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Gaurs are huge; they can measure 2 m at the shoulder and can weigh 900 kg. They were once hunted by sportsmen in India as "big game" as was the American bison. Because of their size and strength, and since the Indian tiger is now almost extinct, they have few predators other than man.


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What: A public memorial service for Phil Arnold
Where: First United Methodist Church, 401 E. 33rd St.
When: 3 p.m. Sunday, April 1 (Yes, April Fool's Day).
Cost: Free
When Phil Arnold died, he was planning to update his map of downtown Vancouver to show recent changes on Fourth Street.
Janice Arnold and Phil Arnold Jr. had agreed to revise the Vancouver map drawn by their dad, and now they have something else to update. The two-block stretch of pavement isn't Fourth Street any more; it's Phil Arnold Way.
The city has renamed the street to honor Arnold's long career as a mapmaker. Phil Arnold Way is just south of City Hall, linking Esther and Columbia streets.
It's a suitable location for the honor, Janice Arnold said.
"It's what dad called a connector street. It's so very poignant, because he was an incredible connector," she said. "He connected the dots for all of us so we could see the bigger picture."
The area is part of Vancouver's historic core, as well as a piece of an eventual riverfront makeover.
"It's a place looking to the future, as well as the past," she said.
City Councilor Jack Burkman, who brought the idea to city officials, has a practical appreciation for Phil Arnold's skills.
"I like a good map," Burkman said. "I moved here in the mid-'80s as an engineer, and was looking for a map to learn the area. I couldn't find one until I found Phil's."
Arnold, who died on Jan. 14 at age 96, made maps for more than 60 years. He created them by hand, using old-world pen-and-ink techniques rather than computer technology.
"That's hard," Burkman said.
Emergency service personnel need good maps, Janice Arnold said, and her father made sure they could find their way around this rapidly growing county.
"Since 1947, he was a resource for fire and police departments," she said.
When new developments filled in parts of the county, "He would glue updates on the wall maps of
emergency service agencies," she said at Monday's City Council meeting.
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A spot near City Hall is an appropriate place to honor Arnold, Mayor Tim Leavitt noted as he read the resolution. After World War II, Arnold worked for the city as an engineer, designing streets and water lines.
The name change cost the city $350 to produce and install new street signs at three spots. Most of the property adjacent to the street is owned by the city. There are no businesses along the street that would have to change an address.
Older maps show Fourth as a straight-line, east-west street. When the building that's now City Hall was built, Fourth Street pivoted slightly to follow the railroad berm, with a gentle curve.
The new route was drawn in on Arnold's last map with a red pencil, with the notation: "To be updated."
Phil Jr. and Janice Arnold both have their own careers, and weren't involved in the day-to-day map business. But they have some background in the craft.
Janice Arnold said she took a cartography class as a student at The Evergreen State College.
Phil Jr. said he learned a lot while helping his father.
"He taught me a lot of skills," Phil Jr. said.
Still, he said, picking up their father's assignment, "is a little bit scary."
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But in my case this has gone on for about eight months now, not just the past couple of days, and has happened too often to myself and others (besides Adavardes) to be a mere coincidence. It's happened in places on this forum where you don't roam, so you wouldn't know first-hand, but this isn't just an isolated incident. I haven't said anything about it until now because I find the concept of ratting distasteful. I've never even reported on anybody, even when I've certain people's posts extremely offensive. I don't like ratting.
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Lots of writing by Nebraskans deserves attention, but a book by a non-Nebraskan --- the well-known author Bob Greene who reported for many years from Chicago --- was chosen for One Book One Nebraska for 2014. "Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen," will be the subject at many events this year, beginning Jan. 16 with a ceremony in Lincoln.
See the One Book One Nebraska facebook page for information about the events and a related display in Washington, D.C.
"Once Upon a Town" describes the effort in North Platte during the war to provide food and other items for American soldiers passing through by train. Greene writes in the context of a trip he made to Nebraska to report his story about the canteen. The canteen began operating on Christmas 1941, less than three weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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There were several significant events on this day between the years 1958 and 2013.
On this day in 1958 Jane Wiedlin, future rhythm guitarist of the Go-Go's, is born in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
On this day in 1960 Susan Cowsill, future vocalist for The Cowsills, is born in Canton, Ohio.
On this day in 1964 The Drifters lead singer Rudy Lewis is found dead on the morning when the group is booked to record "Under The Boardwalk." He is replaced by Johnny Moore, who was with a previous incarnation of the group, and sings lead on the song the following day. Lewis' death is widely reported as a drug overdose, although this is never confirmed.
On this day in 1966 Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band play their first gig at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco.
On this day in 1967 The Beatles premiere Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on BBC radio, where they talk about making the now classic platter. The song "A Day In The Life" is skipped, as the BBC banned it for drug references. They believed the line "I'd love to turn you on" could promote drug use.
On this day in 1970 George Harrison meets producer Phil Spector at Abbey Road Studios to play demos of the songs which will appear on his debut album, All Things Must Pass.
On this day in 1977 the stage show "Beatlemania" opens at the Winter Garden Theater, New York.
On this day in 1978 Paul McCartney and Wings' "With A Little Luck" hits number one in the US.
On this day in 1989 Eazy-E's solo debut album Eazy-Duz-It, which was released eight months earlier, debuts at number 41 on the Billboard 200 chart.
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THE DOZENS: TWELVE LATIN JAZZ CLASSICS by Mark Lomanno
Editor's note: Pianist Mark Lommano first traveled to Cuba on a research grant, seeking to unravel the mysteries of the Cuban son. On his second trip, he came as a musician, performing at the Santiago Jazz Festival and working with Joaquin Pozo, the prominent conquero and bandleader, and the great-nephew of the legendary Chano Pozo. Back stateside, he has brought his world fusion experiences to bear on his work with The Mark Lomanno Afro-Cuban Project, as well as his continued scholarly work in the area of Latin music.
Here Mark picks twelve of his favorite Latin jazz performances, some well known, others neglected gems from the music's past.
Duke Ellington: Caravan (1937)
Duke Ellington (piano)
Ken Burns Jazz: Duke Ellington (Columbia/Legacy CK 61444)
Duke Ellington (piano), Rex Stewart (cornet), Arthur Whetsol (trumpet), Cootie Williams (trumpet), Lawrence Brown (trombone), Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton (trombone), Juan Tizol (valve trombone), Barney Bigard (clarinet), Johnny Hodges (clarinet), Otto Hardwick (alto sax), Harry Carney (baritone sax), Fred Guy (guitar), Billy Taylor (bass), Sonny Greer (drums).
Composed by Duke Ellington & Juan Tizol.
