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There may be a new flavored malt hitting your favorite corner store's shelves soon! RateBeer member and malt liquor fan jmagnus87 recently posted on their forums the following tidbit: "Just got word that we will be getting blackberry steel reserve in the warehouse in about a month." A look at jmagnus87′s account to see if this was just a newbie/troll post of some sort shows instead an extensive and serious history to the hobby. I have a message out to him for more info (i.e., his sourcee!) and will update this post with any additional information. He's in Rockford, IL, so anyone in and around the Chicago area be sure to keep your eyes peeled for this potential new product in the coming weeks!
Flavored malts are not uncharted territory for Steel Brewing Co. Years ago they released 211 Special Brew, in response to the relatively popular St. Ides Special Brew and the lesser known Olde English Special Reserve. Out of all the special reserved brews, this one was possibly the least successful and least well known.
What flavor "fruitmix" is exactly I have no idea. But I'm sure it was red. In which case you could probably just as easily call it "red flavor". The logo appears to be that of a cherry bomb, so I'll go out on a limb and assume the main red flavor was cherry.
I never had the (mis)fortune of drinking a 211 SB, but I already hope that the new Blackberry 211 tastes better. I tend to hate flavored malts of any kind, so I'm not exactly looking forward to drinking this, just adding it to my collection.
Stay tuned for more info if and when this becomes official!
UPDATE (7/10/13): jmagnus87 works for a Miller distributor and receives a report that lists new arrivals and upcoming products. This one listed "Steel Reserve Blackberry 24oz cans (new brand) to begin shipping next month". He did further advise that the person who writes those reports does occasionally make typos, so for right now, this rumor remains unconfirmed.
UPDATE (7/12/13): As you can see by the new image added above, Steel Reserve 211 "Blk Berry" has been confirmed via an anonymous source who uploaded that image to my website a couple days ago! Since Sparks Blackberry is also 8.0% and also brewed by Steel Brewing, I have a feeling this "Alloy Series" may just be Sparks re-branded. If so, we may see Lemonade & Iced Tea in the Alloy Series as well. Or it's possible they'll both be on the market at the same time to determine which brand name the flavors sell better under. Time will tell, soon, either way!


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Plus size women's clothing
Seems it's been awhile since anyone asked about clothing web sites for us big girls. I'm a 22-24, 2x, and just want some new ideas for my wardrobe. I'm not asking about any particular style, just throw your favorite sites at me! (I'm craving palazzo pants right now!)
Where to buy casual work clothes
i want an office wardrobe I don't have to think about. Please help! [more inside]
Where can I find high quality, comfortable yet stylish clothing online?
I'm basically looking for the opposite of Forever 21 cheapy disposable stuff. I don't want designer fashion (and especially don't want their astronomical prices!), but I'd like clothes that I can wear to work or more casual shirts and dresses I could wear on the weekend. I used to shop at Ann Taylor and Banana Republic, and I still do on occasion, but I'm wondering if there are clothes that are higher quality that don't cost too much more. For example, Hanna Andersson's women's clothing intrigues me, especially the dresses in pima cotton.
Female road (air) warriors: What's best to wear on a plane?
I travel for work, but not often enough to get the upgrade. What's best to wear on cross-country flights? [more inside]
Wedding guest suit/clothes for plus-size woman?
This previous question could almost be me--except that I'm much larger. I need to find a wedding outfit for a December wedding in Vegas, and I'm profoundly uncomfortable in dresses. Can you help me find sources for dressy straight-butch-ish clothes, in maybe a 26/28 size pant and a top size that ranges from 28 into the 30s? [more inside]
What to wear to a "cocktail" wedding that's not a dress?
I'm attending my sister-in-law's wedding next month and we finally got confirmation that the ceremony/reception dress code will be "cocktail". I'm a woman who is tired of buying dresses I hate wearing and feeling uncomfortable at these sorts of things, so what can I wear that's appropriate but also me? [more inside]
Looking for warm AND comfortable leggings/tights for regular sized women. [more inside]
one small women's undershirt to rule them all!
Can you help me find the form-fitting, top-supporting undershirt of my dreams? I'm looking for something I can buy 15-20 of because I hate shopping and just want to get it over with. I've been wearing "long and lean" tank tops, and they're completely amazing fresh off the rack, but they get loose and stretchy after only a few washes and wears. Specifics below the fold! [more inside]
Putting together my interview outfit
I think I have all the pieces for my interview outfit. Can you help me put them together appropriately? [more inside]
Yes but how do you WEAR the clothing?
