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In the first bill pre-filed for the 2014 General Assembly, Rep. Diane St. Onge proposes to prohibit drone flights other than those used for military training or those authorized by a search warrant for a specific criminal investigation.
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I am not kidding around
I am also not kidding around when I say this: I'm ready to get back to writing. I can't imagine not having worked at Delancey, not having worked alongside Brandon, not having put my whole self into it, especially in the beginning, but I miss writing. I wish I could do both, but as you can see by my long silence here, it doesn't seem to work that way. Anyway, as personality types go, I am not a restaurant cook. When I'm working the line and get a dozen orders at once, I do not experience an adrenaline rush. I experience an urge to run, screaming, out the front door of the restaurant and into the street. I can hack it, but I am not wired to love it. Of course, when I'm writing, I also occasionally get an urge to throw myself into traffic, but the difference is that I love it anyway. It's what I'm supposed to do. It's why I am sitting here, typing this paragraph. It's also why, as of next week, I will no longer be working a regular shift in the kitchen at Delancey. I leave my station in the very capable hands of this lady and this lady. I'll still be there a lot of the time, doing errand-running / spot-cleaning / pinch-hitting / payroll-calculating / menu-shaping / proud co-owner duties, but mainly, I'll be writing. If I were the squealing type, I would totally be squealing right now.
So, you know, blah blah blah, let's get back to business, shall we? I strongly suggest that you make this stuff.
I wish I had remembered to grate some Parmesan on top before I took that picture, but that's what I get for waiting to cook until I was wickedly hungry and then trying to mix starvation with food photography. Then, as luck would have it, when I did finally grate some cheese on top, I forgot to disable the automatic flash before pushing the shutter button. I hope you like your pasta with a side of glare. Delicious.
What you see above is the quintessential pasta dish of the Romagna part of Emilia-Romagna, tagliatelle alla Romagnola. Only I made it with penne rigate instead of tagliatelle. Either way, the basic concept is this: noodles, butter, prosciutto, and Parmigiano-Reggiano. Noodles, butter, prosciutto, Parmigiano-Reggiano. It rolls off the tongue like a song, doesn't it? I've been singing that one a lot lately.
I know that the days after Thanksgiving aren't generally a time when most people want to think about butterfat, pork, and pasta, but tuck this recipe away, because you're going to want it someday. It's quick and pantry-friendly, and at the end of a winter day, when you're tired and cold, it's going to be your dinner in shining armor. If you were one of those kids who grew up on noodles with butter, or noodles with butter and Parmesan, you're going to go kind of nuts for this. It's what a security blanket might taste like, if you're the type of person who eats blankets. Or, if you're a fan of spaghetti alla carbonara, consider this its cousin, with prosciutto instead of guanciale, Parmesan instead of Pecorino, and no egg. The best part is that I learned about it from a book edited by none other than our very own Luisa Weiss! The book is Giuliano Hazan's Thirty Minute Pasta, written by the son of the great Marcella Hazan. If a pedigree like that doesn't make you want to put a pot of water on the stove, it is a dark day.
Here's the idea. You buy a thick slice of prosciutto. You cut it into short, narrow strips. You put a decent pat of butter in a skillet. When the butter melts, you cook the prosciutto for a minute or two, just until its raw pink color gives way to something closer to mauve, an unusually appealing take on mauve, and the general vicinity smells like bacon, minus the smoke. It smells fantastic. Meanwhile, you boil some pasta. When the pasta is ready, you drain it and quickly dump it into the skillet. Grate some Parmesan over the whole thing, and stir and toss it with a couple of spoons. The warm butter that coated the pan now coats the noodles, and the prosciutto gets mixed up in there too, a little salty, deeply savory, rough and rustic, heady, hearty, comfortable. It's beautiful in the way that old ladies in Italy are beautiful. You're going to like it.
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Pasta with Fried Prosciutto, Parmesan, and Butter
Adapted from Giuliano Hazan's Thirty Minute Pasta
I should tell you, before I go any further, that I received this book as a free review copy. That fact has not clouded my judgment, I swear. I receive many review copies that I never write about, and I only mention a recipe here if it's a keeper. This one is.
The proper title for this dish is tagliatelle alla Romagnola, but since I didn't use tagliatelle, I'm winging it, title-wise. I hope Mr. Hazan will forgive me. I used penne rigate, which was fine, although I'll bet it would be even better with a long noodle – dried egg tagliatelle, ideally. I have written the recipe below for one serving, because I usually make it when I'm working at home alone and in need of a quick meal, but the recipe scales up very easily. The original recipe, as Mr. Hazan wrote it, serves four and uses four ounces of prosciutto, 4 four tablespoons of butter, and so on.
1 oz. prosciutto, sliced 1/8 inch thick
1 Tbsp. unsalted butter
Kosher salt
About 3 ounces dried pasta, preferably egg tagliatelle
Freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
Fill a deep pot with water for the pasta. Salt the water well. Place over high heat, and bring to a boil.
