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Paula, i can't believe it-quail eggs. You'll have to see my latest post because I have a picture of quail eggs in a nest outside my mother's kitchen door. Can't say I've ever had them but now all I can think of is the nest! But this sounds very good!ReplyDelete
I'll have to flip through Plenty again and find this, because I haven't noticed it yet - that book is too full of eye candy to see everything!ReplyDelete
I totally know what you mean about eating a meal, a few tablespoons at a time, from the fridge. Easy to do when you work from home all day :)
Paula, what wonderful recipes there are in Yotam Ottolenghis, "Plenty" - I love potato salad (how could I not coming from where I come from) but what I love even more is potato salads like this one, with fresh, bright, healthy and delicious additions to make a potato salad "extraordinaire".ReplyDelete
This looks so good - and you can never have too many potato salad recipes, as far as I'm concerned! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
You have now given me the reason to get and cook quail eggs for the first time. What an amazing salad.ReplyDelete
Wow, Paula - I was just talking to some friends about the great health benefits of Quail Eggs. I sent them the link to your post. This is just so "Springy"!ReplyDelete
That looks really incredible! I still have yet to have quail eggs.ReplyDelete
What a pretty salad! The flavors sound wonderful together.ReplyDelete
What a marvelous Potato Salad! With fresh spring flavors and elegant quail eggs, just divine!ReplyDelete
Wow, looks good! Very creative.ReplyDelete
Your potato salad is so gorgeous, I love the flavours and the spring prettiness!ReplyDelete
Holy yum!!! That's what I'm talkin' about!! Who knew a potato salad could be so damn good!! LOVE THIS!!ReplyDelete
I also love the fact that you eat right out of the bowl propped up against the opened fridge door ... that's my favorite way to eat! :-D
I feel the same way when I open my fridge. . and I almost always find something!! :) I totally want to get my hands on Plenty. . I've heard so many great things. . ah! one more cookbook. . does it ever end?
I don't think I have ever had a quail eggs. . from your post, I can tell I'm missing out. . this looks amazing! I can't wait to try this!
Quail eggs are such an elegant addition to potato salad, Paula. I bet the wine vinegar and the basil in the pesto kicks up an extra special notch, too. Thank you for this fantabulous recipe, my friend. Appreciate the tip about extra salt when boiling the potatoes, too =)ReplyDelete
Things like that happened to me in the night, just before going to bed...I always go to the kitchen to "drink" something, and suddenly I start eating leftovers, of course with the door opened, so I can have light...!!!ReplyDelete
Honestly - FANTASTIC!ReplyDelete
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Pesto and potatoes is a lovely idea. Lets have a picnic!ReplyDelete
Another completely gorgeous recipe. I love pesto with potatoes... great idea for a fancied up delicious potato salad! Re buffets. I don't like the word much either, mostly due to recollections of family-style buffets with children who stick their fingers in everything, mediocre salads and lukewarm meat. I usually use the Swedish word, 'smorgasbord', these days. Sounds much nicer, especially as I have family in Sweden so the word has warm association for me! I do love homestyle meals with lots of dishes though. That's the way that my husband and I eat most nights; I prepare lots of small things for variety and we pick and eat as we please! Thanks for sharing this recipe from 'Plenty'. I'll definitely be adding it to our repertoire :) xxReplyDelete
This salad both looks beautiful and sounds delicious!ReplyDelete
I love quails eggs :) This is such a great combination! Lovely idea.ReplyDelete
I would be more than happy to have this as a meal, Paula! I love that it has pesto instead of being weighed down with a ton of mayonnaise.ReplyDelete
I dig pesto, all kinds. And DO NOT forget to post your sun-dried tomato version - sounds so good. I have never eaten a quail egg, but now I'll have to seek them out...ReplyDelete
How strange ... I did the same salad the other day ... http://wp.me/p293Pw-6oT - and I love it.ReplyDelete
It was Laura that told me that you had made a post about it too. Mine has maybe another angle to it.
Nice meeting you, Viveka
This potato salad rocks! I used some frozen pesto I had and froze peas, but fresh peas will soon be here and fresh basil is already abundant. I am with you, Paula, I am not a vegetarian (though I was in college out of self-defense - the cafeteria was execrable!), but Ottolenghi's book Plenty proved that vegetarian food like his could make a carnivor go veggie! ~ David (Sorry about the typos - I am on my iPad and it doesn't like it when you go back to change things!)ReplyDelete


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Well, every day it is getting worse. They say now there is a mafia in Texas which originates from Mexico.
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First of all as most of you know I cancelled my short trip to Reynosa to see the church and Parsonage as well as the pastors. I called Mexico to let them know I would not be ... Read more
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When I lived in Mexico I would often find scorpions in my shower and the tarantulas always looked for me out of doors and would get under my chair when we had outside services. Also one time I felt something in my instep and thought it was a lea... Read more
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MIDLAND (AP) - Eighteen-year-old Casey Riggan knew that he and his friends had a keeper when they photographed his principal's car parked in front of an attractive high school teacher's house one Saturday afternoon.
