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The war college held its commencement ceremony Friday in Newport, Rhode Island. The graduating class includes 279 members of the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Army, Coast Guard as well as civilian government employees, and 94 international naval officers from 56 countries.
Navy Adm. John M. Richardson, director of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, addressed the graduates.
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Biltmore's third annual flower carpet covers more than a fourth of an acre and took over a year to plan.
This year's inspiration for the tapestry came from Mr. George Vanderbilt's stained glass window collection, which was created in the 1880s by artist and interior designer John La Farge. Each year, Travis Murray leads the Biltmore gardening crew, who use over 100,000 plants to create this garden art.
For Biltmore's first flower carpet, the team used plants of a certain height to create an even flow. The next year saw a diversity of heights and textures to pop specific elements in the design. Using this concept, this year the team used varying textures and heights to replicate the three-dimensional elements of La Farge's windows.
The carpet's color palette mimics the jewel-tones of the windows in glowing shades of red, orange, blue, yellow and gray. Travis' execution of the flower carpet captures the sparkling qualities known as a hallmark of La Farge's work.
The windows that inspired the floral masterpiece are also on display in Biltmore's newest guest venue, Antler Hill Village.
The public can enjoy the flower carpet during day visits, or purchase a ticket for Flower Carpet Evenings now until September 12th. During the evenings, we can watch the sun setting over the tapestry, while enjoying live jazz. Picnic options, wine, beer and other beverages are all available for purchase. Get information on visiting Biltmore.

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The 15th annual Perfect Game Pre-Draft Showcase will be held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Monday, May 16. The event is one of the first ever held by Perfect Game and was created to give players more exposure before the draft, but it has since expanded to include players from all over the country and encompasses college and junior college players as well as high school prospects. The Monday date ensures that numerous scouting directors and cross checkers are able to attend. The most famous Pre-Draft alumni is Boston Red Sox All-Star OF Carl Crawford but there have been at least a dozen future big leaguers at the event over the years and 22 2010 participants were drafted in June.
Perfect Game is an organization that defined an industry and remains baseball's most respected scouting report service. Perfect Game provides showcases, tournaments, online video, national rankings, player profiles, scouting reports and college and professional opportunities to the nation's top prospects and their families. Where talent goes, professional scouts and top college recruiters are sure to follow, and Perfect Game can offer the best in baseball increased exposure, insight and professionalism to propel them through their baseball careers.
Perfect Game:
• Reports to all 30 Major League scouting departments
• Reports to over 1,500 college baseball programs
• Ranks players nationally, by state, and by position
• Runs the most organized events nationwide
• Works with Skillshow, which films all players during showcase workouts and all pitchers during games for BaseballWebTV.com
• Requires players to use wooden bats only (except for BCS tournaments)
• Has selected every Perfect Game All-American (Formerly Aflac All-American)
Showcase participants will receive:
• A comprehensive scouting evaluation by Perfect Game, which will be posted online at www.PerfectGame.org
• An opportunity to compete with and against the nation's top high school and amateur prospects
• Exposure to over 1,500 colleges and scouts from all 30 Major League teams
• A player profile on www.PerfectGame.org
• A jersey and a New Era 59FIFTY fitted cap
• Video clips posted on player profile
Roy Clark: "Jerry (Ford) and his staff do an outstanding job. We feel that they put on, and it's not even close, the best showcases and tournaments of anybody. They're so well organized. Jerry has tremendous knowledge of scouting. They have a lot of former professional and college baseball people in their organization.
"Since they put on the best showcases and tournaments, naturally they're going to get the best players. We are pretty much a high-school oriented organization, so where the best players go, we will be there. We have sometimes up to 10 or 11 scouts covering Perfect Game events. It gives athletes the chance to compete at the highest level of their age group, in a team or showcase format, in some of the best facilities in front of both colleges and scouts. "They're (Perfect Game) the best, and the top colleges and the highest level scouts know it."
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Perfect Game set a new record for the tenth consecutive year following the 2011 MLB draft. Of the 1,530 players selected, 1,323 had attended a Perfect Game event, and 294 of the first 331 picks were Perfect Game alumni. Many of these alumni had participated in multiple Perfect Game tournaments, showcases and/or leagues.
In the past ten years, 9,073 Perfect Game participants have been chosen in the MLB First-Year Player Draft. However, these figures do not account for the many Latin American free agents who participate in Perfect Game showcases and tournaments and then sign with Major League clubs. One can only imagine how many Perfect Game alumni will ultimately reach their dream of playing Major League Baseball down the road.
Perfect Game does not take any credit for the numerous outstanding players selected in the draft or the many more who go on to play college baseball. Perfect Game simply provides talented players a means to be identified and evaluated closely while competing with and against the best worldwide. Perfect Game identifies players, provides an opinion, and then lets Major League scouts and college coaches form their own.
MLB scouts and college coaches make the most important decisions, and luckily, they follow what we do very closely - not only in person, but online as well.
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• 52 of first 60 players drafted had attended a Perfect Game event
• 85 percent of all players drafted in 2011 were Perfect Game alumni
• 294 of the 331 players picked in the first 10 rounds had participated in either a PG showcase or tournament
By the numbers
Number of PG alumni taken in draft each year
2002: 364
2003: 409
2004: 533
2005: 823
2006: 952
2007: 1,048
2008: 1,164
2009: 1,191
2010: 1,266
2011: 1,323
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NY Election Mix-Up: "Osama" On the Ballot
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NY Election Mix-Up: "Osama" on the Ballot Who is running for president? In an upstate New York county, hundreds of voters have been sent absentee ballots in which they could vote for "Barack Osama." The absentee ballots sent to voters in Rensselaer County identified the two presidential candidates as "Barack Osama" and "John McCain." In the United States, the best-known person named Osama is Osama bin Laden, leader of the al Qaeda terrorist group.0 Comments
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UnDave35 7 years
The only way it could be a typo was if the person was distracted by a conversation, and somehow saw misread Obama as Osama. I also agree that that situation is somewhat unlikely.
snowbunny11 7 years
Delia- exactly. Of all the 26 letters of the alphabet, and of the 11 letters in Obama's name, seriously what are the odds that the "b" in his last name would accidentally get replaced by an "s" and further, that no one would proofread a presidential voting ballot? It's not a huge conspiracy, but it was intentional, there is no way to argue logically that this was unintentional or a typo!
