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I've seen a lot of stuff that describes how it's done, but not a lot that tells WHY it's done. Is it just a way to keep the code readable, or is there a better reason?
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It's about Separation of Concerns. Basically, you want your software components to do one thing, and one thing only. If your components start doing more than one thing, code gets hard to read, things become more complicated than they need to be -- basically an app turns into a big plate of Spagetti Code.
The Models contain the business logic, represent the things in your application. The views present the data to the user. The controllers decide what to do with the various user actions. When you stick to that, the code is easy to read because things are as simple as possible.
MVC is a popular pattern, but it's not the only one out there. MVVM is also popular. As long as you separate your concerns, pick any design architecture that suits you.
The actual purpose of MVC is to separate your views from your controller and model. In other words, it is a design pattern is a structure for keeping display and data separate to allow each to change without affecting the other. By saying so, it is mostly used for GUI stuffs. Thus it essentially contains three things. The Model contains what is often called business logic, or all the data and information manipulated by your system. The View contains the objects that display the data, and the Controller manages the interaction with the user and mediates between the Model and the View.
In many modern GUI toolkits, view and controllers are somewhat inter-related and thus cannot be fully separated. For example, a button is a controller but it needs to be displayed in the screen.
Thats a big question I don't have time for that big of an answer, so I'll try to keep it short.
The primary reason is like you said for keeping the code readable and manageable. The separation of these main components model, view and controller help to create more reusable code that is easier to understand because each piece has a distinct purpose. The model representing the objects or data within the system and containing the code for the actions that can be performed on those objects. The view of course encapsulating the layout and design that allows you to view that data. And finally the controller that allows you to navigate from view to view, action to action.
If you have ever dealt with a large system of code that married the three of these together, you will have seen the typical copying of large chunks of redundant code that was not quite what was needed for the next task. These models are built in such a way that they are more generic making them more reusable than it was inline. That is you dont have SQL statements scattered throughout your scripts instead it is consolidated. The same is true of HTML being scattered in code, very undesirable and hard to edit and maintain.
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- 7-night Naples, Sorrento and Amalfi Coast tour from Rome
- Enjoy ample free time to explore southern Italy at your own pace
- Visit the National Archeological Museum in Naples (Museo Archeologico Nazionale)
- Take a tour of the ancient ruins at Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Hike up Mount Vesuvius and walk around the stunning Amalfi Coast with a guide
- Stay in guesthouses or hotels in Naples, Sorrento and Amalfi or Positano
- Take part of a gelato-making demonstration in Sorrento
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This is an authentic multi-day tour of Italy; the visits to Naples and Pompeii are great if you're looking for culture and history, and the coastal towns of Sorrento and Amalfi are perfect places to relax.
What You Can Expect
Enjoy centrally located 2-3-star accommodation in guesthouses or hotels in Rome, Naples, Sorrento and either Amalfi or Positano. With the exception of four breakfasts, meals are not included; however, your guide can recommend restaurants or cafes for you to visit at your own expense.
Check in to your hotel in the afternoon and enjoy free time to get acquainted with the Eternal City. Perhaps take a stroll to Ancient Rome to see the Colosseum and Roman Forum or visit a museum like the prestigious Borghese Gallery. In the early evening, meet your guide at your hotel for a welcome meeting, and then enjoy dinner. All entrance fees and activities are at your own expense.
Overnight: Hotel Stella or similar in Rome
Day 2: Rome – Naples – Pompeii – Naples (B)
Leave your hotel in the morning and travel with your guide to Rome Termini Station. Board your train and relax on the 3-hour journey south to Naples, the larger-than-life capital of Campania. Known for being the birthplace of pizza, Naples boasts pizzerias a plenty, so visit one of the best with your guide for a Neapolitan pizza lunch (own expense).
Then, visit the National Archeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Nazionale), one of the largest museums of its kind. Browse the extensive array of finds from the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and discover an Aladdin's Cave of Egyptian relics in the Borgia Collection. See mosaics and an intriguing collection of erotic statues that date back to the days of Ancient Rome.
In the late afternoon, board a train and travel inland to the archeological site at Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On a walking tour, learn about Mount Vesuvius' ancient eruption that buried the city for centuries, and puzzle over the fossils and ruins that are strewn around the site.
Return to Naples by train, check in to your hotel, and then spend your night at leisure.