Recorded: New York, May 14, 1937
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
Ellington's early contribution to the Latin jazz canon is a collaboration with valve trombonist Juan Tizol. "Caravan" combines the Afro-Cuban practice of elaboration over a repeating vamp section, and the American jazz tradition of passages with more harmonic variety. In this case, in the middle section Ellington references the oft-employed harmonic progression from George Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm" to contrast to the first theme, which is driven by a more rhythmic feel. Tizol continued to work as trombonist and collaborative composer in Ellington's band for years to come, and the enormously popular "Caravan" stayed in Ellington's repertoire for his entire career.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Machito: Tanga
Machito and his Orchestra
The Original Mambo Kings: An Introduction to Afro-Cubop (Verve 513876)
Charlie Parker (alto sax), Flip Phillips (tenor sax), Mario Bauza (trumpet),
Frank "Paquito" Davilla, Bob Woodlen (trumpet); Gene Johnson, Fred Skerritt (alto sax); Jose Madera (tenor sax) Leslie Johnakins (baritone sax); Rene Hernandez (piano); Roberto Rodriguez (bass); Luis Miranda (conga); Jose Mangual (bongo); Ubaldo Nieto (timbales).
Composed by Mario Bauza. Arranged and conducted by Machito.
Recorded: New York, January 1949
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Written by Mario Bauza, the musician who brought Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo together, "Tanga" is a forgotten classic, which predated and anticipated the partnership of Afro-Cuban music and jazz that took place in the Gillespie and Kenton bands, among others. Joining the band as a guest soloist is the jazz tenor saxophonist Flip Phillips, who improvises over a repeating pattern played by the rest of the band. This manner of improvisation continues to be the norm for Afro-Cuban music, but at the time it would have been quite challenging for an American jazz musician. Nonetheless, Phillips gives a convincing performance, fitting in comfortably with the Machito Orchestra.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Dizzy Gillespie: Manteca (live 1948)
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Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet),
and a big band featuring James Moody (tenor sax) and Chano Pozo, (congas).
Composed by Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo.
Recorded: Recorded live in 1948
Rating: 100/100 (learn more)
Dizzy Gillespie at Birdland, photo by Marcel Fleiss
Often regarded as the quintessential representation of Latin jazz, "Manteca" was innovative among contemporary compositions for the heightened level of synthesis between Afro-Cuban music and American jazz. Introduced to Afro-Cuban music by trumpeter/composer Mario Bauza, Dizzy Gillespie sought to explore the music with his big band, adding the Cuban conguero Chano Pozo in September 1947. Until his untimely and mythic demise just over a year later, Chano Pozo made an indelible mark on both the jazz and Latin American music worlds. This track contrasts sections of more percussion-driven, rhythmically complex Afro-Cuban passages with passages that are more akin to the melodic and harmonic conventions of American jazz.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Arsenio Rodriguez: Adivinalo
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Montuneando 1946-1950 (Tumbao 31)
Arsenio Rodriguez (tres),
Carmelo Alvarez (trumpet), Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros (trumpet), Felix Chappotin (trumpet), Rene Scull (vocal), Carlos Ramirez (guitar, vocal), Antolin "Papa Kila" Suarez (bongos), Luis "Lili" Martinez (piano), Lazaro Prieto (bass), Felix Alfonso (conga).
Composed by Arsenio Rodriguez.
Recorded: Havana, Cuba (c.1946-50)
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
The contributions of Arsenio Rodriguez, the Cuban tres player and composer, to the development of Latin jazz have long been underappreciated. Rodriguez's band featured innovative music, rooted in the Afro-Cuban tradition, without which modern Latin jazz and salsa would have been much different. This track is part of a compilation from Rodriguez's best music. "Adivinalo" features trumpet and piano improvisations relying on chromaticism and "modern" jazz harmony. Along with Rodriguez, several other musicians who would become integral to the development of Latin jazz are on this album, including trumpeters Felix Chappotin and "Chocolate" Armenteros, and pianist Luis "Lili" Martinez. The percussion section drives this piece, which definitely captures the power of the Afro-Cuban tradition.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Stan Kenton: The Peanut Vendor (1947)
El Manisero (The Peanut Vendor)
Stan Kenton (piano)
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Stan Kenton (piano),
big band featuring Milt Bernhart (trombone) and Shelly Manne (drums).
Composed by Moises Simons; arranged by Stan Kenton.
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
More well known that the first popular American version recorded by Don Azpiazu's Orchestra in 1931, this arrangement was the beginning of Kenton's lifelong commitment to the exploration of Afro-Cuban music. Both the Azpiazu and Kenton renditions of this song, which celebrates the life of the pregonero (street vendor), were hugely popular in their respective eras. Because the Kenton band was already highly regarded, his recording reached a wider American audience. One of the most distinctive features of this track is the hypnotic repetition of the background—very common in Afro-Cuban music, but not in American jazz—over which soloists and percussionists elaborate and improvise varying patterns.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Chico O'Farrill: Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite
Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite
Chico O'Farrill Orchestra
Cuban Blues: The Chico O'Farrill Sessions (Verve 533256)
Mario Bauza (trumpet), Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet), Charlie Parker (alto sax), Flip Phillips (tenor sax), Buddy Rich (drums), Machito (maracas),
Rene Hernandez (piano), Jose Mangual (percussion).
Recorded: December 21, 1950
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
Chico O'Farrill, an important Latin jazz pioneer, achieved success as a bandleader, composer and arranger. O'Farrill was also a trumpet player, and this extended composition features that instrument -- and was recorded several times, including versions with Clark Terry and Dizzy Gillespie as the soloist. This recording, overseen by Norman Granz for Verve Records, captures O'Farrill's band at the pinnacle of its sound in the early 1950s. In addition to work with his own band, O'Farrill is responsible for many arrangements played by the Machito, Gillespie and Kenton bands. The "Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite" is one of O'Farrill's masterpieces.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Luiz Bonfá: Manhă De Carnaval
Manhă De Carnaval
Luiz Bonfá (guitar)
Black Orpheus: Original Movie Soundtrack (Fontana 830783)
Luiz Bonfá (guitar), Antonio Carlos Jobim (piano, vocals), João Gilberto (guitar, vocals).
Composed by Luiz Bonfá.
