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We know that technology is changing everything around us, but do you wonder what that might look like in reality in your kitchen, bathroom and bedroom a decade from now?
General Electric Co. invited me in for a glimpse of what its innovators think our homes might look like in the future in a project called "Home 2025."
It's not the first time GE has done this. In 1960, Arthur BecVar, GE's manager of industrial design for major appliances, and his team of designers imagined a kitchen of the future. Today, many of his ideas, such as an induction cooking surface and refrigerator ice dispenser, have become a reality in many kitchens.
I knew we were going to talk a lot about kitchen appliances when I visited GE, so I brought with me Chris Seiple, an executive chef in Minneapolis. I wanted Chris to give his professional opinion as a practitioner on what would have real application — and what was just chatter. Neither of us were disappointed in the ensuing discussion.
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Chris and I took away two main things from this conversation. First, GE's approach to innovation was excellent. They formed teams that created "personas" of what appliances they felt consumers would be looking for in their homes by 2025.
For young adults, they considered combined multiple appliances to save footprint size and add convenience, (like compaction for space constraints – see their "pelletized clothing storage" ideas). In contrast, for an aging population they projected medical alerts and health monitoring systems and apps built directly into appliance handles and doors.

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With his second straight victory over a notable opponent, Marlon Moraes' stock has never been higher. But don't expect the bantamweight prospect to leave the upstart World Series of Fighting promotion anytime soon.
"Right now I would not consider any (other contract) offers," Moraes told MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps) after a head-kick knockout of Tyson Nam at Saturday's WSOF 2 event. "I am contracted with World Series of Fighting for at least one more fight. And I'm thinking of renewing my contract. I'm very happy with them. I hope they renew my contract."
Moraes (10-4-1) also upset former WEC champion Miguel Torres before his win over Nam (12-5), which came on Saturday's NBC Sports Network-televised WSOF 2 main card at Revel Atlantic City in New Jersey.
The split-decision victory over Torres put Moraes on the map in November. But the win over Nam, who had upset Bellator champ Eduardo Dantas at Shooto Brazil 33 this past year, proves it was no fluke. He's won four straight fights, the past two on national TV, and he's arguably the best bantamweight under the WSOF banner.
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St. Edward's is tied for second in master's granting institutions in the nation to receive Fulbrights. Since 2004, 13 Fulbrights — a highly selective scholarship sponsored by the U.S. Department of State — have been awarded to St. Edward's University students to study in the following countries: Brazil, Costa Rica, Germany, Mongolia Thailand and Turkey.
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Leeroy Cienega, a sophomore pre-med chemistry major, was awarded a place at the UK Fulbright Summer Institute at Newcastle University in Tyne, England, this summer. A College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) student, he is the second consecutive St. Edward's University student to be awarded such a fellowship. Last year, senior Leslie de la Rosa also went to Newcastle.
Cienega, along with eight other American students, participated in one of Newcastle's five-week summer programs from July 3 to Aug. 8. The students spent the first two weeks getting settled in and exploring England's culture, heritage and history by visiting museums, galleries, parks, castles and islands. They also participated in "taster" sessions to determine academic courses they wanted to participate in for summer school. Cienega enrolled in "The Science of Medicine" course at the university's medical school, and for the next three weeks, focused primarily on the function of the kidney, the eye and anti-psychotics/anti-depressants.
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Bipolar disorder is an
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This illness can cause behavior so extreme that you
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Having this disorder can make you feel helpless and hopeless. But you are
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Family members often feel helpless when a loved one is
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I was not able to get all of the hardware running on my Windows 8 test machines so i will not be posting a screenshot (as the screen resolution is not proper) Also It says i have a wifi device simply wont enable it.
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Okay - I'm Officially Curious.
What hardware failed?
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I am using a Acer Aspire 5570z. the Video driver is no supported (nor could windows update find a suitable driver), the Wireless card is acknowledged however, it tells me it cannot find any networks nor connect to them for some reason. While Under Windows Vista everything functions properly.
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It appears bigger than the default theme in Windows 7, but perhaps having the buttons squared as well as the window borders just gives it that illusion.