Overnight: Hotel Amitrano or similar in Naples
Day 3: Naples (B)
The day is yours to spend doing whatever you like in Naples. Enjoy an excursion to the Sanctuary of St Mary of the Rosary in Pompeii – a pontifical shrine and Roman Catholic cathedral – or speak to your guide about two other activities at your own expense. Options include a visit to the ruins at Herculaneum or a tour of Cappella Sansevero – an incredible chapel tucked away in the backstreets of Naples. Admire the chapel's intricate marble statues, carved figurines and its dazzling centerpiece: an 18th-century Giuseppe Sanmartino painting called the Veiled Christ.
Overnight: Hotel Amitrano or similar in Naples
Day 4: Naples – Mount Vesuvius – Sorrento
Check out of your Naples hotel and travel by train to Sorrento, a lively town near the glimmering Amalfi Coast. On arrival, swap your mode of transport for an air-conditioned bus and travel inland to Mount Vesuvius. See solidified rivers of ancient lava as you travel to the volcano's foothills, and then hop off your bus to walk to the top. The walk is the best way to experience Vesuvius and, after 45 minutes of steady-paced walking, you'll hit the top. Gaze into the craters and walk along the ridge, soaking up volcanic views set against the Bay of Naples. After taking pictures, walk back down to your bus and travel back to Sorrento.
Check in to your hotel, enjoy some free time, and then enjoy a gelato-making demonstration in town in the evening.
Overnight: Hotel Linda or similar in Sorrento
Day 5: Sorrento
Enjoy a full day of free time to soak up the sunshine in Sorrento or discover the charms of the Amalfi Coast on your own. Perhaps visit the nearby island of Capri for a taste of Italian glamor, or take a boat ride along the Amalfi Coast, seeing picturesque villages like Positano and Amalfi stacked into the hills overlooking the sea. Activities are at your own expense.
Overnight: Hotel Linda or similar in Sorrento
Day 6: Sorrento – Amalfi Coast (B)
Leave Sorrento and travel along the coast to either Amalfi or Positano (depending on hotel availability). The two towns are located at the heart of the Amalfi Coast region, an area popular for its scenery with rocky cliffs that plunge dramatically into azure seas.
After checking in to your hotel, head out on a cliff-top walk along the rugged coastal trails that zigzag through the headlands. The foot trails are steep and rocky, but the views are a worthwhile reward! Gaze down at the coast over forests, ancient buildings and orange groves and soak up some of Italy's most magnificent vistas.
Head back to your hotel after your walk, and bid your guide a fond farewell. Spend your night at leisure.
Overnight: Hotel Fontana or similar in Amalfi or Positano
Day 7: Amalfi Coast (B)
Enjoy free time to do as little or as much as you please. Bask on the beach or shop for local delicacies, like Limoncello, to take home. The neighboring towns of Ravello – home to a spectacular 13th-century church – are well worth a visit, too.
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Day 8: Amalfi Coast
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Director of Federal Programs, Laura Cano has put together three options for the board.
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Option two would abolish the Dual Language program, which would allow the funds to go toward extra ESL teachers.
Option three would be to raise the Local Option Budget to help pay to keep the Dual Language Program and hire extra ESL teachers.
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The money from the sale of the donated burgers and dogs help the organizations who work the concession stand on Friday night in their fundraising efforts. A big thank you to Seaboard in supporting LHS athletics.
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PARK CITY -- "Five Minutes of Heaven" is based on a true story -- that never happened. That might explain why the film circles and circles its subject but never strikes dramatic pay dirt. This highly emotional, very talky movie, which feels more like a play, seems best suited to television in the U.K., part of Europe and South Africa, where people are coming to grips with the crimes of civil wars and genocidal atrocities.
The film, from German director Oliver Hirschbiegel ("Downfall"), focuses on two men devastated by events 33 years earlier. In 1975, as "the troubles" rage between Protestant and Catholic loyalists in Northern Ireland, Protestant schoolboy Alistair murders a Catholic man while his little brother Joe stands by helplessly. The killing is practically pointless; the youth simply needs to prove himself to his militant buddies.
Three decades later, several years after Alistair has been released from prison, a British TV show invites the men to confront each other before the cameras on a "Truth and Reconciliation"-type reality show. At this point, the story takes a powder.
Joe, who can imagine no outcome other than his attempting to murder Alistair, refuses the invitation. The two men have not met again to this day.
