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Leadership And Spiritual Capital: Exploring The Link between Individual Service Disposition And Organizational Value
Researchers have made considerable advances integrating spirituality and organizational leadership (Fry, 2003; Benefiel, 2005). The concept of spiritual capital has developed as a way of explaining and perhaps advocating this integration in a secular context (Baker & Miles-Watson, 2008). This paper explores the development of spiritual capital as a multi-level form of organizational value, operating at the individual level as the disposition to serve, and subsequently at the organizational level as systems, norms, and culture. The various conceptualizations of spiritual capital are examined and extended, specifically focusing on the nature and development of a key individual level motivation - the call to serve.


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I used to be into lifting and cycling hardcore when at my best(or worst) i was 205lbs working every second calculating every minutia of diet and exercise detail to maintain my 7% bodyfat.
in April of '07 I permanently damaged a nerve that connects into my testicles from years of sitting on a regular bike seat(pudendal nerve). This caused me extreme pain until I was put on a medication, amitriptyline, that has subsided the pain.
After the injury I severely cut my calories to compensate for my lack of exercise until the point I could comfortably do it with little pain. I started on low carb(less than 35g a day) in nov '09 and gotten back into my old workout routine but i've never hit the leaness i'm looking for that I had in my heyday. Because of my injury the only cardio i can do is walk so i figured I was pretty much already doing the PB program.
I was wondering if my medication was somehow holding me back as medications and their affect on the body is not my specialty at all.
I'm not familiar with the particular meds you are taking but any med that is is a pain reliever is most likely a system wide depressant as well. That may be slowing down your whole metabolism. The meds can also interfere with your uptake of certain vitamins. Ask your doctor if there is any targeted supplementation you should be doing to compensate for this.
My experience with medication is from a very different place than yours, cancer and epilepsy, so I don't claim to be an expert on your case.
I hope you don't mind me saying so...after all you asked... But it seems to me that your injury was the universe's way of kicking you in the behind (literally) and telling you to stop stressing out so much and to enjoy yourself along the journey. Maybe your "heyday" isn't really where you want to be again. Look around at the here and now and marvel at how wonderful it is to be alive and healthy. Remember how to play. Appreciate the whole vista, not just the two square feet in front of your front tire.
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The Bravo reality star, 40, who is also a contestant on ABC's Skating with the Stars, says she approached one of the show's judges after Monday night's episode.
Despite a show policy that states judges and contestants are not allowed to interact, Frankel Tweeted, "OMG.after show I told judge:dude,I don't take personally.this is silly.I'm40&on skates.who cares:he said he's feeling it is personal."
According to a source backstage after Monday's live broadcast, Johnny Weir was the judge confronted, and the interaction between him and Frankel was "pretty intense."
"Bethenny totally went off on Johnny backstage," the eyewitness tells PEOPLE. "She walked up to him on skates and said, 'I'm a grown woman in skates and sequins. I don't take it that seriously, and I don't care about your comments.' "
Adds the source, "She kept telling Johnny, 'Can't you take a joke?' The whole thing seemed pretty dramatic."
Weir has questioned Frankel's level of commitment on the show, telling her during the first critique, "[This] is skating," Weir said. "You need to be in it or stay on the side. You have to really give it your all. I don't want to see another part time project. I want you to really get into it ... Skating has to come first."
Despite Monday night's confrontation, a source says Frankel is not taking the competition lightly.
"She takes the skating thing seriously," the source tells PEOPLE. "She's not getting her feelings hurt. She's working really hard to do the best job she can, and [she's] having a really good time. She's filming two shows, and learning a sport that's really tough. She's spending hours at the rink, but can't help but laugh at herself that she's 40, wearing sequins, and has big hair, attempting these difficult twists and turns."
A rep for Weir did not return request for comment.
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Is Videodrome a good movie?
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I enjoyed it at the time
(early '80s), but now it appears dated because of the new "better and more gore" productions. Go for it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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His movies?
Are you referring to James Woods or David Cronenberg?
This one wasn't bad, if only for the added pleasure of watching a lit cigarette get snuffed on one of Debbie Harry's boobs.
If James Woods, I would say check out "Salvador", "Casino" and "Ghosts of Mississippi" for his better performances.
If David Cronenberg, where to begin? Just about the only Cronenberg movies that haven't worked for me were "M Butterfly" and "Spider". Two of his best movies IMHO were "Eastern Promises" and "Dead Ringers".
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This was an issue for us, as well. The fix was to shut down the server (or
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As we learned recently, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B ) bought out Heinz for $28 billion. So, why wasn't Warren Buffett's preferred mergers and acquisitions bank Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS ) involved? In this video, Motley Fool financial analyst Matt Koppenheffer tells us who the three involved banks were, how they got in on the deal, and just how much Goldman missed out on, here.
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Town Without Twitty
After a Bitter Family Battle, the Singer's Estate Is Put Up for Auction
It was obvious that the Twittys weren't getting along; throughout the three-day auction the three children from his second marriage—Joni, 37, Kathy, 35, and Jimmy, 34—exchanged dirty looks with their father's widow, Dee, the singer's third wife. The family feud started after Twitty's sudden death from a heart attack in June 1993 when the singer's will revealed he had left his entire estate (save for $50,000 to his mother, Velma Jenkins, who died on Oct. 6) to his children. Twitty, born Harold Jenkins, had last updated his will in 1984—three years before his third marriage. Dee, 40, citing a Tennessee law that guarantees a widow one-third of her husband's estate, challenged the will—and the battle was joined.
The two sides fought over everything—from the value of the estate to how to divvy up royalties from Twitty's recordings. Believing Dee's claims are just, Michael has sided with her against his half siblings, who accuse Dee of being a gold digger. Says Kathy: "If Daddy had wanted Dee to have his estate, he would have left it to her." Dee, who won't comment on the legal battles, feels differently. "Conway would have supported this auction," she said, eyeing a watch she gave Twitty for Christmas in 1986 and which was now up for sale. "But he'd be very surprised at the behavior that got us to this point."
Kathy and Joni had long disliked Dee Henry, Twitty's onetime receptionist, because they believe she was the cause of Conway's divorce from their mother, Mickey. "Dee told my father all she wanted was a mobile home and a gold band," says Kathy, who claims she repeatedly told Dee to stay away and leave the family alone.
