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iMac Tiger won't install Leopard.
I'm running Apple 10.4.11 on my iMac and last night I loaded the wrong install disk in an attempt to upgrade to Leopard. I'm not sure what disk is in there I bought it on Ebay. I was sent the wrong disk. It came with the manual on how to get an iMac started for the first time so I assume they just sold me the retail start-up version and not the upgrade. Now when I get past the language part of install it says "Max OS X can't be installed on this computer" "If you want to restore your system from a Time Machine backup, click "Restore from Backup" Then I have options to Restore from Backup or Restart.
Question: How do I get the CD out of the drive?
Question: Did this erase my hard drive from the iMac?
Question: What do I do once I get the CD out? I want to upgrade all the way to snow leopard and just need to know which CD to buy
I don't know a ton about this stuff, but would appreciate your help in any way. Thanks!
What color is the disc?
I'm guessing it's gray. if so, it is model-specific. If it's not for your model, it won't work.
We need so much more information...like what are the specs of your computer?
- Nick
The disk was gray, leading me to the same conclusion that it's not my model. I believe this iMac is the 1.83GHz Intel 17-inch (Core Duo)
(MA199LL) 17-inch iMac Intel
Introduced January 10, 2006
Discontinued September 6, 2006
Part Number MA199LL
Processor 1.83GHz Intel Core Duo
L2 Cache 2MB Shared
Frontside Bus 667MHz
Memory 512MB 667MHz DDR2
Hard drive 160GB Serial ATA, 7200 rpm
Optical drive 8x SuperDrive
These are the specs or very close (can't get on to check actual specs)
Thanks for the help fellas.
1. To get the CD out of the drive...there's a button on the keyboard in the upper right corner that has a triangle on it...push this button. Or...you can restart the computer, immediately press & hold the mouse button...and the disk should eject.
2. No...this should not have erased your HD.
3. Go to your nearest Apple Store...and purchase a $29 Snow Leopard install disk.
- Nick
You have to buy the mac box upgrade to upgrade from Tiger. Snow leopard on its own wont work or so Im told.
It costs about a hundred dollars or so.
ahhh is that so...? Well they fooled me lol
I dont wanna format though I just wanna upgrade, is that 29 dollar beauty ok for this...?
My macbookpro came with Tiger 10.4.11
So, just make a backup using SuperDuper. Do your clean install. When it's finished, it will ask if you would like to run the Migration Assistant. Do it. Then, hook up your external HDD and Migration Assistant will pull all of your docs/data and settings over. What I would *not* recommend is to bring over all of your apps, as many will be outdated and could potentially cause issues with 10.6.
ahh ok mate thanks.
With the clean install I wouldnt need anything extra besides the cd's would I...?
I dont have any serials or original disks with me (although I think I can find the serial somewhere on my comp...?)
P.S I think Ill do it with ccc as its free.
Yeh Ive heard that.
There are only two programs Im pulling back over and they are Propellerhead Reason and Record.
They both required license keys to work/install, will these setting be affected at all...?
Wow macs really are so much easier than pc's once you get the hang of them.
Ive backed up all the files I will need so the next step is to get over to the mac shop, buy the sleopard and start boogie-ing
Thanks man
Well it worked.
Now running the sleopard and it looks great, such a change from Tiger.
Installed Dreamweaver, Fireworks etc and with only 2g ram they start very quickly.
The only issue I have come across so far is that when running either of these applications the mouse pad seems to run a bit slower, you kinda have to put more effort into the push of the pointer.
I've adjusted the mouse pads settings but still quite slow. Is this is cpu issue, a well known occurence...?
Anyway thanks for helping me out the last few days guys. :-)
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Thursday, April 17
Beach Bingo: Lane's Hog Heaven BBQ bingo from 6-8 p.m.; cards are .50 cents each per game; all proceeds go to the Community Pet Center.
Free Small Business Center Seminar: Three-hour course on Financing Your Small Business from start to success, led by Nick Hawks; helping business owners determine financing needs to start and make a business successful; seminar is 6-9 p.m. at Isothermal Community College, Communication Technology Building, Room 108; to register or for more information contact Dee Spurlin at 828-395-1416 or email@example.com.
Friday, April 18
Ice Cream Night at KidSenses: Come enjoy homemade ice cream and design ice cream crafts in the Creation Station; the fun begins at 5 p.m. and ends at 7 p.m.; event is free with paid admission to the museum.
Art by Young Artists: Work on display at the Rutherford County Visual Arts Center from artists in the ongoing afternoon classes taught by artist Judy Ockert; exhibit runs through May 3; the center is located at 160 North Main Street in Rutherfordton and is open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.; for information on the display call 828-288-5009.
Yarn Lovers Open Studio: For anyone working with yarn, Friday's from 10 a.m. until noon at the Rutherford County Visual Arts Center, 160 North Main Street in Rutherfordton; free for members of the artists guild and $5 per session for non-members; for more information call 828-288-5009.
Music at the Mills: Free live bluegrass music by Virginia-based Clinch Mountain Misfits; doors open at 5 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m.; Union Mills Learning Center, 6495 Hudlow Road in Union Mills; for more information call 828-748-7956.
Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser: Beginning at 6 p.m. and ending at 8 p.m.; Union Mills Learning Center, 6495 Hudlow Road in Union Mills; plates are $5 per person; free music from 7-9 p.m.; for more information call 828-748-7956.
Saturday, April 19
When Seconds Count CPR Class: Instructors with the Isothermal Community College EMS program offering a special CPR class to help prepare people for emergencies; class runs from 8 a.m.-noon at the Rutherford Learning Center, housed in the old Rutherfordton Elementary School; students will receive a CPR card with the training; cost is $30 and to sign up contact Jerry Hinson at 828-395-1766 or Chris St. Clair at 828-395-4203.
