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une 10, 2002
Dining In: Father's Day: June16
Grilled Tomato Pesto-Stuffed Steak
Total preparation and cooking time: 40 minutes
2 boneless beef top loin (strip) steaks, cut 1-1/2 inches thick (about 1 3/4 pounds)
3 large tomatoes, cut into
1/2-3/4 inch slices
1 Tbsp. grated romano cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
1/4 c. prepared basil pesto
1/4 c. finely chopped (oil-packed) dried tomatoes
2 Tbsp. finely chopped garlic
2 tsp. finely chopped fresh rosemary
Combine pesto ingredients in small nonstick skillet. Cook over medium-low heat, about 4-6 minutes or until garlic is tender but not brown.
Meanwhile, using a sharp knife, cut a pocket in each beef steak. Make a horizontal cut through the center of each steak, parallel to the surface of the meat, about 1/2 inches from each side. Cut to, but not through, opposite side. Spoon half of the pesto mixture into each steak pocket, spreading evenly. Secure openings with wooden picks.
Place steaks on grid over medium-low, ash-covered coals. Grill steaks, covered, 16-19 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning frequently. Remove from grill; keep warm. Season with salt and pepper, as desired. Grill with tomato slices about 3 minutes or until heated through, turning once. Sprinkle with cheese and season with salt and pepper as desired.
Remove wooden picks; carve steaks crosswise into 1/2-inch thick slices. Serve with tomatoes.
Makes 6 servings.
Recipe courtesy of Beef Council of Washington
The Best Fried Onion Rings
3 to 4 large sweet onions
1 c. all-purpose flour
1 tsp. salt
1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
1 egg, separated
3/4 c. milk
1 Tbsp. salad oil
Slice onions into rings. In one bowl, mix together flour, salt and baking powder. In another bowl, beat egg yolk then stir in milk and salad oil. Add contents of bowl two into bowl one, stirring until smooth. In third bowl, beat egg white until soft peaks form then fold into bowl one, stirring until smooth. Dip onion rings into batter and deep fry until golden brown.
Makes 4 servings.
Recipe courtesy of Family Features
Garden Pasta Salad
1/2 pound uncooked small shell macaroni
1/2 pound fresh green beans, cut diagonally into 1-inch lengths
1 pound tomatoes, diced
1 can (15 ounces) red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
1/4 c. finely chopped red onion
1/4 c. chopped fresh basil leaves
3 Tbsp. soy sauce
3 Tbsp. white wine vinegar
3 Tbsp. vegetable oil
1 clove garlic, pressed
1 tsp. sugar
1/4 to 1/2 tsp. pepper
Cook macaroni according to package directions, omitting salt. Drain and rinse immediately under cold water to cool; drain well. Cook green beans in steamer basket over boiling water in covered saucepan about 10 minutes, or until tender. Cool beans under cold water; drain well. Combine macaroni, green beans, tomatoes, kidney beans and onion in large bowl.
Measure basil, soy sauce, vinegar, oil, garlic, sugar and pepper into jar with screw-top lid. Cover and shake well; pour over macaroni mixture. Toss gently to coat all ingredients well. Cover and refrigerate 1 to 2 hours to blend flavors, tossing occasionally.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
Recipe courtesy of Family Features
Strawberry Splash Punch
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Makes 10 servings
1 1/2 c. fresh whole strawberies
1/2 c. lemon juice from concentrate, chilled
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk, chilled
1 (1-liter) bottle of strawberry flavored carbonated beverage, chilled
Ice cubes, optional
Mint leaves, fresh, whole straw-berries, citrus slices, optional
In blender container, combine 1 1/2 c. strawberries and lemon juice. Cover and blend until smooth.
Add sweetened condensed milk. Cover and blend.
Pour ito large pitcher. Gradually stir in carbonated beverage. Add ice if desired. Garnish each serving with a whole strawberry and mint leaf if desired
Recipe courtesy of Family Features
Triple Berry Pie
Prep: 20 minutes
Bake: 50 minutes
2 c. halved strawberries
1 c. blueberries
1 c. raspberries
1 c. sugar
1/4 c. tapioca
1 package (15 ounces) refrigerated pie crust
1Tbsp. butter or margarine
Mix berries, sugar and tapioca in large bowl. Let stand 15 minutes.
Prepare pie crust as directed on package for 2-crust pie, using 9-inch pie plate.
Fill with fruit mixture. Dot with butter. Cover with second pie crust. Seal and flute edge. Cut several slits to permit steam to escape.
Bake at 400ˇF for 45 to 50 minutes or until juices form bubbles that burst slowly. Cool. Makes 8 servings.
How to Prepare Lattice Top Crust: Cut second pie crust into 10 (1/2-inch) strips with pastry wheel or knife.
Place 5 of the strips over filling. Weave lattice crust with remaining strips by folding back alternate strips as each cross strip is added. Fold trimmed edge of lower crust over ends of strips. Seal and flute edge.
Bake as directed.
Courtesy of Family Features
Grilled Beef Sirloin Steak and Potato Planks
Total preparation and cooking time: 50 minutes
1 beef top sirloin steak, cut 1-1/2 inches thick (about 2 pounds)
2 tsp. coarse grind black pepper
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 pounds medium all-purpose potatoes, cut lengthwise into 1/2-inch thick slices
1 Tbsp. vegetable oil
1/2 c. dairy sour cream
2 Tbsp. prepared basil pesto sauce
Salt to taste
2 Tbsp. chopped roasted peppers
Combine pepper and garlic. Press evenly onto all surfaces of steak. Toss potatoes with oil.
Place steak in center of grid over medium, ash-covered coals. Grill steak, covered, 22-26 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning occasionally. Grill potatoes 20-25 minutes or until tender, turning frequently. Remove steak when instant-read thermometer registers 140 degrees for medium rare; 155 degrees for medium. Tent loosely with aluminum foil and let stand 10 minutes. Temperature will continue to rise to 145 degrees for medium rare and 160 degrees for medium.
Combine sour cream and pesto. Carve steak across the grain into thin slices. Season steak and potatoes with salt, as desired. Top potato planks with sour cream mixture, sprinkle with red peppers. Serve with beef.
Makes 6-8 servings.

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Peter Talbot came West in 1890, to teach school, at Fort
Macleod. He was there for two years and then moved to Lacombe
and homesteaded, raising purebred cattle. Peter was born
in 1854 in Wellington Co., Ontario and died in 1919 at Lacombe,
Alberta. He was married at Guelph, Ontario, in 1879 to Clara
Card, who was born there in 1854 and died in 1947 at North
Vancouver, B.C. There were four children in the family.
