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Gulf Arab foreign ministers said a plan to integrate their six countries, proposed by Saudi Arabia last year as a response to Middle East turmoil, needed more discussion after they met in Jeddah on Sunday.
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Saudi King Abdullah had urged the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) to move "to the stage of unity in a single entity" at the end of a speech in December that focused on last year's Arab uprisings and a perceived threat from Shi'ite Muslim power Iran.
The GCC countries, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Oman, in January ordered a committee to study the idea and it presented its proposals to the foreign ministers before Sunday's meeting.
"Given the need for more time and discussion, the council decided to assign the general secretariat with finalising the viewpoints of member countries and presenting them to the ministerial council in its next session to study and give a recommendation on it to the supreme council," the GCC said in a statement after the meeting.
The statement did not disclose what form unity might take or the views of the different members.
Before a GCC summit in May, there had been widespread speculation in Gulf Arab countries that some form of closer union would be announced, but after discussing the idea, the leaders said they needed more time to study it.
Gulf sources said at the time that not all the countries supported the idea of moving towards a closer union.
In April, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal, who did not attend Sunday's meeting after having an intestinal operation last month, called on the group to integrate their foreign and security policies.
Uprisings against long-standing government across the Middle East and the regional rivalry with Iran over the conflict in Syria have presented Gulf Arab countries with challenges to their security.
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Saudi Arabia and Qatar also back the rebellion Syria against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, who is allied to Tehran.
The GCC has in the past focused on closer economic integration.
The six monarchies have agreed to a customs union, but are still hammering out how to divide revenues, have discussed a single currency, but are divided on where to locate its central bank, and are considering introducing value-added tax at a unified rate.
A joint missile shield, urged by Washington for nearly three decades, has not been agreed.
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The stratigraphic record at Site 17A in the Andaman Sea, eastern Indian Ocean, illustrates the need to better understand the role pore-scale phenomena play in the distribution and presence of marine gas hydrates in a variety of subsurface settings. In this paper we integrate field-generated datasets with newly acquired sedimentology, physical property, imaging and geochemical data with mineral saturation and ion activity products of key mineral phases such as amorphous silica and calcite, to document the presence and nature of secondary precipitates that contributed to anomalous porosity preservation at Site 17A in the Andaman Sea. This study demonstrates the importance of grain-scale subsurface heterogeneities in controlling the occurrence and distribution of concentrated gas hydrate accumulations in marine sediments, and document the importance that increased permeability and enhanced porosity play in supporting gas concentrations sufficient to support gas hydrate formation. The grain scale relationships between porosity, permeability, and gas hydrate saturation documented at Site 17A likely offer insights into what may control the occurrence and distribution of gas hydrate in other sedimentary settings. To the best of our knowledge, one or more authors of this paper were federal employees when contributing to this work. This is the publisher's final pdf. The published article is copyrighted by Elsevier and can be found at: http://www.journals.elsevier.com/marine-and-petroleum-geology. 2014-12-01T00:00:00Z Methane Hydrates in Nature - Current Knowledge and Challenges http://hdl.handle.net/1957/55393 Methane Hydrates in Nature - Current Knowledge and Challenges Collett, Tim; Bahk, Jang-Jun; Baker, Rick; Torres, Marta; et al. Recognizing the importance of methane hydrate research and the need for a coordinated effort, the United States Congress enacted the Methane Hydrate Research and Development Act of 2000. At the same time, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry in Japan launched a research program to develop plans for a methane hydrate exploratory drilling project in the Nankai Trough. India, China, the Republic of Korea, and other nations also have established large methane hydrate research and development programs. Government-funded scientific research drilling expeditions and production test studies have provided a wealth of information on the occurrence of methane hydrates in nature. Numerous studies have shown that the amount of gas stored as methane hydrates in the world may exceed the volume of known organic carbon sources. However, methane hydrates represent both a scientific and technical challenge, and much remains to be learned about their characteristics and occurrence in nature. Methane hydrate research in recent years has mostly focused on: (1) documenting the geologic parameters that control the occurrence and stability of methane hydrates in nature, (2) assessing the volume of natural gas stored within various methane hydrate accumulations, (3) analyzing the production response and characteristics of methane hydrates, (4) identifying and predicting natural and induced environmental and climate impacts of natural methane hydrates, (5) analyzing the methane hydrate role as a geohazard, (6) establishing the means to detect and characterize methane hydrate accumulations using geologic and geophysical data, and (7) establishing the thermodynamic phase equilibrium properties of methane hydrates as a function of temperature, pressure, and gas composition. