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Fortunately, I soon found a long-sleeved shirt and a pair of boots and was able to stop worrying about it. Until level 64 when, questing in Hellfire Peninsula, I received a pair of boots that was a huge upgrade from my old boots, but weren't quite boots. Instead, they were bright green bands that wrapped around the ankle and covered the top of the foot, but left the bottom bare: Hardly practical footware for exploring the demon-infested Outland.
It was this that finally drove me to figure out WoW's transmogrification system, which lets you make one piece of gear (armor or weapon) look like another. Though this feature seems primarily designed for high level players who have had the time to collect numerous pieces of gear, you can start transmogrifying at any level. The only downside to starting early is that you'll be tempted to find and buy gear just for its looks -- which can be pricey! But if you're a savvy auction house trader, you can use everyone else's transmogrification obsession to make some cash.
Transmogrification is simple. To get started, you just need to find one of the Ethereal Transmogrifiers, so look for Warpweaver Hashom in Stormwind or Warpweaver Dushar in Orgrimmar. (If you're having trouble finding them, just ask a city guard to direct you.)
Once you've found the Transmogrifiers, there's a few basic rules about how the process works:
- You must be able to equip both the item you want to transmogrify to and the item whose appearance you want to transmogrify from.
- You can only change the same type of armor or weapon into the same type of armor or weapon. So, for example, you can't wear plate and look like you're wearing cloth or have a main-hand weapon that looks like an off-hand weapon.
- There's one big exception to the rule above: bows, crossbows, and guns can all transmogrified into bows, crossbows, or guns. Hunters rejoice!
- You cannot transmogrify items without stats of any kind, though you can use their appearance to transmogrify other items.
- Some things you can't transmogrify to or from, like fishing poles and legendary items. (Though there are some items that you won't know aren't eligible until you try to transmogrify them.)
- Mailing, selling, or placing an item in void storage removes the transmogrification.
- Once you've used an item for transmogrification, it becomes soulbound.
Once you're done, click okay to accept the changes (and the associated fee) and then you're off to making WoW fashion history! You can drop the items you used to transmogrify your gear in the bank or sell them -- though if you sell them, you won't be able to use them to transmogrify more gear in the future.
Need some help finding just the right look? Though browsing the auction house for equippable gear will certainly give you some ideas, you can check out our guide of transmogrification resources for plenty of dedicated reference material on transmogrification.
Using transmogrification for profit
For the lowbie (or anyone else!) looking to make some coin, transmogrification means that any armor you encounter -- even typically useless gray quality armor -- with a unique or interesting look is probably worth selling on the auction house to potential transmogrifies.
While you could certainly cart everything you pick up to the auction house and put it up at whatever price seems reasonable, we recommend using an addon to make your auctioning as simple as possible. An auction house addon will scan what's available for sale whenever you're at an auction house and save that information to help you know the best prices to buy at and sell for. Our favorites are Auctioneer and Auctionator, both of which will add the current standard auction cost to the item's tooltip so you can know what's worth selling (and what isn't) at a glance.
And now all that's left to say is: happy transmogrifying!
Just because you're a newbie doesn't mean you can't bring your A-game to World of Warcraft! Visit the WoW Rookie Guide for links to everything you need to get started as a new player, from the seven things every newbie ought to know to how to get started as a healer or as a tank.


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About the Center for Continuing Education
If you have decided to pursue the challenge and fulfillment of earning your bachelor's degree, the Center for Continuing Education at Sarah Lawrence College is your entry into one of the most complete and prestigious liberal arts programs in the country.
For more than 50 years, the Center has been preparing adults to begin, or resume, their college careers. Designed specifically to help adults make the transition to academic life, the Center allows them to begin their studies in small classes taught by accessible and supportive faculty. In recognition of the value of professional and other life experiences returning students might have had, SAT scores are not required for admission.
After one to four continuing education courses at the Center, adult students join the regular student body at Sarah Lawrence, with access to the entire undergraduate curriculum and the many unique features of a Sarah Lawrence education:
- Small classes
- Individual conferences
- Close and continuous work with dons (faculty advisors)
- Intimate and relaxed campus surroundings
- Access to a wide variety of cultural and academic events
- Close proximity to New York City
- A bright and committed student body with diverse creative and intellectual interests
The founder of the center, Esther Raushenbush—distinguished Sarah Lawrence teacher, dean and, later, president—said, "There is no magic in ages 18 to 22 for students in higher education."
She believed that the College's educational philosophy—small classes held around a table to encourage participation and intellectual exchange, and regular one-to-one conferences between students and committed, supportive faculty—was ideally suited to returning adult students. She predicted that adult students would thrive in, and enrich, the already vibrant intellectual and artistic atmosphere at Sarah Lawrence. As more than four decades have shown, she was right.