Peter was President of the Purebred Cattle Breeders Association,
in 1901 and 1902. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly
of the Northwest Territories Government. In 1902 he was
elected as a member of Parliament for the Constituency of
Strathcona. In 1904, he was appointed to the Senate.
"Kamoose" built a Stopping place at Fort Macleod
in 1881. He was born in 1824 on the Isle of Wight, England
and died at Lethbridge, Alberta in 1901. He was a member
of the South West Cattle Association. He retired from the
Stopping place in 1892, to his farm.
Sykes Taylor was at Morley, Alberta in 1886. He was born
in 1868 at Yorkshire, England and died in 1936 at Cochrane,
Alberta. He was married at Morley in 1893 to Annie Maria
Smith. She was born in 1875 at Suffolk, England and died
in 1962 at Calgary, Alberta. There were eight children in
the family.
Mr. Tedford came west in the spring of 1888 and homesteaded
northwest of Cluney. A keen business man Jim made money
in Gleichen boom days. Tedford's were fortunate in having
a good water supply. They raised cattle. It cost next to
nothing to produce a full grown steer on free prairie grass
and good water. He retired in 1916 to live in Burnaby, BC.
George Thew and his family were in Fort Macleod in 1885.
He was born in 1858 at Toronto, Ontario and died in 1930
at Fort Macleod , Alberta. George married Martha Weatherhog,
who was born in England in 1862 and died in 1920 at Peace
River, Alberta. They had three children.
Felix farmed in the Pincher Creek area, in 1889, coming
in advance of his family, who came in 1891. He was born
in 1855 at Cacouna, Quebec and died in 1923 at Pincher Creek,
Alberta. He married Mary Ann Bellefleur, at Green River,
N.B., in 1881, who was born at Green River in 1857 and died
in 1913 at Pincher Creek. They had three children.
Thomas came to Calgary in 1881 and settled at the mouth
of Pine Creek, seventeen miles southeast of Calgary, for
ten years. He was born in 1862 at Bridgend, Glamorganshire,
South Wales, U.K and died in 1950 at Calgary, Alberta. In
1887 at Midnapore, Alberta he married Agnes Egerie Louise
Shaw, who was born in 1866/7 at Kent, England and died in
1947 at Calgary. They had four children. He moved into Calgary
to engage in the Thomas Ice and Fuel Co. Later he was in
Real Estate, erecting the Thomas and Cadogan blocks. He
was a City of Calgary Alderman in 1905.
Mr. Thompson arrived in Lethbridge in 1885.
David Thompson was born in Wales in 1770. His father died
when he was two, his mother placed him in a charity institution
called Grey Coat School. At age fourteen he joined the Hudson
Bay Co. as an apprentice and arrived in Churchill in 1784
and was under the governorship of Samuel Hearne. In 1788
he broke his leg and while recuperating he studied under
P. Turnor, the HBCs' surveyor where he learned map making
and became one of the best navigators and astronomers in
Canada. He married Charlotte Small who was part Cree and
raised a family of eleven children. In 1897 he left the
employ of the HBC and walked seventy five miles to the North
West Trading Co. at Reindeer River. He spent the next twenty
seven years in their employ. They spent the remaining years
of their lives in Quebec where David continued to make maps.
His view of Indians bordered on reverence. He blamed Europeans
for everything and every wrong committed in the New World.
The red man had a perfect balance until the fur traders
came and desecrated their natural paradise.
M.P. Thomson was in Calgary in 1885. He operated the Thomson
Bros. Books and Stationery store that opened in April 1884.
The Thomson family came to Gladys Ridge district in 1889,
where they homesteaded on the SE1/4 32-20-27-W5th. They
had emigrated to Ontario from Scotland in the early part
of 1880. William was born in 1829 at Buckhaven, Scotland
and died in 1894 at Gladys, Alberta. He was married in 1852
in Scotland to Elizabeth, who was born in Scotland in 1827
and died at Gladys, Alberta in 1918. They had three children.
William was killed falling from a haystack in 1894. Mrs.
Thomson remained on the farm until her death in 1918.
David Thorburn was at Calgary in 1882, as an Agent of
Eastern Investors. In 1885, he returned to settle on a homestead
NW 1/4 4-21-28-W4th, (Davisburg) which was named "Anchor
T" He fought in the Riel Rebellion. David was known
for his judging at large horse shows.
William first arrived in Calgary in 1882 with his brother
David, as agents of eastern investors. He also returned
in 1885 and homesteaded at Davisburg, with his brother and
in conjunction with Ed. Quinn, they ran six hundred head
of sheep on the south side of the Highwood River. He later
moved to Pine Lake and ranched there until he retired to
Elnora, Alberta where he died in 1937. He had two sons with
his first wife (a Miss Ross). His second wife was Mrs.Rawlinson
and they had one daughter.
Mr. Thorlakson came by mixed human-cattle boat from Iceland
in 1887 and homesteaded SE 20-7-2-5. In 1888 he married
Gubjorg Bjornson. They had three children. Mr. Thorlakson
played an important part in the Hola district, building
the first school, organized the Markerville Tindastoll Butter
and Cheese Association, the Iceland Literary Society, Good
Templars Lodge and any community project.
Wilfred Thorne came West in 1888 and was a cook at Lineham's
Lumber Camp in 1890-91. He was born in New Brunswick in
1848 and died at Aldersyde, Alberta in 1927. He was married
in Eastern Canada. His wife died there. They had three children.
Catherine Thornton was in Medicine Hat in 1886. She was
born at London, Ontario in 1858 and died in 1945 at Medicine
Hat. She was a spinster.
When John came West in 1888, he worked for Stimson at
the Bar U Ranch, then in 1889 bought a cabin at Pekisko,
on the "Old D Ranch". He was born in 1863 at Ellingham,
England and died in 1950 at High River, Alberta. In 1900
he worked for Aubrey Cartwright and in 1907 he entered into
full partnership with him. They bought the "D"
brand in 1909.
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Bernt Thorpe came to Calgary in 1886, with the Eau Claire
Lumber Co. Born at Frederikstad, Norway in 1855 and died
at Calgary, Alberta in 1931. He was married in Norway in
1876, at Borge Kirk,Frederikstad to Matea Olsen. She was
born in 1854 at Frederikstad and died in 1940 at Calgary.
They had eight children. Bernt came from Norway to New York,
USA in 1880, to work for John Prince at Porter's Lumber
Co. at Eau Claire, Wisconsin. His wife and a daughter came
to Eau Claire in 1880 and in 1887, the family followed Bernt
to Calgary. The Thorpe residence was moved to Heritage Park,
in 1970.
