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This version of the popular army dish, usually made with creamed chipped beef, uses pork sausage. Just add flour, milk, onions and seasoning and you've got the favorite for serving over biscuits or toast.
Brown sausage in a large skillet; drain fat. Pour flour directly on sausage to coat (this will prevent lumps). Add milk, to desired consistency. Stir in the poultry seasoning, salt, pepper, onion and Worcestershire sauce and heat through.
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Serve this outdoors on a cold morning at 0-dark-30 AM. Take a stainless steel mess-kit tray, put a slice of toast in the bottom, a ladle of SOS on the toast and a fried egg on top. Dump 1/2 a canned peach on the side allowing the juice to run around the bottom. Sprinkle liberally w/ coarse black pepper.
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Mrsswill 3m agoJust what I was looking for. I used to eat this when I was little. I hadn't had it for a awhile, but this was exactly what I was looking for. We always used chopped up corned beef so that's what I used instead of sausage and it also works well with almond milk.
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I doubt that very many people are outraged about it.
I think it's hilarious that he demonstrated to the nation how ineffective the ban is by bringing the magazine on television after being told not to by the police. I also think it shows how much respect he has for the legislation that he promotes. He (supposedly) thinks it's an important enough issue to debate/discuss, but he also thinks that he shouldn't have to obey the law that he's promoting. The situation also highlights a point that many people have been expressing here on the forum. You have to ask yourself why so many media personalities and politicians have been jumping on this issue with so much fanfare. I think that they are either generating interest in themselves or taking advantage of a tragedy to push an agenda.
I don't see how you can be a regular on here and make that statement.
Legally, I'm not sure that briefly holding it for the purposes of discussion on a news show really meets the "possession" requirement.
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Did planes hit the 2 WTC towers? Yes. Ah but were they the airliners we were told they were? Evidence and physics seems to say NO!
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Chapter: The Sacca di Goro: A cooperative decision making experiment for a sustainable lagoon exploitation
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The development of shellfish farming was analyzed with a coupled watershed and 3D biogeochemical model for the Sacca di Goro coastal lagoon (Northern Adriatic Sea, Italy). Sacca di Goro is the second site in Europe for the production of the Manila clam (Tapes philippinarum). Different scenarios were identified and analyzed, considering clam productivity under different environmental conditions, namely with and without macroalgal blooms. In addition, the influence of climatic variability – dry, average and wet years – was assessed. Model simulations indicated that macroalgal blooms have an important negative impact on clam productivity due to the risk of anoxia and subsequent clam mortality. Furthermore, simulation results evidenced that meteorological conditions also affect clam productivity, especially in a dry year due to a shortage of food supply.
Article: Growth of the seaweed Ulva rigida C. Agardh in relation to biomass densities, internal nutrient pools and external nutrient supply in the Sacca di Goro (Northern Italy)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Growth of the seaweed Ulva rigida C. Agardh was investigated in relation to biomass densities, internal nutrient pools and external nutrient supply. Research was carried out from 23 March to 5 July 1994 in the Sacca di Goro (Po Delta, Northern Italy), whose south-eastern part was covered by extensive mats of Ulva rigida. Two types of field experiments were conducted by incubating Ulva thalli inside large cages. In the first experiment, beginning on 23 March, 100 g of wet thalli were placed into the cages, allowed to grow for two weeks, then collected and replaced. This procedure was repeated 8 times over the study period. In the second experiment, Ulva thalli were left inside the cages and collected at selected time intervals (14, 27, 41, 64 and 76 days) in order to simulate the effects of increased density on growth and nutrient storage. We recorded specific growth rates (NGR) ranging from 0.025 to 0.081 d−1 for a period up to two months in the repeated short-term experiments performed at relatively low initial algal densities (300–500 g AFDW m−3). These NGR resulted significantly related to dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) in the water column. Tissue concentrations of total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TN) were almost constant, while extractable nitrate decreased in a similar manner to DIN in the water column. Total phosphorus showed considerable variation, probably linked to pulsed freshwater inflow. In the long-term incubation experiment, NGR of Ulva was inversely related to density. Internal concentrations of both total P and TN reached maximum values after one month; thereafter