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YIELD: Makes 8 to 10 side-dish servings
ACTIVE TIME: 20 min
TOTAL TIME: 3 1/2 hr (includes cooling)
- 2 lb sweet potatoes (2 or 3 large)
- 7 large egg yolks
- 3 tablespoons packed light brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 cups whole milk
- 5 to 7 tablespoons turbinado sugar such as Sugar in the Raw
- Special equipment: a shallow 2 1/2-qt flameproof baking dish such as a 12-inch quiche dish (1 3/4 inches deep); a small blowtorch
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 400°F.
Pierce potatoes all over with a fork. Bake in a foil-lined shallow baking pan until tender, about 1 hour. Remove from oven and reduce oven temperature to 300°F.
When sweet potatoes are cool enough to handle, peel them. Cut warm potatoes into 2-inch pieces and purée in a food processor until smooth.
Whisk together yolks, brown sugar, lemon juice, nutmeg, and salt in a large bowl until sugar is dissolved. Whisk in sweet-potato purée until combined, then gently stir in milk until combined. Pour mixture into baking dish and bake until custard is just set, about 1 hour. Cool in dish on a rack 1 hour (custard will continue to set as it cools).
Just before serving, gently sprinkle enough turbinado sugar over custard to cover evenly (top of custard may be very soft), then move blowtorch flame evenly back and forth just above sugar until sugar is caramelized, about 3 minutes. Let stand until topping is hardened, 3 to 5 minutes.
Cooks' notes:
Sweet potatoes can be baked 3 days ahead and chilled, wrapped in foil.
Sweet-potato custard can be baked (but not topped with sugar) 1 day ahead and cooled completely, then chilled, uncovered (do not cover or condensation will occur). Gently blot any moisture from surface with paper towels, then warm, uncovered, in a 350°F oven 20 to 30 minutes (test center with a wooden pick for warmth) before sprinkling with turbinado sugar.

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PGPdisks and Mac Spotlight did not work (known-issue)
Hello all,
I use a MacBook Pro with Mac OS X 10.8.1 and PGP Desktop Enterprise 10.2.1 Build 4940.
I did not use whole disk encryption (I'm not a suicide), but rather PGPdisks (so hopefully I'm right in this forum).
Creating and mounting works fine with these virtual disks. The problem is, I cannot configure Spotlight to index this virtual disk.
Spotlight reconize that this virtual disk is a kind of extra partition. I try use the following command to enable spotlight:
mdutil -i on /Users/xxx/Documents/Daten/01-Archiv
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@ryder - PGP Desktop 10.2.1 MP3 is not compatible with Mac OS X 10.8 yet. Symantec plans to address Mac OS X 10.8 support in a future maintenance pack. It will be PGP Desktop 10.2.1 MP4. Please keep an eye out for this update, you can also subscribe to product alerts to be notified when this update is available.
In the top right corner of that page you will see a link that says Subscribe: Email. Click that link and you can be setup to be notified as soon as the next release of PGP Desktop is available.
I am asking you to wait till this update is out because we are addressing 4 or 5 bugs that I see related specifically to Virtual Disk on Mac OS X 10.8.
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Sorry, i just did some searching on old bugs. This is verified as a known issue. It's a limitation with our software. if this is a feature that you need I would recommend creating a new idea submission on our website here:
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I am very sorry that it came to this (getting the runaround) that was certainly not my intention. I wish that I would have found that old bug report prior to my post about the update. But, understandably so, we did fix several issues with Virtual Disks not mounting or showing up in Finder, etc on Mac OS X in recent MP's.
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Yingli experiences first quarter declines, but remains positive20. May 2011 | Industry & Suppliers, Markets & Trends | By: Becky Stuart
Despite posting sequential declines in both its photovoltaic module shipments and financial results, Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited remains confident that it can meet its full year shipment guidance. It adds that Europe remains a key market.
The Chinese photovoltaic module manufacturer experienced a "sudden demand slowdown" in Europe, primarily due to the Italian market uncertainty and bad weather seen in Germany last winter. As such, its module shipments saw a decline of "a low teen percentage" in the first quarter of this year from the fourth quarter of 2010.
Despite this, the company remains confident that it can ship between 1.7 to 1.75 gigawatts of modules throughout the whole of 2011. If achieved, this would represent an increase of between 60.1 and 64.8 percent compared to fiscal year 2010.
In terms of its net revenues, Yingli reaped RMB 3,453 million (US$527.3 million) in the first quarter of 2011. This represents a 40.9 percent increase from RMB 2,449.9 million in the first quarter of 2010, but a decline from the fourth quarter, which saw RMB 4,066.2 million.
Net income notably decreased in the first quarter of this year, from RMB 522 million in the fourth quarter of 2010 to RMB 368.3 million (US$56.2 million). However, in comparison to the first quarter of 2010, the company increased its net incomes by 93 percent from RMB 190.9 million.
Gross profit, meanwhile, dropped from RMB 1,337.7 million in the fourth quarter of 2010 to RMB 943.7 million (US$144.1 million) in the first quarter of 2011. However, it represents an increase of 15.7 percent from the first quarter of 2010, which reaped RMB 815.4 million.
On the other hand, overall gross margin decreased from 33.3 and 32.9 percent in the first and fourth quarters of last year respectively to hit 27.3 percent in the first quarter of this year. In a statement, the company said that the sequential decrease was primarily due to the increase of outsourced cell production and polysilicon spot price, as well as a slight decrease in average selling price.
Operating expenses also fell, from RMB 394.3 million in the fourth quarter of last year to hit RMB 375.5 million (US$57.3 million) in the first quarter of 2011. However, they rose from the first quarter of 2010 (RMB 279.5 million).
