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Fema Concentration Camp? Er, maybe notDecember 12th, 2007
FEMA concentration camps? Well according to some in the conspiracy theory movement FEMA has been operating concentration camps for the purpose of containing and eliminating those who do not approve of the current administration. (Guess I better run and hide because I have had a few rather negative things to say about the current administration.) I'm not sure why it's FEMA. Not the FBI or CIA or NSA, but FEMA? What's next. The US Geological Survey, the Department of Agriculture and the Library Of Congress opening extermination centers? And maybe the national weather service too!
But seriously, here is a video which has been showing up on Youtube and elsewhere and reporting to show a Fema concentration camp located in Beech Grove Indiana, where apparently US citizens are taken against their will as part of the master plan by the powers that be.
More on these claims:
Another Youtube video (this one with some Pink Floyd music)
American Concentration Camps!
FEMA Operating Concentration Camps in the US!
FEMA DEATH CAMP Filmed!
US Death Camps!
Some dude on Myspace who thinks he lives next to a concentration camp…
Now The reality:
Beech Grove is one of the larger Amtrak maintiance facilities which overhauls coach cars and locomotives. In the past it's fate has been in question due to downsizing and the possibility that the facility would be closed. However it has recently received a few upgrades and continues in operation. Facilities like this are often kept open, even if not really needed due to the fact that closing and selling off the land could mean expensive enviornmental cleanups. At this time, it remains one of the major sites for storage and maintenance of Amtrak rolling stock, employing 640 workers.
The images to the left show the interior and exterior of the largest structure. They were taken in 2007 by a railroad fan who toured the facility. The larger buildings have large doors on each end, allowing passersby to see inside when they are open. It's not exactly "hidden." It also apparently is not difficult to get into and there are numerous photos avaliable which show the interior and the operations which go on in the shops. Of course, they could all be from members of the conspiracy. There are many who have claimed to have toured the shops at Beech Grove. Must be a huge conspiracy! But then again, aren't they all? (Source of photos)
The Barbed Wire – Rail yards and alike are well known as targets for vandalism and can be a liability for those who might come on the premises. Barbed wire fences typically are slanted inward. They are not generally used for the purposes of containment in prisons or other situations where high security is needed. In such circumstances, razor wire is preferred.
Cameras – Another common way of maintaining security in an industrial area where trespassers or vandals might either cause damage or be a liability due to the dangers of rail yards.
Flood Light Towers – These do not appear to be a new addition by any measure. Flood light towers are a very common site at rail yards both to keep trespassers at bay and for safety reasons. Having train cars rolling around is always a potentially dangerous situation, especially since many do not have lights. Also, trespassers and vandals have been a problem for railroads since back in the days of the boxcar hobo.
"Helicopter" Markers on Wires - The balls placed on overhead wires make them more visible. These may be for low flying aircraft or helicopters, however they are also common in areas where the wires may be inadvertently clipped by tall equipment such as cranes, lifts or double-decker train cars. This is not unusual for an industrial facility.
Installing of Concrete Floors and Equipment – There's little reason to think anything sinister here. The Amtrak facility has received major upgrades on a few occasions including in the past few years. The facility has been in danger of closing in recent times, and because of the economic importance of Amtrak to Beech Grove, local politicians have helped to secure some major upgrades to the facility in order to help secure its future and prevent it from being closed.
The Helicopter - Looks civilian. Well it is black. I've seen helicopters before too.
Radio Towers – Maybe cell phone towers or local municipal communications. Otherwise they could be railroad communications towers. You see radio towers everywhere.
"Red Zone" Signs – I have no idea what this means but it probably is some sort of caution sign which implies not to park on the tracks or go too close to moving trains
The US Air Force "Train" – Actually it's not a train. It's just a locomotive. It's not even a big locomotive. It's a "switching" locomotive, used for shot spurs, moving cars around a stockyard and that sort of thing. Apparently the locomotive had previously been used at an Air Force base for moving around rail cars before it was acquired by Amtrak as surplus. It sat in the yard for a short time before being repainted. It now looks like this:
Some more info on the Beech Grove Facility:
The facility(as mentioned) employs about 640 full time workers. None seem to have any special security clearance. it has been visited and toured on a number of occasions by railroading enthusiasts. It also appears on photo galleries of rail enthusiast websites. And has hosted public events as recently as this year.
It is not at all secluded, as can be seen in this image. There is a large group of homes just a short distance away and a busy street which goes by the perimeter of the location. There is baseball field and park just south of the location and to the north there is an area of undeveloped land with what appears to be dirt bike or ATV trails which have been recently used. This is not uncommon for such land areas. In a town where I used to live, a large area of woods and sand pits had been heavily used by ATV's and dirt bikes.
Upon zooming into the area around the buildings there is no sign of anything suspicious. A lot of apparent "junk" is lying around as well as several railroad wheel bases and rail cars, most apparently passenger cars. There are a few buildings, the largest is about three hundred by six hundred feet and is the main workshop. It does not show any signs of being especially secure and looks like an ordinary warehouse.
As shown here, there is a major public street which runs by the perimeter of the facility. Only a chain link fence separates onlookers from what is happening inside the area. Numerous homes and businesses are within a short distance from the location. This image seems to have been taken on a weekend or after hours, as most of the parking lot is empty, but there is one train apparently in transit.
View this area for yourself in Google Maps
Do I really need to go into how flawed the logic is here? Clearly there is little sign of anything suspicious going on, and this place is hardly the sort of area where one would want to locate a "concentration camp." Given that it's entirely within sight of the public and that all it includes are a few warehouse-like buildings. The video contends that there are preparations being made for the arrival of the oppressed masses, but there's no actual account of anything happening here like that. More than a few people have been inside the facility and can attest that all they do is overhaul trains. Based on all avaliable information, that seems to be the most reasonable conclusion.