Archdeacon John Tims, was at the Blackfoot Crossing, in
1883. He was sent to open a Mission amongst the Blackfoot
Indians, where he served to 1895. He was born at Oxford,
England in 1857 and died at Calgary, Alberta in 1945. He
was married at Gleichen, Alberta in 1890, to Violet Winnifred
Wood, who was born in 1866 at London, England and died in
1945, at Calgary. They had three children. John was ordained
in St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England in 1883. He then
went to the Sarcee Reserve, to serve for thirty-five years.
Archdeacon Tims held Pastorates at St. Peter's Glenmore
and St. Paul's at Midnapore, for an additional twelve years.
Frederick Topp came to Calgary in 1885. He and his wife,
Flora, had five children. Topp ran a Butcher Shop. He was
an Alderman in 1891 and a School Trustee in 1893-94. He
left Calgary in 1890's and died at Toronto, Ontario. He
was born in England in 1861.
Christina had been orphaned in the East and came to an
Aunt, Mrs. J.C. McNeill, in 1889. She was born in 1871 at
St. Alemonte, Ontario and died in 1947 at Banff , Alberta.
She was married in 1897 at Calgary, to William Alexander,
who was born in 1870, at New Market,Ontario and died in
1955, at Calgary. Her husband, William, was an early Jeweller,
in Calgary in 1890.
Francis Towers was in Calgary in 1883. Born in 1850 at
Birmingham, England, he died at Vancouver,B.C. in 1936.
He was married at Toronto, Ontario to Elizabeth Glover,
who was born in 1855 on Gurnsey Island and died at Carstairs,
Alberta in 1940. They had seven children. In 1866, Francis
came to Canada, where he worked for a Dairy farm, then as
a Foreman of a crew laying rails for the C.P.R. between
Winnipeg, and Calgary. He was in Vancouver before coming
to Calgary in 1883. He was Foreman at Cheadle, Alberta when
the Riel Rebellion started. He later built up a herd of
cattle and took a homestead on NW 1/4 20-25-4-W5th.
Vincent Towers was at Cochrane in 1884 and Radnor in 1887.
He was born in England in 1858 and died at Victoria, B.C.
in 1936. He was married in England to Sarah Ketland, who
was born in England and died in 1909 at Canmore, Alberta.
They had a family of eight children.
Jeremiah Travis a recently appointed stependiary magistrate
was sent to Calgary to enforce the very unpopular liquor
law in 1885. In November 1885 he sentenced a local saloon
keeper and town councilor, Simon John Clark to six months
in jail. Shortly after he jailed Hugh Cayley, editor of
the Calgary Herald for making comments in the press. In
a final act of dubious legal merit, Travis disqualified
the recently elected mayor and town council from holding
office. In 1886 there was an absence of civic government
as the officials installed by Magistrate Travis were unable
to find any of the pertinent records. A civic delegation
was sent to Ottawa and Travis was suspended and later superannuated.
Travis returned to Calgary in retirement and became one
of the town's best know citizens. He died in 1909. He had
one daughter.
William and his wife Lucy came to Calgary in 1889. He was
born at Cornwall, England in 1865 and died at Victoria in
1936. He was married at Cornwall in 1888 to Lucy Ann Genn,
who was born at Falmouth, England in 1865 and died at Victoria,
B.C. in 1928. They had four children.
Andrew was five miles south of Calgary, for eighteen months
before going to Red Deer, in 1889. He organized the Red
Deer Dairy Products Co. Andrew was born in 1846 at Carlton,
Ontario and died at Red Deer, Alberta in 1936. He was married
in Ontario in 1871 to Cynthia Ann Wright, who was born in
Ontario and died there in 1887. His second marriage was
to Lidia, who died in 1909. There were thirteen children.
In 1881, Rev. Samuel Trivett, went to the Blood Reserve,
Fort Macleod, as an Anglican Missionary. He was born in
England in 1852. Samuel was ordained in 1878 by the Bishop
of Saskatchewan. He homesteaded on Big Island just off the
Reserve. Rev. Samuel Trivett, accompanied Archdeacon Tims
to the Blackfoot Crossing, in 1883. He opened the first
Pincher Creek, Anglican Church, in 1884. He had two sons.
Trott Brothers Drug Store, was on Stephen Avenue, Calgary,
in 1885. Samuel was born in 1847 and died in 1891 at Calgary.
He married Elizabeth J.
John was in Medicine Hat, in 1885. He was born in 1863
at Sawbridge, England and died in 1915 at Taber, Alberta.
He was married at Calgary, Alberta, in 1891 to Edith Maude
Walker, who was born at Hull, England in 1869 and died at
Victoria, B.C. in 1954. They had six children. John worked
for I.G. Baker and the Hudson Bay Co., at Fort Macleod,
Alberta. He moved to Wetaskiwin and later to Lethbridge,
finally to Taber, to operate a General Store. He was the
first Mayor of Taber in 1907.
Andrew and his wife, Mary Jane came to Calgary in 1880.
Andrew was born at Teeswater, Ontario in 1841 and died at
Banff, Alberta. He married Mary Jane Hall, who was born
in 1851 in New Brunswick and died at Banff , Alberta. They
had three children.
The first resident Pastor of the Methodist Church in Calgary,
Alberta, in 1883.
James Turner arrived at Calgary in 1886. He was born in
Scotland. He homesteaded SW 1/4 10-21-3-W5th, in the Millarville
district, in 1887. In 1896, he acquired land south of Calgary,
which it is claimed gave the name to Turner Siding. This
is now the Haysboro district of Calgary. The name of Turner
Siding is also claimed by his cousin, John A Turner. James
was a brother of Robert Turner and cousin of John A Turner
and Peter Turner-Bone.
John Turner came to Calgary in 1886. Born in 1867 in Scotland,
he died in 1935. John was married in 1895 to Wilhelmina
(Minnie) Dawson. They had four children. With his cousins
Bryce Wright and Peter Turner-Bone, he established the Ailsa
(Al) Ranch at Turner Valley. He later established his own
ranch "Balbreggan Stock Farm", east of the Sarcee
Reserve, on the Elbow River. He raised Clydesdale horses,
Shorthorn cattle and Pedigreed Shropshire sheep. His extensive
shipments through Turner Siding was probably the cause of
its name. John was President and a member of the Board of
Directors of the Horse and Cattle Breeders Association of
Alberta, for a number of years.
Mr. Turner arrived in Calgary in 1890. He had three children;
John, Albert and Harry.
Robert and his brother James, joined their cousin, John
A. Turner, at Calgary, Alberta in 1886. Robert was born
in Scotland in 1861 and died in 1951 at Vancouver, B.C.
