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I just picked 6 heads of cabbage and many peppers and wanted to make cabbage rolls and stuffed peppers and then freeze them.. This is my first year trying to store for winter and I was curious how to freeze both of these? Should I bake them sauce and all start to finish then freeze or leave the sauce off the top or what??
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I freeze a lot of stuffed cabbage and stuffed peppers, but mine are simmered in sauce, not baked.
I would think you should cook them start to finish and then freeze, but (like I said) I've never made them that way. Maybe add some extra sauce on top when re-heating?
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I make cabbage rolls quite often. I don't have a recipe, I just make it up with whatever ingredients I have around. They freeze easily. I just put them into old ice cream tubs, along with the sauce they're cooked in and stick them in the freezer. I take a lot to my ancient mum who can then just stick them in the microwave and have a ready made meal including all the food groups in a couple of minutes. (Providing she doesn't forget them and wander off!) I have bought her a timer with a string to go round her neck so when she gets side tracked the bell goes off and reminds her she has something in the oven. Sometimes I think I'd better get one for myself......
Mix your filling, I like long cooked type rice, cooked half way. Added to hamburg, with chopped onions. The cabbage will require a parboil to soften leaves for rolling. Peppers only need to get seeds removed and left whole with just the tops taken off for stuffing. I simply wrap each and freeze. Once you get down a few layers of cabbage leaves parboil again to soften more. I use a Food Saver bag. For a sauce, that can be added at the time they are being baked. I use squished up whole tomatoes, and/or ketchup. Some years ago I got a serious case of the gout, and it was due to the cabbage and hamburger, where I had made a huge batch and was eating it all week. I have to avoid it now, but stuffed peppers are still ok.
I froze cabbage rolls last year and when I put them in the oven to reheat they where a bit mushy. When I make a big batch this year I think I will take the ones I want to freeze out a bit early and see if it helps. I don't know as I think the moisture in the cabbage is what makes it soft. We'll see.
Actually, you want soft cabbage. When I made these, nothing was cooked before it was frozen. The only things exposed to heat were the half cooked rice and the whole cabbage head to soften its leave so they could be rolled up. If you were planning a meal for several people, make a batch and place in a disposable aluminium pan, bag and freeze. Add the tomato sauce about half way through baking. If they are all cooked and then frozen, yes, they will be quite mushy!
Like Ken, I freeze cabbage rolls before baking them. I steam the leaves so they are pliable, mix up the filling of rice, meat, etc. and roll them up. they go into bags in the freezer and I take out as many as I want, thaw them, add the sauce and bake them or put them in the crockpot.
I've never frozen peppers stuffed but Dad would cut the top off the peppers, take out the seeds and core and freeze on baking sheets. After they were frozen he would "stack" them inside each other, then freeze in bags, 4 to a bag because that's how many he and stepmom made for a meal. When he wanted them he mixed up the filling, stuffed the still frozen peppers, then added sauce to the pan and baked them. If he let the pepeprs thaw before stuffing them, they got too soft to handle well, but they get soft during cooking so it didn't seem to make a difference after they were cooked.
Being mushy would DEFINATELY be noticable if you PC the cabbage rolls! I don't think they can be safely canned in any method. I have never seen stuffed cabbage or peppers canned commercially either. Maybe the smaller stuffed grape leaves, but they usually get rice and herb stuffing only. A complete stuffed cabbage or pepper casserole can be made and frozen as I mentioned. You can even add tomatoes to it, but cover during the baking and remove cover the last 10 minutes.

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DALLAS TWP. -- About 250 administrators, supporters and athletes of Misericordia University gathered on Saturday morning for the dedication of the new John and Mary Metz Field House.
Touted as a "state-of-the-art" facility, the $4 million 21,750-square-foot center includes athletic training rooms, expanded locker facilities for men's and women's field sports, team meeting rooms, a weight room, shower rooms and public restrooms.
Located between the Mangelsdorf Field and a new baseball diamond, the Metz Field House is the latest part of a $7 million university expansion.
University President Michael MacDowell said the university dedicated the facility to John and Mary Metz because of how they have "driven" the university's growth over the last few years. Metz serves as chairman of the university's board of trustees as well as the chairman of the Metz Culinary Management and Northeast Restaurant Group, Inc., both based in Dallas.
"John Metz was the driver behind our attaining university status and growing in enrollment from 1,050 to over 1,900 students," MacDowell said.
MacDowell said a greater emphasis on field sports, particularly men's football, will bring in high quality students.
