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Let's see, in a nutshell...I am divorced with no kids, and I like to be active and outdoors. I consider myself to be genuine, sincere, and down to earth. I like to stay fit (bike/run), I love animals (I have 2 cats), and I love to socialize. I am looking for someone who is kind, honest, authentic, drama-free, balanced AND someone who actually wants to be in a relationship. I hope to find a good friend and best buddy, where we can feel totally at ease and be honest with each other about anything. I have been very into doing triathlons for the past several years, but woefully, some injuries took hold of me and I am getting shoulder surgery on August 28 2013 that will keep me grounded at home for about 2 weeks. Once I am recovered, I plan to get back into my usual exercising groove and might actually even be able to go back to the gym!! Injuries are not fun, and especially not kind to one's waist line. So if you think you are the type of person to support me through this ordeal, then that would be an added bonus!!!
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Let's talk about lineup card calligraphy
Apr 11, 2014, 8:40 PM EDT
There are a lot of aspects of baseball in which the digital world has changed things for the better. The evolution of baseball statistics, first and foremost, has changed the game forever for the better. Instant replay allows umpires to get right calls that otherwise would have been wrong. But there are some negatives too, and one that is near and dear to my heart is the typed-out lineup card.
Just look at this abomination from Wednesday's Brewers/Phillies game:
Tonight's #Brewers lineup at Philadelphia. First pitch 6:05 CT on @fswisconsin and @620wtmj. pic.twitter.com/e3lznMFFxI
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) April 9, 2014
Now compare that to the Phillies' lineup card for Friday night's game against the Marlins:
Tonight's lineup vs. MIA's Jose Fernandez. pic.twitter.com/su6vL8lR7a — Todd Zolecki (@ToddZolecki) April 11, 2014
It's a thing of beauty.
And here's a Brewers lineup card from last March:
Today's #Brewers lineup vs. Texas in Maryvale. First pitch 2:05 CT. Listen to Ueck and @joe_block on @620wtmj! pic.twitter.com/caqT95DdpP
— Mike Vassallo (@MikeVassallo13) March 8, 2013
You unsung heroes who turn lineup cards into art, keep doing what you do. There are some of us out there who appreciate it.
- Jason @ IIATMS - Apr 11, 2014 at 9:00 PM
Spot on, Bill. That's some sexy lineup card.
I can't believe I typed that.
- jre80 - Apr 11, 2014 at 9:05 PM
Rather see old school pencil and paper
- 18thstreet - Apr 12, 2014 at 11:42 AM
I liked it better when lineup cards were carved into rocks.
- gerryb323 - Apr 11, 2014 at 9:47 PM
Or they figured out how to print their lineup in calligraphy font…
- stupidusername - Apr 11, 2014 at 9:59 PM
Except the differences in B's in Brown, Byrd, and Burnett.
- uwsptke - Apr 11, 2014 at 9:53 PM
That last one is the work of one of the Narron brothers for the Brewers. He's the master. Everything from Aoki written in Japanese to color coding the left-handed batters in red is captured. True masterpiece.
- jwbiii - Apr 11, 2014 at 10:30 PM
On or both of the Narrons do Japanese calligraphy? Cool.
- nbjays - Apr 11, 2014 at 10:18 PM
I seem to remember John Farrell doing calligraphy on the Jays' lineup cards when he was in Toronto.
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Apr 12, 2014 at 2:41 AM
That would have been Don Wakamatsu, he was a bench coach under Farrell.
- nbjays - Apr 12, 2014 at 3:52 PM
I stand corrected. It was Wakamatsu.
- historiophiliac - Apr 12, 2014 at 12:11 AM
Wow, that is beautiful.
Alternatively, if you wanted to confound the other team, you could have your doctor fill it out.
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Como Pool is ready to hit capacity at 850 visitors at one time Monday. Pool managers say due to a cooler early summer their revenue is down year-over-year for daily visits - those spontaneous visits that often rely on good weather - although memberships are up.
"It can swing so quickly, today I'm going to guess we'll make up a quarter of the ground that we may have lost over last season," said Tyler McKean, St. Paul Aquatic Facility Manager.
Como Pool concessions saw a decrease in year-over-year revenue, but because they've added some healthier options to the menu they have noticed an increase in spending per visit.