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The Friendship Club of Licking County has been working long hours to transform the building into a winter wonderland with an array of holiday decorations and displays for the Holiday Open House, which will be from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Numerous studies have attempted to correlate general intelligence with different anatomical measures. (You might even argue that the phrenologists were working in this vein.) Likewise many studies have attempted to relate intelligence to the function of different brain regions — using techniques like fMRI or PET scanning. However, relatively few studies have attempted to correlate general intelligence with anatomical features of particular brains regions.
This is important because we know that the brain works not as regions operating in isolation, but as a set of neural systems comprised by many different brain regions each performing relatively simple tasks. In order to answer the question, "how does intelligence work?", we first have to ask the question, "what brain regions comprise the neural system underlying intelligence?"
Adding to this body of work, Karama et al. published a study that looked at a large cohort of children age 6 to 18 over time using MRI measures and psychological batteries. They attempt to correlate the cortical thickness in different brain regions over time with g-factor — a measure of general intelligence (more on this in a second). The authors identified several brain regions that correlated well with increased in intelligence over time in this cohort.
I want to talk about both the significance of this paper in our understanding of intelligence and why we might be skeptical that this is the whole story.
g-factor is a measure of general intelligence developed by psychologist Charles Spearman. It is predicated on the notion that performance across different cognitive batteries tends to be positively correlated — suggesting that their maybe some underlying factor "g" that supports the diverse processes measured in these tests. Psychological tests for g-factor use principal component analysis — a way of identifying different factors in data sets that involve mixtures of effects.
A couple things about g. One, g-factor is different than IQ, although the two are highly correlated. IQ is more of an additive measure of the performance on cognitive tests whereas g-factor looks for the factors underlying performance on those tests. Two, and more important, g-factor is very controversial. I want to talk about this more later on, but there is a lot of debate about whether g-factor measures anything important.
Karama et al. use data from a total of 252 subjects (filtered down from many more) that had complete MRI and cognitive battery results. They then used a computer algorithm — called Constrained Laplacian Anatomic Segmentation using Proximity (CLASP) — to measure the relative gray-matter, cortical thickness of different brain regions. The cognitive battery used was the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI). The authors then used a multiple linear regression model to estimate which brain regions' cortical thickness correlated with g-factor.
- No correlation between demographic characteristics and cortical thickness besides mean age.
- Several regions showed a positive correlation with g-factor — controlling for age and gender. These regions included much of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, the parietal cortex above and below the angular gyrus, the inferotemporal cortex and parahippocampal gyrus, and the cingulate gyrus. (If none of these terms make sense, hold on for a second.)
- "Correlations in statistically significant foci were in the modest to moderate range (0.15 to 0.32)."
- Further, when they stratified their sample into young children and adolescents, they found that most of the positive correlation disappeared in the young children at the previous threshold. However, as they relaxed their criterion, they found that the correlations appeared in the same regions as in the older children. "In statistically significant foci, correlations ranged between .25 and .44 for adolescents and between .2 and .33 for young children."
Below is an example of what their data looks like (from the whole data set, not stratified). Figure 1 from the paper:
The authors data is significant for several reasons, but also merits some skepticism.
It is significant because very few studies to date have examined cortical thickness and related it to particular brain regions. Having found some brain regions but not others, this study could support or contend with certain theories of how intelligence is supported in the brain.
One popular theory to which this paper adds support is the Parieto-Frontal Integration Theory (P-FIT). I am not a specialist, but as I understand it P-FIT works something like this: the parietal cortex contains a "map" attention that is the apex of activity from different sensory regions. Basically as sensation comes into the brain it is refined into greater and greater levels of abstraction. Points of light become lines; lines become shapes; shapes become abstract objects. The end product of this refinement towards abstraction is a multi-modal map of different stimuli in the parietal. In contrast the frontal cortex is involved in adding significance to those objects and making decisions about them. The frontal cortex and the parietal cortex are reciprocally connected in what is called the frontoparietal loop. The argument is that circulating activity in this loop generates intelligent responses. This paper adds evidence to that hypothesis on the grounds that many of the regions that are key to the frontoparietal loop were also identified as having cortical thickness that correlated with g-factor.
Interestingly, these were not the only regions. Places like the cingulate cortex and the parahippocampal gyrus are not associated with the frontoparietal loop. These regions may underlie other aspects of intelligence not fully accounted for in that theory — such as memory, etc.
So I think this paper is important vis-a-vis it's relation to some theories of intelligence.
But there are a couple reasons for skepticism.
The first is the "cortical thickness = high function" assumption present in this line of research is simplifying something complicated. It is true that cortical thickness generally correlates with function. For example, there is a general decline in cortical thickness with normal aging and higher cortical thickness is correlated with high performance on cognitive tests in this age group. Further, there is a much more pronounced, pathological decline in cortical thickness associated with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.
However, it is probably more complicated than that. Some studies have shown that it is the rate of increase in cortical thickness — rather than the thickness itself — that correlates best with intelligence during child development. Further, there are certainly examples of diseases where there is relatively high cortical thickness but relatively low function. For example, individuals with congenital amusia show higher than normal cortical thickness in parts of the auditory cortex. (They also show lower than normal white matter volume.) We could certainly come up with examples where the cortex is thicker, but less functional due to developmental abnormality.
The second and broader critique of this work is whether the tests that we have for "intelligence" measures something useful in the brain. The concepts of IQ and g-factor have been questioned by several authors. Stephen Jay Gould actually wrote a whole book — The Mismeasure of Man — trying to debunk the assumption that intelligence can be measured in a single number. (For a more recent and excellent critique, I recommend this article by Cosma Shalizi.) The common theme among many of these critiques is that the tests for intelligence conflate numerous separable brain processes into a single number. As a consequence, 1) you aren't sure what you are measuring, 2) you can't associate what you are measuring with a particular region (the output may be the result of an emergent process of several regions), and 3) you may be eliding significant differences in performance across individuals that you would recognize with a better test.
From the point of view of a behavioral neuroscientist, I must say that I agree with these critiques. Behavioral neuroscientists try to understand how different parts of the brain encode and transform information to initiate the behavioral result. Our operating theory is that the brain is composed of many regions. Each region performs a relatively simple computation. These regions interact in neural systems to support complex behaviors. From this point of view, what does intelligence even mean? We would be much more likely to try and break it down into sub-processes before attempting to assign it brain regions, but they have done the opposite in this paper.
This is why, ultimately, though I think studies like this are interesting as they relate to theories of intelligence — like P-FIT, I would much rather that they abandon g-factor or IQ as their behavior measures. I am willing to accept the utility of IQ as, say, a diagnostic test for Alzheimer's disease. If you could show me that IQ declines in early Alzheimer's, IQ is related to cortical thickness, and cortical thickness declines in early Alzeimer's, that would be great. We could use it as a diagnostic tool that doesn't require imaging. But past that, I fail to see the utility in lumping together such diversity.
But that is just my two cents. I must be interested, or I wouldn't have written such a long article about it.
Hat-tip: Science Daily
Karama, S., Ad-Dab'bagh, Y., Haier, R., Deary, I., Lyttelton, O., Lepage, C., & Evans, A. (2009). Positive association between cognitive ability and cortical thickness in a representative US sample of healthy 6 to 18 year-olds Intelligence, 37 (2), 145-155 DOI: 10.1016/j.intell.2008.09.006


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Matt Martin of the New York Islanders bounces off Chris Kunitz of the... News PhotoChris Kunitz,Full Length,Hockey,Ice Hockey,Matthew Martin - Ice Hockey Player - Born 1989,Nassau Coliseum,National Hockey League,New York Islanders,New York State,Pittsburgh Penguins,Sport,USA,Uniondale,VerticalPhotographer Bruce BennettCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesUNIONDALE, NY - MARCH 22: Matt Martin #17 of the New York Islanders bounces off Chris Kunitz #14 of the Pittsburgh Penguins at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on March 22, 2013 in Uniondale, New York. The Penguins defeated the Islanders 4-2. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)


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Unlockable How to Unlock Beelzebuggy Boom Spend 2 hours in the Playground Dunk Make your car into basketball hoop 10 times Headcase Make your car into basketball hoop 20 times Lunar-Tec Martian Beat 10 Pitwall challenges Nord Gnitro Make 20 goals on the soccer field Patriot Touchdown Make 10 goals in the soccer field Thunder Lizard Spend 1 hour in the Playground
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There are 8 Bronze Trophies, 8 Silver Trophies, 7 Gold Trophies, and 1 Platinum Trophy.
Trophy Description Type Apocalypse Champion Achieve a time of 10:00 or less in Apocalypse Gold Arctic Edge Champion Achieve a time of 12:00 or less in Arctic Edge Gold As Good as New Finish 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in a Festival Race event without colliding into a competitor ot barrier. Silver Custom Collection Customize each of the 8 vehicle classes within your RC Collection Bronze Eye of the Storm Earn 96 medals within the Festival Silver Ghost Busted Beat a friends ghost in a Race or Time Attack who currently sites above you in the leaderboards Bronze Let it Slide Bank a single drift score of 2000 or more Silver Lunatics Unite Unlock all Trophies Platinum Monument Valley Champion Achieve a time of 10:00 or less in Monument Valley Gold Pacific Rift Champion Achieve a time of 10:00 or less in Pacific Rift Gold Playful Played with all 8 vehicles within the playground in one visit Silver Playground Bully Unlock all 4 areas of the playground Bronze Rare Reward Unlocked 2 of the secret vehicles. Silver RC Champion Achieve a time of 40:00 or less in the RC festival Gold Re-Scaling New Heights Earn all 3 medals on each of the Festivals 64 events Gold Round the Clock Earn 24 medals within the Festival Bronze Seasoned Racer Earn 48 medeals within the Festival Bronze Silver Standard Earn a minimum of 2 medals across all of the 64 Festival Events Silver Storm Chaser Complete a Festival event in each of the 4 MotorStorm locations Bronze Supercharged Unlock the Supercar Silver Swish Successfully leapt through the two red basketball hoops within the playground in one session. Bronze The Triple Win all 3 medals on any Festival event Bronze Wall Brawl Use the Pitwall to beat 10 of your friends times Silver Wiped Out Beat a time of 17 seconds on the event 'Wipe Out' Gold
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There is 1 Bronze Trophy, 2 Silver Trophies, and 1 Gold Trophy.
Trophy Description Type Carnival Champion Set a time of 17:00 or less across all Carnival Festival events. Gold Half Loaded Earn 36 medals within the Carnival Festival. Silver Perfect Stormer Earn all 3 medals on each of the 24 Carnival Festival events. Silver The Triple Triple Win all 3 medals on any Carnival Festival event. Bronze
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Updating our info on password security from here: All About Passwords - What to Do and Not Do
It seems that very soon, thanks to gpu processor power, mixed seven digit passwords won't be good enough. It's going to take at least 12 to stop brute force attacks. Unfortunately, a lot of web sites won't even take a 12 digit password.
However, on your lan, a very important thing to do is have a server set with account lockout policies for too many retries. Aside from having a strong password, that is your best defense.
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Outlook email links not working in Todoist website
I have pro account and use Exchange. I can add an email as a task and the Outlook plugin shows the task and allows me to click on it to open the relevant email (so far so good)!
If I navigate to the Todoist website and click on the same task/email link in there, nothing happens. Surely a copy of the email should open/become visible?
What am I doing wrong?
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Hi Charles,
Unfortunately with the way our system works at the moment the email links need to be opened where they were created. So say if you created it with our Chrome extension with Gmail, they need to be opened with Gmail, same with Outlook.
We hope we can change and improve this in the future but at the moment this is how it works.
OK, not ideal.
Would be very useful/consistent if there was a way to get around this.
Hello Charles,
As Brendon mentioned, we will look into implementing such option although the issue is that this task is nothing else than just a link containing the unique ID of the email in your inbox in Outlook so the best we could do with it, as it is now, is to force Outlook to open up as you click on this link, but that's also a difficult for a web-app to launch a local app.
There is of course the alternative option of managing emails with Todoist - by sending them to your project rather than linking to them in which case the entire message becomes a task note, but then - you lose the option of having a link to it.
You can read about both methods and their advantages in this article on our blog: https://todoist.com/blog/2013/01/zero-inbox-policy-with-todoist/
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'Napoleon Dynamite' Animated Series Headed to FOX
When it comes to comedies, FOX knows where its bread is buttered: animation rules; live-action series fail miserably. Thus, it's not surprising to hear that the network is developing a new 'Napoleon Dynamite' series as its latest animated endeavor.
Based on the cult 2004 movie, the pilot will feature the original cast members -- including Jon Heder as the title character, Aaron Ruell as Kip Dynamite and Jon Gries as Uncle Rico -- voicing their animated counterparts. Also involved are Jared and Jerusha Hess, who wrote and directed the original film. To what extent they will be involved is unknown. Most likely they'll be special advisers to the project to make sure FOX doesn't totally botch the feel of the characters and the environment.
Whether or not this animated version of 'Napoleon Dynamite' will be picked up hasn't been determined. Should it be greenlit for a future television season, it will be interesting to see where it's placed on the schedule. Does it usurp a spot on the network's Animation Domination lineup, or will it anchor a new night of comedy? Stay tuned.