Commenting on the declines, Liansheng Miao, chairman and CEO of Yingli said: "Although solar policy changes in certain European countries have caused short term market fluctuations, in the long term, we continue to view Europe as one of our most important markets."
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Seeing Structure in Expressions HSA-SSE.A.1
1. Interpret expressions that represent a quantity in terms of its context.
The only way that could be more general is if it said, "Do things to things in terms of other things." Luckily, we have just a smidgeon more to work with.
At its core, this standard wants students to start thinking of math as a language, not a pile of numbers. Just like any other language, math can help us communicate thoughts and ideas with each other, but students need to know the basics before they can really understand it.
Your students probably already have some idea of what an expression is in a general sense. Start from this point. At its simplest, an expression is a thought or idea communicated by language. In the same way, a mathematical expression can be considered a mathematical thought or idea communicated by the language of mathematics.
Emphasize that mathematics is a language, just as English, French, German, and Pig Latin are languages. Students should use the ocabulary-vay of athematics-may correctly to become fluent in it. After all, the best way to learn a new language is to immerse yourself in it.


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AMP Music Minute: Bruno Mars Says Song Writing Is Hard, Lil Wayne Going On Tour, Will.i.am. Shuts Down Fergie Rumor
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Bruno Mars Says Song Writing Is Hard
Locked out of songwriting?
Bruno Mars thinks writing a hit song is "so hard to do. Might be one of the hardest things to ever
do." Wait a second…it seems like he pretty much has it down! Do you agree?
Lil Wayne Going On Tour
Weezy's shaking off the haters by touring!
Despite his recent health trouble, Lil Wayne says he's still going on tour this summer!
Look out for the L.A. date!!
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ART ALLIANCE: THE PROVOCATEURS, Chicago, July 31—August 4, 2014Juxtapoz // Monday, July 21, 2014
For the last 20 years, Juxtapoz Art and Culture Magazine has stood for the outsiders, to create a place and dialogue for artists who stood outside of the museum programming of the time but were creating substantial and amazing work that needed its own historical context. We have been lucky in our 20th year to celebrate special events in NYC and San Francisco, but we are even luckier to get a chance to celebrate with our July 2014 cover artist, Shepard Fairey, as he curates a major public art and exhibition, "Art Alliance: The Provocateurs" in Chicago during Lollapolooza, July 31—August 4, 2014.
Clare Rojas @ Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld, NYCJuxtapoz // Thursday, November 21, 2013
A quite nice example of an artist who has worked in abstraction for a few years now with minimal figurative elements going fully into abstract expressionist work with great results. Currently showing at Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld in NYC is this untitled solo exhibition of 24 new paintings by Clare Rojas. As the gallery notes, "It is Rojas's first showing in New York since her hiatus from painting and this reintroduction reveals her evolution into the visual language of abstract expression."
Clare Rojas @ Nicolai Wallner, CopenhagenJuxtapoz // Thursday, April 11, 2013
Our friend Henrik Haven stopped by the new Clare Rojas exhibition at Galleri Nicolai Wallner in Copenhagen this past weekend. As we have seen in a past exhibition at PRISM in Los Angeles, the San Francisco-based artist has moved away from her more figurative folk works into more abstract, minimalist explorations in color and shape.
In L.A.: Clare Rojas "Pith" @ Prism GalleryJuxtapoz // Tuesday, October 23, 2012
This past weekend Clare Rojas' latest exhibition opened up at Prism gallery in Los Angeles. Entitled Pith, this body of paintings signals a further exploration for Rojas, in respect to both subject and materiality. In this exhibition, we observe the artist's concentration on abstract space and the blurring between architectural dimensionality and geometric flatness. Photos and more after the jump…
Opening: Clare Rojas "Pith" @ PRISM, LAJuxtapoz // Friday, October 19, 2012
Tonight, Ocotber 19 at PRISM Gallery in Los Angeles, San Francisco-based Clare Rojas will be opening her second solo presentation at the gallery. Entitled Pith, this body of paintings signals a further exploration for Rojas, in respect to both subject and materiality. In this exhibition, we observe the artist's concentration on abstract space and the blurring between architectural dimensionality and geometric flatness.
Clare Rojas at PRISM Gallery next weekJuxtapoz // Sunday, February 20, 2011
San Francisco-based artist Clare Rojas is debuting her newest work at Prism Gallery in Los Angeles next Saturday, February 26th. The exhibition is titled Inside Bleak, and Rojas will be displaying what she calls "domestic abstract interiors." More information about the opening after the jump...
Just Opened—Geoff Chadsey at Electric WorksJuxtapoz // Saturday, January 08, 2011
San Francisco's Electric Works just opened a new show with Geoff Chadsey titled shift, return. We don't know about you, but a little androgyny and male nudity never hurt anyone. More after jump . . .
Stolen Art: Barry McGee & Clare RojasJuxtapoz // Monday, June 30, 2008
We hate thieves, especially when it's amazing art they're taking. Two pieces of art by Barry McGee and Clare Rojas were recently stolen from San Francisco's Pressure exhibit at the RVCA store on Haight Street. To make matters worse, both pieces are from permanent, private collections with a great deal of sentimental value to the artists. Lame. Thanks to our friend at sketchypad.com for the info.


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Visit the Higher Education Gateway
Readership: Primary: Hotel Management courses, Secondary: Professionals
R. Singaravelavan, Head, Food and Beverage Services Department, SNR Sons College, Coimbatore
R Singaravelavan is Head of the Food and Beverage Services Department at SNR Sons College, Coimbatore. He is currently the chairman for Board of Studies for Counter Services & Hotel Management, Calicut University and a member of Board of Studies for Tourism and Hospitality Management, Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore. The author has worked with a number of renowned hotels such as Hotel Taj Mahal Intercontinental, Mumbai and Saj Holiday Resort, Mahabaleshwar.