In 1888 at Montreal, Quebec he married Catherine (Kate)
Gardiner Dawson, who was born in 1861 in Scotland and died
in 1963 at Vancouver, B.C. They had one child. Robert homesteaded
the SE 1/4 10-21-3-W5th. He also had a number of other quarter
sections in the same area. He raised Clydesdale horses,
Shorthorn cattle and Sheep. He was a Gazetted Captain of
the 15th Light Horse, in 1905.
Peter was at Medicine Hat and Calgary in 1883. He was
born in Scotland in 1859 and died at Calgary, Alberta in
1945. In 1892, in Scotland , he married Elizabeth Lusk Allan.
She was born in Scotland in 1866 and died at Calgary in
1929. They had two children. Peter was a C.P.R. Surveyor
and worked for them from 1883 to 1886. With his cousins,
the Turner Brothers and Bryce Wright, he established the
"Ailsa" ranch at Turner Valley. He also worked
as a Surveyor on the Calgary to Edmonton rail line, and
was an Engineer on the C.P.R. irrigation projects. Author
of "When The Steel Went Through".
Thomas Tweed arrived in Medicine Hat in 1883. He married
Helen Sutherland and they had one child. Thomas was a partner
in the firm of Tweed and Ewart, at Medicine Hat, Alberta.
In 1888, he was elected by acclaimation to the N.W. Territorial
Assembly. He was Head Table Guest at a reception for the
Hon. Lt.. Gov. Edgar Dewdney, at Calgary in 1888.
Joseph Tyrrell came west in 1883 with the Canadian Geological
Survey who were mapping and exploring the western territories.
He explored the Crowsnest Pass area, west to the Rogers
Pass and then east where he came to the badlands. He was
an expert revolver shot and once accepted a wager, saying
that he could shoot 12 rabbits in succession while sitting
on his saddle horse. He won and shot the thirteenth to emphasize
his skill. On June 9, 1884 while working in the Red Deer
River valley he saw a strange looking brown hump on the
hillside. On his knees he began to dig out what he soon
saw to be a fossilized bone. This was the first discovery
of the Alberta dinosaur remains. A month later July 4, 1884
he made another startling discovery, which he described
this way. He had turned to look up the valley and saw "a
great ugly face with rows of ugly spikelike teeth",
staring at him. Underneath the skull was a complete skeleton
which was the first found in the valley.


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Imagine being the last person living on a post-apocalyptic earth. Just you, all alone.
That's the premise of Above & Beyond's video for "Blue Sky Action," which the electronic dance trio let Mashable premiere on Thursday. It features vocals from Alex Vargas.
"'Blue Sky Action' is part inspired by the first half-hour of the film Wall-E, which for me was one of the most moving, romantic films of its generation," Above & Beyond's Tony McGuinness said. "'Wall-E is the last man standing on an earth rendered uninhabitable by pollution and fierce sunlight. He owns every material thing imaginable, but something is missing; he's lonely. When the clouds part unexpectedly his perspective changes, and he decides to risk everything for adventure and love, and so begins his blue sky getaway."
By the end of the video, just like EVE in Disney-Pixar's Wall-E, a surprise space traveler cures his loneliness.
"Blue Sky Action" is a single from the London-based group's forthcoming album, but before that project drops in 2015, Above & Beyond will headline a show at New York City's famed Madison Square Garden on Oct. 18.
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Thinking About My Dreams with Harriette Cole
By Marcus Samuelsson | February 2, 2016
When my good friend Harriette Cole invited me to be a part of her DREAMLEAPERS talk series at Ginny's Supper Club last night, I didn't realize what an inspirational evening it would prove to be. Harriette began the night by reciting one of her favorite poems:
Come to the edge.
We can't. We're afraid.
Come to the edge.
We can't. We will fall!
Come to the edge.
And they came.
And he pushed them.
And they flew.
– Christopher Logue
What followed was an engaging discussion about how to dedicate yourself to your dreams and how the past shapes the way you approach your journey. Throughout the night Harriette challenged me with questions about my past and present that made me say "wow" multiple times during the hour long program. It made me think about what my dreams have been and what my dreams are now.
If you've read my memoir, Yes Chef, you know that one of my first dreams was to be a soccer player. Failing at this dream made me realize that your first dream may not be your last dream or the one that defines you. From playing soccer, I learned discipline, team work, and work ethic; no matter how hard you work, someone else is working harder. It was a very humbling experience. To be a soccer player was more of a hope then a dream.
My true dream was to open a restaurant in the United States. I wrote it down and hung it up on the wall so I could see it every day. Every action I did was targeted, and I became minutely focused on achieving this dream. A mentor of mine told me it was impossible, that he had never seen any black man open a restaurant, and it was painful to hear him say that. However, he also let slide the hint that maybe in America, I could achieve my dream. Maybe in New York City. Harriette and I talked about when you are faced with an obstacle that makes your dream seemingly unattainable, and you don't take that leap. Those that do, those that thrive on friction and the ability to articulate what they want and work for it, those are the ones that succeed. I don't see being successful as how much money you have, rather it's how you complete the small tasks you've given yourself. Look at your progress after three months and critically examine where you started, where you are now, and where you are going.
Today my dream is for Harlem. You often hear people say that Harlem is a food desert, but Harlem wasn't always this way! It flourished in the 40's and 50's, and we now are restoring what should've been here thriving all along. Harriette asked me how we can inspire those young black males with "clouds over their eyes." I believe that restaurants, with their unique ability to source completely locally, have room for all types of people from all backgrounds. "Restaurant" means "to restore the community," and even in the roughest areas, the restaurants are often on the cleanest part of the street. Now I just need to continue to work to overcome the stigma in the black community against working in the service industry. As a black man, there are very few opportunities to do something wrong. You don't get as many chances. This reality has always pressured me to be number one and to work hard. There's been a lot of progress of getting things "in" Harlem, now we need to focus on making things "of" Harlem.
The evening with Harriette was a great success with an engaged audience that made me feel so fortunate to have reached some of my dreams and eager to continue to work and move forward. If you are interested in learning more about achieving your owns entrepreneurial goals, I encourage you to sign up for Harriette's DREAMLEAPERS Retreat on April 2nd.


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I would guess it doesn't make too much difference.
For alpha I would definitely think it would not, but for other measures, it can make a huge difference.
The problem I've run into with Alpha, is that backtested performance is so far above the S&P 500 that when I try to optimize for alpha I get blends that have unacceptably (to me) high GSD's (I'm talking in the 30's). But that's using only monthly data.
The median GSD is 31.87 for ranks 1-4 and 28.75 for ranks 1-10. I personally would think there are other measures that work better so there is no use in using this one.
Another approach to your optimization is to use the Sharpe ratio, but modify the risk-free rate as a constant rather than using the treasury yield. For example, something I might call Sharpe(8) using a figure of 8% as the risk-free rate. You could vary that number and see how it affects future returns.
