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Something Fun for a Sunday: Baby Elephant Sneeze
4 December 2011
It's an incredible experience to be close to nature, and wildlife, given the often urban-dominated lives that we live.
The everyday activities of animals are special enough to see, but every so often something humorous also happens that reminds us that in all walks of life, we don't always need to take ourselves so seriously.
Life at a Short Glance: The Beauty of a Second
4 December 2011
The upcoming week is no doubt going to be a busy one, just like the last, with everything from traffic, errands to information overload.
So sometimes it's difficult to take time out, and appreciate what is going on around us, but it's something that we can still do with even just a minute to spare.
Catchy Tune for COP17: Taking a Stand with Doo Be Doo
3 December 2011
Popular local band Freshly Ground has added their bit to climate change awareness by rewriting and recording their hit track "Doo Be Doo" to coincide with COP17.
This re-recorded track will also be performed next week live in concert at the Durban Botanical Gardens.
Extreme Sports Combination: I Believe I Can Fly
3 December 2011
At a Sinamatella Productions screening in Cape Town last night, this film trailer was shown- one that made almost all the audience members gasp.
BASE jumping and high altitude slacklining are both extreme sports in their own right, but putting them together creates nothing short of exhilarating, or terrifying.
More COP17 Activity: Global Day of Action Tomorrow
2 December 2011
While negotiations take place behind closed doors at COP17, civil society organisations will be taking to the streets of Durban tomorrow to emphasize the need for renewable energy, and a clear strategy for addressing climate change.
Organised by the C17 civil society committee, the Global Day of Action march will begin in Botha's Garden/King Dinuzulu Garden at 8.30, and end at the Old Pavilion site at 2pm.
For more information and details about the logistics of the march visit this Greenpeace Africa blog post.
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COP17 Cop-Out: Canada Debates Commitment to Kyoto
2 December 2011
It's been a busy week in Durban, with negotiations about the future of binding treaties like the Kyoto Protocol keeping everyone on their toes.
From an international perspective, Canada has expressed doubts about committing to the second phase of the Kyoto Protocol, which has led to disappointment on behalf of environmental organisations like WWF South Africa.
Is this just a cynical case of Canada wanting to back out before having to pay emissions penalties? Or could their abundance of energy reserves be taking precedence over their natural resources?
Fun with Frogs: Conservation At Chrissiesmeer This Weekend
1 December 2011
Lake Chrissie in the Mpumalanga Lake District is the largest freshwater lake in South Africa, and home to a variety of frog species, which could soon be under threat from coal mining pollution in the area.
Although there is a moratorium on coal mining at present, it is still a potential issue, which is why the owners of Florence Farm are hosting the Chrissiesmeer Frog Night on Saturday 3 December, to raise awareness and contribute to conservation efforts.
For more information visit the Getaway event listing.
COP17: The Conference Condensed in 3 Minutes
1 December 2011
As anyone who pays even vague attention to the news will know, COP17 has been dominating headlines, Twitter streams and Facebook pages, as people all over the world anticipate the results of the negotiations.
But what exactly is this conference aiming to address? There have been several articles that breakdown the negotiations, but the video below is the most succinct one we have come across so far.
Costa Rica: The Truth Behind Turtle Egg "Poachers"
30 November 2011
A seemingly disturbing photo essay has been doing the rounds for a while now, which insinuates that people are poaching turtle eggs in Costa Rica.
However, is this the truth? We've done some research, and contrary to what we first thought, these pictures actually show a successful conservation project.
Interestingly, "harvesting" the first batch of eggs actually allows for more turtles to survive, as too many turtles visit the small beaches every nesting season, which leads overcrowding, trampled eggs and even fungal growth.
For more information about this misrepresented turtle conservation project visit this link.
The Joy of Collaboration: R&D-I-Y Window Farming
30 November 2011
Imagine the difference it would make if everyone grew even just a small portion of their own food.
This idea inspired Britta Riley, who has helped create a window farming collaboration called R&D-I-Y that also highlights the practicality and feel-good factor of knowledge sharing via social media.
Conundrum: Is Somali Piracy Contributing to Conservation?
29 November 2011
In a recent article in the Mail and Guardian, the issue of Somali piracy is discussed with reference to a documentary film made by a Canadian student named Mohamed Ashareh, called "Pirate Tapes".
