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"Eckart Preu is one of the most impressive talents in the group of younger conductors working today in America. He is deeply musical, he cares about orchestras, and he conducts with elegance, style, and intensity."
Henry Fogel
League of American Orchestras
"It's a certain type of energy that he has. He's just ready to soak in the world."
Erica Kiesewetter
Concertmaster, Stamford Symphony
"I hate very stuffy, formal atmospheres. When I go to a concert, I want to have fun and feel good."
Eckart Preu
"He is the conductor credited with making the SSO stylish, relevant and even cool." - Click here to read more in the Stamford Magazine's article, Hitting the Right Notes, about Eckart.
Eckart Preu is the Music Director of both the Stamford Symphony and the Spokane Symphony (Washington).
Previously he held the positions of Associate Conductor of the Richmond Symphony (2001-2004), Resident Conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra (1997-2004), and the American Russian Young Artists Orchestra (1999-2004). Other former posts include Music Director of the Norwalk (CT) Youth Symphony and Principal Conductor of the New Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra (NY). He was associated with the Bard Music Festival from 1997 to 2004 as both Assistant and Guest Conductor.
In Europe, Mr. Preu served as Music Director of the Orchestre International de Paris (1993-1995).
As a guest conductor, he has appeared with the Jerusalem Symphony (Israel), the Radio Philharmonic of Slovenia, the Pecs Philharmonic (Hungary), the Memphis Symphony, the Portland (ME) Symphony, the Fairfax Symphony, the Duluth Symphony, the Wichita Symphony, and the Delaware Symphony. Internationally, he has appeared with the National Orchestra of Chile and the Auckland Symphony (New Zealand) and in Germany with the Baden-Baden Philharmonic Orchestra, the Jenaer Philharmoniker and the Hallesche Philharmonic.
Career highlights include his second performance at Carnegie Hall in January 2008, a performance at the Sorbonne in Paris, and a live broadcast with the Jerusalem Symphony in 2005.
Promoting and furthering American music, Mr. Preu has conducted the world premieres of the Clarinet Concerto No. 4 by William Thomas McKinley (with Richard Stoltzman), Michael Daugherty's Letters from Lincoln (with soloist Thomas Hampson), Prayer for Peace by Roger Davidson, the Connecticut premiere of Made in America by Joan Tower, Lewis and Clark by Leigh Baxter and others.
He has collaborated with internationally reknowned soloists like Richard Stoltzman, Horacio Gutierrez, Vladimir Feltsman, Jean-Phillipe Collard, Leila Josefowicz, Louis Lortie, and Sarah Chang.
A native of Germany, Mr. Preu came to the United States as winner of the National Conducting Competition of the German Academic Exchange Service (1996) for graduate studies with Harold Farberman at the Hartt School of Music where he also received the Karl Boehm Scholarship. In Germany he earned a masters degree in conducting from the Hochschule für Musik in Weimar, studying under Gunter Kahlert and Nicolas Pasquet. He also studied under Jean-Sebastien Bereau at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris in France. Mr. Preu's education was made possible by scholarships from the Herbert von Karajan Foundation, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the French Ministry of Culture. In November 1998, Mr. Preu took 3rd place at the International Competition for Young Conductors of the European Union in Spoleto, Italy.
Eckart Preu's early musical training was in piano and singing. At the age of 10, he became a member of the Boys Choir Dresdner Kreuzchor and went on to work with them as soloist, rehearsal pianist, and Assistant Conductor. He subsequently served as a vocal coach with the Altenburg Opera and the Erfurt Opera House in Germany. Mr. Preu was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Bard College, NY (1999-2000) and in summers 2000 and 2001 he served on the guest faculty of the C.W. Post Chamber Music Festival.
Eckart Preu is a frequent guest speaker for local businesses, community organizations and schools.


