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Plenty of room for your dishes. The S51M53X1GB holds 12 place settings. That's 12 sets of cutlery, dishes and saucers – so it's great for a larger household. It has some handy money saving features too. You can start washes when electricity is cheaper at night with the 24 hour delay timer. It also has a clever half-load function that adjusts the amount of water used for lighter loads – saving both time and energy. And the impressive A+ energy rating saves you 10% against standard models.
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"This dishwasher has a fantastic quick cycle. Even cleaned a load of dinner plates after spag bol and crumble in 29 minutes. It's been brilliant with guests as it is so quick. Isn't as quiet as I had expected but still loads quieter than our old hotpoint. Cleans better than the old one too in 1/4 of the time on a lower temperature. Adjustable racking is also well designed on top and bottom racks."
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October 14, 2012
This fall, bring apple and rice stuffed acorn squash to the table. Beautiful winter squash is roasted until sweet perfection. It is stuffed with a mixture of rice and apple, seasoned with cinnamon and onions. This side dish is delicious with grilled sausage, poached salmon, or roasted Brussel sprouts.
Apple and Rice Stuffed Acorn Squash
1 acorn squash, cut in half and seeded
1 1/2 Tbsp. butter
1 Cup cooked rice
1 Cup Apple, cored, diced
1/4 Cup onion, diced
1/2 tsp cinnamon
salt & pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400
Place squash face up on a baking sheet lined with parchment or non-stick aluminum foil. Add 1/2 Tbsp. Butter and a dash of salt & Pepper into the squash.
Place in oven for 35-45 minutes until fork tender.
In a small skillet add remaining 1 Tbsp. butter, onions, apples and cinnamon. Cook until tender, about 5 to 7 minutes.
In a bowl, add rice and apple mixture, stir till combined. Sprinkle with additional salt & pepper tot taste. Add rice mixture to squash and serve.
Note: You can cook the acorn squash in the microwave if your in more of a rush. Cut in half, take the seeds out and place face side up in a microwavable dish, add butter, salt & pepper to squash, add about 1/4 cup of water into the bowl. Cover and microwave for about 7 minutes, until fork tender.
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Also the guy at the bar that asked Django his name and to spell it was the original Django so that was pretty cool to see, and the early version of the KKK scene was funny but a little unnecessary. Overall 4/5
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which I then want to populate using the
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for(int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) // populate the vector
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My love affair with martinis began the first time Sean Connery ordered one as the incredibly dashing James Bond. I was smitten with the cocktail (and with him). But by the time I reached the legal drinking age, I found the traditional martini just a tad too potent in boozy flavor. Enter my other love: olives. The two come together to create a very cool cocktail. And now thanks to Matthew, it's easy to sip in James-Bond style. -Kate
There was a period of time, somewhere around my early-to-mid twenties, when I would only drink dirty martinis. My affinity for this libation arose after a friend of mine introduced me to a properly made "extra dirty" martini. I will forever be thankful to him for making my acquaintance with this cocktail and the olives that accompany it.
Finding a bartender who can make this with the correct proportions of vodka to vermouth to olive brine is not as common as I would like it to be. There is one place, however, that I can always count on.
Whenever I travel to northern New England, I always make time to stop in to my favorite place for drinks and comfort food. Located in Eaton Center, NH, this pub is a little nook tucked away at the back of an 1880s boarding school – now turned into an inn at Crystal Lake. This place will always – always – have the best dirty martini I have come across in my travels. The gathering room is called the Palmer House Pub. It is where the locals gather while the tourists and leaf peepers/skiers dine in the attached restaurant.
The bartender and owner, Tim, consistently creates a cocktail that leaves me impressed without fail – and noticeably more jovial than when I entered. This is especially true for his dirty martini. For some rhyme or reason – Tim has the ability to create a dynamic, yet expected and welcomed mixture of liquid delight.
This classic cocktail has a certain something about it which gives its consumer a sophisticated yet ahead-of-the-times vibe. Order one for yourself when you are out with colleagues or friends from out of town and then gauge their reaction. I guarantee they will think of you in a much brighter and slightly more mystical light.
I have tried to recreate this perfect mixture as best I can. The recipe below comes pretty close. I urge you to give it a try at your next gathering or your upcoming lazy, yet productive, Saturday at home.