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Consortium for Ocean Leadership (COL) combined their efforts in 2012 to assess the contributions that scientific drilling has made and could continue to make to advance our understanding of methane hydrates in nature. COL assembled a Methane Hydrate Project Science Team with members from academia, industry, and government. This Science Team worked with COL and DOE to develop and host the Methane Hydrate Community Workshop, which surveyed a substantial cross section of the methane hydrate research community for input on the most important research developments in our understanding of methane hydrates in nature and their potential role as an energy resource, a geohazard, and/or as an agent of global climate change. Our understanding of how methane hydrates occur in nature is still growing and evolving, and it is known with certainty that field, laboratory, and modeling studies have contributed greatly to our understanding of hydrates in nature and will continue to be a critical source of the information needed to advance our understanding of methane hydrates. To the best of our knowledge, one or more authors of this paper were federal employees when contributing to this work. This is the publisher's final pdf. The published article is copyrighted by the American Chemical Society and can be found at: http://pubs.acs.org/journal/jceaax. 2015-02-12T00:00:00Z Carbonate-hosted methanotrophy represents an unrecognized methane sink in the deep sea http://hdl.handle.net/1957/55365 Carbonate-hosted methanotrophy represents an unrecognized methane sink in the deep sea Marlow, Jeffrey J.; Steele, Joshua A.; Ziebis, Wiebke; Thurber, Andrew R.; Levin, Lisa A.; Orphan, Victoria J. The atmospheric flux of methane from the oceans is largely mitigated through microbially mediated sulphate-coupled methane oxidation, resulting in the precipitation of authigenic carbonates. Deep-sea carbonates are common around active and palaeo-methane seepage, and have primarily been viewed as passive recorders of methane oxidation; their role as active and unique microbial habitats capable of continued methane consumption has not been examined. Here we show that seep-associated carbonates harbour active microbial communities, serving as dynamic methane sinks. Microbial aggregate abundance within the carbonate interior exceeds that of seep sediments, and molecular diversity surveys reveal methanotrophic communities within protolithic nodules and well-lithified carbonate pavements. Aggregations of microbial cells within the carbonate matrix actively oxidize methane as indicated by stable isotope FISH–nanoSIMS experiments and ¹⁴CH₄ radiotracer rate measurements. Carbonate-hosted methanotrophy extends the known ecological niche of these important methane consumers and represents a previously unrecognized methane sink that warrants consideration in global methane budgets. This is the publisher's final pdf. The published article is copyrighted by the Nature Publishing Group and can be found at: http://www.nature.com/ncomms/index.html. 2014-10-14T00:00:00Z Trends in the Brazil/Malvinas Confluence region http://hdl.handle.net/1957/55348 Trends in the Brazil/Malvinas Confluence region Combes, Vincent; Matano, Ricardo P. Observations show abrupt changes in the oceanic circulation of the southwestern Atlantic. These studies report a southward drift of the Brazil/Malvinas Confluence (BMC) and a change in the spectral characteristics of the Malvinas Current (MC) transport. We address the cause of these changes using the result of a high-resolution numerical experiment. The experiment, which is consistent with observations, shows a southward BMC displacement at a rate of 0.62°/decade between 1993 and 2008, and a shift of the spectral characteristics of the MC transport after 1999. We find that these changes are driven by a weakening of the northern branch of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which translates to a weakening of the MC transport and a southward BMC drift. The drift changes the spectral characteristics of the MC transport, which becomes more influenced by annual and semiannual variations associated with the BMC. This is the publisher's final pdf. The published article is copyrighted by the American Geophysical Union and can be found at: http://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/agu/journal/10.1002/%28ISSN%291944-8007/. 2014-12-28T00:00:00Z


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KitchenAid Attachments Ideas??:
I received some Christmas money and thinking about buying some attachments for my stand mixer. I'm thinking about the pasta roller and is there any other attachment that would be an everyday useful tool? Thanks so much....love this forum
Which attachments you may want will depend on what you like to cook and eat.
But, it you don't have one, the 2 piece pouring shield is nice.
Here is a link that might be useful: Kitchenaid stand mixer accessories
I just picked up the KPRA Pasta Roller set, and made homemade pasta last night. The attachment makes it real easy, so if you get it, you'll love it.
If you do not have a food processor, then take a look at the DVSA (see link). Discontinued, and KA is getting rid of these thru their ebay store. Only 2 remain as of today. Over at the kitchenaid forum, those that have used both the RVA and DVSA prefer the DVSA.
Here is a link that might be useful: DVSA
Thanks for the info. I purchased the stainless steel roller and two cutters for the KitchenAid. Will use them today. I'll let you know how it turned out. Use to make my pasta with one of those old fashion crank rollers, etc. I have 2 food processors and a kitchen full of toys.
Thanks again and Happy New Year.
I LOVE the dough hook. But, my husband put it in the dishwasher and now it looks dark and the dark stuff (although harmless), comes off in the dough and on my hands. It was the burnished silver one. Does anyone know how to clean the stuff off?
I got the ice cream bowl for a gift. It is amazing. We will never buy ice cream again- well almost never! Strongly recommended.