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Chavez lavish celebration of aborted coup with troops hailing the "Socialist fatherland'
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez mounted a lavish celebration to mark the 20th anniversary of the failed coup that helped launch his political career, as opposition leaders slammed the event as a blemish on the country's democracy.
The discord over the elaborate military parade that lionized the 1992 putsch is a reminder Venezuela remains sharply divided over his leadership in the run-up to the October 7 presidential election.
We will not give rest to our bodies or our souls until we have freed the country from backwardness ... and built socialism of the 21st century, Chavez said, echoing an oath he took in the 1980s with other leftist military conspirators.
Helicopters and Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jets flew overhead, and soldiers carrying weapons marched while shouting, February 4, Socialist fatherland.
The former soldier was accompanied by allied presidents, including Cuba's Raul Castro and Bolivia's Evo Morales.
The failed coup against twice elected president Carlos Andres Perez and his release two years later helped Chavez make a political name and paved the way for his 1998 election.
But his annual commemoration of the event has traditionally divided Venezuelans between supporters who say it honours the end of an era of corrupt politics and critics who call it a gratuitous celebration of violence and non democratic practices.
The country's primary opposition coalition wrote a letter to the Organization of American States denouncing the event as anti-democratic. The promotion of a coup d'etat contradicts democracy as an end and as means because it celebrates military uprisings against constitutional order, the letter says.
Taking advantage President Perez was overseas Chavez and fellow officers staged the aborted bloody coup which caused tens of deaths among civilians and military.
Reports from the time, confirmed by several of president Perez ministers confirmed that once it was cleat that the loyal troops were controlling the situation, Chavez turned in and begged for his life. He was jailed for two years and later benefited by a 'reconciliation amnesty".


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CC Sabathia -- and probably AJ Burnett? -- will be unveiled as Yankees today in an afternoon press conference. There's no word yet on whether Burnett will get hurt on the walk up the stairs to the podium. (Just kidding. But really, without Carl Pavano around, we need a new injury-prone guy to joke about. Although, is it really that funny when you think about the five-year contract? Moving right along...)
So yes, the press conference. It's at 1:00pm. Expect lots of quotes about winning a championship and that's why they came here and such. That's nice, and hopefully it'll ring true. But let's be realistic: You get paid when you come to the Yankees, and that's why they're here -- and we wrote that before we saw that Jim Baumbach essentially said the same thing today.
Forgive us for sounding a little jaded; count us as already pumped for CC Sabathia's Opening Day start. But the press conference thing with the championship quotes has become a little monotonous. And anyway, there's more important business to which to attend.
With pitching more or less squared away -- with the exception of whether the fifth spot will be Andy Pettitte, or one of the trio of in-house options -- providing the lineup with some depth will really finish the offseason makeover.
But the increasing volume of rumors about Manny Ramirez -- reaching a sort of fever pitch yesterday -- are slowing down. From Pete Caldera today:
[A]ccording to club sources, if the Yanks decided to make a serious pitch for Ramirez, it wouldn't happen until the starting rotation is filled out, and another meeting of club executives takes place.
Internally, the Yankees are not discussing hard offers for Ramirez. "Personally, I like Manny," [Hank] Steinbrenner told the Associated Press last month. "He's a free spirit, for sure, but he knows how to win."
GAKIII corroborates the fact that the two sides aren't even talking, as does Kat O'Brien.
As we said yesterday, we just don't know how the lineup will shake down. Tyler Kepner lists the lineup as it would be currently configured, and has no answers -- he can only pose a question to his readers about what the team should do.
Orlando Hudson lingers on the market, giving the team more of a chance to see what they can get for Robby Cano. (There's still little chance he's traded, unless there's an offer Cashman can't refuse). Manny's still there, but there's a glut of corner outfielders already. The team could still sign another pitcher before even getting to the position players.
Call us impatient -- really, you should call us impatient -- but just one week after the completion of the Winter Meetings, and this "who knows?" theme -- like the introductory press conferences -- is getting a little monotonous.
In other news...
* The photos run by Ed Price yesterday featuring Sabathia at the new Stadium were pretty cool.
* You know things aren't good for the auto industry when ... GM is no longer the auto sponsor for the Yankees.
* Given the chatter, loud and clear, from Yankee-fan-land, this will make many of you happy: the potential deal for Mike Cameron continues to lose steam.


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This basket is just the right size to hold candy or other small party favors. Try this basket in different colors for different seasons or to match the theme of your party. What a wonderful gift for each guest to take home. They will remember your party for years!
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- 11/64" flat reed
- 1/4" flat reed
- 3/8" flat/oval reed
- #3 round reed
- Seagrass
Finished Size: 3 ½" w x 3 ½" l x 5 ½" h—This includes the handle height.
From 3/8" flat reed, cut 9 stakes 13" long and cut 1 stake 30" long.
Lay out 5 of the 13" stakes horizontally. Weave in the 30" stake vertically with an over under weave in the middle of the horizontal stakes. Note: This long stake will become the basket handle. Weave in two 13" stakes on each side of the 30" stake. All weaving is basic over/under. See photo.
Twine one row with #3 round reed.
Upset the stakes.
Using basic over/under weaving, weave in the following order:
- 1st row—3/8" flat reed
- 2nd row—1/4" flat reed
- Rows 3-7 – 11/64" flat reed (I used color for this)
- Rows 8 and 9 – 1/4" flat reed
Cut off your inside stakes and tuck in your outside stakes. NOTE: Do NOT cut the long 30" stake even if it is on the inside of the basket because this will become your handle.
Bend the ends of the 30" reed over themselves and insert down into the basket on the middle stake on each side.
Place 3/8" flat oval reed around the rim of the basket on the inside and outside, sandwiching a piece of seagrass between the two pieces.
Lash rim in place with 11/64" flat reed.
Add a decorative strip of 11/64" flat dyed reed to the handle. Insert and hide the ends of the dyed reed into the rim.
Enjoy your basket!
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After work in government and eleven years of private practice, joined the Columbia faculty in 1964. For one year, director of the Catastrophic Accident Project of the Legislative Drafting Research Fund.
From 1966 to 1976, consultant to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund on employment discrimination cases.
Co-director (with Frank Grad) of a project of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York on the federal role in environmental protection and, from 1971 to 1974, of an interdisciplinary study of the environmental effects of the automobile.
Member, environmental study groups on Jamaica Bay and Kennedy Airport (National Academy of Sciences, 1970); Logan International Airport (Massachusetts Port Authority, 1975); EPA Decision Making (Commission on Natural Resources, 197576). Hearing officer, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 1975 and 1977. Member, Environmental Studies Board, National Academy of Sciences, 197981.
