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The Arts in Education: A Possible Key to Whole Brain Utilization and Positive Self-Concept
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The problem. Questions to be Answered. (l) Is there a relationship between self-concept and curricular involvement in the arts? If so what is the direction of that relationship? (2) Is there a relationship between cerebral dominance and curricular involvement in the arts? If so what is the direction of that relationship? (3) Is there a relationship between cerebral dominance and self-concept? If so what is the direction of that relationship? Procedures. Subjects were sixty volunteers from specially chosen curricular areas of students at several midwestern colleges. The students' curricular areas represent what is assumed to be those requiring linear (left cerebral) and creative (right cerebral) functioning by their nature. These choices were made in an effort to provide more lateralized subjects, for more concise data. Participants were given a battery of tests suggested to determine self-concept and cerebral dominance. Findings. This research did not find a significant difference between the self-concept of students involved in an arts curriculum and those involved in a fact oriented curriculum. This research did not find significant difference between the self-concept of students and their right or left cerebral dominance or orientation. This research did, however, find significant difference between the right/left cerebral dominance of students who were involved in arts vs. fact curriculum. The arts students excelled at right cerebral activities and the fact oriented students excelled in left cerebral activities. Conclusion. This research supports past research which shows a relationship between student curricular involvement and cerebral lateralization. Recommendations. It is recommended that instruments be developed to better measure cerebral lateralization of activity as well as balanced activity. It is further recommended that future research in this area include a sample which is balanced in the several areas of the arts and in male/female members.
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This was taken at Whitstable last monday night... A cold day but such a beautiful sunset..
I took this one to the photo course last thurs as we were analysing photos. The main thing that came out was that the tyre in the foreground didnt fit. yet when cropped it lost impact. I have tried to lighten it but it made the sun look burnt out.... therefore i am putting this up for mod and critique!!
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A nice capture as you say not the same without the foreground tyre, something you can try next time, expose for the foreground and drop a 2 or 3 stop grad over the top of the image to stop it being burnt out.
I think you need the tyre as an anchor or stopper to keep you in the image Geoff.
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The foreground tyre is the main problem - you need something with a more interesting shape as a silhouette. The sun is also a touch bright - a difficult time when the exposure needs too be less for the sun, but more for the foreground. I would expose for the sun, then lighten later in software where needed.
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I agree with a lot of the above comments, Lianna, it's just that the f/g object is too commanding and rather than guiding the eye into the shot, it blocks it. Good try though, esp. if there was little else to choose instead. Perhaps this is where getting down in the wet on your hands and knees with a really wide focal length would pay off, using the smaller stones and irregularities there for your f/g detail.
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Great sunset shot Lianna, i would have thought the tyre was a rock had you not said so, so i think it works well as it is.
Nice one
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tried to do this earlier, but had to get out with the new Manfrotto an wonderful head that has bankrupted me!! but so well worth it.. to go with the new lens!!
Lianna, do hope that you like the variations? I have cropped, contrasted, 'messed around' with the colours for you, as think it is a bit on the bright side, also the tyre there really has taken away from the sunset that you captured so well then just did a smart sharpen for you..hope this is OK?
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Lovely light and colours with excellent reflection off the wet sand.
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I have uploaded a mod.
I like the composition with the stone in the forground, but personally I found the sky a little light, so I copy and pasted the sky (with a feather to soften the edge) then turned the blend mode to multiply to darken it a bit, and ajusted to opacity to suit.
Lovely shot.
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Try getting closer to the forground subject and using a flashgun to bring the detal out as a focal point may work for you may not no harm in trying though xx
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This is the second disc that the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra and Timpani are devoting to a major figure in the music of our time: Hugues Dufourt, who was a French composer and philosopher that was associated with the Spectral School of Composition. The first disc in this series received 'Diapason d'or of the Year'.Notes & Reviews:
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Works DetailsDufourt, Hugues : Lucifer d'après Pollock, for orchestra
- Conductor: Pierre-Andre Valade
- Ensemble: Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg
- Running Time: 32 min. 57 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
Dufourt, Hugues : Voyage par-delà les fleuves et les monts, for orchestra
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CONS: Has poor footwork and technique when working in pass protection. Gets too deep and is easily beat by inside move, or doesn't get deep enough and beat easily outside. Doesn't get good position when he's asked to block in space and causes a tendency to hold. Doesn't lock on in pass protection, and plays short-armed. Misses too many assignments and whiffs on blocks when blocking in space. Lacks strength and can be bull-rushed and pushed back at the point of attack.