But he never imagined that the picture would prompt school officials to bar him from graduation, which is what happened after word of the picture got around town and rumors circulated about the married principal's love life.
Riggan has filed a federal lawsuit against the school district for infringing on his right of free speech.
His mother is angry at Midland High School principal Neil Richmond and the school board.
"My personal opinion is that they needed a scapegoat to blame because word got out about the principal's affair," said Gail Riggan.
"This picture was never even taken to school and wasn't taken on school property or during school hours," Riggan said. "They have absolutely no right under the law to say he can't photograph a car in front of a house - something that anybody else in the nation can do. The principal can have an affair with whoever he wants to - he just better not involve my son in it."
Riggan says he didn't even snap the picture in question that Saturday afternoon in January - a friend in the car took the picture. Riggan says he just kept the picture in his closet at home.
But the boys did talk about the photo. In Midland - population, 117,034 - that talk quickly evolved from classroom snickering into water cooler gossip.
When Riggan refused to write the formal apology that Richmond requested, Riggan was suspended for three days and placed in an alternative school, a special campus for students with behavior problems. He was also not allowed to attend his graduation ceremony.
Richmond says Riggan was disciplined for being disrespectful to an adult by fostering rumors.
"He was punished under policies the school has always upheld," said Richmond, declining to comment further.
But 35 students wrote letters to the school board to say that folks all over town were already gabbing about the principal's relationship with the female teacher. Those letters were not admitted into a meeting in which the board upheld Richmond's punishment, according to the Midland Reporter-Telegram.
Riggan believes the student who took the picture was not suspended because he was a star on the school baseball team.
U.S. District Judge Royal Ferguson is expected to decide this month whether the lawsuit warrants a trial. The judge has already ruled thrown out several motions from the Riggan's attorney, stating that as a minor in a public school, Riggan has no rights.
"We believe that they had no right to take one of the most special moments of my son's life away from him," Riggan said. Young people should have some rights in this country."
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As birds chirped a musical tune near the control tower, a much larger, more destructive bird, the OH-58D Kiowa, soared in from the north armed and ready and to destroy enemy targets. What would seemingly be a pleasant day would soon be disrupted by heavy ammunition raining down on the Yakima Training Center live fire range.
Operating the helicopter, which is primarily employed for route reconnaissance and convoy security, were pilots from 4th Squadron, 6th Air Cavalry Regiment.
Simulating ground troops, Soldiers in the control tower cleared the Joint Base Lewis-McChord pilots to fly in and annihilate enemy targets during their annual gunnery qualifications in May, which is required of all pilots.
"We try to simulate how the ground units would call us and tell us the distance and heading for their position," said Chief Warrant Officer 2 Christopher Tolbert, pilot from Able Troop, 4-6 ACS. Sometimes those distances are off and it's on the pilot to ensure the right target has been acquired, said Tolbert.
The targets simulated enemy combatants and were dispersed along a ridgeline, which stretched north and south as far as the eye can see.
The first mission of the qualification called upon the pilots to fire on a target using their M4 carbines. After hitting the M4 target, they were required to drop a smoke grenade at a given location on the range. The purple smoke billowing into the sky signaled the halfway point of the pilot's mission. The challenges ahead were to successfully hit four of seven 50 cal targets, which simulated enemy fire.
"The hardest thing to simulate is a target that is actually shooting," said Tolbert. "So sometimes it takes the pilot time to acquire the real target, when in a real combat situation they would see who's shooting at them."
Immediately upon receiving the enemy's location from the control tower, the Kiowa swooped in, scouting for the target. Once accurately acquired, the pilots accelerated toward the target and fired its machine gun at it. At a distance, plumes of dirt shot up from the ground followed by a drum roll of firepower. Once the control tower confirmed the hit, the pilots concentrated their efforts on the next series of targets.
"Anytime you do an exercise like this, you want to push yourself to do everything at a high level," said Tolbert.
The final stage of the gunnery qualifications required the pilots to destroy two of four rocket targets.
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MIPOW M3 wireless headphones feature built-in retractable cable
MIPOW has introduced its new M3 Bluetooth wireless headphones with an integrated (and retractable) cable. Fashion is given a big focus with the M3, but function hasn't been ignored and the result is a pair of stylish and easy-to-use headphones with a few different notable features. Though wireless is the most convenient way to listen to music, the inclusion of the cable allows for use when the battery is dead or, for example, while on airplanes. We've the rest of the details after the jump.


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After calls from Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Jewish, Muslim and other religious leaders, Maryland became the first state below the Mason-Dixon Line to abolish the death penalty. On March 15 it joined 17 other states that have repealed capital punishment. The clergy had said capital punishment has been influenced by racial discrimination and minority defendants were more likely than other populations to be sentenced to death.
