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(Alan Finlay for APCNews) - How do we ensure access to the internet is
a human right enjoyed by everyone? This is one of the critical
questions asked by an annual publication that highlights the importance
of people's access to information and communications technology (ICT)
infrastructure – and where and how countries are getting it right or
wrong, and what can be done about it. Global Information Society Watch
2008, published in print and online by the Association for Progressive
Communications (APC), the Third World Institute, and Dutch development
organisation Hivos, collects the perspectives of ICT academics,
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(Willie Currie for GISWatch) 2008 was a year in which there was much
focus on the issue of universal access to information and
communications technologies (ICTs) and the internet. Many global
institutions focused on access, resulting in a multitude of different
initiatives. Particular attention was given to mobiles phones as the
ideal technology for reducing the digital divide; however a new access
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the early 2000s and the concept goes back much further, the discussion
about "network neutrality", or net neutrality, has intensified in the
past few years, with a particular focus on the internet. Activists
warning of a doomsday when the internet as we know it will "die" are
dismissed as conspiracy theorists by the CEOs of some of the biggest
telecommunications companies in the world. However, industry regulators
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San Luis Obispo County Clerk Recorder to Retire
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif- - After 20 years in office, San Luis Obispo County's clerk recorder, Julie Rodewald, is retiring. Rodewald was elected in 1994 after running against eight other people. Since then, she ran unopposed.
In Rodewald's two decades as county clerk recorder, she says a lot has changed.
"We used to vote with what was called a punch-card system, where you place your ballot into a machine that would then punch out your votes," said Rodewald.
In the old days, as Rodewald puts it, during elections everyone would be waiting together for the results, unlike today, where all the information is online.
"All the ballots had to come into the government center and then go up in an elevator up to the mainframe computer, where they were counted and then the results would come back down, and it would be all the candidates and all the media," she said. Some nights Rodewald and her team pulled all-nighters.
The job has to do with a lot more than elections. "It's also recording deeds, birth certificates, marriage licenses," she said. Not to mention keeping all the official records of the county since 1850.
"I never thought I would run for an elected office, when the opportunity came up. I'm certainly glad that I did and I'm certainly glad that I won that first election because its just been just a fantastic experience for me," she said.
Rodewald says she will not be retiring until the end of her term, in January 2015.
For those who want to run for the county clerk recorder position, the period to file for official candidacy runs from Feb.10 to March 12. The annual salary is more than $135,000.

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This is fantastic - lovely views of the central park and statue of liberty as well as the Hard Rock Cafe - give me a W, give me an O, give me a N, give me a D, give me an E, give me an R, give me an F, give me an U, give me a L.
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Hope you are all well - welcome to our blog!
We have had a great time in New York - arrived late Sunday evening and checked into our hotel - the "Chelsea Inn". We have been non stop since then doing loads of touristy things like going up the Empire State building - Amazing! Bus tours (downtown, uptown and brooklyn), Ferry tour to Statue of Liberty, walked snowy central park and the brooklyn bridge! Our feet hurt now!
It has been really cold this week and there was a snow storm on Wednesday! It made the city look like a winter wonderland haha also went to the New York natural history museum and cinema to keep warm!
Found some really nice restaurants including "Nana's", "Mama's" and "Maoz" (Veggie food). Also went to Hard Rock Cafe on Times Square - Awesome - cocktails were wicked.
Today we went on a walking touir of the NBC studios at the rockefeller centre - and we are finishing our stay off with tortilla flats tonight - Mexican food and Margeritas! We also did a bit of celeb spotting - David Blaine on the subway! haha
Had an amazing start to the trip! Felt at home as the New Yorkers are really friendly and the hotel staff were really nice. Definately looking forward to the warmer weather in L.A and Vegas though! Our next flight is Sunday to Los Angeles for a couple of nights before Vegas!
Little fact for you: comes from Jesus our NY tour guide: SOHO stands for "South of Houston" - Sally has called me a geek for writing that but have to keep this educational :)
Sally is missing jacket potatoes already.
Love to hear from you all in emails or facebook with the latest from home!
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Gotta love the excessive use of !s! Thats Sach style! Keep it up with the blog! i dont follow it at all! only watch it twice a day to see what taradiddle (is dat a word!) u guys are up to! Looks like u guys have lots of fun! And snow! and candy! and sally! Bye! Matt!!!!
