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National Dish of Mauritius is Octopus Curry (a kind of tomatoe stew made with meat, fish or seafood cooked in tomatoes, garlic, onion, and finely sliced red or green chiles to taste).
1 kg octopus
450 grams can of finely
chopped tomatoes
3 tablespoons curry powder
hot or mild to your preference
1 medium onion finely chopped
1 tablespoon crushed garlic
1 tablespoon crushed ginger
1 tablespoon chopped thyme leaves
2 tablespoons roughly chopped curry leaves
small bunch of coriander leaves
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
optional-finely sliced red or green chillies to taste
salt to taste
To Make:
Clean the octopus and carefully remove the ink sac. Rub with white flour to thoroughly clean the octopus and wash in running water.
Heat up a deep thick bottom saucepan over high heat. Add the octopus to the pan without any oil and allow to cook in its own juice. Add the ground black pepper and ground cloves. Move the octopus around occasionally to prevent burning. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes and allow to simmer until the octopus is thoroughly cooked to a pink colour and the juice is almost all evaporated. Retain the remaining juice for later use. Do not overcook.
Remove the cooked octopus and allow to cool. Cut into bite sizes or according to your preference for use later.
Finely chop the coriander stalks and add to the chopped curry leaves Put aside. Coarsely chop the coriander leaves. Put aside.
Heat up 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil in a deep thick bottom saucepan over high heat. Add the chopped onion, crushed garlic, crushed ginger and thyme leaves. Cook until the onion pieces are cooked and turn transparent. Stir occasionally to ensure even cooking. Add crushed tomatoes and stir in with the cooked onion pieces. Reduce heat to medium high. Allow to simmer for 20-25 minutes or until tomato sauce is well blended and cooked. Stir occasionally to prevent the sauce from burning. If necessary, add some hot water to stop sauce from thickening. Cook the sauce to your preference. If you like a lot of curry sauce, add some hot water, but not too much.
Add 3 tablespoons of curry powder and stir in. Mix well.
Allow to cook for 5-10 minutes or until the curry powder is cooked and well blended into the tomato sauce. Stir at intervals to prevent sauce from burning. Add the chopped curry leaves and chopped coriander stalks. Add half the roughly chopped coriander leaves. Stir well into the curry sauce. Cook until the curry sauce separates from the saucepan when stirred. Add salt to taste.
Add the octopus pieces. Mix well and add the reserved octopus juice. Stir in the octopus pieces until well seasoned with the curry sauce. Add 1/4 to 1/2 cup of hot water. Mix well together. Allow to simmer on low heat, stirring occasionally for 20-30 minutes or until the octopus pieces are well blended with the curry sauce. Do not overcook. You can adjust the sauce to your preference by either mixing in some hot water and cooking for a few minutes or thicken the sauce by simmering over low heat.
Transfer into a warm serving dish. Sprinkle with the remaining coarsely chopped coriander leaves.
Eat with rice accompanied with a tomato chutney or cucumber / chilli salad or watercress salad.
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Squeaky steering wheel?
Anyone experience a squeaky steering wheel? Been annoying me for a good two weeks and so I'm having it checked today. Foreman says its normal but will check and try to make it go away. Adjusting the steering column in any direction doesn't help either.
Tell the foreman to stay off the crack. A squeaking steering wheel is not normal. Otherwise they would all squeak. Shame on him/her.
I had a similar (I think) creaking noise. Car is in for repair now, I was told that they are replacing some under carriage parts which were backordered. I will let you know specifically when I get the car back (soon I hope).
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Sorry for late update. Noise is gone. Here is what was done to correct it. Hope it helps someone else who may have the same issue.
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Got my car back today after one week at dealer. They used a device called "Chassis ears" to find the noise. They replaced the both tension struts (left and right). Seems to have solved the noise problem. While there, they replaced a leaking vacuum pump.
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A hillbilly farmer who wanted to get a divorce paid a visit to a lawyer.
The lawyer said, "How can I help you?"
The farmer said, "I want to get one of them dayvorces."
The lawyer said, "Do you have any grounds?"
The farmer said, "Yes, I got 40 acres."
The lawyer said, "No, you don't understand, Do you have a suit?"
The farmer said, "Yes, I got a suit, I wears it to church on Sundays."
The lawyer said, "No, no, I mean, do you have a case?"
The farmer said, "No, I ain't got a Case, but I got a John Deere."
The lawyer said, "No, I mean, do you have a grudge?"
The farmer said, "Yes, I got a grudge, that's where I parks the John Deere."
The lawyer said, "Does your wife beat you up or something?"
The farmer said, "No, we both get up at 4:30."
The lawyer said, "Is your wife a nagger?"
The farmer said, "No, she's a little white gal, but our last child was a nagger and that's why I wants a dayvorce."
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HI have a 31 chevy sport coupe that I am building into a street rod. If I new how to add a pic i would but for now I am trying to figure out what would be the best seat for the car. A bench or buckets. there isn't much room. the widest seat I can install would be about 39". I'm sure other people have had this same issue. any suggestions would be helpful. thanks phil
If you only have 39", you will have to use a bench seat, and probably have to make it yourself. Are you sure about the measurement, that seems awfully small?
Hey welcome to the site, that's a nice looking rod ya got there. I went through the same thing on my 34. I even bought a couple of OEM bucket seats and mounted them in the car, but was never really thrilled about them. Then my wife and I went to the NSRA Nationals in Louisville and I saw a display by Tea's seats. I had looked at them online and they looked like a good seat, but a little pricey I thought. Well my wife plopped down in a bench seat with split reclining backs and that was all it took. We ordered a seat at the event right then. These seats are not cheap, but there is no other seat on the market that is as comfortable or fits the car it was designed for. The small cab of your car IMHO necessitates a bench seat. You can get a bench seat with a lift up bottom for storage. The seat we bought was $2100 upholstered in gray leather. Yes, it's a lot of money, but you probably will be spending a lot of time in your coupe so you might as well be comfortable.
thanks for the suggestions, The Tea seat sounds nice but the price is too much for now. And I do have 39" from inside rocker panel to panel and more room as the seat widens out further back in the cab. I was hopping to use maybe a seat from a Caravan or something like that if any one has tried it. p
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That might work, but again, you'll need to measure one.
how about something from an old sports car?like an MG mabee? I'll be building a 32 p;u very soon,all these little problems sound like a lot of fun. :mwink:
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The new Cavalier seats look a lot like the tea's bucket seats.They should fit well in that car..For a lot less $$$$.. :)
Here's a set in my rat rod..I buy these at pull-a-part for $45.00 a set..I buy all they have too.. :D
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Lake Constance has several names including Bodensee. It is the second largest lake in Switzerland. Only Lake Geneva is bigger. You can fish, swim or windsurf. You can wander the streets of the many villages and towns. They take in the German flavor common to this region. More than a few choose to stay longer than a weekend. The largest city in the region is St. Galen. Wander its narrow streets. Lake Constance can then offer you Germany. The region does sit on the border. Kreuzlinger's border twin in Germany is Konstanz. You can cross easily between the two.


