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The use of senior mentors — retired military officers or former high-level civilian officials hired as contractors — has dropped precipitously in the year and a half since the Defense Department instituted stiffer conflict-of-interest rules and a pay cap.
A Pentagon inspector general's report released last week examined whether DoD complied with a 2010 mandate to convert the senior mentors to a more regulated "highly qualified expert," position.
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In April 2010, then-Defense Secretary Robert Gates issued a directive requiring the services to convert senior mentors to the HQE program.
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by Paul on 06/24/07 at 09:59 AM ET
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Poile said the trade of Vokoun, who was scheduled to make an average of $5.7 million over the next four years, should mean the Predators are where they need to be financially.
The team is expected to be near the basement of the salary cap in the coming season, which is likely to mean somewhere in the $32 million to $34 million range.
"The decision to trade Tomas was a big decision from a team standpoint and it was a big move financially,'' Poile said. "It's put us in a position where we want to be.
"So any other trades going forward, if we want to make any more trades, will in all likelihood be for players as opposed to draft picks.''
more on the Preds…
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Owners Need To Meet Balsillie
by Paul on 06/23/07 at 09:05 PM ET
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"Why can't he just do things like everyone else?" one top team official said Saturday.
If Bettman is successful in driving Balsillie from the process, it's possible the Predators could exist in limbo indefinitely, losing money and playing to smaller and smaller crowds. Hardly an ideal situation for Leipold, one of Bettman's staunchest supporters, and hardly an ideal situation for owners who stand to see their own franchises devalued by the possibility of having the Predators twist in the wind well into this season.
"This is just a horrible situation for the league," the source said.
Since Balsillie began his quest for the Predators, he has yet to meet with any other owners. The source added there was a meeting set with the board of governors' executive committee for last Tuesday, when some of these issues might have at least been discussed, if not resolved, but it was canceled at Bettman's behest because two members couldn't attend. Meanwhile, a league source insisted there was no executive meeting planned.
So, we ask again, isn't it about time the league's owners insist that they hear from the would-be owner themselves? Isn't it?
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Nothing Has Changed With Balsillie Bid
by Paul on 06/23/07 at 05:43 PM ET
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Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie remains in the mix to buy the Nashville Predators despite Friday's apparent setback.
A source close to Balsillie, the co-CEO of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, said Saturday that nothing has changed in his bid to complete the purchase of the NHL club from Craig Leipold.
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Nashville Hurting
by Paul on 06/23/07 at 04:01 PM ET
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from Alan Adams at Sportsnet,
Paul Kariya and Peter Forsberg are both unrestricted free agents this summer and don't look for them to be back in Nashville next season.
And don't look for Nashville to be active in the free agent market. You can't spend money you don't have. General Manager David Poile has one hell of a selling job on his hand to get anyone to sign with his team.
The Predators didn't average 14,000 per game in '06-07, and it's in praise of folly to think the fans will pack the Sommet Centre, unless selected suckers don't mind paying major league prices to see a team that might win a minor league title.
Maybe the Predators should mirror what the Carolina Hurricanes did when they played to sparse crowed in Greensborough. They put a curtain around the upper bowl of the arena in an effort to make the place looked packed.
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NHL Calling the Nashville Tune
by Alanah McGinley on 06/23/07 at 10:49 AM ET
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From Damien Cox at the Toronto Star,
Imagine the immense pressure being exerted on Craig Leipold, the man who no longer wants to own the Nashville Predators.
On one hand, the NHL, through misguided commissioner Gary Bettman, is leaning on Leipold daily not to sell the Preds to Waterloo billionaire Jim Balsillie.
Bettman is operating on an ABB (Anyone But Balsillie) basis, uncaring that the Predators are being dismembered, sold off piece by piece, while he tries to make sure the team moves anywhere but Southern Ontario.
Let's be clear. Bettman doesn't care if the Preds are turned into a hollow shell next season. He cares only about directing them to Kansas City or Las Vegas or some other place that won't care about them very much.
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Nashville Rejects Balsillie's Offer For Preds
by Alanah McGinley on 06/22/07 at 09:11 PM ET
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From TSN, breaking news,
Nashville owner Craig Leipold has advised the NHL to no longer consider Jim Balsillie as a prospective owner of the team.
Sources say Leipold told the league the absence of a finalized sale agreement and Balsillie desire to move the franchise to Hamilton are the reasons for his decision.
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It's the second time Balsillie has been spurned in his efforts to buy an NHL team. He backed out of an earlier agreement to buy the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Balsillie had agreed to pay up to $238 million for the Predators. There was a deadline of June 30th put in place to complete the details of the sale.
Leipold, however, pulled the plug early.
Balsillie had already started putting the wheels in motion to move the team to Hamilton.
At a board of governors meeting in New York earlier this week, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman called talk of moving the Predators "premature."
Updated 10:26pm EDT:
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Nashville Trades Vokoun to Florida
by Alanah McGinley on 06/22/07 at 07:01 PM ET
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The Nashville Predators have traded goaltender Tomas Vokoun to the Florida Panthers for a first-round pick and two second-round picks.
Vokoun, 30, was 27-12-4 with a 2.40 goals against average and .920 save percentage in 44 games with the Predators last season. He missed time in the middle of the season with a thumb injury, and backup Chris Mason ended up putting up even better numbers (24-11-4, 2.38, .925).
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The Love Saga Continues
by Alanah McGinley on 06/21/07 at 04:45 PM ET
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From CBC, an interruption from the usual…
Rankin Inlet has been abuzz this week with sightings of a celebrity couple — hometown hockey hero Jordin Tootoo and his girlfriend, American Idol finalist Kellie Pickler.
The NHL player has been dating the country singer since January and has brought her home to Nunavut to meet his family.