OVERVIEW: He plays weakside tackle for Nevada, which corresponds to left tackle for the most part because he is uncovered by a tight end most downs. But was far more effective when he was, because he's a liability when left on an island. He's a player that does his best work in a short area. A three-year starter.
NFL FORECAST: If he stands any chance of playing on the next level has to move inside. He just doesn't have the ability to play at tackle on the next level, and judging from his poor technique and footwork, one would think this was his first year playing the tackle position instead of his fourth. His best position is probably center, but he'd be a project there since I don't know of any previous experience. He can work in a zone-blocking scheme that wants him to get out on the second level and take out linebackers. He's a work in progress that is going to take several years to develop. But if he does, he could be a nice backup option to have down the road because he could potentially play center, guard, and maybe be an emergency tackle for a team. But I wouldn't be surprised to see him struggle to stick early on in his career because he'll likely be playing a new position. If he works at it, I think he could land a backup position by his third summer.
ATL FORECAST: Durham offers some potential to fill in as a reserve player similar in niche to Ojinnaka as a utility backup. He's not really an option to be considered as a potential starter in Atlanta. Just a guy that in a few years could be a nice backup because he can potentially play more than one position. But he'd be hard-pressed to stick in Atlanta initially simply because he's very raw at this stage.
VALUE: He isn't worth a draft pick because he's a fairly raw, project. But a team should bring him to camp to push other players.
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(2) JL Audio 12W0 Subwoofers
4 Attachment(s)
Since I got my truck I was able to pull out my old stereo system from my closet to see if it would work out. Unfortunately I've come to find you can not get a box big enough that will fit properly under the seat and support my subwoofers.
I've had these subs since around 2005. I used them for a little over a year and got a new car. At that point they went into my closet and have sat there since. Every thing works perfectly with them and the foam is not torn nor shows wear.
I did hook them up to make sure they are still working properly. You can view the video of them in action at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1d8ubUDVx4
You get the two subwoofers in the sealed box shown. Also the speaker covers will be included as well. NO AMP IS INCLUDED!
I am asking 225$ or best offer. I do not have any information yet concerning how much it will cost to ship, but I can figure that out if you are serious. I am willing to trade for audio equipment I can use in my 2nd Dodge as well.
Good luck with the sale .
Thanks. I've got them on my local craigslist and haven't had any bites yet. I'm open to offers irregardless of how much you are willing to pay. You won't insult me because I know my asking price is a little high.
Speakers are just hard to sell too. I still really wish I could make these works in my current rig but can't. :-(
Since I like everyone here, and I really need to get rid of these things since they are taking up space, I'm going to offer a 2 day SUPER REDUCTION in the price.
175$ until 11:59pm CST on 3/7/2011
I'm not offering this on Craigslist, only to this forums.
Final Price Bump
$175 + Shipping.
I do have a 300 watt Planet Audio amp (VX1502) that I will sell with the subs for a discounted price as well if needed. I used it to power the subwoofers when I had them in my vehicle.
Also, there is NO tears or noticeable wear in the foam.
Sold! Both subwoofers and amp.
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1974 RD350 Crankshaft bearings and seals
This is my first post so I'd like to start off with a hello to everyone. I recently had a friend give me a 1974 RD350. It is bone stock and hasn't been run since 1982 but the bad part is that one of the pistons had a seizure so the previous owner pulled the top end apart then lost interest and now I have 1 jug, 2 heads, no pistons, and bad crank bearings. I have taken the engine out and split the cases apart but I need to know how to pull the bearings and seals off the crank without tearing anything up and what company has the most affordable engine parts. Also, what is the correct way to take the rotor off the crank snout? (p.s. I'm doing this on a tight budget as I recently bought a house.)
Welcome to the smokey room, to remove the rotor you can use a puller, they are 15 bucks from pro-motion, getting the bearings off use a bearing removing tool, if you don't have one you can rent them cheap from auto parts stores. BTW get a manual there are reprinted/copied versions enjoy the ride :evil
You could only change out the outer crank bearings that way. To get to the inners, you have to split the crank into halves. This is not work for those not well set up and experienced. I sent mine to Lyn Garland of Vintage Specialties in GA. Nice guy who has been doing this for decades. I want to say it was about $200 for all new bearings. I wish someone had given me a free RD.