Jude-C 7 years
I'd think the most common typo would be Ocama or Ovama, now that you mention it. "S" isn't even close to the "B"; you don't even use the same finger to type it.
delia 7 years
I am FAR from a conspiracy nut, but there's a mile of difference between mistyping something in your day-to-day life and mistyping something on a presidential ballot. I'm a print designer, and believe me - everything should be checked over incredibly carefully before going to print. And really...what are the odds that an "honest" mistake would result in "Osama?"
True-Song 7 years
This sounds like a joke, I can't believe it's real. So, I guess we should just print some ballots with "John McLadin" and we'll be square.
zeze 7 years
If this is a mistake then is is quite a coincidence. I think it was on purpose, not to sway voters or any big conspiracy, but it was partly done as a bad joke and partly as just something anti-Obama.
Mykie7 7 years
I don't know how they're "done". Team, we need a post editor please! LOL
Mykie7 7 years
I don't know how it could happen on 1 of every 13, but I'm GUESSING that it's because different people are typing/printing them up and one person typed their list in incorrectly. I don't know how they're so that's a totally UNeducated guess.
CYL 7 years
Yes I think its Jenna?
kastarte2 7 years
Yes! that was hilarious! The blond girl right?
CYL 7 years
lol this reminds me of the 30 rock episode when one of the characters went on Hardball and called for the killing of Obama and voting Osama Bin laden into office
kastarte2 7 years
This is a very discouragin thing to read. How could it have only happened on one of every 13 ballots? :?
Jude-C 7 years
*shakes head* *facepalm*
bastylefilegirl 7 years
Mistake or not I'm surprised it took this long to happen.
lorenashley 7 years
*shocked* yeah right :oy:
dreamsugar 7 years
It's not a conspiracy - just pure hatred.
CaterpillarGirl 7 years
My husband name is Caleb...I write and say Cable all the time.
girlA 7 years
They won't be able to vote twice because don't they have voter names on them?
Mykie7 7 years
I have too. Names like Julie I sometimes write Julia instead. Or, because of the industry I'm in, every time I try to type ship I end up with shipper (I just did it writing this! LOL)
CaterpillarGirl 7 years
I tend to think stuff like this is a mistake. otherwise you wander into being a conspiracy nut.
stephley 7 years
How often have you see a presidential ballot with one candidate's name spelled incorrectly? They're usually checked pretty carefully - a misspelling could lead to a serious challenge. How odd is it that THAT spelling mistake came up? Personally, I'm much more likely to leave the 'c' out of Barack than switch a 'b' out for an 's' in Obama.
Frank-y-Ava 7 years
I've written Barack Osama a few times, I'd like to think this was a mistake.
Mykie7 7 years
There's no way to know if this was intentional or not.
bluesarahlou 7 years
When my name is misspelled (Sara instead of Sarah), I've been known to put a big fat "H" at the end of wherever it was written. I think if I received one of those ballots I'd do the same. I'm passive-aggressive that way.... ;)
dreamsugar 7 years
totally INTENTIONAL!


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Road trip brings wins, good memories for Knoch Softball
The first sports team from Knoch ever to play out of state almost didn't want to come home.
Knoch's softball team opened the season with a tournament in Taylor Mill, Ky., about a five-hour drive from Saxonburg.
While the weather wasn't much warmer there, fields were drier and playable, and teams weren't fighting cabin fever while practicing in gymnasiums.
"We took a 15-passenger van. It wasn't the most comfortable ride, but we all jumped in and had a great time," Knoch coach Tim Knappenberger said. "I don't think there was a boring moment; it's something that really enhanced the high school experience for our girls."
And while Knoch was rounding third in its fifth game, most of the other WPIAL teams were letting out another collective sigh as they glanced at the 10-day forecast.
But Knoch wasn't the only local team to snub the increasingly annoying Western Pennsylvania weather to get a jump-start on the season — and, potentially, gain a competitive advantage over opponents who were back home twiddling their thumbs and making mud pies.
Mars' softball team played four games at ESPN's Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando.
The road trips were more than spring training for local teams, especially since they returned to more drab conditions and to the reality that many WPIAL teams still were 0-0 in the standings.
Play has since picked up, albeit slowly.
At one point last week, Knoch had played more games than any baseball or softball team in the WPIAL.
Advantages were gained by playing early, particularly in terms of strategy and simply getting acquainted with teammates in actual outdoor game situations.
Knoch won four of five games against Kentucky teams while hitting .433 with 57 runs. It reached the championship game of the 16-team tournament.
"This is my fifth year coaching, and that was the best experience we've ever had," Knappenberger said. "I would consider it a perfect trip for everyone involved."
Teams were greeted with much of the same uncertainty when they returned home.
Knoch had three games scheduled for the week it returned but all of them were canceled.
Booster clubs funded the road trips, with most of the costs covered by fundraising.
Knoch chipped away the old-fashioned way with bake sales, raffles, "and we had a Pets with Santa Night and sold candy canes," Knappenberger said. "We're hoping to do this trip every year."
Knappenberger said a parent of one of his players discovered the Kentucky tournament.