Loooooove the pasta roller set. That ice cream bowl is next on my wish list.
gorilla_x, thanks for the link. Couldn't believe someone would buy such an expesive attachment and just throw it away at the first challenge! I found there was a learning curve (as always!) but as soon as I learned what a good pasta dough should feel like, the KA cutters made me feel like a kid again, they're such fun to use!
I'd love to know which other attachments are useful and a pleasure to use? Are there any that you've regretted? (and if so, why?)
Cruisin' for attachment info, found the copper bowl linked below.
Nancy, if you still have holiday gift cash burning a hole in your pocket you'll want to check it out! This copper bowl has "grand kitchen toy" written all over it!
I'm more in the market for a smaller bowl, smaller price. But wow, copper bowls for different mixers:
Here is a link that might be useful: copper bowl for KA mixers
There is quite an assortment of kitchenaid mixer attachments that are very handy. One of the most popular is the kitchenaid ice cream maker attachment.
Here is a link that might be useful: Kitchenaid Attachments


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I applied through other source. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Synchronoss in June 2009.
I had a telephonic interview- I was interviewing for a J2EE Developer position.
The Phone interview covered everything for a J2EE Developer/
HTML, JavaScript, Java, Servlets, XML, Application Servers(Basic), Build Tools, Oracle (SQL Queries) etc.
XML, XSL, XSLT was the major player in the telephonic along with Parsing of XML in Java
The in-person interview was with 5 people.
1 Group interview with 2 people
3- individual interviews.
Again I was asked more with respect to XML, XSL, XSLT some SQL Queries,
RMI, CORBA etc.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Synchronoss in January 2014.Interview Details
I applied directly, it was walkin for bangalore location. I was having 1.7 years experience. Interview process took around 1 week. Process consist of 3 rounds of technical interview and one salary discussion round.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsSalary is little bit lower, but working environment is ultimate. Do consider this company if you get offerAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Interview was easy. they asked mainly on core java and basics of SQL with little bit servlet.
Does Method overloading occurs if the access modifier of methods different?
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17. Difference between Abstract Class and Interface?
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21. Can we able to create an object for abstract Class?
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Public Static void main(String[] args)
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Public static void main(String[] args)
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text: The Port Royal wiki last edited by fesak on 03/01/14 05:06AM View full history Jamaica was initially colonized by the Spanish, led by Christopher Columbus in 1494. In 1655, it passed to British control as part of the expansionist campaigns of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector. Port Royal soon emerged as the main settlement of the island and its de facto capital. Due to trouble defending the city from the Spanish, the early governors invited the "Brethen of the Coast" to use it as their homeport. The Brethen were a loose confederation of pirates who mainly targeted Spanish shipping. Providing them with a safe harbour helped undermine Spanish activities in the area. The governors of Jamaica were able to issue letters of the marque, recruiting pirates as privateers. Soon added to the mix were British privateers from Europe and other colonies. The strategy involved was simple, privateers could be directed against Spanish ships and settlements across and beyond the Caribbean Sea. Constantly having to defend its colonies against attacks on numerous fronts, Spain did not have enough resources to launch campaigns against Port Royal. Attack was thus the best defense. Meanwhile the pirates and privateers were involved in the lucrative trade of manufactured goods and prize commodities. There were always traders willing to buy their loot at a handsome price. A captain skilled at this trade was guaranteed to attract more crew members for his next endeavor. For example a 1668 raid of Henry Morgan left his average crew member with a prize of c. 60 pound sterlings. That was equivalent to what a plantation worker would earn in wages of two or three years. The presence of relatively affluent pirates and privateers also led to prosperity for the taverns and brothels of the city. Contemporary reports have it that some of the men would spend all their wealth in drink and whores, reduced to beggary when their last coin was gone. Close relation between the British and the Dutch also made Port Royal a safe harbour for Dutch privateers. But the status of the city as a pirate capital would start to end in 1687. By then the British military forces could afford a better defense for Jamaica and the services of pirates were no longer needed. Spain was in decline and provided no common threat. Caribbean traders had found a more lucrative endeavor in the rising Atlantic slave trade. The pirates had outlived their usefulness for both the state and the merchants that offered them protection before. In 1687, Jamaica passed harsh anti-piracy laws. Previous safe harbours such as Port Royale became renowned for their gallows. The city was starting to become more respectable. But it was not to last. On June 7, 1692 a major earthquake affected Jamaica and was followed by a tsunami. Half the city was submerged under the Sea and about 3000 citizens ended in watery graves. The decomposing corpses spread disease which would kill an additional 2000 residents over the following months. Within a year Port Royale had lost 5/6ths of its population. Several preachers of the time, notably Cotton Mather, wrote propaganda pieces concerning the wrath of God striking the "Sodom of the New World". That the city housed many churches and that not all residents were pirates was overlooked. Realistically the problem was the entire location of the city's establishment. While an ideal location for a port, the terrain was "loose, sandy, and water-saturated". The earthquake liquefied the very ground on which the city stood. Attempts to rebuild the city started almost immediately but the 18th century included many incidents of bad luck which led to its further decline. A large fire in 1703, a sea flood in 1722, another fire in 1750 and a major hurricane in 1774. Meanwhile nearby Kingston replaced Port Royale first as the trade center and then the de facto capital of Jamaica. The 19th century continued the decline of the senior city. Another major fire in 1815 and a cholera epidemic in 1850 further depopulated it. On January 14, 1907, a new major earthquake submerged the rest of the city under the Sea. By the beginning of the 21st century Port Royale no longer existed and its coast was populated by less than 2,000 people. On the other hand, since the 1960s the sunken city has become a major location for archeological expeditions.