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Nearly 800 Oahu homes and businesses were without power for a large chunk of the day Saturday.
Hawaiian Electric said customers were without power in Pupukea after tree trimmers reportedly knocked down power lines while cutting coconut tree branches. That happened around 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Twistytown, Shaw's Closeups In Nature is a couple of chapters of A. A. Blaker's Field Photography with the good teaching removed and padding, poor explanations, and errors added. I have both books. Do you?
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I've got a big bike trip coming up and I have two Ortlieb panniers. I gutted the organizational insert because it weighed a lot.If I wanted to pack two or three simple drawstring stuff sacks to keep my cooking gear, first aid, and tent repair stuff organized instead of having it slosh around in the Ortlieb, what are my lightest options?Is Cuben Fiber the lightest, and if so, is there a cheaper alternative that comes close? Is there a very durable mesh stuff sack that gets the weight down there?These are purely organizational, they don't need to be water resistant at all. However, since they're gonna have things like a metal pot in them, they shouldn't be too flimsy.
Edited by mdilthey on 07/15/2013 15:00:19 MDT.
"Is Cuben Fiber the lightest, and if so, is there a cheaper alternative that comes close? Is there a very durable mesh stuff sack that gets the weight down there?"I have Cuben Fiber stuff sacks. They are very lightweight, but very pricey. I made a bunch out of M50 nylon (thru-hiker) and they turned out well. Almost as lightweight but a lot cheaper, especially if you can sew. I made a bunch out of mosquito net, and they turned out OK since they are fairly transparent for finding things inside. I made a bunch out of some lightweight mesh, and they are OK, but not terribly strong. The mesh was free to me, so I had no excuse not to use it.You might even try some flimsy plastic shopping bags. The price is right. Plus, you might find them in different colors for color-coding.--B.G.--
A stuff sack uses so little fabric, doesn't make that much difference is you use super light fabric.If you're talking about a tent, then Cuben can save a lot of weight because it uses so much fabric.
Good point, Jerry.
If you only need one stuff sack, then it probably doesn't make much difference.However, we might be talking about six or eight big sacks, and the tiny difference will add up.--B.G.--
I'm talking about... well, let's see.Currently I have two mesh bags for my sleeping bag and insulated jacket, just to keep them from going all over.I'll need one for first aid and repairOne for cooking stuffOne for clothingAnd I already have a big one for bear bagging. So, three in addition to the three i'm using. I might decide to replace all 6.Sea to Summit has No-see-Um mesh bags, anything lighter than these?I figure there must be someone who got curious and ran the numbers and found a "best" option. Normally I'd forgo stuff sacks but I know it's gonna make a big difference in how fast I move through camp, and on the bike I won't notice ounces like this (but if I'm buying them anyways, no reason not to get the lightest.)
Some stuff sacks cry for maximum waterproofness, and I'm thinking of the sleeping bag, down jacket, etc. Other stuff sacks cry for maximum durability, and I'm thinking of the ones holding metal gear like stoves and cook pots. Other stuff sacks cry for maximum transparency, and I'm thinking of the so-called ditty bag that holds lots of small items. For a big bear bagging food bag, I would recommend something that is very durable and also dark in color. Now, often a sleeping bag stuff sack is used for bear bagging, so you get two uses out of one item. It is unlikely that you need both at the same time.Little tiny stuff sacks probably don't make a lot of sense. I'm talking about the size of your hand or smaller. A Ziploc bag is good enough there.--B.G.--
It's hard to be Ziplocks for your ditty bag, FAK, etc. I'm not sure how old mine are but they are still going strong so I suspect that they'd be fine for your bike trip. Something Bob mentioned in another thread which is worth repeating here is using a head net as one of your stuff sacks.
I've done the head net stuff sack. Another one is I sewed up a UL daypack out of M50 or M90 that weighs 1.4 oz., and it doubles as a food stuff sack.--B.G.--
>> Ziplocks for your ditty bag, FAK, etc <<That depends on how badly you want to keep things dry. I use Ziplocks for some things but after seeing what "falling in" did to my Ziplock first aid kit (melted pills and wet bandages), I now use mini-dry bags for the important stuff. YMMV
Oven roasting bags. Light, cheap, and tough. Great for clothing and sleeping bags. Too big for repair and FAK.
Edited by bj.clark on 07/15/2013 17:12:30 MDT.
I agree with Mike: Don't count on zip locks keeping things dry. They will keep things drier, for a while. But pills need more protection such as small nalgene screw-tops. And for electronics near salt water - I only use roll-down-the-top dry bags or gasketed hard cases. The zip locks reduce a dunking to a few drops of water, but a few drops of salt water will kill most phones and some cameras. GPSs and VHF radios rated as submersible and intended for a marine environment do okay, but the instructions still recommended rinsing in fresh water upon your return.
I am even more concerned about keeping my camera gear dry, and I carry about nine or ten pounds of it. A standard flimsy plastic shopping bag encloses the camera, and then that goes inside an all-weather zippered camera bag. This gets tested periodically in stream crossings, and it works. However, I move pretty fast through the stream.--B.G.--
Ok, great info here. -I will use my headnet as a stuff sack for my coat. Perfect. I love this forum.-I use Aloksaks for things like lighters, charging cables, and first aid supplies. These small items should be relatively waterproof in there. However, I want a small stuff sack for all the Aloksaks to prevent them from scraping on an errant buckle and ripping. Now, I am carrying an expensive DSLR. However, I am not doing any stream crossings. So, the Ziplok Bag inside a camera case inside a hydration pack will probably do.HOWEVER!Relevant to this "Probably" is that I am using Ortlieb back Rollers, which are practically dry sacks. Camera can always go in there.But, would you trust this system? Or buy one more dry sack?So, here's the final setup:Sleeping bag Sack (Mesh)Food Sack (Keeping these separate because I want to keep food in it all the time for organization).Headnet for insulated jacket1 super lightweight silnylon drybag for first aid/repair/cables1 super lightweight silnylon drybag for Thermarest (forgot to mention this one)1 ultra-sil drybag (whichever is the heavier Sea to Summit) for pot, water filter, and lidThoughts?