According to the documentary, many of the Somali pirates are "Robin Hood" type ex-fisherman, and see their actions as a means of protecting their marine resources by preventing toxic waste dumping and illegal fishing by international trawlers.
The article expresses doubt about the quality of the documentary, but it nevertheless raises an interesting conundrum- could piracy, in some respects, actually contribute to conservation?
Local Urban Agriculture Projects Get International Press
29 November 2011
Over the last while, there seemed to have been a marked increase in media awareness about the importance of micro-farming and urban agriculture for long term sustainability.
Local organisations, like Greenpop for example, have popularised "greening" and have emphasized that growing certain plants not only provides a sustainable food source, but contribute to uplifting impoverished communities.
As various debates around food security are raised this week during COP17, it's encouraging to see these projects receiving international press in publications like the New York Times, which featured initiatives like Abalimi Bezekhaya, which Green Renaissance filmed last year.
Latest Film: Conserving Biodiversity at Bergsig
28 November 2011
Green Renaissance has just released our latest film, "Wine that Doesn't Cost the Earth", about Bergsig, which is the first wine farm to be a part of Woolworths' sustainable agricultural initiative: Farming for the Future.
Winemaker De Wet Lategan's commitment to caring for the environment is evident in his profound connection the land, and in his passion for producing fine wines, which is why Bersig wine also forms part of WWF's Biodiversity and Wine Initiative.
WWF South Africa Ad: We Only Need Enough
28 November 2011
As COP17 kicks off in Durban today, here's a short animated clip from WWF South Africa that emphasizes the importance of addressing climate change.
Made using only one piece of paper, this advertisement also reminds us that we only need to have "enough".
City Cycling: Challenging Perceptions of Street Sharing
27 November 2011
Cycling instead of driving to work is regularly punted as a low-carbon and more sustainable transport option, and rightly so. However, what are the challenges that come with cycling and issues of urban infrastructure?
In this video, a cyclist in London speaks about the challenges of sharing the streets, something that is definitely becoming more of a concern in South Africa where there is a definite need for low carbon transport.
Bizarre Natural Phenomena: Octopus "Walks" on Land
27 November 2011
The video below of an octopus crawling out of the water at a marine reserve, presumably to forage for food, excited onlookers and has led scientists to question why a water dependent creature would do this.
According to Scientific American, this is fairly common behaviour for certain octopi, but this doesn't make it any less bizarre, or interesting, to watch.
Source: Treehugger
Documentary Trailer: Climate of Change
26 November 2011
With the COP17 conference beginning on Monday, we thought it would be appropriate to give a sneak peek at a documentary that gives a global and personal insight into the effects of climate change.
Although just a very brief summary of the film, it gives us an encouraging indication that this issue is something we are all in together, and therefore hopefully an issue we can all do something about.
Underwater Icicles: Antarctic Ice in Slow Motion
26 November 2011
Typical representations of Antarctica seem to include footage of emperor penguins, tundra and generally above-surface activity- but what about what happens underneath the ice?
In this video, filmed for the BBC series Frozen Planet, the formation of a "brinicle" is tracked with timelapse, and is an incredible slow motion look at what happens when an icicle grows underwater.
Afternoon Escapism: A Stop Frame Animation Trip
25 November 2011
It's Friday afternoon, and it's probably been a long week, so here's a video that will provide you with a stop-frame animation escape, and a vicarious travel experience- on a smaller scale.
Thought for the Holidays Ahead: Share Your Light
25 November 2011
It's a month before Christmas today, and no doubt many people are thinking about what presents and decorations to buy for the occasion.
In the spirit of the current concern with climate change and human consumption though, Woolworths has created a campaign that also considers the value of immaterial giving, with their Share Your Light campaign.
To find out more, and add your light to the virtual tree in the true spirit of goodwill, visit the website.


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Targeting Fees in Target-Date Funds
Target-date funds are supposed to improve the way millions of Americans save for retirement. But the funds' high fees could end up adding years to the time many workers will need to punch the clock.
The funds, which hold a mix of stocks and bonds that grows steadily more conservative as investors' retirement—or "target"—date approaches, have been one of the fastest-growing corners of the mutual-fund business, with about $330 billion invested today, up from less than $70 billion five years ago. But target-date funds have sparked complaints of failing to adequately protect investors after some funds posted wide losses during the financial crisis.