More info:
2007 Railroad Convention
More 2007 Photos Of Beech Grove
Thread of Railroad enthusiasts laughing at the "tin-foil hat" claims about the site.
Upcoming Events in Beech Grove (Including some at the Amtrak yard)
Photos from the Beech Grove Shops (A bit old – 1998)
Rail Photos Including Some of the Beech Grove Shops
News on Renovations at Beech Grove
Mock Disiaster Training Exercise at Yard (with community and fire dept participation)
2001 Photos Of Beech Grove Shop
2007 Tour of the Shops
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DOBSON — Commissioner Eddie Harris now has a new title — chairman.
During its annual organizational meeting Monday night, former chair R.F. "Buck" Golding made a motion to tap Harris for the seat, a motion that was seconded by Commissioner Jimmy Miller. Harris lives in State Road and represents the lower part of Surry County.
The motion passed unanimously.
The action came as the board met for its annual organizational meeting in the Commissioner's Meeting Room at the Surry County Government Center in Dobson.
Following Harris' appointment, Miller made a motion to nominate Commissioner Paul Johnson as vice chair. On a second by Commissioner Larry Phillips, the motion passed unanimously.
After being named chair, Harris touted Golding's service to the county during his tenure at the helm.
"I have some big shoes to fill," he said. "There has never been a better friend to the people of Surry County than Buck Golding."
Looking at Golding, Harris continued.
"I'm truly honored to have served with you," he said.
Phillips also recognized Golding's service.
"Winning an election is one thing," he said. "But learning to lead is something else and I for one appreciate the leadership that Buck has shown."
Johnson said he can't believe Golding's energy level.
"Yes, Buck did a tremendous job," he said. "But I'm truly amazed at the pace he keeps. I don't know when he gets the chance to sleep."
The appointment of a chairman and vice chairman came on the heels of the swearing-in ceremony for three returning members of the board.
During this year's election, Miller, who was unopposed, was re-elected to a seventh four-year term on the board.
He was sworn in by Judge Otis "Bud" Oliver, who told the crowd assembled for the occasion that this wasn't his first rodeo.
"It's been my pleasure to administer the oath to Jimmy Miller before," he said with a smile. "This is the seventh time I've done this."
Miller suggested that it would be a bad omen to have anyone else swear him into office.
"Evidently it's good luck for you to do the honors," he said, laughing.
Johnson was sworn into office for a fifth term by Rep. Sarah Stevens of the North Carolina House.
As his family surrounded him, Johnson joked that the few people present for the occasion didn't do justice to the size of the Johnson clan.
"There's a whole lot more where they come from," he said to the laughter of the crowd. "Maybe that's why I keep being re-elected, because my family is fruitful."
In what Golding described as a "bit of an oddity," Phillips was sworn into office by Judge William "Bill" Southern III.
While Johnson and Miller will serve the standard four-year term, Phillips was elected in November to fill the unexpired two years of the late Commissioner Garry Scearce.
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New 'zero bead' seams look even better than ADA seams originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on March 10, 2014.
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A few weeks back, EcoTechMarine announced their merger with AquaIllumination (AI) (read the official release here from EcoTechMarine and here from AI). I got to thinking what this merger means for us, the end consumers and what the merger will mean for the reefkeeping/aquarium industry.
By removing the competitive element between these two companies and allowing their development teams to work together, it means that we can (should?) expect some serious innovation from upcoming product releases. Possibly the biggest reward will come in the form of some unique hybridised LED fixture combining all the best of their flagship lighting systems. With both companies pushing their 'smart tech' – wireless controllers etc, I think the very first thing that will happen is that AI products will be able to cross link with the likes of EcoTechMarines MP water pump products in the same way that they work with the Radion lighting fixtures. Who knows, what do you think we will see coming off the EcoTechMarine/AI production lines?
In the official announcement, it is said the brands will continue as two separate entities, but the question here is for how long? I would bet that over the next few years we will see Aqua Illuminations dissolve and we will only be left with EcoTechMarine, but I could be wrong. The reasoning behind this is rather simple, EcoTechMarine offer more clout with their overall product range and they continue to bring game changing products onto the market.
The great USA aquarium company merger originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on March 10, 2014.
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The Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association (OATA) is warning that popular tropical marine and freshwater fish, corals and invertebrates could be under threat if a European lobbying group for animals is successful in its #votes4animals lobbying campaign in the run-up to the European elections being held in May. Eurogroup for Animals, which is based in Brussels, is asking MEPs to sign a pledge to work towards banning the import of wild caught animals, which could include all types of tropical marine and freshwater fish, corals and invertebrates.
The trade association – which will be lobbying Euro MPs in coming weeks to make sure they hear the other side of the argument – is calling on people power to help in its work by urging keen fishkeepers to contact MEPs to urge them not to sign the pledge.
"We think it's time that the views of the millions of people who enjoy fish keeping across Europe should also be brought to the attention of MEPs. Currently, many MEPs are signing up to a manifesto written by Eurogroup for Animals. While we can all agree that everyone must be concerned about and protect animal welfare, this lobby group goes much further by asking all political groups to include a call to 'ban the import of wild-caught animals and restrict the number of exotic species that can be imported and traded in the EU' in their manifestos. Taken to its logical conclusion this would mean if you want to keep tropical marine or freshwater fish, corals, soft corals or other invertebrates you might as well forget it. All of these are either wild-caught and/or exotic, which means they're not native to the UK, so they would no longer be available to buy. Your hobby is under threat right now. If you love your tank we want you to let MEPs know how you feel and tell them #handsoffmyhobby." ~ OATA Chief Executive Keith Davenport.
What you can do to support OATA's #handsoffmyhobby campaign:
There's more information about the #handsoffourhobby campaign on the OATA website.