Most of Pickler's northern time has been spent at the Tootoo cabin, far from noisy gadgets and her condo in Nashville.
"[There's] no cellphone service here, so that's a big plus. No one probably knows what a cellphone is here, do they?" she joked in a CBC interview.
continued… (Alas, young love. Why must it annoy me so?!)
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Balsillie Should Have Been There
by Paul on 06/21/07 at 09:13 AM ET
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
The most reasonable process for Bettman to follow would have been to invite Balsillie to Manhattan yesterday to make a presentation to the board and answer a few questions. Nothing formal. No vote on the ownership of the Predators.
Instead, Bettman avoided dealing with the issue at all. The biggest news of the day then became that Jeremy Jacobs, Bettman's No. 1 supporter, who has singlehandedly remade the once proud Boston Bruins into a failed franchise, is now chairman of the board.
The battlefield is now well-defined. Three Americans – Bettman, Daly and Jacobs – dedicated to defeating Balsillie's bid to bring hockey to the world's richest hockey market.
And never having to really explain why.
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by Paul on 06/21/07 at 09:06 AM ET
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from the Globe and Mail,
Wayne Gretzky may feel sorry for National Hockey League fans in Nashville, but the head coach of the Phoenix Coyotes can see only good things if the Predators relocate to Southern Ontario.
In an interview with CTV's eTalk, Gretzky said that if the Predators are sold to Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie and moved the next season to Hamilton, they would do well in what he dubbed "a great hockey area."
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On December 31st my cubicle neighbor Cindy (*waives to Cindy*) and I were discussing our 2015 reading resolutions. I also read her post about it here on Reading Addict and sure enough, our goals could practically meet and shake hands. It occurred to me, that my own goal to write more and/or talk more about the books I read, could be met pretty easily if I started submitting articles to the Reading Addict blog, so here I am!
Sometimes I'm in the mood to be comforted by a book and at other times I want to be provoked. Comforting books are rarely good for discussion, while unsettling books are ripe for conversation. The following three books are literary, captivating, and guaranteed to make you feel a little squirmy.
Every year I make New Year's resolutions, and like most people, I rarely keep them. Ever the optimist, that doesn't keep me from continuing to make them. Almost every year my resolutions include at least one that's related to reading. Being respectful of tradition, I guess I'll make some reading resolutions for 2015 (with no pressure to actually keep them).
I was a reader long before the Internet took over the world. These days it's easy for book junkies like me to find good books to read. Thousands of titles and authors, book reviews and articles, reader ratings and reviews are at my fingertips. This wasn't always the case.
I spend a lot of time around books. I read numerous reviews, pay attention to the buzz about new titles, and talk incessantly with my friends about what we're reading. In spite of that, I sometimes miss a wonderful author, wondering after his or her books have come to my attention how in the world that happened. Of course, I guess there is an upside to this; once you discover someone who already has a body of work, you have a treasure trove of titles to explore, whereas discovering an author with the first novel means you have a wait for the next one.
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Twitter.com/FeelsLike98 Marshall Henderson is enjoying the ride. The Ole Miss shooting guard with the LeBron James-observed green light helped his team past Wisconsin early Friday afternoon. Since the Rebels weren't scheduled to play again until Sunday evening against La Salle, Henderson stopped by McFadden's in the Kansas City Power & Light District to take in some drinks and watch the rest of the NCAA tournament games. Marshall Henderson out drinking in the P&L? Marshall Henderson out drinking in the P&L. #landshark (cc: @eslatten) twitter.com/NotKUComplianc… — Fake KU Compliance (@NotKUCompliance) March 23, 2013 Of course, that just made Henderson's many haters hate him even worse. @nativeflash22 I ******* hate everything about you. Go make out with another fat chick at a bar and pay her off w fake money ****** — Cheese Boy(@xavier_manzo5) March 22, 2013 Whatever. The Landshark was doing what every other college basketball fan in America was doing yesterday, except he helped his team upset a No. 5 seed before he took in the March Madness games. To top his night off, Henderson got into a Twitter spat with some fool internet troll masquerading as Kentucky guard Ryan Harrow. He's since deleted his tweets. Henderson may deserve — and feed off of — the hate thrown his way, but he's gotten the last laugh thus far. If Ole Miss can beat 13th-seeded La Salle on Sunday, they'll be a win away from playing for the Final Four. While Henderson was out at McFadden's, fans wasted no time in capturing as many cell phone pics of him as they could get without getting in his face. You can see them in the gallery below.Ole Miss takes on La Salle at 7:40 p.m. (ET) on Sunday in Kansas City. Filed under: Basketball
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has issued a posthumous apology over the treatment of gay scientist and mathematician Alan Turing, a man who helped the British Government unlock the secret of the Enigma Code and therefore contributed to the WWII Allied victory, calling the government's treatment of the scientist "awful" and "utterly unfair".
Rather than being treated like a war hero, Turing was convicted for being a homosexual and was given female hormone injections as a cure. He committed suicide just two years after at the age of 41. As well as his work during the war-effort, Turing is widely considered to be the father of modern day computer science, no doubt giving impetus to the international appeal for a formal apology.
A paragraph of Gordon Brown's apology acknowledges Turing as a man of great recognition, yes, but also goes some way to including all those that, like him, were so horribly persecuted because of their sexuality:
Thousands of people have come together to demand justice for Alan Turing and recognition of the appalling way he was treated. While Turing was dealt with under the law of the time, and we can't put the clock back, his treatment was of course utterly unfair, and I am pleased to have the chance to say how deeply sorry I and we all are for what happened to him. Alan and the many thousands of other gay men who were convicted, as he was convicted, under homophobic laws, were treated terribly. Over the years, millions more lived in fear of conviction. I am proud that those days are gone and that in the past 12 years this Government has done so much to make life fairer and more equal for our LGBT community. This recognition of Alan's status as one of Britain's most famous victims of homophobia is another step towards equality, and long overdue.