Help me to wear the things I own without looking like a Wilson Phillips video! [more inside]
I've got to change my ways, dress for business every day
Cluelessly-dressed 30-year-old office-working lady here. I have come to the conclusion that it is in my best interest to start leaning much more toward the business side of business casual on a daily basis. Professional women/fashion mavens of Metafilter, could you lend me a hand with these business wear-related queries? [more inside]
Emergency interview-wear question!
Emergency interview-wear question! What do I wear with a pinstripe jacket? [more inside]
The Elements of Style
Yet another StyleFilter question: helping a non-white young adult learn to dress herself. [more inside]
I need some snazzy cardigans in Austin ASAP.
Shopping filter: Store in Austin, TX with an above-average selection of moderately priced sweaters? [more inside]
Cute Cycling clothes for Women
Women cyclists-----can you recommend some cute and comfortable biking tops? I bike with a friend a few times a week for exercise doing hills and paths in our town and would like some tops that feel good and look good. I also do errands on my bike from time to time. I have black padded shorts and need some tops that will inspire me to get out and ride. Any recommendations for summer tops and if you have ideas for fall biking clothes I would be interested in that too! Thank you!
Business outfits for Tokyo's summer
I'll visit Tokyo in late August to attend a training course. Business attire is recommended. Help! [more inside]
Did poor women wear corsets?
16th-18th Century (Western Europe): Did working-class women wear corsets? [more inside]
Where do small women buy pants?
My wife is 5 foot 1. Finding clothes has always been hard for her, but as sizes balloon it's become nearly impossible. Now even ladies' small sweatpants are too big for her; she can wear boys' sweats, but boys' jeans aren't cut for her curves. "I can find 6s, but not in petites. I can find petites, but not in a 6. There are short American women, and there are thin American women, but apparently there are no short, thin American women." Any advice? Where should she shop?
What would women wear if men didn't exist?
What kind of clothes would women wear if men were not around to look at them? [more inside]
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Tim Scott picked to replace Jim DeMint
Conservatives and lovers of liberty and limited government are happy today.
Republican Gov. Nikki Haley Monday gave conservatives Rep. Tim Scott to fill the seat of soon-to-be former Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.). Scott, a hero to the "tea party" movement in the Palmetto State, is one of only two black Republicans in the House.
Just re-elected to his second term in the House, Scott (lifetime American Conservative Union rating: 96 percent) will now become the first black Republican senator since Edward Brooke of Massachusetts (1966-78) and the first black GOPer from the Deep South to serve in the Senate since Reconstruction.
Of course, we now have to deal with this:
But, as dramatic as Scott's appointment is, it nonetheless creates other problems for the Republican Party. Coupled with the defeat of fellow GOP Rep. Allen West in Florida this year, Scott's exodus from the House leaves it with no black Republicans. In addition, his pending resignation from the House will trigger a special election in the Charleston-based 1st District that Democrats will seriously contest.
At the end of the day, however, Senate seats are higher profile and the terms last longer, so Scott has a real opportunity to make a mark.


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Season 5 Teaser of 'Downton Abbey' is Released!
Speaking of the beautiful Michelle Dockery and all things English today… a teaser for Season 5 of the beautiful period drama, 'Downton Abbey' was launched online yesterday. It has a dark and ominous feel to it as Mr. Carson (actor Jim Carter) narrates:
"I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on. The nature of life is not permanence, but flux. Things are changing."
You can see the trailer here.
I adore this show and can't wait for the next season to air. I also have a mild obsession with Michelle Dockery. Lady Mary is such an interesting character and she is splendid in the role. I totally follow her on Instagram and she regularly posts very delightful pictures of her being adorable and English. Apparently Rob James-Collier, who plays the hideous and smarmy Thomas Barrow is the friendliest and most loved guy on set. So I guess that makes him an excellent actor since his character gives me the willies!
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Fish balls and Yong Tau Foo @ Ah Koong Eating House, Taipan USJ, Subang Jaya
>> Apr 2, 2010
Ah Koong Eating House has been around in the back part of Taipan since Taipan first opened up. It used to be 2 shops, but I guess since business took a downfall, 1 shop lot space would suffice.