Screenwriter Guy Hibbert holds extensive interviews with each man, asking each what might have happened had they gone through with the confrontation. The men sign off on every action and word, including a bloody fistfight in which both are nearly killed. But, again, none of this ever happened.
Liam Neeson plays the older Alistair as a broken man. He has helped others in and out of prison to reconcile their misdeeds with victims, but he cannot heal himself. He has the memory of that wide-eyed boy in his head every day.
James Nesbitt's Joe is a nervous, chain-smoking, angry man who must live with not only a similar image but also his mother's accusations, to the day she died, that he did "nothing" to prevent his brother's murder.
We notice that Joe has achieved, against all odds, a stable life. He has a house, a wife and two lovely daughters. Joe lives in a sterile flat with no memorabilia from a past he only wishes he could forget.
Both men are haunted -- neither is at peace. This is the consequence of violence; this is what, Alistair says bitterly, no one tells you as you are urged to kill.
But the movie makes these points with ham fists. It is very good at stating the obvious but fails to bring new insight to this age-old morality tale.
Mark Davison plays young Alistair with nervous, mindless energy. The only other character of note is played by Romanian actress Anamaria Marinca ("4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days"), who as the TV show's production assistant opens Joe's eyes to a few truths to which his hatred has blinded him. Curiously, their scenes are the only time the movie sparks to life.
Production: Pathe Pictures, Ruby Films and BBC in association with Element Pictures and North Ireland Screen
Cast: Liam Neeson, James Nesbitt, Anamaria Marinca, Richard Dormer, Mark Davison, Kevin O'Neill
Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel
Screenwriter: Guy Hibbert
Producer: Eoin O'Callaghan
Executive producers: Paul Trijbits, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe, Patrick Spence, Stephen Wright
Director of photography: Ruairi O'Brien
Production designer: Mark Lowry
Music: David Holmes, Leo Abrahams
Costume designer: Maggie Donnelly
Editor: Hans Funck
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PULLMAN, Wash. - The Washington State University women's soccer team will holds its annual banquet, Saturday, March 27.
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"The New International Human Rights Law" (3/3/88) and
"The Inter-American Court of Human Rights" (3/4/88)
|Professor Amos Shapira, Dean of Tel Aviv Law School, Israel
"Normative Control of Reproductive Technologies in Israel" (9/__/88)
Professor David Price, Leicester Polytechnic,
Mr. Steven Kon, solicitor and author, London,
Dr. Fred Parkinson, University of London, United Kingdom
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"Implications of the European Community's Unification in 1992 on U.S. Lawyers and Law Schools" (9/6 and 7/90)
|The Honorable Stephen M. Schwebel, Judge of the International Court of Justice, The Hague, The Netherlands
"The Performance and Prospects of the
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"Human Rights in the World Court" (10/16/90)
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Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia
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|Prof. Eleanor Fox, New York University School of Law
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"Mixing River Water and Well Water: The Legal Harmonization of Hong Kong and China" (4/2/98)
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"Bringing Globalization Home: Lessons from Antitrust
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The Holy Spirit as Seal and Pledge
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The Children's Crusade
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TrueU: Is the Bible Reliable? DVD Set
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Work, Identity, and the Effect of Sin
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Sights and observations from PRIMAL Napa Valley
This past weekend we made our way up to Chase Cellars in St. Helena for PRIMAL Napa Valley.
As the name implies, PRIMAL was billed as a celebration of fire cooking, meat and the art of butchering and it did not disappoint.
In addition to the large crowd, fire cooking area (which turned out to be a good place to keep warm after sunset), more meat than you could ever imagine and the very interesting butchering demos that took place throughout the afternoon, we also made time to taste a few wines. Here are some very quick notes we jotted down on some of the standouts for us:
- Chase Cellars: we enjoyed a solid Zinfandel from fruit sourced from 100+ year-old vines located right on the property in St. Helena
- Terra Valentine: this young Cabernet paired quite well with the various meats and should be more robust in a couple years
- Gamble Family Vineyards: the Heritage Sites Napa Valley Red Wine, which is an interesting blend of Zinfandel, Syrah, Petite Sirah and Charbono, was light and lively
- Larkin: A very nice Cabernet Franc, which on this cool afternoon, made for an excellent pairing with many of the grilled meats. Loved the blueberry notes
Our resident photographer was on-hand snapping away, so we've strung together some of the best images and put them into this short video for you to enjoy:
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Billie Holiday (with Count Basie): They Can't Take That Away From Me
They Can't Take That Away From Me
Count Basie and His Orchestra (featuring Billie Holiday)
Billie Holiday: Rare Live Recordings 1934-1959 (ESP 4039)
Billie Holiday (vocals), Count Basie (piano), Buck Clayton (trumpet), Bobby Moore (trumpet), Eddie Durham (trombone), Earle Warren (clarinet), Lester Young (tenor sax), Herschel Evans (tenor sax), Jack Washington (baritone sax), Freddie Green (guitar), Walter Page (bass), Jo Jones (drums),
George Hunt (trombone), Dan Minor (trombone).