Both Kathy and Joni claim the family came together briefly after Conway's death. Kathy says Dee "cried about now having no one" and about being left out of the will. "We felt so sorry for her," says Joni.
That ended when Dee filed her claim and the executors began settling Twitty's estate. The sale of Twitty City for $2.75 million earlier this year (it shut its doors Sept. 30) only made matters worse. Kathy, Joni and Jimmy were bounced off Conway's payroll (they'd been paid "salaries" of up to $45,000 a year for being part of the Twitty City attraction), and they and their families were booted from the posh Twitty City homes they had rented for $400 a month. (Joni, thrice divorced, has two children; Kathy, who has been married five times, has three; and Jimmy, twice divorced, has two. Michael, also twice divorced, has two.)
Kathy, Joni and Jimmy cried foul and went to court to get the executors—two of Twitty's longtime financial advisers—fired; the executors claimed Kathy was harassing them with phone calls and visits and won a restraining order against her.
Finally last summer a weary probate judge ordered that all of Twitty's personal property be sold off, with Dee receiving one-third of the proceeds and Michael, Kathy, Joni and Jimmy splitting the remaining two-thirds. Kathy and Joni appealed, but the decision stuck.
The executors had given $100,000 to Dee and $50,000 to each of the children to spend at the auction on items that had special meaning for them. Fumed Joni: "It's sickening to have to buy something of your own father's when he passes away." Kathy, who bought her mother's marriage and divorce certificates, is still bitter. "Dee thinks she was the only one Daddy talked to, the only one he loved," she says.
Although Michael bid unsuccessfully on a framed manuscript of "Hello, Darlin' " that Conway had kept on his office wall (it sold for $6,100), Dee spent nearly $200,000 picking up, among other things, Conway's customized 1980 AMC Pacer for $27,500, his trademark "CT" gold-and-diamond necklace and the Christmas watch, each for $19,000. In all, the auction took in more than $1 million. And though there were some unpleasant moments—Mickey was escorted out for allegedly trying to take postcards and other personal papers, and Kathy's oldest son, Ryan, 16, screamed at Dee when she drove away in the Pacer—the auction may finally let the family get on with their lives. "We should all have been happy with each other," says Michael. "We could have opened museums in Branson and shared all this with the fans. There's a lot of things we could have done."
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There is little to separate the six sides remaining in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying.
After two rounds, each participant in the Hexagonal has at least one point, while the United States, Panama, Mexico and Jamaica are separated by just one point. On Tuesday two of those sides—Mexico and the United States—will go head-to-head at the Azteca in Mexico City, after which the schedule will be half completed. It is to be a match of monumental importance, and not only because of the rivalry between the continental neighbours.
While Mexico-United States encounters are typically laced with animosity, this time around the stakes are even higher than usual. Given the tightness of the table and the overall quality of the teams involved, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that one of these two sides could fail to qualify for the 2014 World Cup.
Victory on Tuesday would go a long way in avoiding that fate, although for the United States even a draw would suffice.
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Prison Water Treatment Plant Wins Federal EPA Award
(Columbus) --- Reginald A. Wilkinson, Director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC), was joined by officials of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Ohio EPA today to present an award to the Pickaway Correctional Institution (PCI). PCI was recognized by the EPA as having the most improved wastewater facility in Region 5, which includes Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. In 1998 the water treatment plant at PCI was cited by the EPA for violating discharge limits and polluting the Big Darby Creek.
As a result of a productive partnership between the prison and Pickaway County officials the situation was resolved. PCI received the first place award in the Most Improved category. Twelve regional facilities also received improvement recognition, with PCI being the only prison to receive this recognition. As a result of the Regional award, the PCI treatment plant was entered into the national competition and was awarded the First Place John H. Sampson National Operation & Maintenance Excellence Award. The official presentation of this award will take place at the Water Environment Federation National Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, on October 15, 2001.
In addition to providing services to the Village of Orient, the facility provides water treatment for PCI, the Orient Correctional Institution, the Correctional Reception Center and the Corrections Training Academy, all located on the Orient Complex.
This national recognition comes as a result of hard work and dedication on the part of the staff of PCI and the cooperation of the community, said Wilkinson. The result of this partnership and the improvements that have been made to the environment illustrate our agencys commitment to Best Practices in every facet of corrections operations.
For further information contact the DRC Office of Public Information at (614) 752-1150.


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TOKYO April 30, 2014: JAL Group (JAL) today announced the consolidated financial results for the full fiscal year of 2013- the period from April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014. For the details, please refer to attached [Consolidated Financial Results for the Year Ended March 31, 2014].
During the reporting period of consolidated financial results for the fiscal year 2013 (April 1, 2013 ~ March 31, 2014, hereinafter "reporting period"), Japan economy was on a moderate recovery track. Households increased their income and investments also increased, supported by a recovery in exports and the development of various government policies. The Japanese consumption tax hike triggered a last-minute rush in demand. On the other hand, the global economic downturn put a downward pressure on domestic business activities.
Under these economic conditions, we strived to provide unparalleled service to our customers with top priority on flight safety and raise staff awareness for profitability and improve efficiency at management in order to achieve the targets in Rolling Plan 2013 of JAL Group's Medium Term Management Plan.
As a result of the above, during the consolidated fiscal year, total operating revenues were increased on-year by 5.7 % to 1,309.3 billion yen, total operating expenses, increased on-year by 9.5% to 1,142.5 billion yen, operating income, declined on-year by 14.6% to 166.7 billion yen, ordinary income, declined on-year by 15.2% to 157.6 billion yen, and net income for the full year was declined on-year by 3.2% to 166.2 billion yen.
(1) JAL Group Consolidated Results for the Period April 1,2013 - March 31, 2014
Figures are rounded down to the nearest tenth of a billion yen while percentages are rounded off to the first decimal place.
(2) Air Transportation Segment
International Passenger
We strived to maximize revenues by expanding Boeing 787 routes, etc., and improving our products and services such as progressively installing new cabin seats on our aircraft. As a result, international supply during the reporting period increased by 3.3% year-on-year in terms of available-seat-kilometer (ASK), demand increased by 4.0% year-on-year in terms of revenue-passenger-kilometer (RPK), the load factor (L/F) increased by 0.5 points year-on-year to 76.5%, and international passenger revenue came to 437.5 billion yen, up 7.6% from the year before.