Normally, you stop to choose what you fancy at the entrance, whether it is Yong Tau Foo, the various types of sea fish, thai fish cake etc. Then, you choose your noodle type and whether you want it dry or in a bowl of soup.
It used to be good, now its just edible. A fish cake is RM3.80.
Priced at RM1.20 per piece, the YTF is relatively expensive compared to other places. It was not bad.
Estuary Grouper, better known as Long Dan, Kerapu Naga, Giant Group or Goliath Grouper was cooked in clear soup and served with lots of coriander. I didn't know the dish was going to be RM18 or I wouldn't have called it. The soup wasn't too overpowering, had a mild and pleasant taste. But, I found it a waste of money. After all, Long Dan are sought after for their skin. The meat taste quite similar to ordinary Group (or as what locals call it Samy Vellu) which is much cheaper.
The fish ball was bouncy and had a nice bite to it (I'm not sure what made it bouncy, but I prefer not to think that boric acid was used in making it). The noodles (kuey teow, yellow noodles, mee hoon, low shu fun) were ordinary. A bowl goes for RM5.
Priced at RM5, this noodles is pretty similar to the above one. Its just that I rather have my noodles tossed in dark soy sauce, light soy sauce and some lard fritters. Okay, I'm not a big fan of lard fritters, but I guess it does add that nice oomph flavour to the noodles. The noodles were quite ordinary. The fish ball soup had a nice clean taste to it.
All in all, Ah Koong is a place I like to come back to when I don't feel like trying anything new around Taipan. It is one of those better eating places for lunch around USJ (although I think some MSG was used in its cooking).
Note: I am very very busy nowadays, hence my post are getting a bit shorter. Sorry about that but I need all the time I can get at the moment.
Restaurant Rating: 6.5/10
Pricing: About RM10 per person.
*Ratings are based on ambience, service, value and food quality for the price you're paying. Opinions expressed are solely based on my personal experience
Map to Restoran Ah Koong Eating House
Ground Floor,
47 Jalan USJ 9/5P,
Subang Business Centre,
47620 UEP Subang Jaya,
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Miner Kilbourne Kellogg papers, 1842-1882
Kellogg, Miner K. (Miner Kilbourne), b. 1814 d. 1889
Painter, Collector
Active in Washington, D.C.; New York, N.Y.; Boston, Mass.; Cincinnati, Ohio
Collection size: 0.6 linear ft. (on 3 microfilm reels)
Collection Summary: Correspondence, photographs, writings, a scrapbook, and printed materials.
REELS D30 and D33: Correspondence, clippings, and photographs. Included are letters from George William Curtis to Kellogg, October 1846-January 1847, describing Rome (incorrectly attributed to George Washington Parke Custis on microfilm); a letter from Elisha Whittlesey to George Washington Parke Custis, October 23, 1844, commending Miner Kellogg to him; and correspondence dealing with Kellogg's activities as a promoter of Hiram Powers' statue "The Greek Slave" in the mid-nineteenth century.
Correspondents include: Park Benjamin, Sir Stratford Canning, Luigi P. Cesnola, Lewis G. Clark, Edward Everett, Charles E.A. Gayarré, Henry D. Gilpin, Rufus W. Griswold, Reverdy Johnson, Phillip Kearny, Caroline M. Kirkland, Lenox Library, William C. MacReady, Brinsley Marlay, George P. Marsh, National Academy of Design, Theophilus Parsons, Joel R. Poinsett, Vinnie Ream Hoxie, Samuel H. Russell, Mrs. Winfield Scott, Ellen E. Sherman, John Slidell, Lady Virginia Somers (godmother of Kellogg's daughter Virginia), Bayard Taylor, Osmond Tiffany, Henry T. Tuckerman, W. I. Wall, and R. Wickliffe, Jr.
REEL 986: Scrapbook of clippings, collected by Kellogg from New York, Washington, Baltimore and Ohio newspapers. Some clippings were written by Kellogg, including stories about his own paintings, advertisements for his patent canvas stretcher, reports by him on his travel in foreign countries, and article on Hiram Powers, the opening of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1880), Jane Eyre, Emanuel Swedenborg, the Cleveland Academy of Art, art unions, and fireproof buildings. Also included is a copy of a paper, "Fine arts in the United States" given by Kellogg in 1869 to the American Union Academy, Washington, D.C., and a booklet, "Mr. Miner K. Kellogg to his friends," Paris, 1858, describing his relationship with Powers.
