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- 1 1/2 cup(s) water
- 1/4 cup(s) red wine vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) sugar
- 2-3 clove(s) garlic crushed
- 1/2 cup(s) olive oil
- 1 cucumber peeled, seeded, and diced
- 1 red onion halved and sliced thinly
- 2 cup(s) grape or cherry tomatoes halved
- 2 cup(s) fresh asparagus (optional) tough ends trimmed off, 1" lengths
- 4 ounce(s) feta cheese crumbled
- Prepare quinoa in water according to package directions. Set aside to cool (hot quinoa will cook the vegetables).
- Mix sugar into vinegar until dissolved. Add garlic and olive oil, and whisk to make dressing. Add dressing to cooled quinoa.
- Add chopped vegetables to quinoa and dressing. Mix thoroughly and top with crumbled feta cheese. This can be served at room temperature or chilled.
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Editorial Week in Review
Divine wrath on trash fee
God does not like the city of Los Angeles' plan to raise trash- collection fees to $36 a month. At least that was the suggestion of one of the speakers at Tuesday morning's public hearing on the fee increase (which was all but a done deal at the time of the City Council's vote later that day).
The speaker, a San Fernando Valley woman, said that God would get the council for raising trash fees. And then, just a few minutes later — when the council was pontificating about why the trash fees needed raising — City Hall was jolted by that magnitude-5.4 earthquake.
Coincidence? Or maybe the woman was right that God was looking out for the people of L.A., who are getting squeezed from every end …
Home, sweet home
"Whereas, Motley Crue, with members Tommy Lee, Mick Mars, Vince Neil, and Nikki Sixx, are one of the most successful and notorious hard rock bands in music and were the rebellious leaders of the 'LA sleaze rock' movement …"
So begins the real, honest-to-goodness City Council resolution declaring last Thursday as Motley Crue Day in Los Angeles. The resolution also gushes that the band's new single "Saints of Los Angeles" was "inspired by the 103 streets named after saints in the city."
Wow. We're surprised the ever-effusive council neglected to mention Motley Crue's 1987 hit, "Girls, Girls, Girls," a paen to strip clubs everywhere, especially here in L.A.:
"Dancin' down on Sunset Strip …
Girls, Girls, Girls
Body Shop, Marble Arch
Girls, Girls, Girls
Tropicana's where I lost my heart …"
It only makes sense that the Crue would get its due from L.A.'s politicos. It's a natural fit. Sleaze rock in sleazy City Hall … home of the motliest crew of politicians anywhere.
Man of Mystery
On Thursday, Lt. Gov. John Garamendi made it official. He doesn't mind putting a plush, easy job in Sacramento at risk. Nor is he daunted by the prospect of going up against some big-name fellow Democrats like Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, former state Treasurer Steve Westly or San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. He's taking his chances and entering the 2010 race for governor of California.
To which millions of Californians respond: John who?
Snoop to Bollywood
Long Beach native and hip-hop star Snoop Dogg recently filmed a Bollywood-themed music video with Indian actor Akshay Kumar.
Perhaps this is a clever attempt at revamping Snoop's image in a friendlier, happier and — shall we say? — more colorful light. If so, it's definitely working. What better place to transform from the solemn days of Death Row Records into the vivid butterfly of the musical millennium than Bollywood?
Snoop's rep has undergone a cute-ification in recent years, after the introduction of his family-based reality show "Father Hood." Filled with plenty of "aw, shucks" moments with his three kids (Corde, 13; Cordell, 11; Cordi, 7), it seems The Doggfather spends most of his time nowadays coaching his sons' Pee Wee football team and taking his daughter shopping.
And now Snoop's latest video — featuring the title track for upcoming movie "Singh is King" — will have the rapper dancing in traditional Bhangra style alongside Kumar.
Who knew even gangsta rappers could go legit? The track is guaranteed to sizzle. Fo' shizzle.
Laws, schmlaws
Following through on his threat, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed an order that (in theory) will slash salaries for nearly 200,000 state employees until Sacramento finally approves a state budget. Whether the pay cuts actually take effect, however, is highly doubtful.
Controller John Chiang, who cuts the state's checks, says he won't comply with Schwarzenegger's order. So the two pols could end up taking their differences to court.
Or not, if — as Schwarzenegger predicts — he and the Legislature finally come to terms on a budget within the next few days.
The only thing that's clear is that Sacramento is way overdue on a budget, which, under the state constitution, was supposed to be passed by June 15 and approved by July 1. And now Schwarzenegger wants to pay state workers the federal minimum wage, which is considerably lower than California's. Proving, once again, that while the folks in Sacramento write the laws, they don't actually follow them.
