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The union and NHL met briefly on Tuesday and the results weren't encouraging. The start of the regular season is in danger and close to $100 million has already been lost.
At this point, would the process benefit from the involvement of a federal mediator?
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly wouldn't rule out the possibility and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr isn't "averse" to the idea, according to ESPN. In fact, Fehr and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman have already talked about that possibility.
"A mediator can only be helpful if both sides are willing to embrace it and compromise," Daly cautioned before adding, "We certainly haven't ruled out that possibility."
Right now the divisions seem to be so deep that the two sides can't even agree on how the talks are going. Daly asserted that "no progress" was made on Tuesday, but Fehr had a different outlook.
"One of the things I think that everybody needs to understand is that the definition of 'no progress' that comes out of the NHL offices seems to be 'they didn't give us what they want yet'," Fehr said. "Progress is giving them what they want. It's not finding a way to come to a mutually-acceptable understanding."
So at this point, fans would probably be happy with anything that has the potential to shake up these talks.
- revansrevenant - Oct 2, 2012 at 8:34 PM
No, mediation isn't the answer. Binding arbitration is.
- eyeh8goodell - Oct 2, 2012 at 8:47 PM
No, Bettman must be pulverized to dust. He is in dire need of a humbling. Mediation won't offer that. He has too much unchecked power and this is the time to strike him down……….much like Lord Vader cast Emperor Palpatine into the pit to finally rid himself and the galaxy of his evil. There's plenty of hockey for the fans to watch outside the NHL if they need hockey that bad.
- sampulls - Oct 2, 2012 at 9:01 PM
Ya…this is all about Bettman. Go crawl back under your rock.
- eyeh8goodell - Oct 3, 2012 at 12:01 PM
Try reading a newspaper sometime instead of sleeping under it. Bettman's pretty much running the show.
- sampulls - Oct 2, 2012 at 9:03 PM
2012 is the year of QB's with good reputations going down in the drain….thought Rogers was above this….turning into a crybaby. Too bad, I sorta liked him.
- mnwildfan15 - Oct 2, 2012 at 9:35 PM
50/50 split get it over with already any word on realignment yet?
- hockeydon10 - Oct 3, 2012 at 3:01 PM
I think they could get there, but not as an immediate solution.
The players don't want to reduce salaries, but are willing to reduce their percentage.
Seems the solution would be to reduce the percentage over a few years. This would allow teams close to the cap to keep all their players, but the cap would go up very slightly (if at all) as the percentage is reduced. Once it gets to 50/50, the cap will again go up, allowing salaries to rise.
The downside is free agency takes a huge hit. More teams stay close to the cap and would be unable to count on an extra 5-7 million every year to sign free agents. Then again, this opens up smaller markets to sign good free agents, resulting in more parity.
- firemarshal1 - Oct 2, 2012 at 10:22 PM
To Mnwild15,
I totally agree 50/50 split. If they don't agree with the Owners. Go to binding arbitration, that won't favor the NHLPA. The arbitrator may suggest an agreement similar to the NFL's agreement. No guarantee contracts. No more W. Redden or S. Gomez contracts. The players can soak with that though. Oh the way, the players are really looking out for the fans and arena vendors? Where's their counter proposal? Oh that right, there isn't one.
- csilojohnson - Oct 2, 2012 at 10:33 PM
There shouldve been one from the start. They should be required in these negotiations. You need an unbiased perspective to wade through the BS pissing contest that must go on on these rooms. This stuff seems elementary. Im no genius, but the bar on average intellect seems to be very low these days.
- cowboyscanada - Oct 2, 2012 at 11:58 PM
Lots of people are sick of this. I really hope the season is completely wiped out. Enough is enough,,, Billionaires arguing with millionaires….
- blomfeld - Oct 3, 2012 at 12:59 AM
Operation "let's reduce the season by 20%" is going according to plan perfectly, so who the hell needs a bunch of stupid mediators ? It's sad to say, but like with most things in life involving humans, this is all about "money" and nothing more .. don't kid yourselves friends. Nonetheless, our season "will" commence by the US Thanksgiving holiday weekend, that I can guarantee ! … and don't say then then you didn't hear that first from Blomfeld, eh ?
