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Troubled financial services giant AMP said it had failed to agree on the final sum of a termination payout after discussions with former chief executive Paul Batchelor, but had nonetheless paid him a $2.1 million 'golden handshake'. more
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Newhart's long TV history includes the 1970s "The Bob Newhart Show," "Newhart" in the 1980s and "Bob" in the '90s. His first TV series was a variety show that aired in 1961.
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Game Night 11/10: Monarchs at FalconsSubmitted by pete on November 10, 2005 - 21:33
Sickening. MAN-6 SPR-5 (SO) To blow a 3 goal lead in less than five minutes in inexcusable. There's good points and there bad points (used to be good ties and bad ties, but the cliche has to change with the times), tonight was a bad point for the Springfield Falcons. And there's not a heck of a lot more you can say about it. Game sheet from [url=http://stats.theahl.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=1001190]TheAHL.com.[/url]
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Eklund/Tarnasky Reassigned to SpringfieldSubmitted by pete on November 9, 2005 - 14:46
The Tampa Bay Lightning have [url=http://www.falconsahl.com/detpages/pressbox2810.shtml]reassigned Brian Eklund and Nick Tarnasky to Springfield of the AHL.[/url] Both players will be available for the Falcons' game Thursday at home against Manchester. As a consequence, expect Jonathan Boutin and perhaps one skater to be reassigned to Johnstown of the ECHL within the next 24-48 hours. The Chiefs' next game is Friday night against Trenton at home.
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Falcons/Lightning Looking to Extend AffiliationSubmitted by pete on November 8, 2005 - 09:51
According to the Springfield Republican, Falcons GM/Owner Bruce Landon is preparing to fly to Tampa in early December to hammer out a long term extention for the single affiliation agreement the team has with the Tampa Bay Lightning through the year 2010. The deal would coincide with the length of time left on the Falcons' lease with the newly rennovated Mass Mutual Center. The two organization's current affiliation agreement expires this summer.
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Game Night 11/6: Wolf Pack at FalconsSubmitted by pete on November 6, 2005 - 18:34
It was a tough spot to be in as a team. The Falcons were playing their third game in three nights and their fourth without starting netminder Brian Eklund who was still up with the Lightning. Something had to give... I just had hoped it wouldn't be against a division opponent the Falcons were tied with in 1st in the division. But the dam finally broke in the third period. HFD-5 SPR-3 Rookie Gerald Coleman took the loss stopping 24 of 28 shots. The positives: Jason Jaspers continued the season of his lifetime with a goal and an assist and Zbynek Hrdel notched his first AHL point. Still, the hope has to be that by next weekend the callup situation will be resolved and possibly Eklund and one or two of the forwards will be back with the team. Game sheet from [url=http://stats.theahl.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=1001185]TheAHL.com.[/url]
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Game Night 11/5: Falcons at BearsSubmitted by pete on November 5, 2005 - 21:40
To go into Wilkes-Barrie/Scranton and Hershey on back to back nights and steal 3 out of 4 points is outstanding. Period. SPR-2 HER-3 (SO) Jonathan Boutin stopped 50 of 52 shots faced. [b]50 saves[/b] in his AHL debut. That's not a typo. And he had an assist on top of that. That's not a typo either. Rightfully he earned #1 star of the game even in a shootout defeat. It's a shame he couldn't make that one more save late in the 3rd period or that the Falcons' final three shooters in the shootout couldn't get that one more talley for the rookie. The irony is that if this game was played under the NHL's shootout rules, Boutin wins. Ryan Vesce was outstanding again with two goals in regulation and he scored in the shootout for Springfield as well. The rookie now has 4 goals and 10 points in 10 games and it may well be time for the Lightning to consider purchasing his contract from the Falcons and making him officially a member of the Lightning family. Just my opinion. Game sheet can be found at [url=http://stats.theahl.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=1001171]TheAHL.com.[/url]
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SET SYNOPSIS: Of all the cinematic New Waves that broke over the world in the 1960s, the one in Czechoslovakia was among the most fruitful, fascinating, and radical. With a wicked sense of humor and a healthy streak of surrealism, a group of fearless directors - including eventual Oscar winners Miloa Forman and J�n Kad�r - began to use film to speak out about the hypocrisy and absurdity of the Communist state. A defining work was the 1966 omnibus film Pearls of the Deep, which introduced five of the movement's essential voices: Vera Chytilov�, Jaromil Jirea, Jir� Menzel, Jan Nemec, and Evald Schorm. This series presents that title, along with five other crucial works that followed close on its heels, one from each of those filmmakers - some dazzlingly experimental, some arrestingly realistic, all singular expressions from a remarkable time and place.
