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L.A. Chowhound will be in Manhattan for a week in Sept, staying near 70th & Amsterdam. Would appreciate ideas for; 1. Breakfast 2. Dinner 3.Deli's (chicken soup - pastrami) 4. Bagels
5. Pizza 6. Coffee House.
Would be great if close to my apartment, but I'm willing to go most anywhere if you think it's worthwhile.
You didn't say how much you want to spend. Go to Barney Greengrass for at least one breakfast. Go down to Katz's on the Lower East Side for a pastrami sandwich, order it from a counterman, ask for it juicy, tip at least $1, and ask for tomato pickles along with either sours or/and half sours, whichever you prefer. Go elsewhere for chicken soup. You can get some good home-style chicken soup at Stage Restaurant (NOT Stage Deli) on 2nd Av. between 7th and St Marks. It's a Polish restaurant that consists of a single lunch counter with bar stools only. There are too many types of pizza for me to give you a recommendation without more info on what kind you like best (e.g.: New York-style coal-fired, Neapolitan style, but there are other styles, too). I also really can't give you a general answer to a "dinner" recommendation, any more than you probably could to a similar question in relation to LA. How much do you want to spend, what styles of food do you like, etc.?
Artie's Deli on 83rd and Broadway does some respectable "Jewish-style" food, pastrami and chicken soup included.
Zabar's "annex" on 80th & Broadway is very good for a quick sit-down bagel and lox, but Greengrass is more of a restaurant. In any event, don't miss checking out Zabar's, just because.
Pizza - you'll do best to leave that neighborhood, and head to Arturo's (NY coal oven), Motorino, Co., Keste.
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I don't find Artie's respectable, but rather, quite insipid and not worth going to. Their pastrami is practically tasteless.
Definitely explore as much of the city as you can. Where you are staying has not traditionally been an eating out Mecca.
For your trip. I would recommend you focus on things that are either unique to NY, feel very New York-y, or that you can't find at home.
I posted a list of my favorite places for some LA hounds a little while ago.
My favorite unique places in NY serve Xian (Chinese) food, Issan (Thai) food, organic/local/sustainable Japanese BBQ, authentic Basque (Spanish) tapas, creative diner food, pretzels, hot dogs, halal food, steak, upscale rustic Italian, Italian subs, creative Italian-American, high end non-sushi Japanese (like kaiseki), creative desserts, molecular gastronomy, mixology/creative cocktails, and upscale brunches (brunch is served every day here, sometimes even for dinner).
My favorites are here:
1. Breakfast - do you like sweet or savory? How long are you willing to wait for a table? Brunch lines can be very, very long.
Try breakfast/brunch at Breslin, Locanda Verde, Shopsin's, Clinton St Baking Co., or Minetta Tavern.
2. Dinner - way too broad a question to answer without knowing what cuisine, price range etc.
Are you dining solo? Do you want to eat at a bar or counter? Or do you want to sit at a table? The popular restaurants here book 3-4 weeks in advance. You may be too late for some of them.
3. My favorite chicken soup is chicken in a pot at 2nd Ave Deli. It's a huge portion though. For pastrami, Katz's
4. Best bagels in NYC:
Summary: the freshest bagels are the best; bagels don't age well at all.
I'm fond of red onion, capers, regular cream cheese, and tomato on mine. Try a few smoked salmons before you settle on one, they're surprisingly different (and lox is not the same as smoked salmon, because lox is salmon cured in salt brine, and most people actually prefer the more modern, Nova-style smoked salmon). You can get a mini-sized bagel sandwich at Russ & Daughters, too, if you wish. Takeout only.
5. Best pizza:
Really, it depends what you're looking for: gas oven style, coal oven style, Naples style? A slice? A pie? Takeout? Sit down? Or is standing up OK with you?
There are a few distinct styles of round pizza found in NYC: New York gas-oven style, Neopolitan style, and a hybrid style of the two that is also unique to New York (usually coal oven). Then to throw another wrench into things, some places are known more for square pies (like Artichoke).
Note that lot of famous places like John's of Bleecker, Grimaldi's, and Lombardi's are pies only. Hard to make a recommendation without knowing what you're looking for: whole pies or slices, gas oven vs. coal oven.
If you are limiting yourself to only Manhattan, my favorites, agnostic of oven type:
John's of Bleecker, if you ask for it well done. Get it plain or with one topping, max. I'm partial to their green peppers. This is classic coal-fired NY-Neopolitan hybrid style pie. They do sometimes undercook/under char it, though. Whole pies only.
Motorino for Naples style. Delicious but not really historically "New York" style. Crimini and sausage, spicy soppressata, or whatever their special pie is. Wonderful crust, quality toppings. Whole pies only.
For both you may have to wait in line. I have also enjoyed Patsy's in East Harlem (coal oven) in the past but it is a bit far uptown dependent upon where you are starting from, and I've not been very recently. Whole pies OR slices if you want.
South Brooklyn Pizza or Joe's for a slice (gas oven). Joe's is a bit less crisp/more chewy and on the more cheesy sied and has a more uniform appearance. South Brooklyn is more crispy and has an interesting cheese blend (mozzarella, grana padano, and fontina) with fresh basil, and the cheese and sauce are more scattered, which you usually don't see at slice joints.
