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A food and beverage director is an executive who works in a hospitality capacity. Frequently these directors are employed at hotels, restaurant chains and banquet facilities. They oversee the entire food and beverage service aspect of a company. They are ultimately tasked with human resource decisions, purchasing decisions, as well as menu design and decisions on which products to carry. They oversee all aspects of guest service as well as implementing training to ensure that expectations are always exceeded by staff.Read More...
These types of positions require creative individuals who are able to take initiative. They establish standards through the entire food and beverage operation of a company, including but not limited to hiring, training, sanitation, and overseeing payroll and purchasing decisions. Food and beverage directors must be able to analyze cost structures and maximize ways to run good food and beverage costs while still offering guests excellent options. They need a strong background in cuisine and bar and beverage service as well, and they must be mindful of new and oncoming trends in the industry.
This is an executive position with most companies, and in many situations is an upper management job. Thus, the food and beverage director will usually be expected to have a college degree in a hospitality management discipline, or a business degree at minimum. These types of positions require extensive prior experience in the field as well, with three to five years of restaurant or hotel management being the norm. Food and beverage directors normally work regular business hours, but the demands of the positions usually require them to be reachable at all times of day during the week.
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At the upper end, Food and Beverage Directors who move into an Operations Director role can end up with a hefty increase in pay. The average income for Operations Directors is a much higher $84K per year. Food and Beverage Directors most frequently advance into Hotel General Manager and Director of Food and Nutrition Services roles even though the median salaries are $15K lower and $11K lower, respectively.
Well-known firms with a reputation for hiring numerous Food and Beverage Directors include Hilton Worldwide, Holiday Inn, Hilton Garden Inn, Marriott International, Inc., and Interstate Hotels and Resorts. Those at Interstate Hotels and Resorts can expect to make the most, with the company offering a median salary of $79K.
Known for its small paychecks, Hilton Garden Inn actually ranks last in the field for salary, reporting a median income of $38K — less than half of the top paying company's rate.
Food and Beverage Directors who responded to the survey report just a handful of professional skills. Fortunate workers who know People Management can expect a significant pay bump, scoring salaries 28 percent above average. At the other end of the pay range are skills like Training Management and Inventory Management. Most people familiar with Budget Management also know Inventory Management.
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Experience and pay tend to be weakly linked for Food and Beverage Directors — those with more experience do not necessarily bring in higher earnings. Survey participants with less than five years' experience pocket $50K on average, but those with five to 10 years of experience enjoy a much bigger median of $65K. Food and Beverage Directors who work for 10 to 20 years in their occupation tend to earn about $71K. Veterans who have surpassed the 20-year mark may make only slightly more than those who are navigating the mid-career stage; the more senior group reports median earnings of around $72K.
For Food and Beverage Directors, busy San Francisco offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 43 percent above the national average. Food and Beverage Directors can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like New York (+40 percent), Los Angeles (+36 percent), Seattle (+31 percent), and Washington (+30 percent). In Austin, salaries are 4 percent below the national average and represent the lowest-paying market.
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When is a sale not a good thing? When it is never-ending, according to New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman.
Hobby Lobby, the Christian-owned and identified craft store at the heart of an ongoing Supreme Court challenge about exemptions in the workplace based on religious freedom, found itself in the crosshairs of a New York State investigation for running sales that extended beyond 52 weeks. Those sales breached the state's false advertising regulations, according to Schneiderman, whose office announced a settlement of more than $200,000 with the Oklahoma-based chain on Thursday.
Here's what the AG's office had to say in a statement:
The investigation began in 2013, when Attorney General Schneiderman's office began tracking marketing materials advertising 50 percent off and 30 percent off sales. Hobby Lobby advertised its custom framing, furniture, and home décor products as sale items for more than 52 consecutive weeks.
As part of the settlement, the company has agreed to alter its advertising practices within 60 days. It will also donate $138,600 in supply gift cards to 700 public schools near Hobby Lobby stores, and pay $85,000 in civil penalties and related costs, Schneiderman's office said.
Hobby Lobby has 14 locations in New York. At the heart of its Supreme Court case are the rights of businesses to exempt themselves from offering health care coverage on religoius grounds, if it includes care like birth control. The justices are expected to rule some time this summer.
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Corned Beef Sandwiches Recipe
My daughter shared this recipe with me. It's become a favorite of our entire family.
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons chili sauce
- 1 can (14 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 12 ounces shredded deli corned beef
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- 30 sliced rye bread
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- Thousand Island salad dressing, optional
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, chili sauce, sauerkraut, corned beef and Swiss cheese. Spread over 15 slices of bread, about 1/3 cup on each; top with remaining bread. Lightly butter the outside of sandwiches. Toast on a hot griddle for 4-5 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Serve with Thousand Island dressing if desired. Yield: 15 servings.
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Evil Goes WildEvil Goes Wild (2001) Episode 3-B- Evil Con Carne Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Evil Con Carne Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- Cartoon Network Studios
- Animation Studio: Rough Draft Studios
- Distributed by: Cartoon Network
- Cartoon Characters: Major Dr. Ghastly, Hector Con Carne, General Skarr, Boskov the Bear.
- Voice Actors: Grey DeLisle, Phil LaMarr, Armin Shimerman, Frank Welker.
- Directed By David Brain.
- Produced By Vincent Davis, Victoria McCollum, Louis J. Cuck, Diana Ritchey, Maxwell Atoms.
- Written By Gord Zajac.
- Music: Gregory Hinde, Drew Neumann.
- Editor: Paul Douglas, Rob DeSales.
- First Aired on September 07, 2001.
- Originally Aired on Cartoon Network (USA).
- Running Time: 10 minutes.
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Evil Con Carne winds up in a national park and leads a revolution of bears to take over the world.
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Aired as part of the original Grim & Evil, in the first season.
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Turn Back Time is an integrated Farm and Nature focused program for children in Paxton, Massachusetts.
We are using the past to shape the future. The natural setting of a farm is a great equalizer because children in nature are not constrained by any diagnosis, disorder, shape, size or age. We connect families and children with farming and nature and help them understand the benefits. We are bringing back the lost art of outdoor play!
