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Sometimes an idea finally is done right. "Cooking Made Easy" is a term we all like, but rarely see when it involves quality, fresh food and at home delivery. When it comes down to feeding your body and soul, nothing is better than preparing your food from scratch, with quality ingredients, at an affordable price point and served under 30 minutes.
If you have never experienced this phenomenon then try it out with HelloFresh (www.hellofresh.com) and see what I mean. There is finally a company based out of the east coast that has figured the whole idea out. It's true, so stop rolling your eyes.
I am not a gourmet cook, but I do like to cook. I could not believe how fast easy and gourmet-like the results were. Recipes sent to me for review were Indian Spiced Chicken (see recipe below), Chiles Rellenos and Shrimp Lo Mein. Not a stinker in the bunch. I appreciated many of the ingredients were marked "organic." I invited several friends over to share the experience. Everyone loved every morsel. They didn't think a fresh quality experience could be had with home delivery, but they were singing their apologies …and praises…at nights end. I really looked – and the food really tasted – like I knew what I was doing. I was so inspired by my success that I wanted to purchase a chefs coat while visiting the Culinary Institute of America while in Napa last week. Just sayin.
Check it out, try it out. See how your family feels as you work together in the kitchen to create a level of harmony and good health eaten slowly with others. So no more excuses about time and schedules and all the rest of it. HelloFresh delivers 3 delicious recipes and the exact ingredients (for 2-4) to your door every week. Meals are easy to follow (taking under 30min) with their step by step recipe cards.
In a few weeks check back when Chef Ivan Flowers (Executive Chef for Top of the Market, San Diego, CA) and a group of food writers square off in the kitchen to see what happens when a professional chef and skilled food writers separately handle the same ingredients from this company. I am going to sit back and watch, but I think this could get interesting.
10 Reasons Why YOU should try this Service
- Specially designed, recyclable packaging that keeps food fresh from their kitchen to yours.
- Two choices: Veggie Box & Classic Box. 3 Classic Meal Box for Two - $69 3 Classic Meal Box for Four - $129 3 Vegetarian Meal Box for Two - $59 3 Vegetarian Meal Box for Four - $109
- Each week chefs create new recipes, and you choose which meals you'd like on your menu for that week.
- Shipping is free! Boxes are packed to keep your ingredients nice and cool, so you can be rest-assured that you're getting the freshest, tastiest ingredients possible. Mine came cross country and were perfect!
- Step-by-step, illustrated recipe cards are easy to follow. Chefs test each recipe to make sure that they're foolproof, so all you have to do is prepare your delicious meal and you've got a home-cooked meal on the table in 30 minutes or less.
- Your groceries stay fresh for the duration of the week. The recipes are created using ingredients that stay fresh long enough for you to enjoy them in the week you have received them.
- HelloFresh works closely on recipe development with the Michelin star restaurant, Aquavit, and has a team of in-house chefs who graduated from the Institute of Culinary Education and worked at restaurants including Momofuku and Eleven Madison Park, to name just a few.
- Roughly speaking the meals contain anywhere from 400-700 calories each.
- All you need to have available at home is salt, pepper, a good cooking oil, and butter. They give you the rest!
- A flexible subscription service where you can change or amend your order if you want to take a break.
Indian Spiced Chicken
Compliments of HelloFresh.com
Calories: 608
2 chicken breasts
5 oz Israeli couscous
2 cloves garlic
1 red onion
1 tsp garam marsala
1 oz sliced almonds
10 oz spinach
1 Tbsp + 1 tsp olive oil
Mince the garlic and finely slice the red onion. Butterfly the chicken breasts. In other words, with your hand on top of the breast, slice it carefully in half almost all the way through. Then open it up like a book. Repeat with the other breast.
In a pot, toast the couscous with the garlic and 1 teaspoon oil over medium heat. Once fragrant, about 1 minute, add 1 ½ cups water. Bring to a boil. Season with a pinch of salt. Reduce to a simmer and cook for about 8 minutes, until softened and the liquid has been absorbed. Add the spinach to the pot, cover and cook for about 1 minute, until wilted.
Meanwhile, season each chicken breast with salt, pepper, and garam masala. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a pan over medium heat. Once hot, sear the chicken for about 3 minutes on each side, until cooked through and juices run clear. Set aside to rest. In the same pan, add the onions and cook for 3-5 minutes, until softened. Season with salt and pepper.
Finish: Serve the couscous and spinach with the red onions on top. Thinly slice the chicken and serve over the couscous.
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Yup, just as simple and delish as I promised! AND, I did not have to buy extra ingredients. Everything I needed came in recipe sized portions.


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Zack Tarle, a seventh grader at Spring Garden Waldorf School, won The University of Akron annual Rubber Band Contest for Young Inventors. Tarle received $2,500 for first place in the Arts and Leisure Division for his board game Spyder – a marble game for all ages. He says, "The game combines rubber bands, marbles and a playing board in the shape of a square. Outlining the board is a wall of rubber bands. It has four holes in the corners and one in the center. Around each hole are two motes and around the game board are tons of small holes arranged geometrically where you can stick pegs." This was the fifth year of the annual contest, which The Akron Global Polymer Academy says "is designed to encourage students in grades 5-8 to demonstrate their creativity and ingenuity by creating an invention that incorporates the use of rubber bands." Once again, SGWS graduate, Isabella Sparhawk, makes the news. She has not only been granted a patent for her science project work this year; her project has also advanced to be judged at Intel ISEF, the world's largest international pre-college science competition. The Intel fair is this week, May 12 to 17, and offers cash awards ranging from $1,000 to $100,000. Good luck Isabella! Congratulations also go out to SGWS alumni, Timothy Fries, who has received the Second Year Distinguished Scholar award from Muskingum University, where he ranks in the top 5 percent in academics for his graduating class. Fries was also inducted into the Omicron Delta Kappa, the National Leadership Honor Society this year. William de Cardenas, SGWS graduate and high school senior at Theodore Roosevelt High School, in Kent Ohio, has won best in state in the Verizon App Challenge for creating an app to test for stream pollution. Ariel McCleary will be performing in the Stow-Munroe Falls High School musical "Hello, Dolly!" where she will play the second female lead Irene Molloy. Also Ariel and her Recipe of Life band mate Shelby Denton also won the 2012 Stow-Munroe Falls High School talent show with their original song, "The Journey." Isabella Sparhawk won 1st Place Grand Champion in the Northeast Ohio Science and Engineering Fair. The Mock Trial team SGWS grad, Matt Rossi, a senior at Hoban, advanced to the state competition in Columbus this year where Matt won the award of "Outstanding Advocate." Congratulations to all our successful alumni!

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|Center for Economic Progress - Tax Clinic
Illinois Legal Aid Online
|Monday, November 7, 2011
|Chicago Bar Association
321 S Plymouth Ct.
Chicago, IL 60604
|Andy Roberson is counsel in the Tax Department located in Latham & Watkins' Chicago office specializing in tax controversy and litigation matters. Mr. Roberson represents clients before the Internal Revenue Service Examination Division and Appeals Office and before the Illinois Department of Revenue, and has been involved in the litigation of more than 30 matters at all levels of the Federal court system, including the United States Tax Court, various US Courts of Appeal, and the Supreme Court. Mr. Roberson began his career as an attorney-advisor for Judges Robert P. Ruwe and Joseph R. Goeke of the Tax Court, where he was responsible for researching a variety of federal tax, procedural, and evidentiary issues and drafting opinions and orders. In addition to his Tax Court activities and bar licenses, Mr. Roberson is member of the American Bar Association (Section of Taxation) and the Illinois State Bar Association (Federal Taxation). Before joining Latham & Watkins, he was an associate in the tax controversy practice group of another leading law firm. Mr. Roberson is active in the pro bono community, working with the Tax Clinic to assist low-income individuals in tax disputes and collection matters with the Internal Revenue Service and the Illinois Department of Revenue. He regularly represents clients in Federal and state examinations and administrative appeals and hearings, as well as in Tax Court proceedings. Mr. Roberson received LL.M degree from New York University School of Law and J.D. degree from Pepperdine University School of Law.