A report Wednesday from the U.S. Government Accountability Office highlights another key aspect that might be an even bigger flaw in the long run: how much these investments cost.
While many investors may barely notice investment fees, the GAO says some target-date investors may pay up to nine times what others do. Investors in funds run by Vanguard Group pay average annual fees amounting to just 0.18% of their invested assets, while those in OppenheimerFunds Inc.'s Oppenheimer LifeCycle Series funds pay 1.68%, according to investment-research firm Morningstar Inc. MORN 1.02 %
OppenheimerFunds says its target-date fees are likely to fall as the funds grow in size, helping spread out fixed costs. It also says that under a different methodology for calculating costs, its funds' average fees are a slightly lower 1.44%.
Fees are important because every dollar spent on investment management translates directly into lower fund returns. Over the decades many workers spend saving and investing in their 401(k)s, even seemingly negligible cost differences can amount to tens of thousands of dollars in lost gains.
Investment fees "can take a big chunk ... out of a person's return," says Robyn Credico, a senior consultant at employee-benefit consulting firm Towers Watson. Her research suggests a salaried worker earning $125,000 a year and saving 12% of his salary every year between the ages of 25 and 62 in a target-date fund with a 0.2% annual fee would end up with roughly 12 additional years of retirement income than a similar worker in a fund with a 1% fee.
The calculations assume investors withdrew 70% of their last year's pay each year in retirement, including Social Security benefits. (People who withdraw a more typical 80% to 90% of their last year's pay would see fewer years lost to fees.)
Fund companies say some target-date investors pay more than others for a number of reasons. Some pricier funds are designed for investors in plans set up by small employers and reflect those plans' comparatively high fixed costs. Another big factor: Most target-date funds embrace active stock and bond picking—in which fund managers gamble they can earn back any extra fees they charge investors by posting above-market returns—over a passive index-fund approach that merely seeks to match the market's returns. While academic research shows this is unlikely, many companies believe they can beat the odds.
"Overall, it's difficult for active managers to outperform, but not all active managers are created equal," says Jerome Clark, head of T. Rowe Price Inc. TROW -0.08 % 's target-date family. "Good active management is a better place to be, if it's at a reasonable cost."
Unlike mutual-fund investors who pick funds through brokers or on fund company websites, target-date holders typically don't have any say on which fund they buy. They are stuck with the one picked by their employer.
Congress, hoping to nudge Americans toward better investing habits, in 2006 made it much easier for employers to designate target-date funds, instead of money-market funds, as the default choice for people who didn't pick their own investments.
Yet many retirement experts say corporations don't do a good enough job for their employees, often simply choosing the target-date fund run by the investment company that also handles back-office accounting services for the company's retirement plan. That partly is because fund companies typically offer those accounting services at a cut-rate price—or even without charge—if employers agree to accept in-house investment options that carry higher fees.
The marketing tactics make plans "look free" to employers, while costing workers extra, says Ryan Alfred, president of BrightScope Inc., a firm cited by the GAO for research on how companies select target-date funds.
Investors should be able to find basic information about target-date fund fees in marketing materials like a fund's prospectus. Morningstar also tracks fees and rates target-date families based on performance. Its top-rated ones: Vanguard, T. Rowe Price and American Funds.
Investors who own target-date funds through their 401(k) plans have limited options. One is to replicate a target-date strategy with a combination of lower-priced funds on their plan's roster. Another is to lobby their employer to change plans.
Congress has been looking into target-date funds and may take up the issue later this year. Sen. Herb Kohl (D., Wis.), chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging, plans to introduce a bill in April that would effectively require target-date fund managers to become fiduciaries—who must act in investors' best interests—for their funds to serve as default options in retirement plans.
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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star hotel with free breakfast and free valet parking
Situated by the ocean, this hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Black Sand Beach and within 9 mi (15 km) of Cahuita National Park and Grand Beach. Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Gandoca-Manzanillo and Kelly Creek Station are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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Along with an outdoor pool, this hotel has a health club and a 24-hour fitness center. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free valet parking are also provided. Additionally, free use of bicycles, concierge services, and laundry facilities are onsite.