Cut the prosciutto into narrow strips – about ¼ to ½ inch wide – and then cut the strips into short segments, each about 1 inch long. Warm the butter in a 10-inch skillet over medium heat. When the butter has melted, add the prosciutto, and season with a tiny pinch of kosher salt. Cook until the prosciutto has lost its raw color, but not long enough for it to brown, about 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from the heat.
When the water boils, cook the pasta until it is al dente. Drain it – but not too thoroughly; you want the noodles to still be coated with some moisture – and turn it into the skillet with the prosciutto. Toss. Grate a little Parmigiano-Reggiano on top, and toss again. Serve immediately, with more Parmigiano-Reggiano to taste.
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While FAA Pays Lip Service to Controller Fatigue Problem, NATCA Begins Work on Real Solutions - (6/16/2008)
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WASHINGTON – Air traffic controllers will participate in the FAA's "Aviation Fatigue Management Symposium," which begins tomorrow. But having seen enough of the agency's continued refusal to comply with the National Transportation Safety Board's April 2007 recommendations to work collaboratively with NATCA on controller fatigue issues, NATCA is announcing today its own plans to develop a "fatigue management system."
Just last week, the NTSB recommended that the FAA develop a fatigue management system for all classes of operators that it regulates. NATCA would like the NTSB to require the FAA to develop a system for air traffic controllers and other FAA employees as well. Thus, NATCA will immediately launch work on a fatigue management system that will contain a variety of policies and countermeasures that are all focused on decreasing the likelihood of fatigue in the workplace.
NATCA's proactive efforts to address one of aviation's most critical issues comes just one week after it sent a letter to NTSB Chairman Mark Rosenker, outlining how the FAA has continually rebuffed controllers' efforts to work collaboratively on fatigue issues in the wake of three official NTSB recommendations on April 10, 2007 (A-07-30 through 32).
This week's FAA symposium, said NATCA President Patrick Forrey, is "nothing more than another FAA publicity stunt, designed to show an appearance of concern for this issue. Apparently, the FAA now decides that an industry-wide symposium is needed when they can't even address their own employee fatigue issues well after a year from being asked by the NTSB. In fact, the agency has contributed to the fatigue problem by worsening the controller staffing crisis and imposing work rules on controllers in September 2006 that mandated longer work periods and fewer rest opportunities and even prohibited controllers from calling in sick due to fatigue."
Continued Forrey: "The FAA holding a symposium on fatigue is like the big oil companies holding a symposium on high gas prices. While not a crisis entirely of its own making, the FAA must be held accountable for its failed management and policy decisions and brutally stressful, understaffed and exhausting working conditions that have caused the NTSB to add controller fatigue to its list of most important safety concerns."
In fact, NTSB Member Steven Chealander, quoted in a Feb. 6, 2008 story in the Torrance (Calif.) Daily Breeze about his appearance at the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, said in response to a reporter's question on LAX controller staffing, "They are maxed out, and so fatigue is an issue."
Three NATCA facility representatives chronicled the relationship between understaffing and fatigue last Wednesday at a House Aviation Subcommittee hearing. One of them, Melvin Davis from Southern California Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) – the busiest terminal radar facility in the country – testified that overtime mandated by FAA managers desperate to cover for understaffing had risen the past four years, from $250,000 spent to $4 million, greatly worsening the fatigue problem. "Every day I sit next to controllers who show the signs of accumulated fatigue," he said. "The stress and strain of the extended overtime and increased demand manifests itself in visible physical changes. There are constant bags under our eyes."
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Editor's Comment: Get the plans rolling!
Posted: November 06, 2012|
EVERYONE in North East Lincolnshire must surely want to see Grimsby Town Centre as a thriving and vibrant shopping hub.
It is already pretty good. It may have its critics but actually the centre has a variety of pretty decent shops and Freshney Place itself has stood the test of time well – still looking pretty fresh and clean.
To add to the variety with a possible extension housing new stores can only be a bonus.
The council's plans, unveiled today, show that the present bus station will be relocated to ensure that any extension can go ahead.
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Yes, concerns must be voiced and worked through – and the En-gage group clearly have some of those and it must be hoped that solutions can be found.
But on the whole, the plan should be supported.
The present bus station is not really a bus station at all – instead it is a collection of stops in an area that is congested – it is amazing there has not been a serious accident there as shoppers hop across the paths of buses and motorists drive in and out of the centre car park.
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She was born June 27, 1950 in Los Angeles, CA to Levanus True and Mildry Charlene Koozer Harvey. She had worked as a beautician and had worked for Silver Heels, taking care of Jaycee Estates, where she loved the people.
Survivors, three children, Angela Saffell (Greg), Denny Menezes, and Tamara Amrine, all of Marietta; grandchildren, Tyler and Randy Menezes, Brett and Alissa Saffell and Alexa Amrine; siblings, Dean, Roger and Elloy Harvey, Myrna Kertin and Lauanna Hagedorn. Preceded in death by parents, and siblings, Larry, Viona, and Anita Harvey and Vonna Divelbus.
