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Affordable Transfort from Toulouse Blagnac airport to Lourdes
We are 6 women from Denmark, first time to travel in Lourdes...
Our arrival Toulouse Blagnac airport at 5:50pm on March 30, 2015...
Can somebody please help us WHERE and HOW to get a TRAIN going to LOURDES...
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Best day to travel/ spend in Lourdes
Hi what is the best day of the week to visit Lourdes given the celebrations? We have the Wed 25th March, Thur 26th March, Fri 27th March and Sat 28th March 2015 as options. What day or days would you recommend? Thanks. Dianne
Visiting shrine at Lourdes, France.
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Does anyone know anything about Airbus tour in Toulouse? My son is very interested to visit there but the website doesn't really say much about it. I would like to know the price, and how long it takes, and if it is worth visiting...
Affordable transport from Toulouse to Lourdes
Why is are the taxi fares from Toulouse to Lourdes so unbelievably expensive, with those prices you can spend on a room in a 5 star hotel. Where on earth can I get a reasonable cab fare to get to Lourdes from Toulouse. I cannot believe that Ryan Air, is the only airline that travel direct to Lourdes - Tarbes. airport.
Bakery at Gaillac
Does anyone know a good bakery in or near Gaillac? I'm especially interested in someone who makes his own bread, croissants and chocolatines.
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Price of ticket
What is the price of one way train ticket from Konstanz to Lourdes? What about if it is a return ticket or round trip ticket? Thank you!
Price of ticket
what is the price of a one-way ticket train from Konstanz to Lourdes? train price for a return ticket?
Duration from toulouse airport to the train station by airport shuttle?
how much time does it take from toulouse airport to the train station by airport shuttle?
where to stay
Three elderly people want to stay in toulouse for a week in September. We would like a quiet area, flat, near restaurants and with easy access to public transport
Auch to Biarritz
Hi, is there any coach from Auch to Biarrtiz?
Travelling to pic du Midi
Just wondering has anyone any tips on travelling to Pic du Midi from Lourdes (cheaply if at all possible)
from Barcelona to Lourdes
Im taking my 82 yearr old unt to Lourdes . Does anybody unos the bestia way. A bus compaña? It seems ti me the train exchange is stressful
Travel from Toulouse
When is the Medieval Festival this year and how can I reach Mirepoix on a day trip from Toulouse (we won't have a car)? Thank you!
Belcastel of the Aveyron, France
Is there any public transport to this village and where do they originate from? I don't drive. Are there any tour companies that visit here and where do they operate out from? Or a taxi service? thanks!
Luggage Storage in Toulouse Train Station
I need to store a small suitcase while walking part of the Camino. Is there a place at the train station in Toulouse? I will need storage for 12 days. Thanks
Entrance to Matabieu Train Station
Hi, wondering which way to take walking to and from Matabieu SCNF train station? I have not been to Matabieu so not sure where the entrance to the train station is exactly located.
Coming from Grand Hotel Raymond IV, Google map direction is to cross the river at Rue de Bayard and then right onto Blvd Pierre Sernard.
If coming from Hotel Riquet, Google map direction is to cross the river at Allee Jean Jaures and then left onto Blvd Pierre Sernard to Gare Toulouse-Matabieu. But there is also a Marengo-SCNF (Metro?) station on Blvd de Marengo if keep going straight after crossing the river.
Which one is the correct entrance for intercites train?
Thanks and regards.
Long term rentals
Does anybody know if any agency is dealing with long term house rentals (one year) for foreigners? I tried several local agencies but They need references and contract De travail. As a foreigner and profession liberale I haven't got any.
hiking in Lourdes
Any good hike accessible from the Town with our a car?
bus station open 24hrs
Does anybody knows if there is a bus station that stays open for 24 hrs? I'll get in Toulouse late at night, and don't really Sant to pay a day more at the hostel just to sleep few hours...
Air port hotel near TLS
Need to be at the TLS at 4 AM... No hotels have shuttle that early. Booking sites and Google maps have hotels about 1 KM away, with poor information on walking other than it is close.
Is walking/dragging luggage at 3:30 AM is this a real option?
We'll be staying in the Citiz Hotel-Jean Jaures on Sunday June 1,2014. Recommend restaurants to have dinner near the hotel that night.
Weather in July
What sort of temperature would be expected early July?
Traveling to Lourdes
4 of us will be in Rome in July. What is the best way to get from Rome to Lourdes for a few day? I'm looking for something relatively reasonable in regards to pricing.
Bordeaux to lourdes
Hi I arrive at Bordeaux airport at 10.55 31st of May. What is the best reasonably economical way to get from there to Lourdes. I have looked at the train and would go for this but notice that I would only have 1 hour to disembark the plane and get into Bordeaux for the train.
