently, we designed a SSCF process to evaluate continuous hydrolysis and fermentation performance on AFEX™-CS in a series of continuous stirred tank reactors (CSTRs). Based on similar sugar to ethanol conversions (around 80% glucose-to-ethanol conversion and 47% xylose-to-ethanol conversion), the overall process ethanol productivity for continuous SSCF was 2.3- and 1.8-fold higher than batch SHF and SSCF, respectively. Slow xylose fermentation and high concentrations of xylose oligomers were the major factors limiting further enhancement of productivity. Biotechnol. Bioeng. 2013; 110: 1302–1311. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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Each Sunday, the paper publishes a list of recent property transfers in Albany, Saratoga, Schenectady and Rensselaer counties. Each week, I'll find the cheapest and most expensive and show them to you. Here's a full list of this week's transfers. From the deeds and deals published Sunday: Lawrence White bought property on 82 Sixth Ave. from […] [Read More]
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Alternatives to carbon offset funds for those too much up in the air?
I like to imagine myself as someone who lives light on the land. I buy organic fruits and vegetables from the weekly farmer's market. I took public transportation to work for the past fourteen years (in New York and San Francisco), and now bike to work daily along Boise's beautiful greenbelt. I've written multiple articles about how to build buildings and cities more efficiently. But I'm all-too-increasingly aware that living light on the land doesn't do much for my overall carbon footprint, in large part because of all the time I spend up in the air.
Air travel, you see, is where my green tendencies go awry, and send any calculation of my carbon footprint sinking into the red. It's a new year's resolution of mine to try to figure out what to do about it (short of, you know, not taking a honeymoon in Turkey and not going to my friend's wedding in England). I went over to the Carbon Fund to see what it would cost me to off-set my trip to the AALS conference in Washington, D.C. I took today (will I see you there?). It tells me that for just $7.40 each way, I can settle with the planet for my cross-country trip. I can assuage my guilt for last year's trip to England for $19.38 each way, and last year's trip to Turkey melts for just $24.29 each way. Is it really so easy? I'm sure one of you out there has thought through this. What can we do about air travel carbon emissions—and still keep on our explorer hats—other than throw money to the carbon offset funds? Other than, of course, use the restroom before boarding the plane, as one airline recently requested its passengers do.
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I have a little conundrum. I have to use my generator once in a great while, so I have my electrical box rigged to power it with a 40amp dual pole breaker that feeds the box. I kill the mains and turn on only the essentials. This time I had the generator running, registered 240v at the box. I turned on a 120v circuit and it only registered 45v. One circuit I turned on, blew the GFI plug and fried the microwave. Another fried a surge suppressor. I have done this before and it worked fine. The genny is probably 20 years old. Any thoughts?
First, you are breaking the law. You must have an automatic or manual interlock that keeps the utility from being backfed. Just relying on a non-interlocked opening of the main breaker while using the generator does NOT fit the bill.
I suspect there's something very wrong with your generator. If you haven't overloaded it, there's something wrong in it's regulation circuitry.
Thanks for the input. When your utility company tells you it will be 24 hours before service and its 10 degrees out-- legality seems a little less important. However, since it didn't work anyway its a moot point. Looks like a new generator, transfer switch and microwave are in my future.
If you haven't already done this work... An interlock is cheaper than a transfer switch if you just want to do what you had already done before, except the interlock will make sure the main is off before the generator circuit is turned on. The tricky part might be finding an interlock kit for your model of panel. Be sure to shop around, mine for a Square D panel was priced between $65 and $185 for the same brand.


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Many religious traditions accord their holy books the same respect as they give human remains. Most traditions say scripture and other sacred texts cannot be burned. Below, religious scholars give guidance on how holy books from each faith can be disposed of.
Muslim scholar Allamah Haskafi, author of the 18th-century jurisprudence text Durr-Mukhtar, wrote of the disposal of the no-longer-wanted Qurans:
"If one decides to get rid of religious literature, the right thing would be to bury them by wrapping them in something pure first, in a place where people would not walk very rarely. Similarly, it would be permitted to tie the books and papers with something heavy and cast them into a flowing river. You may also burn (texts other than the Koran), but in this case, only after erasing the names of Allah, his Angels and his Messengers (peace and blessings be upon them all). As far the old and unusable Korans are concerned, it is not permitted to burn them unless there is no other way to dispose them."
Jewish sacred texts, including not only Torah scrolls but also their covers and dust jackets, "must be set aside ... and are subsequently buried," according to guidelines prepared and distributed by the Association of Chabad Rabbis of Illinois, and published on Chabad.org.
Historically, buried holy books often shared the grave with a deceased Torah scholar, according to Jeffrey Spitzer, chair of the Department of Talmud and Rabbinics at Gann Academy in Waltham, Mass. "This serves both to honor the books and to prevent further degradation," Spitzer wrote. In modern times, he said, such joint burial has become more difficult because of the sheer amount of printed material.