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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
by Lewis Carroll
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass Wonderland, Chapter 1 Summary
Down the Rabbit-Hole
- Alice, tired and bored, is sitting with her sister on a riverbank. Her sister is reading, but Alice isn't interested in the book.
- Out of nowhere, a White Rabbit runs by, muttering that he's going to be late and pulling a watch out of his pocket to check the time. Alice gets up and runs after him. He disappears into a giant rabbit-hole and she goes in after him.
- At first Alice is simply walking through a tunnel, but suddenly it makes a ninety-degree turn and becomes a deep shaft straight down, like a well. Alice falls down the shaft before she can stop herself!
- Alice falls for a long time. She notices that the walls of the tunnel are covered with cupboards, shelves, maps, and pictures, as though she were inside a house. She takes a jar for orange marmalade off one of the shelves, but it's empty, so she puts it into another cupboard as she's falling. (She must be falling really slowly!)
- Alice starts trying to apply the knowledge she's learned in school to her situation. She guesses that she's fallen all the way to the center of the earth, which she thinks is 4,000 miles down. She starts talking to herself about her latitude and longitude – not that she knows what they mean, but they're fancy long words and they sound good.
- Alice continues to fall. Now she starts to wonder if she'll fall all the way through the earth and come out the other side – where she figures people walk upside-down. She tries to practice curtseying while asking which country she's in, but it's not easy when you're falling down a shaft.
- Alice talks to herself about her cat, Dinah. She thinks Dinah will miss her if she doesn't come home in the evening, since Alice is the one who always remembers to give her a saucer of milk. She wishes Dinah were with her and thinks Dinah could catch bats in the air as they fell.
- Alice becomes drowsy and starts murmuring about cats and bats – she can't remember which eats which.
- With a thump, Alice lands on a pile of sticks and leaves.
- Jumping up, Alice finds herself in another long passageway. The White Rabbit is just barely in sight, hurrying along down the passage. Alice runs after him. The White Rabbit turns a corner, but when Alice rounds the corner, he's gone.
- Alice is in a long hall with chandeliers and doors along all the walls. She walks around the edge of the hall and tries to open the doors, but they're all locked.
- When Alice returns to the middle of the room, a three-legged glass table has appeared out of nowhere with a tiny golden key on it. She picks up the key and tries it in the locks of all the doors, but it's the wrong size.
- Alice discovers a small curtain on her second circuit around the room. Pulling the curtain aside reveals a little door, about fifteen inches high. The golden key opens this door.
- When Alice looks through the little door, she sees a small passage that leads into a beautiful garden. She really wants to get out into it, but she can't fit through the doorway – even her head is too big.
- Alice wishes she could collapse and fold into herself, the way a pocket telescope does, so that she could get through the door. She reasons that some pretty weird things have been happening, so maybe it's just possible.
- Alice goes back to the glass table to see if anything else helpful has appeared on it. She finds a bottle labeled "Drink Me."
- At first, Alice is suspicious of the bottle. Remembering horror stories she's heard about how other little kids managed to hurt themselves with everyday objects, she examines it to make sure it's not labeled "poison." Since it isn't, she decides to follow the instructions and drink it. It's pretty tasty, and she downs every last drop.
- The drink does in fact make Alice fold up like a collapsible telescope. In the end, she's about ten inches high – just the right size to go through the little door. Unfortunately, the door is locked and she left the key on top of the table. She's too short to reach the key, and the table (it's made of glass, remember?) is too slippery for her to climb.
- Alice starts crying, then tells herself not to. Apparently she likes to pretend she's two people, so she often punishes herself or gives herself advice. This kid needs help.
- Now that she's little, Alice can see a small glass box under the table. She opens it to find a cake with currants (a kind of berry) labeled "Eat Me." Alice starts to eat it slowly, holding her hand on top of her head so that she'll be able to feel herself growing larger or smaller. Nothing seems to happen, so she settles down to polish off the whole cake.
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Nothing better than having your own customers market your product
By tra on Feb 25, 2010
With 91% user recommendation no wonders the iPhone is so successful. Lesson to learn: customer/user satisfaction do matters :-)
With 91% user recommendation no wonders the iPhone is so successful. Lesson to learn: customer/user satisfaction do matters :-)
We should not really be surprised with this. As more people comments, give opinions, are experts on everything, on the web today we definitively need a better identity model that can help identify who people really are behind all the comments and tweets they are publishing :-)
Project SAXTA (the acronym SAXTA is derived from SAtellite JXTA™) is a new, open network dedicated to the sharing of high-resolution NASA Earth observation data sets such as Landsat and ASTER data. SAXTA is using a decentralized JXTA P2P network architecture that enables users, Earth science scientists, and educators all over the world to freely access and share Earth data without requiring NASA to host a massive centralized infrastructure to serve content. SAXTA architecture really paves the way for a new generation of eco-friendly distribution network that will help reduce CO2 emissions. When looking for a content, the SAXTA network can determine the closest path to a copy of the content to reduce the number of hops packets have to go through and to minimize overall packet processing and traffic. MSN and Google's Earth may want to take a closer look at what NASA and the SAXTA folks are doing.
To join the SAXTA network click here.
As a side note, the same eco-friendly JXTA technology used by SAXTA is also powering Sun's Glassfish appserver clustering product :-)
Interesting comment from Rob Graham from iMediaConnection "There are plenty of creative people all around the world who now have access to media development tools never before available. They have direct access to new broadcast channels never before available. It's only a matter of time before these upstarts sets the traditional television, movie, music, radio broadcast world on their ears."
Well a couple week ago, RadioHead dropped a bombshell on the music industry announcing their new album "In Rainbows" will be released directly from their official web site. Even more interesting, people can download the album for any price they want to pay, including free :-)
From The Seminal, "In Rainbows sold approximately 1.2 million copies as of October 12th. In comparison, that's more albums sold in the first week than Radioheads' last three releases combined. According to an Internet poll of 3,000 people, the average price paid for In Rainbows was $8. If these numbers are accurate, Radiohead has made close to $10 million in one week on this album alone."
Amazing, well this may just be the beginning :-) I was just reading that over the next 3 years it is expected that more content is going to be generated than over the last 40,000 years of mankind existence! (from UC Berkeley School of Information Management)
Even more interesting, with upcoming 20mbps symmetrical broadband connection and low-cost Terabytes storage appliances everyone will soon be able to distribute and monetize content from their own home. So, should we care if the content is viewed from an iPhone, gPhone or mPhone? The Network is You!
Mark Cuban is not as maverick as he often pretends to be. His recent blog on the GooTube vs Viacom case is quiet insightful and right on the money on the most important issue developers should be concerned when building Web 2.0 services:
"Ebay knows their customers. Loopnet knows their customers. I happen to believe that its key that the "Service Provider" have a real business and infringing action by its users is as much a problem to the Provider as it is to the copyright owner. An ISP makes money with the monthly bill. Ebay makes money from transactions. A real estate hosting company makes money from listings. They all know exactly who their customers are and if one of them uploads infringing materials, they can actually identify the person and if they do it repetitively remove them. In either case, it doesn't change or impact their core business and it helps identify those who dont respect copyright and gives the content owner the option of taking action."
If you are looking to build and deploy a Web 2.0 service make sure you identify and know who your users are. By the way, Sun's has the industry leading Identity Management system to help you build your Web 2.0 services, and helped develop JXTA, the industry leading open-source P2P platform that provides peer identity and security as a core platform feature :-)
Go Mavericks!
A nice article from John Borland about the Semantic Web.
"If Web content was going to be labeled, why not use the same infrastructure to classify other information, like the price, subject, or title of a book for sale online? That kind of general-purpose metadata--which, unlike XML, would be consistent across sites--would be a boon to people, or computers, looking for things on the Web"
As I argued in a recent blog combining today disconnected tagging infrastructures with an encyclopedia like Wikipedia may just be the first link to John Borland's smarter Web.
One of the minor drawback of open-source technologies, like JXTA, is that people don't have to tell you when they are using open-source technology. Unless they file a bug, contribute patches, or you run by hazard on their project pages or mailing archives, you may never find what people are doing. Here is my latest list of projects using the JXTA technology, which of course, I never heard of before:
- ActiveMQ
- Eclipse Communication Framework
- Slide
By the way if you are looking for an internship working on JXTA, I just ran into this.
While you wish everyone will contribute back to your open-source project, the fact that people are using your technology, without you knowing it, is a good sign you created a successful open-source project :-)
Another great contribution from Beat Strasser from ETZH to add a Eiffel binding for Jxta. This goes along with Scala, Groovy and Tuscany adoption of the Jxta technology. It is great to see student contributions to the core Jxta technology. Beat, congratulations on your Master :-)
Today at GDC'07, Sun announced the open-sourcing of online game server technology Project Darkstar under the GPL License. This is great news for the Java Gaming developer community. Project Darkstar has the potential to fundamentally disrupt massively multiplayer online server architecture. This is also good news for our Project Wonderland. Project Wonderland is extending Project Looking Java 3D desktop technology to implement
a multi-user 3D virtual environment (MUVE) in which users can collaborate using existing desktop applications, and creating 3D virtual world content. Project Wonderland is relying on Project Darkstar for scalable and persistent server infrastructure.
After we blogged, tagged and shared brilliant thoughts on anything (we can think of) during the Participation Age, the Internet may soon enter what could be called the Age of Enlightenment. The Age of Enlightenment will help morph the Internet into a knowledge network where information is enriched, cataloged, related, and more importantly disambiguated, so initial semantic and reasoning can emerge. Smart people called it the Semantic Web or Web 3.0. If human history repeats itself, the Age of Enlightenment will help ensure that our editor and browser can scope with the massive amount of information available on the Web will a little more enlightenment. As the Encyclopédie has been considered an important catalyst for the Age of Enlightenment, and has aimed to change the way people think. Wikipedia may help to change the way our editor and browser parse information. It will be great if our editor and browser could start help us figure out and give us context when we type or read phrase such as "sun, sun, sun, sun and of course sun". I know what i meant to write. If you want to know, just follow each word link as a sample of what the Semantic Web could do :-)
Another endorsement of the JXTA technology by the Apache's Tuscany project to mashup and federate Web 2.0 services. This adds to this week annoucement from Samooha to open-source their JXTA-based P2P SOA Enterprise stack. Beyond the RESTfull/RESTless argument, these projects look to provide a more decentralized and ad hoc way to mashup Web services. This will likely help ease Web services deployment, management and discovery. A couple years ago I worked on a WS-Name Service proposal to build a decentralized name service for Web services (the equivalent of DNS for Web services) that was using JXTA to enable dynamic mashup of Web services. After the recent annoucement of Project Shoal using JXTA, the JXTA technology is really picking up steam in the Web 2.0 service delivery arena :-)


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The Remington is a two-door lowrider featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
The Remington is depicted as a 1970s two-door coupe, modified into a lowrider; accordingly, some Remingtons come equipped with hydraulics. The Remington generally resembles a 1977 or 1978 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe (as identified by the grille and chrome), but with unhidden headlamps, and a baroque stylized rear.
Performance wise, the vehicle may be described as average. With a rear wheel drive, very low ground clearance and moderately powerful engine, the Remington has an average-to-good top speed, but is susceptible to tailspins when cornering; it is best suited for urban travel.
A flameproof Remington can be found during the mission "High Stakes, Low Rider" for Cesar Vialpando.
Being a lowrider, Remingtons may be modified further at Loco Low Co. in Willowfield, Los Santos. The Remington boasts unique customizations featuring chrome skull-adorned bumpers to complement the car's baroque design. Remingtons come stock with color matching interior. A Pay 'n' Spray can change both each time used til desired interior color is achieved. Loco Low. Co only offers one car color, and it only paints the outside of the vehicle.
- The default radio station in the Remington is Radio Los Santos.
- The name "Remington" comes from the show Remington Steele, in which the star, Pierce Brosnan, drives a similar car.
- A red Remington becomes a fixture in CJ's garage in Doherty. It's seen in the missions Deconstruction, Test Drive and Customs Fast Track.
- Very common in Ganton and surrounding areas.
- Spawns while driving a Perennial in Santa Maria Beach (and other areas) in Los Santos (Friday).
- Spawns while driving a Euros in Easter Bay Airport, San Fierro (Thursday).
- Unity Station, Little Mexico, Los Santos (only when wanted for export)
- In rural areas
- A way of getting the Remington is at the Lowrider Challenge. Usually, all the cars there are locked, and therefore cannot be obtained. The method of getting this car is to shoot the driver in the head through the windscreen. The should cause the body to fall out of the car, thus unlocking the doors and allowing the car to be taken. This can be done with any locked vehicle that has an occupant. Unfortunately though, CJ can be locked out if he leaves the vehicle. This can be an expensive mistake after modifications.
See also
- Virgo (GTA IV version), a two door coupe similarly drawing inspiration on a late-1970s Lincoln.