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If your electricity is off for more than 18 hours, the Guaranteed Standards of Service set by the regulator, Ofgem, entitle you to claim a compensation payment of at least £50 from EDF, the local supplier. (This may be different from the company you pay the bills to, who are your electricity provider). People affected by Sunday night's power cut should have received a claim form, which should be completed and returned to:
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Bury Theatre Royal presents the play "Art" at the Village Hall on 30th April. Details here.
We are starting to build up a web site for Garboldisham Church Primary School. Follow the link from the school menu.
Colin is asking us to support our Post Office by writing to our district councillors. You can do this online through writetothem.com.
Some information on getting broadband service is provided on our ADSL broadband page.
If you run a local voluntary organisation, please add it to our list. The organisations page Help button gives details of how to do this.
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09/29/05 City Budget is a Bust for Us.
When you barely have enough
money to pay your mortgage and feed your family, is it fiscally
responsible to spend your grocery money on a couple of extravagant meals rather
than use it sparingly so your family can eat until you are past your financial
crisis? Most of our council members would vote to have you dine elegantly
a couple of times while your family goes hungry.
It is interesting that our parks and our Zoo, things regular Dallas
taxpayers use, are neglected, but City Hall finds the funds necessary to
"support these arts buildings" per Mark Hadley, managing director of the Dallas
Theatre Center. I am fed up with the Alice in Wonderland thinking we
have at City Hall. Common sense is all but non-existent.
This is no slam at Rich
Buickerood because he and his crew do amazing things with little or no help from
the City Manager or the City Council. Do you know what's in the current
budget relating to the Zoo? Our Smoke & Mirrors City Manager is raising
the zoo ticket prices to "match movie tickets". If you think the
extra money will go directly to the zoo, you are thinking wrong.
Most of the increase goes into the general budget -- probably to pay for the
damn Arts District stuff.
Now that our fears about Angela Hunt (thank you Candy Marcum for selling us out) have been confirmed, we can expect more pronouncements like:
There are many things happening
in Dallas much more exciting than the Arts District -- things that matter to the
real people of Dallas -- not just the elitists and the arts-fartsy control
freaks like Hunt (BarkingDogs.com refers to her as "Not so Angelic" or "NSA
Hunt"). She is not half as smart as she thinks she is. Last week she
tried to re-write the City Charter and name a creep like Neil Emmons as Chair of
the Plan Commission. Sorry folks -- the verdict is in on Angela Hunt.
She's worse than Princess Velveeta. She's a sneaky liar who
hangs out with the likes of Mad Max Aaronson and Neil Emmons. You just
don't get any lower on the human scale than those two lying losers.
I'm supporting the stronger
mayor proposition but opposing everything else the city has on the ballot for
November. We have to send a message that City Hall needs to be more
concerned about Dallas residents and taxpayers than they are about the street
bums and the elitists in the Park Cities and surrounding suburbs who use our
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Today's Calendar 5/23/2013
Garage sale
DESDEMONA — A garage sale will begin at 8 a.m. at Desdemona Activity Center. Proceeds will go to the center.
Track meet
RULE — A Pee Wee track meet will be 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Rule High School. Concessions will be available.
Food distribution
GORMAN — The Gorman Food Bank will be open from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Gorman Senior Citizens Center.
Journalism workshop
Jesse Mullins will give a workshop for aspiring journalists, "Finding Your Way into Print ... (or Pixels): Strategies for Getting Assignments or Acceptances," at 6:30 p.m. at the Abilene Public Library's Main Library, 202 Cedar St. Admission is free.
Square dance workshop
TYE — The Wagon Wheel Squares will sponsor a square dancing workshop at 6:30 p.m. at the Wagon Wheel in Tye. Beginning lessons will be 7-9 p.m.
COLORADO CITY — The Mitchell County Senior Citizens Dance featuring Mike Porter and Kevin Rainwater will be 7-10 p.m. at the Colorado City Civic Center. Admission is $5.
Other ...
Chronic Pain and Depression Support Group, 11 a.m. to noon, Advocates of Abilene, 333 Orange St. 325-676-1400.
Kiwanis Club of Greater Abilene, noon, Beehive Restaurant, 442 Cedar St. 325-695-0092.
Abilene Founder Lions Club, noon, Prime Time Family Entertainment Center, Loop 322.
Stroke Club, 6 p.m., West Texas Rehabilitation Center board room, 4601 Hartford St. For stroke victims and caregivers; covered dish supper, meat provided. 325-793-5475.
Teen Recovery Group, 6-7 p.m., Mission Abilene, 3001 N. Third St.
Free certified nurturing parent class (all ages), 6-8 p.m., Mission Church, North Third and Mockingbird streets. 325-672-9398.
Free swim class for people with multiple sclerosis, 6:30 p.m., YMCA, 3250 State St.
Abilene Star Chorus of Sweet Adelines International, 6:30 p.m., Westminster Presbyterian Church, 4515 S. 14th St.
Round Dancing, 7 p.m., Wagon Wheel. 325-829-1517.
South Pioneer Al-Anon Group, 8 p.m., 3157 Russell Ave.
Garage sale
DESDEOMA — A garage sale will begin at 8 a.m. at Desdemona Activity Center. Proceeds will go to the center.
OPLIN — A dance featuring Muddy Creek will be 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Oplin Community Center. Admission is $5. Information: www.grandoleoplin.
Other ...
Rotary Club of Abilene, noon, Abilene Country Club, 4039 S. Treadaway Blvd. 325-675-8555.
Overeaters Anonymous, noon, Church of the Fullness of God, 2510 S. 14th St. 325-660-4925.
Bi-Polar Disorder Support Group, 1 p.m., Advocates of Abilene, 333 Orange St. (use back door). 325-676-1400.
Mid-City Al-Anon, 7 p.m., First Christian Church. 325-670-4304.
5K run/walk
EULA — The Legacy 5K Run and Fun Walk will begin at 7 a.m. at First Baptist Church. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m., and is also available at legacyrun5k.com.
Garage sale
DESDEMONA — A garage sale will begin at 8 a.m. at Desdemona Activity Center. Proceeds will go to the center.
Community day and car show
CLYDE — A community day and car show will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at First Assembly of God. Gospel artist Ray Flanary will perform.
Students of Lorene Springer will perform in an awards recital at 2:30 p.m. at Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest, 602 Meander St. Open to the public.
OLD GLORY — The Old Glory Musical will begin at 6 p.m. at Old Glory Community Center. Concessions open at 5:30 p.m. Free admission. Information: 940-989-2966 or 940-989-2816.
Dance Under the Stars
The Friends of Abilene State Park will conduct the second "Dance Under the Stars" at 7:30 p.m. in the pavilion area. Muddy Creek will perform. Admission is $5 for adults. Park admission will not be charged to those attending the dance.
Other ...
Overeaters Anonymous, 10 a.m., Shades of Hope, 402A Mulberry St., Buffalo Gap. 800-588-4673.
Abilene Society of Model Railroaders, 10 a.m. to noon, 2043 N. Second St.
Memorial Day service
The Big Country Squadron Commemorative Air Force will conduct its 26th annual Memorial Day "StandingTogether" Worship Service at 10 a.m. at Elmdale Baptist Church, 225 Elmdale Road South.
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Hudson River Almanac October 29 - November 1, 2012
Sandy approached the Northeast as a Category One hurricane, but before making landfall it lost the characteristics of a tropical cyclone and took on the structure of a wintertime low-pressure area. According to the National Hurricane Center, "the primary difference between a tropical cyclone and a wintertime cyclone is the energy source. Tropical cyclones extract heat from the ocean and grow by releasing that heat in the atmosphere near the storm center. Wintertime cyclones (also called extratropical or frontal lows), on the other hand, get most of their energy from temperature contrasts in the atmosphere, and this energy usually gets distributed over larger areas. Because of these differences, tropical cyclones tend to have more compact wind fields, tend to be more symmetric, and have a well-defined inner core of strong winds. Wintertime lows have strong temperature contrasts or fronts attached to them, have a broader wind field, and more complex distributions of rain or snow." The Center's forecasts emphasized that the transition would not be accompanied by a weakening of the system, and that in fact strengthening was possible. The transition created a storm with effects beyond what might have been expected of a "mere" hurricane. Warnings of hurricane force winds extended from Virginia to Massachusetts just before Sandy's center came ashore in southern New Jersey, and tropical storm force winds howled over an area nearly 1,000 miles in diameter. As news reports have made clear, Sandy's wind and storm surge, peaking the evening of October 29, had disastrous impacts in the New York City metro area and up the Hudson River estuary.
10/30 - Port Ewen, HRM 91: I watched a Wilson's storm petrel for nearly an hour from River Road. It only spent about 15 minutes in the air; most of the time it was sitting on the water. If it stayed on the water, I am sure I would have never spotted it. It looked like a small log with a pointy end upriver. When sitting on the water one could see the light markings on the wing, the bill and occasionally the rump.
- Jim Clinton
[Hurricanes, tropical storms, and nor'easters lure birders to region's waterfronts to search for pelagic birds - birds of the open ocean - like the aptly named storm petrels. When a coastal storm follows a track close in to the Eastern seaboard, the counterclockwise circulation around its center results in a powerful easterly and southeasterly wind flow off the ocean as the storm approaches, sweeping pelagic birds into land. Hardy birders are often rewarded with rarely-seen pelagics species as well as fall migrants whose routes south are usually offshore. Steve Stanne]
10/29 - Danskammer Point, HRM 66.5: There is an adage about estuaries that no one moment will ever occur exactly the same way again, that every minute of every hour is unique. Thirty years ago today, a moment occurred that, as far as I know, has never been repeated. I was drift fishing in the ebb current of the warm-water outflow from the Danskammer Power Generating Facility when a large school of small herring erupted from the water. Something was chasing them. At almost the same time a dozen foot-long silvery flashes appeared and one hit my lure. The fish was an acrobat, leaping from the water, swapping ends, before splashing back. The hook pulled free but then another one struck. This one leaped boat-side and landed on the gunwale, teetering there for a few seconds before flopping into the boat. The rest of them dispersed, never to be seen again, and I've been looking for years. This was a school of ladyfish (Elops saurus), a tropical relative of the tarpon. Tropical marine strays, aided by the Gulf Stream and warming inshore waters of the Mid-Atlantic, are not uncommon in the Hudson. We fairly regularly see jacks, and on very rare occasions we catch grouper, snapper, bonefish, and small barracuda. Ladyfish, however, have managed to remain a fleeting memory.
- Tom Lake
10/29 - Beacon, HRM 61: The vanguard of Hurricane Sandy's storm surge had arrived. With the aid of a near full moon high tide, Long Dock Park was under water. Soon the river was rocking at the start of the ebb tide against a strong southeast wind. At times like this, the river becomes a carnival ride for fish. In the driving rain we hauled our 85-foot-long seine in the parking lot, with no expectations, but managed to catch two fish: a spottail shiner and a banded killifish. The river, and the parking lot, was at 56 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Tom Lake, A. Danforth
[When tidal currents and winds move in opposite directions - in this case an ebb current flowing south against a wind blowing from the southeast - friction at the river's surface tends to make waves higher. Steve Stanne.]