To read the rest of Gordon Brown's statement, please click here.
The creator of the first UK based Alan Turing petition, John Graham-Cumming, computer programmer and author of The Geek Atlas, has reacted warmly to Gordon Brown's statement, but recognized that this was not the final point of discussion:
"For me, it's the end of my campaign. But for others it is not. It's vital that Bletchley Park and the National Museum of Computing secure funding to keep them alive."
This is in reference to the fact that the historical building in which Alan Turing and other code-breakers worked during the war has been repeatedly denied funding under Britain's Labour Government, first by former PM Tony Blair, and now by Gordon Brown's administration too.
To find out about the campaign to save Bletchley Park Museum please click here.
Lastly, an apology is a good first step, but Alan Turing and the hundred-thousand like him who were convicted of gross indecency because of their homosexuality are still classed by government records as criminals. All of them need to be officially pardoned.
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My son is gay and a wonderful, caring, kind person, the USA should give equal rights to gays also. Decriminalization is but the first step. There are many more rights that my straight childrfen have that my gay one doesn't. Let's get with it, citizens!!
While UK should pardon all those convicted of being gay and apologize; at least they have gotten over their maddness. We may not lock up our gays here and charge them with being gay; we certainly don't offer them the equality that they have in the UK now. Perhaps we will someday grow out of that too.
It is better late, than never! He might not ever get this apology in America?
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This just goes to show that no good turn goes unpunished. As a Christian I may or not agree with something;however, I chose to approach things with an attitude of love.
The English community owes Turing a debt of gradititude. That man did not deserve that kind of treatment.
Turing commited suicide by eating an apple laced with poison. This is the product logo we all commonly know as `Apple`, and their products carry testimony to a great mind.
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I absoluely agree! The treatment of gays is appauling, even still. While Turing's inhumane treatment is no greater than others who suffered similarly, the loss of his great genious is tragic for all humanity.
BTW, one of Turing's legacies many Internet users experience almost daily: Captcha (the scrambled words and letters used to very human-entry on Web forms). It's an acronym for:
I absoluely agree! The treatment of gays is appauling, even still. While Turing's inhumane treatment is no greater than other show suffered similarly, the loss of his great genious is tragic for all humanity.
BTW, one of Turing's legacies many Internet users experiance alomost daily: Captcha (the scrambled words and letters used to very human-entry on Web forms). It's an acronym for:
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Eddy Cue: New iOS 9 beta with Apple Music coming 'early n...
While iOS 8.4 users have been able to try out the new Apple Music service since this morning, developers running the latest iOS 9 beta seed have been left out. This will change "early next week," however, according to Apple Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue. In a reply to a user on Twitter, Cue said that a new beta of iOS 9 will be available next week with Apple Music integration:
Cue has not been shy as of late on Twitter when it comes to Apple Music, sharing key feature details and announcing payments to artists during the three month free trial period via the social network. Following the Tweets related to the new iOS 9 build, Cue clarified that users can "easily" opt out from paying for Apple Music online and that the bitrate quality is dependent on the type of wireless connection.
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In a pair of responses to Twitter users tonight, Cue has clarified the new iOS 9 seed with Apple Music support will be arriving "early next week."
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The last beta seed came on Tuesday, June 23, so next Tuesday would mark Apple's typical two-week interval for beta releases.
Cue is also answering a few other Apple Music questions from Twitter users tonight, noting users can "easily" turn off auto-renew on Apple Music to prevent unexpected charges when the free trial ends and that the bitrate of Apple Music streaming varies depending on whether the user is on a Wi-Fi or cellular connection.
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The "Connect" tab, however, is a new service from Apple which is described as a place where "musicians give their fans a closer look at their work, their inspirations, and their world." Similar to a social network, it allows users to "follow" their favorite artists and see additional content.
If "Connect" doesn't interest you, MacRumors reader Eric points out a handy tip to replace the "Connect" tab with a dedicated "Playlists" tab which he describes as "much more useful".
Under Settings -> General -> Restrictions, Apple allows you to disable "Apple Music Connect" which removes the Connect tab and provides the alternate Playlist functionality.
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To enable TRIM, a user just has to type "sudo trimforce enable" into the Terminal window. Ars Technica points out that running TRIM prompts a "scary" message from the system, but notes it's largely because each SSD implements TRIM in a different way, with older disks sometimes acting in a way OS X would not expect.
MacRumors forum readers have been testing and discussing the update in our forums and sharing their experiences.
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Beats 1 Radio is currently unavailable in select countries, including the Bahamas, Bahrain, Burkina-Faso, Egypt, Hungary, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Mozambique, Namibia, Oman, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Taiwan, Turkey and United Arab Emirates. iTunes Match, technically available through Apple Music and as a standalone service, is available in all countries listed except for Romania.
To check the availability of Apple Music, Apple Music Radio, Beats 1 Radio, and iTunes Match in your region, be sure to look at the full list of countries on Apple's website. Apple has also posted a similar list of regions where Apple Music will be available across the U.S. and Canada, Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Not all features of Apple Music will be available in each country.
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SoundHound, a popular sound recognition app for detecting and searching for songs and other audio clips, today gets an update that brings integration with the just launched Apple Music streaming service.
With the updated SoundHound app landing today, users will now get an "Apple Music Listen Now" link to listen to a song on the streaming service (when available) through the home screen, song pages, and throughout the app.
Other competitive apps, such as Shazam, have already updated with similar functionality. The apps previously only linked users to purchase songs through iTunes and other services, but also promote competitive streaming services for listening such as Spotify and Rdio. For SoundHound, users will find an Apple Music streaming link next to songs through various features, including: music identification, personalized History, Top Charts, or Music Maps.