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Made from a blend of 90% Merlot, with small dollops of Cabernets Franc and Sauvignon, it is the fruit of our grail-like quest to find an affordable and characterful claret. Already a hit with the Yapp cognoscenti, this precocious 'Petit Château' has alluring red berry aromas preceding a palate with a wealth of cassis flavours, great concentration and fine balance.
A fabulous vintage (93/100 - Robert Parker) with decent bottle-age from this Cru Bourgeois estate in the Haut Medoc that consistently performs like a classified growth. The 2001 was ranked top of 100 Cru Bourgeois by the Revue Vin de France.
Lalande de Pomerol 'La Chenade' from Denis Durantou - Great value, right-bank claret. Made from a traditional right bank blend of 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc, this red will cellar well for 10 years and makes a great partner to grills and roasts.
A framed menu on the walls at the Château notes that, when the well-to-do people of Aix hosted a lunch for Presidents Mitterand and Berlusconi, white Simone was served with the starter. Whether this is a good or bad advert for the wine is open to interpretation, but it demonstrates that it's held in high regard. The wine is complex, attractive and very well structured.
One of only a handful of rosé wines that feature in Neil Beckett's book '1001 wines you must try before you die' and for good reason. Anyone who thinks rosé is not a serious wine category needs to try this.
Château Simone Rouge - a rare unreconstructed historical gem. Complex 'cigar box', sandalwood and sous bois aromas precede a rich, evolved palate with some mushroom and resinous notes – it is often mistaken for top-quality Bordeaux. It merits decanting, readily supports a decade's bottle-age, and will make a perfect foil to a garlic-studded gigot d'agneau or grilled rib of beef.
"Even better than the classic cuvée, the 2012 Châteauneuf du Pape Elisabeth Chambellan Vieilles Vignes is made from 80% Grenache and 20% Syrah that was aged in equal parts foudre and concrete tank. It's is a ripe, muscular effort that has plenty of black raspberry, blackberry, licorice, toasted bread and licorice. Impressive on all accounts, enjoy this medium to full-bodied, rounded, textured and classic Châteauneuf du Pape over the coming decade." 91/100. Jeb Dunnuck, The Wine Advocate - Oct 2014.
Rare white Châteauneuf-du-Pape represents less than 5% of the AOC production and this refreshingly oak-free example is one of the best around!
"The charismatic mayor of Chateauneuf du Pape, Jean-Pierre Boisson, bottles early and makes some of the most delicious and alluring wines of the appellation. They are not meant for long-term aging, but rather to be drunk in their first 5-8 years of life." Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate
"It's a forward, supple and sweetly fruited effort that offers up loads of kirsch, garrigue, licorice and pepper on the nose. Playing in the medium-bodied, elegant spectrum, it will evolve nicely for 7-8 years." 91/100.
Jeb Dunnuck, www.eroberparker.com - Oct 2014.
A wonderful esoteric, slightly resinous, full bodied, dry white wine deliberately made in quite an oxidative style with a sherry-like bouquet and a complex palate of orchard fruit offset by wild herb notes and a long, elegant finish.
A refreshingly unoaked Costičres de Nîmes blanc from the Molinier family. Made from 60% Roussanne and 40% Grenache Blanc, it makes an ideal summer aperitif and stands up well to seafood - a garlic-rich brandade de morue would be just the ticket!
This red Coteaux d'Aix wine from Domaine des Oulličres is made from a hand-harvested 40% each of Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache Noir along with 20% Syrah: almost a Rhône – Bordeaux fusion. Mid-weight, versatile, and easy-drinking.
This terrific, crisp all-rounder has deservedly become one of our 'go to' recommendations for parties, receptions and events. It has a subtle bouquet of citrus fruit with hints of herbs and a zesty, dry, unoaked palate.
A quaffable blend of Cabernet Franc and Merlot from Gascony that really comes into its own with poultry dishes - Christmas turkey would be ideal!
A pure Merlot Côtes de Gascogne wine which has a similar fruit-forward appeal to it's Cabernet Franc / Merlot sibling - appealing mulberry aromas and soft, plummy palate.
Just the thing to accompany a steak frites or saucisse de Toulouse!
Hugues and Roland's 'Domaine Les Filles de Septembre' Cuvée Tradition has rapidly gained a loyal following and is now one of our top-selling wines. It has a joyful summer berry bouquet and juicy palate of youthful, red fruit, with bright peppery undertones over a background of supple, ripe tannins. Think Bordeaux meets the Languedoc.
This organic provençal white wine is a blend of Grenache, Clairette, Roussanne and Marsanne, grown at an elevated altitude which imparts a notable freshness. It is light enough to be drunk on its own or with olives, but will happily stand up to bouillabaisse or pissaladičre
This superb white Côtes du Rhône Villages Sablet, made from a blend of Viognier, Bourboulenc, Clairette, Roussanne and Grenache, is fresh and dry with ample apricot and peach flavours offset by mineral undertones.
Jean-Pierre Py produces a modicom of rare white Corbičres alongside the red which the 'appellation' is more commonly associated with. We would happily drink this lovely, mid-weight wine as an aperitif, but it will stand up well to seafood, salads and soufflés.
White Lirac is deserving of wider recognition and the Maby bottling, made from a cépagement of Grenache Blanc, Clairette and Piquepoul, is a fine example. It drinks well on its own but is a shoo-in with seafood.
Tavel: Domaine Maby La Forcadičre - a full-bodied rosé wine made in a traditional style. It's a great food wine, beloved by savvy sommeliers, and would go down a treat with a harissa roast chicken or a spicy vegetable tagine, and makes an ideal partner to Asian dishes.
The 'Empreinte du Temps' Vin de Pays Catalan is a rich, slightly oxidative, straw-coloured wine with a complex palate with an almost briny quality, of grilled nuts and minerals, and sherry-like undertones prior to a gently warming, long, resonant end note.
This peachy blend of typical Rhône varietals (Viognier, Roussanne and Grenache) grown on the edge of the Cévennes, stands head and shoulders above most Languedoc whites.