This presentation provided a general background of the IRS audit process from the commencement of the examination through litigation. It focused on representing low-income individuals before the Internal Revenue Service and in the United States Tax Court.
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John Inverdale's comment that Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli was "never going to be a looker" sparks outrage on Twitter.
10:51, UK, Monday 08 July 2013
The BBC has been forced to apologise after presenter John Inverdale suggested the women's Wimbledon champion was "never going to be a looker".
The BBC presenter made the disparaging remark on Radio 5 live shortly after French player Marion Bartoli defeated Germany's Sabine Lisicki on Centre Court.
Bartoli, 28, fell to her knees after she won the title and then made a beeline for the player's box where she hugged her father and former coach Walter.
Inverdale reportedly told listeners: "Do you think Bartoli's dad told her when she was little 'you're never going to be a looker, you'll never be a Sharapova, so you have to be scrappy and fight'?"
The comments sparked outrage among social media users, with some calling for Inverdale to be stripped of his job.
Richard Kent said on Twitter: "John Inverdale needs to go. @bbc5live Are you going to allow him to carry on? Comments re Bartoli are appalling."
Another Twitter user said: "Ooops John Inverdale maybe falling on his sword me thinks, sexist dinosaur!"
The BBC later apologised for the comments.
"We accept that this remark was insensitive and for that we apologise," a spokesman said.
Inverdale was presenting from the women's final at Wimbledon on Saturday.
Earlier, he told his listeners that he poked fun at the player's looks "in a nice way".
He added: "She is an incredible role model for people who aren't born with all the attributes of natural athletes."
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incouraged young students to become leaders like her husband.
the one on the left is him in his older age
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this statue on the left is a statue in front of a mississippi college comemerating medgar wiley evers.
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Nominations: Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actress, Original Screenplay, Cinematography
Nebraska isn't about a band of sexy grifters trying to outplay the Mob and FBI, and it isn't about unlikely heroes banding together to survive attacking pirates, and it isn't about a morally inept cocaine-huffing billionaire – no, nothing as glamorous as all that. Director Alexander Payne's latest wandering-spirit narrative is about a wispy-haired codger named Wood Grant, played by the truly original Bruce Dern in perhaps his best role ever, who is looking so hard for something to give his life meaning that he buys into a magazine-selling gimmick that tells him he might be a millionaire, much to the chagrin of his piss-and-vinegar wife Kate, played by diamond-in-the-rough June Squibb, and weary-eyed son David, played by the pleasantly surprisingly adept dramatic actor Will Forte. So David decides to give into his father's fantasy, whether driven by desperate denial or dementia, and relents to drive him to Nebraska to see if Woody has won a million dollars.
The film, shot in dreamy black-and-white, dances on the razor's edge between mockery and sympathy amazingly well; blurring such lines between open pity and mild observance has always been one of Payne's greatest directing fortes. Woody's story is so utterly unexciting though that its easily to confuse what sentiment one is supposed to feel. Despite this and films general melancholy, the film broils with a quiet heart. David is stuck in middle age, struggling and frustrated with his mediocrity, just as his father had once – its their roadtrip together where David begins to identify with the father that always kept him at arms length. In a sense Payne acts as a non-conformist by being a conformist: Nebraska doesn't fall in with the twenty-first century, beautiful-tragedy-of-human-life Absurdist trope that so many filmmakers nowadays use as a default narrative of honesty, it blooms with a warm and fully satisfying third act that reaffirms the father-son bond at the soul of the movie that makes the painfulness of trudging through lies, deception, and alcoholism all the more meaningful.
Lots of people don't like to make movies about people like Woody and the flat land middle America they inhabit, and for good reason. Payne's being a born and bred Omaha man gives him a distinct edge of knowing what these average rubes with their practical clothes and their houses decorated with home-spun kitsch, and he uses this knowledge to avoid the obvious pitfalls of this story with the help of screenwriter Bob Nelson. He lets the quirk of the environment breath as it wills like it is a living thing, letting it be bland as it wants as well as ridiculous or frustrating or weird or sweet or hilarious. There's no forcing of mawkish interludes or uncomfortable and forced doofus humor to fill those open spaces (though there are some oafish cousins who's gullibility feels like the witty alternative to the idiot archetype) – Nebraska is what it is. And in the very center there's Dern, the only actor to ever kill John Wayne in a movie, in his lauded performance as boozy, old Woody, full of happenstance acting genius. AMPAS prefers to fill its acting fields with young blood, the younger the better, so there was only one actual space for an elder statesman (At seventy-seven, Dern is thirty-three years older than the next youngest actor, Matthew McConaughey, who is forty-four); Dern is so plainly brilliant that one could be certain that he is reason that Robert Redford wasn't upset over his Best Actor snub – he carries that torch deservedly for the both of them.


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The new Guv made some very practical and very good choices in picking his transition team.
Perhaps the most interesting is Sen. George LeMieux, the brain behind Charlie Crist. LeMieux will be turning his Senate seat over to Marco Rubio, and has begun plotting feverishly to become the Republican to take on Bill Nelson in 2012. LeMieux has distanced himself from Crist since Crist went indy, and has cuddled up to the Party. He was at a barbecue with Scott recently. It's also interesting in that LeMieux probably will be challenged in a Republican primary by Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos. Don't think Haridopolos hasn't noticed this. Politics aside, LeMieux was very effective as Charlie Crist's chief of staff when Charlie became governor. Interestingly, it was when LeMieux left for Washington that the wheels really fell off Charlie's bus.
It is good to see Toni Jennings on the transition team. She was a former Senate president, and certainly understands the legislative process. She is smart, practical and knows how Tallahassee works. It would be nice to see Scott make her a permanent part of his team. I think Toni would be excellent as Chairwoman of the Board of Education.
It's good to see Paula Dockery on the team, although that must make supporters of commuter rail nervous. I hope Scott taps into her practical approaches to growth management and water management.
Kathleen Shanahan and Sally Bradshaw are two former Jeb staffers. I think Scott obviously has the idea of hitting the ground running like Jeb did. Jeb's first year may have been the most substantial in recent state history.
All in all, the choice speak well of Scott's judgement.
Scott's transition advisory team includes former Lt. Gov. Toni Jennings, U.S. Sen. and former Charlie Crist chief-of-staff George LeMieux, former Miami mayor Maurice Ferre, former Jeb Bush aides Kathleen Shanahan and Sally Bradshaw, state Sen. Paula Dockery, state Rep. Mike Weinstein, former state Rep. Bill Galvano and Sweetwater Mayor Manny Marono


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The official source of information on Managed Providers, DataSet & Entity Framework from Microsoft
During this post I'll show a few patterns on how to improve the query performance.
A major design element for performance is the query cache. Once a query is executed, parts of the query are maintained in a global cache. Because of query and metadata caching, the second run always completes faster than the first run. For example, consider a query using Entity SQL query (don't worry, we'll discuss LINQ in just a second) with the following code.
using (PerformanceArticleContext ne = new PerformanceArticleContext())
ObjectQuery<Orders> orders
= ne.CreateQuery<Orders>("Select value o from Orders as o");
foreach (Orders o in orders)
int i = o.OrderID;
On the first run, the query completes in 179 milliseconds. The next time, the query completes in 15 milliseconds. The difference between the two is the cost of building the command tree that gets passed down to the provider for execution. All subsequent queries complete in or around the same time of 15 milliseconds.