How to get to Lourdes from Madrid
Dear everyone,
Could you give me some suggestion on how to get to Lourdes from Madrid? Might be on July 29, 2014 :)
By train, bus, or plane with the approximate time.
Or maybe you could provide me with the website of the transportation.
thanks in advance.
Travel from matabiau to Airport
We arrive at Matabiau station on Thursday @ 21h07 Is it possible to get a taxi to airport and how long is the trip? we need info to arrange pick up time for rented car. Thanks Linde Cape Townang is the
From Marseille to Bordeaux
booked the tickets for 10 days in June, Marseille to Bordeaux with rented car. Its not a small distance, but we are stuck with the mountains/countryside. How much time should we dedicate to the Gorges du Tarn area, and Perigord (Noir) -Sarlat? Our itinerary will be more or less Marseille -Aix -Arles -Montpellier -Toulouse - Albi - Sarlat -.Bordeaux. What do you think? Which part is skippable, to make the rest more comfortable? Between Albi and Sarlat which one is better to stay and more interensting? Between Toulouse and Montpellier?
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Booking trains on SNCF webstie to Lourdes
I am looking at the train schedules from Toulouse to Lourdes on http://en.voyages-sncf.com/en/ and find it rather puzzliing as a first time user.
When I try to book the direct service on Intercites 14243 (10hr09), 14245 (12hr32) etc on 5 April or other days before that, it shows Seat reservation recommended. But when I choose to Indicate My Seat Preference it shows No places available! Does it means that all these trains are fully booked now, practically everyday from now up to 5 April?
When I proceed to choose the journey the next page says: "On some trains, the place you requested isn't available for the fare you chose. We have reserved you a place with different criteria instead".
I can still continue to confirm the booking if I choose to, but will I be guaranteed a seat on these trains or there is possibility that I may not be able to get on the train?
On those services via Tarbes, such as TER 72705 connecting TGV 8585 at 12hr41, it shows No seats reservation required from Toulouse to Tarbes and No places available also. From Tarbes to Lourdes it shows Off peak and Mandatory seat reservation, and seating preference is available for selection.
I have posted the screen shots here for reference.
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driving to Larressingle
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Birmingham banks now own homes, commercial buildings and land developments worth more than $1 billion, according to reports filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Most of this real estate – listed in second quarter reports as "other real estate owned," or OREO – was repossessed over the past three years because of a severe recession accompanied by failed loans.
According to the FDIC, at the end of the second quarter, on June 31, 2010, the value of real estate held by 23 Birmingham banks totaled $1.1 billion – enough to buy more than 7,000 houses at a price of $150,000 each.
Nationally, banks owned more than $49 billion worth of real estate at the end of the second quarter, or 0.37 percent of the banks' total assets, according to the FDIC. The three largest categories of repossessed real estate were: residential, 28 percent; commercial, 18 percent; and construction and development, 36 percent.
Among Birmingham-area financial institutions, Regions Bank (NYSE: RF) reported owning the most real estate at the end of the second quarter – about $540 million worth. Regions is Birmingham's largest bank, and the total of its real estate holdings amounted to 0.41 percent of its assets of more than $131 billion.
Regions spokeswoman Evelyn Mitchell said the bank's foreclosure rate is half the national average and its OREO sales in the second quarter totaled $171 million.
On the other end of the spectrum in Birmingham, tiny Alamerica Bank reported that it owned real estate worth $4.3 million, a relatively small amount of property. But it equals a little more than 11 percent of Alamerica's $39 million in assets, and that's the highest ratio of OREO-to-assets among 23 banks listed in the Birmingham area by the FDIC. Alamerica has the second-lowest total assets among area banks, but is considered well capitalized.
Karen Dorway, president of the bank-rating firm BauerFinancial Inc., said the amount of real estate owned by banks is still rising.
"The delinquent loans themselves are starting to come down, but some of the real estate owned is still creeping up."
Banks can easily handle roughly 1 percent of assets in repossessed real estate, she said. A larger portion is more likely to severely drain an institution of time and money.
Bankers take differing approaches when it comes to disposing of repossessed real estate.
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Banks must decide whether to continue building, sell immediately at a significant loss or attempt to hold the property until conditions improve.
Holding property for long periods creates another problem, he said. By regulation, foreclosed properties must be routinely appraised at true market value, which often keeps dropping. "If the value drops, the decline is deducted from the bank's capital," he said.
That can create a vicious cycle for banks, said James A. White, chief financial officer for Superior Bank and its holding company, Superior Bancorp (Nasdaq: SUPR) of Birmingham. Superior went into the recession with about 45 percent of its loan portfolio in properties located on the Gulf Coast, in an area of Florida ranging from Panama City to Sarasota.
When the economy soured and loans went bad, Superior ended up with $44 million worth of real estate, or 1.3 percent of its assets. In all, nine of Birmingham's banks have more than 1 percent of their assets wrapped up in real estate, according to FDIC reports.