Our 'house' white wine is a crisp, dry Grenache-based blend that is bottled under screw-cap to conserve its youthful fruit. The distinctive label depicting our Citroën H-van was designed by the artist David Chandler.
Yapp Brothers are members of 'The Bunch', a group of Britain's best independent wine merchants.


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Sureno Vida
That's what we gonna call this motherfucker
Q-Vo, it's that Sureno Vida ese
Hell yeah
This is Malito from Brownside
Nobody represents like we do
Yeah, Brownside
It don't stop, the Eastside
It don't quit, yeah it's that old school shit
1990 to the year 2G
Mexican style you know
Soy Malito de Brownside, ya tela saves
Espicando preridad dedeto from las calles
Sur California represent it at it's best
SCLA puts you juevos at test
While you're high as a bird, gang-banging on the curb
Some end up getting shot, fuckers have nerve
To serve those who need it, some get defeated
Locos don't stop until this mission is completed
That's Sureno Vida, trip out loco mira
Don't slip on them quettes y las balas que tepira
I'll make it clear, now you picture what you hear
Surenos dos-uno-tres simon loco we're here
Putting a spot on the map for Nuestra Raza
I'm start with the Brownside, vamos you know que pasa
I'll speak on things that'll make you street wise
Now lend me your ears and I'll open your eyes
Hell yea
How long can you fucking hide
You just lend me your ears ese
Taking a little trip through the Eastside
South Central in ya mental
Bring it siempre
Si puero que muleño
Blue rag is a Sureno
Bloods and Crip have their room
Deja mete sueño
Bandieros hold their grounds, other hold theirs
Straight gang-bangers, no fucking players
Cold stares and blocks in you're on the wrong block
This petho don't quit and this shit won't stop
The point I keep strong, know where you belong
Stay up, live long and keep your mentality strong
Live and give knowledge to snotty mocosos
Before they fuck theirs and dig out the wrong poso
Finally the end is what they'll meet
Either a black body bag or a pinche white sheet
They creep in the street con bullets and heat
Survive and stay alive or else finish and sleep
That's the last sound they'll hear
The cuerpo loses a soul then they're out of here
Hell yea
That one goes out to the little mocosos in the fucking calles
You knuckleheads know who you are
We all come from the same roots
Yeah we been there
Bald and Brown, Sureno Vida
Bald and Brown baby
Bald and Brown
A pen and pad of paper is all a loco has
Gotta find money you know, and take the cash
To last in this mundo blast never segundo
Roll it, I'll light it, then it's your turno
Pass it to the right (Mari Mari) that's right
Drinking besto and smoke weed, just do what you like
To go through with a plan know where you stand
And I'm that man that'll make you say "Goddamn"
The concrete we stand on is strong like my gente
Time has come but I can loco represente
With no one to blame we maintain insane
In this rap game porque we feel no shame
Of our style we roll with and toke or spliff
Que levante a lift let's get out of shift
A gift of rhymes makes for dub sacks and dimes
Besto, cerveza, Corona with nines
Hell yea
Corona with nines
All you bandiero motherfuckers out there
Sureno Vida
You know
You know we're here to stay
What you thought we was gonna go out like punk motherfuckers?
Hell no
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William Edward Brinkoetter, 81, Independence, Mo., went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012, at the VA Hospital of Kansas City.
William Edward Brinkoetter, 81, Independence, Mo., went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012, at the VA Hospital of Kansas City.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 12, at the Messiah Lutheran Church, 613 S. Main St., Independence, Mo.; burial in Mound Grove Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Park Lawn Chapel, 8251 Hillcrest Road, Kansas City Mo.
Bill was born on July 24, 1931, in Warrensburg Mo., to Walter and Evelyn Brinkoetter. He was a longtime member of Messiah Lutheran Church. He was a Korean War Veteran, serving 6 years in the U.S. Army from 1948-1954. After leaving the military and returning home, he met his future wife, Shirley, at a dance. They dated for a while, married, and started their family. Bill got a job at Country Club Dairy making home deliveries, where he worked hard and managed to stay in the top 10 positions in the company. He eventually purchased his own truck and had his own route before retiring from the business. He is preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Don; his sister-in-law, Kay; and his nephew, Ronnie.
He leaves behind his wife, Shirley, of 57 years; one son, Steve Brinkoetter and wife, Donna, Richmond, Mo.; two daughters, Brenda Snyder and husband, Danny, Independence Mo., and Cheryl Sofia of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He also leaves behind eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren that he loved and adored.
The family would like to thank the Hospice Team at the VA Hospital for their caring and compassion.
Arrangements: Park Lawn Funeral Home, 816-523-1234.
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Don Whitt Elementary School
Sachse, TX 75048
About This School
In 2011, Don Whitt Elementary School had 15 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Texas average is 15 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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Don Whitt Elementary School Reviews
Our child has attended Whitt Elementary since its opening in 2008. Our experience has been great. Dr. Slaten is an experienced and concerned principal that understands children and believes in taking the action needed to empower them to learn. He is very approachable. He works in leading his staff toward the best ends in educating our children. Having other older children involved in public school; we are so grateful for this experience. We appreciate the family value based heartbeat of the teachers and their committment to preparing children for the future.
Whitt Elementary is a beautiful campus and does have a few great teachers. However, the staff as a whole is a disappointing group of uninspiring teachers whose level of genuine care for their students is greatly lacking. My recommendation is to carefully research the school and, more importantly, the teacher with whom your child would be placed. The school believes that no one teacher is better than another. Theoretically this sounds great, but in reality it could not be farther from the truth.
Last year was our first year to attend Don Whitt Elementary. My son thoroughly enjoyed kindergarten and is looking forward to 1st grade. I was the room mom for his class and found the PTA to be very organized making the room mom's job very easy. My daughter will attend kindergarten this fall. We are looking forward to another terrific year.


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iPhone 4 types much good yet, but it's interesting to note that the current version of redsn0w apparently works like a champ for jailbreaking your old iPhone 3G (yes -- 3G -- not 3GS) along with second-generation iPod touches running iOS 4.0.2. As we now know, 4.0.2 materialized for the sole purpose of patching up the PDF exploit that allowed JailbreakMe to do its thing, so it's kind of funny to see that redsn0w is still able to do its thing unhindered... just not on the devices most of us care about. Keep on keepin' on, Dev Team.