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Ladies in Hats – Taking a first look at Marc Jacobs' fall 2012 advertisements, it appears the American designer is focusing on the collection's oversize hats and jewel tone dresses. Marie Piovesan and Marte Mei Van Haaster pose for Juergen Teller's lens with styling by Alister Mackie for the autumn campaign.
I've always thought that Juergen Teller is the worst photographer ever. I don't know why Marc Jacobs keeps having him shoot his ads. Every time I see them I cringe. They certainly don't make me want to buy Marc's products.
actually as far as teller's work for marc is concerned, these are pretty good… better than the past few years of tongue-in-cheek stuff with celebrities…


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Beyond Bloomberg
New York City gets all the attention, but there are a bunch of mayoral elections in cities across the country today. I mention a few in today's column, but here's a more complete rundown by Ron Gunzburger at Politics1.com.
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April 29, 2016
The Kinston Indians won their season-high sixth game in a row, beating the Potomac Nationals, 8-6, in the opening game of a three game series Friday night at Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbrige, VA. Kinston continued their hot hitting in the first inning putting up five runs and knocking Nationals front-line starter Ross Detwiler out of the box. Potomac countered with three in the bottom half of that frame, and tied it in the fifth inning.
Kinston responded in the top of the sixth on an RBI-single by Beau Mills, and two runs in the sixth. Potomac would not die, though, getting a run in their half of the sixth, and making things interesting down the stretch. In the eighth inning, the Nationals had the tying run on base with one out, and Beau Mills snared a line drive to first base. He tried to double up the runner at first, but Francisco Piasencia was called safe at first. Both manager Chris Tremie and pitching coach Greg Hibbard were thrown out for arguing, but Kinston escaped the inning on a ground ball.
Sung-Wei Tseng loaded the bases in the ninth, but Dan Cevette struck out pinch-hitter Chris Marrero and forced Dee Brown to fly out to right for the final out.
Hector Rondon (2-3) didn't pitch too well, giving up five runs in five innings, but picked up his second straight victory.
The K-Tribe goes back to look for their seventh straight win when they face Potomac again at 6:35. Carlton Smith, the staff leader in wins at 3-2 takes the hill for the Indians.
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When I heard that they were rumbling into Canada on a big "Buckeye" bus, the same one used by the university's American-style football team, I thought to myself, "Either the delegation from Columbus, Ohio is very confident, or they are afraid of flying." Neither was the case, since the delegation was mainly there to learn, to network and, of course, to represent themselves as one of the world's Top7 Intelligent Communities of the Year. In the end, however, our Jury and researchers decided that Columbus had enough of the right stuff to accumulate the points needed to push it upward, after several tries, to Intelligent Community of the Year. The city with the "inner go" earned the right to go back home in that bus as the 2015 Intelligent Community of the Year. They did it their way, proving again, as I said in an interview in their city in April, that no one is fast enough to run away from who they really are.
Their stage celebration was true and a pure joy to witness. While their Mayor, Michael Coleman, told them that they had earned the right to show more "swagger" (confidence) because of this, they remained humbled by their achievement. They sent me this email message as they departed the great city of Toronto en route back to Columbus:
"We are honored. We are humbled. And most importantly we are grateful. Grateful for your recognition, hospitality, and all the encouragement you have been giving us over the years! It is a true privilege to be a part of this prestigious alumni club. When we started this journey, we did not do it for the accolades. Mayor Coleman and his administration did what we needed to do for the awesome residents of COLUMBUS and for the city we all love and that we call home. Thank you, we are still celebrating on the bus as I type these words. O-H.......I-O!" (Moez Chabbouni)
Another Summit is now part of ICF history. This one was special. It was the first time we had taken our show on the road and left MY home, New York, for another town. Despite early anxieties about receiving an award outside of New York, which somehow made it less valuable, Toronto was really nothing more than ICF's second home. In fact, it was the reigning Intelligent Community of the Year and in my view, a snapshot of the city of the future. New York? Well, to quote blogger David Colon, "It is Taylor Swift's city now." Seemingly "populated with humans raised in the Times Square Bubba Group Shrimp Company, then let into the world with only a penthouse apartment, an Amex black card and leopard-print Prada luggage." Canada would be a more representable place for us. It was. Delegates had a chance to also visit Waterloo, the 2007 recipient of the award, which blew them away - as we knew it would. Toronto was no stranger to ICF. It was the site of Smart'95, where this all began for us 20 years ago when John Jung convinced us that, yes, there really was a marriage pending between telecommunications and economic development in the world's cities. A movement was born and a marriage was made.
Walking into the Arcadian on Thursday night, where the Awards were given, some said that the place looked like a room where you could get married. Marriages are celebratory affairs, and the Top7 proved themselves to be the real winners yet again. They charmed the audience. Those "six funerals" we refer to are nothing but the brief frustration of six winners losing a close game in a final seconds of the match, if you need a sports analogy. They are remembered for their greatness and contribution to a global dialogue.