"There are 130 student-athletes here that have grade-point averages higher than 3.4," MacDowell said. "They are coming here because they love to play the games as well as earn great degrees."
Jeff Metz, president of Metz Culinary, said the dedication was a "real special day for the entire Metz family." He added supporting the university gives them a way to show their gratitude.
He said Misericordia, as a local university, offers value for employers in Northeast Pennsylvania by providing good education and training for the future workforce.
"It's right here in our backyard," Metz said. "Supporting the university is a great way to help the local community."
The dedication took place just prior to Misericordia's inaugural homecoming football game. Franco Harris, a Hall-of-Famer for the Pittsburgh Steelers who also played for Penn State University, talked to the group about the benefits of a strong football program at the school.
Harris said a football program offers many benefits to all students as well as the university.
Paul Krzywicki, assistant director for university marketing and communications, said John and Mary Metz have been long-time supporters of the school. Misericordia dedicated the field house "to acknowledge the significant leadership and philanthropy of the couple and their family," he said.


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Wigan's Sam Tomkins has been handed a starting spot on the wing for the Barbarians' clash with Australia at Twickenham on Saturday.
The rugby league star will play his first competitive rugby union match in front of a packed Twickenham when he lines up against the Tri-Nations champions. Tomkins' brother Joel has recently agreed a move to Saracens and despite rumours suggesting Sam would follow, he has committed his future to rugby league.
Former Springboks lock Victor Matfield captains the side in the Killik Cup clash and he packs down alongside Toulon lock Simon Shaw. And Danny Cipriaini will have the chance to showcase his ability and give a timely reminder to the England selectors after being selected at fly-half in a Barbarians side which possesses over 1000 international caps between them.
Barbarians: Isaia Toeva, Sam Tomkins, Robbie Fruean, Stirling Mortlock, Bryan Habana, Danny Cipriani, Peter Stringer; Eusebio Guinazu, Keven Mealamu, Sylvain Marconnet, Simon Shaw, Victor Matfield (captain), Jerome Kaino, Mauro Bergamasco, Adam Thomson
Replacements: Adriaan Strauss, Salvatore Perugini, Jason White, Marco Bortolami, Nemia Kenatale, Richard Kahui, Seru Rabeni
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Why arent the Salvia annuals growing larger?
I bought a market pack of these red flowered Salvia at a nursery store about 5 weeks ago. I dont remember the variety name, but I believe it was Red-Hot. It was definitely Red- something. They have a large flower spike that stands vertical above each plant with multiple red flowers jutting horizontally outward from the spike.
I also bought a few Vinca annual market packs, but mostly Portulaca plants(annuals). All of these plants were bought at the same time and planted the same day on May 5th, just 36 days ago. The Portulaca plants are now 3-5X the size they were when planted and the Vinca are maybe 2X larger.
But the Salvias arent growing at all, and their original flower spikes are almost gone, with very little evidence of new spikes starting out. They get roughly 5-7 hours of direct sun and the soil has been fairly moist, and the temperature has been between high 50's to mid 80's, and the low temps between high 40's to high 60's.
Why arent they growing yet, why no new flower spikes?
What did the roots look like when you planted? Were the plants rootbound in the cells? If so, did you trim them, tease them out when you planted?
I would cut off the flower stalks and check the roots for two possibilities.
1- roots are soggy, rotting, brown or black.
Too much water, poorly draining soil.
2- roots are whitish but growing in spiral same as in the cell.
Need to trim off bottom of roots, tease out roots to promote growth.
The Salvia you refer to is called "Red Hot Sally" and is part of the "Salsa" family of popular Garden Center annual Salvias.
They prefer a well drained soil mixture, warm soil, and a minimum half day sun.
Hope this helps.
I checked the pics of that red hot salvia. It's one of the ones I like. In my area, temps are up at 80-95 F, and they do get much bigger. Perhaps it is the temperature that is keeping them smaller. In other words, they are temps that are OK to grow in but not thrive in, for that particular plant.
One one website, it does mention that cutting off the blooms will have a better result for the leaf/branch growth. Since you mentioned that you left the flowers on until they pretty much fell off on their own, then it's possible the plant spent some time with transplant stress/root regrowth, then supporting the flowers.
I would say that if you remove the spent stalks now, and then wait another 1 month, see how much different it looks at that time.
The main thing right now is that it still looks healthy and is not getting discolored leaves or wilty looks. If that is the case, then it's conceivable it stayed small to support its initial flower flush, and will soon grow out more.


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Jim Cantore is about 1/2 mile away!