Recorded: 1959
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Another recording whose popularity begat a resurgence of public interest in Latin American music, "Manhă De Carnaval ," the theme song from the movie Orfeu Negro (Black Orpheus), helped pave the way for bossa nova to take flight with the American public. This composition, sometimes known in English as "A Day in the Life of a Fool," has become part of the jazz canon, having been recorded countless times; however, this is the track in its original form. Antonio Carlos Jobim and Luiz Bonfá co-wrote the score for the film, which is a retelling of the Orpheus and Eurydice tale from Greek mythology. The movie's award-winning success and widespread popularity ignited the careers of the composers in America and worldwide.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto: Só Danço Samba
Só Danço Samba
Stan Getz (tenor sax) and JoĂŁo Gilberto (guitar vocals)
Getz/Gilberto (Verve 521414)
Stan Getz (tenor sax), JoĂŁo Gilberto (guitar vocals), Antonio Carlos Jobim (piano),
Tommy Williams (bass), Milton Banana (drums).
Composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Recorded: March 1963
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
A lesser known track from a very famous album, "Só Danço Samba" features an excellent saxophone solo by Stan Getz, who was integral in popularizing the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim in the United States. This is Jobim's composition (he also plays piano on this recording), with lyrics by the Brazilian poet Vinicius de Moraes, sung here by the guitarist Joao Gilberto. The mood of the song is ebullient and playful, capturing the unique swing in Brazilian bossa nova. The interaction between the musicians produces a magical result on what became one of the most successful jazz albums of all time.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Cal Tjader: Soul Sauce (Guachi Guaro)
Soul Sauce (Guachi Guaro)
Cal Tjader (vibes)
Soul Sauce (Verve 27756)
Cal Tjader (vibes), Willie Bobo (percussion),
Lonnie Hewitt (piano), John Hilliard (bass), Johnny Rae (drums), Armando Peraza (percussion).
Composed by Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo; arranged by Cal Tjader.
Recorded: November 20, 1964
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Quite possibly the most famous non-Latino Latin jazz musician, vibraphonist Cal Tjader recorded a very popular remake of Dizzy Gillespie's and Chano Pozo's "Guarachi Guaro" (or "Guachi Guaro" as Tjader calls it). Tjader's band featured a style of Latin jazz that was more subdued than some of his contemporaries, although on this track the stellar cast of musicians—including percussionists Johnny Rae, Armando Peraza and Willie Bobo—pay homage to the song's composers with a very lively performance. Lonnie Hewitt's piano vamp may remind listeners of a similar one featured in Tito Puente's song, "Oye Como Va." Tjader's virtuosity is at the forefront of this track—another great, groove-oriented bugalu of the early 1960s.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Mongo Santamaria: Watermelon Man
Watermelon Man
Mongo Santamaria (percussion)
Watermelon Man (Milestone 47045)
Mongo Santamaria (percussion),
Marty Sheller (tp) Pat Patrick (alto sax, flute), Bobby Capers (tenor sax, flute), Rodgers Grant (piano), Victor Venegas (bass), Frank Hernandez (drumset), Kalil Madi (percussion), Joseph Gorgas (percussion), "Kako" (percussion), "Chihuahua" Martinez (percussion, vocal).
Composed by Herbie Hancock.
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
"Watermelon Man" was an enormously successful hit for both Mongo Santamaria and its composer, Herbie Hancock. The trumpet player, Marty Sheller, plays the only solo in a song that features a groove-oriented melody in an arrangement favoring more Latin percussion than the Hancock original. This song anticipated the bugalu movement in Latin jazz that would take hold later in the 1960s. Bugalu (or boogaloo) incorporated elements of Cuban and Puerto Rican music, as well as American soul and R&B.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Carlos 'Patato' Valdes: Ingrato Corazon
Ingrato Corazon
Carlos 'Patato' Valdes (percussion)
Patato y Totico (Verve 259702)
Carlos 'Patato' Valdes (percussion), Arsenio Rodriguez (tres),
Eugenio 'Totico' Arango (vocal), Israel 'Cachao' Lopez (bass), Papaito (sticks), Francisco 'Panchin' Valdez (sticks), Hector Cadavieco (vocal), Mario Cadavieco (vocal), Juan 'Curba' Dreke (vocal), Tony Mayari (vocal), Virgilio Marti (vocal).
Arranged by Carlos "Patato" Valdes.
Recorded: 1967
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
This Verve record features another all-star cast that presents a rich tableau of Afro-Cuban offerings. Joining the conguero Carlos "Patato" Valdes is co-leader, vocalist Eugenio "Totico" Arango, tres player Arsenio Rodriguez, and the legendary bassist Israel "Cachao" Lopez. These musicians celebrate the sacred and secular roots of Afro-Cuban jazz with an album full of quintessential rumba tracks. "Ingrato Corazon" is a high-energy ensemble piece with solos by Rodriguez and "Patato," but featuring the improvisatory vocals of "Totico," backed by the members of the band singing a refrain in the traditional call-and-response format.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
Chucho Valdez: You Don't Know What Love Is
You Don't Know What Love Is
Chucho Valdes (piano)
New Conceptions (Blue Note 40496)
Chucho Valdes (piano),
Roman Filiu O'Reilly (alto saxophone), Yaroldy Abreu Robles (congas), Lazaro Rivero Alarcon (bass), Ramses Rodriguez Baralt (drums).
Composed by Don Raye; arranged by Jesus "Chucho" Valdes.
Recorded: May 2003
Rating: 97/100 (learn more)
As one of the most seminal figures in Latin jazz, pianist Jesus "Chucho" Valdes has been at the forefront of Latin American music innovation for over forty years. A founding member of Irakere, Valdes is one of three in a family of Cuban pianists (along with his father, Bebo, and son, "Chuchito"). This Blue Note album features reinterpretations of Cuban and American jazz standards. "You Don't Know What Love Is" is arranged as a mambo, layered with polyrhythms and showcasing Valdes's pianistic talent, along with an alto saxophone solo by Roman Filiu O'Reilly. Even the definition of mambo is challenged as the group settles into a funk-rock groove as the track progresses.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
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Today's children are technological whizzkids; they can text at terrifying speed with their eyes half-closed, they roam the internet at will, they're dab hands at computer games, wizards at Wii, prolific social networkers and music downloaders par excellence.
While admiring their aptitude, these skills will obviously cause a parental qualm or two. Clearly, safety on the internet is paramount, and parental control software should be implemented on computers, satellite tv etc. Without being obviously nosy, keep an eye on what your child is doing on-screen.
Because children are so absorbed by their on-screen activities, it is very easy for parents to fall into bad habits; computers and televisions become babysitters and - because they effectively absorb the children and keep them out of trouble - there is a tendency to leave them to it.
This is a dangerous precedent. Computer games, social networking etc. are all highly addictive, and if you're not careful you'll soon end up with an anti-social child, incapable of communicating, unless it's digitally.