I prefer my martini "extra dirty", which just includes adding a bit more of the olive brine into the mix. You can play around with adding more or less of the brine, as everyone has a a slightly different palate. I'd be curious to find out which ratio you prefer…
Extra-Dirty Martini:
- 2 1/2 shots of your favorite vodka
- 1/2 shot of dry vermouth
- 5 teaspoons of olive brine
- Cocktail Shaker
- Chilled Martini Glass
- In a cocktail shaker, mix ingredients together over a generous amount of ice.
- Shake. And then shake some more…
- Pour mixture into a chilled martini glass, garnish with a few olives and sip away!
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The developing world including the Basic countries has been critical of the rich nations of their failure to meet their commitment of US $30 billion dollars as fast track finance between 2010 and 2012.
Zhenhua Xie, head of the Chinese ministerial delegation, said the rich nations have "failed to meet their commitment" on fast track finance and he expected them to provide minimum US $ 30 billion by 2015 and also provide a road map on allocating another US $100 billion by 2020 to the developing world. "It is in mutual interest of all parties to resolve the issue of future funding," he said, after two-day Basic minister conference in Chennai.
Alfred James Wills, the South Africa climate negotiator, said the priority this year for the Basic would be capitalisation of the climate fund and to develop its "legal personality" along with ensuring money for technology center network and climate change adaptation framework.
Wills also outlined that was a need for further clarity on regime to compensate for loss caused because of climate change induced natural disasters, called loss and damage, which was agreed at Doha climate conference in December 2012.
The Basic countries have in-principle agreement on joining clean climate air initiative on short lived global warming causing gases but needed further inputs on its "additionality, supplementarity and complimentarity" before formally joining the United States backed initiative.
The Basic ministers also emphasised on the need for the rich nations to raise mitigation and finance ambition under the Kyoto Protocol (KP), which was extended for another eight years at Doha, and under the United Nations climate convention for non-KP countries saying they have raised already done much more than required for controlling climate change.
"The countries which are not part of the Protocol or have not joined its second commitment period must equally raise their ambition in the same timeframe and take comparable mitigation targets under the convention," the statement released after the meeting said. It also pointed out that the rich nations need to further raise ambition to make new market mechanisms under the convention work and promote environmental integrity.
The minister also reiterated that the post 2020 climate agreement being discussed as Durban platform should be based on principles of equity and common but differentiated principles and should not re-negotiate the climate convention.
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Recap: Providence
Providence, R.I. -- One game after making virtually no impact, MU's bench came through in a big way in the Golden Eagles' 91-82 comeback victory over Providence on Saturday night.
Sure, The Big Four all played big minutes once again -- Wesley Matthews 38, Lazar Hayward and Dominic James 37 and Jerel McNeal 36 -- but Maurice Acker chipped in with 17 huge minutes and Joe Fulce a surprising 11 as coach Buzz Williams displayed a level of trust in his reserves as well as an ability to adjust on the fly.
Fulce played eight of his minutes in the first half, when the Friars were running roughshod on the boards and causing MU all kinds of headaches in the half court with their 3-2 zone defense.
Showing no rust despite the fact he'd played just five minutes in one of the Golden Eagles' previous four Big East games, Fulce entered and calmly knocked down a soft jumper just 18 seconds into his appearance.
He also gave big Geoff McDermott at least a little bit more to think about defensively and on the glass with his length, and then scored two of MU's final four baskets in the first half on a dunk and a layup while displaying a nice feel as the baseline runner against the zone.
"He had his best practice of the year on Thursday. He's coming around," said Williams. "He missed the first 40 practices and 10 games, as did Chris, so as it relates to their playing time and their experience, it's like Thanksgiving to them. You have to work every day and coach every player on your team because you can never predict what's going to happen in a game, home or on the road.
"Dwight and Pat were hurting us on transition. Joe's able to run – that may be the best thing he does – and he's able to finish. When we've got guys who can penetrate and create, now Joe is able to help us."
Williams said his main concern with both Fulce and Chris Otule has been putting them into situations where they can succeed initially.