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I think Gödel's second incompleteness theorem rules out the possibility of a transporter beaming itself.
Conditions setup wave – wave carries everything including transporter hardware (operational or not) the waves have been entangled at that point and are now 'in motion' of a kind riding the subspace wave which was spiked with enough of the right kind of energy to last until wave evaporates (termination event) at designed end point.
The subspace pulse energies encoded with the surfer frequencies ride the wave happily on their own to their termination event unless there is a receiving station to catch the wave and fail or the initial subspace pulse wasn't strong enough resulting in failed termination event the wave dissipates after the surfer hits rocks or miles before beach maybe due to gravitational effect (do gravitons and tachyons affect subspace?) wave energy pops into a door ceiling planet core etc ouch!
Assuming the wave is smooth inside the matter stream the transporter does not need to be operational to continue to ride the subspace wave (ocean) it could be re-used to lock onto {self+surfer} again and beam to another wave in the stream beaming within beaming. There may be less energy required to do this since subspace spike already in place maybe just needs a nudge.
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A transporter needs to model and process the complete data about anything it transports, nothing left out, but Godel's theorem proves that no system can completely explain or encompass itself.
I think the universe encompasses itself and knows everything about itself in a super self aware state of awesomeness reflecting internally all the time. Classical axioms may not apply in quantum mechanical realms.
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And you seem to be saying the matter stream is a Bose-Einstein condensate, but that doesn't mean there's an intact machine in there somewhere.
I think the nature of quantum mechanics is holographic with super internal reflection differing from total in the sense that space and time are connected thus the future and past are reflections of each other.
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In order for something to function as an intact material object, it needs to have its particles correlated in a macroscopic, "classical" state wherein they're all physically connected into a solid.
If the wavefunction of the transporter on the surfboard is holographic then I think it should work because it has always been a hologram. We're just pushing some functions around in a hologram.
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They need to be in certain positions to work; the particles of the focusing components have to be aligned so that they function as lenses, the particles of the current paths have to be aligned so that they can actually conduct electricity along a path, etc.
The technology to set up the correct conditions getting subspace frequencies to match target and push all waves at precise time accounting for relativistic non local effects would have to be 'bug free' for sure but once the energies are in motion and stable the hardware could be used again because it is holographic.
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There needs to be a single definite answer to where the bits go and how they interact in order for them to have a definite effect.
Maybe subspace pulse at right frequencies is all that's needed to tinkle with these quantum mechanical forces, of course we would need the right iPhone app to generate correct pulse frequencies accurately and correctly every time.
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Physical laws apply everywhere, but they have to be directed in the right ways to get a desired effect.
Yes I agree. Thermodynamically speaking when the thrusters go off on the ship it doesn't stop its inertia keeps it going and requires energy to stop it, a la initial subspace pulse with designed dissipation frequencies. The holographic information remains holographic entangled and in superposition all the time if done correctly.
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A huge pile of sawdust is subject to the same physical laws as a catapult made of the same amount of wood, but it's not going to be able to have the same effect, because it's not in a configuration that can exert or take advantage of physical laws in the right way.
Quantum mechanically speaking the space occupied by the pile of sawdust could just 'pop' into a huge Starship there is nothing to prevent this from happening it's just said to be unlikely.
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If you wish to keep your favorite port across system updates, there is more than one way to accomplish this, but soon to become common is the creation of a PBI. The process of turning a port into a PBI can be a very simple matter of either using pbi_makeport from the commandline, or the GUIfied EasyPBI program. However, not every port submits so easily to this conversion process, and sometimes extra interaction is needed in order to succeed. The purpose of this area is to help document how those challenging ports get turned into PBIs and also perhaps, by way of this information, assist with improvement to the tools that would automate the process.


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Bill would empower state's bar owners
Tavern and liquor store owners may be able to turn the tables on underage drinkers if a bill that unanimously passed a state Assembly committee on Tuesday eventually becomes law.
The bill, patterned after the decade-old "Brown Jug law" in Alaska, would allow alcohol purveyors to sue anyone under age 21 for $1,000 in small claims court if the person tries to trick them into selling alcohol or allowing them into a bar illegally. »Read Full Article(63)
Milwaukee designer Bree Rose puts blankets to good use
It's that time of the year when we're running for cover, huddling beneath the bright geometric shapes that have been knitted or crocheted by our matriarchs (and the occasional patriarch) and tucked into trunks and closets.
How great would it be if the blankets that keep us cozy on cold days could go with us out in to the world? Is there such a thing as comfy, cuddly couture? »Read Full Article
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Cue the cold weather. Now hit the lights. Downtown Milwaukee will flip the switch on the sparkly season Thursday evening for the opening night of the 15th annual Holiday Lights Festival.
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Neuroscience Program
Panel Advises Aspiring Scientists on Finding Career Paths
Six professors and alumni held a panel conversation for students titled "What can I do with a degree in science?" in the Main Lounge of Moulton Union.
A Bridge to Knowledge: Bowdoin's First-Year Seminars
While many colleges offer similar first-year programs, Bowdoin's program is somewhat unique because it teaches the skills of critical reading and persuasive writing through the lens of different disciplines.
Building Brains, One Policy at a Time
Dr. Pat Levitt of the University of Southern California gave an Oct. 4 lecture "Toxic Stress and its Impact on Early Learning and Health," explaining that our brains' stories are shaped not only by our genes, but also by our early childhood experiences.
Three Bowdoin Seniors Receive Fulbright Research Grants
Three Bowdoin seniors, Kacey Berry, Jacob Blum and Emma Cutler, have received Fulbright Fellowships to support their research next year in Germany, Italy and Sri Lanka, respectively.
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David Carlon of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa has been named Associate Professor of Biology and Director of the Bowdoin College Marine Laboratory, a newly endowed position at the college.
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Patsy Dickinson, Bowdoin's Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences in the biology and neuroscience departments, has won an "Educator of the Year" award from the Faculty for Undegraduate Neuroscience (FUN).