How hard is it to split the crank apart? i have access to pullers, tools, and such.
@ Johnny, My buddy hadn't seen the bike since he was 16, he thought that it was a DT360, either way I knew I wanted it, then when we got to the barn and saw what it was I think he kinda regretted telling me that I could have it.
Well, I'm sure you could get it apart, maybe even without damaging it. When it is pressed back together though, there is a lot of skill involved in getting it aligned and trued. It really is a job for a pro who is very familiar with two stroke cranks. I like to do everything myself, to a ridiculous degree, but this is beyond my range. Cranks, and cylinder boring are the only thing I don't do on these bikes. When I quoted you the price I paid, that included parts, which were about half of the total.
+ 400 for Lyn great guy
You're going to like this source: http://www.hvccycle.com/
BTW, +1 one on the crank rebuilding, let a pro do it.
I can get a Banshee crankshaft with new bearings for cheap, won't they swap into a RD?
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yeeeeeah, that's ******** , the only thing that's illegal when it comes to games is SELLING them to minors.
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In the US it is perfectly legal to sell them to minors, it is at the store's discretion, and most choose not to.
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Technically legal, yes, but if your store gets blacklisted by the ESRB you can pretty much kiss your business goodbye. So, effectively, the consequences are the same.
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Actually it requires parental permission.
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Order & Chaos Duels - Trading Card Game
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Rediscover the Order & Chaos universe in this FREE collectible trading card game (TCG) that lets you battle with evil forces in many adventures or against real players for leaderboard supremacy.
The ancient demonic spirit Zepar and his Corruption have returned to use the world as their twisted, wicked playground once again.
Create your great hero, the Card Dueler, and embody the world's only hope!
√ Nearly 300 gorgeous cards to collect, reflecting the artistic direction of Order & Chaos
√ Fast & accessible duels on the go with spectacular special effects
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Full of bad bugs. Abandoned by developer?
Summary: It is a highly addictive game with bugs, cheats and lack of developer support that will drive you nuts. Now that it appears to have been mostly abandoned by the developer, stay away!
The core gameplay here is amazing, but the game has always been undermined by the Gameloft. First, made it so that you had to spend a lot of money to really compete in the multi-player arena. Then they kept introducing new cards that were overly powerful, so that you had to spend more money and spend (many) hours playing in new feature areas to get those cards if you wanted to maintain your level.
Over the past 6 months, it would appear that Gameloft has mostly abandoned the game. There are all kinds of bugs, some of which will cause you to lose matches that you were winning. Others mean that whole portions of the game (Epic Bosses, pillaging) just don't work. They also haven't added new areas to play through (the one part of the game you can enjoy without an expensively built deck) in about a year.
As an avid TCG player for the past 15 years and avid CCG player for the past 3 years, believe me when I say this game is incredible. From the art, to the mechanics, to the strategy; down to the sounds, animations, and story line (yes, there is a pretty in-depth campaign mode with a catchy introduction) this game is aces across the board. Super easy to get into and very challenging to master. I downloaded it 6 hours ago and haven't stopped playing. Also I would like to mention that I have never written a review for any game I've played on iPhone and I decided to write this because the game is THAT good. If you are looking for something new and interesting, this game is for you. Hands down the best game I have ever played on a mobile device. Get. It. Now!
Un balanced
The artwork and format of the game is excellent! But there is one very big problem with this game and it is that the A.i. Is not held to the same deck rules as we are. We are allowed 4 copies of a card per deck, the CPU can have as many as they want. I have played against a CPU stage where it had 9 copies of the same epic removal card. That's ridiculous! Part of tcg type of games is def. luck of the draw, but c'mon! Your making it statistically a lot more in the games favor for you to lose. I get it, this is a business and if you make it harder then people will spend money to get more cards, but that will happen even if the CPU is held to the same 4 copies of one card per deck as the player. That's why this game only gets 2 stars from me.
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More stories in the way of Devil in the Dark, Home Soil, Where Silence has Lease, Time Squared, Evolution, Transfigurations, Contagion, Masks, etc where it's really seeing stange new things, and not just "We gotta beat this weeks villain!".