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Atago-class destroyer
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Ashigara (DDG-178)
|Class overview
|Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
|Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
|Preceded by:
|Kongō-class destroyer
|¥140 billion[1]
$1.48 billion (constant 2009 USD)
|In commission:
|General characteristics
|Guided missile destroyer
|7,700 tons standard
10,000+ tons full load
|165 m (541 ft 4 in)[2]
|21 m (68 ft 11 in)
|6.2 m (20 ft 4 in)
|4 Ishikawajima Harima/General Electric LM2500-30 gas turbines
Two shafts 5-bladed CP props
100,000 shaft horsepower (75 MW)
|30 knots (56 km/h)
|Boats and landing
craft carried:
|1 Rigid hull inflatable boat
|Sensors and
processing systems:
|AN/SPY-1D(V) passive electronically scanned array radar
OPS-28E surface search radar
AN/SQS-53C sonar 3 × AN/SPG-62 FCS
Mk 46 Optronic director
Mk 160 FCS
Mk 116 FCS
|Electronic warfare
and decoys:
4 × Mark 36 SRBOC
|RGM-84 Harpoon SSM
SM-2MR Standard SAM (64 cells at the bow, 32 cell at the aft)
SM-3 Block IA ABM
RUM-139 Vertical Launch ASROC
1 × 5 inch (127 mm) / 62 caliber Mark 45 mod 4
2 × 20 mm Phalanx CIWS
2 × Type 68 triple torpedo tubes (6 × Mk-46 or Type 73 torpedoes)
|Aircraft carried:
|1 × SH-60K helicopter
|Aviation facilities:
|Flight deck and enclosed hangar for one helicopter
The Atago class of guided missile destroyer (あたご型護衛艦|atago-gata-go-ei-kan?) is an improved version of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF)'s Kongō class destroyers.
Both ships of the class share a same name with Japanese World War II cruisers. On occasion, Atago class destroyers have been incorrectly referred to as cruisers by the Japanese media. That being said, these ships in terms of size and capability are equal to the last ships named "cruisers" by a modern navy, the US Ticonderoga-class cruiser.
In 2000, the Japan Defense Agency Maritime Staff Office included another two Aegis ships in its five-year budget on top of the four Kongo class destroyers originally ordered.
The Atago class is fundamentally an improved and scaled up version of Kongō class destroyers. It features large accommodation and is capable of flexible operation. One of the most obvious changes is an additional hangar to carry one SH-60K helicopter. In comparison to the Kongō-class/Arleigh Burke-class (Flight I) which only had helicopter platforms (but no support equipment), these ships have better helicopter handling facilities. To enhance Atago class' function as command centers, the bridge is two floors higher than Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA, making her full load displacement over 10,000 tons—the first time for a JMSDF surface combat vessel. The gun caliber has extended from the 54 caliber of the Kongō class to the 62 caliber with strengthened powder charge capable 38 km firing range . As with other Japanese ships being refit, the American-made Harpoon missiles (such as in the initial configuration of the Kongō class) have been replaced with the Japanese-made Type 90 (SSM-1B) surface-to-surface guided missiles.
Japan has also purchased a manufacturing license for these weapons for use on their Kongo class Aegis destroyers. Japan Steel Works will manufacture, assemble and test the weapons.
The fire-control system for the Atago is Aegis Weapon System Baseline 7 phase 1, which will combine American- and Japanese-manufactured systems to make up the complete Aegis system. The Aegis Weapon System baseline 7 has improved tracking accuracy for vertical targets, and an acquisition capability for small low-altitude targets compared with the Aegis Weapon System baseline 4 and 5, used in Kongō class. The Atago also use a new stealthier plain-structure mast, which was originally designed in Japan, rather than familiar lattice type mast. New modified smokestack and other improvements are also introduced to make Atago stealthier.
Like the Kongō class, the Atago destroyers are equipped with a comprehensive suite of weapon systems including:
- Japan Type 90 (SSM-1B) anti-ship missile
- 96-cell Mk-41 VLS (64 cells in the forward area, 32 cells in the stern area)
- Two Mark 15 20 mm CIWS gun mounts
- Two torpedo mounts in a triple-tube configuration
- One Mk 45 Mod 4 127 mm 62-caliber gun, in a stealth-shaped mount. Made by Japan Steel Works under an American license from its original manufacturer.
In keeping with Japan's post-war pacifist constitution, the Atago class does not currently carry the Tomahawk missile (although, in theory at least, use of an anti-ship version is permissible). While the two ships of Atago class are entering service, the Tachikaze class destroyers, Tachikaze and Asakaze are to be decommissioned.
Ships in the class[edit]
|Building No.
|Pennant No.
|Laid down
|Home port
|5 April 2004
|24 August 2005
|15 March 2007
|6 April 2005
|30 August 2006
|13 March 2008
See also[edit]
Media related to Atago class destroyers at Wikimedia Commons
- ^ http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20060831a8.html
- ^ "護衛艦「あたご」型 DDG"ATAGO"Class 177「あたご」". Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Homepage. Retrieved 11 September 2013.