My favorite highlights included Mitchell, South Dakota's video; the ebullient Far Eastern Group's Strategist, Madame Lan Yuh, who not only welcomed the Top7 as the sponsoring organization's representative, but also let people know that fun is the one thing money cannot buy! (But it can pay for the wine….)
The next night, there appeared on the stage of the Arcadian the great man, Dr. Jason Hu. His Visionary of the Year keynote address could have been written by Jon Stewart's people had it not included a chronicle of the transformation of Taichung from a "no-name" city in unassuming Taiwan, to a place which is clearly miles ahead of dozens of cities with more brand recognition. With Taiwan's Economic Cultural Office ambassador, Bruce Linghu, and our 2014 Visionary of the Year, Suneet Singh Tuli standing nearby, he said that the evening represented, "One of Taiwan's grandest moments." Coming back at you, Dr Hu. It was one of ICF's as well. The appearance of the Canadian nation's Governor-General needs no further reporting here. David Johnston's career as a university president led us to a better understanding of the power of knowledge to move us from smart to Intelligent. In simple human terms, he demonstrated what that means yet again.
Along with John and Robert, I am cherishing the tie that Toronto gave me. (I only wear ties representing our 17 Intelligent Communities of the Year, Manhattan-fashionable or not!). Columbus now owes me one but I do not need it to tell their story of how to overcome decline and to pull together a community that is poised to bring us back to the place we call "home."
A little thing like an introduction can sometimes lead to a very big outcome. Connections between ICFF Member Intelligent Communities, for instance, can result in mutual benefits and economic development success stories that can help inspire others and provide invaluable lessons for their evolution as successful Intelligent Communities. At the ICF Summit in Toronto this year - on June 9, you can meet and hear from some of the people behind these successful connections including success stories from Dublin, Ohio and Arlington, Virginia, as well as between Eindhoven in the Netherlands and Waterloo, in Canada. The latter, in fact, is evolving in extra-special terms with a little help from some pomp and ceremony.
On May 28, 2015, at the Quantum-Nano Centre at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, the Eindhoven-Waterloo Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to be ratified in the presence of the Dutch Royal Monarchs, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands. The MOU was first agreed to during the visit by three mayors of the Waterloo Region when they visited Eindhoven in November 2013. Since then a committee was struck in the Waterloo Region and counterparts were also established in the Eindhoven Region. The event on May 28 will validate the work achieved to-date and the committee's plans going forward. But what does this mean for ICF communities and how did it get to this point?
Firstly, this entire evolution was the result of two communities finding themselves on the global stage through their involvement with ICF and more recently through ICFF, the Intelligent Community Forum Foundation, the association of qualified Intelligent Communities around the world. Two very like-minded communities shared best practices through the Intelligent Community movement, came together over the years to demonstrate their best practices and inspired others to do the same. In 2007, Waterloo was named Intelligent Community of the Year and in 2011, Eindhoven was similarly selected: https://www.intelligentcommunity.org/index.php?submenu=Awards&src=gendocs&ref=ICF_Awards&category=Events
In 2010, during a Top 7 site visit to Eindhoven, I was able to bring all of the Mayors of the Eindhoven region together for a dinner at the " Smartest House of the Netherlands". We discussed opportunities including the possibilities with the Waterloo Region. Soon thereafter, an introductory meeting of the two regions took place during the ICF Summit the following year. As I wrote in my blog on October 2, 2013, it wasn't until Mayor Rob van Gijzel's visit to the Waterloo Region in June 2013 that triggered heightened community to community interest. During this visit he and his delegation gave a presentation about their community and he signed an initial friendship agreement with the City of Waterloo. That was followed by a visit from the Waterloo Region in the autumn of 2013 with the three mayors from the three main cities, Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo and their Economic Development staff. It was at that time that a loose multi-city MOU was crafted between Eindhoven's Brainport staff and Team Waterloo Region's staff, coordinated by Canada's Technology Triangle, a non-profit FDI-focused organization that had spear-headed the relationship.