Shooting for a Cure: Relay for Life benefit at Old Hickory Rifle & Pistol Club, Gun Club Road in Bostic; event begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m.; handgun competition and shotgun trap games; bring your own shotgun, pistol and ammo; shotgun ammo will be available for purchase; hotdogs and hamburgers will be for sale; sponsored by the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office, Butler's Jewelry & Loan and the Old Hickory Rifle & Pistol Club.
Easter Eggstravaganza: Join KidSenses for its Easter Eggstravaganza and Discovery Garden Grand Re-Opening; kids can participate in an Easter egg hunt in the garden at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.; there will also be an egg drop contest using real eggs from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; event is free with paid admission to the museum.
Rutherford County Humane Society (RCHS) Plant Sale: Nice selection of flowering baskets and hanging ferns for sale at Autumn Lanes Bowling Alley, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; live music from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. featuring Phil Ruff and his band Carolina and Pacific playing a mix of classic rock and Americana music; animals will be available for adoption at event; all proceeds benefit animals at the RCHS; for more information call 980-4000.
Carolina Faith Riders Fourth Annual Cruise-in: Blessing of the bikes and fan-voted bike show beginning at 11 a.m. at the Rutherford County Moose Lodge, 548 East U.S. Highway 74B in Bostic; blessing at 1 p.m. and bike show awards at 2 p.m.; music by Blood Bought, food, drinks and door prizes; for more information call 828-289-1944.
Blood Drive: Community Blood Center of the Carolinas blood drive from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; McDonald's in Spindale located at 456 West Main Street.
Easter Egg Hunt: Mary B. Mullen Bible Camp, Inc. hosting third annual Easter egg hunt from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.; 1900 Freemantown Road in Lake Lure; games, egg rolls, egg toss, spoon relay and more; prizes and refreshments; in case of inclement weather, event will be moved to St. John Missionary Baptist Church around the corner from the camp; for more information call Dianne at 625-8588 or Willie Mae at 625-9194.
American Legion District Meeting: American Legion Post 74 will host a district meeting at Legion Post 406 Boss More Road in Caroleen; members of Post 74 and Post 423 invited to attend; will be electing a new 23rd District Commander and officers; lunch at noon and meeting at 1 p.m.
Easter Egg Drop: All children ages 12 and under are invited to Gilkey Community Center for an Easter egg drop; the fun begins at 12:30 p.m.; three golden eggs will be included in the drop, and whoever finds them will each win a prize; refreshments will be available; for more information call 828-286-1172.
American Legion Flag Disposal: American Legion Post 74 will hold a flag disposal at noon at the Legion Hut, 947 U.S. Highway 221S in Rutherfordton; anyone with a flag to dispose of can drop it off at the flag drop box at Wal-Mart or take it by the Legion Hut and place it in the container on the patio; for more information contact Commander Chuck Brooks at 828-287-1294.
19th Annual Barbecue Supper: BBQ pork, chicken, slaw, baked beans and hushpuppies at Hopewell Hollis Community Clubhouse; supper begins at 4 p.m. and ends at 8 p.m.; adults are $9 and children 6-12 are $5; for more information call Tim Callahan at 704-519-7640.
Rutherford County Humane Society (RCHS) Thrift Shop Sale: Half-price sale on all furniture today only; shop located at 305 Buffalo Creek Road in Lake Lure, across from Apple Valley Golf Course; all proceeds benefit animals at the RCHS; for more information call 447-3280.
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Porfido, a three-time group 1 winner in his native Chile, has been retired to Old Friends in Georgetown, Ky. Porfido (Mash One--Piazza Venezia, by Roy) started 79 times in his career, winning 15 races, seven in Chile.
A rare yearling by hot sire Starspangledbanner was the top seller at the opening session of Doncaster Bloodstock Sales' premier yearling sale Aug. 26.
Trading was robust at the second session of the Tattersalls July sale July 10 as both total revenue and median rose by double-digit percentage points while 95% of the horses offered were sold.
"Going Green" is a feature published in the March 8, 2014 issue of The Blood-Horse. The feature examines why turf sires may be making a comeback in North America. view slideshow
Qatari interests secured the top four highest prices on day two at the Tattersalls July sale, helping key economic indicators to double-digit gains across the board.
Slim Shadey returns to his favorite distance of 10 furlongs as the 122-pound highweight in the $200,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap (gr. IIT) on the turf June 8 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Active trading on yearlings during the first day of the Goffs February sale Feb. 13 led to increases in the clearance rate and median price.
Acclamation was named 2012 Horse of the Year by the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association, becoming the eighth multiple winner of the honor.
Unusual Suspect won six stakes races in California and one in Australia, highlighted by the 2010 Hollywood Turf Cup (gr. IT), during a 72-race career.
Eclipse winner and California-bred Horse of the Year Acclamation has been retired and will stand the 2013 breeding season at Old English Rancho in Sanger, Calif. for a $20,000 fee.
The sale saw 167 horses sell for 3,595,300 guineas ($6,049,452), at an average of 21,529 guineas ($36,224), and a median of 13,000 guineas ($21,874).
Trainer Don Warren confirmed speculation that Acclamation, the 2011 Eclipse Award winner as outstanding older male, would not make the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Santa Anita Park Nov. 2 and 3.
An automatic berth in the 2012 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) will be on the line when nine well-matched horses line up for the $200,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 25.
The injury that will keep Acclamation from defending his championship in the TVG Pacific Classic Aug. 26 has been determined to be a mild strain of a ligament in the area of the left front pastern.
