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The Victorian opposition will get an urgent mid-election campaign briefing from the state's Health Department on the new federal funding arrangements for hospitals on Tuesday, as it weighs whether to walk away from the deal.
The opposition has signalled it might tear up the agreement penned earlier this year, in which the federal government clawed back 30 per cent of the state goods and services tax revenue in return for taking up 60 per cent of hospital funding,
Opposition health spokesman
Mr Davis said the briefing should not have been required, because the information should already be in the public domain.
He said continuing uncertainty about how capital works would be funded was a particular concern.
"Victorians will go to the polls without knowing how capital will be dealt with under the federal agreement," he said.
"There are still bureaucrats feverishly meeting to figure out how the capital arrangements will apply."
Health dominated the campaign trail on Monday with Premier
The announcement continued Mr Baillieu's low-key approach to the campaign so far, which has resulted in the government substantially out-gunning the opposition with the scale of its promises on everything from payroll tax to child protection.
Mr Baillieu has promised there would be "significant" announcements once the opposition had a clearer idea of the structure of the federal deal and assessed the pre-election budget update, which was due out later this week.
"This comes after 11 years of this government and there are significant problems in the health and hospital system," he said.
"This is really more about politics than patients. If these measures were as important as the government projects, why weren't they done sooner?"
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Pierre & Vacances Résidence Les Terrasses d'Arcangues
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Situated in Arcangues, this golf residence is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Golf d'Arcangues and within 6 mi (10 km) of Asiatica Museum of Asian Art and Biarritz Aquarium. Cote des Basques and Grand Beach are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Property Features
Along with an outdoor pool, this residence has WiFi in public areas and a seasonal outdoor pool. Other amenities include self parking, a children's pool, and laundry facilities.
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Pierre & Vacances Résidence Les Terrasses d'Arcangues features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. Public areas are equipped with wireless Internet access (surcharge). This Arcangues residence also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and laundry facilities. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Laundry facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Pool umbrellas
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Pool sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Children's pool
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
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Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( EUR 5 per day )
Self parking (surcharge), Free parking nearby
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- Hair dryer (on request)
- Furnished balcony or patio
- Kitchenette
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- Free toiletries
- Bathtub only
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- Flat-panel TV
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- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
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An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
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- Golf lessons available nearby
- Boat tours nearby
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Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Check-in time ends at 7 PM
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- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 40 per week.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 9 per pet, per day
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
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- Deposit: EUR 200.00 per stay
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.00 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
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- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 5 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 5 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 9 per pet, per day
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 40 per week
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I'm about to make the transition for my m0n0wall at the office (cd-rom
-> flash memory) and buy hardware to set a m0n0wall up at home (To
eventually have IPSec Tunneling in-between).
I would probably go for a soekris 4801 + lan1621 or 1641 at the office,
since I'd like to have a few spare ports and I'd probably use a WRAP at
home. Not sure yet but I don't think it's relevant for my question
anyway. I wanted to know what kind of "accessories" I'll need.
Here's the list:
A soekris/Wrap + Case
A power supply
A flash card. I think I'll buy a 128 MB to make sure I can try PFSense
A flash card reader. Will this be Ok to put in my PC?
If I buy a Wrap, I'll buy from www.packetgods.com/, as I'm in Canada.
Soekris have no distributors in canada so the shipping + duties make the
price go up. That is why I'm thinking about the WRAP.
Have I forgotten anything?
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By MAUNETTE LOEKS
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A group of UNMC College of Nursing – West Nebraska division students are urging Panhandle residents to "Know Your Status" and offering free HIV testing in a walk-in clinic.
Five students, Jennifer Prime, Christine Newell, Andy Talbert, Jenna Propp and Janeene Zobell, have partnered with Regional West Community Health Clinic to offer the HIV testing on four dates in March and April. The group hosted its first clinic on Tuesday and will have clinics on March 20, April 3 and April 17, at Regional West Community Health Clinic, located in St. Mary Plaza.
The walk-in clinic evolved as the students worked on a project in their population health class at UNMC College of Nursing in Scottsbluff, Christine Newell explained. The group started out with a focus and research on HIV positive population in the area, but learned through the Nebraska AIDS Project of resources available.
"We learned that there is not a problem with getting services in the Panhandle, but those individuals need to get connected with services," she said.
The group finished its project, but decided to continue advocating on the issue, opting to offer a pilot clinic advocating for HIV testing.
Recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that all individuals be tested for HIV, Zobell said.
According to the CDC website, it recommends that everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 be tested for HIV at least once in their lifetime, which Prime called a "baseline test" and those at increased risk—such as gay and bisexual men, injection drug users, or persons with multiple sexual partners — should be tested at least annually.
"The CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that HIV testing become more standardized, more routine," Prime said. "That we adopt an attitude that isn't 'Ewwww, you have been doing bad things you need to have an HIV test' but more "I'm being proactive about my health."
Prime said the goal is to have HIV testing be more of a routine test, such as testing for high blood pressure or other health conditions, Prime said.
Regular testing also helps in early diagnosis of the disease, Talbert said. Statistics show that early detection, as well as patients adhering to a prescribed medication regimen, increases life expectancy. Patients who are diagnosed early have much better outcomes and reduces the spread of the disease.
"HIV is not a death sentence," Prime said. "It can be treated as a chronic disease, like diabetes."
Programs are also available to help patients access health and treatment services.
Testing at the clinic will be offered on a walk-in basis. Persons looking for the testing site at St. Mary's need only to ask for "Adult Screening," though persons of any age can be tested. Counseling will also be available on elimination or reducing risk behaviors.
Testing is offered free, but donations are accepted. Testing will be from 3 to 7 p.m., at 3700 Ave. B on each of the clinic dates.
For more information, call 308-632-3807.
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In a Facebook post on June 8th, Sarah Palin wrote, "As a CEO, it was my job to look out for the interests of Alaskans with the same intensity and action as the oil company CEO's looked out for the interest of their shareholders". Palin's Facebook post is misleading as she was never CEO of anything. However we might agree that her actions were comparable to those of British Petroleum.
One year after Palin and the Alaska legislature approved the creation of the ACES program the state and oil companies, including British Petroleum, significantly increased their profits. Thus Palin was true to her word. She was motivated to increase the net profits of Alaska, just like BP was motivated to make as much money as it could. If BP made a lot of money, so did Alaska.
Todd Palin worked on the North Slope of Alaska for British Petroleum for eighteen years.
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An employee of mine once told me that I cook lamb more than anybody else he knows. Why not cook lamb? It tastes way better than beef, in my opinion. And you've got all the cool cuts - rack, shanks, chops, neck.
I've been craving stewy braisy things lately, which kind of sucks, since it's in the 90s, and doesn't start cooling down until at least 7pm, if at all. But, screw it, I said, and made Lamb Rogan Josh, from Vikram Sunderam, via Food & Wine.