6. Best coffee house: do you want drop coffee or espresso? A pour over bar? Does having a place to sit and hang out matter to you? Or do you just want amazing quality coffee? We have Stumptown, Blue Bottle here now, and places part of the new wave of espresso... Abraco, Grumpy, 9th St Espresso, Third Rail, Joe the Art of Coffee....
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Patsy's is really not destination-worthy anymore. I enjoy having them near me, but have had many lackluster pies there.
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Sunny skies and dry conditions did not translate to bigger tickets sales for the 2012 Beale Street Music Festival.
Despite rainstorms and tornado warnings, sales were actually a bit stronger in 2011: last year, tickets for Saturday sold out, while Friday was near capacity. While attendance was down slightly across the board this year, festival organizers did not seem the least bit disappointed.
"You're not going to hear me say I missed the rain," joked Memphis in May president and CEO Jim Holt.
"Why some years are bigger than others has to do with a lot of factors," said Holt. "The economy plays a part, the lineup plays a part. Some years the lineup will really resonate for one reason or another. For us, it's always about having a range of entertainment and genres represented."
While the festival has always touted the diversity of its lineups, the 2012 edition actually seemed to cover the widest range: a sampling of Sunday's roster found alt-rockers Bush, jazz-R&B icon Herbie Hancock, country-folk duo Civil Wars, and bluesman Charlie Musselwhite all playing at the same time.
"And I think the diversity of our lineup was really visible in the crowds that came out all three days," said Memphis in May executive vice president Diane Hampton.
In fact, the weekend's largest audiences were drawn by a pair of female-fronted outfits, with art-pop ensemble Florence + the Machine and pop-rock band Evanescence, led by Amy Lee, playing to expansive and enthusiastic throngs.
The Latino and African-American presence in the audience was noticeably greater than in years past as well, owning to appearances by a strong contingent of top line hip-hop acts including Sunday headliner Wiz Khalifa and Saturday's night-capping turn from Cuban dance music superstar Pitbull.
"We live in a diverse city, so we want to offer something for all segments of the population," added Holt. "That's part of our mission."
Another element that seemed noticeable to both observers and organizers was how the average age of fest patrons seemed younger this year. "I think we knew that would be the case going into the year's festival," said Holt. "We'd like to appeal to an older, upper demo, but a lot of that has to do with the availability of acts: who is on the road and who we can get."
"We had some classic stuff this year -- of course, Little Richard and Alison Krauss appeal to an upper demo, as does Herbie Hancock. But we also had a very strong (lineup) in terms of urban appeal, which tends to skew younger."
After wrapping up the remaining Memphis in May festivities, including the barbecue contest and Sunset Symphony, Holt, Hampton and their staff will recover, crunch the numbers, and begin the long process of booking and organizing next year's festival. "We'll look over our notes, look at tweaking some elements and making things better," said Holt. "That's just something we try and do every year."
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Though his legs may have failed him -- there would be no jumping up from the keyboard during renditions of songs like "I Saw Her Standing There" -- his voice and fat-sounding 10-piece band, led by former Memphian Travis Wammack (of "Scratchy" fame) on guitar, remained as potent as ever.
Meanwhile, the FedEx Blues Tent had perhaps its strongest day with typically strong turns from local Alvin Youngblood Hart and his band Muscle Theory and Roomful of Blues founder Duke Robillard leading up to the scheduled closer, a rapturously anticipated set by sacred steel star Robert Randolph.
A nominee for best soul-blues at this week's Blues Music Awards in Memphis, festival newcomer Alexis P. Suter and her band kicked off the day in the blues tent. The deep-voiced Brooklyn blues belter, a veteran of Levon Helm's Midnight Ramble barn concerts in Woodstock, N.Y., dedicated her set to the recently departed drummer for The Band.
And in the best and biggest surprise of the weekend, Wammack joined his fellow one-time Memphian and high school friend, harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite, toward the end of the latter's blues tent slot, adding some blistering slide guitar in one of those rare, spontaneous teamings that makes the Beale Street Music Festival so special.
Freelance writer Mark Jordan contributed to this story.
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learned that the mormons had burned Millport
in Daviesz county in addition to the burning of Stollingz
Store in
threatened to burn the Store in Buncombe Settlement
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people of this county had been informed of; he
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a few days previously, and Saw a company
of men (mormons) come into camp with
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Levsin (hyoscyamine)
Posted 12 November 2004 - 11:20 AM
I'm not one to enjoy being on medications & the potential side effects don't sound to wonderful.
Has anyone else taken this and received much relief? Just took my first dose this afternoon. Does anyone know of any bad reactoins to it?
Any info, would greatly be appreciated!
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I hope that you find something that helps you. Good Luck!
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Posted 13 November 2004 - 04:11 AM
Thanks. So far I'm not finding it to help with the diarrhea either, but if it takes the abdominal pain away I'd be content with that. Thanks!
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Posted 16 November 2004 - 11:21 AM
After a bunch more tests and still no relief from my GI symptoms, my doctor decided that I have IBS in addition to Celiac Disease and prescribed LevBid (also a hyoscyamine). I felt so terrible on it (my symptoms were even worse, and the dry mouth drove me crazy) that I went off it after a few days. Now I don't know what to do with myself -- I've tried everything -- very strict elimination diets, probiotics, vitamins, everything -- and my GI symptoms won't go away. I've been gluten-free for a year and a half. Sigh.