Acclamation came out of an Aug. 13 gallop with slight swelling in his left front ankle which owner E.W. "Bud" Johnston said will prevent a title defense in the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) Aug. 26.
The field for Del Mar's $1 million TVG Pacific Classic, the fourth of six "Win and You're In" races for the Breeders' Cup Classic, is beginning to come together.
Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I) winner Dullahan zipped five furlongs in 1:00 1/5 at Churchill Downs Aug. 11 in preparation for the $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) at Del Mar Aug. 26.
A morning after Acclamation's dominating Eddie Read Stakes (gr. IT) victory July 21 at Del Mar, trainer Don Warren talked about his plans for the remainder of the champion's 2012 campaign.
Champion Acclamation ran his winning streak to seven en route to his second straight triumph in the $300,000 Eddie Read Stakes (gr. IT), drawing away in the stretch after setting the pace on the Del Mar turf July 21.
Just four rivals are up to the challenge of taking on defending champion Acclamation in the $300,000 Eddie Reads Stakes (gr. IT), the first grade I event of the year at Del Mar July 21.
Last year's champion older male will try to extend his six-race winning streak in the Eddie Read Handicap (gr. IT), which he won in 2011.
Acclamation, last year's champion old horse, made his long-awaited return to action with a front-running victory in the $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap (gr. IT) at Betfair Hollywood Park June 9.
Off for more than eight months, champion Acclamation makes his much-awaited return in the $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap (gr. IT) at Betfair Hollywood Park June 9, a race he has won the past two years.
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|Carla Gaines
|Jerry Hollendorfer
|Scintillo (GB)
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We're still awaiting a return call, in the meantime the Belleville News-Democrat has some details about Johnson, who Caseyville police arrested yesterday after finding her hiding in a closet at the Soft Touch strip joint in Washington Park yesterday.
According to the paper, police first began investigating Johnson two weeks ago when hotel employees at the city's Days Inn found Johnson's three-year-old daughter wandering the hallways.
Police heard noise in the room but when they entered with the help of hotel staff found the room unoccupied, save for evidence of cocaine and drug paraphernalia.
An hour or so later Johnson and a woman described as the "child's aunt" returned to the hotel from their jobs at Soft Touch and claimed the daughter. Let's hope the "aunt" was Johnson's sister -- and not her sister in law. Even then, the story gets really strange.
Johnson reportedly told the police that she and the "aunt" planned to engage in a sexual threesome with the father of her child, and that they had rented two room because the dad is a heroin user who keeps a gun and they didn't want the child near a gun.
Err, okay. As we said, there's still a lot of questions surrounding this case, including why it took so long to apprehend Johnson and how exactly she's related to the "aunt."
Johnson is accused of felony unlawful possession of a controlled substance and endangering the life or health of a child.
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It's a good thing I read this thread. I was going to catch a rerun as I thought Holyfield's fight might be like the aforementioned Brawl for All. I still remember the finals with Butterbean and how Bart Gunn was crushed. Now I won't bother.
MMA hasn't been one consistent thing for any three consecutive years since 1993. Angle could have gotten into MMA, but by the time he was ready to go, MMA looked like it was on its last legs and rasslin' was huge. I was in college from 1996-2000 and when I wanted to watch MMA I was more or less on my own. But you could walk down the hall and not miss the pro rasslin' shows because everyone was watching the same thing with the door open. Angle went where the money and fame were.
I don't know that he would have made it big in MMA (on paper, he looks that way) but I don't really blame him for going the WWF route. It's not what I would like to watch him do, but a lot of people did want to watch it and were willing to pay out the nose.
However, I guess I underestimated how much Holyfield might need the money. I always thought Holyfield had **** You cash on hand.
Did Angle stay in wrestling because he doesn't like getting punched in the face a whole bunch?
He could get the money now...I'm not sure he has the background or inclination to adjust to full contact fighting.
Watching Holyfield fight James Tony was a slightly depressing thing for me... All Evander seemed to do was lead with his head (more than normal) and get hit a lot. I hope he can get some
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Fictional ax players might want to test out the "Air Sex World Championship" slated for next month at downtown Phoenix's Filmbar, said Film Programmer Andrea Beesley.
"It's one of the most humiliating things I've ever done," she said. "Basically you get to choose your own music piece and you just have to simulate a sexual act with an imaginary partner."
Contestants get two minutes to strut their stuff onstage in front of crowds and judges to see who has the best moves.
"They're looking for creativity, passion...they're looking to see the crowd is responding," Beesley said.
Even with the embarrassment, Beesley said there is no nudity and it's all in good fun.
"It's so much fun, I have competed both times," she said.
The competition started as a joke by a group of comedians in Austin, Texas and has been on hiatus since coming to Phoenix in 2010 and 2011. Now the competition is back and the stakes are high as Beesley said Phoenix is looking to reclaim its pedigree on the world stage of "air sexing."
"The winner from here will go on to compete in the championship final and they get like a wrestling belt," she said. "In 2010, the girl who won, who then went on to become the world champ, she's actually from Phoenix."
Beesley said the competition is free to enter and registration is available online. Entry is $10 for spectators. Beesley said they've already sold a lot of tickets.
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"These are moist muffins with a hint of orange flavoring in it. I received this recipe from my great aunt at the time I was married."
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1 cup
rolled oats
1/2 cup
orange juice
1/2 cup
boiling water
1/2 cup
1/2 cup
packed brown sugar
1/3 cup
white sugar
eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
3/4 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1 cup
What a great recipe! I used more orange juice instead of the 1/2 c. water, and omitted the butter and used 1/2 c. non-fat plain yogurt instead. I also omitted the white sugar. These changes made the muffins very low in fat and calories, yet they were still nicely sweet and moist.