This is probably the first time I've made an Indian dish that I was happy with. Not just "hmm, it's ok", but completely happy with. Tender lamb, tangy spicy sauce. Good over rice. And pasta. And then use the leftover sauce to dip tortilla chips into.
I'd love to show you a picture, but...I'd hate to show you a picture. I don't even want to try to describe what my pictures looked like.
Just trust me. This recipe rocks.
So, no photo of lamb rogan josh, but here's an egg I cooked for the animals.
Picture me (I'd be interested to know how some of you picture me!), sitting on the floor, surrounded by a yellow tabby,
a tan chihuahua,
and a brown lab/chow mix,
all vulturing for a piece of egg. And I better feed them in the correct sequence (big dog, little dog, cat), otherwise they'll get upset. Just when the kids are almost "all grown up", I realize I have 3 more that never will.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Lamb Rogan Josh
An employee of mine once told me that I cook lamb more than anybody else he knows. Why not cook lamb? It tastes way better than beef, in my opinion. And you've got all the cool cuts - rack, shanks, chops, neck.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Youngest wanted yakisoba. I had never made it before, so I did a quick search, and found that the big bottle of Bulldog sauce in my fridge would work perfectly.
I cooked the soba noodles that I just purchased 48 hours ago (hint, foreshadowing), then rinsed them in cold water.
I stir-fried up some chicken, removed it to a plate, then stir-fried chopped bok choy stems, minced garlic and ginger, followed by some absolutely gorgeous brown beech mushrooms, and finally the bok choy leaves. Isn't it pretty?
The mushrooms were as local as you can get, grown right here in San Marcos at the Hokto Kinoko facility. Check out their cool shrooms! They're seriously delicious.
To assemble, I heated up a little more oil really hot. Added the wet noodles, a bunch of Bulldog sauce, a little soy sauce, and (of course) some Sriracha. Stir and toss, stir and toss. I was aiming for a little crispiness to the noodles, like you get with fried rice. (Unfortunately, that wasn't happening.) I added back the chicken and vegetables, along with a handful of bean sprouts. More stirring and tossing until everything was heated through.
Topped with sliced pickled ginger and chopped up nori. (Do you have any idea how hard it is to chop up nori? Even my ceramic knife had problems.)
Youngest said it was good, she plans on bringing the leftovers to school for lunch, her only complaint was that the noodles broke easily and she couldn't use chopsticks. I thought there was something off about the noodles as well, not just the breakiness, but also in their flavor. Hubby was super-impressed with the dish (he especially loved the mushrooms)....except for the noodles.
Maybe they were old? You'd think not, since I just purchased them (but dummy me didn't check for an expiration date). Maybe they were inferior? Don't think so, I picked the mid-price-range ones from Marukai market.
This was one of those happy-sad dinners - happy that I was able to cook something so delicious, but sad that it was tainted by crappy noodles. I'm definitely going to try again, I think with udon, but Hubby says I should just cook the chicken/veggies/sauce and put it over rice. We'll see.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Beautiful Food
Since there's not much beautiful food going on around here lately, I thought I'd share this with you. Listening to it makes me hungry.
Beautiful Food, by Edan.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Asparagus, Cauliflower, and a Puppy
Once again, I'm too lazy to take pictures, edit pictures, etc. But "dinner" tonight was delicious. I feel sorry for people who scroll through a post looking for food pictures, then automatically click off if there aren't any. 'Cause they're missing out.
Update 5/4/11: Added a picture of roasted cauliflower.
First, the happy asparagus. This works best with thin spears.
Soy-Balsamic Roasted AsparagusNext, the cauliflower. My Hubby and MIL who both hate cauliflower love this. Even Youngest eats it.
Snap off the woody ends of your asparagus. Toss with olive oil, a little salt, and black pepper. Roast at 350-400 until it's done to your liking. Throw in a little butter, and equal parts soy sauce and balsamic vinegar.
Roasted Cauliflower
Cut cauliflower into small pieces, thinner is better for good crusty browning. Toss with olive oil, salt and pepper. Roast until almost done to your liking, tossing half way through. Toss through some minced garlic and some grated parmesan, and return to the turned-off oven for about 5 minutes. Remove from the oven, add more cheese, and a handful of chopped parsley.
And, finally, the promised puppy. Complete with tiny goggles, tiny helmet, and a satchel to keep him safe. Happy puppy was barking ecstatically the whole way down the freeway. I wish I knew where the owner got the safety gear, because I'm sure my chihuahua would love a ride on our Vespa.


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How do you know you get the root of wart out?
Had a wart and I used apple cider vinegar. It turned black and fell off in about 3-4 days. There be a indent where the wart was and a small black spot in middle. It started to return with hard after a week or so. I thought maybe wart was still at hand so I applied apple cider vinegar again. Top only turned white and after 5-6 days top came off and smooth beneath near but skin colored spots (lumps?) under skin. Smooth on top but if I press I think I can consistency small soft bumps. Did I get the root? Is this the root or just my normal skin growing backbone? How do I know I got the root and what does it look like? Should I continue treatment?
Wart roots usually look resembling a small black dot, or speck. There if often more than one, not a single root. It sounds to me like you got it this time, but you might try treating it again only just incase. Although, I would reccomend compound W instead of apple-cider vineagar.
About the only way to be sure that you got it is to check out of it alone for a while and see if it grows back.
I haven't specifically heard that you can fight stale warts with ecchinacea, but it definately does boost your immune system. So do blue-berries and garlic, if you feel close to adding those to your diet. Warts are a virus, so it would make sense that having a strong immune system would protect you from them. I know for enduring that warts can be much worse in people beside a compromised immune system. (Have you ever seen tree-man?) I say try it - it certainly can't hurt you to enjoy a stronger immune system.
if you really want to get rid of warts forever then you should know that you can remove wart by surgery, freezing, laser, acid or with cream but warts can reappear again and again because wart appears when your immune system is weak! so you must build up your immune system because your body can get rid of warts by itself if your immune system will be strong! so drink more healthy food, more vitamins and more sport activities!
(No smoking, no beer/ale, no booze, no drugs, no junk food, no speedily food garbage, no sugary sweet soda's. Get on a good, balanced, clean diet including plenty of boiled or steamed vegetables. Drink P L E N T Y O F W A T E R , fruit juices & fat free milk. Snack on lots of RAW fruit & veggies. Get up one hour early every morning & hold a BRISK 30 minute walk - then - do the same entity again in the evening after dinner. Make sure you eat a good, floating breakfast daily. You get your energy for the year from your breakfast meal. Get 8 hours sleep each night. Flip your mattress over so it will rank out to give you a good night's rest. Slack off too much coffee & tea.)