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What is a good analysis of the second amendment? What are some good examples?
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I think YOU are supposed to analyze this amendment, right?
Read widely and carefully. Let us know what you decide to write:
"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
In my view, the authors of this amendment wanted to be sure that carefully trained and supervised military units could be armed to defend their communities.
The closest to militia that we have today are state and local police forces plus National Guard units.
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text: I recently bought a 07 escalade with ebony interior. the upper door panel is turning blue and seems like it happened over the last couple of weeks. I did have the windows tinted and thought something he may have put on it may have caused this but i seen an older post on the same thing. Just wanting to know how many people have had this problem and if they have just replaced them or have found something to make them black again. It looks terrible and really wanna fix it. thought about even trying to dye them back black. thanks for any info


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Got a new top!
So I had to replace my torn, filthy, moldy, headliner-separated, broken zippered Saicloth Replace a Top. I decided to go with a Halftop this time around because I really don't have use for the rear area any more (it holds the fuel tank and a battery and some tools now) and I wanted to mask it off. Overall I like the results. Install was a breeze, and the instructions were extremely well written (not that that would make me use em anyways :flipoff: ). To my happiness - the top also cleared my shoulder harness bar beautifully; almost as if it was made for it - which was the one thing I was a bit nervous about before installing this top.
So anyways; just thought I'd share some pics :)
how did you cut the fender under the hood?
Man. It looks great. I'm jealous. Might have to trade the YJ. The top is awesome.
Here's a pic that kind of shows what I did; I just followed the curve of the 'crimp' or edge under the hood with about 1/4 to 1/2" of clearance. I decided to cut it close after seeing some other fender trims that had more clearance and you could see the lip from the fender with the hood closed, which I didn't like.
you can see the lip on mine and I'm kinda in the same boat. I think I'm going to hack it up some more :D
Top and truck look great! Have to keep us updated on the performance. I would love to get one, but I am not sure I can justify the $500 for a new top, when there is nothing wrong with my soft top now...
Certainly - I'll be doing a review on everything in a few months; part of what bugged me before buying it is that apparently nobody has any good pix in their albums or any writeups on them to take a look at.
Top looks great David. How's the engine swap coming along?
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On April 29, 2010, the Gia Vien ranger station received a disturbing call. Local people foraging in Vietnam's Cat Tien National Park had stumbled upon the weathered body of a large beast.
Unfortunately, the perpetrator—who broke at least three laws in Vietnam—will probably get away with his crime. The situation in Vietnam for wildlife seems likely to get worse before it gets better.
To investigate, the rangers headed into the forest, where they found the skeleton lying on a pile of crumpled bamboo at the bottom of a steep ravine. It's severed skull rested a few meters away, a jagged hollow carved out where a horn once stood. They had found the remains of Vietnam's last Javan rhino.
"The Javan rhino is only the tip of the iceberg," said Sarah Brooke, a flagship species officer for Flora and Fauna International Cambodia, and lead author of a recently published Biological Conservation paper describing the rhino's fate. "Many other species are declining rapidly in Vietnam and remain in only fragments of their former ranges with very small populations," she said.
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Across Vietnam, China and other Southeast Asian countries, forests are emptying of their animals. The poaching crisis has reached epidemic proportions as Vietnam and its neighbors' burgeoning middle classes gain wealth and fuel demand for rare wildlife products for use in traditional Chinese medicine or as restaurant delicacies.
In the case of the last Javan rhino, its missing horn indicates that it likely wound up as an ingredient in a medicinal tonic, either to treat cancer, serve as a hangover cure or tame a fever. Though rhino horns currently fetch the equivalent price of their weight in gold on the Vietnamese and Chinese blackmarkets, scientists have found no medicinal value in the largely keratin-composed horns, or the same substance found in fingernails and hair.
Despite no evidence of the horns' efficacy, an insatiable demand still exists for rhino horn amidst traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, and it's this demand that largely drove the Javan rhino to extinction in Vietnam. This small, unique rhino species once roamed throughout the jungles of Southeast Asia.
Today, however, it ranks as one of the most threatened large mammals in the world. With its confirmed extirpation from Vietnam, conservationists believe the critically endangered rhinos now only exist in an isolated population in Indonesia, hovering at a minimum of 35 individuals.
"Javan rhinos in Indonesia are faring better thanks to stronger protection and park management," Brooke said. "But the demand for rhinoceros horn is so high that no rhino populations or species are exempt from the risk of poaching."
When Brooke and colleagues from the World Wildlife Fund arrived on the scene at Cat Tien National Park, the rangers had already gathered up the rhino's bones and toted them back to the park headquarters. Though some soft tissue reportedly remained when the rangers found the skeleton, they told Brooke they wound up destroying that evidence because it reeked of decomposition.
Moreover, the bones were not stored under controlled conditions and the park personnel didn't think to record the temperature or humidity at the site of the crime, or to collect insects and larvae that could have helped establish an estimated time of death. "These circumstances are far from ideal for a precise pathological assessment of when the rhinoceros died," Brooke and her colleagues wrote in a separate report.
Still, they did find a bullet fragment lodged in the animals' left elbow joint that narrowed down the investigation. The rhino likely did not die on the spot from its wound, but perhaps succumbed to a slow demise from septicemia, or else fell over and could not get up again due to its wound and crushing body weight. "The exact cause of death is unknown, but it is very likely that the last rhino died as a result of being shot in the leg," Brooke said.
Subsequent genetic analysis confirmed the team's fears: the rhino, an approximately 15- to 25-year-old female, was the last of her kind in Vietnam. The dead rhino's microsatellite DNA matched with comprehensive surveys of rhino dung conducted in 2009 and 2010, which identified only a single rhino remaining in the national park. "The survey and genetic analysis confirmed that there was only one individual left in Vietnam, and this was the one that was found dead," Brooke said.
The researchers have no leads on who might be responsible for the crime, or whether the same hunter who shot the animal subsequently tracked it in order to remove the horn, or whether an opportunistic local stumbled upon the dead rhino's body in the forest and then removed its horn.
Unfortunately, the perpetrator—who broke at least three laws in Vietnam—will probably get away with his crime. The situation in Vietnam for wildlife seems likely to get worse before it gets better. Protected areas within the country are underfunded and understaffed, Brooke said, while poaching runs rampant. "More importantly," she pointed out, "there is little accountability—and therefore motivation—of protected area managers and staff in Vietnam to actually protect the parks and their wildlife."
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The past decade has seen both some new trends in the economics of transportation and the reinforcement of work from previous periods. Econometrics and innovative programming techniques have developed the work on production efficiency and interest in demand analysis has continued. Of increasing importance in recent years are the environmental implications of transportation as well as safety and security concerns. Economists are also addressing the problems of congestion with particular regard to new policy initiatives which tie transportation more closely to land-use patterns and telecommunications. In this volume Kenneth Button brings together some of the most significant previously published articles by leading academics in all these crucial areas.
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I've been looking for a virgin Sti forever here in Norcal, most of them are either pretty trashed (mods and people smashing on them 24/7) or they are waay overpriced (25k for a 04 with 68k)
Needless to say I've been looking at a new WRX sedan either 08
which have killer deals or an 09.
Any negatives on any of these years? (besides the looks which the aftermarket can fix real easy)?
I'm old skool and I like the previous 3 bodystyles, I think this one will take some getting used to.


