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I've been working on a lot of projects at work, and registering classes for next semester, but I've found some time to get everyone caught up on new magazine details. For the sake of being crunched for time, I'm posting multiple magazine previews from multiple sources.
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# People are reading newspapers, gesturing whilst talking on their mobile phones, people sitting on seats while talking and absent-mindedly flicking dust off their jeans. "We really know we're in Liberty City when we see an 80-year old granny staggering down the street as she takes swigs from a bottle of whiskey."Thanks to Wehmer, GTA4.Net.
# You can feel the bass of passing cars, and hear the radio that they're listening to when it goes past.
# Niko passes an ATM and it prompts him to "access funds". It's likely that if you die, you may lose all your money, so putting it in a bank when you get a substantial amount seems like a good idea. The magazine also hints at being able to bribe people and the possibility of being mugged.
# As has been said, one can travel from the road into a building with no load times. Manual aim has been upgraded considerably from SA, and is now much easier.
# Niko exits into a seedy back alley, where it is "populated by piles of litter, weeds and homeless guys huddling around fires in barrels."
# As Niko ascends a telegraph pole, the animations are smooth. Also, at the top, the vertical density of the city can be fully realized. "The skyline is crowded with complex architecture, above-ground train-lines, fire escapes, endless billboards and the Broker Bridge in the distance."
# Niko breaks into an easy jog, showing realistic fluidity, leaning his body into corners as he takes them. A random passing car bumps into him and Niko stumbles backwards before regaining composure.
# Niko smashes a car window, hot-wires the car and climbs in while glass clatters to the ground.
# Broker has the real-life feeling of a bustling, lush new cityscape. Sunlight reflects off the car's paintwork, and the shadows are beautifully realized. The back streets of Broker, however, are much different. They are "a grungy mixture of rundown factories, overflowing dumpsters and dank back alleys."
# Driving physics have been "tirelessly tweaked and enhanced"
# On the size of GTA IV: "Dan Houser: Well, area wise, the scope is about the same as San Andreas. I don't know exactly how it compares area to area, but it's bigger then any one city we've had in a game before." Also, "If we give people exactly what they think the want then, a) we're not doing a very interesting job any more and, b) we're not going to amaze them."
# OPS asked "In terms of weaponry and vehicles you had a pretty good spread in San Andreas," to which Dan Houser replied "Yeah, I don't think we will be adding vast numbers of things there." They explain that its about honing in and tightening. "So, for example, with game in one city there are no longer planes because there's nowhere to fly to. ...you take planes to get here, and you don't take planes to get across the city."
# A big part of the gameplay will be on the rooftops, apparently. It should be very fun.
# Also, as a side note, they haven't really thought about San Andreas Stories, they are thinking of other things at the moment.
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# You can view the bus schedule at bus stops around this city, strongly encouraging the idea that players will be able to ride the bus for a small fee.Thanks to PlanetGTA, Slim_Trashman.
# When Niko draws a weapon, the camera will position itself over his shoulder and a crosshair will appear in the center of the screen, similar to manual aim in San Andreas. It will be possible to lock onto a target and strafe left and right to avoid any oncoming bullets.
# Grand Theft Auto will not longer be as easy as it's been in GTA IV's predecessors. You can't just jump into a car and immediately floor it. You may have to hot wire the car, or sneak up to it and break the window to enter.
# Niko will be able to climb several things such as telephone poles and fire escapes.
# You can look down into the grating of a sidewalk panel and view what's under Liberty City. Light will shine down into these places.
# Philip Glass, the composer of the trailer music, may be involved in the production of the game's soundtrack.
Official Xbox Magazine UK
# According to the magazine, GTA IV is currently 66% complete.Thanks to Loose Head, GTA4.Net
# Niko will be able to climb and descend exterior fire escapes and some meetings will take place high in the office buildings of skyscrapers. It's said that from on top of them you'll be able to throw people off.
# Hand to hand combat is also being reworked on for GTA IV, and will feel "much more natural" than before.
# One of the radio stations includes an "Eastern European-sounding" dancing station. No song artists have been confirmed yet.
# For confirmation, boats will be making a return and the handling is "really nice".
# When selecting your mobile phone, a zoomed-in version of the mobile screen pops up in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, where you can use its address book to pitch for "jobs" with gang contacts among other things.
# Dan Houser is quoted saying that the Liberty City in GTA IV is bigger than any single city they've done before, giving a more clear indication of the physical size of the game. He continues saying that the "detail" of the game is the big thing.
# Dan says that they're "certainly evolving the way the radio works". He says the same for police behaviour and their reaction to crimes. Nothing further is said about this...
# "Fun ridiculous" weapons is said to be in the game, because R* is not going too "naturalistic".
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Sophomore Nicole Cook cruised to her fastest time ever in the 800 meters on Saturday, earned an automatic NCAA berth and joined two other University of Tennessee teammates in advancing to the finals of the Southeastern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships at the O'Connell Center.
Cook, the third-place finisher in the 800 at the 2002 SEC indoor meet and the champion at the outdoor gathering, breezed to a 2:06.11 result to top her previous personal record of 2:06.92, which she set in the league finals a year ago. The mark earned her a ticket to Sunday's money race and locked up a trip to Fayetteville, Ark., for the NCAA Championships meet on March 14-15.
Going out fast in heat one, Cook grabbed the lead for the first lap until LSU's Marian Burnett decided to set a faster pace. Just after the leaders completed the initial 200 meters, Burnett surged to the front and led the rest of the way, covering the distance in 2:05.27. Cook would finish next, followed by Auburn's Sarah Reese in 2:06.90.
In Sunday's race for all the marbles, Cook will find herself in familiar
company. It was Burnett who won the indoor title a year ago, beating out
Florida's Kristina Bratton and Cook for top honors. Bratton will again be
in the mix as should LSU's Neisha Bernard-Thomas, the heat two victor, as
well as Reese, her sister Caitlin Reese and Kentucky's Beth Heimann.