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Storing excess tomatoes?
Finally, I have tomato fruits growing now. My question is---what is the best way to store the excess? LikeÂcan, freeze, preserve etc. And what is the process?
I did do the search on this topic---in Harvest, Tomatoes and Vegetable forumÂcould not find right linkÂI know there was few links on this subject sometime.
Suggestion or even the link is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Saving tomatoes for future use is such an easy process. Just wash and core the tomatoes, place them on a cookie sheet and put them in the freezer. When you have hard red tennis balls, put them in freezer bags to be taken out later in the amount you need. The skins slip right off when the tomato thaws. These can be a base for soup, sauce or stewed tomatoes.
Canning is just a bit more complicated, and if you google "canning tomatoes" you'll come up with lots of instructions.
Good for you to plan ahead while your tomatoes are green. I usually start thinking about what to do with them when I have ripe tomatoes littering the kitchen!
I don't even core 'em - simply freeze whole in doubled freezer bags or large containers - the same way I do cranberries. Not good for salads, but great for salsas & cooking. They keep a long time this way & thaw pretty quickly. I rinse them well to start the thawing process.If making salsa, I chop while still slightly frozen.
To can tomatoes:
Wash and rinse well pint or quart canning jars. Peel and remove stem end, and cut out any healed up scars from tomatoes. Pack as many as you can into the jars. Small ones can go in whole and bigger ones can be cut up. Whirl a few of the bigger ones in a blender--leave some chunks. Pour over tomatoes in the jars using a table knife to work down the sides and remove air pockets. Leave 1/2 inch of head space at top of the jar. Add pickling salt and sugar--1 teaspoon of each for quarts--1/2 teaspoon for pints. With a wet paper towel wipe off tops of jars so they seal well. Screw on sealing tops hand tight. Lower into a canner with enough water so the jars have 1 to 2 inches of water on top of them.
Boil for 35 minutes for pints--45 minutes for quarts.
Notes: There is enough room when bands are screwed on as tight as you can by hand for trapped air to escape.
No need to sterilize jars because of the long cooking time.
I start water boiling in my canning kettle before I start. When I'm ready I set the jars on top and lower when it boils
Tomato juice:
Remove stem end and any healed over cracks. Cut tomatoes into quarters and bring to a boil stirring often so they don't stick. Boil for 10 minutes, remove from heat.
Put through a pulper or anything that will allow the pulp to go through but keep the skins and seeds beghind. Small white seeds may go through but they are fine--I just leave them.
Discard the skins and seeds and put the juice back in the washed out pot. Bring back to a boil and ladle into steralized quart jars add 1 teaspoon each sugar and salt.
Wipe tops and screw on lids hand tight as before. Give a hot water bath for 10 minutes.
I would recommend anyone to order bernardins canning book. It covers all sorts of canning and freezing of fruits and vegetables as well as meat. You can get the address from the box tops of canning lids and jars.
Uhhhh if you decide to get into canning tomatoes - in any form - I'd like to suggest that you used the current approved guidelines readily available (and linked below) rather than those posted above. Those instructions do not meet the safety guidelines that have been in effect now since 1984.
The Bernadin Canning book has been updated several times since those instructions were in it and was revised again as recently as this year. It is sold in the US as The Ball Blue Book of Home Canning and can be purchased at WalMart or any store that carries home canning supplies for approx. $5.00.
You'll find several discussions how to preserve tomatoes and the pros and cons of each method currently running on both the Growing Tomatoes forum and on the Harvest Forum which focuses on home food preservation.
Both forums are linked at the top of this forums from page.
Here is a link that might be useful: NCHFP - How to can tomatoes
Thanks for all the info! This year I will freeze them and next year I will attempt canning. We finally have 4 orange beefsteaks. Last week we had a 39 degree night. I hope they they make it to the inside freezer! I may have to pick them green and wrap them in newspaper like my grandpa did years ago.