Edited by mdilthey on 07/15/2013 17:34:13 MDT.
"Thoughts?"You're overthinking this.--B.G.--
I legitimately need advice from other photographers on whether the protection I've got is enough for a weather-sealed DSLR. :/
Max, we can't see your stuff, so we have no way to tell what you have going.Instead, why don't _you_ test your own stuff? Load it up and spray it down with a garden hose. If you see more than about one drop of water, then back off and try something else.--B.G.--
Why not use a Nylobarrier pack liner bag as your first step in water protection and throw all your stuff sacks in that. They're cheap, light, transparent, and waterproof.I wouldn't be concerned with the camera gear. Put it in a Ziplock and then in the Nylobarrier bring some desiccant packs if you're that worried. This is what I bring camping, while I haven't been hit by a lot of rain at one time, It's held up fine. If you stash away the camera too far, you wont take pictures.
I agree with the Nylobarrier. Bob, I just can't get behind testing the waterproofness of a camera bag by spraying my $2000 camera with a hose. I'd rather ask on the forums... If you don't have the free time to answer, someone else likely will. I feel like i'm bugging you.
Make a dummy camera. Or borrow a friends.
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Austin A110/120 - 125/135
Austin A110 Sherline
Austin A125 Sheerline
Design of the Sheerline began in 1942, Leonard Lord wanted a traditional British look, the vehicle was amined at giving a luxurious car in the vogue of a Rolls-Royce or Bentley with vertical grille, large and impressive headlights; distinctive knife-edge styling with separate but flowing wings and traditionally mounted side lights. The interior also needed to give a feel of opulence with walnut veneer, leather upholstery and luxury carpets.
Wooden Mock-Up
This all came to fruition in 1947 when the Austin A110 Sheerline was annoounced. But only 12 were actually made when a decision was made to increase the engine size from 3460 cc to 3993 The model which was produced at Longbridge remained in production till 1954. It could also be purchased in chassis form as a Hearse or Ambulance. The year before 1946 Vanden Plas a coach building company who were based in Kingsbury London had been bought by the Austin Motor Company. So when the Sheerline was launched as a A125 the Vandan Plas version was called the Austin A135 Princess Mk I using the same chassis and running gear as the Sheerline it had a streamline body with the headlamps blending into the wings.
Model (A110)
Date when launched 1947
Total produced 12
3,460cc Power RAC rating 26.9hp.
Length 15ft 11.5ins Width 6ft 1ins Height 5ft 7ins
Wheelbase 9ft 11.3ins Track front 4ft 10ins rear 5ft 0ins
Price ex Works Aug 1947 £1277
Austin A125 Ambulance
Model A125 Sheerline
Date when launched 1947 Discontinued in 1954
Total produced 11,605 including chassis for use with other bodies
Engine 3995cc 130bhp at 3,700 rpm Max torque 150 lbs/ft at 2,000 rpm
Length 15ft 11.5ins Width 6ft 1ins Height 5ft 7ins
Wheelbase 9ft 11.3ins Track front 4ft 10ins rear 5ft 0ins
Price ex Works September 1948 £1277 Suitcases £21
Colours in 1948 for A125 & A135 . . Metallic Grey with Grey upholstery.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portland Grey with Beige upholstery.
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In 1950 the Austin A135 Princess Mk II was announced and was available as a saloon on the normal chassis with a limousine on a long wheelbase chassis. The Mk III version arrived in 1953 and had a more flowing radiator grill.
Sheerline in Olympia, Washington, USA
1952 Austin Sheerline New Zealand
Sheerline Replacement
Leonard Lord decided that in early 1950s Austin should look at a replacement for the Sheerline. So to try and keep the cost down as you can see it used the doors from the Somerset-Hereford, along with other components. I'm sure that if this replacement had been given the go ahead, sales of the Sheerline would have dried up.
Instead Vanden Plas were ask to design an all new body to replace the ageing Sheerline using the long wheelbase chassis. It was unveiled at the Earls Court motor show later that year, and became known as the Austin Princess 4-Litre. In 1956 the Mk IV was announced, but in August 1957 the Austin name was dropped and it became known as the Princess 4-Litre. Not long after it was once again renamed the Vanden Plas 4-litre which continued in production until 1959.