Hey man … we LA Kings are like seriously "hungry" to do you people again !
- tatdue - Oct 3, 2012 at 1:56 PM
@blomfeld – That's funny cause I have heard that this crap might be over by that date also…only I heard it from Elliotte Friedman, Bob McKenzie, and Darren Dreger and it has nothing to do with your operation "let's reduce the season by 20%" but it has everythng to do with the fact that that weekend is the start of the new NBC television contract which is worth a butt load of money! There's always hope right…lol…
- blomfeld - Oct 3, 2012 at 11:24 PM
you know tatdick … you and your moronic ilk are "exactly" the reason why I've always preferred the company of plants and animals to that of my own species … sad but very true …
- monsterhockey - Oct 3, 2012 at 1:21 AM
Mr Bettman have you noticed how much news this is making? No, me either. Congratulations to all involved on pushing this league back into obscurity!
- icrew29 - Oct 3, 2012 at 9:23 AM
Do away with the union. All players can become independent consultants and negotiate their own contract. Players will have a lot more freedom and can play wherever they please. Players need to take responsibility for themselves and not rely on someone else.
- hockeydon10 - Oct 3, 2012 at 3:27 PM
No union = No CBA
No CBA = No salary cap
No salary cap = 10% of the teams accounting for 80% of the Stanley Cup winners for 10 years prior to 2004 (Wings, Devils, Avs)
No salary cap = even higher salaries for the top free agents.
- jimw81 - Oct 3, 2012 at 1:21 PM
mediation and Binding arbitration would end this lockout in 8 hours. but the problem is that gary is against it and will anything to get that 17% rollback.


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This song is about some animals on a farm, all having a good day! It's a song for kids who too likes to have a good old gay time!
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Unveiling a sweeping new Afghan war strategy, Mr. Obama vowed to wipe out terrorists from safe havens in Pakistan, and identified India, Russia and China as among the countries having a stake in the security of the region.
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Abstract | In this study we examined how social identity threat, contextualized as soccer fans' reactions to their team's success or failure, can lead to differentiated emotional expression as a function of ingroup identification. We predicted that negative responses to threat (a team losing a match) would be qualitatively differentiated for lower and higher ingroup identifiers in terms of both emotions and action tendencies. English male soccer fans were tested in three sessions (following matches resulting in two losses and one win). The findings supported the hypotheses: following match losses lower identifiers felt sad but not angry, whereas higher identifiers felt angry but not sad. These qualitatively different negative emotional reactions to match loss mediated reported action tendencies. We discuss how these findings support intergroup emotions theory and the predictive utility of social identification in discerning differentiated emotional and behavioral reactions to intergroup threat. |
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RP Ideas Interest Query
> Simple One
Howdy, thought since I'm new I would query an idea.
I've always been interested in the less action-intense roleplaying. I enjoy roleplaying as a simple character, to help along larger stories or larger characters. I'm trying to look for the best way to do that on a large community like this.
My ideas thus far are basically like, setting up something like a tavern or small-medieval shop type location with a tavern owner as the character. Other people roleplaying could use this setting to connect to their roleplaying stories and characters. But I don't mean have the tavern idea interject or mess with any other roleplaying thread.
Maybe when they have no current roleplaying going, they could visit the tavern thread (or however it works, need to read the guides ASAP!) and find something to do. Meet others, roleplaying as customers or wandering travellers stopping in. Maybe even meet other roleplayers and start a new roleplaying thread because of it!
I basically am just wondering if anyone has an idea on how I would go about setting up a more "community" or "social" roleplaying setting for myself that others could interact with, and which I could play a role in. Like I said, I enjoy being more of the off-characters that help the main story, rather than the action-packed characters most people go for.
Thanks for any help!
Interesting idea. I'll tag along if you can figure out how exactly to do it...
You're proposing a thread where characters can visit, more or less socially? Pre-established characters, from other threads? It really seems like it could work, to me. Then characters can even embark on their own quests together...