The idea of the recipe was good, however, the baking soda is very strong tasting. Also, the muffins were extremely soft and broke as they were taken out of the tin. If you are going to make this recipe, I would suggest making these few adjustments: Baking soda decrease to 1/2 teaspoon and up the baking powder to 1-1/2 teaspoons. Also, add an additional 1/4 cup of flour.
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What a great recipe! I did read the previous reviews and followed some of the posted advice, but I am thoroughly in love with these muffins! I used quick oats instead of rolled, and they seem to be fine for the recipe, and used 1 cup of Odwalla orange juice instead of the 1/2 oj and 1/2 cup water to soak the oats in, and I used 1 1/2 tsp baking powder and 1/2 tsp baking soda as suggested. I'm very pleased with the results. I baked them in a 8 mini-loaf pan rather than muffin tins, and the recipe made 8 perfectly sized mini loaves. I sprayed the heck out of the pans with Pam baking spray (includes flour) even though it was a non-stick pan, and the loaves popped right out, intact after cooling about 20 minutes. I also sprinkled chopped pecans over the top before baking, but they sank down into the batter during baking, which is just fine. They are a very, very tender muffin - slightly crumbly. I think it is the oatmeal that gives the muffins that texture, but I think it's great. I love the soft mouth feel. Although it has great orange flavor with the 1 cup of Odwalla OJ, next time I think I may add 1/2 tsp orange extract and 1/2 tsp vanilla instead of all vanilla, and take it from there for even more intense orange flavor. Pecan is definitely the right nut to add to this recipe, if you want to add a nut. I omitted the raisens as we aren't big fans of them. These are super easy to make, and will be a staple at our house! Thank you for sharing!
I've made this recipe a few times and the muffins are so yummy they go very quickly. I brought them to work and had to print out this recipe for 3 people! my co-worker added raisins when she made them and they came out good too. I used "lots of pulp" orange juice for extra flavor. I also replaced the water with orange juice and I replaced half of the butter with applesauce, to save some fat. My kids ate them up too!
Great for breakfast muffin. I used1/2 whole wheat flour,1/2 apple sauce and 1/2 butter, used all OJ, no water,added dried cranberrys and a couple of tablespoons of ground flax seeds. I will use a little less sugar next time since I added all OJ, they came out a little on the sweet side. They came out very moist and were not crumbly. Delish!
These were great! I had quick cooking oats, so I only soaked them in the orange juice/water mixture for 10 minutes and they turned out good. Also, for all those people that had so much trouble getting them out of the pan...when you use muffin paper cups there's no problems. Will definatly make again, thanks!
not bad... not as good as I thaught it would be. I used more orange juice and still the taste was too mild for me. I think you should also reduce the sugar quantity. It will do good for breakfast with tea though.
These are the best muffins I have ever tasted. My husband is always asking me to make them.
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1 onion, finely chopped
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1 pound very lean ground beef, such as ground round
2/3 cup tomato or pizza sauce
1 teaspoon dried basil
3/4 teaspoon dried oregano
Salt & pepper to taste
6-8 ounces Wisconsin Asiago cheese
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Preheat oven to 425F. Spray a 12-compartment muffin tin with cooking spray. Set aside. Mix all ingredients EXCEPT cheese in a large bowl. Form the mixture into 12 2-inch balls.
Shred 4 ounces of the Asiago and set aside. Cut remaining Asiago into 12 cubes, approximately 1/2 inch square. Make a hole in top of each meatloaf ball and place one cheese cube inside. Reshape, covering cheese completely. Bake about 25-30 minutes or until done to your taste. Sprinkle the shredded Asiago over the meatloaves during last 3 minutes of cooking. Remove loaves from oven and remove immediately to a warm platter. Let sit 2-3 minutes before serving.
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After months of planning and figuring out which vendor goes where, what band performs at what time and where to showcase each exhibit, the time has come for the Plum.
Visitors heading into the downtown area for the 13th Annual Blue Plum Festival will probably not recognize the usual scenery, as it has been transformed overnight to accommodate various vendors at this year's event.
David Pennington, executive director of Friends of Olde Downtown, said vendors started setting up Thursday night.
"Last year we started that and it worked ... real well for the vendors to get in the night before to get set up, instead of it just being a madhouse on Friday morning," Pennington said.
With streets blocked off in the downtown area from Buffalo Street to Colonial Street, Pennington said visitors will notice that portions of the festival have either expanded or relocated.
"They'll see a much larger Jazz Stage. That whole section is going to be much larger than it has been in the past," he said.
A roller derby track will also be set up in the Tipton Street location, which is a new addition to the festival events this year. Roller Derby events will start at 6 p.m. today and close at 8 p.m. Saturday the derby track will open with open skating at 9 a.m. and close with a Roller Disco Open Skate at 7 p.m.
A Kid's Area, sponsored by Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church, the Johnson City Power Board and Northwestern Mutual, will host a variety of activities for toddlers to elementary school age kids including a water balloon slingshot, crafts and festival games. The area will be open today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hands On! Regional Museum, the Niswonger Children's Hospital, TriCityMom.com and TENNDerCare will also be at the Kid's Area with activities and to provide information to kids and parents.
Another festival favorite is the cornhole toss happening Saturday at 10 a.m. with an entry fee of $30. This year's tournament will be held on Buffalo Street.
And what's a festival without festival food?
The Plum food court will play host to 20 different food vendors, hoping to provide something for every appetite.
"You've got all of your good stuff that everybody's accustom to having," Pennington said.