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All 10 individually decorated rooms have 2 bedrooms and feature free WiFi and iPod docks. Guests will find kitchens with refrigerators, stovetops, and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, VIP Hotel Playa Negra provides a health club, a 24-hour fitness center, and complimentary bicycles. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. This Puerto Viejo hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
VIP Hotel Playa Negra has designated areas for smoking.
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Barbacoa. - This poolside restaurant specializes in Caribbean cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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A health club and complimentary bicycles are featured at the hotel. In addition to an outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Learn how to make the most of paid-subscription genealogy sites, including Ancestry.com, HeritageQuest, Fold3.com, NewEnglandAncestors.org and Archives.com. Learn the tricks of how to search efficiently and print out and share what you have found. The library provides free access to all of these subscription sites with its series of public-use computers in its Reading Room.
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there is probably several thousand different varities of turf type tall fescue. Generally, it is a shorter growing, finer bladed than the regular K31 tall fescue. For a lawn you might try one of the TTTF blends which is usually three different varities of fescue in the same bag. You can add one of the improved varities of Kentucky bluegrass as well as one of the turf rye's. You can visit www.ntep.org to get a better recommendation as to which type of grass is better suited to your area.
Starter fertilizer is usually a high Phosphorous fertilizer blend, 18/24/12 seems to be one of the more popular off the self ones. I have mine special blended based on soil samples from my area. A soil test is the only way to get an accurate blend for you soil since all soils are different, even you neighbors soil is probably a little different than yours.
Is it creeping fescue or red fescue that grows well in shady areas (maybe neither)? Thanks for the help
creeping red fescue for shade, and in your area a little chewings fescue with it would be OK.
Anybody run lime through their hydroseeder? Or is the best way to dry spread it?
I use lime in every tank load. I buy the pulverized lime not the pelletized. I also dont, and wont, use liquid lime products. If you are having your soil tested and it calls for large amounts of lime, dont try using the recommended amounts in your hydroseeder. Soil test recommendations are mean for 6 to 8 inches of incorporation into the soil. With a hydroseeder you are only applying to the top layer of the soil. Reduce lime rates to 15%-30% of recommended rates. If you are worried about wear and tear on the pumps, it will happen, but the mulch acts like a lubricant since the lime will be suspended in the slurry. The amount of actual wear in probably very little more than normal wear and tear if you didnt add lime and no more than if you are using granular fertilizers.
Muddstoper...What machine do you use? How much lime can you run through per tank? How much do you apply per tank on average? I have a turfmaker and don't currently use lime but am considering starting after reading posts. Sorry for so many questions.
In my 600 gal finn, I use 100lbs of dolomitic pulverized lime per tank as well as 50lbs of granular fertilizer, with 7000 sqft of coverage.
I use homogenized fert in mine. looks like it will break down better and be easier on the pump.
Unfortunatly, what ever kind of fertilizer you use, it is still going to be hard on the pumps. The granular fert's will dissolve in the slurry but the corrosion factor is still there. Centrifical pumps will handle the corrosion and grit better than the bowie gear pump that is on your TurfMaker. The biggest help to combat the corrosion is making sure you flush the pump with clean water before parking it at the end of the workday. With the gear pump, never run it dry. Running dry with a centrifical only hurts the seals but with a gear pump, you actually have gear to gear contact and the water or slurry is the only lubrication they get.
Fertilizer in the slurry also has a harmful effect on the seed, basicly you are soaking the seed in a salt solution which slows germination and can actually kill the seed. The best way to apply the fert and lime is to broadcast and incorporate into the soil before seeding, whether hydroseeding, slit, or broadcasting. In critical area seeding, where hydroseeders where originally intended to be used, broadcasting and incorporating fertilizer and lime is usually not possible. In this type seeding applying the materials with a hydroseeder is often the only option. With most lawns, better results are usually obtained if the materials are appled to the soil before the actuall seeding process takes place.
If soil admendments are being added to the hydroseeding slurry care should be taken in types chosen and amounts used. Especially since with a hydroseeder you are only applying those materials to the top layer of the soil. For this reason, even soil test recommendations should be considered to large an amount to use for seed establishment, this is because the test recommendation are meant to be incorporated into the soil to a depth of 6 to 8 inches and you are only treating the top layer of the soil. Chooseing fertilizers with lower salt content will also improve the germination factor of the seed. Nitrogen in Nitrate form has a much higher salt index than ammonical forms, muriate of potash contains twice as much salt as sulfate of potash.