P concentration remained almost constant, while TN decreased below 2% w/w (by dry weight). The TN decrease was also accompanied by an abrupt decrease in nitrate tissue concentration. The biomass incubated over the two month period suffered a progressive N limitation as shown by a decreasing N:P ratio (49.4 to 14.6). The reciprocal control of Ulva against biogeochemical environment and viceversa is a key factor in explaining both resource competition and successional stages in primary producer communities dominated by Ulva. However, when the biomass exceeds a critical threshold level, approximately 1 kg AFDW m−3, the macroalgal community switches from active production to rapid decomposition, probably as a result of selfshading, biomass density and development of anaerobic conditions within the macroalgal beds.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The Po di Volano canal–Sacca di Goro lagoon is asmall hydrographic system partially located in the southern part of the Po River Delta. The total surface area is 830km2 for the watershed and 26km2 for the lagoon, respectively. The watershed is exploited for agriculture, whilst the coastal lagoon is one of the most important European sites for clam (Tapes philippinarum) farming. The lagoon and small inland zones are also included in the Po River Delta Regional Park. Since the mid 1980s, in the Sacca di Goro lagoon abnormal macroalgal blooms occurred, mainly due to the proliferation of the green seaweed Ulva rigida. The enormous macroalgal biomass production was often followed by summer anoxia and dystrophic crises. In this paper, areview of the main studies concerning altered nutrient cycling and water and sediment pollution is presented. Special attention is paid to the discussion of the different aspects of the watershed–coastal lagoon interactions: main features of the watershed and its evolution, anthropogenic pressures, river runoff influence, nutrient and other contaminant cycles, shellfish farming, and macroalgal blooms. Finally, abrief presentation of possible scenarios is given in an ecological economics perspective.
Article: SACCA DI GORO LAGOON - ITALY
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Different scenarios and their prioritization were identified for the Sacca di Goro (Adriatic Sea, Northern Italy), an eutrophic lagoon which is exploited with extensive clam farming activities. A preliminary scenario assessment was investigated with qualitative modelling. Economic and environmental variables were accommodated in a comprehensive model of the lagoon that describes major interactions between selected compartments. This kind of analysis is specially suited for systems that are partially specified. In a second step, we addressed the first priority scenario identify by end-users and which concerns clam farming activities in the lagoon. This scenario was analysed using a quantitative approach based on a 3D integrated hydrodynamic- biogeochemical model. Such approach allowed the assessment of the implications of an increase in the clam farming area. The first results seems to indicate that a further increase of clam farming areas (or a more intense exploitation) inside the Sacca di Goro lagoon would increase the risk of anoxia and the vulnerability of clam farming to Ulva blooms. On the contrary, an increase in the exploitation area outside the lagoon will increase the average productivity and maintain constant the risks of anoxia and the vulnerability to Ulva blooms. Furthermore, the cost of measures taken by the local and regional authorities for the lagoon management and to control nuisance macroalgal blooms are potentially compensated by the increase in clams production predicted by the model. The focus on clam farming provides only a partial view of a more complex system which composes by agriculture, urban, touristic areas, and natural sites and is under the influence of climate changes. However, such scenarios constitute only the first stage in the procedure of overall lagoon scenario analysis, and a second iteration is necessary to define the main constraints and boundaries, as well as to incorporate the economic evaluation and social implications of the different options.


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Oklahoma State basketball: The Cowboys' NCAA Tournament resume
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Stillwater, Oklahoma
General Overview
The Cowboys are headed back toward the dance floor, with a 20-6 overall record and 10-4 mark in Big 12 Conference play all but assuring their place in the NCAA Tournament. Now, as the regular season enters its final 10 days, the focus turns to the particulars: How high can OSU be seeded and where might they be headed? The latest projections:
* ESPN's Joe Lunardi: East Region, No. 4 seed against No. 13 Bucknell in San Jose.
* Yahoo! Sports: No. 4 seed (no bracketology).
* CBSSports.com's Jerry Palm: South Region, No. 5 seed against a First Four survivor in Kansas City.
* SI.com: West Region, No. 5 seed against No. 12 Cincinnati, in Austin.
* Sporting News: No. 4 seed (no bracketology)
Note: If you're wondering about the crowd the Cowboys are running with, the other teams generally considered for the No. 4 and 5 seeds are Syracuse, Kansas State, Wisconsin, Marquette, Illinois, Ohio State, Butler and Louisville, among others.