However, any sacred books or objects, or printed material with the name of God written on it, are supposed to be ceremonially buried in a Jewish cemetery, rather than disposed of in any other way.
Guidelines are less stringent, as Protestant theology does not place sacredness in texts.
"Dispose of it as you would any other book. Recycle the paper if you can," wrote former Lutheran bishop Wayne Weissenbuehler on TheLutheran.org. "It's how the Bible is used and treated when it is working that matters most."
HumanCond.org, an academic wiki site, found that the American Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, as well as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, had little or no guidelines for disposal of religious texts.
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On Catholic.com, similarly open-ended guidelines are given. "There is no specifically mandated means of disposing of old Bibles. Some Catholics follow a custom of disposing of religious articles that have been blessed by either burying or burning. ... If not, dispose of it as you would any other book. If it's still in fair condition, you might put it on a book donation table to benefit someone else."
The Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA said the Bible can be burned, and its ashes buried.
Sacred Hindu texts are disposed of in reverential ways, usually by immersion in clean water, burial or burning, according to the Hari Bhakti Vilasa, a Hindu book of rituals and conduct. If still usable, the items can be sent to the next of kin or cremated with a deceased owner.
There is no set or official way, although a Buddhist priest or Buddhist lay person should recite a Buddhist scripture in front of the items to be disposed of, if such a person is present. The material then can be burned and its ashes buried, according to the Society for the Promotion of Buddhism. If the material cannot be burned, it is allowed to place the text in a bag and leave it for recycling.
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it should all be called Greater Syria. Like it was meant to be, Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon and Israel. United. one day it will be, maybe a hundred years from now. where all religions can live freely amongst one another. all this dividing and fighting over what, where we can sleep eat and crap at night? Greaaat! keep the killing machines rolling, the new world order inside and outside Lebanon is in control for now. no one knows the truth!
Some speculate that Hizbollah was empowered by Western Zionist interests during the late 70's/early 80's to undermine Fatah (in Gaza) and from having Lebanon/Syria getting too powerful. Hizbollah initial goals were to cause civil unrest in Lebanon. Then the machine is said to have turned against its master allegedly. I'd be interested in comments on the veracity of these statements.
I don't care what this cartoon means but, Its True Lebanon means hizbullah and hizbullah means Lebanon. also If this group waited for Arabs help and negotiation Lebanon was a new part of Israel now.
Racist? Really? I would expect a bit more explanation from someone on this site.
its nt fair
Ah, but Keith, it is the women sewing together the Lebanon patch who are not wearing headscarves. They want to be allowed to live a normal life in their own country.
It is the bearded, turbaned men with guns who are sewing the Hizbullah patch on top of Lebanon, forcing their way on top of the people's will. A very accurate depiction indeed.
for me the only thing i notice from this cartoonn that with this new agreement UN will come to lebanon
Fair comment and ominous.
What race does this prejudice against?If this is supposed to depict a group of "militant" Islamic Shi'a mulisha overseeing such a task, surely the women should be wearing head scarf's...?
racist? wtf mate.
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Up to 75% of us have something in common, and we're not aware of what it really is. What is it?
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While it was invented in 1498, something that most of us use everyday, wasn't routine until WW2. What was it?
the toothbrush
I thought I had given an answer on Friday, but I guess I never hit the submit button.
I've been trying to think back to my younger days....way, way, back. First I thought maybe the wristwatch, and then in keeping with foggy's answer, not the toothbrush, but toothpaste. I only remember toothpowder back then.


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It's been a busy day today. After a leisurely breakfast in the Valley and a browse through the markets (where I found a lovely little brass urn for $5) I came home to start work on hand colouring some chair prints for my ..... etsy shop! Yes I'm taking the plunge and opening a shop. Still a week or so away but you'll know when you see the widget. At the moment my fingers are stained with Windsor & Newton watercolours but I'm making progress. Keep you updated.


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I'm thinking of getting into Battlefield 3 until Battlefield 4 is released in October...good idea or bad?
There's always the god-tier answer of "no video games"
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I bought BF3 to kill times until D3 came out. BF3 couldn't even last long enough for D3 to come out. IMO, BF3 is a waste of money and it was filled with hackers (killing you from super far). I stopped playing because hackers became rampant.
I'm married with no kids. No videogames will definitely happen eventually but for now I wanna enjoy my time in the virtual worlds except more in a game where I am actually rewarded for time spent.
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This is what I am looking forward to try. I just hope that expand the skills and stuff alil more once it goes live.
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If you like mmo's there is always Rift ftp June 12. I also play WoW and having a great time. It's still king.
I will have to look into Rift...I played battlefield 3 for xbox and thoroughly enjoyed it. I just do not want to obtain an xbox subscription for the sake of one game.
You're telling me that you could be spending your time doing things like having sex and enjoying the company of another human being that shares a mutual affection with you but instead you want to spend time in a virtual world? You might want to get that checked out.