The only problem I see is the amount of people that would join, it could become extremely difficult to have a conversation. It would be easier as a chat room sort of situation, where conversations can happen without having to wait such a long time for the other person to post...
I don't know. It still is a great idea, definitely.
Yeah I know its a bit more chat-room geared, but seeing as this is a roleplaying forum I'm going to try and work or modify it to apply it to a forum environment. But your exactly right, almost like a social center for roleplayers to use their pre-established characters. Characters would have to be limited to more generic ones (no three headed dogs buying beer). They can always make up a new character simply for the Tavern idea.
I'll keep thinking about ways to apply it, but I don't know. Maybe I should stick with the chatroom play, but then where and how? IRC? Does this website or its affiliates have chatroom based roleplaying?
Thanks for all the help thus far!
The only problem I see is the amount of people that would join, it could become extremely difficult to have a conversation. It would be easier as a chat room sort of situation, where conversations can happen without having to wait such a long time for the other person to post...
I think its a great idea but there's also the problem that JawHun talked about but its still great.
I like your idea. It could be a good place for people to send characters who're done with whatever game they'd been in earlier, or to test out the "voice" of someone new. I would definitely hang out there, as I'm very fond of social RP.
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I must disagree with the first reviewer of this recipe. I found it quite tasty. Now bear in mind that it is not as good as a real Chicago Italian beef sandwich. It is however a reasonably good healthy substitute. After reading the first review I had really low expectations for the recipe but I pressed on as I adore Italian beef sandwhiches and longed for a substitute that would fit in with the healthy lifestyle that I've adopted since I left Chicago for LA. As the first reviewer noted it smelled great as it cooked. I left it slow cook for a little more than 10 hours (not much like 10 hours and 15 minutes) and it was very nicely tender and the flavors of the other ingrediants had penetrated nicely into the meat. I tasted it right out of the cooker and I definitely did not feel like it was bland. My plan was to eat these sandwiches for lunch this week so I packed up a container of the meat (with peppers, onions and juice), a whole wheat French role, and, yes, a container of cheddar cheese and hot peppers. I reheated the meat at lunch, put it the French role and covered the meat with the Cheddar and hot peppers - just like Portillos - and took a bite. I thought it was great. I will definitely use the other half of the Turkey breast to cook this recipe again.
This smelled really good while cooking, but was surprisingly bland. My husband added some cheese to his sandwich (melted/nuked briefly in the microwave) to try to punch it up a bit, but ended up not even finishing. There would have to be some major tweaking to make this work.
This is a great recipe! If you think this is bland or pasty, then I might suggest checking your cooking times and/or crock pot settings. In our crock pot, this comes out moist with the consistency of actual italian beef. Melt a little bit of mozzarella on a hoagie and you have a very healthy alternative to the real deal. Excellent!


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namiômek kia mina! Greetings! My brother! I am happy to
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Ôhôô! Ta ndachi. Odakada
wasogweniwi? Yes! And I also. Let us visit for a
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Vast Majority Of Candidates Running To Replace Jesse Jackson Haven't Filed Financial Disclosures
Jackson was being investigated for misusing campaign funds. Ironic.
Only three of the 22 candidates running to replace former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. — who resigned following a criminal investigation into his alleged misuse of campaign funds — have filed their financial disclosure forms to the House Ethics Committee.
The House of Representatives ethics manual states "an individual who qualifies as a candidate for the House must file within 30 days before any election (including a primary) in which that individual is seeking office." The manual adds, "an individual seeking office qualifies as a candidate for financial disclosure purposes by raising or spending more than $5,000 for his campaign."
The election is scheduled to be held on February 26th, and to meet the 30-day requirement filings would have had to be placed by January 27th.
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Anthony Beale, who didn't file his disclosure, recently reported just shy of $50,000 in receipts to the FEC, though that came through only $5,000 in contributions. The $44,000 in unitemized contributions means Beale is reporting that almost all his donations came in amounts less than $200.