Children's uncanny ability to multi-task can exacerbate this problem - how many parents have watched in despair, as their children allegedly do their homework, text their friends, and watch television all at the same time? Any attempt to engage with a multi-tasking child elicits cave man grunts at best.
It's up to you to take action before the rot sets in. Communication with real people must take priority over the digital competition, and as a parent it's your job to point this out. So insist that your child always stops what they're doing, looks up, engages in eye contact, and speaks in whole sentences. If they're not prepared to do that, unplug the machines, or remove the mobile.
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You by no means have all the Heloki contained, you don't even know where their homeworlds are. We have given your leaders sufficent information on the Heloki to deal with this small band, we will give you no more.
The facts of this are very simple General, the Heloki are kept under containment by our forces. A small group broke containment, we then nformed your government and the empire, by the time your Senate got around to doing anything about it, ten thousand died. We also provided intell on the Heloki for you. There is nothing else we owe you, if we owed you even that much.
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The asteroid that is scheduled to pass by the Earth on Wednesday, March 5, will be closer than the Moon. Astronomers who are watching the asteroid carefully insist that it doesn't pose any danger to the Earth.
This newly discovered asteroid has been named 2014DX110. It will past between the moon and Earth and only be approximately 217,000 miles away.
Should the asteroid hold its course, at 217,000 miles away it would be about nine-tenths of the distance from the moon and Earth. It will actually pass by closer to the moon than to us.
Astronomers have estimated that the asteroid is 45 to 130 feet across. Asteroids pass between the Earth and moon all the time.
This time asteroid 2014DX110 will be closer than normal.
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By antony.john on Oct 01, 2008
Thomas Edison once said "I haven't failed; I have found 10,000 ways that don't work". In this tremendously evolving world where 'Google' is posing extinction to the verb 'search', Intel quad core microprocessors are breaking all speed barriers and HP Oracle Exadata Storage servers breaking the performance bottleneck between database servers and conventional storage, we all look for quick and easy answers to the most ambiguous questions and problems we have ever come across. And I'm sure you are looking for an easy answer to the question, "Now that I have got hold of ACP software, how do I install it?", than waiting for the 10,001th try to figure out how to do it right.[Read More]
Thursday Sep 25, 2008
Who needs iPLM?
By andre.guldi on Sep 25, 2008
Enabling seamless processes between Agile PLM and SAP ERP
By andre.guldi on Sep 25, 2008
An integration between Agile PLM and SAP ERP is an essential part of your infrastructure if you want to support a seamless process between design and validation phase in PLM and manufacturing execution in SAP. Many of you who are using Agile PLM together with SAP already have an integration in place. Deciding what enterprise objects to synchronize between the systems is typically very simple in phase 1 of your implementation. It normally is Parts, Bill of Materials and the Changes, which are stored as Material, Material BOM and Engineering Change Master in the SAP system. There may be some detail discussion on where resides the master, which means where do you enter and modify e.g. a part or part attribute, but that can be resolved very quickly by mapping the objects and attributes of both systems in a spreadsheet and agree where you want maintain what. This sort of "controlled redundancy" allows you then to (normally) create these objects in PLM and push them to SAP once they are "mature" enough or needs processing in SAP. [Read More]
Monday Sep 22, 2008
Storing outbound compliance information in PGC
By shankar.muthan on Sep 22, 2008
You obviously know that you can use a Declaration to gather compliance information from your suppliers. Those are inbound Declarations where the data is submitted by Suppliers or content providers. But, did you know you can also use a Declaration for storing "outbound" compliance to be shared with your Customers? In PLM's 220.127.116.11 release, you can make use of the attribute Exclude from Compliance Check in Declaration-Items or Declaration-Mfr Parts or Declaration-Part Groups tabs. This is a list field with values of "Yes" and "No" and the purpose of this field is to use for "outbound" Declarations. Note that this is different from the Exclude from Rollup flag in the cover page of an Item. The Exclude from Rollup field flags the entire Item to be excluded from compliance rollup, while the Exclude from Compliance Check flags just that particular Declaration/Composition to be excluded from compliance rollup. Here are the steps you can follow to create an "outbound" Declaration:[Read More]
Sunday Sep 21, 2008
BI Publisher licensing options for Agile PLM
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In Agile PLM 9224 release, we added the Business Intelligence (BI) Publisher reporting framework, which enables our customers to customize their PLM reports. This post is intended to provide more clarity on the BI Publisher restricted and full licensing options for Agile PLM customers. Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher (BI Publisher) is an enterprise reporting solution to author, manage, and deliver all types of highly formatted documents. Developers can create data models against practically any data source and use BI Publisher APIs to build custom applications. End users can easily design report layouts using familiar desktop tools, dramatically reducing the time and cost needed to develop and maintain reports Click on the following URL for details: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/xml-publisher/index.html [Read More]
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Thursday Sep 18, 2008
Collaborating with Suppliers
By Anurag Batra on Sep 18, 2008
"No bird soars too high if he soars on his own wings." – William Blake Fellow blogger Laila Herr underscores the significance of collaboration in the PLM process. At Oracle Agile PLM, we have been focused on this aspect from the very beginning (no wonder that one of the pillars of our PLM solution is called "Product Collaboration"). The very popular Cimmetry viewer enables engineers to collaborate within the enterprise, as well as outside of it with suppliers and customers on product design models. At the upcoming Oracle Openworld, I'll be presenting with fellow product manager Shane Goodwin, and a long time Agile PLM customer, Quantum, on our features around securely collaborating with suppliers.[Read More]
Wednesday Sep 17, 2008
CAD and the New Part Request process
By john.sperling on Sep 17, 2008
One of our goals with the Agile Engineering Collaboration product is to support the process needs of CAD users as simply and unobtrusively as possible. The challenge is to also support the necessary flexibility to accommodate different company's processes without requiring extensive customization. [Read More]
Getting what you want from AutoVue
By john.sperling on Sep 17, 2008
Have you ever been frustrated trying to bring the right files from Agile into AutoVue for viewing? Starting with Agile PLM release 18.104.22.168 we have been working to improve the usability of the AutoVue integration, especially the ways in which you access files. [Read More]
Tuesday Sep 16, 2008
Where did we place our Agile PLM Software?
By Shane Goodwin-Oracle on Sep 16, 2008
Since Agile was purchased by Oracle last year, the download location of our documentation and software has merged into the Oracle system. We are now using Oracle Edelivery, Oracle Technology Network, and Metalink. Continue reading to better understand when we are using the different Oracle locations, including the location for Agile PLM 184.108.40.206.[Read More]
Monday Sep 15, 2008
How do you lock down Item privileges based on the Change Order Status in Agile PLM?