Biographical/Historical Note: Portrait painter, miniature painter, and orientalist; New York, N.Y. and Cincinnati, Ohio.
Material on reels D30 and D33 purchased 1956 from an unknown source. Material on reel 986 transfered from Smithsonian Institution Archives, 1974.
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- Microfilm reels D30, D33, and 986 available for use at Archives of American Art offices and through interlibrary loan.
- Use of original papers requires an appointment and is limited to the Archives' Washington, D.C., Research Center. Microfilmed materials must be consulted on microfilm.
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This simple no bake recipe makes 12 tasty protein chocolate granola bars! Enjoy :)
No Bake Protein Chocolate Granola Bars
2 Cups of puffed rice cereal (I used Kallo)
½ cup Instant oats
2 scoops of Bodybuilding Warehouse Vanilla protein powder
1/3 cup of seeds (pumpkin and sunflower)
70g of dried mixed fruit
6 squares of 81% dark chocolate chopped
½ Cup of natural Pure Smooth Peanut Butter
½ cup of pure honey
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1. In a large bowl, add all the dry ingredients and mix well
- 2. Add the peanut butter and the honey to a microwave bowl. Microwave for 1 minute, stir well and then microwave for an additional minute or until bubbling. Add in the vanilla extract and stir well.
- 3. Add the mixture to the dry ingredients and mix well for around 5 minutes until all
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- 4. Transfer the mixture to a non-stick round or square pan, if you don't have a non-stick pan then line your pan with grease proof paper. Press down a little with a spoon and then lay some greaseproof paper on top and press down firmly with your hands, the harder you press the mixture down the firmer the bar will be.
- 5. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour and once firm, cut into 12 bars. Wrap the bars as soon as possible so they don't dry out. You can keep the bars in the fridge for up to a week!
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One black and white photo from 1966 shows a young Bill Cosby, presumably during a campus visit, sitting on a desk eating pizza. Who is the woman with the notebook and pen in her hand who appears to be interviewing the comedian? Another picture features former SDSU President Thomas B. Day next to a man and woman at a 1994 commencement ceremony. Like Day, they are wearing ceremonial robes, but what are their names? The photos are among an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 images belonging to the University Archives Photograph Collection. They're housed in Special Collections at the SDSU Library and are part of a six-year digitizing project intended to both preserve the images and make them more widely available on line. Included in the project are prints, negatives, slides and paper images of everything concerning the university over the course of more than a century. Hundreds of the items were stored with limited or no descriptive information.
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"There's nothing written on the backs of the photographs," says Lisa Lamont, a digital collection librarian who is managing the digitizing project.
"Basically, they were given to the archives by any department or person on campus. There's no documentation with the photograph, so we've got lots of just unidentified-man-at-a-podium kind of photographs or three ladies donating books to the library, but we don't know who the ladies are." That's why Lamont is asking for help.
She wants alumni, faculty, staff or anyone with information about the pictures to check out the flickr page she has established and share what they know.
"I would love to get some identifications of people, events, places — any information they can hang on any of these photographs would help us," she says. "Even if they don't know who the people are, if they could give us a clue as to where we would start looking for some information, even that would be helpful."Lamont is working with a metadata specialist to gather as much information as possible about each image and include it in an accompanying description. She urges contributors to be as detailed as possible in sharing what they know."In Flickr, people can actually go in and comment on the photo or actually put some tags on it so they can type right into it," she said. "Any information you might have would be great even if you just give us a lead. If people put comments in, it might even spark other people's memories. We're going to try and verify as much as we can."Completing the projectWith the help of paid students, Lamont says she may be able to complete the scanning portion of the project by the end of the year. The metadata will be ongoing for some time.
"It takes a lot longer to describe a photograph than it takes to actually scan it," she observes.The librarian says the staff intends to maintain between 50 and 100 images on the Flickr site at any one time. New photos will be added to replace those that are identified."That way it might inspire people to come back to the site later," Lamont says, "and it won't be so overwhelming then, too."
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The Sunday column isolates on Jarvis Jones, the Steelers' first-rounder, in his NFL preseason debut that was … eh, I'll let him describe it …
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A tweet in the morning, straight from Remix08 UK, where ScottGu is doing a presentation on ASP.NET MVC:
ScottGu says feature complete MVC beta "in a few weeks". final v1 by end of year
ScottGu says feature complete MVC beta "in a few weeks". final v1 by end of year
Then the month that ends in ember is December, not March-ember as someone said.