LINQ queries utilize some of the same logic as Entity SQL queries, except that not all parts of the query are cached and some parts are rebuilt each time the query is executed. Take a look at the query below.
var orders = from order in ne.Orders
select order;
Executing this query takes 202 milliseconds on the first execution and only 18 milliseconds on subsequent executions, which is still slower than using Entity SQL. Now, let's take a look at using compiled LINQ queries to improve performance further. The advantage of compiling a LINQ query is that the expression tree is built when the query is compiled and doesn't need to be rebuilt on subsequent executions.
Here's the code for a compiled LINQ query that uses a PerformanceArticleContext delegate.
public static Func<PerformanceArticleContext, IQueryable<Orders>>
compiledQuery = CompiledQuery.Compile(
(PerformanceArticleContext ne) =>
(from o in ne.Orders
select o)
foreach (Orders o in compiledQuery(ne))
The times for this compiled LINQ query are 305 milliseconds on the first execution and 15 milliseconds on subsequent executions.
Here's the standard LINQ.
ne.Orders.MergeOption = MergeOption.NoTracking;
where order.ShipCity == "London"
select order;
Now here is the compiled LINQ query.
(from o in ne.Orders
where o.ShipCity == "London"
select o)
In this query the result set is only 33 items. For the non-compiled query, the execution time is 207 milliseconds on the first execution and 17 milliseconds on subsequent executions. By comparison, the result for the compiled query is 268 milliseconds on the first execution and only 3 milliseconds on subsequent executions.
In the previous examples, all the queries result in the creation of an object that gets added to the ObjectStateManager so that we can track updates. When it is not important to track updates or deletes to objects, then executing queries using the NoTracking merge option may be a better option. For example, NoTracking may be a good option in an ASP.NET web application that queries for a specific category name but doesn't make updates to the returned data. In a case like this, there is a performance benefit to using NoTracking queries. Let's demonstrate this by taking the same queries that we used previously and making them all into NoTracking queries. The following table demonstrates the cost of tracking objects in the query examples:
Tracking v. NoTracking on full query without parameters
Query Type
First Run (milliseconds)
Second Run (milliseconds)
Entity SQL
Compiled LINQ
Based on these numbers, the NoTracking option provides a big reduction in the amount of time, where most of this gain comes when we stop tracking changes and managing relationships. For a NoTracking query, the compiled LINQ query outperforms the standard LINQ query both in first execution and in subsequent executions. Note that the second execution of the compiled LINQ query is equivalent to the second execution of the Entity SQL query.
Below are the single parameter filtered queries for both tracking and no tracking.
First Run
Second Run
When optimizing query performance in the Entity Framework, you should consider what works best for your particular programming scenario. Here are a few key takeaways:
· Initial creation of the ObjectContext includes the cost of loading and validating the metadata.
· Initial execution of any query includes the costs of building up a query cache to enable faster execution of subsequent queries.
· Compiled LINQ queries are faster than Non-compiled LINQ queries.
· Queries executed with a NoTracking merge option work well for streaming large data objects or when changes and relationships do not need to be tracked.
Brian Dawson,
Program Manager, ADO.NET


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Applied Nanotech previously signed a license agreement for its solar ink and paste technology for silicon-based solar cells with YHCC, who has the exclusive worldwide rights to the technology, in July, 2011. YHCC completed construction of its high volume production plant in late 2012 at its high-tech industrial park in Sichuan Province, China. This plant is operated by Sichuan Yinhe Starsource Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of YHCC. The plant is dedicated to high volume manufacturing of metallic (aluminum and silver) inks and pastes for the photovoltaic solar industry under exclusive license from APNT. The plant was designed for a capacity of over 1,000 tons of inks and pastes per year. YHCC has already begun its marketing and sales efforts for Aluminum and Silver pastes for solar cells.
In early January, 2013, APNT announced that Solexel achieved its world record of 20.62% efficiency from a 156 mm x 156 mm full-square solar cell using its low cost ultra thin epitaxial silicon film and porous silicon lift-off technology. This record thin-silicon efficiency was achieved thanks to Solexel's unique epitaxial cell architecture, innovative back contact/back-junction cell design, and proprietary manufacturing process flow, utilizing Applied Nanotech's proprietary aluminum metallization material. Recently, Solexel achieved over 21% solar cell efficiency based on Applied Nanotech's improved aluminum material, reducing significantly the cost of production of energy as expressed in $ per watt.
This three way agreement between APNT, Solexel, and YHCC will complete the development and commercialization of APNT's proprietary aluminum paste to achieve an efficiency of over 22% in Solexel's unique thin silicon solar cells. Solexel intends to begin volume manufacturing of solar cells in 2014. APNT will transfer the paste technology to YHCC to produce the material for Solexel's products. Based on this agreement, the three parties will also build a strong market-application based, strategic relationship that will be benefit the PV industry.
"It is ideal for us to work with partners, like Solexel and YHCC - companies that combine outstanding technology with the potential to revolutionize the solar industry in the near future, and bring extensive experience in high volume manufacturing as well. We will continue to improve our aluminum metallization material under this agreement and expect to achieve even higher efficiencies with Solexel in the future," said Dr. Zvi Yaniv, CEO of Applied Nanotech, Inc., a subsidiary of APNT, "This is another excellent example of our R&D and commercialization capability. Historically, our business model has focused on licensing our technologies to others and providing R&D services. However, in this case, we are involved directly in the commercialization of our technologies that have very large market potential. The royalty that we receive from YHCC related to the sales of their solar paste products will be critical for our cash flow in 2014."
"We are very pleased to work with APNT and YHCC as our metallization paste and sourcing partners for our business. We plan to use the high volume manufacturing design of the aluminum paste based on APNT's unique technology in our high-efficiency solar photovoltaic products in the future." said Dr. Mehrdad Moslehi, Founder, Executive Chairman and CTO of Solexel, Inc.
"This is really a win-win situation for all three parties. The division of labor is very clear and there are no conflicts of interest. APNT is responsible for the research and development of the metallic paste technology, YHCC will focus on manufacturing the paste, while Solexel will utilize YHCC's paste based on APNT's technology in their products," added by Mr. Xianrong Li, Chairman of YHCC.
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(simeprevir) Capsules
OLYSIO (simeprevir) is an inhibitor of the HCV NS3/4A protease.
The chemical name for simeprevir is (2R,3aR,10Z,11aS,12aR,14aR)-N(cyclopropylsulfonyl)-2-[[2-(4-isopropyl-1,3-thiazol-2-yl)-7-methoxy-8-methyl-4quinolinyl]oxy]-5-methyl-4,14-dioxo-2,3,3a,4,5,6,7,8,9,11a,12,13,14,14atetradecahydrocyclopenta[c]cyclopropa[g][1,6]diazacyclotetradecine-12a(1H)carboxamide. Its molecular formula is C38H47N5O7S2 and its molecular weight is 749.94. Simeprevir has the following structural formula:
Simeprevir drug substance is a white to almost white powder. Simeprevir is practically insoluble in water over a wide pH range. It is practically insoluble in propylene glycol, very slightly soluble in ethanol, and slightly soluble in acetone. It is soluble in dichloromethane and freely soluble in some organic solvents (e.g., tetrahydrofuran and N,N-dimethylformamide).
OLYSIO (simeprevir) for oral administration is available as 150 mg strength hard gelatin capsules. Each capsule contains 154.4 mg of simeprevir sodium salt, which is equivalent to 150 mg of simeprevir. OLYSIO (simeprevir) capsules contain the following inactive ingredients: colloidal anhydrous silica, croscarmellose sodium, lactose monohydrate, magnesium stearate and sodium lauryl sulphate. The white capsule contains gelatin and titanium dioxide (E171) and is printed with ink containing iron oxide black (E172) and shellac (E904).
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Archive for November, 2011
All packed and ready to go
No sewing today but I did get to the library. I've connected with a cousin of Keith's Dad in Sweden so I've been able to find a little more information about the family that stayed there. Very cool!
