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To prepare fruit, put about 2 qts fully ripe berries through food chopper using coarse blade or crush completely one layer at a time so that each berry is reduced to a pulp.
Measure sugar and 4 c prepared fruit into large saucepan, mix well, and bring to a full rolling boil over high heat.
Stir constantly before and while boiling.
Boil hard 1 min.
Remove from heat, and stir in liquid pectin.
Then stir and skim by turns for just 5 min to cool slightly, to prevent floating fruit.
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APRIL 14, 2008--The University of Wisconsin-River Falls will celebrate diversity with the annual Unity in the Community even on April 23 beginning at 10 a.m. on the mall of the University Center.
Visitors to UWRF will have the chance to experience a wide variety of cultural and ethnic events. Beginning the events will be a performance by the Break Dance Club. At 10:25 a.m. Joe Lande, a UWRF senior majoring in English, will recite poetry. At 10:40 a.m. the Desi Student Organization will be doing an Eastern Indian dance work called "Color Celebration."
At 11 a.m. the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin will present a Pow Wow, followed by the Kappa Alpha Psi from the University of Minnesota performing its steps at noon.
The UWRF Dance Club will perform at 12:30 p.m., with a UWRF Swing Dance Club performance following at 1 p.m. The last performance of the day will be the UWRF Jazz Ensemble at 1:30 p.m.
The movie "The Kite Runner" will be shown in the Kinnicinnic Theater in the University Center throughout the afternoon and evening. Around 3 p.m. state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf (R-River Falls) will give a presentation on Darfur. To find specific start times visit the events calendar at http://sa.uwrf.edu/ssp/ .
The Gyoto Monks will be creating sand art in the University Center, and the UC will be the site of information displays by student organizations and free bike tune-ups by the UWRF ECO Club.
The celebration will continue at 5:30 p.m. at Veteran's Park in downtown River Falls with other events and entertainment.
Unity in the Community is a joint initiative between UWRF, its Wyman Series and Diversity Awareness Committee, and the City of River Falls. Events are free and open to the public. For more information, please contact UWRF Student Services and Programs at 715-425-4444.
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No doubt some millennial whippersnapper will ask why, if you have a cell, anyone needs a wired home phone. Okay, maybe one line for fax but an actual non-battery table-top phone -- no way.
This is the 21st century. We need to apply our preventive focus to more than assuring we can swim in waters like the Hudson without it being a threat to our lives. We need this river to become a symbol of how we ended drowning and suicides, not a tragic reminder of the failure of prevention.
City folk often fantasize about trading in the urban hustle for something more quaint. The kind of place with a Main Street and a coffee joint and a bar where everybody knows their name.
Now is the time for the state and federal agencies responsible for the long-term health of the river to come together to forge an agreement with GE to achieve a clean Hudson. And now is the time for GE to "bring good things to life" in this American Heritage River.
My favorite course in college was one of the obvious and simple ones: Shakespeare. We read maybe 20 of the plays and talked about them. Our professor was an eccentric old Greek, Pete Phialas, who had been dragged out of retirement by a student of his.
The river is a tidal river and ebbs and floods twice a day. The swimmers swim with the ebb (the water moves south) once it starts to flood (the water moves north) swimming becomes a Sisyphean task.
There has been an alarming rise in the incidence of train accidents in the last two years involving the derailment of tanker cars carrying crude oil, spilling large volumes of toxic crude oil into waterways.
Given the North American urban renaissance, how much development can the highly desirable edge of a park absorb? How much vertical aspiration can our horizontal ideal accommodate?
New York only receives three percent of its power from coal-fired plants -- the dirtiest fossil fuel -- meaning it will have to look to other energy-saving measures to hit its mark.
I take in the full measure of this guy, who's pacing like a panther as I do my stretching. He's young and strong, with wide shoulders and a narrow waist. Twenty-five years and twenty-five pounds ago, I looked like that. And now, we're going running together.
There, a man with a flowing long white beard directed us to a deserted hotel, but no one answered the door. Cats howled in the night. Trees creaked as if about to crash down. We beat it out of Headless Horseman Park.
Ever since NJ Governor Christie cancelled funding for the Trans-Hudson ARC railroad tunnel to NY Penn Station, mass transit pundits seem to be at a lo...
Maybe it's because the authors lived here, but dozens of classic books for kids are set in the center of New York. Crickets in their pages hang out, not in cornfields, but in Midtown. Mice don't run down country lanes: They sail boats in Central Park.
A surge in the volume of crude oil transported across the U.S. -- and down the Hudson River, where our two organizations are engaged in protecting irreplaceable natural resources -- has greatly increased the likelihood of serious accidents.