Yeah man, this trip looks like it's started on the right foot. I so want to be sharing a slice of that pizza. Been lots of snow where I am in Warwick, but definitely more where you guys are. You have to walk into the street, make a car stop and go 'HEY! I'm walking here'. Don't injure yourself though. Do it with boldly but with adequate caution.
Hello you two - how is Vegas - a bit warmer than New York I hope!! Thinking of you both lots and wondering what you are doing - I've bored everyone at work with your photos and my constant updating them on where you are ha ha! Anyway, keep up the good work and can't wait to see some more photos. luv Mum x
Well well....how cr*p (it wouldn't allow that word hahahaha) does that look ayy??? You look like you're doing all the perfect things and having a wicked time. I wish me and Matt were there to ruin your experience! Keep the photos coming...you two legends have a lot of people missing you and wishing we could be there!
Just thought I'd say I'd much rather be here sending you a message than enjoying myself on a world tour. Not missing you in the slightest.
Yeah Ok I'm a lousy liar!!!
Hurry up with the next instalment.
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How something is said may be as important as what is said
Teenie Matlock
Millions of dollars are spent on campaign ads and other political messages in an election year, but surprisingly little is known about how language affects voter attitude and influences election outcomes. This article discusses two seemingly subtle but powerful ways that language influences how people think about political candidates and elections. One is grammar. The other is metaphor.
In an election year, voters are inundated with political messages from various sources, including television ads, campaign websites, blogs and social network forums, such as Facebook. Some of these messages focus on candidates' positions on various issues, including the economy, same-sex marriage, education and war. Some focus on candidates' personal characteristics. Is the candidate warm and accessible, or cold and distant? An autocrat or a team player? Family oriented? Not family oriented? Some messages focus on candidates' past actions, and others focus on their apparent abilities to tackle problems ranging from immigration to unemployment. Some messages are factual and objective, and others are exaggerated and sensationalized.
Political scientists, such as James Druckman of Northwestern University and Stephen Ansolabehere of Harvard University, study how political messages affect voting. Their work tells us that voters' attitudes can be influenced by a number of factors, including which information the media chooses to emphasize and how it is slanted. Framing, how a message is worded to encourage particular interpretations and inferences, can influence the perception of political candidates. Negative framing is often used to make opposing candidates seem weak, immoral and incompetent. It is persuasive because it captures attention and creates anxiety about future consequences. When negative information becomes excessive, however, it can backfire and lead to deleterious outcomes, including low voter turnout. Negative framing can be effective even when subtle or indirect. For instance, people tend to align more closely with their parties when opposition is emphasized, and people may not want to vote for incumbent candidates when there are frequent reports about how bad times are.
It is no surprise that language in political messages affect people's attitudes about political candidates and more generally, elections. Just about anybody would form a low opinion of a politician who is described as a cocaine addict with a track record of accepting bribes, cheating coworkers and evading taxes by illegal means. What's interesting is how language has this influence, especially when it comes to framing effects. Particlarly interesting is how the more subtle dimensions of language, including grammar and metaphor, can modify attitudes about political candidates.
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Ok, lets hear it! Your most hilarious bee removals and/or customers!!
Last year I posted an ad in Craiglist for free swarm removal, had a "client" call me up and said there was a swarm in the tree in his backyard, I thought "ok, cool!"...........until he said he wanted $60 for the bees because he knows how much they cost from the other C-List bee adds. I told him, " unless you get some sucker to pay you $60 for a swarm, you may be paying someone $400 to remove it from the walls of your house, good bye and goodluck!"
Had another guy call me up about a cut-out, he lives about 2 hours from me. I told him that I would have to atleast charge for the cut out and would get to it when I wasnt busy. He stated he wanted it gone NOW but the price I quoted was outrageous (it was, and on purpose!) and I said I couldnt do the project then. He paused for a bit and then said " well I guess I will just poison them then", and I replied "well, you gotta do what you gotta do, but I cant help you there either!"