As foreclosed property is continually assessed, its value often drops, which pressures banks into selling it, White said.
"You end up in one of those self-fulfilling prophesies," White said. "It is forcing the industry into a liquidation scenario of real estate far below what its economic values are."
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Where did you go to school? The big companies are far more likely to hire from the top tier schools.
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Where did you go to school? The big companies are far more likely to hire from the top tier schools.
As a fellow victim of bullying, though mine was far more pervasive and ongoing, I would tend to agree with you, except for the possibility of doxing the wrong people. There are enough double-plus evil trolls out there who can hack someone else's account and use it to do their trolling that there is too high of a chance of retaliating against the wrong people. In schools that have adopted no tolerance rules against bullying, the truly evil have started accusing the innocent of bullying them, thus using the system to do the bullying for them. This is why a more measured response, with LOTS of due diligence is called for. It may not be as immediately gratifying, but it is part of the foundation that makes society civilized. Yes, even though our current legal system is a mess.
Have you thought about Microsoft OneNote? It is free now. All you do is everyone opens the same file over a network share. If you have touch screens or graphics tablets, you can all draw at the same time. It only takes a second or two to catch up.
Determination is more important than talent. I always had a lot of natural talent so a lot of things were easy for me. I expected things to always be easy. They weren't. I got frustrated easily. Make sure she doesn't think she can glide through life on talent alone. Minimize the role of talent, emphasize determination.
Teach her to determine who she wants to be and then be determined to be that person regardless of critics, naysayers, or the status quo.
Teach her to determine who can help her reach her goals and then be determined to convince them to help her. Due to my natural talents, ALL of my teachers just assumed that I would be fine with no help. This left me clueless about anything that wasn't in a book. Now, I read a lot of books so I knew a lot of stuff, but there aren't books about how to get other project members to do their share our even what to do when they won't. No books about getting into grad school really tell you what you really need to know. She will need mentors. She should be determined to find them. Independence is great but help is better.
Finally, tell her not to be afraid to use your death to get the help she needs. She can say, "If my dad were still alive, he would help me with this. But he died last year, so can you help me with this?" If that's what it takes to get people to help her, she should do it. However, she should be determined to do all the actual work on her own. Guidance is good. Getting people to do her work for her is bad.
this is not about applets, which have been dead for years already.
OK, please count this as a dumb question and not a troll question: Why, exactly ARE applets dead, and in what context? Are they dead simply because they never caught on an are simply unpopular? Are they dead because IF a user does not update their JVM then a malicious web-app can do very bad things? Is it dead because, regardless of which version of the JVM, the web-app itself is vulnerable to malformed data and can be used as an attack vector? But then is that vulnerability any worse than what could be created through sloppy JS code? Would applets be OK in a limited environment? I have worked at a company that used Oracle databases and used Java web-apps to access said databases. It seemed to work just fine for them (though they could have done a lot better with their UX).
I'm asking because I am thinking about getting back into programming but I only have so much time and energy. I don't think I can just "learn every language out there" like many hot-shot developers say one should do. I may end up doing some professional development but I am not looking to be the cream of the crop. I am more interested in finding my own small niche and settling in there. I know the world will change around me. I am fine with that for now.
Back in 2009 I proposed a very similar system but for the purpose of generating prior art to thus invalidate as many troll patents as possible. I even posted it here on Slashdot. funny, I got no responses. Here's a link to my blog post about it: http://www.ideationizing.com/2....
Yes, I know. My method is not similar enough to invalidate their patent, which I am sure they will get despite their method being an algorithm. But this is Slashdot, the home of misleading headlines.
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To answer the original poster's actual question:
I think you should evaluate each therapist and social skills program individually. Sure, most may be lame, but some may not be. Also keep in mind that you are NOT an expert at training for these things. What appears to be a waste of time may actually be getting to the root of a problem that you haven't even noticed.
As someone who is recently self-diagnosed, but who never received any kind of help, I can tell you what I would have appreciated:
Parents and adults who did not respond to my problems with platitudes like: "If you just be yourself, people will like you." Listen to your child and help them work through specific instances of things that have made them uncomfortable. Offer concrete suggestions based on how the real world works in their school. Ask for feedback as to how that advice is helping.
Provide lots of opportunities for success. I am talking about social success here, not just success in completing tasks. Play dates may be good, but I would suggest that you get your kid into clubs based on activities they like, but that have a large social component. For instance, If your kid likes trains. Don't just take them to a club where someone shows off their latest train set. Take them to events where the kids get together over pizza and talk about their trains in a less formal manner. Perhaps have them build trains together, then all get together for the pizza party. You should perhaps direct the activities (as in plan for all the kids to have stuff ready to build said trains) and monitor for bullying and bad behavior, but then let the kids take it from there. Learn the subtle signs that indicate that either your kid is uncomfortable or that other kids are perplexed by his/her behavior. Now, watch for those signs during the activity BUT DON'T INTERRUPT DURING THE ACTIVITY. Now, the next day, pick a few things to talk to your kid about. Always make sure to let your child know that they aren't "in trouble" for "acting wrong" but that you just want to help them understand how other people think. Make it clear that this is the kind of discussion that ALL good parents should be having with their kids, rather than it being some kind of remedial activity because they are broken.