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It is mandatory to classify patients as having or not history of cardiopulmonary disease based on the cardiopulmonary response, degree of vascular occlusion, pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), and clinical and echocardiographical data of right ventricular dysfunction (RVD). One should consider those patients with limited cardiopulmonary function because, the incidence of pulmonary is high with rosen levels of mortality and cardiogemic shock. Suspicion of PT requires: ›1 risk factor for deep vein thrombosis; co-morbidities and clinical symptoms and signs; electrocardiographic and radiographic data; and demonstration of hypoxemia and/or thrombosis. In a patient with chronic neumopathy or cardiopathy, clinical data correlates with the degree of obstruction, PHA and RVD: sustained sudden dyspnea, syncope, anterior chest pain, shock or cardiorespiratory arrest. PT should be suspected in a high risk ambulatory or hospitalized patient receiving or not thromboprophylaxis suffering a sudden exacerbation of his pulmonary or cardiovascular disease without a triggering factor. Neither the chest roentgenogram nor the electrocardiogram are useful for the diagnosis. Hypoxemia is not universal and a normal P(A-a)O2 does not excludes the diagnosis. Sensibility of D-dimer test is ›99%. Cardiac troponins and cerebral natriuretic peptide are useful in some specific cases. The transesophagic echocardiogram diagnoses and stratifies a PT. Ventilatory/perfusory gammagraphy is a low-cost, non-invasive test that allows to repeatedly evaluate the lung perfusion. Selective pulmonary angiography is the gold standard test to diagnose PT (sensibility = 98%; specificity = 95-98%). If the PT is large and is centrally located it can be diagnosed by a chest computed tomography scan. Novel techniques such as pulmonary angiotomography are useful for PT diagnosis although they are expensive.


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LAS CRUCES — A state judge heard testimony Monday that ex-Sunland Park Mayor-elect Daniel Salinas had threatened the city's former spokesman in the course of carrying out a lap-dance video blackmail plot.
Some details about other criminal cases, such as alleged bribery involving Salinas, surfaced, as well.
Also, state District Judge Susan Riedel rejected Salinas' request to reduce a $100,000 secured bond in a fraud and kickbacks case — one of four criminal cases pending against the former mayor-elect.
Before issuing the denial, Riedel heard from New Mexico State Police investigator Ricky Herrera, who testified about the parts of his investigation so far.
According to Herrera, former city spokesman Arturo Alba has said he was threatened at one point by Salinas for failing to act quickly enough in digging up unflattering information about Salinas' main challenger in the city's March 6 municipal election. The threat occurred in a Santa Fe hotel room, Herrera said. Herrera didn't specify a date for the Santa Fe incident, but he said Alba was afraid to cross Salinas.
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"He felt threatened enough that his life or his family in Juárez was in danger," said Herrera, from the witness stand.
When questioned by Salinas' attorney, Joshua Spencer of El Paso, Herrera said investigators had talked to "several" witnesses who've "expressed concerns over their safety, as far as speaking with us" because of fear of Salinas.
Spencer asked for names of other witnesses who'd claimed to be fearful, which Herrera said he couldn't provide because he didn't have his notes.
Salinas was in court, but remained shackled and never addressed Riedel.
After the hearing, Spencer questioned information derived from Alba, pointing out that Alba is still a Mexican citizen and faces deportation with any convictions.
"When you have someone facing deportation, they have a good reason to lie —embellish more than what the truth is," Spencer said. "Based on what I've investigated, he's not a credible person."
Herrera, when questioned by Judicial District prosecutor Steven Blankinship, said that Alba had been given a three-week firing notice by Salinas, soon after Salinas took the city's helm as the top elected official.
That happened about a year ago, when former Mayor Martin Resendiz disappeared from the public eye.
Herrera said Alba was never actually fired, though, because Salinas decided to "keep him on board," thanks to Alba's contacts with local media.
Most of the allegations in an ongoing public corruption investigation in Sunland Park took place late in 2011 or in early 2012, in the months leading up to the city's election.
Alba and Resendiz are two of several city officials and defendants accused of plotting an extortion attempt against former mayoral candidate Gerardo Hernandez. Allegations include that Alba coordinated the hiring of former journalist Jose "Pepe" Reyes, who filmed Hernandez with a topless dancer. A Mexican national, aided by Salinas and former City Manager Jaime Aguilera, later threatened Hernandez with the video's release if he didn't drop out of the race, authorities allege.
Prosecutors have argued previously in court —though not with great detail — that Salinas has threatened witnesses in the investigations and cultivated an atmosphere of fear within Sunland Park.
In questioning Herrera on Monday, Spencer re-emphasized that his client is a public official who has no prior criminal history. Spencer noted during the short time Salinas was out of jail on bond, he complied with authorities.
Herrera affirmed that Salinas turned himself in for one of the arrests and didn't resist arrest a third time.
Spencer sought to have the $100,000 secured bond reduced to $10,000, to $15,000 or to $20,000. He contended the high bond is keeping Salinas in jail, which is violating his right to effective legal representation.
Blankinship pointed out that another defendant in the case is accused of hiding, at Salinas' request, potential evidence in advance of a police raid of city offices.
Riedel said, according to evidence so far, Salinas appears to have abused his public office. Plus, she said she was concerned about testimony that Salinas appears to own no property in the United States — something Herrera had testified about.
"He's not losing anything if he flees to another country," she said. "I think there is serious risk Mr. Salinas may flee the jurisdiction."
Spencer said he was disappointed with the decision.
"You have violent criminals who get bonds much lower than this," he said.
Bribery case
Salinas also has been accused of bribing Luis Monarez, who became acting police chief in Sunland Park. Salinas allegedly offered Monarez the job in exchange for pressuring his sister not to run for a city council seat.
On Monday, Herrera said investigators have an audio recording of a Jan. 9 meeting of Salinas, Monarez and his sister during which the deal was cemented with Monarez signing an employment contract. Monarez recorded the incident, which happened at a Village Inn, Herrera said.
Also, investigators have cell phone messages between Monarez and Salinas about the deal.
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Mayoral candidate Ruben Bermudez reported Saturday that someone broke the rear window of his vehicle outside his store, Juvante Formal Wear, on the 700 block of East Landis Avenue. The burglar went through personal belongings but did not appear to take anything, police said.
A man reported he was assaulted Saturday while attending a party at Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church on the 2200 block of West Landis Avenue. The victim said a man with a baseball bat struck him and his vehicle numerous times. The suspect is described as Mexican and was wearing a black cowboy hat and a red-and-blue checkered shirt with some yellow in it.