EU wants to ban the import of fish & coral originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on March 7, 2014.
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The LED revolution has shifted from new to common place, Giesemann continue to push forward and have recently announced some new functionality for their LED units namely 'Sunshift' and pre-configured profiles.
Unlike most luminair or multi module LED arrays which work on a parallel programming platform, meaning that all lamps within an array are usually tied to the same or single profile for lighting phases, the Futura has always had the capacity to run separate profiles for each board within the array, allowing the user to simulate differing conditions or 'zones' within the same physical volume of water. A system which can be especially useful for aquarists keeping species which require vastly differing light scenarios. Giesemann have now added to this flexibility by developing a brand new programing feature that allows additional flexibility, whereby the user can copy profiles directly to each board within the array, but with an adjustable time-lag on a per-board, or even per-channel basis. Thereby allowing the user to replicate a highly accurate sunlight transition across the aquarium during the daytime phase. This also allows the aquarist to expose corals to a higher intensity than normal in order to induce better colouration whilst at the same time limiting the effects of extended over exposure or forcefully induced photo-inhibition by having a 'non' fixed light source.
Since the launch of the Teszla/TeszlaXT and Futura ranges, Giesemann have always been a strong advocate of the loss-free opticless 120deg output method to gain better output without sacrificing even distribution, and to deliver a more natural light field, a feature many companies are now starting to emulate. Tied with the wide-angle output as standard, this feature now ensures a smooth transition across the aquarium from a visual perspective, whilst also benefiting corals by adding additional intensity into normally shaded regions as that intensity and varying light path moves from one point to the next without excessively over exposing the corals upper surfaces for extended periods. A feature which may prove invaluable to those keeping typically shallow water coral species who wish to replicate more natural lighting scenarios.
For existing and new Giesemann LED users, there will be a range of pre-designed profiles available for direct download from the Giesemann website and associated customer support sites. These will be configured for both the Futura and Teszla/Teszla-XT Bluetooth interfaces and will be available for both Saltwater and Freshwater platforms.
Profiles will include:
1. A standard default profile for new aquarium installations.
2. An acclimatisation profile for those switching to Giesemann LED from other lighting sources.
3. A range of spectral simulation profiles which are tuned to replicate differing environments such as Shallow reef-flat or lagoon / Upper reef slope-5-10m / lower reef slope-10-20m / and deep shelf 20-30m
These, along with several freshwater profiles (for use with the Freshwater variant of the Futura and Teszla which uses a different LED configuration) will be available for download between February-March 2014.
In collaboration with coralreefaquarist.com, Giesemann now have a new customer support forum where both trade and retail customers can get direct answers to technical questions on the entire range of Giesemann products, including all of the Aquarium/T5/HQI and LED ranges. Additional features will be the ability for users of the Bluetooth LED ranges to share and talk about the various profiles they are using so that they may assist each other as a community of users to get the best results. The support forum and discussion area can be found here: Coralreefaquarist.com
Giesemann introduces Sunshift, pre-configured profiles & a support forum originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on February 5, 2014.
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"2ft long, 18″ wide, 18″ at the deep end, it is made from acrylic, there are 2 pieces of tube which act as a stand for the tank and also will hide the plumbing so that it can be sumped (tube will be coloured), the tank holds aprox 70ltrs + sump."
Pricing starts at £249.99. For further information, please contact David over at fistafiltration.co.uk
Fistafiltrations 'Nano Drop' reef tank makes an appearance originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on February 3, 2014.
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The key message behind this new site is rather simple – Progression through collaboration – and is very proud of it's 'The Open Door Sharing Policy'. This is something nanoreefblog.com fully embraces. It is refreshing to see this stance as numerous other online communities have taken against the sharing of information that involves linking out to other websites. While all sites under the Anthiasnetwork have always freely shared information, there are certain sites that have even gone as far as banning yours truly along with removing all links & references to nanoreefblog.com.
Here's a little more about Simons new site:
"Coralreefaquarist.com has one simple goal. And that is to open the doors that commonly separate and segregate many of the different but equally valuable branches of the coral reef community, by throwing out the rulebook and starting again. By accepting that time is no longer on our side as far as the worlds coral reefs are concerned, and by recognising that the only real way to drive our knowledge and understanding forward to the point where we can make a true difference to the long-term welfare of this environment we all have so much passion for, is by accepting that all branches of our community have equal responsibility and can equally contribute to solving the issues by pooling our global resources of knowledge and cumulative experience. Heaven forbid, even if we cannot save the reefs long term for various reasons, it becomes even more important that we master the art of maintaining and preserving as much of that incredible diversity as we can, and the 'ONLY' we can do this, is by sharing our knowledge and experiences. Be they successful or not, both can have equal value."
Nanoreefblog.com is proud to be associated with coralreefaquarist.com and look forward to collobarating more in the future.
coralreefaquarist.com has launched originally appeared on Nano Reef Blog on February 2, 2014.
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These are a few of the blue-sky products Google Google is pouring money into developing at the moment. And to any investors who might consider them a waste of capital, CEO Larry Page offered a strong rebuttal on Wednesday's third-quarter earnings call.
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While the internet Goliath certainly spends on research and development — over $1.8 billion in the three months ending Sept. 30, including what it spent at Motorola Mobile — Page said 99% of that spending typically goes toward making incremental improvements on existing products. "I kind of view my job as the opposite thing — to get people to spend money on long-term R&D," he said.
Today's so-crazy-it-just-might-work lark is tomorrow's multi-billion-dollar business, Page reminded analysts, citing the example of Google's massive success in mobile. "When Android was still a skunkworks project, I used to feel guilty visiting the team," he said. "It turns out that was a lot of misplaced guilt."
That lesson shaped his approach to Google's current slate of experiments. While the recently announced Calico probably needs a decade or two of runway before it solves death, self-driving cars are closer to being a reality.