Also advancing to Sunday's finals are redshirt freshman Brooke Novak in the mile and sophomore Toyin Olupona in the 55m dash. Their presence, along with Cook's, should help Tennessee get on the scoreboard and pursue its goal of reaching the mid 30-point plateau. After two days of action, Arkansas gleaned 19 points from the 3000m to post a total of 35 and surge ahead of first-day leader Georgia. South Carolina moved into second with 34, followed by Florida and Georgia with 25. Others on the board include Auburn (13), Mississippi State (8), Kentucky (7), Vanderbilt (5), Alabama (2), as well as Ole Miss and LSU (1).
In the mile run, Novak appeared to run a patient race and advanced to the championship round with a clocking of 4:52.79. That effort was just off her victorious season best of 4:51.37 at the Gator Invitational in Gainesville on Feb. 9. The Kaukauna, Wis., native finished fourth in heat two and posted the seventh-fastest reading of the preliminary round. Junior Erin Anderson (Kent, Ohio) ran a season-topping 5:02.60 but finished two places out of a qualifying spot in 11th.
Olupona advanced to her first SEC indoor final, earning the ninth spot in the 55m finals with a reading of 6.93. That performance is the fastest time the Orillia, Canada, product has ever charted in a prelim race and is barely under the 6.90 lifetime best she posted in the finals of last Friday night's Tennessee Indoor Classic.
"We're moving forward, getting people in the finals and in position to score some points tomorrow," UT Head Coach J.J. Clark said. "It's outstanding to have Nicole, Brooke and Toyin move on to the championship round, because the expectation when you come to this meet is that you are facing athletes of great quality. We have a shot at achieving our goals here, but it is going to take everyone we have being ready to step up on Sunday."
Elsewhere, sophomore Dee Dee Trotter (Decatur, Ga.) finished second in her heat of the 200m dash trials. Unfortunately, her showing of 24.16 in heat four was not fast enough to merit a slot in the NCAA-caliber finals. Like Anderson in the mile, Trotter missed advancing to Sunday by two. That outcome for the 2002 sixth-place conference finisher and the number-seven ranked sprinter on the SEC 200m list entering the meet was the only real setback on the day for the orange-clad team.
Jessica Southers, who is a returning scorer in the 5000 meters, just missed on adding an unexpected point in the 3000. The sophomore from Ashland, Ky., turned in a ninth-place effort with a pace of 10:05.79. Also running the 3K were junior Christy Baird (Knoxville, Tenn.) and sophomore Elizabeth McCalley (Knoxville, Tenn.), who were among those pulled off the track as is the practice at SECs when the leaders lap the field.
In the shot put, junior Janine Tessarzik (Altamont, N.Y.) registered a throw of 43-5.25/13.25m to finish 15th. UT's lone thrower managed her best heave on attempt number two and also stretched the tape to 41-10.75/12.77m and 42-0/12.80m on her other two tries.
Also competing on day two of the conference meet for the Big Orange but unable to qualify for the finals were sophomore Antoinette Gorham (Glenarden, Md.) and junior Christina Billings (Madison, Wis.) in the 400m, recording times of 59.28 and 59.57, respectively.
In addition to those who earned finals berths on Saturday, other Lady Volunteers slated to compete on Sunday include Tessarzik in the weight throw; Christie Elwin (Adelaide, Australia), Lauren McNeil (Easton, Pa.), Kendra Rhyne (Andersonville, Tenn.), Jessica Andrews (Rockford, Tenn.) and Jessica Reust (Knoxville, Tenn.) in the pole vault; and Southers, Sharon Dickie (Grand Blanc, Mich.) and Katie Flaute (Dayton, Ohio) in the 5000 meters. UT will also have quartets in both the distance medley and 4x400m relays.
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Derby favourite to work on the beach instead of contesting the Waikato Guineas.
A drive through Waikato yesterday was all it took to convince trainer Donna Logan that Habibi will not start in Saturday's Waikato Guineas at Te Rapa.
Logan took time out from a busy week at the Karaka sales to drive down to Waikato to drop her son back to boarding school.
But she wasn't just being a loving mum, she also used the trip as a reconnaissance mission to look at the Te Rapa track.
"It was really firm and too firm for what I want at the moment," she told the Herald.
"They have been irrigating since Monday and it was still a Good (3) and she doesn't need to start on that.
"I am sure it is fine for plenty of other horses but I don't want her racing on a really firm track right now."
So Logan will change tack, with her new major target being the Avondale Guineas at Ellerslie on February 17.
"We also have the option of going back to Te Rapa next week if there is some rain in the interim, but, really, I'd rather go to Ellerslie.
"The more experience she has right-handed before the Derby the better."
Habibi is the $4 favourite for the TV3 Derby at Ellerslie on March 2 after her two stunning wins over the male 3-year-olds at the Christmas carnival.
Logan says she has thrived since then.
"Even though the weather has been very hot we are lucky we have the beach to work on at home," she said.
"I have miles of nice flat sand to get her ready on, so she is fit enough.
"So, missing this race is no panic for us."
It does, sadly, rob the Waikato Racing Club and punters of an early Derby preview as Habibi was totake on Derby second favourite Weissmuller on Saturday.
The Wellington Stakes winner has drawn ideally at barrier six in the $100,000 group two feature over 2000m, which last season provided such a great form line to the biggest races.
On that occasion Silent Achiever just downed Ocean Park, with the filly going on to win the NZ Derby and Ocean Park the Cox Plate during a spring weight-for-age rampage. There will be at least one Derby winner at Te Rapa though, with last season's VRC Derby winner Sangster headlining the $25,000 open handicap.