Now, the Borough of Englewood Cliffs has permitted LG Electronics to move forward with the construction of a corporate tower--at a point where the protected strip of park land is only 1/8th mile deep.
In the middle of the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, a flag flutters, perfectly horizontal -- a good omen for sailors.
When Pete Seeger died at the age of 94 last week, he left three extraordinary legacies: all of them world-class. One was of music -- building audiences for folk music and making his own remarkable contributions to it.
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ARCANUM - Colton Metzger, 23, of Arcanum was arrested Thursday after the Darke County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Unit along with Darke County deputies executed a search warrant at 3540 Arcanum-Bearsmill Road.
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If you're shop told you your truck has leaf springs they don't know shit all.... I don't know of any trucks that use leave springs anymore. Your truck has struts on the front which is a spring and shock assembly. I'm not sure how the Pro Comps work but the Bilstein 5100's replace the shock part and have an adjustable c-clip to change where the spring retainer is which in turn changes the ride height of the truck (leveling it). That would be the ideal way for you to level your truck. Then if you want you can add the Bilsteins (or Pro Comp) shocks to the back as well for better ride quality.
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According to numerous reports, what has been rumored for days has come true: Shaka Smart is leaving VCU to become the University of Texas's next head basketball coach.
According to numerous reports, what has been rumored for days has come true: Shaka Smart is leaving VCU to become the University of Texas's next head basketball coach.
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Study ultrasound on a validated course with a long established tradition for excellence. You develop the ultrasound scanning skills required in a range of roles including allied health professionals, midwives, nurses, GPs and medics.
Study on a professionally accredited course.
Develop your skills in ultrasound scanning and enhance your career prospects.
Learn in an ultrasound teaching suite that replicates the work environment including a new ultrasound simulator.
Build your knowledge of ultrasound as you work allowing you to link theory to practice.
Part-time typically 12-24 months for each award stage, plus a dissertation for masters
Full-time typically nine months for each award stage.
For the part time postgraduate certificate and diploma routes, you attend on a day release basis, normally a Tuesday. The stand alone modules have a mixture of taught sessions and distance learning.
Full awards start in September and the stand alone modules start in September and January.
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The teaching, learning and assessment strategy has recently been enhanced by investment in a state-of-the-art ultrasound training simulator that enables an innovative approach to developing and assessing clinical ultrasound skills.
Develop your knowledge and skills as sonographer on a course that is validated by the Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE).
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undergo a rigorous academic experience, challenging you to explore, reflect on and conceptually analyse your professional experience.
The course leads to one of the following awards
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You can study the ultrasound scanning short course which provides the theoretical underpinning and clinical competencies in a narrow area of ultrasound. This module can be tailored to a range of ultrasound practice and is suitable for a range of practitioners. Examples include first trimester ultrasound scanning, deep vein thrombosis scanning, head and neck ultrasound and musculoskeletal ultrasound. You are assessed by the course team.
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While I often listen to music in the car, I NEVER do it on a bike. Not only is it distracting, but for me it ruins the ride. I now wear earplugs for every ride, and have been for some time. I wish now I had been doing it longer. Inever understood why someone would want to mess up a nice ride with music or any other audio.
too each their own.
the right music can easily accompany or even accentuate the right ride.
if it is distracting or possibly annoying (this is a mood thing) I change it or just turn it off entirely.
as anything, it's another tool in the kit of life. use it accordingly.
to answer the OP question.... SMH-10 with custom drivers/speakers (ok, not "custom"... different than those that came with smh-10.)
the drivers for the Koss KTX Pro1 headphones are the same as some dedicated motorcycle helmet speakers. idk if this is true, but they are cheap headphones to be destroyed for the purpose. to this end... I expect there are numerous headphones that could be donors for the cause.
the current helmet is a RPHA-Max... don't know what the actual helmet matters, but it's a modular which is really more the issue. I can't imagine using a helmet that isn't. they are all around helmets that keep taking a drink of water, looking at a map, fiddling with * or most any other basic task the simple straightforward process they should be instead of a major time consuming undertaking. (never mind the internal sun visor aspect that a few other types now have also. sunsets... flip it up. no need to pull over and change shields)
Bluetooth connection to iPhone. for music and various uses. as helmet, headset/speakers and music selection, I think the phone itself is a personal choice. listening to music... is not so much. although I find at times it can be a bother, in general either music , podcasts and talk shows I find to increase my attentiveness during particular rides. (droning long distance rides can otherwise be boring and attentiveness diminished)
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Transient phenomenon of laminar film condensation along a vertical flat plate under sinusoidal g-jitter has been analyzed, based on the same assumptions of Nusselt's analysis of film condensation where the heat transfer within the liquid film is by pure conduction. The momentum equation retains the transient term. The perturbed acceleration due to gravity has been assumed to be a sinusoidal function of time and frequency of oscillation for the simplicity. The resultant equation has been solved analytically and the velocity profiles and mass flow rate under such g-jitter has been simulated. It has been observed that at the different heights the velocity response with time is purely sinusoidal with different amplitude. Last but not the least; boundary layer thickness is also oscillating with time, hence heat transfer coefficient. However, the entire analysis is an extension of Nusselt's analysis of film condensation which includes transient response.