Freezing is all well and good if you have the freezer space but when you're picking a few pounds of tomatoes daily and don't have a seperate freezer, it gets to be a problem. We gave away a lot to our neighbors and co-workers and just started dehydrating them also. They really shrink up so they take up much less space afterwards.
I filled my freezer up last year, and this years, I started canning, easy process hot water bath, this way I figure it takes a little longer but in the end, I can store them just about anywhere. When I froze mine, I quartered them, simmered in a big pot til they broke down and then let them cool and placed in freezer bags, all I did was core them, I leave the skins on because whenever I make sauce or soups, they get blended up.
If you just want some kept fresh, they do keep a good long while on the counter top (room temp) never in fridge
I have been having a bumper crop too. I give away, prepare all kinds of meals using tomatoes but I end up with lots more. So I went and bought 24 quart size mason canning jars(65cents each).
Here is how I do it:
1- wash tomes, drop in boiling water (5-10 sec), drop in ice water(fast)
2- peel, core, chop up, boil until almost broken.
3- blend with a hand-held blender, strain, to get pulp and seeds out
4- simmer until halfed or less (now its like spaghetty sauce)
5- Pour into jars(washed sterilized),
6- add half spoon of lemon juice, teaspoon of salt on top(do not mix)tighten up lids.
7- refrigerate.
This way, I get more bang for my buck by concenteration.
After stage (3) strain (fine mesh), get the juice out for drinking and continue steps (4, 5,..)
This way you have to simmer shorter time, get thicher sauce and have juice too.
I find this better than freezing whole tomatoes which will take a lot more storage space.
I don't think anyone mentioned just making and freezing sauce. Garlic olive oil in the bottom of a pan, cook the tomatoes skin and all down for a couple hours (if the skin bothers you you can process through a food mill-I didn't), toss in some basil and parsley and freeze. Fantastic in the dead of winter and lasted me all year.
there some steps here for freezing
Here is a link that might be useful: How-to-freeze-tomatoes
I do not flavore my canned tomato sauce. I rather put in herbs and spices when I am using it and according to the recepie. I just add some salt and lemon juice as preservative.
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Adam Gemili wins 100m gold at World Junior Championships
British sprinter Adam Gemili became the fastest British junior of all time as he won gold in the World Junior Championships 100m in 10.05 seconds.
Gemili was playing lower-league football on loan at Thurrock as recently as last November.
But his personal best overtook Dwain Chambers' British junior mark of 10.06.
"Fantastic talent. I've seen a lot of young talent compete over a number of years promise so much and not be able to take it to the next level. What I've seen of Gemili over the last three months is exceptional, it was magical to see the intensity in his eyes. London is all about experience, he should just go and enjoy it but I do believe he will run sub-10 very soon. My advice would be don't rush him, don't bulk him either, the fact he's running 10.05 not at his full physical strength yet, clearly he's got amazing ability."
"I am speechless," Gemili said. "I was really nervous ahead of the final. I never thought that would happen. I have worked hard with my coach to get here."
Only Frenchman Christophe Lemaitre, who ran 10.04 in Rome in May, has run faster than Gemili among Europeans this year.
The 18-year-old shot to prominence when he ran 10.08 in May and finished second at the Olympics trials.
He beat the junior championship record of 10.09 set by Trinidadian Darrel Brown in 2002 and follows fellow Britons Christian Malcolm (1998), Mark Lewis-Francis (2000) and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (2006), who all became junior world champion.
His time in Barcelona was 0.12secs quicker than American Aaron Ernest, who took silver in 10.17, with Jamaican Odean Skeen third in 10.28.
American sprinter Tyson Gay, the second fastest man of all time behind Usain Bolt, labelled Gemili's performance "phenomenal".
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"I think he's going to be one of the greatest sprinters of all time, watching that race.""
"Maybe I can get some tips from him because of the great way he executed the race," said Gay, who will run at London 2012.
"He did a lot of things I'm working on which I don't know why it's so hard for me to get. He nailed it, man. And he has a lot more potential in the 200m.
"At 18, that's quite impressive. I think he's going to be around for a while, I think he's going to be one of the greatest sprinters of all time, watching that race."
Only three Britons - Linford Christie (with a personal best of 9.87), Chambers (9.97) and Jason Gardener (9.98) - have run under 10 seconds.
Gemili added: "It's a massive stepping stone. Just making the final was an achievement but the fact I won is so amazing. It's going to help me a lot at the Olympics."
"Who knows?" he added. "All I know is that I feel good and I feel there is a lot more to come.