HPV is the virus that cause warts. And HPV virus has many strains. In your casing you have HPV virus strain number 2. People can be infected with HPV and never show any symptoms. Others will develop warts. These wart can stay the same size, grow, or go away on their own. It depends on the infected person's immune system. A healthy immune system funds your body may be able to suppress the virus and not show symptoms.
also you must use herbal treatment because you can not always live 100% healthy...!
contained by that case Wartrol is really good (probably the best) product that gets rid of wart comparatively fast and makes you feel more confident knowing that they wont reappear again! it say that it is designed for Genital Warts but
it does not matter because warts are warts and wartrol works by stimulating your immune system to m¨şl¨¦e the HPV virus that causes the warts. of course it is better if you use full course (5 months - if I remember correctly).
It worked outstandingly fast and still works for me because I do not have wart outbreaks anymore!
I do not know if any pharmacies carry Wartrol but I do know that you should purchase it directly from the businessman and read more about the product here http://www.wartrol.com/?aid=221781
The advantage of Wartrol over other natural treatments for wart is that, since it is taken orally, it can also act on invisible warts that can't be treated by other creams and untaught remedies.
good luck!
Working in health + used to work for a dermatologist + personal experience
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When the genius-duo, Aamir Khan and Aditya Chopra announced that this year will end with a Dhoom, they meant it. Not just as a movie but business-wise too, Aamir's version of Dhoom is historic! Full Aamir Khan style – Perfect!
Collecting 30 cr nett, as per early estimates, on Day 1, it has topped the anticipation it had created. It is to be noted that while other biggies usually release on a full on semi-holiday, 'Dhoom:3' had opted for a working Friday. The spectacularly shot movie has smashed all the previous records for a non-holiday opener.
Collections in Delhi/UP and East Punjab have been marvelous, banging all the earlier records down.
Aamir Khan, whose last movie, 'Talaash', couldn't generate a business of even 100 cr, is smiling ear to ear now. This one is a relief for him, we hope.
While the movie was always expected to do a business in the bracket of 27-29 cr, the trend on the actual day of release was a pleasant surprise for everyone. It was humongous!
The advance booking rate of the third installment of the 'Dhoom franchise' was a never-seen-before thing. It was historic, managing 95-100% occupancy across the country. And since the movie was a quality product, it ensured a great word of mouth. Having the widest released ever (4500 plus screens in domestic market), the action-thriller was heading to get a monstrous start.
Though the cold (weather) wave put some dent to the collections, 'Dhoom:3' managed to surpass that too. The evening and night shows were in sync with the morning shows, houseful.
The movie has taken box-office by
storm! No, hurricane!
Now the big question is, will it surpass the weekend collections of 'Chennai Express'? Lets analyse.
The SRK-Deepika starrer had collected 100.42 cr (including paid previews, which 'Dhoom:3' didn't have) in the first weekend. Will the latest chapter in 'Dhoom' series exceed CE's collections? We say yes! It has the chances. A gradual increase in number of foothalls on Saturday and Sunday has always been a trend for movies with good word of mouth. 'Dhoom:3' has it.
Initial reports suggest that Saturday will fetch bigger numbers than Friday; Sunday is expected to pass by the both days. Sunady's collection may surpass the highest single day collection too; 'Krrish 3 ' had collected 35.91 cr.
So yes, the movie has a solid chance. Mr. Perfectionist has cast his magic yet again.
This year will end with a Dhoom, literally!


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Steve is the creative energy behind Frengo, and named the company around the concept of "Grab a Friend and Go." Steve heads up the product and content groups where he designs all Frengo games and messaging tools, as well as content publishing. Prior to Frengo, Steve ran product management for VeriSign's Digital Content Services where he built a content management and licensing platform for both broadband and mobile media.
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Sameer is responsible for the technical architecture and infrastructure designed to handle all the interactivity expected in the world's largest mobile playground. Sameer brings years of deep experience designing, implementing and deploying highly scalable security, payment, messaging and digital content services at VeriSign - serving more than 100 million users.


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The new analytical laboratory in the Hudson Annex building contains the following instruments. Contact Dr. Tim Mihuc if you are interested in the laboratory and its capabilities.
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"For by thee I have run through a troop; and by my God have I leaped over a wall. As for God, his way is perfect: the word of the LORD is tried: he is a buckler to all those that trust in him. For who is God save the LORD? or who is a rock save our God? It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect." (Psalm 18:29-32)
"Nobody's perfect."
Have you ever heard that phrase? Usually, it is what people say after someone makes a very small mistake. It is true. No human being can be perfect. We are human. We have limits. We get sleepy. We miss things. We lose things. We sin against one another. We sin against God. Whether imperfections are "small" or very, very large, humans will always have imperfections.
"He's such a perfectionist."
Have you ever heard that phrase? Many people try to never make mistakes. They try to be good all the time. They do good deeds. They do regular things with their best skill and the highest quality. A perfectionist might wash the same dish three times, and dry it with a clean towel until that dish just sparkles. And a perfectionist gets very upset with himself and with other people when things turn out less than perfect, after all. Have you ever known someone like that? Are you like that?
"As for God, his way is perfect.... It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect."
When a translation of the Bible uses the word "perfect," it is not exactly talking about the kind of "perfect" we would normally think of first. In our time, we use the word "perfect" to describe something that has no flaws, no mistakes, no shortcomings, no limits, no sin. But what does "perfect" mean when we see it in the Bible?
when the Bible talks about perfection, it is talking about the absolute completion, or carrying-out, or accomplishment of something. Basically, it means totally righteous, totally whole, totally the way things should be. Have you ever heard someone mention "a perfect circle"? They do not mean "perfect" in the sense that the circle is sinless or never makes mistakes! Of course a circle cannot be "perfect" that way. They mean "perfect" in the sense that a perfect circle would not have wavy lines or gaps. A perfect circle comes all the way around to form a whole, rather than just a part of a circle.
"That kind of 'perfect'" is what King David is singing about in Psalm 18. He was praising God for doing such a full, wonderful job of what David (with all his weaknesses and shortcomings) could never have done on his own. If David had tried to leap over a wall or escape from enemy troops all by himself, he would not have been able to. He would have fallen short. But God is the LORD, the Creator of the ends of the Earth. God IS perfect, in every sense of the word "perfect." He never gets weary. He never loses things. He never sins. He has no flaws. And what He chooses to do, He does the best way possible. He brings it to completion. He accomplishes whatever He sets out to do.
King David was rejoicing that this God, Whose way of doing things is all perfection, is also the kind of God Who can and will help those who call upon Him. He can and will help us overcome our weaknesses and limits and mistakes. He can and will give us strength to do what it takes to finish a job we have to do. He can and will give us strength to say "no!" to temptations. He can and will help us believe wholly in Him, even when our faith is small. No wonder David was so full of praise! He had a perfect God Who was making him whole.