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Prague - Czech exporters of agricultural commodities and food products will lose Kc250m to Kc300m in sales by the end of this year due to the sanctions on exports to Russia, the Agriculture Ministry said on its website today.
Czech dairies will be hit the hardest. The expected surplus of the goods on the EU markets may cause even more problems to the companies.
Dairies export to Russia in particular dried milk, whey, cheeses and frozen butter. Producers of poultry and rabbit meat, canned meat, pates and ice cream are also among the companies whose sales will fall markedly.
Russia two weeks ago banned imports of meat, fish, milk, dairy products, fruit and vegetables from the EU and USA in retaliation for the West's sanctions.
The EC today allocated EUR125m (almost Kc3.5bn) for help to EU farmers hit by the Russian embargo.
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One of the best parts about the Park City trail system is how the trails link up and connect, so you can customize your hike to meet your needs. I actually combined a few of the hikes we've told you about - A dog's view connected me to Jenni's trail and from the top of Jenni's trail I connected with John's. I won't go into detail on the beginning and the end since we have already written about those trails, and upper Jenni's deserves a full blog post.
Trails: Sweeney's Switchbacks, Flat Cable, Jenni's, John's, Sweeney's Switchbacks
Duration: 2 hours and 6.75 miles
Difficulty: Intermediate
Don't Forget: Water (for yourself and your canine friends), sunscreen, trail map, camera and a snack to enjoy as you take in the scenery.
The Details: You can access Sweeney's Switchbacks from either Town Lift or Upper Norfolk in Historic Park City. From Sweeney's*, Flat Cable will take you alongside the Alpine Slide. There is nothing quite like hearing the giggles and hollers from the Alpine Slide as you hike up. You can't help but smile. Once you see the PayDay mid station, I'd recommend walking down to the paved pathway to access Jenni's trail. I maneuvered my way through the trails to access Jenni's, but I am sure it would be a little easier to access it from the pathway. *For more details on accessing Sweeney's and Flat Cable.
Jenni's trail is beautifully done, a constant grade and the wide trail allows you the ability to hike, converse and enjoy the beautiful vistas without taking too much out of you. I loved how the trail gave me a new opportunity to see a new section of mountain in the summer and casually meandered through some of my favorite winter runs. I spend a lot of time on the mountain in the summer and winter and this trail will certainly be a new favorite in my repertoire of trails. I am excited to add a longer loop to my standard Sweeney's Loop with the dogs. From the PayDay mid station it is a little over two miles to the top of Town Lift and took me about 35 minutes, but I was booking it. I'd recommend planning for at least an hour to reach the top and then another hour to get down.
Once I arrived at the top of Town Lift, I took John's trail down. John's trail is beautiful throughout the summer, but once it turns fall the aspens really take your breath away. Sam wrote a post on John's Trail to kick off the Trailblazer Tuesday series, check it out for more information.
Fall is in the air here in Park City, this weekend we had several wonderful thunderstorms and the temps are certainly dropping in the evenings and mornings. The leaves are starting to change, although it is probably more due to the lack of moisture rather than the cold temps. This is one of my favorite times to hike and bike, with lower temps and color popping foliage. And, we all know what comes after fall!
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The explanation of a number of philosophical terms, which has been added as an appendix at the suggestion of the publishers, deals almost entirely with foreign expressions and gives the preference to the designations of fundamental movements. It is arranged, as far as possible, so that it may be used as a subject-index.
JENA, December 23, 1885.
The majority of the alterations and additions in this new edition are in the first chapter and the last two; no departure from the general character of the exposition has seemed to me necessary. I desire to return my sincere thanks for the suggestions which have come to me alike from public critiques and private communications. In some cases contradictory requests have conflicted—thus, on the one hand, I have been urged to expand, on the other, to cut down the sections on German idealism, especially those on Hegel—and here I confess my inability to meet both demands. Among the reviews, that by B. Erdmann in the first volume of the Archiv fuer Geschichte der Philosophie, and, among the suggestions made by letter, those of H. Heussler, have been of especial value. Since others commonly see defects more clearly than one's self, it will be very welcome if I can have my desire continually to make this History more useful supported by farther suggestions from the circle of its readers. In case it continues to enjoy the favor of teachers and students, these will receive conscientious consideration.
For the sake of those who may complain of too much matter, I may remark that the difficulty can easily be avoided by passing over Chapters I., V. (Sec.Sec. 1-3), VI., VIII., XII., XV., and XVI.
Professor A.C. Armstrong, Jr., is preparing an English translation. My earnest thanks are due to Mr. Karl Niemann of Charlottenburg for his kind participation in the labor of proof-reading.
ERLANGEN, June 11, 1892.
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1. Nicolas of Cusa 2. The Revival of Ancient
Philosophy and the Opposition to it 3. The Italian
Philosophy of Nature 4. Philosophy of the State
and of Law 5. Skepticism in France 6. German
Mysticism 7. The Foundation of Modern Physics
8. Philosophy in England to the Middle of the
Seventeenth Century
(a) Bacon's Predecessors
(b) Bacon
(c) Hobbes
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3 cups
white sugar
1/4 cup
lime juice
4 cups
cubed seeded watermelon
With one cup of simple syup this is easily a 5 star recipe. And so easy. I'll never throw leftover watermelon away again. Tip, go ahead and make your simple syrup as instructed, but only use 1 cup in the sorbet. Save what's left in the fridge for mojitos or whatever strikes you. We always keep some on hand.