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Unless you've been reading the obituaries in recent days you've probably never heard of Hugh Thompson Jr. In the finest tradition of the U.S. military, Thompson – who died January 6 of cancer – was a brave man who saved many lives in Vietnam. But the lives he saved were of Vietnamese civilians at a hamlet called My Lai who were being murdered by Thompson's fellow soldiers.
It's an unfortunate fact that American soldiers have massacred civilians even before they had their own country, namely in the French and Indian Wars that ended a decade before the Revolution. Civilian massacres were a fixture of the Indian Wars of the 19th century (carried out by both sides) and occurred during the Philippine-American War in the early 20th century.
Guerrilla conflicts bring out the worst in soldiers because of the tremendous stress and frustration of being killed by and chasing "ghosts," but also because soldiers know that insurrectionists cannot survive without the help – achieved willingly or through threats and terror – of the civilian populace. That was true of the civilians in the My Lai area who supported the enemy Viet Cong. Things boiled over when the communists launched their massive Tet Offensive in January 1968.
A platoon of soldiers led by Lt. William Calley entered My Lai on March 18, 1968 and began systematically killing everyone. Calley himself machine-gunned a ditch full of villagers. Ultimately, between 350 and 500 died, but the toll could have been higher if an Army scout helicopter crew led by 24-year-old Warrant Officer Thompson hadn't witnessed the killings during a flyover and decided they would not close their eyes.
Obituary writers, while celebrating the courage of Thompson and his crew – Specialist Lawrence Colburn and Specialist Glenn Andreotta (killed in action just weeks later) – didn't realize how far it went. "They landed the helicopter in the line of fire between American troops and fleeing Vietnamese civilians and pointed their own guns at the U.S. soldiers to prevent more killings," the Associated Press reported, conjuring up images of a heavily-armored gunship bristling with mini-guns and rocket pods.
In reality, their OH-23 Raven was more a mosquito than a bird. It had thin armor and its weapons comprised merely two light machine guns. An infantry platoon with machine guns, mortars, and grenade launchers could have converted it to scrap metal. It wasn't armor and weapons that stopped those frenzied troops, but the moral authority conveyed by setting that machine down where Thompson did.
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It has taken over our lives and permeates every moment. It even has its own week.
And it's the annual occurrence of Internet Week that made us think– have we become addicted to the internet? And if we have, what would happen if 5 digital natives were forced to go cold turkey for a week? Would it be reminiscent of a scene from Trainspotting? Or would they regress to some kind of IRL utopia?
We followed these five internet addicts around for a week. This is the result.
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"Jonathan Bates is better known for the food forest him and his colleague Eric Toensmeier planted on their 1/10th of an acre urban lot in Holyoke, Massachusetts. When I visited him in February, most of the lot and its 200 plant species were still covered with snow, but Jonathan showed me around their eco-shelter. Thanks to good insulation and thermal mass, the passive greenhouse maintains above freezing temperatures all winter, and allows them to grow food throughout the year."


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The legendary waveshaping sound of Z3TA+ (zay'-ta) is back – and better than ever. New filters, modulatable waveshapers, flexible effects, expressive control and a gorgeous new interface make Z3TA+ 2 one seriously powerful synth. It's not often that a soft synth can be called a classic, but in the case of Z3TA+ it's definitely appropriate. Used on countless tracks over the past decade, Z3TA+'s distinctive sound has been a staple of electronic artists the world over.
All oscillators can inter-modulate each other using a unique "circular inter-modulation scheme," as follows:
Any modulation option can be chosen in any oscillator. This way, the output of combined modulations can become extremely complex. For instance, OSC1 could ring-modulate OSC2, this output could FM-modulate OSC3, to PM-modulate OSC4, SYNC to OSC5, etc.
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Though snow seems like a scarce resource this ski season, with resorts scrambling to make the white stuff via artificial means, travel bargains at ski hotels across the country are in plentiful supply. Thankfully, the snowpack is starting to come back while the low prices haven't really budged. We surveyed 10 popular US winter resorts and uncovered deep savings at budget ski hotels that are just a hop, skip and slide from the slopes. Most tout nightly rates that hover between $100-150,and a couple go even lower than that: A cozy bed at the chalet-chic Stowehof Inn at Stowe, Vermont can be yours for only $78 and a double room at the eco-friendly 968 Park Hotel at Lake Tahoe goes for $89.
With the peace of mind that comes with making a smart hotel choice, you can focus on the slopes. To that end, we also highlight the newest bells and whistles at each ski resort, from high-speed chairlifts and state-of-the-art terrain parks to restaurant renovations and a white-knuckle winter zip line tour.