"It wasn't a last-ditch effort; he had earned the opportunity (to play)," Williams said of Fulce. "He's probably earned the opportunity to play before now, but every possession is so critical in every game that we've played I'm skeptical to put him in because of this – as the steward of the program I think it's important that the confidence that those guys build every day in practice because of how we work, they gain practice from that work. And I don't want to put them on a national stage and that confidence is stripped from them.
"Joe will be better the next time he plays, whenever that is, because he gained confidence in practice, and then that confidence was able to grow tonight. We're thankful for all those guys, because we needed every one of them."
Fulce started the second half in place of Dwight Burke but picked up two quick fouls, pretty much ending his night. But instead of coming back with either Burke or Pat Hazel, Williams next gave Maurice Acker a shot to impact the game.
Just one game after picking up the first DNP-CD in his two seasons at MU, Acker played 14 of his 17 minutes in the decisive second half. Normally playing only in relief of James at the point, Acker this time played alongside James and created plenty of havoc on the defensive end.
While he didn't score, Acker still impacted the game in a big way, collecting three assists, a game-high three steals and two rebounds without a turnover.
"Unbelievable," said McNeal when asked about the bench. "I think (Fulce) and Mo were keys to our game tonight, even though Mo didn't score a point and Joe didn't do an ideal job defensively. Those are two guys that haven't really played much at all in conference, and for them to come off the bench and have that mind set to be ready like that in a game where Dwight and Pat didn't give us much…I'm proud of those guys."
-- The scene early in the second half when a fan walked onto the court was one of the most surreal I've seen in my seven years on the beat.
To set the scene, Providence's Jeff Xavier had been hit under his right eye (unintentionally by Fulce) and was sent sprawling. McDermott was fouled shortly thereafter, and the game paused as Xavier was tended to by the Friars' medical staff. From my vantage point, about 50 feet away down the baseline, Xavier was in a tremendous amount of pain, and even appeared to be crying.
After a short delay, play resumed and the teams stepped into the lane for McDermott's two free throws. While the first was in the air, the fan hopped over the Providence bench and walked into the lane, where he appeared to be going after one of the officials.
What needs to be noted is there was no strong, immediate reaction by security, which was ridiculous. He had a good 10-second head start and got to one official before any arena worker even got close to him, and even when they got there they simply escorted him off the floor almost as if it was OK he was there, while everyone else on the court was seemingly in shock at what was occurring.
Eventually McDermott knocked down the second free throw and the game resumed. Word came later that it wasn't some random fan, but instead Xavier's brother, and The Associated Press later identified him as Jonathan Xavier.
Lawrence Lepore, executive director of the arena, told the AP he would be taken to the Providence police station and charged with disorderly conduct.
Afterward, MU players seemed amused by the situation.
"I guess Buzz was more scared than anybody. I was just standing there kind of like, 'Dang, I guess he really wanted a foul, huh?'" said McNeal with a laugh. "I don't know; I really wasn't thinking anything. I just saw him come out onto the floor and I was like, 'I don't think he's supposed to be out here.' I was just sitting there looking at him. He was walking up, approaching the ref, and then security grabbed him and everything.
"That was a first for me in college, though. Seen it all the time in AAU. A couple times in high school back home in Chicago. I've seen games stopped because a fight's broken out and there's guys running out onto the court. Something where they think their friend gets fouled too hard and they attack the other player on the other team. So it wasn't that shocking, but it's a big deal at this level of basketball."
Williams, on the other hand, was vocal with his concern, and he was right. It was a ridiculous lack of control by the Dunkin' Donuts Center staff in a situation where somebody could have truly been hurt.
"Regardless of my position, my employment at Marquette, I'm going to protect those guys no matter what," he said. "We can go home. We can forget the game. I don't know what the security's like here, but I saw the guy coming out of the stands. I saw him coming out of the stands, and as he was coming out of the stands I was walking out on the court. I told those officials, 'Look we'll leave, because that's extremely dangerous.'
"Forget the game; I'm going to protect these guys. Not like I could do anything, but I was telling them to get out of there, and telling the bench to stay there…I've never seen that. You never know what will happen. Scary. Scary."
It's a shame that scene will be what most people remember from the game.
-- MU really clamped down on Providence down the stretch, holding the Friars to just 10 points over the final 10:17, and just four field goals.
They also went 1 for 5 from the free-throw line.