Domestic Passenger
We implemented measures to boost demand, and adjusted aircraft capacity to meet demand according to demand trends so as to maximize revenue. As a result, domestic supply during the reporting period increased by 1.8% year-on year in terms of available-seat-kilometer (ASK), demand increased by 3.2% year-on-year in terms of revenue-passenger-kilometer (RPK), the load factor (L/F) increased by 0.9 points year-on-year to 64.0%, and domestic passenger revenue came to 487.4 billion yen, up 0.5% from the year before.
International and Domestic Cargo
In international cargo operations, in spite of limited chance for the increase in demand in this country, we have maximized our revenue by extensive revenue control management and catching the demand for the air cargo which passes Japan. The volume of international cargo transported during the report period increased by 9.7% year-on-year in terms of revenue-cargo-ton-kilometer (RCTK) in spite of very competitive environment, and international cargo revenue increased by 7.4% year-on-year to 54.2 billion yen due to intensifying competition.
In domestic cargo operations, in spite of a sluggish demand for farm products due to unseasonable weather and partial transfer to overland freight, but we strengthened relationships with customers and acquired new shipments to maximize revenue. During the reporting period, the volume of domestic cargo transported increased by 1.9% year-on-year in terms of revenue-cargo-ton-kilogram (RCTK), and domestic cargo revenue increased by 1.5% to 25.4 billion yen.
Figures are rounded down to the nearest tenth of a billion yen while percentages are rounded off to the first decimal place.
Note: 1. Shareholders' equity is total net assets excluding minority interests
2. Debt-to-equity ratio is interest-bearing debt divided by shareholders equity
(4) Forecast of JAL Group Consolidated Financial Results
JAL Group faces intensifying competition at the Tokyo metropolitan airports as a result of the dramatic increase of international flight slots at Haneda airport. Furthermore, as a unique challenge of JAL Group, we must survive the competition under the condition that fewer-than-expected international slots at Haneda airport were allocated to JAL Group. We will challenge to provide the finest products and services to deliver a refreshing and moving passenger experience on Narita routes, where we compete head-on with other airlines' routes departing from Haneda, in addition to keep the revenue on our existing route.
Because of the escalation of fuel costs due to the weak yen may prevail and competition may intensify in both international and domestic market, total operating expense is expected to be increased by 67.5 billion yen compared to the fiscal year 2013. As a result, operating income is seen to 140.0 billion yen, decreased by 26.7 billion yen compared to the fiscal year 2013.
Note: The forecast above represents estimates of future results based on the information available at the time of release and the company's reasonable judgment on this information. They are inherently subject to risks which may result in a divergence in the actual result from the forecasts and estimates contained herein.
(5) Dividend Policy
Passing benefits to our shareholders is one of the most important management goals of the company. It is our basic policy to distribute benefits to our shareholders in the form of dividends, while executing capital expenditures to respond to the change in business environment, and maintain internal reserves for building a strong financial structure.
With regard to dividends for FY2013, we will pay 160 yen per share, taking into account financial results and financial conditions for the full year, and the future business environment on the whole.
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FileDel("test.dat")The object of this call is a real world object, a file named "test.dat" living on some storage space. The object reference is its name. There is never a formal object (BASIC, C, JAVA, ...) although we might use one to implement this function. Why is there never a formal object reference? In this case FileDel would work as a FacadeFunction that shields us from the details of implementation and from the details of the LopHostLanguage. Thus we create THELOP code that may be portable across some programming languages and follow the ideal of LanguageIndependentProgramming. We might support function calls like
size=FileNaRetSize("test.dat") FileNaSetSize("test.dat", 1000) FileCpy("backup.dat","test.dat") FileNaCreateString("config.txt", "DefaultWiki=http://c2.com/cgi/wiki")and start building a VirtualClass. BTW the Na is a Thelop slang word (short for Name) that is used a modifier and tells us that not the usual object reference (e.g. a file handle) is used but the name of the object instead. -- hl
FileCreate("test.dat") size = FileNaRetSize("test.dat") FileNaSetSize("test.dat", 1000)is any better than this?
file = File.new( "test.dat" ) size = file.getSize() file.setSize( 1000 ) file.delete()In my version, your program is (a) less prone to errors (because you do not have to repeatedly type the same string), (b) easier to maintain (you only have to change the name of the file in one place), (c) easier to type (less characters), (d) easier to optimize (since you can dynamically or statically bind the message names), and (e) supports polymorphism. Before we used OO languages, most of us had these big internal vectors of structures (objects) and had no choice but to use public, free-standing functions to operate on those. It was kind of like Structures Oriented Programming. We had no choice but to use naming conventions since you couldn't have a function named Size that would produce different results based on the object it was invoked on. For example:
getSize( file ); getSize( rect ); getSize( array );This sort of thing was impossible because there was no overloading based on type. So, we had to be very careful with naming and do something like the following:
FileGetSize( pFile ); RectGetSize( pRect ); ArrayGetSize( pArray );Why would we want to go back to this? What advantage does it provide? -- RobertDiFalco In fact there isn't much difference, except my examples where meant as separate call examples. But
FileNaSetSize("test.dat", 1000)is better than
file = File.new( "test.dat" ) file.setSize( 1000 )because it expresses one thought in one ThelopSentence (ThelopName), instead of two. But this is not the point. One could build a similar single global procedure in OO and one would not use the file name as reference in my PP example, if the file is accessed multiple times. Both OO and PP could be made isomorphic and conforming to Thelop. Please provide an example that has multiple calls to the same file without using its name? On the other hand your
FileGetSize( pFile ); RectGetSize( pRect ); ArrayGetSize( pArray );don't qualify as LopName?s (ThelopNames), because they are not consistent with their meaning. In THELOP one would use
size = FileRetSize( pFile ); area = RectRetArea( pRect ); dim = ArrayRetDim( pArray );because size, area and dimension are three totally different properties, that should be represented by different words. At least that's what LOP is teaching when it talks about consistency. -- Helmut The problem with this is that the following example:
rect.getSize() --> (height, width) file.getSize() --> # of bytes list.getSize() --> # of elements array.getSize() --> # of elements string.getSize() --> # of characters...only requires the programmer to master one basic concept -- the concept of size. The meaning of getSize is not absolute but is relative to the context it was used in. This is just like 'real language -- objects are modifiers. So, for example, the term strike is slightly different in the context of a match than in the context of a hand and face. For a rectangle, size may be its height and width (a point) while for a file it may be a single integer denoting the number of bytes it contains. Your example is much more complex since each Object requires a unique and dedicated term. There is no general concept. The user must remember that Area goes with Rect, Size only with File, Dim goes with Array, and further more that Dim is an abbreviation for Dimension and Ret for Return. -- RobertDiFalco
poligon.retArea poligon.retDim --> # of points poligon.retSize --> Bytes of flat storage space needed poligon.retAreaBoundingRectIt is a question of what it costs and what it buys you. The cost is


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Of the two the AMD machine is by far better. It's the latest AMD socket AM2. And even the older s939 AMD dual cores always stomped on the PD's anyway.