10/29 - Manitou, HRM 46.5: Sandy blew in on the Hudson River with extreme tides and lots of wind. Our weather station recorded a 53.4 mph gust. The water level at high tide was the highest we have had in 33 years. The rain amount was only 0.73 inches and the 60-70 mixed finches (goldfinches, pine siskins, and purple finches) and all the other birds were still looking for the bird feeders that I had taken down. I went out twice to spread seed on the slate patio; they were having a hard time flying in but having the seed on the leeward side of the house helped. The female ruby-throated hummingbird that had been here was last seen yesterday.
- Owen Sullivan, Zshawn Sullivan
10/29 - Manhattan, HRM 5.5: I was watching the Hudson River around midday and spotted a black scoter and five dunlin; all of these birds were struggling hard to fly up river against the very strong winds.
- Anders Peltomaa
[Scoters - black, surf, and white-winged - are dark heavy-bodied sea ducks, uncommon away from the coast. Steve Stanne.]
10/29 - Jersey City, NJ: While watching the Hudson today, the highlight was seven surf scoters flying north fairly close to the New Jersey side of the river. Various boardwalks along the river on the New Jersey side were already flooded.
- Matt Bango
10/29 - Manhattan, HRM 5.5: From the 79th Street Boat Basin this morning we had a few white-winged scoters and a black scoter, likely trying to avoid the storm. A pine siskin was a nice surprise too. Nearly all birds were flying upriver. The water level was high, occasionally spilling over the sea wall.
- Jacob Drucker, Peter Scully
10/29 - Queens, New York City: While 80 mph winds were not uncommon in Manhattan during the height of the storm, a 100 mph gust was measured atop the Robert F. Kennedy Triboro Bridge.
- National Weather Service
10/29 - Manhattan, HRM 0: A record high tide of 13.88 feet was recorded at the Battery; it bested the previous high of 10.02 set in 1960 during Hurricane Donna. The high tide, without the hurricane, was predicted to be only 4.7 feet.
- National Weather Service
[On October 29, Sandy's storm surge peaked almost at the same time that the astronomical high tide occurred, as shown below in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's tide gauge data from the Battery. They combined to cause the record "storm tide," which rolled up the Hudson later that evening and into the wee hours of October 30. Steve Stanne.]
10/30 - Saugerties Lighthouse, HRM 102: At 12:40 AM, the river level, still rising quickly, had exceeded that of last year's tropical storm Irene with two hours still to go to high tide. Irene filled the basement of the lighthouse, overtopped the stone base and came within seven inches of the floor joists. Sandy's storm surge crested around 3:00 AM, with six inches of water covering the first floor of the lighthouse. According to my measurement, that was 9 feet 8 inches (9.67 feet) above sea level, or 22 inches higher than Irene.
- Patrick Landewe
10/30 - Ulster Landing, HRM 97.2: In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the storm surge was evident, overtopping docks and bulkheads by more than six feet, eroding banks of the river, and depositing debris far inshore. Many houses near the river experienced flooding of several feet from the unusual high tide.
- Peg Duke
10/30 - Poughkeepsie, HRM 76: I went to the waterfront at 2:30 AM, just after high tide, to look at the extent of the historic flooding from Hurricane Sandy. The river was eerily calm at Waryas Park; a moderate but comfortable breeze blew and the full Hunter's Moon promisingly shone through parting clouds. But the river had risen to engulf the park as far as the toe of the upland slope, leaving the Ice House, recently reopened as a restaurant, as an island in the river. I revisited the waterfront shortly after dawn and found that although the water had receded, low tide appeared as a normal high tide. At the Ice House, which had been boarded up and sandbagged in advance of the storm, workers began removing plywood and cleaning up eager to reopen. I returned to the Ice House at the next high tide (1:30 PM) to find the river up around the building once again. Mother Nature can be relentless.
- Jeff Anzevino
[Native Americans (in our area, Algonquian speakers) designated "months" of what they perceived as the year, with names that corresponded with natural occurrences. The Hunter's Moon was the first full moon after the Harvest Moon, which was the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox. Late fall was the time when white-tailed deer would be most active. Tom Lake.]
10/30 - New Hamburg, HRM 67.5: At midnight, the full moon tide was nearing high and, along with the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy pushed inland by offshore winds, was combining to overflow the flood plain. As I watched the water creep higher and higher I thought of the word "inexorable." The black river, with wind gusts 40-50 mph, was punctuated by whitecaps and rollers. The energy coming off the water was almost palpable. Overhead there were breaks in the cloud cover revealing star-shine and wisps of clouds racing across the sky, pushed by a strong east wind.
- Tom Lake
10/30 - Town of Wappinger, HRM 67: The counter-clockwise flow of Hurricane Sandy brought very strong winds out of the east. But the birds were back in the air. It was interesting to watch several turkey vultures, with the brisk tailwind, flying like falcons. For us, Sandy ended up being much more wind than rain (0.74").
- Tom Lake
10/30 - Cornwall-on-Hudson, HRM 57: I was able to get out today and bird the Hudson River between Newburgh and Cornwall. In mid-afternoon I spotted four common loons in a group, ten surf scoters, and one shearwater (too far out in the river - the rain made it impossible to identify - painful!). In addition there were several flocks of brant flying, an immature bald eagle, and two peregrine falcons, one of which appeared to be eating on the wing, something I did not think was possible for them.
- Curt McDermott
10/30 - Verplanck, HRM 40.5: We ventured out for the first time after the hurricane and arrived at Steamboat Dock area in late afternoon. The sky was dark and cloudy, the wind was still whipping off the water, and the river was an angry gray with whitecaps that turned into large waves that crashed over the dock. We were surprised to see that the force of the water during the storm had overturned the newly-installed granite Veterans Memorial monument. The high tide line was littered with all kinds of debris that extended way up onto the grass almost to the street. We spotted a single cormorant flying low over the water and several ring-billed gulls, but not much else in the way of wildlife.
- Dorothy Ferguson, Bob Ferguson
10/30 - Westchester County, HRM 40-33: I woke up thinking about the white-tailed tropicbird that I was sure to see along the Hudson as Hurricane Sandy pulled away from us. Disaster was everywhere: dozens of utility lines and poles were down as well as hundreds of trees, and police tape blocked most access to the river. At Verplanck, Steamboat Dock was completely under water. At the Croton River, the train station parking lot was 90 percent flooded and the piles of tide-swept debris along the fences suggested a surge of at least six vertical feet. I had not seen the parking lots so empty since (the memory inescapable) September 12, 2001. Where was that tropicbird? The best I could do was fish crows. The Ossining waterfront was a depressing mess - the marinas and boat clubs had taken heavy hits. I was told by a birder, who had also seen no tropicbirds but did score a Bonaparte's gull, that there was a boat parked on the railroad tracks. At one boatyard, a 36-foot-long cruiser, the Lucky Lou, was having a bad day lying on her side in a tangle of beached moorings, floats and finger piers. Home again without a tropicbird, but giving thanks that my storm damage was limited to leaves and branches.
- Christopher Letts
10/30 - Sleepy Hollow, HRM 28: In early afternoon I spotted a flock of about fifty brant flying down the middle of the Hudson.
- Bob Lewis
10/30 - Manhattan, HRM 11: We spent the last two days scanning the Hudson River for storm birds. The highlights among our sightings included common loons, red-throated loons, white-winged scoters, black scoters, two parasitic jaegers, one red phalarope, a Forster's tern, three royal terns and seven Bonaparte's gulls. A small flock of four or five ring-billed gulls mobbed one of the parasitic jaegers and forced it to land on the water where it remained, bobbing in the chop. The red phalarope was spotted beelining down the middle of the Hudson, out-running a Liberty Line ferry, making its way back to New York Harbor.
- Nadir Souirgi, James Knox
[Related to gulls and terns, jaegers are predators and pirates - swift and powerful in flight - given to plundering food from their smaller relatives. In fall they migrate south over offshore waters. Steve Stanne.]
10/30 - Manhattan, HRM 5: As many as fifteen or more birders spent part or most of the day on the upper west side of Manhattan on the Hudson River. The highlight was an American oystercatcher flying down river, possibly a first for New York County. There were also a number of Forster's terns, a pomarine jaeger and two parasitic jaegers, and a herring gull capturing a Leach's storm petrel and flying off with it.
- Peter Post
10/30 - Upper Bay, New York Harbor: I counted three pomarine jaegers and a minimum of eleven parasitic jaegers (eleven were seen at once) in the Upper Bay. There were also two Wilson's storm petrels, while two Leach's storm petrels were reported from the Brooklyn side of the harbor.
- Isaac Grant
10/31 - Hyde Park, HRM 78: All Hallows Eve. For many fans of the season, Halloween is a time to dress up scary and go in search of tricks-or-treats. I have my own Hudson Valley Halloween tradition: I visit the grave of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a Jesuit theologian, paleontologist, and renowned naturalist who died in 1955 and is buried on the grounds of the Culinary Institute (formerly the St. Andrew-on-Hudson Jesuit novitiate). It was a dark, somber day, appropriate for the moment, but the even light made the cemetery's Japanese red maples radiate brilliant red and orange. Amidst a hundred or more identical gravestones, de Chardin's is easy to find. There is always a collection of items - fossils, shells, and other tokens of natural history - left by those paying homage. It is also the only grave site bracketed by peonies. I left a black stone pebble of Normanskill chert from which a Hudson Valley native Algonquian might have fashioned an arrowhead 500 years ago. Teilhard de Chardin spent much of his life searching for common ground between Christian dogma and natural history, reconciling his faith with modern science. That made him a truly unique individual in his time.
- Tom Lake
[This Halloween tradition is a low-profile, unofficial version of such better known examples as roses and cognac to Edgar Allan Poe's crypt in Baltimore, or flowers and poetry to Jim Morrison's grave in Paris. In the instance of de Chardin, it is very simply means of remembering and appreciating a kindred soul. Tom Lake.]
10/31 - Fishkill, HRM 61: With this year's abundant black walnut crop, there has been a new denizen in my yard in recent days: a small red squirrel that is fierce, fast and feisty. He intimidates all the gray squirrels that dare intrude on his space.
- Ed Spaeth
11/1 - Beacon, HRM 61: A large flock of Canada geese (maybe 65 birds) had come down along the upland edge of Long Dock Park. These were likely high-flyers that had landed for a break in their travels. On the periphery of the geese was a small group of smaller geese, a dozen brant. All were foraging in the grass.
- Tom Lake
11/1 - Bedford, HRM 35: We had another golden eagle at the Chestnut Ridge hawk-watch! The bird (an immature) showed up out of the east with two local adult red-tailed hawks in hot pursuit; they stooped on the eagle until it was almost out of sight to the southwest.
- Genevieve Rozhon, Adam Zorn, Angela Woodside, Chet Friedman
11/1 - Manhattan, HRM 5: Thanks to Dale Dancis and Lynne Hertzog, I was alerted to the presence of northern gannets on the Hudson River. In mid-afternoon they were continually in view from the end of the 70th Street Pier at Riverside Park. The birds were flying around, plunge-diving, and sitting on the water. I had three adults in view at the same time and one first-year bird. Also seen was a lesser black-backed gull and a couple of Forster's terns.
- Peter Post