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Promoting Science Education Throughout North Carolina
North Carolina International Science Challenge
Project Overview
North Carolina International Science Challenge
The North Carolina International Science Challenge (NCISC) is a yearly North Carolina science competition offered
jointly by the Grassroots Science Museums Collaborative, the North Carolina Science, Mathematics and
Technology Education Center and the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center. Participants must be United
States citizens presently enrolled in high school. Several excellent inquiry-based science projects are chosen and
their student creators display those projects at the Beijing Youth Science Creation Competition (BYSCC), held
during the third week of March in Beijing, China. The students chosen through the NCISC process are the sole
representatives of the United States of America. The BYSCC features students from many countries: therefore it is
an unparalleled opportunity for students to interact with future scientists from around the globe.
The BYSCC is an exciting experience along with the breathtaking cultural events such as visiting the Great Wall of
China. The Beijing Association of Science and Technology (BAST) is host to the delegation that consists of
students and North Carolina science leaders. BAST generously funds many of the expenses. The North Carolina
Science, Mathematics and Technology Center (SMT) adds very significant financial support such that the United
States (NC) students incure few travel expenses except for their passports.
A major purpose of the NCISC is to encourage excellent science projects in schools. The project components are
consistent with graduation project requirements and students should consider combining these two programs.
"Science project" is defined broadly and can be an investigation in any of the STEM areas: Science (physical or
life), Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. It may be empirical (controlled experiment) or might incorporate
another design: for example, analytical or construction-based.
May-September: Students identify a question/problem and seek a mentor.
September-January: Project development perhaps leading to conclusion.
November 1: Application deadline. Applications are submitted to the GSMC (email@example.com) for review,
critiquing and response.
January 5: Full reports are electronically submitted for judging. Finalists are chosen to present their work in person.
January 15-26: Students present their work to the judging panel(s). Students are chosen to represent the United
States in Beijing.
February-March: Projects are refined and graphics are fabricated. Travel arrangements are secured. A
preliminary orientation session is held.
March (week three): Travel to and from Beijing, China. The delegation attends the Beijing Youth Science Creation
Competition and associated events.
After the NCISC: Students attend a few NC science functions and display their projects. An example is the yearly
NC-SMT statewide science celebration.


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If you thought cloning mice, frogs and extinct mammoths to be challenging, how about cloning Vincent Van Gogh's ear? Dutch artist Diemut Strebe has grown a living replica of the ear that Vincent Van Gogh reportedly sliced off in a troubled episode, using genetic material from one of Van Gogh's direct descendants. With a lifespan of 80 years or more, the ear could live as long as any one of us, says Strebe, who is investigating the idea of replicating people from historical DNA. Read More
Australian scientists have successfully revived and reactivated the genome of an extinct frog. The "Lazarus Project" team implanted cell nuclei from tissues collected in the 1970s and kept in a conventional deep freezer for 40 years into donor eggs from a distantly-related frog. Some of the eggs spontaneously began to divide and grow to early embryo stage with tests confirming the dividing cells contained genetic material from the extinct frog. Read More
Using the technique that created Dolly the sheep, researchers from the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, have identified a way to produce healthy mouse clones that live a normal lifespan and can be sequentially cloned indefinitely. In an experiment that started in 2005, the team led by Dr. Teruhiko Wakayama has used a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SNCT) to produce 581 clones of one original "donor" mouse through 25 consecutive rounds of cloning.Read More
According to a recent report on Sky News, Chinese scientists have created a herd of 300 transgenic dairy cattle, all of which have been genetically modified to produce human breast milk. While the milk is still undergoing government testing, the researchers reportedly hope to be selling it in supermarkets within three years.Read More
The last known mammoth lived around 4500 years ago, but if scientists in Japan are successful then we might be able to meet one soon! Research to resurrect these awesome creatures was shelved when cell nuclei taken from a sample from Siberia were found to be too badly damaged, however a scientific breakthrough in Kobe successfully cloned a mouse from 16 year old deep frozen tissue, and the research began again in earnest... Read More
The cloning of human viruses may sound like the stuff of biological warfare, but breakthroughs in the area are helping in the development of antivirals and vaccines for life-threatening diseases. Now Welsh scientists have made the first complete copy of the virus Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) – a common infectious disease that is responsible for congenital malformations and potentially deadly to transplant patients or HIV/AIDS carriers. Read More
Gizmag recently took part in a virtual round table with futurist Dr James Canton and prosthetics expert Randall Alley to look at the role robots - particularly surrogate robots - will play in mankind's future. The fascinating discussion ranged from the technology itself through to security issues and ethics surrounding the implementation of surrogate robots in our future societies. So when will you be able to send your robotic surrogate-self to the shop for a loaf of bread while you relax in front of the TV?Read More
Aleratec has released its new portable hard disk drive duplicator, the HDD Copy Cruiser Mini. Designed for the budget-conscious consumer, the Copy Cruiser Mini offers 1-to-1 copying of 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA I and II hard disk drives. Aleratec says the device is aimed at consumers who want copy their HDDs for backup or when they move to a new computer, but who don't need the bulk and high price of an industrial model. The Copy Cruiser Mini can also be used for external storage or data backup by connecting it to a computer using its USB port.Read More
Chinese researchers have become the world's fifth most prolific contributors to peer-reviewed scientific literature on clock-reversing regenerative medicine even as a skeptical international research community condemns the practice of Chinese clinics administering unproven stem cell therapies to domestic and foreign patients. According to a study by the Canadian-based McLaughlin-Rotman Centre for Global Health (MRC), published this week by the UK journal Regenerative Medicine, China's government is pouring dollars generously into regenerative medicine (RM) research and aggressively recruiting high-caliber scientists trained abroad in pursuit of its ambition to become a world leader in the field.Read More
It's official – the first commercially cloned dog, a 10-week old Labrador pup named Lancey (main pic), was delivered by BioArts International on January 26 to Florida residents Edgar and Nina Otto. With a bid of US$155,000, the Ottos were the highest bidder in an auction held last July to be the first to clone their family dog. Lancey's genetic donor, Sir Lancelot, died in January, 2008, and the Ottos had his DNA stored. Samples of the DNA were sent to the Sooam Biotech Research Foundation in South Korea in October, and Lancey was born on November 18, and flown to the U.S. on January 25.Read More
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There are millions of people who have a problem with skin tags and they affect both sexes alike. Even though skin tags are usually harmless there are many people who seek treatment to have the tags removed because of cosmetic reasons. Removing the skin tags also eliminates the risk of irritation, pain, or the possibility of an infection developing. Here we will take look at some of the different methods these skin tags can be removed.
Surgical Removal of Skin Tags
Dermatologists have different techniques for skin tag removal that can be done safely and quickly right there in their office. Unless the skin tag is unusually large the skin tags are removed without any type of anesthesia, except maybe when a person has a very low tolerance to pain. The dermatologist may decide to cut the tag off, cauterize the tag (use high heat to kill skin tag cells) or by using cryosurgery (freezing the cells so that they die). All of these methods are relatively painless, with only a small amount of discomfort, but they all have different costs that are associated with the procedure. Cutting and freezing are two of the least expensive professional options.
Skin Tag Removal with Over-the-Counter Medicine
There are others who would prefer to remove their skin tags with less invasive procedures. There are a couple of over-the-counter medicines that are used to treat skin tags such as DermaTend and SkinSave. These medications are applied directly to the skin tag and over time they will cause the skin tag to dry up and fall off. SkinSave is also used for other conditions such as mole and wart removal. Because of the ingredients in these products you should consult your physician before you use them.
How to Remove Skin Tags at Home
There are always those people who prefer not to go to a doctor and will prefer to remove their skin tags in the comfort of their homes. There are some effective home remedies that have been known to have good success. Caster oil mixed with baking soda can be used to make a paste then applied to the skin tag. When used three times daily it should take the skin tag a couple of weeks to dry up ad fall off. Another effective home remedy is to apply tea tree oil to the skin tag for three times a day. This has the same effect as castor oil in that the tag should dry up and fall off in a couple of weeks.
Removing Skin Tags with Dental Floss/Thread
Another method that is a little invasive but not very painful is to take a pair of scissors and cut the tag off. First you should take some dental floss and tie it at the base of the tag to cut off the blood flow to the tag. Any instrument that is used to cut the tag off should be very sharp and cleaned thoroughly. The person will feel a small sting during the cutting process but this only lasts a few seconds. Once the tag is removed you should use peroxide to clean the area and prevent infection.
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Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC), the largest producer of petrochemicals in the Middle East, reported yesterday that its net profits for the third quarter of 2004 had doubled as a result of higher world prices for its products – fertilizers, plastics and steel as well as petrochemicals – in addition to its own cost-cutting efforts. During the first nine months of 2004 SABIC earned a SR9.56 billion [U.S.$2.55 billion] net profit, a rise of 169 percent against the same period last year. SABIC shares ended yesterday's morning trading session - before the results were announced - at SR660.25, just off a year high of SR665.25 and well above a year low of SR321.
SABIC's product sales volume rose 12.6 percent while revenues climbed 31 percent to SR46 billion [$12.3 billion]. SABIC, 70 percent owned by the Saudi government, controls and operates 17 complexes in Saudi Arabia, some of them in joint ventures with foreign partners. It also has partners in three ventures in neighboring Bahrain. Two years ago it expanded into Europe, adding manufacturing complexes in the Netherlands and Germany. SABIC is Saudi Arabia's largest listed firm in terms of capitalization, which stands at SR198 billion [$52.9 billion], corresponding to 21.6 percent of the entire Saudi bourse.