The Intel system is using an older board that does support a Core2 at all. And the PD's are known to have heat problems.
Choice #2 without a doubt. It's worth the extra $60


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A vacant home on West 19th Street in Bayonne was burglarized by an apparent squatter who stole more than $2,000 worth of items, Bayonne police said.
Police were called to the home on Tuesday where a realtor for the home, who is a relative of the owner, told police that at 11 p.m. on Monday, a man was seen entering the property.
The realtor told police a snowblower, air conditioner, washing machine and assorted contractor's tools were taken from the home. The total value of the items stolen was roughly $2,000.
"Neighbors notified the realtor that someone was sleeping in the basement in a makeshift bed," said Bayonne Police Capt. Walter Rogers.
"They found sheets on the floor."
Rogers said police found the garage door was also damaged. Police did not say if the burglar acted alone or had help in moving the larger items, such as the washing machine.


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Northwest NEWS
ay 21, 2001
Metro to provide shuttle service to Folklife Festival
Metro Transit is providing special shuttle service for the Northwest Folklife Festival from both Northgate and downtown Seattle over the Memorial Day weekend, May 26-28, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. each day.
The Northgate shuttle will operate Saturday, Sunday and Monday of Memorial Day weekend between: the Northgate Park & Ride lot at Northeast 112th Street and 5th Avenue Northeast; the Northgate Transit Center at 1st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 103rd Street; and the Seattle Center on Mercer Street.
Headed toward Seattle Center, the Northgate Shuttle makes all posted stops along the route. Passengers can board the shuttle at any posted bus stop along its route. The trip from the Northgate P&R to Seattle Center is 25 minutes.
Return trips, signed "To Northgate Shuttle," leave the Seattle Center eastbound on Mercer Street at 3rd Avenue North. Be sure to check the sign on the bus.
Shuttles operate approximately every 20 minutes until the last bus leaves Mercer Street at Seattle Center Playhouse at 11 p.m.
The bus returns to the Northgate P&R via Aurora, Northgate Way, the Northgate Transit Center and 5th Avenue Northeast, dropping off passengers by request at any posted bus stop along the route.
In addition to all regularly scheduled service on 1st, 3rd and 4th Avenues, Metro Transit will operate another shuttle to and from the Seattle Center via the Pike Place Market and First Avenue.
Headed toward Seattle Center, the "Seattle Center Shuttle" makes all posted stops along the route. Return trips, signed "To Downtown Shuttle," leave the Seattle Center eastbound on Mercer Street, just east of 3rd Avenue North. Be sure to check the sign on the bus.
Shuttles operate approximately every 20 minutes until 11 p.m. The bus returns to Downtown Seattle via Mercer Street, 5th Avenue North, Cedar Street, and 2nd Avenue to Marion Street, dropping off passengers by request at any posted bus stop along the route.
On both shuttles, regular $1 (one-way) cash fares apply. All valid passes and transfers are accepted. Transfers and $2 All Day Passes will be issued upon request.
Family Fares are available on Sunday and Monday.
This schedule is the same all three days. There is no special shuttle service on Friday, May 25. Please use regularly scheduled transit service on that day.
On Memorial Day, Monday, May 28, Metro operates a Sunday schedule. Please check the Sunday timetable for your regular bus route for complete holiday service information.
Metro provides regular bus service to the Seattle Center on the following routes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 13, 15, 16, 18, 24, and 33. For more information about bus service, call Metro Rider Information at (206) 553-3000, TTY users call (206) 684-1739. Bus schedules are also available online at: http://transit.metrokc.gov.


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Being 3/4 Irish, I really dislike when recipes like this say "traditional". While they may be traditional to a family, they certainly are not the authentic Irish Soda Bread. If the recipe calls for anything OTHER THAN flour, buttermilk (or sour milk), baking soda and salt, it is a MODIFIED version. If it adds yeast or baking powder, sugar, eggs or items like that, it is now a cake and no longer bread. The peasants in Ireland could not afford much and certainly not currants, caraway seeds, butter, and all the other "fancy" ingredients of our time. The true/authentic recipe is as follows:
4 cups all purpose flour.
1 Teaspoon baking soda
1 Teaspoon salt
14 oz of buttermilk or sour milk
Preheat the oven to 425 F. degrees. Lightly crease and flour a cake pan.
In a large bowl sieve and combine all the dry ingredients.
Add the buttermilk to form a sticky dough. Place on floured surface and lightly knead (too much allows the gas to escape)
Shape into a round flat shape in a round cake pan and cut a cross in the top of the dough.
Cover the pan with another pan and bake for 30 minutes (this simulates the bastible pot). Remove cover and bake for an additional 15 minutes.
The bottom of the bread will have a hollow sound when tapped so show it is done.
Cover the bread in a tea towel and lightly sprinkle water on the cloth to keep the bread moist.
Thank you so much for adding your info!! Although not Irish, I grew up with a friend who is and her Mom used to make this all the time!! Everyone has a hard time finding a recipe that comes close to what she used to make, and of course she would never have had a need to write it down!!
I will be trying this out!