He returned to something like that form with a last-start second at Trentham and remains the $6 favourite for the Auckland Cup, having been joined at that quote by Annie Higgins after her brave second last Saturday.
Meanwhile, trainer Stephen Marsh says any Australian campaign for Sunday's Karaka Million winner Ruud Awakening will take a back seat to chasing local group one glory.
Which means she will return to Ellerslie for her next start in the Diamond Stakes on March 9.
"Getting a group one is first and foremost," says Marsh.
"We are still keen to go to Australia maybe after that depending how it all pans out but at the moment she has won two listed races.
"And it would be real shame to take her to Aussie, something go wrong and she doesn't get a group one.
"So she can chase the Diamond and after that we can work out what happens next.
"If that means Australia and maybe even the Golden Slipper, then great but it is one-step-at-a-time stuff for us at the moment."


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In what was a stunning turn of events, 29-year-old Monterey resident Adam Roach came from behind to win the 28th annual Big Sur International Marathon on Sunday, finishing the majestic 26.2-mile course in 2 hours, 27 minutes, 46 seconds.
Roach, wearing the same peach tank top and shorts he did in winning last year, becomes the first Monterey County resident to repeat as marathon champion. The last male to win back-to-back Big Sur titles was Jonathan Ndambuki, who won in 2002 and 2003. Course record holder Brad Hawthorne (2:16:39) nabbed four straight wins from 1989-1992.
"It feels great," said a smiling Roach afterward. "I had a lot to make up the second half of the course, but I knew I could do it."
Around the 13.1-mile mark, Roach wasn't even considered to be a factor. At the time, 34-year-old Josh Whitehead of Alabama led long-distance legend Michael Wardian by two minutes, with Italy's Hermann Achmuller just behind the leaders.
It was at the 24-mile mark that Roach, who just kept grinding away, finally overcame the leaders.
"Every time we got a straightaway where I had a view, I could see that I still had a shot," said Roach, a computer programmer and member of the local Wednesday Night Laundry Runner's Club. "When I finally passed everyone it felt amazing. You're working so hard."
Whitehead, who was the 14th overall American finisher at the Boston Marathon and was making his Big Sur debut, found out how grueling the course can be. He would end up finishing third with a time of 2:28:54. Taking second place with a time of 2:28:42 was 32-year-old Sausalito resident Matthew Laye, who was also making his Big Sur debut.
Like Roach, Laye also made a surge in the second half of the course. Around the 10-mile mark, Laye was as far back as seventh.
"I felt great. I just started picking people off," said Laye, who won the 2008 Heart of America Marathon in Missouri. "I'd get close to Adam, maybe within 15-20 seconds, but then he'd recover and pull away again."
Coming into the race, Roach said he felt as if he had a bulls-eye on his back. In winning last year, Roach joined Mike Lundblad (1988), Daniel Tapia (2010) and Jesus Campos (2011) as those with local ties to win the event. Tapia and Campos were long-distance aces at Hartnell College after stellar prep careers at North Monterey County and King City, respectively. Neither competed this year.
"I knew I would have to have a great race," Roach said. "It was tougher this year. It's always harder coming in number one. You have a big target on your back."
Rounding out the Top 5 were Wardian, who finished fourth at 2:31:54 and Brian Dumm of Pacific Grove, who came in at 2:33:25. Achmuller placed sixth at 2:34:52.
Wardian is a four-time winner of the USA Track and Field Championships and is the current indoor marathon world record holder (2:27). In both 2010 and 2012, Dumm, 30, captured the Air Force Marathon with identical times of 2:28.
The only other local runner to crack the Top 20 was Pacific Grove's James Kimbrell, who placed 14th at 2:48:57.
Winning the 21-miler was Steve Cryan of El Segundo at 2:04:44. In the 10.6-miler, San Francisco's Stephen Rothwell took first at 1:09:16. Marina's Cole Leeson was third (1:16:05) and Monterey's Nichloas Mires (1:18:24) was sixth.
The oldest marathoner, 81-year-old Richard Ospahl of Portola Valley, came in at 5:01:17.


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Hello, We are conducting a study in a French area about doctors prescribing Cox selective NSAID (a drug to prevent inflammation). So, we selected the 2600 doctors with highest numbers of patients with NSAID among 5200 general practitioners and rheumatologists (spe variable). We randomly picked a 1300 sample and mailed 3 successive information to each of them. We measured several criterions : * number of patients with Cox2 selective NSAID (variable named cox) * number of patients with other classical NSAID (nsaidc variable) * number of patients with acetaminophen (paracetamol) prescribed for at least 12 weeks (para variable) * % of patients with H2 receptor antagonist or proton pump inhibitors (ulcer prevention) among cox and platelet activation inhibitors (Aspirin or Plavix) users (ulcer variable) (we know the absolute numbers for calculating percentage) * % of patients older than 70 with serum creatinine measure (renal function) among cox users (creat variable) (we know the absolute numbers for calculating percentage) The patients population of interest is cox plus nsaid plus para. We have no specific information about the patients other than above. The number of patients may vary from time to time for each doctor (opened patient population) but the doctors do not vary (closed doctor population). We have a little bit more information about the doctors (age, urban or rural...). So, these data are xt panel. We have three measures (time 1, time2, time3) of each variable in two groups : - cox1, cox2, cox3 - nsaidc1 , nsaidc2 , nsaidc3 - para1, para2, para3 - ulcer1 , ulcer2 , ulcer3 - creat1, creat2, creat3 I would like which analysis I should use : • xi: xtpoisson cox spe i.time, i(doctor) irr for modelling the count of cox users • expanding the data and using a hierarchical logit model (gllamm) with first unit beeing doctors and second unit beeing patients (cox + nsaidc + para) and depvar recoded 0/1 for users of Cox2 NSAID (coxuser). But how can I consider the three time measures. • reversing the model, id modelling the group instead of the result and writing something like • xi: xtlogit group i.spe i.time cox nsaidc para ulcer creat, i(doctor) The problem is how to use in the model the percentages considering precision depending on the doctor's patients population. Is there any other way I could analyse these data? Thank you very much. Bien amicalement. Dr Jean-François Blatier mailto:email@example.com * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Right now, I'm at the Help desk level and been there for 2 yrs. What I want to do is transition from the HD to SW dev. I'm having a hard time getting technical interviews because I don't have a college degree and I don't have previous "professional" experience and I'm not being taken seriously because of my age I'm 19. Honestly, right now I cannot afford college. Is there anything I can do to transition from the HD to a more programming heavy position?