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Diane Hoffoss, PhD, has been a member of the faculty since 2001, where she teaches all levels of mathematics. Her research interests are in the areas of 3-manifold topology, foliations, and hyperbolic geometry. In addition to her teaching and research activity, she is responsible for authoring and maintaining the Mathematics Placement Exam software system. Also, each year Hoffoss advises teams of students who participate in COMAP's International Mathematical Contest in Modeling.
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John Glick, PhD has been a member of the faculty at USD since 1993. He also currently serves as chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. Glick teaches both computer science and mathematics courses. He does research in the areas of optimization and parallel algorithms.
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David Harnish, PhD, is an ethnomusicologist, musician, and Chair of the Music Department as of 2011. He comes to USD from Bowling Green State University, where he taught for 17 years and served as Interim Dean and Associate Dean. He has traveled the world widely and twice served as faculty member on the Semester at Sea program.
As a scholar, he has researched music in Asia, Africa, and the United States, and is particularly interested in religion, festival, hybridity, pedagogy, composition, popular culture, and politics in music. In support of research, he has received grants from Fulbright-Hayes, National Foundation, Freeman Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, Ohio Arts Council, United States-Indonesia Society, MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music, and Partnerships for Community Action. As a musician, he has extensively performed Indonesian gamelan, Indian music, Japanese music, Tejano conjunto music, and jass, rock, blues, bluegrass, and country musics.
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Juliana Maxim is an art and architectural historian whose work focuses on the history of modern aesthetic practices – from photography to urbanism – under the communist, centralized states of the Soviet Bloc. She completed her PhD dissertation in the History, Theory and Criticism of Architecture at M.I.T. in 2006.
Maxim was a recipient of the National Council for East European and Eurasian Research Award (2008-2010) and was an American Council for Learned Societies post-doctoral fellow (2012-2013).
Her forthcoming book titled The Socialist Life of Modern Architecture: Bucharest, 1955-1965, explores the remarkably intense and multifaceted architectural activity in postwar Romania and the mechanisms through which architecture was invested with political meaning.
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Office Hours: On Sabbatical 2014-2015 Academic Year.
Susie Paulik Babka specializes in the relationship between theological aesthetics and doctrines of the trinity and incarnation. She has published on these areas as well as explorations of popular culture and Christology, examining the meaning of kenosis in Christology, as well as the relationship between kenosis (self-emptying) and sunyata in Buddhist-Christian studies. A forthcoming monograph is Through the Dark Field of the Other: Exploring the Doctrine of the Incarnation in Visual Art, from Liturgical Press. Other research, teaching and speaking areas include: aesthetics as a medium for interreligious dialogue; the problem of catastrophic suffering; feminist and liberation theologies, especially in relation to artistic expression; film and media studies and religion; the relation between science and religion. Dr. Babka has taught at the University of Notre Dame and Catholic Theological Union before coming to the University of San Diego in 2007, excited to participate in Mother Hill's legacy of providing USD with a mission that intertwines Beauty with Justice. Where Beauty draws us out of ourselves toward something deeper, Justice refers to the practical work of transforming this world into the world intended by God: a world that celebrates the dignity and inherent interdependence of every human being with each other and all creation.
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This week in the Voice, out now: I reveal a challenge to outrun Christmas Creep by avoiding a listen to "The Little Drummer Boy"yes, even the Bowie and Bing version; and Nick Murray talks to the master drummer Greg Fox about his post-Liturgy life and his desire to break new ground in the moribund world of "protest music."
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Valley City High School crowned this year's homecoming king and queen at coronation Monday evening.
This year's king is Mason Bjornson, chosen from nominees Mason Bjornson, Nick Stevens and Dustin Lindgren.
This year's queen is Gabby Cummings, chosen from nominees Gabby Cummings, Sara Gilbertson and Tia Wagar.
Kristi Shanenko, an English language arts teacher from Valley City Junior-Senior High School, was one of four finalists for the 2014 North Dakota Teacher of the year.
In May, Valley City Public Schools named Shanenko, junior and senior high English teacher, as teacher of the year for the school district.
After receiving the local honor, Shanenko said, "I'm so proud to be here. I'm humbled and grateful and I'm honored."
Members of Epworth United Methodist Church in Valley City are gearing up for the church's annual bazaar and luncheon early next month.
Church member Helen Noeske said, "Caring and sharing is what life is all about. On Saturday, Oct. 5, share your day by treating someone you care about to a pleasant outing – to savor the October beauty, taste tried and true favorites at the noon luncheon and visit the seven shops of unique, attractive and useful crafts, gift baskets and foods."