She also used to make what she called a potato bread, which she seemed to make similar (?) but it was done on the stove in a frying pan. It wasn't like a flat bread though, I don't think! Have to search for that one!
Thanks again
LOL Your comment made me seriously laugh out loud, to the point of my family asking what I was roaring about, because when I read it I thought, Yes, that Soda Bread is Just about as Irish as your Post is ENGLISH. hahahahaha
I think what you meant is, "Soda bread doesn't have currents, caraway seeds as it is a brown bread, not a white bread. What you have there is a current white bread."
See how much easier it is to understand when you use actual English?
As for the recipe, this is a very common Irish Soda Bread recipe. Google it
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Air Marshal visits software unit
By Express News Service - BANGALORE
Published: 10th November 2012 10:39 AM
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Air Marshal Rajinder Singh, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Training Command along with Jyoti Singh, President Air Force Welfare Association (Regional) visited the Air Force Software Development Institute (SDI) recently.
On his arrival at the SDI, the Air Marshal was received by Air Vice Marshal B K Sood, Commandant, SDI and was introduced to key personnel.
He was briefed about the software projects developed and integrated by SDI in avionics field and simulators. He visited several labs and monitored the progress of various avionics and simulation projects undertaken by the Institute.
The state of the art Su-30 MKI Integration Rig, indigenously developed several projects were demonstrated to the Air Marshal.
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Nrc Xp Workshop
Software Development the Extreme Way: An Interactive Workshop on Extreme Programming
March 11-22, 2002, National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada
led this ten-day intensive workshop at the Institute for Information Technology. All in all, this was a very high-energy, fun event.
Joshua and Rob started the workshop with a fun simulation exercise: writing a movie script, XP style. By the end of the first-day, the participants had a pretty good idea about the philosophy of XP and the underlying team practices. Then the participants selected a mock project to work on: the IitColloquiumOrganizer
. The rest of the time was divided among planning and implementing the IitColloquium
, discussion sessions, retrospectives, playing Xp games (XpLorations
and ShowDown
– courtesy of
), participative demos on Refactoring and
, and lectures given by different people.
The IitColloquiumOrganizer
's purpose is to automate the institute's event organization process from start to end. We completed two releases of the system, with two iterations per release, spending 1/2 day for release planning per release, 1/2 day for iteration planning per iteration, and 1/2 day for the iteration itself. We also had an additional refactoring iteration in the middle when things got out of control because the development team
had no time for refactoring
. The size of the customer subteam varied from two to four 'pesky'(*), but informed customers who supplied the development team with the stories and wrote acceptance tests. All customers incidentally were technical people; one was also an end user. Since the iterations were artificially small and the tasks relatively complex, the development team grappled with collisions in the beginning. The customers were too demanding (one in particular, no names), failed to speak with one voice most of the time, and regularly challenged our estimates (one in particular again, please, we can't name any names). They complained all the time although they had trouble keeping up with the development in producing nicely refactored, 'working' acceptance tests. Things got slightly better when one developer became a double agent, defecting to the customer subteam to help them write acceptance tests. She played both sides for a while, pair programming occasionally with the regular developers ('Hmmm, I wonder whether this is kosher?'). Nevertheless, the developers still loved the customers and the customers loved the developers! We were one team after all!
The Refactoring and
demos were awesome. Joshua and Rob showed us how to gradually refactor a piece of code based on the
. They also showed us how to migrate the IitColloquiumOrganizer
to take advantage of the
. See
. We also performed a number of participative [a.k.a. fishbowl]refactorings where a pair would sit in front of the integration machine and perform a small refactoring task live in a time-boxed manner, handing over the stage to a different pair when their time was up. In the meantime, the other participants yelled tips and instructions to the pair. The integration machine's screen was projected onto the wall for everyone to see.
At one point, the two coaches performed a sneaky refactoring behind our backs. They didn't break the system, but just about everybody flipped. We were angry for a while and contemplated firing the coaches -- that is until they demonstrated the rationale and we all went "aaah, that's why you did what you did -- I suppose we can live with it". Silently we thought:
Sun of a gun! How brilliant! These guys know what they are talking about!
. But of course, we never confessed our true feelings to them, being the brilliant researchers, developers, and business development officers we were.
The participants also spent half a day discussing how XP can be adapted to their own context. Some questions that were tackled include:
Can we do XP part time?
Can we do research XP style?
Will XP scale down to two to three-person projects?
How critical is it to have an experienced coach?
20 IIT participants with various backgrounds and experience attended the workshop. Six Early Bird participants attended the first week and helped complete the first two iterations of the IitColloquiumOrganizer
. Six courageous Late Comers jumped in at the beginning of the second week and helped complete the last two iterations of the IitColloquiumOrganizer
. The rest of the participants, with extraordinary stamina, went 'Full Monty', attending the whole spiel from start to end. They helped in the assimilation of the Late Comers by pair-programming with them. The Early Birds regularly dropped in during the second week to check on their fellow Xpers, and at times couldn't resist the urge to pair-, or triple-program with the Late Comers and Full Monty'ers.
The workshop took place at IIT's classroom, part of the institute's SoftwareQualityLab
. The set up was nearly ideal: slender workstations with large flat panels with ample desktop space; an instructor's machine hooked up to a ceiling-mounted projector (which served as the integration machine), an extra projector, a smart board (which we didn't use because the classroom police forbade it :-), whiteboards, flipcharts, an adjoining meeting room for the planning game. It could have been better if we could have rearranged the room in a more open-space layout, with the developer stations in the middle and customers' stations around the periphery. Nevertheless, it worked quite well the way it was.
gave the following talks during the workshop:
Pair Programming: Why Have Two Do The Work of One?
Agile Methods: Some Initial Empirical Results
Keep Your Options Open: Extreme Programming and Economics of Flexibility
The team concluded each release and the workshop with
Kudos to the coaches for a job extremely well done.
deserves the credit for the use of this adjective -- he meant it in the most affectionate manner
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Son walked in on us (NEED ADVICE)
How much did he actually see? - Not that you need to give us the details, but it would be different if he saw you both completely naked going at it, vs partially under the covers. I agree with keeping the explanation simple. Maybe ask him what he thought you were doing.