With this new multi-city MOU in hand, signed by all of the mayors from Waterloo Region and Eindhoven, as well as their Economic Development officers, the committee set upon its way to begin to work through the broad statements of interest between the two regions. The committees followed up by sharing best practices and organizing lead generators for each community, assisted by each host city. As a result, companies have started to build business opportunities in each community, thereby creating mutually beneficial 2 way investment and jobs for each other. Additionally, the Waterloo Region was in the process of re-evaluating its economic development programs and the organizations in the region that delivered such services. Mayor van Gijzel visited again in June 2014 and provided a Master Class on the history of the evolution of Eindhoven from a Philips-based company town to the one today that operates within an open innovation ecosystem coordinated through an organization called Brainport. It was created out of the crisis the community went through when Philip's head office moved from Eindhoven to Amsterdam. Lessons learned from the Brainport experience continue to benefit the Waterloo Region as it evolves its economic development structure. During his travels, the Mayor of Eindhoven extolled the virtues of the working relationship between Waterloo and Eindhoven Regions, but also encouraged a further evolution of the relationship, to include a third connection globally. He proposed Taipei, Taiwan since Taipei and Eindhoven already have a relationship between them based on a newly established Eindhoven-Taiwan design-related program: http://www.eindhoven-taiwan.com/home Although the Mayor of Waterloo signed an agreement with Taipei to mark a similar relationship, the Waterloo-Eindhoven Committee have yet to work on the idea of the Global Triangle, preferring instead to get the Waterloo-Eindhoven relationship right first.
Among our individual travels since Mayor van Gijzel's June 2014 visit to Waterloo Region, the mayor and I raised our unique relationship during the September 2014 gathering of the Parliament of Mayors in Amsterdam, which we both attended. Since it garnered interest among these global mayors, we knew we had something special here. Later, during a critical meeting at the residence of the Canadian Ambassador to the Netherlands during the visit of His Excellency, the Governor General of Canada, David Johnson and his delegation to The Hague on October 25, 2014, this idea was once again raised. I was part of His Excellency's delegation to Europe and we requested that the Roundtable at the Ambassador's residence include the Mayor of Eindhoven in order to explore the opportunities to foster greater linkages between Canada and the Netherlands. This day-long Roundtable was also attended by Princess Margriet and her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven, members of the Dutch Royal House. I recommended that we continue to pursue the Waterloo-Eindhoven relationship as not only a valuable city-to city relationship but also an important nation-nation linkage that would continue to foster linkages that could have significant 2 way trade and investment implications. Timing was also important to both countries. The Canadian-EU Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) was recently agreed to between Canada and the EU. The relationship between Canada and the Netherlands would benefit from increased trade and investment in each other's countries. In addition, the best practices from this relationship could be used as an inspiration for other like-minded communities to pursue similar approaches. That Roundtable not only had a royal connection, but the Dutch Ambassador to Canada was also in attendance. As a result of the dialogue generated at this special Roundtable, it was decided that both Ambassadors would travel to the Waterloo Region to explore possibilities to add Waterloo to the Royal Visit to Canada in 2015, marking the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands. In addition to the State Visit to Ottawa and Toronto, Waterloo was now highly recommended to officially be part of this visit. The presence of the Royal Monarchs at the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding would give heightened value to the relationship between these two Intelligent Communities.
In April 2015, a Waterloo Region delegation traveled once again to Eindhoven to undertake meetings arranged by a lead generator hired by Canada's Technology Triangle and facilitated by Eindhoven's Brainport. Likewise, along with the King and Queen's visit from May 26-29, there will be a significant business and educational delegation visiting the Waterloo Region from the Netherlands. An announcement will take place at the University of Waterloo on May 28 regarding scholarships to eligible Canadian university students in recognition of the 70th Anniversary. Additionally, the business delegation will spend several days with a lead generator exploring business opportunities in Waterloo Region, facilitated by Canada's Technology Triangle and the Waterloo-Eindhoven Committee. It is anticipated that through efforts explaining the business cases and competitive advantages of locating in each other's communities, several businesses will locate branch operations in each other regions. Similarly, students and professional talent will also locate in each other's communities. This is a significant economic benefit for each community and will prove ICFF's connections can work to be mutually beneficial for ICFF member communities.
ICF's connections played a critical role in the beginning of this process. Other Intelligent Communities could learn from this experience. On June 9, at the ICF Summit in Toronto, the Mayor of Eindhoven, Rob van Gijzel and former Mayor of Waterloo, Brenda Halloran, will explain what inspired them to work closely together as ICFF member communities to form this unique alliance. Likewise, at this same session, Canada's Technology Triangle's Catherine Bischoff and Brainport's Naomie Verstraeten will speak to the implementation of the MOU and what can be expected moving forward between the two regions. This is a unique opportunity to hear from two of the most innovative regions in the world how their collaboration and sharing of the innovation ecosystems will benefit their communities and their countries. This is an important economic development success story with tangible results – a story not to be missed. For more information on the session and how to register for it, please see: https://www.intelligentcommunity.org/index.php?src=gendocs&ref=Summit15-Program&category=Events
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If you are a property developer in a big city, I have bad news. Nobody likes you.
Okay, maybe I exaggerate. Maybe your family likes you. Perhaps your dog looks up to you. But nobody else does. And why should they? You are filthy rich. You control the places the rest of us live and work. Politicians fawn on you and bend the rules for you. Did I mention you're filthy rich, too?