Composed by George & Ira Gershwin.
Recorded: Live at the Savoy Ballroom, New York, June 30, 1937
Rating: 96/100 (learn more)
Count Basie featured three singers with his band on this June 30, 1937 live broadcast from Harlem's famous Savoy Ballroom. But Billie Holiday, only 22 years old, steals the show with this heartfelt performance of Gershwin's "They Can't Take That Away From Me." During this period, Holiday would make many of her most famous recordings, often in the company of Lester Young, who is also part of this edition of the Basie band. In time, Holiday's singing would become laced with a deep-set melancholy, and the vocalist herself seemed to take some pride in her public image as a downtrodden and heartbroken woman. Yet here she sings with pride and independence, proclaiming through the lyrics of the standard all the things they can't take away from her. This is one of Holiday's finest moments, and certainly one of her most upbeat.
Reviewer: Ted Gioia
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Live from….Queen Mary 2: Sea Day Satisfaction
September 6, 2013 | By Carolyn Spencer Brown | 5 Comments
5 Responses to "Live from….Queen Mary 2: Sea Day Satisfaction"
CarolAnn Westbrook
September 9th, 2013 @ 8:46 am
I found the library excellent when I was aboard the ship….it was my favourite spot and the selection of reading material stellar.
Susan Young
September 9th, 2013 @ 9:30 am
Excellent update Carolyn. Great tips and insight.
Lee Riding
September 9th, 2013 @ 9:58 am
getting down to the Internet area on deck 2 for 9am is important…to make sure you get your Planetarium tickets for the afternoon showings.
September 9th, 2013 @ 10:31 am
With the largest library at sea I found no problem with finding many books of interest. It was a real pleasure to browse through the outstanding collection and a great time to appreciate reading a book rather and escaping from the electronic world. The QM2 is an experience of an almost lost era and books are part of that.
Carolyn Spencer Brown
September 9th, 2013 @ 4:38 pm
Thanks for the feedback on your library experience on QM2. I agree — it's a beautiful, beautiful room (love the bookstore as well). But the book selection is, IMHO, tired.
Also agree re planetarium! Get your tickets. But if you forget you can show up and if there's room they'll let you in….
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2015 Season (Senior): Saw action in all 19 games, including 14 starts … scored two goals, both coming on penalty kicks … scored the Dawgs only goal in a 2-1 loss at Seattle U. … also converted in a penalty kick in a 3-2 loss at home to UCLA … finished with 17 shots, including seven on goal … played 886 minutes on the season.
2014 Season (Junior): Started and played in 19 of the Huskies' 20 games this season…scored two goals and added two assists… recorded 1st assist of the season against Cal…scored first goal of season off a header in game against SDSU (10/19/14)… netted his second goal of the season against No. 6 UCLA, again a header from Schmidt… converted his PK in fourth round of PK's where they won 6-5 over Furman (11/23/14)… converted his PK in season ending loss to Michigan State.
2013 Season (Sophomore): Saw action in 14 games, including seven starts ... missed a month after minor knee surgery ... scored four goals on the season ... scored the clinching goal in a 2-0 win over Stanford (Nov. 8) ... had the game-winning goal in Washington's 1-0 win over Stanford to send the Dawgs to the first Elite 8 in program history.