968 Park Hotel Heavenly Ski Resort South Lake Tahoe, California The 57-room 968 Park Hotel was fully renovated in 2009, transforming from a run-of-the-mill Days Inn into a warm, eco-friendly, rustic resort. The hotel has replaced many halogen lights with LED bulbs, serves locally sourced food, and uses water-efficient appliances. After a long day on the slopes, guests can come home to some of the most comfortable beds in Lake Tahoe: They're EPA-approved and covered in 300-thread-count sheets and down fillers. It's a five-minute walk to the Heavenly Village gondola that takes you up the mountain. Winter rates from $89/night for a double room, but keep your eye out for promotions: the hotel offers a 20% discount to returning customers who book directly, as well as a 20% discount to guests who drive a hybrid vehicle to the hotel; www.968parkhotel.com What's New at Heavenly Ski Resort Extreme skiers and snowboarders alike will appreciate that Heavenly opened a half-pipe in one of their four terrain parks in mid-January, exciting both beginners and future X Games superstars. The coolest part? As you catch air off the 18-foot pipe, take in a glimpse of the vibrant blue Lake Tahoe, one of the most beautiful views Heavenly has to offer. For more trip-planning information, check out our Heavenly Travel Guide. Photo: 968 Park Hotel
The Alpine House Jackson Hole Ski Resort Jackson Hole, Wyoming We'd like to think a husband-and-wife team of two former Olympians – Nordic combined skier Hans Johnstone and winter biathlete Nancy Johnstone – knows a thing or two about what makes a great ski hotel. The couple's Alpine House Lodge & Cottages (22 rooms; 5 cottages) treats tired skiers and boarders to heated tile floors, down duvets, custom bath amenities, and free Wi-Fi. Start your day with a hearty, homemade breakfast – included in nightly rates – with mouthwatering delights like lemon-ricotta blueberry pancakes and buttermilk waffles. After a full day on the slopes, unwind at the Viking Bar by slinging back locally brewed beers and regional wines. Need to relax those achy muscles? A small on-site spa offers up massages and mud wraps (with prices starting at a manageable $95 for 60 minutes). The Jackson Hole Resort in Teton Village is just a 15-minute ride away on the public bus system. Winter rates from $145/night, including breakfast; www.alpinehouse.com What's New at Jackson Hole Ski Resort One of the least crowded ski resorts in the country – in terms of the average number of skiers and boarders per acre of terrain – Jackson Hole has plunked down $4.5 million in improvements this season, from a brand-new lift to the redesigned Kids Ranch ski school hub. For more trip-planning information, check out our Jackson Hole Travel Guide. Photo: The Alpine House Lodge & Cottages
Austria Hof Mammoth Mountain Mammoth Lakes, California At less than 200 yards from the slopes, the location of this wallet-friendly hotel is unbeatable. With "every fourth night free" deals and ski packages that include continental breakfast, lift tickets, lodging, and dinner, the value is great as well. All 35 rooms have refrigerators, free Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs, DVD players, and cozy down bedding to warm the cold right out of you. Though the décor is simple, warm tones and large beds make relaxation easy. Breakfast is included, as is ski and board storage. End your day with some hearty German and American fare at the Austria Hof Restaurant and Bar, or take a dip in the Jacuzzi that overlooks the slopes. From $135/night; www.austriahof.com What's New at Mammoth Mountain Mammoth boasts several new features to make your visit this year better than ever – there's a new high-speed quad chairlift, a new ticketing system to reduce lines, and new snow tube park. In addition, snowboarder and artist Jamie Lynn has painted many features in the Art Park terrain area. For more trip-planning information, check our Mammoth Travel Guide. Photo: Austria Hof
Chateau Apres Park City Mountain Resort Park City, Utah For more time on the slopes, and no-fuss lodging, Swiss chalet-style Chateau Apres is the place to be. Located only 150 yards from the PayDay lift, less than a 10-minute walk (or free bus ride) from the shops and restaurants of historic Main Street, and less than three miles from the area's other ski resorts (The Canyons and Deer Valley), the inn could not be better located. This family-owned "Skier's Ski Lodge" has 32 rooms, all with cable TV, daily maid service, and free Wi-Fi; a lobby highlighted by a large, circular fireplace surrounded by cushioned circular benches and comfy couches and chairs; and complimentary continental breakfast. From $110/night; www.chateauapres.com What's New at Park City Mountain Resort Park City Mountain Resort has made several improvements for this ski season, from a new triple chairlift at 3 Kings that will double the carrying capacity of the original lift, to improvements on the Eagle Superpipe, to making the popular snowboarder-brand Cobra Dogs hotdog stand a permanent structure at the base of the 3 Kings chairlift. For more trip-planning information, check our Park City Travel Guide. Photo: Casey Hyer
The Christie Lodge Beaver Creek Ski Resort Avon, Colorado With options for either one-bedroom condo suites (sleeps 4) or three-bedroom condo suites (sleeps 8), the recently renovated, 280-room Christie Lodge promises to deliver the one thing families always need more of: space. Guests can conveniently rent their ski equipment at the Lodge and then hop on a 15-minute shuttle to the slopes. Restaurants and shops in the quaint, family-oriented town of Avon are within walking distance. After a long day skiing, dine at the Lodge's new La Luna café or unwind in the heated pools and hot tubs. Winter rates from $135/night for a one-bedroom condo-suite; www.christielodge.com What's New at Beaver Creek The much-anticipated new Rose Bowl high-speed quad chairlift drops skiers into a prime location for Black Diamond trails (as well as a couple Blues for the less daring), and the new side-load Doppelmayr lift carries 2,400 skiers an hour, virtually eliminating wait times so you can pack more runs in. For more trip-planning information, check our Vail and Beaver Creek Travel Guide. Photo: Christie Lodge
Cristiana Guesthouse Crested Butte Mountain Resort Crested Butte, Colorado This charming 21-room European-style ski lodge is located just 50 yards from a free shuttle that goes to both Crested Butte Mountain and the Nordic Ski Center. Crested Butte's "original ski lodge" has a large stone fireplace in the lobby, recently renovated bathrooms, and no televisions, so you'll feel cozy, unplugged, and away from it all. There is even hot coffee and tea available all day, freshly baked cookies in the afternoon, and of course the complimentary continental breakfast in the morning. While you're not on the slopes, enjoy the social atmosphere around the fireplace or take advantage of the free Wi-Fi. From $105/night; www.cristianaguesthaus.com What's New at Crested Butte Mountain Resort The Crested Butte Zipline Tour is open during the winter season for the first time. The tour is around two hours long and includes five ziplines and three suspension bridges, and is one of the only canopy tours open in the winter. The resort has also renovated its cafeteria-style restaurant, Paradise Warming House, for better service and fewer space issues so that you can quickly get back to your day, and updated its rental gear with high-end skis and snowboards. For more trip-planning information, check our Crested Butte Travel Guide. Photo: Cristiana Guesthaus