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Music, wine & flowers at the everlasting place.
Fall begins with trees in gold. The leaves falling down while Il Caffè del Conte opens its doors to let you in and toast for life, joy and happiness of being together again. You all are invited to join us at the only Mediterranean Caffè on this endless net. Please bring a piece of music when you get in.
Il Conte di Salaparuta, Father Delacourt & me will be delighted with your company.
Cin cin, cent'anni!
Oct 11 2011: Where lies the mystery of a flower? Where is it? Why is that they always captivate us?
They are everlasting, just as ourselves, but we haven't noticed it.
Among the flowers resides the unspeakable, the unthinkable, they're beginning and end, joy and mourn.
Welcome to you all, Archibald will be supervising the kitchen as usual. He'll be here soon with the trays.
Oct 11 2011: Baronessa! Do you have a favourite flower?
Oct 12 2011: Dear Debra, all flowers are unique, and as that they're all venerable. Flowers are the sun, the water, the soil, the colors, the textures, the perfumes. It would be very unjust to have one and only one favourite.
I'm very happy to see that you have joined us. Enjoy, and here comes Archibald with a glass of frizzante for you.
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Oct 10 2011: Tee Cee wellcome to the caffe..... maybe in a different way that song touch me, but its make me remember the mexican "corrido".
We have a very well assorted cava and menu of speciallityes for dinner.
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Oct 11 2011: Tee Cee enjoy this masterpiece....extremly beautifull...and dance
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Oct 11 2011: TC this is melancholic...in latinoamerican side
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V10kH8vvr_c&feature=relatedOct 12 2011: Mister Tee Cee caro piccolino e verde come un elfo. Grande orechie, occhi aperti per vedere tutto.
Il gioco comincia adesso. Benvenuto al caffe. Qualque cosa da bere? Magari un intruglio medioevale?...un po di vino rosso di San Galgano?...un filtro de azahares mozarabes?
Wellcome allways.Oct 13 2011: Tee Cee
That is a great song. Here is Lyle Lovett with a totally different type of song, but one that brings us back to yours.
Nov 3 2011: MIchael amigo, vamonos a los tacos al pastor....yo invito.
SaludosNov 3 2011: Yeah man! LeadBelly and Bill Monroe are tops in my book. Here is a cover of "WayFaring Stranger" by Jack White "The White Stripes"Nov 3 2011: A recent favorite by Sam Beam of "Iron and Wine- this song is just beautiful.
Nov 3 2011: Signore Miller, yes indeed...that song is a clasic. And for us is a great pleasure your presence. Enjoy this superb example of a lovesong from XVII century.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZRKZbGDFJA&feature=relatedNov 3 2011: Love this thread title! I am going to go with some Argentine folk and Bob Dylan!
http://youtu.be/S53arNCM0xEOct 25 2011: What a beautiful retreat to come back to, this caffe.
Today it feels specially like a refuge with sweet aromas and welcoming friends and music.
Ideal to shut off the busyness of the world.
I will not add more music this time, as the sounds already here are still playing beautifully. But I will post some extremely soothing places for your soul to be renewed and refilled.
These are the gardens of one of our TEDsters, pictures that she kindly shared...
I hope you enjoy them as much I do... http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/3033140_rPGvBK#164948542_hSrwt
Oct 25 2011: Really beautifull...the green mirror of our soul.Oct 22 2011: Carissimi la conversa e veramente sublime. A tutti voi la nostra gradevole riconoscenza.
Per tutti champagne and some delicacies with rose fragance and prosciutto.Oct 22 2011: I've been watching this thread closely since the moment the conversation posted. Each one of you inspire me. You're feeding me with beauty, moving me with music, invigorating me with joy, stirring me with openness, infusing me with passion, sustaining me with art, quickening me with poetry and elating me with love.
Thank you, to friends I haven't met yet, for your most gracious welcome and hospitality.
Oct 22 2011: Linda wellcome if you want to participate with the spirit and free heart, the doors are wide open.
