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Resurrecting Leviathan: Reconstructing Sperm Whale Catches in the North Pacific
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Investigating the Foraging and Diving Behavior of "Transient"-type Killer Whales in the Central and Western Aleutians
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By: CATHERINE L. BERCHOK, JESSICA L. CRANCE, BRENDA RONE, SUE E. MOORE
Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2015
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Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2015
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By: BRETT T. McCLINTOCK, ERIN E. MORELAND, JOSHUA M. LONDON, SHAWN P. DAHLE, GAVIN M. BRADY, ERIN L. RICHMOND, KYMBERLY M. YANO, PETER L. BOVENG
Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2015
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Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2015
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Conference: Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Anchorage, AK, Jan 2015
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Package of easy-to-use and flexible programs for evaluating the indoor climate and energy conditions as well as the designing of the heating, cooling and ventilation plants. The BSim package comprise the programs: SimView (user interface and graphic model editor), tsbi5 (simultaneous thermal and moisture building simulation tool), XSun (dynamic solar and shadow simulation and visualisation), SimLight (daylight calculation tool), SimDXF (CAD import facility) and SimPV (building integrated PV-system calculation).
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Description of type, density, thermal capacity, thermal conductivity, and PCM (phase change material) properties. Walls, floors and roof constructions are built in layers according to the description of the materials. All materials and constructions are defined in a database and attached to the model as defaults in one operation or one by one by drag and drop from the database.
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I'm thinking about getting a slow cooker for the first time-does anyone have advice re. type/vegan recipes? Any problems cooking vegan in such a device? Thanks
Slow cooking works great with veggies, grains, and beans in all kinds of vegan recipes! These are some great vegan slow cooker books: http://www.amazon.com/The-Vegan-Slow-Cooker-Intensely/dp/1592334644. and if you like Indian food: http://www.amazon.com/Indian-Slow-Cooker-Authentic-ebook/dp/B004ROT3L2/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1374415552&sr=1-1&keywords=Indian+slow+cooker+singla (not all vegan but can be modified) and http://www.amazon.com/Vegan-Indian-Cooking-Healthy-ebook/dp/B008FOSJXS/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1374415600&sr=1-1&keywords=Indian+vegan+singla (not all slow cooker but many are).
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Hi Christi!
Slow cookers are great and can be a vegan's best friend! However, I must admit that I pretty much retired mine in favor of a pressure cooker. Do you have one of those?
This is very timely - I'm just finishing up an article on the plant-based fitness blog about my new pressure cooker - it's an electric model that has nudged my old cooktop Presto out of the limelight. The company sent me a sample model and I've cooked several things in it and have taken many pictures for the article - lentil soup, greens, and a whole 5 lb sack of potatoes! Not to mention an entire butternut squash - without even cutting it up or peeling it first. I kid you not!
I'm publishing the article this week, so if you sing up for my newsletter you'll be informed soon after it goes live.
The company offered to create an affiliate account for me as I will be saying such great things about this item - but I asked them if I could, as an alternative, pass on the commission and simply have a code to give to my readers so that they could get a discount if they purchased one. They came through with a $45 discount code for me!
So, back to your original question - a slow cooker is fabulous - at the same time my review item can double as a slow cooker - how sweet is that?
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I signed up for your newsletter, Lani, and eagerly await its arrival--I know nothing about pressure cookers! LOVED your Rockie birthday video--will be watching all videos of her soon
christl - oh! I'm so glad you caught the most recent Rockie video! Did you see it before today or is this the first time you've been to the blog?
Just about done with the pressure cooker article. Soon!
Hi, Lani-it was my first visit to your blog/first exposure to Rockie! I'm very pleased to have found you both
I guess it reflects how very pleased I am! Sorry for the multiple repeats-kept getting a gateway problem and no sign the post had gone thru
No worries! Enthusiasm is catching and you sound like way too much fun christl!
How is you're Kickstart going - is this your first?
LaniMuelrath wrote:
I have an InstantPot and I LOVE it. Use it almost every single day, sometimes twice a day. Getting $45 off and free shipping is a great deal. Two good cookbooks to use with it are Jill Nussinow's The New Fast Food and Lorna J. Sass' Great Vegetarian Cooking Under Pressure. Both are vegan. Some of the recipes use oil, but also give alternatives if you want to cook oil free. I refer to both of these books frequently.