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DA'IYAH, ZAIMATUD (2010) KEMAMPUAN PENALARAN DAN PEMECAHAN MASALAH MAHASISWA SEMESTER AWAL PRODI PENDIDIKAN MATEMATIKA UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH MALANG. Other thesis, University of Muhammadiyah Malang.
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This research is done to know about reasoning capability and solving problem in mathematics of the first semester student of mathematics department of muhammadiyah university of malang. This research uses descriptive qualitative research. It is used to analyze data from the result of reasoning capability and solving problem test. From that data known that 62,67% students are good in understanding the problem, 62,33% students are good in designing pattern from each items well, 60,25% students are good in solving problem based on the pattern and stages which they designed before, and 54% students are good in recorrect the pattern that they design. Can be concluded that students are good in understanding the reasoning and solving problem, in which students are able to solve the items based on the steps or stage solutions that they have made. But on the other hand, can't be ignored that there were some students only emphasize on the result of a problem without paying attention to the process or solving steps.
Item Type: | Thesis (Other) |
Subjects: | L Education > L Education (General) |
Divisions: | Faculty of Teacher Training and Education > Department of Mathematics and Computing |
Depositing User: | Rayi Tegar Pamungkas |
Date Deposited: | 10 Apr 2012 04:29 |
Last Modified: | 10 Apr 2012 04:29 |
URI: | http://eprints.umm.ac.id/id/eprint/2008 |
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4 Roast Chicken Breast Fillets Waitrose Typically: 445g
5 days guaranteed (avg. 8.5)*
Price per kg: £15.50
Min. weight: 0.4kg
Max. weight: 0.49kg
Product Description
4 Chicken breast fillets seasoned and roasted to a golden brown.
Enjoy hot or cold!
Delivering the highest animal welfare standards.
Quality succulent chicken from birds fed on a diet rich with maize.
Working together to protect our environment and promote sustainable farming.
Product Information
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- Brands: Waitrose
Keep Refrigerated; Suitable for Home Freezing
Oven cook - From Chilled. May be consumed either as sold or heated.
Gas 4, 180°C, Fan 160°C 20-25 mins.
To serve hot: Preheat oven. Remove all packaging. Place on a baking tray, cover with foil and heat in the centre of the oven until piping hot. Do not reheat once cooled.
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4 Chicken breast fillets seasoned and roasted to a golden brown.
Keep refrigerated below 5°C. Once opened, consume within 1 day. Do not exceed use by date.
Freeze as soon after purchase as possible and within the use by date. Use within one month. Defrost fully before use: do not refreeze once defrosted.
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Warning: Filleting removes all major bones: small bones may remain.
Produced in the UK from British chicken
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Allergy Advice: For allergens see highlighted ingredients
Chicken, Salt, Stabiliser Pentasodium Triphosphate, Sugar, Maize Dextrose, Wheat Dextrose, Prepared from 122g of Raw Chicken per 100g of finished product, Moisture is lost during roasting
Nutritional Data
Typical Values | As Sold Per 100g | As Sold Per Fillet |
Energy kJ | 711 | 867 |
Energy kcal | 169 | 206 |
Fat | 6.1g | 7.4g |
of which saturates | 1.7g | 2.1g |
Carbohydrate | 0.1g | 0.1g |
of which sugars | 0.1g | 0.1g |
Fibre | 0.7g | 0.9g |
Protein | 28.1g | 34.3g |
Salt | 0.53g | 0.64g |
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Better than Expected
I am so used to tastless pre cooked chicken but i have to agree thease are really nice made into ceaser salad with anchovies and ceaser sauce - i would buy them again and freeze a few portions
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As good as it gets!
This is by FAR the best cooked chicken out there! Exceptionally tender and lean. Would thoroughly recommend.
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Such fabulous chicken breasts - really meaty and delicious tasting. The skin is really nice too - tastes and feels properly roasted rather than floppy and tasteless. I always buy a pack of these now. May seem expensive but these chicken breasts are huge, easily big enough for one each. Fabulous sliced up into a soup or simply between two slices of bread with some lettuce and mayo.