Avoid bullies like the plague. While it is OK for other kids to be perplexed or confused by your child's behavior, if they actually start picking on your kid then take steps to get that bad apple out of the club, find a different club, or talk to the other parents and fork your own club, without the bullies allowed. The longer bullying is allowed to persist, the more socially isolated your child will become. It is almost an exponential scale.
I know someone who is much further along on the autism spectrum than I am. However, when he was around 14 or 15 his few friends got together and decided they were going to teach him how to be less socially awkward. After each interaction they critiqued him, much like members at a ToastMasters meeting critiquing a member's speech or presentation. Now, though he still has many autistic tics, he is far more socially skilled and successful than I am. To my ear, he always sounds so phoney and patronizing, but everyone seems to love him. He meets and flirts with new women with ease and does very well at work, garnering the praise of many of the managers. Mostly because he has learned when to keep his mouth shut and exactly when and how to make suggestions.
Finally, keep in mind, this will be a lifetime project. Never think you are done. Life will always present new things that will always be difficult for your child, well past their mid-life crisis. The most important thing you can do is be that sounding board that they can always go to for advice.
I would concentrate on something else entirely: excellent communication skills.
Lacking a degree of of social grace is forgivable if you can write and speak effectively.
Perhaps you should be looking less at speech communication therapy, and more at AP English.
I beg to differ. I am an excellent technical writer, and when I speak I am always careful to make sure that I am understood. So, I do great in meetings and such. However, I have difficulty making friends and I don't seem to interview very well because I always seem just a little bit off. In a lot of ways, having great communication skills is seen as odd or elitist by a lot of people.
I used to work at the California Museum of Science and Industry. Every once in a while they would do a purge of really old stuff that had been stored in the basements for decades. They would rent a giant dumpster and hire people to haul stuff out to fill it up. We were not only told that we could have anything we found in there, but we were given time to dig through it during work time. Why? Because it fed our scientific nerdyness, making us more enthusiastic science museum employees. Because the more stuff we could find a new home for, the less they had to pay to haul away.
The only rule was that those who decided what to throw out couldn't then go and get it out of the dumpster.
Of course, that was before eBay. Nowadays, I am sure they have someone whose job it is to post that kind of stuff on eBay and sell it to help fund the museum.
There is absolutely NO ethical problem with taking home surplus from work, if it is truly surplus and you have permission.
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...apps as good as what I had on my Palm Pilot, that will sync directly with my PC without going through someone's web service.
A task manager with actual start dates, end dates, dependencies, priorities, categories, and roll-over of uncompleted tasks. NOT these all-day appointments that Google pretends are tasks.
A database program that allows me to design my database on my desktop and sync it directly to my device, provides a usable, customizable interface on the device, then reliably syncs data back to my desktop, again WITHOUT an intervening web service and without programming.
Heck, a standardized synchronization manager to handle synchronizing files, data, and settings to the desktop, would be a good start.
Haven't they already proven it is impossible to "UNdisclose" anything on the internet. Once it is disclosed, it's out there forever.
"Can't stop the signal, Mal."
The kinds of people who do best at any kind of super-detailed work often have mild to moderate Asperger's, whether they know it or not. So, an open floor plan is one of the worst things one can do to them.
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Attorney General Eric Holder issued the following statement today on the status of same-sex marriages performed in the state of Utah:
"Last June, the Supreme Court issued a landmark decision – in United States v. Windsor – holding that Americans in same-sex marriages are entitled to equal protection and equal treatment under the law. This ruling marked a historic step toward equality for all American families. And since the day it was handed down, the Department of Justice has been working tirelessly to implement it in both letter and spirit—moving to extend—federal benefits to married same-sex couples as swiftly and smoothly as possible.
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i like mudiay but he definitely has his flaws. every prospect does. mudiay can't shoot and russell lacks strength and athleticism. that's why i think okafor is the safe pick and should be the #1.