So, either we are going to get creamed or it will be much ado about nothing. Hopefully it will be right in the middle. I do like a good storm.
Are you all under a tornado warning or something? I refuse to watch the Weather Channel. I've had friends email me saying "It looks like you can get a tornado!" And TWC has it all wrong! They do this all the time.
Now we've had Storm Chasers out on our dirt road before. And that is really scary. lol
Listen to your local weather people. And stay safe!
Deee, I feel certain that you should be okay - perhaps just some much needed rain and heavy winds! We are just miles up the coast from Savannah, on the river in Bluffton, SC. It has been a windy day on the river, but sunny and so far not anything too significant. Brought in all the floats and light furniture from the dock, where we found an otter family nesting under our floating dock. That was fun, seeing the river otters frolicking right there under our dock!
I spent the afternoon planting in the garden, instead of floating in the river as we often do on weekends. Hopefully we will get some much needed rain from this storm, it has been so dry we have had to water daily and the soil is still dry as a bone.
St. Simon�s is a lovely area, we used to spend a lot of time there when younger. DH has cousins who live on a street right off the beach where we used to vacation often. Be safe and have a great weekend!
Storm update - We had some pretty intense wind but we thankfully kept power. My biggest storm worry is always about all the giant live oaks around our house. A huge branch right over our bedroom creaked ominously all last night. I seriously considered sleeping in another room!
On the good side - we had a beautiful huge double rainbow last night.
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Fairytale Pumpkin//Ever Grown?
If anyone in the Southeast (especially those who deal with red clay) has grown a Fairytale Pumpkin, I would love to know how this heirloom varietal did in your garden. I appreciate that they are so pretty and edible too, so please advise if you have first hand experience growing them.
Thank You!
Well, I'm in Michigan, but I'll answer. Yes, a number of times. They are fun to grow, and nice for fall displays. I found the flesh quality good, not too stringy, decent orange color, but I've always found them to be extremely watery, not a problem, just requires a lot of straining and pressing when preparing them for use.
Hey Denninmi,
Thanks for the input, even if you're not from 'round these here parts;-)
By the way, does the soil in your area of Michigan have clay? If not, what is it like (maybe I can create something similar to grow the pumpkins in...)?
OK, I'm not from the Southeast either. ;-) My area has heavy soil with a high clay content. Fertile & hard to work in Spring, but probably not the same as the red clay in your area. Mine is high pH (around 8.0) due to limestone bedrock.
The pumpkin I've most often heard described as the "fairytale pumpkin" is the French variety "Rouge Vif D'Etampes". I suspect the same variety is probably marketed under several different names. Given Denninmi's description of its table quality, I'm guessing his was the same one, or very similar.
Mine got fairly large, 15-20 pounds or so. They turn a deep orange-red when ripe. Very pretty, but I like my squash fine-grained, dry and tasty - and it was none of the above. You might be able to process it, but there's probably 100 squashes I would rather eat, so I won't grow it again.


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ADDISON COUNTY — Every orchard agrees: The story of this year's harvest started in the spring.
"It got too hot too soon," said Bob Douglas, the co-owner of Douglas Orchards in Shoreham, of the unusual warm spell that hit around St. Patrick's Day. "Everything blossomed early. But the frost still came along when it always does, and killed those blossoms."
And while Douglas's crop is going to come in below average, other Addison County orchards are expecting a decent year.
SHOREHAM/MIDDLEBURY — As Vermont's local food market continues to thrive, two Addison County farms are building up — literally.
Family-owned businesses Champlain Orchards in Shoreham and Happy Valley Orchard in Middlebury are both raising new structures on their respective properties this season. The rise of niche markets, especially fermented cider products, played an important role in the expansion of both orchards.
"We've been seeing a new type of customer," said Bill Suhr of Champlain Orchards.
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VERGENNES — Vergennes Farmers' Market board members said the combination of a recruiting effort, a switch from Mondays to Thursdays and a little bit of momentum helped triple the number of vendors at the market in the past two years.
ADDISON COUNTY — Aquilino Martinez has grown his own vegetables at home in Mexico, but when he came to Addison County to work on a dairy farm, he faced some new challenges.
A new project that helps foreign-born farmworkers around the county create and maintain gardens has this summer brought some variety and a little more nutrition to Martinez's garden.
"It helps to have a little of everything — to have variety," the Mexican laborer said in Spanish last Thursday. "It's something healthier."