So when it gets hotter, they expect to catch up and see a revenue spike.
"Last year we had, between the two outdoor pools, three 15,000-visit weeks and we have yet to have one of them this year. So I'm sure this week will be one of them and if we have a couple more we'll be right around where we were last year," McKean said.
Minneapolis has a policy if it's 85 degrees at 6 p.m., their guarded beaches and the Jim Lupient Water Park will stay open an extra hour, until 8 p.m., so people can find relief from the evening heat.
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Ho, Shuk Ying (2008): Human-computer interaction and management information systems: Foundations. In JASIST - Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 59 (12) pp. 2034-2035. Available online
Tam, Kar-Yan and Ho, Shuk Ying (2007): A Smart Card Based Internet Micropayment Infrastructure: Technical Development and User Adoption. In Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 17 (2) pp. 145-173. Available online
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Ho, Shuk Ying and Tam, Kar-Yan (2005): An Empirical Examination of the Effects of Web Personalization at Different Stages of Decision Making. In International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 19 (1) pp. 95-112.
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Ho, Shuk Ying (2005): An exploratory study of using a user remote tracker to examine web users' personality traits. In: Li, Qi and Liang, Ting-Peng (eds.) Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Electronic Commerce - ICEC 2005 August 15-17, 2005, Xian, China. pp. 659-665. Available online
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The Mission of Averitt Center for the Arts is to provide quality arts opportunities for our community and serve as a centerpiece for a vibrant historic downtown. It is housed in the 1891 Bank of Statesboro building; the bank closed in 1932 and the City of Statesboro eventually bought it in 1997 to house the David H. Averitt Center for the Arts. The former Georgia Theater building is now the Emma Kelly Theater. Today, the arts center stages theater, musical and dance performances and other events.
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The YoungArts Backyard Ball benefits programming for the National YoungArts Foundation. It is the culmination ofNational YoungArts Week, our signature national program celebrating the nation's most talented emerging artists in the visual, literary, design and performing arts. On Saturday, January 10, the 2015 Youngarts Backyard Ballwas co-chaired by Tracey and Bruce Berkowitz and Elizabeth and Facundo Bacardi, and welcomed more than 700 notable attendees in Miami to honor the achievements of the 2015 YoungArts Finalists.
During the evening, three prominent awardees were recognized for their invaluable commitment to the arts: renowned visual artist Jeff Koons; Grammy-nominated recording artist, YoungArts Master Teacher and 1999 YoungArts Winner in Theater, Josh Groban; and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and 2003 YoungArts Winner and U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, Chris Young.
The evening was emceed by YoungArts Alumna and Master Teacher, actress Zuzanna Szadkowksi (1997 Winner in Theater and U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts) and included a post-dinner performance directed by renowned Tony Award-winner, dancer, choreographer and YoungArts Artistic Advisor, Bill T. Jones. The performance featured YoungArts Alumni in music, voice, theater and dance from around the nation.
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LOUDON, N.H. -- Speedway Motorsports Inc. plans to add lights at New Hampshire Motor Speedway as soon as possible, which would reduce the number of Chase tracks without them to three.
SMI chairman Bruton Smith said before Sunday's Chase opener that the only obstacle is getting out of an agreement former owner Bob Bahre made with a group of neighbors that there never would be night racing at the 1.058-mile track.
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Letter: All Aboard Florida is terrible for our communities
Hugh Thompson, Vero Beach
Letter: All Aboard Florida is terrible for our communities
Who benefits from high-speed rail from South Florida to Orlando and back? Disney and Orlando.
Who suffers? All residents along the way, including residents of areas like Vero Beach, Fort Pierce and Stuart.
And what happens if a senior shuffling slowly across the tracks can't get across in time.
Much worse, what if a school bus is stuck on the tracks?
Remember, this train is going over 100 mph 32 times per day.
That's over 900 times per month!
Scary and alarming.
Also, is it logical to stop normal traffic crossing the track over 200 times each week and over 5,000 times each year?
And what about noise factor? This is not New York City.
We love our peace and quiet.
And this message to our Florida legislators: Legislators who don't live in our area and somehow feel like the spending of millions and millions on this project, must at least insist that new rails be built west of our cities, not through our cities.