Previous World Junior Championship 100m winners
- 2010: Dexter Lee (Jamaica) 10.21 seconds
- 2008: Dexter Lee (Jamaica) 10.40s
- 2006: Harry Aikines-Aryeetey (GBR) 10.37s
- 2004: Ivory Williams (USA) 10.29s
- 2002: Darrel Brown (T&T) 10.09s
- 2000: Mark Lewis-Francis (GBR) 10.12s
"I think it was very important to run that time. I ran quite quickly at the trials but not near the times I did in Regensburg [in Germany, in May, when he ran 10.11 and 10.08], so the fact that I've done it again somewhere else is great."
Gemili will compete at London 2012 in the 100m and could also run in the 4x100m relay for Team GB.
Gemili is the fastest Briton over 100m this year but only switched full-time to athletics from football in January.
He was a trainee at Premier League club Chelsea and moved to League Two Dagenham & Redbridge. He played 10 games at right-back on loan at Thurrock in the Isthmian Premier Division last season.
"Congratulations to @Adam_Gemili great run champ"
Britain's Sophie Papps finished sixth in 11.54 in the women's 100m final, with Anthonique Strachan of the Bahamas taking victory in 11.20.
Elliot Safo also performed well to finish sixth in the long jump final.
Emelia Gorecka provided Britain's first medal of the championships on Tuesday with third place in the 3,000m, pushing the pace along herself and then holding on for bronze.
Sophie McKinna finished sixth in the shot put final.


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Mac DeMarco Delivers Slow-Mo Coachella Promo Video
Mac DeMarco shared a really bizarre video to help promote this year's Coachella festival.
Mac DeMarco shared a really bizarre video to help promote this year's Coachella festival.
"Localchella" has been announced!
This week, Coachella announced their massive lineup for this year's edition of the two-weekend festival ... and everyone is talking about it, including us!
Today (Jan. 6), the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival announced its 2015 lineup.
Coachella fans can begin planning for the annual music festival now.
Coachella 2014 wrapped up last night with some big shows by Arcade Fire and Beck.
A 24-year-old woman who was hospitalized after last weekend's Coachella festival has died
The second day of Coachella 2014's second weekend (follow that?) pretty much featured the same lineup as the previous weekend.
Many of the artists that played at Coachella's opening weekend last week are returning for the second part.
In a 'Parks & Recreation' Leslie Knope sorta way, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has partnered with Global Inheritance to enlist a fully "green" arcade.


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LOOKING for: Panera Bread Asian Sesame Chicken Salad Dressing
I love Panera's Asian Chicken Salad, and would love to find the recipe for their dressing. Does anyone know the secret? Thanks in advance.
Found this at Kitchenlink:
Panera Bread Asian Sesame Dressing
Originally Posted by: Steven Zanvil Sawolkin, Iowa 4-10-2005
I see you have requested the recipe for the salad dressing on the Panera Bread Company's Sesame Chicken Salad. Luckily, they published it in their book, The Panera Bread Cookbook by Peter Reinhart. It follows:
Panera Bread Asian Sesame Dressing
1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
1/4 cup toasted sesame oil
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 teaspoon toasted sesame seeds
1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 cup canola or vegetable oil
Combine all ingredients except canola oil in a medium mixing bowl with a wire whisk. Once ingredients are combined, slowly pour in the oil while whisking to form an emulsion.
Makes 1 1/4 cups
Source: The Panera Bread Cookbook by Peter Reinhart
I love the dressing too but that doesn't seem like the right recipe. I had the salad about 2 weeks ago and thought the dressing was pale colored and not dark. I think that recipe would make a dark dressing.
But it sounds good though and I could very well be wrong.
I have read that the recipes in the Panera bread cookbook are not what is served at the restaurant.
Thank You so much for posting this information. I hope the Targets in my area have it, are you in the Midwest, if you don't mind me asking? I'm in Central IL and sometimes we don't get the neat things the bigger cities get.
Thanks again, I really appreciate it.
see link below
Here is a link that might be useful: Panera Bread Now Selling Asian Sesame Dressing in Bottles
I'd sure be interested in finding a copycat recipe because I noticed high fructose corn syrup in the ingredients - that can't be good for us, right? Dressings with sesame oil, rice vinegar, & fresh ginger are always so refreshing. I'm going to do some hunting around - if I find something, I'll try it before posting.
Per the Panera Bread Cookbook, which I borrowed from my local library today, it's 3/4 cup canola or vegetable oil, not 1/4 cup. Ginger St. John's posted recipe is otherwise correct,
Peter Reinhart wrote the forward but the cookbook was written by the Panera Bread team.
I make a cobbled version which has essentially the same ingredients, except I add about 1/2 cup water which lightens the dressing. It's still quite good, but not so heavy and calorie laden.
I haven't tried the bottled dressing yet from Target, but we order that salad a lot at my place of work when we have lunches brought in from Paneras. There definitely isn't soy sauce it in, and it is somewhat thin, so there can't be a lot of oil. The bottled dressing starts out with water, so I am sure that is why it is so light.