Mission Statement
"Right now, we're focusing on trying to win this Big 12 championship. We'll let the bracketology take care of itself. I haven't experienced it yet. NIT my first season, we got bounced. We didn't have any postseason play last year. This is real exciting, to be here with the guys I struggled with as far as winning. I feel like my guys deserve it." – OSU redshirt sophomore Brian Williams
* Nov. 18, North Carolina State: 76-56 win over the then-No. 6 Wolfpack was the Cowboys' coming out event.
* Dec. 31, Gonzaga: 69-68 loss to the No. 10 Zags was a tough lesson in late-game management.
* Jan. 12, Oklahoma: 77-68 loss on the road has been pinned as the get-tough turning point in the season.
* Jan. 30, Iowa State: 78-76 win at home was the Cowboys' first over-the-hump moment in a clutch situation.
* Feb. 2, Kansas: 85-80 win in Lawrence served as a road breakthrough and a signature moment to the season.
* Feb. 6, Baylor: 69-67 overtime win revealed OSU's never-say-die attitude in repeated rallies.
* Feb. 16, Oklahoma: 84-79 overtime win at home added another layer to OSU's clutch toughness.
* Feb. 20, Kansas: 68-67 double-overtime loss was a bitter pill, yet not lingering, as the Cowboys won three days later on the road at West Virginia.
Work Experience
Since before Game 1's opening tip, this season has proved to be a journey for the Cowboys. They lost Jéan-Paul Olukemi, a former starter, for the season to a knee injury in the second game against Akron. They lost starter Brian Williams for 2 1/2 months to a fractured wrist that required surgery in the preseason. They lost starter Michael Cobbins for the season's first month with a fractured toe. Still, OSU won some big games and lost some others, but developed along the way, putting in the time to eventually grow into a team that has already won 20 games overall and posted the program's first double-digit conference win total since 2005.
Several Cowboys figure to be in play for various awards:
* Marcus Smart. Named to the Midseason Watch List for the Wayman Tisdale Award; a Big 12 Freshman and Player of the Year candidate; an All-American candidate; even a potential national Player of the Year candidate.
* Markel Brown. Underrated outside the region, should receive strong consideration for First Team All-Big 12 honors.
* Travis Ford. One of the few strong candidates for Big 12 Coach of the Year.
Community Service
Beyond their work on the court, the Cowboys have done their part in restoring pride to the program and bringing the rowdy back to Gallagher-Iba Arena. A roster filled with players worthy of being embraced also delivers a toughness reminiscent of past eras, making it easier for all to jump on the bandwagon.
March Madness always delivers great storylines. The Cowboys have their own offerings:
* Marcus Smart's rise from a dangerous upbringing to become a transcendent player for OSU and a national Player of the Year candidate.
* Phil Forte, the son of a Kansas football player and a KU fan to the highest degree, spurned a scholarship from the Jayhawks to go to OSU. And he's having an impact freshman year.
* Travis Ford, once flirting with the coaching hot seat this season, now stands as a hot commodity.
"As an opposing coach, it is difficult to prepare for your opponent's leadership. It is also very difficult to prepare for a player with the ability to take things over at the end of games. (Marcus) Smart gives opposing coaches nightmares in both areas. He might be only a freshman, but Smart has changed the culture in Stillwater. The Cowboys don't just find a way to win games — they expect to win games." – ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg
"They're a really good team. They're an NCAA Tournament team. They've got a lot of talent. They've got a chance to do some special things going forward." – Texas Tech coach Chris Walker
"I've been saying that Oklahoma State freshman guard Marcus Smart could be, pound for pound, the best player in America (especially when you factor in his intangibles). But his backcourt mate, a 6-3 junior Markel Brown, has been terrific as well. … If the Cowboys had better frontcourt scoring, they would be Final Four good." – SI.com's Seth Davis
"They're very balanced. They play extremely hard. And they have a level of nastiness to them that I really like — and that's a positive." – TCU coach Trent Johnson
No. 15 Oklahoma State at TCU
* When: 6 p.m. Wednesday
* Where: Daniel-Meyer Coliseum, Fort Worth, Texas
* TV: ESPNU (Cox 253/HD 718; U-Verse 605/HD 1605; Dish 141; DirecTV 208)
* Radio: KXXY-FM 96.1
Three things to know
*TCU owns but one Big 12 win, albeit it a big one: at home against Kansas. That result has been served as a reminder to the Cowboys all week.
*OSU has played the Horned Frogs 20 times dating back to 1918. The Cowboys lead the series 18-2, including 4-0 in Fort Worth.