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Note, ScottGu didn't say *which* year of *which* calendar. ;)
- Islamic new year: December 29th- Chinese new year: Jan 26thSo, at most, it will be end of January... not that far from the end of 2008 :)
@Simone:What about Persian new year at the end of Feburary? ;-)
Really a great news!BTW, there are many calander systems in India where the new year comes in april.
Well... we are also missing Microsoft Fiscal Year, which ends in August '09 :)
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The Apple iPad debuted to a lot of fanfare early in April when many of us were a bit preoccupied with tax matters. However there may actually be a business case for making use of the device in accounting, both in public firms and in industry.
I will describe here some of the uses I've found for the device in my own work. I both work in public practice and do lecturing for continuing education, with presentations.
First things first-this device will not be a replacement for your main computer or, likely, even your laptop. While it is a powerful device that, with increased screen real estate, can do much more than your smartphone, it has shortcomings that make it difficult or impossible to use for certain functions–and some of these shortcomings are intentionally imposed by Apple.
A criticism of the device is that it's simply an oversized iPod Touch–and that description is exactly on point. But what that one-liner misses is just how useful an oversized truly touch oriented device can be. There are times when the small screen size on a smart phone makes certain uses impractical. This device opens up the options.
The device uses the iPhone operating system as its base. Unlike Windows tablets which have never taken off, using a phone operating system gives you what feels like an extra powerful iPhone/iPod Touch rather than a hobbled desktop system. As well, software for the device, both from Apple and from third parties, have all been designed to make use of the touch interface.
PDF Manuals
One not so obvious use of the device is have at your fingertips PDF documents. Many reference materials (such as accounting manuals, government documents, etc.) are published today in PDF form. My tax quick reference guide I subscribe to (The Tax Book) is published in that very form. Such materials can be moved to the iPad through the of third party apps. I use Good.iWare's GoodReader, which allows me to easily move through the PDF using the Acrobat generated bookmarks.
The program moves speedily enough through the PDF to make it useful as a research tool. While some e-ink based ereaders will do the same (such as the KindleDX), the device isn't burden with the ultra-slow screen refresh rates of e-ink. E-ink devices are great for moving page by page linearly through a document (like reading a novel), but the sluggishness makes them much less useful for reference materials.
The battery life, while not as long as e-ink devices, is still amazingly long. Surprisingly, the device in the real world generally appears to actually achieve Apple's rated 10 hour battery life of use or even exceed it. That's more than long enough to get you through a plane ride, or a day of meetings away from power outlets.
Moving PDFs to the iPad is quirky, but that's a limitation imposed by Apple rather than an inherent limitation of the device.
As a CPE lecturer, one of the potential attractions of the device is that, with an optional VGA cable, can be used to show presentations. Apple sells a version of its Keynote presentation software for the device. While it is clearly a stripped down version of the desktop Keynote, the software has most of the features users will need.
The program will import Powerpoint files, though as you might expect I get more consistent results using Keynote under OSX. Nevertheless, if you keep presentations relatively simple without extreme special effects or make use of specialized fonts, it will fairly reliably reproduce presentations made on either platform.
You can edit presentations on the device, though it clearly is best used for minor revisions and touch-ups. You can create a presentation from scratch on the device, but I found it a much slower process than creating the presentation on the desktop and then moving it to the iPad.
In presentation mode the slides are sent out the external VGA adapter if that is plugged in (you can also just show the presentation on the iPad, but that's only good for one on one presentations given the screen size). If you are using the external adapter, the iPad screen converts to a presenter style display that allows you to move from slide to slide, bring up your slides to jump to one, and can also be used to display a virtual laser pointer for your presentation.
While I doubt I'll use it for my full eight hour presentations (I tend to use other programs to show examples in those cases), the iPad clearly can allow me to leave the laptop behind when I'm doing a shorter one or two hour presentation.
Online Research
The web browser is the same mobile Safari found in the iPhone, but now with some real screen real estate. The browser is based on the same WebKit engine that powers the Desktop versions of Safari and Google's mobile and Chrome desktop browser.
I've been able to make full use of my tax research subscription service with Tax Analysts (http://www.taxanalysts.com) for their Federal Tax Service which provides access to a complete library of federal source documents.