By Shane Goodwin-Oracle on Sep 15, 2008
Often our customers are looking for additional means to restrict Read or Modify privileges on an Item based on the status of related Changes. For example, file attachment checkin may need to be allowed for pending revisions of items only as long as the corresponding ECO is in authoring mode ("Pending" status), but not once the ECO gets submitted or routed. Before Agile PLM 220.127.116.11, achieving the desired business result could be complicated. Now, Agile PLM has some very powerful capabilities to write Criteria against an Item that checks the related Change status. The enhanced functionality around variables such as $CURRENTREV and $LATESTREV can help Agile Administrators write criteria that meet business goals to limit Item Read or Modify privileges.[Read More]
Wednesday Sep 10, 2008
Agile Configuration Propagation - ACP
By antony.john on Sep 10, 2008
For a long time we heard from customers, partners and consultants in one voice - "give us a comprehensive configuration export-import solution". Regardless of the fact that we had selective export and import of configuration in Java Client, we found the plea very compelling and loud enough. Yes, we listened and understood the persuasive reason for a nurtured solution to accomplish the same at a larger scale. We mixed it until no lumps, baked it long enough, packaged it (January 7th '08) and called it Agile Configuration Propagation aka ACP. [Read More]
Monday Sep 08, 2008
Configuring attributes between Items and Sourcing Projects
By shankar.muthan on Sep 08, 2008
Have you come across cases where certain fields that show up in an Item's Page Two doesn't show in a Sourcing Project? That could be related to some of the attributes not been mapped correctly between Product Collaboration and Sourcing Project. In PC's Items & Manufacturer Parts, customers could categorize their data using unlimited number of fields in Page Two. When items and mfr parts are added to a Sourcing Project for costing purposes, not all these fields would be relevant to the sourcing manager and so, the ability to configure what attributes should show up in the Sourcing Project becomes important. PCM supports the "mapping" functionality wherein, you can setup a "mapping" between a field in Item-Page Two tab and a field in Project-Items tab. The purpose of establishing a mapping between 2 fields is to ensure that a field in Project-Items tab displays the same value as in a field in Item-Page Two. For instance, if you have a Last Paid Cost field (or some kind of standard cost) defined in Page Two of an Item in PC, you can map the same cost field into the Standard Cost field in the Sourcing Project to enable the sourcing manager make informed decisions. At a high level, follow the simple steps below if you want to map a specific field from PC to Sourcing Project: 1. Identify the field in Item-Page Two or MfrPart-Page Two that you want to see in the Sourcing Project and make sure it is visible. 2. Identify the field in Sourcing Project-Items tab or Project-MfrParts tab that you want to see the value from PC-Page Two and setup the mapping. 3. Enable the corresponding field in Project-Analysis tab and RFQ-Responses tab and follow consistent naming. Let's look at the process in more detail:[Read More]
Smart URLs - enabling reference to Agile objects from external systems
By Anurag Batra on Sep 08, 2008
Are they as smart as they look? Judge for yourself (and let me know what you think too). In Agile 9.2.2 and earlier versions, while the system allowed a user to generate a URL for an object, the generated URL was rather cryptic. For example, here's a sample URL for part P0001: http://demo.agilesoft.com/Agile/PLMServlet?fromPCClient=true&module=ItemHandler&requestUrl=module%3DItemHandler%26opcode%3DdisplayObject%26classid%3D10000%26objid%3D60711812%26tabid%3D0%26 Furthermore, the only way to generate a URL pointing to an Agile object was through Agile. With Agile 22.214.171.124, any Agile object can be linked to using a URL in the following format: http://demo.qa.agilesoft.com/Agile/object/Part/P0001 [Read More]
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The Bride's Farewellby Meg Rosoff
On the morning of her wedding, Pell Ridley creeps out of bed in the dark, kisses her sisters goodbye and flees -- determined to escape a future that offers nothing but hard work and sorrow. She takes the only thing that truly belongs to her: Jack, a white horse. The road ahead is rich with longing, silence and secrets, and each encounter leads her closer to the untold story of her past. Then Pell meets a hunter, infuriating, mysterious and cold. Will he help her to find what she seeks? With all the hallmarks of Meg Rosoff's extraordinary writing, The Bride's Farewell also breaks new ground for this author, in a nineteenth-century, Hardyesque setting. This is a moving story of love and lost things, with a core of deep, beautiful romance. From the Hardcover edition.
How I Live Nowby Meg Rosoff
It would be much easier to tell this story if it were all about a chaste and perfect love between Two Children Against the World at an Extreme Time in History. But let's face it, that would be crap. Daisy is sent from New York to England to spend a summer with cousins she has never met. They are Isaac, Edmond, Osbert and Piper. And two dogs and a goat. She's never met anyone quite like them before - and, as a dreamy English summer progresses, Daisy finds herself caught in a timeless bubble. It seems like the perfect summer. But their lives are about to explode. Falling in love is just the start of it. War breaks out - a war none of them understands, or really cares about, until it lands on their doorstep. The family is separated. The perfect summer is blown apart. Daisy's life is changed forever - and the world is too.
Just In Caseby Meg Rosoff
David Case never questions his ordinary suburban life -- until one fateful day, a brush with death brings him face to face with his own mortality. Suddenly, everywhere he looks he sees catastrophe, disaster, the ruin of the human race, the demise of the planet. . . not to mention (to pinpoint the exact source of his anxiety) possible pain and suffering for himself. So he changes his name, reinvents his appearance, and falls in love with the seductive Agnes Bee -- in the hope that he'll become unrecognizable to Fate and saved from his own doom. With his imaginary greyhound in tow, Justin Case struggles to maintain his new image and above all, to survive in a world where twists of fate wait for him around every corner.
Picture Me Goneby Meg Rosoff
Mila has an exceptional talent for reading a room--sensing hidden facts and unspoken emotions from clues that others overlook... So when her father's best friend, Matthew, goes missing from his upstate New York home, Mila and her beloved father travel from London to find him. She collects information about Matthew from his belongings, from his wife and baby, from the dog he left behind and from the ghosts of his past--slowly piecing together the story everyone else has missed. But just when she's closest to solving the mystery, a shocking betrayal calls into question her trust in the one person she thought she could read best.
