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Has anyone used any of these? Are they significantly heavier or more awkward to handle than the stainless?
Sally, I have used enameled steel in the past. I liked them for their lighter weight, and the fact that they tend to heat up quickly and the heat is fairly even. I think they are a good alternative to heavy cast iron enameled pots, as long as you remember that they are thinner, and will heat up more quickly, which can sometimes result in burning if you're not watchful.
Some of my favorite 9x13'' baking pans are Dansk (porcelain enamel over steel).
I have a favorite 9x13 Chantal baking pan, green enamel on the outside and brown enamel on the inside. Not only is it lovely, it's the best functioning baking pan I have.
I personally don't find it more awkward although it is a tad heavier. I found it at TJ Maxx and have been in love ever since.
thanks for you input - that is all the encouragement I need as there is a sale on the Chantal website. There must be some magpie in my pedigree, as I really like the idea of coloured pots. Heck you might as well get pleasure out of looking at them as with cooking with them. (I'm sure there is a moral there somewhere, but who cares!)

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To most efficiently manage operations, federal IT managers have long been told they must take a more holistic view of the computers, routers and other gear in their networks and see those devices as part of a larger picture. Now, a new report from the Department of Homeland Security inspector general's office argues the same approach should extend to DHS's aging land mobile radios and radio systems.
The IG report took the agency to task for woefully mishandling hundreds of thousands of radios and thousands of radio towers used daily on its 20 land mobile radio systems. In response, DHS told the IG it is improving its practices, including implementing a portfolio management approach for the radio systems.
DHS's rocky property management practices could also endanger its effort to upgrade the aging communications systems, which date from the late 1980s.
The department awarded a $3 billion strategic sourcing contract in March 2012 to acquire equipment and services to maintain, upgrade and modernize the legacy radio systems. As of September 2012, DHS had spent more than $33 million on the contract, but the report said sketchy inventory and procurement management practices could hobble that effort.
Without reliable department-wide inventory data or effective governance structures to guide decisions on investments in new systems, the report maintains, the agency cannot make sound investment decisions for radio equipment and supporting communications infrastructure. DHS acknowledged in its response to the IG report that it faced budget challenges in maintaining the system.
The report, issued Aug. 29, said DHS must make the jump from managing the legacy equipment as simple property to more comprehensive portfolio management methods -- or risk its investment in modernizing the systems.
The report said DHS oversight of 20 land mobile radio systems that provide primary communications capabilities for 120,000 frontline agents and officers at Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and others, is chaotic and inconsistent.
Component agencies have mislaid thousands of pieces of radio equipment, according to the report. In particular, the IG noted its analysis of CBP, ICE and Secret Service radio inventories at technical maintenance warehouses that showed millions of dollars worth of such equipment was not being used efficiently or effectively. It said an analysis of ICE inventory records showed 1,740 equipment items, valued at $6.6 million, listed as "in service," but the agency had actually been storing the items at its Technical Maintenance Facility in Largo, Md., for at least 17 months.
CBP inventory records, it said, showed 6,306 equipment items, valued at $21.5 million, were stored at the CBP's Hi-Tech maintenance facility in Orlando, Fla. for 16 months or longer. Of those items, the IG said 6,147 were recorded in the system as "active," giving a false impression that the equipment was being used. "As such, they may believe this equipment is not available for issuance to field users when in fact the items are sitting idle in a maintenance facility/warehouse," it said. At the time CBP was storing the radios, the report said, the Border Patrol's 20,143 agents were short almost 900 portable radios.
The report said such inventory difficulties also slow inter-agency distribution of communications equipment. For instance, the Secret Service and ICE have 85 digital interface units, valued at $262,000 in total, that have never been placed in operation. CBP, auditors said, requires the same kind of equipment to fill a critical shortage in a nationwide radio system digital upgrade project. CBP has estimated it needs 50 of the digital interfaces, which are no longer sold by the manufacturer. ICE acquired 56 of the units in August 2010, but as of January 2013 they were still being stored at the technical maintenance facility warehouse in Largo. And Secret Service radio program officials have said they are holding their 29 interface units as spares.