Just last week I was able to quickly refer back to a specific code section in a meeting to quickly answer a question about the specific application of a Code section to a proposed transaction. While that could have been done on an iPod Touch or my Droid, the small screen size would have made it much more difficult and, frankly, really not practical.
But in this case I had my reference materials–and unlike my laptop, the iPad was instantly available for use and just as easily able to be put immediately to the side once we had the information. A laptop, while it can accomplish the same thing, is much more disruptive in meetings–if not already powered on, you have the time for the bootup process, logging in, firing up the web browser, etc. If the laptop hasn't been taken out already, you also have the extra time to unpack it, while the iPad simply sits next to my notepad.
The device has a full email client based on the iPhone client, but able to make use of the extra screen space. While I find I can deal with email on the iPhone/iPod Touch devices, it's not really an optimal experience. However I now find that even in my office I leave the iPad open to deal with email–on the larger screen the touch interface makes managing email much more efficient than the mouse system on my desktop.
I do find the use of an external keyboard for email to increase efficiency, and the iPad will support a bluetooth keyboard. Apple makes a very portable bluetooth keyboard that I use for this purpose. However, even when I don't have the bluetooth keyboard I find the much larger onscreen keyboard, when the device is placed in landscape mode, to be preferable to the keyboards on my phones (either touchscreen on the Droid or physical on the Blackberry). The onscreen keyboard is not as efficient to use as the external physical keyboard, but I do find it more than adequate for routine one or two paragraph emails.
3G or No 3G?
The iPad I have only has wifi, and no 3G radio built in. Apple will be releasing a version with a 3G radio in it that can be used with AT&T's system. The unlimited data plan with AT&T will cost $29.95 a month–and it appears that, in this case, unlimited means unlimited, not unlimited until you hit 5 GB of data or some other cap. That is less expensive than most other data systems, but it is restricted to this single device.
What I have been using instead is my Verizon Mifi portable hotspot to connect the iPad to the internet. The monthly data plan is much more expensive and is subject to a cap ($59.95 for 5GB). However I already have the Mifi so that my laptop can get access on the road, so there's no extra cost for the iPad. The cap generally won't be a problem unless I use the iPad to grab large video files–something that is painfully slow under 3G anyway.
There are some significant limitations to the device you have to deal with. First, the current version of the operating system supports multitasking only for a limited set of Apple supplied applications. While iPhone 4.0 will remove some of these limits, it won't give you the same multitasking experience you have on a desktop.
That said, for most uses the lack of multitasking is not a major problem–most programs either save their state or can be set to do so, and popping in and out of programs is very snappy on the device. It is annoying if you want to do something like play streaming audio in the background (Pandora is a lot more useful on the Droid), but I have not found it to be a major problem.
A more significant problems arises from Apple's decision not to give the device an open file system. Due to that, there's no easy way for applications to share data, and moving document files onto or off the device is a remarkably convoluted process. The easiest way to move PDF files onto the device for GoodReader involves using a well hidden tab in iTunes (just where you'd look first, right?)–and even then the file transfer section starts off offscreen (you have to scroll down to find it).
Apple clearly made this decision to simplify the interface for users, but it does mean that making use of it for most business purposes will be far more complicated than it has to be.
Nevertheless, once you get past those initial hurdles it is a very convenient and very portable computing device that is always ready to go–unlike a laptop.
Is the iPad a must have for every CPA? Probably not. But there are definite use cases where this device is simply the best tool available today for the job.
The iPad doesn't replace your laptop, but it may allow you to leave that laptop in its bag for much of the time you are on the road, and nothing I've worked with beats it for an on the go reference device.


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Brazil has awarded 25-year contracts for 39 wind farms to deal with an expected spike in power demand in 2016, officials said.
The wind farms, which are expected to begin operating on Jan. 1, 2016, will have a total generating capacity of 867.6 MW, the state-owned Energy Research Corporation, or EPE, said.
The government is expected to pay an average of 124.43 reais (some $53.61) per megawatt, down 1.25 percent from the initial estimate, the EPE said.
A total of 28 electricity distributors participated in the auction, signing purchase and sale agreements for the power generated by the wind farms.
Wind energy was the big winner at the auction, which also drew solar, biomass and hydroelectric power producers.
"This is the time for wind (energy), no doubt about it, but in the mid-term scenario, solar (energy) will have its place," EPE chief Mauricio Tomasquim said in a statement.