Over application and wrong choice of fertilizers is probably responsible for more seeding failures than improper watering techniques, this is true whether hydroseeding or using a more conventional form of seeding. Unwatered seed will lay dormant for a long time before seed kill happens, and will germinate whenever enough water is available for it to do so. Not so with fertilizer coated seed. The salt content of the fertilizers will compete with the seed for avilable moisture, as well as convert to nitrogen gas, and can kill the seed off before germination in as little as 24 hrs after application.
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Bell Mobility says it will likely scrap its plans to erect a controversial cellphone tower in a residential area of west end St. John's.
The company has wanted to put an-almost 15-metre structure in the middle of a residential area, approximately 90 metres from St. Mary's Elementary School, and near a senior's home.
But at a public meeting at St. John's City Hall on Tuesday night, company officials said they are looking at another, more remote site.
The city wants to impose a buffer zone of 200 metres between the tower and schools or homes.
Bell Mobility's Paul Greene said while the west end plan may be abandoned, he said each proposal should be assessed separately.
"We think that rather than establish a setback of, for example, the 200-metre setback that has been established that the city should look at each site and consider that every site is unique," said Greene.
Bell added that a 200-metre buffer would make it impossible to build a world-class network.
Area residents learned of Bell's plan through a notice in a newspaper during the summer.
Since that time, concerned citizens have rallied by holding meetings and protests again the tower. They said they fear the radio waves a tower would emit may be dangerous.
Homeowner Patricia Walsh-Warren hopes the city sticks to its guns.
"The city has proposed a 200-metre setback and I hope that they are able to stand firm on that," said Walsh-Warren. "The unknown effects just doesn't allow for it to be any closer."
"I certainly don't want my children in 40 or 50 years time to be reaping the reward, or the ill-rewards, of these cell towers"
The final decision on the cell tower location is up to federal officials with Industry Canada, but Greene said Bell Mobility will take any protocols established by the city very seriously.
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MARYVALE, Ariz. — Nuggets coach George Karl took a sentimental journey to spring training Thursday.
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"I told CarGo, 'You remind me of a guy I used to go watch when I was 11 years old,' " Karl said.
That would be Roberto Clemente.
"Clemente was smooth, but CarGo is probably smoother," said Karl, who grew up in Pittsburgh watching Clemente. "I don't know if he has the gun (arm) Roberto had."
Karl spent the first five innings of the Rockies' 9-8, 10-inning win over the Brewers Thursday sitting beside golfing partner Jim Tracy outside the visitors' dugout at Maryvale Baseball Park.
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Joe Salvino is going to be coaching at California Area this season.
However, Monessen basketball fans can relax because he isn't leaving to coach the Trojans' on the hard court.
Salvino is expected to join Bo Teets' football staff as an assistant if the California Area School Board approves the recommendation. He will be coaching the Trojan linebackers.
Salvino, who will be entering his 31st season coaching Monessen's successful boys' basketball program, had been a football assistant for 22 seasons before stepping aside three years ago.
"Bo asked me last year when he got the job at California and I told him I wasn't interested," said Salvino. "He called me again this season and at first I told him I didn't think so, but he was persistent.
"He said he really wanted me and that I could be a big help, so I told him I would do it for this season anyway. I always did enjoy coaching football, to be honest."
Teets and Salvino were both assistants on Monessen's football staff under head coach Andy Pacak.
"We worked well together and I like Bo," Salvino said. "I just hope I'm into it like I was before. I guess I will find out Monday (when camp starts)."
Teets smiled when asked about the new addition to his staff.
"He's just a guy who lives down the street from me who has a little coaching experience," Teets said, tongue-in-cheek.
Teets then gushed at the addition of Salvino to his staff.
"He's a guy who has been around. He's a winner. He's a legendary coach," Teets said. "You can't put a value on that for a program like ours.
"We coached together for four years at Monessen and worked very closely together and have similar styles. I'm excited about the prospects of having Joe with us."