*Phil Forte is averaging 2.23 makes from 3-point range, the seventh-best average nationally among freshmen.


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There's been much buzz about the limited-service coffee wars of late, particularly as McDonald's shifts its focus to breakfast to boost lagging sales, and as Dunkin' Donuts expands aggressively throughout the country.
Of course, for any coffee brand, the target remains on Starbucks. The brand raked in record revenues of $14.9B in 2013.
And, although CEO Howard Schultz didn't mention any other brand by name during today's Shareholders Meeting, he reassured the crowd that Starbucks is working to further solidify its spot atop the coffee category by "sourcing higher quality coffee than at any other time in company history."
That sourcing comes courtesy of Starbucks' recently announced acquisition of Hacienda Alsacia, a 240-hectare coffee farm in Costa Rica that is now acting as a global agronomy and research center.
Schultz said the working farm is actively refining Starbucks Coffee and Farmer Equity (C.A.F.E.) Practices model and responsible growing practices, housing a nursery of more than 160,000 hybrid seedlings. He said the company will continue to evolve its Starbucks Reserve program by the fall, with new packaging and offerings.
Starbucks Reserve includes small batch coffee available to customers by the half-pound or cup with the company's patented Clover brewing system.
"This coffee is special, it's exotic; the likes of which the marketplace hasn't seen before," Schultz said. "We're not going to allow any competitor to take (coffee leadership) away from us. This coffee is going to wow our customers. I can assure you with this breakthrough innovation, we're going to have coffee that is second to none."
Digital/mobile leadership
But brands aren't just jockeying for coffee supremecy in the cut-throat limited-service category. They're also fighting for smartphone app real estate, and Starbucks has a big footprint in this space as well.
Chief Digital Officer Adam Brotman said mobile payments now represent 14 percent of all in-store transactions in the U.S. The brand's new iPhone app was officially released today, featuring a new design and new features, including the ability to pay and tip. A similar app will be launched "soon" for Android.
"We have the world's most successful mobile loyalty and payment platform of any retailer in the world," Brotman said.
Starbucks will continue to invest in "robust digital and mobile" platforms, and plans to test mobile ordering at some point this year, Brotman said.
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Dene Broadbelt in Dubbo's ZOO FM studio.
A cocky New South Wales radio DJ-turned-conman has gone to ground a few days shy of his 21st birthday, after his latest scam left small businesses and young DJs thousands of dollars out of pocket.
"Dirty Harry" O'Connor, whose real name is believed to be Dene Broadbelt, has incurred debts of more than $120,000 in the past 18 months across Australia by smooth-talking victims then obtaining goods and services with faked credit references and payment receipts.
A "Dene Broadbelt Support Group" has even been set up on Facebook, where its 104 members discuss his scams. His trail of victims stretches from Melbourne to Perth, Brisbane to Darwin, and Goulburn to Adelaide.
Broadbelt, who has also used aliases Dene Broadbent, Dean Mussillon, Nic Lloyd and Clay O'Connor, sets up elaborate deceits and convinces businesses to provide cars, rooms and equipment. He has claimed to be filming a charity cancer walk for Channel Seven in the outback, a music promoter touring a national festival and a big-city DJ talent agency chief. When confronted by angry sceptics, he disappears leaving a pile of unpaid bills.
Broadbelt recently recruited 11 teenage DJs from Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane over the internet to his "Paramount Agency & Touring" company, based near Sydney's Circular Quay. He invited six to a photo shoot in Wollongong on July 1.
A major hotel was left with a bill of nearly $4000 after Broadbelt arranged accommodation, drinks and meals for eight people, then failed to pay. Bass Limousines alleged it was owed $7000 for driving "O'Connor" and his DJs and entourage around the Illawarra on a 13-hour shoot. A photographer, make-up artist and stylist remain unpaid, as does a recording studio.
The Paramount agency collapsed six days ago after its talent manager , Emma Grace, 25, was told "Harry" was selling turntables to his own artists through Facebook but not delivering on payment. Ms Grace warned the musicians then contacted police. "Harry" then sent her an SMS saying he planned to work from home and hasn't been in contact. Paramount's website and Facebook page have been deleted and his phone disconnected.
Fairfax Media tried to contact Broadbelt but his phone is disconnected and he has not replied to emails.
"We really can't tell how many people he stuffed over," said DJ James Kittelty, 19, from Melbourne.