ADDISON COUNTY — Data released earlier this year showed that in 2011 the Otter Creek poured more than 206 metric tons of phosphorus into Lake Champlain — almost twice the 18-year average of 121 annual metric tons.
An increase in phosphorus, which fuels growth of cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, is not viewed by staff at the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) as a positive harbinger in their effort to clean up Lake Champlain.
BRANDON — What's the big deal with sunflowers and soybeans?
Plenty, according to Jon Satz of Woods Market Garden in Brandon. Satz spoke about the cultivation of oilseed plants to a group of some 20 people last Tuesday, at an event sponsored by the University of Vermont Extension System.
Satz added sunflowers to his vegetable growing rotation in 2009, then added soybeans the following year. He was curious about the potential for growing a crop that could be turned into oil for energy.
NEW HAVEN — Imagine spending five days in Italy, talking about food and agriculture with hundreds of other people from all over the world.
In October, that's just what Elizabeth Frank, Hugo Lara and Emilie "Savitri" McDonald will be doing.
ADDISON COUNTY — As farmers across the nation hope for rain to end the worst drought since 1956, Addison County farmers are counting their blessings.
"So far it's been a pretty good growing season, other than extreme heat and a little on the dry side," said Hank Bissell of Lewis Creek Farm in Starksboro.
For Bissell, this year has prompted him to use his irrigation system more than usual due to prolonged stretches of warm weather with no rain, but he said vegetable yields have been good compared to those in last year's wet weather.
MIDDLEBURY — For Middlebury resident Kevin Lehman, it wasn't enough to put in a few dollars at a farmers' market in support of local food and farming projects. Two years ago, he decided there needed to be a way for local entrepreneurs to raise more toward their goals.
"I wanted to do what I could to build a more sustainable, robust food system," he said.
CORNWALL — Miles off the main road in Cornwall one morning in early July, a crowd of dairy farmers from around the country examined the Brown Swiss cows at Butterwick Farm.
All were attendees at the Brown Swiss Association National Convention, held at Shelburne Farms from July 4 to 7. John and Lisa Roberts, owners of Butterwick Farm, welcomed the visitors to their farm to get a taste of dairy farming in the Green Mountain State.
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So let the belated ogling commence – here's what you missed this weekend:
5. And the Newest Member of the Hollywood Pixie Club Is ...In our dreams, the likes of Jennifer Lawrence and Pamela Anderson held a top-secret ceremony to inaugurate their latest hair twin: Julianne Hough! Hough, who's known to experiment with extensions, showed off her chop when she stepped out in Beverly Hills on Saturday.
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Wife Mariah Carey shared this steamy shot on Instagram Monday that proves once again that the mother of two has definitely still got it.
"Working in my most favorite environment clearly having a bad hair day.. Haaaaaa," she captioned the shot, which a source tells PEOPLE was snapped in Puerto Rico.
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PHYAURA EHR, a leading open-source provider of web-based Electronic Health Record (EHR) software, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with ClickMedix, LLC that will enhance their innovative mobile health technology, mHealth.
"I've looked at many EHR solutions and selected PHYAURA because it was designed by experienced practicing physicians," explains Ting Shih, Founder and Chief Executive Officer. "At ClickMedix, we aim to free physicians from paper work and bureaucracy so that they can do what they do best - that is to treat patients. PHYAURA EHR is designed to effectively expedite clinical workflow, and when used in conjunction with the mobile front-end of ClickMedix, we are completing the end-to-end care for patients, from early detection to diagnosis, treatment, billing, follow-up care, and patient education for preventative care through easily accessible mobile phones or web browsers."
ClickMedix designed mobile health systems can withstand unreliable or intermittent mobile network, serves patients from rural regions to crowded urban areas, while streamlining the varied workflows of healthcare providers to lower the overall costs of healthcare. ClickMedix has created a HIPAA-compliant and user-friendly mHealth platform that can be deployed quickly to health practitioners and connect patients with medical experts worldwide. Ms. Shih leads the design, development, and deployment efforts for ClickMedix's affordable healthcare platform used for telemedicine, home-visit care, and patient self-management.
According to Jude A. Pierre, MD, co-founder of PHYAURA, "Input of patient data at point of care takes on a whole new meaning now. Our strategic partnership will allow physicians and health care professionals the ability to document care given within the office or the field."
Together, PHYAURA and ClickMedix will enter the market segment of corporations looking to provide a better way to deliver health care to their employees via secure mobile technology services. This will allow the clinicians to utilize telemedicine to consult with and treat employees. "Not only does this save on medical costs, it improves patient care and all within one platform," explains Dr. Pierre. "Employees and employers lose hours of work time traveling and waiting to receive health care. Therefore, many businesses are beginning to incorporate mobile health services, which are easy to use, and a convenience that everyone is viewing as a value-added benefit."