2012 Season (Freshman): Made his Husky debut coming off the bench vs. Gonzaga ... took a team-high five shots ... scored his first collegiate goal, the game-winning goal in the 97th minute of the first overtime period on a corner kick from James Moberg ... earned the start vs. Cal Poly ... played 32 minutes vs. Wisconsin ... played 62 minutes vs. CSUB ... started at No. 4/1 UCONN and took two shots, one on goal ... played 79 minutes off the bench vs. Memphis at UAB taking two shots, one on goal ... played 35 minutes in the upset at No. 8 UCLA ... earned time off the bench in the 2-0 win vs. Stanford ... took one shot off the bench at Cal ... logged some minutes off the bench at Stanford ... saw time off the bench in the 2-0 win vs. SDSU ... played minutes off the bench vs. No. 7 UCLA ... took one shot off the bench at OSU ... had to sit out the NCAA First Round game due to his number of yellow cards ... earned minutes off the bench in the NCAA Second Round game at No. 8/12th-seeded Creighton.
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G-R Dollars for Scholars annual Running Makes Cents Independence Day 5k results
August 24, 2014 The Fourth of July kicked off in Reinbeck this year with a 5K Run, 2 Mile Walk and Kid's Fun Run fundraiser. An event coordinated by the Gladbrook-Reinbeck chapter of Dollars for Scholars. more »»
St. John's welcomes new pastor
August 24, 2014 On July 6, 2014, St. John's Lutheran Church of Reinbeck celebrated the Ordination of Rev. Troy A. Peperkorn into the Holy Ministry of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. more »»
Grundy area women's connection Aug. 19
August 17, 2014 The Grundy Area Women's Connection will hold a Luncheon on Tuesday, August 19 at 12:30 PM at the Dike Community Building. All area women are invited to atten. more »»
3rd annual Reinbeck Art Festival Sept. 27 features 32 artists
August 10, 2014 In it's third year, the Reinbeck Art Festival has proven to be a fun, down-home event, with local and regional artists showcasing their expertise in a variety of mediums. more »»
Rising Sun Karate promotions for July
August 10, 2014 The following student was promoted to white belt w/yellow stripe: Hunter McBride. The following students were promoted to yellow belt: Frank Nez and Brooke Paulson. more »»
Local citizen receives Governor's Volunteer Award
August 3, 2014 Allen Stickfort of Reinbeck, Iowa, received a 2014 Governor's Volunteer Award from Governor Terry E. Brandstad and Lt. more »»
Little Mr. & Miss Reinbeck 2014
August 3, 2014 Little Miss Reinbeck Jaden Hansen. Little Mr. Reinbeck Jase Theesfeld. more »»
Big Wheel winners
August 3, 2014 4th of July Big Wheel winners... more »»
Big Wheel races
August 3, 2014 The 3rd Annual 4th of July Big Wheel Races were held in Elmwood Park at 4 p.m. About 30 kids participated in the event. more »»
Class of 1946 reunion
July 27, 2014 The Reinbeck High School Class of 1946 held their 68th class reunion on July 12, at the Morris Inn in Morrison for a noon lunch. There were eight members and two spouses. more »»
Win a meal at the fair
July 27, 2014 GRUNDY COUNTY-Update on Win a Meal at the Fair! Only three days to sign up with the drawing on Friday, see details below. more »»
July 4 Egg Toss winners
July 20, 2014 Winners of the Egg Toss on July 4th are: Champions: Bob & Nick Smoldt. Runners-up: Joe Smoldt & Cam Kickbush. 17 teams participated this year, with the funds going to our July 4th celebration. more »»
July 4th parade winners
July 20, 2014 Citizens for Reinbeck announce the following winners from the 4th of July Parade judging. The judges were Bob Conrad, Bob Bown, Bob Harris, Don Billerbeck, Taylor Weida and Wyatt Swanson. more »»
Library News
July 20, 2014 Our summer reading program is winding up. We had a lot of participants this year, and very good programs. more »»
Former Reinbeck resident to teach at local church
July 20, 2014 Pastor Dave Folkerts, son of Gale and Delores Folkerts of Reinbeck, will be teaching at New Life Assembly of God Church on Sunday, July 20th, at the 10:00 a.m. service. more »»
Officials confirm tornados hit Iowa
July 13, 2014 On the afternoon and evening of July 6, a line of thunderstorms produced multiple tornadoes across central Iow. more »»
Rising Sun Karate promotions for June
July 13, 2014 The following students were promoted to white belt w/yellow stripe: Presley Mulford, Avery Vierkandt and Gabriel Lyman. The following student was promoted to yellow belt: Hannah McNertney. more »»
Class of '54 reunion
July 13, 2014 Class of '54 60th Class Reunion Held at Oak Leaf Country Club July 3, 2014. more »»
Reinbeck celebrates the 4th of July
July 13, 2014 Reinbeck celebrates the 4th of July... more »»
Healthy options expand local menu choices
July 6, 2014 A desire to meet changing customer needs prompted two local restaurant owners to agree to a dietitian's assessment of their menus, which now include a variety of healthy choices for diners. more »»
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So National Ravioli Day has come and gone (March 20), but who needs a special day to enjoy ravioli, especially if it's filled with succulent lobster! Enjoy this recipe from chef Vic Perdue of Venice Italian Steakhouse in Dyer, Ind.