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HB285 would remove the barrier that new restaurants must build to obscure bartending — the so-called Zion curtain. It also would allow patrons to get an alcoholic beverage without ordering food.
Bill sponsor Rep. Kraig Powell, R-Heber City, says current rules create confusion for tourists and residents, as well as headaches for restaurateurs.
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Japan's women were overwhelmed by powerhouse China 3-0 in the final Monday, failing to capture their first title in 43 years at the World Team Table Tennis Championships.
Japan claimed its first silver medal since the 1983 Tokyo meet.
World No. 2 Ding Ning beat Yuka Ishigaki 11-5, 8-11, 11-2, 11-5 before London Olympic singles gold medalist Li Xiaoxia defeated Kasumi Ishikawa 11-8, 11-7, 11-7 and world No. 1 Liu Shiwen downed Sayaka Hirano 11-4, 11-2, 11-5 at Yoyogi National Gymnasium.
Japan booked a spot in the final for the first time in 31 years with a victory over Hong Kong the previous day.
The Chinese women, meanwhile, have reached every world team final since 1963 and have raised the trophy 19 times.
Also Monday, defending champion China beat Germany 3-1 to win the men's title.
Ma Long beat Timo Boll 11-6, 11-9, 11-9 in the opening match, but Dimitrij Ovtcharov pulled Germany level with a 13-11, 11-8, 11-6 win over Zhang Jike.
Xu Xin restored China's lead by beating Patrick Franziska 11-5, 11-2, 11-9 before Ma sealed the win with a 12-10, 11-5, 11-2 win over Ovtcharov to give China its 19th men's team title in 24 appearances.


text: BofA Merrill Lynch is the Lead Dealer Manager for the Offer. Questions regarding the Offer may be directed to BofA Merrill Lynch, Liability Management, at 888-292-0070 (toll-free) or 980-387-3907 (collect). Citigroup is the Co-Dealer Manager for the Offer.This press release is neither an offer to purchase nor a solicitation to buy any of these Notes nor is it a solicitation for acceptance of the Offer. First Industrial, L.P. is making the Offer only by, and pursuant to the terms of, the Offer to Purchase and the related Letter of Transmittal. The Offer is not being made in any jurisdiction in which the making or acceptance thereof would not be in compliance with the securities, blue sky or other laws of such jurisdiction. None of First Industrial, the Lead Dealer Manager, the Co-Dealer Manager, the Depositary or the Information Agent for the Offer makes any recommendation in connection with the Offer. Forward-Looking Information This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. We intend such forward-looking statements to be covered by the safe harbor provisions for forward-looking statements contained in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and are including this statement for purposes of complying with those safe harbor provisions. Forward-looking statements, which are based on certain assumptions and describe future plans, strategies and expectations of the Company, are generally identifiable by use of the words "believe," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "estimate," "project," "seek," "target," "potential," "focus," "may," "should" or similar expressions. Our ability to predict results or the actual effect of future plans or strategies is inherently uncertain. Factors which could have a materially adverse effect on our operations and future prospects include, but are not limited to: changes in national, international, regional and local economic conditions generally and real estate markets specifically; changes in legislation/regulation (including changes to laws governing the taxation of real estate investment trusts) and actions of regulatory authorities (including the Internal Revenue Service); our ability to qualify and maintain our status as a real estate investment trust; the availability and attractiveness of financing (including both public and private capital) to us and to our potential counterparties; the availability and attractiveness of terms of additional debt repurchases; interest rates; our credit agency ratings; our ability to comply with applicable financial covenants; competition; changes in supply and demand for industrial properties (including land, the supply and demand for which is inherently more volatile than other types of industrial property) in the Company's current and proposed market areas; difficulties in consummating acquisitions and dispositions; risks related to our investments in properties through joint ventures; environmental liabilities; slippages in development or lease-up schedules; tenant creditworthiness; higher-than-expected costs; changes in asset valuations and related impairment charges; changes in general accounting principles, policies and guidelines applicable to real estate investment trusts; international business risks; and those additional factors described under the heading "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in the Company's annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended 2011 and in the other reports the Company may file from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. We caution you not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which reflect our outlook only and speak only as of the date of this press release or the dates indicated in the statements. We assume no obligation to update or supplement forward-looking statements. For further information on these and other factors that could impact the Company and the statements contained herein, reference should be made to the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. SOURCE First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc.


text: PKT converted for infantry use. Translated from Russian. The transformation machine gun PKT - In the course of numerous local conflicts in the early '90s, the former Soviet Union, representatives of illegal armed groups an acute demand for machine-guns, as the primary means of support for the infantry. At the same time, the warring parties, a large number of machine gun stolen in the army, taken from a damaged in combat or incapacitated armor. Natural step to overcome this deficiency should be considered as small scale production of alteration in the mechanical workshops of the civil Profile armored infantry machine gun in the option. Scheme alterations, which received the greatest distribution was as follows: - With electric trigger gun shot block. - To free up space on the back plate receiver, overlaid steel plates for sidewall compound Miniature receiver attached to the butt of a pistol grip from a single piece of plastic or multiple layers of plywood glued together. - A safety plate was removed, and partially cut off trigger was connected to a homemade hook to cut out a slot in the bottom of the receiver. - The site bleed stem bolts are fastened with a clamp bipod tin of thick steel rod with pointed ends. - In the barrel in front of the welding protrusion was attached to the front sight. - At the receiver cover Miniature compound joined a steel angle with the radial notch, playing the role of a sight leaf. Because the maximum simplification of the process of adaptation, on the obtained machine guns were no such elements infantry machine gun PKM as: safety lamp, bracket for mounting the box of ammunition, safety clip on the trigger, the holder on the bipod for precast ramrod, nests in the butt for the nipples and a pen holder cleaning supplies. Due to these simplifications, a converted machine gun PKM inferior with regard to dimensions and weight indicators for ease of carrying in combat, security and accuracy of aimed fire. The only advantage to a converted PBC RMB turned out to be an opportunity for more intensive and prolonged fire due to the presence of an elongated stem, and weighted. Machine guns of similar design have been widely used in the Karabakh war, during the First and Second Chechen wars, the Civil War in Tajikistan, in the South Ossetian War (1991-1992), in the Georgian-Abkhazian war (1992-1993).


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(BCN) With the first concert days away, America's Cup organizers Wednesday provided a sneak preview of a temporary 9,000-person waterfront venue in San Francisco that will hold more than a dozen concerts over the next several months.
The America's Cup Pavilion, located at Piers 27-29 along The Embarcadero, holds its first concert on Friday, when the act Imagine Dragons takes the stage.
Sting then plays there on Sunday, with the Steve Miller Band, Weezer, Train, the San Francisco Symphony, Counting Crows and The Wallflowers among the other groups scheduled between this week and October.
The concerts are meant to coincide with the start of the America's Cup sailing races, which start in July with the Louis Vuitton Cup and end in September with the America's Cup Finals.
"The Super Bowl has a halftime show, the Olympics have the Cultural Olympiad, and the America's Cup will have its concert series," said Stephen Barclay, CEO of the America's Cup Event Authority.
Along with the concert series, the venue will also be used to show the races out in the Bay for free throughout the coming months.
Aaron Siuda, vice president of Live Nation Northern California, which is partnering with the America's Cup on the concert series, said crews spent the past two months constructing the venue, including putting artificial grass and other final decorations up in the past few days.
"It's San Francisco's first-ever outdoor waterfront amphitheater," Siuda said. "It's a wonderful venue."
He said event organizers have reached out to the surrounding neighborhoods to address their concerns over sound and traffic issues related to the concerts.
An acoustic curtain has been placed around the stage to reduce noise and a community hotline — (415) 393-9680 — has been set up to handle complaints from the community.
In addition, ticketholders will receive an email alerting them of nearby parking garages and ways to access the America's Cup Pavilion by public transit, Siuda said.
Following the concert series, the venue will then be dismantled and Piers 27-29 will become a cruise ship terminal, which has already been constructed as part of the agreement between race organizers and the city.