About PHYAURA, LLC
PHYAURA, a Tampa-Bay based company, was founded in 2004 by practicing physicians. PHYAURA is dedicated to providing physicians with the resources, services, and HIPAA-compliant communication tools that merge the best practices of modern medicine with state of the art technologies of the 21st century. PHYAURA's management team constantly invites feedback to make the practice of medicine and patient care better.
PHYAURA® is registered trademark for PHYAURA, LLC in the United States and other countries.
For additional information on PHYAURA EHR, open source software and partnering healthcare organizations please visit www.PHYAURA.com.
About ClickMedix, LLC
ClickMedix is a global mobile connected health (mHealth) social enterprise founded by faculty and students from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard and Carnegie Mellon University to address healthcare challenges including lack of access, lack of funds and lack of medical resources.
World-class medical professionals, public health practitioners, technologists, development activists, entrepreneurs, and business strategists of ClickMedix, bring new dimensions to addressing healthcare challenges using mobile phones. As mobile phone coverage extends to all corners of the world, mobile-phone based health services are becoming increasingly ubiquitous for connecting different layers of the health infrastructure, enabling real-time collection of health data and remote diagnosis of patients by medical experts.
The mHealth platform connects health service providers, reduces cost of service delivery, and optimally utilizes tiers of existing health system for patient care. A community health-worker or a clinic nurse with a ClickMedix-enabled mobile phone is able to act as the primary agent for service delivery, as she is connected to the mHealth platform and the entire health system.
For more information please visit www.clickmedix.com.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Cisco, the worldwide leader in IT that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate, has been named "Gold Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Cisco makes amazing things happen by connecting the unconnected. Cisco has shaped the future of the Internet by becoming the worldwide leader in transforming how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Cisco and our partners are building the platform for the Internet of Everything by connecting the...
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Wearable technology was dominant at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) , and MWC was no exception to this trend. New versions of favorites, such as the Samsung Gear (three new products were released: the Gear 2, the Gear 2 Neo and the Gear Fit), shared the limelight with new wearables like Pebble Time Steel (the new premium version of the company's previously released smartwatch) and the LG Watch Urbane. The most dramatic difference at MWC was an emphasis on presenting wearables as fashion accessories and moving away from the original clunky technology associated with t...
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text: CDW to launch new campaign Published on October 04, 2013. 0 Reprints Reprints Ad Age Reports Resource Guide B-to-B Marketing Fact Pack From spending trends to the biggest marketers and agencies, this handy guide gives you the lay of the b-to-b land. Learn more Vernon Hills, Ill. —Technology company CDW will introduce a new campaign called "The Dome" during next week's telecast of "Monday Night Football." The campaign is an extension of CDW's ongoing "People Who Get IT" brand campaign, created by Ogilvy & Mather, Chicago. It focuses on how CDW helps businesses create innovative IT solutions, as shown by its working with fictitious company Gordon & Taylor to build a technologically advanced stadium. In addition to TV, CDW is using print, online and radio for the campaign. The budget was not disclosed. In this article: BtoB Advertisement Read These Next McDonald's Plans to Boost Employee Pay, Offer Vacation Time on 04.01.2015 38 1 AT&T Names Lori Lee From Video Entertainment and Broadband Unit Its New CMO Mark Bergen on 04.01.2015 14 0 Jeep Cherokee U.K. Ad Banned For Promoting Dangerous Driving Emma Hall on 04.01.2015 46 1 Comments (0)


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Jack Aaronson | June 24, 2011 | Comments
Don't make the same mistakes Apple did with its Final Cut Pro X rollout. Build a product that users will actually be satisfied with by knowing how your users interact with your services.
Way, way back in 2004, I wrote a column about how to effectively build anticipation for a product or website launch. The gist of it was that we can use the launch of a product as a CRM tool. Instead of simply turning on the new version of your website one day, or launching a new product, smart companies provide sneak peeks. This is especially true for products (like sleek laptops), and less common with websites. But giving sneak peeks and letting users sign up to be the first notified when the site or product launches is a great way to build a database of your brand zealots.
I followed up that column with one in 2005 that talked about how Apple failed to do this in the early days when it was launching new iPods. Everything from Apple seemed obsolete because you never knew when it was going to release an upgrade. Nowadays, the rumor mill pretty much nails exactly what products Apple will be releasing and when, so this isn't as big a deal.