"It was all defensive," McNeal said of the comeback. "We weren't able to get stops like we wanted to, we were sending them to the line too much, we weren't getting back in transition and giving them too many second-chance points off offensive rebounds. Things didn't go well for us all night until the last seven minutes of the game, and I think that's when we got locked in, everybody focused in got stops, we were getting rebounds and turning those into easy baskets on the other end."
-- On the other end, the Golden Eagles couldn't be stopped, hitting 8 of their last 14 shots and going 7 for 10 from the free-throw line.
Hayward in particular helped shift the momentum, hitting a pair of threes from the right corner just 35 seconds apart that pulled MU to within 74-72 with 7:24 left.
After a breakaway dunk by James tied it at 76-76, Hayward's fifth and final three of the game from the right wing gave MU its first lead since early in the first half at 79-76 with 3:24 left.
"He's one of the hardest guards on the team," said McNeal, who shared scoring honors with Hayward at 25 points. "He's inside-out, so versatile, and he really helped us tonight. He came up with a number of big shots that got us back into the game. He did an unbelievable job, and I'm proud of him."
Hayward, who fell just two points shy of tying his collegiate high in scoring, also tied his high with the 5 threes, and chipped in with a team-high seven boards as well. His 10 field goals set a new personal high.
-- This was the second straight game that MU just sucked the life out of its opponent with a big second-half performance.
While the Friars didn't out-and-out quit like West Virginia did down the stretch, they were noticably rattled by choking away such a big lead.
"Their demeanor changed a little bit once the game got tight," McNeal said. "It's something we noticed on the court. It's a game that I know they felt they should have won, that they felt they had control over. But it's just a testament to our team, just to stay in there and keep battling and keep fighting through it all."
-- Even despite the emotional nature of the victory, the Golden Eagles continue to preach Williams' one-game-at-a-time mentality.
"It's going to be real big, but we ain't real concerned with that right now," said McNeal when asked if the victory could serve as a springboard. "We're going to enjoy it for a couple hours right now and when next week starts, we'll focus on our next opponent. It's a big win for us tonight, but tomorrow it means nothing."
-- MU is now 5-0 in conference play for the first time since the 1992-'93 season, when it was in the Great Midwest...Neither Burke nor Hazel played in the second half...MU is now 3-0 on the road. It didn't win its third road game last season until Feb. 12, and finished 5-5 overall in opponents' gyms...The Golden Eagles' eight-game winning streak is their longest since rattling off eight in a row from Jan. 10 to Feb. 7 in the 2006-'07 season...MU won't be sorry to see McDermott graduate. Check out this line: 15 points, 17 rebounds, six assists, two steals and a block in 34 minutes. He did miss six free throws, but that's a heck of a night...MU is now 4-1 when trailing at halftime, 13-1 when scoring 70 or more points, 3-2 when allowing 80 or more points, 2-1 when opponents shoot 50% or better and 4-2 when out-rebounded by an opponent...The Golden Eagles continue to take great care of the basketball -- they've committed eight, 10, eight and 10 turnovers in their last four games...Saturday was the fourth time this season an opponent shot more free throws than MU. The Golden Eagles are 2-2 in such games...MU scored 23 points off 18 Providence turnovers.
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Postgame Notes - Illinois vs. Purdue - November 23, 2013
Nov. 23, 2013
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Illinois Postgame Notes
Team Notes
1. Illinois snapped its 20-game Big Ten losing streak and won a conference game for the first Big Ten win since a 41-20 win over Indiana on Oct. 8, 2011.
2. The Illini defense took the field after four Illini turnovers but held Purdue to zero points on those four possessions. Purdue twice took over inside the Illinois 30 yard line, and the Illini defense held the Boilers to a missed field goal and a turnover on downs.
3. Purdue piled up 150 yards and two touchdowns on its first two drives, but the Illini defense stiffened thereafter. Illinois held the Boilers to just 133 yards and five first downs over the game's final 48:19. Purdue recorded only three first downs in the second half and Illinois recorded twice as many first downs (22-11) as Purdue for the game.
Individual Notes
1. Nathan Scheelhaase became the 10th player in Big Ten history to amass 10,000 career yards of total offense. With 276 yards today (257 passing, 19 rushing), Scheelhaase now has 10,272 career yards, which ranks eighth in Big Ten history.