To help solve the inventory and equipment-management tangle, the IG recommended that DHS establish a single, department-level point of accountability with the authority, resources and information to take a portfolio management approach for the radio communications program.
DHS said it is moving to get a broader, more holistic understanding of its land mobile radio operations, but faces another fundamental truth for federal agencies – flat spending and uncertain budget outlooks..
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New Berlin - John Ziino, New Berlin's maestro of fun as chairman of the Christmas parade, is orchestrating the first Prospect Lions Snowshoe Roar races March 2.
Individual, team and kids' snowshoe races will be through a wooded section of Malone Park, 16400 W. Al Stigler Parkway.
"We just want people to have fun," Ziino said.
And people are taking him up on that. While registrations are still coming in, he knows that racers will be coming from Burlington and Union Grove, Ziino said.
That could be in part because the races will be part of a larger Braveheart Race Series of snowshoe competitions held all over the Midwest, he said. "I imagine we'll be getting a bunch from there," he said.
This is the first time a Braveheart race will be held in southern Wisconsin, Ziino said.
Snowshoes will be available for a minimal rental fee. If there's no snow, the snowshoes will come off and it will turn into foot races, Ziino said.
But fun will be the main event.
"I almost had my wife talked into wearing her penguin costume to lead the kids' race," Ziino said. "But I'll talk somebody into it."
The 5K snowshoe race will have winners by age and gender.
The open race starts at 10 a.m., including high school and open teams; the kids fun run at 11:15 a.m.; and a Lions Club team event at 11:30 a.m.
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The registration fee before Saturday is $25 including a T-shirt, a chili luncheon and raffle ticket. The fee after Saturday is $30, including race day registration and includes T-shirts as long as they last, and chili luncheon. The fee is $3 for ages 10 to 12 and includes a meal ticket, and free to children younger than 10.
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A week ago, I was trying to harvest the WLP005 I had used to brew an english bitter. I had a really hard time separating the yeast from the trub.
This was one of our first all-grain beers and for whatever reason, there was a lot of trub in this beer. The WLP005 is highly flocculation, so I think it was sticking to the trub quite a bit and being difficult to wash out. It took a couple tries, but I eventually got a couple of thin yeast layers that got pitched into a starter a couple days later. (1 qt @ ~1.041) It was a little slow to start, but in retrospect the growth cycle was about the same as the original generation out of the tube.
Now the starter is in the fridge, and there is maybe a half-centimeter or quarter inch of yeast on the bottom. I'm guessing the "thick slurry" is 1.5+ oz 50 ml or so. That would put me too low for repitching according to the Mr Malty calculator. (1.060 for the next beer)
Then again, it doesn't account for the fact these yeasties are not just harvested, but regrown in a starter... If I assume I could bump the harvest date up to the day I stuck it in the fridge, I could just barely be in the ballpark.
BTW, we checked out the starter wort this morning, and it seems fully fermented and the flavors left behind seem normal.
So I'm brewing Fri. or Sat. and I'm thinking I either pitch as-is with my finger crossed, step it up with a 1.5 qt @1.060 starter, or beg you-know-who to swing by the homebrew store since they all close before I can get home.
I don't think a 1 quart starter can produce enough yeast for a 5 gallon 1.060 batch. According to the calculator you need a 2.43 liter starter. ALL starters should be 1.040. Making the starter higher gravity will stress the yeast.
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I have the best news ! :)
Just wanted to let everyone know..I will be off the forum for the next 10 days, as I am going home to Pitsburgh area...but the best part is ....I GET TO MEET ANGIE (AGIRLSGIRL) Isnt that just the coolest ? She is always so welcoming on the site...and I know she and I will have a great time..so I will miss chatting with you all..but will have to fill you all in when I return.