Last December, Broadbelt convinced staff of Darwin-based audiovisual company Dreamedia to freight $150,000 worth of professional equipment to Alice Springs so his company, Coleman Studios, could film Jimmy Harrington's brain and spinal cancer fund-raising walk . "He led us to believe he was working with Channel Seven on a shoot and his cameras had gone back to Sydney," said Dreamedia owner Chris O'Brien.
The camera equipment was returned anonymously, although Dreamedia remains $25,756 out of pocket for hire fees. Mr O'Brien reported the incident to Northern Territory police, who confirmed they are aware of the case but it is being investigated by NT Consumer Affairs.
Warren Day of Sydney company VA Digital Hire has a similar story. He was left with more than $25,000 of unpaid bills for hire and recovery of professional filming gear.
One of the most serious allegations is that Broadbelt profited from ticket sales for the "Infinity Music Festival", which was never held. Scott Richardson of Ulladulla Web Design created festival posters and is owed "around $1500". He thinks Broadbelt is a "good-natured but troubled kid" and "needs to be stopped".
"He's not making a lot of money, just trying to live out this persona and lifestyle he wishes he had. He reminds me of the guy from the film Catch Me If You Can on a smaller scale."


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Roy Hodgson: My message to Liverpool target Adam Lallana and Man Utd-bound Luke Shaw
ROY HODGSON will give Adam Lallana and Luke Shaw the green light to complete summer moves away from Southampton - providing it doesn't encroach on their time with England.
Liverpool want to snap up Lallana for £20m while Shaw is set to join Louis Van Gaal at Manchester United.
Hodgson said: "My message is very clear.
"We are England and when we are together that is all that matters.
"As far as I am concerned any activities regarding transfers have to be done outside the training camp.
"I can't stop possible phone calls between agents and players but as far as anything else is concerned, it has to happen outside our time because we are England."


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Make yourself at home in one of the 56 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a two-day, interactive workshop that prepares caregivers to provide suicide first aid interventions. Small group discussions and skills practice are based on adult learning principles. ASIST teaches the Suicide Intervention Model, a practical guide to doing suicide interventions. Powerful videos and roll-playing will be utilised to support learning.
By the end of the training, participants will be better able to:
- Identify people who have thoughts of suicide
- Understand how beliefs and attitudes can affect suicide interventions
- Seek a shared understanding of the reasons for thoughts of suicide and the reasons for living
- Review current risk and develop a plan to increase safety from suicidal behaviour for an agreed amount of time
- Follow up on safety commitments, accessing further help as needed
Who can attend the course?
Any interested adult can attend. Please note this course is not a therapy or support group, rather it is an education course to learn how to give first aid to others.
Preference will be given to those who live, work, study or visit the City of Vincent.
Further Information can be found at www.vincent.wa.gov.au
Please contact the City of Vincent Community Development team for any questions regarding bookings on 9273 6557
ASIST is an accredited workshop under the Living Works program.
Brain Ambulance will be delivering the workshop as part of a funding agreement with the Mental Health Commission
Proudly supported by the Ministerial Council for Suicide Prevention.
When & Where
City of Vincent - Function Room
244 Vincent St
Thursday, 11 September 2014 at 9:00 AM - Friday, 12 September 2014 at 4:30 PM (AWST)
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Applied Organometallic Chemistry
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Editor-in-Chief Cornelis J. Elsevier
Impact Factor: 2.248
ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2014: 11/45 (Chemistry Inorganic & Nuclear); 19/72 (Chemistry Applied)
Online ISSN: 1099-0739
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R.K. Harris, A. Nordon, K.D.M. Harris, Rapid. Commun. Mass Spec.2007; 21,15.
K. Schmidt-Rohr, H.W. Spiess, Multidimensional Solid-State NMR and Polymers, Academic Press, London, 1994.
V. Sklenar, in NMR Applications in Biopolymers, (Eds: J.W. Finley, S. J. Schmidt, A. S.
The Oncology Website. http://www.mit.co/oncology/ [24 April 1999]
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Article Formats Published in AOC
Applied Organometallic Chemistry publishes Reviews, Research Articles, Rapid Communications and Working Method Papers. Submitted manuscripts should not have been previously published and should not be submitted for publication elsewhere while they are under consideration by Wiley. Receipt of papers will be acknowledged. Submitted material will not be returned to the author, unless specifically requested.