Hope it works for you, though!
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Posted 16 November 2004 - 01:20 PM
Another odd question, but did any of you notice a stool color change? It's gone green!
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Posted 24 November 2004 - 07:19 PM
I have been taking Hyoscyamine for over three years and I love it!
I had a bad case of Intestinal gas and it virtually eliminated the problem!
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I took Levsin sporadically for over one year, I don't need it now
and as the others have said the dry mouth was a big issue.
I found after a few months the cramps subsided. I never had
a big problem with diarrhea, mine was with constipation. My stools
were all different colors at first, my GI doctor said not to worry about
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Official says flexibility, local control key to future of education
HUNTINGTON -- State Superintendent James Phares visited Cabell County School Board members Tuesday evening to discuss what the future of education needs to look like.
The answers, however, came from three Huntington High School seniors who were attending as part of the civics class.
Phares asked Conor McKay, Lamar Thompson and Krista Johnson to describe how they learn best, and all three provided different answers. That, Phares said, has to be the driving force behind change West Virginia schools.
"You all heard the governor's speech, and he's got a bold plan for education," Phares said. "It's a different plan than you may have heard to help student achievement throughout the state."
The biggest piece is giving counties more local control, which school board president Suzanne Oxley is a far cry from several years ago when it seemed the legislature was going take more control.
"There are different needs and adaptations that need to be made," Oxley said.
One of those is the switch to a balanced calendar, which Phares said represents an idea that each county needs to have the flexibility to provide 180 days of instruction in the best manner they can. He said when he was superintendent of Pocahontas County, the harsh winters plagued any effort to get enough instructional days.
He and board members also discussed the importance of career and technical education and its place in the school system moving forward.
Gov. Earl Ray TomblinDD said last week, and Phares agrees, that CTE can play a vital role in the education process if it, too, can move into the 21st century. That means meshing it with the academics to allow students to earn, for example, a math credit through the carpentry program.
"There was a gradual shift from CTE with all the emphasis on college readiness," Phares said. "Policy 2510 squeezed out CTE."
He also wants to see local business leaders become consultants to the tech centers in an effort to bring programs up to date. However, as Oxley and fellow board members Skip Parsons noted, there's got to be funding to make that happen.
"We need a fairly substantial amount of money for equipment and technology," Oxley said.
But Phares said there are no easy solutions, citing a partnership between a career and technical college and Mercer County Schools as one way to maximize dollars.
"I would like to say money grows on trees, but you need to prioritize what's important to you (as a school board)."
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If you have a family member who still on active duty somewhere, I would ask them about their educational benefits. I recently attended a briefing by Air Force General Stephen R. Lorenz, commander, Air Education and Training Command, on the changes in education benefit. In my day, the Air Force paid for a major percentage […] [Read More]


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Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government President Massoud Barzani has facilitated the operations of illegal Israeli firms in the region. Barzani also refused to hand over fugitive Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, who is accused of involvement in terrorist attacks, to the Iraqi government and helped him flee from the country.
Hashemi, who is accused of running a terror squad in Iraq, flew to Turkey on April 10 after visiting Qatar and Saudi Arabia on the third leg of what he called an "official visit" to regional countries. He still resides in Turkey.
Meanwhile, the Syrian sources said that Washington has trained 400 al-Qaeda militants in European countries. They are then reportedly transferred to Syria to carry out acts of violence. The unrest in Syria began in March 2011, with demonstrations being held both against and in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government.
The West and the Syrian opposition accuse the government of killing protesters, but Damascus blames "outlaws, saboteurs, and armed terrorist groups" for the unrest, insisting that it is being orchestrated from abroad.
Phantom Report Notes: You can decide for yourself whether or not Israel,US, Qatar or Saudi Arabia are supplying weapons to the FSA. It is obvious. Relevant articles : Saudi Arabia sends military equipment to Syria rebels ,Qatar crosses the Syrian Rubicon: £63m to buy weapons for the rebels ,Syrian rebels get influx of arms with gulf neighbors' money, U.S. coordination, Syrian rebels-Turkey is arming and training them , Syria: Rebels use Israeli arms and US Plan: Supply Weapons to the Free Syrian Army


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Each year, the New Media Consortium (NMC) collaborates with experts from around the world to predict trends in global emerging technologies. This year's NMC Horizon Project has released its report on the technology outlook for STEM+ (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Communications and Digital Media) Education.
Technology Outlook for STEM+ Education 2012-2017 positions cloud computing not only in front, but as part of both the first and second of four technologies that will be adopted this year.
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The Chicago Bulls will attempt clinching a No. 1 seed in the regular season for the third time in the Tom Thibodeau era.
The Bulls' 2013-14 season will begin on Oct. 29 when the defending champions host Derrick Rose and company Opening Night in Miami. LeBron James and the Heat will have their championship ceremony and celebrate their NBA Finals victory.
For the fourth season in a row, the Bulls will play on Christmas. In a rematch of last year's intense first-round seven-game series against the Brooklyn Nets, the Bulls will travel to Barclays Arena and try to defeat Deron Williams' team once again.