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Sub 4:00: Alan Webb and the Quest for the Fastest Mile by Chris Lear
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Not really that interesting. Maybe the author got a poor break that Webb was injured for part of the time while he was "embedded". Nevertheless, you didn't really get much of a sense for what was in the hearts and minds of these runners. Seemed like, as a group, the individual runners and the coach would be interesting characters, but they didn't really emerge as sch on the page.
Lear spent a year at University of Michigan following Webb, the first high-schooler to go sub-4:00 in years, and his teammates. As he did in previous works, Lear forged friendships with the team members, which allowed him to gain more access than he might by just sticking around practice. A good read for running enthusiasts, although some think it portrays Webb in a poor light.
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Sub 4:00: Alan Webb and the Quest for the Fastest Mile
For 34 long years, not one American schoolboy had run a sub-4:00mile. Indeed, nearing the turn of the millennium, the mile was dominated by African runners. American fans had long stopped caring about the sport of running.
Then, in January 2001, Reston, Virginia, high schooler Alan Webb gave American track fans a reason to tune in.
At the New Balance Games, he clocked a 3:59.86 mile, running the first U.S. high school sub-4:00 mile since 1967 and the fastest indoor U.S. high school mile ever. Then, just a few months later at the Prefontaine Classic, eh achieved the impossible. He ran a 3:53.46 mile, breaking Jim Ryun's 36-year-old national high school record. The race catapulted Webb to instant fame, earning him the title of "America's Next Great Miler."
After that successful season, Webb graduated from high school and enrolled at the University of Michigan. There, Webb would train under one of the country's most respected coaches and complete his workouts with a host of other sub-4:00 milers. The watch was on for the spring track season--when Webb would again run the mile.
In Sub 4:00, noted track writer Chris Lear begins you the story of Alan Webb's freshman track season. Lear artfully tells the story of a young track star, who, with big shoes to fill, must face the intrusions of frenzied track fans, the scrutiny of an ever-watchful media, the politics of the collegiate track world, and his own aspiration sto become the best miler ever.
Lear takes you on a journey--up close and personal--as Webb struggles with injuries, interpersonal conflicts, and the emotional highs and lows of racing. You will get an unprecedented behind-the-scenes view into the life of one of the country's most promising track athletes.
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Ne-Yo to perform duet with Celine Dion for her upcoming album
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Celine Dion is calling on Ne-Yo for a lyrical assist. Ne-Yo tells Digital Spy that working with Dion was "surreal." The R&B star has not only been tapped to pen some of the tracks for the album, tentatively called Water and a Flame, but he will also appear on a duet with Dion.
He says performing with Celine was a "challenge to say the least." Apparently, getting in the lab with the singer caused him to question his own vocal ability. He says the whole time he was in the studio he was just trying to figure out why the producers would need his voice when they have hers.
Ne-Yo's star continues to shine brightly after the success of his 2012 album R.E.D. The singer's fifth album debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 66-thousand copies in its first week.
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Dennis Jett, professor of international relations and former U.S. ambassador Lynda Tollner '84, program director for One World Trade Center and Penn State alumna
May 19, 2012, 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
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Have you wondered about the state of America's national security since the attacks of 9/11? How does one measure something like national security? Dennis Jett will discuss his own experiences serving the interests of the U.S. government and will provide a look at the state of national security more than a decade after the 9/11 events. Lynda Tollner, who is overseeing the construction of One World Trade Center, will talk about the rebuilding of the site. Participants will have the opportunity to tour the 9/11 Memorial after the program.
Dennis Jett served for 28 years in the U.S. State Department in varied positions including ambassador to Peru and Mozambique and serving on the National Security Council, as well as in Argentina, Israel, Malawi, and Liberia. Prior to joining the Penn State faculty, Jett served for eight years as the dean of the University of Florida International Center. He has written two books, Why Peacekeeping Fails and Why American Foreign Policy Fails: Unsafe at Home and Despised Abroad. He has been widely interviewed by national and international media and has written more than 100 op-ed pieces for major newspapers. Jett is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and the American Academy of Diplomacy.
Penn State engineering alum Lynda Tollner '84 is overseeing the construction of One World Trade Center, which will be 1,776 feet high, with 2.6 million square feet of office space, an observation deck, and broadcast and antenna facilities. Tollner has more than 27 years of experience in project management and structural engineering and has worked for The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey for nine years. Previously, she managed design and construction for a variety of commercial, institutional, and transportation facilities, including projects at LaGuardia Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, and the Port Authority's current headquarters.