A shoplifter stole a slice of frozen pie, an eight-pack of doughnuts, a 10-ounce bag of sour cream and onion potato chips, an 11.5-ounce bag of Doritos and a half-gallon of raspberry iced tea, total value $17.95, at 8:56 p.m. Friday at Wawa on the 500 block of North Delsea Drive. The suspect is described as a Hispanic man who is about 20 to 25 years old and between 5 feet 5 and 5 feet 7 inches tall, with brown hair and a bear. He wore a white and red plaid jacket, white shorts, white high-top shoes and black beanie. He possible fled in a four-door silver vehicle, possibly a BMW.
Shawn Fronczek, 42, of Vineland was arrested for driving while intoxicated, after a traffic stop at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday at Delsea and Gallagher drives. Fronczek refused to give breath samples. He also was issued summonses for reckless driving, having an open container of alcohol in his vehicle, failure to maintain lane, and refusal to take a breath test.
Three people were arrested Friday at Econo Lodge on the 900 block of West Landis Avenue. Jonnatan Gonzalez, 23, of South East Boulevard was charged with trespassing. Emmanuel Ayala, 24, of West Elmer Street was charged with obstruction. Luis Gonzalez, 24, of South East Boulevard was charged with disorderly conduct.
Osvaldo Adorno, 39, of West Grape Street was arrested Friday evening after a traffic stop on the 200 block of West Grape Street on a Hammonton Municipal Court contempt warrant.
Nelson Perez, 58, of North East Avenue turned himself in to police Saturday on an outstanding Vineland Municipal Court warrant.
Fourteen 6-by-8-foot sections of fence, 14 4-by4-foot wooden posts and three rolls of chicken wire, total value $582, were reported stolen Saturday on the 400 block of South East Avenue.
The following items were reported stolen in a burglary on the 900 block of East Park Avenue: 60 waffle ice cream bars, 100 lollipops, one box of Jack and Jill cookie sandwiches, a 90-count box of Air heads, a 40-count box of Ring Pops, a generator, a weed cutter and a chainsaw.
A Craftsman belt grinder valued at $100 was reported stolen Saturday from the 200 block of North Orchard Road.
A handheld leaf blower was reported stolen Saturday from the 1000 block of West Park Avenue.
A white Heathen FMX BMX bicycle with black rims and a black seat containing a skull image was reported stolen Friday in the 400 block of Elmer Street.
A pack of cigarettes was reported stolen from a vehicle Friday on the 2200 block of Industrial Way.
John Corsiglia, 52, of Landis Avenue was issued a summons for an improper left turn at Brewster Road and Chestnut Avenue at 5:37 a.m. Wednesday.
A 35-year-old Pittsgrove man told police he was headed east on Weymouth Road, near Marlyn Avenue, at 1:02 p.m. Wednesday when his car began to slide on the snow-covered roadway. His vehicle struck a fence in the 4100 block of Marlyn Avenue. The driver was not injured.
No tickets were issued following a collision at Falcon Way and Raven Court at 3:11 p.m. Wednesday, A 41-year-old Vineland woman told police she was headed north on Falcon Way when she slowed down due to poor visibility and her car windows fogged up. When she slowed down, her vehicle was struck in the back by a 57-year-old Millville driver, who said she tried to stop but her vehicle slipped on the icy road. No injuries were reported.
Dallas Rehm, 21, of Post Road, was headed north on Mays Landing Road when he lost control of his pickup truck in the slushy conditions at 4:47 p.m. Wednesday. His truck slid across the roadway and hit a utility pole near Sherman Avenue. He was ticketed for careless driving. Rehm was not injured.
A 19-year-old Newfield woman reported she was involved in a hit-and-run crash at 4:53 p.m. Wednesday at Main Road and Chestnut Avenue. The woman told police she was stopped on Chestnut Avenue when she was struck from behind. The other driver got out of his vehicle, told her the damage was minor and said hed get a mechanic he knows to fix it. To be safe, the other driver suggested they move their vehicles to the Acme parking lot. The Newfield woman pulled in to the lot, but the other vehicle drove off. The fleeing driver was described as a Hispanic man who is about 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall and 160 pounds. He drove a gray Dodge Durango.
A hit-and-run collision was reported at 5:54 p.m. Wednesday at Peach and Fourth streets. A 34-year-old woman told police she was headed north on Fourth Street when a yellow compact car headed west on Peach Street failed to stop at the stop sign and crashed into her vehicle.
Dujuan Reaves, 26, of Maple Avenue, was cited for careless driving and driving while his license was suspended, following a crash at 6:31 p.m. Thursday at Park and Valley avenues. Reaves told police he was traveling south on Valley and paying attention to a pedestrian on the roadside. He said that once he passed the pedestrian, he looked forward and saw that the vehicle in front of him had stopped, but could not brake in time.
Linda Merritt, 81, of Doris Drive was ticketed for an improper turn, following a collision at 11:49 a.m. Friday at Delsea Drive and Sherman Avenue. Merritt told police she was headed west on Sherman Avenue and making a left turn onto Delsea Drive. She complained of pain to her entire body and was taken to South Jersey Healthcare Regional Medical Center by Millville Rescue Squad. The other driver said her arms, neck and back hurt. She was taken to the hospital by the citys Emergency Medical Service.
Several pieces of equipment with a total value of about $1,500 were reported stolen Wednesday from a shed on the 1500 block of South Delsea Drive.
Jose D. Cruz, 22, of Camden was arrested Sunday on outstanding warrants issued by Vineland and Camden municipal courts, and was held on bail in the county jail.
Wuillis Santiago-Ruiz, 19, of Bridgeton was arrested Sunday on an outstanding Upper Deerfield Municipal Court warrant and held on bail in the county jail.


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Two flights to Boston are listed as canceled at Philadelphia International Airport, Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, in Philadelphia. Airlines have already canceled more than 2,700 Friday flights as they get ready for a storm that threatens to dump up to 3 feet of snow from New York City to Boston. Flight-tracking website FlightAware shows 728 cancellations at the three big airports in the New York area. Another 191 flights to or from Boston have been scrubbed, and 137 in Toronto. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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At 11 a.m. today, the Indianapolis International Airport listed on its website cancellations of more than 25 flights into and out of cities in the eastern United States and Canada.
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Opening arguments are expected to begin today in the case of an elderly Houston County woman who was killed during a home invasion robbery.