Once at the developer level and I become more senior. How would I get that prerequisite RE experience all employers are looking for? What are some good certs Like GREM that are good to go along with to give me a chance to receive interviews? I have not been able to find many certs for RE. Would any of the other sec cert be valuable to the skillset I need. Great website will post less and read more.


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2012's Musicale took place at Historic Central School. (Special to the American Press)
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By Warren Arceneaux / American Press
Musicale, the Literacy Council of Southwest Louisiana's fundraiser, is getting bigger in its second production.
This year's event will be at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 13, in the Central School Arts and Humanities Center, 809 Kirby St.
It will feature food by Nic Hunter of the Harlequin restaurant and tunes by a pair of artists with local roots, Vinton native Marcia Ball and Lake Charles native Wendy Colonna.
"We have already sold more VIP tickets for this year; we are excited about it," said Executive Director Tommeka Semien. "We are glad more people are taking an interest in the event and hope they will enjoy it again."
Council staff members made a recruiting trip to New Orleans to entice Ball and Colonna to perform at this year's event, whose proceeds support Literacy Council programs.
Among the programs is an adult education literacy initiative for anyone over the age of 16 who is not enrolled in school.
"Typically, participants in the program do not have a GED or diploma and come in reading below fourth- or fifth-grade level," Semien said. "Their interest is in improving their skills so they can go to work or find better employment."
The program can help participants earn a high school equivalency diploma and transition into college, she said.
"It is our biggest program," Semien said. "Currently, we offer services in Lake Charles, Grand Lake, Jennings and Beauregard Parish. We are planning on starting an office in Sulphur in the next month or so."
She said the program had about 900 participants last year and that officials hope to have even more this year. The next round of testing for new students will be the first week in November.
The council also provides writing and math tutoring to middle and high school students. To enroll in the program, students must establish their need by supplying a recent report card or test scores. Tutoring is 4-6 p.m. Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday at Central School.
Semien said she hopes the community helps the fundraising event grow. "We hope to fill out all of our VIP seating," she said. "But we are leaving the majority of room open to the general public."
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Here is a pic of where they are. They are in between the fireplace and stuckoed soffit just under the rain gutter. there is about 1/2 inch gap between the soffit and fireplace. Owner says they have been there maybe a year. I think I can manage a trap out, which will leave honey and comb inside somewhere. With a cut out I have to go through concrete stucko to get into the soffit if they are not there they maybe in the attic, (doesn't look like there is an attic unless there is a whole extending into the attic, or the fireplace, or maybe they made a home down the block. The roof is a flat lanai roof extending past a hip roof. Oh yeah I'm brand new to all of this and don't really have the contstruction knowledge to do a cut out.
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I got this one from northern California winery---finally holding water. I have the biggest bubbler for the bung hole. I'd be glad to hear from any who can suggest a sugar/water ratio and the best yeast to recommision the barrel. I don't expect to drink this batch, only wanting to sweeten the oak and prepare for the apple/honey (cyser).
The last Presidemtial batch I fermented drug on so long it turned to apple cider vinegar. We're still using it in the kitchen--50 gallons goes a long way. That'e one reason for the new barrel. Fresh start---something to celebrate.
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#21 Fri 05 Oct 12 10:34pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
to me, the book is not about cooking the dishes in 15 minutes straight, it�s a way to make people see that it doesn�t take hours to prepare a meal when you�re organised and have a good recipy, in most cases you�re quicker cooking than you could order at a takeaway and have it delivered!
With some routine I am sure many of the dishes can be done in ABOUT 15 minutes. Five or even ten minutes more is still quite quick! And it�s homemade, with good products. I hope it does make many of the curious people realise how rewarding and satisfying it is to cook your own meal, and how much better it can taste than ready-made meals out of plastic containers. It could of course put people off when they are looking at the timeline too strictly and rush themselves.
Maybe it would be a good idea to let people know that if they�re too unsure about their cooking skills, they should take their time and do a bit more mise en place, and if so, what exactly? Not anyone is quick in chopping, weighing things and keeping an eye on different pots, the oven and who-knows-what.
All in all I still believe it will bring some people to cook more often, maybe use the recipes to bring up own ideas in the long run, which is what I do a lot. When I don�t have any ideas what to cook I am sitting down with a pile of cook books and let inspiration wash over me whilst looking through them, so to speak.
So far, the reactions I have seen are very mixed, but mostly positive about the taste of the meals tried, so that�s a good start.
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#22 Sun 14 Oct 12 12:44am
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
I am buying the book tomorrow, it will be one of my Christmas presents
#23 Sat 20 Oct 12 12:50pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Same here! can't wait to try this 15 minutes meals, this is what I want having a quick meals in an instant..
#24 Sat 20 Oct 12 4:12pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Got the book and tried a couple - can't wait for the series to start in the UK on week days
#25 Sun 21 Oct 12 2:47pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Not long now! 12 days left until I�ve got it!