Dance and enjoy the fire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VljOe_DxsA&feature=relatedNov 3 2011: Linda....the cat eat your tongue????Oct 21 2011: To you all our guests ......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEUffKZC7SM&feature=feeduOct 16 2011: Hi Friends
Here comes an unique song & defintely lot of flowers are there
This a song , have been being sung since 1953, every 21st February en mass. Almost whole country sings this song as the the clock passes 1200 midnight of 20the Feb , every year.
Millions walk bare footed with flower in hand in streets starting from midnight until the sun get too hot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgygjNSnZec&feature=related
People with flowers, here is the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4lIxgPirKM&feature=relatedOct 15 2011: Hi All! It is lovely to be here.Though I have to skip the wine here, I must say that the flowers and music in Il Caffè are wonderful.It is so nice to see you all again.As for the music, I have nothing but to share with you another set of beautiful keroncong (Malaysian folk music).I hope you enjoy it (please tell me if you do) Have a nice day! :)
Oct 15 2011: Muhammad I believe that the culture is a mirror between oriental and occidental music. Delicate sounds equal to delicate flowers. like if a a flower sing.
Oct 16 2011: That is why every culture is beautiful and unique.I agree with you Jaime.Oct 14 2011: Jaime, that song (ne me quitte pas) was so full of feeling and passion, it made me cry.
OK, since instead of the Italian recipe I begged for, you gave me music, I will reciprocate...
I still feel that there is something missing in the air... questa melodia mi porta molto, molto lontano
Oct 15 2011: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-e0fHUoKD8
Karina if you listen this is ok, if you enjoy this is better but if you understand this is marvelous.
Just see the qualit of lie expressed then...see and feel the profound fellings...
Today the kitchen is operated by one of the most prestigiuos chefs in the world he is mexican, and his work is done around the chocolate the real one the original from Mexico, not the excellent ways invented in Belgium or France....his name is Jose Ramon Castillo...extraordinary and superb.
our chocolate in the original and historical ways to prepare is awsome.
Oct 15 2011: Enjoyed the musical feast very much... thanks!
Thinking of the progression listening, enjoying, understanding it, I get nostalgic...
Senor Castillo, chocolate sounds perfect... water or milk? Abuelita?
Oct 15 2011: Karina....in the mexican (pre-hispanic) chocolate tradition NEVER use milk. Every chocolate is made one by one without any milk, or grease, adding extract from flowers nectar. This chocolate has no brand of any kind is the REAL one. Im mexican and I tasted it no more than a dozen times...is very rare now. The reason: the hersheys invasion. We all forget the real taste of our own food and we have to recover it. The milk was used in the colonial times and remain as a common use.Oct 15 2011: Karina
two recipies one mexican, the other italian
1 Sing and love...........then cooking....
2 Love and sing...........then cooking....
Which one is italian or mexican?
The rest is just technique.
Oct 19 2011: Jaime--
My experience with Italians and Mexicans tells me:
1.Sing and love...then cooking is Italian-recipe.
2. Love and sing...then cooking is Mexican-recipe.
How'd I do?
Oct 19 2011: Andrea, you are a very subtle mind reader :-)
I think both are excellent recipes.
After enjoying the caffe, can you visit us at the creativity talk? I think we need your professional services as participatory researcher, we are making a "dynamic shift" and could (rather need) your help...Oct 21 2011: Andrea
My experience with Italians and Mexicans girls, tells me
1. Sing, and love an then she ask some strange questions.
2 Love and sing and then she ask more strange questions.
Cooking is allways first.Oct 21 2011: Jaime --
From my womanly view, my experience is good wine in the right measure tends to enhance the intensity of all. Singing, cooking, loving -- and some of the questions you and other men experience as strange.
Though ingredient dyslexia is a risk when sex-based perspectives are added into the mix -- vino or no. Recipes might then call for improvisation.
But at that point, who cares?
Jaime Lubin
Oct 21 2011: Andrea I believe strongly that all the live is a "coontinuum improvisatio"...the Gods in heaven let us th gift of being free for the moment....an instant to drill a hole in centuries....
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The very elegan dyslexia appears when the divine conspiration erodes any plan and open the gates to play. Remember Dioniso...the one who is multiple and disolve the limits...with wine.