East-bound traffic on Interstate 94 from the Eckelson turnoff to just west of Valley City will be limited to one lane through Tuesday evening as workers complete a slurry seal project, said John Thompson, Valley City-based District Engineer for the North Dakota Department of Transportation.
Work began on the project on Sunday with signs posted and cones placed, continued Monday, and was expected to be finished by this evening, Thompson said.
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World Bank expects 12.4M jobless Filipinos by 2016
The World Bank said the number of unemployed and underemployed Filipinos may jump to 12.4 million by 2016 even if the economy would be able to sustain its current growth pace.
Last year, the country's unemployed and underemployed stood at 10 million, with the latter accounting for 7 million.
According to the World Bank, the Philippines needs to sustain a growth pace of at least 7 percent to accelerate job creation. In the first semester, the economy grew by 7.6 percent from year-ago level.
However, the World Bank said maintaining a rapid pace of growth alone would not be sufficient to prevent the rise in the number of unemployed and underemployed Filipinos.
This, it said, was because the rate of increase in jobs created would be outpaced by the rise in the number of new entrants to the labor force.
Economic growth should come along with measures that will directly create high-quality jobs to reduce unemployment and underemployment, it said.
The National Statistics Office earlier reported that the unemployment rate in the Philippines rose to 7.3 percent in July from 7 percent in the same period last year.
The underemployment rate improved but remained significant at 19.2 percent from 22.8 percent last year.
In absolute figures, there were about 3 million unemployed and 7.75 million underemployed in July.
The World Bank said the job problem in the Philippines was due to a host of factors, including "under investment" by the government and the private sector in the previous years, complex regulations and distorted policies that led to lack of competition in certain sectors.
"Addressing this job challenge requires meeting a dual challenge: expanding the formal sector employment even faster while rapidly increasing the incomes of those informally employed," the World Bank said in its 2013 Philippine Development Report.
The World Bank has called for the creation of a coalition composed of representatives from the government, the business community and the labor sector that will hold dialogues and come up with programs and policy-reform suggestions on accelerating job creation.
Generally, the multilateral institution said, basic measures had to be accomplished to boost job creation and reduce unemployment and underemployment.
It said the government had to keep on increasing spending for public infrastructure and streamline processes for putting up businesses.
It also said the business sector had to support policies encouraging competition in industries. This means tax holidays and other fiscal incentives enjoyed by certain businesses and industries had to be made temporary.
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i am trying to locate some Disneyland Park maps from the past, possibly the early 1990's, i do have lots of maps from present day from Disneyland that i am willing to trade or i will pay for the maps. Let me know if you can help me.
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Football Fans Sought as Extras for 'Lifetime' Movie
Varina High School's football field will be transformed into a movie set on Saturday, Oct. 2 as part of the filming for Lifetime's original movie "Unanswered Prayers," inspired by the Garth Brooks song of the same name.
Filmmakers will record football scenes at Blue Devil Stadium that day, and members of the public are being invited to attend and portray fans of the "Stone Creek Wolverines." Fans who attend should dress in winter clothes (jackets, fleece vests, knit caps, scarves and gloves) to portray the late November homecoming-themed scene.
In the movie, the school's colors will be navy and gold, so fans should wear matching colors if possible. Some fans will receive prizes, including Garth brooks merchandise, free dinners or a wide-screen TV.{{more}}
The pubic is invited to attend and participate for free. For details about the event, including what time to show up at the school, visit http://upcasting.webs.com
Several days of filming for the movie already has occurred in Varina; filmmakers shot last week on New Osborne Turnpike.
The film will premiere in November and explores the themes of marriage, family, community and second chances with love.
The movie tells the story of a happily married father (Eric Close) who is living the American dream when the woman (Madchen Amick) of his high school fantasies returns home. He has to face his past and will be presented with a choice that could change his future. Samantha Mathis will portray his wife.
The movie is produced by Sony Pictures Television.
The film's executive producers are Garth Brooks and Lisa Sanderson, a producing partner and CEO of Red Strokes Entertainment.
Emmy Award-winning Steven Schachter (Lifetime's The Mermaid Chair, Door to Door) will direct Unanswered Prayers, which was written by Deena Goldstone (Lifetime's Identity Theft: The Michelle Brown Story, A Bunny's Tale) and Joyce Eliason (Lifetime's America and Gracie's Choice).
Holman student named Miss Va. Coed Junior Teen
Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
Companion Extraordinaire to honor veterans May 14
Companion Extraordinaire Home Care and Skilled Services will be honoring veterans and current military members May 14 at 11 a.m. The event will take place at 5311 Lakeside Avenue.
Companion Extraordinaire dedicated a hall in its new Lakeside office as a "Wall of Honor" and will be presenting 13 military service men and women with certificates as well as placing their service photos on the wall.