From Mexican- and Italian-type dishes, to festival favorites like funnel cakes and turkey legs, the Plum will also be catering to the festival-goers sweet tooth with a variety of desserts.
He said Auntie Ruth's will also be serving up donuts at the festival.
"They're fabulous. They're definitely Krispy Kreme competitors," Pennington said.
Blue Moon Brewing Company, the title sponsor of the event, will be at the event to provide samples to legal age visitors and will be promoting the responsible drinking wristband program. Wristbands will be distributed at ID stations in the festival to allow people of age to purchase alcohol in bars and restaurants in the downtown area.
Biodegradable cups will also be provided by Blue Moon in the festival's overall efforts to go green.
Another "green" advance is the integration of a My Blue Plum is Green program, encouraging festival-goers to ride in on two wheels instead of four to the Plum. The festival will have bike parking set up at at Tipton Street and Buffalo Street and the first 100 participants to ride in on their bike will receive a "My Blue Plum is Green" T-shirt.
The music lineup tonight of 15 bands includes the headliner Goose Creek Symphony on the Main Street Stage starting at 9.
Expecting around 80,000 people at this year's festival, Pennington said he's happy to kick off another Blue Plum this morning at 11.
"I'm excited for it to start. Everybody's been doing what we've been preparing to do," he said. "There's nothing else to do other than enjoy the festival."
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Recently I followed a softmod guide and installed all the required stuff and I was able to run backups with USB Loader GX, everything went smoothly until a day later where I first got a freeze while a game is running, it has happened multiple times, though the freeze doesn't happen too often, but it's enough to be kind of annoying and concerning. So I just wanted to ask if this is because of the nature of the softmods and is something to be expected? Or can this be resolved in some way such as updating the cIOS and what not?
I am currently using Wanikoko's CIOS 38 rev 21 and the newest USB loader GX I could find, my firmware version is 4.3. I heard that the d2xv6 is a recommended CIOS, would it improve the stability?
On another note I had some general questions about softmodding. I got a grasp of the idea of IOS and CIOS slots while actually doing the mod, but I don't quite understand it fully. Say if I were to install d2xv6 CIOS, would I put it in CIOS slot 249 (my current CIOS 38 is installed in 249) and just overwrite my old CIOS? Does it matter where I put the CIOS? Also what's the significance of choosing the base IOS slot and the rev # while installing a CIOS? I put the current CIOS in slot 58 because it was the default choice.
Lastly, is it possible for being connected to the internet to have any sort of impact on how the softmods work? And the using of channels such as the weather and news channel that came with the wii. I am just kind of paranoid since these channels performed downloads.
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Thanks. If I knew what I was doing I would've done it already. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Unfortunately I won't have access to my wii for two weeks so I can't post the report anytime soon.
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On paper, the 2013 Hilbert College baseball team is considered a young squad. The Hawks will field 16 first-year players with only 7 upperclassmen who are expected to lead by example. Returning for his second full year, Jim Pernick will find a way to get the most out of each player and challenge for an AMCC play-off spot in May.
Seniors Chris Hoak and Garrett Pauly, and juniors John Babocsi and Joe Pernick will provide leadership as the team's captains. Babocsi has become a defensive leader by simply working hard and training in the off-season to become a great catcher for the Hawks. He continues to be an offensive threat for the Hawks because he is a good contact hitter at the plate; he finished the year with 87 at bats and 25 hits sending in 26 runs. Hoak, a 2012 AMCC 1st team player at short stop and last year's leader with a .422 batting average, returns in the hole and is expected to pitch too. This being the first season in four years where Hoak participated in the team's first day of practice, he is well ahead of the curve as compared to previous seasons. As a fifth year senior at Hilbert and no winter basketball season to train for, Hoak spent the summer and fall semester working on strength training and came into camp in the best baseball shape of his career. A year ago, he led the Hawks with 9 doubles, four triples off 43 hits and was credited with four stolen bases. For all the pro-scout looks he received in 2012, he is focused on helping the team to win this year.
Pauly finished strong last spring and was second with 53.1 innings pitched (behind his teammate and AMCC's Pitcher of the Year). Pauly carried that pitching confidence into summer ball and has brought it to the field this spring. Outfielder Joe Pernick will now cover the center field position and is expected to be one of the top hitter overall this season for the Hawks after knocking in 15 RBIs with a .347 average in 2012.
Rounding out the veteran pool are Ryan Ilardi, Sean McGrath, and Frank Casey. Ilardi played left field in 2012 but he can also cover second base. He brings good speed (16 runs scored) and ball contact at the plate and good work ethic. McGrath brings both catching and corners experience in the infield as well as a good bat. He will help Babocsi behind the plate and will seeing some time at the DH slot. Casey worked hard in the off-season which should help him on the mound this year and this spring he is taking some reps in the outfield to help booster the Hawks' defense when needed.
Senior Ryan Tofil, a three-sport athlete at Hilbert, joins the team this year. He swings the bat hard and should bolster the team's offense.
Freshman looking break into the starting lineup are Paul WuJec, PJ Mistretta , Cody Ashford, Mark Anderson, Tyler Shaw and Tom Irish. All five are very versatile with good speed and will play big roles right away for the Hawks. Tyler Sulski is a big strong kid who will bring some versatility as a catcher.
An impressive piece to this year's recruiting class is the Canadian imported pitching staff. Tyler Roth (Ottawa), all 6'7" of him,will pitch and play the field. Andrew Cartaginese (Toronto) is a dual-sport athlete like Roth (cross country) and both are great pitching shape. Rounding of the Canadian recruits are the Parachoniak brother Logan and Colby (Saskatchewan). Both show sign of being franchise pitchers; Logan has great movement and Colby brings a nice fastball and pounds the strike zone.