The meaning of the apocalypse is the opposite of what most people think. It does not mean the end of the world; it means the revealing of hidden secrets and the beginning of a heaven on earth.
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The UK is different from Great Britain, which is made up of England, Scotland, and Wales. Sometimes people say Britain when they mean Great Britain. Britain only refers to England and Wales. Both the island of Great Britain and the island of Ireland, which includes Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, make up the British Isles along with a few smaller surrounding islands. Confused yet?!
The English often refer to themselves as British, whereas someone from Scotland or Wales will generally refer to themselves as Scottish or Welsh respectively.
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Hod Lipson (Fab@Home) and Melba Kurman were commissioned by the US Office of Science & Technology Policy (Executive Branch) to write a report on the emerging economy of Personal Manufacturing (aka Fab Lab tech). The full report "Factory @ Home: The Emerging Economy of Personal Fabrication" (PDF) is available from Hod's Cornell U website. I am only part way through ... Read More »
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Our next meetup will be Monday Jan 10, 2010 at Flatbread in Paia from 6-10pm. This is a cross-over meeting with the TechHui Maui Techies group. Many of our people are on this list too. No particular topics but bring your ideas if you have something to share. NOTE: DAY CHANGE FROM PREVIOUS ANNOUNCED DAY – MONDAY NOT TUESDAY. ... Read More »
Young Makers – teaching kids to learn by doing
The Young Makers Program is a collaboration between MAKE Magazine, The Exploratorium, and Pixar. The purpose of the program is to inspire and develop the next generation of makers, creators, and innovators. The Young Makers Program is different in several ways from other activities such as robotics competitions and science fairs. In particular, there are no winners and losers, and ... Read More »
Lilypad successes, Makers and Education, DARPA Program
This post is an amalgam of several news items I read recently. First off an article on the LilyPad's success in bringing women into electronics projects. From a post in BoingBoing: "MIT's Leah Buechley and Benjamin Mako Hill recently published a paper called LilyPad in the Wild: How Hardware's Long Tail is Supporting New Engineering and Design Communities, about the success ... Read More »
Art-Science Education Hackers and Govt Support
There are some interesting movements going on over on the mainland that I caught wind of this week: First – Arts, Science and Makerspaces The National Endowment For Arts (NEA) blog has a post up on Alt.Art-Sci: We Need New Ways of Linking Arts and Sciences. "A recent National Science Foundation (NSF)-National Endowment for the Arts workshop sought to re-think the ... Read More »
Ten people at First Maui Maker Meeting
We had a meetup at Ben's house yesterday (Sept 16, 2010) – our first real Maui Maker specific meetup! There were 10 people there (not counting Ben's two boys and visitor). Ben and Hiro provided pizza and fish tacos, and drinks. The meeting started about 7:30pm and the last of us left at about 11:45pm – sorry it was so ... Read More »
Building the Solarbotics Beetlebot
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Free live online class on Arduino and Processing
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Simi Valley Adult School Basic Machinist
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This unit on the human body is based on the concept 'The body has external and internal parts.' It contains information, directions on conducting experiments and activities (making collage people, identifying body parts, etc.), and reproducible visuals for students to label. (Find other units by searching 'Body Works')
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Barbecued Tofu Strips
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|Firm tofu
|8 Ounce, pressed
|Tamari sauce/Soy sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sweet and sour sauce
|2 Tablespoon
Cut pressed tofu into 1/4-inch slices. Place in a single layer in a small pan and pour tamari or soy sauce over strips. Marinate in tamari for 15 to 60 minutes, turning occasionally to coat evenly. The longer the marination time, the stronger the flavor. Drain.
Heat vegetable oil in a skillet and fry tofu on both sides until lightly browned. Dip fried tofu slices in a bowl of sweet and sour sauce to coat both sides. Lay strips in a single layer in a heavy baking pan or casserole dish.
Bake at 400° F. on the lowest oven rack for 20 minutes. Turn strips with a spatula and bake an additional 10 to 15 minutes until the sauce is well baked in.
Serve hot with extra sweet and sour sauce on the side for dipping.