Well, this was totally hard to rate. I looked at this recipe a few times before deciding to make and seriously read all the reviews. I started out with the 1:1cup ratio water and sugar, the 1/4 lime juice and I hard packed my watermelon in the measurements of 4 cups. I strained the pulp because my watermelon had seeds. I found that my melon was not that sweet...And the lime juice over powered the watermelon flavor. So I had to increase another 1:1cup water and sugar. Still tasted lime juice above the watermelon. So I added another 1:1cup water and sugar and then it wasn't sweet with watermelon flavor....Bottom line was this. I did the exact recipe but I ended up increasing the watermelon to 8 cups of packed watermelon to get the desired flavor. I think if your watermelon is to sweet, then adjust(decrease) your simple syrup ratio to accomendate, if your melon was like mine, you'll have to increase. This recipe is one you need to watch soley because of the watermelon. If I had realized my melon wasn't sweet, I would have just decreased the lime juice. My kids liked it, but my son said he liked it better as juice then frozen. I thought it was spot on the watermelon flavor when the recipe was done, but I would totally wait 24 hours before serving to make sure it's nice and firm. It melts way to quickly after a couple of hours and that was after I used an ice cream maker.
20 Ratings
This recipe was way too sweet. I would suggest trying this with about 1/3 of the simple syrup, or less if you have a sweet enough melon.
Made this using the 1/3 cup simple syrup. Huge, huge hit with my husband. I still thought it was a little too sweet.
Just an addition--I bought two large watermelons at the end of last summer, made the simple syrup and added the blended watermelon. Then I froze it in one quart containers (the same size as my ice cream machine). We were able to have watermelon sorbet in the middle of winter simply by thawing the mixture and placing it in the ice cream machine and preceding with the recipe as follows. Made my first batch for this summer today and my hubs is a very happy man.
I agree that, written as is, this sorbet would be terribly sweet. I used one cup of simple syrup and almost five cups of watermelon, and it's still pretty sweet, but also really refreshing. I didn't use an ice cream maker, just poured the mixture into a shallow dish and froze it. Then, once it's frozen, you can either scrape it with a fork or put it in a food processor. (Keep in mind that it melts very quickly.) Also, after combining the watermelon pulp with the simple syrup and lime juice, I pressed it through a sieve to get rid of the solids. Because, even though the watermelons say they're 'seedless', they still have those pesky white seeds that would make for an unappetizing final product.
too sweet. made double amount that fit in my ice cream maker.
Awesome! Decrease the sugar a little or try some Agave Nectar instead.
as is three stars. i tasted the mixture before i froze it and as is TOO SWEET. to remedy it and not waste it i added double the watermelon which i just smashed with a potato masher and didnt do the whole food processor step. i just smashed the watermelon ( 8 cups for the amount of simple syrup specified) and kept the lime juice the same and froze it in those popsicle maker things and dixie cups. my daughter loves these and we didnt waste any watermelon. i think this would also work with canteloupe or peaches its a good starting point.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Juicy Watermelon Sorbet
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 315
Calories from Fat: 1
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Excavated by W.M. Flinders
Gift of the National Gallery, London (1994)
Mummy portrait of a man
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The camp is open to players of all skill levels and ranges from ages 5 to 16. The camp will run from Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The week culminates Friday with an All-Star game and an awards presentation hosted by The Pavillion. Friday's times are to be announced. The camp will include on-ice and off-ice training sessions with lunch provided for each camp attendee. All participants also receive a certificate of completion and a camp jersey.
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MADISON - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced today that he, along with 33 other Attorneys General, reached a record $62 million dollar settlement with Eli Lilly and Company arising from alleged improper marketing of the antipsychotic drug Zyprexa. It is the largest ever multi-state consumer protection-based pharmaceutical settlement, following closely on the heels of the May 2008, $58 million agreement with Merck regarding its product Vioxx.
In a complaint filed today along with the settlement agreement, Van Hollen alleged that Eli Lilly engaged in untrue, deceptive and misleading trade marketing and promoting when it marketed Zyprexa for off-label uses and for failing to adequately disclose the drug's potential side effects to health care providers. Following a 1.5-year investigation, Eli Lilly agreed to change how it markets Zyprexa and to cease promoting its "off-label" uses, which are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
"Wisconsin law makes false and deceptive marketing unlawful," Van Hollen said. "Where aggressive pharmaceutical marketing fails to accurately present known risks or deceptively uses scientific data, consumers can be driven to and doctors encouraged to prescribe medication that is dangerous."
Zyprexa is the brand name for the prescription drug olanzapine. The drug was first marketed for use in adults with schizophrenia in 1996. Since then, the Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") has approved Zyprexa for the treatment of acute mixed or manic episodes of bipolar I disorder and for maintenance treatment of bipolar disorder. Zyprexa belongs to a class of drugs traditionally used to treat schizophrenia and commonly referred to as "atypical antipsychotics." When these drugs were first introduced to the market in the 1990s, experts thought that atypical antipsychotics would be less likely to produce symptoms similar to those seen in Parkinson's disease (extrapyramidal symptoms), and motion disorders (tardive dyskinesia), and therefore could be used in long-term treatment of schizophrenia. While these drugs may reduce the risk of these symptoms associated with first-generation antipsychotics, they also produce dangerous side effects, including weight gain, hyperglycemia, diabetes, cardiovascular complications, an increased risk of mortality in elderly patients with dementia and other severe conditions. Zyprexa has been associated with a high risk of weight gain, hyperglycemia, and diabetes.
In 2001, Eli Lilly began an aggressive marketing campaign called "Viva Zyprexa!" As part of that campaign, the company marketed Zyprexa for a number of off-label uses. For example, it marketed Zyprexa for pediatric use, for use at high dosage levels, for the treatment of symptoms rather than diagnosed conditions, and in the elderly for the treatment and/or chemical restraint.
of patients suffering from dementia. While a physician is allowed to prescribe drugs for off-label uses, law prohibits pharmaceutical manufacturers from marketing their products for off-label uses.