2. Scheelhaase totaled 276 yards of total offense, meaning he has 10,272 yards and will need 323 yards against Northwestern in the season finale to pass Juice Williams' Illinois career total offense record of 10,594.
3. Scheelhaase rushed for 19 yards and now has 2,011 rushing yards in his career. He became the second Illinois quarterback to rush for 2,000 career yards (Juice Williams, 2,557 yards, 2006-09) and the ninth quarterback in Big Ten history to rush for 2,000 career yards.
4. Josh Ferguson caught four passes for 11 yards, breaking Kameno Bell's Illinois record of single-season receiving yards by a running back. Ferguson now has 509 receiving yards this season, surpassing Bell's total of 503 yards from the 1991 season.
5. Ferguson also moved up to second place on Illinois' career receiving yardage list for a running back. He has 774 career receiving yards, which surpassed Keith Jones (1984-88) total of 771. Ty Douthanrd (1993-96) owns the Illinois record with 1,250.
6. Ferguson passed 1,000 career rushing yards, becoming the third active Illini in the 1,000-yard club (Nathan Scheelhaase, Donovonn Young). With 115 yards today, Ferguson now has 1,033 career rushing yards.
7. Ferguson picked up his third career 100-yard rushing game. He carried the ball 20 times for 115 yards, both of which were career highs.
8. Steve Hull caught 10 passes for 169 yards, this third-straight 100-yard receiving game. After totaling 19 receptions for 340 yards and one touchdown in the first eight games of the season, Hull has recorded 26 catches for 498 yards and five touchdowns in the last three games, the nation's most prolific receiver by yards during that span.
9. Hull needs 162 yards in the season finale against Northwestern to become the eighth player in UI history to have a 1,000-yard receiving season.
10. Jonathan Brown had 2.0 tackles for loss, marking the 14th time in his career Brown has recorded more than 1.0 TFL in a game. Brown moved into sole possession of third place in UI history with 44.0 career tackles for loss.


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My New Home: East Memphis home's appeal was more than skin-deep
Amanda and Justin Farmer had an unusual order for the house that would be their first home together: They wanted a move-in-ready fixer-upper.
"We were looking for a house that hadn't been renovated, but someplace where we could come in and update it ourselves — knock walls down and add on eventually," said Justin, a partner and sales executive with Vaco, a Memphis-based consulting and recruiting firm. "We wanted something that was not in horrible shape but was livable, so we wouldn't have to do anything right away."
They also knew where they wanted it to be.
"We really, really wanted to stay in East Memphis," Justin said. "It's where I've lived forever and where I grew up. I grew up right down the street."
The Farmers, who celebrated their first wedding anniversary in October, were renting a house off Perkins Road when they decided the time was right to start their search. For help, they called Abbey Garner-Miesse, Amanda's cousin and a Realtor with Oak Grove Realty.
"Luckily, I come from a family of builders," said Amanda, who owns a Farmers Insurance agency. "My aunt, Karen Garner, owns Magnolia Homes. And my dad is an architect and builder."
That meant the couple had plenty of advice when it came to choosing a house with add-on potential.
"My dad looked at every house we were serious about and gave it a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down," Amanda said.
The Farmers started their house hunt in the High Point Terrace neighborhood off Walnut Grove Road, but quickly expanded their search to other parts of East Memphis. It was a house — actually, two houses — in the Kirby Woods neighborhood that finally ended their search.
"I had a house I really wanted to look at, and Justin had one he wanted to look at," Amanda said. "His house was out of our price range, and I told him we couldn't afford it. Plus it looked so big, and the outside looked horrible."
However, when the couple showed up to visit the house Amanda liked, the listing agent said they couldn't view the home because it had a contract pending.
"So we came and looked at this house," she said of Justin's pick, which did, in fact, have an overgrown front yard that masked an otherwise-attractive faade. "We had looked at so many — it felt like a zillion — and every house I liked, he said no."
But after looking past the messy exterior, Amanda realized she loved the second house. And to her surprise, Justin did, too.
"It worked out in our favor that we didn't get to look at the other house because I probably would have wanted that house over this one," she said. "I couldn't see past (the yard), but he could. Luckily he had vision."
The Farmers purchased the four-bedroom, two-bath, 3,100-square-foot house for $273,760 in April. As soon as it was theirs, they got to work on the ivy-choked front lawn.