Interestingly, SoundHound will also be promoting Apple Music's Beats 1 live radio station:
SoundHound is also showcasing Apple Music's new global radio streaming station Beats 1. Users will see a "Beats 1 Radio" row within song pages, enabling easy, one-tap access to listen to the streaming radio broadcast, which features various artists hosting programs and full-time DJs, led by ex-BBC host Zane Lowe.
You can grab SoundHound on the App Store now.
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Hands-On Walkthrough of Apple Music and Beats 1 Radio
We went hands-on with Apple Music in iOS 8.4 to give you a look at how the new service works, what it looks like, what it costs, and how to use it. Check out the video below to get a thorough overview of all three Apple Music components.
Apple Music's main streaming feature is a "For You" section within the Music app that offers up on-demand music recommendations based on preferences you've entered and music you've listed to previously. "For You" is able to offer more refined, tailored recommendations as you listen to more and more music.
The "New" tab, also part of the on-demand streaming service, displays a variety of music that's new and popular, organized into songs and albums. This section also includes music picks from Apple Music editors.
Much of the content in these two Music app features requires a subscription to Apple Music, which is free for three months, after which it's priced at $9.99 or $14.99 for a family. A third "Radio" tab in the app houses the new 24/7 live Beats 1 radio station and other radio offerings, and radio content will always be free to access.
Apple Connect, the artist-centric social network, is also available through a tab in the Music app, and it displays status updates, photos, videos, and more from artists you follow. The final section is focused on "My Music," housing music you've added from Apple Music, songs you've purchased from iTunes, and playlists you've created, all in one spot.
All of these features that are available in iOS 8.4's new Music app are also available in iTunes 12.2, which was just released this afternoon. iTunes 12.2 offers up all of the same tabs and access to music, radio stations, and curated playlists.
Because Apple Music is free for the first three months, all iTunes users can download it and check it out for themselves without having to shell out cash. If you haven't downloaded Apple Music yet, it's well worth giving it a look.
To read more about setting up Apple Music, make sure to check out our guide on Getting Started with Apple Music and Beats 1 on iOS, Mac, and PC.
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Hands-on with Apple Music (Video)
Today we're taking a quick look at Apple Music. This new service came along with the iOS 8.4 update and effectively merges Beats Music with a new streaming service from Apple. The good news is, Apple Music will also be available for Android and Apple TV as well later this fall. Everyone also gets a 3 month free trial in case you're on the fence about subscribing to the service right away…
The update brings along a refreshed Music app icon and this is where you'll find Apple Music along with the music you've purchased through iTunes. Inside of the app we have a new layout with different tabs and organization. When you first sign up for Apple Music, you'll be prompted to choose different genres and artists that you like. This will begin curating playlists and albums for streaming based on your interests.
The first tab at the bottom is where you'll find music "for you." These playlists, artists, and albums are available to stream instantly, add to your music library, and even save for offline playback. If you'd like to find other artists available on Apple Music or within your music library, you can tap on the search icon in the top right corner and type in an artist, song, or album name.
Next up, we have the "new" tab which will likely be similar for everyone using the app. This presents artists and albums new to Apple Music and can be streamed or saved to your library.
Check out our Apple Music hands-on video below:
In the middle, there's a "radio" tab. This is basically what iTunes Radio should have been from the beginning. At the moment, the top banner showcases Beats 1 Radio which is a live station that has different scheduled events throughout the day. By tapping on this station you can see the current DJ lineup and featured shows that air on this station. The other stations available are pretty straight forward though. Tap on a station and it will begin playing content based on the title.
The fourth tab is called "connect" and works as somewhat of a social network for Apple Music. This allows you to follow various artists and see what's happening in a single stream. You have the ability to like posts and comment on them with others that are into that artist as well. By default, Apple Music will follow artists it finds within your music library, but you can easily follow new artists through their personal pages or access them through a specific album.
Finally, we have the "My Music" section. This is exactly what you'd expect. It combines the music you've purchased through iTunes as well as the music you've added to your library from Apple Music. At the top, there are two tabs that allow you to switch between your library and your playlists.
Apple Music is exactly what I've been waiting for and I'm looking forward to its release on Apple TV and Android in the near future. If you'd like to sign up for Apple Music after the free trial has ended, it will run you $9.99 per month for an individual or $14.99 per month for a family of up to 6 members with individual accounts and listening preferences. It seems like a pretty good deal to me, but let us know what you think about Apple Music in the comment section below.
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4) Using a grapefruit knife, gently scrape out the whole of the inside portion. Do not break the skins.
5) Then, remove the cores and chop the flesh.
6) With lemon juice, brush the inside walls of the apples.
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11) Into a small dish, place them along with water to cover.
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THE WASHINGTON WIZARDS beat the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night, but the victory did not come without a little bit of pain.
Jim McIsaac of Newsday captured this amazing photo of the exact moment an errant ball struck Wizards coach Randy Wittman in the face.
Ouch indeed.
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Pork And Apple Hot Pot
|Pork loin chops
|4 , each about 2.5 centimeter, 1inch
|2 Ounce (50 Gram)
|Cooking apple
|8 Ounce, peeled, cored and thickly sliced
|1 Large, skinned and sliced
|1 Pound, peeled and diced evenly (450 Gram)
|3 , skinned and chopped
|Chicken stock
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
1. Remove the bones and any excess fat from the chops, roll each one into a neat round and secure with a wooden cocktail stick.
2. Put the butter into a deep ovenproof casserole and microwave on HIGH for 45 seconds until the butter melts, then add the apples, onion and potatoes and mix well. Cover the ingredients with cling film, pulling back one corner to vent, and microwave on HIGH for 6-8 minutes until the onion and potatoes begin to soften.
3. Place the chops on top of the vegetables and microwave on HIGH for 2 minutes until the surface of the meat turns opaque.