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John Adams (Twitter Operations) has worked in web security, operations, and systems engineering for over 15 years. Prior to Twitter, he has worked at Apple, Inktomi, c|net, and a major video-on-demand site, improving security, performance, and reliability at large scale.
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Dion has been a technologist and a developer writing Web applications since it took over from Gopher. He has been fortunate enough to speak around the world, has published many articles, a book, and of course covers life the universe and everything on his blog at almaer.com/blog.
He has been called a human aggregator, and you can see that in full force if you follow him on Twitter @dalmaer.
Jeremy Bingham is the CTO and man-behind-the-curtain for DailyKos.com, a progressive Democratic weblog that is one of the largest sites in the political blogosphere. He considers himself lucky that a gig with the State of Washington fell through a while back, because otherwise he wouldn't be doing this.
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Dr. John Busch is a co-founder of Schooner Information Technology. Prior to Schooner, Dr. Busch was Research Director of Computer System Architecture and Analysis at Sun Microsystems laboratories from 1999 through 2006. In this role, he led research explorations in chip-multi-processing, advanced multi-tier clustered systems for deployment of internet based services, and advanced HPC systems. Dr. Busch received the top President's Award for Innovation at Sun, and oversaw many division technology transfers. Prior to Sun, Dr. Busch was VP of Engineering and Business Partnerships with Diba Inc, and was general manager of the Diba Division after Sun acquired Diba in 1997. From 1989 to 1994, Dr. Busch was co-founder and CTO/VP of Engineering of Clarity Software, and led creation of advanced multi-media composition... Read More.
Mr. Chaudhary is responsible for leading Keynote's product management team and has extended the company into new markets via 15 acquisitions. He has spent over 20 years in chief executive, marketing and engineering positions in Silicon Valley, previously having served as VP Marketing and Corporate Development at Keynote, CEO of a cloud startup Bizmetric, and has held leadership roles at public software companies Gupta Technologies and Oracle Corporation. Mr. Chaudhary is a frequent speaker at industry events on Internet software, cloud computing, and business development, and has been featured in the New York Times and on the ABC News Nightline program. Mr. Chaudhary holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Phil Dixon is the VP of Engineering for Shopzilla.com one of the largest and most comprehensive shopping networks on the planet. Each day millions of consumers shop for virtually anything via our websites Shopzilla.com, Bizrate.com and Beso.com and our publisher network.
Prior to Shopzilla, Phil was co-founder, director and CTO of Project.net — a premier provider of Enterprise Project Management software. From its inception in 1999 to over 200,000 seats deployed worldwide, Phil was a driving force behind the company's launch, its technology innovation, its sales success and its eventual sale.
A serial entrepreneur, Phil also founded or had senior leadership roles with numerous other high-technology companies including NetProfit Investment Technologies, Rockwell Semiconductor systems, Sourcefinder where he served as Chief Technology Officer; and Internet... Read More.
Ben Galbraith, together with his long-time friend Dion Almaer, forms one-half of the dynamic "Ben and Dion" duo that founded Ajaxian.com, headed Developer Tools at Mozilla, ran Developer Relations at Palm and is now running mobile architecture and engineering at Walmart.com after being acquired along with their start-up team in early 2011. Ben's been writing code since he was six and starting businesses since he was ten; he's written books, given hundreds of award-winning presentations world-wide, produced a few technical conferences, sold three companies, and has held CEO, CIO, CTO, and Software Architect positions in the medical, publishing, media, consumer electronics, advertising, software and internet industries. He lives in Palo Alto with his wife and six children.
Umang Gupta has served since 1997 as chairman and chief executive officer of Keynote Systems (NASDAQ: KEYN), the global leader in test and measurement solutions that improve mobile communications and online business performance. A well-known technology visionary and Silicon Valley entrepreneur, Umang began his career in 1973 with IBM. Umang joined Oracle Corporation in 1981 where he wrote the first business plan for the company, and served as Vice President and General Manager of the Microcomputer Products Division through 1984. He left Oracle to become Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of Gupta Corporation, which he took public in 1993 (NASDAQ: GPTA). Gupta Corporation was responsible for ushering in the era of enterprise client/server computing by introducing many seminal innovations,... Read More.
Jonathan Heiliger is the Vice President of Technical Operations at Facebook, where he oversees global infrastructure, site architecture and IT. Prior to Facebook, he was a technology advisor to several early-stage companies in connection with Index Ventures and Sequoia Capital. He formerly led the engineering team at Walmart.com, where he was responsible for infrastructure and building scalable systems. Jonathan also spent several years at Loudcloud (which became Opsware and was later acquired by HP) as the Chief Operating Officer. Earlier in his career, Jonathan was the CTO of Frontier GlobalCenter, and later founded Global Crossing's corporate venture capital group.
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He is currently a Software Engineer in Google's Seattle office.
Marissa leads Google's efforts on search products – web search, images, news, books, products, maps, – and other consumer-facing initiatives such as iGoogle, Google Earth, Google Chrome, and more. Her contributions have included designing and developing Google's search interface, internationalizing the site to over 100 languages, and launching more than 100 features and products on Google.com. Several patents have been filed on her work in artificial intelligence and interface design. Google's first female engineer, Marissa joined in 1999 and led the user interface and web server teams at that time.