Picture Me Goneby Meg Rosoff
Picture Me Gone is the compelling new novel by the author of How I Live Now, Meg RosoffMila is on a roadtrip across the USA with her father. They are looking for his best friend but Mila discovers a more important truth. Sometimes the act of searching reveals more than the final discovery can. Adults do not have all the answers. It all depends what questions you ask. A brilliantly atmospheric exploration of someone on the brink of adulthood, from prizewinning author Meg Rosoff, author of HOW I LIVE NOW. This is a compelling read in the tradition of Meg's acclaimed novels such as WHAT I WAS and JUST IN CASE. 'Completely, completely wonderful' - Lucy Mangan, Guardian'Nobody describes the strengths and pain of being young quite like Meg Rosoff . . . she excels at blending tragic events, comedy, philosophical concepts and love into unexpected and engaging fictions' - The Times 'The only predictable thing about Meg Rosoff is that each book will be entirely different from the last . . . Picture Me Gone is a delightfully authentic slice of life' - Daily Mail'Picture Me Gone charts the tiny shifts in allegiance and unexpected situations through which the heroine discovers that the stories she lives by will not be enough for the pitiless, messy, adult world. In this finely tuned minimalist work, every detail counts' - Guardian 'Printz Award-winning author Meg Rosoff's latest novel is a gorgeous and unforgettable page-turner about the relationship between parents and children, love and loss' - goodreads. com 'A great read' - Mizz 'Rosoff's talent is in writing believable, many-layered characters, and Picture Me Gone is a neat, beautiful little novel that unravels the ties that bind' - Stylist (Stylist's Top 10 Must-Reads)Meg Rosoff became a publishing sensation with her first novel, How I Live Now, which won the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize. Her second novel, Just in Case, won the Carnegie Medal in 2007. What I Was was described by The Times as 'Samuel Beckett on Ecstasy'. Meg was born and grew up in Boston, USA, worked in advertising in New York and has lived in London for the last 20 years. She is married to an artist and they have one daughter.
Picture Me Goneby Meg Rosoff
Printz Award-winning author Meg Rosoff's latest novel is a gorgeous and unforgettable page-turner about the relationship between parents and children, love and loss. Mila has an exceptional talent for reading a room--sensing hidden facts and unspoken emotions from clues that others overlook. So when her father's best friend, Matthew, goes missing from his upstate New York home, Mila and her beloved father travel from London to find him. She collects information about Matthew from his belongings, from his wife and baby, from the dog he left behind and from the ghosts of his past--slowly piecing together the story everyone else has missed. But just when she's closest to solving the mystery, a shocking betrayal calls into question her trust in the one person she thought she could read best.
There is No Dogby Meg Rosoff
Meet your unforgettable protagonist: God, who, as it turns out, is a 19-year-old boy living in the present-day and sharing an apartment with his long-suffering fifty-something personal assistant. Unfortunately for the planet, God is lazy and, frankly, hopeless. He created all of the world's species in six days because he couldn't summon the energy to work for longer. He gets Africa and America mixed up. And his beleagured assistant has his work cut out for him when God creates a near-apolcalyptic flood, having fallen asleep without turning the bath off. There is No Dog is a darkly funny novel from one of our most delightfully unpredictable writers.From the Hardcover edition.
There Is No Dogby Meg Rosoff
What if God were a teenaged boy? In the beginning, Bob created the heavens and the earth and the beasts of the field and the creatures of the sea, and twenty-five million other species (including lots of cute girls). But mostly he prefers eating junk food and leaving his dirty clothes in a heap at the side of his bed. Every time he falls in love, Earth erupts in natural disasters, and it's usually Bob's beleaguered assistant, Mr. B., who is left cleaning up the mess. So humankind is going to be very sorry indeed that Bob ever ran into a beautiful, completely irresistible girl called Lucy . . .
What I wasby Meg Rosoff
In 1962, a 16-year-old boy is dropped off by his father at a boarding school on the windswept coast of East Anglia. It is a model of its kind-the rooms are freezing, the food is disgusting, the older boys are sadistic, and the masters are the ineffectual, damaged castoffs of a dying Empire. But the boy is used to the drill and well practiced at detached dreaming, imagining himself someone else, somewhere else. Until one day, falling behind one of the regular runs along the coast, he meets Finn. Finn seems like a character from a novel, or a dream. Dressed in clothes that look the way they did a century before, Finn lives alone with his cat in a tiny fisherman's hut. The two become friends, the boy risking scandalous rumour and expulsion from school. But the idyll cannot last, disaster invades from all sides, and the boy discovers that nothing has been what he believed. What I Was will cement Meg Rosoff's reputation as a writer of extraordinary skill and sensitivity, who recreates with uncanny exactness the passions of youth. From the Hardcover edition.
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6-10-0, Finished 4th in AFC East Division · 2003 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total -0.6, Offense: -1.9, Defense: 1.3, SoS: 0.4, avg is 0.0.
Scored 283 points (17.7/g), 23rd of 32 in the NFL. Allowed 299 points (18.7/g), 8th.
Differential of -16 points (-1.0/g), 18th. Expected W-L: 7.5-8.5.
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The last time a Rainbow Six title was released on a console, Amy Winehouse had won a Grammy, No Country for Old Men won Best Picture at the Oscars, Bill Gates stepped down from Microsoft, OJ Simpson was convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery, and Call of Duty 4, Assassin's Creed and Rock Band were among the big titles from the previous holiday season.
It was 2008, and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 would become the last Rainbow Six title released on consoles (Ubisoft did release a Rainbow Six title on mobile platforms in 2011), at least until sometime next year, when the upcoming Rainbow Six: Siege launches.
Faster forward to this year, and gone is the previously announced, Rainbow Six: Patriots. Ubisoft revealed that Rainbow Six: Siege will be the next title in the storied franchise. At E3 this year, Ubisoft doubled down on Siege and brought along a multiplayer demo.
Fans of the first Rainbow Six game on PC will remember the initial tactical planning stages very well. It helped define the series, but eventually was removed in later titles to assist in the transition to console gaming. Siege brings back the tactical pre-fight planning, albeit in a much more accessible manner.
Prior to the beginning of a match, both attackers and defenders have a short time to explore the premises and plan out their strategy. For the attackers, they can use a camera attached to a small remote controlled drone vehicle to enter and preview a building. The camera will allow the attackers to view in real time what the defenders are doing, and in which room the hostage is kept. If the defenders are paying enough attention, they can spot and destroy the attackers' drone, so it is important for the attackers to keep the drone moving and out of sight.
As for the defenders, they can survey any entry points and try to fortify their defenses with deployable barriers, shields, barbed wire, and explosive charges. The barriers cannot be counted on to be impervious however, since they can be shot through easily, but they will slow an attacker down. The rattling from the barbed wire will alert any defender to an intruder's position.
All of the walls and floors are destructible with gun fire or explosives. This gives players an extraordinary amount of freedom, and can cause the dynamics of matches to swing in favor of another team in an instant. Familiarity with the map and excellent communication between teammates are therefore imperative to securing a victory in Siege.