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Regular Saturday Mass returns to St. Anthony Church building
Sitting in the St. Paul Seminary in Crafton, Laura Magone was uncertain about the message she was about to hear from Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh Bishop David Zubik.
What she and three parishioners of the former St. Anthony Church heard might be described as miraculous.
"Everybody thinks this is the best Christmas gift they've received," Magone said. "And they are very grateful to the bishop and Father Terza."
The Roman Catholics received this answer to the request made to the diocese: Masses will again be celebrated in the former St. Anthony Church building in Monongahela.
Most Masses had been discontinued at the church, which joined with the former Transfiguration Church to form the St. Damien of Molokai Parish.
"When the bishop read the letter, three of the four of us wept," Magone said. "We were absolutely thrilled. The bishop could not have been more gracious.
"We were extremely humbled. And we became very emotional."
In the letter, Zubik said that in the best interest of the unity of the parish, and after consultation with the Rev. William R. Terza – the St. Damien pastor – the Mass schedule is to now include a regular 4 p.m. anticipated Mass at the St. Anthony building. Both 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Masses on Sundays will be celebrated at the Transfiguration building, effective the weekend of Dec. 15-16.
"That is a very popular Mass time," Magone said of the St. Anthony building celebration. "Obviously, we're very humbled, and we came away knowing that we will do everything we can. We want this merger to work."
Magone said former St. Anthony parishioners have written letters to Zubik over the past few months requesting Masses be re-established.
"He read every word we wrote and referenced things we said in these correspondences several times (Thursday) night," Magone said.
Angelo Ripepi was present at the Thursday afternoon meeting.
"We're happy about it. It's a step in the direction we want to go," Ripepi said.
The announcement seeks to unify the combined parish – a source of disunity in the Monongahela Roman Catholic community, Zubik acknowledged.
"As your bishop, I would be less than honest if I didn't tell you how troubled I am when there are serious divisions in a parish," Zubik wrote in a letter to St. Damien parishioners.
"Believe me, that such realities give me sleepless nights. As your shepherd and as we together are church, we have the serious responsibility of reaching out to each other, especially when there have been disagreements among us.
"As Church, we cannot do less. It is truly sad that even families in your parish have become divided over Church. How tragic! Jesus Himself intends the Church to be the source of unity."
The diocese began a study more than five years ago that determined there should be three parishes to serve the three communities of Donora, Monongahela and Charleroi.
As a part of that decision, Zubik issued a decree Aug. 15, 2011, establishing St. Damien of Molokai.
The decree stipulated that within 24 months of that date, the new parish should "submit to the diocesan bishop a recommendation regarding the necessity of using two church buildings for worship in the new parish in the context of the pastoral plan of the parish."
Zubik said in his letter that since the formation of one parish in Monongahela, he has received information of unrest.
"As a result, I called a meeting of representatives of those desiring to restore Saint Anthony's Parish," Zubik wrote. "I made clear then my firm intention that the decree establishing the new parish will remain in force and that the former parishes of Transfiguration and Saint Anthony no longer exist. There will be no turning back from that decision."
Those meetings followed protests by nearly 40 parishioners of the former St. Anthony Catholic Church outside the Diocese Pastoral Center on the Boulevard of the Allies in Pittsburgh in June.
"This readjustment of the Mass schedule is made to highlight the critical need for all of Saint Damien of Molokai Parish to work together for greater unity," Zubik wrote. "The Mass must be the place where that unity begins. From the Mass and the gift of grace that comes with the Eucharist, the faithful have the spiritual resource to build the unity of the parish outside of the church buildings where the faith must be lived. This is a critical time in what I trust will be the long history of Saint Damien of Molokai Parish. Please use this time prayerfully, wisely and in the spirit of the unified community of faith to which Jesus calls us."
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A man robbed the Gilman Boulevard Washington Mutual bank branch Feb. 17, brandishing a handgun before fleeing with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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February 24, 2009
Matthew Bott started his new role as CEO of the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 23.
"I am very excited to join the leadership team at the chamber," Bott said in a chamber news release. "I look forward to working with the business community and local leaders as we continue to support and promote Issaquah as an outstanding community to live in and conduct business."
Bott brings prior experience in selling membership, which chamber leaders said would be critical in his leadership role.
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Two women were convicted for their roles in a $34 million scam to defraud health care companies by billing for unnecessary medical procedures.
Olga Lilia Toscano, 37, of Irvine, was convicted on Wednesday of conspiracy and four counts of mail fraud, while co-defendant Maria Licea Rosales, 39, of Santa Ana, was convicted of conspiracy and one count of mail fraud. Jurors acquitted them on five counts and were unable to reach a verdict on another six counts.
Both women are scheduled to be sentenced March 28.
Toscano and Rosales worked as markets for the Millennium Outpatient Surgery Center in Santa Ana. Prosecutors said the women offered cash and discounted cosmetic surgery to people who had private health insurance coverage in order to persuade them to undergo unnecessary and overpriced procedures.
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It's easy to see that the gap between the numbers of traditional television viewers and people who consume content online isn't very wide. This is the primary cause for speculation within the digital video advertising industry that TV is losing its grip as consumers continue to adopt Internet-focused habits.