Concurrently with her full-time work at Google, Marissa has taught introductory computer programming classes at Stanford University, where she earned both her B.S. in Symbolic Systems and her M.S. in Computer Science. Stanford has recognized... Read More.
During Bryan's time at Google, he has contributed to various projects that make the web faster, including Shared Dictionary Compression over HTTP, optimizing web servers to better utilize HTTP, and most recently, the Page Speed web performance tool. Prior to working on web performance, Bryan was the first full time engineer on the Google TV Ads team, where he helped to build some of Google's TV ad auction and video management systems.
Richard Rabbat is a product manager at Google. He recently released Page Speed, a Firefox add-on that analyzes web pages and gives suggestions on how to improve them in addition to doing some of the optimizations itself. He works on projects that power Google's infrastructure including latency measurements for Google apps. Previously, Richard worked on data center technologies.
Richard was VP of Entrepreneurship at the MIT Club of Northern California where he helped incubate the green energy and clean technologies program.
Richard is a Senior Member of IEEE and holds a Ph.D. degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Masters degree in Computer and Communications Engineering from the American University of Beirut.
Jesse Robbins is a technology founder & innovator with a unique background as a firefighter and emergency manager. Robbins is widely recognized for transforming the way companies like Facebook & Yahoo manage complex internet systems, and for his work helping governments and humanitarian organizations embrace new technologies.
He is now Founder & CEO of OnBeep, a stealthy wearable hardware startup which will launch later this year.
Prior to OnBeep, Robbins founded Chef which makes software used by companies like Facebook, Google, and Yahoo to automates servers & infrastructure. He also founded the Velocity Conference and is credited as helping to start the DevOps movement.
Before founding Chef, Robbins served as Amazon's "Master of Disaster" where he was responsible for website... Read More.
Ed Robinson has a long history in development tools and web performance. He was CEO and co-founder of Aptimize – the New Zealand-based pioneer in automated website performance tuning.
After Riverbed Technology acquired Aptimize in July 2011, Ed moved to San Francisco to be general manager of web content optimization for Riverbed. Prior to all of this, Ed worked in program management for Microsoft in Visual Studio, Content Management Server, and SharePoint.
Eric Schurman has been working with the web since the early versions of NCSA Mosaic. He's currently at Amazon.com as a Principal Engineer working on latency. Prior to that he worked at Microsoft on projects ranging from Bing.com's search to the Microsoft.com home page and Download Center. His experiences writing books on web development, working with disabled users, and teaching classes in computer use have given him a passion for doing the right thing for the customer.
Steve works at SpeedCurve on the interplay between performance and design. He previously served as Google's Head Performance Engineer, Chief Performance Yahoo!, and Chief Performance Officer at Fastly. Steve has pioneered much of the work in the world of web performance. He is the author of High Performance Web Sites and Even Faster Web Sites. He is the creator of many performance tools and services including YSlow, the HTTP Archive, Episodes, ControlJS, and Browserscope. Steve taught CS193H: High Performance Web Sites at Stanford and serves as co-chair of Velocity, the web performance and operations conference from O'Reilly.
Matt Tanase has always had the entrepreneurial spirit. Immediately following college, Matt started Qaddisin, a company focused on network security services and application development. After working on software consulting projects and being disappointed with the state of webhosting, he took matters into his own hands and co-founded Slicehost, with college friend Jason Seats, in the summer of 2006. Known for its passionate customer service, the company currently has over 11,000 customers and 15,000 virtual servers located in downtown St. Louis. Along with his various entrepreneurial successes, Matt has received several recognitions. He was a regular security columnist for Security Focus, the Product Picks monthly columnist for Linux Magazine, and in 2002 he won the 30 under 30 Award for the St. Louis Business Journal. Matt... Read More.
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Kyle, J.H. and Hefter, G. (2015) A critical review of the thermodynamics of hydrogen cyanide and copper(I)–cyanide complexes in aqueous solution. Hydrometallurgy, 154 . pp. 78-87.
Kyle, J.H., Breuer, P.L., Bunney, K.G. and Pleysier, R. (2012) Review of trace toxic elements (Pb, Cd, Hg, As, Sb, Bi, Se, Te) and their deportment in gold processing: Part II: Deportment in gold ore processing by cyanidation. Hydrometallurgy, 111-112 . pp. 10-21.
Kyle, J.H., Breuer, P.L., Bunney, K.G., Pleysier, R. and May, P.M. (2011) Review of trace toxic elements (Pb, Cd, Hg, As, Sb, Bi, Se, Te) and their deportment in gold processing. Part 1: Mineralogy, aqueous chemistry and toxicity. Hydrometallurgy, 107 (3-4). pp. 91-100.
Kyle, J. (2010) Nickel laterite processing technologies – where to next? In: ALTA 2010 Nickel/Cobalt/Copper Conference, 24 - 27 May, Perth, Western Australia
Kyle, J., Gella, V. and May, P. (2010) Trace elements deportment in gold process solutions. In: ALTA 2010 Gold ore processing symposium, 27 - 28 May, Perth, Western Australia
Skrypski-Mantele, S., Bridle, T.R. and Kyle, J. (1994) Disposal of heavy metal bearing hazardous waste using chemical fixation and solidification. In: 2nd National Hazardous & Solid Waste Convention, 8 - 12 May, Melbourne, Australia pp. 398-401.