#26 Mon 22 Oct 12 2:05am
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Looking forward to seeing this
#27 Mon 29 Oct 12 3:09am
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- Member since Wed 13 Aug 08
Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Yesterday I made that lamb meatballs with salad and the crispy duck, I didn't get either of them into the 15 minutes but not far off. They where both delicious and full of flavour can't wait to try out a few others!!
#28 Tue 06 Nov 12 7:43pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Some of the recipes that I've seen look very good indeed, especially once I've tweaked them to suit our allergies! Will be trying the fish stew, and maybe even the asian-style beef salad ... looking forward to the rest of the series!
#29 Wed 07 Nov 12 6:55pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
I've made the fish stew already (got one of those recipe cards that were in the newspaper in the UK from a friend) and I've managed to watch the first 10 episodes. There are so many different and interesting ideas, I want to try them all! The fish stew was good and didn't take me long to make.
#30 Sat 17 Nov 12 12:14pm
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Re: Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals
Tried a few of the recipe's now, all tasted good.
Already stated it doesnt have to take 15 mins to complete, think the idea is that the food can be prepared quickly and easily if you want too, or take your time, depends on your lifestyle.


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All I'm saying is that no one, including myself, has any solid proof that any teams were spotted in Panama.
AR-19 (July 4-16 2011)/ TV Episode/ Verite Producciones & WRP-19 /Panama - USA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4CqquftJ6c&featurecheck out this video for Lommel proving ground. Around 1.00 the road and the forest is very similar to what we saw in the promo.
We've got to work out where exactly the line is between looking for spoilers and stalking the contestants. It feels like we've been getting too close to the bad side of that for a couple of seasons now - it honestly wouldn't surprise me if there's another six-year wait before the next Australia visit after what happened in TAR18.
There's a difference between having a few team types (eg. "two blonde girls in pink") spoiled at the start of the season and having entire legs - tasks, locations, arrivals - spoiled, though.
I'm pretty sure this is a shot from Indonesia. The spelling of 'Taksi' on the roof is a dead giveaway and as far as I know, they don't spell it like that in Panama..
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Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
I have a light and heat in the shed. Light on a timer. I think if they aren't warm enough survival instinct kicks in and they use the energy for heat instead of laying. Still getting lots of eggs.
I've got 15 chickens at the moment. 1 Wyandote bantam hen, 1 Buff Brahma bantam hen, 2 Welsummer bantam hens, 2 Barred Rock hens, 8 Black Star hens, and 1 tiny little Sebright rooster. In my hen house, I have a light rope that goes around the rafters. I also have a flood light in the enclosed area. The lights are on a timer that comes on at 5:30 in the morning, and shuts off at about 7:30, then comes back on at 4, and then shuts off again at 9. We also let them free range most of the time. Inside the nesting boxes, I have seedling mats that are thermostatically controlled to come on when the temperature drops below 35. They have been on for about a month and a half now. We get about 11 eggs a day. The light on the timer seems to be what has the biggest effect on yield.
Ace; the source of your birds is the problem. Different hatcheries seem to all have different strains of each breed, some good some poor. Each hatchery will have a few varieties which are excellent, and a few that are lousy, all depends on where they get their hatching eggs. Good idea to just go with the best breed from your particular supplier. I would love to have guineas, but with the foxes, coyotes, and large owls around here, no one seems to be able to keep them for very long.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Acebird, I think they need at least 12 hrs of light for full on egg production. I also think if you run them all year they burn out faster (my chickens tend not to live much past 3 yrs). So giving them that winter break may prolong their life and probably how long they will lay (just my opinion).
My chickens have a pension plan and I keep them until the die (natural causes) even if they stop laying.
Yes, 4 to 4:30 is 12 1/2 hours of light per day.
Are you feeding your chickens organic feed at $27.00 per bag? That last about a week. Our remaining two RIR are 5 years old. Probably not laying though.
Most animals lifespan are affected by stress. I think our chickens have it pretty good but remember they are at the bottom of the food chain so stress is always a part of their life.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
I agree I bought a nice heat bulb that I run in the coop from abou 6AM-6PM which keeps my girls going all year. I get about an egg a day plus or minus a few during molt/springtime. I also noticed the buckeyes (pea comb RIR) or the RIR are the best survival birds. I had a RIR rooster after I sent all my girls to the freezer (was sick of dealing with the mess) that I couldn't catch to save my life. He survived for 2 years by himself in our barn on cow grain and some dogfood. He didn't even come around us until I got him some new ladies. Now he has since gone to freezer but not after he left his legacy with our new Roo and a Austrolorp girl..for those that are wondering you get a dark brown bird that looks like it rolled in TAR from that cross..I think this is why my flock does so well. They are cross bred and blackish...like little turkey vultures.
Not sure if it's intended for me but, I don't feed them organic, they get layer ration though (about $15/bag) and I usually have oyster shells for them.
Yup you are right on! Layer is the way to go. Don't know where you are located doc25 but if you look for a local feed store (they really don't advertise like tractor supply) you can find bags of good complete layer and medicated layer for half that price. Ask around your area or look in the business pages (yes it still exists) even big cities like Dallas have feed stores and they are cheeep.
For you guys just wanting chickens it is a good place to find some local pullets (chicks with feathers) for you guys that want to get started. The guys in the feed stores are also typically your friendly type and you can get some great healthy local birds that do well in your area. Usually farmers give the leftovers or trade to these places for feed. You just have to find them.
About the oyster I found that if you have good layer you won't need calcium if you free range or even if you cage. It should be all included. Never noticed a difference my shells are always about double the grocery store thickness.
What I have found that works is I give them the medicated right before it starts to get cold. I found I have more survivors that way. Also i give my girls about a 1/8th cup of ground corn it keeps them warm at night. It isn't much for nutition butit brings them all back into the coop so I can shut the door. The corn will keep your eggs flowing longer into the winter I have found.