The right wine measure in ancient greek culture was very strict commandament:
The first cratera (glass) is for Hygeia ( we toast for healthy life and when the glass sing Hygeia the Goddes for Helth appears.
The second cratera is to honor the Eros..
The third craetera is for Hypnos then we feel asleep...
From the fourth to the tenth is for madness and mania with imprudence and ridicule.
The recipes cames from us ...the ocassion is weaved in heaven...the action is human-divine.
When sex ascend to Eros, is sublime, but when Eros ascend to Agape is divine. The highest place is Charysma...when the ego dissapears. Then and just then the joy transform our souls in real spirits (Pir =fire) to achieve the Zenadaieia or enlightment as a gift. Is the same if you read, or cook,or make love, or smile. In this very moment could be happen with this words.
Remember that Divine will has no limits.Oct 22 2011: Andrea this is delightfull ...in greek.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK9H4DwYqAo&feature=BFa&list=FL-vgJlHJEFJsDeWlR9d1aFw&lf=BFpOct 22 2011: Jaime,
Muchos gracias, mi amigo.
What a breathtaking and enlightening piece to "hold" and behold and experience
I can't interpret Greek, but my intuitive "encounter" with the piece suggests it connects human soul search to divine agape illumination: life juxtaposed with light. And the suggestion of Dionysian allegory?
Stunning! I'll spend more time with it.
Can you interpret more of your understanding of it's meaning for me?
Oct 22 2011: Andrea, exactly....light is live (and its all) light is a divine atribute that we receive as a delight.
The Dionysian alegory is a bridge between light and darkness trough joy and sorrow.
Dionisos lives in the woods he is not an urban God is wild and natural, he is the only one among Gods that born twice (a metaphor for the Fenix) is the same than Lord Shiva. He dance in the woods, free and savage. The light appears in the sunrise brought by Helios who transport Apolo ( the unique) to give us the rationality, Dioniso represent and gives us the creativity.
The memory is the mother of Muses (Mnemosine)...they all dance and dance eternally in the MareNostrum and evoques our creative power similar to the Divine power. But Dioniso cames with the sunset, in the yellow and shiny bridge between day and night. His kingdoom opens the door with the figures of constelations in sky. First is Orion...and Pleyades....the time is marked as a very sensual dance. He is the Kouros Scandia...the young God who fertilize everything he touch. His image is a young man with a panter skin in his shoulder follow by Menades, the sensuality and erotical desires. Light is al in this chant.Oct 22 2011: Jaime--
Si, life as a continuum improvisation.
Si, the joy is there in the moments when we are willing to yield to it.
Si, as you refer to it "divine conspiracy" that releases our souls and egos to play and love.
AndreaOct 22 2011: A lovely exchange between you Jaime & Andrea..a narrative poem., call and response in the rythm of life
.and for me astonishing and pure delight to see the language of contemplative life spoken here in celebration of the joys of reading, music art and companionship.
"when Eros ascend to Agape is divine. The highest place is Charysma...when the ego dissapears. Then and just then the joy transform our souls in real spirits (Pir =fire) to achieve the Zenadaieia or enlightment as a gift. th gift of being free for the moment....an instant to drill a hole in centuries...."
What a great exchange eh..trading in ego for a chance to drill a hole in eternity..music, art, great poetry catches us up unexpectedly..entices us to surrender ego just for the moment and gives us a taste of something beyond imagining flooding into us through that tiny "hole in the centuries"
Oct 22 2011: Lindsay asking is desire, love is giving.
Contemplate and fly as a shiny bird.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C_40B9m4tIOct 22 2011: Lindsay --
Yes, as you say --- contemplative companionship that entices and gives a taste of something transcendent.
A rare gift.
AndreaOct 15 2011: Karina ....la receta .
Pan de trigo integral de primera calidad, horneado con l grano grueso.
Tocino en trozos grandes, con poca grasa.
Tomates maduros.
Aceite de oliva extravirgen.