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LOWVILLE Lewis County has received numerous applications for both its county manager and attorney positions, and more will be accepted through Friday.
As of Tuesday afternoon, 20 people had applied for the manager post, while five had applied for attorney, with several of them late entries, according to Legislative Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan.
Theyve been coming in throughout the day, he said.
Mr. Tabolt said he was pleased with both the quantity and the quality of applicants, who hail from both inside and outside the county.
I know there are some good ones in there, he said.
While the published deadline for both positions was Wednesday, the chairman said that he and Human Resources Director James A. Swords had decided to extend that through Friday, since county offices were closed Wednesday for New Years Day.
County Attorney Richard J. Graham. who has served in that position for the past 11 years, has expressed an interest in staying on and will certainly get due consideration, Mr. Tabolt said. The intent of the incoming Legislature, including six newcomers, has been to solicit interest in the post rather than just reappointing Mr. Graham for a two-year term, as has been done recently with other department heads whose terms are expiring, he said.
Mr. Graham initially was appointed county attorney in 2003, when it was a part-time job. County lawmakers switched the post to full time in 2007.
Mr. Tabolt, who has served as acting manager since the April 30 retirement of David H. Pendergast, said he has no specific timetable for choosing top candidates for both jobs.
Were going to do due diligence, he said.
County human resources officials initially will go through the applications and compile a list of the most qualified candidates for both jobs, Mr. Tabolt said.
However, the chairman said, he also plans to allow his fellow legislators to look through the resumes, if they wish, and determine how much involvement they want throughout the selection process.
I hope to establish a schedule for interviews by Tuesday, the day of the Legislatures reorganizational meeting, he said.
County legislators last May received 10 applications for county manager. However, they elected not to appoint from that pool of candidates, instead readvertising and receiving an additional seven applications in June.
Brian J. Wohnsiedler, Harrisville, former executive director of the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District, was selected informally to replace Mr. Pendergast following a series of interviews. Before a formal vote, however, legislators tabled his appointment to further vet the candidate after concerns were raised about his departure from his previous post, where he had been borrowing money against future state grants to continue to pay operating costs. Though no criminal action was found, the former director stepped down in February after the Soil and Water board said it had lost confidence in him.
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CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians acquired utilityman Brent Lillibridge from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for pitcher Jose De La Torre Tuesday.
Lillibridge, who Boston designated for assignment on July 16, went 2-for-16 with five strikeouts in 10 games for the Red Sox this season.
Over 295 career games with the Braves, White Sox and Red Sox, Lillibridge is a .212 hitter with 19 doubles, 16 home runs and 58 RBI.
De La Torre has an 8-1 record with a 2.91 ERA and two saves through 34 appearances -- one start -- for Double-A Akron and Triple-A Columbus this year.
He has yet to appear in the majors.
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will post a full review when I ride it this weekend.
To summarize:
full coil (front and rear, I am not a fan of air but I don't want to get into it), 170mm+ front and 7 inch rear travel
XX1 1 x 11 drivetrain
32 lbs 15 ounces WITH flat pedals on and everything else on (ready to ride)
not sure if I should have gone with wider bars (710mm might be pushing it, my jedi has 780mm and that feels comfortable to me, but lets see i guess).
Figured this was supposed to be an "all mountain bike" not a DH so why build two similar bikes.
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Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum.
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Blake Richards of Blake Richards�s photography has been a Bay Area photographer for over 30 years. He obtained an AA in Photography from DeAnza College where he submitted some of his photos for consideration and was accepted into a one-week course with Ansel Adams at Yosemite. �It was great. It was very intense- every minute you were doing something. We started early in the morning and went to about 11 every night,� he says. Blake says that the most valuable thing he learned from Adams was the ability to see light. �The best thing to be a good photographer is to have a heightened awareness,� says Blake, �A little hair sticking out, the angle of someone�s head- you always have to think. When I�m photographing someone, my mind is...
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However, SHoP wasn't the only firm in an awkward position. In late 2008, FCRC approached EB with a dubious offer it didn't refuse. "Bruce Ratner said, 'I literally want you to take Conseco Field and place it on our site,'" says Stephen J. Duethman, the project manager in Kansas City, Mo., for EB, which, as a result of a merger, operates under AECOM's name.
That strategy was not possible, he adds. But, in 2009, EB did as little as possible to modify its Indianapolis arena so that it would fit into a tight urban site. Then, FCRC and its arena design-build contractor, Hunt Construction Group, developed a guaranteed maximum price.
"[EB] inhaled the Gehry building, rendering it smaller and more compact," says Sanna. "It saved us a lot of money," he adds, declining to be more specific.
The total cost of the facade redesign is $54 million. "We had to make the investment for public reasons," says Sanna.
After SHoP joined, the team regrouped to get the arena finished for a Jay-Z concert on Sept. 28 and the Brooklyn Nets upcoming season. As it turned out, the job was not yet out of the woods.
Last December, the facade fabricator, ASI Ltd., Indianapolis, defaulted financially. Only a third of the job's 564 pre-weathered megapanels were done, none of the 239 halo panels were made and none of the 216 canopy units detailed.
"On Dec. 23, we got a call that ASI's bank had shut the plant and locked the doors," says Gus Yogmour, senior bond claims counsel for ASI's surety, Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.
The surety was committed to picking up the slack. But the geometric complexity and engineering of the curtain wall made that a daunting task. Yogmour says it was the most complex exterior wall he had ever seen.
FCRC and Hunt had required a full- payment performance bond for the original $32.4-million contract. By Jan. 8, the surety had bought out the bank's position and reopened the plant. "We had tried to re-let the contract, but we could not find anyone who could do it in a timely manner," says Yogmour. "There was too great a learning curve."
Instead, the surety hired 190 of ASI's employees, offering incentives to finish the job. Before restarting work, the surety also hired a rust expert to make sure the panels left on the line during the shutdown were properly treated. The surety also retained Fasano Acchione & Associates LLC to manage the job.
To help make up lost time, the surety leased a second, more sophisticated cutting machine. On May 5, the team completed all the enclosure units. The halo and canopy are set to be done next month.
To date, there is no claim from Hunt. "It's a good story," says Yogmour.
Over the summer of 2009, SHoP exported 20 examples of the rain-screen wall's form iterations to TT, using the project's 3D model. "The ability to execute the complex design quickly is a result of using technology embraced previously by all team members," says Thomas Z. Scarangello, TT's chairman and CEO.
"In a very short time, SHoP was able to figure out the building," adds Scarangello. With building information models (BIMs), "we were looking into each other's heads in a deep way, very quickly."
That's in part because SHoP also is committed to virtual design and construction (VDC) tools. "From the very beginning, we understood the power of technology to manage complexity," says Mallie.
In 2007, aiming to better control its designs, SHoP formed SHoP Construction Services. Mallie also is the managing director of the spin-off, which offers construction management and VDC services.