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Breen suggested that only 15 examples of the 1927-S twenty were in existence when he published his landmark Complete Encyclopedia in 1988. That number seems ridiculously low based on our knowledge of this issue today. However, it may not have been too far off when Breen was researching Saint-Gaudens double eagles for inclusion in his seminal reference. Apparently more examples have been repatriated from European holdings since then. Yet even today the survival rate for this date is very low. In our 2006 series reference based on the Phillip H. Morse Collection, we noted that the issue is an absolute rather than conditional rarity, and that of the 160-170 surviving pieces, two-thirds of them were Uncirculated.
As with all 1927-S Saints we have handled, the mint luster is thick and frosted. The bright surfaces have a noticeable overlay of reddish patina that deepens even more around the margins. The devices are fully struck. There are a few scattered marks on each side, none of individual note, that keep this coin from an MS65 grade. Population: 5 in 64, 8 finer (2/10).
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*cough* they just launched yet another DX7 part *cough*
*cough* and how long will it take for NV30 to show up... let alone NV31 *cough*
Yeah, and? They can put it out of the market in six months or a little more.
As for the NV30, i'd say it would be out in december or before ( but that's unlikely )
But then again, i might have to do some crow eating again if that's incorrect...
Err, i PERFECTLY well know most of the market is DX7. However, you said the following:
we have no true value dx8 part out yet and you talking about a value dx9 part! the ti4200 is not value dx8 catagory yet but its getting closer ,and now we have the nforce 2 with built in dx7 ,see where im getting at
"We have no value DX8 part out yet" : None from nVidia, but i'd consider the Radeon 9000 a value DX8 part. And Trident upcoming GPUs are true value DX8 parts. Sub $100 and good perf.
Did i ever say NV31 would be "value"? No. I said it was going to be at about the same price range as the Ti 4200, maybe a little more. And you agreed the Ti 4200 wasn't value.
"We now have the nForce 2 with built in DX7 support, see where im getting at"
What did you hope? A high-end integrated graphic card?
nVidia next motherboard product will most likely include DX8 support. Maybe it won't be a speed demon, but at least it'll be mainstream.
So, we'll see who's right in a couple of months i guess
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or any other "social media".
Ya - but they seem to have time lurking/posting on Yahoo's Message boards!
Successful people would short FB stocks. LOL
If you have a job and a life, you don't have time for that garbage.But all the ten year olds already on it don't have to worry about jobs yet. But they do have to worry about all the people trying to take advantage of them through the site.
I would argue that successful people have an adequate amount of free time in their day
Successful large companies are starting to use "social media" internally to manage development projects. JIVE is a leader, providing software that lets the latest generation of workers at major companies use the collaboration methods that they are already familar with. JIVE revenues (not dependent on advertising) have gone from $30M to $46M to $77M in just the last 3 years. That's nice growth, and its only just starting to catch on. The growth potential is HUGE!
Is 'JIVE' a management tool instead and not really a 'social media' application. ..... 'How's work going' as opposed to 'want to hook-up this weekend'?
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Asus A8N-VM CSM audio problem
i have a problem with sound. every roughly 15-30 mins the onboard sound seems to dissapear and in the sounds section of the control panel it says "no playback device available" but after a powerdown everything is back to normal and it starts over again :(
what i would like to know is has anybody else had similar problems and how can i fix it ?
it looks to be power management related but i have disabled all power management in both the bios and windows but nothing seems to help i am using :-
windows xp pro
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onboard audio
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bios is v1001
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This is a Solaris forum, not Windows. I think you need to post this elsewhere if you expect to receive assistance.
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Jiffy Grilled Plaice
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Jiffy Grilled Plaice is a lemon flavored appetizer. Jiffy Grilled Plaice gets its lovely taste from plaice fillets and seasoning. Jiffy Grilled Plaice is loved by many across the world.
|2 Ounce
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|Chopped parsley
|1 Teaspoon
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|Frozen plaice fillets/8 small fillets plaice
|2 Kilogram, partially thawed (1 Large Size Carton)
Melt the margarine in the grill pan.
Season the fish and lay it flesh side down in the pan.
Cook for 1 minute.
Turn with flesh side up and grill steadily until golden brown and cooked, about 5-8 minutes, depending on thickness.
Arrange on a hot serving dish, add lemon juice to the remaining fat in pan, reheat.
Pour over the fish.
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After a long waited month, the Interchange of Hwy 41 and 76 is complete and open. The detours do not have to be used anymore and getting to the Zone will be much easier.