A135 Princess MkIII
Model A135 Princess MkII, MkIII, MkIV versions
Date when launched 1950 Discontinued in 1959
Total produced MkII 760 MkIII 350 MkIV 200 SWB
Total production for all versions of the Princess including Chassis only was 3,515
Engine 3995 cc 130bhp at 3,700rpm Max torque 212lbs/ft at 2,200 rpm
Length 16ft 4.5ins Width 6ft 2.5ins Height 5ft 6ins
Wheelbase 9ft 11.3ins Track front 4ft 10ins rear 5ft 0 ins
Price ex Works
Nov 1953 Mk III £2,183
Feb 1957 MkIV LWB Saloon £3,376
Austin 135 Princess long-wheelbase Limo
Princess MkIV 4-litre LWB
Date when launched 1952 Discontinued in 1968
Total produced see above on SWB
Engine 3995 cc 120 bhp at 4,000 rpm Max torque 185 lbs/ft at 2,000 rpm
Length 17ft 11ins Width 6ft 2.5ins Height 5ft 10ins
Wheelbase 11ft 0ins Track front 4ft 10.5ins rear 5ft 2.5ins
Touring Limousine Auto gearbox
Price ex Works Feb 1957 £3,541incl £1181 Purchase Tax
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Have you ever taken a flamenco class? Me neither. Though I'm guessing the difference between you and I is that I have to be performing flamenco-inspired movement on a Broadway stage in a few weeks. The mere thought of that is enough for me to need a Bromo-Seltzer. See, I'm a cast member in Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, a new musical based on the 1988 hit film by Pedro Almodóvar, directed by Tony Award-winner Bart Sher, with music by David Yazbek, book by Jeffrey Lane, and choreography by Christopher Gattelli. This production is Broadway's version of old MGM, with "more stars than are in the heavens." It stars Sherie Rene Scott, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Laura Benanti, Justin Guarini, Danny Burstein, De'Adre Aziza, Mary Beth Peil, and Patti LuPone. Patti f---ing LuPone, people!
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Active time: 45 min Start to finish: 2 1/4 hr
YIELD: Makes 6 hors d'oeuvre servings
- 4 teaspoons Chinese fermented black beans*
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped peeled fresh ginger
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 2 Lapsang souchong tea bags
- 2 1/2 cups boiling water
- 2 racks of baby back ribs (about 2 lb total), cut into ribs
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup medium-dry Sherry
- 4 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
Rinse beans and soak in warm water to cover, changing water once halfway through soaking, 30 minutes total. Drain beans and finely chop, then stir together with garlic, ginger, and onion in a small bowl.
Pour boiling water over tea bags and brew 5 minutes (discard bags).
Pat ribs dry and heat oil in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking, then brown ribs in 2 batches, turning over, about 5 minutes per batch. Transfer to a bowl as browned.
Pour off all but 1 tablespoon oil from skillet and reduce heat to moderate. Add black bean mixture and stir-fry 1 minute. Stir in tea, soy sauce, Sherry, vinegar, and syrup, scraping up any brown bits from bottom of skillet. Add ribs to sauce and simmer, covered, stirring occasionally, until meat is tender, about 1 hour. Remove lid and boil, stirring, until almost all of sauce is evaporated and ribs are well glazed, 10 to 15 minutes.
*Available at Asian markets.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories435
- Carbohydrates5 g (2%)
- Fat32 g (49%)
- Protein30 g (61%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (46%)
- Sodium865 mg (36%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat5 g
- Fiber0 g (2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat15 g
- Cholesterol104 mg (35%)


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Vineyard Golf Club
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|18 total holes at facility
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Mount Ida vs. Western Connecticut
March 26, 2011
|Matt Savage
|(2, 2)
|Niko Yacuzzi
|(1, 2)
|Paul Battipaglia
|(1, 0)
|Cody Collard
|(1, 0)
|Ian Saunders
|(1, 0)
|Nick Maurais
|(0, 1)
|James Mcallister
|25 (0.781)
|Current Record
|Mount Ida
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|Mike Schoen
|(2, 1)
|Sean Macey
|(3, 0)
|Raul Bourgeois
|(0, 1)
|Phil Seperack
|(1, 0)
|Ryan Gillis
|(1, 0)
|John Miller
|(0, 1)
|Tyler Martone
|9 (0.600)
|Current Record
|Western Connecticut
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|The Game Story:
|Saturday, March 26, 2011 (Newton, Massachusetts) – In the final minute of regulation, Western Connecticut State University junior Sean Macey (New Fairfield, CT/New Fairfield) fired in the go-ahead and eventual game winning goal handing Mount Ida College men's lacrosse their third consecutive non-conference loss of the season falling 7-6 Saturday afternoon in the 2011 home opener for the Mustangs.
Mount Ida, who held the lead for most of the contest, falls to an overall record of 1-6 heading into their first Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) next week against hosting Emerson College with game time slated for 6:00 p.m. The Colonials improve to 5-3 snatching their third win in a row and will start conference play in the Little East against Plymouth State University a week from today.
Macey, who tallied three scores in the contest, go the ball rolling for the visitors notching an unassisted goal in the opening two minutes of the game for the 1-0 lead.
The Mustangs followed suit four minutes after scoring two goals, from junior transfer Cody Collard (North Haven, CT/North Haven) and senior Matt Savage (Peabody, MA/Peabody) ,to take the 2-1 advantage with just under eight minutes remaining in the first quarter with sophomore Nick Yacuzzi (Worcester, MA/St. John's-Shrewsbury) assisting both scores.
The Colonials would even the game up 2:49 into the second quarter on an unassisted score from visiting junior Mike Schoen (Tolland, CT/Tolland) knotting the scoreboard at 2-2.
A minute and a half later, Western Connecticut junior Ryan Gillis (Norwich, CT/Norwich Free Academy) would be booked for a two minute unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, locking in a two minute major for the Mustangs.
Mount Ida capitalized huge scoring three unanswered man-up goals in a span of two minutes starting with a score from junior Ian Saunders (Glens Falls, NY/Glens Falls) dished from Savage making it 3-2 Mount Ida. Junior Paul Battapaglia (Clinton, CT/Morgan) converted next on an unassisted score giving the Mustangs a two goal advantage (4-2). Yacuzzi notched the third snipering the top corner on another Savage assist for the 5-2 lead with fewer than 10 minutes to go before the halftime break.