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Yes, he was just newly diagnosed, so we are still in the "finding everything out" phase of things. I always made basmati, or jasmine. My rice cooker broke during a brown rice experiment. I now need to go up to the local Asian hypermarket they have here and find the red and black rices. How does the cooking of red and black differ from the long grain whites or even brown?
Like brown rices they are whole grain unhulled rices. So you have to cook them longer just like brown rices.


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i never really understood wnating to talk while eating. i know people all over the earth do this and seem to enjoy it, but when i am eating i am eating - when i am talking i am talking, i have done both at the time many times but my mom yelled at me for it and my wife does not like it either. she says it looks bad. i think it looks like someone eating food.
Some of the best meals in our lives are not comprised of great food but of great company.
my kids are fine with it though... ;D


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Roster News: Hilliard to IR, Jets sign WR Rucker
Brian Costello reports via Twitter that the Jets have signed wide receiver Marcus Rucker and placed Lex Hilliard on injured reserve.
Rucker is an undrafted rookie who signed with the Bears in April but was released earlier this month. He is 6-3 and posted some sparkling numbers at Memphis' pro day before the draft, including a 4.42 forty time and a 37.5 inch vertical leap. He did not get any playing time with the Bears so far in preseason.
Bent, TheJetsBlog.comRucker has likely been brought in because the Jets were a man down at the receiver position with Titus Ryan having left the team earlier this week. It's probably too late for him to crack the rotation, which appears to be rounding into shape, but he has intriguing measurables, so could represent a good long term project.
Hilliard going onto IR is no surprise. That happens automatically whenever a player suffers a season ending injury.


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The edible petals of herbal roses make delicious conserves and are used in salads and desserts. Herbal roses prefer full sun and most of the herbal roses flower only once a year, but abundantly over a month.
photograph sourced from Wikipedia
Old roses are very tough and need not be pruned. If you wish to prune them for shaping, do so immediately after flowering ceases as they flower on ripe wood. Harvest herbal roses when they have just opened, on sunny mornings as soon as the dew has dried. To dry, spread the flowers on flyscreen covered frames out of direct sunlight.
The single-flowered varieties of Rugosa rose with their abundant, repeat flowering habit, and tolerance of cold and seaside locations, bear clusters of plum sized hips that are excellent for use in syrups and teas. Harvest the hips when fully coloured and dry in the same way as the flowers.
photograph sourced from Wikipedia
Crystallize rose petals for use in decorations. Ras el hanout and my own masala contain rose petals.
information sourced from The Complete Book of Herbs
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- ·one year ago – in my kitchen: November 2011
- ·two years ago – crayfish pasta with brandy


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Ruben Brown Gone
That was kind of a surprise to me, but the least of the Bears' worries. On Thursday, the Bears announced that starting guard Ruben Brown was placed on injured reserve with a nagging shoulder injury.
In their statement, the Bears announced that they hope Brown will "come back stronger than ever next year." But he won't be coming back to the Bears. He signed a one-year deal for this season, but the 13-year veteran won't be back with the Bears next season.
This is OK. Sooner or later this season, we would have had to start seeing some younger players, especially on the offensive line. Brown's replacement is Terrence Metcalf, who has started 14 games in his career. Metcalf signed a long-term contract in 2005, so he was Brown's replacement next year, anyway. Better to get the future started now.