CMO Today also writes the demographic that marketers go after most frequently is consumers between the ages of 18 and 34. This particular group watches 44 percent more online videos compared to the average Web user.
Clickz, citing data from comScore, states that as of February, 85 percent of people in the United States watch video content online. That portion is up almost 50 percent from February 2013. Online video ad views grew nearly 149 percent year-over-year as well. In February 2014 alone, U.S. Internet users watched 49 billion videos online and 24.6 billion digital video ads.
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Transcript – Dan Craig, NHL's Facilities Operation Manager
Q: How does this work from the truck to the ice?
"What it is… is it's similar to your freezer. This is similar to the little compressor in the back of a [refrigerator] and the coils on the back of the fridge are the piping that goes into the floor. What we do is we take the truck and we park it out on the street and then we put the pipes down to the floor and we have a portable floor that we put together. And all the solution from the truck flows down into the floor, turns around and comes back and we make sure that the floor is nice and cold."
Q: So the truck essentially makes the ice?
"Well, it keeps the floor cold so that we can put water on it to freeze it. That's what it does. This is the largest portable refrigeration system that is known to us in the world."
Q: Was this system designed specifically for the Winter Classic?
"Yes it was. It was designed over the summer after the Buffalo game basically because there was a certain situation that happened during that particular event. The National Hockey League and I sat down and we just said that it would be better for us moving forward that we had our own equipment. I was able to have my own crew that we were able to bring in, so that I would not have such a high stress level."
Q: How much did this unit cost?
"This particular unit, the truck it self was $800,000 and the portable floor was about $600,000. So we're over $1.5 million. And then the floor, we bought that. We also had our own boards. The boards that we used in Buffalo belong to us. We've had our board system for 10 years and we've also now purchased two smaller zambonies to go with the system we have."
Q: Have you done anything… is this system different than the first one you used in Buffalo?
"This is totally different from Buffalo. It's exactly the same as the one used at Wrigley Field, so from Wrigley Field on – we're using exactly the same system every year."
Q: And this is a better system?
"Oh very much. This is state of the art. Everything is computerized on it. If we had the system set up right now, we have a system that we put within the floor that sends a signal through a Blackberry or a computer, wherever we are, I can help prevent it if I have a problem with the system, it will signal me that I have to leave now or I can stay here and I can eat."
Q: Are there any unique challenges that Fenway Park poses compared to other sites in the past?
"No, it's fairly similar to what we had last year at Wrigley. The run from the truck to Fenway is going to be a little bit shorter. So if we have a warmer day we will be able to have a quicker recovery on our system, compared to what we would have if it were warmer at Wrigley. We had had quite a run, we had over 450 feet of run on."
What if it's way above freezing on New Year's Day?
That's an envelope we haven't pushed yet. We want to make sure the system we have engineered and designed will get us to what we need to have. For me saying that we wonlt have a problem at 50 (degrees) I know in my heart of hearts, but until we get there and we push the system, what to we really have.
What kind of challenges do you have in the event of rain or snow?
That will depend on how much rain and how much snow. In Buffalo we had a lot of snow and from there we developed a program.
As for rain, that would be a game day decision by Gary Bettman and Colie Campbell. They would come to us on the hockey operations side and ask us how it's impacting the ice surface and how we can keep up. For me, we have the machinery and the personnel to stay on top of the problem.
Could heavy rains postpone the event?
It will impact the play of the game faster than it would impact the condition of the ice because of the speed that this game is played. We'll be able to freeze the rain that falls. But a player playing the game with a visor and skating as fast as he can – if it's 38 degrees and raining, that's cold. It's like pins and needles. That would be one of the things between Colie Campbell and the commissioner as to when we delay or when we cancel.


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The New Access Point awards were announced Thursday. MVHC earned $758,333. Nationwide, more than 230 sites earned $150 million total, according to an HHS news release.
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Copper production in India may outstrip demand in the 2013 calendar year by a margin equal to the shortfall in global production during the year 2012. This could lead to a fall in prices in the near-term. A slow-down in the world economy could also lower demand for the metal, negatively impacting prices. India is among the top 20 major producers of copper globally. But falling prices of copper in international markets would benefit India, as it is one of the worlds biggest importers of the metal, alongside China, Japan, South Korea and Germany. Typically, over 30 per cent of Indias copper demand comes from the telecom sector and 26 per cent from the electrical sector in India. In addition, the building and construction, engineering, transport and consumer durables sectors are major consumers of copper in India.
These sectors stand to benefit the most from lower prices of copper. At present India is the net exporter of refined copper. In FY 2012 around 2.30 lakh tones of refined copper was exported. Electrical and power sectors account for nearly one-third (35%) of the refined copper consumption, followed by 11% by the transport sector like auto and railways industry, 8% each by construction and consumer durables industry. Indias copper market has the potential for significant growth if the per capita consumption increases.