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A photograph of a man being taken in a wheelchair following the Boston Marathon terror attack, with his face covered in blood, a wounded leg and screaming in pain, has now become iconic. The 65-year-old man is Eric Whalley, who has just gained consciousness on Wednesday night for the first time after the bombings.
Mr. Whalley might lose his sight and suffer permanent brain damage while his wife, 65-year-old Ann, remains on a respirator. The couple were at the race when the two bombs went off near the finish line. They have undergone a dozen surgeries since Monday to remove multiple ball bearings and nails.
Their son, Richard, saw the iconic picture on the internet and tried to find out whether his parents were still alive. He posted:
His friends helped him and began making calls to different hospitals in the area until they found them in different locations.
Eric Whalley was struck in the skull and eye, he had a blood clot on one side of his brain, he may lose his sight. There is also the chance he will suffer brain damage. Eric had orthopedic surgery on his right leg. His wife, Ann Whalley, has a badly injured right foot and remains on a respirator with more damage to tissue than to bone. They both will require at least two more weeks of hospitalization and extensive rehabilitation.
After talking with his father on Wednesday, Richard said:
"He was just barely talking, but he was understanding what we said. I told him his photo was on the front page of the Daily Mail. He started laughing."
Eric and Ann Whalley are originally from England, they came to Colorado in 1990 and eventually obtained US citizenship. They both enjoy hiking and walks around their new home in Boston.
According to his LinkedIn profile, Eric Whalley works in the Biotechnology field.
Eric Taylor Whalley was born on January 04, 1948. He lived in North Andover, MA from 1997 – 2010, in Arvada, CO around 1995, and in Broomfield, CO from 1990 – 1991.
Richard Whalley's friends from MIT have created a website to help his parents with their medical expenses. Find the links below.
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People who have used controversial schemes to draw cash from their pensions early could be forced to return the money or pay a tax charge of up to 70 per cent.
A High Court hearing scheduled for tomorrow is set to determine whether schemes that allow people to draw cash from their pensions before the age of 55 comply with rules.
HM Revenue & Customs regulations state that early access to pensions is not allowed and could be subject to a tax penalty of up to 70 per cent of the amount released.
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Bill Carter has been writing songs and performing with his band The Blame for more than three decades. Bill's hits cover a broad range from Stevie Ray Vaughan's only No. 1 song "Crossfire" to The Fabulous Thunderbirds "Why Get Up." Arts In Context brings together an historic line up including Denny Freeman, Will Sexton, Dony Wynn, Cindy Cashdollar, Andy Salmon, David Holt and Glover Gil to perform some of Carter's most memorable songs.
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Jim Walsh
Jul 2012
A Twin Cities music legend in his own right, Jim Walsh has chronicled the scene in the pages of the Pioneer Press, Rolling Stone, and his own book, The Replacements: All Over But The Shouting, among others. Launching our new series tied to the exhibition This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s, he shares his thoughts on Minneapolis-St. Paul during a critical decade.
The Last Movement
Helen Molesworth & Bartholomew Ryan
Jun 2012
Many of the artists featured in This Will Have Been: Art, Love & Politics in the 1980s came of age in an era that saw the assimilation of two powerful and converging forces—mass-media saturation and movements for social justice. Exhibition curator Helen Molesworth talks with Walker assistant curator Bartholomew Ryan about the impetus for the show and what she hopes will resonate with viewers.
The Dark Arts: What to See at Northern Spark 2012
Walker Staff
Jun 2012
By anyone's measure, the inaugural Northern Spark festival last June was a wild success. From dusk to dawn, people discovered the Twin Cities in a new light while making the rounds to some 100 projects by more than 200 artists. This year's all-nighter, on June 9, features more projects, concentrated in downtown Minneapolis for easier navigation. Here are a few happenings that piqued our interest.
Journeys of the 25th Hour
Minouk Lim
Jun 2012
Minouk Lim engages with the arteries of city life—the streets—to create poignant artworks that speak to individual alienation amid Seoul's rapid development. Merging performance, video, and documentary, Lim says works in her Walker exhibition are "pilgrimages to places left out of our memory, journeys of the 25th hour."