4. Sprinkle the chopped tomatoes over the chops. Pour chicken stock into the casserole to come halfway up the sides of the vegetables. Cover the casserole with cling film, pulling back one corner to vent. Microwave on HIGH for about 5 minutes until boiling, reduce the setting and microwave on LOW for 40 minutes until the chops are tender, turning them over halfway through cooking.
5. Skim off any excess fat and carefully remove the cocktail sticks from the chops. Season the hot-pot very well with salt and pepper, then cover and leave it to stand for 10 minutes before serving.


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Laurens County Healthcare System
Laurens County Health Care System wanted to attest to Stage 1 of Meaningful Use by summer 2013 but knew it couldn't deploy Meditech in a physical data center environment because of cost and reliability concerns.
"Physicians are very excited that they can use their own devices from anywhere to access Meditech and review EMRs [electronic medical records] and patient data without physically having to come into the hospital,"
Le Moyne College
Le Moyne College worked with technology solutions provider Systems Management Planning, Inc. to make the journey to deep server virtualization and then the move to virtual desktop infrastructure in a structured and predictive fashion.
"Our relationship with SMP and the staff there has been critical from back in 2006-2007, when we began adopting server virtualization. With a new technology, you try to bring in a new environment. There are learning and assimilation curves. To get the value out of that, to get the bang for the buck as quickly as possible, we wanted to identify a partner to help us accelerate into leveraging that technology."
Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter
Discover how Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter replaced its old desktops with Wyse Zero clients running VMware View. The virtualized desktop environment is less expensive to run and easier to manage.
"VMware View allowed us to clean up and centralize our desktop environment. It improved the manageability of our desktop systems, reduced our desktop costs, and delivered green benefits in the form of power savings."
Macquarie University
Macquarie Universitiy's iLab is a new approach to computer laboratories, enabling students to use Windows and Macintosh applications for their university work from anywhere on most kinds of personal computers, tablets and smartphones.
Madison Plains
Virtualization Frees Madison-Plains Budget for Student Technology. Modernizing Servers as VMware Virtual Machines Helps Rural District Afford VMware View Virtual Desktop Environment
"VMware vSphere technology not only enabled a highly reliable server infrastructure, it also allowed us to save enough money on our servers that we could move to the next step, a VMware View virtual desktop deployment. VMware virtualization therefore became a core technology that opened new doors, including opportunities to offer more educational technology to our students."
Mahesh Bank
VMware View has allowed Mahesh Bank to deploy desktops as a managed service while automating administration and management processes and reducing total cost of ownership by 50 per cent.
"Deploying VMware View is allowing us to reduce our desktop total cost of ownership by almost 50% and centrally manage our user environments. Moreover, this is the first time in India's banking industry that VMware has been integrated with 'zero client' desktop hardware to run a core banking application."
Manchester Essex Regional School District
Virtualization Helps A Massachusetts School District Deliver Better Education While Reducing Costs, IT Staff Burdens And Environmental Impact.
"This change has really improved the quality of education. It's been a wonderful experience, and I can't tell you how many times a week teacher's tell me how much they enjoy the new system and all the capabilities they get, thanks to VMware."
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission (MLCC)
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Devises Agile Methodology, Wins Over Stakeholders to Virtualize JD Edwards
"Myth: No one else is doing ERP on VMware. Reality: We found many companies that have successfully virtualized ERP. The performance of our JD Edwards application on VMware vSphere is stellar."
Mansfield District Council
VMware helped the Mansfield District Council to swiftly migrate its PCs and laptops from Windows XP to Windows 7, while at the same time providing a more flexible and secure working environment.
"After assessing the options available VMware Horizon View was the clear choice for us as it addressed all our business concerns, including mobility, cost control and migrating to Windows 7 in one go. It delivers a flexible infrastructure, streamlines operations and is easy to use. Phoenix Software was also a great team to work with and we couldn't have asked for a more efficient and helpful partner at this time."
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office uses VMware Horizon to optimize access, productivity and response in their 911 dispatch center, while maintaining high levels of criminal justice information (CJIS) security.
"One of the biggest benefits we're recognizing from Horizon is flexibility and the ease of management. There is no learning curve so it was really easy to adopt. When it was time to migrate over, it was just a simple matter of standing up the new virtual desktops in the new center without any interruption."
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Explore how the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences uses VMware technology to virtualize its desktop and datacenter environments, providing outstanding service with a small IT staff.
"We need to implement tools that allow us to provide a high level of service with a small IT staff. Desktop virtualization lets us push applications out quickly and efficiently to transform the way students and faculty access and share information."
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
MCPHS liked the way thin-client architecture streamlined IT management and reduced client-hardware costs in the practice pharmacy lab. Therefore, the college decided to migrate all campus PCs to thin client technology backed by VMware View.
"With VMware View, we're able to improve productivity by allowing our faculty, staff and students to access our virtual technology center from home, their iPads, their wireless laptops – they can access their desktop from anywhere in the world."
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
A community healthcare network uses VMware View 4 to reduce IT administration burdens and accelerate patient care.
"VMware is helping us improve workflow, build a more secure environment, and reduce administrative overhead of the software—those are our three biggest successes by far."
McMaster University
McMaster University Engineers Virtualized Computer Lab
"The success of our virtualized engineering computer lab speaks for itself. Our VMware View 4 environment delivers the processing power we need to support our engineering students' CAD and 3D simulation applications. As a virtualized environment, it is also sustainable, requiring 91 percent less power and cooling than our last traditional lab. We see VMware View 4 as an ideal model for any future computer labs."
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina chose to implement Horizon View and has reaped cost savings and avoidance of $1,000 per user in anticipated upgrades and $1.2 million annually in operation costs. Their unique implementation has dramatically increased the efficiency of their family services case workers and enabled them to add a layer of security while in the field.