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Butler tourism bureau seminar to offer life-saving tips
The Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau and Square One Medical, a Butler based distributor of portable defibrillators, are hosting a seminar to prepare business owners, organization leaders and employees for medical emergencies at the workplace.
While the short class will not provide certifications in CPR or first aid, it will provide information about the importance of first aid, CPR training and having automated external defibrillators in the workplace.
The defibrillators shock the heart to restore normal rhythm. Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions. The heart suddenly stops but can be revived by CPR and the use of an AED.
The session will include a demonstration of an AED, said Yuliya Novikova, account representative with Square One Medical.
"It's meant to be used by an 8-year-old,"Novikova said. "You don't have to be a medical professional. It's guided toward an infrequent user or good Samaritan."
The seminar will be from 8 to 9 a.m. April 29 at the Butler Days Inn Conference Room.
"This is a benefit to our businesses," said Sara DiBello, bureau spokeswoman. "We want to make sure all the people who come in (from) out of town will be safe."
The American Heart Association estimates about 360,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur annually in the U.S.
"When a person goes into cardiac arrest, you have a 10-minute time frame to save that person, which is why it's so critical to have these devices on site," said Novikova, who also is certified in CPR. "Those moments are really critical."
Rachel Farkas is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-779-6902.
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As thousands gathered at Michigan's state Capitol Tuesday to protest right-to-work legislation, things got out of hand both before and after the state's House of Representatives passed laws that make union membership and paying dues voluntary.
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In addition to Google Maps, are plenty of other great location-based GPS (Global Positioning System) driven Google Android apps available for free download in the Android Market. GPS can be very helpful when you're needing directions, trying to find the closest restaurant nearby, or simply wanting to display your location to friends on some of the popular mobile social networks. Nowadays Android apps that utilize GPS can even help you find your T-Mobile G1 if it's ever lost or stolen. Below are some of the best free location based Google Android applications (listed in no particular order) that integrate GPS.
1. Loopt – One of the most popular mobile social networking providers available. The Loopt Android app lets you see where you and your friends are located and display status updates of what you're all doing. Loopt makes it easy to connect while on the go and easily share comments, photos, and cool places to visit.
2. Glympse – This Google Android application lets you share your location and movements in real-time with your family, friends, and coworkers. Instead of automatically updating your location, Glympse gives you greater control by allowing you to manually publish such information and a brief message for a specified amount of time. When you're ready to send out a "Glympse", you simply select recipients from you contacts list, select the time frame for which they will be able to track your location/movements, and choose the method of contacting them (i.e. SMS message or email). The recipient will then receive a link to view your location, message, and real time movement on a map. Check out the video below to hear more about Glympse.
4. Locale – Allows you to preset your phone's settings according to conditions, your location, and the time of day. This can be particularly helpful to prevent your ringer from going off during important meetings, events, or when you're at a specified location. Hence, you'll never have to worry about forgetting to turn off your ringer again; you simply set it and you're done. The Locale SMS Plug-in Android app works directly with the Locale app to automatically send SMS messages based on the time and your location. There's also a Locale Twitter Plug-in that automatically sends out tweets based on your location and the time of day. Both plugins permit you to easily and automatically update your family, friends, Twitter followers, and coworkers about where and what you're up to.
5. Droid Tracker – Lets you share your location via SMS messages, Twitter (via Twidroid app), and email. Friends and family members can easily find you by simply sending an SMS message with a passcode to your phone which triggers a response to shoot them back your location. This can be particularly helpful if your T-Mobile G1 is ever lost of stolen. Interestingly, you can also set the app to take a picture and upload it to your Picasa album when sending the location to the recipient.
6. Tweetabouts – This Google Android application automatically updates the location on your Twitter profile via GPS. You can configure the radius and duration settings to tweet your exact location or an approximation of where you are.
7. Places Directory – An Android app that helps you find nearby businesses such as restaurants, theaters, and stores. It indicates the distance and direction to the place of interest as well as providing photos, ratings, and a phone number.
8. My Tracks – A Google android app that records your movements via GPS and tracks them on a map to include such statistics as time, distance, speed, and elevation. This Android app can be useful for many types of activities such as running, cycling, and hiking. The app also allows you to share your tracks, add them to Google Spreadsheets, see them on Google My Maps, as well as share them using Twidroid. Check out the My Tracks video tutorial below for more information about this Android app.
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re-blog from 20 Lines or Less
Originally posted on 20 Lines A Day:
A friends Koi pond at feeding time.
Boy are they BIG
She keeps them alive or tries to, in the basement of her
house, in tubs with air .
Yesterday I blogged "Bedroom with a view" about the
Great Blue Heron and then another blogger motherhoodisanart
told me how much a Heron loved her Koi too.
This blogging reminded me of my friend, who called early one morning a few years ago,
crying. I asked her if she was OK and if there was anything I could do
to help. She stopped crying and said "Yes, come get your DAMN Heron" lol
sorry for laughing but MY HERON, seems my river hunter was tired of all the flooding and with water to deep ,
as well as full of Beaver #&%#, he went down the street to a nice clean pond
and proceeded to catch and eat…
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Creating a Business Hub of Infinite Opportunities
Primz BizHub is a distinctive 9-storey business landmark that is well-connected to major expressways and just a short drive from the Woodlands Causeway.