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Vandals mark up new Fellsmere Elementary school building
FELLSMERE, Fla. - There's no summer vacation on the grounds of Fellsmere Elementary.
Crews are hard at work on a new backyard, and more importantly a new building.
But principal Ramon Echeverria discovered someone had vandalized the campus Wednesday.
"It seems like something minor but the bottom line is a lack of respect," said Echeverria.
A storage room was broken into and a fire extinguisher set off.
But what saddened him even more was that someone had written graffiti on the new $9.5 million expansion.
"This is your school. Take care of your own property in your own town. It is disappointing, sad, silly," said Echeverria.
While school officials are taking inventory to see exactly what was taken, police are hoping they will get some help from what the criminals left behind.
"The individuals that broke into the room were kind enough to leave their footprints behind in the fire extinguisher residue," said Fellsmere Officer Larry Larson.
Officer Larson says the city is cracking down on things that diminish the city's quality of life.
If you know anything, call Fellsmere Police at 772-571-1360.


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March 1, 2012
Pullman, WA --- UCLA (14-14, 9-8) dropped a 76-65 decision to Washington State (11-18, 5-12) in a Pac-12 Conference women's basketball game played on Friel Court in the Beasley Coliseum on Thursday night. The Bruins remained in a three-way tie for fourth place in the conference standings despite the setback, after Oregon State (9-8) also lost tonight at Utah. Arizona State, which plays Arizona on Saturday, is the third team owning a 9-8 record in the battle to earn the final first round bye in the conference tournament.
Washington State scored the first 10 points of tonight's game and never trailed in the contest. The Cougars forced 27 Bruin turnovers, grabbed 18 offensive boards and netted 10 three-point baskets. UCLA was down by 16 points at the half and was able to creep to within 10 points three times late in the second half but never narrowed the margin to single digits. The last time was at 71-61 with 2:35 to play, but Washington State converted its free throws down the stretch to secure the win.
The Cougars led by as many as 17 points in the first half before settling for a 39-23 advantage at the break. The Bruins shot 48% from the field in that first half, but committed 16 first half turnovers and were only able to attempt 21 first half shots. WSU connected on 16 of its 39 first half shots, including seven made three-point shots. UCLA got as close as 34-23 on a basket by Markel Walker at the 2:44 mark, but the Cougars scored the last five points before the break.
Walker, a junior forward, led the Bruins with 18 points and nine rebounds. She has scored in double digits in the last 10 games and moved into 13th place on the all-time school rebounding list. Senior guard Rebekah Gardner moved into a tie for third on the all-time games played list tonight, matching Debbie Willie's (1978-81) total of 125. Gardner finished with 16 points. Thea Lemberger added 11 points, the tenth time in the last 11 games she has reached double digits.
UCLA will wrap up the regular season on Saturday afternoon with a game at the University of Washington (2 p.m.). The first round of the Pac-12 Conference Tournament begins March 7 at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.


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no its not. When $a,b$ are positive it happens. Consider $a=-2$ and $b =-3$. notice that inequality reverses.
If $\rm\ a > b\ $ then $\rm\ a^2 - b^2 = (a-b)\:(a+b) > 0\ \iff\ a+b >0 $
The correct statement is,$$|a|>|b|\iff a^2 > b^2 $$A counterexample of your hypothesis is $a = 7, b = -8.$
Yes, $a >b $, but $b^2 > a^2$, i.e.:$$ (-8)^2 > 7^2\\64 > 49$$
If $a > b > 0$ then $a^2 > b^2$.
$a > b$ means there is a positive $k$ such that $a = b + k$. Squaring this equation we have $a^2 = b^2 + (2bk + k^2)$ but $2bk + k^2$ is just another positive so $a^2 > b^2$.
The reason we know $2bk + k^2$ is positive is because of the ordered field axioms, one says if $x$ and $y$ are positive so is $xy$ and another says that $x+y$ is positive. That is why we need $b$ to be positive.
The conclusion is correct on $[0, +\infty)$ because that is precisely the interval over which the function $f(x) = x^2$ is an increasing function. No algebra is necessary. Draw the parabola and LOOK!
Yes, when $a$ and $b$ are positive real numbers. In this case, we can write:
$a>b \implies a-b>0 \implies (a+b)(a-b)>0 \implies (a^2)-(b^2)>0$


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Detroit, (Feb. 11, 2012) – Due to an electrical wiring reaction, today's Sphinx15 Finals Competition, originally scheduled to be held at the Max M. Fisher Music Center, has been moved to Hill Auditorium on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. There were no injuries related to the event and the extent of damages to the building are not yet known.
Hill Auditorium will honor all previously issued tickets.
All media inquiries for Sphinx should be directed to Margaret Cassetto at (734) 395-3788.


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Is the Ice Safe?
According to the New Hampshire Fish & Game Department, a minimum of 4 to 6 inches of solid, bluish-black ice should be present before individual foot travel across a frozen body of water is considered safe, and 8 to 10 inches of solid, bluish-black ice is recommended for snowmobile or ATV travel. And all ice is not created equal: Ice that has thawed and refrozen multiple times may be weaker than its thickness suggests. That can happen anywhere, but it's most common in areas with moving water.
For additional winter-recreation safety tips, visit: wildlife.state.nh.us and lakeice.squarespace.com
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NCAA Tournament Central | NCAA Bracket
"Certainly not fun to lose but it was a great college tennis match," said UCLA head coach Billy Martin. "I think it really shows that the doubles point means so much when you get down to these semifinals and finals matches at the NCAA's. I thought that we had a good chance to win there today against this team. We didn't play real well at number one doubles. Number three doubles was certainly very close. It came down to that tiebreaker but it didn't go our way.
The Bruins struck first in doubles on Monday when Adrien Puget and Karue Sell downed Guillermo Alcorta and Andrew Harris, 8-5 at court No. 2. UCLA, however, was in a dogfight in the remaining two courts. Oklahoma would even things up at court No. 1, where Axel Alvarez and Dane Webb upset 10th-ranked Marcos Giron and Mackenzie McDonald, 8-6. An intense tiebreaker soon followed at court No. 3 to decide the point and Oklahoma's Alex Ghilea and Nick Papac came out on top 8-7(5) over Joseph Di Giulio and Clay Thompson to clinch the point for the Sooners.
Although the Bruins were able to rebound after losing the doubles point on Sunday against Ohio State, UCLA knew that it had its hands full against Oklahoma, as the Sooners, like the Bruins, boast two singles players ranked in the top 10 in America. UCLA won two out of the first three matches to tie the score at 2-2. Straight-set wins by Puget at court No. 5, and McDonald at court No. 3 gave the Bruins confidence that they could pull off the win.
The three matches remaining were all close and things began to get very interesting when both court Nos. 1 and 6 were headed to simultaneous third-set tiebreakers. Meanwhile, over at court No. 4, Bruin freshman Gage Brymer was on serve early in the third set against Andrew Harris.
Despite being down 5-2 in the third set against Sell at court No. 6, Ghilea fought back for 6-6 and would eventually win the tiebreaker 7-5 to give Oklahoma a 3-2 lead in the match. After that victory, fans began to immediately head over to court No. 1, where Thompson and Alcorta were on serve in their tiebreaker. Alcorta would take a 6-5 lead on an inside out forehand pass and then the match on the very next point when Thompson dumped a slice backhand approach shot into the net. Oklahoma players then stormed the court in celebration.
In Monday's other semifinal, top-seeded USC downed No. 4 Virginia, 5-1. The Trojans and Sooners will square off for the NCAA Title tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. (EST).
NCAA Semifinals
#2 Oklahoma 4, #5 UCLA 2
May 19, 2014 at Athens, GA (Dan Magill Tennis Complex)
|1. Alvarez/Webb (OU) def. #10 Giron/McDonald (UCLA) 8-6
|2. Puget/Sell (UCLA) def. Alcorta/Harris (OU) 8-5
|3. Ghilea/Nick Papac (OU) def. Joseph Di Giulio/Thompson (UCLA) 8-7(5)
|1. #5 Guillermo Alcorta (OU) def. #1 Clay Thompson (UCLA) 0-6, 6-2, 7-6(5)
|2. #7 Axel Alvarez (OU) def. #2 Marcos Giron (UCLA) 6-4, 6-2
|3. #35 Mackenzie McDonald (UCLA) def. #41 Dane Webb (OU) 6-4, 6-4
|4. #53 Andrew Harris (OU) vs. #71 Gage Brymer (UCLA) 4-6, 6-3, 2-3, unfinished
|5. Adrien Puget (UCLA) def. Austin Siegel (OU) 6-2, 6-3
|6. Alex Ghilea (OU) def. #95 Karue Sell (UCLA) 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(5)
|Match Notes
|UCLA 26-4; National ranking #5
|Oklahoma 28-3; National ranking #2
|Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (5,2,3,6,1)
|NCAA Semifinals