God is totally perfect in every sense of the word, and He can and will help those who call on Him.
My Response:» Do I rely on myself and my strength rather than asking for God's help?» When I am frustrated with my limitations, do I rejoice that God does not have any?
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1 Samuel 2:35 "And I will raise me up a faithful priest, that shall do according to that which is in mine heart and in my mind: and I will build him a sure house; and he shall walk before mine anointed for ever."
No, Jesus said in Mark 12:31 that "There is none other commandment greater than these."
Sanctification is a term used to show a continual growth to become more and more like Christ. Once we are "born again" we begin a process of growth that continues until the day we are face to face with Christ. (John 17:17) "Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth."
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HOLY MOTHER OF GANDALF. When did greeting cards start costing upwards of $5? If I bought my husband a $6 greeting card he would be like: "What are you doing? Are you trying to upset me? Why don't you just write 'Happy Valentine's Day' on a $5 bill and then throw it away?"
So I decided to come up with a series of Valentine's Day Cards for the real world. The Cap'n even helped me a little.
I have learned over the past three years that you guys are waaaayyyy smarter and funnier than I am. If you have any ideas or suggestions for more Valentine's Day Cards for the Real World, post them in the comments section and I will turn them into Valentines and post them between now Thursday.
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Market Segments
ERS research on foodservice outlets—facilities that serve meals and snacks for immediate consumption on site (food away from home)—examines the size of this growing market and the major market segments such as fast food and full-service outlets (see Glossary).
A Large and Growing Market
The foodservice industry is nearly equal in size to food retailing:
- The food marketing system, including food service and food retailing, supplied about $1.24 trillion worth of food in 2010.
- Of this total, $594 billion was supplied by foodservice facilities.
Commercial foodservice establishments accounted for the bulk of food-away-from-home expenditures in 2010. This category includes full-service restaurants, fast food outlets, caterers, some cafeterias, and other places that prepare, serve, and sell food to the general public for a profit. Some are located within facilities that are not primarily engaged in dispensing meals and snacks, such as lodging places, recreational facilities, and retail stores.
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Schools and nursing homes are types of non-commercial foodservice establishments. Such establishments are often called "institutional" foodservice facilities.
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Full-service and fast food restaurants—the two largest segments of the commercial foodservice market—account for about 77 percent of all food-away-from-home sales. Full-service establishments have wait staff, and, perhaps, other amenities such as ceramic dishware, nondisposable utensils, and alcohol service. In contrast, fast food restaurants use convenience as a selling point; they have no wait staff, menus tend to be limited, and dining amenities are relatively sparse.
Over the past few decades, the market for fast food has grown more rapidly than that for food in full-service restaurants. As part of their growth strategy, fast food companies built more outlets closer to consumers' homes and work places to make it more convenient for consumers to purchase meals and snacks. Many restaurant companies opened outlets in nontraditional locations such as department stores. In addition to convenience, a household's demand for food-away-from-home is affected by its income and demographic characteristics, as seen in the link below:The Demand for Food Away from Home: Full-Service or Fast Food?
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Any shift in market share between fast food and full-service restaurants could influence the mix of foods and services offered by both types of restaurants. For example, if trends favor full-service restaurants, the market could shift to include more full-service restaurants that offer a wider range of menu selections and dining amenities. In response, fast food restaurants might introduce comparable foods and services.


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skyrune83, on 24 May 2011 - 09:00 AM, said:
But wait, I thought leeching was considered stalking? And I guess I'm scared people will notice me and think "who's this creep hanging out with us?" Is this really what people would think of me, or am I still in my high school mentality of 10 years ago?
My friends from back home are kinda crazy and really outgoing. A fun bunch that has no problem makeing friends where ever they go, In constrast im pretty shy and reserved. Once my friends break the ice and start a conversation its easier for me to jump in and because we all start hanging out together we all end up becoming friends, its kinda a network play.
My only problem now is that all my friends are back in Puerto Rico so now im having a hard time makeing friends. =P Still im using my online networking skills to get connected with more people.


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Gilbert Arenas worked out for the Grizzlies Monday and is reportedly preparing to sign with the team. The Memphis Commercial Appeal says Arenas appeared slender and shot the ball well in his workout. They say he is taking a physical and that he will likely sign as long as he is cleared.
Arenas would be signed to a contract for the veteran's minimum and could join the team for its Thursday game at Portland.
Gilbert is 30 years old, recovering from knee issues, and underwent a plasma therapy treatment to improve his knees. He hasn't played pro basketball since ending last season with the Magic. He admitted in a recent interview that his mind wasn't right with Orlando, so Memphis is hoping that he'll be in a proper frame of mind.
The Grizzlies are 25-18 and fifth in the Western Conference standings and probably figure they need to make a move to compete with some of the teams ahead of them. It's a risky play for Memphis given how ineffective Arenas has been lately, and how much of a distraction he can be. I really hope he signs and that this works out well for both sides.
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Sara's Weekend Picks 5/2-4
I have no idea where the time goes, but May has arrived. Let's look forward to a drier, warmer weekend.
Take advantage of a dry spring evening with a City Islanders home game tonight at Skyline Sports Complex on City Island. To sweeten the deal, it's also the first of five Craft Beer Nights with the City Islanders.
This Friday's featured brewery is Samuel Adams. Get free samples all evening, and the first 100 get a special glass. Plus, all beers are priced specially for "Happy Hour" from 5:30 p.m. 'til kickoff at 7 p.m.
This one was a hard one to narrow down. It's Derby Day, of course, and there are plenty of wine events going on as well. My pick, after careful consideration, is the Apple Blossom Festival in Adams County.
Not only there a ton of family friendly events -- and of course, countless apple-related foods and events -- but also live music and mini-wine and cider festival, as well.
The participating wineries/cideries for the Apple Blossom Festival include: Adams County Winery, Big HIll Cidery (new), Hauser Estate Winery (Jack's Hard Cider), Good Intent Cider and Reid's Orchard Winery.
The Apple Blossom Festival runs Saturday and Sunday.
Catch area dancers at the Capitol Kickline this Sunday on the steps of The State Capitol!
The event will mark the close of National Dance Week by linking together on the Capitol steps to remind central Pennsylvania why dance and dance education is a vital part of our culture.
Dancers will present a kickline to the community around 1 p.m. Dancers of all ilk can join in on the fun for free.
Following, dancers can join workshops and present new routines to the community.
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(You are Anonymous)
Error Handling
How to display simple error message?