Incorporating business and lifestyle elements, Primz BizHub feature aesthetic interior designs, a contemporary lobby and a comprehensive passenger and goods lift system. Comprising 380 units of varied sizes and abundance vehicle parking lots, Primz BizHub's efficiently-designed business spaces make it an ideal location for start-ups, business expansion and real estate investment.
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Primz BizHub is situated minutes away from Admiralty MRT Station with well-connected roads linked island-wide. With close proximity to amenities such as Causeway Point, Woodlands Civic Centre and Woodlands Promenade, this landmark development presents a unique opportunity for business owners and property buyers.
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Television personality Stephen Colbert attends the TIME 100 gala, celebrating the 100 most influential people in the world, at the Frederick P. Rose Hall on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)
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Scientists have employed the sixth fastest computer in the world to simulate in rich new detail how the microscopic cellular factory called the ribosome accurately constructs proteins. Although the technical achievement has shattered the previous record for biological simulation and impressed researchers, ribosome specialists are wary of the study's conclusions.
During the translation of genes to proteins, molecules known as transfer RNAs or tRNAs dock along another RNA molecule, an mRNA, within the ribosome and deliver an amino acid building block to a growing protein. The mRNA codes for each amino acid using a unique codon: a sequence of three adjacent nucleotides in the genetic code. The goal of the simulation was to see how the bacterial ribosome differentiates between similar codons to avoid errors. That could suggest particularly important ribosome elements that might be new targets for antibiotics.
To tackle the problem, Los Alamos computational structural biologist Kevin Sanbonmatsu used the Advanced Simulation and Computing Q machine at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. Employing a technique called molecular dynamics, he was able to simulate how millions of interactions allow an amino acid to navigate into place during the protein-building process. The results suggest that the tRNA has an extra hinge where it holds the amino acid. There also appears to be a special loop in the ribosome through which the end of the tRNA must writhe. If the tRNA codon is misaligned with the mRNA--say, if only two of three RNA bits are correctly matched--the tRNA might hit this loop as it passes, the researchers report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). New drugs that disrupt this gateway in bacterial ribosomes could be effective antibiotics, the researchers believe.
Because of limitations in computing power, Sanbonmatsu had to speed up the simulation to occur tens of millions of times faster than it occurs naturally within the cell. He acknowledges that the resulting simulation is therefore only a suggestion of the true path the tRNA must follow. But co-author Simpson Joseph, a University of California, San Diego, biochemist, points to published experiments that support the still-hypothetical wiggling dance.
The results "are no doubt controversial," says biochemist Olke Uhlenbeck of Northwestern university in Evanston, Illinois, who edited the paper for PNAS. But he says they're valuable because they suggest further experiments, like mutation studies that could validate the simulated choreography. Given the weaknesses of the simulation, Stanford structural biologist Joseph Puglisi says he wishes Sanbonmatsu had focused on a less complex part of the ribosome. "[T]here's just nothing here to sink your teeth into as an experimentalist," he notes.
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After the failed terrorist plot at Detroit airport in the USA, the FRIDE expert warns that such incidents will continue to occur in the near future.
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FRIDE's expert discusses the latest events in Iran, which caused the death of several people. He explains that this is a clear sign of unrest among the population, which is now doing more than simply arguing over the election results.
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At a forum organised by Radio Nederland, the FRIDE expert shares the microphone with the Guatemalan analyst Gustavo Porras and the Chilean professor Jorge Heine to analyse Latin American countries' expectations of the Spanish EU presidency.
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Live from the Danish capital, the ex-President of Costa Rica, expert in sustainable development and patron of FRIDE discusses the successes and failures of the first week of negotiations at the Climate Change Summit.
Juan Manuel Fernández, the Intermón Oxfam coordinator in the Canary Islands, also participated in the discussion, which was broadcast on Radio Autonómica de Canarias.
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The FRIDE expert discusses on Radio Nacional de España the US President's recent announcement regarding the increase in troops in Afghanistan and the timeline for withdrawal from July 2011. He also suggests ways in which the European Union should get involved in this strategy.
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Paulo Botta comments on the domestic consequences of the limited legitimacy of Ahmadineyad's government, the serious economic problems stemming from the global financial crisis and the way in which the regime's increasing international isolation is affecting the population.
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FRIDE's Director of Research Richard Youngs, along with other analysts, participates in a special programme about Turkey for Radio France International. The debate focuses on the challengewhich the Eurasian country's prospect of EU accession is currently facing.
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The FRIDE expert discusses on Radio France International the internal division between Iranian conservatives and reformists, which has left President Ahmadineyad isolated.
FRIDE's expert participated in the programme 'El Debate' for CNN+ in order to analyse the island's situation and comment on the visit of the Spanish Chancellor, Miguel Ángel Moratinos, who will push for a change in the EU's stance regarding the regime when Spain takes over the EU presidency.