Having written about Apple's poor track record in its early days, I really have felt the opposite about the company lately. It seems to be doing everything right, and everything it touches seems to turn to gold. But this week Apple launched Final Cut Pro X, and the tides turned again.
The audience for this column is not film editors, so I'll skimp on the details that are not interesting, but the general point is that Apple followed the rules of building anticipation, but by telling only half the story, it failed in its launch.
A couple of months ago, Apple previewed the new version of Final Cut Pro. For those who don't know, it's professional video editing software. The demo looked amazing and got cheers from the audience. This is a great way to build anticipation for a launch: show everyone the great new stuff coming and get them excited about it.
When a new site or product launches, there is a natural assumption that everything that was good about the current version will persist, but new things will be added to make it even better. This was the assumption with Final Cut Pro X: that it would include everything from the previous version but reimagined so that it was easier to do everything. There was no reason to assume this was not the case, as Apple didn't say anything in its pre-launch campaign to make us think differently.
The new version of Final Cut finally launched this week. If you log in to Apple's own App Store, you can see the results: the majority of reviews give the product one star. Reading through the reviews, you can feel the betrayal felt by loyal users. The new product isn't really an upgrade to Final Cut Pro. It's an upgrade to iMovie, Apple's consumer program. It can't even read existing Final Cut Pro project files (it does read iMovie project files)! Almost every "professional" feature has been removed or dumbed down to the extent that no professional could possibly use this product in the field.
Apple promised updates, but it can't un-ring this bell. Clearly, it didn't vet this new release with people who actually use Apple products. And if it did, it didn't listen to them.
But you don't care about video editors, most likely. Let's bring this back home. Are you launching a new version of your site, or a new/updated service for your users? The entire premise behind "building anticipation" is that you have built a product that users will actually be satisfied with. It assumes that you have done your user research and know what problems need to be fixed from the previous versions, and how your users interact with your services.
If you have not done that, your product will fail. It adds insult to injury if you then build a pre-launch campaign that shows two to three sexy new features to get the masses all riled up in excitement, and neglect to tell them that none of the features they are all expecting are still there. It's negligent, arrogant, and a huge marketing mistake.
While following Apple's lead is usually a good thing, make sure you don't make the same mistakes it did. Ensure the new version of your site/product fulfills your customers' needs and grows upon your existing feature set. Don't remove things your users depend on. Finally, create a pre-launch campaign to excite your base customers but don't lie to them, or try to hide things under the rug. They will discover these flaws sooner or later, and will chastise you (probably in an article in a business magazine) if you have made them look like fools for buying into your negligent hype.
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I'm pretty new to programming in general (really started only 2 1/2 years ago) and I'm trying to decide what the best way is to approach a web app I'm making at work. A senior developer at work is encouraging me to get into MVC and after a good 24 hours of pouring over blogs, source code and other material on the subject I'm beginning to understand why I'd want to use it.
At the same time though, our company's existing apps are written as WebForms so I don't want to do something as drastic as using the actual ASP.NET MVC framework to make my app(would it really be THAT drastic though?).
What I'd really like to know is whether or not it would be practical or even possible to do WebForms but still follow the MVC philosophy of separation of concerns. Will I really just be adding an unnecessary layer to an already complicated .aspx + codebehind page?
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I know that lambda expressions within loops can cause problems if they use local variables. ( see http://www.jaylee.org/post/2008/11/18/Lambda-Expression-and-ForEach-loops.aspx )
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Plant for Eastern Facing Window Sill in NYC
I would like to plant something on my windowsill. I am looking for a plant that:
 Can stand up to direct Eastern exposure (no buildings blocking the morning sun)
 Is Modern/architectural
 With Year-round heartiness and interest on an NYC windowsill
Would anyone have any suggestions?
I am especially interested in Sedums or Grasses (the grass dying back in the Winter is okay).
Thank you!
How about sempervirums? They can look very good together with sedums.... or as an underplanting for slim grasses.
I think it sounds like you have the perfect conditions for hostas. They look very architectural, especially if you get some in blueish tones and mix with some in yellowish tones or variegated ones. -There are many kinds of hostas around, and I've never seen one that I didn't like. -They die back in the winter and comes back again relatively late in the spring. so it might be a good idea to plant some snow drops in between them for winter interest (or some other plant that wilts quite early in the season, as the hostas' leaves will soon cover whatever plants are around, once they get started).
How much do you plan to water? Hostas need more water than sempervirums and most sedums.


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