Fortunately, Mr. and Ms. Property Developer, there is a way out. You can learn from the example of Porto Maravilha ("the wonderful port") in Rio de Janeiro, which I saw during my site inspection of this Top7 city. This was the city's original seaport on the edge of the city center. By the end of the last century, it was a derelict district lying in the shadow of an elevated highway that walled off the city from the water. The administration of Mayor Eduardo Paes began planning its renovation in 2010 and completed demolition of the highway in 2013. Funded by the sale of land and air rights to private developers, Porto Maravilla expects to complete major infrastructure work by 2025 and to be fully built out 35 years later.
A lot of the project is exactly what you would expect: high-rise condos, office buildings, art and science museums, green space and a 3-kilometer promenade overlooking the water. The architect's renderings are beautiful, and I'm sure it will be a magnet for cariocas (Rio residents) and a thriving addition to the business district. But the remarkable part of the project is how it honors the history and people of the place.
Seventy percent of the 5 million square meters under development consists of heritage buildings. Rather than tearing them down, the project will renovate them one by one and turn abandoned ones to new uses, from galleries and restaurants to new housing. Excavation has revealed what archaeologists believe to have been the world's largest slave market, and efforts are underway to preserve and memorialize it.
More important than heritage, however, are human beings. The port district is home to the first favella or slum in Rio, rising up on the banks of one of the sudden mountains that snake through this remarkable city. The project wants those residents to stay where they are, and to take advantage of the development to permanently improve their lives.
For a start, there will be no condos or office buildings rising on the favela's land. Instead of seeing their homes demolished, residents are being asked to advise on where new healthcare and social services facilities should go. Gentrification is probably inevitable, but the city is offering current property owners forgiveness of back taxes and fees to encourage them to invest in upgrades rather than selling out.
Most significant of all are the skills training and career consulting that are preparing residents for jobs in construction and the start-up of micro and small businesses. The project will need hundreds of thousands of workers and generate huge demand for local support services. For residents with skills, that is a golden opportunity for a better life for themselves and their children.
The project's chief executive told me that this massive and complex construction project is simple compared to the complexities of working with residents. But he seems passionately committed to seeing it through. Plenty of money will be made by plenty of property developers on this 50-year project. That's good for them and the city. What they will not be making are enemies among the people who live there. And that is even better.
During our recent briefings for new ICF jurors, one the most frequently asked questions was "how do we measure a big city, such as New Taipei against a small one, such as Mitchell?" Our answer is simple. We use a universal sports analogy to make it clear.
As it is with people so it is with cities and communities. Being small creates an inferiority complex that either leads to a despondent resignation of one's status, or a powerful will to look at it as an opportunity to overachieve. ICF jurors are tasked with looking at the bigger heavyweights of the Top7 and the smaller overachievers in this year's group and determining which one has done the most to excel at each of the six criteria.
There was recently a boxing match in Las Vegas where the fighter that people said, "pound- for-pound," was the best fighter ever won the contest. What did they mean when they called Mayweather "the best fighter, pound-for-pound?" They meant when you factored in all of the criteria for a great champion in that sport (speed, toughness, punching power, stamina, courage and ring intelligence), Floyd Mayweather, like Sugar Ray Robinson before him, is the best fighter in the world irrespective of the weight class to which he is assigned. In other words, a great fighter is a great fighter. If you are squeamish about boxing, try poetry. A work of poetry – if it is a true masterpiece – does not depend on the size or the length of the poem. What matters most is the feeling you get, and how you have been transformed, moved or changed by what the poet accomplished. We cannot quantify inspiration.
So it was with the Jury's qualitative judgment of the Top7. The ICF Jury is being asked to evaluate seven communities based on our criteria, their stories and a report to determine which is, pound-for-pound (or neighborhood-for-neighborhood) the one that inspires them most. Many jurists develop their own quantitative system for categorizing the information that is presented. There is a lot of it, so it makes sense to do that. Some have their own method, including using a spreadsheet or matrix. Our Jury chairman, Jag Rao, has developed his own method which he is always sharing with jurors.
We have a quantitative ranking being done simultaneous to the Jury's qualitative assessment. So members of the Jury need not worry about their final "numbers." It is their judgment we seek. Bear in mind that in years past, the Intelligent Community of the Year selection was based on a razor-thin margin, usually a fraction of point separated three of the seven at the end of the voting period! So we tell jurors that if there are two, three or even four communities that are close in their assessment – perhaps even too close to call – we suggest that they re-read the material given to them related to the sixth criteria. This year the criteria is the "Revolutionary Community." It should be the tie-breaker, if there is a tie.
We know it is not easy to measure the small, the medium and large qualitatively. Some urge us to separate out awards into categories. But I say "no." In the end a community is a place people call "home." And there is no discrimination between one's love of home in a rural hamlet far from the city, or in an apartment in the big city, far from the rural hamlet. Let's just say that from ICF's view, we are all in this together. May the champion who is, neighborhood-for-neighborhood, the best be named on 11 June in Toronto.