"The Horizon product has revolutionized the way we do everything. We were just notified that we won the 2013 Digital Government Achievement award for our one to one initiative; one person one device device based on VMWare."
Mecklenburg County
The Mecklenburg County technical services team chose to deploy VMware Horizon View—over Citrix and Microsoft solutions—to securely mobilize and empower nearly 6,000 county employees. As part of the North Carolina county's "One Person, One Device" initiative, executives, Youth and Family Services social workers, Park and Recreation employees, and Food Service inspectors use tablets and virtual desktops to securely access and input information on the go. Now more productive employees better reach and serve constituents while saving the county an average of $3.2 million per year.
"The benefits of using VMware Horizon View are in hardware cost and time savings. It equals out to be about $3.2 million savings per year for the organization. That's money that we can put back into services for the citizens of Mecklenburg County."
Mecklenburg County
Mecklenburg County chose Horizon View, over Citrix and Microsoft, to securely mobilize and empower nearly 6,000 county employees. This video takes a deeper look into Mecklenburg County's field workers, including Parks and Recreation and Youth and Family Services, who leverage mobile devices to access their virtual desktops while traveling throughout the county. Now they can securely access and input information on the go, to better protect and serve the community.
"Social workers have told us that getting immediate access to their applications and replacing their bulky paper case files with a small tablet has improved their safety. Without all of that paperwork, their risk of being targeting is lower. They enjoy coming to work more now. They say their travel time has been greatly reduced while their productivity and safety has been significantly increased."
Craig Barlow, working in Medi-IT represents hospitals in Central Finland. They have been using VMware products for its reliability, flexibility and ease of use. He shares his personal experience with VMware & ESX dating back to version 2. He discusses about ESX environment running 5.1 and their View 5.2 environment. Their roadmap for the next year and the year after is to move as much of the healthcare servers into the virtualized environment.
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Hospital Consolidates Datacenter Servers and Security for Compliance, Autofailover and Cost Reduction
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Menlo College
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Menlo College, located in the heart of Silicon Valley, uses VMware Horizon virtual desktops for a variety of use cases including supporting computer labs, classroom instruction, financial administration, recruiting, and on-boarding new faculty and staff.
"VMware has clearly made a strong investment in education. I think VMware virtual desktops can be very powerful within institutions of any size."


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The Connect Appalachia Broadband Initiative Task Force recently announced the receipt of another round of financial support from the Intel Corp. for the CABI fund, which will aid in providing a computer and technology training to Appalachian Ohio households in need.
In 2012, more than 20,000 Appalachian Ohio households gained first-time access to the Internet, in part, through the efforts of CABI. Intel plays an integral role in CABI, with Linda Kenworthy, business development manager, serving as a chair to the Task Force's technology sub-committee since spring 2012, and previous financial support to the effort.
Connect Ohio's research reveals only 53 percent of Appalachian Ohio residents have broadband service in their home, significantly less than the state average of 71 percent.
The fund was created in January of 2013, administered through the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio and established through an initial investment from Chesapeake Energy to provide individuals, corporations, and foundations a platform to participate in the cause to help Appalachian Ohio households get connected.
The Task Force is composed of leaders from public, private and government organizations with a vested interest in increasing broadband availability and use to Appalachian Ohio.


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16/9 screen on Dell Inspirion 8500
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16/9 screen on Dell Inspirion 8500
Hi Andy,
I have a laptop Dell Inspirion 8500.
The box has a 16/9 screen format.
When booting Windows XP the screen resolution being used is 1280/800.
When booting the Linux Mandrake 9.1 only part of the screen was used, leaving dark areas on the left and right sides, and even smaller ones on the top and bottom sides.
So I installed the nvidia driver for Linux on my laptop.
Now the whole screen is being used. It's a start. But there is still a little problem.
Because of the screen format, that is, 16/9, the display is elongated horizontally.
I cannot have the resolution 1280/800 when trying to choose one in the Mandrake configuration.
It looks like the driver does not offer such a screen resolution.
Can you help me? :-)
Kind regards
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FreeNAS 10: Early M2 Preview
In the last post, Jordan provided an overview of the FreeNAS 10 middleware and architecture. In this post, we'll provide a sneak peak at the upcoming M2 milestone by demonstrating how to install and navigate this version of FreeNAS 10. This is useful if you are curious about the status of the M2 milestone and it is required if you wish to spin up a development environment. The next post will demonstrate how to install the necessary development tools once you have M2 installed.
As of this writing, the M2 milestone is expected to be complete on August 15, at which time a public demo will be available. This means that M2 is under rapid development and that any screenshots and instructions shown in this blog post may change. While the M1 milestone, which ended in mid-June, concentrated on the design of the middleware, the primary goals of the M2 milestone are to provide the following functionality:
- Installer.
- Network configuration.
- Pool creation.
- The ability to create at least one type of share, but hopefully both NFS and AFP.
- Usable dashboard, including drag-around functionality.
- System configuration as well as power management, reboot/logout, and update management.
Mockups are available so that you can preview the layout of each UI element and you can track the status of the ongoing work at the FreeNAS 10 bug tracker.
It is recommended to install M2 into a virtual environment as it is still very much in the testing/preview stage. When creating the virtual machine, make sure that the virtual disk to install into is at least 16GB in size and that you create at least one more virtual disk to use as storage.
Installation images are available from http://download.freenas.org/10/Nightlies/M2 and, at this time, the installation is identical to the instructions for 9.3. Once installed, the system should boot into a prompt:
You may or may not automatically receive an IP address. In this example, the system did not. In this case, type shell which will open up a root command prompt (this is similar to clicking Shell on a FreeNAS 9.3 system). If the network does have a DHCP server, use these commands to try to get a lease, replacing em0 with the name of the interface:
killall dhclient
/sbin/dhclient em0
If the DHCP lease fails or there is not a DHCP server, manually set an IP address that is appropriate for the network and will not conflict with other IP addresses. Again, replace em0 with the interface name.