The settlement mandates that for a six year time period extending beyond the patent term for Zyprexa, Eli Lilly shall:
Promotional Activities
Dissemination of Medical Information
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The Attorneys General from Illinois and Oregon led the investigation into Eli Lilly's marketing and promotional practices. The participating states in the settlement are: Alabama, Arizona, California, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin.
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Yum! I order the Mexican food - not American or Tex Mex (like the unappetizing nachos), and you can't go wrong with having a wonderful tostada or taco for $3. Bargain, delicious and located conveniently half a block from my door. If you stick to the Mexican dishes, you can't go wrong. Their chilaquiles are also great.
Posted by Dave on 09/07/2010
I have ordered here several times and their food is good. Let me respond to some of the reviews though: this is working class mexican, not haute cuisine. The interior of the place looks like a very old diner. Their english is never good. However, I can get very good and cheap tamales to my place 30 min after calling them.
Posted by gavin dovey on 07/31/2010
they hung up on me, couldnt find the place, and when they got here the food was cold.....ok, now the food.....I dont know these guys are allowed to sell food... i couldnt eat the burger, as it was literally soaking wet ...the worst ive ever had ...ever....the coffee I could not drink...in fact the only thing that was adequate was the soda , and that came in a can... do yourselves a favor, and dont do these guys any
Posted by Melissa on 04/29/2010
Great food. Especially the chicken enchiladas. Doesn't look like much but its the best Mexican food in the neighborhood for sure and there are a lot of Mexican places around there. Open very late. A good place to go for late night tacos and beer with friends. The cakes are actually very good also. All of which is surprising considering it looks like an American breakfast diner.
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I was on my way to Fresco Tortilla on Grand St.--a great grease-pit place for Mexican fast food--and decided to give this place a try instead. I ordered a carne asada burrito with guacamole to go, and when I got my burrito ($4.50!), I was astonished at the quality. This was fresh carne asada, fresh guacamole, fresh beans...delicious! And for $4.50! I can't attest to the rest of the menu, but as far as I'm concerned, this beat out any taco truck I've had in the hills of California, and it was $4.50! In Brooklyn, nonetheless. Someone else go there--please!--and order the same thing. Tell me it isn't a slice of heaven.
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I get the burritos here all the time. I love it. They offer a great selection of fillings and the service is wonderful. All smiles behind the counter. I have yet to try the lengua (tongue) but I look forward to it. !!


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Bonnet - Tussore and Lace, circa 1940 Reg. No: SH 870428
- Summary:
- White cloth bonnet, made of tussore and lace.
Made around 1940 as a demonstration piece by staff at the Emily McPherson College. The students, most of whom were teachers in training, did handiwork right through their course. The donor had taught at Emily McPherson College.
The College was established in Lonsdale Street in 1906. The first residences for students - the Domestic Arts Hostel - were built in 1911. In 1927 the Emily Mcpherson College of Domestic Science was opened by Duchess of York, funded from a bequest from Sir William McPherson, and named after his wife. The College was amalgamated with RMIT in 1979.
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- Donation from Miss N. Findley, 1987
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By: Bill Lambdin
John Robinson arrives at the Corning Preserve after biking for 17 days from Buffalo to Albany.
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ALBANY - Life is a challenge, but probably a bigger challenge for John Robinson of Glenmont than most of us. He's a congenital quad amputee, born with very short arms and legs.
But Robinson has spent his life not accepting limits, but rather exploring all that he can accomplish.
Like traveling 17 days, 365 miles from outside Buffalo to Albany by bike, along the Erie Canal.
"This journey has been about showing others and showing ourselves, quite frankly, that we can do it," Robinson said to a crowd gathered to welcome him. "On Day 2 we rode 27 miles in the hot sun. I was about to pass out. I was tired and exhausted and we got to Albion, New York and there were 150, 200 people waiting on the front lawn of Albion with tears in their eyes and they inspired me to keep going."
Members of the disabled community, friends of Robinson and his business partner and top area officials gathered at the Corning Preserve to welcome the entourage.
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Please note: The FAQ pages at the HPCVL website are continuously being revised. Some pages might pertain to an older configuration of the system. Please let us know if you encounter problems or inaccuracies, and we will correct the entries.
This is an introduction to the native Fortran, C, and C++ compilers used on the Solaris/Sparc platform on HPCVL clusters and servers. It is meant to give the user a basic idea about the usage of the compilers and about code optimization options. The document is organized in an "FAQ" manner, i.e. a list of "obvious" questions is presented as a guideline. Please feel free to contact us if you want to see more questions included.
The Fortran and C++ compilers and the needed headers, libraries and tools can be found in the /opt/SUNWspro subdirectory system. The current version is Studio 12 update 1. The compilers for F77, F90, F95, C and C++, together with a development tool called "sunstudio" are in /opt/SUNWspro/bin. Various libraries are in /opt/SUNWspro/lib. This includes dynamic ones, so if your program complains about not finding "mickey_mouse.so", setting
might be a good idea. There is a lot of other stuff under this subdirectory, including online-documentation, so you can get help by pointing your web browser on the SunFire login node to
For the most part, you do not have to add anything to your default setup to use program development tools such as compilers and debuggers. We are using a program calledusepackage which replaces the issuing of lengthy setting for environment variables by a simple command use. By default, you start with standard-user-settings that include the latest compilers and development tools. If you want to change this, you can do so by issuing the command
use package
where package stands for one of the following:
ct6 - Sun ClusterTools 6
ct7 - Sun ClusterTools 7.1
ct8 - Sun CLusterTools 8.1
studio12 - Sun Studio 12 Compilers and Tools
studio11 - Sun Studio 11 Compilers and Tools
studio10 - Sun Studio 10 Compilers and Tools
studio8 - Sun Studio 8 Compilers and Tools
studio7 - Sun Studio 7 Compilers and Tools
workshop6 - Sun Workshop 6 Compilers and Tools
Note that usepackage is prepending the compiler directories to your PATH variable. You can do this manually, of course. For bash you use the following command:
export PATH=/opt/SUNWspro/bin:$PATH export MANPATH=/opt/SUNWspro/man:$MANPATH
This can go into your setup file (.bash_profile, .bashrc). The first sets your search path, the second your "manual path" (if you want to use the Unix man command). With these setting you should be able to run the development tool "sunstudio" and get started editing, compiling and debugging programs.