To our Jury: good luck and thank you! To those of you following their work: stay tuned. The best is yet to come.
When: June 9, 2015 (12:30 PM) Where: MaRS Discovery District; 101 College Street, Toronto
Last year was the inaugural event of ICF's first B2B and B2G Matchmaking Session and it was quite a success! The room was full and we had a waiting list of appointments. See the photos below. It was quite exciting and there was a lot of buzz!
When you attend this year's ICF Summit in Toronto there will be another fantastic opportunity for delegates to meet each other to pursue potential business opportunities on June 9. The concept is well known to economic developers – business and investment matchmaking among delegates at a conference to explore mutually beneficial business opportunities. For this gathering we are inviting all registered delegates, the Smart21 and Top 7 Intelligent Communities, the current Intelligent Community of the Year (2014- Toronto) as well as our sponsors and ICF friends to share their investment and business opportunities with each other and with other delegates at this gathering.
We will be inviting the Top7 Mayors, CIOs, CAOs and Economic Development Officials, but we are also inviting their local businesses, service providers and institutions to attend and participate in the match-making sessions. This will be a great ice-breaker for everyone- so bring lots of business cards. It's a great first event for all the delegates who did not attend the Waterloo and Toronto Tours on June 8.
The match-making sessions are designed to be brief 20 minute meetings; ten altogether over a three hour segment. There will be an opportunity to schedule a meeting and it will be posted electronically after each delegate has registered. To register go to www.icfsummit2015.com . After each 20 minute session, the tables will be alerted to shift their meetings. Some call this business "speed-dating". Whatever it is, there will certainly be a pile of business cards exchanged and the start to one heck of a Summit.
Why meet with the Smart21 and Top 7 Intelligent Communities at the Matchmaking Session? They are among the best of the breed of Intelligent Communities from around the world. Learn about the business and investment opportunities in each Intelligent Community; what incentives are there to locate a business or to partner with local businesses? Are the costs of power advantageous? What are the labor costs and how do they compare? What shovel-ready sites are available? Are there companies in these communities with whom you can partner? Are there start-ups that are looking for exit strategies? M&A anyone? Are there companies in these Top7 Intelligent Communities that are looking to export and expand into other regions? Why not into yours? If you don't ask, you won't get - is the old adage; similarly if you don't attend, you will miss out on these obvious opportunities.
In addition to the tables offered first for the Top7 Cities, we will have additional tables available for our sponsors and others to take advantage of. These will be available on a first come first served basis. I recommend that you register and reserve your meeting times with the Top7 Intelligent Communities, their business partners and ICF's sponsors before it fills up.
For more information or to receive a complementary ticket to the match-making session, please contact me at ICF: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I had got my tubes tied and an endometrial ablation three months ago.The first month after the operation I felt alright the odd ache in my sides never thought anything of it. As time went on the pain started to get worse mainly in my left side and I got extremely tired and very moody.Next thing you know I got my first period after my operation my period was not heavy but as my period went on I started to get pain in my right groin area I could barely walk so I went up to the hospital they gave me a bunch of morphine for the pain did some exrays and found nothing.The hospital sent me home with perkasettes for the pain and so I could stay awake.As the month went on I started to feel a bit better still tired and moody.
Now I have my period again and now I am right back where I started pain left side and can't stay awake feel like a basket case. Do I have an infection or did the surgeon do something? Anybody with any ideas of what I should do next? My doctor thinks it's irritable bowel:mad:
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i wrote a Plugin system and the Plugin Host need to know which 'usings' each module has.
The main idea is limit what the plugin can use in the code, to evaluate it's security level. Exemple: the plugins can't manipulate Disk or Networking, then i'm thinking in limit by 'usings' or loaded dlls.
I seached how to get the 'Loaded Modules' of plugin, but i don't found the reference of System.IO or any dll that could help.
Then i look into assembly.Get***() (modules/fields/...)
maybe an axemple could help: Plugin 'A' EntryPoint.cs
using System.Collections.Generic; <--- is allowed
using System.IO; <--- it is not allowed
using System.Net; <--- it is not allowed
.... Declare a namsespace, classes and other... AND i used a streamwriter
i need to know if the plugin is using System.Net, or other prohibited reference.
Thanks (a lot for ALL possibilities)
Edit: 1) Assembly.GetReferencedAssemblies don't work, some DLLs has Allowed and Prohibeted references
2) The Disk/Network access could be done using some 'help libraries' that manages this access.
3) for Sandbox solution: i saw this, but the major question is that i have something like a virtual disk, and when user ask to list a directory, this operation will ask a server 'what files this user has in this folder?' then this server will collect all files in a database and return this list. When a file must be readed/writed this modifications need to sync. with all other computers that can read this file. A Network operation is a specific to a range of 'virtual parteners' but without a complete VPN solution.


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Examples of lactose intolerance in the following topics:
Lactose Intolerance
- Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest lactose, a sugar found in milk, due to a lack of the enzyme lactase.