I hope you all are having a great August, and I am working on the seed saving, so I can enable again this fall. I have to say..I love all the plants I have grown this year from all my great friends here..
Have a great week, and see you all soon !
I can't wait! :) When Kym told me she was coming home for a visit, and that she was going to make time for me,it made my day! I think we may just have a bit of fun! I plan to push seeds on her and hopefully a few plants....hee-hee....
LOL...our time will come! ;)
I really think it is a shame PA and GA are not neighboring states,we should right a letter to our local government...lmao! :D
Hmmmm....why couldn't you jump on a plane and be here by lunch on Sunday? I am sure Wyatt could hold down the fort while you are gone!....lol...
Hey...it is not unheard of for one to plan one's vacation around a gardening function. I 'think' Remy, from New York, planned her vacation to Ohio to taste and share tomatoes and meet other tomatoholic cyber friends.
Only a tomatoholic would go that far though for tomatoes.
Sue...another admitted tomatoholic
Oh Diana,I only wish that was possible,I am sure the PO would have some outlandish charge for transporting humans! Darn them! We will have to work on something for next year! I would love to find an in between spot that was good for many members,so we could all get together and do one hell of a plant/seed swap! I think,good food,good people and good plants would make an awesome function! :)
Oh Sue,add me to that club! I just wish I could figure a way to grow them all season here,without making a huge investment. Some day! :) Since Remy and yourself are such tomatoholics,maybe the 2 of you could give me some advice on toms to grow next year. I want plants that require little to no staking,resistant to pests and disease and taste great of course. I have 18 plants this year in my little 10x10 tomato garden...I know I am a nut!....anyway some of them want to sprawl out and some of them are really good citizens,like Mortgage Lifter,such a well behaved monster! So if you guys can throw some names at me,I would appreciate it! :)
So if you guys can throw some names at me,I would appreciate it! :)
I'll get back atcha on that.
I have 18 plants this year in my little 10x10 tomato garden...I know I am a nut!.
YIKES! That is too many for them to produce and have air flow, which is necessary for good health. My suggestion if you want to grow 18 or more plants next year, is to plan on having a bigger area available for them.
I imagine Remy or someone will come along with a minimum spacing requirement. With minimal space, you really need to consider staking and/or caging them...containers is another possibility too....maybe?
"So if you guys can throw some names at me,I would appreciate it! :)
I'll get back atcha on that."
Thanks! :D
"That is too many for them to produce and have air flow, which is necessary for good health. My suggestion if you want to grow 18 or more plants next year, is to plan on having a bigger area available for them."
I was afraid of that,but,actually they are doing quite well,where the garden is placed gets tons of air flow,it is at a peak of a hill,the air is constantly moving through them above and below their leaf canopy. My plants are loaded with tomatoes! I have pics,I will post them when I get some time to sit here for awhile and upload them to photobucket.
And I have no intention on starting this many next year,I sowed them planning for some to fail...lol..well,that did not happen! I gave 14 to Gramma and 1 to my nephew.
At least I have many different varieties,I did start 5 Romas,and a couple other paste tomatoes,I want to see which makes the best sauce! I like to have them to make sauce with,for slicing,stuffing and munching!
Anyway,I appreciate any advice on selection you have and I will get those pics asap!
Hi All,
I haven't been over to this forum for awhile and look what I find!
"Only a tomatoholic would go that far though for tomatoes." LOL, yes my name is Remy and I'm a tomatoholic, and I did plan a vacation around a tomato party in Cinncinati.
My party, Buffalo-Niagara Tomato TasteFest, is Sat. Sept. 6th, you know year are welcome to come! Oh, and we decided it will be the Sat. after Labor Day every year. So you can always make future plans. : )
Speaking of that I have a repeat attendee coming from Pittsburg this year. Yes, my party is that good, lol : ) They are going to do the whole Niagara Falls thing too this year.