/sbin/ifconfig em0 192.168.1.2
Once you have an IP address, point your browser to it. You should receive a login screen.
Type root into the "Username" field and press enter. The icon in the far upper right with a green dot and the word "root" indicates that you are logged in as the root user. Click that icon if you wish to "Logout".
The left frame contains the configurable elements. Those in white text are under active development and their functionality will increase and bugs will decrease as M2 progresses. If an element looks different than its mockup, its layout is still under active development. Any element with grey text has not been added yet, meaning that it will appear as development on M2 progresses.
If you click "API Docs", a new tab will open with links describing the RPC Interfaces, Events, Tasks, and JSON schemas used by FreeNAS 10.
If you click "Toggle Debug Tools", a new frame will open at the bottom of the browser:
Click "Terminal" to open a root shell. A drop-down menu is available in that tab for selecting the shell type.
As M2 matures and stablizes, future blog posts will demonstrate its features.


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is a simple OmniRig utility software, it let you to connect via LAN or WAN two PC
where two Omnirig sessions are running or interconnect Radio1 and Radio2 locally,
in one PC, always via OmniRig interface..
Remote Scenario: PC1 is the local pc (at home), PC2 is a remote
pc (everywhere, but also at home).
From local PC is possible to change frequency and mode to a remote radio (SDR, RTX,
RX, etc...), is possible to control the remote VFO simply moving local VFO A or
VFO B. With VFO B knob is possible to control the frequency of the remote radio
like if you have two indipendent local RX, usefull for diversity RX or RX while
Local Scenario: PC1 is the only PC.
With same PC is possible to change frequency and mode to OmniRig Radio2 (SDR, RTX,
RX, etc...) working on OmniRig Radio1, is possible to control the VFO simply moving
Radio1 VFO A or VFO B. With VFO B knob is possible to control the frequency of the
Radio2 like if you have two indipendent RX, usefull for diversity RX or RX while
No ethernet needed.
Exchanging local VFO A<>B you can set remote frequency
directly to the local RTX, almost like a SO2R.
It could be useful for top bander moving local TX and remote RX frequency together.
The limit is your fantasy!
If remote radio is far from you, you can use a VOIP software
to hear from remote RX.
Remote: On the remote PC start or2or and check
"Receive Data", then close and start it again. It'll wait for a remote
connection ("listening...") while will be ready to transfer data to remote
radio via OmniRig (you have to configure it before).
In the local PC start or2or, be sure your radio is connected to
OmniRig. Fill the correct Remote IP address or the remote DNS name with the remote
port number, then press "Connect Socket". Now moving VFO knobs you change
in real time the frequency of the remote radio.
You can choose to change remote frequency with VFO A or
VFO B of local radio.
Local: Start or2or and
check "Local". If is OmniRig properly configured then working on VFO A or B of Radio1
you should see effects on VFO A or B of Radio2.
or2or don't need to be installed, just
unzip and paste into a folder, the only requirements it need are at least: Windows XP SP3,
Microsoft Framework 4.0 and, of course,
or2or is not for TX use,
it's intended only for reception. or2or is distrubuted as is with
no warranty of any kind. It use is under the only final user responsibility.
Remember that Radio remoting sistems are forbidden
by almost all contest regulations!
To dowload or2or
click right mouse button and "save as"
Let me know if you like/dislike this software or if you
have suggestions about it. Go to Contact page to e-mail me.
2012-16-10- Ver.: 0.0.2; Added Local function
2012-17-10- Ver.: 0.0.3; Added Rig1 VFO A to Rig2 VFO B in Local function; Configuration Button
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- Publication date: 15 May 2011
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How do past relationships shape who we are today? Attachment theory offers a powerful model for explaining how our earliest relationships affect not only our development as children, but also our feelings and behaviour as adults. This succinct and highly readable book offers the perfect introduction to a fascinating and fast-growing field. It explains the key concepts in attachment theory and describes how the main attachment types play out both in childhood and later life. It identifies some of the intriguing questions being explored by research, such as: * What part do individuals' attachment histories play in adult relationships? * What scope is there for attachment styles established in infancy to change later in life? Students and professionals alike from across the fields of psychology, counselling, health and social work will find this an illuminating and thought-provoking guide to the rich complexity of human behaviour.
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DAVID HOWE OBE, Professor of Social Work at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. He was founding editor of the Blackwell Science Journal, Child and Family Social Work (1996-2001) and is author of many books, including: Attachment Theory for Social Work Practice; Attachment Theory, Child Maltreatment and Family Support; Child Abuse and Neglect: Attachment, Development and Intervention; and The Emotionally Intelligent Social Worker.
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'The book is brief but very rich. You very rarely see a child with particular attachment characteristics growing up. Not so here: the child grows up both across and within chapters. Quite honestly, I cannot remember coming across such a sharp integration of the adult social psychology and the developmental psychology perspectives.' - Professor Peter Fonagy, Freud Memorial Professor of Psychoanalysis, University College London '...Attachment across the lifecourse is strong: clear and engaging without being simplistic and would, in my opinion, suit well the needs of a readership requiring such a book. Students on social work training courses come to mind, as do those wanting to refresh their knowledge of the attachment field.' - Philip John Archard, Journal of Social Work Practice.