"There was no grass out there, just patches of dirt," said Justin, who added sod and an irrigation system. "The trees were preventing it from growing grass. We had them canopied and thinned out."
The Farmers also dug out yards and yards of ivy, as well as the bushes and plants the ivy had crept into and claimed through the years.
"Next, we're going to do the landscaping, but we're going to wait till spring," Justin said. "Then after that, we're going to start inside."
Already, the Farmers have had the entire house repainted in a palette of soft neutrals. Eventually, they plan to redo the kitchen; they'd like to change the flooring, reface the cabinetry and put in granite countertops. They also plan to add a half-bath.
"We didn't realize how crucial that would be until we moved in," Amanda said. "The house is split, so people have to go over to the other side of the house to get to the bathroom. Justin and I both, we love to entertain. That's why the kitchen is our biggest focal point, and that extra bathroom is key."
Elsewhere in the house, the couple plans to gut and redo the master bath, add a wet bar in the den and knock out a wall in the main living area to open up the floor plan.
"We have a neighbor whose house has a similar layout who did that, and it just makes everything so much more open," Amanda said.
Justin is no stranger to home renovations. Though the Farmers' home is Amanda's first house and the couple's first house together, he's owned two homes in the past and completed a major redo of the first. However, the couple is in no hurry to make changes. Just as they hoped, they found a house that was perfectly livable before renovations.
"The main thing now is just to do little things," Justin said.
"We're not in a rush," Amanda added. "We want to do things over time to make it our own, to make it the home we envisioned it to be."
Among the couple's favorite features of the house are its bay windows. In the kitchen, the Farmers built a window seat to take advantage of the bay. In the dining room, they take advantage of the views.
"I love our dining room," Amanda said. "We spend a lot of time in there because of the bay windows. There's a lot of activity in our neighborhood — people out walking with their kids, riding bikes. When we eat in, we eat in there."
"That's a little different from normal," Justin added. "Most people don't use their formal dining room, but the view we have from there is beautiful."
On the private side of the house, the master suite includes a bath with a big whirlpool tub and a wall of built-in storage. A guest room decorated in shades of green and cream contains more built-ins.
A bedroom near the master is a current office/future nursery. And down the hall, a cheery room with bunk beds belongs to 6-year-old Grayson, Justin's son. Above the bed hangs a colorful painting by Laura Bell of Grayson's dog, George, a dachshund. More paintings by Bell, as well as Memphis artist Sherrill French, hang throughout the house.
Of all the changes the Farmers hope to make to their new home, the biggest relates not to the house itself, but to the family inside it.
"We want to build our family here," Amanda said. "The neighborhood is key, and this, by far, is one of the best neighborhoods we could live in. The neighbors have been so welcoming, and we've become friends with them. I definitely see raising my kids here, and I just love it."
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VLSC (Vector Linear Shaping Circuitry)
High-quality HQV Vida VHD1900 video processor
HDMI video upscaling to 4K with Qdeo Technology by Marvell
ISF (Imaging Science Foundation) Video Calibration for optimal video performance
DTS Neo:X, Audyssey DSX, and Dolby Pro Logic IIz for expanded surround channels
MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) for smart phone content on HDTV
Zone 2 HDMI output for HD video in a second room
11.4 multichannel pre-outs
Digital crossover processing network to cancel crossover interference
Machined solid brass, 0.7" (19 mm)-pitch audio inputs (TV / CD and phono)
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Isolated power-amp and pre-amp block
WRAT (Wide Range Amplifier Technology)
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H.C.P.S. (High Current Power Supply) massive high power transformer
Discrete output stage circuitry
Optimum gain volume circuitry
PLL (Phase Locked Loop) jitter-cleaning circuit technology
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Physical Security Executive Commentary
Channel Sales Vendor/Partner Relationships: What Vendors Want (Part 4)
It's not love at first sight. It is all about the relationship between the vendor and the partner if a channel sales partnership is to be successful. A better understanding of what a vendor expects from a partner helps the solution provider make well informed and prudent business decisions that have a positive and profitable impact on their organization.
The PDF Paradigm: Should You Use PDF On The Web?