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i like mudiay but he definitely has his flaws. every prospect does. mudiay can't shoot and russell lacks strength and athleticism. that's why i think okafor is the safe pick and should be the #1.
i don't understand ppl dismissing mudiay saying he's playing 'nobody' in china. It's still the pros and the competition is comparable to, if not better than, college.
he's half way around the...
you can't draft a player this high to fit a "system". you draft BPA. if you need a shooter for triangle offense sign a shooting guard in FA.
how can you not feel good for the guys like amundson and galloway. they deserved to win.
my heart's rooting for this team to win but my head says no. i'm really confused.
only difference is steph curry may be the best shooter in the nba history. can russell shoot like curry? then I'm in.
i think russell is overrated. he doesn't have good enough handle to play pg in nba. he gets by mostly with his length and quick release. not an elite athlete. i see him as a sg who can be very...
that's why I try to focus on individual skills and not the ball going thru the hoops. He certainly passes eye test as far as physical build goes. has good handle (which i think is most important in...
yeah they're just blatantly throwing away games. and yet we're only up 4
OBJ pick alone should make him safe for the next two years. it was that good of a pick.
I just don't see a lot of athleticism with okafor. he has great footwork and very advanced offensive game. but looks slow on D and not quick off his feet on the board. I will be fine if we picked...
I have not followed these guys since college to know how good they've become, but I would be extremely disappointed if all this tanking and futility was for wes mathews and draymond green.
bring the same people back and expect a different result?
I guess it's all on JR to hit homeruns in the draft and FA.
although not the greatest comparisons. to me it's whether I want Lamarcus Aldridge and Damien Lillard. I'd go with Damien Lillard.
ppl just look at our roster and how this team's performing every night and tell me bargs is not gonna help. we are a 3-10 team. beggars can't be choosers.
there's not 5 players on this roster that are better than bargnani. I would even argue he's top 3.
at least bargnani drives to the basket and draw fouls occasionally. our guards seem allergic to basket. they don't get anywhere near it.
while i'm hopeful his skills fit well in this offense. ...
it's on the coach. woody should have empowered a leader like MWP. instead it earns him a spot in the doghouse.
I agree. we should at least give this team some time with jose and bargs.
you guys expect too much with 3 sec left. could we have drawn up a better play? perhaps.
but i've also seen much worse shots taken by melo with clock winding down.
with 3 sec left that was as good a look as you can get. especially for JR. can't complain about the last play. we just had lapses on d all throughout the game. again no flow to the offense. ...
i'm ok with him coming off the bench, but he at least has to be an average defender.
if he's not hitting those 3's he's not worth much. he lost ridnour on the other end for wide open jump shot. ridnour miss bailed him out.
something wrong with shump. he's not low with his stance guarding his man and has no intensity. is he playing with an injury?
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I'm not Italian. Not a drop. But I have worked with some incredible (one might even say iconic) Italian cooks, including Sal Scognomillo at Patsy's Restaurant in New York City (Sal would want me to say, "NOT the pizza place!"), Frankie Avalon, and Carrabba's Restaurants. When I lived near Hoboken, I bought my zeppole at none other than Carlo's City Hall Bake Shop, then, as now, the Cake Boss's place. I have cooked and eaten so many zeppole that I must have achieved Honorary Italian Status by now. Here is my recipe, featured in the new Patsy's Italian Family Cookbook, which is available for preorder at amazon.com, and will be published on March 24...just in time for Italian Easter!
No one has ever accused me of being a sports fan. I'm the guy in the group who could care less about the game on TV, as long as the food is GREAT. Last year, when Super Bowl came around, I was working on Tommy Bahama's FLAVORS OF ALOHA cookbook, and developing recipes from the Pan-Asian repertory. These wings were a huge hit, and now they are my go-to recipe. Korean wings are often deep-fried, but I prefer this baked version, which still yields tender wings with crispy skin (yet without the hassle of hot oil). The Korean chile paste is surprising not incendiary, and gives a nice glow without torching the inside of your mouth. I usually buy it at an Asian grocery store, but I was surprised to see it at my Mom's local Safeway in the California suburbs. And the paste lasts forever! Two words: Make these.
Every year, I bake a collection of holiday cookies, and I love the entire process. If there is one time when I am glad that I got the baking gene (and its inherent organization skills), its at Christmas time. I thought that I would share some of the tips I've learned over the years to apply to your own baking marathon. The cookies above, from top: Gingerbread People (with cinnamon candy buttons); Chocolate Wafers with Candy Cane Crunch; Rainbow Cookies; Pfefferneusse; Sugar Cookies (stars); Peanut Butter Blossoms; Sugar Cookies (trees); Diane's Walnut Thumbprints (Sonia Henies); center, Ginger Molasses Cookies. I will be posting the recipes that aren't linked.
In my career, I have worked with some of the very best bakers in the world, starting in Chocolatier (now Pastry Professional) Magazine, and up through such cookbooks as THE BAKER'S DOZEN COOKBOOK, Rose Levy Beranbaum's CHRISTMAS COOKIES, FROM MY HANDS TO YOURS (with Sarabeth Levine), and THE MODEL BAKERY COOKBOOK. I know cookies. So, when I come across a recipe that makes my mouth water, you can be sure it is a winner. I've just finished baking my Christmas cookies, and I'd like to post some of my favorites. Actually, I have so many special recipes to make them all, so I have had to put them in rotation. One that always makes the list is Italian Rainbow Cookies, one that I learned a long time ago. Outside of its sensational almond flavor and moist texture, these bars keep for a week or so. I usually get about 54 cookies, because they are rich and you don't want them to be too big.