What's a good way to abort normal processing and display a simple error message? ([http://email@example.com/msg01082.html archive]) I'd like to abort the run-mode method, in mid-stream, and let another one take over. -- Mark Fuller
Return the results of another runmode
(Cees Hek): Inside your runmode return the results of another runmode.
sub my_runmode { my $self = shift; if (mysql_call_failed) { return $self->error_runmode($mysql_error_message); } ... } sub error_runmode { my $self = shift; my @errors = @_; my $template [= new HTML::Template(filename =]> 'error.tmpl'); $template->param(errors => [EMAIL PROTECTED]); return $template->output() }
Use eval to trap die in subroutine
(Mark Stosberg): Use eval to trap die in subroutine
If your run mode calls a subroutine, and that subroutine has a problem, things get a little more complicated, since the subroutine could signal that it has an error by returning 'undef', some kind of error message, or just dying.
If the subroutine might die, you could trap that in your run mode:
eval{ $result = _my_tricky_sub() }; return $self->error_runmode($@) if $@;
Generally, I like the design philosophy of detecting errors at a low level, but handing them at a high level. The above design gives you more flexibility to handle errors differently depending on the context.
For example, perhaps you want to run the same tricky subroutine from a cron script, where returning an error message as HTML doesn't make sense.
Let the subroutine die and provide an error_mode
Thilo Planz: Let the subroutine die and provide an error_mode
This is similar to the answer above, except that you do not have to write the eval-block yourself.
Newer versions of CGI::App provide integrated support for catching any exceptions your runmodes could run into. You can define an error_mode to handle the exception in an appropriate manner. It receives the exception (the argument to die(), could be string, could be an object, up to you) as a parameter.
Use CAP::LogDispatch
(Jason Purdy): Use CGI::Application::Plugin::LogDispatch to also let you know
use CGI::Application::Plugin::LogDispatch; sub setup { # ... $self->error_mode( 'error' ); } sub cgiapp_init { my ( $self ); $self = shift; $self->log_config( LOG_DISPATCH_MODULES => [ { module => 'Log::Dispatch::Email::MailSend', name => 'email', to => 'email@example.com', subject => 'CGIApp Emergency Alert Message', min_level => 'emerg', } ], APPEND_NEWLINE => 1, ); } sub error { my ( $self, $error, $admin_msg, $message ); $self = shift; $error = $@; # Let's also log a critical error! $admin_msg = <<_EOF_; Hey dude, Just wanted to let you know that we got a critical error sent to the user: Error Msg: $error CGIApp Dump: ------------ _EOF_ $admin_msg .= $self->dump(); $self->log->emerg( $admin_msg ); # ... now do the public thing, too ... }
But there is a problem with this method
Regarding the answer from Thilo Planz above: The error runmode method doesn't get the die argument as a parameter, but as an argument.
sub error_mode { my $self = shift; my $error = shift; return "$error"; }
– Anon Guest - 23 Dec 2004
However, be sure not to use error_mode as the name of your error_mode or you will override the function. Use a name such as display_error or something.
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By Joan Biskupic, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON At a recent Senate hearing, when Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy was arguing against cameras in the courtroom, he referred to the court's peculiar customs.
It was a little-noticed remark that spoke volumes about the institution.
"We have a language," Kennedy said, "and ethic and etiquette, a formality, a tradition that's different than the political branches; not better, not worse, but different."
Is it ever.
In many ways, the justices, who return to the bench today after a two-week recess, live in a bygone era: one of elevator operators, ceramic spittoons, white quill pens and government lawyers in elegant gray morning coats.
"When my clients come into the room," says Washington lawyer Beth Brinkmann, a former assistant U.S. solicitor general, "they are impressed with the trappings: the velvet curtains, the engravings, all the history in the chamber. You just feel transported."
It's rare for lawyers to have the opportunity to argue at the court of last resort, which hears about 70 cases a year. It's also rare that visitors to the nation's capital have a chance to hear oral arguments, which are held six days each month.
The cases are aired in an atmosphere of elaborate ritual, tradition and courtesy. Spontaneity is so foreign that when then-chief justice William Rehnquist added four gold stripes to the sleeves of his black robe in 1995, it made national news.
With its hushed-voice, starched-collar ways, the court contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the halls of Congress across the street.
Business is not done with an electronic "send" button. Each of the nine justices has a messenger who delivers draft opinions and personal notes to the other chambers.
Sit up straight!
During oral arguments, lawyers sit in a special section, inevitably all in dark business suits and typically with knees together and hands clasped on lap. If a lawyer drapes an arm over a chair or sprawls casually into a nearby empty seat, a court police officer taps him or her on the shoulder to make sure the lawyer straightens up.
Next to the justices' nine high-back, black-leather chairs are green ceramic spittoons — used these days as waste baskets. As a memento for the lawyers who argue before the court, white quill pens are placed at their table.
The special language of the high court is evident from the start.
When the justices process into the courtroom (in set order of seniority), no one calls out, "All rise," as happens at trial. Instead a marshal intones, "Oyez, oyez, oyez! … God save the United States and this honorable court."
By custom, the first thing a lawyer at the lectern to argue a case must say is "Mr. Chief Justice, and may it please the court." When Chief Justice John Roberts was an advocate, he would write that phrase at the top of his legal pad, in case he suddenly drew a blank.
"There is nothing like the formality, and even the rigidity, of the process," says Washington lawyer Laurence E. Gold. "When you step up there (to the lectern), you know you have the assigned time of 30 minutes and not a second more. There's no spontaneity. You don't want to breach any of the unwritten rules of place, whatever they are."
The modern world
In this decidedly old-fashioned setting of no cameras, no tape recorders and no cellphones, the justices regularly face cutting-edge issues.
To get up to speed, they rely on briefs filed by the parties to a case, and they have their own way of digesting newfangled concepts.
In a complicated dispute this term over rules for when the modification of an invention can win a patent, Justice Stephen Breyer complained that the test may be flawed and offered his own possibly patent-worthy idea: "I have a sensor on my garage door at the lower hinge for when the car is coming in and out, and the raccoons are eating it. So I think of the brainstorm of putting (the sensor) on the upper hinge."
"How can I get a patent?" he asked, suggesting that the idea might not qualify but that maybe it should.
A few months later, when the justices were hearing a dispute over whether sending a master version of software overseas for copying can violate U.S. patent law, the justices easily waded into the modern jargon of source codes.
At one point, Justice Antonin Scalia did reach back to the legend of the great Persian queen storyteller as he referred to the "golden," or master version disk at the core of the case.
"I hope we can continue calling it the 'golden disk.' It has a certain Scheherazade quality that really adds a lot of interest to this case," Scalia remarked.
Spectators laughed — not uproariously but appropriately.
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Property tax assessments were sent out May 10, and the results in Newton County were similar to the past two years as 85 to 90 percent of all parcels declined in value.
This was the first year that local governments had to send property tax assessments to every taxpayer regardless of whether that person's property value had changed, and also the first year the governments had to provide an estimated property tax amount.