About the plants, I pack them in, not as close as you've got them though! If you are going to grow them that close, you must keep a check on disease, because it will spread fast if it comes. Also, you really need to replenish the soil very well for next season since the plants will suck the life out of it.
As Sue suggested, they do do very well in pots also. You obviously need to water often, but otherwise they are easy to care for. For in containers, since they are spreading little mound types, I suggest Sophie's Choice and Silvery Fir Tree. For in the garden, Mountain Princess is a good determinate. Most of the others I grow are quite large plants and can only recommend by taste.
Thanks Remy!:) So far so good,I check them for "cucky" stuff pretty regularly,being I started these babies under lights and they are my first shot at growing toms by seed,I am extra protective of them,:).If any show any signs of disaster,they will be removed immediately!
As for the soil there,it has never been gardened. There was a shed there forever,when we removed it ,I was greeted with 1/2 clay 1/2 sand,literally,one 1/2 0f the area was clay and the other sandy! So I spent the better part of the spring amending it! Lots of Horse Manure and clippings! As I planted the plants out,I back filled the holes with StaGreen and or Miracle Grow soils. So after this season or in the beginning of next,I will be getting a load or two of manure again (I have some beds that grew in before I got a chance to amend),I will top dress the Veggie garden a couple inches,also! Next year my toms will be in a border garden along the side of the yard,at least that is the plan!:)
Thanks so much for the advice ladies,I will work on getting my tom pics posted on Monday,I am a busy girl today,preparing for Kym's arrival tomorrow! I actually spoke with Kym yesterday! That makes 4 GW members I have actually had the pleasure of actual conversation! Kym will be the first I meet face to face,I cant wait! She is a such a sweetie! She has insisted that I dont go crazy preparing for her visit...lol...now you know this yard has to be the best it can be at this point right?...lol...I would never have a gw friend come here without the grass being cut and so forth....I want a witness that these seeds are in good hands...lol...besides that,I plan to pick her brain also,I am betting she has a ton of useful advice for me for some of this stuff I have never grown before! :) I am so excited about this visit and can hardly wait,I never in a million years thought I would be talking with and meeting people online! Well here is the only place I visit these days,and the other sites were garden related also,so thats what I mean by "online".
Remy,I am going to look up Mt. Princess and see if that is what I am after,so far I am really enjoying the Stupice,very tangy the way I like 'em! The Red Homesweet has got the most perfectly round toms on it,and seems to be a well behaved plant! I have harvested so far,1 Tommy Toes (which I will not grow again,it is very aggressive!),1 Ugly and about 6 Stupice! There is a ton of green toms out there and I am betting,they will all ripen around the same time...lol...I will be putting that seal a meal to good use! :)Thanks again,I am glad you decided to drop in,you should never stay away too long,or we will start talking about you...lol....jk!
Well I am off to put my living room back together! Have a great Saturday! :)
LOl....I know that wouldn't be considered a good hostess!
I have to keep moving or at least doing something or I get really restless (thats why this seed thing is good for me),I feel like I will jump out of my skin!
I had so many things I had planned to do this week and weekend already,so Kym's visit really gave me the kick I needed and got me in gear! :)
WOW that's alot of tomato plants!! i have 10 in a prob. 20 x 25 space. i have 4 of patio, beef steak, 1 that's just green, 3 tomato/potato and these suckers are huge (to me!! LOL) iwanted to plant the roma, but they didn't germinate, dang things!! and i wanted the morgage lifter, but i don't know what happende there. so all in all, some flopped and some didn't, i woulda had a very nice crop!! LOL i coulda planted over 20 and that woulda been cool!! LOL :') i coulda been canning, but i give everything away!! LOL hmmmmm.....how ever am i gonna start canning??? LOL `Medo
ps have fun angie and flwrs4ever!!!
Oh medo ,you will figure it out and all will be good!:)
Kym just left here a few hours ago,and I must say it was a very pleasant visit! She brought her gorgeous daughter with her,also!!!! What a great kid! Such a pretty girl inside and out!(See Kym,I told you I would go on about her!)