La preparacion del pan se logra untando ligeramente las rebanadas con aceite de oliva y calentandolas ligeramente sobre una plancha a fuego bajo durante unos pocos minutos. El pan se retira y se envuelve en papel de cocina para que se absorba el aceite y quden listos para recibir la salsa.
en la preparacion de la salsa es fundamental que los tomates se escalfen y se les quiten las semillas.
se frien con el ajo y la cebolla con poco aceite....se muele para obtener una salsa fluida, a la que se le agrega el tocino ya frito. con esa salsa se cubre ligeramente el pan y se pone un momento en el horno a baja temperatura....despues se sirve el vino tinto y se dusfruta de vida.Oct 14 2011: Friends don't understand the meaning of words but I like it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xButjfhZWVU&feature=relatedOct 13 2011: Lindsay is a nice and warm feeling being aware of your sensibility.
enjoy..... chanson d'automne.........
Cin cin
Oct 18 2011: Jaime,
How beautiful..thank you. ( Is he singing to a stephane grapelli recording????)
I am just seeing this this morning. I have been on retreat with Martin Laird since Friday morning. ( Perhaps you know his major works including Into A Silent Land). Our retreat was filmed by PBS and included several meditative walks together through the brilliant oranges and reds of the forest next to the sea at our contemplative center So perhaps it will available soon for all to enjoy.
I have left with Archibald in the kitchen two jugs of fresh pressed apple cider and two apple pies from the heirloom apples in my orchard. Best To all
Oct 18 2011: Lindsay the lirycs are from Paul Verlaine french poet, and the music is from Leo Ferre himself........
The apple pie is f-o-r-m-i-d-a-b-l-e........Oct 12 2011: " Juliette...il nostro amico Conte di Salaparuta ha una cava incredibie. Aspetiamo il suo ritorno per aprire di nuovo la porta del Caffe del Conte. Il Conte e a punto da finire un picolo lavoro e tornara a casa a Napoli. Bella mangiatta, parola e bona vita. Ti Piace?"
This here Luigi ??
Oct 12 2011: Juliette qui ricordiamo nel cuore al nostro carissimo amico Luigi. Oggi le stele in paradiso sonno la sua casa.
Questa bellisima opera di Verdi, il suo capolavoro e per noi italiani il cuore ardente. E per Luigi.
Oct 12 2011: A causa di lui ora una stella ha illuminato in cui l'oscurità ha usato per essere e promette la speranza. Devo molto a ted nel ringraziamento, grazie anche a voi.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK5VulNn3soOct 12 2011: Caro Conte questo e il mio ommagio personale per il nostro Luigi....musica maestro
esto le gustaba particularmente.
Oct 13 2011: Jaime
Delightful!! Could be the anthem for occupy wall street. "Things are gonna change"
And here is Bonnie Raitt & John Lee Hooker doing " I'm In The Mood"
Wish I'd been there for that one..or in my fantasy.doing percussion with them on this set..Oct 13 2011: Saluti Jaime, suono dolce di speranza per il sollevamento noi in su. Sto ascoltandoOct 19 2011: Cara Juliette la speranza si vive giorno a giorno, ora a ora...qui e la nostra divisa permanente....
di fronte al mare una bella serata, la mezzaluna, una chitarra chi suona il nostro cuore....
fuoco, vino, canto....tutto insieme nel cuore
Oct 19 2011: Caro Conte, Approfitto che siete qui per ringraziare la tua benvenuta oggi fa, e anche la bel canzone di Andrea Bocelli.
Perche qui, perche adesso? Questo sistema di mesaggio di TED non e perfetto, e lo mezcola tutto, per quello io non aveva trovato la tua risposta, era stato una bella sorpresa.
Ma veramente cercaba la ricetta de la nonna. La ricordo un po, ma era cosi "italiana", sai... un po di questo, un attimo de quello... era un pane di panccetta, una rosca di campagna chi va meglio con questa altra canzone napolitana...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK1YNKYg29sOct 11 2011: http://youtu.be/Q-e0fHUoKD8
The Baronessa introduced me to this song and I have found another version that I love.