James Earl Walker could get the death penalty if he's convicted.
He's charged with capital murder in the shooting death of 87-year-old Bessie Lee Thweet of Wicksburg.
A co-defendant has already been convicted and sentenced to die.
Jury selection for Walker's trial should wrap up this morning.
Walker is being held without bond in the Houston County Jail.
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The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, often abbreviated to the Putnam Competition, is an annual mathematics competition for undergraduate college students enrolled at institutions of higher learning in the world (regardless of the students' nationalities). One can see some problems and answers here. I find it remarkable that a lot of these problems can be done with Maple. Here is a sample (The DirectSearch package should be downloaded from http://www.maplesoft.com/applications/view.aspx?SID=101333 and installed in your Maple.).
Hope the reader will try to continue the above.
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For solving problem sets, I have a pdf template I created for myself that has a header with a blank for the class name, TA, professor, date, etc. In addition to this header, I had a margin on the left to scribble questions I had and to holepunch.
I used to print out the template and write on the template and turn in that as my pset.
I am nowthinking of doing everything on the computer. Writing out all of the problem set on the computer. Combining stuff from maple, combining handwritten stuff from the computer using a digitizer. However I want to write it all on top of the my template that I created, which is a pdf file. I can turn the pdf into an image file if need be.
What would be the easiest way to do what I want? To open a program that automatically sets that pdf as the template and easily lets me handwrite stuff I want and paste in maple code?
Right now if I tried my idea, I would basically be constantly copying and pasting stuff from maple and my digitizer drawn pictures/equations into one file and it would be very clumsy.
Basically there are problems that I do partially on maple and I just want to unify all my work into one easy, printable file.
Hi everyone
I'm currently working on some mandate distribution using "Jefforson's Method" but I have run into some problems.
The general form of the calculations I do is as follows:
d:=fsolve(m = floor(v1/x)+floor(v2/x), x)
But in the case of m=5, v1=4969 and v2=208 it does not work. If I change v1 a bit it works as a charm but when 4960=<v1=<4969 it does not.
Can any of you figure out why?
The equation surely has a solution (well, a lot of solutions). I can figure some out just by estimating and trying. Furthermore, wolfram alpha easily gives me several solutions:
So how come I cannot get Maple to solve it?
Thanks in advance!
Two problems surfaced when I upgraded my Mac to Mavericks (OS X 10.9).
First, the old Java SE installation was removed (actually, some linkages were destroyed), so a Maple launch puts up a dialog "need to install Java." Apple hasn't yet (10/23/13) updated the software database links --- installation fails with a "can't find software" error. I reinstalled Java using the version at http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1572/en_US/JavaForOSX2013-05.dmg. (The links can be redone, it's just easier to reinstall.)
Second, the (new?) structure for /Library/Frameworks made my Maple license invalid. I dug out the old email with my activation code, then re-activated.
And all is now copacetic.
Yesterday I've updated to the new Version
17.01 and now I've the problem that I cannot enter '}' and another problem is an exponent e. g.
x^2. To enter it I have to write x^22. The first number is not shown in the worksheet.
I hope someone can help me to solve this
I work at a University and we use Maple 9.5, 13, and 16. We have had problems with 13 and 16. In this instance the program gets stuck at
for k from -N to N do e[k]:=g[k]/L2norm(g[k])end do;
We left it run for 24 hours but it will not calculate e7. The program doesn't freeze but just seems to be in an endless loop. I have tried on multiple computers with different RAM/CPU configurations.
In Maple 9.5 this program...
I just updated to 16.02, and now the (writing) cursor has horrible problems, especially in text groups. Basically, it is erratic or unmoveable.
In a text group, if I move a cursor down by pressing <enter>, it will not move up with the arrow keys, or it disappears and then appears in previous groups. or a new cursor appears in the line above, but the old cursor remains, or ...
In an execution group, it does a lot of the same things, but not quite as erratic.
I'm having some problems with the generation of the typical stiffness matrices seen in FEA formulations. I have got an elementary matrix that is looped through the entire stiffness matrix to generate it. As there is juxtaposition between the elementary matrices, there is some recursive assignment involved that I can't handle properly. Here is the code for a 6x6 elementary matrix with a 3x3 juxtaposition. n is the nombre of recursions needed to fill the stiffness matrix. M is the elementary matrix
Hey all,
Just started using maple for one of my university courses and am having some problems trying to implicity differentiate a question in one of the problem sheets I have to do.
I am trying to find y' for cos(exp(xy)) = x and the command:
implicitdiff(x = cos(e^xy), y, x)
results in a FAIL. Am I doing something wrong?
I have wired problems with maple !!!
I run a code twice, I get 2 different answers !!!
I have uploaded the code ! just run it twicw and see the numerical values of alpha and beta at the end ! new_idea_gf.mw
I am working on a physics problem that involves a bead on roating hoop. You need to use Lagrangians to solve this problem but this is not where i am strugling. My school expects us to use maple because it is the program the provide but none of the teachers know how to usem it (they use mathmatica) so they cant help us. We have the equation: θ"= [ω2*cos(θ)-(g/R)]sin(θ) and the initial cond. θ'(0)=0 and θ(0)=θ
First of, thank you commenters, you have helped me so much in the past!
I am doing a matrix inversion with random numbers and I would like to loop the process, and have each inverstion go into a matrix, such that the matrix will be a bunch of rows ( i number of rows) and three columns (the matrix inversion yeieds three values)
> for i to 2 do;> > a1h := Generate(float(range = 0.1316881e-2 .. 0.1359706e-2)); a1f := Generate(float(range = .317149811 .. .327463626...
I'm creating a table of random math problems for my daughter to print out. How do I get more columns?
a := rand(1 .. 15):b := ["+", "-", "x", "/"]:
for i to 15 do print(cat(a(),b[rand(1..nops(b))()],a(),"_____")): print(``):end do;
still have problems,1.restart:f := proc (x) options operator, arrow; piecewise(0 <= x and x < 4, 50, 4 <= x and x < 5, 0, 5 <= x, f(x-5)) end proc;
plot(proc (t) options operator, arrow; evalf(Int(f, 0 .. t, epsilon = 0.1e-3, digits = 15)) end proc, 0 .. 20);
in the above figure,there is a discont point in the interval [16..18],but in fact,it's a continuous curve.