The visitors converted two goals before the midway point starting with Gillis's first tally of the contest on an assist from Schoen making it 5-3 in favor of the hosts. West Conn sophomore Phil Seperack (Monroe, CT/Masuk) got in on the scoring tallying his only goal of the contest from sophomore John Miller (Seattle, WA/South Kent (CT)) cutting the Mount Ida lead down to one (5-4) heading into halftime.
The Colonials owned the third quarter scoring the only two goals of the frame starting with an unassisted tally from Schoen for his second score of the day tying the game for the first time since the beginning of the second quarter (5-5).
West Conn followed by taking their first lead since the game's first goal on Macey's second score of the contest from junior Raul Bourgeois (New Milford, CT/Trinity-Pawling) up 6-5 with over 10 minutes to go in the third quarter.
Mount Ida tied the game back up with 12 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter on Savage's second goal of the game from sophomore Nick Maurias (Peabody, MA/Peabody) deadlocked at 6-6.
The Mustangs had a chance with under two minutes to go when the game was locked at 6-6 to take the lead on the final possession but a huge turnover behind the net gave West Conn the ball and would ultimately end the game on Macey's third goal with 52 seconds to go. The Colonials would run out the clock and take home a nail biting 7-6 non-conference victory.
The visitors led the game in most of the major statistical categories picking up 20 more groundballs than the hosts (53-33) and outshooting the Mustangs 49-27. The visitors also led in face-offs going 10-15 for the day with Colonial face-off specialist Eric Small (Glastonbury, CT/Glastonbury) going 9-14 in the circle.
Mount Ida netminder Jimmy McAllister (Smithfield, RI/LaSalle Academy) was unconscious making some unbelievable saves from point blank range notching an impressive and career high 25 saves for the day keeping the Mustangs in the contest the whole way through. West Conn goaltender junior Tyler Martone (Cheshire, CT/Cheshire) was also impressive for the Colonials denying nine Mount Ida shots.


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ounty high schools received national recognition Friday by making the U.S. News and World Report list of "America's Best High Schools," ranking among the top 10 percent of schools in the nation. Big Sandy School and Goodrich High School both earned bronze medals by performing better than statistically expected compared with the state average and by performing better than average among the school's least advantaged students. The methodology used in ranking schools for the report follows the principles that a great high school must provide a quality education for all students, not just the college bound, and that it is doing so across the board for all students across a range of subjects and performance indicators. Data for 21,069 public high schools in 48 states was used in the three-step process that ranked schools as gold, silver, bronze or honorable mention. In order to receive a gold or silver medal the school must offer Advanced Placement (AP) classes or International Baccalaureate (IB) classes, neither of which Goodrich or Big Sandy schools offer.
The fi rst step looked at the statistical performance in reading and math of the students as compared to the average student in the state. The percentage of economically disadvantaged students performing above the state average was then factored in. The second step determined if the least advantaged students (black, Hispanic and low income) were above the state average in math and reading profi ciency. The fi nal step, which judged schools nationally based on college-readiness performance, considered AP and/or IB test data. Of those 21,000 plus schools analyzed, only 9.2 percent were selected – the top 100 for gold, the next 504 for silver, 1,321 for bronze and 17 for honorable mention. Because there is no application process and the study is compiled from state reports, neither Big Sandy nor Goodrich school offi cials realized they had made the list until word trickled down to them. Guylene Robertson, superintendent for G.I.S.D., said a school employee had seen a staff member from a Houston district talking about the report on the television news and had looked to see which schools were on the list and spotted Goodrich High School among those honored. "This honor is representative of the hard work of our students, teachers and staff. It's really wonderful. We're on the list because of how well the student body works together – all students," Robertson said. "One of the things we've tried to impress is that all students are gifted – everyone.
We've worked hard on improving scores but that's just one small part in a student's education. In a small district you have such close relationships between students and faculty and administrators and that support network and community of encouragement is what propels our students to succeed," Robertson said. Big Sandy Superintendent Kenneth Graham was attending a basketball tournament Friday afternoon when a Polk County Enterprise reporter told him of the school's bronze medal recognition. While not aware of the school's award, Graham was not surprised about their achievements with disadvantaged students. "We have a very strong special education program. Everyone works very close together, the teachers, students and parents. The kids work extra time before and after school to be able to pass their tests and they score very well. I am very proud of all our teachers and kids, they all work hard."
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posted at 8/25/2012 2:04 PM EDTIMO the Sox decline can be traced back to the end of the Epstein years. Theo got lazy and when problems arose he just threw money at problems, regardless their fit on the team. Why trade for Agon with Rizzo a much cheaper option waiting in the wings, why Crawford who didn't make any sense on so many levels, Lackey etc. Let's hope that whoever is in charge builds a team, and doesn't sign the next FA just because they can. Teams win championships.


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A small Montecito college, ravaged by fire in November, was evacuated today because of the Jesusita Fire, one day before graduation, school officials said.
Several hundred students were at Westmont College, 995 La Paz Road, when it was evacuated this morning, said Paul Morgan, an economics professor at the Christian college. About 1,200 students normally attend Westmont, but few were on campus because the semester had ended.
Because of the evacuation, college officials moved a planned baccalaureate ceremony from the school's gym to La Playa Stadium at Santa Barbara City College, where the commencement ceremony was already scheduled.
The baccalaureate ceremony is a year-end religious service. The event is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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V and Off The Map were great shows. I just hate network television.
Am I the only one wondering why Damon doesn't just rip Klaus's heart out? This is the first episode of the season that I have actually enjoyed. I saw the Katherine trick coming, and I was totally okay with that. But I really wish Klaus had died and Michael had lived. Thank God Elena is finally willing to let Stefan go. I was so tired of her fighting for a lost cause.