Pearls of the Deep: A manifesto of sorts for the Czech New Wave, this five-part anthology shows off the breadth of expression and the versatility of the movement's directors. Based on stories by the legendary writer Bohumil Hrabal, the shorts range from the surreally chilling to the caustically observant to the casually romantic, but all have a cutting, wily view of the world.
Eclipse Series 32 - Pearls of the Czech New Wave (Disc 2 of 4): Daisies / A Report on the Party and Guests (1966)
Daisies: Maybe the New Wave's most anarchic entry, Vera Chytilov�'s absurdist farce follows the misadventures of two brash young women. Believing the world to be "spoiled," they embark on a series of pranks in which nothing - food, clothes, men, war - is taken seriously. Daisies is an aesthetically and politically adventurous film that's widely considered one of the great works of feminist cinema.
A Report on the Party and Guests: In Jan Nemec's surreal fable, a picnic is rudely transformed into a lesson in political hierarchy when a handful of mysterious authority figures show up. This allegory about oppression and conformity was banned in its home country but became an international success after it premiered at the New York Film Festival.
Eclipse Series 32 - Pearls of the Czech New Wave (Disc 3 of 4): Return of the Prodigal Son (1967)
Return of the Prodigal Son: Evald Schorm was one of the most politically outspoken of the Czech New Wave filmmakers. This raw psychological drama about an engineer unable to adjust to the world around him following his suicide attempt is at heart a scathing portrait of social alienation and moral compromise.
Eclipse Series 32 - Pearls of the Czech New Wave (Disc 4 of 4): Capricious Summer / The Joke (1968-1969)
Capricious Summer: Two years after his worldwide hit Closely Watched Trains, Jir� Menzel directed this amusing idyll about three middle-aged men whose mellow summer is interrupted by the arrival of a circus performer and his beautiful assistant. A meditation on aging and sex, shot in warm, sun-dappled color, Capricious Summer is one of the New Wave's loveliest reveries.
The Joke: Jaromil Jirea's brilliant adaptation of Milan Kundera's novel tells the fragmentary tale of a man expelled from the Communist Party because of a political joke. After "rehabilitation" in the mines and a stint in prison, he hatches a revenge plot against the former friend who betrayed him. Made near the end of the Czech New Wave, The Joke is acknowledged as one of its greatest works.


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Is BARC having a Hamfest? Yes, but not as the Greater Baltimore Hamboree and Computerfest. The fairground had management issues and the long time manager of the fairgrounds is now gone. The facilities are in need of repair. On top of that the price to rent the building was over $14,000 by the time we paid for trash, security and heat. Instead, we changed the date and location. We will be on Fathers Day at the Arcadia Carnival Grounds. it is a better location and better chance of good weather. While more outside, the rental of the space goes to a volunteer fire company. They have a large area - which is used for events such as the Maryland Steam Show, there are regular Demolition Derby and Mud Bog events, also the Blue Grass Festival - Plenty of parking and space for outdoor tailgating and vendors.
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We had a blast as we operated as Special Event Station W3B from 8 PM EDT Friday, September 12th through 10 PM Sunday, September 14th 2014 commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Baltimore and the writing of the Star Spangled Banner. This was the actual 200th anniversary. Thank you to those operators who helped with the event. QSLs for W3B are only for this timeframe.
QSL any of our contacts (any on-air activity): US-send SASE; DX-send SAE w/$1USD or use the bureau). For any direct mailing, an SASE or postage is required. Our mailing address is "Baltimore Amateur Radio Club-W3FT, P O Box 120, Reisterstown, MD 21136"; please mark your inbound envelope with the event name (if applicable). Logbook of the World was loaded.
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Family pie crust recipe from The Peach Truck/Pearson Farm—a tried & true delicious old family recipe for making the perfect pie crust for peach pie or any kind!
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You will love this simple, flavorful recipe. Easily customizable with halibut, catfish, or other types of seafood as well!