In addition, each of Newton's 43,214 taxpayers can appeal their assessment, regardless of whether it changed or whether they filed a tax return. They have 45 days from when they received their assessment to file an appeal. For most taxpayers that would be June 23.
As of Tuesday, Knight said only a handful of appeals had been filed.
"We took the same approach as always by studying each market area and adjusting each by its own trends and market activity. While almost every market area is down, some are worse than others," Knight said in an email. Newton County has revalued every property every year, unlike many counties.
One of the biggest changes this year is that every business and industry also received a tax assessment. Normally, a business will receive an assessment every three to four years, so more are likely to appeal this year.
"My deputy chief and I worked hard during the return process of gathering pertinent information so we could send out industrial notices with what we believe are true values based on facts, not speculation," Knight said, hoping his staff's efforts will mitigate appeals.
Appeals make life harder for the Newton County Board of Commissioners, because those multi-million assessment appeals will be in limbo as the board attempts to prepare a budget.
The county is currently predicting the tax digest will decline 10 percent to $2.12 billion, but the official numbers won't be available until closer to July 1. Much of the decline is from dropping residential values; 81 percent of all home sales in Newton County in 2010 involved banks, compared to only 60 percent in Walton County and 39 percent in Rockdale County, Knight said previously.


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Re: NDSolve, three 2-d order ODE, 6 initial conditions
*On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 2:16 PM, DrMajorBob <btreat1 at austin.rr.com> wrote:
> Perhaps a call to ndSol with some parameters (known only to you) will cause
> an error message... but the statement you posted, as it is, gives NO error
> message.
> *Sorry, Bob. The error message came with the evaluation (see below), but
it was not sensitive to the choice of parameters.
> That said, it seems to me that {t, t1} needs replacement with something
> like {t, t1, t2}, as NDSolve needs lower AND upper limits.
> *By default, {t,t1} = {t,0,t1} (I checked it in Help). However, the later
version includes*
*tmin, tmax, and the error message was the same.
> {x[t], y[t], z[t]} should be {x, y, z}, since NDSolve will return
> InterpolatingFunction results, not symbolic ones.
*Yes, I fixed it. The outcome did not change. *
> Though it's not necessary, I'd also replace D[x[t], {t, 2}] with x''[t],
> D[x[t], t] with x'[t], and (D[x[t], t] /. {t -> 0}) with x'[0].
*I used both. Just thought (apparently it was wrong) that D[ ] is
*Thanks for the advise.*
> The result is
> ndSol[w_,w0_,w1_,x0_,y0_,z0_,v0x_,v0y_,v0z_,t1_,t2_]:=NDSolve[{-w Sin[t w]
> (x^\[Prime])[t]+w Cos[t w] (y^\[Prime])[t]+Cos[t w]
> (x^\[Prime]\[Prime])[t]+Sin[t w] (y^\[Prime]\[Prime])[t]==(w-w0) (Sin[t w]
> (x^\[Prime])[t]-Cos[t w] (y^\[Prime])[t]),-Sin[t w]
> (x^\[Prime]\[Prime])[t]+Cos[t w] (y^\[Prime]\[Prime])[t]==(w-w0) (Cos[t w]
> (x^\[Prime])[t]+Sin[t w] (y^\[Prime])[t])+w1 (z^\[Prime])[t],0==w1 (Sin[t w]
> (x^\[Prime])[t]-Cos[t w1]
> (y^\[Prime])[t]),(x^\[Prime])[0]==v0x,(y^\[Prime])[0]==v0y,(z^\[Prime])[0]==v0z,x[0]==x0,y[0]==y0,z[0]==z0},{x,
> y, z},{t,t1,t2}];
> That will fail if w1 == 0, since it causes one of the equations to be
> trivially True, and the equation is unnecessarily complicated when w1 is NOT
> zero.
> In case w1 == 0, z is also uncoupled from x and y, and it will be simply
> z[t_] = z0 + v0z t
*Absolutely. This is when the normal (oscillating) magnetic field is absent,
and the projection on the stationary field (along the z axis) is conserved.
I can not ignore w1. Effectively, this is the normal component of B1
(w1=B1/gamma, denominator being giro-magnetic ratio) rotating with the
angular frequency w, and it introduces the resonance (unless I screwed the
equations up- will check it later) *
> Hence, we could redefine ndSol as:
> Clear[ndSol]
> ndSol[w_,w0_,0,x0_,y0_,z0_,v0x_,v0y_,v0z_,t1_,t2_]:=
> Append[NDSolve[{-w Sin[t w] x'[t]+w Cos[t w] y'[t]+Cos[t w] x''[t]+Sin[t w]
> y''[t]==(w-w0) (Sin[t w] x'[t]-Cos[t w] y'[t]),-Sin[t w] x''[t]+Cos[t w]
> y''[t]==(w-w0) (Cos[t w] x'[t]+Sin[t w]
> y'[t]),x'[0]==v0x,y'[0]==v0y,x[0]==x0,y[0]==y0},{x, y},{t,t1,t2}],z->z0+#
> v0z&]
> ndSol[w_,w0_,w1_,x0_,y0_,z0_,v0x_,v0y_,v0z_,t1_,t2_]:=NDSolve[{-w Sin[t w]
> x'[t]+w Cos[t w] y'[t]+Cos[t w] x''[t]+Sin[t w] y''[t]==(w-w0) (Sin[t w]
> x'[t]-Cos[t w] y'[t]),-Sin[t w] x''[t]+Cos[t w] y''[t]==(w-w0) (Cos[t w]
> x'[t]+Sin[t w] y'[t])+w1 (z')[t],0==Sin[t w] x'[t]-Cos[t w1]
> y'[t],x'[0]==v0x,y'[0]==v0y,(z')[0]==v0z,x[0]==x0,y[0]==y0,z[0]==z0},{x, y,
> z},{t,t1,t2}];
> *Thanks. *
*My last version was *
*ndSol[w_, w0_, w1_, x0_, y0_, z0_, v0x_, v0y_, v0z_, t1_, t2_] :=*
* NDSolve[{Cos[w t ] D[x[t], {t, 2}] + Sin[ w t] D[y[t], {t, 2}] - w Sin[w
t] D[x[t], t] + w Cos[w t] D[y[t], t] == (w - w0) ( Sin[w t ] D[x[t], t] -
Cos[w t] D[y[t], t]),*
* -Sin[w t] D[x[t], {t, 2}] + Cos[w t] D[y[t], {t, 2}] == (w - w0) (Cos[w
t] D[x[t], t] + Sin[w t] D[y[t], t]) + w1 D[z[t], t],*
* D[z[t], {t, 2}] == w1 (Sin[w t] D[x[t], t] - Cos[w1 t] D[y[t], t]),
(D[x[t], t] /. {t -> 0} ) == v0x, (D[y[t], t] /. {t -> 0} ) == v0y, (D[z[t],
t] /. {t -> 0}) == v0z, x[0] == x0, y[0] == y0, z[0] == z0 }, {x, y, z},
{t, t1, t2}];*
*I evaluated it in Mathematica 7.0 with the following parameters
*The message was:*
NDSolve::ndnco: The number of constraints (6) (initial conditions) is not
equal to the total differential order of the system (5). >>
*I just heard from Daniel Lichtblau that the message from Mathematica 7.1
was different, and that Mathematica 8. did solve it without troubles. Hence,
Daniel suggested that this was a bug.*
*I am surprised by encountering a bug so effortlessly. Previously, the
errors have always been mine. :) Is it possible that I did introduce and
error, but Mathematica 8. is simply more flexible in its defaults (functions
are more "overloaded" bla-bla ?). *
*What do you think?