Trader Joe's has an amazing bottled dressing that is so good people were nuts about it for a salad swap we had last summer. It was Asian peanut something. It seems to me that these recipes have some sugar in them though the Panera recipe doesn't list any.


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hybridizing, pushing pollin
is anyone crossing?
i will be in about four weeks.
hellebores are very easy to work with.
if you have a program i'd love to hear about it.
if you wish to start hybridizing and start a program i'd love to hear about it!
if you think you would like to mate your hellebores and all the above sounds odd just ask.
Hi there.
been pollinnating by hand since jan i select and put chosen plants in my greenhouse and use them as the mother plant
collect flower from wanted cross and take off the flower and leave in a shallow dish of water to open fully and as the pollen develops i brush onto my selected plant . voila!
then just wait for flowers to develop seed and lable which was crossed with which dates etc.
pic is of one i selectively crossed for best markings over the space of 12 years from single to double.
That is a stunning flower, Mr. Guppy. I'm afraid my hybridizing is fairly random. I have very little garden space--not enough for a real hybridizing program. I'd really like to learn more about Hellebore genetics (esp. xOrientalis genetics), though, and hear about others' programs.
Amanda, you need a goal. Decide what you wish for in a hellebore.
You might choose a color, certain flower form, you could hybridize for a certain foliage.
You need to decide if you will cross wide, like hybriding two HXH that are very differant...or if you will line breed, hybridizing HXH that are very similar and advancing forward to your goals..
The genetics of hybrid hellebores (HXH) vary greatly. Good genetic lines can be hard to find. The claimed percent of pictured HXH to be true can be disappointing. You need to know the parents very well. Knowing the background of a hellebore and what your hellebore parents offer to a cross is vital.
Allot of HXH produce inferior children. This is a dead end.
Some HXH will poduce allot of 'keepers' but the next generations may not.
Some less attractive HXH can produce very nice children and the children may offer further advancement.
I think mrguppy is line breeding. mrguppy has a plan, a goal and over generations has selected towards this goal to isolate the hellebore mrguppy wants.
I cross wide. After many years I still use the same HXH parent and cross this one hellebore will many different HXH and back cross to the parent as well children x children. I know this HXH well.This hellebore children will be very strong growers, will flower on the late side and the flowers will be towards the large size. This hellebore is a late flowering single cream with specks. It will give its good garden habits to its children and will show the flower traits of the other parent.
At the same time I wish for fine foliage that is held horizontal, The flower needs to be above the foliage into the summer and the flower should not fade but hold is color until it sheds its seed.
For foliage I look to H. torquatus , H. multifidus, hercegovinus and other species.The problem with using some species is that they will reduce flower size.
...also we have black. ..nothing like that deep deep purple.
Amanda genetics count, find the best gene's to meet your goals. Get to know your hellebores. With limited space, limit your goals and choose a growing method that will produce a mature hellebore as early as possible. Make space, get fussy, get rid of the things that do not meet your goals. KEEP GOOD RECORDS.
mrguppy, how long does it take you to grow a hellebore to flower? What do you do with those bad parents and those very bad children? What does it take for you to bring a new hellebore from outside your program into your program?
...opps, I should point out that "Black One", purple (HXH) X H. torquatus (serbia form) I consider a wide cross. Two very different hellebores. Out of fifty hellebore of this cross I have many "keepers". I have three like the pictured black hellebore in this fifty. These three I have inbred and crossed out to other similar HXH. ..still waiting to see if these will be a dead end or be an advancement.
Hi bruce03451
Stunning black, i am striving to get as dark as possible but with the biggest flowers i have some stock that originally came from hellen ballard who was line breeding to get a shorter neck so that the flowers face slighty outwards un fortunately i have lost the neck shortness but have managed to get some big flowers though not as dark as i would like yet so still trying.
iam no expert on crossing or species i just like experimenting and when i get good results i try to improve more on that line.
This photo is wonderfull!
Here is a link that might be useful: http://sprzatanie-megan.waw.pl


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Longtime readers know I'm a Philadelphia-born foodie with a soft spot not just for any cheese steaks, but for the one and only Geno's — served up by the bold and brash American patriot Joey Vento.
We've covered his battles with politically correct bureaucrats in Philly many times over the years as the son of Italian immigrants demanded his customers order in English. Unbelievably, he faced down a human rights inquisition over his free speech.
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South Philly legend Joey Vento, who opened Geno's Steaks at 9th and Passyunk in 1966, died today of a massive heart attack. Vento was 71.
"We're a little tragic here right now," Vento's nephew Joseph Perno, manager at Geno's, said tonight. "We're doing fine. So far, so good."
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Perno, 50, said Vento had come to work this morning. When Perno came in for his night shift, he found out that Vento had suffered a fatal heart attack. "He was here every morning," Perno said. "He was here this morning. He was dedicated to his business and his family."