If you do decide on the slow cooker research the difference between a slow cooker and a crock pot, I think the crock pot is the better option. I've had both and like the crock pot much better. My crock pot has been used once since I got the InstantPot and that was to cook my father-in-law's favorite dish, I didn't want to experiment, just wanted it to turn out the way he likes it.
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Thanks for your feedback, Vikki I wonder why you prefer the Instantpot rather than the crock pot? I have no experience at all w/ either. Also, have you tried some recipes you made in the crock pot in your Instantpot? If so, how were they different? I'm interested mainly in making chili, thick soups (i.e., lentil, greens, and garlic), etc. I barely cook and have never made a soup in my life, tho want to be able to make some easy, tasty ones w/ organic, non-processed ingredients (especially since I've learned some soups I buy from restaurants have dairy in them).....Christl
I have long been a crock pot lover and I will likely never give it up 100%, but the InstantPot is just so much more versatile. I would probably not attempt rice in the crock pot, but I cook rice in the IP all the time. Beans are equally as good in the crock pot or IP, just faster in the IP. Yes, I cook some of the same things in the IP as I did in the crock pot and they come out just as good. Also, the IP has a slow cooker function. I have not used it yet, but it does have that option if you want it. It also has a saute function so if I want to saute onions or mushrooms before adding other ingredients I can do it all in the IP. I will probably never get rid of my crock pot, but since Christmas when I got my IP I have used it twice. And that was too cook chicken for my father-in-law so I could have the IP free to cook rice and lentils for me.
Thanks, Vikki--I'll soon be using Lani's code to get a discounted InstantPot! Thank you, Lani, for your blog review and for passing on great savings Christl
And get one of the cookbooks I mentioned. Maybe you can get them from the library until you figure out which one you like best.
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Man, some reason couldn't get MMANEWS working so did something else and didn't realize the fights were on tonight, just flipped to it when Rampage was yelling at Mo.
Man, some reason couldn't get MMANEWS working so did something else and didn't realize the fights were on tonight, just flipped to it when Rampage was yelling at Mo.
Ok that whole fake ass rivalry needs to stay in wwe. Completely unnecessarily over the top.
At least I made it in time to catch cops in action, they just brought a guy down who was hiding in the attic and covered in white crap.
Classy Rampage as always, he's thus far in BFC beat Beltran(and probably lost that round) and just beat a natural MW in M'Pumbu. God he's protected and still looks very meh. BFC is lucky as fuck both Mo and Rampage won tonight, both looked piss poor and IMO, Mo had the tougher road to climb tonight.
OMG, that was such a worked scrum just now. If that wasn't a staged pull-apart to hype their fight on PPV, I don't know what is. That was some poor-ass fake brawling garbage to sell a fight. UGLY as sin.
Rampage should not be given energy drinks, jus sayin there's a history there. Mo could have used that monster energy in the prior fight of the night though
I see Bellator is showcasing why the Diaz boys belong in their yard and to think Gilbert was going to go over to that dump.
I dont think Rampage even trains MMA anymore I think he just likes hitting the mits and relies on muscle memory for the other stuff.
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I dont know what was more staged, Rampage & King Mo's post fight or Wandy & Sonnen's TUF brawl. WTF is happening to MMA?
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
Rampage came in overweight and had to fight Beltran at a 210 CW. The same Joey Beltran that went 2-6-1 in his prior 9 bouts. While Rampage got the stoppage, he looked poorly, Beltran was outworking him and it felt as though they were throwing a life-life with that stoppage as Rampage can't last past more than a round anymore.....
Now, he's just beaten M'Pumbu, a natural MW, who legitimately hasn't fought in a year and only two times since October 2011 and hasn't won a fight since May 2011.
Throw him in there with Janitor or Buentello and he'll gas and lose. He's nothing more than a name right now and I think even Tito could beat him if he outcardio'd him until he could gas Rampage if he'd be able to avoid the initial flurry.
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- MA in International Relations at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, 1992
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