The other day my hubby and I were being intimate and I heard our 4 year old coming towards our room, so we stopped and covered up. He needed help going potty - so I took him (I was wearing my hubby's big football jersey) and my son asked why I was wearing that - I just said because it was comfy. Then he asked if he could snuggle with me and Daddy too and I said no not right now, lol -- he went back to watching his movie, and that was that, lol --- but he did not see anything
OMG. Please don't have the sex talk at 6! Let them keep their innocence for at least a few more years. Yes, sex is not something to be ashamed of but- really- does a 6 year old need to know about this just yet.
I walked in on my parents when I was little and they said just about exactly what thecheese said. lol. I agree that I wouldn't combine the "sex talk" with this because I think it would just cement it in his mind. I knew what sex was when I walked in on my parents but thank god I didn't think of the details in relation to what they were up to. I would say something to him though and answer questions so he doesn't think it's taboo. Good luck!
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Winslow Homer (1836-1910), Sparrow Hall, c. 1881-1882, oil on canvas, John Wilmerding Collection
In March of 1881 the artist sailed from New York to London. He settled in the village of Cullercoats on the North Sea, just below the Scottish border. The tightly knit community consisted mainly of fishermen and their families. In this painting, several women are knitting or darning near the entrance to a seventeenth-century cottage called Sparrow Hall; on the steps, a girl protectively steadies a younger child who dangles a bit of blue yarn in front of a calico cat.
Such hearty, industrious women were a constant source of inspiration to Homer. During the year and a half he remained in Cullercoats, the artist produced some of his most lyrically beautiful work. Sparrow Hall, wonderfully conceived, brightly colored, and superbly painted, stands very high among those works, and indeed among Homer's images from any period. This is one of the few finished oils produced in Cullercoats; most of his work abroad was done in watercolor. Homer's stay in Cullercoats marked a critical turning point in the artist's career; upon his return to the United States, his painting took on a newfound sense of gravity and monumentality that would characterize his mature style.
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Vanessa Williams says that costarring in the comedy-drama Soul Food, opening Sept. 26, was dangerous business for someone concerned with maintaining her shape. "I wasn't even thinking about fitting in my jeans," says Williams, 34, of the heartily catered set that stirred childhood memories of family road trips. "There'd be turkey, mac and cheese, [collard] greens. And string beans. And sweet potato pie. And pound cake." Leaving the set didn't necessarily help. "The worst was when I asked for a slice of peach cobbler to take home and was given a whole pie," says Williams. "Me in a hotel room on location with a whole pie is not a pretty thing."
Openly heterosexual actor Kevin Kline, who stars as a would-be straight teacher outed in the new comedy In & Out when one of his former students accepts an Academy Award, admits that his own sexuality was once called into question. "Actually, before we were dating, my wife Phoebe [Cates] said she saw me in Sophie's Choice and assumed I was gay," says Kline, 49, who has been married to the actress since 1989. "I said, 'Hmmmm, really? Why is that?' She said, 'Well, because you moved your hands so much in that movie. And you seem so, uh, clean.' It's funny because those are the two reasons why the high school kids in In & Out think that my character is gay."
When NBC's top-rated drama ER begins its fourth season with a live episode this Thursday, Sept. 25, a preoccupied George Clooney could be excused for being tempted to improvise some of his lines. "The live show is on the day before Peacemaker opens," says Clooney, 36, who costars with Nicole Kidman in the big-screen action thriller. "I've been joking with Anthony Edwards that in the middle of a key operation scene I'm gonna say, 'Can we hurry it up because I've got to get out of here and see that cool new movie The Peacemaker?' " But Edwards was quick to cut his pal down to size. Says Clooney: "Tony warned that if I say that, he is going to go, 'The Peacemaker? I heard that movie stinks.' "
For Jane Seymour, even a bout with leptospirosis, a tropical disease, couldn't ruin her family-style summer in Puerto Rico, where she was shooting a new big-screen version of Swiss Family Robinson. "I was blissfully happy about the whole thing until I got sick," says the star of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, whose husband, James Keach, played her spouse in the movie, the story of a family marooned after a shipwreck. "He got really, really fit for this, as did I. I don't know what Dr. Quinn's going to do with the muscles." For her four children, the elaborate set was a ready-made playground. "We had a bunch of tree houses," says Seymour, 46, "and a rope that you swung across." In fact, she wouldn't mind being stranded for a while on a tropical isle. "There's something very magical about the jungle," she says, "and eating all my favorite foods, like coconut and mango." What would she miss? "Antibiotics."
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I've been riding motorcycles since I was 14 years old, and passed my test not long after my 17th Birthday… a very long time ago! I like adventures (read small roads with grass in the middle) and adventure bikes and I can hear Scotland and Northumberland calling this year… and the lakes calling again.
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"Prodigal: A Rock Opera" tells age-old story with rock songs
East Hill hosts original Easter production April 2-4
A wealthy man's youngest son prematurely demands his inheritance money and moves to the city, in search of the "good life." But for him, the road goes somewhere else.
This Easter weekend, the East Hill Church Family - 701 N. Main Ave. in downtown Gresham - presents the powerful, ages-old story of the Prodigal Son like never before with the original production, "Prodigal: A Rock Opera."
"The story already is very powerful," said East Hill Creative Director Jeff Schroeder. "You're dealing with a headstrong son, a broken family and finding the way home. In the rock opera, we're putting new clothes on the parable, with U2, Lifehouse and Coldplay songs carrying the plot."
Schroeder added that it's called an opera because there's virtually no dialogue; all the "lines" are sung - lines that include "Second Chance" by Shinedown, "Fix You" by Coldplay and "Beautiful Day" by U2. He said the rock music used is friendly to all ages.
The story revolves around three characters: The wealthy and compassionate father, the headstrong and fame-hungry Prodigal, and the loyal and judgmental older brother.
"There are a lot of themes going on here," Senior Pastor Jason Albelo said. "There's love, loss, excitement, rejection, the pursuit of dreams, defeat, unfairness, celebration, confusion - it's a story in which all of us can see ourselves.
The production - which runs 7 p.m. Friday, April 2; 6 p.m. Saturday, April 3; and 9:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Sunday, April 4 - serves as East Hill's 2010 Easter celebration. "Prodigal: A Rock Opera" is free of charge to the public.