I leave in the morning for VA and while I didn't get to see Caleb at Thanksgiving, they'll be coming to VA this weekend to join in our McLaughlin family get together and I'm anxious to see him again. Adam did share this photo — holiday eating is apparently hard work!
Done but no photo
I'm really struggling to get through my list before this next trip and today I realized I won't get everything done I wanted to do.
I did get the 2nd top quilted for Mom, a cute baby quilt with Owls but I forgot to take a photo before packing it.
Tomorrow will probably be devoted to errands and packing but I may get some more circles appliquéd.
I usually hate machine appliqué
I rarely do any appliqué especially machine appliqué but I'm stitching down these circles with an open zig zag and it's not too bad.
Doesn't my floor look like its filling up? I'm spending some time on and off fusing and machine stitching these circles. This quilt is on my To Do List but it's NOT the priority – oh well…at least some progress is being made.
Not a lot of sewing here
Keith and I are enjoying our few days together so I haven't been doing much sewing other than a few minutes here and there – working on the Drunkard's Path and Circle quilt.
The design wall hasn't been put back up so I've just tossed the blocks on the floor for now.
It's looking like Christmas
Not just the packed parking lots when we were out running errands but a walk downtown showed signs too.
A little binding
This one is done
I finished the binding on my RWB HeartStrings quilt last night.
I used a subtle stripe and love the result.
I wasn't smiling earlier
I'd like to blame Mom but it was my poor memory that caused my problems today. I pulled a top of hers to quilt and found the backing wasn't pieced, went upstairs to piece it, loaded it and the batting and it was too SMALL for the quilt.
By this point I'm thinking that wasn't the backing but I can't find anything else here so I call Mom and she thinks I told her I'd make a backing from my stash for it. I think this top has been here too long when I can't remember a detail like that but I'm sure she's right.
I figure it's not a big problem, I'll just pull a smaller HeartStrings top and use the backing since its already loaded….only I don't have any small ones here. I don't have any tops here small enough.
So up to the sewing room to make a Quick Strippie. One hour and 10 minutes from start to finish including the cutting and it's so cute that I'm smiling now!
It won't get quilted until tomorrow because I've got one I'm going to sit and bind this evening.


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After more than a decade of demos and EPs, Americans throw Deathamphetamine "The Lost Album", or whatever it is, their first full length.
For those who do not know, this trio of Boston practice a style that blends to perfection all the brutality of Metal (Thrash, Death) with the aggressiveness and speed of Punk more genuine.
The themes of "The Lost Album" are whirlwinds ends that go through your head at a rate ultrasonic mercilessly. Speed is one of the hallmarks of Deathamphetamine, not to mention a wide variety of guitar riffs (we can enjoy a perfect combination of clean chords, bass and sharp on this CD), in a loud voice and mostly torn in two variants (acute and severe), a battery with a devastating hit our ears incessant drilled without compassion and a bass that provides that degree of heaviness cojonuda required to complete this work.
Ten tracks of extreme brutality that you will enjoy as a child and leave you wanting more. That would be my summary of "The Lost Album", an excellent work that you unleash on the most basic instincts.
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Natural Language Processing with Python is an extended tutorial using the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) Python library to explore Natural Language Processing (NLP) concepts. It's probably best suited for readers who already have a background in NLP but who want to learn Python/NLTK; approaching the text as an experienced programmer curious about NLP, I found it disappointing.
The authors start out well, quickly establishing a working environment and providing code examples using the NLTK library; note that you'll need Python 2.x as NLTK is not yet ported to Python 3. The library provides extensive test data and the exercises can be completed without errors.
Very early on, though, I found myself asking "why am I doing this?" as I completed a code sample. As an example, it's very nice that the NLTK library can display a dispersion plot, but what does this really tell me about the data, and more importantly, why do I need to know that? Assuming that my lack of NLP background was the problem, I continued on, only to have the text jump to a discussion of Python functions and lists. By the third chapter, I had lost interest.
I plan to review some of the background materials suggested by the authors in the "Further Reading" sections and possibly return to this book if time permits. For now it remains mostly unread, as the alternating NLP/Python discussions just weren't helpful to fully grasp either topic.


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Nov. 11, 1999
NEW ORLEANS - Once again, Tulane men's basketball coach Perry Clark displayed his ability to recruit top-50 talent, as he announced Thursday that three highly-rated student-athletes have signed National Letters-of-Intent to attend the school and compete for the Green Wave. They will join the team in the fall of 2000.
David Hawkins, a 6-foot-4, 205-pound, guard from Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington, D.C., averaged 24.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists last season for coach Carroll Holmes. He is rated as the No. 48 prep recruit in the nation by FastBreak Recruiting service.
Wayne Tinsley, a 6-foot-5, 218-pound, guard/forward from the Salisbury School in Salisbury, Conn., averaged 16.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists last season to earn all-New England honors. He helped Salisbury to a 17-9 record as a junior for coach Chris Hinkley. Tinsley also earned all-New England honors as a sophomore, averaging 17.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists. He was an ABCD camp all-star last summer.
"In order to get back to postseason play, I felt we had to bring in wing players that could play our style and were athletic enough offensively to take over games," said Clark. "I feel that David (Hawkins) and Wayne (Tinsley) give us as good a pair of freshmen wing players as anybody in the nation."
George Brown, a 6-foot-10, 235-pound, center from Overton High School in Nashville, Tenn., averaged 15.0 points, 11.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocked shots last season for Victory Christian High School in Charlotte, N.C. Brown helped Victory Christian to the North Carolina Class A Private School State Championship and earned all-tournament honors. He was an all-conference performer as a junior and earned all-tournament honors in two in-season tournaments.
"George give us size and scoring ability inside to be a factor in Conference USA," said Clark. "He is a solid post player with great potential."
Tulane, who finished 12-15 last season, opens the 1999-2000 regular season on Thursday, Nov. 17 against Fordham in the Preseason NIT. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the New Orleans Arena.


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The Rolla based company serves 47 percent of the world market in the semiconductor industry and is a significant supplier in Europe and Asia. Brewer Science has provided innovative solutions since its founding in 1981 and will begin celebrating its 20 year anniversary in October of 2001.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy disappointed a whole lot of women across the U.S. today on "The View" when he stated that he's not returning as a dancer to "Dancing With the Stars." July 29 was the day you heard a collective groan from Maks's fans.
Maks Chmerkovskiy, the "bad boy of the ballroom," has been on "DWTS" since Season 2. He recently won Season 18 with his partner, ice dancer Meryl Davis. It was Maks's first win in all those years
Maks quit once before after Season 15, the so-called All-Star Season. But he was back on the dance floor in Season 18. During his hiatus, he was a guest judge on the show and his experience proved invaluable.
So is Maks coming back as a judge? That's a definite maybe. Len Goodman dropped a bomb on the last show of Season 18 when he said he might not be coming back. Len is getting up there in years and the weekly commute from London, where he judges "Strictly Come Dancing," the show that spawned "Dancing With the Stars," is wearing on him.
If Maks Chmerkovskiy doesn't dance or judge, what will he do? The Ukrainian heartthrob has a lot going on. He owns a dance studio franchise, "Dance With Me," with brother Val Chmerkovskiy and fellow "DWTS" pro Tony Dovolani. Maks has made no bones about the fact that he wants to act. He's done a little of that and has starred in a country music video.
Maks claims his reason for not wanting to come back is that he's taking up too much room on the show. More specifically, "I loved the experience. When I came back to the show, it was not the same…I was different, probably…When I came back, I saw this amazing talent, Val[Chmerkovskiy, his brother] included … I looked at it and thought they can do much more and better, I was taking up a huge spot."