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This past Saturday at Kona Joe's Island
Cafe hosted a book signing for author Terri
Her latest book, "Casting About " is the
second in the Cedar Key series. The first,
"Spinning Forward," came out last year.
Additionally, DuLong has a story, "A Cedar
Key Christmas," that has been included in
the Christmas Novella "Holiday Magic."
The collection of four short stories by
four different authors, has made the New
York Times best seller list for three weeks
and was at No. 12 last week. This is the first
time that a Cedar Key author has made the
prestigious list.
The Obama administration's decision to continue a ban
on drilling in the federal waters of the eastern Gulf of
Mexico until 2022, in the wake of the BP oil spill, is being
greeted warmly in Cedar Key and Levy County - where
seafood production, tourism and the pristine coastline were
at risk.
U.S. Interior Department Secretary Ken Salazar was
expected to make the announcement on Wednesday afternoon
and few details were known beyond reports from a senior
Obama administration official saying that the eastern
Gulf will no longer be considered for leasing. A month
It is official - the holiday season is underway in Cedar Key.
Friday evening, a tree-lighting ceremony took place at City Park. About 100 people
met and enjoyed the lighted and decorated cedar tree. Beverages and snacks were
available at the large pavilion in exchange for a donation to the Chamber of
Saturday evening, the festivities continued with a street dance - better known as the
"Jingle bell sock hop". A section of Second Street was blocked off, tables and an open
dance area were available and a DJ made sure everyone's feet kept moving.
When the Levy County Tourism Development Council met on Nov. 18, Kathy Carver received a plaque from Chairwoman Helen Koehler that honored her and showed the Council's appreciation for her perfect attendance in 2010.
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Work on the utilities improvement phase has been progressing
well. Because of the efficient and skilled crews of
the contractor, dry weather and assistance from James
McCain and his quality men the utility work is ahead of
schedule and on budget.
Because the CRA funded work is ahead of schedule and
because the Small Communities Development Block Grant
funded work has not yet been given the final OK to proceed,
Need a concealed weapons permit? Want to be taught by
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The Levy County Sheriff's Office will sponsor a class
Jan. 8 from 8 a.m. to 1p.m. at 9150 NE 80th Ave , Bronson.
Proceeds will benefit First Baptist Church Bronson Youth
and their summer mission trip to Haiti.
The cost is $55 if you register online at
www.Levypistolclass.info or $60 the day of class.
Now is the perfect time to enjoy Florida's famous oysters. Florida oysters are available year round, but harvest really gears up in fall as water temperatures begin to drop. The cool months are when oysters taste the best.
Florida's oyster industry is based on the Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica), which is found from the Yucatan Peninsula in the Gulf of Mexico to the St. Lawrence River in Canada.
Well the weather is good. The fish are biting great, but the phones have slowed way down. Families get pretty busy this time of year and fishing charters are kinda last on the list.
I recently visited the Cedar Key School and interviewed kindergarden and firstgraders. This resulted in some interesting revelations - namely:
No. 1 Kids know more about Thanksgiving than you might imagine — especially what they are thankful for.
No. 2 Boys are not really interested in telling you what they know about Thanksgiving — especially when you are cutting into their recess time. Most of their answers were followed by: Can I go play now?
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Meanwhile The Patriot Act collects dust concerning the gangs/stick-up artists, muggers, etc., who are domestic terrorists.
As far as this being news... I don't think so. There's a reason I took my degree in Criminal Justice and moved to Florida. Living in the 'burbs of Detroit all of my life and seeing the kind of nonsense associated with just doing your job as Detroit Police Officer, I had to say NO Thank You! Even if you are lucky enough not to die on duty, every decision you make is somehow a media sound byte and always 'race' related. The Brass don't back their officers they feed them to the wolves. Detroit will never change because quite simply the people of Detroit don't want it to change. After all they are the ones responsible for electing these criminal hacks to their government.
If you read closely, it's a ploy by DPD to try and get Prop 2 passed here in MI. Basically it wants to rewrite the Michigan constitution guaranteeing bargaining rights for a unionized workforce. We have been inundated by these scare tactics recently by the local groups to include the teachers' unions. I won't go into politics, but I found this one to be a low blow, even by Detroit's standards.
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A trucking company I used to drive for had a fuel stop in downtown Detroit. It was the only on in the book that advised to never fuel there at night or spend the night there.
I don't want them to use the "patriot" act on anyone in this country....
Not even a towel wrapped, underwear/shoe/vest bomb wearing, AK47 toting, full on Saudi, screaming "Allah Akbar!" that they've legally wiretapped. They've done plenty of illegal tapping (and admitted to it) under the FISA Amendments Act of 2008...
Nope.... Rule of law (s) (as in passed by Congress... not un-elected Bureaucracies) ... Constitutional laws... This is AMERICA.
60 Minutes had an episode last night about a singer in Detroit. The background in every scene consisted of nothing but decay. How bad will it get before it hits bottom?
DaTwa is a nice place...to be FROM!
It is interesting that the History Channel filmed thier show about what happens after people are gone in Detroit. There are lots of buildings that have been abandoned for over 30 years. Between that and our roads which were featured on Crumbling America as well......
Normally I carry a single stack 9mm around the Detroit subs, but when I cross south of 8 mile, I dawn the Hi-Cap .45 and spare mags.
Honestly, the only two places I've ever been in the US, and I travel weekly, that scared the living crap out of me was Baltimore and East St Louis. In Balt, as long as you stay within the harbor area, you're okay. Nowhere in ESL is it safe, though. That place is a straight up war zone the UN won't go near.
Detroit isn't nice, but to be honest, it's depressing, not necessarily scary. Same thing with Gary and a few other places around here. Philly has some interesting areas as well. But, ESL and Balt take the cake in my book.
I live in Ohio, and I had to go through Detroit a couple of years ago. The first time I saw it, my mouth fell open. I didn't know any place in this country looked like that, and I travel a lot. It reminded me of what Dresden, Germany, must've looked like in the spring of 1945.


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Game: X-Noir
Volrath and Artbane have, needless to say, done it again.
Showing off a map and the only passability issue I managed to find
Being a game that takes place in a more modern society, the duo had no choice but to use some custom tilesets, and the ones they used work very well. The mapping is, frankly, excellent throughout and realistic as well. They took careful time into making the city (the hub where you spend essentially all of your time) seem like an actually city. The interiors are also mapped well, especially the apartment of our protagonist and his friend.
A couple of the faces used are inconsistent with what Eddie and some of the other important characters have. Additionally there are cars driving around the city that look sort of funny, especially when they turn. But, animating a realistic-looking turn from a car would be more difficult than what it's worth, so I give this a pass.
They even went so far as to mp realistic bathrooms!
From the audio side of things, the music is absolutely gorgeous, sporting an array of ambient tunes that make the exploration that much more wonderful. I spent a considerable amount of time wandering aimlessly through the large city, exploring everything it has to offer while listening to incredibly wonderful city theme.
The gameplay in X-Noir involves lining yourself up with enemies and shooting them, and getting out of the way before a meter fills up which means they will shoot you.
This is where the game sort of falters. The combat, in nearly every instance, is not very exciting and doesn't require much strategy and can be abused pretty easily. Against one of the boss enemies, I dashed to one side of the desk and, since his movement pattern was set to "follow", I abused this so he would stay on the other side of the desk and I could simply move left and right and shoot him without being touched. One particular boss fight simply ends up being extremely frustrating and needlessly time consuming rather than difficult or fun, mostly because of his ability to traverse through chain link fences while moving quicker than the player can, which just becomes frustrating more than anything.
There's a "reload" button but I'm not really sure why, since the game never makes you stop to reload. The entirety of the battles are basically just strafing and shooting. There were a few instances where there were several enemies on the map which made things more enjoyable and strategic, and I hope the gameplay goes in this direction more rather than what is present in the tutorial and sewer dungeon.
The game throws a few puzzles at you, and they are brilliant designed. In particular, I cried for a few hours while trying to solve this maddening dilemma:
Good. Luck.
This is to be expected, though, with Artbane at the helm, as he is famous for his level design. So with that in mind, the gameplay is redeemed by the excellently designed puzzles and areas.
Let me put this bluntly:
This is masterful storytelling.
This game tells a classic film noir story, as you follow a Private Investigator who's not exactly thrilled with his life situation. Some of the best writing really comes through during the therapy sessions, where we really get to see into Eddie's fascinating character.
The cases that you solve are relatively interesting as well. The first one was rather lackluster on it's own, but a certain plot point surrounding it develops into something bigger, making it a fine introductory case. There are a lot of characters with varying personalities that are easily distinguishable and the player grows to thoroughly enjoy the interactions with some of the cooler characters (Munoz is such a bro).
The interrogating system (this is kind story and gameplay together) doesn't seem to have much of a point. It's not difficult to lower Eddie's anxiety (which is the byproduct of making a wrong choice), and at the end of a case you will be reminded of how many mistakes you made, but there don't seem to be any repercussions from what I could tell. Perhaps there is a reward for making no wrong decisions? I could try this sometime.
This game gets my highest praise. The gameplay is a bit of a letdown, but in the grand scheme of things it does not bring down this fabulous RPG Maker experience.
9/10; Must-Play
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My 2007 Halloween Costume. I didn't document the build process enough for an instructable but I did take lots of pictures after it was done.
The Geiger counter, which I found while browsing The Electronic Goldmine inspired the costume. I started with the Geiger Counter which (as disclosed by EG) was broke to begin with. I added blue LEDs on the gauge in place of the needle and used a sound-to-light module to activate the LEDs when the sound from a record/playback module played a looped Geiger counter noise through a speaker.
I bought the gas mask from eBay ($9 I think) and wired in a green LED light bar from SparkFun to light my face. Also, a mic was wired inside the gas mask which ran to a voice changing module. The voice module was wired to a speaker that was attached to the outside of the suit, with it I could change the pitch of my voice from very deep to very high and robot style.
I used washer drain hose and attached it to one filter port of the gas mask to run the wires for the LED bar and the mic in to the control box. An additional hose was attached to the mask and then to a fan box to blow fresh air into the mask.
The Geiger counter was powered with 4 AA batteries for the record/playback module and a 9v battery for the LEDs. The mask LED bar and voice changer were powered by two 9v batteries (wired parallel - I was paranoid about the batteries dying). The suit fans and the fan light bars were powered by 12v sealed lead acid batteries (I used two wired in parallel - again paranoid about battery time, this was overkill). The sealed lead acid batteries were carried in a backpack that I wore inside the suit, the fan boxes and the speaker were velcroed to straps of the backpack to help support them.
There were two fans for the suit, one blew air into the mask via a hose and the other blew air directly into the suit. An unintended but welcome consequence of the fan blowing into the suit was that it inflated it adding a comic effect to the whole thing. I was somewhat surprised at first since it's only an 80mm case fan but it's a Panaflo high speed so it does move quite a bit of air. I can't stress enough that ventilation was very important, this was a real Level B chem suit, it's like being in a human size Ziploc - without the fans I would have passed out. In reality a suit like this would be used with a SCBA (self contained breathing apparatus) but since those are probably like a billion dollars I opted for the fans. All in all it worked out pretty well, it was hot and I sweet like a pig but I was able to stay in it as long as I needed to - then went home and took a shower.
Supply list:
Geiger counter - The Electronic Goldmine (I can't find them here anymore but you can find them on eBay)
Gas mask - [href="http://search.ebay.com/gas-mask_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQcatrefZC6QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQpqryZgasQ20maskrQQsabfmtsZ1QQsacatZQ2d1QQsaobfmtsZinsifQQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZQQsofocusZbs eBay]
Level B chem suit - Spill 911 (cheapest I could find)
Blue LEDs and Light bars - SparkFun
Voice changing module, sound-to-light module and record/playback module - Electronics123.com
SLA Batteries, wire, switches, project boxes and other miscellaneous items - All Electronics