Dean, Columbia University Faculty of Law, 197984. Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences. From 1987 to 1997, commissioner of the New York State Law Revision Commission.
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The Ottawa Senators have apparently managed to do something lamer than scheduling a flash mob — canceling a flash mob.
So apparently the flash mob has been cancelled. All those hours of practice, all for nothing. Thanks @deejayyou for breaking the bad news.
— Bonk's Mullet (@BonksMullet) December 19, 2013
The plan was for fans at Canadian Tire Centre to join Sens' the dance team and dance to, presumably, a version of the song "Hey Baby."
LOL a planned flash mob. Only the Sens pic.twitter.com/s72lecBxme
— Dante Martella (@dmartella12) December 19, 2013
There was an instructional video on the team's website and everything. That, sadly, is as close as we'll ever get.
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William "Bill" Dombrosky, 75, a resident of Shavers Fork Road, Kerens, departed this life Sunday morning, March 16, 2014, in Davis Medical Center at Elkins. He had been in his usual health, and death was
He was born Friday, Feb. 24, 1939, at Bridgeport, N.J., a son of the late Michael and Helen Belsky Dombrosky.
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On Oct. 26, 1973, at Pennsville, N.J., he was married to the former Cecilia "Ceal" Marie Vieira, who survives.
Also surviving are five sons, John Wayne Sorrels and James "Perry" Sorrels and wife, Deborah, all of Delaware, Jeffery Dale Sorrels and Kim, Mark Alan Sorrels and wife, Linda, and Michael Joseph Sorrels and wife, Terry, all of New Jersey; four daughters, Sherry Lee Jaeger and Irv of New Jersey, Linda Ann Cherry and husband, Steve, of Delaware, Debra Ann Westcott-Damm and husband, Ken, of New Jersey, and Beth Ann Irvine and husband, Richie, of Massachusetts; one sister, Sophie Benvenuto of New Jersey; one sister-in-law, Gladys Dombrosky of New Jersey; and 22 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Preceding him in death were one son, Stephen Kyle Sorrels; and one brother, Michael Dombrosky.
He was a graduate of Paulsboro High School in New Jersey, with the class of 1957. He was a veteran of the United States Navy, serving during the Cuban Crisis. He attended Atlantic Community College in New Jersey. He was a former employee of the DuPont Co. He was a self-employed general contractor. He was a construction official for Bridgeport, N.J., Pleasantville, N.J., and Ventnor, N.J. He was an elevator inspector for the state of New Jersey and a construction official consultant for Rutger University. Bill enjoyed hunting, guns and collecting various antiques, including Griswold skillets.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Parsons Wednesday, March 19, from 4-6 p.m. On Wednesday evening at 6 p.m., a celebration of life will be conducted by the Rev. J. Michael Lantz. On Thursday, Mr. Dombrosky will be moved to Laughrey Funeral Home of Pennsville, N.J., where friends may call Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the funeral hour. Interment will follow in Salem County Veterans Cemetery in Woodstown, N.J., where full military honors will be conducted.
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This 613-page volume forms part of an encyclopedic work on human genetics. The present section deals with various neuropsychiatric disorders and is written by psychiatrists, geneticists, and pediatricians.
Despite the title, the handling is by no means exclusively genetic, for there is much that is pathological and clinical, reflecting the extent to which modern genetics involves other disciplines. Clinical neurology, pediatrics and psychiatry, pathology, immunochemistry, and statistical analysis are all represented.
The authors approach each topic via a detailed literature review, including some excellent tabular and graphical material, as in the discussion of familial cases of Pick's disease. However, this method has the disadvantage of slipping, at times, into inconclusive recitals of opposing views from the literature. Verbal economy, and more liberal use of summaries, would make it easier to see the woods rather than the trees.
Fittingly, almost half of this work is devoted to mental deficiency. The developments
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The band seemed likely to end here, with the various members preparing to go their separate ways in the fall, when fate intervened in the form of an invitation to play the Pop Montreal festival. They topped it off in style with a sold out show that saw the band play for the first time to an audience that was actually interested. A few weeks later, all four had agreed that it was time to break their mothers' hearts and pursue that most elusive of pipe dreams: a career in the music business.


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The Santa Rosa Children's Chorus, under the leadership of artistic director Carol Menke, will hold auditions for the Spring 2014 season beginning Jan. 11. No experience is necessary to join the entry level chorus. After auditions, the children are divided into beginning through advanced level groups: training, intermediate and concert. Parents who are interested in further information about auditions or to make an audition appointment should call the Chorus office at (707) 527-8813.
All Chorus members receive a quality music education and choral training, including instruction in theory, sight-reading, and proper vocal technique. The Chorus performs several public concerts each year.
The Santa Rosa Children's Chorus consists of 48 boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 14. They represent the surrounding cities of Rohnert Park, Cotati, Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Windsor, Sebastopol, Fulton and Guerneville.
Juelle Hinman founded the Santa Rosa Children's Chorus in 1984 in order to create a professional level, nondenominational chorus for the children of Sonoma County. Carol Menke has been on the staff of the Chorus almost since its inception and assumed the overall artistic leadership of the ensemble in 1992.
The Santa Rosa Children's Chorus has grown over the years and now looks forward to its 30th anniversary season. They have performed with the Santa Rosa Symphony, the Sonoma County Bach Choir, Cantiamo, Ballet California's production of "The Nutcracker," and with the Santa Rosa Symphonic Chorus.
Annual tours have taken them to British Columbia, where they were one of only seven children's choruses worldwide who were accepted to participate in the Kathaumixw International Choral Festival. International tours have taken them to Germany, Austria and Italy.
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Art Gallery of Ontario's Picasso Exhibition a Blockbuster Success
Picasso: Masterpieces from Musée National, Paris, the hit exhibition that made the only Canadian stop on its world tour at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), drew 308,582 visitors during its 17-week run, ranking as the fourth highest-attended exhibition in the AGO's history.
AGO Partners with the J. Paul Getty Museum to Present Revealing the Early Renaissance: Stories and Secrets in Florentine Art in March 2013
The splendour and devotion of the Early Renaissance come to life at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) next spring with a large-scale exhibition of Florentine masterpieces, presented in partnership with the world renowned J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
AGO Teams Up with Blyth Academy to Offer Summer School in the City
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is pleased to announce a partnership with Blyth Academy that will offer a unique summer school experience to students from across the GTA. Summer School in the City, administrated through Blyth Academy, will provide enriched, accredited secondary school art courses at the AGO and other leading cultural institutions.
AGO Launches New Children's Store: shopAGOkids!
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is proud to announce the official opening of shopAGOkids, a brand new on-site retail space dedicated to offering art-inspired and design-conscious toys and products for children.