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Henrico student among 3 vying for national $10,000 scholarship
Public vote open through Friday to select winner
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Henrico resident Haley Malloy is one of three national finalists for a $10,000 scholarship, whose winner will be determined by the vote of the public.
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The teachers truly care about the students, unfortunalty they can only do so much with the low morale the principal has created. He hides in his office as much as the two counselors. The counselors do not see students, they are often busy in meetings. The woman in the office make half as much and care more about the students well being than the counselors and principal. This is the one school in this district that needs to clean house!
teachers are awsome. They care about our kids and thier future
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Politics play a huge role in Selah as administration lacks positive direction. There is a lack of respect that infiltrates through this school system and is evident at all levels. The only thing that can turn things around is a change in leadership.
As a parent of a sixth grader at this school I have been continuously dissapointed with the academic programs that are in place. They have alot of programs for kids who are 'gifted' but for those who struggle academically they offer you nothing.It is totally left in the hands of the parent. We are in the process of looking for a school that has a higher standard for the success of individual students; this school in my opinion is not providing a safe positive enviorment for our children to learn and grow.
I have four children, 2 of which have graduated from Selah and two are currently in the intermediate school. My daughters who are currently in school are happy, well adjusted and have a teaching staff who cares. There is only so much that staff can do. Parents need to do their part. I have experienced several occasions over the years when I have been thankful for the concerns of the Selah school district staff. You are great! Thank you for making the world of education a better and safe place for my daughters! -Cathy Johnson (Mabee)
My vote is not complete. I am hoping I will in the end have a good experience with Selah School district. I have found a lack of interest in the Emotional Health of the Students. due to pervasive student to student verbal abuse and some violent threats which have been daily and taken their toll on my child. When given a Note by our Physician to stay home and turn in homework from home..I was never informed this note was only good for 23 days till recently when no homework was available for my student to complete at home. I am waiting for this to be explained .No one seems to have a plan for the escalating issues of abuse taking place in this district.An estimated that 160,000 students stay home in the US daily, due to fear of abuse and violence. Please ask your child and their friends do they feel safe?
All three of my children have attended this school district their entire lives. I find these schools to be extremely hard to deal with. They are snotty and I have not come across a teacher yet that could teach my children in a manner that was understandable. I have always encouraged my children to go back to the teacher to get further instructions if they don't understand and not once has a teacher been willing to help them. They will tell them to go sit down and try to figure it out. The several times I have volunteered at the school with my children's classes, I had a hard time figuring out (and sometimes couldn't) the things they were trying to teach. Made no since. This school district is so concerned with looking good and putting on a show, they are teaching the wrong fundamentals.
I have children in this district and a son at this school. I am disappointed with the school and their lack of support for students. My son was bullied for a whole month and I had to witness it before the school would do anything. Many parents I have spoken with feel the same and some are even moving out of district because of this school. I am also considering leaving the district.
Don't know what the first parent is talking about... this is a great school. All three kids have gone to SIS, and we've been very happy. The staff is awesome, the parents are very involved, and I only have positive regards for Selah Schools!
This school is biased, can not separate from church and state, principal has no back bone, just tells you what you want to hear then does NOTHING about the issue. Feel sorry for students.
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This app has so many glitches! I would NEVER in a million years recommend this app to anyone! I promise you will hate it! I tried so manny times to post a picture but it just goes back to my home screen automatically! It gets really annoying. I only had this app for about 10 minutes then I couldn't stand it anymore and I deleted it! I would advise you not to waste your time and just find another app. I suggest Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter. I also would suggest Facebook or Tumblr. Of course there is also Vine which is pretty good too. Please listen to this and do not ignore this! I am not the only one who is saying this! Read the other reviews and see what I mean! Anyway, please, I advise you to not waste your time and go find another app because this one will not do it for ya!
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Cuts off all my pics---so then I get a black line through them. Bummer. I liked how easy this was to use but it's annoying now.
Nothing better than a whole brunch of glitches!!! I hate this app!! Needs a update then I will be satisfied!😣 please update!!!
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Carrot and Beet Puree
In one of my favorite food books, French Kids Eat Everything, Karen LeBillon recommends doing a lot of purees to introduce new foods to both babies and older children who might otherwise shy away from a new food AND a new texture. Beets are one of the those foods, I think. To be honest, I've never been a huge beet fan, so I like the orange and sweet carrot complement that mutes but doesn't totally hide the earthier beet flavor.
This recipe calls for either golden or striped German honey beets since they both have a milder beet flavor and aren't nearly as messy as their red counterparts. I used these striped beets since we found some lovely ones at the farmers' market over the weekend.
Feel free to omit the spices if your baby is brand new to solids. We started introducing little whispers of spices after a month or so of eating solid foods and gradually increased the amount. Now my toddler happily eats Sriracha and curries, but you're the parent: do what you feel comfortable with.