The interview took place on Wednesday 21 October. Vicente Botin, journalist and former Cuban correspondent for TVE, also took part.
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The suicide bombing in the Iranian province of Sistan-Baluchistan could lead the Ayatollah's regime to cooperate with the international fight against terrorism, as FRIDE specialist Paulo Botta tells Radio Nacional de Colombia.
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FRIDE's expert, along with Germán Rojas, director of the FAO in Spain, discusses on Radio Autonómica de Canarias the dramatic situation of the more than 1000 million people throughout the world who are dying of hunger. In addition, they suggest themes for discussion at the next food security summit in Rome.
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The coordinating editor indicates that, in order to be successful, the international peace forces with a UN Security Council mandate should be incorporated into a political strategy that is supported by civil society.
Blanca Antonini, the editor of FRIDE's book "Security Council resolutions under Chapter VII", discusses on Radio Autonómica Canarias the triumphs and failures of some of the peace missions examined in the aforementioned study.
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According to the international atomic energy agency's report, Iran could now start to make an atomic bomb. FRIDE's analyst discusses the news for Radio Univision (Florida).
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FRIDE expert analyses for Radio France International the meetings of the representatives of Iran with the Group of Six (G6).
FRIDE experts Richard Youngs and Laura Tedesco analyses in an interview with Radio Autonómica de Canarias the summit; its legitimacy, successes and failures.
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The Latin American region seems to be facing new tensions as several countries have started to acquire weapons. FRIDE expert Susanne Gratius and Carlos Malamud from Real Instituto Elcano analyse this situation in a debate in Radio Autonómica de Canarias.
Experts from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime analyse the problem of the 'maras' in a seminar on drug trafficking organised by FRIDE.
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FRIDE expert analyses Bariloche summit, highlighting the important role of Brazil and commenting on the positions of Colombia and Venezuela. Radio Nacional de España.
FRIDE expert Matthews analyses in an interview with Radio Nacional de Colombia the outcome of the Afghan elections, the prospects of a second electoral round and the future of the population.
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After renewed talks between Morocco and the Polisario after 18 silent months, FRIDE expert analyses the prospects of reaching an agreement over Western Sahara, placing emphasis on the concessions the Alawi monarchy needs to make. Canary Islands' Regional Radio.
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FRIDE' expert provides an overview of the 2008 military actions which faced Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia. The analyst participated in "Informe Semanal" on TVE 1, commenting the ongoing disputes between both countries in order to keep the region under its own sphere of influence. (In spanish).
In an in-depth interview on the Canary Islands' Regional Radio, FRIDE's specialist on the US reviews the main elements of America's foreign policy, pointing out that Obama's main success could be in opening up possible ways of solving the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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On Radio France International, the FRIDE expert comments on the resignation of two ministers from Ahmadineyad's cabinet, thus pointing to divisions among the Iranian establishment.
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In light of the current tour of the Israeli Minister for Foreign Affairs, Avigdor Lieberman, around Latin America, FRIDE analyst Paulo Botta comments on the possibility that cells of the Shiite movement Hezbollah might be acting in the region with the support of Iran.
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FRIDE expert Ivan Briscoe analyses on Cadena SER the first six months of Obama's administration, pointing out that not only has there been a change in the United States' image, but also in its content and role in new international scenarios.
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On Spain's National Radio, FRIDE analyst Robert Matthews comments on the new suspension of the Helms-Burton law and reviews the first six months of the Obama administration, considering its successes (regarding the Middle East and the Arab world) and its failures (Afghanistan).
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On Bulgaria's National Radio, FRIDE expert Jos Boonstra analyses the energy implications that the signing of the agreement to build a gas pipeline crossing Turkish territory will have for the EU.
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The FRIDE expert analyses for Spanish National Radio the coup d'état in Honduras and expresses his opinion that the stance of the US will be a determining factor in the development of events.
Talking on Radio Martí, FRIDE expert Paulo Botta considers how Ahmadinejad really could have won the elections on 12 June. He comments on the fact that even though electoral fraud has been proven, the current Iranian president has maintained his base of voters since the second round of the 2005 elections. He suggests that the problem perhaps lies in the over-optimistic expectations that accompanied Mousavi's candidature. In the second recording, Radio Martí opens a debate taking into consideration Paulo Botta's words.
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On the Canaries' regional radio FRIDE analyst Ivan Briscoe reflects on the situation of the 240 prisoners of various nationalities still in Guantanamo. He also analyses what America's domestic situation will be if Obama does not keep to his electoral promise, and comments on the situation of four prisoners who might be brought to Spain.
On Colombia's national radio the FRIDE analyst comments on the role that Ali Khamenei is playing in the Iranian crisis. The leader's legitimacy as the central axis of the country's political system is called into question.
FRIDE expert Richard Youngs provides an in-depth analysis on Radio Nou (Valencia) of the current situation in Iran following the elections and the protests of a large part of the population. He describes what is happening in the country as a true tragedy, as the political system seems to be becoming increasingly closed, thus endangering the human rights situation. In the interview, he comments on the most important differences between the ultra-conservatives and the reformists that have supported Mousavi, and the implications for the West of a potential clamp down of the regime.