"I remember standing in the kitchen next to my grandmother making cavatelli and ravioli as a kid. She was an amazing cook. My opinion? National Ravioli Day is an underrated holiday. Life is a combination of making great memories and unforgettable pasta dishes," Perdue says.
Chef Vic Perdue's Lobster Ravioli Recipe
Ravioli Dough:
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 large eggs
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 large egg, lightly beaten
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- Roll out dough into a thin sheet.
- Egg wash the pasta sheet with lightly beaten egg before forming.
Lobster Filling:
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4 ounces ricotta cheese
1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
4 teaspoons lemon juice
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Project Twenty1's programs have steadily expanded in participation and support. The 21-Day Filmmaking Competition has grown from 21 Teams of 170 participants (2006) to 62 teams of 903 participants (2011), making it by far the largest filmmaking competition in Philadelphia. Project Twenty1's curated exhibition, The Philadelphia Film and Animation Festival, started as a one-venue showcase of seven films with 250 attendees. In 2011, the four-day, multiple venue festival was named one of the top 5 film festivals in Philadelphia by Where.com, screening 135 films to over 3,000 attendees. Anthony Griffin, a filmmaker and the festival organizer of Thriller! Chiller! in Grand Rapids, MI stated, "If you're a film maker then you owe yourself the opportunity Project Twenty1 offers to raise your profile – and your game – to an international level by being a part of their programs."
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The pilot at Fish and Game (at the weir we visited) recommended this anchorage. Good suggestion! There is no swell (and there was plenty enroute) and we are anchored next to the most beautiful waterfall. Dahl Porpoises greeted us at the inlet entrance. They are very fast critters. We are hoping to see [...]
Chignik is a surprise. It is drop dead georgous. No one told us. It is a place not to be missed.
Last night we had the second fillet of the Sockeye Salmon which we shared with our new neighbors Ginger and Peter from SV Irene. They are home ported in Seattle also. We are both at the transient dock in Sand Point in the Schumigen Islands. And we are both waiting to go north. It turns out that even [...]
It was an all night trip with a tail wind much of the way. Not enough to make good speed, just enough to build up a swell and make the boat roll and wag its tail. But not so bad as it could be. So, who's complaining? Not me,...now that I'm here.
Like all high altitude journeys, this appears to carry risk. I'm posting a picture here of my neighbor's boat at the dock. It's a 63 foot Oyster. Apparently it was "tucked under" the dock last winter by winds well over 100 mph. Damage was repaired, but I think the owner now has a fender fettish.
WWe did it. We arrived and are securely tied to the dock. Looking at the 30 fenders on one of the other two sailboats I'm wondering, "What goes on here?" Its a beautiful dock, plenty of room. Finding it is easy. This is the only dock for small boats. Ask the harbormaster on channel 16 when you arrive [...]
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Marwood, Gillies and Baxter re-sign
Gateshead trio Craig Baxter, Josh Gillies and James Marwood have all put pen to paper today on new deals.
Full back Baxter and wide man Marwood have both signed one-year contracts and Gillies an initial short-term deal.
Baxter has spent the last five seasons at Gateshead while 20-year-old's Gillies and Marwood showed potential in their first season at the International Stadium.
"Craig Baxter has been a regular until this season when he lost his place and then reclaimed it for the final six weeks of the season," said manager Ian Bogie.
"During that time he was arguably our best performer. He was rewarded for his patience and has deserved a contract extension.
"Gillies showed glimpses of what he can do in the latter part of the season and we are looking for him to kick on next season.
"Marwood has blistering pace and the potential to be a very good player. He has to work on certain aspects of his game and look to get a place in the starting line up rather than be used as an impact player."