Delighted and enchanted to be with you all again,
DebraOct 11 2011: Ninna la focaccia di pancetta e presta.
Oct 12 2011: Carissimo Jaime, il carissimo padre Delacourt ha lasciatto due libri per te. Mi ha detto qualche cosa su Pietro Bembo e Amerigo Vespucci. Domenica matina sara qui.
Ciao caroOct 11 2011: Baronessa --
Sounds like a lovely conversation you've got started here.
May I suggest as you enjoy this lovely soiree, you steer clear of foods corrupted by GMOs. Here is an interesting conversation about a movement seeking to protect our food from poisons:
Oct 11 2011: Andrea what a nice surprise to see you here in the Caffe........of course you are allways wellcome and be sure that we cook with the best...the Baronessa's land produce everything we need. Except for th caffe that comes from Mexico or Arabia, the rest even the wine is from the state.
In the other hand we appreciette your presence here and we are gratefull for your reccomendation about the poisons in food.
For the next thursday evening we present the plates invented by Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Our research was intense in history and in all the process to obtain he best results. She was an excelent cook and left their recipes. This presentation in framed by the Slow Food Italy in the context of research.
Please feel comfortable and in home.
Nice to see you.Oct 12 2011: Carissima Signora Andrea its a pleasure to see you here at the Caffe. We are delighted with your presence.Oct 11 2011: Debra? where is Debra?
Oct 11 2011: Hello Jaime, Computer problems again but I will be here every chance I get!
PS Lindsay and I are still looking forward to the dresses you designed for us!!Oct 11 2011: Baronessa Ninna,
Lovely to have this reunion with you , Conte, and our behind the curtain friend Father Delacorte.
I love this portuguese jazz classic , Carinhoso, and here is soulful version:
It is sweet and sad all at once..like that wownderful portuguese word "saudade" sort of a tender longing remembrance, a deep cherishing of one from whom we are apart
.Bright Blessings to all from my brilliantly colored fall island..spangled with deep reds, dark oranges, bright yellows
Stonington, Maine, U.S.A.
Oct 11 2011: Lindsay & Debra the flowers sing
Oct 12 2011: Ah, questa musica... anche a me mi piacerebbe molto andare, bell posto, buon mangiare.
Hai detto la focaccia di pancetta? Prego, potete darmi la ricetta? Sul serio, la mia nonna me l'aveva data tanto tempo fa, ma l'ho perso, non so dove e. Mi ricordo che aveva rosmarino e un sacco di pancetta.
Oct 12 2011: Signora Karina sia benvenuta. La nostra casa e aperta per voi.
Qui a Napoli sonno tanti ricette di pancetta....adesso in cucina si fa un cavolone.
Piacere di avere la vostra benevolenza. Una piccola canzonetta napolitana e buona per cominciare la festa.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLsrCrXF_tYOct 13 2011: Karina this song is wonerfull.
Cin cinOct 13 2011: The flowers sing and so do our hearts when we are here together.Oct 12 2011: Carissima Lindsay il padre Delacourt ride. E qui vicino a me e invia la benedizione per voi.
Behind the curtain e un bel nome per la noveletta nera al modo Agatha Christie. Grazie per il scherzzino.


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Next generation of reactors will be built at Sellafield and Heysham, the Government announced today as it pushes ahead with plans for new nuclear power plants.
In the first major announcement on the future of nuclear in the UK since the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Government outlined the locations deemed suitable for new power stations by 2025, all of which are adjacent to existing nuclear sites.
The eight sites are: Bradwell, Essex; Hartlepool; Heysham, Lancashire; Hinkley Point, Somerset; Oldbury, South Gloucestershire; Sellafield, Cumbria; Sizewell, Suffolk; and Wylfa, Anglesey.
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On the theme of making use of unique parts, how have you used this part in your NXT projects? Do you find it useful? Do you wish this part become more available?
Dec 11, 2007
Pin Joiner Perpendicular Part
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- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
As for me, I have never used it in any of my models.
- Dec 11, 2007, 7:06:00 PM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
As I remember it, you only get one of thise in the NXT kit (correct me if I am wrong).