Great dish with an equally great origin. Chef Mike Ross shares that this fave Cafe special was inspired by a CSA box that his restaurant receives weekly through season. One week, Chef Ross opened his box to discover nice peppers, tomatoes, and other recipe ingredients. Since his specials are largely dictated by what is fresh and in season—a shakshouka seemed like just the thing. The dish has North African origins but is popular in Israel as well. Chef Ross prefers to use duck eggs, but hen's eggs are great also. Enjoy!
Wow. Incredible and surprisingly easy (though it doesn't taste like it was!). Highland morning recommends making the pancakes large (c. 8 inches) to serve as the basis for the berry compote and yogurt. Play and enjoy!
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Ackee and saltfish is a traditional Jamaican dish, internationally known as Jamaica's national dish. The ackee fruit was imported to Jamaica from West Africa. This dish can be garnished with crisp bacon and fresh tomatoes, and is usually served as breakfast or dinner alongside breadfruit, hard dough bread, dumplings, fried plantain, or boiled green bananas.This dish is usually eaten on Sundays in Jamaica, but it can be eaten on any day of the week. Enjoy!
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Spatchcock is simply an easy, fast way to roast a whole chicken. This can be done on the grill or in the oven—turns out deliciously either way. The oven recipe is at the link. On the grill: cut & season the chicken as directed; lay it cut-side down on several layers of foil; wedge orange quarters around it; top with fresh rosemary; & wrap foil tightly around it. Set one side of your grill to high, the other to low. Set chicken on low side, cover the grill ,& cook for 30 minutes. Open the foil at the top, then continue cooking covered for another 15-25 minutes or until the meat reaches 165 degrees in its thickest part. Spatchcock & let us know how it goes!
A winter crowd-pleaser with great ingredients sourced from Market. Spices & more can be found at International Market, andouille from Wild & Local or Nooley's., & tomato juice cocktail from Howell's Farm replaces the original recipes V-8 to make it deliciously Tennessee. From a great restaurant in Louisville, KY who knows a thing or two about crowd-pleasing, it's definitely a "where the locals eat" place. Enjoy!
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Thanks to our amis up north in Canada [5], Day 2 here yesterday at Food Republic HQ was filled with fun French comments and lots of pro-Québec feelings. Which reminded us of how much we love poutine, which we actually just had at Mile End [6], where Montréal meets Brooklyn. I mean, let's face it: gravy, cheese curds and skin-on french fries—what's not to love?
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What's simpler than tender flank steak, stir-fried with tomato wedges and red chiles, and served over a bed of Chinese broccoli? In my book, simplicity in the cooking is simply good cooking.
Editor's note: Steam some rice while you're blanching the broccoli and making the stir-fry, and you've got a full meal ready to go.
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In the sensational Trombay special school rape and molestation case, statements of the two victims have been recorded before the magistrate. Police sources have said that the statements will bolster their case against the accused, the peon of the school.
"The two victims have given their statements before the magistrate under section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Once the investigation into the case is over, we will file a charge sheet," said Sadanand Date, joint commissioner of police (crime).
On March 23, Trombay police had arrested Rajesh Tare, a resident of Govandi. Tare was working as a peon with the Children and Society Secondary School when he had allegedly raped a girl and molested another in the toilet inside the school premises. The incident came to light when the victims narrated their ordeal to a counsellor from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). Following this, a complaint was lodged with the Trombay police.
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ANAHEIM – Grant Green didn't know what to expect when he came to the Angels in a midseason trade with Oakland. The starting second base job certainly wasn't on his mind.
Yet the rookie from Canyon High and USC has moved seamlessly into the Angels starting lineup after going hitless in 15 at-bats with the A's. He's making the most of his time in the lineup – however long that might be.
Green is batting .433 in 30 at-bats and reached base safely in 9 of his first 10 games with the Angels. He went 5 for 11, with two doubles, in a four-game series against the New York Yankees and went 1 for 3 with an RBI in the series opener Friday against Houston.
He failed to get a hit in Saturday's game against Houston, going 0 for 4.
"I'm getting more repetitions here, just playing more," Green said before Saturday's game. "I think I've already played more games here than I did in Oakland in the two weeks I was there. It's nice to know, that even if I have a bad day I'll have another opportunity."
Green said he didn't suddenly become a superstar hitter just because he changed venues. He said the opportunity to play every day in place of injured Howie Kendrick (hyper-extended knee) has enabled him to gain a level of confidence he didn't find in Oakland.