Salvino said it will be different coaching a sport at a school other than Monessen for the first time.
"It already has been strange," he said with a laugh. "The other day we had conditioning and I was there and I really didn't know many of the kids.
"Some of them came up to me and I introduced myself, and I'm not sure all of them even know who I am," said Salvino, who has won multiple WPIAL and PIAA basketball titles during his illustrious career at Monessen.
One thing Salvino won't have to worry about — at least during the regular season — is coaching against the Greyhounds and a lot of his basketball players.
While Monessen was moved to the newly revamped Eastern Conference, California returns to the Tri-County South Conference and a lot of its former longtime rivals.
"They have a young team and they are back in the Tri-County South," Salvino said. "So we will see what happens."
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1. Re: BI composerJaiG Nov 30, 2012 8:01 AM (in response to Haree)I'm assuming you followed these steps from the blog post you provided to configure BI Composer: http://obiee1000.blogspot.in/2012/09/configuring-bicomposer.html
Are all the BI Services up after the restart services step?
2. Re: BI composerTurbokat Nov 30, 2012 9:02 AM (in response to Haree)Hello,
Did you have any SSO enabled.?? Also which version of OBIEE are you on
There is an unpublished Bug 14193060 - BI COMPOSER NOT WORKING IN OBIEE 184.108.40.206.2
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Mr. Peter Bakker is a distinguished business leader who until June 2011 was the Chief Executive Officer of TNT NV, the Neterhlands based holding company of TNT Express and Royal TNT Post (formerly TPG Post). At the end of May 2011, TNT NV was split in two separately listed companies: TNT Express NV and PostNL NV. Mr. Bakker lead the demerger of TNT and, after its completion, stepped down and left the TNT group on June 1, 2011.
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Mr. Bakker joined Royal TPG Post in 1991 and was appointed Financial Director of its parcels business unit in 1993. He was appointed Financial Control Director of TPG Post in 1996 and became a member of the Board of Management of TPG Post in 1997. Since the split of TPG N.V. from Koninklijke PTT Nederland N.V. until his appointment as Chief Executive Officer in 2001, Mr. Bakker was Chief Financial Officer and a member of the TPG Board of Managment.
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IIRC they reused some of the "arsenal of death" VFX in some early season scenes. They did a lot of volley firing in early TNG, ranging from Yesterday's Enterprise to Best of Both Worlds. It seems like the emphasis changed a bit between seasons and shows as they went from a focus on relative static ships firing lots of things at once, to high speed maneuvering plus relatively low rates of fire. There's probably stylistic reasons for it, as well as the slow move toward CGI. Doing big battle scenes with too much VFX makes the scene look excessively busy, too, which might have something to do with the lack of it.
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The fall is my favorite time of year. I love taking in the scenery on a fall foliage bike ride-and getting some outdoor exercise before winter rolls around. I also especially love the fall for its seasonal produce! However, when it comes to picky eaters, love for seasonal fruits and vegetables can oftentimes be a struggle.
This week, as I was educating a picky 8-year-old patient on the benefits of fruits and veggies, we came to an agreement. This month he would have to try at least one new vegetable, more than once. This is perfect for fall because there are a ton of fruits and veggies in season. Not only do these fruits and veggies taste great, they are packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, such as Vitamin K and carotenoids, which have been linked to protect against certain cancers.
For your guide on fruits and veggies in season I have provided you with a list. These are some of my faves!
Broccoli is a green cruciferous vegetable packed with folic acid, vitamin K, A and C. It can be eaten raw or cooked. Add it to cold salads, whole grain pasta, serve it cold or hot with toasted sesame seeds or simply lightly sautéed in garlic and oil.
A member of the cabbage family, brussel sprouts get a bad rap. In my experience many people are scared of the little guys, but if made properly, they taste phenomenal and keep you full -- brussel sprouts are packed with filling fiber! My favorite way to eat them is roasting them in the oven. Brussel sprouts are a very good source of folate and a good source of iron.
In addition to making a beautiful carving, pumpkin is a nutrient powerhouse. Its high levels of beta carotene, Vitamin A and Vitamin C may boost immune function. Pumpkin is also rich in potassium and high in fiber. Use pumpkin as a soup base, add it to chili, or simply heat it up with some cinnamon and Splenda for a sweet, savory dessert.