Korey Schwab and Matt Goraj both throw strikes and they work hard day-in and day-out. Goraj has some great off-speed stuff that will make him a nice set-up man. And finalizing this class are lefties Justin Hulbert and Tony Marra. Both look terrific and can be used as starters and for matching-up in late innings.
The coaching staff returns Matt Bauman and Glowacki, Derek Speaker and new comer Jimmy Pernick. The Hawks open their season at the Florida Spring Coast Training tourney March 10 – March 16. They return to Western New York for a full slate of Allegheny Mountain Collegiate games where they will host Greensburg (3/30), Altoona (4/13), Bradford (4/16) and D'Youville (4/24). Hilbert's non-conference opponents are Houghton, Cazenovia, Fredonia and Keuka.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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There is a financial incentive to be done in seven days, said DOT Capital Region spokesman Peter Van Keuren, who said the project is scheduled to take 11 days, ending on Sept. 29. He said typically including that kind of incentive in the written agreement with contractors works well.
The signaled intersection will be replaced by yet another roundabout. Van Keuren said this will be one of the town's larger roundabouts, with two lanes.
Drivers who typically use that intersection for commuting or to access the many businesses in the area are being redirected around the construction area through a network of local roads. Detour routes go through Parade Ground Village, Blacksmith Drive and the Shops of Malta. Every business in the area is accessible via the detours.
"Don't stop going to the businesses," urges Van Keuren. "All the businesses are open and can be accessed."
This is the last roundabout in a series that starts in front of the State Farm complex, with two more roundabouts at each of the Northway exit ramps, and a fourth just east of the Northway. The state is required to include roundabouts as an available option for intersection improvements on its roadways.
A roundabout is a circular intersection that serves to lower the speed of traffic and maintain a freer flow of traffic. Traffic entering the roundabout is required to yield to vehicles already in the roundabout. Typically roundabouts are designed for a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour with much of the traffic going through at an even slower speed.
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It's been such a hot day today with temperatures hitting around 29c in the back garden, so I've been tending the Marigolds in the back garden and keeping them watered so they don't dry up too much.
As you can see from the photo, they are a lovely colour and certainly brighten up the garden, well, when I say garden, it's more of a rather large patio 😆
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Cream or chocolate-filled desserts.
1 cup water
3-1/2 oz. butter, chopped
3/4 cup all-purpose flour, sifted
4 eggs
Your choice of whipped cream, crème pâtissière, crème fraîche or chocolate mousse for filling
Melted dark chocolate for topping
Step 1: Preheat the oven to 400°F.
Step 2: Place the water and butter in a saucepan over low heat and cook until the butter is melted and the mixture starts to simmer.
Step 3: Add the flour and beat with a wooden spoon until smooth. Cook, stirring, over low heat until the mixture leaves the side of the pan.
Step 4: Remove from the heat and gradually beat in the eggs.
Step 5: Place the mixture into a piping bag. Pipe or drop 3 tsp of the mixture for each profiterole onto baking trays lined with non-stick baking paper.
Step 6: Bake for 30 minutes or until light golden. Turn off the oven, keep the door slightly open and leave the profiteroles in the oven for 15 minutes or until hollow sounding when tapped.
Step 7: Cool on wire racks.
Step 8: Place a creamy filling of your choice in a piping bag. Push the nozzle through the base of the profiterole and squeeze in enough mixture to fill it.
Step 9: To finish, dip the top of each profiterole in melted chocolate or hot toffee and allow to set.
Makes 30 profiteroles
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Bo and Nora try to sober Clint up at the loft. Viki arrives, glad Nora called. Viki questions Clint, who ends up passing out. Viki refuses to take Clint back and can't believe how he's been acting. Clint wakes up and finds them all looking at him. He wants to leave and pushes Nora out of the way. Bo arrests Clint and takes him to jail.
Clint calls Viki from his office. She's working on the gala and accuses Clint of being drunk. After she hangs up, Clint downs another drink.
Clint arrives at Llanfair drunk. When Viki slams the door in his face, Clint screams, "You're my Viki, and I love you." Clint leaves.
Natalie and Viki discuss how Viki lost everything at Llanfair. Natalie says it was an act of kindness. Viki says what Clint did to her is similar to what he did to John McBain. Viki tells Natalie that she has learned her lesson. Natalie recalls that she has to get to her date. She says she has to move on and have some fun.
Dorian appears at Llanfair for a gala appointment and taunts Viki about Clint and how she's not wearing her engagement ring. Dorian knows about broken hearts and confides that she threw David out. They are in the same boat, except Dorian's not broke. "Neither am I," Viki replies and threatens to sue if Dorian trashes her name again.
Viki throws her engagement ring in a drawer at Llanfair. Clint appears and refuses to grovel anymore. If Viki wants out, she's got it. He was only trying to help the woman he loves and wonders why she insists on doing everything alone. She makes it impossible for anyone to love her. Clint walks off. Nigel appears to say goodbye. He'll miss Viki and is saddened to hear she's lost everything and will have to sell Llanfair. Nigel thinks Viki should accept Clint's help.
Viki goes to Clint's office and agrees to keep his money. After she leaves, Nigel appears. "Remind me to give you a raise," Clint says.
Jeffrey meets with Viki at Llanfair. Viki confides her worries about her money and the Pellegrino Fund. Jeffrey agrees to find out if Clint's telling her the truth. Later, Jeffrey calls with news. Viki hangs up and asks if Clint's keeping anything from her. He denies it. Dorian arrives and warns Viki Clint's betrayed her. After Dorian leaves, Clint admits he covered Viki's loss, and they didn't get her money back. Viki already knows and says, "I feel utterly betrayed by you." She hates that Clint tries to control her and fix every problem that all of them have. She hands Clint her engagement ring.