3 big carrots, rinsed and peeled
1 fist-sized golden or striped beet, rinsed well and peeled
dash of powdered ginger and allspice
In a steamer, bring an inch or two of water to boil. While the water is boiling, chop your veggies. The carrots will cook faster, so just cut them in half. The beets take awhile, so cut the beet into quarters and then quarter those quarters. Put the veggies in the steamer and cover with a lid. Make sure that water doesn't actually touch the vegetables – just the steam. Cook for 10-15 minutes, or until the beets are soft. Puree in a blender or food processor with a dash of ginger and allspice. Makes about 1 cup of baby food.
*Update: A friend made this and her babies still weren't on board with beets, so she added a spoonful of applesauce, which made all the difference for them.
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Chandler High football coach Jim Ewan is trying to look at the lighter side of things as the Wolves prepare for a rematch Friday with Gilbert in the first round of the 5A Division I state playoffs.
At this point, he has to.
"We may be the fastest team on crutches this week," Ewan said.
Ewan's reference is to a number of Chandler's top skill-position players who are dinged heading into a second meeting in three weeks with Gilbert.
Senior running back/defensive back Bryce Lamb had his knee X-rayed and also had an MRI, both of which came back negative. Sophomore running back Taylor Walstadt, who garnered most of the carries last week with leading rusher Jamil Hines on the shelf, suffered a sprained ankle against Hamilton. Walstadt is questionable, and Hines is also questionable while trying to recover from an Achilles pull. Lamb, Walstadt and Hines all sat our practice Monday.
Wide receiver Markus Wheaton suffered a thigh contusion against Hamilton but was able to practice Monday.
After a promising start, Seton Catholic's second year in 4A-II ended the same way its first one did, with a five-game losing streak.
First-year coach Rex Bowser, though, said all in all, it wasn't a bad season.
Despite not fielding a junior varsity team last year, the Sentinels improved their record from 2-8 to 5-6, were in playoff contention until the final game and ended up missing the postseason by only 1.5 power points.
Additionally, all six losses were to teams that did qualify for the playoffs, and three of those games were in doubt late. The Sentinels had the lead in the fourth quarter against Queen Creek (before losing 39-35) and in the third quarter against Arcadia (47-35), and were tied heading into the fourth quarter against Tempe (30-16).
"That shows this program isn't years away, it's a few plays away," Bowser said.
Desert Vista is one of the hottest teams in 5A-I entering the playoffs. The fourth-seeded Thunder won their second Central Region title under coach Dan Hinds and had their most regular-season wins since 2003.
How did they do this after losing the state's best player — defensive end/running back Devon Kennard — early in the season, changing quarterbacks and never having a healthy offensive or defensive line ?
Must have been the halftime speech.
In the final six games of the regular season, the Thunder outscored opponents 92-39 after intermission, including 45-13 in region games.
Chaparral shortstop Jordan Weymouth will sign a letter of intent to play baseball at the University of Texas on Wednesday.
Weymouth, a senior who has played center field and second base for the Firebirds, will be a third-year starter this spring, and may see time on the mound or the middle infield.
He hit .390 with 32 runs and 22 RBIs last spring for the 4A-I state champions.
Chaparral running back Dwayne Garrett earned Scottsdale Quarterback Club offensive player of the week honors for the second straight week after rushing for 255 yards and four touchdowns in Friday's 45-28 win over Cave Creek Cactus Shadows.
Coronado defensive end David Breese earned defensive honors by collecting seven tackles, a sack and a fumble recovery in a win over Arcadia.
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The hostel also has private rooms with double and single beds. A comfortable fully equipped kitchen, a large dining room. The hostel also offers spaces well distributed, comfortable, where you find everything you need. The hostel has computers with Internet access, cable TV with DVD and home theater, game table. All common areas in the hostel served with wireless internet.
The addition of the activities of Punta del Este Maldonado historic circuit comprises several areas of interest: Dragon Quarter, is located 2 blocks from the hostel. Site hugely important story because here Blandengues entered the body of our national hero Jose Artigas. In the same block, we found the museum Garcia Uriburo sculptural works especially valuable. Against this museum is the Fernandino Theater, which offers year-round high-level performances. We found 2 blocks from the hostel San Fernando Cathedral, beautiful colonial church in Uruguay.
A few blocks from the hostel are located other sites worth visiting as the Torre del Vigia, Mazzoni Museum, Museum of American Art, etc.
We can not forget that a few meters from the hostel is our 'House of Culture', with a theater that offers extremely varied range of music, humor, dance, besides plays with casts of Uruguay and abroad.
In the pedestrian Sarandi 4 blocks from the hostel to find an attractive shopping.