"This was a story Jesus told the high-and-mighty religious people while he was on Earth," Albelo said. "This is definitely an Easter story, because it's all about acceptance. Through these deep songs and the touching parable, we learn so much about ourselves and why Easter is the biggest celebration of the year."
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The couple that sweats together, stays together: Hilary Swank running through her usual morning workout with boyfriend John Campisi at Equinox Gym in Santa Monica. The 7 a.m. call time didn't dampen their moods. In between the weight circuits and ab exercises, the similarly dressed couple kept it light, laughing and playfully touching each other.
Indulging in a late lunch before hitting the Cloverfield premiere, lovebirds Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz were spotted sharing a quiet moment together at Chin Chin restaurant in West Hollywood. "They were eating in the back corner," says the onlooker. "They were really flirty, even sitting on the same side of the booth!"
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Rubicon Genomics and Diagenode agreed to integrate the former's ThruPLEX® sample preparation technology into Diagenode's epigentics platforms to improve DNA sample preparation for chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) applications, in particular its new MicroPlex Library Preparation Kit for ChIP-seq studies.
Diagenode develops instruments and reagent systems for life science applications, with a focus on epigenetics research and molecular diagnostics. The firm offers a range of kits for chromatin immunoprecipitation, and the SX-8G IP-Star® Compact Automated System for ChIP and DNA methylation analysis.
Preanalytical sample preparation specialist Rubicon's ThruPLEX-FD platform is a next-generation sequencing prep technology for the synthesis and amplification of ChIP DNA that uses a one-tube, three-step process. The firm says the technology can generate high-quality DNA from small samples, requires no intermediate purification steps, transfers, columns or gels, and can be used in plasma, FFPE, cDNA. Kits are available for sequencing on Illumina®, HiSeq®, MiSeq, and Genome Analyzer instrumentation. Development is ongoing for additional formats and platforms.
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Royal Ballet: La Fille Mal Gardee
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Do you want to protect your PR budget and perhaps even get a boost in spending? Then you'd better have the metrics to show senior leaders that your communications efforts directly play into their goals for the organization. To do that, you've got to set focused, specific, measurable goals for your PR programs. Vague terms like "building brand awareness" won't cut it.
Attendees at PR News' May 15 PR Measurement Conference, which will take place at Washington, D.C.'s National Press Club, will get intel on how to set precise, metrics-based goals from leading measurement experts. Attendees will also find that this metrics-based approach can be applied to the quest for personal happiness.
That's right—happiness through metrics.
C.C. Chapman, author of "Amazing Things Will Happen: A Real-World Guide on Achieving Success and Happiness" and keynoter for the PR Measurement Conference, would be the first person to say that he's no Nate Silver when it comes to numbers and analytics. But, as he points out in the following Q&A, having vague goals is a route to disappointment and stasis. As goes the individual, so goes the organization.
PR News: The May 15 Measurement Conference in Washington, D.C. will show professional communicators how to build metrics into the creation of their PR programs so they can prove their business value. Can this kind of metrics-based approach be adapted for one's own personal success and happiness?
C.C. Chapman: I'm not a metrics type of person. Opening up a spreadsheet program and looking at numbers is one of my least favorite tasks in the world. But, for those who need to measure their success and happiness in this way, the key is having very clear and tangible milestones that you will know if you hit it or not. Saying 'making more money' is not enough. You have to say 'I want to make 10% more money next year' or something similar that is clearly measurable.
For me, if people are honest with themselves, they will know if what they are working on, the company they are employed by and their daily tasks are bringing them happiness or not.
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Chapman: I've had this conversation many times and my answer is actually a question of, 'OK, what does working hard look like to you?' and the discussion goes from there. The reason I start there is because working hard at only what isn't satisfying you is very different than working hard towards making changes. There is a big difference.
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Chapman: That is the biggest problem. People and companies know that what they are currently doing isn't giving them the fulfillment they desire, but they rarely take the time to figure out what would make them happy.
In the book I talk a lot about how you'll never achieve the life you want if you can't clearly define the path to get there. There is an exercise in the book to step through something called the '3 Word Exercise' that is a focused brainstorming effort to narrow down any question to the three most important themes or words. For a company, this is harder because of so many people giving input, but a facilitated brainstorm like this could prove very beneficial.
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The Nike Air Foamposite One graced store shelves in a slew of loud colorways, and 2012 saw the release of two graphic concepts that really opened a new door for this legendary Nike Basketball shoe. This March 29th, Nike Sportswear will re-introduce the Air Foamposite One in what they call the brightest color in the spectrum: white. Today, Nike presents this exciting upcoming release in a great black-and-white profile, accentuating the vibrant nature of a crisp white upper, so check out the images below and stay tuned for a release later this month.
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nooooooo, these wont hold they value, foamposite kinda tired now...ovadone
All I can say is don't wear jeans with these kickz straight summer sweatpants or shorts. You should only wear these twice a month and carry baby wipes lol
These shoes will have little to no resell value worn so resellers..you better get yah pairs up. Cuz one scratch, scuff, unclean-able stain & there yours... for life lol
Perfect canvas for people who do custom shoes! They can make any colorway they want out of these!
Not a bad looking shoe, but I'll pass
...clean but not my style.
wow anyone notice the change of materials from around the ankle to a smooth leather compared to that square meshy like stuff looks like a dope shoe gonna have to cop
Do these really come with a TIDE (stain remover) pen? I see a lot of fights breaking out over dudes stepping on these joints... I hate seeing dudes rock kicks and stop to wipe them off but I may have to accept it with these....
Too clean! Damn
So this is the "Altar Boy" edition that I've been hearing around. Very immaculate indeed.
These "altars" are too pure for me. :)
These aint clean after every wear joints. These are clean while you wear.
Too bad those ain't all white, like the "Memphis".
The common case with these, will be peoples Levi's and Polo jeans bleeding on the white mesh material. It's inevitable.
Are they going to sell these in a size 15?
These is good to have in anyone's collection, but you can't really have fun with these on muchless it should be worn maybe 3x a month just to keep the inside clean.. it makes you think if you really wanna spend $240 on these. Ill pass tho.