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Biophysicist Prof. van Hemmen has more on his mind than just autonomous underwater robots. His goal is to develop and combine new forms of technological sensory perception, as he is convinced that in this way machines can perceive their environment with much greater accuracy. "The key here is 'multimodal sensing,'" he explains. "Humans, too, don't rely on a single sense. Our brains combine the input from a variety of senses to create an overall image of our surroundings. It is not until one of our senses fails us that we appreciate how important this combination is." Prof. van Hemmen graphically demonstrates this using the following example: "It normally takes maybe ten seconds to strike a match. But if you put on thin gloves to take away the sense of touch, it becomes much harder. Often the task then takes more than a minute."
Van Hemmen is also convinced that robot intelligence benefits little from installing even more cameras to supply even more images. He believes that it is more important for robots to perceive different aspects of their environment with a variety of sensors. However, when it comes to combining these different perceptions, he has to delve deep into the secrets of brain research: How do animals sift through a mass of data to filter out what is really relevant? How do humans manage this? The CoTeSys excellence cluster, he believes, presents an opportunity not just to answer these questions, but, through interdisciplinary cooperation among physiologists, information technologists and engineers, to transfer the new-found principles to the world of technology: "To be alert means reducing data to its essentials. Robots must learn to do this too, eve
|Contact: Markus Bernards
Technische Universitaet Muenchen


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The Week in Photos: June 27, 2008
This week in Thoroughbred racing.
The Blood-Horse: 06/28/2008 issue
Photo: Blood-horse
Fit for a Queen: Queen Elizabeth gives a congratulatory caress to her homebred, Free Agent, who scored the first win for the Queen at Royal Ascot since 1999.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Iavarone says no drugs except salix for horses owned by IEAH Stables.
Photo: Mike Corrado
Big Brown, winner of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands and Preakness Stakes (both gr. I), likely will make his return to the races in the $1-million Haskell Invitational (gr. I) at Monmouth Park Aug. 3.
Photo: Jeffrey Snyder
Harry Aleo, Owner of Lost in the Fog, Dies at Age 88
Photo: Benoit Photo
Henrythenavigator leads the way as trainer Aiden O'Brien wins six group races at the Royal Ascot meeting. Henrythenavigator, left, broke Ascot's record for the round mile in winning the St. James's Palace Stakes.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Australian-bred Haradasun takes the Queen Anne over a stellar field.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Spanish-based Equiano kept the flavor of the meet international in winning the King's Stand.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Yeats achieves the rare feat of winning the Ascot Gold Cup for the third time.
Photo: Trevor Jones
Downpour soaks Colonial Downs but Salior's Cap relishes the soft grass and easily wins the Turf Cup.
Photo: Coady Photography
Not Bourbon holds off the hard-charging Ginger Brew (outside) in the stretch to win the Queen's Plate at Woodbine.
Photo: Michael Burns


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Iwata "sorry about E3"
By nima 1 Comments
At least he apologized. http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=193784
At least they are working on traditional games. What he said was essentially true though, they do take a long time to develop and revealing them at this E3 would probably mean revealing them at a very early stage which could bring even more problems for nintendo.
I feel like firing no more heroes up again. That game was too awesome.


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Almond Cheddar Ball
|Sharp cheddar cheese
|8 Ounce
|Whole blanched almonds
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Cream cheese
|4 Ounce, cut into chunks
|Dry sherry
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Dijon mustard
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
|1 Dash (Cayenne)
|Chopped sweet pickle
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Insert shredding disc.
Shred Cheddar cheese transfer to a mixing bowl.
Change to metal blade and coarsely chop almonds set aside.
With motor running, drop cream cheese through feed tube and continue processing until smooth.
Add sherry, mayonnaise, mustard, pepper, and pickle to work bowl; process continuously (stopping to scrape bowl once or twice) until soft and smooth.
Add cream cheese mixture to Cheddar cheese; mix well.
Return mixture to work bowl, half at a time (or all at once in a large-capacity processor); process continuously (stopping to scrape bowl once or twice) until blended.
Cover and refrigerate until firm.
Shape cheese mixture into a ball, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least 2 hours or for up to 2 weeks.
Meanwhile, spread almonds in a shallow baking pan and toast in a 350° oven until golden (about 8 minutes).
Let cool.
To serve, roll chilled cheese ball in almonds to coat; let stand at room temperature for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.