2.how to use fsolve deal with two periodic functions?
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ST. CROIX - Five Democratic candidates in the primary election will move forward to compete for seats on the boards of Elections in each district.
On St. Croix, the three candidates who will move forward are current members Raymond Williams and Rupert Ross Jr., along with first-time aspirant Barbara Jackson-McIntosh.
They will face off in the General Election in November for the three available seats, along with current board Chairman Adelbert Bryan and Epiphane Joseph, who made a good showing but was unsuccessful in the 2012 election when he first campaigned for a seat on the board.
Following the announcement of the unofficial results Saturday night, Jackson said she was thankful that she has made it past the first hurdle and thanked the many voters she met as she campaigned.
"I've gotten out there and met the people, heard their concerns and asked them for their vote to help make a difference," she said. "I didn't take their vote for granted, and what I want to see now is for us to at least start a dialogue on election reform."
Election reform is also a top concern for veteran board member Williams. He said he recently attended an academic training on behalf of the board and has many new ideas to share.
"I want to bring all of these ideas forward and bring more transparency to the board as well as put the board in a position to perform at a greater level," he said.
Williams said the board had quite a number of hiccups during Saturday's primary election, and he said he believes that the newness in the system and on the board may have contributed.
"We had a new supervisor, new deputies in both districts, and this was the first election for three of our board members," he said. "Heading towards the General Election, we expect things to be smoother, and I'm hoping to continue to serve the people to my best."
As the senior board member, Ross said he was thankful that despite the rain and high winds the voters turned out to the polls
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Trevor Miller is one step closer to fulfilling his dream of pitching in the majors.
Miller was promoted from Double-A Jackson Generals to the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers on Tuesday night after the Generals fell 8-2 to the Chattanooga Lookouts in Tennessee.
"He just threw the ball very well," Generals manager Jim Horner said by phone Wednesday from Tennessee. "We usually don't promote them unless they're ready to go. He threw the ball well here."
The 6-foot-3, 190-pound, right-handed hurler is now a member of the Seattle Mariners' Triple-A affiliate in Washington.
This marks the third straight year that Miller has been called up in-season.
"It feels good," Miller said by phone Wednesday after landing in Seattle. "The season's almost over, but I'm happy that I have the opportunity. I'm glad they picked me to come here."
Miller's climb up the ranks of the Mariners' farm system came after an up-and-down year for the 2009 Bret Harte Bullfrog graduate.
He entered this season as Jackson's opening-day starter, but after 13 starts, Miller was moved into the bullpen.
As a starter, he posted a 3-7 record with a 5.45 ERA, 40 earned runs and 46 strikeouts in 66 innings for the Generals, of the Southern League. He also walked 30 batters.
After seeing Miller struggle to begin the season, the Mariners organization and Generals pitching coach Lance Painter made the decision to change his role.
"I think after watching him last year and seeing him the first half of this year, we realized that he's an up-tempo type pitcher," Painter said. "He really looked better suited to be a reliever than a starter."
Miller, who has always been a member of a starting rotation after being selected by Seattle in the 40th round of the 2011 MLB draft, embraced the move.
"Trevor really made the change very easily," Painter said. "He had thrown about 60-65 innings before the move. His durability has been very surprising and very good. He built up his arm strength as a starter and it transitioned really well as a reliever."
In Miller's first appearance out of the bullpen on June 22, he tossed 1 2/3 innings, gave up four hits and two earned runs with no strikeouts, not a great start, but he's been rolling since.
As a reliever in 2014, Miller is 2-1 with a 1.40 ERA in 18 appearances. He has fired 45 innings and allowed just 39 hits and seven earned runs. He also struck out 41 batters and walked only 13.
"He developed a good routine, and he kind of took a hold of it," Horner said. "Once he got moved into the bullpen, we felt that was his best chance at the big leagues as a bullpen guy.
"We used him in any role. We closed him. We used him in the middle. He's very durable. He has a very durable arm, which is a very good bullpen asset."
After giving up five home runs as a starter, Miller did not allow a single round-tripper out of the bullpen.
"I was frustrated in the beginning of the season," Miller said. "You go through your lows sometimes, and you have to battle through it. There's never a doubt. I didn't want to feel like that anymore, so I just decided to go out there and knew what I can do. Find the little things that keeps me going each pitch."
In his last 23 1/3 innings on the mound, Miller did not allow a single earned run. He capped off his year with Jackson finishing third on the team with 87 strikeouts in 111 innings. He lowered his season ERA to 3.81
"I always saw him as a reliever," Painter said. "I didn't really see him as a starter in the major leagues. I thought he would gain some velocity — but what he's done is — he's learned to cut the ball more consistently. He's throwing more consistent strikes with the pitches. His command has gotten better. His off-speed pitches have become more consistent as well.
"He's really enjoyed being in the bullpen. That's definitely a big plus. It helps if he's willing to receive that and not look at it as a demotion, and he's done that."
With the minor league regular season coming to a close at the beginning of September, Miller may have one last opportunity this year to throw in front of family and friends.
The Tacoma Rainiers will closeout 2014 with a five-game Pacific Coast League series against the Fresno Grizzlies from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1 at Chukchansi Park in Fresno.
"He's really enjoying pitching right now," Painter said. "Success breeds confidence. Now that he's having success, you can see the success breed his confidence. He's a different pitcher now."
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The use of convalescent or adult serum in the prevention of measles has been known so long that recent reports serve largely to corroborate previous investigations. Fleming1 has recently reported an epidemic of measles in a school of 300 boys, in which treatment by adult serum was employed. The term started on January 15, and on January 17 a boy was admitted to the school sanatorium with measles; by February 14 serum was given to all who were susceptible. In the end, seventy of the eighty-five patients with measles were treated with serum. They fell into three groups: 1. To fifteen patients serum was not given; they included the original case and one boy who was reported to have had measles as a child. The average period of fever for this group was 8.2 days. Complications included one severe case of bronchopneumonia and two cases of middle ear infection.