So you are saying doing both is not possible? You might want to learn how to do more than one thing a day.
I know that if you work full time you really only have about 15-20 hours of free time a week. And if you're still finding time to waste on video games, you're doing something wrong.
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I would get Diablo2 and play that.
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BF3 is great man, give it a shot.
I work from home and typically only need to put in 20 hours a week throughout a 40 hour work week usually giving me a couple of hours to game and not having to worry about nagging each day. My wife likes her independence too and does not want me to constantly be around her when she is home. I mean it's nice to spend 1-2 hours together each day but after that we enjoy doing our own thing in a room together.
Are you saying reading a book or watching TV would be a better use of my time? Or do you think my wife would prefer if I spend the time out of the house at a bar (I don't drink but for the sake of this discussion she is glad I am home and where she can find me).
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Situated in Meadville, Days Inn Meadville Conference Center is close to Johnson-Shaw Stereoscopic Museum, Allegheny College, and Whispering Pines Golf Course. Additional regional attractions include Woodcock Lake Park.
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The 163 guestrooms at Days Inn Meadville Conference Center include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. All accommodations provide safes and complimentary newspapers; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). In addition, amenities available on request include refrigerators, microwaves, and irons/ironing boards.
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Capt. James Oakes has moved roughly every two years during his 36-year Navy career. Although he said he enjoys the travel, he also knew it was getting time for his family to put down some roots.
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That wasn't going to be easy, though.
Oakes was commanding officer for a Navy recruiting district based in Pittsburgh when, three years ago, the Navy requested him to move to Washington, D.C. He was to become chief of staff for N1, the Navy's manpower and personnel organization under the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. His boss would be the chief of Navy personnel.
AGENCY: Navy N1 Virtual Command Pilot Program.
TELEWORKER POPULATION: Program just getting under way; one officer teleworking with spots open for eight additional officers.
TYPES OF JOBS: Program management, career development and Web products support.
TELEWORK GEAR: Service-issued cell phone and laptop with access to Navy servers via virtual private network; collaboration tools include Defense Connect Online and Defense Knowledge Online applications.
He made the switch, but his family stayed in Pittsburgh. "My family was firmly established, and I didn't want to put [them] through the hassle of another move," he said.
When the Navy launched a pilot program called Virtual Command, Oakes perked up his ears. Geared specifically toward officers, the program turns several postings in N1 into work-from-home positions.
Vice Adm. Mark Ferguson, the chief of naval personnel, asked Oakes if he wanted to participate in the pilot program and help get it moving. Oakes said the opportunity met his dual objective of focusing on his family's needs while still maintaining a career.
Oakes is the first officer to participate in the program. He works out of a home office in suburban Pittsburgh, and his duty station is at the Navy Annex in Arlington, Va."It is the most exciting thing I've worked on in a long time," Oakes said of the program, which launched in December.
Employees like Oakes benefit from the work/life balance. The Navy, meanwhile, avoids the expense of moving officers and their families in permanent-change-ofstation transfers. The Navy can also save on the cost of housing allowances, Oakes noted, if the real estate market in the telework site is less expensive than the duty station's market.
Oakes stays in touch with a cell phone and laptop that has a virtual private network connection to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet. He uses general-purpose office tools — Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, for example — in addition to applications more specific to his personnel management job, in which he oversees 15 personnel. Those tools include Taskers, a Web-based system that delivers tasks from the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to the appropriate action officer.
In addition, Oakes can access the Standard Labor Data Collection and Distribution Application, which he uses to certify civilian employee time and attendance and approve leaves.
Oakes also has collaboration tools at his disposal. He conducts meetings through Defense Connect Online, which provides Web conferencing through Adobe and instant messaging via Jabber.
Oakes said he uses DCO to brief N1 senior leaders and conduct monthly commander meetings.
Oakes said he is looking to fill additional spots in the Virtual Command program.
Those openings range from career development to Web products support.
"We're looking for volunteers," he said.
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Have noticed that many giant vegetables seem to come from more northern lattitudes, except in those cases where very warm temperatures are needed, many even from Alaska. Is it possible that length of daylight during summer days is a strong contributing factor to the growth of giants? Or have I misread the stats? And if this would be the case (and I mention this only because I guess that giant growers are somewhat of a wacky, dedicated group, especially the pumpkin people) why not extend daylight to 24 hrs with artificial means?.....Elder
Yes the daylenth does excelerate the process. Doesn't work for all plants. It causes some plants to run to seed. Cabbages love it. Lettuces tend to bolt. Everything has it's own internal time clock. 24 hours of daylight won't work for all plants. Later tohechito.
24 hour daylight( the white nights ) seems to work well for : the cabbage family (these are cold weather crops)( cabbage, cauliflower, rhutabagas ,broccoli,kale,collards,rape,turnips, mustard ) and strawberries . All grow large in Alaska ! Use artificial light if you want it is not practical on a large scale .


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