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ESPN does a segment where they ask an actual surgeon/physician related to a players injury to explain the status of said player.
with rg3, he sprained his lcl. the dr was saying a few weeks at least, if he comes back and it isnt fully healed, his chances at acl/mcl injuries is dramatically worse as well as his hammy and quad being susceptible to popping. the dr said it very matter of factly based on a grade 1 lcl sprain and what he saw from how rg3 hurt it.
huge blow to the 'skins. playing him early literally jeopardizes his career, if he were to tear his acl this late next year would be a waste and he still hasnt learned to read NFL defenses aside from the 1 read option bs they use.
when shanny was explaining the injury i felt it was posturing. saying he might practice on Wed. lmfao the ESPN DR was making it seem like that would be the most idiotic move EVER to play RG3 before a few weeks rehab


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John Broder, a staff writer at
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The Model S sedan has an EPA rated
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Broder's report, released just last week, detailed a trip from the Washington area in Maryland to Norwich, Connecticut, with many stops in between including Newark, Delaware; New York City; Milford, Connecticut; Branford, Connecticut and Groton, Connecticut.
During his trip, Broder mentioned many instances where the battery suddenly depleted quickly and he had to call Tesla for assistance on how to maximize range between charging stops (which were about 200 miles apart from one another or less during the trip). He said he received different advice from different Tesla employees, and even bad advice from one that said to sit in the car for half an hour with the heat on a low setting in order to warm the battery after it depleted from an overnight stay in Groton.
At one point, the car even needed to be towed in Branford because the battery drained much sooner than anticipated.
When Broder published the article about his trip, Musk posted the following tweet:
Musk investigated the accusations by referring to the diagnostic data logged into the car from the actual journey. He discovered that the report wasn't entirely accurate, citing the car's data that suggests Broder was driving too fast at times, took a detour that he never mentioned in the article, and didn't charge the car completely.
Musk accused Broder of not following the car's instructions, which he was briefed on before the trip.
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"Our reporter followed the instructions he was given in multiple conversations with Tesla personnel,"
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Musk said he would publish the driving log from the trip soon to prove that Broder lied in his report.
This isn't the first time Musk has gone after those who gave his company's vehicles poor reviews. In March 2011, Tesla's Roadster made an appearance on the UK car show
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where the car overheated, had brake issues and had a range of only 55 miles on track conditions. Tesla sued BBC for libel and malicious falsehood, but an English court threw it out stating that the estimated ranges are always affected by driving conditions and that there was no basis for libel claim.
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That's BS... Not true.
All of the polymer guns actually need less care than their metal counterparts - Not to say you should abuse them - but, just keep the rails on the frame oiled, and also oil where the muzzle of the barrel goes through the slide, and where the barrel block rubs on the slide.
That's all.
It sounds like he is one of these Glock fanatics who hate ANYTHING but a Glock (go to the Glocktalk website, and you will find them there). Is a Glock a good gun? - Yes. Some people like them, some don't. But, HK was making polymer guns before Glock even came out.
You would physically care for a Glock and an HK the exact same way. Many people have their own quirks about what oil to use/how much/where to put the oil, etc. But, the guy is either lying, or he is ignorant of the facts. He's probably just repeating something that another "expert" told him


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Wellington advanced to the semifinals of the HRV Cup with a win over Northern Districts yesterday - and Auckland could join them.
With Otago having already clinched a home final for Sunday, four teams entered yesterday's matches with a chance of making Friday's semifinal. Wellington wrote their ticket with a tense victory at the Basin Reserve, while Auckland eliminated Canterbury in Rangiora.
Auckland must beat last-placed Central Districts at Eden Park tomorrow, and they will need to do so comprehensively to overtake ND on run rate.
Both of yesterday's key matches went to the final over, and while ND failed to chase Wellington's 181, Auckland overhauled Canterbury's 182 with three balls to spare.
The hero for Auckland was Donovan Grobbelaar, who came to the crease with his side needing 27 off 14 balls. He took 16 runs from three Andrew Ellis deliveries, before winning the game with a boundary off Logan van Beek to finish unbeaten on 24 from seven balls.


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Regents OK $2M to spur invention development
By Matt Flores
Assistant Director of Public Affairs, UT System
(Dec. 10, 2007)--In an effort to bridge the gap between invention and product development, the University of Texas System Board of Regents established Dec. 6 a $2 million fund to speed the commercialization of products created at UT System institutions.
The fund -- called the Texas Ignition Program (TIP) -- was authorized after a yearlong UT System analysis determined that potential products developed at UT institutions often require additional effort and capital before they can attract investors to commercialize the inventions.