- Chen, Y, Sobhan, CB, Peterson, GP (2006) Review of condensation heat transfer in microgravity environments. J. Thermophys. Heat Transf. 20: pp. 353-360 CrossRef
- Faghri, A, Chow, LC (1991) Annular condensation heat transfer in microgravity environment. Int. Commun. Heat Mass Transfer 18: pp. 715-729 CrossRef
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- Masoud, SA, Al-Nimar, MA, Alkam, MK (2000) Transient film condensation on a vertical plate imbedded in porous medium. Transp. Porous Media 40: pp. 345-354 CrossRef
- Prasad, V, Jaluria, Y (1982) Transient film condensation on horizontal plate. Chem. Eng. Commun. 13: pp. 327-342 CrossRef
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I'm sorry about the lost pregnancy Kelly. Fingers crossed for your wishes after Christmas.
Good luck
I had an ectopic in Feb 2000, 2 weeks before my 1st trip to Disneyworld.
I lost a tube, it was hell, sometimes I still cry for the baby I lost, I called 'him' Ryan, it helped me.
Lizzie was born in May 2001, yes, I was scared, no terrified, but we got there.
As soon as you have any inkling that you may possibly be pregnant ask your doctor for a scan
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Awwww Good luck Kell.
It took me years and IVF to have my first angel, then after more IVF and several miscarriages I got my other wee angel. I now feel blessed with my very own family.
The emotions are such a big part of it. You need to allow yourself to feel sad, scared ect... so you can cope. Stay strong hun. xx
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In "The Quitter," first published in 1906, poet Robert William Service gives advice to those who want to give up:
"...'You're sick of the game!' Well, now, that's a shame.
You're young and you're brave and you're bright
'You've had a raw deal!' I know – but don't squeal,
Buck up, do your damnedest and fight.
It's the plugging away that will win you the day,
So don't be a piker, old pard!
Just draw on your grit; it's so easy to quit;
It's the keeping-your-chin-up that's hard. ..."
The most important message this home-grown philosopher brings to my mind is that for all of us, life gets difficult at times.
Service maintains that giving up is not an option. And staying on the path is an important message to pass on to children: Go to school when you want to, and go when you don't feel like it. Give to the poor, help someone with a heavy load, and make lemonade out of lemons.
When dealing with your child after a break up, it is often easier to say, "I can't make it today." You don't really want to see your ex, or the home that you used to live in. Not only that, it is hard saying goodbye to your child after you have had such a great weekend.
You even have to live with the fact that your former spouse hates your guts, no matter that the break up was quite a while ago.
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A comparison of the clinical effectiveness and costs of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing and independent medical prescribing: a post-test control group study
- Equal contributors
1 King's College London, Division of Health and Social Care Research, London SE1 8WA, UK
2 King's College London, Centre for the Economics of Mental Health, Health Services Research Department, Institute of Psychiatry, Box P024, De Crespigny Park, London SE5 8AF, UK
3 University of Southampton, School of Health Sciences, University Road, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, UK
4 King's College London, Pharmaceutical Science Division, Department of Pharmacy, Franklin-Wilkins Building, 150 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN, UK
BMC Health Services Research 2010, 10:4 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-10-4Published: 5 January 2010
Supplementary prescribing for mental health nurses was first introduced in the UK in 2003. Since then, a number of studies have reported stakeholders' perceptions of the success of the initiative. However, there has been little experimental research conducted into its effectiveness. This paper reports findings from the first known study to compare the cost and clinical impact of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing to independent medical prescribing.
A post-test control group experimental design was used to compare the treatment costs, clinical outcomes and satisfaction of patients in receipt of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing with a matched group of patients in receipt of independent prescribing from consultant psychiatrists. The sample comprised 45 patients in receipt of mental health nurse supplementary prescribing for a minimum of six months and a matched group (by age, gender, diagnosis, and chronicity) of patients prescribed for by psychiatrists.
There were no significant differences between patients in the nurse supplementary prescribers' group and the independent prescribers' group in terms of medication adherence, health status, side effects, and satisfaction with overall care. Total costs per patient for service use were £803 higher for the nurse prescribers' group but this difference was not significant (95% confidence interval -£1341 to £3020).