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Ghanaian team first from Africa to start SKA-related training
25 October 2013
According to Joyce Koranteng-Acquah, a research scientist at the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC), the SKA is set to improve the lives of the average Ghanaian through the provision of jobs, infrastructure and tourism. She has just arrived in South Africa for SKA-related training, which she hopes will equip her with the skills she needs to eventually help coordinate the Ghana Radio Astronomy Project (GRAP).
Koranteng-Acquah, along with Emmanuel Mornoh, Severin Azakpo, Theophilus Ansahnarh, Felix Madjitey, Emmanuel Adzri and Joseph Nsor, represents the first technical team from Africa to receive training as part of the African Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) Network (AVN) programme.
The aim of the programme is to create a network of radio telescopes among the SKA SA African partner countries: Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia and Zambia.
A new generation of African scientists and engineers
"The training programme marks the start of a programme to strengthen African technical capability," said the Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Adv Michael Masutha. "Involving the African partner countries in the AVN training programme is a means of ensuring that Africa is capacitated and ready for hosting the SKA."
The Deputy Minister was speaking ahead of the programme's launch at a media event at the MeerKAT headquarters in Pinelands, in Cape Town on 25 October.
Adv Masutha said the training project would establish strong collaborative Africa-Europe networks in science and engineering and would deliver practical training and hands-on experiences that would enthuse a new generation of scientists and engineers on the continent.
Bringing home the basics
Initially, the VLBI project will focus on the conversion of large redundant or unused telecommunication antennas into the AVN, and on training local teams to operate the new observatories.
The seven Ghanaians began training on 14 October 2013 and will in the first two months, focus on the basics of radio telescope systems at the Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory (HartRAO) and at the SKA office in Pinelands. After this, another four months will be dedicated to developing their own telescope systems. "Having [access to] the world's largest telescope to study the universe and the life of stars, and being part of this team of scientists and engineers is great," said Adzri, an assistant research scientist at GAEC.
"We hope that up to 70 individuals from the eight SKA partner countries could be trained in the same way over the next few years," says Anita Loots, associate director at SKA SA.
"The training programme itself is a world first," added Loots. "It is a combination of engineering and scientific skills development across disciplines, which will equip teams with a thorough understanding of their own instruments." Part of the programme uses animations to explain important engineering concepts, and the trainees will be able to use these back in Ghana to train their colleagues.
"Baby telescope"
Another unique aspect of the training is what Loots calls the "baby telescope". This training-wheel equivalent is basically a satellite television dish equipped with all the key features of a typical, but much larger, AVN radio telescope. It is officially known as the AVN Scaled Training Telescope (ASTT).
The trainees will build the entire system, starting with only the components, and will ultimately use it to monitor radio emissions from our own star, the sun. This exercise will help them to familiarise themselves with the principles of radio telescope design and operation.
"These are the first steps towards preparing our African partners to manage SKA telescope stations," says Loots. "We are working together to maximise the benefits of participating in SKA activities for Africa as a whole, as well as the sustainability of radio astronomy in the region."
A holistic approach to human capital development
Further steps on the way to human capital development for the AVN include formal and informal training events, such as the so-called Joint Exchange Development Initiative (JEDI) workshops. In these relaxed but high-intensity environments, university students and staff are encouraged to problem-solve together by sharing knowledge and ideas.
A group of 14 astrophysics graduates from the University of Nairobi, Kenya, along with senior university staff, will be doing a five-day JEDI under the leadership of the SKA SA and AVN team in October 2013. It is expected that JEDIs will be extensively conducted across the continent during 2014.
These and other training-focussed operations form part of what can be termed a holistic approach to human capital development for African radio astronomy.
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A Christmas books special with guests George Theohari (author of the newly published Cyclist's Companion), Guy Andrews (editor of Rouleur) and Graeme Fife (among the UK's leading cycle writer whose memoirs were published this year). Includes readings from Tim Krabbé's The Rider, Jerome K. Jerome's Three Men On The Bummel, Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman […]
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Like Enrico Caruso before him, Luciano Pavarotti extended his presence far beyond the limits of Italian opera. Quickly establishing his trademark rich sound as the great male operatic voice of the 20th century, he expanded his reach to stadium concerts and pop collaborations which brought him fame beyond measure. The 50th anniversary of the launch of Pavarotti's of meteoric international career is celebrated in Pavarotti: A Voice for the Ages, airing tonight (March 13, 2014) on THIRTEEN's Great Performances (check local listings). In New York, THIRTEEN will air at 8 pm.
This one-hour program includes "Nessun Dorma" and other beloved arias from La Boheme, Rigoletto and Aida; Neapolitan songs in arrangements by Henry Mancini including "Mamma" and "La mia canzone al vento," and audience favorites "O Sole Mio" and "Torna a surriento"; as well as popular duets with Bono, Sting, and Eric Clapton.
The program will include a segment from an historic recording of Rodolfo's aria from La Bohème, 'Che gelida manina' ('Your tiny hand is frozen'), that had been lying dormant in the archives for 50 years, only now to be unearthed by Pavarotti's widow, Nicoletta Mantovani. This significant track will also appear on Pavarotti: The 50 Greatest Tracks, released by Decca in the U.S. on October 22 celebrating his 50 years recording for the label. Already released in the U.K., the career-spanning collection has catapulted the world's most beloved tenor back to the top of the charts in England six years after his passing.
Half a million people flocked to hear the maestro in Central Park and millions worldwide watched on television. Audiences adored his larger than life personality, childlike charm, generous figure, and happy-go-lucky style. To his adoring fans, the tenor became a titan of popular culture. In 1963, he launched an international career when he debuted in Amsterdam, Vienna, Zurich and finally in London substituting for the ailing Giuseppe di Stefano as Rodolfo in La Boheme at Covent Garden. Even today, it is his powerful sound with its natural grace and brilliant color which still leads many to consider him the world's greatest voice. It is Pavarotti who brought opera to the masses and made football fans worldwide fall in love with "Nessun dorma."