So what do the powers that be at "Dancing With the Stars" think of all this? Do they want Maks back? Yes, they do. Listen to back-again show runner Rob Wade.
"I've just come back to the show, but I was on the show in season one and Maks came on in season two, so I've known Maks for 10 years now and he's a very good friend. I'm absolutely hoping Maks comes back to the show. I don't know whether it's going to be as a dancer. I think there's a number of different things we can talk to him about and the way he'd be involved in the show. Maks will always be part of "Dancing With the Stars" in some way."
Along with the possibility of no Maks, it's also being rumored that Derek Hough, Mark Ballas, Cheryl Burke and a few other pros may not be returning. Will this make room for pros we haven't seen in a while like Chelsie Hightower, Anna Trebunskaya and Louis Van Amsdel? At this point, it's all speculation. We're going to have to wait till the cast reveal to see who steps out on stage.
Season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars" premiers on Monday, Sept. 15, at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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[debian] problem with aptitude upgrade or dist-upgrade
- From: RRB <roberto.questovatolto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 01:11:08 +0100
# aptitude upgrade
448 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 437 not upgraded.
Need to get 0B/291MB of archives. After unpacking 117MB will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n/?]
Extracting templates from packages: 100%
Preconfiguring packages ...
(Reading database ... 148016 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace libc6 2.5-9+b1 (using .../libc6_2.6.1-1+b1_i386.deb) ...
WARNING: POSIX threads library NPTL requires kernel version
2.6.8 or later. If you use a kernel 2.4, please upgrade it
before installing glibc.
The installation of a 2.6 kernel _could_ ask you to install a new libc
first, this is NOT a bug, and should *NOT* be reported. In that case,
please add etch sources to your /etc/apt/sources.list and run:
apt-get install -t etch linux-image-2.6
Then reboot into this new kernel, and proceed with your upgrade
dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6_2.6.1-1+b1_i386.deb (--unpack):
subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
A package failed to install. Trying to recover:
If i do as suggested:
# apt-get install -t etch linux-image-2.6
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Package linux-image-2.6 is a virtual package provided by:
linux-image-2.6.22-2-vserver-k7 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-vserver-686 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-k7 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-amd64 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-686-bigmem 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-686 2.6.22-4
linux-image-2.6.22-2-486 2.6.22-4
You should explicitly select one to install.
E: Package linux-image-2.6 has no installation candidate
a) i really don't want to change my kernel until it's strictly necessary, i
simply want to be up-to-date, and obviously it includes updating libc
b) why he thinks i have a 2.4 kernel? (i have a 2.6 kernel),
c) this error happened again once in Summer, i made so much trials that i dont
remember which one somehow solved, now i have the problem again, i wish to know
hot to do to fix definitely (and possibly forever :-) but i remember libc6 was
not updated,
d) searching for the error on google doesnt return useful infos.
Please help!
My sources.list:
deb http://security.debian.org/ testing/updates main
deb http://ftp.it.debian.org/debian/ testing main
deb-src http://ftp.it.debian.org/debian/ testing main
Kernel: 2.6.7-1-386
TIA for any advice/tip/hint.
Faciait li signeur!
Roy Batty
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MEDINA — A 20-year-old Brunswick man will spend 10 years in prison for his part in a Chippewa Lake home invasion in December and another, unrelated assault in March.
Jason Donelon, of 1956 Rocklyn Drive, pleaded guilty in July to two counts of aggravated burglary, first-degree felonies.
Two counts of kidnapping and a count of felonious assault were dropped as part of a plea deal. That same day, he also pleaded guilty to second-degree felonious assault in the second case.
Two other men, Shane Wuensch and Brandon Ward, also have pleaded guilty to the Chippewa Lake assault and other felonies. Ward was sentenced last month to 15 years in prison, and Wuensch's sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 30.
County Assistant Prosecutor Matt Razavi asked for Donelon to spend 12 years in prison. Andrew Korduba, Donelon's attorney, asked for five years.
Kimbler could have sentenced him to up to 20 years.
Razavi said Donelon deserved 12 because he has an extensive juvenile criminal history — including convictions for underage possession of alcohol, assault, criminal trespassing, resisting arrest and theft. He said Donelon was diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.
"This is a person who doesn't want to conform to our laws," Razavi said.
Donelon was accused of attacking Sharon Schuessler and her teenage son with a baseball bat and gasoline in their Chippewa Lake home in December, and attacking a tattoo artist in March. Both times, Razavi said Donelon was with a group of attackers.
Schuessler was offered a chance to speak at the sentencing hearing.
"You have devastated my family," she told Donelon. "You need to pay for everything you've done to everyone."
She said he deserved all the punishment the judge would give him.
"For the rest of my life, I'm going to be picking up the pieces from your bad decisions," Schuessler told him.
In the second assault, Razavi accused Donelon of attacking a tattoo artist after he refused to give him a tattoo.
"He knew he was wanted by the police, and he was concerned he wouldn't get his tattoo done before he went to prison," Razavi said. "I think that says something about the kind of person he is."
Donelon's attorney said his client was "genuinely remorseful" and said it was a result of alcohol and drug addiction.
"My client started drinking and getting drunk at 13 years old," Korduba said.
He said Donelon used marijuana, LSD, mushrooms, Ecstasy, cocaine and several prescription medications since then.
"You mentioned a list of crimes," Korduba said. "Every single one has to do with alcohol and drugs."
He said his client never received the help he needed during those cases as a juvenile, and said perhaps Donelon wouldn't be in court if he had.
"What chance do we think this kid had not to end up here?" he asked.
About the Chippewa Lake case, he said Donelon didn't attack anyone.
"This court is sentencing Jason for his involvement in this case. Jason's involvement was his presence," Korduba told the judge. "That doesn't make it OK, but you have to sentence Jason for his actions — not everyone else's actions."
Kimbler shot back that Donelon may not have committed violence in Chippewa Lake, but Korduba wasn't denying his client attacked the tattoo artist.
"He committed violence in the second case, which quite frankly is just as disturbing as the first," Kimbler said, "and the idea that drug addiction is the sole cause is just untrue."
Kimbler offered Donelon the chance to speak.
"What happened that night, I can't take back," Donelon told Schuessler. "I hope one day you can find it in your heart to forgive me. I'm truly sorry."
Kimbler gave Donelon five years for both attacks, which will run consecutively.
Also in court Thursday:
• A 24-year-old convicted drug trafficker pleaded not guilty to binding and raping a woman last month.
David S. Troutman, of 388 W. Union St., Apt. 8, Medina, is charged with kidnapping and rape, first-degree felonies punishable by up to 11 years in prison each.
In another, unrelated case, he's charged with credit card theft, a fifth-degree felony punishable by a year in prison.
Troutman's trials are scheduled for Oct. 21 on the rape charge and Oct. 28 on the theft count.
He's being held in the county jail on $60,000 bond, reduced from $100,000 at Thursday's hearing.
• A 56-year-old Medina man accused of leading police on a three-county car chase while intoxicated, pleaded guilty Thursday.
Gary W. Ostrowski, of 1010 Essex Lane, was convicted of failure to obey police officers, a third-degree felony punishable by up to three years in prison.
He's also charged in Wadsworth Municipal Court with driving while intoxicated.
Kimbler scheduled Ostrowski's sentencing for Oct. 3.
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Officials from Rio Tinto, the company responsible for the Holden Mine Clean-Up, will host a public meeting next Wednesday at Campbell's Resort.
Project Manager, Dave Cline, says the purpose of the meeting is to update the community on the Holden Mine project.
Rio Tinto's search for a barge ramp proved to be a source of contention for residents along the shores of Lake Chelan but Cline says they have now settled upon on a pair of locations for down lake operations.
The Holden Mine was operated by Howe Sound Mining Co., which mined copper, zinc, gold and silver there from 1938 to 1957. It left behind some 300,000 cubic yards of waste rock and 8.5 million tons of mine tailings on 90 acres.