Elkhorn Resort Sun Valley Sun Valley, Idaho To find the best lodging value at a ski resort, sometimes it's better to avoid hotels altogether and instead opt for a condo rental. ResortQuest's Elkhorn Resort houses 55 condo units and homes high in Sun Valley's hills, with perks like a hot tub and sauna. Ski season rates for units that sleep two already start significantly lower than area hotels, but in many cases for just $20 more you'll find larger condos that sleep up to four – perfect for families. In-unit kitchenettes will help save money on meals (though note some lack ovens), while gas fireplaces make for cozy après-ski sessions. And don't think you'll miss out on hotel comforts: All of Elkhorn's condos come stocked with linens and bath amenities. Just three miles from the lifts, Sun Valley's free shuttle stops across the street from the Elkhorn Village complex to sweep you away to Bald Mountain or downtown Ketchum. Winter rates from $110/night for a studio; www.resortquestsunvalley.com What's New at Sun Valley Sun Valley's twin slopes of Bald Mountain and Dollar Mountain both have exciting new features to boast about this season: Baldy added 30 acres of new glade skiing, while the Dollar Mountain Terrain Park introduced 20 new rails, a new half-pipe, and a new Progression Park with smaller jumps and other obstacles for beginners. For more trip-planning information, check our Sun Valley Travel Guide. Photo: ResortQuest Sun Valley
Fairlawn Inn Hunter Mountain Hunter, New York The Fairlawn Inn, located less than half a mile from the Hunter Mountain slopes, is as full of charm as it is antiques. Rated the #1 Inn in New York by the New York State Hospitality & Tourism Association in 2010, this restored and renovated 1904 home boasts 9 individually decorated rooms and a friendly, homey atmosphere provided in part by Innkeeper Chuck Tomajko. He makes the complimentary cooked-to-order breakfasts (consisting of, say, blueberry pancakes with glazed walnuts or chévre and pesto omelets), can tell everything about the area, and provides local and sustainable organic food. Guests will also enjoy the many gardens and porches, as well as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and DVD players in every room. From $129/night; www.fairlawninn.com What's New at Hunter Mountain Hunter Mountain is a must-visit any season, but this year it has new terrain park features (including new boxes and rails for snowboarders), a new groomer for better maintenance of the terrain park, and a new high-speed quad chairlift, the Zephyr Express, to make your trip up Hunter's West Side quieter and faster. For more trip-planning information, check our Hunter Travel Guide. Photo: Fairlawn Inn
The Lodge and Spa at Breckenridge Breckenridge Ski Resort Breckenridge, Colorado Nestled on a cliff, high in the pine-forested Rockies, The Lodge and Spa at Breckenridge boasts some fantastic mountain views. Relax in rustic seclusion – the 45 suites and rooms offer either forest or mountain views – or venture into the charming town to take part in free events in the Breckenridge Arts District. Take the complimentary shuttle to the slopes, only a 15-minute drive from the Lodge. In addition to affordable massage treatments, facials, and scrubs at the spa, enjoy outdoor mountain-view hot tubs and complimentary continental breakfasts. Winter rates from $119/night; www.thelodgeandspaatbreck.com What's New at Breckenridge Ski Resort To commemorate its 50th anniversary season, the resort launched a "50 Wishes" campaign, where guests submit any wish they'd like to see fulfilled at the resort. Resort staffers will compile 50 deserving wishes and grant them throughout 2012. For more trip-planning information, check our Breckenridge Travel Guide. Photo: The Lodge and Spa at Breckenridge
Stowehof Inn Stowe Mountain Resort Stowe, Vermont The Stowehof Inn, inspired by the architecture and design of European mountain chalets, is home to 46 distinctive rooms. Enjoy fondue at Emily's, the Inn's restaurant, or indulge in Vermont microbrews at Coslin's Pub. Unwind and warm up by the fireplace in the Inn's cozy living room or in their library, perfect for curling up with a cup of hot chocolate. If you need some time away from the ski slopes, look no further than Stowehof's on-site sledding hill and sleigh rides ($29.50 for adults, $14 for children Wed-Sun during non-holiday periods). Winter rates from $78/night for the "Ski Bum Special," including breakfast for two; www.stowehofinn.com What's New at Stowe Mountain Resort Stowe Mountain Resort claims the longest average trail length in New England, and now there's a new high-speed chairlift to get you to the top of the mountain even faster. For more trip-planning information, check our Stowe Travel Guide. Photo: Stowehof Inn
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From TUC Radio - The Prospects of War in 2014: Professor Francis Boyle is interviewed by Jeff Blankfort
Recorded in the early days of January 2014, the focus, with some urgency, is on the prospects for war in 2014. University of Illinois College of Law Professor Francis Boyle, well known teacher of Constitutional Law, attorney and engaged critic of U.S. Foreign Affairs, was interviewed on January 8 by Takes on the World Radio host Jeff Blankfort. Jeff Blankfort is a veteran journalist and commentator on the Middle East.
Flash-point one is Iran. While negotiations are currently (January 2014) under way to lift sanctions a bill, S. 1881, has been introduced in the US Senate (Dec. 2013), over President Obama's objections, that could bring these efforts to an end. Even worse, S. 1881 has language imbedded that would force the US to go to war on the side of Israel if Israel were to decide - unilaterally - to attack Iran. To follow the process in the Senate go to <http://beta.congress.gov/bill/113th/senate-bill/1881>
Francis Boyle writes that "Today on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I, the serial imperial aggressions ... by the Republican Bush Jr. administration and then the Democratic Obama administration are now threatening to set off World War III." Boyle lists the flash-points Syria, Libya, Lebanon, along with the ongoing attempt to destabilize Iran. In the controversy between Japan and China over the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands the US has declared that it is bound by treaty to intervene on Japan's side. These and more issues are addressed in this interview originally broadcast on KZYX radio.


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On a more general note, any metaphysical notion, be it an interpretation of quantum mechanics, a general concept about other universes, is in its nature unscientific, can't be proven by science and probably can't be proven at all. Quantum mechanics does one thing – describes how our universe works within its own space and time. It can't be used to extrapolate what happens outside the universe, before the universe or after you die from your own perspective, because those "places" haven't been observed, can't possibly be observed and are very likely to differ so significantly in nature that anything you know is inapplicable to them at all.
Two examples:
1. Assume multi-world interpretation of quantum mechanics leads to quantum immortality for all individuals. For our universe to exist, let alone support life, the quantum fluctuations, their randomness and indeterminism in quantum processes need to be within precise constraints as defined by the laws of physics we know (or think we know). Any change in quantum fluctuations could destroy the universe, and if randomness stopped being random, I am not sure what will happen. And that's exactly what will be going on in your immortalverse. Of course, you could just be struck with an enormous streak luck winning the intergalactic lottery every Planck time turning into an eternal anomaly that lives against all odds and against the laws of physics, but this is profoundly more unlikely than finding yourself in a universe where your luck matches the local laws of physics. Living for a second that way has a probability that makes the Ackermann function sweat.