For many years, I said that I didn't like sweet potatoes. It turned out that I didn't like candied yams with marshmallows, which is NOT the same thing. This is some what of a sacrilege, as Dad worked for Kraft for over 30 years, and we had a lifetime supply of mini-marshmallows on hand. I have since developed scores of sweet potato (call them yams, if you like) recipes, and this one is one of my faves. It pushes a lot of buttons with the autumn flavors of sweet potatoes and apples, glazed with a Four Roses Bourbon and maple syrup sauce, and topped with crisp and crunchy bacon and pecans. Did I leave anything out? This luscious recipe was featured last night (or was it this very early morning?) on "Insomniac Kitchen" on ABC World News.
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I belong to a Facebook group of cookbook lovers. Recently, someone there started a post about making green bean casserole--the familiar one made with cream of mushroom soup. There were over a hundred comments in the thread, proving how this dish has become part of the American cook's vernacular. For my part, I am a fan, but not a devotee, of the original version, which has graced (or defiled, depending on your opinion) tables since its invention in the Campbell's test kitchens in 1955, by who could be the most famous home economist in history, Dorcas Reilly. This dish is the perfect example of how the Thanksgiving menu is often influenced by super-simple recipes that are more about food advertising in the early to mid-20th century than what the Pilgrims served. I am not saying that I don't like it. I am saying that if a dish only requires a handful of convenience frozen and canned foods, and if I can make it in five minutes on a weeknight, it is not special enough for my holiday parties. But this version--with fresh green beans, a from-scratch mushroom sauce, and crisply fried shallots--is. It's from my book WILLIAMS-SONOMA COMFORT FOODS, and there is also a slightly different edition in THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES. Keep going for what many people have told me is one their favorites of all my recipes. (Photo by Ray Kachatorian.)
Thanksgiving is all about indulgence and even over-indulgence. Last holiday, I made a big batch of bacon, onion, and bourbon 'marmalade" to enjoy over the holiday weekend. This luscious savory spread combines caramelized onions, bacon, and a bracing splash of Four Roses Bourbon. It was slathered on dinner rolls at the Thanksgiving table, added to Friday's leftover turkey sandwiches, and used as a cracker topping for easy appetizers on Saturday night. I'm surprised that no one put it on their breakfast cereal! Four Roses Bourbon has made a video of me making this irresistible stuff.
I have shared my recipe for making perfect gravy many times, all over the world. There is more than one way to make this holiday essential, but my version comes from years of experimentation with different methods. I've settled on the "make it in the roasting pan technique with degreased drippings" method. The beauty of this version is that the ingredients are measured to ensure that perfection that can be elusive. So, set yourself up with a fat separator (the kind with the spout coming up from the bottom), a flat roux whisk, and some turkey stock...and get ready to make the best gravy you've ever had. My not-so-secret ingredient is Four Roses bourbon, which I prefer for many reasons--flavor, value, choice of three great varieties (Yellow Label, Single Barrel, and Small Batch), and the fact that they are the only bourbon distillery to confirm that the corn in their mash is non-GMO. And here is a video with step-by-step instructions. (Recipe from THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES; photo by Ben Fink.)
What is it about autumn that makes people think of pie? Apple, pumpkin, and mincemeat are the Thanksgiving triumvirate. (Although Mom makes a great chocolate cream pie to add to the list.) That's all well and good. But here is my favorite fall pie, made with Concord grapes. These East coast beauties are at their best when they've been "kissed" by frost. The dark purple filling tastes just like grape jelly, but in a more condensed, less sweet way. I made it over the weekend, and I was reminded that it is not the easiest filling on the block: slip the skin off each grape, cook and strain the flesh to remove the seeds, then recombine the two components. It doesn't matter--this is a pie for the gods. For the perfect combination, serve it with peanut butter ice cream. There are no superlatives for this pairing, which is right up there with Roquefort and Sauternes, or...peanut butter and grape jelly! Check out the recipe on the next page...
For many families, mine included, it simply isn't a holiday meal unless there is a relish tray on the table. For some people, this is an opportunity to open up jars of store-bought goodies, and there are some wonderful savories out there. But for me, it is a chance to hand-craft some of my favorite appetizers, such as the trio you see here: Celery Hearts with Liptauer Cheese, Deviled Eggs with Bacon and Horseradish, and Homemade Bread and Butter Pickles. The recipes, from THE BIG BOOK OF SIDES, follow. (Photo by Ben Fink.)