Research Articles must either be of current general interest or of great significance to a more specialized readership. They are peer-reviewed and report details of studies that have not been published previously, except in the form of a preliminary communication (reprint requested). Manuscripts should be between 15 and 20 pages in length (double spaced), and be divided into sections in the following order: Introduction, Experimental, Results and Discussion, Conclusions, Acknowledgements, References.
Reviews are by invitation from the Editorial Board or at the initiative of individual authors. Authors considering submitting a Review should contact the Editor-in-Chief or one of the Editors at an early stage.
Rapid Communications of usually not more than 4 pages require an abstract and should be organised similarly to full-length papers. It is recommended to use the Theoretical Part/Experimental Part format. Rapid Communications may be submitted to an Editor or the Editor-in-Chief.
Working Method Papers describe experimental or computational procedures in detail, and they do not have to follow the structure of standard review articles or reviews.
Supplementary MaterialData that are (i) not amenable to presentation in a traditional print format, (ii) of interest primarily to specialists and do not require Journal page space, or (iii) particularly useful to the community in electronic (downloadable) form can be published online as supplementary material hosted within Wiley Online Library.
If an article of the first three categories includes results of X-ray crystal structure determinations, then please consult Conventions Adopted for AOC below.
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Articles with X-ray Structure Determination
Authors are expected to prepare their submissions by following these Guidelines. They should also consult recent issues of the Journal to assist them in the preparation of their submissions.
If no application has been reported in the paper, at least one paragraph should appear showing that papers describing applications of compounds similar to those of the paper have already been published, with suitable references.
Abstract: Only salient features of the molecular and/or crystal structure need be mentioned. No crystallographic data are required.
Experimental: The Experimental section should be brief in keeping with the often highly-automated procedures associated with X-ray structure determination. This section should give the basics, i.e. diffractometer and temperature of the experiment, and details of any deviations from routine treatment (e.g. non-Mo radiation, treatment for the effects of absorption, etc.) and refinement of the data (disorder, non-anisotropic refinement, determination of absolute structure, non-standard treatment of hydrogen atoms, etc.). Fundamental crystallographic data must be included and would normally comprise molecular formula, molecular weight, crystal system, space group, non-redundant unit cell parameters, volume, Z, no. of unique data, qmax, R values (if R values are quoted for a restricted number of data, e.g. data satisfying I = 2sigma(I), then the number of reflections must also be given, and rmax if = 1.0 eÅ-3. The programs used for the crystal structure determination should also be stated. Previous unpublished X-ray data has to be submitted to the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre http://www.ccdc.cam.ac.uk/prior to submission to this Journal or should be documented by appropriate accompanying material. The CIF must be submitted with the paper to aid review and the crystallographic data reported in the paper must match exactly that given in the CIF.
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There are many prejudices towards China, especially when we think of creativity and innovation. China is known for its lack of intellectual property right (IPR) protection, as briefly touched upon in my recent blog post, paired with their weak spot for copying products and even services. Hence, most would conclude China's rapid growth and economic importance is rather a threat to our Western design values, than a source for inspiration or an opportunity.
I would challenge this assumption with an often-cited illustration of Chinese thinking. In Chinese the word "crisis" (危机, wēi jī) in Chinese is composed of two characters which represent "danger" (危, wēi) as well as "opportunity" (机, jī or 机会 jīhuì). I go with this optimistic approach of facing the cultural crisis between the West and the East and predict that China will play an important role towards innovation, creativity, the design of products and services as well as having a big cultural influence on the design process itself. I see this increased importance as an opportunity.
Arguments why China will have huge impact on design and the design process:
- There are 1.3 billion prospective consumers of products and services.
- There are 1.3 billion prospective inventors and creative minds.
- Due to outsourcing, the production of goods was relocated to China. Today most human-designed objects are produced by Chinese workers.
- With the outsourcing of production, the West has not only relocated plants and facilities but also the social issues of production alike (e.g. Foxconn). Furthermore pollution and emission of greenhouse gases has largely disappeared from European cities and now take place in the Middle Kingdom. Thus, a redesign of our economies and its production facilities towards a more sustainable pattern will not happen without China.
- According to Reuters, China already became the world's top patent filer in 2011. Be prepared for a world in which the Chinese are leading in innovation again – and boy did they patent it! (Lee, 2011, p.1)
- Some of these inventions and changes to the design process might break with our most essential notions of ethics, mindsets and values. We might need to find a way to deal with this.