Normally, you use the "Sun Studio" compilers in /opt/SUNWspro/bin to compile and link. To compile a Fortran 77, Fortran 90, Fortran 95, C, or C++ program, you issue the f77, f90, f95, cc, or CC commands, respectively. Compiling and linking is best done with a makefile. But you can also issue the commands by hand.
To compile:
compiler -c [options] name.ext
compiler = f77, f90, f95, cc or CC; name = name of your program source file; ext =extension, i.e. f (fixed format) or f90 (free format) for Fortran (90), c for C, cpp or C for C++, etc., [options] denotes compiler flags that usually start with an '-')
Note for Fortran programmers: You are actually using the Fortran90 (f90) compiler even if you are compiling F77 programs. The f77 command issues additional compiler flags that concern compatibility.
To link:
compiler -o name [options] [libraries] list
(compiler see above; name name of the executable; [options] see above; [libraries]libraries that need to be linked in, usually as a list of file names with full path, or as '-L' and '-l' combinations [see below]; list list of object files, usually with .o extension)
Using the compilers and the linker in the above manner requires the proper setting of thePATH environment variable.
There are hundreds of compiler flags, and many of them are not required most of the time. A few that are in more frequent use are:
-xOn optimizes your code. nis a number from 1 to 5 with increasing severity of alterations made to the code, but also increasing gain. Up to -xO3 is generally rather safe to use. But you should, of course, always check results against an un-optimized version: they might differ.
-fast is a combination of optimization flags that is quite safe to use and often improves performance a lot. However, the resulting code is optimized specifically for the current machine architecture and cannot be executed on older SUN's (including the UltraSparc-III). Note that this overrides the -xOn option if it comes after it, since compiler options are executed from left to right! If you use this flag for compiling, you also need to include it at the linking stage.
-g produces code that can be debugged. Unlike for other compilers, -g and -xOn are not mutually exclusive, so it is a good flag to have in the development stage of a program.
-v produces more output than you can handle, which makes it easier to track down problems.
-lname is used to bind in a library called libname.a (static) or libname.so (dynamic). This flag is used to link only.
-Ldirname is used in conjunction with -lname and lets the linker know where to look for libraries. dirnameis a directory name such as /opt/studio12/SUNWspro/prod/lib.
-Rdirname is used to tell the program where to get dynamic libraries at runtime.
There are many more flags. They are documented in the man pages (man f90 or man cc), as well in various documents that may be downloaded in pdf format from the Sun documentation website. The latter is a good place to look to resolve problems in any case. Use the search engine to obtain User's Guides and Reference Manuals.
Some compiler flags are only useful for parallel programs and will be discussed later. Sometimes there is a considerable performance gain from using specific options (such as-xchip and -xtarget), but the code becomes less general.
The Studio compilers provide a variety of optimization options. Some of then are applicable to all computers with a Solaris/Sparc platform. Others are specific to a chip and/or architecture.
The most commonly used general optimization flag is the -xOn option. nis a number from 1 to 5 with increasing severity of alterations made to the code, but also increasing gain. Up to -xO3 is generally rather safe to use. Parallelization options require an optimization level of 3, and enforce that level if it is not explicitly specified.
For a specific optimization, the most popular option is -fast. This is a "macro" containing an array of optimization flags that is quite safe to use and often improves performance substantially. The optimization flags used are:
-xvector=lib (Fortran)
-dalign (Fortran)
-xmemalign=8s (C/C++)
-ftrap=common (Fortran)
-ftrap=0one (C/C++)
-fround=nearest (Fortran)
-xbuiltin=%all (C/C++)
-fsingle (C)
-xalias_level=basic (C)
Some of these options apply at the compile stage, others are passed to the linker. Many of them are specific to Fortran or C/C++. The macro option -fast should be specified at both the compile and link stage if these are done separately. Details about the effect of the sub-options can be found in the man pages.
Because of the -xarch, -xcache, and -xchip options implied in -fast, the latter is specific (via the native setting) to the platform on which the compilation takes place. Usually, you will compile your code on the login node, and the resulting executables will therefore be optimized for the UltraSparc-IV+ architecture of that node.
If you wish to optimize for another type of node, you can override the -xarch, -xcache, and -xchip settings explicitely. Keep in mind that overriding happens from left to right, so if you specify -fast and add an -xarch statement to the right, this will replace the implied -xarch=native setting. For the three major Solaris/Sparc platforms we are using at HPCVL, the settings are:
-xarch=sparcvis2 -xcache=64/32/4:2048/64/4:32768/64/4 -xchip=ultra4plusNote that this platform is shared by the login node and the Sunfire cluster, which means that if you compile on the login node, the explicit specification of these flags is not necessary. If needed, the environment variable SFFLAGS is set to the above options.
-xarch=sparcima -xcache=64/64/2:6144/256/12 -xchip=sparc64viiBecause our current default cluster is of this architecture, we recommend to use these settings to override the ones from -fast if your code is used mostly on the M9000 servers. If needed, the environment variable M9KFLAGS is set to the above options.
-xarch=sparcvis2 -xcache=8/16/4:4096/64/16 -xchip=ultraT2plusBecause the "Victoria Falls" cluster is used for specific purposes, we recommend to to use these settings only if the code should be specifically optimized for this cluster. The -xarch option does not have to be specified as it is the same as on the login node. If needed, the environment variable VFFLAGS is set to the above options.