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Tomorrow begins an Ontario tour for Ballet Jörgen Canada, which will be presenting The Nutcracker in Guelph (December 2nd-3rd), Toronto (December 8th-9th), Chatham (December 11th-12th), Brantford (December 15th), Ottawa (December 17th-18th and 20th-21st), Windsor (December 23rd), Kitchener (December 28th) and Markham (December 29th-30th).This original choreography by Bengt Jörgen is touted as "a true Canadian tradition", according to the company's website. Said to be Canada's newest full-length ballet, this version of The Nutcracker was inspired by early 20th century Canadian landscape artists, such as the Group of Seven. Even the story is brought back to Canadian soil, setting the first act in the rural town of Bisset, Ontario. Klara's dreams in the second act continue to reflect the local flavour with snowflakes, birch trees, lumberjacks, Mounties and woodland creatures.
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Mayor Kevin Johnson wins labor support for making Sacramento a strong mayor city
Two more groups with ties to organized labor have endorsed Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's November ballot measure seeking to increase the powers of his office.
The campaign behind the strong-mayor measure announced Thursday that the union representing city police officers and an association of electrical contracting firms that use unionized workers have endorsed the plan. Unions representing local construction workers and ironworkers are also supporting the measure, along with some business groups.
"Each day we earn the trust of the community by being accountable and transparent in our police work. That's what we're measured on and that's what our citizens demand," police union leader Dustin Smith said in a statement released by Sacramento Tomorrow, the campaign committee backing the ballot measure. "We need a government structure that ensures the same kind of accountability and transparency at City Hall."
Under the plan, the mayor would take on the authority to appoint and fire the city manager, as well as propose the city budget. Supporters argue that would create a more accountable government by transferring many of the authorities currently held by an unelected city manager to the elected mayor.
Opponents counter that the switch would place too much power in the hands of one official and that the city is functioning well under the current system.
Councilman Steve Hansen announced this week that he was forming a political committee to fight the measure. He is expected to be joined in that effort by local Democratic Party organizations.
Still, the mayor has slowly begun to assemble support for his plan from labor unions, a constituency that has historically battled with Johnson. The police union has backed previous strong-mayor plans, but building-trade groups have been among the most vocal opponents of past proposals.
Many of those building groups will represent workers on the downtown arena project, which Johnson has championed.
"Everyone wants strong leadership that benefits our neighborhoods and our local economy," Fran McDermott, executive director of the National Electrical Contractors Association of Sacramento, said in a statement. "Measure L will increase accountability at City Hall (and) we believe more accountability will improve permitting practices and create jobs."
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Explore the exciting world of fashion illustration by learning basic figure-drawing skills. Introducing drawing and painting techniques, we will stylize the fashion figure and create multiple pages of models to draw your own collection on. We'll also focus on drawing the face, hairstyles, fabrics, makeup, and more. Each student will start a mood board to catalog elements of their collection and leave with finished works and pages to continue at home.
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Sur La Table Knife Skills Class?
There's a SLT in our area that offers cooking classes. I'm intriged by some of them, but I learn readily from recipes that I read on the internet and see on TV, so I'm not sure that it would be worth the time or money to go there and take one. However, I'm actually considering the class on knife skills. I have watched a few internet videos and read some information online, and think that my knife skills are probably...ok. I have three good knives that I keep very sharp. I know how to cut up an onion, dice, and can work my way through a julienne, but am wondering if it might be worth the money to go there and watch an 'expert' teach the skills and learn to do some of the other cuts. Has anyone here ever done it, and did you think it was worth it? I guess I just wonder if I could be better/more efficient with my knife skills. And I wonder if it really matters that much for a home cook. (not that I will ever plate the way dcarch does!)
I have taken basic and advanced Knife Skills classes at our community college. My knife skills were OK prior to the classes but I learned some time-saving tips and more efficient preparation techniques for various ingredients. Since I am basically a "from scratch" cook, anything that speeds up prep work is a plus.
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2 people found this helpful
"Stay away from JDSU if you're under 60 "
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I have been working at JDSU full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
They pay well compared to others in similar industries. That's about it.Cons
The benefits are terrible, especially the stock purchase plan. Compared to other tech companies in our area, it's laughable. Retaliation by management if employees complain is alive and well. HR doesn't listen if you turn to them for help; their attitude it "suck it up or get out." JDSU is very old school in its management and promotion practices, and young employees don't stay long once they figure out they have no future here. Even the culture is old-school; no fun at all. The employees I see around me just drag through their days and no one seems happy to be here. For all its talk about collaboration, the company provides almost no social opportunities for employees to come together outside work, or even inside work. It's a thoroughly depressing place to be.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Stop trying to convince us that you care and actually SHOW us. You say you care about career development for your employees? All we see is management and high potential development, but nothing for the rest of us. Put your money where your mouth is, and develop the 80% of us who make up most of your company. Everybody wants to save money, but think about how much you lose every time great employees walk out the door because the company didn't do anything to make them want to stay.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
I have been working at JDSUPros
the delicattessan in the building next door is very convenientCons
the working environment is horridAdvice to ManagementAdvice
get new management
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"Management doesn't treat employees with respect. "
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I have been working at JDSUPros
Flexibility AWS in IT. Ability to do what you want because everything is very decentralized. No policies; so hard to break rules.Cons
A lot of ancient people in IT. Recognition given when things break otherwise ignored. A lot of people who have lost interest in work.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Changes are finally hapening in IT. A lot of dead weight in the organization. Create a more collaborative environment and train managers.Doesn't RecommendApproves of CEO
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"JDSU CommTest is an "OLD BOY OCRACY" where results, merit, and respect does not matter. It is hyper political. "
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I have been working at JDSUPros
You will work with some really smart engineers.