No significant differences were found between the health and social outcomes of patients in the mental health nurse supplementary prescribers' group, and those prescribed for by the independent medical prescribers. The cost appraisal also showed that there was no significant difference in the costs of the two types of prescribing, although the pattern of resources used differed between patients in the two prescriber groups. The results suggest that mental health nurse supplementary prescribers can deliver similar health benefits to patients as consultant psychiatrists without any significant difference in patients' service utilisation costs.


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The beautiful new album is now available. Peter Gabriel, long-standing fan of the Irish singer says of Foxlight: "I have loved Iarla Ó Lionáird's voice for many years, and this latest record is the perfect backdrop against which to set his extraordinary voice. Iarla and his main collaborator, Leo Abrahams, have used sparse and subtle arrangements and created a work of simple and satisfying beauty".
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"...a melting pot of sublime pure-note singing and some of the most sky-kissing melodies you'll hear all year." ( 4 Stars) Tony Clayton (The Irish Times)
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Guy Garvey, lead singer of Elbow beams into The Big Room at Real World Studios to talk New Blood with Peter Gabriel.
From flying on a bus to following a conductor, all via the miracles of video conferenceing. What could go wrong? Stay tuned for the full length version which will be available to watch on October 5th 2011.
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Release date set for Iarla Ó Lionáird's new album 'Foxlight'
Iarla Ó Lionáird's new album 'Foxlight' is set for release on September 26th, with advanced pre-orders being available on the 12th from our online Real World store.
Internationally acclaimed as the voice of Afro Celt Sound System, Ó Lionáird, on his latest solo release, has produced an impassioned and sublime set of songs that shimmers with versatility and exposes his exquisite voice.
We are giving away an advanced free download of the track 'Glistening Fields' taken from the new album. Download it here.
From his early days as a sean-nos singer to his collaborative and solo work, Ó Lionáird has always ploughed his own artistic furrow - and Foxlight is his most organic, naturalistic record to date. Featuring guitarist/producer Leo Abrahams, Jon Hopkins, Leafcutter John, Geese, Caoimhín Ó'Raghallaigh, and Sara Marielle Gaup (Adjagas).
Iarla Ó Lionáird and his new band launch 'Foxlight' at St Giles in the Fields, London WC2 on 23rd September
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The Creole Choir of Cuba embark this month on their first major U.S. tour, with 30 performances in 21 cities. Venues for the tour include two major festivals - Chicago's World Music Festival and Bloomington, Indiana's Lotus Music Festival - as well as prestigious performing arts centres such as Symphony Space in NYC, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts in Phoenix, The Painted Bride in Philadelphia, Herbst Theatre in San Francisco and The Music Center at Strathmore near Washington DC.
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'NEW BLOOD' Peter's latest studio album features re-imagined arrangements of many of his songs which dispense with the traditional weapons of the rock armoury - no guitar, or drum kits - the lyrics are exposed and laid bare, often taking new meaning with the passing of the years.
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The album will be available as a standard single-disc & digital download. There will also be a special edition 2-CD version of New Blood which will include the standard album plus a disc of instrumental versions with an added bonus track. In addition there is a heavyweight vinyl version that comes with a bonus 7" featuring 'A Quiet Moment' and 'Solsbury Hill'. The vinyl will be available from November 7th.
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For two nights only you can experience New Blood Live in 3D on the big screen in selected cinemas across the UK. Pre-Order tickets for the screenings.
Over two nights in March 2011, Peter Gabriel took to the stage at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London, in the company of the 46-strong New Blood Orchestra, with the entire event filmed in 3D. The extraordinary show features a handful of the covers from Scratch My Back, but the majority of songs are taken from Peter's solo career and given the same glorious orchestral treatment.
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As well as the impressive debut from Samuel Yirga, Irish singer Iarla O Lionaird performed new songs from his forthcoming album Foxlight late at night in the beautiful Siam tent. The Creole Choir of Cuba captured the hearts of the crowd with a moving and powerful show on the main stage, bathed in golden evening sunshine.
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Player to watch: Melky Cabrera
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Melky Cabrera has been in the league since 2005, but this came out of nowhere. In 2010, he had over 500 PA, and hit .255 with only 4 HR and 7 SB. He signed a one year contract with the Royals and ended up had an excellent season. He was traded to the Giants for Jonathan Sanchez a few months ago.
The Giants contended last year (86 wins and 4 GB in Wild Card race) despite coming in 29th in runs, so Cabrera could play a big role in the NL West if he can continue to produce like this. This is a contract year for Cabrera, and it could be a chance to go back to the playoffs (where he has mostly struggled, except for the 2009 ALCS).