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Attachment Behaviour Affect Regulation The Internal Working Model Patterns of Attachment Attachment in Adulthood Secure Attachments in Childhood Secure Attachments in Adulthood Avoidant Attachments in Childhood Avoidant and Dismissing Attachments in Adulthood Ambivalent Attachments in Childhood Anxious and Preoccupied Attachments in Adulthood Disorganised and Controlling Attachments in Childhood Fearful Avoidant Attachments and Unresolved States of Mind in Adulthood Nature and Nurture Stability, Change and Adaptation Epilogue


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The Limited Creates Interim Office of the President
National fashion retailer The Limited, a heritage brand for the modern, working woman, announced that its Board of Directors has established an interim Office of the President to manage the day-to-day operations of the business. The interim office will be filled by three current executives, John Buell, Executive Vice President and CFO; Nicolas Frechette, Senior Vice President and General Merchandise Manager; and William Acevedo, Senior Vice President of Stores; who will report to the Board of Directors.
The Limited has launched a nationwide search for a new Chief Executive Officer to succeed Linda Heasley, who joined in 2007 and is stepping down to pursue other interests effective February 15, 2013.
"The Board is very grateful to Linda and the management team for the passion and commitment they have demonstrated at The Limited," said T. Scott King, Chairman of the Board of The Limited. "The Company has made major strides during Linda's tenure, and we wish her the very best in her future endeavors."
Buell, Frechette and Acevedo will partner to provide ongoing leadership and continuity for the business. All three bring deep experience and strong knowledge of The Limited and the retail sector.
John Buell oversees financial matters. Buell joined The Limited in 2003, from Sears, Roebuck and Co., where he was most recently Vice President of Corporate Planning and Analysis. In this role, he managed enterprise-wide planning and an analysis of the company's capital budget, real estate finance and IT budget. He previously held several finance positions during 15 years with the company.
Frechette is in charge of merchandising. Prior to joining The Limited in 2012, Frechette was Vice President of Global Retail Merchandising at BCBG Max Azaria, where he was responsible for global merchandising strategy for all brands, as well as sales goals and profitability for all departments. Previously, Frechette held the positions of Director of Global Merchandising, and Director of Retail.
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Bjarnason, A; (2012) The phylogenetic signal in the skull of New World monkeys. Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London).
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Many phylogenetic relationships based on morphology were rejected following the molecular revolution, yet there is a need for phylogenetic analysis of morphology that reliably infers phylogenetic relationships so that we can understand the evolutionary relationships of extant and fossil taxa. I use geometric morphometric and distance-based phylogenetic methods to study the phylogenetic signal in the skull of a clade of primates, the platyrrhines or New World monkeys, and re-examine congruence between molecular and morphological analyses. I collected digital anatomical landmark data from around 1400 specimens belonging to 16 genera and 50 species of New World monkeys, and nine primate outgroup taxa. I take a modular approach, inferring phylogenies based on the whole skull, face and cranial base, with a range of outgroups and outgroups combinations, and repeat analyses for male, female, pooled sex and separate sex data. Inferred relationships are compared to the most recent platyrrhine molecular phylogeny and past morphology-based analyses. Strepsirrhine outgroups performed slightly better as outgroups, as platyrrhines and Old World monkey or ape outgroups often shared homoplasy that interfered with accurate phylogenetic analysis. Phylogenetic analysis of all platyrrhines recovers a weak phylogenetic signal, but phylogenetic analysis of each of the three major molecular clades, atelids, pitheciids and cebids, finds greater congruence between molecular and morphological analyses. The atelids have a strong phylogenetic signal in the face, the pitheciids in all regions of the skull, and the cebid skull and face support three molecular lineages for callitrichines, cebines and owl monkeys, but infer molecular incongruent relationships within the callitrichines. Phylogenetic analysis of the face holds a stronger phylogenetic signal than expected, whereas the cranial base was more plastic and had a weak phylogenetic signal. In platyrrhines, phylogeny, diet, allometry and encephalization all have an important role in shaping craniodental morphology.
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|The phylogenetic signal in the skull of New World monkeys
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Cheese Cannelloni With Double Mushroom Sauce
|Dried mushrooms
|1 Ounce (Any Kind)
|1 1⁄2 Ounce (3 Tablespoons)
|1 , finely chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), finely chopped
|Domestic mushrooms
|8 Ounce (Use Fresh)
|Canned tomatoes in puree
|28 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dried marjoram
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried rosemary
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Ricotta cheese
|12 Ounce (3 Cups)
|Parmesan cheese
|6 Tablespoon
|Finely chopped parsley
|6 Tablespoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
To make the sauce, soak the dried mushrooms in enough boiling water to cover by 1 inch for 30 minutes.
Drain well, reserving the soaking liquid.
Strain the liquid through cheesecloth or a coffee filter and set aside.
Heat the butter in a large skillet.
Cook the onion over medium-low heat for about 3 minutes until it begins to soften.
Add the garlic and fresh mushrooms and cook for about 5 minutes until the mushrooms are soft and have given up their liquid.
Add the drained dried mushrooms and cook for about 2 minutes.
Add the tomatoes, marjoram, rosemary, salt, pepper and 1/2 cup of the reserved mushroom soaking liquid.
Cook gently, uncovered, for about 15 minutes adding a small amount of additional reserved liquid if the sauce becomes too thick.
The sauce may be made a day ahead.
To make the filling, combine the ricotta, Parmesan, parsley, pepper and egg in a mixing bowl until well blended.
To assemble the cannelloni, bring a large pot of water to the boil for the pasta.
Add salt and the cannelloni tubes and boil for 7 to 8 minutes or until al dente.
Drain well and run under cool water, then drain again.
Use a small spoon to insert about 3 tablespoons of the filling into each tube.
Spoon a thin layer of sauce over the bottom of a 9-by-13-inch baking dish, then lay the filled cannelloni tubes in the dish side by side and close together.
Spoon the remaining sauce over the pasta and cover with foil.
Heat the oven to 350 degrees.Bake the covered casserole for 20 to 25 minutes until heated through.