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CARTAGENA, Colombia
This is a story of two unlikely allies, the wealthy executive/mother and the prostitute/drug smuggler, who rescued each other.
The setting is equally improbable and hopeful. A decade ago, Colombia was torn apart by civil war and narco-trafficking. One of Colombia's problems was an enormous gap between rich and poor, and elites who dealt with poverty by building higher walls around their compounds and topping them with barbed wire.
Yet, against all odds, that ethos has begun to change — with lessons for the U.S. and the rest of the world. Colombia itself is stabilizing and rebounding, so that, astonishingly, an increasingly popular destination for tourism is Cartagena, which, with its Old Spanish walls and cobblestone streets, is one of the loveliest cities in the Americas.
Colombia still has enormous problems, of course, for civil war has morphed into horrific gang violence in the slums. On one of my visits to a slum, residents said that if I tried to walk around the block, I would never make it back alive. The progress is, shall we say, impressive but still incomplete.
In Colombia, one of the successful ones was Catalina Escobar. She was rich, beautiful and U.S.-educated, and ran an international trading company. She had a lovely family, including an adorable 17-month-old son, Juan Felipe.
Then, one day in 2000, Escobar received a shattering phone call: Juan Felipe had tumbled over a balcony railing and plunged eight floors to his death.
Escobar spiraled into grief, compounded by something she couldn't get out of her head. Just a few days earlier, as a volunteer at a hospital, Escobar had encountered a teenage mother who had lost a baby because she couldn't afford a medicine costing $30.
"I had that in my pocket," Escobar thought, and she was crushed by the realization that in poor neighborhoods, the death of a child was a common event. Escobar ultimately channeled her grief and empathy by starting the Juan Felipe G?ez Escobar Foundation to memorialize her son and help teen moms in Cartagena break the cycle of poverty.


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Allentown Hospital Sets Up Mobile Tents To Handle Influx Of Flu Cases
Luis Puentes, Director of Emergency Preparedness at Lehigh Valley... News PhotoAllentown - Pennsylvania,Campus,Full Length,Handle,Healthcare And Medicine,Horizontal,Hospital,Label,USAPhotographer Jessica KourkounisCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesALLENTOWN, PA - JANUARY 11: Luis Puentes, Director of Emergency Preparedness at Lehigh Valley Health Network's main hospital campus, applies a decal to a mobile tent set up to handle the recent influx of flu cases January 11, 2013 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The health department has designated influenza as widespread throughout 41 states, with more than 11,000 laboratory-confirmed cases since flu season began in mid-December. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)


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Glory of the Icecrown Raider (10 player)
Complete the 10-player raid achievements listed below.
RewardsYou will receive:
|Reins of the Bloodbathed Frostbrood Vanquisher
|Quick Facts
|Heroic: Storming the Citadel (10 player)
|Heroic: The Crimson Hall (10 player)
|Boned (10 player)
|I'm on a Boat (10 player)
|Dances with Oozes (10 player)
|Nausea, Heartburn, Indigestion... (10 player)
|Once Bitten, Twice Shy (10 player)
|All You Can Eat (10 player)
|Heroic: The Plagueworks (10 player)
|Heroic: The Frostwing Halls (10 player)
|Full House (10 player)
|I've Gone and Made a Mess (10 player)
|Flu Shot Shortage (10 player)
|The Orb Whisperer (10 player)
|Portal Jockey (10 player)
|Been Waiting a Long Time for This (10 player)
|Reins of the Bloodbathed Frostbrood Vanquisher
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Super-DMZ Rx 2.0
by Mike Arnold
As many of our previous customers know, Super DMZ was an enormously successful product, containing two of the most popular and effective designer steroids ever produced. This time around IML has gone one step further and brought to market an even more potent product bearing a similar name, known as Super-DMZ Rx 2.0. Super-DMZ Rx 2.0 contains two designer drugs, which are commonly known as Dimethazine and Methylstenbolone.
Users of the original product may be familiar with Dimethazine, as it was one of the two primary compounds responsible for bringing about the dramatic effects Super DMZ was known for. The 2nd molecule included in this potent duo of designer drugs is known as Methylstenbolone. While being less well known, it surpasses Dimethazine in muscle-building capacity, making it the dominant mass & strength compound in this stack.
So, how did Super-DMZ Rx 2.0 come to be and what makes the newest version of the DMZ line so special? Well, with the impending ban of SD soon before us, it made sense to come up with a suitable alternative before SD was pulled off the shelf. We didn't want to be left with our pants down, so to speak, so we set about looking for SD's replacement while we still had time. We knew there would be more than few people sad to see SD go…and with good reason, as SD was the most potent designer to hit the market since the banning of M1T in 2004. However, SD's popularity was attributable to more than just its mass-building potential. Specifically, it was known for stimulating "quality" increases in muscular size, not just wet bulk characteristic of so many other mass-building steroids today. In searching for SD's replacement, we knew we had to set our sights high. We needed a compound that was not only capable of performing at the same level as SD, but one which could potentially outperform it in terms of muscle growth, while still offering the same high quality gains SD was prized for.
No doubt, this was a tall order and one which not too long ago, would've been difficult to fill. Fortunately, due the re-emergence of Methylstenbolone, which was first synthesized decades ago in an American laboratory, we knew we had found our player. Let's take a closer look at some of Methylstenbolone's defining characteristics, in order to familiarize ourselves with what is destined to become the next great OTC designer.
In 1966 M-Sten (short for Methylstenbolone) was researched by Searle Laboratories, along with several other compounds; several of which have become well known in the OTC designer steroid world. Some of the steroids included in this research were Desoxymethyltestosterone (Pheraplex), Methyl-1-Testosterone (M1T), and 17a-methyl-1-androstenediol (M1-Alpha). At the conclusion of this research, the results were compared against several other well known steroids, all of which are still regularly used today. The results of this comparison were shocking, with the researchers commenting that "Even the least active compound in Table 6 (see below) possessed a higher relative myotropic (muscle-building) potency than had previously been obtained with several clinically interesting compounds, which have been studied under identical conditions, such as Oxymetholone (Anadrol), Oxandrolone (Anavar), Stanozolol (Winstrol), and Methandrostenolone (Dianabol)."
Even a novice in the world of steroids understands that Anadrol and Dianabol are considered "strong" steroids. In fact, Anadrol was long believed by many to be the most potent oral steroid in the world when it came to adding overall muscle mass. For every single steroid studied in Table 6 (below) to be considered more myotropic than Anadrol (aside from methyltestosterone), we are indeed looking at a powerful class of compounds.
As you can see by the chart above, M-Sten (highlighted in red) is over 2/3rd as myotropic as the insanely powerful M1T, per mg. In comparison, Superdrol's anabolic rating is about 400, making M-Sten over 1/3rd more potent than SD. While a drug's anabolic rating doesn't always directly correlate with its ability to induce size & strength gains (think Anavar), if we use other drugs in this class as a guidepost for what kind of results to expect relative to their myotropic rating, M-Sten can be expected to deliver great gains in size & strength. Fortunately, we do not have to guess when it comes to this steroid's muscle building potential, as real-world results provide us with clear answers. In terms of lean tissue, M-Sten ranks right up there at the top of the heap, likely providing greater gains per mg than not only every other OTC designer currently on the market, but also every prescription steroid which is available through a pharmaceutical company.
Structurally, M-Sten is an amalgamation between SD & M1T, sharing significant characteristics of both. However, in terms of visual results, M-Sten will more closely resemble Superdrol, providing the user with a hard, dense, and dry appearance to his muscularity. When it comes to strength enhancement, M-Sten will perform impressively, rivaling steroids such as Superdrol and Anadrol. Certainly, this is a drug strength athletes will be able to put to good use. In accordance with other DHT derivatives, M-Sten also lacks the ability to aromatize to any degree, nor is it capable of 5a-reduction.
Like all methylated steroids, M-Sten will exhibit some degree of liver toxicity, but when used responsibly, this should remain a non-issue. When discussing hair loss, it should be remembered that the likelihood of experiencing this side effect is largely based on the individual's genetic predisposition. Still, M-Sten does not seem to be particularly prone to causing this side effect, being much less likely than Testosterone or Trenbolone to initiate hair loss. Overall, the uses for which this steroid finds itself suitable are numerous. It can be used effectively in off-seasons BB'rs, pre-contest competitors, or strength athletes all with good effect.
The 2nd anabolic agent in this stack, Dimethazine, is no slouch in the muscle growth department itself. In fact, according to the university research shown below, Dimethazine was shown to deliver greater muscle-building results than Winstrol, Testosterone propionate, Methyltestosterone, and even Anadrol, on a mg to mg basis.
Biological activity of Dimethazine in the protein-anabolic field.
Matscher, R.; Lupo, C.; De, P. Ruggieri. Lab. Ric. Ormonoter. Richter, Milan, Bollettino – Societa Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale (1962), 38 988-90. CODEN: BSIBAC ISSN: 0037-8771. Journal language unavailable. CAN 58:34623 AN 1963:34623 CAPLUS
"Dimethazine (I), 2,17-dimethyl-5-androstan-17-ol-3,3′-azine, was compared to methyltestosterone, oxymethalone, androstanazole and testosterone propionate in its protein-anabolic activity. The tests were made on castrated rats with a single hypodermic injection of 250 , on young male and female rats with increasing daily oral doses from 100 to 1000 for 30 days, and on adult male rats with daily oral doses of 1000 for 25 days. It was shown that I did not interfere with the growth of young animals; that adult rats treated with I gained, on an av., 20 g. more in wt. than the controls; and that I had a greater myotropic effect on castrates than the other steroids, and induced a higher N retention than methyltestosterone in adult males."
Most people are not aware of just how strong this compound is, but most people understand that when a steroid surpasses Anadrol in terms of growth potential, we are dealing with one bad-ass drug…and Dimethazine is no exception. In terms of both structure and effect, Dimethazine is amazingly similar to SD. Technically, Dimethazine is simply two SD molecules held together by an azine bond. Once the compound is ingested, the bond is severed, liberating free SD and releasing it into the bloodstream to interact with the androgen receptor. This makes Dimethazine a non-aromatizing, non-progestagenic, methylated oral steroid, which exhibits a reduced degree of liver toxicity in comparison to SD.
Super-DMZ Rx 2.0 should not be underestimated nor should dosing recommendations be exceeded. With the arrival of Super-DMZ Rx 2.0, IronMagLabs has brought to market the highest dosed version of Methylstenbolone yet. As usual, IML doesn't cut corners by offering under-dosed products designed only to spare profits, which occurs so frequently with other companies. This formulation will provide a full 10 mg of Methylstenbolone and 10 mg of Dimethazine per cap! To put this in perspective, the next-closest competitor doses their Methylstenbolone product at only 4 mg per cap and contains no additional compounds. For the 1st time, consumers will be provided with the opportunity to take full advantage of Methylstenbolone since its release onto the marketplace. Just like with the original Super DMZ, 1-2 caps per day is all that is required in order to witness extreme changes in one's physique and strength levels. If you liked Super DMZ, you will love Super-DMZ Rx 2.0!
With most oral AAS, the best mass & strength builders are almost always accompanied by varying degrees of water retention and/or significant androgenic side effects. When it comes to Super-DMZ Rx 2.0, not only does it provide superior growth potential and rival or surpass the best strength builders on the market (legal or otherwise), but it does so while making you drier, harder, denser, and more vascular at the same time. In addition, it is less likely to cause oily skin, acne, hair loss, or other androgenic side effects when comparing it to steroids of similar potency.
With Super-DMZ Rx 2.0, visually stunning results combine with massive strength increases to make it the most impressive product on the market. After using just a single bottle, we are confident you will agree wholeheartedly. Not one to be outperformed, IML went above and beyond in the formulation of this product because we understand that our customers want and deserve only the best.