Contemporary Video Artist to Mine AGO Collection and Toronto's Cultural Community
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is delighted to announce Hiraki Sawa as its next artist-in-residence. The London, U.K.–based, internationally recognized contemporary artist will be based in the AGO's Weston Family Learning Centre through the end of June 2012. The Gallery's Artist-in-Residence Program, the first of its kind at a major Canadian art museum, hosts as many as six artists each year for eight-week terms.
AGO Presents Performance Installation with VIA Rail and OCAD University
Artist Aimée Henny Brown, in partnership with the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), OCAD University and VIA Rail, presents Overland Station: par voie de terre. This site-specific and interactive performance will stop at the AGO on May 17 at 6:30 p.m. for a free public performance, celebrating the mid-point of Brown's eight-day trip across Western Canada.
Artist Max Dean Launches Public Project at the AGO in Tribute to the Family Photo Album
After 10 years of collecting family photo albums from around the world, Canadian artist Max Dean is determined to pass them all onto new owners through a new public project developed by the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), in partnership with the 2012 Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival and the Toronto District School Board (TDSB).
AGO's new David Milne Centre
Launching on Saturday, April 14, the newly expanded and relocated David Milne Centre invites visitors to engage with the work of one of Canada's most celebrated artists through a uniquely personal lens. Combining art with archives, and implementing interactive research tools, the Centre is an innovative first for the AGO.
Famed Chinese Artist Zhang Huan Presented at the AGO
Incense and memory will pervade the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) this summer with the opening of Zhang Huan: Ash Paintings and Memory Doors, featuring recent works by acclaimed contemporary Chinese artist Zhang Huan. The exhibition, running from May 5 to Aug. 19, 2012, represents one piece of a city-wide celebration of the artist. It is his first solo exhibition in Toronto in over a decade.
Special AGO Exhibition Pays Tribute to Donor Ayala Zacks
A new exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) recognizes the extraordinary generosity of one the Gallery's great patrons. A Tribute to Ayala Zacks (1912–2011) opens April 4, 2012 in the Frank P. Wood Gallery and includes significant works by celebrated artists including Marc Chagall, Giorgio de Chirico, Edgar Degas, Sonia Delaunay, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani and Pablo Picasso.


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Cook calls Apple "a force for good in the world"
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As we told you on Monday, while talking to analysts during Apple's third quarter conference call, Apple CEO Tim Cook predicted that "it's going to be an iPad Christmas." The comment harkens back to a statement made by the late Steve Jobs when he debuted the original Apple iPad in 2010; Jobs' comment at the time, was that 2010 would be "the year of iPad"...
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30. JMartin22 (Posts: 1969; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
Their egos know no bounds. Using human rights issues as a guise to forward your profiting machine is a no-no in my book.
31. hybrid06339 (Posts: 23; Member since: 16 May 2012)
perhaps he's compensating for something
38. BREvenson (Posts: 240; Member since: 17 May 2012)
Tim Cook is genuinely a good guy, similar to Steve Jobs and Bill Gates; charitable, compassionate, with a desire to help improve the world through humanitarian and technological efforts.
The only problem: he heads a massively wealthy company whose questionable business practices and wavering reputation in the tech world threaten to overshadow the good deeds of himself and the company. That alone is enough to tarnish anyone's credibility, especially when Cook comes off like a superhero claiming that they are "a force for good in the world beyond our products". Standing up for a cause is one thing, but when you're sounding like Superman, it's hard to take you seriously.
41. scriptwriter (Posts: 396; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
Everyone has a different opinion of what good and bad are.
43. PhoneCritic (Posts: 691; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Too Apple, Google, Microsoft, Oracal, Walmart, etc... to be a force for Good means bring back your manufacturing arm to the good old US of A so we can have Jobs, If not then take the billions of billions of dollars you all hold of shore and pay your fair amount of Taxes. Until then my advise for all these CEO is to SHUT UP!!! if you can't take care of your own back yard (America, the country that made you what you are. Hello!!!) don't brag about anything Just talk about your product(s).
44. artealis (Posts: 98; Member since: 15 Dec 2010)
dear tim cook,
You can fool all the people some of the time,
and some of the people all the time,
but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
46. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Still say Apple is on the dark side of the force. with its many law suits and people kill themselves for making their iPhones. what a strange statement by the CEO
47. xfire99 (Posts: 827; Member since: 14 Mar 2012)
A rotten apple stinks and can never be good.
48. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1717; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
And the award for iJoke of the year goes too...
56. quakan (Posts: 1373; Member since: 02 Mar 2011)
60. darkkjedii (Posts: 21194; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Post of the day again +10
50. robinlim85 (Posts: 86; Member since: 03 May 2013)
I bet most bashes here hasn't contribute a cent to society
73. joshOps85 (Posts: 31; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
yeah not many cents. Just blood, sweat and tears mate. I guess you don't know what thats like.
84. robinlim85 (Posts: 86; Member since: 03 May 2013)
like what? john rambo? don't speak so highly of yourself,you're just an average employee,u invest your so call sweats for wages in return.
there are people like bill gates, warren buffets and,companies spending money they don't need to spend improving people life for nothing in return
when we do nothing but just work for a living,please be humble
89. joshOps85 (Posts: 31; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
actually im not an employee, im self employed, run my own business. you shouldn't assume to know me.
If i give than that's my business.
The problem is the rich hold the power to solve world hunger/lack of water issues but decide to hold onto their money (who needs millions of excess $) for what reason? To be bigger and better?
These big guys are great for giving what they do but it's all relative, how much percentage do they give of what they have.
54. gaurang (Posts: 94; Member since: 16 Nov 2012)
bill gates be like-----bitch please
58. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
you won best comment of the day hahaha
61. W.P._Android_in_that_Order (Posts: 208; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)
go Samsung?
68. GrapeEyes (Posts: 248; Member since: 01 Sep 2013)
iPhone 6 to be 5 inches in September 2014.
Apple are 3 years behind 80% of mobile companies.
69. Ninetysix (Posts: 2376; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
All good bro. Technology is going backwards.
85. robinlim85 (Posts: 86; Member since: 03 May 2013)
only android fans thinks everybody wants a large phone
71. applesucker (Posts: 81; Member since: 29 Oct 2013)
"A force for good" where every iPhones is under surveillance from the NSA and ruins your privacy
72. joshOps85 (Posts: 31; Member since: 09 Jan 2013)
on the red project thing, Apple could have just given a few million dollars of spare change rather than help raise other peoples money and put their brand name as if it was them.
Its this subtle deceptiveness that is like the shadow of satan himself.
Other companies might be just as bad but to say you're a force for good in the world is lack of humility in itself. How can one be good without humility?
83. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Well said.
86. flamencoguy (Posts: 107; Member since: 04 Aug 2012)
Duh ! What would you expect from him?
87. applesucker (Posts: 81; Member since: 29 Oct 2013)
booooo! you're not steve jobs and you just ruined all the hardworks of steve jobs and put apple to ashame you are a disgrace no wonder a lot of critics says that you are the worst apple CEO ever
88. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
You mean other than that previous Apple CEO that ran apple into the ground? Wouldn't you say that he just continued what Steve Jobs was doing only with more reason because Jobs wouldn't budge on a small tablet which has been a huge success for Apple?


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Delegated nursing interventions
Physician-prescribed nursing actions that require nursing judgment because nurses are accountable for correct implementation. See also independent nursing interventions.
The developing baby from 9 weeks after conception until birth. In everyday practice the term is often used to describe a developing baby during pregnancy, regardless of age.
Independent nursing interventions
Nurse-prescribed actions used in both nursing diagnoses and collaboratively addressed problems. See also delegated nursing interventions.
Nursing diagnosis
A clinical judgment about individual, family, or community responses to actual or potential health problems or life processes.


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As New Jersey continues to recover from Hurricane Sandy, President Obama took an hour-long helicopter tour with Gov. Chris Christie of the most devastated areas along the shore.
The president's visit comes on a day when ever more challenges are presenting themselves, including long lines at the gas pumps, power outages now in their third day and fires raging, including a natural gas blaze burning out of control in Mantoloking in Ocean County.
The death toll from the storm also continued to rise. In Newark, police reported finding a dead man who appeared to drown in his car near the Passaic River.
The man's body was found Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Euclid and Joseph streets by officers responding to a report of a dead person. Police believe the man drowned inside the car Monday night, and was only found after high waters subsided.
The unidentified Newark man brings New Jersey's death total from the storm to at least eight. The deaths included a man whose body was pulled from the Hackensack River, a Randolph couple crushed by a tree in Mendham and others hit by trees in Jefferson, Princeton and Hawthorne.
Nationwide, the death toll from Hurricane Sandy has surpassed 55. Another 69 were killed by the storm in the Caribbean.
With much of New Jersey still crippled by the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Gov. Chris Christie spent the morning touring the wreckage in Middlesex County, while preparing for the afternoon visit to the Jersey Shore with the president.
Christie met with his cabinet at the New Jersey State Police Regional Operations Intelligence Center in Ewing before he headied to Sayreville to see the massive damage caused by the storm surge along the Raritan Bay and Raritan River.
Obama is scheduled to join Christie this afternoon in Atlantic City for a tour of hard-hit Shore towns. The president toured Red Cross headquarters in Washington, D.C., today.
"This is a tough time for millions of people," Obama said. "But America is tougher."
The natural gas fire in Mantoloking burned out of control among houses in the Curtis Point section of town because fire crews were unable to navigate damaged roads to reach the evacuated Shore community.
Meanwhile, New Jerseyans continue to deal with travel problems and power outages. More than 2.3 million New Jersey residents are still without power as of 3:15 p.m. A growing concern, officials say, appear to be the lines at the gas pumps.
In Middletown, Jason Rougeau was forced to wait more than an hour just to fill up his tank at a Wawa gas station on Route 36 and Appleton Avenue. The line of vehicles stretched roughly a mile from the Wawa on the southbound shoulder of the highway, as a shortage of open gas stations is forcing residents to ensure torturous waits. The line of vehicles nearly backed into the long line for a Sunoco station farther up the highway, one of the precious few that are open today in the area.
Most major roadways have reopened, but NJ Transit and PATH service remains suspended. The Holland Tunnel is closed, along with the New York City subway system. Newark Liberty International Airport reopened at 7 a.m. with the arrival of a FedEx cargo flight.
More than 2 million customers are still without power, utility officials said. Jersey Central Power & Light reports 959,664 outages. Atlantic City Electric was down to 130,494 and Rockland Electric said approximately 46,000 New Jersey customers have no service.
Public Service Electric & Gas said approximately 900,000 customers have no power, down 30 percent from the height of the storm. Utility officials said the damage to their electric equipment is unprecedented.
"PSE&G will be working around the clock to assess the damage and restore service. Given the destructive nature of this storm, however, some customers may be without service for seven or more days," said Ralph LaRossa, PSE&G's president. "Our urban centers were especially hard hit as a result of substation flooding. One of our first priorities is to get those stations back in service."
PSE&G began distributing free water and ice starting at 8 a.m. this morning at Garden State Plaza in Paramus and at Elizabeth, West Orange and Burlington customer service centers.
In Newark, the lights were back on this morning in much of the city. Outages and sporadic fires remain a problem, but the city has not had any major problems, said Newark Mayor Cory Booker.
"We've had really no instances of looting; no instances of crimes of opportunity," Booker said in an interview on WNYC's The Brian Lehrer Show this morning.
Additional days with no electricity could be dangerous for low income residents and the elderly, the mayor said. He urged people to call 911 if they need medical attention.
"Don't just sit and hope," Booker said.
For children -- and adults -- hoping to forget about the storm's impact for a few minutes, there was no such luck.
Gov. Christie today signed an executive order to postpone Halloween until Monday because of unsafe conditions throughout New Jersey in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
"In too many communities in our state, the damage and losses from this storm are still being sorted out, and dangerous conditions abound even as our emergency management and response officials continue their work," Christie said in a statement.


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Engine noise on takeoff worried pilot
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More details have become known about last weeks airplane mishap on the runway at the Berkeley County Airport in Moncks Corner.
The male pilot was speaking with EMS when the first Berkeley County Sheriffs Office deputy arrived at the airport at about 5:40 p.m. on Dec. 6.
The pilot of the single-engine Grumman Traveler, who was flying alone, received a minor abrasion on his left shin but declined medical treatment, according to a BCSO incident report.
The airplane made a hard landing and slid off the runaway after having engine problems at takeoff.
The pilot said he taxied onto the runway and completed his preflight checks. Everything was normal. Then he took off and turned into crosswinds and started hearing the engine missing, although the RPMs were at a normal level.
He switched fuel tanks and the engine kept making a noise, so he continued around to land, according to the report.
The pilot said he put the plane down fast and hard so he would not stall. As the pilot neared the end of the runway he had to pull the nose up to miss a ditch to avoid flipping the aircraft.
The front wheel was sheared off when it hit the rough. The nose of the plane was down and the propeller was damaged.
The pilot turned off the master switch and exited the aircraft. A witness ran to the airplane with a fire extinguisher and to help if needed.
Airport officials contacted the FAA. A BCSO deputy took photos and placed them into evidence.
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