If not, I hope each representative will be ready to accept the blame when this high-speed train actually kills one or more of our people caught on the tracks.
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Steve Weisman, professor of Law, Taxation, and Financial planning at Bentley, authors this piece discussing copyright infringement involving Justin Bieber and Usher.
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Bentley Sociology Professor Miriam Boeri discusses marijuana policy and the benefits of legalization.
Research from Bentley's PreparedU Project is highlighted stating that, "only 13% of millennials said their career goal involved climbing the corporate ladder to become CEO or president."
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September 14th 2009By Jamie Geller
I don't know what happened, my challah lacked texture and shape. It was a bumpy, lumpy messy blob; ballooning at astronomical speed, then falling out of shape, falling all over itself and completely breaking apart. They say that yeast is alive, but this was going beyond, into the unknown. The thing was living, breathing, multiplying—and mad at me. My heart sank watching it succumb to itself and I was powerless to stop nature. My eyes brimmed with tears...
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1 Memo 29/08 Fraudulent science Will Alexander firstname.lastname@example.com Monday 4 August 2008 One of the definitions of 'fraud' in the Oxford English Dictionary is 'a thing not fulfilling what is claimed or expected of it'. It is within that context that I produced this memo. This is not an attack on individuals. It is an exposure of fraudulent scientific practices and the conclusions drawn from them, on a matter of major national and international importance. There is another associated word. It is 'gullible', which is defined as 'easily persuaded or deceived'. What South Africa and the world are experiencing is a combination of fraudulent science, a gullible public and ambitious politicians. It is a potentially explosive situation. Efforts to follow the conventional route to expose the fraud via refereed papers in recognized scientific journals are fruitless when the response is that thousands of other scientists disagree. It is most unfortunate that the South African scientists involved in climate alarmism have followed the example of the international community. Their policy is to neglect the fundamental requirements of scientific enquiry and vilify all those who disagree with them. But history tells us that extremism has a short shelf life. They have gone too far. The tribes are becoming restless, to use another historical phrase, now that the consequences of adopting the recommendations become apparent. There is a growing and very perceptible groundswell of public and scientific opinion that is questioning the very basis of climate alarmism. The alarmists are no longer dealing with a gullible public and ambitious politicians. Here in South Africa, we are going through turbulent times. Honest, conscientious and knowledgeable scientists have a professional and moral duty to examine the scientific basis for the alarmist claims and report their findings. The most efficient method to publicise their results is the Internet. Others can use the information to complement their own studies. The rising tide of knowledge will become unchallengeable. This is the route that I have followed. Breakthrough Ever since I became involved in this climate change issue, way back in 1993, I reported that there is no evidence in the data to support the alarmist claims. The other side insisted that their computer models were infallible and that I was wrong. I did not try to prove that they were wrong. I just kept reiterating that there was no evidence in the data to support their theories. This was also my 93-page message to the Stern Review. I printed it on the front page in a large, bold font so that he could not miss it. Then, the recent fierce debate on the mechanisms driving the greenhouse effect attracted my attention. It became increasingly clear that there were problems with the IPCC's position on Memo 2908 Fraudulent science.doc 4 August 2008 2 energy transfers and the greenhouse effect. I described this in the three e-mails that I distributed last week. Then, as so often happens, the breakthrough came in the hours just before dawn as the brain cells start coming to life again. In 2002 I started studying the large and comprehensive hydrometeorological database that I had assembled, searching for evidence of unnatural climate change. I found none. But I never realised that there is information in the database that destroys the foundation of the IPCC's position. You will recall their basic argument. Increasing undesirable greenhouse gas emissions result in rising global temperatures. These increase evaporation from the oceans. Energy is thereby transferred to the atmosphere. This in turn amplifies the greenhouse effect. All of this results in an intensification of the hydrological cycle: more extreme floods and droughts, etc etc. All of this results in threats to our precious plant and animal species and human life on this planet. The key process in their argument is the increasing evaporation from the oceans caused by increasing global temperatures. But these temperature increases are only of the order of two to three degrees Celsius. It was that passage in the minister's announcement regarding the decimation of the animals and butterflies in the Kruger National Park that stirred my brain cells even more. I dusted off my files with all my