The clean-up will include cutting a channel into bedrock to relocate about a half mile of Railroad Creek, and stabilizing tailings and waste rock, with the major work for the project to occur in 2013 and 2014.
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Working Fashion: Players Behind the Stylish Scene
New York Fashion Week is back, and so are the stories about the little-noticed workers beyond the runways who play crucial roles pulling off the spectacle.
As she did last year, Metropolis contributor Jo Piazza will be profiling the laborers on the margins of the fashion world for a series we call Working Fashion. The first new installment introduces to the woman who for nearly seven decades has kept the calendar for the dizzying array of runway shows and parties that comprise the glamorous showcase at Lincoln Center.
As keeper of the Fashion Calendar, now listing more than 300 events for the week ahead, this diminutive Upper East Sider looms large over the fashion world. It's a job she invented in 1945 and has held ever since—and it makes her a referee for designers, finessing shows into precious time slots.
She dresses in well-tailored cardigans and houndstooth pants, careful not to display a preference for one label, and declines to specify her age. "I like to be neutral in what I wear," Ms. Finley said in an interview. "I'm like Switzerland."
Read the full profile, and return to Metropolis throughout Fashion Week for daily installments.
A year ago, Working Fashion told the stories of seven lesser-known laborers who play their part in event:
- The man in charge of preparing the iconic white tents for New York Fashion Week. Just call him Jimmy the Tent Guy.
- The professional celebrity wrangler, who said, "If I don't panic, they don't panic. In five years nothing has been thrown at us that we couldn't fix, handle, sew or squeeze."
- The man who doesn't just paint faces, but molds the models' entire bodies, ensuring that each exposed inch of breastbone, leg and arm is ready for a runway close-up.
- The man who, in his more than 45 seasons working Fashion Week guarding the white tents and has learned to easily spot the uninvited, saying, "Their obvious evasion gives them away. They're looking down at their BlackBerry or wearing sunglasses."
- The Australian ex-pat who also works as a senior vice president at a financial services marketing company, taking vacation days to supervise model dressing during Fashion Week.
- The coat checker who offered a bit of unsolicited fashion advice for Fashion Week: Ditch the black coats.
- The man who sculpted the ice, constructing a four-ton ice bar in the interior courtyard the day before Fashion week opened.
For ongoing coverage of Fashion Week, with examination of every important turn and stitch, follow the live reports on The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Runway blog.


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The applicability of counter-immunoelectrophoresis (CIE) as an assay technique for the detection of precipitating antibody to R. salmoninarum (BKD) in the serum of chinook salmon ( Oncorhynchus tshawytscha ) was explored. Soluble antigen preparations of R. salmoninarum were obtained by precipitatio...
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The irrepressible Cybill Shepherd returns to TV in Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith, an original movie airing August 1 on the Hallmark Channel. In it she lives out a dream that many women—including, as she reveals below, herself—have had: to return to a college education that was interrupted and finally earn her degree. The story is set at Smith College, which operates the Ada Comstock Scholars Program for returning students. Along the way, the freshly divorced Mrs. Washington gets a makeover from her twentysomething roommate, is picked for the Smith basketball team and catches the eye of one of her younger professors. We talked to Shepherd about her back-to-school days.
MORE: What intrigued you about this movie?
CYBILL SHEPHERD: I've always loved stories about women who have lived certain lives and then face huge challenges. Especially women who are past the change—that's what I like to call it instead of menopause. Alice Washington suffers a double whammy: Her children have flown the nest, then her husband, whom she dropped out of college to support when he was in dental school, dumps her for a younger woman. And then she gets to pick up her dream by becoming an Ada Comstock Scholar at Smith, which by the way is a real program.
What was your own college experience?
Well, I started modeling full time in New York and I went to Hunter night school, then the College of New Rochelle; I would commute out there two days and model three days a week. Then I transferred to Washington Square College at NYU and spent about a year there. I took very few courses because I was working full time by then as an actress. I think my last paper was on the rumor that Mozart composed the opening of Don Giovanni while he was playing billiards. Then once I moved to California I went to USC. I didn't get my degree.
So this movie presented me with two things I would have loved to have done in my life: one was to graduate and the other was to play college basketball.
Really, you played basketball?
Just like Mrs. Washington, I played in high school, but back then girls weren't allowed to dribble more than three times and we had to stay on one side of the court. The only competition was intramural in the school. If you wanted to play competitively outside, you went through your church league until eighth grade and in ninth grade private sororities played each other.
In preparing for this role I had eight sessions of three hours each with a Hall of Fame coach. I needed to look like I could make the shots; turns out I did make them. The one where you don't see me make the basket was the last shot of the day and I said, "I'll never get it." I was 50 feet out and I got it in. I said, "Oh my god! Why didn't you have a camera on this?" And they said, "Because you said not to!"
Your character dates a younger man, a professor [played by Jeffrey Nordling]. You do a great double-take when he reveals his age.
I loved the aspect of him being younger than me. I want to find a man like that. I've definitely dated younger men, but I'd like to date the right younger man—or any kind of man. Yes, I'm single.
Your two youngest children are in college now, aren't they?
Yes. I still suffer from the empty nest thing myself. When they come home and they bring all their friends, those are some of the happiest times. And when they leave, it's an empty house. Once the kids are gone you have to find yourself again. But there's also a chance to take on things. I couldn't be out of town very long when they were in high school; now I'm ready to tackle more theater. I'd like to do a revival of Sweet Bird of Youth. I'm also developing a new cabaret act and republishing my memoir, Cybill Disobedience, as an e-book.
And you have a role in the new ABC series Eastwick, I hear.
Yes, I'm finally getting to play the witch of my dreams. [The series, like the 1987 film, is loosely based on John Updike's novel The Witches of Eastwick; Lindsay Price, Rebecca Romijn and Jamie Ray Newman star.] I'm the ultimate older witch who shows the young ones that they don't know anything compared to me.
Let's switch gears and talk about playing Martha Stewart, which you did twice, in Martha, Inc. and Martha Behind Bars.
I just loved doing that. When I was developing the character, I sort of looked at her as Queen Elizabeth I—a person who often said, "Off with their heads." A woman who is incredibly powerful. Of course, I don't imitate that; it becomes a kind of springboard for me.
[Martha Stewart] is a complicated woman. She's a mentor, a kind of genius, and she's had this huge success—and boy, has she worked for it. She also has a temper. We didn't make that up in the movie. I'm thinking that if I have to do Martha Stewart again it might have to be a musical.
Have you ever met her?
I did, many years ago. I always fantasize that Martha will call me one day and say, "Thank you, Cybill, for doing such a wonderful job of portraying me." But I don't think I'm at the top of her call list.
Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith airs on the Hallmark Channel August 1.


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College Hockey:Crusaders Rally From Two-Goal Deficit For Draw With Quinnipiac
HAMDEN, Conn. — Quinnipiac scored two goals in the opening 9:10 of the game, but Holy Cross scored once in each of the final two frames to force a 2-2 tie with QU on Saturday night at the Northford Ice Pavilion.
The contest marked the third straight game that Quinnipiac went to an extra period, a school record, and the second time in as many nights with the Crusaders. QU remains in sole possession of second place in the MAAC, one point ahead of Holy Cross and Sacred Heart, by virtue of the draw.
Quinnipiac moved to 13-11-4, 11-5-4 in the MAAC with the tie.
Ryan Morton netted his 13th goal of the season with Quinnipiac on a power play at the 4:07 mark. Ryan Olson and Chris White assisted on the marker.
The hosts doubled their lead at 9:10, as Olson found the back of the cage for his 16th goal of the year. Matt Craig and White were credited with assists on the goal.
Holy Cross cut its deficit in half at 1:27 of the second, on a tally from Jeff Dams.