Former Newcastle United trainee Marwood meanwhile faces a fight to be fit for the start of the season after he broke his ankle in the penultimate home game against Wrexham.
The signings take the number in the 2011/12 squad up to 12, and that will rise to 14 if striker Gary Mulligan and goalkeeper Paul Farman sign initial short-term contracts with a view to earning longer term deals.
If so that would leave Bogie looking to bring in seven new players during the close season, if not then eight or nine new faces will be brought in.
Included in the 2011/12 squad list is midfield man Ashley Winn who has been transfer-listed and as such may not be at the club next season.
A number of potential new recruits have been spoken to this week and Bogie, who took in Newcastle reserves 4-0 win over Blyth Spartans at St.James' Park last night with assistant
Terry Mitchell, is hopeful of a breakthrough in the near future.
"We have identified targets and held discussions with several players," said Bogie "it is still very early in the close season and other players will come on the radar but it would be nice to get a couple through the door early.
"If not then there is no panic as there is no shortage of players looking for new clubs. If we can bring in seven or eight quality additions then we will be in a good position to have a real go at the play-offs next season."
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The Jersey Shore Running Club will host the 10th annual Lake Como 5K Run. on April 12, 2014 in Lake Como, N.J. It is a flat and fast USATF certified course which goes to the ocean front and around the Lake Como on the Spring Lake side and back to a great finish at Bar Anticipation in the borough..
Saturday, April 12, 5k, 10 a.m. Lake Como 5k, Lake Como, N.J. Paper App
This year, as in the past, the run is being held in memory of Gránia Maggio who was former member of the Jersey Shore Running Club, and a former Lake Como resident.
According to her sister Liz Maggio who is also the event organizer, "Gránia was an energetic runner who was fatally hit by a car at a Dave Matthews concert in Saratoga N.Y. in 2005. "
According to Liz, it was during her college career that Gránia became interested in running. After college she completed an internship at Trinity College in Dublin Ireland. She returned to compete in the Dublin Marathon two times. She was planning to run in the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington D.C. prior to her tragic death.
A portion of the race proceeds will go to the Gránia Maggio Study Abroad Endowment at University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. This study abroad program encourages students to travel and study in a variety of places including Italy, England, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica.
Article on last year's race with with Results – Photos from last year
Coming in first for the men was Jeff Propert of Wall in a time of 16:54. Jeff has won this race several times. He was followed by Matthew Riley of Point Pleasant in 17:39 and then Jake Pew of Long Branch in 18:00.
For the women it was Mary Vidal of Atlantic Highlands in 21:04 breaking the tape. She was followed by Nicole Montegary of Hoboken in 21:33 and then Ashley Forsyth of Spring Lake Heights in 21:51.
The run will start at 10:00 a.m. at Bar Anticipation in Lake Como. Pre-registration entry fee is $20.00 by April 20, $25.00 afterward, and on Race Day. Race Day registration and check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. at Bar Anticipation. Early t-shirt pickup will be at Bar Anticipation on Friday night, April 26 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Registration includes a post-race party consisting of free barbecue, soda and drink specials at Bar Anticipation. Awards will be given to the Top Five Overall Male/Female finishers.
The run is also walker friendly.
More information and to register is available here.
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Obama will participate in a St. Patricks Day 2010 meeting with the Prime Minister of Ireland's Brian Cowen. This event is guaranteed to be a mixture of cheer and politics.
Cowen will mix business with pleasure as he plans to bring the issues of massive budget cuts he has implemented to help cut down debt in his country.
His progress has been excellent compared to Greece and its current economic condition.
Who else will be at this fun St. Patty's affair in the Oval Office?
Norther Ireland's leader, First Minister Peter Robinson, and Deputy First Minister Martin Mcguinness.
Obama says he has a lil bit of Irish in his blood and he even joked with Cowen and said, "We may be cousins, we haven't sorted that out yet." (Huffington Post)
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On LewRockwell.com, Brian Stanley wrote an interesting article on Texas v White and the court system's view of the Constitutionality of secession.
Here's an excerpt:
In the 1868 case of Texas v. White, 74 U.S. (7 Wall.) 700, a case dealing with the title to some U.S. bonds, the Supreme Court ruled that Texas', and hence the South's, attempted secession in 1861 was unconstitutional. But the opinion also contained some wording that might give secessionists a way around White.