"When you get one start in a series, and not many ABs (at-bats), it's hard to improve (it's difficult) to keep going after that," he said.
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Hacknet v1.23Mar 6, 2012 Full Version 6 comments
Patch 1.23 of Hacknet, fixing several issues that were reported, and some other bugs with save files.
A terminal-based hacking game, following the story of a recently deceased hacker Bit, whose death may not have been the accident the media reports. LAN Multiplayer allows you to go head to head hacking competitively, to compromise the other's computer first.
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Hacknet is back in full development - in fact is has been for a long time now! Lots of new features, new missions, new programs (new everything) are in. The story now splits into multiple paths, that are completely different. It's making development take a lot longer, but should improve the game significantly. The paths play quite differently - Hacknet watches your actions and you'll end up with a different game depending on what attitude you take towards things. It's exciting times!
Patch 1.23 of Hacknet, fixing several issues that were reported, and some other bugs with save files.
Hacknet Version 1.22 Fixes many bugs, and adds some small features.
The Full Version 1.2 of Hacknet - fixed every reported bug, added saves and improved some terminal functions to be more like their *nix equivalents.
The full alpha version of Hacknet. This version has both single player and multiplayer options. Patch 1.1 - fixed many bugs of the initial release and...
instead of using the current network map, have you thought of using a address list?
I used to play another game of this style called Uplink. It used both a list and a net map. though, I usually ended up using the list as I gained more IPs
Thanks for the suggestion - Uplink was one of the major inspirations for the game. I was considering a list, but ended up going with a map, mostly because it looked better, and relationships between nodes were more obvious. I'll consider adding a list mode in a future version if i can find a good way to do it.
I have the same problem with FTPbounce.
Executing it with 'exe FTPBounce 21' says that that's the wrong port for the program.
I noticed that it's available on two servers (the one where you're told to get it, and the mission one), though I can't download it from the mission one.
I had the same problem. spent quite some time trying to figure if I had done something wrong. hope it gets fixed soon. cant seem to get past it
I experience Crashes when starting single player! When I move the cursor to netmap, the game crashes. What should I do?
Hm, that's interesting. Can you try again and let me know at what point exactly it happens? (I.E: Mousing over a node in the netmap - that could be a problem).
Yes, I'm mousing over a node in the netmap - the game is crashed.
And I have the same problem with FTPbounce.
Guess i'm not the only one stuck at FTPbounce, i thought i was doing something wrong.
Wow, just finished the singleplayer and i really loved it. I had no problem with the executables, all worked fine for me. That goes for the tracer and the virus too.
One thing that kinda annoyed me is that you can't go back in a filesystem using a console command. Tried commands like "cd\", "cd..", "back", pressing backspace, anything that i could think of. If there is actually a way to do it, except clicking with the mouse, i guess i was too dumb to find it.
Another thing that i would like to do is remove specific files without having to write down the whole thing. You know, like writing "rm Se*" and delete all the files that start with "Se".
Also, some emails were longer than the available part of the screen and they were messing with the hud. Some scroll feature for them would be nice.
A similar problem with the above exists when writing huge commands, like having to delete a file with a large name. You couldn't see what you were writing, so if there was doubt you had to delete the command and write it again. Having the console below so it covers the entire screen could solve this issue.
Anyway, i wrote too much. Fact is that i liked this way too much and i really hope that you will continue developing it into a full polished title with more features etc.
Thanks for making it. Keep it up.
Hey, thanks for the feedback!
You actually can go back a directory using "cd .." (you need the space there). I think it explains that in the tutorial too - I might try and make it a bit more clear.
It sounds like you were playing on a pretty small resolution - the game was designed to run optimally at 1280x800 - I'm guessing yours was a bit lower than that? I didn't really spend much tie optimizing for smaller (and in some cases, larger) screens - so i can do some work there.
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks!
You can also use Tab to finish out a filename. Just start typing the beginning of a file, hit tab, and the rest of the name will be filled out for you as long as nothing else matches what you've typed so far.
To go back: "cd .."
Damn, so i was doing it wrong. Thanks for that, dude.
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Toll from Israel Gaza strikes now 15 militants
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip The worst violence between Israel and the Gaza Strip in nearly a year entered its second day on Saturday, as Israeli aircraft killed 15 militants, according to Palestinian health officials. Militants responded by firing nearly 100 rockets, seriously wounding an Israeli civilian.