Anyway,we had a great time,we played seeds and talked plants,oh what fun! I cant wait til she is back home (for good!:)! Kym is an awesome person,who I have ALOT of respect for and we had a great time! She made the most beautiful White Chocolate Roses for me,a whole bunch of them "planted"in a beautiful pot,I gotta picture that I will post! And she brought a yummy cake that I am enjoying right now! :D
Well,I am off to check out a few things and get ready for bed! Kym will be here until next week,so we should see her around after that!
Well, just wanted to let you all know I am back..and had a wonderful time in PA...sure wish I was still there !
I had such a wonderful time getting to meet Angie, and her wonderful family..they sure know how to make you feel like you are welcome ! Her son is just too cute, and I think I have a new trading buddy !
Angies garden is just amazing, and she has done a lot in one season...cant wait to see it again next summer ! Her son showed me his praying mantis, and some caterpillars.
Angie and I talked for about 6 hours, and it felt like I was there 5 minutes..I didnt even tell her things I wanted too...LOL
Angie, thanks so much for a wonderful time..and I hope next time we can spend more time together. The plants all made it safely, and will get a space of honor in the garden !
I was wondering if the other GW'rs that are in the area..would you like to all go to a park or something next season ? We could plan a picnic..and do a get to gether..this trip was too short of notice for me to make too many plans..
Thanks again Angie, we had such a great time !
Hey Kym! You are back! I am glad you made it home safely! :)
Of course you are welcome! Always! :)
Devin is looking forward to his trade with you, and has told everyone he has come into contact with about it!....lol..He has been checking those seeds everyday to see if they are ready,and he has told the Gold Finch to back off....lol...we will see if they listen,I am betting they don't,so we are going to bag them!:)
I am so glad you had a good time Kym,I had a wonderful time hanging out with you. 6 hours did fly right by! But at least we got to play seeds! :D
Your idea for next year is a good one, why don't you start a new thread with your idea? I think it would get more attention that way! I really think it would be a blast! :)
Remy,they are beautiful,I have got to get the pic posted!(the new photobucket is driving me crazy!!!)
One of them is already in the upright freezer to be preserved for eternity...lol..I do have a hard time eating pretty things,so I feel better if I save one...lol...they are delicious!Kym is a woman of many talents! :) Hey you aren't too far off from PA,would you be interested in making the trip next year? I know you have a lot you are involved in,so if you cant I would understand,but it would be super fabulous to meet you too! :D
Hi Angie,
Geesh! It has been awhile since I checked in over here!
I understand the eating pretty things problem since I have a using pretty things problem, lol.
You never know about making a trip down there! You know I know another gardener(PenguinGardener) from where you are so it would be a great trip to make. Then possible you could think about coming to the tomato party up here. : ) I'm also hoping Sue(Chemocurl) will decide to come here for it one of these years. That would be fun!


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The banks and money transfer companies who took their fee and didn't ask too many questions
I wonder if there are any other countries with a police force who might have already built some computer system - that the Met could buy?
It would explain why so many of the cases in the system get damaged
The board isn't one man - one vote, you might have a seat but you still have only <1% of the votes
I'm guessing the PLA don't routinely share info with the INS, DEA, IRS , etc
Depends on the data.
Plans for your company's new consumer product = no
Videos of you protesting against US policies = yes
Unless he did implicit none "Amanda" would be REAL by default
it's just a question of where the commas go
Monitoring he voters and potential opposition is a narrowly tailored and compelling Government interest.
Well if they say they haven't been told not to say anything - then they must have been. QED
>Makes you wonder what the company's core competences are.
Presumably - getting it's fingers in a large number of government pies despite not doing too well in any of them?
You don't think the private sector can do just as good a job of handing over govt money to BAe for systems that aren't delivered and don't work - as a civil servant ?
Presumably he/she/it is also damn sexy if you were married?