Btw, I have just installed M. 8 but did not give it a try yet.*
Whether that is solvable for the parameters you'd like to pass, I can't
> venture to guess.
> Bobby
> On Mon, 03 Jan 2011 02:56:52 -0600, michael partensky <partensky at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> Hi, group!
>> An attempt to demonstrate a (restricted) analogy between the Bloch
>> (magnetic resonance) equation and the motion equation for a charged
>> particle
>> in the magnetic field leads to the following equation:
>> ndSol[w_, w0_, w1_, x0_, y0_, z0_, v0x_, v0y_, v0z_, t1_] :=
>> NDSolve[{Cos[w t ] D[x[t], {t, 2}] + Sin[ w t] D[y[t], {t, 2}] - w Sin[w
>> t] D[x[t], t] + w Cos[w t] D[y[t], t] == (w - w0) ( Sin[w t ] D[x[t], t] -
>> Cos[w t] D[y[t], t]),
>> -Sin[w t] D[x[t], {t, 2}] + Cos[w t] D[y[t], {t, 2}] == (w - w0) (Cos[w
>> t] D[x[t], t] + Sin[w t] D[y[t], t]) + w1 D[z[t], t],
>> D[z, {t, 2}] == w1 (Sin[w t] D[x[t], t] - Cos[w1 t] D[y[t], t]),
>> (D[x[t], t] /. {t -> 0} ) == v0x, (D[y[t], t] /. {t -> 0} ) == v0y,
>> (D[z[t],
>> t] /. {t -> 0}) == v0z, x[0] == x0, y[0] == y0, z[0] == z0 }, {x[t],
>> y[t],
>> z[t]}, {t, t1}];
>> Apparently there is an error - u will see the message. Could you please
>> help
>> catching it?
>> Thanks
>> Michael Partenskii
> --
> DrMajorBob at yahoo.com


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The Atlanta Braves defeated the New York Mets 4-1 today at Citi Field in New York, following strong pitching performances by both team's starters.
Alex Wood, who started the game, allowed one run on six hits through six innings for the Braves. Mets starter Jonathon Niese gave up one through seven innings for New York.
Chris Johnson bashed a three-run home run off Mets reliever Greg Burke in the tenth following a controversial play at first base that ultimately chased New York skipper Terry Collins from the game.
Freddie Freeman reached first base safely with two outs in the tenth on a bang bang play to keep the inning alive for Johnson. Freeman and Andrelton Simmons each had three hits for the Braves.
New York first baseman Josh Satin's home run to lead off the fourth inning proved to be the Mets only score of the game.
Braves right fielder Jason Heyward left the game in the sixth inning after being hit in the jaw with a 90-mile per hour fastball. He was taken to a local hospital for examination.
Craig Kimbrel pitched the tenth for his 40th save of the season for Atlanta, who improved to 77-49 and increased their lead in the National League East to 15.5 games over the Washington Nationals.
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Fascinated by early 2000 Anthony Rother's productions,
what I like best is producing and creating new sounds and rhytms.
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Just off Miami Gardens Drive, inside a generic shopping center anchored by a Publix, you will find a golden opportunity to savor deliciously prepared Nicaraguan cuisine. A typical fritanga, La Hormiga de Oro offers cantina-style Nica dishes at moderate prices for dining in or taking out. Six dollars and 50 cents brings charbroiled steak and a choice of three sides that include gallo pinto (rice and beans), grilled corn on the cob, fried sweet plantains, tostones, fried yuca, fried cheese, and tortillas. Wash it down with a $3 glass of Nica fruit juice such as maracuya, cacao, or cebada. Folks looking for a twist on traditional breakfast fare can choose dishes such as huevos rancheros with white cheese, gallo pinto, and tortilla; or scrambled eggs with Spanish sausage, fried cheese, gallo pinto, and fried green plantains. Cost: $4.50 each. Family dinners are also available for $24 and $45. La Hormiga opens at 8 a.m. six days a week and 7 a.m. Saturdays, and closes at 10 p.m. daily.
Let's talk alchemy. For centuries, wizened scholars — toiling in dark cellars, their wispy gray beards flirting with flames as they cooked cauldrons of metals and spices — searched endlessly for the secret to transmuting basic elements into something new, something otherworldly. Everyone from Isaac Newton to Tycho Brahe grew obsessed with finding the key. Honestly, they should have just ordered some pho at Miss Saigon. How else to explain what happens inside the massive, steaming bowl delivered to your table at the small Vietnamese eatery on Washington Avenue (or inside its larger sister restaurants in Coral Gables and Pinecrest)? In go a few basics: unctuous broth, thick rice noodles, and chunks of raw beef or chicken, topped off at the table with a plate of basil and sprouts and squirted with bottles of fiery red hot sauce and deep-black plum sauce. Yet into your mouth goes a magically complex meal, infinitely better than the sum of its humble parts. (And a steal at $10.95 for a bowl easily big enough for two). If that's not alchemy, our name is Ptolemy.
The American South has given us Hee Haw, boll weevils, Dollywood, and 92 percent of all mosquitoes in the United States. But it has also bestowed upon us Ray Hicks of West Virginia. It was he who brought Miami locals the First & First Southern Baking Company. When it comes to breakfast, Hicks's hot licks include cornmeal/blueberry pancakes; potato pancakes; blackberry waffles; chicken and waffles (with real maple syrup); a "lumberjack" breakfast of eggs, fried potatoes, two pancakes, two bacon strips, two sausage links, and a fruit cup; oatmeal; and, of course, grits. Most breakfasts run $5 to $9 and are served from 8 to 11 a.m. It's almost enough to make you want to put on a Lynyrd Skynyrd CD. Almost.