It's been 21 years since Adobe debuted the Adobe Acrobat suite and introduced the PDF (portable document format) file format. Adobe also launched a free PDF reader in order to make PDF ubiquitous. You only had to purchase the software if you wanted to actually create PDF documents.
Tips To Identify And Leverage A Wedge To Break Into Managed Services
A few years ago, one of my vendors held an online event with author Randy Schwantz as guest. Schwantz had written two books about using "The Wedge" to displace your competitor's and win more clients. After an hour on the phone, I was hooked. The very next week I used some of these techniques in a prospect meeting to ultimately get my competition fired and land the client's entire business — a client from which I am still making monthly recurring revenue. I have used these techniques ever since with great success.
Top 5 Tips For Developing A Customer Satisfaction Survey
"How satisfied are you with the service you received?" It's an age old question companies ask their customers year after year. But, as a consumer, does it really mean anything to you? More importantly, does it make you feel like the company actually cares about you?
How To Sell Against Consumer-Grade Technologies
There's no such thing as a free lunch, and the same goes for technology. You get what you pay for.
5 Reasons To Augment Video Surveillance With User Activity Monitoring
In the last decade, companies have invested heavily in video surveillance solutions as a way to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering secure areas. While this approach has proven effective in the physical realm, it has done almost nothing to secure private property in the digital realm. Indeed, when the most valuable property of all isn't the server room, but rather the server's data, companies must find a way to augment their physical surveillance … before it's too late.
How To Identify An Ideal Channel Program
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Wendi C. Thomas: Passions locked out for Grizzlies fans
I miss the Grizzlies.
This, of course, is akin to all of my woes of late: a first-world problem.
But I do. With every announcement that the NBA lockout continues, my despair increases.
I haven't taken to driving by FedExForum longingly, or sleeping in a Grizzlies jersey or cuddling with a Rudy Gay bobble head doll, but I don't rule that out.
(OK, that was a lie. I'm cradling that doll now.)
But I do revisit, nearly every day, the photo snapped on my iPhone by a fan-turned-friend who sits in the row behind me at the games.
It's of my dad and me at the end of game 6 in the playoff series against the Oklahoma City Thunder. We're wearing those white "Believe Memphis" T-shirts that were on the seat backs at each playoff game.
In our hands are our gold growl towels and the floor of the arena is in the background.
In the photo, my dad is smiling, a real smile where the corners of his eyes crinkled up.
And he's showing his teeth.
My dad does not provide toothy smiles for the camera. Like, ever.
But I suppose he forgot his rule about not being caught cheesing in photos.
Who could blame him? We were both so excited that the Grizzlies, boosted by an incredible second-half burst from the amazingly talented and handsome Zach Randolph, pulled out a win.
The Grizzlies gave me a moment I'll cherish forever in that photo -- my father and I, together, absolutely giddy about our team.
It was, as my dad recalled, an unforgettable game on the team's biggest stage ever -- a priceless moment of pride for the city.
For those who aren't as consumed with the Grizzlies as I am, I get how this comes off as hyperbole.
Trust me, it's not. The excitement of having our own NBA team, the ritual of going to the game, being with the fans, greeting your regular usher, I look forward to it.
I even miss our unfailingly kind ticket agent, Carl Rosen, our Santa Claus who would sometimes rocket us out of our plaza level season ticket seats to right behind the Grizzlies bench.
From that vantage point, I could pretend that glances into the crowd by Rudy Gay, Randolph or Darrell Arthur were proof of their repressed romantic interest in me. (Yeah, the crushes are pathetic. So sue me.)
All of it, it becomes a part of you.
Until it's not.
I wish the NBA owners would accept that it's the players with the most at stake. With the average NBA career lasting less then five seasons, it's the guys on the court who have a limited window to make money they need to last them and their families the rest of their lives.
Tuesday was supposed to be the start of the 2011-12 season, but negotiations are at an impasse. This is the second NBA lockout in 13 years -- but why did it have to follow the Grizzlies' most exciting season ever?
I could have ridden on the May high of the postseason wins until, well, now.
Instead, my dad tells me when he's gotten yet another notice from the Grizzlies, offering to return the money we've already paid for this year's tickets.
If I get it back, it's likely to go toward vet bills or house repairs or any of the other expenses I have that should trump entertainment.