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HSP20-like chaperone superfamily
The small heat shock proteins (sHSPs) prevent protein aggregation during heat shock and oppose regulated cell death. A conserved arginine residue in the HSP20/alpha-crystallin domain (Pfam:PF00011) has in fact been implicated in the development of cataracts and myopathies [1]. The CS family (Pfam:PF04969) includes proteins that are known to bind HSP90 [2], as well as p23 (Swiss:Q15185), which is an HSP90 co-chaperone [3].
This clan contains 4 families and the total number of domains in the clan is 13158. The clan was built by M Fenech.
Literature references
- van Montfort RL, Basha E, Friedrich KL, Slingsby C, Vierling E; , Nat Struct Biol 2001;8:1025-1030.: Crystal structure and assembly of a eukaryotic small heat shock protein. PUBMED:11702068 EPMC:11702068
- Lee YT, Jacob J, Michowski W, Nowotny M, Kuznicki J, Chazin WJ; , J Biol Chem 2004;279:16511-16517.: Human Sgt1 binds HSP90 through the CHORD-Sgt1 domain and not the tetratricopeptide repeat domain. PUBMED:14761955 EPMC:14761955
- Weaver AJ, Sullivan WP, Felts SJ, Owen BA, Toft DO; , J Biol Chem 2000;275:23045-23052.: Crystal structure and activity of human p23, a heat shock protein 90 co-chaperone. PUBMED:10811660 EPMC:10811660
This clan contains the following 4 member families:
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HSP20 (PF00011) | 9881 (75.1%) | View |
CS (PF04969) | 2605 (19.8%) | View |
PIH1 (PF08190) | 646 (4.9%) | View |
GvpH (PF05455) | 26 (0.2%) | View |
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LONGMEADOW- While the Department of Public Works has cleared catch basins to promote good drainage, high winds and heavy rain could blow leaves and sticks that will block catch basin tops repeatedly during the hurricane, said Department of Public Works Director Michael Wrabel.
Residents are asked to assist the department over the weekend by helping to keep catch basin tops clear. Please remove leaves, sticks, litter, etc., and don't put them on ground next to the catch basin where they are likely to be washed back and cover the catch basin top again, he said.
For any immediate, life-threatening emergency, residents are advised to call 9-1-1.
Department of Public Works crews will be on call for emergency response. Residents are reminded that in the event trees bring down utility poles and wires not to touch wires or to get close to downed wires. Emergencies should be reported to the Police Department by calling (413) 567-3311 or 9-1-1. Residents are requested to refrain from parking on the road to allow free movement of emergency vehicles access to catch basins and debris clearing if needed.
The Recycling/Yard Waste Center on Pondside Road will be closed today. This measure is taken as a precaution to prevent workers and residents from injury.


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Recipe by: Rina H.
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I had a dish very much like this at a Taste of Atlanta many years ago. I've wanted a recipe for it ever since then, and here it is! Buying the few items I need tomorrow, and will be enjoying it in the evening.
Wonderful flavor and very moist fish. Thank you, Rina for a very different fish dish. We will be making this again.
This is a delicious way to prepare fish. It ended up having a fair bit of sauce so I served it over rice.


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I just got back from 10 days in Northern Italy and I had read this whole thing about not ordering a cappuccino in the afternoon. I warned my friend who was traveling with me about this but we ended up doing it anyway and we didn't get any funny looks from any Italians. Whew! If they thought it was wrong, they must've kept it to themselves, which was great because the cappuccino there is so good, we wanted it twice a day!
How to order coffee in Italy: Navigating cafe culture like a pro
Italian coffee culture is strong, just like the espresso, and cafes are always full no matter the time of day. In Rome, cappuccinos are fantastically frothy, and the espresso is always made with quality coffee beans and ground on site.
One sip of an Italian coffee, and it will be hard to go back to Starbucks. That said, your first time in an Italian café can be confusing if you're not properly prepped. No worries: Here's our guide to ordering coffee in Italy like a pro.
Related: Our glossary of types of coffee in Rome, with a list of favorite Roman coffee bars.