Every other player on that list produced well beyond one season, but it's too early to say if this is something we can expect from Melky every year. He'll have his chance to show it wasn't a fluke in 2012.
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Postby rovern » 31 May 2014, 00:29
Postby erudita74 » 31 May 2014, 00:39
rovern wrote:my mother was born 1898. her older sister and the first born 1864 both born in Guardavalle, province Catanzaro in Calabria. their father Domenico Carnovale. their mother Riitano. where can I search for their marriage and/or births. too many years ? thank you
Postby adelfio » 31 May 2014, 01:53
Postby adelfio » 31 May 2014, 02:04
Postby rovern » 21 Jun 2014, 01:27
Postby Tessa78 » 21 Jun 2014, 01:44
rovern wrote:To Adelfio - Did you say I've got something scewey. you have the names twisted. DOMENICO CARNOVALE is the father. His first born was born in 1864. My mother, (which is another daughter was born in 1898. I was looking to find birth and/or marriage of Domenico and his wife, Caemela Ritano. Francesco Carnovale born in 1892. He never married.
I was trying to find birth or marriage of DOMENICO CARNOVALE and Carmela Ri-itano
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,392290702
this should be your mother's birth record. Dated June 27, 1898 at 5:50 a.m. Her father Domenico was age 40 and a peasant/farmer. Her mother was Carmela Ritano. She was born on the 24th at 6:20 a.m. in the house at #10 via Santa Caterina.
Postby rovern » 21 Jun 2014, 18:34
Postby adelfio » 21 Jun 2014, 19:21
rovern wrote:I APOLOGIZE. I WROTE THE WRONG DATE DOWN. THEIR FIRST BORN CATARINA CARNOVALE WAS BORN NOVEMBER 25, 1885. THANK YOU FOR CALLING IT TO MY ATTENTION. I MUST BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN I WRITE DOWN DATES. THANK YOU
Postby liviomoreno » 21 Jun 2014, 19:47
adelfio wrote:rovern wrote:I APOLOGIZE. I WROTE THE WRONG DATE DOWN. THEIR FIRST BORN CATARINA CARNOVALE WAS BORN NOVEMBER 25, 1885. THANK YOU FOR CALLING IT TO MY ATTENTION. I MUST BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN I WRITE DOWN DATES. THANK YOU
Actually Caterina Carnovale was born in 1884
1884 Nov 27th in the town of Guardavalle in a house on via Caterina #12 birth of Caterina Carnovale daughter of Domenico Carnovale age 25 farmer and Carmela Ritano
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,392290702
Postby adelfio » 21 Jun 2014, 20:00
Postby carmenvalenziano » 21 Jun 2014, 22:24
Postby rovern » 22 Jun 2014, 19:58
Postby adelfio » 22 Jun 2014, 20:08
rovern wrote:I see it was posted that Domenico Carnovale and Carmela Ritano were not married at the time of birth. Maybe ? later on. To print those birth certificates will be hard to read. were the others (Livio, et ano also genealogist ?) thank you for this important information
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"We want to pay tribute to each of our colleagues who died, to their commitment to serve the Afghan people. Those who have known them and seen them at work can do nothing but pay the highest tribute to them ... In some news articles, the people on this team have been described as 'saints.' This is not how they saw themselves. They were basically selfless professionals willing to spend their lives and energy in a meaningful way."
- The International Assistance Mission, on the 10 members of their team killed Friday in Afghanistan. (Source: International Assistance Mission)
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[Editor's Note: Jim Wallis is on a well-deserved vacation for the next few weeks. Rev. Jennifer Kottler, director of policy and advocacy at Sojourners, will be writing the SojoMail column in his absence.]
"Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved." -- William Jennings Bryan (1860 - 1925)
I think it's often easier to let life happen than to consciously experience it. Many of us (far too many of us, perhaps) go through the motions without a lot of thought about how our actions both individually and collectively are creating (and destroying) the world. How we spend our money, how we consume news and information, how we treat each other and the earth -- all of these impact our communities, our families, and ourselves.
Until recently, I never gave going to the grocery store a second thought. Grocery shopping was a necessary evil for me, and once I got there, I just bought what I needed for the best price I could find, and then left -- often thankful that the store had what I needed. But did you know that our food (the growing, processing, packaging, and transportation) is second only to personal automobiles in consumption of fossil fuels? And it is a close second at that. We consume nearly as much fossil fuel through our food as we do in our cars. As someone who rarely drives and takes public transportation or walks as an alternative, this stunned me. It has forced me to confront the ways that I contribute to our over-consumption of energy for the sake of convenience.