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Conclusion of Saraswati Primary Manoca Water Tank Project – Fiji
The project was to complete the installation of a 50,000 liter water tank at a primary school. The project had begun but was at a standstill because of the lack of funds to finish the project.
The tank was installed and piping was completed, thus bringing a clean and consistent water supply to the Saraswati Primary School – Manoca.
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THUMBS DOWN:Soggy 'works
Farrell Road has been the sight of an annual Fourth of July fireworks extravaganza for the last few years that young and old have trilled to. The Ammons family, through Sanford Health and Rehabilitation, has been putting together the show in honor of Independence Day, but this year it's been a bit of a chore. Really icky weather — incessant rain that seems to have been falling since Memorial Day — has caused another cancellation of the show. Originally scheduled for the Fourth, it's been re-scheduled twice, most recently for Saturday. Organizers postponed that on Friday and say they'll announce details about new plans as soon as the grounds around Farrell Road dry up, which at this rate could be Veterans Day.
The abundant rains have dampened more than just the spirits of revelers on the Fourth. We hope the drier air headed our way this week helps this show finally go on.
THUMBS UP:Sanford Jobseekers
Originally a ministry of First Baptist Church, Sanford's Jobseekers celebrated its fourth anniversary this week — meaning that since the worst of the recession back in 2009, volunteers have provide a weekly place for refuge, counsel, friendship and support to those who unexpectedly found themselves amongst the unemployed.
Lee County's unemployment rate still rests well into double-digits, and despite what some are claiming to be an economic recovery — retail sales are climbing, housing sales are up and confidence in the economy has increased — there are still real and felt needs among those having a hard time finding jobs. With North Carolina's long-term unemployed now losing federal benefits, the need will remain. Jobseekers, which meets at 8:30 each Wednesday morning at First Baptist at 202 Summit Drive, celebrated its anniversary this week with testimonials from those who have been able to find employment. Local Employment Security Commission manager Josephus Thompson described Jobseekers as "a great grassroots movement to assist clients with finding jobs and to network with people who are having a difficult time seeking a job," and cited the value of the fellowship at the weekly meetings. At the meetings, participants network for 30 minutes and then take part in an hour-long workshop. Topics vary and include discussions of things such as entering a new work field, creating a resume, budgeting and stress management. They also hold a devotional and celebrate any job landings or interviews the attendees may have.
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Reese Witherspoon Tells Chelsea Handler She Was Nothing Before Her
It's no secret that Reese Witherspoon and Chelsea Lately's Chelsea Handler are BFFs.
So, of course Reese is stopping by the third season of After Lately, and the sneak peek fo the episode — airing Monday, February 25 — looks absolutely hilarious.
"You know, you didn't have this life before you met me," Reese tells Chelsea in the clip. "It's kind of like you could break your life into two parts: Before Reese, B.R., After Reese, A.R. And this office is definitely, like, After Reese, A.R., okay? Not like I'm comparing myself to Jesus or anything."
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Reese's bragging comes after Chelsea refuses to tell her how much her salary is.
"I think it's pretty inappropriate to talk about how much money you make," Chelsea tells her GF, who let's her know that "that's what friends do."
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An anonymous wit once paraphrased the three laws of thermodynamics thus: First, you can never win, you can only break even. Second, you can never break even. Third, you can't get out of the game. The second law limits the efficiency of a fossil-fuel-fired power plant—only a fraction (typically less than 40%) of the chemical energy released by burning the fuel is converted to electricity. The balance is dissipated in various unavoidable ways—as friction between moving parts, as waste heat up smokestacks and cooling towers, and so forth. Fuel cells, however, translate chemical energy directly into electrical energy without any mechanical or thermal intermediaries. Fuel cells can have efficiencies as high as 90%, depending on their applications. With such high efficiencies, power plants based on fuel cell technology would consume much less fossil fuel and emit proportionally fewer pollutants than would conventional power plants.
All fuels burn by reacting with oxygen to release energy, and the key to a fuel cell's efficiency lies in using catalysts to control that reaction. There are a number of different types of fuel cells. One promising variety is the high-temperature, solid-state fuel cell (Figure 3.3), which is essentially a barrier made of ceramic, typically zirconium oxide doped with traces of yttrium oxide, whose structure conducts oxygen ions (negatively charged oxygen atoms). On one side of the barrier—the fuel cell's negative terminal—the fuel, typically a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas created by gasifying coal or steam-refining natural gas, reacts catalytically with oxygen ions to liberate water, carbon dioxide, and electrons. The electrons go out over the wire as an electric current. On the other side of the barrier—the positive terminal—the electrons returning through the wire are catalytically added to molecules of oxygen from the atmosphere to create more oxygen ions that diffuse through the barrier and perpetuate the cycle. The yttria-doped zirconia fuel cell typically operates at around 1000° C.