Clint tells Viki at Llanfair that Natalie forgave him. Can she? Viki isn't sure. Clint takes a call from Bo and assures him he and Viki did nothing wrong involving the Pellegrino Fund. Later, Nora arrives to privately warn Viki about Dorian's accusations. Viki relays that Clint's assured her that everything is legit. Once she leaves, Viki fills Clint in, who promises Viki's in the clear. If Viki finds out differently, she won't marry Clint.
Nora and Viki talk at Shelter about what Clint's done to Natalie. Viki asks what advice Nora would give her if she called in to her radio show. Dorian walks in as Nora and Viki laugh and agree to enjoy their dinner together, stress free. Dorian wonders why Viki's so happy. Rama happily approaches David and talks about their film, which irks Dorian. After David shoos Rama away, he reminds Dorian that his wife is too good to be his leading lady. Dorian joins Viki and Nora and tells Viki she's sorry for her loss - all the money she's going to lose in the Pellegrino collapse. Dorian is stunned Viki hasn't lost a dime. Viki suggests she get multiple sources next time. Nora nods and points out David and Rama's chemistry. Dorian marches over to Rama and David and angrily announces her departure. When Bo arrives, Cutter hands him a receipt from the other night. "Jason Murray," Bo reads. "That's your man," Cutter replies.
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This position is no longer an active posting on HigherEdJobsThe primary responsibility of the position is to oversee the ongoing evaluation of student learning as well as operational objectives and to ensure program improvement and accreditation compliance. The successful candidate will work cooperatively with faculty and administrators across the university to advance assessment and evaluation efforts. As a member of the professional staff, this individual will assist in the implementation of assessment activities in institutional-level projects. The successful candidate will coordinate and further develop plans, strategies and methods for the assessment of student learning outcomes, operational objectives and project evaluation. These activities include developing assessment workshops and other meaningful experiences that support institutional effectiveness goals, analyzing assessment data and reporting assessment and evaluation results to internal and external stakeholders. Other related assessment and evaluation activities will be assigned as required.
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You can walk into a kitchen full of food and do one of two things. After sizing up the contents of the fridge and the cabinets, you either take stuff out and start prepping, or you look for the cookbook shelf.
Long ago I used to get a kind of disapproval from some people in my family about cookbooks. My mother-in-law would taste something like meat loaf, a cake or beef stew, and she would ask, "Did you use a cookbook to make this?" I would answer that I did, and she would look at it and say, "Oh." I never really understood what she meant by it, but over the years I have come to think that she meant that if a person really knew how to cook they would not need cookbooks.
Now when you are at the level of a cordon bleu chef, that is closer to the truth than it is for most everyday people. A chef can figure out things like the proper proportions between wet and dry ingredients in baking, and s/he knows how much spice to put in a cake and why you use less cloves and more cinnamon. Hopefully that type of chef writes cookbooks!
But the person who takes out the chicken, onions, garlic, peppers, tomatoes, rice and celery can also cook. Even though he or she may not choose to take out and cook the ground beef and breadcrumbs, they know how to make dinner. So once I looked at it, I saw a progression of sorts. Children usually learn cooking skills from their parents, although they may also have learned them from "home economics" courses, though they may have been renamed since the Fifties when I was in junior high school. Their skills are always subject to improvement, which is one of the good side effects of cooking television.
There are basics: how to make a sauce or gravy; how to brown meat; how to cut meat into pieces; how to cook rice or potatoes; how to make bread. You can stay there forever, cooking happily with whatever comes along, and a great part of the world does just that.
I have also seen the cooks who place a piece of fish under the broiler for half an hour, and then complain that it is bad fish, and warn me not to buy it because it is tough. But all in all, I'd say that the huge overload of cooking television probably has done more good than bad in introducing Americans to cooking from recipes rather than on the fly. So once we have learned those basics, we can decide to go on and learn the finer points, or we can go on cooking.
What happens to the cooks who do not go on to the finer points? Well, unfortunately, it seems to me that they avail themselves of mixes and prepared foods. If you don't bake, and for some reason you want to make brownies, you can certainly go to the store and get some very fancy brownie mixes. You can even convince people that your brownies are "scratch" brownies that you made yourself, and not in the sense that you added water and there they were, ready to bake. All this is just sitting there, ready for anyone who doesn't want to buy ready-made brownies for some reason and plate them up or thaw them out.
So there are degrees of cooking, that's for sure. And there are degrees IN cooking, and hopefully we get the benefit of those who have scaled the heights of a particular discipline, like the many talented Italian chefs, or baking masters like Rachel Adams, or the Spice Goddess with her new-and-different Indian flavors (to us, her American audience).
We may not be aware that Indian cooking is immensely popular in Great Britain, as I learned when the Two Fat Ladies made kedgeree for breakfast and Jennifer confided that it very commonly served over there. There is a huge Indian influence in Britain that we don't yet enjoy on this side of the pond, where we are more attuned to French and Continental cuisine and tend to seek out the cookbooks that give us their well-known dishes in recipe form.
But the kitchen cooks who don't bother to expand their horizons will not get that far, as they make endless variations of meat and potatoes, or chicken and rice, or chicken and potatoes, or pork chops and potatoes, and so on. So on the whole I would advise people to consult cookbooks for a recipe before picking up a mix at the supermarket, to say the least. If you turn that box over and look at the list of ingredients there with your shopping cart, you just might put it back and look for the chocolate and baking powder instead.