Pacing is obviously quite different from most shooters these days. Instead of flying around a sprawling map, players must creep swiftly and use cover liberally, particularly since it doesn't take many bullets to bring players down. The amount of tension felt during a match is exhilarating; you never know if a wall you're standing next to will be breached, or if an opponent is waiting for your around the corner.
Siege has excellent graphics as well. Despite the demo being an early build, the lighting, particle effects, and textures all looked stellar. It helps that there aren't miles of terrain to compute, but Ubisoft made Siege look awesome.
The gameplay in Siege is solid, exciting, and tense, and combines meaningful tactics, close quarter combat, and a highly-destructible environment in a way we have not seen in quite some time. For these reasons, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege is my pick for the best shooter at E3 2014.
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Marius is a seven-year-old healthy giraffe from the Danish Jyllands Park Zoo, and his future is also hanging by a thread if the zoo procures a certain female giraffe to use as part of their breeding program reports Wednesday's USA Today.
The zookeeper Janni Lojtved Poulsen said she would have no problem killing Marius if ordered to do so.
"We are completely behind Copenhagen and would have done the same," stated Poulsen.
Apparently Marius' genes are not compatible with the zoo's breeding program. The female giraffe is planned to be mated with a different male giraffe. Both male giraffes would fight if left in the same area with a female.
Last week's decision to euthanize the first giraffe named Marius caused a worldwide stir among animal lovers and humane advocates. Even scientists wondered why Marius couldn't have been transferred to another facility.
"How utterly sad it is to think these Danish zoos have no regard or respect for life. It is so tragic that a giraffe, with all of his beauty and majesty who deserves to live, and these zookeepers just kill perfectly healthy animals," stated Bonnie Catherton of Boston, Mass.
According to Fox News, Animal Rights Sweden stated:
"It is no secret that animals are killed when there is no longer space, or if the animals don't have genes that are interesting enough. The only way to stop this is to not visit zoos."
Maybe it is time to stop visiting zoos.
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By Greg Mills
Sometimes what I write hits a nerve, and I get email from readers giving me fresh information they found. My article regarding what I consider false claims that Apple has gone rogue drew an email from a reader.
He sent me a link to an article and actually an embedded half hour Video TV news story that ran recently in Australia that loosely linked Apple with Chinese pollution in general and worker injury specifically. It turns out this is old news and not quite what it appears.
The story was researched and written by Steven McDonnell of ABC (Australian Broadcast Corporation, not related to ABC news in the USA). The article was well written on the surface, but failed to actually connect Chinese pollution in general or worker injury specifically with Apple's industrial footprint (http://www.abc.net.au/...| Read more »


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Charlie Parker (with Miles Davis): Milestones
Miles Davis All-Stars
Best of the Complete Savoy & Dial Studio Recordings (Savoy SVY 17120)
Charlie Parker (tenor sax), Miles Davis (trumpet), John Lewis (piano), Nelson Boyd (bass), Max Roach (drums).
Composed by Miles Davis.
Recorded: New York, August 14, 1947
Rating: 96/100 (learn more)
This session is significant for three reasons: Miles Davis is the leader and composer, Bird is playing tenor sax rather than alto, and the tune is technically one of the first "cool jazz" ensemble recordings. By the summer of 1947, Miles was coming under the influence of Claude Thornhill arranger Gil Evans, whose apartment on 55th St. was a crash pad and music-theory think tank for Bird, Miles and Gerry Mulligan. In the summer of 1947, Miles certainly was exposed to Evans' radical charts for Anthropology and Robbin's Nest. Miles' interactions with Evans intensified in the months that followed, resulting in the Birth of the Cool nonet in late1948 and early 1949. Unlike many straight bop rave-ups based on the blues or Tin Pan Alley chord changes, Milestones in 1947 embraced space and featured a cooler, Evans-like melody line. Listen to Miles' solo and you'll hear the 1950s Miles breaking through bop's shell. Swing, bop, cool—call it what you will, it was all the same to Bird, who turns in a fabulous solo on tenor.
Reviewer: Marc Myers
Tags: 1940s jazz · bebop · milestones
Miles fan
// May 08, 2009 at 06:06 PM
Miles Davis actually wrote 2 tunes called "Milestones", this one, which is a bebop tune with 2 chords per bar, and another one in 1958 which is a modal tune that would be more aptly described as a tune that "embraced space and featured a cooler, Evans-like melody line."


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Disease Proof
Eating to Live on the Outside: HanGawi
Ready for a little Eating to Live on the Outside? I know, you can hardly contain yourself! Okay, this week we're "going" to HanGawi, a Korean vegetarian restaurant in the heart of New York City.
And it looks pretty good. Not a knockout, but workable. After flipping through the internet menu, here's what I'd consider ordering. Check it out:
HanGawi Salad
- Mixed greens, diced tomatoes and sesame dressing; works for me, but dressing on the side.
Avocado Lettuce Salad
- Avocado, lettuce and ginger carrot dressing; same deal with the dressing.
Mango Pear Salad
- Mango and pear; it doesn't say exactly what's in it, but I think that's a good guess.
Seaweed Salad
- Assorted seaweeds and lemon dressing; provided the seaweed isn't salty, I'm cool with it.
Ginseng Salad
- Vegetables, shredded ginseng roots, bean paste and lemon dressing; I'm digging it.
Tofu Asparagus Salad
- Tofu and asparagus; again, another guess, but I like it.
Todok Salad
- Todok, watercress, cabbage, carrots, bean paste and lemon dressing; I've never had todok, but I'd give it a whirl!
Tofu and Mushrooms Galore in Lemon Ginger Sauce
- Tofu, mushrooms and lemon ginger sauce; tofu isn't my favorite thing, but this sounds good.
Mushrooms and Garlic Medley
- Sautéed mushrooms, vegetables and garlic sauce; the sautéing is a little iffy, but the veggies kick butt!
Mixed Vegetarian Autumn Rolls
- Vegetables, tofu, bean paste, cold lettuce and sesame leaves; interesting, I've never eaten sesame leaves.
Spicy Chili Mushrooms
- Mixed mushrooms and spicy sauce; I love mushrooms!
HanGawi Stone Bowl Lunch
- Chestnuts, dates, pine nuts, read beans, mushrooms and rice; the rice isn't great, but the rest of the stuff is awesome.
Vegetarian Stone Bowl Rice
- Vegetables, rice and hot chili paste; same deal with the rice.
Mountain Vegetables and Greens in Wooden Bowl
- Mountain vegetable, greens, rice and hot chili paste; I'm not sure what mountain vegetables are, but I'd like to find out!