calculations, dating back to 2002. I searched for my analyses of the South African Weather Services' district rainfall data for the Kruger National Park region. The park is located within districts 33, 34 and 35. I looked at the histograms (always a good place to start). The rainfall records for all three districts cover the period from 1923 to 2000, i.e. more than 70 years. Lo and behold, there is no decreasing trend in the rainfall in these districts. So what is the basis for the alarmist predictions? There is none. The claims are fictitious (imaginary, unreal, counterfeit). Then the brain cells got into gear. What about open water surface evaporation? Evaporation losses from our dams account for some 25% of the inflows, so the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry operates a number of evaporation measurement stations. Some of these have records extending back to the 1920s, and many back to the 1930s. So back to my calcs files I went. In 2002 I analysed 20 of these stations. They all show remarkably small annual variations, and no increasing trends. There is no evidence of changes in open water surface evaporation that are synchronous with global temperature changes during the period of record. This is a body blow for the climate alarmists. There is absolutely no evidence that global warming increases evaporation from open water surfaces, including the oceans. So here at last was the explanation for the lack of evidence of the changes postulated by climate alarmists based on their global climate models. I have attached a pdf file that contains the cut-and-paste histograms for evaporation and rainfall. Draw your own conclusions. So where do we go from here? Fraudulent science Perhaps I was naive, but after I distributed last week's memos I sincerely hoped that at least some of the more moderate climate change scientists for whom I have the greatest personal respect, would provide some indication that it was time to start talking. They remained silent. Memo 2908 Fraudulent science.doc 4 August 2008 3 Unfortunately, it is almost too late for scientific co-operation. The minister has already made his decision. It will be very difficult for him to change his mind. It is not difficult to apportion blame for this situation. The handful of climate extremists were given a free hand when the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism chose to rely on their alarmist views, and ignore protests from those of us in the engineering and other applied sciences. Our peer-reviewed papers, articles in scientific publications and technical reports were ignored. Now our nation has to bear the consequences of the fraudulent science on which the minister based his decision. Fraud The minister's advisers were not only aware of my papers, articles and technical reports, but I also provided them with the data that I used in my calculations. Reactions during the past few years indicate that they were well aware that my conclusions were fundamentally different from theirs. Why did they repeatedly refuse to sit around a table to discuss our differences on a matter of great national importance? Did they replicate my simple analyses? The answer is obvious. They deliberately ignored carrying out these analyses, and relied on the output of the clearly inadequate mathematical models instead. Alternatively, and more likely, they carried out the analyses and chose to suppress the results. They obviously did not carry out the fundamental requirements of scientific analyses. This is to verify their prediction methods by comparing the outputs with real world data. There is a wealth of long, reliable records for model calibration and verification studies. Now South Africa has to suffer from this thoroughly unprofessional behaviour. Our minister, acting on their advice, has chosen to implement costly and fruitless measures to control our greenhouse gas emissions, when the money could be better spent on improving the quality of life of the poor and helpless people of this country. The solution Sooner or later, their machinations will become public knowledge. People's lives and livelihoods are at stake. Bearing in mind my prediction of imminent severe drought sequences, there is an urgent need for the appointment of an independent, high-level multi-disciplinary body to review this whole issue as a matter of urgency. This is as far as I am prepared to travel along this road at this stage. I sincerely hope that the climate alarmists and the organisations that they represent realise the inevitable consequences if they continue with their present unpatriotic strategy. Above all, they should appreciate that I will not remain silent should they continue with their fraudulent practices. Human tragedy A family of five, including three children were burnt to death when their shack caught fire. Onlookers offered their sympathies. Relieving the plight of these people should be our nation's priority, not those fruitless emissions control measures based on fraudulent science and political ambitions. Memo 2908 Fraudulent science.doc 4 August 2008 4 I CAN NO LONGER REMAIN SILENT. Regards If you wish to follow a more philosophical trail, I suggest that you seek the origin of the Zulu expression Babanango (baba nango). A town in KZ Natal has this name. Some of us heed this call. Memo 2908 Fraudulent science.doc 4 August 2008
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Panama's monuments and archaeological sites represent over 10 thousand years of the country's history, with cultural features from the four continents that intermix to form just one.