So what are we waiting for? Why aren't power plants based on fuel cells? Unfortunately, several technological hurdles must be overcome before this catalytic technology can be a commercial success. A worldwide effort has been under way for more than two decades to clear these hurdles, which include devising ways to keep the catalyst from breaking down at such high temperatures, avoiding cracks and leaks in the ceramic structure, and designing a ceramic that conducts enough oxygen ions through a sufficiently small volume to make the size of the equipment economical. Some current efforts are focused on so-called cross-flow monolithic designs in which a solid ceramic block is laced with sets of fuel channels perpendicular to, and alternating with, sets of air channels. This design provides a high interior surface area upon which reactions can occur and thus occupies a very compact volume per unit of energy generated.


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USA Today, NPR feature Pomona professor's new book on Japanese World War II diaries.
Professor Samuel Yamashita's work translating diaries written by ordinary Japanese citizens during World War II was featured this month in USA Today and on National Public Radio's Weekend Edition.
He also appeared on the KPPC (89.3 FM) "Talk of the City" program in the Los Angeles area.
More than a decade in the making, Yamashita's new book, Leaves from an Autumn of Emergencies: Selections from the Wartime Diaries of Ordinary Japanese (University of Hawaii Press, September 2005), is the first English-language collection of its kind.
The diaries offer a vivid picture of life on the home front and on the battlefield. The authors include: a kamikaze pilot, a Tokyo housewife who watches the bombs striking closer each day, a 9-year-old girl evacuated from Tokyo and an elderly Kyoto businessman convinced he is starving to death.
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If the diuretic cannot be discontinued, an initial dose of 5 mg should be used under medical supervision for at least two hours and until blood pressure has stabilized for at least an additional hour. (See WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS.)
Concomitant administration of PRINIVIL with potassium supplements, potassium salt substitutes, or potassium-sparing diuretics may lead to increases of serum potassium (see PRECAUTIONS).
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The usual dose of PRINIVIL (10 mg) is recommended for patients with a creatinine clearance greater than 30 mL/min (serum creatinine of up to approximately 3 mg/dL). For patients with creatinine clearance greater than or equal to 10 mL/min and less than or equal to 30 mL/min (serum creatinine greater than or equal to 3 mg/dL), the first dose is 5 mg once daily. For patients with creatinine clearance less than 10 mL/min (usually on hemodialysis) the recommended initial dose is 2.5 mg. The dosage may be titrated upward until blood pressure is controlled or to a maximum of 40 mg daily.
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When initiating treatment with lisinopril in patients with heart failure, the initial dose should be administered under medical observation, especially in those patients with low blood pressure (systolic blood pressure below 100 mmHg). The mean peak blood pressure lowering occurs six to eight hours after dosing. Observation should continue until blood pressure is stable. The concomitant diuretic dose should be reduced, if possible, to help minimize hypovolemia which may contribute to hypotension. (See WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS.) The appearance of hypotension after the initial dose of PRINIVIL does not preclude subsequent careful dose titration with the drug, following effective management of the hypotension.
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Dosage Adjustment in Patients with Heart Failure and Renal Impairment or Hyponatremia: In patients with heart failure who have hyponatremia (serum sodium less than 130 mEq/L) or moderate to severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance less than or equal to 30 mL/min or serum creatinine greater than 3 mg/dL), therapy with PRINIVIL should be initiated at a dose of 2.5 mg once a day under close medical supervision. (See WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS.)
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In acute myocardial infarction, treatment with PRINIVIL should be initiated with caution in patients with evidence of renal dysfunction, defined as serum creatinine concentration exceeding 2 mg/dL. No evaluation of dosage adjustment in myocardial infarction patients with severe renal impairment has been performed.
Use in Elderly
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Central and South America.
Canopy of forests and jungles.
General plumage is green; forehead and lorees red; upper cheeks and ear coverts yellow; largest wing feathers tipped with yellow; tail green tipped with yellowish green and blue. Bill grey with yellowish horn on upper mandible; iris orange; legs greenish grey.
Parrots are vocal, gregarious, arboreal birds, often flocking together to harass other animals. They are good mimics, though not in the wild. They use their beaks and feet to climb and to husk seeds. They will test new surfaces by touching them with their beaks.
The female lays 2-8 glossy white eggs in the hollow of a tree or on a ledge. After 18-30 days the altricial young hatch. They fledge after 1 month. The pair is monogamous during the breeding season, only the female brooding the eggs, and may raise more than 1 brood during the year. Sexual maturity is reached at 3-4 years.
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Liverpool FC have announced that tickets are now on sale for the Members' family day and open training session to be held at Anfield on Friday August 8.
Up to 9,000 tickets are available for the event - all situated in the Kop stand - with paper tickets to be issued upon purchase.
The Family Park adjacent to the stadium will open from 9am BST, with the turnstiles open from 9.30am and the first-team training to kick off at 11am.
Ticket prices
All tickets for the event will be priced at £5, including children, disabled tickets and over 65s.
A proportion of revenue from ticket sales will be donated to the Liverpool FC Foundation.
Official Members can purchase up to three tickets per valid Membership; a ratio of one adult per two child tickets purchased will apply.
Sale dates
Tickets are now available to all official Members on a first come, first served basis.