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I lucked out today. The little gun shop I frequent got in 6 months worth of ammo that was on backorder. I just happened to be there when they opened up and I bought it all. It filled up the back of the pickup.
I was running low on gas so stopped in at the station to fill up.
2 drop dead gorgeous TWIN Blonde girls with NRA T shirts on, were filling up ahead of me. They noticed the crates of ammo in the bed of the pick up and one of them asked me in a sultry, sexy voice if I would trade ammo for sex.
I thought about it for a moment and replied.
"How much ammo do you have?"


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Alliance Activities : Councils : Health and Human Services Council
Health and Human Services Council
Health and human services organizations worldwide are implementing smart card enabled identity credentials–"smart IDs"–supporting a wide variety of features and applications.
Numerous health and human services programs have implemented online applications for applicants to apply for social services programs and benefits, including Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, and unemployment. Although there have been improvements to the application process, identity credential issuance continues to lag. Typically, jurisdictions issue multiple, program-specific credentials to the same person. These credentials are not secure and contribute to fraud and abuse. Multiple credentials also increase costs.
Smart card technology enables public and private organizations to streamline operations and reduce costs by issuing a single, secure, multi-purpose credential that can be used for identity and payment, that provides a secure carrier for portable medical records, that provides secure access to emergency medical information, and that enables compliance with government initiatives and mandates.
Smart card technology also enables high assurance identity authentication credentials for patients, citizens, and professionals, in compliance with federal mandates in healthcare and also in support of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC).
The Secure Technology Alliance Health & Human Services Council brings together human services organizations, payers, healthcare providers, and technologists to promote the adoption of smart cards in U.S. health and human services organizations and within the national health IT infrastructure. The Health & Human Services Council provides a forum where all stakeholders can collaborate to educate the market on the how smart cards can be used and to work on issues inhibiting the industry.
Download description of Council mission, activities and membership.
Health & Human Services Council Activities
The Health & Human Services Council activities stimulate the understanding, adoption and widespread acceptance of single and multi-application smart card technology for healthcare and human services applications.
The Health and Human Services Council activities include:
- Providing educational resources for health and human services organizations, consumers, government organizations and members to foster deployment of smart cards in the marketplace;
- Identifying the challenges and opportunities in the emerging health and human services marketplace for applications that can be supported by smart card technology;
- Promoting the development and use of standards for health and human services applications
Council Resources
- Healthcare 2.0: A New Paradigm for a Secure and Streamlined Healthcare Industry, Smart Card Alliance Health and Human Services Council infographic, April 2016
- Healthcare Identity Authentication and Payments Convergence: A Vision for the Healthcare Industry, Smart Card Alliance Health and Human Services Council white paper, February 2016
- The Benefits of Strong Authentication for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Smart Card Alliance Health and Human Services Council response, September 2015
- EMV 101 for the Healthcare Industry, Smart Card Alliance Health and Human Services Council white paper, September 2015
- Smart Card Technology in Healthcare: Frequently Asked Questions, Smart Card Alliance document, December 2013
- Smart Cards and Biometrics in Healthcare Identity Applications, Smart Card Alliance white paper, May 2012
- Benefits of Smart Cards versus Magnetic Stripe Cards for Healthcare Applications, Smart Card Alliance brief, December 2011
- Complementary Smart Card Guidance for the WEDI Health Identification Card Implementation Guide, Smart Card Alliance white paper, October 2011
- Effective Healthcare Identity Management: A Necessary First Step for Improving U.S. Healthcare Information Systems – A Smart Card Alliance Brief for Government Policy Makers and Other Stakeholders, Smart Card Alliance brief, March 2009
- Getting to Meaningful Use and Beyond: How Smart Card Technology Can Support Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records, Smart Card Alliance white paper, February 2011
- A Healthcare CFO's Guide to Smart Card Technology and Applications, Smart Card Alliance white paper, February 2009
- Healthcare Identity Management: The Foundation for a Secure and Trusted National Health Information Network, Smart Card Alliance brief, September 2009
- HIPAA Compliance and Smart Cards: Solutions to Privacy and Security Requirements, Smart Card Alliance white paper, September 2003
- Medical Identity Theft in Healthcare, Smart Card Alliance brief, March 2010
- Smart Card Applications in the U.S. Healthcare Industry, Smart Card Alliance white paper, February 2006
- Smart Cards in U.S. Healthcare: Benefits for Patients, Providers and Payers, Smart Card Alliance white paper, February 2007
- Smart Health ID Cards: Addressing Challenges with Patient Identity Management and Authentication Webinar, September 2011
Industry Comments
- Smart Card Alliance Comments: Reboot: Re-Examining the Strategies Needed to Successfully Adopt Health IT, Smart Card Alliance comments submitted on May 16, 2013
- Smart Card Alliance Comments Public Comments on Stage 2 of Meaningful Use, Smart Card Alliance comments submitted to ONC, February 2011
- Smart Card Alliance Response to Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), Department of Health and Human Services, Request for Information (RFI), "Nationwide Health Information Network: Conditions for Trusted Exchange," 45 CFR Part 171, June 25, 2012
Other Resources
- Healthcare Identity Resources. This resource page lists Smart Card Alliance reports and industry organizations, resources and news relating to healthcare identity.
- Identity Management in Healthcare, Smart Card Alliance webinar, September 22, 2009
- Medical Identity Theft, Smart Card Alliance webinar, June 8, 2010
- Medical Identity Theft in Healthcare slide show
Council Management and Membership
The Health and Human Services Council is managed by a steering committee made up of participants from across the healthcare and smart card industry. The Health and Human Services Council steering committee is:
- Stefan Barbu, NXP Semiconductors, Secretary
- John Ekers, ABCorp
- Jeff Fountaine, Ingenico, Vice Chair
- Morgan Richard, XTec, Inc., Chair
- Nicole Williams, Gemalto
The Secure Technology Alliance recognizes the top three individual contributors in each of the industry councils and the council "honor roll" – the individuals who were leading contributors and participants in the council projects and activities.
Secure Technology Alliance members who are active in the Health and Human Services Council include:
- ABCorp
- Accenture
- Clear2Pay
- Entrust Datacard
- First Data
- Fiserv
- Gemalto
- Giesecke & Devrient
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- Ingenico
- Initiative for Open Authentication
- Lenel
- Mastercard
- NXP Semiconductors
- Oberthur Technologies
- OTI America
- PPG Industries, Inc.
- Rambus Bell ID
- SAIC – Science Applications International Corporation
- SecureKey Technologies
- ST Microelectronics
- Sure ID Inc.
- Thales
- Tyco Software House
- U.S. Department of State
- Verifone
- Xerox
- XTec, Incorporated
Health and Human Services Council participation is open to any Secure Technology Alliance member who wishes to contribute to the Council projects.
For more information about the Health and Human Services Council or for more information on becoming a member of the Alliance, please contact the Alliance office via email at email@example.com.