The game stayed that way until late in the third period. J.R. Walker netted the tying goal with 7:27 left, and the teams played scoreless hockey the rest of the way.
On Friday night, Quinnipiac came back to force the tie after trailing at the start of the third period.
Goaltender Jamie Holden stopped 29 shots on the evening for Quinnipiac.
The tie helped QU improve to 6-1-3 in its last 10 contests.
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Aucoin knows numbers game
Adrian Aucoin isn't some rube as green as a bushel of brussels sprouts.
Adrian Aucoin isn't some rube as green as a bushel of brussels sprouts.
The Calgary Flames defenceman is in fact pretty sharp -- a perfectly bilingual chap who attended Boston University.
Aucoin broke into the National Hockey League with Vancouver in 1995, which is 13 years -- or, if you prefer, five Canucks sweater modifications -- ago.
So when he looks around the locker-room and sees eight rearguards with a combined 3,709 contests of NHL experience and only seven jobs available, he knows there's a problem.
When he takes note of eight one-way contracts worth a total of $25 million, he realizes something has to give.
"A lot of guys are thinking about it," said Aucoin, who will make $4 million in the final season of a deal signed with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2005, "but something's going to happen sooner or later. I think everybody knows they have to do what they do best and something's going to happen.
"Obviously, (general manager Darryl Sutter) will have to make a hard decision. It's not going to be easy, but hopefully whoever it is, he's going to find some greener grass somewhere else."
One report suggested Aucoin, despite no-trade protection, would be the guy to go, with the Los Angeles Kings the most likely suitor.
"Oh yeah, I'm sure," laughed Aucoin, who admits he actually enjoys trade gossip. "They need money (in Los Angeles in order to get up to the salary floor). There's going to be rumours. It's going to happen a lot more now when you see older guys in their last year that there'll be rumours about them. I mean it's always been like that, but even more now."
The situation on Calgary's back end might be tricky, but all visible evidence suggests it's anything but awkward. Guys battling for the same job kid with each other and, as was the case Friday when Rhett Warrener went after the Florida player who cross-checked Anders Eriksson, stick up for one another.
"That's the type of players that we have here," said Aucoin, a 35-year-old Ottawa product. "You look at our D corps and you're not going to find many better guys in the league as persons. Even though you're in competition with the other guys out there, we never see it as that."
Just lip service? No way, says Aucoin.
"I've been on a lot of teams where you want to see guys play bad," he confides. "That's not the case here. You just want to play as good as you can play."
The 2007-08 season was as good as it's been for Aucoin since the lockout. After two miserable, injury sabotaged seasons with the Blackhawks, he played 76 games and notched 10 goals and 25 assists in his first Calgary season.
"It was steps in the right direction," suggested Aucoin, whose most frequent partner was Dion Phaneuf. "I wouldn't say it was a great year, but it was a good year for me. Just to play again, to get more minutes and to play on a good team had a lot to do with it. When you're healthy, you play better."
In a day when free-flowing hockey is all the rage, Aucoin admits he's a bit of a dinosaur.
"I'm all right (with the way the game is played today) just because I can move the puck," he said. "That's what helps my style of game. But personally, I still prefer the clutch and grab. I'm not the slowest guy, but I've always been really good with my stick and using it to tie up (opponents') hands and grabbing and pushing and getting under guys' skins.
"Now, it's just a skating game. I can play that style, but obviously my best years in Long Island were when I played an Eastern style when you could grab a guy and he couldn't go anywhere."
But even at this late stage in his career, he's learning.
"That was one of the best things about coming here," he said. "Jimmy Playfair, technically, is probably the best assistant coach I've had. Every little thing -- where to go, what to do, how to do it -- he really breaks it down and that really helped me a lot last year."
LINES OF FIRE: After Saturday off, the Flames return to Pengrowth Saddledome ice this morning. The next exhibition contest is Tuesday's date in Edmonton . . . D John Negrin, one of the organization's highly regarded prospects, has been re-assigned to the WHL's Kootenay Ice.
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Anemia, symptomatic.
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Hemolytic disease, chronic. Symptomatic or with recurrent crises.
Polycythemia, symptomatic.
Purpura and other bleeding disorders.
Thromboembolic disease.
Splenomegaly, chronic, inoperable.
Other such diseases when response to therapy is unsatisfactory or when therapy is prolonged or requires intense medical supervision such as use of anticoagulants other than aspirin or persantine.
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Your April 9th Food Truck Schedule in Dallas and Fort Worth
Several events coming up this week. Let's start with the most cause-worthy: a noon event on Thursday benefiting Hope Cottage (4209 McKinney). Food trucks in attendance include Easy Slider, Jack's Chowhound, Trailercakes, and Three Lions. The Arts District "Patio Sessions" continues this Thursday evening with Cajun Tailgators, Dos Paisanos, Four Seasons, and Enticed. On Friday […]Read More


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Pop star Rihanna is being honored and recognized for her "exciting" style. As Today reports on March 24, the "Diamonds" singer has been announced as the 2014 recipient of the CFDA Fashion Icon Awards.
In the midst of her new, budding romance with hip hop star Drake, Rihanna's risqué outfits and ever-changing hairstyles have caught the attention Steven Kolb, CEO of CFDA who expressed exciting over the selection of Rihanna.
"We are proud to present Rihanna with the CFDA Fashion Icon Award for her impact on the industry as fashion's most exciting ambassador in recent memory."
Rihanna joins some great company as the award has previously been presented to Nichole Kidman, Kate Moss and Lady Gaga. Not only has she worn all the top names in fashion, she has posed for Vogue magazine more than once and has her sights set on her own fashion label.
Speaking of Vogue, the singer recently told the magazine that fashion helps her define her identity.
"It's not all down to my voice. There's people with way more talent than I when it comes to singing; bigger voices. But people want to know who you are. Fashion is a clear indication, a way to express your attitude, your mood."
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ICSC conventions are extremely busy events that can make it difficult to spend quality time when looking for a great opportunity. That's why the City of Moreno Valley put this page together.
If you missed us, didn't have the opportunity to spend enough time with us, or just want to know more about the City of Moreno Valley and the excellent opportunities here, this page is just for you!
This information portal is a one stop page containing documents ranging from tenant and development opportunities, to community demographics.
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- Business and Development in Moreno Valley
- Overview of business support and programs for Moreno Valley businesses
- Get Connected (Phone List)
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|60 Fwy. & Redlands Blvd.
|SWC 60 Fwy. & Redlands Blvd.
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|23060 Alessandro Boulevard
|23060 Alessandro Blvd
|Brewery & Restaurant
|23550 Sunnymead Boulevard
|23550 Sunnymead Blvd.
|Endcap & In-line Space
|Bear Valley Shopping Center
|25050 Alessandro Blvd.
|Anchor Space
|Moreno Valley Mall
|22500 Town Circle
|Retail Space
|Moreno Valley Mall (JC Penney Pad)
|22500 Town Circle
|Restaurant Pad
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|Heacock St. & Sunnymead Blvd.
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|14070-14090 Perris Blvd.
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|23571-23579 Sunnymead Ranch Pkwy.
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|12125 Day Street
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|26150 Iris Avenue
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|Iris Plaza
|SE of Iris Ave. & Perris Blvd.
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|241905 Sunnymead Boulevard
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|The Sundance Center
|SWC Indian St. & Sunnymead Blvd.
|Retail Space
|TownGate Plaza
|SEC 60 Fwy. & Frederick Street
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|12550-12700 Day Street
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|TownGate Square
|12840-12880 Day Street
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Guardian Commercial Real Estate
|Iris Avenue & Lasselle Street
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|Moreno Valley Commerce Center
The Abbey Company
|23890 - 23962 Alessandro Boulevard
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|Moreno Marketplace
|14395 - 14485 Moreno Beach Dr.