I found another little factoid equally disturbing. I don't know if any of you happened to catch Dr. Sanjay Gupta on CNN when he was talking about the number and amounts of chemicals that are now being found in infants prior to birth. Children are now being born with better than 200 different chemicals in their systems through the "normal" exposure of pregnant women to the world around us -- food, air, cleaning products, and plastics. These chemicals range from what are thought to be harmless compounds to what are known to be very harmful heavy metals like mercury. And while I have to believe that women who live in cities are more likely to be exposed to a wider variety of substances, none are immune. We know very little about how these chemicals are affecting the health of the next generation.
So I have decided to make some changes -- both to improve my health and to do all that I can to reduce my carbon footprint on the planet. Please know I am very aware that the ability to make these choices is a privilege I have. And know at the same time that I am advocating for policies that will permit more of us to do the same -- particularly folks who live in communities where food choices, especially fresh food choices, are severely limited. But for those of us who can make changes, I would challenge you to think about ways you can make choices that benefit yourself, your family, your community, and the environment.
Change #1: I am going to purchase my food as close to its source as possible. Growing up in a rural community in western Pennsylvania, we were able to purchase (or were given) vegetables that came directly from the farmers who grew them. I grew up with an intimate knowledge of where food came from. The local dairy farmer delivered milk in glass bottles that you returned when empty. Now that I live in the city, I have found I can still get milk delivered from the dairy (which I do with several of my co-workers), and I can purchase eggs and produce at the weekly farmers market in my neighborhood. Others of my friends have purchased Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares. While this may mean having to find a good recipe for kohlrabi or kale, it is a great way to support small farmers that are within striking distance of the city, and keep fresh foods more affordable. I was pleased to learn that many farmers markets now accept government-issued supplemental nutritional assistance program cards (food stamps) and WIC vouchers.
Change #2: I am going to purchase food as close to its natural state as possible. This means that the processed, packaged, and trucked food is going to be kept at a minimum. So when I do go to the store it may be for the ingredients to make bread rather than a loaf of bread itself. I'm choosing not only to try to reduce my carbon footprint in regards to processing and packaging, but I'm also working to reduce my intake of preservatives and other chemicals used in the production of processed food. I have decided that one of the first things I am going to do is learn how to make bread. But know that you don't have to join me in jumping off the deep end in order to reduce your use of processed foods. Even purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables rather than canned or frozen (or better yet -- organically and locally grown produce) can have an impact.
Change #3: I am going to reduce my use of water. I have already stopped purchasing bottled water, and instead I use a drinking water filtration system at home and at the office. But I am as guilty as the next person of not being conscious of how much water I use for showering, washing dishes, and washing clothes. Newer, high-efficiency washers use significantly less water, but shy of purchasing a new machine, I can do small things like ensuring that I don't do a load of laundry unless I have a full load to do, filling the washer with the least amount of water needed, not running the dishwasher unless it's full, and not staying in the shower (even though it feels awesome!). Not letting the water run while you brush your teeth also makes a difference. I have to pay for my water consumption (my apartment is metered so I only pay for what I use), so I can monitor my success. But again, just being aware of ways in which clean water is wasted can impact your consumption.
I've also made some big choices (living close to work, taking public transportation to go most places, drinking water rather than soft drinks, adjusting the thermostat when I am out of the house) that will help reduce my carbon footprint. But I know there is more that I can do. And I know that many of you are creatively engaging this issue in your families, congregations, and communities. I want to know what you are doing, so I hope you will take the time to comment on our blog.
The bottom line is this. The choices we make really do matter. And collectively, these choices matter a lot. I believe God calls us to live consciously, making deliberate choices and thinking through how the choices we make about the way we live impact the lives of others -- those we can see in our own community and those who live halfway around the world. So I invite you to commit to three changes of your own, because choices can indeed make changes -- in our homes, our communities, and perhaps most importantly, in ourselves.
Rev. Jennifer Kottler is the Director of Policy and Advocacy at Sojourners. A long-time advocate for justice, Jennifer has served in advocacy ministry for more than eight years through her work at Protestants for the Common Good (Chicago, IL), the Let Justice Roll Living Wage Campaign, and the Chicago Jobs Council.
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|Competition among friends
|03.18.09 at 10:47 pm ET
Bill Walker and Michael Beasley were more than roommates at Kansas State. They were each other's toughest competition.
'Oh man, we competed at everything,' Walker recalled earlier this season. 'On the basketball side, out of basketball, video games, we competed in every thing. Everything was a competition.'
On Wednesday night the rookies faced off as Walker and the Boston Celtics took on Beasley and the Miami Heat. (RECAP HERE) Just like their friendship, the game was a back and forth battle. But it still doesn't compare to their one-on-one games back in college.