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Re: Optimization
Mathematica 4.2 has a package (NMinimize) for non linear optimization problems
"Etienne" <esamc at nrcan.gc.ca> wrote in message news:<ag3f4h$74g$1 at smc.vnet.net>...
> Is there a Mathematica package that minimizes a constrained non-linear
> function containing Min and Max. For example, f[x_,y_] := Min[ Cos[x-y]
> Sin[2 x] Cos[y] - Cos[x y] , Cos[x]].
> Thanks in advance.
> Etienne


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Who's Online
- 19 guests
Dona: thank you
Hi, I will never thank you enough for having created and for daily cultivating this site, that grows like a living encyclopedia, for the joy of all Richard's fans and supporters. It makes us feel closer. Thanks! Dona, from Milan, Italy
That's very kind of you to say, thank you.
Saturday, 09 August 2014
Christine: Crucible
Hi Ali, great site you have here and up to date. I have a ticket to see the show at the Crucible later in August, so I hope I'll get there, it's quite a long way for me and I'll be alone.... I left a Birthday message for Richard on the 'Birthday Messages' link, great idea.... 42 = the answer to life and the universe,:) so I wonder what 43 will bring? Keep up the good work, there must be a lot of people who appreciate this site.... Regards, Christine.
Enjoy The Crucible, it's a breath-taking show.
Thanks for visiting!
Saturday, 09 August 2014
Anne R.: New website banner
Hi Ali, the others have written it already, the new banner is simply wonderful. Many thanks ! In the middle, is this when Richard writes autographs at the Berlin DOS Premiere in Dec 2013 ? I like to remember this day so very much. Have a good time during the holidays and many thanks for neverending completing this site, despite of your holidays ! Best wishes, Anne
Thank you, glad you like it. Yes that's right, it's from the Berlin premiere. The gallery is here. It's one of Guylty's photos and she kindly gave me permission to put it in the banner. I've created several banners over the years and thought I might put them on the site somewhere soon.
Tuesday, 05 August 2014
Linnea: Good website
I would like to thank you on having such good website. It is always update and I like to come back to it whenever i miss something so thank you for being great!
Thank you very much for visiting Linnea!
Tuesday, 05 August 2014
Gratiana Lovelace: August 5, 2014--Love the new header!
Hi Ali, Love the new RANetheader! Purrrr! Cheers! Grati ;->
Thanks, it needed updating :)
Tuesday, 05 August 2014
lexie171170: Homepage banner
Gorgeous new banner, Ali!
Thanks Lexie!
Tuesday, 05 August 2014
Rose: the Crucible
I am treating myself and my sister in law to The Crucible next Tuesday while I am visiting the Uk for a month. We both love the play and are looking forward to it. I would have seen it regardless of who played John Proctor, but it's a bonus that it's Mr Armitage as I love how skilfully he explores the dark and light aspects of characters, thoughvI will have to try and leave my Speech Pathologists cap at home;I've seen some footage of the play and have observed he and some of the other actors giving their poor vocal chords a right hammering. ;)
Saturday, 02 August 2014
Janice Burgess: LOTN - HELP!
Hi Ali I wonder if you can help. I obtained a copy of the Lords of the North CDs about 4 years ago. At the time I checked all the CDs were there but never played them wanting a time to indulge myself. I now have that time and ......AAAGH!!! the first disc is a different reader and story, not Richard at all. I know the CD is now out of print and I hope that you may know of some one who may be kind enough to let me purchase a burn copy of said disc. I understand if it is not something you wish to get involved in but thank you in any event. Hope you enjoy your 2nd trip to see the Crucible and thanks for all your hard work keeping us updated so quickly. Regards Janice
Hi Janice
That's such a shame! I will see if I can help you, unless someone else replies on here first, I'll update this comment when I find out if I can burn the CD for you.
Best wishes
Wednesday, 30 July 2014
trisha: everything
I can't wait to see into the storm want to see everything Richard armitage is in. I have to thank Netflix otherwise I would never know he existed. I really wish I could get my friends to watch him to but the other 13 year olds I know all love 1 direction to mush I can't wait to get into the storm on dvd. I will probably wait to get it on dvd in stead of going to the movies since there so darn expensive. I love Richard so much wish I could meet him. can't wait to find everything he was in he is so talented so I want to watch everything he was in he is amazing and I hope he knows that he has a huge fan base
Monday, 28 July 2014
Angie Parsons: The Crucible
I was lucky enough to see this amazing play as a preview and am going again in September. Richard's performance was brooding and powerful and the rest of the cast were fantastic too. Such a fab opportunity to see him live. At one point I was about 2 metres away from me.............with my darling husband laughing at the look on my face. Thank you for this site, I visit regularly and you do a great job xx
Thank you! My husband is going with me to see the play again in late August. No doubt he'll be laughing at me for the same reason. Thank goodness for husbands with a sense of humour!
Thanks for visiting.
Friday, 25 July 2014