Rule 1 of contracting - you need the suppliers children held at a secret location by a man with facial tattoos and a knife.
The NSA is removing the 'A' key from keyboards to prevent people logging in as administrator.
Why does there need to be a groundswell of development for mips?
I don't care what CPU is in my phone so long as the apps work, and they are written in Java
I have a Pi but I really don't ae if it has an ARM or Atom CPU - I couldn't even tell you if it was 32 or 64bit without checking /proc/cpu - I just care that is is a little Linux machine and has python.
What will make this a success is a customer using it rather than an ARM in sufficiently large numbers.
Still it will be nice if ARM had some competition - look at what a monopoly did to Intel
Yes but presumably she was Mrs Lot
"God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth,"
Last lot who argued with him got turned into a pillar of salt........
The battling business units are MSFTs big problem - and the reason Win8 failed.
When your main app, MS-Office doesn't use any of the features of your new OS because they had their own release schedule and your main dev tool doesn't make it easy (or even possible) to write apps using your new interface because their manager doesn't like the other manager - you are screwed.
You can't picture this happening under Jobs - imagine iPhone not working with iTunes because of a sulking minion !
it's not the shipping cost so much as time and predictability.
If a typhoon delays a ship or a longshoreman strike in one of a dozen cities ties up the inventory of a vital component you end up missing a christmas release ...
Corning, makers of Gorilla glass, moved their plant to next door to Foxconn because it takes 6 weeks to ship from New York state, which means they have to over produce to handle any unforseen increase in orders and pay for the 6weeks of inventory sitting in a container. They also have to tell their customer's design guru to lock out any design changes 6 weeks earlier than a local competitor.
There is also a little problem with QC and worker motivation - would you trust a parachute made by workers who wanted you dead?
So the complex chips are fabbed in state of the art facilities in Korea by Samsung, the low cost memory chips are made in china and the PCB is assembled by German pick and place robots in a factory in Wales that is presumably only profitable because it's getting a bunch of regeneration grants - but it's a victory for British manufacturing?
Well at the least the CPU's instruction set is made in Britain!
>to control a whole perfectly good English word?
What about "Apple" ?
Then 100% of the councils budget goes on compliance.
Imagine your job if you were personally liable for any legal screw ups but could spend an infinite amount of shareholders money avoiding them - what would you do?
So if Microsoft managed to make a new OS that was such a resource hog that it completely bogged down last years machine - it would revitalise the PC industry?
Why didn't anyone tell them?
Really? Whats 123.456 / 32.334?
My desktop computer can allegedly do a 1,000,000,000,000 of these in a second - why does it take you half an hour and a paper and pencil?
There are such things as atoms you know - making a Silicon transistor smaller than an atom is tricky.
There are also a few other limits, like the speed of light, the uncertainty principle and the 2nd law of thermo-dynamics. It might be very cool and thinking outside the box to ignore them - but the universe isn't that easily fooled.
Arguably Moore's law has already ended. The original phrasing was that the most economic number of gates to put on a single chip increases exponentially. That is no longer true, the fab needed to make 14nm parts is so mind bogglingly expensive it is cheaper to make 22nm wafers with fewer gates.
True - ir was part of a Soviet (or French) plot to destroy the US aviation industry.
30 years later they are so busy producing stunning Powerpoint presentations that their planes burst into flames and fall out of the sky
Rather like Ubuntu then !
If you are a total MSFT shop and you are just a manager who lives in Outlook then the surface is quite nice as basically an Outlook dashboard.
If you need to do any work - a surface pro with a second monitor running word/excel/VS is great.
But the chances of your big corporate customers rolling out 100,000 seats of a $2000 touch screen laptop just to use your pretty new OS = 0%
They had to do something, waiting for every business seat in the world to slavishly upgrade to the latest version of Windows NT like good little corporates wasn't going to work any more.