Mongolian Hot Pot
- Wild bracken shoots, mushrooms and mixed vegetables; wild bracken shoots, very intriguing.
Like I said, HanGawi is pretty good. Some of the rice and sautéing might turn you off, but I can deal with it. My top choices would be either the HanGawi Salad or the Mountain Vegetables and Greens.
But what about you? What would you order? Scope out HanGawi's menu and let me know how you handle Eating to Live on the Outside. Just make a comment! Until then, eat well. Peace.
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The acorn noodles are an interesting concept I would like to know more about. Also, the seaweed salad in lemon dressing sounds good and unusual.
I always enjoy looking over the menus you post on the weekend. They give me dinner ideas and things to look for at the market. This menu will have me stopping at the Asian grocery store soon. Thanks for the ideas!
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Lordy yes,. before the internet and personal computers, before monitors for computer output even. I've got friends all over the world but none are really as close as the friends I made before the internet.
Yes..... **** was so limited
Before our house had Internet. My mom thought I forgot where I lived cause I was never home!
The good ole days when everyone had a real social life. Great times.
LOL ! Vaguely...I now google what was once committed to memory or in dusty books upon my shelves. And I've gotten to speak with more different people in the last 2 years than I probably have in my entire life, even keeping in mind college years across country, and a bit of travel abroad.
Hell yeah! I was such a tomboy. Climbing trees and constantly riding my bike everywhere. Ahhh, good times...

Being on the computer hasnt really brought that much good in my life to be honest. I mean, I've made some good friends throughout the years but I've also had my share fallouts and heartbreaks as well. I dont think kids should even use the computer. The internet world is just as bad as the real world and plus you gain A LOT of weight but sitting on your *** all damn day.
The Internet brought the world to me, literally. Who would think I would've met the great people in other countries that Ive met today without it? There's jerks, bigots, racists, nutjobs but knowing who I know and learning what I've learned has outweighed the bad experiences I've had.
it was nice- now my eyes get all dry from too much internet
happens after 5 min- I have glaucoma and computers or reading is bad for it. :(
I do, even before personal computers. When I was in Middle School, my dad brought one home, an original HP model. We got stuff like that early because of his career. I proudly typed a paper on that beast, printed it on a dot matrix printer, and turned the paper in to my teacher. It was rejected. She said I had an "unfair advantage." I had to hand-write it and turn it in late for a reduced grade. LMAO. Yeah.

That was even before "Operating Systems"...pure DOS. No boot-up pattern, just the black screen with a bl<x>inking white underscore. Internet?? Phhht. I was there when it was a room, lol.
Yeah I spent alot of time watching South Park that hasn't changed much
Gee, was South Park before the Internet???
Well before I had access to it both came out around the same time
Vaguely yes
yup, and being chased by a saber tooth tiger while out hunting for wooly mammoths
*throws laptop out window* ٩(̾●̮̮̃̾•̃̾)۶
My eye sight started getting worse starting in 1994. Coincidentally, I haven't been outside nearly as much since then either, lol
Yes. It was wonderful. I had no where near the amount of fabricated drama and stuff to b!tch about.
Yes I do. It does make it easier to keep me distracted from the strife in my life and talk to people around the world.
used to go to the library more often..........& my house was cleaner
no i dont
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4 Coaches of the Year To Be Honored at OSA's Award Banquet on February 8 at Soccer Workshop
Each year OSA accepts nominations for Coach of the Year in 4 areas: girls recreational, boys recreational, girls competitive, and boys competitive. This year's Coaches of the Year are representative of the diversity of soccer across Oklahoma and how important a coach is to the development of soccer. Congratulations to these 4 coaches and their teams and families. Make plans today to register to attend the 24th annual Soccer Workshop in Midwest City on February 7-8
Recreational Coaches of the Year
David Redick - Girls
Steve Mosinski - Boys
Competitive Coaches of the Year
David Carson - Girls
Ryan Trudgian - Boys
OSA's Annual Workshop heads to Midwest City for its 24th year. The Workshop will again feature the Hall of Fame reception, coach training, referee training, administrative training, as well as honoring our Coaches of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Referees of the Year, TOPSoccer Buddy, the ODP players as well as others. Our Keynote speaker has not yet been selected but will announced soon.
Register today for the Score OSA Workshop - Deadline for Workshop registration January 31, 2014
Sheraton Midwest City - 5750 Will Rogers Rd
The Sheraton Midwest City and Reed Conference Center will provide OSA's members many features and amenities that will make your stay pleasurable. Less than four miles from OKC's Bricktown and just off I-40, it is an easy drive and plenty of free parking.
Reserve your room and learn more about the Sheraton TODAY by using this convenient link : SHERATON
Deadline to reserve a room at the discount rate - January 24, 2014
Visit this site for updates and agenda of sessions to be offered. Mark your calendars now and plan on joining your soccer friends at the Workshop!
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Bean Soup with Sausage RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 8 ounces bulk lean turkey breakfast sausage
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 2 cans (16 ounces each) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 medium potato, peeled and cubed
- 4 cups water
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/2 teaspoon each garlic salt, seasoned salt and pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- In a large saucepan, cook sausage, onion and green pepper over medium heat 4-6 minutes or until vegetables are tender and sausage is no longer pink, breaking up sausage into crumbles; drain.
- Stir in beans, potato, water and seasonings; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, 10-15 minutes or until potato is tender. Stir in tomatoes and heat through. Remove bay leaf. Yield: 10 servings (2-1/2 quarts).
Reviews for Bean Soup with Sausage
"Delicious soup! I used 12 oz pork sausage (Simple Truth brand) instead of the turkey brown and serve sausage. The directions in the magazine were very different than the ones on this site. I used the web site instructions since they used only one pot and seemed to make more sense. Definitely a keeper."
"Needing more flavor, I added onion & garlic powder plus marjoram. I used beef broth instead of water & an immersion blender for the diced tomatoes as DH fussy about tomato pieces. He didn't complain, so it must taste okay. Being a vegetarian I can't eat it."
"This is an easy soup to put together. I was not thrilled with the turkey sausage and might try another brand or switch to pork sausage. I thought it was heavy on the kidney beans so I might switch a kidney bean for a navy bean. All in all, an easy soup without a lot of strange ingredients that make a trip to the store necessary."
"Good. I added mushrooms in, and used a pork sausage because that's what I had. I thought it was good; and my mother-in-law loved it."
"This is a basic soup that was easy to make. I think it needs more flavor. I'd add more vegetables (maybe carrots, spinach, green beans) and more seasonings/herbs."