I want!!
Good luck everybody. Super clean. Just too white for me. lol
Cant believe that I'm about to drop 220 on these..
this will be the most customized foam ever! cant wait to see what people do to it lol
Only if these bitches glo when u walk! Lol
Damn clean as heck! Wasn't gonna get em but I think I am now
Na.. I'm good with the Phoenix Suns Foams.
Not my style but good luck to everyone trying to cop
The stryro foams but honestly it will be interesting to see how they look when the soles begin to yellow
Cleanest shoe ever
shit its all smooth leather not suede damn
@Lusinmader i only wear sevens and true religion. i dont wear that cheap shit.
@iamromierome Exactly
@JuiceMontana No it would be interesting to see after a night out on the town after a few beers lolol
@HenryLeung @Lusinmader i dont wear levi but i wouldnt down play em they retail for $500 for the right pairs and have best reail i seen some trashed versions go for 250,000 on a auction
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Scalloped panels along the edge of the Sherpa Adventure Gear Rani Hat remind us of a turtle's shell. And like its source of inspiration, the Rani will be the protective shield you take along everywhere. Its wool knit naturally retains heat while deflecting cold and wet weather. The fleece lining makes the experience that much more comfy.Constructed of 100% wool - hand knit in Nepal.100% Polarfleece polyester lining.Avg. weight: 3.5 oz.Import.
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Scramble for the Ball needs your fantasy football questions. Trades, start/sit, add/drop, league etiquette, whatever you want. Post 'em here or hit the mailbag at Scramble -et- FootballOutsiders -dit- com. Once Scramble posts Wednesday afternoon, hit the comments section there and we'll answer those questions as well.
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Your thoughts on Jackie Battle taking over Mike Tolberts role as TD Vulture in San Diego?
If anybody's the vulture, I still expect it to be Le'Ron McClain. I think there's a chance Mathews gets the goalline carries, and he did well on the goalline carries he got last year. On the general subject of SD backs, Mathews comes back this week, which very likely means somebody sits. McClain is the fullback and Ronnie Brown the third-down back, so they're active. Between Battle and Brinkley, Battle has special teams value, so my expectation is Brinkley is likely to sit this week.
I like Bowe here @ NO because it has the potential to be a high scoring game and he will get targets.
Although DEN playing HOU on a short week makes Demaryius more risky, I am leaning towards him over Colston simply because Colston has yet to produce.
Pick two...
Bowe for sure, especially given the Saints' defense this year. The Texans seem to be a much tougher matchup than the Chiefs, and there's a lot of uncertainty for me with Thomas-he could have a great day killing Kareem Jackson with slants or Johnathan Joseph could pretty much shut him down. Given that, I lean Colston instead, even though I'm a frustrated Colston owner as well.
.5 ppr, 3 WR
Bowe, Colston, S. Johnson, Wayne. Which one rides the pine?
Four good choices. I'd say Wayne, Bowe, and Stevie Johnson given Colston's mediocre productivity the first two weeks and some pretty juicy matchups.
Need a starter out of my RB2 platoon for this week:
Stevan Ridley @BAL
Pierre Thomas vKC
Jonathan Stewart vNYG
Can't decide between Ridley and Thomas. Primary RB vs strong defense or committee RB vs weak defense?
Well, Stewart is questionable, so if he doesn't play Thursday your life is easy. If Stewart does play, I lean Thomas simply because I'm not yet at the point where I think Bill Belichick believes in Ridley and the running game enough to try to run the ball against a strong defense.
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The words "food" and "truck" together used to conjure visions of the "roach coaches" of the past. However, today's food trucks have gourmet beginnings and are typically run by a chef or foodie who wants a restaurant but simply can't afford it — like Giancarlo Alarcon of Aji Mobile Foods truck.
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text: Student journalism PLU symposium: Water is rare, scary and flows to the powerful By Jake Ellison • Feb 27, 2012 Igor Strupinskiy / PLU student Students journalists covering "Our Thirsty Planet," a symposium about water put on by Pacific Lutheran University's Wang Center for Global Education, have wrapped up their coverage on "Water For Thought," a Website created for KPLU's experiment in student-sourced journalism. With videos and stories, the students review the impact of the symposium and new perspectives on water. Below are headlines and highlights:


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Inventing the Abbotts
It's so damn obvious from the beginning of "Inventing the Abbotts" that Doug Holt (Joaquin Phoenix) and Pam Abbott (Liv Tyler) are going to get together that you just wish the filmmakers would get the whole thing over with. Instead, they stretch it all out into some ridiculous class-conflicted melodrama where Doug and Pam run around looking at each other with those "I really want to screw you now but if I do it'll cut the film short" eyes. Thus, they always find some stupid, frequently unexplained reason not to express their feelings or to express them in such a way as to confuse the other person entirely.
Aside from being completely predictable, one of the reasons most people will know exactly how this film ends is because they've seen the trailer, which, idiotically, reveals the film's cathartic moment. Apparently Pat ("Circle of Friends") O'Connor and the rest of the filmmakers thought catharsis was some type of feline disease because they didn't think twice about sucking it right out of this movie with their little promotion.
Since there's never any real doubt that Pam and Doug will hook up and make the film a happy experience, it was a true disappointment that the filmmakers didn't get some mileage out of other characters in the film, particularly Will Patton, who plays the Abbott patriarch. Personally, if I were the director, one of the Abbott girls would have turned around and screamed in horror: "Holy shit, Will Patton is my father!" and run under a passing bus.
Will Patton just looks flat-out freaky all the time, as if at any moment he's going to do something wacky. Actually, it's rather unfortunate that Patton didn't go on some wild fork-throwing rampage in this movie, because at least it would have added some gore and carnage and made this film nominally interesting.
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Onetime waitress Joan Rice enjoyed a brief flurry of popularity in British films of the early- to mid-1950s. Joan's screen debut was in 1950's Blackmailed, after which she settled into demure, ornamental roles. She was Maid Marian in Disney's Anglo-American production The Story of Robin Hood (1953), and Burt Lancaster's vis-a-vis in His Majesty O'Keefe. Retiring from films in 1961, Joan Rice made a comeback as a character actress in the 1970s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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