1. A cafe is actually called a "bar" in Italy
First, it's important to know that what we call a "café", Italians call a "bar". (What's especially confusing, but we'll get to in a minute, is that caffè actually means "coffee".) You'll see hundreds of bars around Rome, on almost every corner and sometimes up to three or four in one block. To an untrained eye, you might think Italians have a drinking problem, but don't worry, they're only coffee addicts!
2. Drink at the counter: Italians don't linger
Italians drink their coffee fast, and at the bar. Espresso is an essential, so they don't waste time sipping while reading the paper or visiting with friends. Instead, they'll pop into bars five or six times a day for a quick cup, gulped down at the counter over some banter with the barista.
So for an authentic experience, join the masses standing at the bar. The clink of ceramic cups and routine of shaking and stirring sugar packets is endearing, and one you won't get from a table. If you do feel like sitting, be prepared for a slightly larger bill. It's usually twice the price if you use table service.
3. Paying systems can vary
This is where it gets a little tricky. Where and how you pay depends on where and how you order. If you're sitting, you can usually order and pay at the table, but if you're standing, the rules are murkier. In most cases, you order and pay at the cash register, then bring your receipt to the barista, who will make your order. In other cases, you order at the bar, drink your coffee, and then tell the person at the cash register what you had. As a general rule, try the cash register first, or take a moment to watch what others are doing.
4. A guide to every drink
• Caffè: "Caffe" means "coffee" in Italian, but what you get isn't filter coffee, but what we call espresso. You can say "espresso" instead of "caffe" if you want.
• Caffè Americano: If you're looking for filter coffee, this is the closest you'll get. It's espresso with hot water added, and probably still a bit stronger than what you're used to.
• Caffè macchiato: Meaning "stained" or "spotted" coffee, this is an espresso with a dash of hot, foamy milk on top. It's delicious with a bit of sugar and a perfect afternoon pick-me-up.
• Caffè con panna: Similar to the macchiato, but sweeter, this espresso is topped with sweet whipped cream.
• Caffè corretto: This "corrected" coffee is served with a drop of liquor, usually cognac, grappa or Sambuca, but feel free to add whatever you prefer.
• Caffè shakerato: Delicious in the sweltering summer months, a caffè shakerato is a fresh espresso mixed with sugar and ice, and shaken vigorously like a martini until it froths as it's poured into a chilled glass. Some people add chocolate syrup, which makes it extra divine.
• Caffè latte: This is espresso with hot milk, just like a latte in the US. But careful to specify the "caffè" part, because "latte" just means "milk". Many tourists order a "latte" and are shocked when they're presented with a steaming mug of white milk, much to the confusion of everyone involved. Even ordered correctly though, the caffè latte is not a common drink in Italy, and you might not get what you expect.
• Cappuccino: Saving the best for last! Italy's most famous coffee drink, the cappuccino is a warm, soothing, perfect ratio of espresso to whole milk, frothed to perfection. One sip and you'll realize it's completely different than whatever cappuccino you're used to, and in a good way. But they come with a caveat—you cannot order them after noon, unless you want to risk being scorned. Italians have a weird thing about drinking cappuccinos only in the morning, and they'll give you very funny looks if you do otherwise.
You might notice throughout your time in Italy that Italians have strict food rules, and this is one of them. The heavy milk and foam in a cappuccino constitute their breakfast, and they deem cappuccinos far too heavy for an afternoon coffee break. They believe that dairy upsets digestion, and they might be right. You'll never see an Italian order a cappuccino after dinner, yet it's almost all they drink in the morning.
Maybe they're onto something, or maybe it's one of those rituals we'll never understand, but either way, if you want to fit in, stick to ordering them for breakfast.
Now you're a pro! And don't worry, if you feel overwhelmed when walking into a bar, someone will surely offer to assist, and the servers are usually very friendly. The most important thing is that you take in the bar's atmosphere, breathe in the scent of freshly ground coffee and sweet pastries, and enjoy the taste of real Italian coffee while you can.