Except they have Lync for that and Skype still doesn't play nicely with Outlook or Exchange
>MS should release a windows 7.1 upgrade with all the OS improvements
People don't pay for updates.
MSFT's business model relies on people updating their machine every 3years and getting the new shiny OEMed OS with it and then having to upgrade Office to keep up.
When people discovered that their 2010 3GHz CPUs are quite as capable or writing a memo or adding up an expenses spreadsheet as they were in 2010 they didn't upgrade and so didn't get the new OS
Especially since the whole film is going to be scanned, digitised, colour graded and then printed digitally or sent out digitally to most theatres.
The problem with Alien shot now wouldn't be the CGI.
It would be the need to have a PG13 rating, a McD lunch menu tie-in, a car chase for the video game and a spin-off range of cuddly toys.
Crappy 1970s lenses have flare - modern multi-coated Arriflex digital lenses don't
So that's ideal then.
Anywhere with total law enforcement would presumably have no retired Nazis, drug lords and Phil Collins remaining at large
Surely it's the patriotic duty of true Americans like Zuckerberg, Bezos and Larry&Mo to protect America and their customers from terrorists ?
Still perhaps the nearest thing there is to an official opposition !
Those Rolls Royce chaps making aeroplane engines seem to be doing quite well
Ottawa could rule that only Canadian smartphones were allowed in Canada.
In the same way that they only allow Canadian owned cell phone companies - thus protecting the true north strong and free from having Verizon.
Ok but please don't use Boolean logic, electronic computers, stored programs, or indeed the very idea of a computing machine.
And can you please invent you own language instead of misspelling ours?
No direct experience of ALMA but from other projects.
Take a reasonable number of admin for a government project and multiply by the number of different governments involved.
Then add the same number again of local staff to keep the host country/province/town/tribe sweet
I'm guessing ALMA is mostly remote operation and this type of astronomy is all scheduled/survey rather than visiting scientist so you don't need as many baby-sitting and hotel staff as something like the VLT
Makes for one hell of an exit interview though !!!
> rent a cable ship and have it check out all the cables
The only way to check a cable is to cut it and drag the two halves to the surface and then splice in an extension to get it back down.
Anyway the taps on the cables are probably at the endpoints in whichever country is currently a beacon of freedom and order in the region (ie a freindly dictatorship) rather than on the seabed
We had BBC micros in school and look at what we achieved.
Now with 64bit CPUs in schools the kids should be 8times smarter than we were
Figure 2 carts selling junk on a 2 aisle aircraft, 2 hosties/in-flight-retail-consultants per cart and you have 4phones per big aircraft.
Delta's fleet also includes an awful lot of Delta-connect services on small business jets/turbo-props that aren't going to be selling you scratch cards (these get counted as Delta when you are buying a ticket but are Acme Air when they crash or are late)
Interesting - try and sell it on ebay and get refused an export licence because it contains classified bugging gear?
There is a precedent: Back in the 60/70s the secret services bugged the Communist Party Great Britain. They found the bug and destroyed it. They were then charged with destroying government property even though the police didn't admit the bug was SIS or that SIS existed. The case was that the CPGB believed the bug was government property and so intended to destroy government property even though of course it wasn't because the government obviously wouldn't bug a legal political party.
They can't leak bits of the info to the Daily Fail/Faux News in order to scoop the Guardian and reduce the impact of any story.
Same technique as publishing the results of an FOI request. It scoops the original journalist who was researching the story, allows all your friendly news outlets to print edited highlights and means it's less likely that real investigative journalists will bother.
Remember these are high security government systems.
So each query is "select * from ..." and the resulting data is put on a thumb drive, copied to a laptop to be analysed in Excel and then left in a cab
Remember the good old days when the president told the CIA/FBI/NSA what to do


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... China too long when you both are instantly energized when we see the sun. We had to squint to fill out our immigration forms and at one point Marlin gasped as he looked down and saw that he had "thankles". That is a step higher than "cankles" and involves the joining of the ankles to the thighs! I however am diligent about my compression stockings so my knees are sporting a muffin top but hey, it's Australia! We are going to get packing up. We will touch base when we arrive in ...