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Archive for September, 2006
Stashbuster's Weekend Retreat
I got an early start this morning – up and cutting out my Autumn quilt at 6:30AM. Very unusual for me because I usually sleep late (not just on the weekends either!) which is one of the wonderful things about not working.
I debated which pattern to use for this year's Autumn quilt – I really like Judy's October quilt for an hour pattern – Leaf Season but I've been wanting to do Bonnie's Pineapple Blossom for a long time too. In the end I chose to do the Pineapple Blossom because I think it will best with my fabrics. Do you see some purple in these blocks? Last year was the first time I'd used purple in one of my autumn quilts – trust me it works!
Keith won't be home until dinner time and I hiked 10 miles yesterday so today will be spent working on this top.
Quilt Pink
I finished my top tonight – I started out making Judy's Quilt but as you see it became my Pink Quilt inspired by Judy's 1 hour Quilt. I had so much fun seeing everyone's version of this quilt and I loved playing along and creating my own.
Once it's quilted it will be donated to help raise money for the fight against Breast Cancer through Quilt Pink.
Copyright discussion
I'm going to add to the discussion I've been reading about on other blogs and on the Stashbuster list.
I bought two books last week in Virginia – Big 'n Easy by Judy Hopkins and Bundles of Fun by Karen Snyder and both books had a version of a half log cabin quilt. I also made a quilt using a half log cabin block last year. I posted a picture on my blog after some discussion on the Stashbuster list about a pattern called Bento Box which uses a half log cabin block AND Jeanne posted a picture of a Mystery quilt she did which was basically the same quilt.
So who gets credit for *designing* this quilt? Is everyone else (including me) guilty of *stealing* the design?
I am inspired by quilts in books, at shows, in magazines, and on the internet but 9 times out of 10 when it comes time for me to make a quilt I sit down at my computer, open EQ5 and design my quilt.
Tools of the trade
I've read a lot of negative feedback about Rowenta irons but I LOVE this iron. It's like the difference between a vacuum with great suction and one with not so great suction. You work a lot harder going back and forth over the same area if your vacuum doesn't have good suction. Well with this iron, one pass will do – you don't have to go back and forth over the seams or over the block or fabric. It's great!
On another note – I was having trouble sewing over seams in my 1 hour quilt – the seams were a little thick but nothing that should have been a problem. I adjusted my presser foot height but still struggled.
Finally, I opened up my bobbin case to clean it out and took a look at the feed dog area. I found a lot of compressed lint between the feed dogs. I'm really good about cleaning the lint out of my bobbin case but had never noticed it building up in this area before. I picked out the lint and my blocks are feeding through beautifully!
Piecing again
After a week or so away from my machine I managed to squeeze in a couple hours today to work on my 1 hour quilt.
It's veering slightly off course but that's pretty typical for me. It's not unusual for me to change a pattern as a quilt goes along. Sometimes it's a simple change in quilt size or in the borders, sometimes a change in setting. I think I'll leave you guessing for now since I won't post a picture until I have more blocks finished.
Since I didn't meet my goal of loading and starting the quilting on my Aunt's top before my last trip to Virginia I'll make that one of my goals for this week.
I'm sure you all have sticking points in your quilting – the one step that you put off – for me that step is loading a quilt on the longarm. Once it's loaded I quickly finish the quilting and if it's my quilt the binding gets done right away too. I don't know what it is about loading a quilt that stops my progress.
No quilting this weekend. I got home from Virginia late Friday – we hiked 15 miles on Saturday and then went to a friend's house for dinner. Hiked 15 miles again today and after eating take out I started to work on a hat and scarf for my Mom. The hat is crocheted but I'm knitting the scarf.
Keith will be traveling this week from Tuesday through Saturday so I hope to get some quilting time in while he's gone.
1 Hour Pink Quilt
It's Saturday night and we decided to come home after dinner rather than in the morning so I had a chance to get started on my 1 hour Pink Quilt.
I had two fat quarters with a white background and I debated whether there would be enough contrast to use them for the blocks. After sewing up one set of 1/2 square triangles I felt there was enough contrast to see the block pattern and since I have limited fabric choices for this quilt I decided to leave them in.
I also rummaged through my stash and found two light pink fabrics that can be combined for the backing – I was afraid I wouldn't have anything that would work and would need to buy more fabric. Since I piece almost all of my backs from my stash I was glad I had something that would work – after all my goal is to use what I have whenever possible!
We're up at Big Canoe until Sunday morning so I can't start my 1 hour quilt yet but I did do some knitting this evening watching TV. I've been working on this baby afghan a while since it stays here at the condo and I don't usually do more than a few rows at a time.
So many Stash Quilt members share their wonderful applique projects I thought I'd share one of mine. My favorite quilts to make are scrappy, pieced patterns but every now and then I like to do some simple applique. I've tried several methods but pretty much stick to one now – I pick large simple pieces, I use fusible web, and then I blanket stitch them by HAND. I dislike machine applique and I don't have the patience for intricate needle turn projects.
This quilt was made last year from one of the McCall's magazines and I gave it to my sister Ann. For some reason I don't have a picture of it with the binding on.


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Always love going to Wagg's...the food is always GOOD and the SERVICE. Love the atmosphere with a fine dining experience at a affordable price and we are NEVER disappointed. Thank You Wagg's
My experience at Wagg"s is alway fantactic. My husband and I had Prime Rib and it's always great. Wagg's always give a 100% on the service and food. Great Job Wagg's keep up the good work!!!
Once again we had dinner at Waggs I had the prime rib and my husband had the steak.From the moment we walked in the door we had wonderful service . Our waitress Theresa( who we have had several time before) was an excellent server and as always so very very pleasant. she had our glasses filled was more than knowledgeable and always always a wonderful smile. Our dinner as usual was superb. Thank you Theresa and Waggs for a wonderful and very enjoyable evening.
The food and service used to be excellent, and we used to rave about the place.We have been there twice in the last month and both times the service was poor, orders were mixed up, a lot of staff have changed, and the quality has gone down. The garlic mashed potatoes seem to depend on the day or the cook of the day.The manager usually comes to check on the service but he never smiles and makes people feel uncomfortable - you wouldn't dare have a complaint. Please get back with your previous program or we will not be your customers
Each and every time my husband and I have dinner at Wagg's we are always very,very happy. Wagg's staff and food are fantactic ALWAYS!!! Great Job to Wagg's to be service sarnia area for over 21yrs. Keep up the great work.
Always great food at Wagg's. I had the chicken stir fry and it was wounderful...nice fresh veggies. Food and service is always the best at Wagg's. Keep doing a great job Wagg's staff.
My experience at Wagg's is always wounderful....the service is great along with awesome food. Wagg's has been a stable in the Sarnia area for many year. Keep up the good work.
We had the best experience at Wagg"s, my husband and I had the Prime Rib and it was amazing. The restaurant always is clean, staff wounderful and the price point is always is good. Thank You to Wagg's Staff and Owner for such a great restaurant.
We have been a customer of Waggs for over 25yrs. I love the atmoshere, food and service. I have lived in Sarnia all my life and I would have to rate Waggs as one of the best. Waggs has always kept the consistency of great food, service,and cleanliness as well as keeping the price very reasonable for any family today. I have never sat at a dirty table or on a dirty chair, The staff always go more than out of their way to make you feel comfortable and make your evening an enjoyable one. As far as the food ...again consistency!!!! We have never had a dinner come out any less than perfect.. We have company from out of town often and we always suggest Waggs. Especially their Prime Rib...THE BEST IN TOWN!!! Thank You to the staff of Waggs for always making our night .
This place is a pit!! Its hooked up to a rat trap motel, and is in dire need of reno. The food is very very blah and over priced for what it is. Think of it as a country diner thats trying too hard to be trendy........and it failed. i've also learned the owners are real jerks as well.
Loved our server .... didn't catch her name, but she was an older lady ... and very nice, attentive, and came across as someone who actually likes what she does!! Loved the decor as well!
Haven't been here in awhile, but the few times I have been there have always been good. I always get the chicken oscar, which never fails to impress me. Good food, probably should go again sometime :P
Great food, fast service with an older looking atmosphere. For a good variety of well prepared meals this is a place to hit. The quality of food matches the price. Friendly staff.
Can't afford this kind of dining on a regular basis - but for an evening of fine dining - it did not disappoint. Food was excellent and served by a very friendly, accomodating waitress. Delivery of food was on the slow side, but that suited our foursome just fine giving us time to enjoy the wine and converstation. Would recommend reservations if going on a Saturday evening.
I love this cozy dining place. The service is always great and the waitresses are really friendly. I have never been disappointed!
Very nice cozy feeling inside, Amazing service and an even better experience once my food arrived. Prime rib melted in my mouth like butter and my rice was cooked perfectly with beautifully buttered vegetables to accompany my meal. All i have to say is This is one of the best restaraunts in Ontario.
Wagg's has these wounder coupon special, you can dine for two for 23.95. My husband and I has the Chicken Parm and the Basa Fish and everything was just great. The service is always great and the food is always cooked to perfection, Wagg's has been around this town for many years and they keep the foor quality and service A+. Kepp up the good work!!!!!
I love waggs!! Best steak i have ever had in sarnia:)