Tickets purchased during this sale are subject to availability and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
Sales channels
Tickets are available to purchase online by clicking here or by calling the booking line on 0843 170 5555 (overseas +44 151 907 9399) between 8.15am and 5.45pm from Monday to Friday and between 9.15am and 3pm on Saturday.
Tickets will remain on sale until sold out or otherwise advertised.
Disabled supporter applications
We have a small number of wheelchair, ambulant/visually impaired and carer tickets available for this event.
Tickets are available to purchase by calling the booking line on 0843 170 5555 (overseas +44 151 907 9399), pressing option 1 then 0.Tickets are available from 8.15am on Monday July 7.
We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that tickets are subject to availability for as long as supplies last and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
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Cape Elizabeth town clerk urges voting in person on June 8, not absentee
CAPE ELIZABETH — Town Clerk Debra Lane is encouraging residents to vote in person on Election Day because of a complicated June 8 ballot.
The ballot includes primary elections for governor, a state bond referendum, an advisory municipal referendum on parking fees at Fort Williams Park and the school budget validation.
"This election is unusual because of the school budget validation law," Lane said. "There will be two time-lines for ballots and absentee requests, and two voter lists."
Lane said state law requires that absentee ballots for the primaries, state and local referendums be available May 10. But ballots for the school budget validation will not be available until after the Town Council adopts the budget on May 25.
A recent emergency action passed by the Legislature, which will allow more flexibility in scheduling future school budget validation votes, came too late to help the town this year. It will allow a school budget vote to be scheduled 30 days from the date of council approval, instead of requiring validation within 14 days. This way, municipalities will be able to align their state and school budget votes.
"The change in state law does not help us in this election, but will next year if residents vote to continue with the budget validation referendum," Lane said.
As for the election process, Lane said the cost to send out multiple mailings and separate ballots for the municipal and school votes will create additional costs for the town and demand more staff time.
Town staff will help run the polls at Cape Elizabeth High School on June 8, she said; the tax and town clerk offices will be closed to better accommodate voters.
"There are a lot of towns that close office hours to better serve the residents participating in an election," Lane said. "We don't have a large staff, and it is hard to try to be at the polls and at the office. We want what is best for our residents."
In addition, Lane said she is considering leasing another voting tabulation machine for the day to ensure the lines at the polls move smoothly.
"People may have the misconception that absentee voting is easier on us," she said. "That is wrong. They will also find if they wait until the end to come to Town Hall to vote before June 8 there will be long lines and a much longer process."
She said if residents cannot make it to the polls because they are unable to get to the high school or are going to be away, she absolutely encourages absentee voting.
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St. Patrick's Day Queen Volunteers and Coronation
Coronation Dinner — Sunday, March 9, 2014
Location: Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire St
Doors open: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 6:30 p.m.
Coronation show: 7:30 p.m.
Thank you to this year's contributors:
The Lawrence Art's Center : Venue
Bum Steer Catering : Dinner
Midwest MillerCoors : beer
McAlister's Deli : Tea and Water
Balloon Arts : Decorations
Dillon's Bakery : Dessert
An on-going tradition of the Lawrence St Patrick's Day Parade Committee is the request for volunteers from our charity beneficiaries and the community to represent the Committee as Queen Candidates. These ladies work extra hard to contact local and regional businesses and organizations to collect donations that are given away as prizes at our Events and contribute to our annual Charity Benefit Auction.
Each year the Parade Committee selects one queen candidate to be a special representative in the pageantry of the St. Patrick's Day Parade. Each of the other candidates also participates in the parade as the Queen's Court. Choosing only one of these young ladies is a difficult task and in no way diminishes the efforts of any of the others or the pride that all we feel in their achievements. Committee members vote for the Queen based upon efforts in obtaining charitable contributions, assisting with the parade activities, and overall personality. This is a very challenging volunteer position and it requires interminable dedication. We were very lucky to find especially hard working young ladies to assist the parade committee. What these ladies have accomplished each year is at the very least remarkable. We cannot thank them enough for their commitment to the committee, the community, and our causes.
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Welcome to the Puerto del Carmen Trips / Excursions review section, this information is for Submarine Safaris inclduing pictures for Submarine Safaris, comments and ratings.
Submarine Safaris will either leave from Puerto del Carmen or you will be picked up from the resort in order to continue on this trip.
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This is a great trip for all the family, you ride in a yellow submarine which they are only a few of these in the world.
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Great trip for everyone, you go really far down and see some cool fish, we all liked it and I am sure you will as well!
Great fun. Loads of fish as you would expect, but the size of the sting ray and baraccuda was amazing. Several trips every day so you can pick a time to suit yourselves. Recommended
Very good trip, the submarine is only 1 of around 10 made in the world so don't miss your chance if you get a chance to go on this Trip.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Las Iguanas, Southbank (London)
Las Iguanas, Southbank as this is where the weekend is on a Monday night. Live Latin music, Happy hour on cocktails until 7pm and wonderful food you will feel like you have entered a holiday destination. Leni and Mimi Highly recommend the Cherry Fizz cocktail.
Love the atmosphere especially the music and the friendly staff. Adrian the Manager takes extra care to make sure his diners feel relaxed and to ensure they are having an enjoyable evening. Thanks Adrian.
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