I was giddy when I heard that next week, Gay will hold a charity exhibition game at the DeSoto Civic Center.
Just for the evening, I was willing to lift my self-imposed ban on traveling to Mississippi to see him and other NBA stars play.
But the money for those tickets -- $149, $99 or even at the top for $29 -- isn't in the budget.
So until the lockout ends, I'll pine for the regular season. And be grateful that my Grizzlies jersey is long enough to be a nightgown.
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Mousavi's charge that the elections, in which Ahmadinejad claimed victory early on, were fraught with corruption and fraud garnered sympathy from leaders around the world including U.S. Vice President Joe Biden.
Mousavi seems to have the backing of a large network of young and middle-class voters and could emerge as Iran's liberal voice to put pressure on Ahmadinejad's policies and confrontational tactics with the West.
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said following Ahmadinejad's election that he was "very worried" about the situation in Iran and criticized what he called the "somewhat brutual recation" to the post-election protests.
Biden said today on NBC's "Meet the Press" that "we just don't know enough" about the happenings in Iran since Friday's vote.
"Is this the result of the Iranian people's wishes?" he asked. "The hope is that the Iranian people, all their votes have been counted, they've been counted fairly."
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SUPERBUGS that resist antibiotics are now widespread around the planet. So concludes the first global review of antibiotic resistance.
Bacteria have grown ever more resistant to antibiotics since they were introduced in the 1950s. This happens when drugs are used too widely or to aid growth in livestock.
To investigate the extent of the problem, the World Health Organization asked member states to report resistance to one or more of seven common classes of antibiotics in seven bacteria that cause infections in the lungs, gut, blood or elsewhere.
Resistance was found globally. For example, across all continents between 25 and 90 per cent of Staphylococcus infections were the resistant strain, MRSA. But the review also showed that only 114 of the 194 member states had national data on resistance. There was also no consensus on how to measure resistance. The WHO will prioritise addressing these issues.
The review also points out that without incentives for big pharma to develop new antibiotics, we will run out of ways to fight infections.
This article appeared in print under the headline "Superbug spread"
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Repudiation in Antebellum MississippiAn Interview with Clifford F. Thies
Recorded: Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Experts: Clifford F. ThiesType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, History (U.S)
Lawrence McQuillan Interviewed on WSVA on the Public Pension Crisis in California and the Entire United States
Recorded: Monday, June 29, 2015
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
The $4.7 Trillion Public Pension CrisisAn Interview with Lawrence McQuillan
Recorded: Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Reforming Public Pensions in the USAn Interview with Lawrence McQuillan
Recorded: Sunday, June 21, 2015
Randy Simmons | The True Costs of Green Energy
Recorded: Monday, April 27, 2015
Senior Fellow Randy Simmons joins WSVA radio's Mike Schikman to talk about the true costs of green energy including government funding and incentives for renewable energy.
Experts: Randy T. SimmonsType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Energy, Environment, Free Market Economics, Property Rights, Public Choice Theory, Regulation and Deregulation
Peter Thiel | Developing the Developed World
Entrepreneurship, Liberty, and the Future
Recorded: Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Entrepreneur and Author Peter A. Thiel spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the Independent Institute on January 27, 2015. He shared insights from his new book Zero to One on how to create true innovations in the world of atomsnot just digits and bitsand how to foster a peaceful, prosperous and freer future marked by globalization in a world of limited resources.
Experts: Peter A. ThielType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Antitrust, Competition, and Monopoly, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Education, Energy, Free Market Economics, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Health Care, History (U.S), Labor and Employment, Law Enforcement, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Privacy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Science, Technology, Transportation
A Century of Economic Folly
Recorded: Saturday, November 15, 2014
Research Fellow Burton A. Abrams appears on the "Freedom & Prosperity Radio" show with host Joe Thomas. Abrams talks about his book The Terrible 10: A Century of Economic Folly which contains ten of the U.S. federal government's biggest economic mistakes and the fallout of those mistakes.
Experts: Burton A. AbramsType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Fiscal Policy/Debt, Government Power, Government Waste/Pork, History (U.S)
Lawrence McQuillan on the Fed's Zero Interest Rate Policy
Recorded: Thursday, July 17, 2014
Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan appeared on The Rob Schilling radio show to discuss the Fed's zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) and how this effects the economy.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt


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