I don't medicate my bees so I am surely not going to medicate my birds and then eat their eggs.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Yep I can see both sides of to medicate or not. I use it sparringly as antibiotic overuse is the primary reason why most of our old antibiotics don't work anymore or have weak effects esp in the AG industry.
Acebird, unless it says 100% antibiotic free and freerange(sometimes non medicated), or if you have ever eaten a store egg or gone out and ordered eggs even if it says its not medicated/hormoned you have probably eaten a medicated egg. Most of us have eaten or are eating an egg from a bird that is heavily medicated or medicated in some way. I mean from the day it hatches till it dies in its 1ft cubed battery cell most industry birds get dosed heavily to keep the sickness out. Laws are against steroid/hormone use and really not so much against use of antibiotics in most states. Now a few have come around but your brands like Tyson and Pigrims just move operations to states that have less regulated rules.
Mine seem to get all the calcium they need from free-ranging. And the fact that I throw the shells back at them. Some people don't like that, say it leads to birds pecking their eggs, but that has never been the case with my 20 layers.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
The wife dries a few shells and beats them to bits in the blender then it goes in their scraps bowl. Except for coming out of molt the eggs shells are plenty hard. The real difference in a free range chicken that is fed organic feed is the taste. People who have had our eggs claim it is the best they ever tasted. I wouldn't argue.
Yesterday we got 7 eggs, whoo hoo. Today we got 1. I think our chickens get the Mohawk Valley Blahs when the sun doesn't shine.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Weather is definitely a factor. No snow down here in SC, but not many bugs moving either. Lots of dandelions and other plants are getting nipped off though.
I don't even wash or crush the shells. I crack them in half when we cook and they go out with the rest of the vegetable/grain/meat scraps.
I was just about to say Hoo-Ray for Guinness Extra Stout. Then I noticed you said Guineas.
Acebird apologies as A bag of medicated last only a little over 2 weeks if at my place. I am getting about 12-20 eggs a day average during the off months and more during the summer. I try to keep my flock down to a technical term of "a bunch". I always kull before winter usually late Nov around here when eggs slow. My hen house is an 8X8X4 sructure with a 24X8 yard (16 yard but house has 2ft off the ground. So they dont get medicated very long. Just enough to keep them happy when the weather gets cold and bugs become scarce. During the summery months they eat next to nothing in the coop and i feed very little as they are busy scraching and hunting hoppers.
Beesmart - Yea we never really get snow around here either I throw a board of ply over the the top of the run to keep some of the rain outand could see where 2 ft of snow would stop eggs my hens dont like to go outside when it is cold until the corn shows up then its like a shark tank.
Ace- do your roos tend to split up their hens into packs I get about 4-5 5 packs a summer all herded by a roo or a dom hen?


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At the end of September 1941, more than a million German soldiers lined up along the frontline just 180 miles west of Moscow. They were well trained, confident, and had good reasons to hope that the war in the East would be over with one last offensive. Facing them was an equally large Soviet force, but whose soldiers were neither as well trained nor as confident. When the Germans struck, disaster soon befell the Soviet defenders. German panzer spearheads cut through enemy defenses and thrust deeply to encircle most of the Soviet soldiers on the approaches to Moscow. Within a few weeks, most of them marched into captivity, where a grim fate awaited them.
Despite the overwhelming initial German success, however, the Soviet capital did not fall. German combat units as well as supply transport were bogged down in mud caused by autumn rains. General Zhukov was called back to Moscow and given the desperate task to recreate defense lines west of Moscow. The mud allowed him time to accomplish this, and when the Germans again began to attack in November, they met stiffer resistance. Even so, they came perilously close to the capital, and if the vicissitudes of weather had cooperated, would have seized it. Though German units were also fighting desperately by now, the Soviet build-up soon exceeded their own.
The Drive on Moscow: Operation Taifun, 1941 is based on numerous archival records, personal diaries, letters, and other sources. It recreates the battle from the perspective of the soldiers as well as the generals. The battle, not fought in isolation, had a crucial role in the overall German strategy in the East, and its outcome reveals why the failure of the German assault on Moscow may well have been true turning point of World War II.
Niklas Zetterling is a researcher at the Swedish Defense College. Along with Anders Frankson he has previously written Kursk 1943: A Statistical Analysis and The Korsun Pocket: The Encirclement and Breakout of a German Army in the East, 1944. Both authors currently live in Sweden.
©2012 Niklas Zetterling and Anders Frankson (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
"It Certainly Drove The Story Home"
A very informative and well created story with plenty to keep the listener paying attention. Given the scale of the battles and advances talked about in this book having a map to hand or giving one a quick review whilst listening is a must as I found it very difficult to follow what was happening at times.
The narrator did quite a good job of maintaining interest however there are others who's narration I have enjoyed more. If you have an interest in World War 2 then this is a great audiobook for anyone who already has plenty of knowledge about the war on the Eastern front or for those looking to start learning about it.
"Add the maps, lose the accents"
No due to absence of maps available for the audio edition.
Detailed research
I really wish narrators of historical nonfiction would not adopt cheesy accents when reading quoted first person accounts. Just read. Save the acting for fiction titles,
"Please Remove the Silly Accents"
The story is told in an interesting manner, without sacrificing detail.
If he just would drop the ridiculous accents on Germans and Russians, there would be no reason to change narrator.
"Choppy but excellent overall"
The book in its entirety. Parts were weak. Author brought it all together finally.
The author's perspective and reasoning about the role of The Drive on Moscow in WWII.
Yes will try, but not looking forward to it. He sounds like an ad reader rather than a book reader.
When the author stopped talking about deep details and spoke about the decision to be at Moscow's door and why Germany lost. His analysis about the role of the weather is brilliant.