Today's headlines
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"Global competitiveness is rapidly changing the role of higher education institutions in the economic development arena -- and this requires a proactive approach to the protection and translation of intellectual property from discovery to commercialization," said UT System Chancellor Mark G. Yudof.
"We believe this program will foster the formation of startup companies and other related activities and eventually contribute greatly to the economic vitality of the state," Yudof added.
The initiative is designed to stimulate commercialization of discoveries at all 15 UT System institutions. Institutions would receive grants of up to $50,000 for the development and maturation of the discoveries so that they can be transformed into marketable intellectual property.
The program permits UT System institutions to request through their president or designated official funds to accelerate the commercial development of a technology created at that institution and owned by the Board of Regents.
Funds could be used for personnel, equipment, supplies, instrument use fees, business plans and, in some limited circumstances, faculty support and patent costs.
Grants will be awarded on a competitive basis, and UT System peer-review panels will be charged with reviewing and recommending specific proposals for awards.
TIP complements two other state economic development efforts, the Emerging Technology Fund and the Texas Enterprise Fund, both of which established by Gov. Rick Perry. The development projects collectively aim to increase research and technology transfer activities across the state.
The program was formulated by the UT System Office of Research and Technology Transfer, which was established by Yudof in 2005 to develop and implement strategies to expand and enhance research activities at UT System institutions. In fiscal year 2007, the State of Texas invested $1.7 billion in the 15 UT institutions through general revenue, enabling exploration, innovation and ingenuity while educating an advanced workforce.
The funds supported $1.8 billion in additional funds spent on research endeavors, 14 start-up companies (66 in the last five years), 117 U.S. patents (553 in the last five years), and 655 invention disclosures (2,770 in the last five years), ultimately creating new jobs, products and services.
The UT System is one of the nation's largest higher education systems with nine academic campuses and six health institutions. The system has an annual operating budget of $10.7 billion (FY 2008) including $2.3 billion in research funded by federal, state, local and private sources. Student enrollment exceeded 190,000 in the 2006 academic year.
The UT System confers more than one-third of the state's undergraduate degrees and educates nearly three-fourths of the state's health care professionals annually. With more than 80,000 employees, the UT System is one of the largest employers in Texas.
For more information, contact Matt Flores or Spencer Miller-Payne at (512) 499-4363.


text: I agree that you need to do what you need to do to lock up WRs of that caliber to an extent. As people have said JR will not overpay and has a top of the line number set for both of them. We all know he will not under any circumstances go above those numbers. We all need to be prepared to lose one or both of them at some point. He feels he was able to bring in guys like SS, nicks, MM and Cruz and prob feels he can do it again under vet min or rookie contracts from new draft picks. He will let them walk. Eli and maybe JPP are only players truely safe at this point


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Second Suspect Returned To Shasta County For Attack On Pregnant Woman
REDDING, Calif. - The second of three suspects accused of attacking a pregnant woman on the Sacramento River Trail is now in jail in Shasta County.
Jeffery Walton, 20 of Ventura, was booked into custody Tuesday night. Walton is a Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton near San Diego, and is held on $1 million dollars bail.
Redding Police said Walton and a fellow Marine Lance Swann, 20 of Anderson, attacked the mother of Swann's unborn baby on the Sacramento River Trail in June. The mother Nicole Vultaggio, 18 of Redding, was eight months pregnant at the time.
Police said Vultaggio was punched, choked, and kicked in the stomach during the attack near the Sundial Bridge. Despite the attack, the baby was delivered early and is healthy.
Lance Swann was taken into custody at Camp Pendleton and expected to be returned to Shasta County this week.
A third suspect Erica Swann, 29 of Anderson, is Lance Swann's cousin. She was walking with Vultaggio at the time of the attack. Police said she helped plan the attack and texted her cousin when the approached the area where the attack happened.
All three suspects face charges of attempted murder, conspiracy and robbery.


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He's an inch shorter and 20lbs lighter than Phillip Dillard. Well I'm sold!
He's an inch shorter and 20lbs lighter than Phillip Dillard. Well I'm sold!
Lets not forget that the level of competition he's facing isn't very strong. When he hits people they go down, was very impressed with that, but if you notice in almost every highlight he's never blocked.
If he makes the team it will be for special teams.