I recently discovered an interesting short paper called 'Design Management in the Light of China: Challenges and Opportunities for Design Management and Design Education'. The author, Hans Kaspar Hugentobler, founder and CEO of a swiss consultancy dedicated to people-centric innovation and strategic design planning and research services, also predicts a growing importance of China and with this, two changes to design management and design education: Western companies will innovate for Chinese markets and rely on domestic (China) service providers for design research, design planning and design management.
On the other hand, Chinese multinationals will increasingly set up headquarters and design departments in Europe and the United States. Hence, no matter in which part of the world we might pursue a professional career in the design industry, due to increased globalisation from both Chinese and Western companies, design managers will face mixed sino-western-cultured work environments, which might challenge our ways of how work is being done in the future.
Maybe a big share of my interest in this development is owed to my background of obtaining a BA in International Business Management and Chinese language and culture. Still, I believe that the future of design and design management is inevitably influenced by China's development. Designers need awareness and respect for such influences in order to develop a skill set to deal with it.
Hugentobler, Hans Kaspar. (2008). 'Design Management in the Light of China: Challenges and Opportunities for Design Management and Design Education'. Chenhugentobler.com. 2 March.[online] Available at http://www.chenhugentobler.com/CHEN_HUGENTOBLER_Innovation_Services/chen_hugentobler
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Lee, Chyen Yee. (2011). 'China tops U.S., Japan to become top patent filer'. Reuters.com. Dec.[online] Available at http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/12/21/us-china-patents-idUSTRE7BK0LQ20111221 (Accessed 20.10.12)


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How to Make a Smash Book by Upcycling an Old Ring Binder
One easy and very trendy way to create a keepsake book is to compile everything into a smash book. So what is a SMASH book? It is a quick place to literally "smash" photos, memorabilia, journal notes, and other keepsakes into one place for a collage of memories.
So instead of buying a pre-made smash book I wanted to upcycle and make a smash book as well as have a more personalized book than something I could find at the store because I figured if I'm going to all the trouble to hand make this project then perhaps having a "green" way of making the base of the book would be a great way to make it even more personal
Below is an example of how to make a smash book from an old ring binder.


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For the ninth time U.S. News & World Report confirmed that Corban University is among the region's premier colleges by ranking it fifth in its top ten Best Regional Colleges in the west in its 2011 Best Colleges Guide published on Tuesday.
This is the ninth year in a row that Corban, with campuses in Salem and Tacoma, Wash., has earned this distinction. It is the only Christian College in the Pacific Northwest to be ranked in the top 10. Corban University also ranked fourth in the magazine's Great School, Great Price ranking. This identifies schools with the best price that are "Above average academically."
Scores were driven by 16 different criteria. It had the highest SAT/ACT 25th to 75th percentile scores in the region. Corban also ranked high in nearly every category including a 72 percent freshman retention rate, the seventh highest in the west and a 51 percent average graduation rate, placing it sixth in the category. Both were the highest of any Christian college in the Pacific Northwest.
This isn't the first such honor for the Salem-based university. On Aug. 5, The Princeton Review named Corban University as one of its Best in the West Colleges for 2011.
The U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado was the top-rated school in the same category as this region, which encompasses nearly half of the United States.
Corban University President Reno Hoff said this review is an affirmation of the school's efforts meet the expectations of students and the
"It reaffirms our position as one of the top Christian universities in the West," said Corban University President Reno Hoff. "The ranking reflects our commitment to steadfastly raise our standard while remaining true to our mission."
He added the school will continue its efforts to grow and thrive by providing the best educational environment possible.
"As opportunities arise, we pursue those that fit our mission," Hoff said. "One of our commitments is to hire the best educators to create a place of learning that is a transformative learning culture where a sustainable biblical worldview takes shape; a Christian community that promotes worship, creative expression, and activities that reflect God's character; and a culture that encourages a life of stewardship and service toward God, humanity and creation."
Colleges are ranked according to the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. Its Best Regional College classification focuses on colleges offering a broad range of liberal arts programs.


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|I received my Bachelors Degree from Florida State and my Masters from Florida International University. I have been teaching for 26 years and loving every moment of it! I began my teaching career in Miami, Florida. After 13 years, my family and I relocated to Cumming, Georgia, and I began teaching at Daves Creek. I taught Kindergarten for 23 years, and this will be my fourth year in Second Grade.