Probably my favorite green veggie, spinach is packed with iron, fiber and folic acid. Use spinach as a side dish, add it to soups or eat it raw in a salad.
More nutritionally dense than their white-potato counterparts, sweet potatoes are an excellent source of Vitamin A and C, and also contain potassium, iron and copper. Not only are they super healthy, but they're naturally super sweet, too! For a savory dish, brush with some cayenne pepper, salt and a sprinkle of olive oil for a healthier version of french fries.
Best in October through November, winter squash is an amazing veggie. Sure, it's full of fiber, but did you know that our friend winter squash is also a good source of Vitamins A and C, several B vitamins, potassium and omega-3 fatty acids? Winter squash has a sweet flavor and is great as a side dish tossed with a few dried cranberries and paired with turkey, chicken or pork.
Apples are full of antioxidants, and some experts say they can curb your appetite and cause you to take in fewer calories throughout the rest of the day. Sweet or tart, apples are satisfying eaten raw or baked into a delicious dish. Just be sure to eat the skin -- it contains hearty, healthy flavonoids.
Research suggests that this sweet 'n sour citrus fruit can aid in weight loss. One small Scripps Clinic study found that eating half a grapefruit or drinking 4 ounces of juice with meals (without making any other changes in eating habits) resulted in an average weight loss of more than 3 pounds in 12 weeks. Scientists speculate that the weight loss happens because grapefruit lowers insulin levels, which curbs your urge to snack. In addition, grapefruit contains more than 75 percent of your daily recommended intake (DRI) of Vitamin C, is a good source of lycopene and contains pectin, which has been shown to lower cholesterol. If grapefruit is a little too tart for you, try sprinkling a little Splenda on top. If not, try adding it to mixed greens, combine it with avocado and shrimp, or enjoy a fresh glass of its antioxidant-rich juice.
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Stuck on the couch tonight? TimesReporter.com features editor Rex Huffman offers some of his top picks for television viewing in his daily series:
Stuck on the couch tonight? TimesReporter.com features editor Rex Huffman offers some of his top picks for television viewing in his daily series:
• Tune to ABC at 9 p.m. for game three of this year's NBA finals featuring the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat. Tonight's game, which can be seen on WEWS-TV Channel 5, will be played in San Antonio a the AT&T Center. After Tuesday's 113-77 win, the Spurs now lead the best of seven series two games to one
Prior to the game, you can catch a special edition of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" at 8 p.m. featuring actor Jack Black and 2-year-old Titus Ashby who goes head to head with Metta World Peace. At 8:30, it's time for "NBA Countdown."
• The non-NBA fans can tune to Fox at 8 p.m. for a new episode of "Hell's Kitchen." The show airs on WJW-TV Channel 8. Tonight, Chef Gordon Ramsay tests the contestants' ability to communicate and work together with a three entree relay race, with the winners getting a helicopter tour and a caviar tasting.
• Those who stick with Fox at 9 p.m. can catch a new episode of "Does Someone Have to Go?," also airing on WJW-TV Channel 8. Tonight, the three bottom employees at DFX Sports and Fitness in Anaheim, Calif., explain why they should keep their jobs.
• Tune to the History Channel (cable Channel 23) at 9 p.m. for back-to-back new episodes of "Pawn Stars." In the first episode, Rocky Marciano's punching bags find their way into the show, leading to the Old Man showing off his boxing skills. The guys also consider a Swiss Doxa pocket watch from the 1800s.
In the episode that follows (at 9:30 p.m.), Corey's dog spends the day at the shop. Among the items brought in are a cavalry sword used by John Wayne in the movie "Rio Grande'' and a Civil War medical syringe.
• If you stick with the History Channel (cable Channel 23) at 10 p.m. you can catch a new episode of "Swamp People." Tonight, the swampers look to repair their relationships and an injury takes down a legendary hunter.
• A new episode of "Hannibal" airs at 10 p.m. on NBC. Tune to WKYC-TV Channel 3 and WTOV-TV Channel 9. On tonight's episode, the BAU team finds evidence linking Abigail to the Minnesota Shrike victims. Also, Will checks Abigail out of the hospital and Hannibal convinces Jack that Will is capable of murder.