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Defiance In this new episode Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas) returns to Defiance and is promptly arrested, but the Major Pottinger (James Murray) offers Nolan (Grant Bowler) a deal for her release. 8 p.m. Syfy
Rookie Blue Series regular Gregory Smith doubles as director one more for this the new episode of the police drama. Oliver Becker, Missy Peregrym, Peter Mooney and Ben Bass also star. 9 p.m. ABC
Dominion Alex (Christopher Egan) tries to reject his new role as the Chosen One in this new episode. 9 p.m. Syfy
Last Comic Standing In this new episode Cheryl Hines mentors contestants as they compete in sketch comedy. 10 p.m. NBC
NY Med Manhattan's New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Newark's University Hospital are the settings as this unscripted series begins its second season. Dr. Mehmet Oz is the most famous physician featured, but others return from the show's first season. 10 p.m. ABC
Beyond Scared Straight The dramatic documentary series that tries to help troubled teenagers by showing them the realities of life behind bars returns for a new season. 10 p.m. A&E
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With a $6 million prize fund, Dota 2 is now one of the world's biggest sports May 21, 2014 at 2:45 pm
Valve's annual Dota 2 tournament — The International — is now one of world's biggest sporting events. Thanks to the Valve's most excellent shepherding of both the game and the 5-versus-5 MOBA genre, an ingenious crowdfunding scheme, and the continuing growth of spectator esports, The International now has a total prize fund of over $6 million. The winning team will take home somewhere in the region of $3 million. To put that into perspective, that's more than all but the top sports professionals take home in a year. How did Dota 2, which only left beta testing last year, become one of the world's biggest sports in the world?
Why we can't have nice things: Valve programmer discusses wretched state of OpenGL May 13, 2014 at 2:31 pm
A Valve developer has unloaded on all three of the major GPU vendors for their lousy support for OpenGL development — and while they all have different problems, the end result is a weak ecosystem with erratic drivers and half-baked API implementations.
Virtually perfect: The past, present, and future of VR May 2, 2014 at 2:52 pm
Virtual reality is currently the hot new thing in the world of gaming. If these technology giants actually execute on the promise of "VR that doesn't suck," virtual reality has the potential to invigorate the industry like nothing else before. However, the Rift and Morpheus have decades of VR failure to fight against. Even if the finished products are solid, can they convince the average consumer that virtual reality is worth the investment?
Windows apps announced for Xbox One: Is Steam in the cards? April 3, 2014 at 4:28 pm
Are you ready for full-fledged Windows apps on your Xbox One? As revealed at the Build 2014 conference, Microsoft is hard at work to deliver universal applications across all of its platforms — including the Xbox One.
Sony announces Project Morpheus VR helmet for the PS4 March 19, 2014 at 6:01 am
Virtual reality just went mainstream. After the Oculus Rift prototype blew the doors off in 2012, it was only a matter of time until larger companies moved in on the concept of modern VR gaming. Sony just unveiled its plans to release a VR headset for the PS4, and this just might be the Oculus Rift's first real competition.
OnLive resurrected, allows you to stream your Steam games to any device March 6, 2014 at 7:45 am
OnLive collapsed in 2012, but now the company is back under new management. Revamped subscriptions aim to convert more people into paying customers by sweetening the deal with Steam game streaming.
Valve: Trust us, our VAC anti-cheat software isn't interested in your porn-surfing habits February 18, 2014 at 12:10 pm
Over the weekend, it emerged that Valve's Anti-Cheat software (VAC) was scanning your computer's internet history and reporting a list of visited websites back to Valve. Obviously, the internet immediately entered a state of privileged outrage, spitting apoplectically and claiming that Valve was spying on our porn-surfing habits. According to Valve CEO Gabe Newell, though, who took to Reddit to officially respond to the claims, VAC does nothing of the sort — it does search your internet history, but it only looks for very specific markers left behind by certain cheats. Your surfing history is never sent to Valve, and they don't care about which porn sites you visit.
SteamOS now has Windows installer, dual-boot option, AMD and Intel GPU driver support January 23, 2014 at 11:35 am
Since SteamOS was first released in December 2013, Valve has been quick to squash bugs and add much-needed functionality. It still isn't clear when Valve will launch the final version of SteamOS (hopefully later this year), but it took a big step forward recently by releasing an ISO version that includes an easy-to-use Windows installer and dual-boot functionality. SteamOS also recently gained support for AMD and Intel GPUs.
14 Steam Machines compared, to find out which is the fastest, and which is best value for money January 16, 2014 at 11:35 am
At CES 2014, Valve unveiled 14 new Steam Machines that will (probably) be released in 2014. These machines, produced by over a dozen manufacturers, span the gamut when it comes to hardware specs — from the beastly Origin PC Chronos with two Nvidia GTX Titans, all the way down to some console-like boxes priced at $500, with mid-range CPUs and graphics cards. With so many price points and hardware variations, it's fairly hard to work out which Steam Machine gives you the best bang for the buck. Fortunately, the folks over at Futuremark have got us covered.