I would use it as a corner piece to strenthen joins if it came in pairs or more. But like Mathias - it is one of those bits (apart from the red and blue balls) that gets left behind in the box in all my creations, at the end of construction!
- Dec 11, 2007, 7:30:00 PM
- Harlan H said...
Wow. That doesn't come in the academic version of the kit. It looks very useful, if you have several of them. If I had any complaint about mindstorms, it would be that there aren't enough pieces to let you make perpendicular joins...
- Dec 12, 2007, 12:12:00 AM
I use these to make right-angles. I have a few of them. I wish I had more though. :)
- Dec 12, 2007, 12:40:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I don't think this part comes in the NXT retail kit, either.
- Dec 12, 2007, 12:46:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Yep, there is one in the retail kit. While I don't always find this piece useful, the times when I *do* need it it's critical: There is no compact replacement for it. Notably it's one of the smallest piece that will allow two rotational (pin) joints directly next to each other at right angles.
Brian Davis
- Dec 12, 2007, 1:16:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
Actually, it does come in the NXT kit.
But I never use it. I prefer these:
Technic Beam 3 x 3 Bent with Pins
- Dec 12, 2007, 1:18:00 AM
very good part, rare anytime i make a order from bricklink i check to see if that store has them and at what price. i have 8 of them in TriTrax-08 they are the part that holds the 3x5 beams to the rotating hubs/large turn tables. just a hard part to find and its over priced as it is rare.
- Dec 12, 2007, 1:34:00 AM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
I don't have very many, and wish I did as I am sure I would use more of them in joining applications that require 90 degree angles. I find when they are paired up via a pin at the hole at the angle, they become more useful.
- Dec 12, 2007, 1:56:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Wow... just goes to show how often I've used that piece :)
I had to go and dig it out, but yep... there it is. I think because there's only one, that's the reason I've ignored it. Rarely do I find that I need one piece ONLY once in a robot (not counting certain gears or axle connectors).
- Dec 12, 2007, 2:52:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
"only one" kills symmetrical building.
I have used this element to 'lock' halves together. One of these elements on each end of a cross beam. Yep, that's 2 needed...
- Dec 12, 2007, 4:27:00 AM
- Robotica said...
I use it rather often, special in the middle of the model, (still working symmetrical).
But I agree with Laurence, it would have been a better part if it would have two holes to the sides, then you can make the connection more firm.
I also prefer the Hassenplug... (oops HassenPin)
- Dec 12, 2007, 9:13:00 AM
- David Levy said...
I used it here yesterday.
see the picture.
- Dec 12, 2007, 10:06:00 AM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
These parts are very useful, but only when used strategically with other pieces to add stability in all directions.
- Dec 12, 2007, 10:50:00 AM
I saw that two of these come in the Education Resource kit from LEGO Education.
- Dec 13, 2007, 4:19:00 AM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
Here's a list of all the sets they come in:
- Dec 13, 2007, 2:26:00 PM
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- Feb 7, 2008, 8:39:00 AM
- Josh said...
I am using this connector on my new project NXJeep Here is a link to the picture on my blog http://joshesnxtblog.blogspot.com/ . I agree that it is more useful in pairs and even numbers.
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The scholar's study was one of the innermost chambers of a Chinese scholar-bureaucrat's residence. This example was acquired by the Museum in Beijing, where similar interiors may still be seen in the palaces of the former Forbidden City. Designed to be a contemplative setting away from official duties, the two side walls are lined with hinged, lacquered panels, each with silk-covered latticework at the top and delicately painted landscapes at the bottom.
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Trinity earrings
3 types of gold, pearls
3 types of gold, pearls
The visionary mind of Louis Cartier created the Trinity ring in 1924. Three bands intertwined in harmony, three colors of gold: pink for love, yellow for fidelity and white for friendship. The unique, timeless and cosmic Trinity design is now available adorned with colored gemstones, pearls or black ceramic. A bold style to embellish the loves of your life. Trinity, all about you forever.
Trinity de Cartier earrings, 18K white gold, 18K pink gold, 18K yellow gold, each set with 3 cultured freshwater pearls.
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