So in mid-November they stop showing new episodes for 2 months? How stupid is that?
We are not seriously wanting historical accuracy in a TV show about Vampires are we? I mean the first premise being Vampires pretty much throws all reality out the window. Vickie said it best, "In a town full of Vampires, Witches and Werewolves who is going to notice?"
Anna and Jeremy were together for like 2 minutes, and the whole time Anna was planning on using Jeremy's blood to feed her mother. AND had another guy in the hotel room helping with the plan! OMG let her go already! AliceGranger, that is why we didn't like Anna. Think Season one Episode 14 "Fool Me Once."
I totally lost interest after 15 minutes. Too many weird ghosts randomly showing up. As if last weeks episode wasn't enough. I will try again when my Amazon VOD episode comes in. But if it doesn't get better soon I may cancel my TV Pass. Sorry. I can watch the first two seasons over and over, but these last two episodes were stupid.
Elliie, thank god someone else remembered Elena died so the Salvatore house is open to any vampire again. Tyler must have some control over the house, because he is who invited Katherine in the day of the wake for his father. Maybe he invited Rebekah in?
The writers need to hurry up the Senior year, because the underage drinking is CRAZY! Of course they would all leave town for college then.
And they need to give up on the ghosts. Too over the top, or confusing, or simply seen As a way to bring back good characters. (Should have thought about that before you killed them) IMHO.
So Tyler should be able to turn at will, or not turn right? But since he isn't an original, he should need a daylight ring, correct? Maybe if his blood won't cure werewolf bites, they could trade pints of Elena's for Pints of Klaus's.
So the good news is Tyler doesn't have to turn anymore. As for the rest, WOW.
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The base may not need to be moved for many years, but the procedure already has been tested successfully. The base was built next to Halley V to provide workers with accommodations during construction and then, after completion, towed about 10 miles to its new home. Halley VI's design life is 20 years, but its mobility and modular design could keep it in service 40 years or more, says Caroline Lewis, BAS logistics coordinator.
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Upon completion in February 2013, the contractor had performed 250,000 worker hours without a recordable incident. "The implications of having an accident [in Antarctica] are far more serious than they would be elsewhere," Hammerton says. The spotless record was attained through meticulous planning, managing risks and fostering a spirit of teamwork and camaraderie among the workers, he adds. Workers were schooled on unusual hazards, such as snow blindness and whiteout conditions.


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Marco Belinelli made a wonderful first impression. Both with his attitude AND his playing abilities. Belinelli left Italy early on Thursday morning, making a nearly 20-hour journey that included two stopovers before finally landing in Las Vegas at 4:45 p.m. Less than three hours later, Belinelli was in the gym at Durango High School and ready to play at the Warriors' Thursday evening practice session.
Several of the coaches told Marco to take it easy if he was too tired to participate. His reply to each was the same: "I'm OK. I'm a Warrior now," he said while pointing to the WARRIORS printed across the front of his No. 18 practice jersey.
Marco Belinelli showed no ill effects from a transcontinental flight during Thursday's practice.
Belinelli is in the NBA now, and he was not going to let a transcontinental journey keep him out of his first practice … even it was in the summer league.
Once on the court, Belinelli made several plays that had the staff on hand, including Don Nelson and Mitch Richmond, smiling.
As reported, he can shoot. Belinelli has a knack for flying off screens and releasing his jump shot with lightning quickness. As reported, he is athletic. On a couple of occasions, he stepped in the passing lane to deflect a pass and take it down for a dunk and even finished one with an impressive leaning left-hander.
What has not been so widely reported is his passing ability. Marco made several needle-threading passes to teammates for layups. He also showed that he could drive deep into the lane and kick a no-look pass back out to the top of the key for a wide-open three-pointer.
It was only one practice, and it was only in a high school gym in Las Vegas, but Belinelli showed that he can play. He made a great first impression.
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From what I hear, he is more of an opportunistic defender. Probably not going to be a shut down type defender but he has good anticipation skills and hands which is pretty much how we play D anyway.
I think he will get burned some time, but will create many steals. He has pretty good size and really seems to be more athletic than a lot of Euro's so I think he can at least be adequate.
One of the things I like that are being said about him in several scouting reports is that he has an EXTREMELY quick release. He does not need much space at all to get his shot off
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Two weeks ago I got a peek, brief but profound, at the intimate workings of Harvard University at the heart of its generative core, University Hall. Like most of my experiences at Harvard, this one began with a rejection. Over the past few years I have acquired the habit of submitting essays to the Bowdoin Prize Essay Contest for Undergraduates. I no longer do it because I have any serious hope of winning: It has just become a habit, maybe even an addiction.
On April 6 at 4:54 p.m. when I rushed from Gnomon Copy to University Hall to submit the required evidence of my intellectual inferiority--five copies of my essay--that will eventually be used to dismiss me from consideration, I could hardly have expected what came to pass. I charged up the steps of University Hall in my characteristic race against time to meet the 5 p.m. deadline. A man and woman halted my advance.
"University Hall is closed," they said.
"Living wage rally. They're not letting any students into the building."
I was dumbfounded. I had spent the last 12 hours fine-tuning an essay for a contest that now, it seemed, I wasn't going to be allowed to enter. This must have been the fastest rejection from the Bowdoin Prize Essay Contest in its history. I didn't see any demonstrators.
"What living wage rally?" I asked.
They pointed across Harvard Yard to a crowd of subdued students carrying posters and placards, quietly clustered around President Neil L. Rudenstine's office in Massachusetts Hall. All of a sudden I saw the logic. They thought that I was a spy sent from across the Yard to infiltrate the University's administrative headquarters and carry some hapless administrator down the stairs in a commemoration of the "Harvard riots" of 1969.