The airstrikes and rocket attacks could drag the volatile area into broader conflict especially if a large number of civilians are killed on either side.
On Saturday, the low whooshing noise of militants firing rockets from border areas toward Israel was palpably heard inside Gaza City. Israeli drones hovered in the skies above. Tens of thousands of Palestinian mourners marched through the streets in funeral processions. They carried slain militants in coffins, their bodies too torn up to be wrapped in cloth, as Muslim tradition dictates. Masked militants sprayed machine gun fire above the mourners' heads in angry grief.
"Revenge, revenge!" chanted the crowds.
On Israel's southern border areas, residents were told to stay home and refrain from holding large outdoor events on Saturday.
The flare-up began Friday with a strike on militant commander Zuhair al-Qaissi, whom Israel said was planning an attack from the nearby Egyptian Sinai peninsula into the Jewish state. He was the leader of the Popular Resistance Committees, a group best known for the 2006 abduction of Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit. Schalit was freed last year in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.
The strike on al-Qaissi was the highest profile killing Israel has undertaken against militants in the coastal strip in several months.
Gaza militants then unleashed a barrage of rockets toward Israel's southern border communities. One rocket seriously wounded an Israeli civilian and sent families scattering into bomb shelters.
So far, militants have fired more than 95 rockets. The military said its air defense systems intercepted some 25 rockets before they landed.
In comparison, Palestinian militants fired some 50 rockets toward Israel in the three months preceding the flare up, a military spokesman said. He spoke anonymously in line with military regulations.
Egypt, which has helped arrange truces in the past, said Saturday it was trying to cobble together a cease-fire but hope seemed distant.
Palestinian militants said they would press on, accusing Israel of shattering the months of relative calm in the area.
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Mario Batali cooks all sorts of tasty stuff that you never will–beef- cheek ravioli, crispy pig's foot "Milanese," fennel-dusted sweetbreads. But that doesn't mean you can't steal a thing or two from the guy.
Ever since he opened Babbo twelve years ago, I've always dug how he sprinkles crackling crisp homemade breadcrumbs on top of certain pastas. It's one of those clever techniques that makes you wonder why you don't see it done more often, and why you don't try it at home.
Batali incorporates his fresh breadcrumbs mostly into pastas sauced with shellfish or with olive oil and vegetables (like the one above that I made with a batch of ramps from the greenmarket). But he's not that discriminating,
"Really, there's absolutely nothing I wouldn't put them on," Batali says. "They're not overpowering. They just add an excellent textural quality, as well as more of that big bread-oven smell and taste. And that's what Italians want. Italians don't like a lot of sauce on their pastas; they like that wheaty taste of the pasta itself."
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They'll last for several weeks in a tightly sealed container. Use them on all sorts of pastas (my pal Brett Martin swears by 'em for his anchovy-and-olive-oil pasta), sprinkle them on salad or on simply grilled fish. They're cheap, they're easy, they're a no-brainer.
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3. Tear it up.
4. Put the hunks in a food processor, and pulse it on and off for about 30 seconds till they're nicely ground, but still have some chunky bits. Really, it's up to you as to how fine (or not) you want them.
3. Empty the crumbs onto a sheet tray. Bake for about 30 minutes, shaking the tray once or twice, till the crumbs are golden and crunchy. Remove, cool, and pour into a container to store.
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1. Clean the ramps, and then chop them up, separating the white parts from the greens.
2. In a large pan over medium heat with a couple of good glugs of olive oil, sauté the white portions with a little salt for about 10 minutes, or until they start to take on a bit of color. Add the greens and sauté for another minute or so till they're wilted.
3. In the meantime, boil the pasta in generously salted water. Just before it's ready, take a coffee mug and scoop out a big cup of the pasta water.
4. Drain the pasta.
5. Pour the pasta water into the pan with the ramps. Bring it to a simmer and add a chunk of butter and swirl it about till it's melted. If you like red-pepper flakes, add a pinch now.
6. Pour the pasta directly into the pan. Toss it with a set of tongs for about a minute till it's nicely coated with the olive oil/butter/pasta water. There should be a lot of this liquid; remember, this is the sauce. One thing to consider doing is not adding all of the pasta at once. That way you can make sure the consistency is right, that it's wet and saucy enough, that the pasta doesn't absorb all the sauce. Do this a few times and you'll get the hang of it.