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May 13, 2011 11:58 AM
Says Erin: "I have a question that will (hopefully!) apply to a lot of your readers for this time of year - graduation gifts! I have two of my best girlfriends graduating from Master's/Doctorate programs this spring - one is getting an MBA in Marketing, the other is now a doctor. Both these women are smart, super stylish, and true "go-getters". I want to get them each a thoughtful gift that demonstrates how proud I am of their accomplishments, while being helpful to them as they embark on new career paths. Here are the details:
- Budget: $50
- Event timing: Last week of May
- Things both women like: purses, shoes, bright colors, GOOD food, planning (big Type A personalities!)
- Things both women dislike: nothing is standing out here - both women are pretty open girls
Thank you!"
Hi, Erin, this is Marian! I'm no type A myself, but that's okay . . . right?
Don't answer that. Anyway, I hope that at least one of the following options will please each of your very accomplished amigas! For a purse, we have 1) this Hadaki Printed Scoop Sling, on sale for $30 at the moment. There are nine different patterns available, most of them brightly-colored, but to my eye at least this striped one is the best balance between style and professionalism. If they lug laptops everywhere (and I would bet at least one of them does) you could also look into 2) this dot-patterned Built NY laptop sleeve (on sale for $24). I'll finish off the fashion selections with 3) this silk scarf from Michael Stars ($27). This particular color combination is called "deep sea"; there are a couple of others.
If they cook and you think they'd like to try some fabulous modern Indian recipes, you need to grab 4) the Vij's cookbook ($20). (Vancouver shoutout!) And lastly, we have a neat little widget: 5) a universal all channel FM transmitter ($20) will allow an iPod or other electronic device to broadcast straight to your car radio, allowing you to listen and drive in safety and comfort (and without having to listen to commercials or clueless hosts).
Congratulations to your friends, Erin, and thanks for your request!
Vij's is the best cookbook (and restaurant) for Indian food! Love the Vancouver shoutout!
Thank you so much! All these suggestions are great - I especially love the scoop sling idea. So excited my request made the blog!
yeah van shout out!
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Carol Brooks has had a rich and varied career leading up to her current position as Editor-in-Chief of First for Women. After starting out as counselor to emotionally disturbed adolescents, she attended medical school, completing a year's worth of coursework before realizing that "writing as healing" was her true vocation. She landed at Rodale, Inc. to pursue her goal of translating dense medical information into consumer-friendly prose at Men's Health magazine. Under the guidance of Michael Lafavore, founding editor of the magazine, Brooks rose quickly through the ranks to become the editor of a brother publication, Sex & Health, a national consumer newsletter with a circulation of more than 100,000.
Brooks spent six years leading Sex & Health, and in 1998 was recruited by Bonnie Fuller at Cosmopolitan to serve as Senior Articles Editor in charge of sex and health. Six months into her stint at the Hearst publication, she was promoted to Deputy Editor, a position in which she oversaw the majority of service articles.
Throughout the next year and a half, Brooks produced stories and cover lines that helped Cosmo achieve a 15 percent increase in circulation. In January of 2000, she was recruited by Ms. Fuller to Glamour, where she broadened her range to include lifestyle, beauty and fashion into her already solid service mix.
Brooks is a married mother of two who, after ten years of editing for older men and younger women, is thrilled to have the opportunity to harness her strong and diverse editorial skills in service of women just like her.


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The American Association of Occupational Health Nurses (AAOHN) has joined Friends of NIOSH in urging Congress to support adequate, stable funding for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) for Fiscal Year 2014.
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Region by region, nature has not been kind to this country's production - it will be of erratic quality and erratically delivered throughout the season. It will fall chiefly upon processors and exporters to ensure that the quality delivered will be of the high standards and of the distinctive regional character for which the nation, as a whole, strives. The USDA estimates that Guatemala's total production will be 4.9 million bags, repeating last year's bumper crop. How Guatemala will repeat its record setting crop of last year, with harvest already running six weeks late, is beyond the comprehension of many exporters there. "When the crop is late, it's always less," noted Klaus Monkemueller, a noted exporter.
While the quality and distinctive character of Guatemalan coffees is well appreciated, it is seldom noticed how close it is in production to its northern neighbor Mexico. Actually, Guatemala exceeded Mexico's production last year by a quarter of million bags. It is certainly not the stated goal of Guatemalan coffee farmers to leave Mexico in the dust; Guatemalan farmers, in fact, are being encouraged to diversify. Nonetheless, with a little more bad luck on the part of Mexico and a little more zeal on the part of Guatemalans, Mexico may find itself ranked fourth in hemisphere-wide production before it gets around to achieving its stated goal of attaining the number two spot.
In Antigua, growers will be especially hard hit trying to supply the world's demand for genuine Antigua, even when using especially forgiving definitions for where such coffees must be grown. (ANACAFE, the nation's association of coffee growers stipulates that all Genuine Antiguas come from the department of Sacatepequez.) According to several reports from the region, total production will be down 30-40%.
In the area around Lake Atitlan, production will also be down, by at least 10-15% according to exporters familiar with the region. Others say that it will be even worse. "There is no coffee there," one exporter exaggerated.
Hue Hue Tenango may be the closest in production to last year's figures that any region of Guatemala will attain, but most reports are hedged with doubts about both the quantity and quality from this area.
Fraijanes's production is coming in slowly at this writing and is projected to be 20% lower than last year: "Low and slow" was the summation of one exporter. Farmers there are said to be just starting harvest, while the first pickings are usually in December. "We did not have the best flowering we could have asked for last year and while the crop might be said to appear promising, the likelihood is that a lot of the cherries still on the trees are going to yield one bean and a floater," Monkmueller noted.
Coban is said to be having the usual problems with drying with which this cloud covered region usually contends. The crop is projected to be close to average but not up to what it was last year. Quality should be good as well. This year the rains have not yet come and there is anticipation that the coming year's crop may be even worse and that this will delay flowering and shorten the overall time that the crop has to develop, restricting yields.
In the U.S. much is made of the recent failure of two of Guatemala's largest exporters in terms of the impact that this will have on the financing of other Guatemalan exporters. The exporters contacted for this article did not blame any particular event for the currently high interest rates, or even express the opinion that the rates were especially high; problems were acknowledged but not regarded with alarm or even as being new. "There is," Monkemueller observed, "an overall lack of money, a lack of liquidity in the banking system right now. The other problem is inflation: you have to turn your money over very fast."
Panama is certainly not a factor when it comes to assessing world supply and demand levels, but its growers have been making a prodigious effort to attract the attention of the specialty trade in the U.S. and in this they have been largely successful. Their visibility as a specialty producer far exceeds their production of roughly 150,000 to 200,000 60kg bags a year - a little more than a rounding error in calculating the crops of many of their neighbors. Catimor plantings here are proving to be an effective hedge against market fluctuations, particularly in years when crop size is slightly more than that which was internally projected (NOT the problem this year).
Whatever Panama's crop will look like this year, two things are clear: it will be late, perhaps very late, and it will be short. "Our production at La Torcaza Estate is looking dismal this year," Carl Janson, one of four brothers who own the Barú area farm which produces the catimor-free La Torcaza Estate. Quality-wise, for our farm at least, we are hoping for just a bit better than last year, fortunately." Other high-quality farmers, from the
Boquete side of the Barú volcano are also hoping to maintain quality, but have no illusions that the crop will come in any time soon, or be up to last year's level of approximately 175,000 bags.
Conclusion - Plus ça change...
A major U.S. Newsweekly's online version recently ran an article on caffeine and coffee. The facts, as usual, were garbled but there was one sobering error … it spoke of the recent increased popularity of coffee in the U.S., especially with regard to specialty coffee. The media regularly reports on this "new popularity" and equates it with increased demand, but we in the trade know better. The coffee that used to be brewed at home is now flavoring a lot of milk drinks, but overall demand has not increased in any statistically significant way, and neither has quality. But people are TOLD they're drinking better coffee, and because it is masked with so much milk, they can't tell (and aren't particularly curious to find out) that it is just the same old, same old.
There are a few farms in Central America that are producing excellent coffee year in, year out. While these farmers are receiving excellent prices for their production, most farmers and exporters are discovering that it is more profitable to pay lip service to the specialty phenomenon while at the same time working hard to maximize production. The ongoing popularity of the catimor hybrids, which produce a coffee no experienced and discerning cupper would willingly drink, are a case in point. The day may come when the two "Mild" producers may not be able to call their coffee by that name, thanks to their catimor plantings. Central America's biggest producers, and even its smallest, seem ambivalent about being eligible for the term as well.
Timothy J. Castle is the president of Castle Communications, a company specializing in marketing and public relations for the coffee and tea industries. He is also the co-author (with Joan Nielsen) of The Great Coffee Book, recently published by Ten Speed Press, and the author of The Perfect Cup (Perseus Books). He may be reached at: (1)(310) 479-7370 or via E-mail at: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Miley Cyrus and Kellan Lutz are not dating at the moment and fans know it is true. On Monday morning during the On Air With Ryan Seacrest interview, Kellan Lutz let Ryan Seacrest and the fans in Los Angeles know that he isn't seeing his friend on any romantic level. Looking to make sure the fans knew the truth, the actor mocked the falsehoods suggesting that the idea of dating Miley was funny.
"These rumors are hilarious," said Kellan Lutz during the interview heard in Los Angeles. "It just makes me laugh … I've been friends with Miley for like six years. She's a great girl … we are friends [and] we run in the same circle."
While some fans agrees that the rumors are ridiculous, many fans point to all the speculation that came with Miley Cyrus and Kellan Lutz being so secretive that the two stars were flying together. Exiting the plane separately in a very strange way had many people thinking the gesture implied something.
If fans thought that would clear up Miley's dating life and the rumors that come with it, think again. Desperate to see who see might date next, the star is being trailed by the paparazzi no matter where she goes. Someday the photographers will take up hobbies, but for now the issue on hand is if Miley Cyrus isn't interested in Lutz, then who is she seeing?