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Faucet for super single sink w/offset drain?
I am getting more confused by the minute searching the web. Can you please share your pull down, single lever (front-facing) faucet pix and details? My sink will be blanco super single with offset right-rear drain. The sink is in the island and will be undermounted (granite or cambria-hope to make final decision sooooooon!!!) Would like to stay under $500, and finish needs to coordinate with satin nickel.......
Our faucet is a Delta Pilar touch model, with pull-down sprayer. The one here is chrome, but there's a stainless finish available that would go with satin nickel; it's just over $400.
Delta has several other models with the same features (the magnetized head that keeps the sprayer locked in is particularly worth it). One is 'Addison', can't remember names of others.
I'm completely happy with it. Despite the arc, it's not very splashy, at least in flow mode. The sprayer has a switch between flow and spray that you don't have to hold down while using, which makes it very easy to rinse out the big sink and drive debris into the drain strainer (we don't have a garbage disposal).
The touch feature has spoiled me for other faucets.
Phylhl-is splashing so significant that you wouldn't purchase again?
Your kitchen is gor-jus!
Ellabee-we have not had such good luck with our deltas-glad your's is fine!
Found this blanco-has a longer reach which would be helpful as I am only 5'3", however only has one spray option. Reason to pass it by?
Here is a link that might be useful: Blanco kontrole faucet
I have two Hansgrohe Talis S high arc faucets turned front-facing. Apparently one of the Talis S models (there are a few) cannot be installed this way as they only swivel ~150 degrees. Make sure you order a model that can swivel 360 degrees like mine listed below if you want to install them frontwardly.
Both sinks are silgranit with rear center drains. No splashing with either faucet/sink combo unless I accidentally put something flat in the water stream with the water pressure on high. That's user error, not a faucet weakness. :)
The control lever looks wonky only because the Tapmaster is engaged.
Here is a link that might be useful: I have this model (didn't price check)
Thanks, Breezy! I love your faucets.....and I will most likely make this my new faucet. Can't find any reviews on the Blanco....and boy, prices are all over the place for the Talis S! I will need to make some phone calls-the site has the correct model number, but when I pull up some of the spec sheets, they state 150 degree swivel with this model. Hoping to get a polished finish, if not, the Steel Optik looks like it will work nicely.


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I've got a mentally taxing problem here, where I've got a JSON object retrieved using a collection in Backbone. This is what the object looks like:
"MatchID": "00000001",
"Date": "1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
"OriginalID": "",
"Stage": {
"StageNumber": "0",
"StageType": "Stage Type"
"Round": {
"RoundNumber": "0",
"Name": "Round Name"
"Leg": "1",
"HomeTeam": {
"TeamID": "0",
"Name": "Home Team Name"
"AwayTeam": {
"TeamID": "0",
"Name": "Away Team Name"
"Venue": {
"VenueID": "0",
"Name": "Venu Name"
"Referee": null,
What I want to do with this data, is filter it based on a particular attribute, such as the Venue.Name or Date attributes (which are different depths into the object, and can be deeper than two levels for some of the other data). I've got the following code inside a Backbone collection to filter and return a new collection with the contents filtered appropriately:
findWhere: function (Attribute, Value)
return new Project.Collections.Fixtures(this.filter(function (fixture)
return eval('fixture.attributes.' + Attribute) == Value;
This allows me to specify in an attribute which attribute I want to filter by, and what I want it to be equal to, for any depth of object. The problem is, I really don't want to use "eval" to do this, but obviously I can't use "[Attribute]" for something like "AwayTeam.TeamID", as it won't work.
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This location is in Plymouth. Nearby parks include LaCompte Green Playfield, Westwood Park and Oberlin Park.
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Nearby coffee shops include Caribou Coffee, Restaurant Baku and Caribou Coffee. Nearby restaurants include Famous Dave's Bar-B-Que, McDonald's and Latuff's Pizzeria.
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Along with developing and manufacturing top-quality precision parts, great service is an important tradition at Schaeffler. Rolling bearing design is one of the focal points of our design support. We want to give you a competitive edge by supplying you with perfectly designed products. We have already been using calculation programs successfully for 50 years to meet these requirements.
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With decades of experience as an original equipment supplier to the oil and gas industry, Schaeffler designs every one of its axial tapered roller bearings taking into consideration the challenges faced by today's drilling market.
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In the first issue of our new customer magazine, you will find a range of interesting articles and stories about "mobility for tomorrow". Find out more about the mobility requirements of different countries and how mobility has evolved over time, and take a closer look at the role of mobility in our lives now and in the future. Discover how Schaeffler is making new vehicle designs possible with its "E-Wheel Drive" concept car, how Schaeffler products are making e-bikes even more comfortable and fun to ride, and how energy-efficient bearing solutions from Schaeffler are making the aerospace sector "greener".
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