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The Panama Canal Museum, popularly known as simply the Canal Museum, is a public, non-profit museum dedicated to preserving, researching, and disseminating the testimonies of the history of the Panama Canal. The museum is situated on the Plaza de la Independencia in the township of San Felipe, part of Panama City's Old Town district. The idea for the museum was conceived in 1996. Its board of trustees decided to rehabilitate the building, which dated to 1874, and opened the renovated museum on September 9, 1997, to celebrate the Universal Congress on the Panama Canal.
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City police said a 39-year-old woman died in a Monday night crash.
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The crash occurred just after 10:30 p.m. at the on-ramp to U.S. Highway 52, from N.C. Highway 66.
Winston-Salem police said Cook's vehicle went off the side of the road and hit several trees. Cook died at the scene.
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Aircell's ATG 5000 operates over an air-to-ground (ATG) link in the United States. It provides standalone high-speed Internet capabilities for customers that don't require the integrated voice and narrowband data features of Aircell's Axxess cabin system, which supports multiple channels of worldwide voice and narrowband data service via the Iridium satellite network.
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Welcome to the home page for the Coastline Community College President's Bulletin. This regular, internal publication has been developed to share news and events of interest to Coastline faculty and staff. Archived issues can be found via the links to the right, along with links to current press releases, upcoming events, and District news (including the Chancellor's Bulletin). We welcome submissions by Coastline faculty and staff. Please submit your information by Tuesday for the following week's publication. The President's Bulletin is produced on behalf of Dr. Loretta P. Adrian, President, by Coastline's Marketing and Public Relations Department. Submission information: Nhadira Johnson, Director of Marketing and PR (email@example.com)
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Dinner had been ham and potatoes, the good old-fashioned Sunday dinner courtesy of her mother, and dessert was chocolate cake and sweet wine. I was clearing the table, blowing out the candles, turning off the dining room lights. Her parents were washing dishes in the kitchen, and Gail, she was looking out the window into the yard.
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Ischemic stroke incidence in Santa Coloma de Gramenet (ISISCOG), Spain. A community-based study
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1 GPS Riu Nord-Riu Sud, Institut Català de la Salut, Major 49, 08921 Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Spain
2 Department of Medicine, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
3 Research Unit Barcelonés Nord Maresme, ICS-IDIAP Jordi Gol, Camí del Mig 36, 08303 Mataró, Spain
4 GPS Numància, Institut Català de la Salut, Numància 23, 08029 Barcelona, Spain
5 Unitat de Neurociències, Institut Català de la Salut, Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol, Carretera del Canyet s/n, Badalona, Spain
6 Esperit Sant Hospital, Mossen Pons i Rabadà s/n, 08923 Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Spain
7 GPS Can Mariné, Institut Català de la Salut, Sant Carles 79, 08921 Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Spain
BMC Neurology 2008, 8:5 doi:10.1186/1471-2377-8-5Published: 27 March 2008
In Spain, stroke is one of the major causes of death and the main cause of severe disability in people over 65 years. We analyzed the incidence of ischemic stroke, stroke subtypes, case fatality and disability at 90 days after the event in a Spanish population.
A prospective community-based register of ischemic strokes was established in Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona) [116,220 inhabitants of all ages, according to the municipal census of December 31,2001], from January 1 to December 31, 2003.
Standard definitions and case finding methods were used to identify all cases in all age groups. Every patient underwent a complete clinical evaluation and systematic tests including neuroimaging (CT/MRI) and vascular studies (carotid duplex ultrasound intra and extracranial and MR angiography).
Over a one year period, 196 ischemic strokes were registered [107 men; median age = 76 years (range 39–98)], being the first event in 159 patients (81.1%) and a recurrent stroke in 37 (18.9%). After age-adjustment to the European population, the incidence of ischemic stroke per 100,000 inhabitants was 172 (95% CI, 148–196); 219 (176–261) in men and 133 (105–160) in women, with an annual incidence for first ischemic stroke of 139 (118–161); 165 (128–201) in men and 115 (89–140) in women. The incidence of stroke increased with age.
Stroke subtypes (TOAST classification criteria) were lacunar in 28.8%, atherothrombotic in 18.6%, cardioembolic in 26.6% and undetermined in 26.0% of patients. At 90 days, the case-fatality was 12%, and among survivors, moderate-to-severe disability was present in 45 % at 3 months.