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2011: An Impressive Year Of Weather Extremes
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The National Climatic Data Center recently issued their annual report for 2011 and developed this fantastic graphic off all the weather highlights across the Untied States last year.
For the United States as a whole, 2011 was the 23rd warmest year on record.
Texas had its second warmest year on record, with an annual temperature anomaly of 2.2 degrees F (1.2 degrees C), just shy of the annual record of 2.5 degrees F (1.4 degrees C) set in 1921.
The year 2011 was also the driest year on record for Texas, when 14.99 inches (381 mm) of precipitation was observed across the state. Chief Meteorologist Larry Mowry reported more on this Wednesday.


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When someone hears "good news" from a law enforcement officer, they usually think of being told that they don't have jury duty or they aren't receiving a citation. However, there is a group of officers with the Avery County Sheriff's Office that have a different slant on good news.
They are called "The Peacemakers" and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ through their music. Comprised of Sgt. Rick Wise, Deputy Detective Natalie Cook, Deputy SRO, Bob Johnson, retired Banner Elk Police Chief Jay Hefner, musicians Jim Horney, Chris Goforth and Rev. Donnie Thomas, this group travels to many churches and other locations where they sing and play gospel music. Officer Bob Johnson says "we are all Christians and our main focus is promoting the name of our Lord Jesus Christ". Although they enforce the law on a regular basis, there is a different side to these officers where their faith in God is most important and is placed first and foremost in their lives. The officers at the Avery County Sheriff's office are also led by example, as Sheriff Frye regularly professes his faith in God. It is comforting to know that there are men and women in our local law enforcement who have this type of faith and belief. If you would like to have this group of officers at your church or meeting, feel free to contact them.
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Volume 16, No. 18 - June 28, 2010
WEST HARTFORD, Connecticut, U.S.A. – Students in eight countries on four continents captured awards in Youth Journalism International's first worldwide journalism contest.
"We had a wealth of really good entries from many different students and schools. Picking the best proved much harder than we ever dreamed," said Steve Collins, president of the board for YJI.
Earning top honors as the Student Journalist of the Year was Megan Mizuta of Boise, Idaho, whose stellar work for The Borah Senator showed off her courage, her nose for news and her range of talent.
"Megan is the epitome of student journalism: she is honest, communicates clearly, constantly experiments with journalistic forms, assists the staff with copy editing, vehemently practices journalism ethics and provides leadership," wrote Michelle Harmon, her adviser at Borah High School.
Katie Jordan, a YJI editor, said Mizuta "impressed us with the scope of her writing. She's just as capable of writing hard news stories about budget cuts and student-teacher affairs as she is of writing opinion or sports stories."
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Of all the beaches, in all the world, Guy Harvey chose the award winning St. Pete Beach for his first Outpost resort in the USA. With sugar, white sand and tempting blue-green water, St. Pete Beach was ranked the No. 1 beach destination in the United States, and No. 5 beach destination in the world, by TripAdvisor's 2012 Travelers' Choice Award.
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TLC's popular series BREAKING AMISH follows four Amish young men and women and one Mennonite as they leave their respective communities to experience New York and all that it has to offer. As they go through a series of firsts and get serious about careers, romance, and the possibility of a life away from everything and everyone they've ever known for good, they experience a number of highs and lows throughout their telling journey.
They now have the chance to set the record straight about their past and confront one another about what really happened in New York (from Rebecca facing Kate and Sabrina about finding her dentures to what really happened with the infamous witchcraft confrontation) during a two-part reunion special, airing Sunday, November 11th at 10 PM (ET/PT) directly following the finale episode, and Sunday, November 18th at 10 PM (ET/PT).
Throughout the two-part reunion – hosted by NBC's Michelle Beadle - Jeremiah, Kate, Abe, Rebecca, and Sabrina speak candidly about their experience in New York and address all of the swirling rumors and allegations. From drunken fights and hook ups, to whether any of them have been married, have kids, or have been arrested, it's a raw discussion revealing intimate details about their lives and relationships.
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BREAKING AMISH premiere episodes have been averaging 3.0M P2+ viewers to-date.
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New portmgr member: Florent Thoumie
March 26, 2008 by erwin · Leave a Comment
Portmgr is pleased to announce that Florent Thoumie has accepted the challenge of being a portmgr member. Florent has been with the project for a long time and is one of our most active committers. Amongst other things, he was one of the people that worked on the complete overhaul of the X11 infrastructure with the Xorg 7.2 upgrade.
He will join the other portmgr members on integrating infrastructure patches and quality assurance in addition to other portmgr tasks.
Wish him luck!
New committer: Felippe de Meirelles Motta
March 5, 2008 by erwin · Leave a Comment
It happened again. After sending more than 250 PRs, it was not to be avoided and my former mentee Gabor stepped up, together with araujo as co-mentor, to punish Felippe de Meirelles Motta (AKA lippe) with a ports commit bit. Keep up the good work, all three of you!


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20th Annual Mac Computer Expo takes place Sept 18
updated 08:10 am EDT, Fri September 3, 2004
20th Mac Computer Expo
The North Coast Mac Users Group is holding its at the Santa Rosa Junior College Campus in Santa Rosa, CA. The event runs from 9:30 a.m. through 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 18th in the Cafeteria/Student Lounge. It is open to the public and there is no charge for entrance (however, parking on campus is $3). For Mac and Windows users, the expo features guest speakers and workshops on applications such as Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. Dozens of vendors will be present, including 4D, Inc., Adobe, Apple, Avondale Media, Circus Ponies, CompUSA, MicroMat, SoftRAID, Wacom, and more.