For each of these architectures, we have provided environment variables on our systems, so that specific optimization becomes easier. For instance, to optimize for the Victoria Falls cluster specifically, the VFFLAGS variable can be used:
cc -fast $(VFFLAGS) test.c
In our experience, code that is compiled on the US-IV+ login node with -fast and no additional options performs well on all three of our platforms.
The SUN's are equipped with a powerful interface for program development called Sun Studio. If you have the proper shell setup, you can call it by simply typing sunstudio. The program is quite complex, so I can here only outline how to use it for profiling serial and multi-threaded code. An online guide is available at
on our systems. Other documentation can be found at the Sun Docs Site.
In order to analyze your program with the Sun Studio Tool, you need to compile it with the -g option. After calling
a GUI will appear. Then click on Analyze on the tool bar, choose File and Collect Experiment, then specify the program on the popup menu. After pressing Run, data from a program run will be collected. After completion, these data will be stored in a file calledtest.1.er and a (hidden) directory called .test.1.er. Now you are ready to have a look at them. Close the sampling collector window and go back to the main sunstudio tool bar. Click on Analyze -> File -> Open Experiment and load test.1.er. You will get an Analyzer window that lets you see the total exclusive and inclusive time spent in various subroutine, the % time used by these, and many more. Try the Metrics and the Callers-Calleeswindows to get more information.
If you do not like GUI's, there is a
command that lets you produce test.1.er from the command line. Check out the man pages with man collect. And if you prefer a printed report for analyzing the experiment, there is a utility that does that, called
also documented in the man pages: man er_print. These come in handy if you do not have a desktop environment available.
This tool lets you analyze where most of the execution time in your program is spent. It can also handle multiple processes which it collects into separate experiments.
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Ever heard someone saying they have a 'bad back'? That's a rhetorical question because 'bad backs' are responsible not only for enormous suffering but also have a huge impact on the economy.
In 1950 backache accounted for 1.5 million days of work last but by 1995 this had risen to 115 million (sic) days lost. What on earth are we doing differently? Sitting too long? Working harder? More stressed? Less robust? Less willing to work while in pain?
The very fact that there is such a condition as a 'bad back' tells us that we know very little about backs and back pain. Ever heard of a 'bad heart', 'bad brain' or 'bad eye'?
Tests can sometimes help by showing a severely prolapsed disc or other very obvious damage but people with back pain can have abnormal MRI results and people in debilitating pain can have normal X-ray and MRI results.
Without accurate diagnoses, medical treatment tends to be speculative. Surgery, micro-surgery, steroid injections, manipulation, pain killers, alternatives such as acupuncture and osteopathy – all claim results but no one form of treatment can claim uniformly good results for back pain.
The problem may be that helping back pain may be something that often requires great commitment by the patient. Our bodies are supported not only by our backs but also by a host of abdominal muscles including the very important oblique muscles of the abdomen. Strengthening these muscles by a carefully structure exercise programme can be spectacularly successful and yet I see so many patients who have not been taught and encouraged how to do this.
Is this because programmes to strengthen the abdominal muscles and produce core stability are 'boring' and are not easily packaged or sold in bottles.
A pity – because they really work.
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Thanks Dr K. I have a bad back and have had for years. It seems that if its not sorted out the bad bits relocate themselves to compensate for the weakest link. Abdominal strengthening is definitely the best remedy.
Doc, you have provided a very good summary overview here!
If there was ever a quackery hunting ground in medicine, this area is virtually unsurpassed.
The back industry is gigantic, as we all know. It is not taught well in medical curricula, and most doctors do not even know how to take a good history and properly examine a back. This is where the big mistakes occur. MRI's enter the picture too early (good for radiologists; poor diagnostic value), injections (e.g., epidural steroids, good for anesthesiologists) are liberally overused (there is no good literature supporting routine use), and then you have the professions ranging from physiotherapy to chiropractic, acupuncturists to self-professed experts (often with late-hour infomercials) soaking up the patient's resources.
Amazingly, after enduring all this stuff, the back problem remains poorly defined ('bad back' is almost hilarious).
Back surgery often enters the picture too early and inappropriately (good for surgeons). Medications are consumed with abandon (good for pharmacies and drug companies) and sufferers often become dependent on narcotic analgesics.
Most chronic phases are identified if there is no/little improvement in ~12 weeks. These cases can be trenchant, and must be identified early, if possible. Yes, this implies that the majority of patients actually do well without any intervention (other than conservative care, consisting of diagnosis, appropriate physiotherapy and strengthening/stabilization exercises). A wrong/no diagnosis will fail to properly direct the type of conservative intervention required (e.g., pelvic girdle dysfunction can be worsened by routine physiotherapy, if not corrected first via osteopathic maneuvers). It will also cause some patients to unwittingly cross the 12 week line and end up in the hands of a 'surgical carpenter', often ending up with 'failed back syndrome'.
So how does one avoid falling into the potential vortex of hell? Diagnosis first, treatment second. Prevention is also essential and consists of learning how to not move in such a way that one's back absorbs a disproportionate load (e.g., bending knees when lifting heavy objects, regular stretching and abdominal stabilization).
Unfortunately, it is in our nature to take good health for granted. We often fail to recognize that health (body, mind, spirit) is priceless and, without question, the one thing that cannot be sacrificed upon the altar of bad habits. Chronic back pain can rock one's world beyond recognition. I know this, having been through it myself.
Dear Dr Kaplan – Wouldn't it be a good idea to begin in youth to teach children how to bend knees to pick up items off the floor and give calesthnics that strengthen abdominal muscles? Pilates and yoga have become popular in every country. Do more women than men take these classes for mindfulness and body health? I always feel that lifestyle changes are the best place to begin when it comes to our health and attempt to eliminate pain. Blessings, Debby


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