"You need a map"
It was reasonably well-spent
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The way in which the distances were always converted to imperial measurements for those who do not think metric was annoying. I don't think that anyone who took the time to listen to the book would have needed the distance conversion.
Perhaps. Don't know
You really need a map to appreciate the locations and where the battles occurred.
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Discussion in 'PA - Pennsylvania Chevy Truck Club' started by dano8928, Aug 28, 2009.
any one from northeast pa/ southern tier, ny? im right on the border
Buffalo, NY here...
Milford, PA. Close to NY & NJ
We are about an hour away from Erie PA here
I live in Hamburg which isn't too far from the border.
I graduated SUNY Binghamton and tended bar in Vestal, does that count? How about my Lab. she was born in Gillet Pa.?
I almost transferred to Broome County S.O. 13 years ago too, but decided to stay on this frikkin Island instead. :shocked:
Binghamton here
07 tahoe. Psyched today. Took me three years, but I finally found a grille guard that I could afford that wasn't a piece of junk for the newer styles!!!!!!
Sorry to hear XS ive. I couldnt take LI, NY any more, love living in PA. Will be even happier when I find local place to go offroad.
I live out on the North side of the east end. It used to be a great place to live, before we were found, now it's just getting too crowded.
Just north of Buffalo.
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What I would rather happen to me than see plax back...
Ramses Barden is a better receiver than Plax at this point, and that's saying a lot...
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
He was not fast then......he was tough and tall and not afraid to go up for the ball
His stiff arm against GB was a thing of beauty. Plax is a very physical receiver.......basing what we do on what the Jets will not do is insanity
I'd say the Jets are an excellent negative barometer.......whatever they decided to do I'd go the other way with confidence
He is also a large and awesome downfield blocker for the RBs........I'm sure he would come here for vet min at this point.
My God.........really what would it hurt........a roster spot?
Now or the most recent history of him playing..... any Jets fan i know says Plax was nowhere to be found between the 20's.. couldnt get separation... that wont fly here.. not to mention that he threw Sanchez under the bus on his way out meaning he's the same immature jack-hole.
It would be worth more to be down to a 52 man roster than to invite the circus he would bring with him.
I think the only real reason we along with Pittsburgh Steelers even looked at Plexiglass was to help an old team member to spark interest around the league and to drive his price up.
After what Plexiglass did in 2008 there is no way we could ever take him back. He really threw us out of synch. However, he did look good last season and if he had a real QB as opposed to Sanchize throwing to him I think he would have put up better numbers.
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Harlem Hideaway Studio Apartment
Size325 ft²
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- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Lockable room
- Towels
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- Parking available
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|W 119th St, 10026 New York, United States
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The well designed all white high ceiling studio with a queen size bed is in the back of the building- quiet with a view of the leafy garden, which is accessible. It has separate AC and heating, a ceiling fan, Corbusier leather sofa, large swing-out flatscreen TV, front door intercom, space for luggage storage, a comfortable dining table and chairs and an iPod player filled with a jazz and blues playlist.
The kitchen features a 4 burner gas stove with oven, exhaust fan, under counter lights, coffee maker, pots and pans, coffee and tea. The refrigerator has a filtered water pitcher.
The open-plan living area with contemporary furniture is the perfect lounging place after a long day. Light the scented candle and enjoy the fresh flower. The magazine rack includes current New York Magazines to help you plan your activities.
The surrounding area offers all desired amenities, including a supermarket and many great restaurants, drug store, liquor store and historic Marcus Garvey Park one block away. Central Park is only a 10-minute walk away, and the nearest Metro Station is a 3-minute walk away.
House rulesNo smoking indoors. Turn off bedside lights by switch on the cord.
Turn off lights, fan, TV, iron, radios and air conditioners and blow out candles before leaving. If it looks like rain, close the window. Turn on stove fan when cooking at the stove. Don't use the microwave and the toaster oven at the same time. The only thing that goes in the toilet is toilet paper- no "wet wipes", etc. Recycle all metal, glass and hard plastic. (Please rinse first.) Use the recycle bin under the sink. Recycle paper and cardboard in closet metal basket. You may empty the garbage in the front area of the building. Use proper container. Do not leave food out exposed. Be considerate of the other guests by keeping the noise down. Do not slam doors.
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Great place, old beautiful building, clean and neat, with both fan ceiling and air conditioning :-) Close to Subway and bus. The host is unrivaled friendly, smiling, welcoming, listening and gave us exactly the information we needed ift to be in NYC for the first time, thank you Dennis. The area around is a preview of the beautiful Harlem :-) I'm going back to NYC, and I choose definitely staying with Dennis again, while I recommend others to do the same. Info: Take airtrain from JFK to Jamaica station - from Subway trains E and get off at "42 st Times Square" - from subway trains 2 or 3 and get off at the "116st th station", which is 4 stops. The rest is 5 minutes on foot :-)
Fantastisk sted, gammel smuk bygning, ren og pæn og med både vifte i loft og aircondition :-) Tæt på Subway og bus. Værten er uovertruffen venlig, smilende, imødekommende, lyttende og gav os lige præcis den information, vi havde brug for ift at være i NYC for første gang, tak Dennis. Området omkring er en forsmag på det skønne Harlem :-) Jeg skal tilbage til NYC, og jeg vælger helt klart at bo hos Dennis igen, og samtidig anbefaler jeg andre at gøre det samme. Info: Tag airtrain fra JFK Airport til Jamaica station - herfra Subway tog E og stå af ved "42 st Times Square" - herfra subway tog 2 eller 3 og stå af ved "116st th station", hvilket er 4 stop. Resten er 5 min på gåben :-)
Hey, stay in the "Himmlischesn refuge in Harlem" was really great. Dennis, the owner, is a very nice person and has given us some valuable tips. In the apartment is a small kitchen where you can cook something nice evening itself. One can not say anything negative about the apartment. It was all there, what you can use as a holiday home. Plates, cutlery, towels, sheets, pans .... The apartment is very well located. Maybe it is up to the nearest metro station two minutes. There are several supermarkets where you can really find anything. THANK YOU for the wonderful time.