Valve removes touchscreen from Steam Controller, replaces it with regular buttons January 16, 2014 at 10:36 am
Valve's Steam Machine and its paired Steam Controller are still in early beta, so we should expect both small and drastic changes to various aspects of both devices. When the Steam Controller was revealed, it was announced that a small touchscreen would be placed in the center of the pad, making it somewhat like a miniature version of the Wii U tablet. Now, Valve has decided to nix the idea of the touchscreen altogether, and replace it with regular, physical buttons.


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The future of scholarly communication: US efforts to bring warring factions to common purpose in support of scholarship :
« Key stakeholders in scholarly communication have been at odds over the purpose, mission and business models of publishing. This piece reviews developments in the United States but with a particular focus on efforts at reestablishing common purpose, such as (1) the Scholarly Publishing Roundtable created in June 2009 by the Chairman of Science and Technology Committee of the US House of Representatives; (2) the Task force of the Association of American Universities and Association of Research Libraries established in 2012 to focus on university presses, scholarly journals and institutional repositories; and (3) the Office of Science and Technology Policy Memorandum of February 22, 2013 on Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded Scientific Research. »
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Petron overwhelms Barako Bull for lead
Petron Blaze won a fifth straight game by outplaying Barako Bull, 112-87, yesterday and all but clinched a place in the PBA Governors' Cup playoffs at Smart Araneta Coliseum.
"We played really well tonight," Petron coach Gee Abanilla said. "(But) it kind of put us in a tricky situation. The danger for me is that if we believe the hype, the things we hear, they could be cause for complacency.
"We haven't done anything special yet," the young coach added. "Our goal is to make the semifinals (outright). We need to keep believing in the system, work on our chemistry and stay grounded."
Elijah Millsap scored 31 points and had nine rebounds before sitting out the last 13:47 for the Boosters, and Arwind Santos had 20 points in 30 minutes as Petron raised its league-leading record to 5-1 while dealing the Energy just a second loss in five games.
In the second game, Meralco rode on Mario West's big third quarter and put on a defensive show to turn back Alaska, 84-74.
West had 20 of his 32 points in the third period, outscoring the Aces, who had 19 in that stretch, by himself as the Bolts notched their third win in five matches.
Meralco also held Wendell McKines to 13 points and dropped Alaska to a 2-2 slate.
"We did a good job on McKines and we didn't give him too many open looks," said Meralco coach Ryan Gregorio.
Petron also made Michael Singletary and Emman Monfort bleed for their points, putting the entire Barako Bull offense in disarray in the early going, and went on top by 29 points in the third period.
The 5-foot-6 Monfort was held to just four points in the first half. He finished with 12 after coming into the game averaging close to 18 points.
Chris Lutz came off the bench and was the third Booster in twin digits with 19, and Abanilla had the luxury of clearing his bench early in the fourth period with the result beyond doubt.
Meanwhile, Globalport tries to nail a third win today when the Batang Pier clash with powerhouse San Mig Coffee at 5:15 p.m. at Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay. Barangay Ginebra tests Air21 right after that.
The scores:
First Game
PETRON 112—Millsap 31, Santos 20, Lutz 19, Kramer 9, Fajardo 6, Lassiter 6, Cabagnot 5, Lanete 4, Miranda 4, Deutchman 3, Yeo 3, Hubalde 2, Sison 0, Tubid 0, Ildefonso 0.
BARAKO 87—Singletary 26, Seigle 18, Buenafe 16, Monfort 12, Pennisi 8, Marcelo 4, Macapagal 3, Jensen 0, Bulawan 0, Weinstein 0, Intal 0, Cruz 0, Pena 0.
Quarters: 24-15, 58-38, 93-69, 112-87
Second Game
MERALCO 84—West 32, Wilson 15, Hugnatan 12, Cardona 9, Guevarra 7, Hodge 6, Reyes 2, Ross 1, Timberlake 0, Artadi 0, Salvacion 0.
ALASKA 74—McKines 13, CAsio 12, Thoss 10, Baguio 10, Abueva 9, Hontiveros 9, Espinas 4, Dela Cruz 4, Jazul 3, Ramos 0, Eman 0, Belasco 0.
Quarters: 14-19, 32-30, 62-49, 84-74
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UPDATE: The men's team won its opener on November 6 by the score of 85-60. The women's team did not play due to a forfeiture from the opposing team.
Meet the 2013-14 Men's & Women's Fox Valley Technical College basketball teams. Both teams compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
Go Foxes! Action begins Wednesday night, November 6 for both teams at home against UW-Washington County.
*All home games are played at UW-Fox Valley on Midway Road in Menasha.
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