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@ Ana; as I wrote I don't drink cappuccino but I also thought that this is maybe true but still a bit harsh! After all, the bars want to sell their products and I guess the hazard that if they recognise a 'foreigner' (i.e. not speaking perfectly good Italian) they prefer to do something they might not subscribe to but a sell is a sell, no?
I am happy for you that you discovered the marvellous coffees the Italians serve for yourself…. It was Italy who sold it to me very early in my life and frankly; life is too short to drink bad coffee (or drink cheap wine), isn't it?!↓
A beautiful article – so true…. Luckily (for me) I don't ever drink a cappuccino
When I stayed for 3 weeks in Florence, my friend had her cappu every morning (together with a fresh juice & a fresh, yummy pastry) while I had my tiny caffè with the same (and a small glass of cold water!); after only the first morning the barman knew us and our wishes and we parted as great friends.
Coffee drinking is a very important part of the Italian life and I've never experienced a better coffee culture anywhere else (several places, big cities, tiny villages).
I had countless espressos (which, as you wrote, are just 'caffès' in Italy), preferrably taken standing up at the bar – a cheap, hot, delightful interlude several times per day. Thank you for stirring great memories. Can't wait to go back for a short week later in the year.↓
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Buffering and Flow Control in Optical Switches for High Performance Computing |
Journal of Optical Communications and Networking, Vol. 3, Issue 8, pp. A59-A72 (2011)
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We investigate the advantages and disadvantages of different loopback buffer architectures for optical switches and compare their performance via simulation. The simulation results show that, without the use of virtual output queuing, the head-of-line blocking can be alleviated by wavelength parallelism when each separate queue in a loopback buffer has multiple transmitters. Furthermore, the proposed two-level flow control can eliminate packet drop at the switch, resolve rate mismatching due to output queuing at switch outputs, and ensure that congestion occurring at the hotspot port will not affect the performance of non-congested ports.
OCIS Codes
(200.4650) Optics in computing : Optical interconnects
(200.6715) Optics in computing : Switching
(060.6719) Fiber optics and optical communications : Switching, packet
ToC Category:
Optics in the Data Center
Original Manuscript: April 29, 2011
Revised Manuscript: June 29, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: June 30, 2011
Published: July 25, 2011
Xiaohui Ye, Roberto Proietti, Yawei Yin, S. J. B. Yoo, and Venkatesh Akella, "Buffering and Flow Control in Optical Switches for High Performance Computing," J. Opt. Commun. Netw. 3, A59-A72 (2011)
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INTERWEST CONSTRUCTIION, INC. (Contractor)
Total # Contracts: | 1 |
Total $ Contracts: | $923,769 |
DUNS: | 037992724 (what's a DUNS) |
Address: | 651 North Hill Blvd, Burlington, WA 98223 |
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Wherever possible, we matched DOT projects to state recovery filings. They did not match in every instance. The DOT projects, which total $19 billion, include hundreds of projects not yet associated with a contractor. The contractors' data totals about $13 billion in obligated funds. In a few cases, state contractors did not match a DOT project. Some projects also have multiple contractors. When there is no matching contractor information for a project, searches and lists will return a blank.
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CONSTRUCT NEW STREET ALONG THE LAVENTURE ROAD ALIGNMENT EXTENDING SOUTH FROM FOWLER ST. AND CONNECTING TO BLACKBURN ROAD. PROJECT INCLUDES TWO TRAVEL LANES, TURN LANE, BIKE LANES, AND SIDEWALKS. (Federal ID: 7337006) | New Construction | WA | Skagit | $923,769 |


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Fawlty Towers is a sitcom that first broadcast in 1975, written by John Cleese and Connie Booth. It is set in the fictional hotel Fawlty Towers in Torquay, run by the skinflint, snobbish Basil Fawlty. Here, Basil inappropriately entertains his German guests.
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Basil Fawlty | John Cleese |
Polly | Connie Booth |
German guest | Willy Bowman |
German guest | Nick Kane |
German guest | Lisa Bergmayr |
German guest | Dan Gillan |
Makeup Artist | Jean Speak |
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Writer | John Cleese |
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