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Welcome, AP Teachers! AP Macroeconomics is an introductory college-level course that focuses on the principles that apply to an economic system as a whole. The course places particular emphasis on the study of national income and price-level determination; it also develops students' familiarity with economic performance measures, the financial sector, stabilization policies, economic growth, and international economics. Students learn to use graphs, charts, and data to analyze, describe, and explain economic concepts.
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Higher Education professionals play a key role developing AP courses and exams, setting credit and placement policies, and scoring student work. The AP Higher Ed site features information on recruitment and admission, advising and placement, and more.
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Windsor train station
Windsor, ON, N8Y 2M9, Canada
Arrivals and departures: (888) 842-7245
Information and reservation: (888) 842-7245
Baggage: (888) 842-7245
Station is located at Riverside Drive, behind Hiram Walkers Distillery.
FROM U.S.A. : Directions from the Tunnel: The tunnel ends on Park Street :
a) Take left to Ouellette, then right to Riverside Dr., right on Riverside to Walker and turn right on Walker.
b)Turn right to Goyeau. At Goyeau turn left to Riverside, then right on Riverside Dr. to Walker and turn right on Walker.
DIRECTIONS FROM THE BRIDGE: From the Canadian Customs, make an immediate right at first stop, Huron Church Road.
Then on Huron make a right on Riverside Drive to Walker Road.
Opening Hours
Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5)
Ticket Counter
Station will reopen on Saturdays at 22:50 for the arrival of train 79
20h30 to 00h15
20h30 to 00h15
General remarks
Currency Exchange (in the station): 519-258-7994
Monday to Friday 0830-1730
Saturday 0830-1500
Sunday closed
Type of Station
Manned station
Surface Lot
Operator: Park Indigo
Detailed information (contact, services, rates, payments, etc.):
Indigo Website - Windsor VIA Rail Train Station
Or download the app: Google play | ITunes
Access to station, ticket office, washrooms and trains. Also available, wheelchair and wheelchair lift.
Checked baggage must be received 15 minutes prior to departure of train 70.
Wireless Internet
Wifi internet is accessible in the station.
Wifi internet is accessible in the Business lounge.
- Baggage cart
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- Bicycle box
- Interac direct payment
- Taxis
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- Washrooms
- Bizpak
- Commuter pass
- VIA 6 pak
- VIA Gift Card
Public transportation
Buses for city transit & the tunnel 519 944-4111 (Windsor/Detroit), 300 Chatham Road.
Departure every 20 minutes on the hour until 18h00, and then every 40 minutes on the hour until 01h20.
(VIA/Detroit Taxi) 519 256-2621 Veteran Taxi
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The College's policies and procedures for tenure and tenure-track faculty on items such as mentoring, evaluations, faculty awards, leaves and sabbaticals, joint appts, appt shifts, courtesy appts, and promotions.
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Moran quickly positioned himself in the nation's best hitter conversation upon enrolling in Chapel Hill three years ago, but the lefty was often left to carry the program at the plate during his first two years. In 2012, for example, only three Tar Heel regular starters batted over .270 on the season and Moran (.365) was the only one over .300.
Those statistics have changed dramatically this spring – six Tar Heel starters are batting .300 or better and four are batting a minimum .348. Moran is second on the team in batting average (.357), trailing fellow lefthander Cody Stubbs (.362).
Moran hits third in the batting order while Stubbs sits in the 5-hole. Batting cleanup is Bolt, a player who may be at his best from the right side of the plate.
"It's the best lineup, the most talented lineup that they've had," Baseball America editor John Manuel told InsideCarolina.com Radio last week. "It's hard to top Dustin Ackley and Kyle Seager as a duo, but I think right now Colin Moran and Skye Bolt are actually better. And Skye Bolt, to me, offensively, is the key to the whole deal for Carolina going forward…
"Bolt, being a switch-hitter who is outstanding from the right side, gives Carolina's offense a dimension it hasn't had in past seasons."
The stats back that statement up. While Moran (.414) and Stubbs (.419) have been dominant against right-handed pitchers this season, the former is batting .290 and the latter .292 against left-handers.
Bolt, however, has been equally as efficient on both sides of the plate, batting .349 (29-83) against lefties and .349 (30-86) against righties.
Moran, who has obliterated the single-season school record this season with 84 RBIs and currently ranks sixth on the all-time list with 190, acknowledged that Bolt's presence behind him has made life easier at the plate.
"Pitchers definitely respect him and have been throwing to me more," Moran said. "Any time you can hit in front of and behind good hitters, it's always going to be beneficial… It's nice having him as protection."
Baseball is often a chess match of matchups, pitting right arms against right-handed bats and vice versa. North Carolina's ability to offer unique matchups up and down the batting order, specifically in the middle, has been a key to its offensive success.
"The obvious thing is we've sandwiched him in between [Moran and Stubbs] and he can turn around and hit from the right side," UNC head coach Mike Fox said on Monday. "We're going to face left-handed pitching for the rest of this season and probably for the rest of my career here. It does give us a little bit of a difference in there where maybe they might have to think about making a change or not pitching to Skye or what.
"I think all three of them have complemented each other in certain ways."
Bolt has not completely returned to form after suffering a broken right foot at Virginia Tech on Apr. 12. The Woodstock, Ga. native batted .392 with 41 RBI through his first 34 games. Since returning to the lineup nine games ago, he's batting .227 with six RBIs.
"My foot feels great," Bolt said this week. "I'm moving well again. I'm moving back to pretty much full speed as far as running and power. My strength's not there yet fully, but that's an individual problem. I've got to work on that continually...
"Hopefully I can get back into my groove and start helping and contributing a little bit more the way I know that I'm capable of doing for these guys."
There are certainly other reasons for UNC's offensive success this season. Stubbs has upped his average against right-handed pitchers to .419 from .242 in 2012 and freshman Landon Lassiter is batting .348 and has accounted for 67 runs from the 2-hole.
Bolt's presence in the lineup has been a critical addition, however, and provided he regains his pre-injury form, UNC's bats will have plenty of firepower to make a serious run in Omaha.
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Canadian courts grapple with difficult legal, factual and evidentiary issues daily. Judging is difficult, but that's why judges are paid the big bucks.
Mistakes happen. Canadian appellate courts usually deal with harmless error ( usually an evidentiary ruling by a trial judge that, while mistaken, does not meet the standard of reversible error on appeal, or to warrant a new trial) in the context of criminal trials.
But what happens when a trial judge applies the wrong legal test on causation?
The Court of Appeal for Ontario says: "Meh, close enough":
[1] The trial judge concluded on the law, that the appellants' could not meet the "but for" test for causation and that, in the circumstances, he would apply the "material contribution test". In view of the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Clements (which decision was not available to the trial judge when he rendered his decision), this was an error and the material contribution test does not apply here. However, we are of the view that the material contribution test is a more lenient test and if the trial judge applied it, he still found the appellants did not meet that test and failed to prove their case on a balance of probabilities. In spite of what the trial judge said about his application of that test, a fair reading of his reasons would suggest that his very thorough analysis looks very much like the application of the "but for" test. He concluded that while a number of factors could have caused the problems experienced by the appellants. The only one proved on a balance of probabilities was inadequate labour.
Reference: Cowan v. Hydro One Networks Inc., 2014 ONCA 6
See also my previous posts:
- "Clear as Mud: The Supreme Court of Canada to Clarify the Law of Causation" and
- Supreme Court of Canada: "But For" Is The Default Test For Causation in Negligence


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New Unbelievable Cap!Zenyatta had three lengths to make up on Switch in the stretch of the $250,000 Lady's Secret Stakes (G1) on Saturday at Hollywood Park, and the Grade 2 winner was not coming back to her. But Zenyatta accelerated powerfully under regular rider Mike Smith and reeled her in near the finish line to prevail by a half-length for her 19th win in as many starts. Please email, text or call me @ with any questions or concerns you may have.


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By Ron Jackson
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DOVER, Okla. — Hugh Miller journeyed to Dover last month to be sworn is as the town's new police chief. Since then, he has bypassed the usual formalities of meeting his officers and reviewing performance evaluations.
Miller isn't hard-hearted. He's simply Dover's lone police officer.
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