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The recent decision of the OAS to reincorporate Cuba seems to open up a new chapter in Latin American history, but what is the organisation's intention? What is the stance of the island's regime?
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On Colombia University's Radio, the FRIDE expert comments on relations between the EU and Russia, following the summit in Jabarovsk where the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev, the Czech president, Vaclav Klaus, and the EU high representative for the CFSP, Javier Solana, brought their positions closer and discussed the need to reinforce the quality of "strategic allies".
Audio of a discussion for Open Democracy. The FRIDE expert, alongside Juanita de León, comments on the latest events in Latin America that have caused concern in the region, from the drug-trafficking situation and insecurity in Mexico to the unusual situation of the Guatemalan President Colom, following the appearance of a video linking him to a corruption plot (informal discussion, unedited).
Informative programme on Cuatro TV in which FRIDE associate researcher, Henry Siegman, analyses how the Bush administration must undertake a new peace process in the Middle East, taking as a starting point Barack Obama's speech to the Muslim world from Cairo on 4 June.
Robert Matthews, associate researcher at FRIDE, participated in "Informe Semanal" on TVE 1, analysing the hundred days of the government of President Barack Obama.
Pakistani authorities temporarily lifted the curfew Sunday to allow more than 100,000 civilians to flee the combat zone in the valley of Swat, where he launched a major military offensive against the Taliban two weeks ago. The army said had killed nearly 200 insurgents.
FRIDE expert explains the most significant differences between the approach of the Obama administration and his predecessor with regard to the situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
FRIDE analyst Robert Matthews appeared on Telediario (TVE1) analysing the Taliban's fierce battle to turn Pakistan into an Islamic country and link it to Al Qaeda and jihadist movements.
On TVE's 24 hour news channel, FRIDE expert Robert Matthews comments on the unforeseen consequences generated by the American attacks in the Swat valley and the humanitarian disaster that the clashes between Pakistani insurgents and governmental forces have caused.
The Director of the Democratisation programme at FRIDE comments on the reasons why Europeans do not grant much importance to European Parliament elections.
FRIDE expert says the world within 24 hours of TVE, the troubled state of Afghanistan and Pakistan in the context of a short feature on that area.
In an interview on Spanish National Radio, the FRIDE expert comments on the first three months of the Obama Administration and the challenges Obama faces, from the conflictive situation in Central Asia to the possible repercussions that a swine flu pandemic would have for his government.
Robert Matthews, in an interview on Spanish National Radio, reviews Obama's leadership and suggests which issues will be crucial in the coming months, such as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the international financial crisis and bilateral relations with Iran, North Korea and Cuba.
On the Canaries' Regional Radio, the FRIDE expert comments on the new perspectives for political dialogue between the US and Cuba, following President Obama's recent announcement. The key role that the subject of the island will play at the Fifth Summit of the Americas is also explained.
On Cuatro TV, FRIDE expert Ivan Briscoe comments on the perspectives of the Ibero-American summit and the possibilities of reincorporating Cuba into the hemispheric context, generating new alliances and a new means of correlating forces in a consistently unstable region.
FRIDE expert offers an analysis to National Radio Sweden about the different routes of the drug on its path towards Europe, highlighting the increased consumption in countries such as Spain, United Kingdom, Italy and Denmark.
The FRIDE expert, Ivan Briscoe, analyses for Radio France International the joint announcement of the United States and Russia on new negotiations to reduce nuclear weapons, thus replacing the START treaty, which expires at the end of this year.
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The new US strategy for Afghanistan, recently announced by Barack Obama, analysed for Radio France International by FRIDE expert Robert Matthews.
In an interview with Radio Nou (Valencia), FRIDE expert Ivan Briscoe offers an analysis of the current drug-trafficking situation in the world and comments on the latest UN meeting to embark upon a new anti-drug programme over the next ten years.
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Tension is increasing in Pakistan following the house arrest of the former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, who was to lead the "long march" demanding the reincorporation of the former president of the Supreme Court, who was removed from office by former president Pervez Musharraf. The weakened government might make concessions.
Following the seminar "Energy, democracy and development", Richard Youngs, FRIDE expert, comments on EU policies in Subsaharan Africa and the different ways in which they are seen by civil societies in different countries. RNE
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FRIDE expert Robert Matthews, along with Shirin Ebadi, lawyer and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, and former Iranian President Abolhassan Banisadr, analyse in Radio France Internationale the thirty years of the Ayatollah Revolution.
Robert Matthews, FRIDE Researcher, analyses the new Obama Administration for Informativos Canal Sur, Seville
Robert Matthews, FRIDE expert, speaks on Radio Autonómica de Canarias about the new perspectives that are opening up as Barack Obama takes on the role of US President. In the interview, Matthews briefly reviews the tasks that Obama will need to face at the national and international level.
FRIDE expert Robert Matthews analyses for Radio France International the difficulties in foreign policy facing the new Obama Administration.
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