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Presbyopia is a condition in which the lens of the eye loses its ability to focus, making it difficult to see objects up close.
In the young eye, the lens needs to change its length or shape to focus on objects that are close. The ability of the lens to change shape is called the elasticity of the lens. This elasticity is slowly lost as people age. The result is a slow decrease in the ability of the eye to focus on nearby objects.
People usually notice the condition at around age 45, when they realize that they need to hold reading materials further away in order to focus on them. Presbyopia is a natural part of the aging process and it affects everyone.
- Decreased focusing ability for near objects
- Eyestrain
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The health care provider will perform a general eye examination, including measurements to determine a prescription for glasses or contact lenses.
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There is no cure for presbyopia, but it can be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. In some cases, adding bifocals to an existing lens prescription is enough. As the ability to focus up close worsens, the bifocal prescription needs to be strengthened.
Around age 65, the eyes have usually lost most of the elasticity needed to focus up close. However, it will still be possible to read with the help of the right prescription. Even so, you may find that you need to hold reading materials farther away, and you may need larger print and more light by which to read.
People who do not need glasses for distance vision may only need half glasses or reading glasses.
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There is no proven prevention for presbyopia.
Donahue SP. Presbyopia and loss of accommodation. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier;2008:chap 9.2.
Crouch ER, Crouch ER, Grant TR. Ophthalmology. In: Rakel RE,ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 41.
Menassa N, Fitting A, Auffarth GU, Holzer MP. Visual outcomes and corneal changes after intrastromal femtosecond laser correction of presbyopia. J Cataract Refract Surg 2012; 38: 765-773.
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i recently adopted some fish from a friend whos tank cracked. in a pintch i set up my 55g tank as my reef tank and made my 75g a fowlr. i aquierd a Falco Hawkfish whitch i have always wanted to get just havnt seen at a lfs. anyways i got a flame angel at a really good price today and added him to my 55g tank and the hawkfish seems to be chaseing him around constantly. befor i bought the angel i read a bunch and saw no problem putting these 2 fish togeather. did i miss something? could it be the hawkfish is just territorial? the hawkfish hasnt botherd any of my other fish at all and was even kept with a coral beauty with no problem. anyone have any exp with this happening?
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I write in response to your Jan. 30 story on the 5-year-old with the Lego gun.
I think he was using a toy provided appropriately for a 5-year-old, because he doesn't have the mental capacity to understand it as anything that would be unsafe for anyone. Five-year-olds are not mature enough to fully understand how adults would react. This reaction will shame him and punish him for being normally creative and inquisitive — that is far more damaging.
Guns are in the news in negative ways, but let's not put our knowledge and fear into a child and allow him to feel less than normal. This child will understand guns all his life; this doesn't mean he will shoot up a day care with a Lego or a school with a real gun.
I'm a grandmother of four younger boys and think of this as adult fear, not inappropriate child endangerment. All over the country guns are a part of American life. In the West and South they are hung in people's vehicles proudly, right in front of children.
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WOLFSON Microelectronics, the Edinburgh-based microchip maker, is expected to be a key beneficiary from the anticipated success of Apple's new iPhone.
That expectation has been seen in the 20 per cent increase in the firm's share price over the four days since the US computer giant revealed its latest handheld gizmo.
Wolfson, which has just bought Edinburgh-based audio technology firm Oligon for 2.9 million, has long been known to be the supplier for Apple's iPod, with its chips converting digital music files into audio sound. Similar technology is expected to be inside the iPhone, with Wolfson expected to retain its position as a key chip supplier to Apple.
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The first thing you'll notice about GuitarTuna, besides the funny name, is how simple it is. This guitar-tuning iPhone app focuses on getting you ready to play your next gig quickly and accurately. You can tune both acoustic and electric guitars, but sadly, there is only support for six-string guitars at this time. This app uses the built in mic in your iPad, iPod or Android device and accurately receives and analyzes the sounds coming from your guitar. We are impressed with how GuitarTuna is able to single out your guitar even in crowded and noisy rooms.
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In the app, a guitar headstock is shown with the tuning keys and strings clearly labeled. A meter is at the top of the headstock and a needle that looks like a lie detector or seismograph is displayed in the middle of the headstock. When you strum a string, the needle responds, swinging back and forth and marking in red when you are sharp or flat and green when you are closer to being in tune.
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Windows 8 to carry just three versions, ARM badged as RT
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Windows 8 sheds complex naming scheme
Microsoft communications manager Brandon LeBlanc detailed the Windows 8 version lineup in a sign the company may sincerely back away from previous complexity. Apart from confirming Windows 8 as the official name, the official showed that there would be just two x86-based versions, Windows 8 and Windows 8 Pro. The Pro version would add business-focused features like BitLocker drive encryption, virtualization support, and support for domains, group policies, and hosting remote desktops.
Pro users can add an "economical" Windows Media Center pack to their version if they want an all-encompassing desktop release.
The ARM version would be its own separate edition, Microsoft said. Now called Windows RT, it would have the included copy of Office 15 and most of the Metro-based features of the x86 build, adding device-level encryption. As mentioned, however, it would not only drop support for third-party desktop apps but shed Storage Spaces and Windows Media Player, the latter of which is effectively replaced with a local music app.
Microsoft's strategy forks ARM devices off into a separate track, showing them as devices more explicitly meant to compete against the iPad and Android tablets, but also shows an attempt to simplify the desktop version after years of complexity. Although it publicly claimed simplicity, Microsoft has had as many as six or seven versions of Windows on the market at any one time, often with only slight variants on each. Some of the reduced complexity has come from lessons learned after Windows 7, where Microsoft now has an interface that doesn't have to be stripped down to run on low-end PCs.
The new model is closer to Apple's, where one version covers nearly all users and a second version exists only to accommodate those in a business context.
Microsoft is still refraining from mentioning pricing and release dates, but it's expected to release the software in or near October for prices similar to those for Windows 7. Special promotions will run at the same time, the company said.