'That's probably the most intense basketball I've played in my life,' Beasley said. 'When he won, I didn't want to leave. And I when I won, he's not leaving. So sometimes you could win three or four straight and he just won't quit, or vice versa. I remember there were times we were in the gym until four or five o'clock in the morning just playing one-on-one.'
Walker dubbed Beasley, 'The Beast from the East,' and the two saw everything has a chance to win. Little things walking to the car became a race. Game days were another opportunity to one up each other.
'Honestly, we prepared for a game by bringing our Xbox into the locker room and then playing games until pregame stuff,' Beasley said. 'We'd always play as ourselves and be Kansas State versus Kansas State.'
Their must-win mentalities pushed one another to become better than they were before.
'It teaches you a lot about yourself,' said Walker. 'Especially when you go up against somebody that's just as competitive as you are and he's skilled in the same manner you are, that really challenges you.'
|Not over yet
|03.18.09 at 9:38 pm ET
The stage was set for Paul Pierce to be the hero. But after running down the clock, his last second shot circled off the rim. It's overtime for the Celtics and Heat, tied at 100 apiece.
|Heated words
|03.18.09 at 9:10 pm ET
When Paul Pierce saw Rajon Rondo lying on the ground after a foul by James Jones, he had words for the Heat. The Heat spat back, and Pierce and Luther Head were called for double technical fouls with 12 minutes to go in the fourth quarter.
|Of comebacks and fouls
|03.18.09 at 8:39 pm ET
The Celtics have two key objectives in the third quarter. Get the lead back and don't foul. It's tough to play that way, obviously, but that's the situation they are in right now. Big Baby, Kendrick Perkins and Mikki Moore have exactly seven fouls to play with for the next 24 minutes and the way this game is going that's not going to be enough.
Give the Heat credit for attacking this obvious weakness. Michael Beasley and Jermaine O'Neal did work in the second quarter against the depleted bigs and Udonis Haslem has picked up on their lead.
|A happy KG?
|03.18.09 at 8:21 pm ET
There was a Kevin Garnett sighting before the game in the locker room and the injured big man seemed–dare we say it–happy? Wearing workout clothes, KG bounced around the locker room giving Gabe Pruitt a playful hello and making small talk with a few others. (Not media types, of course.)
One way or another Garnett is getting close to a return but Doc Rivers played it cautious when asked about his prospects. Garnett will apparently accompany the team on their upcoming road trip to San Antonio and Memphis, but as he has yet to get back on the court his return is still up in the air. "We'll see," Rivers said. "But I wouldn't count on this weekend."
One thing is certain. The Celtics are not going to rush his comeback.
|A foul first half
|03.18.09 at 8:14 pm ET
The Celtics were already shorthanded before the whistles started blowing. But their bench became depleted when their big man could not stay out of foul trouble in the first half. The Celtics are in tough shape at the end of the second quarter:
Mikki Moore: 4 fouls in 8 minutes
Glen Davis: 4 fouls in 14 minutes
Kendrick Perkins: 3 fouls in 17 minutes
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If there's more than one, I suspect I might know what happened.
If there's more than one, I suspect I might know what happened.
Well, it won't be the same price - it requires a more complex fab process - but yeah. Consumer MLC drives have proven themselves to be robust and reliable, for the most part. TLC still seems to be a bridge a little too far.
I'd like to see Tech Report re-run their endurance test with current drive models. The only "problem" is that drives are so good now that by the time the best model fails and we get the final score, none of them will be on the market any more.
A huge proportion of computing is moving to the cloud. Conventional disk storage is a nightmare for cloud services because there's such a huge disparity between sequential I/O and random I/O performance. CPU, memory, and network bandwidth all divide up nicely, but as soon as you have contention for disk I/O, it all falls apart.
This is known as the "noisy neighbour" problem. You might be happy and fine on your cheap VPS for months, and then the next day it collapses in a heap, even though you're getting the same allocation of resources you always have. It takes a lot of complex engineering and expert management to keep noisy neighbours at bay.
SSDs eliminate this, because SSD performance on multi-threaded random I/O is not far short of even their best-case sequential performance. Which means that every cloud provider wants to move to pure SSD. Exabytes worth of it. I work for a relatively small company, and we have 1.5PB of disk that we'd love to convert to SSD.
That SSD needs to be dense and reliable. Smaller process nodes improved density at a cost of write cycles. 3D flash gives us improved density and increased write cycles at a cost of more complex fabrication.
The market is there, all right.
They rotate around a common center of gravity. But that center of gravity is inside the Earth. Or to put it another way, no.
Companies in other states that buy CA produced crops should have to send the watere equivalent back to CA.