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|Emily Lewandowski
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|Lynne Purcell
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|I graduated from Georgia Southern University in 2003 with a Bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education. I am entering my eleventh year teaching. I have taught 2nd grade for eight years and third grade for two years. I am so excited to return to second grade and look forward to another great year at Daves Creek!
|Jill Walker
|I am a graduate of Valdosta State University with a Bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education. I also have a Masters degree in Elementary Reading and Literacy from Walden University. I began my teaching career in Henry County. After getting married in 2004 and moving to the area, I began teaching at Daves Creek and have been here ever since.
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J. Cole is currently gearing up for the release of his debut Cole World: The Sideline Story (September 27th), but he's tiding fans over with his "Any Given Sunday" series first. Speaking with VIBE.com's Mikey Fresh, the Roc Nation rapper explained that there's no rhyme and reason to how he assembles his giveaways, though he does have some packages premeditated.
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I replaced all the lines, master cylinder, slave cylinder, clutch and flywheel. But the clutch petal keeps sticking to the floor! I bleed it and its good for a day and then its back to being sticky again.. Now its so bad it wont go into any gear.....any suggestions?
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i was in need of a kick in the pants this morning. I turned this in to a latte and let it steep for like 20 mins. lol it was good. one more cup of this and then it's gone… but so many more mandala teas to get through before an order can be placed!
Or was it a "cha"tte? Oh yeahhhhh!!!! Just secured all of the material for a new ripe pressing. Spring 2012 and spring 2013 material all ripened in 2013. Had the whole lot tested – clean as a whistle. I am super excited about the new tea. I am pressing 100 gram cakes and our very first mini-tuo with it, as well. 10,000 mini-tuos that will be the best mini tuo in the west :) Can't wait to have you try it!
I'll have to try the Special Dark all western style like you just did. I hope it was the kick you needed.
thanks cavo! I figured i should try and manage at least one sipdown today in addition to my black tea morning sipdown so i chose this one because it was a green/white blend and i was already boiling the kettle for creamy eggnog lol I wish i was up for more tea drinking tonight but i'm about ready to crawl in to bed for a good night's sleep. This was an interesting tea for me. I say interesting but mostly it means that i wanted this to be a black tea with this flavouring..but a black NON adagio blend lol
and that's as explainy as i get tonight… now it's time for a small glass of coconut rum and coke before bed…and no no the coke won't keep me up..and the rum will help me sleep lol
Final Count: 188
yay for tea… had this before dinner as i was on my own tonight and needed a pick me up. i have to remember to drink my green teas faster…i have a tendency to forget about them as they're not first on my list of things to drink most days.
this was a lovely assam from the devotea! There is no bitterness to this..just a smooth cup of really nice black tea. It makes me want to try even more of the black teas from the devotea, so i'm lucky that terri sent me a few others to try! ):
it won't replace some of my other favourites but i'd rotate it in to my cupboard from time to time :)
another of my morning teas and delicious at that! I WILL be ordering some of this provided they didn't magically sell out at the festival this past weekend as their website hasn't been updated yet.
I'm tired of this tea, but i think ive managed to find a way to get through the last of it. Latte style in the morning with a bit of vanilla black :) The chocolatey puerh combined with the vanilla makes for a really nice creamy latte that is highly enjoyable. First cup of the day and a baby step towards drinking up my oldest tea!
goodness…i'm sloshy. missB sent this my way and it might be the first whispering pines tea that i really like. I blame the ginger, which seems to be my weakness in teas. I love that spiciness that it brings to the table. Always leaves me wanting more! more! I chose this one as my final cup for the evening in the hopes that it would relax me a little and help clear my head before bed. I've been fighting off getting sick for a few days now and i'm really trying to NOT get sick. This is making for a great evening cup though. Thanks MissB!
Final Count: 190 (sooo 6 sipdowns a day = reaching my goal for the end of the month…likely not going to happen..but maaaaybe if i work from home a couple days…maybe… heh)
Dexter….yeah I've resigned myself to not making my goal but hey, the closer I am to getting there, the sooner I can place an order in April! :)
VariaTEA…sooooo many….tooooo many… I'm sloshing all over. Lol
Haha. I know that feeling :P. At least you hit your goal today. And…if you can go from 208 to 190 in a day, you can get to 140 in about a week. I have faith in you!
It is a fantastic clearer-upper, and I'm so glad you liked it. :) As for the rest… y'all crack me up!