There are some winning products.
There are some great projects to work on
They are in good marketsCons
No work/life balance- expect to work all hours and weekends
Expect no recognition
Expect unqualified people to be rubber stamped for hire and promo. There are many examples of managers who don't know their business and who are under lots of pressure that make terrible decisions without information.
Very old style management, no women or minorities in positions that matter, top down decision making, lack of business process, lack of modern IT infrastructure to service customers
Low employee morale
High turnover and constant firings and demotions for petty things
Constant organization changes-4 in FY 2012Advice to ManagementAdvice
Invest in changing the culture to create a meritocracy, invest in IT and process to service customers, modernizeDoesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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"Would not recommend employment here. "
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I worked at JDSUPros
Diverse culture, good product mix, can get away with anything (no accountability at this company).Cons
Too numerous to mention: poor leadership, poor decision-making ability by Sr. management, discrimination (age and race), HR department is very week - no follow-through, VERY bureaucratic and political environment, little to no performance feedback, insecure engineering and mgmt staff (does not empower their employees), very weak engineering team, etc etc..Advice to ManagementAdvice
Entire CCOP mgmt staff needs to be held accountable for their poor business sense and leadership ability.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
4 people found this helpful
"JDSU - Get a vision...focus more on long term value building "
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I have been working at JDSUPros
- It was a paycheck
- Some of the teams there are sharp and want to make a real difference
- We can always count on extended time off due to company shutdowns
- lots of cash on balance sheet.Cons
- Zero vision in CCOP organization. It's all about HC reduction and reducing expense
- CCOP leader lacks any vision, any human touch, and is surrounded by "yes" people.
- "Toxic" environment in CCOP and total lack of trust in mgmt. (Cascades from the top)
- Never know when the a is coming on your head..keep your resume current.
- Benefits get cut without employees knowing or being told.Advice to ManagementAdvice
- Get some leaders that know how to drive a real strategic vision and and actually cares about the organization and employees.
- Clean house at the top esp in CCOP. (It's not too late)Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
3 people found this helpful
I have been working at JDSUPros
- fast paced environment
- basic salary compensation good
- interesting products and portfolio business structure
- CommTest (one of the business groups) has a good culture & works well as a teamCons
- Highly political 'extreme'
- Low senior leadership integrity with a self-serving attitutde
- zero work /life balance
- overly complex
- siloed competitive teams working against each other
- highly manipulative, passive-aggressive, toxic and intimidating cultureAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Undertake skip level interviews to find out what is really going on below E-staff & their direct reports.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
"We know our jobs so let us do them! "
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I have been working at JDSUPros
They let us keep our Union and our Union benefits.
We get to run plant during management meetings.Cons
Management has meetings all day to plan next meeting.
Engineers call all the shots and buy parts that waste money.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Start asking the operators help with problems not just engineers who do not run the product.
We know our job!Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
I have been working at JDSUPros
Busy all the time due to changesCons
Pay is average. Some how IT managers don't know modern techsAdvice to ManagementAdvice
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"Concealment of Product Origin, it's not Italy....it's China "
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I worked at JDSUPros
Good working hours, friendly coworker, human resource people are excellentCons
Top Manager concerned with top 20% customers, does not delegate to others, product origin is China but they train the sales people to say it's from Italy....no compassion for salespeople, only looking for bottom lineAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Change the top Manager, Ram is the boss and he is excellent, the other guy needs to goDoesn't RecommendNegative Outlook
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Today's large campus and enterprise networks are characterized by their complexity, i.e. containing thousands of hosts, and diversity, i.e. with various applications and usage patterns. To effectively manage and secure such networks, network operators and system administrators are faced with the challenge of characterizing, profiling and tracking activity patterns passing through their networks. Because of the large number of IP addresses and the prevalence of dynamic IP addresses, profiling and tracking individual hosts may not be effective nor scalable. In this paper, the authors develop a Hierarchical Extraction of Activity Patterns (HEAPs), which is a method for characterizing and profiling activity patterns within subnets.
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