7. Divide the pasta between two bowls, taste for seasoning, and top with breadcrumbs. Bring a small bowl of extra breadcrumbs to the table. And if you feel like adding some freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano to the mix, I won't tell anyone. '
*Ramps, which grow wild, are in season now, mostly along the east coast. If you haven't had them, they're like really fragrant, garlicky scallions. Look for them at your local farmers' market.


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As the Middle East blazes in conflicts, it seems as if progress is impossible in attaining peace. But Lawrence Wright, journalist and frequent contributor to The New Yorker, takes us back to 1978, when President Jimmy Carter hosted Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. The surprising result was a peace accord, and 36 years later, it still holds. Peace between Israel and Egypt seemed remote at best. But after thirteen days, hunkered down at Camp David, the cultural conflicts, wounds suffered and grievances sliced open yet again, an unprecedented peace emerged. How did this happen? How did these three men and their aides manage to scrape together something that Israel and Egypt would embrace? Lawrence Wright tells the story better than anyone could. An expert in Arab policy and culture, Wright takes us through the thirteen days in September, each day rife with awkwardness, potential for abandonment, but each day full of personal and unmovable goals. But what they also possessed was commitment to an agreement, stubbornly shepherded by President Carter.
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Thermodynamic performance of a hybrid air cycle refrigeration system using a desiccant rotor
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Due to the concern on global warming, the demand for a system using natural refrigerant is increasing and many researches have been devoted to develop systems with natural refrigerants. Among natural refrigerant systems, an air cycle system has emerged as one of alternatives of Freon gas system due to environmentally friendly feature in spite of the inherent low efficiency. To overcome the technical barrier, this study proposed combination of multiple systems as a hybrid cycle to achieve higher efficiency of an air cycle system. The hybrid air cycle adopts a humidity control units such as an adsorber and a desorber to obtain the cooling effect from latent heat as well as sensible heat. To investigate the efficacy of the hybrid air cycle, the cooling performance of a hybrid air cycle is investigated analytically and experimentally. From the simulation result, it is found that COP of the hybrid air cycle is two times higher than that of the conventional air cycle. The experiments are conducted on the performance of the desiccant system according to the rotation speed in the system and displayed the feasibility of the key element in the hybrid air cycle system. From the results, it is shown that the system efficiency can be enhanced by utilization of the exhausted heat through the ambient heat exchanger with advantage of controlling the humidity by the desiccant rotor.
- Hirao, Y, Matsuda, J (1997) Review of air cycle for refrigeration. J Hydraul Pneum Technol 27: pp. 356-360
- Braun, JE, Bansal, PK, Groll, EA (2002) Energy efficiency analysis of air cycle heat pump dryers. Int J Refrig 25: pp. 954-965 CrossRef
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- 1. Department of Industrial Japanese, Yuhan University, Gyeonggi-do, 422-749, Korea
- 2. Korea Institute of Machinery and Material, Daejeon, Korea
- 3. Mechanical Solution Lab., Visual Display Division, Samsung Electronics, Suwon, 443-742, Korea
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It all started in 1957 when Mr Huber opened a small butcher shop in Waterloo Ontario using his family recipes and traditional meat processing methods, then in 1959 his brothers joined the company creating Pillars Sausages and delicatessens Ltd. From there they grew to becoming one of North America's largest producers of sausage and deli meats – even after 5 generations Pillers is still using their family traditions and methods as they did back in the 1950's.
In 2011, the company was acquired by Premium Brands Holdings Corporation and is now known as Piller's Fine Foods.
Pillers is always Gluten Free.
Premium Brands Holdings Corporation is a large Canadian corporation publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. It operates a large number of famous specialty food manufacturing businesses in British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec and in Washington State and Nevada State in the United States.
This Company has more than 25,000 customers and it holds a wide number of leading brands such as Audrey's, Bread Garden Express, B&C Foods, Deli Chef, Duso's, Hub City Fisheries, Freybe, Gloria's Best of Fresh, OvenPride, Creekside Bakehouse, Shahir, Grimm's, Harvest, Hamish & Enzo, Harlan's, Hempler's, Hygaard, McSweeney's, Maximum Seafood, Piller's, Quality Fast Foods, Centennial Foodserviceand SK Food Group.
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