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Given that finishing off the month November without a single slice of pumpkin pie is, for me, practically a crime against the season, it's rather sad that this 8-plus year old site has only a single iteration of it, that it's from 6 years ago, and not even the one I make on an annual basis. The 2008 recipe hailed from Cook's Illustrated, those clever chefs that always push the envelope, this time in the name of the silkiest pumpkin pie they could come up with. It involved canned yams. It required a fine-mesh strainer. Three whole eggs and two yolks. It was lovely, but if you're someone who actually adores the classic taste of pumpkin pie above all else, it probably didn't fill the pumpkin pie void in your life.


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Kaolin Crusher
The Kaolinite quarry site can supply many matetrials to industry. For kaolin mining, you need to choose suitable kaolin crusher quarry machine or kaolin grinding machine for mining kaolin. Here is knowledge about kaolin mining, kaolin crusher, kaoline grinding machine, calcined kaolin grinding, etc. Welcome to choose quarry machinery for mining kaolin.
- Hardness:1.5-2
- Color: white, colorless, greenish or yellow
- Pure kaolin has better physical and chemical properties, of high whiteness, soft, easily disperse and suspend in the water, good plasticity and high adhesion, excellent electrical insulation properties; good anti acid-soluble, low cation exchange capacity, strong fire resistance.
Crushed Kaolin Application
Therefore, kaolin has become the necessary mineral raw materials for paper-making, ceramics, rubber, chemicals, paint, pharmaceutical and defense industries etc. Kaolin is widely used in the paper industry. There are two main areas, one is used in the filler in the paper (or paper-making) process , the other is used as the surface coating pigment.
However, kaolin applications requires to be all processed into fine powder to join to other materials and fully integrated. Various industrial sectors have their specific requirements in different uses of kaolin in particle size and fineness. Such as the U.S. demands for coating kaolin content is less than 2 μ m 90 - 95%, filler is less than 2 μ m in 78 - 80%.
Kaolin Crushing Plant & Equipment
- The process by which China Clay (Kaolin) is made suitable for industrial applications is extensive, requiring large capital investments in equipment and technology. The journey from the mines to the paper, rubber, paint or other industrial consumer involves many phases.
- Firstly, we choose the usable materials and transmit them with the vibrating feeder. Then vibrating feeder pours them into primary Kaolin crusher. Then products of primary Kaolin crusher get crushed by secondary Kaolin crusher.
- Secondly, after the process of primary crushing, Kaolin rocks are filled into secondary Kaolin crushing plant , such as Kaolin impact crusher, Kaolin cone crusher, Kaolin shaft crusher.
- Finally, Kaolin all become the right products . Tertiary Kaolin crusher is usually used in special crushing process. Tertiary Kaolin crusher will process stones into much smaller size than secondary crusher.
- Of Course, both of procedures above have a process of vibrating feeding and vibrating screen to screen suitable size of Kaolin ore .
- We usually choose mobile Kaolin crusher or portable Kaolin crusher is this process. Because it is really convenient to use mobile Kaolin crusher or portable Kaolin crusher in this process.
Occurrences of Kaolin
- This is a rare occurrence because in most environments the Kaolins tend to be altered to other substances, such as clay minerals. They also may be found in many metamorphic rocks formed from precursor rocks that contained Kaolins and/or the chemical elements required for their formation. In addition, Kaolins occur in veins and pegmatites, in which they were apparently deposited by fluids, and within sediments and soils, in which they were probably deposited by groundwater solutions. Some of the typical occurrences for the individual species are given in the table. Morocco, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Laos , North Korea, Singapore, Thailand , Vietnam, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria, France, Germany , Italy Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, UK, Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, United States (USA), Australia, Iran, Kuwai, Turkey, United Arab Emirates (UAE), etc.
Kaolin Crushing Process
Kaolin crushing process and the process is mainly divided into the following aspects:
Crushing Process
- ① a broken process. A broken process is generally used to provide the right from the feed mill, often constitute a system with self-mill. The process is simple, less equipment, plant and small footprint.
- ② two crushing process. The mostly small-scale plant using the process.
- ③ three sections broken process. The basic form of the process open and three sections of three sections of a closed two.
- ④ work with broken washing process. When the feeding of the mud (-3mm) of more than 5% to 10% and water content greater than 5% to 8%, should increase in the crushing process Kaolin washing operations.
Grinding and Classification Process Procedures
- In terms of dressing, using a grinding or two can put the economy grinding to a mineral Kaolin to any size needed. Two or more grinding, usually elected by the other requirements of the decision stage.
- Period and compared to two processes, a grinding process of the main advantages are: less equipment, low investment, simple operation, do not stop because of a grinding segment to another segment of the work of grinding, less downtime losses. But the mill to the Kaolin particle size range, a reasonable ball hard, not easy to get the final product of smaller, low grinding efficiency.
- When asked the maximum particle size of the final product of 0.2 ~ 0.15mm (or 60% to 79% -200 mesh), generally used a grinding process. Small factories, in order to simplify the process and device configuration, when the grinding fineness required 80% -200 mesh, we also used a grinding process. Two outstanding advantages of grinding can be smaller products, in different sections coarse grinding and fine grinding, especially for stage process.
- In large and medium-sized factories, as required grinding fineness is less than 0.15mm (ie 80% -200 mesh), using two grinding more economical, and uniform particle size composition, was less than smashing. Under the first paragraph of the mill is connected with the classification of different ways, the two grinding process can be divided into three types: the first open; second paragraph of the entire house; first local house, and the second is always closed circuit grinding work process.
Grinding Process
- Since the grinding process is classified to dry and wet. Concentrator to use more wet. Since the mill in order to solve the difficult problem of wear particles to improve grinding efficiency, adding a small amount from the ball mill, then known as the semi from the mill.
- Since the constant grinding and crushing, milling, grinding Kaolin crushing equipment, joint work, based on their association composed of a variety of ways to process.
Kaolin Powder Crusher
SBM kaolin crusher has excellent performance in kaolin crushing. Except that, it also does well in areas like metallurgy, building materials, chemicals, mining minerals in areas such as grinding materials processing. SBM kaolinite crusher can process materials with the capacity between 1 to 2000t/h. SBM kaolin crusher can not only process kaolinite, but also process rocks with the Mosh hardness between 0 and 9.5, such as gypsum, dolomite, marble, basalt, bauxite, garnet, granite, iron ore, copper ore, gold ore, cement and coal, etc.
Kaolin Crusher Project Case in Indonesia
There is normally a accomplishment Kaolin quarry situation in Indonesia. SBM styles all of the manufacturing collection and items all of the mining equipments for this quarry. several of mining equipments are SBM's items and other people are bought from other producers by SBM. SBM spare no endeavours to appropriate our pre-sale, in-sale and after-sale solutions and concentrate on each and every detail through the style and design point right up until the last installation. At last, SBM allow the people acquire fulfillment from our crushers, grinding mills and services.
Recommended Kaolin Crusher in crushing process:
Primary Crushing Plant
Jaw Crusher | PEW Jaw Crusher | Impact Crusher
Secondary Crushing Plant
Spring Cone Crusher | Hydraulic Cone Crusher | CS Cone Crusher
Recommend Grinding Plant in Kaolin Grinding Process
Ball Mill | Raymond Mill Grinder | MTM Trapezium Mill | Vertical Roller Mill
Recommend Screening & Belting & Feeding & Washing Machine in whole processing
Vibrating Screen | Vibrating Feeder | Belt Conveyor | Sand Washing Machine
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For a finite group $G$, let $O_G$ denote the orbit category of $G$. Is there a explicit/nice description of cofibrations in the functor category $Top^{O_G^{op}}$ where the weak equivalences and fibrations are defined objectwise?
Tom's comment gives a generic answer that applies to $Top^\mathcal{J}$ for any small topological category $\mathcal{J}$. For the orbit category $\mathcal{O}_G$, where $G$ is any discrete group (not necessarily finite), something special and much nicer happens. We have the fixed point functor $\Phi$ from $G$-spaces to $\mathcal{O}_G$-spaces. It sends $X$ to the functor on the orbit category that sends $G/H$ to $X^H$. The functor $\Phi$ actually specifies an isomorphism from the category of $G$-cell complexes (or the category of $G$-CW complexes) to the category of cell diagrams or (CW diagrams) in the diagram category of $\mathcal{O}_G$-spaces. Modulo a few obvious typos, the easy proof is given on page 56 of Equivariant Homotopy and Cohomology Theory (by some of my friends and me), CBMS Regional Conference Series in Mathematics Number 91, AMS 1996. That book is posted on my web page (http://math.uchicago.edu/~may/). The cofibrations are the retracts of the relative cell diagrams.


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