- Lactose intolerant individuals have insufficient levels of lactase, the enzyme that metabolizes lactose into glucose and galactose, in their digestive system .
- However, those living among societies that are largely lactose-tolerant may find lactose intolerance troublesome.
- About 44% of lactose intolerant women regain the ability to digest lactose during pregnancy.
- Individuals who suffer from lactose intolerance have insufficient levels of lactase to break down the lactose in milk and dairy products.
Galactosemia and Glycogen Storage Disease
- Although the sugar and lactose metabolizes to galactose, galactosemia is not related to and should not be confused with lactose intolerance.
- Lactose in food (such as dairy products) is broken down by the enzyme lactase into glucose and galactose.
- The only treatment for classic galactosemia is eliminating lactose and galactose from the diet.
- Galactosemia is sometimes confused with lactose intolerance, but galactosemia is a more serious condition.
- Lactose intolerant individuals have an acquired or inherited shortage of the enzyme lactase, and experience abdominal pains after ingesting dairy products, but no long-term effects.
Chemical Digestion of Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, and Nucleic Acids
Digestive Processes of the Large Intestine
Malabsorption of Nutrients
- Mucosal abnormalities (e.g. celiac disease , cows' milk intolerance, soy milk intolerance, and fructose malabsorption) may lead to malabsorption.
- Lactase deficiency, which prevents the breakdown of lactose, is a common cause of malabsorption.
- For example, patients may be put on a gluten-free diet for celiac disease or taught lactose avoidance for lactose intolerance.
Absorption of Monosaccharides, Amino Acids, Dipeptides, Tripeptides, Lipids, Electrolytes, Vitamins, and Water
- Lactase is absent in most adult humans and for them lactose, like most polysaccharides, are not digested in the small intestine.
Digestive Processes of the Small Intestine
- Lactase is absent in most adult humans and for them lactose, like most poly-saccharides, is not digested in the small intestine.
Heart Failure
- Heart failure can cause a number of symptoms including shortness of breath, leg swelling, and exercise intolerance as shown in .
Kidney Transplant
- Prednisolone suppresses the immune system, but its long-term use at high doses causes a multitude of side effects, including glucose intolerance and diabetes, weight gain, osteoporosis, muscle weakness, hypercholesterolemia, and cataract formation.
Tracheotomy and Intubation
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"As real estate values have dropped, there is a natural expectation that your property taxes should drop as well. However, this may not be the case."
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Accompanying your new 2010 property tax statement, the full note from King County Executive Dow Constantine and KC Assessor Lloyd Hara explains: "It's possible that while the appraised value of your home as decreased, your taxes have increased." Given our current recession, that's a painful double-whammy for some King Country homeowners: Your mortgage could be under water; you could be out of a job; and now your taxes go up? And how exactly is that $5 billion budget being spent? Let's analyze the KC pie chart, presented larger after the jump...
Where would irate Tea Baggers propose to cut from KC pie chart above? $98 million for libraries? Doesn't literacy lead inexorably to college and brain-washing at the hands of liberal professors? Close 'em down! $1.7 billion for schools? The cash registers at McDonald's and other fast-food joints use icons and do the math for you. Unnecessary education!
But even skipping past the Port of Seattle ($73 million), which even non-Tea Bagging taxpayers would like to abolish, that still leaves around $1.5 billion in basic services required by most homeowners. And even if the value of your home has diminished, and even if your property taxes have counterintuitively risen, think how much less your house or condo would be worth without roads, sewers, water, electricity, or cops. That would be a whammy on top of the double-whammy, one step closer to the 10th Amendment every-man-for-himself libertarian apocalypse that would have all of us living as if in Mad Max or Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
But the situation isn't yet so dire. And some KC tax statements are actually lower (like for my shit-box condo, down 7 percent). But when Constantine and company start writing the 2011 budget, their pie is bound to look different. Real estate values may not have rebounded. And the Tea Baggers will be watching.


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My son's name is Lucas. He's 8mos and as of two weeks ago, he weighed 13 pounds even. They didn't measure his height. But I'm fairly certain it's 10th or greater %.
We were officially diagnosed FTT. The reason it took so long is because we (both my dh and I) are small people. All of our other (we have 4 total) children have been on the small side. So we had been taking a wait and see approach. But this is beyond small.
L has no growth curve. He managed to pack on a whole 7 ounces in 6 weeks.
I took him on Tuesday to have the sweat test, blood workup, and urinalysis. Wednesday they called me to say that everything (except Celiac - which they haven't gotten back yet) came back normal. EXCEPT that he does have a "slightly low thyroid level. oh, and glucose level."
They referred me to a Ped Endocrinologist.Our appt is on the 19th.
How can his thyroid level be low? Doesn't that mean HYPOthyroid? Wouldn't that cause him to gain MORE weight? I'm so confused.
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