• Back-to-back new episodes of "Giving You the Business" await those who tune to the Food Network (cable Channel 46) at 10 p.m. In the first episode, four of Saladworks' top employees are tested. a new employee lovingly hand-feeds a customer and a food fight and a noisy group of seniors pushes one of the managers over the edge.
Page 2 of 2 - The episode which follows at 10:30 p.m., four employees at a popular pizza franchise are secretly tested. Also, the new delivery guy disappears, an indecisive mom asks for some unusual favors and a lovers' quarrel wreaks havoc on the restaurant.
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This week, when I addressed the nation on Syria, I said that — in part because of the credible threat of U.S. military force — there is the possibility of a diplomatic solution.
Russia has indicated a new willingness to join with the international community in pushing Syria to give up its chemical weapons, which the Assad regime used in an attack that killed more than 1,000 people on August 21. I also asked Congress to postpone a vote on the use of military force while we pursue this diplomatic path. And that's what we're doing.
At my direction, Secretary of State Kerry is in discussions with his Russian counterpart. But we're making it clear that this can't be a stalling tactic. Any agreement needs to verify that the Assad regime and Russia are keeping their commitments: that means working to turn Syria's chemical weapons over to international control and ultimately destroying them.
This would allow us to achieve our goal — deterring the Syrian regime from using chemical weapons, degrading their ability to use them, and making it clear to the world that we won't tolerate their use.
We've seen indications of progress. As recently as a week ago, the Assad regime would not admit that it possessed chemical weapons. Today, it does. Syria has signaled a willingness to join with 189 other nations, representing 98 percent of humanity, in abiding by an international agreement that prohibits the use of chemical weapons. And Russia has staked its own credibility on supporting this outcome.
These are all positive developments. We'll keep working with the international community to see that Assad gives up his chemical weapons so that they can be destroyed. We will continue rallying support from allies around the world who agree on the need for action to deter the use of chemical weapons in Syria. And if current discussions produce a serious plan, I'm prepared to move forward with it.
But we are not just going to take Russia and Assad's word for it. We need to see concrete actions to demonstrate that Assad is serious about giving up his chemical weapons.
And since this plan emerged only with a credible threat of U.S. military action, we will maintain our military posture in the region to keep the pressure on the Assad regime. And if diplomacy fails, the United States and the international community must remain prepared to act.
The use of chemical weapons anywhere in the world is an affront to human dignity and a threat to the security of people everywhere. As I have said for weeks, the international community must respond to this outrage. A dictator must not be allowed to gas children in their beds with impunity. And we cannot risk poison gas becoming the new weapon of choice for tyrants and terrorists the world over.
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I have a full line-up for Tech-Ed 2009 and System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 Sp1 – May 11-15, 2009.
May 11, 2:45-4:00 PM VIR04-INT Why Virtualization and Data Protection are Better Together May 12, 10:15-11:30 AM MGT204 Technical Introduction to Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1 May 12, 1:00-2:15 PM MGT316 Protecting Applications with Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1 May 13, 2:45-4:00 PM MGT02-INT How to protect SharePoint with Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1 May 15, 10:45-11:30 AM MGT401 Advanced Capabilities of Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1
For some hands-on time with DPM, please check out:
MGT18-HOL Technical Introduction to Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1 UNC06-HOL How to protect Exchange Server with Data Protection Manager 2007 sp1
In addition, some of my friends are also presenting this week
Devin Ganger MGT301 Advanced Data Protection for Microsoft Exchange Server Sacha Dawes MGT201 Microsoft System Center for the Data Center Bob Roudebush WSV311 High Availability and Disaster Recovery considerations for Hyper-V
And there is a rumor that my former employer (Double-Take) will be bringing back their Cluster-Funk band. If so, you won't want to miss it !!
During the day, I'll also be hanging out at either the Management TLC talking about DPM or the Windows Server TLC talking about file services and some very cool new features coming in WS 08 R2.
And if you want some 1:1 time – reach out via Tech-Ed Connect.
Safe travels if you are headed to Los Angeles – I hope to see you there.
And as always, thanks for reading …
Will any of these sessions/presentations be made available online after TechEd is over?
From Jason > I hope so. Usually, they record a few of them from the event itself. Otherwise, these PPTs/Topics are what make up most of my future webcasts.