And I will add as an aside that the current television shows that dumb down cooking to embellishing mixes and cooking hamburgers, or pork and potatoes, or chicken and potatoes, and so on, are a waste of time for cooks who are looking to learn something from them. You can learn just as much from following the directions on the back of the salad dressing mix.
Meanwhile, the oldest and simplest form of baking is bread, so here is a suggestion for your very first loaf if you have never even tried to make it.
From Cafe Margot
3 cups organic all-purpose flour
2 Tablespoons organic granulated sugar
1 Tablespoon granulated yeast
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 Tablespoon organic powdered milk
2 Tablespoons organic olive oil
1 cup water, slightly warmer than room temperature
Place all ingredients in a mixing bowl fitted with a bread hook and beat or mix electrically until you have a lump (if you are using an electric mixer, use the bread hook attachment).
When the dough has come together, remove it from the mixer and take out the bread hook. Form the dough into a ball, oil it and return it to the bowl. Cover the dough and leave it to rise for 1 hour.
When the dough is double in size, remove it from the mixing bowl to a clean work surface. Flatten it out into a ball, which will be larger than a softball. Place the ball on a baking sheet and spray it with nonstick kitchen spray or brush it with olive oil. Leave it alone to rise once more to double its size. The ball will flatten slightly into a peasant-style round loaf as it rises.
When the dough has risen, preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Slash the top of the loaf once or twice to allow for more rising in the oven. Bake the bread for 45 minutes or until it is golden brown on top. Remove the bread from the oven and place it on the stove top or a wire rack to cool.
When the bread is cool and firmed up, slice it and store in the freezer.
This is the kind of bread that can be "broken" without cutting into slices if you like. If you sprinkle it with salt before baking it will have a pleasant flavor when you spread it with cold butter to go with a dinner salad or something else on the light side.
One caveat that is important is: DO NOT ATTEMPT to mix bread dough with two of the bird-cage-type mixing heads on a typical electric mixer. It does not work and could possibly burn out your mixer.
This loaf involves minimal handling, but I do recommend that you have a strong electric mixer to handle the dough. Of course the easiest way to make bread is to use a bread-making machine, but if you are contemplating the expenditure I would recommend the Kitchen Aid tilt-top style mixer for those just starting out with baking.


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September 6, 2010 - The Jackson Laboratory and JANVIER SAS in Le Genest Saint Isle, France, are collaborating to provide researchers in Europe with easy access to The Jackson Laboratory' s JAX® Sperm Cryo Kit which is based on Jackson's patent-pending, breakthrough mouse sperm cryopreservation technology.
This novel technology provides biomedical researchers with a revolutionary approach to safeguard valuable and unique mouse strains and reduces the need to maintain live animal colonies. The JAX® Sperm Cryo Kit offers significant cost and time savings due to its affordability, ease of use and sixfold increase in successful live strain recovery rates compared with traditional methods. Using this kit, researchers can easily perform mouse sperm cryopreservation in their own laboratories and achieve results similar to cryopreservation conducted at The Jackson Laboratory.
"We are delighted to work with JANVIER as our European distributor of the JAX® Sperm Cryo Kit," stated Auro Nair, Associate General Manager of JAX® Mice & Services at The Jackson Laboratory. "JANVIER has a long-standing, excellent reputation for customer service and enabling biomedical research in Europe. This collaboration with JANVIER will provide European researchers with convenient access to our unique, highly effective sperm cryopreservation technology, which reduces costs associated with the use of research animals and provides reliable preservation and recovery of thousands of mouse models of human disease."
JANVIER will serve as Jackson's sole authorized commercial distributor of the JAX® Sperm Cryo Kit in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Also, JANVIER will offer researchers in these countries cryopreservation services based on use of this kit, including quality control testing, cryo-storage and recovery of cryopreserved mouse sperm.
"This distribution agreement illustrates JANVIER's and The Jackson Laboratory's desire to combine their strengths and complementary know-how to better serve researchers in Europe," said Eliane Janvier, JANVIER's President. "These cryopreservation solutions will help researchers to reduce breeding costs, backup valuable mouse strains against loss, save vivarium space and facilitate quick recovery of their research mice from cryopreserved sperm."
Founded in 1929, The Jackson Laboratory is an independent, nonprofit biomedical research institution based in Bar Harbor, Maine, with a facility in Sacramento, California. Its mission is to discover the genetic basis for preventing, treating and curing human diseases, and to enable research and education for the global biomedical community. The Jackson Laboratory's JAX® Mice & Services division supplies thousands of research mouse models and extensive research services to accelerate basic research and early stage drug discovery worldwide.
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Cabinet approves treasury plan for child-care credits
More bad news for working mothers with small children: Yesterday the cabinet approved Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz's proposal to gradually introduce tax credits for child care starting only in 2011 and increasing annually until 2015.
The treasury's plan will grant an additional tax credit "point," presently worth NIS 196 a month in tax savings, to mothers with children under 1 year of age in 2011, increasing the age every year until 2015, when any child under age 5 will be included. Mothers will receive one point for every qualifying child. (See chart).
The cabinet voted 18 in favor, 3 against and with one abstention for the plan.
Steinitz's proposal will be formalized not as a new law per se, but as an emergency regulation to avoid paying working mothers the tax breaks the Supreme Court ruled they were entitled to as of next year.
The treasury opposed the Supreme Court's order for financial reasons: It claimed the ruling would have cost NIS 2.5 million a year - and, in addition, would also have made it possible to write off the costs of traveling to work, costing the taxman yet another NIS 4-4.6 billion. The treasury's proposal will cost only NIS 285 million a year when fully implemented in 2015.
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