And for the guy that said he looks like LT, clearly you never saw LT
Everyone relax, the competition he was facing is nothing compared to the pro game, or even Division A college.
Dear god victor Cruz has ruined everyone's expectations for UDFA's....unless its a big name from a big program that went Undrafted for off the field or medical reasons, reality is guys like this will be part of the 1st cuts.....
He's got special teams written all over him, he will struggle to make the team I think....
where's the link?
If true I really like the speed off the edge, wow.
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I have been thinking about soybean pesticide treatments and soy-based bee feed supplements.
I understand that in June 2004 Gustafson LLC (Bayer CropScience) petitioned the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that 40 CFR 180.472 be amended by establishing tolerances for residues of the insecticide imidacloprid in or on soybean seed at 1.0 ppm and soybean meal at 2.5 ppm. The proposed tolerance for soybean meal was subsequently revised by the petitioner to a proposed tolerance of 4.0 ppm.
The eventual changes to Sec. 180.472 were reported by the US EPA as follows:
- The time limited tolerance for soybean, seed at 1.0 ppm is removed from Sec. 180.472(b).
- Tolerances for soybean seed at 1.0 ppm and soybean meal at 4.0 ppm are added to Sec. 180.472(a).
Source: http://www.thefederalregister.com/d....07-13-05-13370
Source: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2005/pdf/05-13370.pdf
This increase in tolerances for soybean meal could be significant as I understand some bee feed supplements are soy-based. Some use organic soybean meal in thier mix but some use off the shelf soybean meal.
I came upon a translated Swiss research report on imidacloprid which cites J.M. Bonmatin's investigation concluding that a LD50 was reached after 8 days by feeding individual bees an imidacloprid/sugar solution of just 0.1 ppb.
Source: http://www.britishbee.org.uk/files/i...idacloprid.pdf
I have not been able to verify the cited investigation but have found other references stating toxicity can be found at low concentrations of imidacloprid fed with sucrose syrup (Suchail et al. 2000; Decourtye et al. 2003; Dechaume-Moncharmont et al. 2003).
Source: http://www.environmental-expert.com/...254G1T6X0R.pdf
My question to the beekeeping community is if bee feed supplements are soy-based and an established tolerance for soybean meal is 4.0 ppm when feed overtime could soy-based bee feed supplements affect bee behavior?
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(Oct. 5, 2006)--The UTSA Lyric Theatre presents "The Taffetas," a musical revue celebrating the doo-wop era of the Fabulous 50s at 7:30 p.m., Friday-Saturday, Oct. 6-7 and 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8 in the Buena Vista Theatre on the UTSA Downtown Campus.
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Mine was a ND, Negligent Discharge. This was just pure stupidity on my part.
I was about 17 and deer hunting in Vermont. Let's just say I was not a overly excited about being there because I am not a fan of hunting (I don't have a problem with people that hunt, it's just not for me). Anyway, I was sitting in a clearing with my .30-06 across my lap, bored off my a$$, and I started playing with the safety. The safety was right behind the trigger just outside the guard. Click, click. Click, click. Click, click. Click, BOOM! Needless to say it scared the crap out of me and I haven't been deer hunting since. Haven't had an ND since either though.


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Dorothy Alvina Rich, 86, of Hackensack, Minn., passed away Monday, Oct. 14, 2013, at St. Joseph's Area Health Service in Park Rapids.
Dorothy was born July 16, 1927, to Oscar and Mabel (Opheim) Bostrom. She graduated from high school in Hackensack and then attended business college in Minneapolis. Dorothy married and continued living in the Twin Cities area, working and raising her family. In 1969, she moved "north" and worked for the Hubbard County Home Care for many years. Dorothy was past president of the Akeley VFW Auxiliary and a member of the Union Congregational Church in Hackensack and the Akeley United Methodist Church.
Dorothy enjoyed gardening, sewing, canning, cooking, baking and going out to eat, and she loved to dance. Dorothy was a faithful letter writer, enjoyed visiting and being in the company of others, and made many special memories during her travels. Family was most important to her, especially her grandchildren. Her presence will be missed.