2. Existence itself is undefined for these metaphysical realms. Existence is the things that we can observe directly or indirectly. Nobody will observe your afterlife, nor will you observe anyone else's, so it doesn't even exist, how can we be talking about the more well-defined physical concepts? Worse, existence here is tied to probability – if six people saw a goose, there is probably a goose, because the likelihood of light shaped like a goose just randomly popping into six people's eyes is just incredible. Well, if the whole of your personal existence is more unlikely than that, how can anything exist in your realm?
I do believe in immortality of sorts that arises from much simpler things that have nothing to do with quantum mechanics or complex physics though:
- I think that we overestimate our personal importance, and that a person carrying out your legacy or mentally arriving at the same place as you accidentally is more than enough, and your personal uniqueness doesn't add much to that if at all, and you can share and immortalise your memories if you think they are this important.
- If you were immortal in the traditional sense, your life would start repeating itself. When it does, you're as good as dead, you'd be living the same finite thing over and over again.
- Living your life over and over is the same as living it once. Time is the natural progression from cause to effect that we observe, implying there's more to it is giving it metaphysical properties we have not observed. If the effect takes you back to the cause, that does nothing for the posterity of anything in-between, outside of our perception of time, which in the grand scheme of things is irrelevant. Been there, done that.
Your points, firstly of the non-observability of a "quantumly immortal" being by the rest of us mere mortals, and secondly of the problem of a "quantumly immortal" being's experience being dominated by improbable events, are both well taken, assuming I understood what you were getting at.
I do have problems with some of your other contentions, though. Two are worth elaborating on:
It can't be used to extrapolate what happens outside the universe, before the universe or after you die from your own perspective, because those "places" haven't been observed, can't possibly be observed and are very likely to differ so significantly in nature that anything you know is inapplicable to them at all.
I think that this view is too simplistic. Science, even quantum physics, exists only because of collaboration. There is, in any collaboration, routinely the acceptance by each party of contributions from other parties. To demand that quantum physics can only concern itself with what each individual could verify on his own, would be to strip it of the overwhelming majority of its content and to transform it into a discipline in which no progress could be made. Verification does not depend on everything being verified by each individual. Therefore, statements that apply to reality before or after a person's lifespan are not necessarily utterly meaningless to that person. Rather, they can be coordinated into the individual's personal experience, not at all dissimilarly to the way accounts of events to which the individual is not party to generally are.
If you were immortal in the traditional sense, your life would start repeating itself.
Your claim here really demands proof. Here are two reasons why your claim is not at all obvious.
Almost all real numbers are irrational. The decimal expansions of rational numbers eventually repeat, but those of irrational numbers do not.
Almost all real differentiable functions are aperiodic.
Let f(x) be a non-constant real differentiable periodic function that is normalized so that max{abs(f(x))}=1. Then, for any positive real number c, g(x) defined by g(x)=c*x*f(x) is differentiable but aperiodic. The derivative of g(x) clearly exists, and it is given by g'(x)=c*f(x)+c*x*f'(x). Real differentiable functions are continuous, and therefore, real differentiable periodic functions must be bounded (therefore, any real differentiable periodic function can be normalized). Because f(x) is non-constant, it cannot vanish identically. Therefore, c*x*f(x) is not bounded, and so g(x) cannot be periodic.
So, for every such periodic function f(x), there are as many such aperiodic functions g(x) as there are elements of the continuum.
Moreover, since we assumed that c>0 and that f(x) is normalized, for each such g(x), the inverse value f(x) is uniquely determined. Note that g(x)/x must have a removable singularity at x=0, by the assumption that it was determined by a periodic function in the first place. In other words, lim(g(x)/x,x=0)=c*f(0).
Since there is thus no overlap among these aperiodic functions, the totality of such aperiodic examples therefore utterly dwarfs the set of all normalized periodic functions.
This latter objection perhaps carries more weight than the former (which is why I even bothered to formulate a readily understandable partial proof sketch), if we assume that scientifically derived models of reality are the solutions to systems of differential equations.
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Per serving: 410 calories; 20g fat; 8g saturated fat
Red Baron Fire Baked Pepperoni Pizza ($5.60, 19.86 oz. serves 4)
This "spicy," "smoky," and "peppery" pie wowed our panel. With its "puffy crust," a "crisp bottom," and "plenty of cheese," what's not to love?
Per serving: 370 calories; 17g fat; 7g saturated fat
Stouffer's Pepperoni French Bread Pizza ($3.30, 11.25 oz. serves 2)
Tasters didn't prefer the bread-y crust or the extremely herbal sauce, but it had the familiarity of a childhood snack.
Per serving: 420 calories; 20g fat; 7g saturated fat
365 Everyday Value Uncured Pepperoni Pizza ($5, 13.9 oz serves 3; Whole Foods)
The good, thick crust had toppings too salty and greasy for our testers.
Per serving: 370 calories; 20g fat; 9g saturated fat
Weight Watchers Smart Ones Artisan Creations Stone-Fired Pepperoni Pizza ($3.30, 6.11 oz serves 1)
This pizza had tons of oregano flavor but overall was too soft and gummy for everyone. It may have had a disadvantage because the instructions require microwave cooking, while others can be baked in the oven. It might be fine, however, for those watching their fat intake.
Per serving: 390 calories; 8g fat; 3g saturated fat
Healthy Choice Pepperoni French Bread Pizza ($1.90 - $2.40, 6 oz. serves 1)
Another microwave sample. The French bread provided a very doughy crust, but no one was wowed by the flavor. However, for those on a diet, it might be worth considering.
Per serving: 350 calories; 4.5g fat; 1.5g saturated fat
South Beach Living Pepperoni Pizza ($3.50, 6.3 oz. serves 1)
Bland cheese and pepperoni atop mushy crust did not bode well for this low-carb microwave contender.
Per serving: 350 calories; 12g fat; 4.5g saturated fat