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Joseph J. Zimmermann Jr., 92, who in 1948 invented one of the first telephone answering machines, died March 31 in Brookfield, Wis. The cause of death was not announced.
Zimmermann was running his own heating and air-conditioning firm and didn't have enough money for a secretary, so he invented an answering machine to take calls when he was out of the office.
According to an obituary in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, the answering machine, called the Electronic Secretary Model R1, weighed 80 pounds and responded to the phone's ring by lifting the receiver from its cradle, playing a 78-rpm record with a message, then tripping a wire recorder to record the caller's response.
Zimmermann went into business with a partner, George W. Danner, to manufacture the devices. By 1957, their firm, Electronic Secretary Industries, had sold more than 6,000 of the machines. General Telephone purchased the company and its patent rights that year.


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NEWPORT – Louise Osborne, 76, of Heber Springs died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2002, at a Searcy hospital.
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NORTH LITTLE ROCK – The Rev. John T. Holston, 51, of North Little Rock died Thursday, Feb. 28, 2002, at a hospital in North Little Rock.
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During this past week the certainty of the death of Daniel Pearl, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal held by a radical group in Pakistan, was accepted.
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Asylum Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
21 Mar 2011
A recipe from Marge Graziano's book, Lady Lost: The Story of the Honeymoon Cottage in Jerome, Arizona
|Butternut squash
|2 Large, roasted (Whole)
|White onion
|1 , chopped
|Poblano peppers/Green chili equivalent
|2 , roasted, peeled
|Amber beer
|6 Ounce (Oak Creek, Or Similar)
|Vegetable stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon, minced
|1 Pinch
|1 Pinch
|Serrano chili
|1 , minced fine
|Heavy cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|To Taste
|To Taste
1. Cut the squash in half and remove the seeds. Place in shallow roasting pans with water and roast at 400 until very tender, apx. 45 minutes or more. Remove from oven and cool.
2. Roast, peel and de-seed poblano chiles.
3. Preheat skillet until scorching hot. Saute onions and chilies, then deglaze with beer. Add chicken stock, peeled squash, and remaining ingredients except for the cream.
4. Simmer together for 30 minutes then puree.
5. Remove from heat and slowly fold in the heavy cream.
Recipe Summary
StoryThis recipe comes from the delicious repertoire of Chef Richard D. Pasich, executive chef/partner of the Asylum Restaurant in Jerome. The Asylum is located in the Grand Hotel, one of the former hospitals atop Cleopatra Hill. The original recipe, which will produce two mouth-watering gallons of soup, will serve a lot of hungry people. Don't worry – Chef Richard has adjusted the amounts for you. Enjoy! This soup is truly wonderful.
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Charlie Lee wants to earn a new contract at Priestfield by helping Gillingham to League 1 survival.
Lee marked his return from injury with a goal in Gills' 2-1 defeat at Bristol City on Saturday, a result that leaves Peter Taylor's side only three points clear of the bottom four.
The midfielder nearly left at the start of the season but is determined to prove his worth in Gills' relegation battle and extend his stay.
Lee said: "You're always playing for your future, even when you've got extra years on your contract.
"Managers make judgements on you and if you're not in the squad, it doesn't matter how long you've got left on your contract.
"I'm fighting for a new contract, so I've got to do everything I can. Coming on and getting a goal is just a little bit of what I can do and hopefully I can keep improving on that."
Lee admits standards have dropped in Gills' three-match losing run but is confident they will survive in League 1.
We've had a good spell and just let our standards drop in the last three games.'
He added: "We've had a good spell and just let our standards drop in the last three games.
"We are close to it (bottom four) so we've got to keep fighting. But we know if we play the way we can, we can pick up plenty of points and be safe.
"You can't ever think you're going to be in a relegation fight and be relegated.
Lee believes Gillingham's strikers are key to ensuring survival, with Danny Kedwell ready to join the fight after recovering from a hernia operation.
Cody McDonald and Adebayo Akinfenwa have been Taylor's preferred strikeforce in Kedwell's absence, while Joe Pigott has extended his loan from Charlton.
Lee said: "The teams that stay up are the ones that score goals. We've got a lethal strikeforce and confident we can get results."