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Captain Jamesman said:
I have to agree, that box art is better then the last. Can't wait to get it.
Austin Burke said:
That MOH box looks awesome. What the hell is with the umbrella on the other?
Mr Money said:
Shouldn't there be a wi-fi logo on the MOH:H2 case?
billywill said:
The medal of honor box is definitely fake cause the way it looks and it doesn't have a wi-fi symbol on it.
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Austin, it's called Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. Also I'm definitely getting MOH 2.
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Actually the RE box looks REALLY good to me. Especially when I compared it to the Japanese one.
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Wow, Austin, I have no idea. It might make sense if it said "THE UMBRELLA CHRONICLES" right on the umbrella, but since it doesn't I just have no idea. These guys are clever.
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MOH sequel already? And nice Resident evil cover. Better than the japan one but, could use a little more. Uh details. Nice work Big and. Oh or Konami.
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It beats out having a few evil Ken dolls on the cover. Now, all we have to deal with is the one.
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Um, you don't know much about resident evil do you Austin.
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Most Americans have access to health insurance through an employer-sponsored health plan, a fact that has made changing or losing a job a complex issue for the purposes of maintaining health insurance. Moving to a new job can be hard if the employer does not offer health insurance, or if…Fact Sheet Read More
A Consumer Guide to Handling Disputes with Your Employer or Private Health Plan
Most people get their health care through some form of managed care plan – a health maintenance organization, preferred provider organization, or point-of-service option. Most of the time, people receive the care they need, but the potential exists for disagreements over the services that will be provided or paid for…Report Read More
State Health Insurance Marketplace Profiles
Up-to-date state profiles give an in-depth look at each state's progress in setting up marketplaces, formally known as exchanges, including the legislative process and the next steps.Landing Page Read More
A Profile of Health Insurance Exchange Enrollees
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act calls for the creation of Health Insurance Exchanges in all states by January 1, 2014. The exchanges are a critical element of the health reform law, aimed at helping individuals and families shop for and purchase health insurance on their own with additional…Report Read More
The Flip Side of Higher Premiums: Better Coverage
Time Magazine's recent cover story on health care – "Bitter Pill" by Steven Brill – has focused attention on hospital prices, especially for people paying out of their own pockets. This is not a new issue, but certainly one that deserves attention. However, what has been lost in the ensuing…Perspective Read More
California Health Care Chartbook: Key Data and Trends
This chartbook provides California and U.S. data and trend analysis on a broad range of health system and financing indicators, including demographics and health status data, insurance coverage and the uninsured, employer health insurance premiums and offer rates, Medicaid and Medicare enrollment and spending, and health care industry trends. Chartbook…Report Read More
External Review of Health Plan Decisions: An Overview of Key Program Features in the States and Medicare
In 1978, the state of Michigan established a system to call on independent medical experts to help resolve disputes between health plans and patients about the medical necessity and appropriateness of care. Since then, twelve other states and the Medicare program have established similar kinds of external review programs. In…Report Read More
Explaining Health Care Reform: Medical Loss Ratio (MLR)
This fact sheet explains the Medical Loss Ratio requirement under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The MLR provision limits the portion of premium dollars health insurers may spend on administration, marketing, and profits. Under health care reform, health insurers must publicly report the portion of premium dollars spent on health care and quality improvement and other activities in each state they operate. Insurers failing to meet the applicable standard must pay rebates to consumers and businesses.Fact Sheet Read More
The Cost of Cancer
This Kaiser Family Foundation documentary explores the financial consequences faced by three people, all privately insured, after being diagnosed with cancer. It was released in conjunction with a joint Kaiser/American Cancer Society report, "Spending To Survive: Cancer Patients Confront Holes in the Health Insurance System." To download the video, right-click…Video Read More