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Xerox ColorQube 8570DN - Printer - color - Duplex - solid ink - Legal - up to 40 ppm (mono) / up to 40 ppm (color) - capacity: 625 sheets - USB, Gigabit LANItem#: YYS1-2781016 | Model#: 8570/DN
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The ColorQube 8570 solid ink printer helps you create documents with rich, vibrant color on all media, including recycled paper. And for those moments when you want to adjust the color after seeing your print, you can use Xerox's Color by Words technology to tweak the colors on the spot.
There's no reason to sacrifice efficiency for good looks. With the ColorQube 8570's fast output, you'll be picking up your pages by the time you can walk to the printer. And with print speeds up to 40 pages per minute for color or black and white, you'll be able to print last minute and still make the meeting on time.
Xerox thinks printers should last, and the ColorQube 8570's high monthly duty cycle means you'll have a reliable color printer for many years to come. This printer is built for a greener tomorrow. The ColorQube 8570DN is Energy Star certified.
Printer Type: Workgroup printer - solid ink - color
Print Speed: Up to 40 ppm - B/W ¦ Up to 40 ppm - color
Built-in Devices: Status LCD
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Interface: USB, Gigabit LAN
Image Enhancement Technology: FinePoint 2400
Automatic Duplexing: Yes
PostScript Support: Standard
First Print Out Time B/W: 5 sec
First Print Out Time Color: 5 sec
Language Simulation: PCL 5C, PostScript 3, PDF
Color Management Features: PANTONE Digital Color
Media Handling: 100-sheet multipurpose tray, 525-sheet input tray
Processor: 1 GHz
RAM Installed ( Max ): 512 MB / 2 GB (max)
Technology / Form Factor: DDR2 SDRAM
Slots Qty: 2
Empty Slots: 1
Media Handling
Media Type: Transparencies, greeting cards, labels, plain paper, glossy paper, coated paper, photo paper, business cards, index cards, heavy-weight paper, cards, bond paper, recycled paper, cover paper, tri-fold brochure
Min Media Size (Custom): 3 in x 5 in
Max Media Size (Custom): 8.5 in x 14 in
Media Sizes: Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
Media Weight: 60 g/m2 - 220 g/m2
Total Media Capacity: 625 sheets
Media Feeder(s): 1 x autoload - 100 sheets - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in) weight: 60 g/m2 - 220 g/m2 ¦ 1 x autoload - 525 sheets - Legal (8.5 in x 14 in) weight: 60 g/m2 - 220 g/m2
Max Media Capacity: 2200 sheets
Output Trays Capacity: 350 sheets
Duty Cycle
Monthly Duty Cycle (max): 85000 pages
Recommended Monthly Volume: 8000 pages
Networking: Print server - internal
Data Link Protocol: Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet
Network / Transport Protocol: TCP/IP, SMTP, BOOTP, DHCP, RARP, Bonjour
Remote Management Protocol: SNMP 1, SNMP 2, SNMP 3, HTTPS
Security Protocols & Features: SSL, IPsec, 802.1x
Expansion / Connectivity
Connections: 1 x USB - 4 pin USB Type B ¦ 1 x Gigabit LAN - RJ-45
Consumables Included: 1 x solid ink ( black ) - up to 3000 pages ISO/IEC 24711 ¦ 1 x solid ink ( cyan ) - up to 3000 pages ISO/IEC 24711 ¦ 1 x solid ink ( magenta ) - up to 3000 pages ISO/IEC 24711 ¦ 1 x solid ink ( yellow ) - up to 3000 pages ISO/IEC 24711
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Voltage Required: AC 120/230 V
Frequency Required: 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption Operational: 252 Watt
Power Consumption Stand by / Sleep: 104 Watt
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Software Included: Drivers & Utilities
OS Required: Linux, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, HP-UX 11i, SunSoft Solaris 9, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, SunSoft Solaris 10, Microsoft Windows 7, HP-UX 11, Microsoft Windows Vista, Apple MacOS X 10.5 or later, Microsoft Windows Server 2008
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ENERGY STAR: Yes
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Service & Support: 1 year warranty
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Environmental Parameters
Min Operating Temperature: 50 °F
Max Operating Temperature: 89.6 °F
Humidity Range Operating: 10 - 80% (non-condensing)
Sound Emission (Idle): 24 dB
Sound Emission (Operating): 59 dB
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Depth: 20.5 in
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