Dorothy is survived by her companion, Burton Woock; children, Patricia (Ernie) Opheim, Virginia Spain (James Johnson), Larry (Karen) Rich, Charlie (Sandi) Rich and Jon (Karen) Rich; grandchildren, Ronica (Ronald) Murtha, Mary (Jeff) Halet, Mark Rich, Shelby (Paul) Jensen, John (Leah) Opheim, Jacob (Jenn) Opheim, Joshua (Maggie) Opheim, Brittany (Shane) Spanjers, Michael (Micaela) Spain-Brist, Brandon Spain-Brist, Dylen Spain-Brist, Rob (Samantha) Rich and Melody (Jim) Rich; numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; sister, Katherine Robinson; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Linda; grandson, Lawrence "Ole;" and brothers, Willard, Edwin, Wallace, Gordon and John.
Funeral services were Friday, Oct. 18, 2013, at 2 p.m. at the Union Congregational Church in Hackensack with Pastor Michael Small officiating. Visitation was Thursday evening, Oct. 17, from 5-7 p.m. at Union Congregational Church and one hour prior to the service. Burial was at Hillcrest Cemetery, Hackensack, following the service.
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I am looking at the idea of pollination contracts in my region, and I wonder how much stress it is likely to have on my bees.
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The farmers are mostly within an hour to an hour and a half from my home yards, so they would never really be undergoing long travel, or great climatic shifts.
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- 1 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 cup plus 1 tablespoon cold water
- 1 cup cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened crushed pineapple, undrained
- 1 cup orange marmalade
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 package (12 ounces) wonton wrappers
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- In a large saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch, water, vinegar and soy sauce until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Reduce heat; stir in pineapple. Cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in marmalade. Cool to room temperature.
- Place 2 teaspoons of cream cheese in the center of each wonton wrapper (fill wrappers a few at a time, keeping the others covered with a damp paper towel until ready to use). Moisten edges with water; fold opposite corners together over filling and press to seal.
- In an electric skillet, heat 1 in. of oil to 375°. Fry wontons in batches for 2-1/2 minutes or until golden brown, turning once. Drain on paper towels. Serve with orange sauce. Yield: 4 dozen (4 cups sauce).
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I've started learning game development from directxtutorial and I've ran into error lnk1104: cannot open file 'd3dx11.lib' error.
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It is at walking distance to Grand Place, the very center of Brussels, Place St Catherine (with trendy bars and restaurants), shopping street Rue Neuve, Rue Dansaert (Belgium designers & shopping district) and metro station DeBrouckere.
The apartment is for max 3 adults or 2 adults with 2 children.
You will find all these amenities: wireless internet, double bed (160*200), sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen (microwave, cooker, dish washing machine, coffee machine Lavazza), fresh towels, hair dryer, shampoo and shower gel, iron and washing machine.
The apartment is well connected with the public transport, only 3 metro stations to Bruxelles Midi and one station to Gare Centrale.
From here you can visit most of the Brussels by foot.
Правила ПроживанияThis apartment is non smoking, but you can always smoke at the window.
Possible to arrange transfer from Zaventem Airport for 25 euros (depending on the schedule).
There is a security deposit of 100€ which has to be paid when you receive the key and it's refundable at the end of your staying.
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Amazing stay. Indication to get to the appartment were very clear and detailed. The appartment is cristal clean and very well decorated. Flori provided us with a very appreciated welcome package made of beer, chocolate, coffee, tea and every thing you might need.
The appartment is in a very good location. There is a grocery shop nearby if need be, and it's a 5 minutes walk to get to downtown Brussels and the closest subway station. Do not hesitate to book with Flori, I would do that anytime if I had to go back to Brussels.
The location is very good: 10-12 minutes on foot to the Grand'Place, about 5 minutes to a shopping mall and Carrefour supermarket. The nearest subway stop is only 3 minutes away. The apartment is spacious and very clean, with all the necessary equipment, including washing maching and laundry. The owners even offered us complimentary water, beer and chocolate on the arrival day. Excellent quality - price relationship. Highly recommended!
The location is very good: 10-12 minutes on foot to the Grand'Place, about 5 minutes to a shopping mall and Carrefour supermarket. The nearest subway stop is only 3 minutes away. The apartment is spacious and very clean, with all the necessary equipment, including washing machine (very practical!). The owners even offered us complimentary water and local beer on the arrival day. Excellent quality - price relationship. Highly recommended!