They do. This equivalent is known as "money".
I'd like to see you scrub each and every individual lettuce leafs. And don't miss a single crevasse...
You only get crevasses in iceberg lettuce.
Any sufficiently profound stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.
No, really, I've done it. Loaded up a 4GB ultrabook with lots of applications and Chrome tabs and a couple of Virtualbox CentOS instances, over 6GB in active use. Switching apps initially took a couple of seconds as it settled down to a realistic working set, but after than that you couldn't tell that it was swapping at all.
I've done it on spinning disk too, of course, and that couple of seconds was closer to a minute.
As long as you're not actively thrashing - as long as your working set still fits in RAM - swapping to SSD is pretty much painless.
Yes. I've done exactly this, on both cheap ultrabooks with 4GB ram and huge Linux servers with 512GB of RAM. (We have a 2.5TB Redis cluster that was running out of space waiting for additional nodes to be commissioned.)
It works. It works well. It's not a panacea, but it's an enormous improvement over swapping to spinning disk. Night and day.
Check the single-threaded performance - AMD is 50% faster than Intel.
(Not often you get to say that these days....)
Freedom of speech is the freedom to offend. Speech that offends no-one needs no protection.
It may be illegal to lie for gain, particularly for a corporation, depending on the precise details of the case. They're opening themselves up to criminal charges, not to mention civil lawsuits.
Right. A more accurate headline would be
Well, it goes many ways to Sunday, but long story short this has potential uses. Just imagine if an extra on Stupid Franchise That Needs To Die VII could get it yanked if "I didn't expect a certain character to make any appearances" could be a valid argument. (Though I joke, misrepresentation of contract is legally dishonest but should have been a tort with the production team, not a DMCA claim with hosts. She should have taken it one rung up the ladder, so to speak - Google is "too late" in that process.)
This exactly. Its not that the actress doesn't have rights here, it's that the court affirmed the wrong rights. If the filmmaker materially misrepresented the film or the role in writing, that should be a fairly straightforward lawsuit.
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Last fall, NYPD patrol officers responded to a 311 call and found two underweight dogs living in deplorable conditions in a Bronx backyard. The officers brought the dogs, Hall and Oates, to the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where our veterinarians treated them. The owner was arrested and charged with misdemeanor animal cruelty.
Hall and Oates were part of the first group of animals to benefit from a new partnership between the ASPCA and the NYPD. With this groundbreaking collaboration, which started with a pilot phase in the Bronx in September 2013, the NYPD will now take the lead role in responding to all animal cruelty complaints in NYC's five boroughs. The change—given the NYPD's tens of thousands of officers across 77 precincts—will allow for a swift response to abuse complaints and expedite the ASPCA's treatment and rehabilitation of abused animals.
In the first several months of the partnership, the NYPD received nearly 800 hundred calls from the public about suspected cruelty. Twelve arrests were made, and more than 30 animals were treated at the ASPCA.
Hall and Oates dogs spent time recovering at our animal hospital and were eventually made available for adoption. On December 23, Hall was adopted by a New Jersey couple, while Oates is still waiting to meet his forever family.
The arresting officer in Hall and Oates' case was moved by the experience. "I am going to look further into this matter and try to make a change," the officer said at the time. "A lot of officers are interested in what I did today."
If you live in New York City and witness animal cruelty, please call 311 (or 911 for crimes in progress) to notify the NYPD. To learn how to report cruelty in your state, please visit our Reporting Cruelty FAQ.
what a great story.would love to know if oates gets a new home too. what great collaboration now with NYPD ,thank you !!! so much ,and what a great idea 311 is !! wish more cities would adopt this plan.again thanks ASPCA.
just wondering about Jan.20 article in the NY Post that ASPCA is no longer handling abuse/neglect cases. why are they still running tv ads using sad animals and asking for donations to help prevent abuse, neglect etc if they are no longer doing this job. also still asking for donations on their website. anyone know what's going on?
My dog isn't treated like a normal pet., she's part of the family and treated as such. And I can't really recall her not getting the last of every meal I've had...some may say it's not healthy to feed them human food, but every dog I've had eats fruit and veggies (not to much junk) and lives longer then expected w/ NO medical issues., my pit, even has her side of the bed, showers each evening. Just a spoiled lil girl. And wish she'd allow me to adopt more, but guess it's a blessing cause we'd have a house full by now w/ all the strays out here. To many people abuse the only things that never pass judgement on us or want anything else but to love and please. Just cowards and the one sole reason my family believes I'd end up in prison for if ever witnessed, can't stand the abusers. Not of animals, children or the elderly....
good job...I hope the officers everywhere take our calls this serious and react as such....
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