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Brixton Capital
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Investment Concepts Inc.
|24021 Alessandro Boulevard
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Lee and Assoc.
|14325 Frederick St.
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Lee and Assoc.
|22605 Alessandro Boulevard
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Merlone Geier Partners
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|14070 Perris Blvd.
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factors influence cooking times. Use this
information as a guideline, but the actual cooking
times may vary depending on your pressure cooker,
heat source and the quality and/or quantity of the
food. Click
here for more information about the varieties
and types of grains.
For best results with grains, and to avoid scorching,
use my PIP
cooking method. Just add grain and liquid to
a pan than will fit loosely inside the cooker, add
water and rack to the cooker and set the pan on
the rack and then cook as usual. If you cook directly
in the`cooker do not fill more than half.
The general process for cooking grains is as
1 : 3
Ancient Aztec grain with superior
nutrition. Nutty, slightly spicy
and sticky gelatinous texture.
Barley, Flakes
1 : 2
Barley flakes are made by
heating whole, lightly toasted barley
until soft and then pressing flat
with steel rollers. .
Barley, Pearl
1 : 4 1/2
Pearled means lightly milled,
or refined, to remove part or all
of the germ and bran, but retains
its endosperm. Mild flavored and chewy.
Barley, Whole
Whole barley is very chewy and,
because it retains its germ, bran
& endosperm,
Expands 4 times its dry size. Reduce
cooking time if soaked overnight.
Buckwheat, kasha
1 : 2
These chestnut-colored fruit seeds
belong to a plant related to rhubarb. Available toasted (brown), and untoasted (white)
which has a milder flavor.
Corn, hominy;
pozole meal;
Samp, grits,
masa harina,
1 - 4
These are hulled corn kernels that have been stripped of their bran and germ. White hominy is made from white corn kernels, and is sweeter; yellow
hominy is made from yellow corn kernels. Samp is coarsely ground or broken hominy, while hominy grits are more
finely ground. Samp is coarsely ground or broken hominy, while hominy grits are more
finely ground
Corn, dried cracked,
cornmeal, Matzoh Meal
1 - 2
12 - 15
Yellow corn has a rich, nutty flavor, very different from fresh.
Kamut, whole
10 -12
Recently rediscovered ancient Egyptian wheat
with a rich, buttery flavor
and chewy
Mild, very digestible grain, often used in wheat-free diets.
Oats, Quick
Quick oats are steel-cut
into pieces then flattened by steel
rollers. Less texture and less chewy
than rolled oats.
Oats, Rolled or "old fashioned"
1 : 4
Rolled oats are steamed whole oats pressed flat with steel
Oats, Steel-cut, Scotch,
These are whole oat groats that
are steamed and sliced with
steel blades,
15- 18
Oat groats are the hulled, whole
oat kernels with their bran and
germ intact. .
Pre-soaking reduces cooking time.
Quinoa(Pronounce it KEEN-wah.)
these tiny yellow seeds look like
the vermiculite used to pot plants.
Rinse several
times before cooking to remove bitter
tasting coating. For an extra-nutty
flavor, toast grain before cooking.
Rye Berries
15 - 20
High protein grain with high fiber .
Spelt Berries; Farro; dinkel
Spelt has a delicious, light
and nutty flavor. An un-hybridized
bread wheat, tolerated by many
wheat sensitive people.
Teff Berries
Common Ethiopian grain. Sweet and malt flavor,
its the smallest
grain in the world, the name means
"lost." Lightly toast
before cooking for a richer flavor.
Triticale Berries (tri ti kay' lee)
A cross between rye and wheat.
Nutty flavor, richer
than wheat but less assertive than
Wheat, Berries
30 - 40
A hard, red winter wheat with
short rounded kernels.
Wheat, Bulgur,
Whole wheat
berries cracked into small pieces
between steel rollers, which reduces
cooking time. Bulgur is the star of the Middle
Eastern dish Tabbouleh.
Wheat, Couscous rhymes with moose-moose.
It's not a grain, but a grain product
made from semolina wheat flour that's
been rolled into thin strands, crumbled
into tiny pieces, steamed and dried.
Cold water release.
Wheat, Flakes
These flakes are steam-pressed
from wheat berries. Combine with
other grains for extra fiber and
Some manufacturers discourage pressure cooking grains because the foaming
action may push grains to the lid and clog the vent.
In the unlikely event that you hear loud sputtering while cooking grains, or see water dripping down the sides of the pot, immediately take the cooker off
the heat and place under cold running water to bring the pressure down. When
the lid is cool enough to handle, remove it and clean both the vent and the gasket. Lock the lid back into place and proceed with cooking under pressure.
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Terracotta: AN1924.250
Object: Bird
Period: Bronze Age: Early Dynastic Period
Dimensions: H: 6.7cm. W: 3.8cm. L: 7.9cm.
Region: Sumer
Find Spot: Kish, (1030: 2m deep on southern slope of Mound A)
Description: hollow; handmodelled; baked; greenish-buff fabric; applied blob eyes; incised lines on the body to represent feathers and wings; legs folded under the body.
Reference: Moorey (2004) 46
Follow this link to the Early Dynastic Period in Sumer Chapter of the Catalogue


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Utah State Aggies Football quarterback Chuckie Keeton probably doesn't want to talk about what happened last season. In a nutshell, he tore his anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, or his ACL, during a game that his Aggies were losing to in-state rival BYU.
By that point, Keeton had thrown for almost 1,400 yards, 18 touchdowns and ran for two more scores in just over three games he played. Those numbers were more than enough, obviously, for media and voters to consider Keeton for each and every award then--but the bottom fell out of those well-laid plans.
Utah State lost Keeton for the rest of the season to not only an ACL tear but an MCL tear as well in that BYU game--yet still managed to win the Mountain Division of a league, the Mountain West Conference, of which it was a first-year member.
Then the Aggies were invited to the Poinsettia Bowl where it had the arduous task of trying to contain Heisman trophy finalist, Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch. Mission accomplished, and the Aggies won handily in San Diego--shocking the world but not themselves.
Now Keeton has a tough task ahead, because not only does he have to repeat--or even come close to repeating--what the Aggies did last year, he has to do it with an entire conference filled with teams who will be gunning for him and these Aggies.
It's a challenge that nobody would enjoy facing--let alone a team in just its second season in the Mountain West Conference.
Yet this is what it has come to for Utah State and for Keeton, who last year and this year is and will be a Heisman Trophy candidate--as if last season's ACL tear never mattered, right?
Not to the media, who still have Keeton on several watch lists for awards, most notably the Maxwell Award honoring America's college football player of the year since 1937. Keeton was named to that list on Monday, July 7.
Keeton will join other local college football stars such as Utah wide receiver Dres Anderson and BYU quarterback Taysom Hill, and BYU running back Jamaal Williams this year on the Maxwell watch list.
Another watch list, the College Football Performance Awards Quarterback of the Year, also named Keeton to its list as someone it will keep its eye on, on Tuesday, July 8.
More preseason accolades are sure to come for Keeton, who in his senior year will look to not only lift his Utah State Aggies team to victory--he'll also seek to lift a few half-dozen or more individual awards for himself.
Undoubtedly, the Davey O'Brien watch list and the biggest one of them all, the Heisman, are probably just days away from announcing that Keeton is on their lists, too.
After the season Keeton endured last year sitting on the sidelines and wasting away his junior year, anything will seem sweeter to him in 2014.
Suggested Links
- Utah State Aggies football: Quarterback Chuckie Keeton cleared to play again
- Utah State football: Safety Mo Alexander could reap second chance at NFL Draft
- Utah State football: Nevin Lawson, Mo Alexander go early at NFL Draft 2014
- Utah State football: Nobody knows where Aggies draft hopefuls will land


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