Great. They're really nice. Good details. No problem at all and the place is lovely,
We chose Flori's apartment as a friend stayed there last year and it came recommended - and all was as he said. The location is fantastic and the apartment itself is well equipped , quiet and spotlessly clean. We did not get to meet Flori as she was out of town but all communication was excellent and her friend, Andrew was there to meet us on arrival. We will definitely use this apartment on our next trip to Brussells - Highly recommended !!
We enjoyed our stay in this apartment very much.
It has a good location, a few minutes walk from the city centre. It is very well planned and offers all you need for your stay in Brussels. In the neighbourhood you find plenty of restaurants, cafés, bakeries, a super market and a shop that offers delicious sandwiches.
It was easy to get in contact with Flori when we had a couple of questions before arriving. The flat was nice and tidy.
We can wholeheartedly recommend it and will come back the next time we go to Brussels.
Nice apartment, great location, 10 min walk from downtown, a very pleasant stay, would repeat !!
Cosy and clean apartment indeed, and more than that - it creates a feeling of being at home. Flori was very kind, quick in responding, flexible in arranging the times for picking/leaving the key.
Small signs of hospitality - like available coffee, tea and small chocolates increased the impression of us being welcomed. Thank you.
La estancia en el apartamento fue estupenda. Estuvimos 5 días y nos gustó todo. Tiene una ubicación muy buena, muy cerca del casco histórico y a 15 min andando de la estación central. La dueña fue muy amable, llegamos más tarde de lo acordado y llegó muy rápido. La casa tiene una decoración muy agradable y estaba muy limpia. 100% recomendable.
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The misconception is that "Pitbull" is actually a breed. It's not. It's the name that dogfighters gave to a set of American bulldog breeds. The other obvious misconception is that the dogs are aggressive by nature, which is BS. There are plenty of breeds much more aggressive. It's just that they have stronger jaws, so more injuries are reported than say that of a lab, sheppard, bulldogs, etc....
What it comes down to is that there are thousands of American Staffordshire terriers that are homeless because people abandon them. They are also on the high-kill list when nobody takes them, which is so depressing.
Those are the only answers I have for ya man....I just love them. American Staffordshire Terrier, and bullmastiffs are my favorites.
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Standing guard over its city for nearly 1,000 years, the Tower of London has been a royal castle, a prison, a place of execution and torture, an armory and the Royal Mint. In SECRETS OF THE TOWER OF LONDON, PBS goes behind the tower's ancient walls, exposing its stories, unlocking doors to rooms never before seen on television, talking to the people who do stealth jobs in the edifice and revealing little-known facts about this English icon.
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(June 15, 2009)--The UTSA Office of Facilities announces the hiring of James "Doug" Lipscomb as director of facility planning and development and university architect. He will begin at UTSA June 29.
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In his role as university architect, Lipscomb will provide recommendations and assist in ensuring consistency with the new UTSA master plan and architectural standards, and will be the primary facilities point of contact for the UTSA Capital Improvement Plan with the UT System and Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Lipscomb also will lead facilities planning activities to ensure the effective establishment of capital improvement, deferred maintenance and renovation projects. He will play an important role in the planned development of the institution.
Lipscomb is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor of architecture degree, and he holds a master of architecture degree from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. He is a registered architect with more than 20 years of experience, and has worked for the last five years for the San Antonio firm Marmon Mok Architects. Lipscomb also worked for several other top architectural firms in San Antonio and Massachusetts.


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Original post made on Sep 11, 2012
The public has been invited to NASA Ames on Friday morning -- postponed from Thursday -- as space shuttle Endeavour is set to make a historic flight over Mountain View.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 10:31 AM
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a resident of another community
on Sep 11, 2012 at 3:08 pm
What a huge waste of money!
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Sep 11, 2012 at 4:07 pm
I know someone who saw this on the East Coast in the Spring. She said it was spectacular to see. I hope I get to see it.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 11, 2012 at 9:47 pm
On the day you may be able to track where she is here:
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a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 11, 2012 at 10:18 pm
FYI: Endeavor's namesake.