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Convergence Deployment Planning
Introduction to Convergence Software
Convergence is a Web 2.0 client for Messaging Server, Calendar Server and Instant Messaging. Convergence includes the following high-level features:
- Ajax-based client with integrated email, calendar, address book, and instant messaging
- Drag and drop action (including drag and resize) often found in thick clients, for example, dragging and dropping messages between folders, dragging and dropping appointments, and so on
- Hi-performance, customizable interface
The Convergence client utilizes Ajax to provide a "rich" user experience. In addition, Convergence is designed to avoid potential complications brought in by plugins such as Flash. As such, Convergence focuses on using the capabilities common within the most popular types of web browsers, including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari.
This document contains the following sections:
Introduction to the Convergence Client
Convergence is a feature-rich, interactive, high-performance next generation web-based communication client. Convergence is the Web 2.0 replacement for its previous web-based client, Sun Java System Communications Express. In Convergence, users experience a highly interactive, rich Internet application that provides integrated access to mail, calendar, address book, presence, and chat services. In addition, due to its highly customizable nature, Convergence is as much a development platform as it is a client.
The following figure shows a sample view of the Convergence interface.
Convergence Interface
Convergence Functionality Drill Down
Here's a brief look at Convergence functionality by component.
Email Functionality
- Compose, Reply, Forward, and other typical email functions
- Spell check
- Search (subject, sender, and so on)
- Mail management: Deleting, Moving, Marking messages
- Quota
Calendar Functionality
- Typical calendaring functionality
- Create, edit, and delete events and tasks
- Check availability, schedule meetings with others
- Sharing calendars
Address Book Functionality
- Common address book across services
- Create contacts and groups of contacts
- Corporate address book
- Import or export contact information (LDIF, vCard, CSV)
- Send email or schedule events directly from the address book
Presence (Instant Messaging) Functionality
- Presence integrated with contacts
- Buddy lists, Chat capability
For more information about using the Convergence client, refer to the online help included with the product.
Introduction to the Convergence Service
The following figure shows the Convergence components. The top area shows the mail, calendar, address book, and instant messaging components downloaded to the Convergence client. The middle area represents the Convergence server itself, deployed to the web container. The bottom area shows the dependencies that the Convergence server has on other Communications Suite services.
Convergence Web Container Components
The Convergence service consists of the following core services:
- Service Proxies (Email, Calendar)
- XMPP over HTTP Gateway
- Address Book Service
- Authentication & Authorization
- SSO (Access Manager/Messaging SSO)
- Configuration management
- Logging
- Basic Monitoring
The service proxies communicate by using various protocols to the Communications Suite services.
Developing a Convergence Logical Architecture
About the Logical Architecture
The logical architecture is a design that depicts the logical building blocks of the components and the infrastructure services needed to support them.
The logical architecture does not specify the actual hardware required to implement the deployment scenario. However, it helps you visualize the interrelationship among components, provides a basis for further analysis of use cases and identified usage patterns, and becomes the starting point for the deployment design phase.
The following figure shows the high-level logical architecture of a Convergence deployment.
Logical Architecture
If you deploy Convergence into an existing Communications Suite deployment, your existing two-tiered architecture remains unchanged with the exception of the Convergence server "sitting" between the Communications Suite servers and the clients on the internet. Architecturally, all that is required to add Convergence functionality is to add this server to your deployment.
This is the basic deployment architecture of Communications Suite. There might be some alterations required, but essentially it is a similar architecture for all deployments.
Planning for Convergence to Access Instant Messaging
In a Convergence deployment that uses Instant Messaging, the Convergence server connects to the back-end Instant Messaging XMPP server by using httpbind on the Instant Messaging server port. See the iim_server.port parameter in the Instant Messaging server's iim.conf file. By default, iim_server.port is to 5269.
This differs from a standalone (non-Convergence) front-end/back-end Instant Messaging deployment, in which mail and calendar services access your Instant Messaging multiplexor front ends.
Planning a Convergence Security Strategy
For an overview of security for the Convergence product, see Setting Up and Managing Convergence Security.
For other security information, see the following topics:
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- Planning Instant Messaging Security
- Planning Messaging Server Security
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Where to Go for More Information
Use the following links to obtain further information about Convergence:


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