der Aufenthalt im "Himmlischesn Refugium in Harlem" war echt super. Dennis, der Vermieter, ist ein sehr netter Mensch und hat uns einige wertvolle Tips gegeben. In der Wohnung ist eine kleine Küche, wo man sich schön Abends etwas kochen kann. Man kann nichts negatives zu der Wohnung sagen. Es war alles da, was man so in einer Ferienwohnung gebrauchen kann. Teller, Besteck, Handtücher, Bettwäsche, Pfannen .... Die Wohnung ist sehr gut gelegen. Es sind vielleicht zwei Minuten bis zu nächsten U-Bahn Station. Es gibt mehrere Supermärkte, wo man wirklich alles findet.
DANKE für die wundervolle Zeit.
Our stay at Harlem Hideaway was really great! The apartment was comfortable, clean and 'gezellig' (pleasant and homy). It was quiet which made the apartment a real 'hideaway'. The neighborhood is nice and friendly as well and the metro station is only 4 minutes walking distance. Same counts for the supermarket and a deli. Dennis is a great host: open, friendly and very service minded. Is was a pity that our stay was too short to have a drink together. Next time w'll sure do so! It's a pleasure to recommend this location!
Dennis is a wonderful host, who cares about the well-being of his guests. He gave us precious information about his city and neighborhood. (If you want to know, just go there!)
We had an amazing time in Dennis' apartment (very quiet and comfy) and in Harlem (which is a little village in reality: don't forget to say hello when you come across someone).
… in fact, we're planning on wrapping up our stuff and grabbing the next flight to New York: Dennis, we're back!
Seriously, we'll be enchanted to come back.
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In the meantime, if you ever want to visit the South of France, you are welcome at home whenever you want: glasses and wine are ready. ==> we mean it!
Louisa & Jean-Louis
The home of Dennis was perfect. Apartment beautiful, comfortable in a very quiet family, a little outside the 'fury of the city', which is great after a day of ballads. Very easy access to the metro. In short, a place to recommend ... Completely. Marianne and Leo (Belgium)
L'accueil de Dennis était parfait. Appartement magnifique, confortable dans un quartier calme très familial, un peu à l'extérieur de la 'fureur de la ville', ce qui est très agréable après une journée de ballades. Accès au métro very easy. Bref, un lieu à recommander... Totalement. Marianne et Léo (Belgique)
We were absolutely satisfied with our stay at Denis' Harlem Hideaway. Everything was like expected and even better. Denis is a very kind guy who obviously enjoys hosting people. He was very supportive during our stay and provided us with information not only about the obvious attractions the city has to offer but also shared his knowledge on the more off beaten tracks. Unnecessary to mention that he provided the keys for the apartment at the time and place agreed upon. Moreover, he offered the possibility to store our bags until we left for our departure late in the evening. So we had one more full day to enjoy without worrying about our luggage.
The place itself is a small but cozy studio which is warm furnished. A lot of extras are provided as NYC guidebooks a hub for mp3 players soap shampoo and towels. Denis even provides mascara and a hairdryer as standard equipment. So no need to bring it with you! There is a fully equipped kitchen and a fridge if you feel like cooking.
The apartment is located in a nice and vibrant part of Harlem, just a few blocks from the North entrance of central park. Supermarkets pharmacies and anything you are possibly in need of are just a stone's throw from there. It seems to us that the neighborhood is very safe as the host confirmed as well. Moreover, the apartment is very quite due to its location in a calm side street where it faces a backyard. The location is perfectly connected to the subway and you will make in about 15 min to Times Square on a direct train.
All in all we had a perfect stay at the Harlem hideaway. The only thing you could possibly nag about is the size of the bed. Since it is a not kingsize it might be a bit small for some persons. But again, we didn't see that as problem and would definitely recommend this place.
We enjoyed a great stay in New York. The studio is perfect, it´s beautiful styled and very calm. You find everything you need for your stay. The studio is situated in a small street with nice old houses and trees. Everything is near by, good restaurants and bars and a supermarket. A subway stop is round the corner. and with the express trains all main points of Manhatten and Brooklyn are easy to reach. Dennis was very kind and helpful. For our next stay in New York we will rent this wonderful studio again.
Cozy and clean, great location for its proximity to metro stations. The area is well served by pubs and restaurants.
Luogo accogliente e pulito, ottima posizione per la vicinanza alle fermate della metro. La zone è ben servita da pub e ristoranti.
Want to feel at home in nyc?
No hesitation, go for the Harlem hideway, the studio were perfect ,furnished with style ,full équiped,very close from subway that take you everywhere in a snap, situated in a nice,quite and sécure area and supervised by Dennis ,a really nice person who organize all very smartly.
We warmfully recommanded this adress, a truly shelter in that huge city.
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Women business owners roundtable discuss negotiating techniques
"Negotiating Techniques for Women" will be the topic of the Small Business Development Center's Women Business Owners Roundtable discussion from 7:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, April 21, at the Binghamton Regency on Water Street in downtown Binghamton.
Jo Fabrizio, an attorney-at-law, will explore the skills and techniques that can help women succeed at negotiating. Fabrizio will also teach participants how to ask for and get what they need to succeed in business, career and even family relationships.
Fabrizio, an attorney for over 20 years, has a general law practice located in downtown Binghamton. She has also taught community education programs, business law and has presented to women's groups across the Southern Tier.
The roundtable costs $10 per person payable at the door and includes a continental breakfast. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and brochures to share.
Advance registration is required. Call the Binghamton University's Small Business Development Center at 607-777-4024 to register