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a resident of another community
on Sep 12, 2012 at 11:56 am
What is the purpose of these flyovers? It seems like an odd thing to do, especially given that our government has cancelled the Space Shuttle program.
a resident of Whisman Station
on Sep 12, 2012 at 2:11 pm
I think it draws some public attention to the Shuttle program and that this shuttle will be on public display in LA. The NASA Ames flyover is a tribute to the Shuttle work that was done there.
a resident of Willowgate
on Sep 13, 2012 at 5:43 pm
This is awesome. Someone asked what is the purpose. For one this also pay tribute to those who lost their live in this program. Remember for future generations, this planet will not last forever. If the planet expired in one year, where would you go if you had a chance to survive on another planet.
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Sep 17, 2012 at 2:48 pm
Back in the day, Ames high speed and electo-arc wind tunnels were used to develop the hypersonic glider we call the Shuttle. It's fitting one should fly by.
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Sep 17, 2012 at 7:08 pm
Flight is postponed 'till Friday, due to enroute wx.
a resident of another community
on Sep 18, 2012 at 10:54 am
Postponed until Friday Web Link
a resident of Sylvan Park
on Sep 18, 2012 at 9:41 pm
To be clear, this statement is inaccurate: "The event celebrates the accomplishments of the now defunct shuttle program, its 25 missions, 299 days in orbit and for going around the Earth 4,671 times while traveling 122,883,151 miles."
Those are the statistics for the Endeavor itself. The entire program had 135 missions, 1,323 days in orbit and 21,030 orbits around the earth. 180 satellites and payloads were deployed by shuttles, and 355 different astronauts (309 men, 46 women) from 16 countries flew on the shuttle.
From 1981 - 2001, the project generated jobs for hundreds of thousands of people for decades while generating numerous medical and scientific advances. The 30 year project cost $209 Billion, which is just 6% of our national budget this year (or 1/3 of today's defense department budget).
Or put another way, it cost roughly twenty dollars per person in the country per year from 1981 - 2011.
a resident of Old Mountain View
on Sep 18, 2012 at 10:41 pm
I think it sucks that they won't land at Moffet ... I think it would be appropriate to land and at least let the NASA employees take pictures etc for the last time. I feel they at least owe it to the employees and all that were involved in the shuttle program.
a resident of another community
on Sep 18, 2012 at 11:30 pm
How far away from moffett field will the shuttle be visible as it flies by? I live in a surrounding neighborhood and I want to know how many miles away I'll be able to seeitfrom.
a resident of another community
on Sep 19, 2012 at 7:06 pm
A 747 at five miles is the angular size of the moon, about half your little fingernail at arm's length. Closer is better. Binoculars help. Photographers need to consider the east-southeast sun angle (az 111, el 26 at 9:15 PDT). People on the airfield will be looking into the sun, but the current forecast is mostly cloudy. Given my aversion to traffic, I plan to watch from the Ellis/101 VTA light-rail station (service every 15 minutes until ~10am, then half-hours). A bike/foot alternative is the baylands trail around the north of Ames/Moffett.
a resident of Sylvan Park
on Sep 20, 2012 at 3:37 pm
and to you whiners about cost, this is being paid for by the LA Science Center, where it will be housed.
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Perhaps we can all chip in for a new tin foil hat for the OP? I'm thinking short circuit.
Guys, I wouldn't go overboard with the butt slapping of Wilson yet. The Saints D and kick coverage is beyond horrible. Even though the OP went overboard with his statement, doesn't mean you have to go do it youself. Wilson looked great 1 game. Let's see what he does in a couple of games. Love what I saw though.
Yeah we should slow down a bit. Now I was never down on the guy, but I also won't name him an all pro just yet. Most of his rushing yards came on one run in clean up time. Now it was still impressive, and he did have some good hard runs like his first rushing TD of the day, but we need a bigger sample to say he can do it all the time.
A week ago it wasn't time to label Wilson a bust and this week is not the time to name him All-Pro. He's a rookie in Tom Coughlin's system. Who knows what Doug Martin's story would be at this point if he had fallen to the Giants in the draft? Anyone think Martin would have gotten 24 carries in the first game of the season with the G-Men as he did with the Bucs? I have my doubts. I have high hopes for Wilson and feel he'll grow in the system. I think Reese made a good pick for what the Giants want and expect from a rookie.
But there have been some VERY vocal haters on these forums and they deserve everything they have coming.
Oh and for the record, at this time he IS all pro. He is the leagues best Kick returner by a LOT of yards(he was even before yesterday.) If he wasnt the NFC rep as kick returner, then they gave it to the wrong guy.
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