Skin and Stone: A Deeper Look at Jim Hodges' Shining Boulders
Paul Schmelzer
May 2012
With Jim Hodges' sculptural boulders—four mammoth, 400-million-year old stones clad in shiny steel—there's more than meets the eye. In this slideshow, Hodges shares his inspiration for the work and his thinking about scale, materiality, light, and keeping such iconic works—now a permanent part of the Walker hillside—untitled.
The Walker Joins Minnesota's Arts Community in Opposing Marriage Amendment
Olga Viso
May 2012
The Walker proudly joins with 120 cultural organizations in endorsing the Minnesotans United for All Families Campaign, which is working to defeat the marriage amendment on the ballot November 6.
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Ruben Nusz
May 2012
Ruben Nusz's contributions to the exhibition Lifelike are easy to overlook: 20 sculpted ashtrays—created using acrylic, oil, tea, and walnut ink on wax and resin, with incense and ashes—discreetly placed throughout the Walker's public spaces and its administrative offices. Here he shares his notes on the project, which he considers "fictitious realism."
Recollecting Bremen Towne: Keith Edmier Creates his 1971 Kitchen
Paul Schmelzer
Apr 2012
An Amana 25 refrigerator, an oven/range with Perma-View glass window, a rotary phone in harvest gold: These items are part of Bremen Towne, Keith Edmier's reconstruction of the kitchen in the suburban home of his youth. Exactingly reproduced for Lifelike, the piece is paradoxical: it's the product of the artist's memories, yet the act of re-creating it supplanted some of those same memories.


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Cheesy tuna pesto pasta
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal696
- fat27g
- saturates11g
- carbs79g
- sugars5g
- fibre4g
- protein40g
- salt1.5g
- 400g penne
- 200g can yellowfin tuna in olive oil
A member of the mackerel family, tuna are mainly found in the world's warmer oceans. They…
- 190g jar basil pesto (or try a different flavour such as spinach, tomato or aubergine pesto)
Pesto is a generic Italian name for any sauce made by pounding ingredients together.
- 100g cheddar, grated
Once cheddar was 'Cheddar', a large, hard-pressed barrel of cheese made by a particular…
- 250g punnet cherry tomato, halved
Boil the pasta. Meanwhile, tip the tuna and its oil into a large bowl with the pesto. Mash together with a wooden spoon. Stir in a third of the cheese and all of the tomatoes. Heat the grill to high.
When the pasta is cooked, drain and toss through the pesto mix. Tip into a shallow baking dish and scatter with the remaining cheese. Place the dish under the grill for 3-4 mins until just melted, then serve with a green salad and garlic bread.
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Comments (54)
Nice. I was curious about tuna-pesto-tomato taste and it's OK. Obviously the taste of pesto covers everything else but I'm glad it didn't create something weird. Hah. So, I used cloud shaped pasta and a big, plane, peeled and chopped tomato + just a simple (free range, organic) cheese. Also I added a bit of a pasta seasoning mix and of course black pepper. It's nice.
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i was wondering how to use up my red pesto, so I threw it into a pot w/ some olive oil, added salt n pepper, garlic and tuna. Then I added fresh spaghetti from Waitrose, and stirred in some cheddar. Im on a juice fast so I cant taste it, but my son is wolfing it down and saying "best pasta ever!" with nearly every bite. For something that took less than 10 min to rustle up, I'd definitely make this again. Easy, quick, and apparently tasty too (I'll make it again in a fortnight and know for sure).
I'm surprised I haven't commented on this before, as it's one of my favourite meals and has been since I first came across the recipe. I usually use tuna in water rather than oil as otherwise it can be a bit greasy, and cook it in the oven to make sure it's hot all the way through. To save a small amount of washing up, I don't usually bother mixing the tuna, pesto, etc in a bowl - just wait until the pasta's cooked, drain it and put it back in the saucepan, then add everything else and stir. It's so easy, quick and tasty.
Made this tonight and it is now firmly one of my favourite storecupboard recipes. I wouldn't make it for a dinner party, but as a tasty and easy family supper it is excellent. I am not a huge fan of the usual tuna sweetcorn bakes - the tuna can be a bit overpowering - but the pesto and tomatoes go really well in this recipe. A big thumbs up!
Made this for dinner tonight and it really went down well! It was so quick and easy to make - will definitely make this again for a quick mid week meal. Instead of using penne pasta, I used some spinach pasta which made it look really interesting and added a slightly different taste. Next time I think I'll not mix in the tomatoes and just layer them on top with the cheese so that they get nice and grilled.
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