So what is the potentially helpful language the Court used? After noting that it was "needless to discuss at length whether the right of a State to withdraw from the Union for any cause, regarded by herself as sufficient, is consistent with the Constitution of the United States[,]" the Court then determined that the Union was intended to be perpetual and then stated that after Texas entered into "an indissoluble relation" with the Union: "There was no place for reconsideration, or revocation, except through revolution or through the consent of the States." (Emphasis added.)
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The 30 summer graduates will join the 104 Tide student-athletes who graduated following with the fall and spring semesters, pushing the athletics department's graduation tally at 134 for the 2012-13 academic year
The softball team's 15 honorees led the way for the Tide, followed by the 12 members of the rowing team and the 12 members of the women's track and field team. The Alabama baseball team placed 11 members on the honor roll; women's golf, men's tennis and men's track and field each landed six student-athletes on the honor roll, followed by the four members of the women's tennis team
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Player of the Day: Dickson Etuhu
Nigerian international midfielder in the spotlight.Nigerian international midfielder Dickson Etuhu spent the 2007-08 season at Sunderland, making 21 appearances.
The powerful midfielder scored his only goal for the Black Cats in a 2-0 home success over Wigan Athletic as Roy Keane's side went on to finish 15th in the top-flight.
Etuhu began his career with Manchester City, making 12 league appearances for the Citizens before joining Preston North End in 2002.
In five years at Deepdale, the Nigerian helped the Lilywhites to the Championship playoff final and, though they lost to West Ham United, he would get his bow in the top-flight with Norwich City a season later.
In total, Dickson made 149 appearances for North End before moving to Carrow Road, initially on loan, in 2006.
The Nigerian was once again ever-present as he racked up 70 appearances in just over two years in Norfolk.
Keane brought the Kano-born midfielder to Wearside ahead of the 2007-08 campaign for a fee of £1.5million.
He featured regularly alongside Dean Whitehead and Liam Miller over the course of the campaign with the former providing the assist for Etuhu's only Sunderland goal.
In August 2008, he moved to Fulham where he would make 126 appearances as the Craven Cottage outfit were UEFA Europa League runners-up in 2009.
Blackburn Rovers came in for the Nigerian international ahead of the 2012-13 season and he moved to Lancashire in August 2012.
Since his move to Ewood Park, Etuhu has made 22 appearances and he scored his only goal for the club in a 1-1 draw at Charlton Athletic.
Capped 17 times by Nigeria, Etuhu featured at 2010 World Cup whilst his brother, Kelvin, currently plies his trade for Barnsley in the Championship.


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By Geertjan-Oracle on Apr 01, 2010
Geertjan Discovers Raytheon Applying NetBeans in Mission Critical U.S. Department of Defense Software
Geertjan Wielenga pointed out the Raytheon Virtual Control enterprise management and control system, "yet another NetBeans Platform application in the defense sector." I'm sure I must have sent out an application for employment to Raytheon multiple times during my career as a software engineer, since they have offices in my region and the work is in the sector where I've done most of my development.
So, I find the fact that Raytheon would choose NetBeans as the platform for developing an application whose "robust capabilities are being applied across the LVC domains to support some of the most critical development programs in the Department of Defense (DoD)" to be yet another indicator of the stability and reliability that NetBeans provides.
The Raytheon Virtual Control product supports these critical U.S. DoD programs:
- Distributed simulation federations
- Live instrumented training ranges
- Command and Control system-of-systems networks
- Sensor networks
I've worked on some of that stuff myself. And I can verify that, when you need to develop a software product that will meet those types of need, you don't just go with today's hot fad technology. Robustness and reliability are critical for your foundation (and everything you layer on top of it). Facing these needs, Raytheon chose NetBeans.
Some people were concerned about the future of NetBeans after Oracle acquired Sun. But, when you look at the range of applications that are founded on NetBeans, it's clear that NetBeans has already achieved a level of critical mass where it's most definitely not going away. Even if Oracle chose to "drop" NetBeans (which is not in Oracle's plans), someone else would provide the necessary support to keep NetBeans growing in ways that fulfill its user community's needs. There are just too many important applications out there that rely on the stability and robustness that NetBeans provides, as a foundation layer for mission critical applications.
Thanks for finding all these apps for us, Geertjan!
Thanks for the support Kevin!