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The message, signed and sent by the Pope's secretary of state, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, marked the 50th anniversary of the aid organization entrusted to the German bishops' conference. Bishops from Germany, Latin America, Asia and Oceania participate in the group.
The papal message is directed to Archbishop Werner Thissen of Hamburg, as the representative of Misereor before the German episcopal conference.
"Fifty years ago," the message said, "the foundation of the episcopal aid organization Misereor was an expression of necessity, and the experience of divine compassion, which Christ gifted us and the Church makes known to us. [It was] a call to notice the needs of the others that invites us to share with them the treasures of the faith, but also material goods."
The papal message recalled how Misereor began with uncertainty, causing Cardinal Joseph Frings to call it at that time "an adventure of the Holy Spirit."
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China's largest location-based service (LBS) provider, Digu.com, has laid off around 50 of its staff in a restructuring move that will keep the company lean and focused on product development and user acquisition. The unfortunate folks who have been made redundant are, for the most part, all marketing staff.
Chinese tech site DoNews claimed that the number of layoffs could equal up to 70 percent of Digu's total workforce.
In a statement sent to us today, Digu.com's co-founder and general manager John Huang said: "It's a bit early to explore LBS business model while the top priority should be recruiting users."
Digu currently has the most users of any location-based service provider in China, commanding a 26 percent market share of 10.5 million users in Q2 this year. Qieke and Jiepang occupy the second and third spots (14 percent and 12.7 percent respectively).
However, originally set up as a micro-blogging platform and having shifted its focus to LBS in July 2010, today's restructuring could be due to Digu having lots of users, but very few who actually use location-based services. Plus, no one in the world has so far figured out how LBS will bring in the cash. Will it be data syndication with search engine (like Twitter) or will merchandisers be willing to pay-per-check-in?
John Huang continued:
Top end mobile phones, especially in Android system, will be popular and we expect there will blockbuster expansion of Android mobile at around 1,000 RMB in the next year.
Industry analysts see today's layoffs as indicative of similar upcoming redundancies and restructurings. Yan Xiaojia from Analysys International told PO Tech Asia:
The layoffs at Digu are no exception. Numerous problems have led to a decline in investor confidence… and we are going to see more and more lay offs and more small and medium sized LBS companies folding in future.
However, numbers are showing that LBS in China is finally beginning to look up. Analysys International reported a 60.3 percent growth in the total number of location-based service user accounts in China between Q1 and Q2 this year – a sign that things might be getting better for LBS in China.
At the very least it must be comforting to those in the industry after growth slowed down to 25.96 percent between Q4 2010 and Q1 this year. So with Digu continually beating the rest of the field (it has actually increased its market share since last quarter). Why the massive lay off?
Looking at the bigger picture, China's numbers are still small. 10.5 million users for the whole of China contrasts starkly with 10 million users for the US' Foursquare alone. And Foursquare announced those figures back in June, so we can only speculate that it's probably a couple of million more by now.
Nonetheless it is great to see Digu changing its direction like an agile start-up. Whether it is for better or worse, we still don't know. But one thing is for sure, Jiepang is winning mindshare as the check-in service of choice, and Digu will have to pivot to something else sooner or later. (Seriously, just look at the number of big brands Jiepang has partnered with so far — LV, Nokia, Ikea and many more.) We also learned that Digu will still focus on LBS in the smartphone segment but the company is tight-lipped about the details.


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Chiles Rellenos, or stuffed chili peppers, is an amazingly delicious and one of the most perfect uses of your chili pepper harvest. Chili peppers are the perfect vessels for creativity, their spicy, flavorful, hollowed insides begging for your creative stuffing ideas. Here, we explore the basic, classic Chiles Rellenos recipe, with step by step instructions and photos for your stuffed chili peppers journey. It is a basic recipe, but a must for any chili pepper recipe list.
Above is everything you'll need to make your chiles rellenos: 2 poblano peppers, 2 eggs, separated, ½ cup flour + ¼ cup, separated; ½ cup milk, 4 cheese slices (or equivalent of shredded cheese), Pinch of salt, Pinch of baking powder, Oil for frying
First, roast your peppers. I like to roast them over an open flame, though you can do so on the grill or in the oven with a good broil. The key is the blacken the skins so they can easily be removed. Char them good a few minutes per side until the skins are blackened. Then, remove from heat and place into a sealed container or in sealed plastic bags to steam the skins loose. After they've cooled, the skins should come off easily. If not, a peeler will help. TIP: Running the peppers under hot water helps remove the charred skins easily, though be careful – it may remove some of the nice smoky flavor.
Here is what your peppers should look like with the skins removed.
Next, slit open the peppers lengthwise to make room for stuffing.
But first, scoop out the seeds and white innards to make room for the stuffing. This will also remove most of the heat, though poblanos don't really have much heat to begin with.
Place your cheese into the opened chili pepper, but do not over stuff. Make sure you can close your pepper to bread and fry it.
Prepare your batter by mixing 1/2 cup flour, milk, pinch of salt and pinch of baking powder. Mix well.
Prepare your egg wash by beating the egg whites until stiff.
Gently fold in the egg yolks.
Line up your dipping station! It makes it easier. First bowl is 1/4 cup flour. Second bowl is your egg wash. Third bowl is your batter. Also, prepare your frying oil by heating about 1-1.5 inches of cooking oil in a large pan. Or, use your deep fryer. The oil is ready when you drop a bead of water into the oil and it sizzles.
Dip the stuffed pepper in the flour. Get it coated on each side.
Next, dip the pepper into the egg mixture.
Dip the stuffed pepper into your batter. Get it nice and coated. You can experiment with different batter consistencies until you find your liking.
Fry each pepper about 2 minutes per side, or until nice and golden brown. Remove from the pan and drain any excess oil.
Serve! Inside, the cheese is nice and melted and very delicious. Serve with your favorite salsa on the side, or a bit of sour cream.
NOTE: You can also skip the batter step and just fry them after you've dipped them in your egg wash. This is a traditional way as well.
See the recipe also posted here: http://www.chilipeppermadness.com/recipe-classic-chiles-rellenos.html