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It is a labor of love born from a love story: Jeremy and Paola Goldberg met while they were students at the Culinary Institute of America in New York. After years of earning their stripes in other people's restaurants, the couple serendipitously ended up in Miami and opened a place of their own — located in Coral Gables and named for the highway that swoops by their alma mater. Jeremy helms the dining room, Paola is the chef, and the restaurant serves fresh, home-cooked fare. The concise menu includes charcuterie and cheese plates ($13), soups and salads ($6 to $9), small plates ($6 to $13), main plates ($14 to $23), and sides ($6). There are sticky chicken wings, burrata cheese with fig preserves, and entrées such as prosciutto-wrapped pork loin, and flank steak with grilled romaine hearts and blue cheese vinaigrette. Each plate, of course, is likewise loaded with love. The waitstaff here is excellent, and service is about as good as it gets: personable, knowledgeable, efficient, and professionally trained. Those years spent managing restaurants evidently served the Goldbergs well.


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In an attempt to understand "finite height (or
finite depth) measured laminations," I use certain ordered abelian
semi-groups and ordered semi-rings. The finite height laminations
are characterized by having transverse measures with values in an
appropriate ordered semi-rings. Using the ordered semi-ring as a
parameter space, I define a space of finite height measured laminations
in a given surface, generalizing William Thurston's projective measured
lamination space for a surface. The new space is probably related
to hyperbolic geometry on the surface, just as in the classical
case. In the most recent paper on this subject, I describe a wide
variety of ordered algebraic structures which can be used to give
transverse structures to laminations in more general settings.
Associated to the transverse structures, we have actions on certain
trees. The trees can either be thought of as metric spaces with
metrics having values in the ordered algebraic structure, or they can
be thought of as order trees with measures on segments, the measures
having values in the ordered algebraic structure.
The methods have further applications in measure theory and probability theory, though the simplicity of some of the applications makes me suspect that they are known in some form.
My motivations for this research were originally more related to
3-manifold topology. Namely, I hope to obtain a better
understanding of the measured lamination space of a 3-manifold by
understanding a larger space of finite height measured
laminations. Also, in the study of automorphisms of
3-manifolds, it appears that there exist invariant lamination-like
objects of mixed dimension for automorphisms of 3-manifolds, and these
should have finite height measured structures.
There are three related papers on this subject:
Finite height lamination spaces for
surfaces. Math
Applications of ordered abelian semi-groups and ordered semi-rings. Math arXiv
Automorphisms of 3-manifolds
The most interesting automorphisms (self-homeomorphisms) of 3-manifolds occur in boundary-reducible and reducible manifolds. The paper Automorphisms of 3-dimensional handlebodies develops a theory of automorphisms of handlebodies and compression bodies analogous to the Nielsen-Thurston theory of autmorphisms of surfaces. In the theory, the analogue of the pseudo-Anosov automorphism is the generic automorphism of a handlebody or compression body, and generic automorphisms turn out, as one would expect, to be the most interesting and mysterious. Automorphisms of irreducible 3-manifolds with non-empty boundary can then be understood by combining the new methods with older methods in 3-manifold topology, involving the Jaco-Shalen-Johannson characteristic submanifold and Bonahon's characteristic compression body. Much remains to be understood about generic automorphisms, which are currently also being studied by former Rutgers graduate student Leonardo Navarro de Carvalho.
In work with Carvalho, the ideas used for the classification of automorphisms of handlebodies and compression bodies are extended to classify, in a certain sense, the automorphisms of any compact 3-manifold (satisfying the Thurston Geometrization Conjecture). The current form of the paper is not satisfactory, and we plan to revise it extensively before publishing.
Automorphisms of 3-dimensional handlebodies and compression bodies, Topology 41 (2002) 363-410: Postscript file PDF file
A classification of automorphisms of
compact 3-manifolds, with Leonardo Navarro de
Carvalho. Math arXiv
Mapping class groups of compression bodies and 3-manifolds
In work related to the classification of automorphisms of 3-manifolds, I obtained results concerning the mapping class associated to a compression bodies. This is applied to obtain results concerning the mapping class group of a reducible 3-manifold M. The posted manuscript has been changed extensively, and the goals for the final version have become more and more ambitious. This paper is helpful for making a classification of automorphisms (as described above) more natural and appealing.
Mapping class groups of compression bodies and 3-manifolds. Math arXiv
Normal surfaces
Charalampos Charitos and I have a new normal surface theory for
incompressible (but not necessarily boundary incompressible) surfaces
in irrecucible (but not necessarily boundary irreducible) compact
3-manifolds with boundary. It may be possible to apply this
theory to obtain better invariant lamination-like objects for generic
automorphisms of handlebodies and compression bodies. One of the
motivations for the study of finite height measured laminations (above)
is that these invariant lamination-like objects should be finite height
measured in the appropriate sense.
Essential disks and semi-essential surfaces in 3-manifolds, with Charalampos Charitos. Essential disks and semi-essential surfaces in 3-manifolds, Topology Appl. 159 (2012), no. 8, 2174-2186. Math arXiv
Contact structures and contaminations in 3-manifolds
In a project with Jacek Swiatkowski (Wroclaw University) I am studying contact structures using branched surface techniques. A natural generalization of the contact structure and the confoliation is the contamination, an object which can be carried by a branched surface. Contact structures can be represented by contaminations. The goals of this research are 1) to understand contact structures combinatorially; 2) to understand the relationships between foliations, confoliations, contact structures, laminations, and contaminations.
A contamination carrying criterion for branched surfaces, with J. Swiatkowski, Ann. Global Anal. Geom. 34 (2008), no. 2, 135-152. Math arXiv
Correction: "A contamination carrying criterion for branched surfaces," with J. Swiatkowski, Ann. Global Anal. Geom. 44 (2013), no. 2, 137-150.
Contact structures, sigma-confoliations, and contaminations in
3-manifolds, with J. Swiatkowski, Commun. Contemp. Math. 11
(2009), no. 2, 201-264.. Math arXiv
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Is it possible for the two of you to make a trial run? Spend a week there and see how it feels. Another consideration is how your parents will feel after a few months. You will be house guests for a long time, and you know the old saying about house guests and fish...
When I separated from my first wife I moved back into my old bedroom in my parents place. They had no objection to my being there, but after having the house to themselves for three years it certainly made a difference in their daily routines.
My parents have 4 kids, 2 of them still live at home. So they've never had the house to themselves. My youngest sister is still in school and will be for another couple of years. We'll be gone again before she is. So I don't think that's a big issue.
A trial run is difficult. They are renovating all the bedrooms right now. One free bedroom will become the library this week, my old bedroom is a storage room at the moment. If we decide to move in, they will renovate my room as well. But right now there's no way they can put a bed in there, and I think they don't even have any spare beds.
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Iced water (well, water that used to have ice in it) in my cup.
I'll offer up my own little experience of moving back in with parents. We were moving to be nearer my parents, with two children (6 and 3) and one on the way. We intended staying for just six weeks over the summer, but our house purchase fell through, and we ended up staying for six months. It actually was a very pleasant time, for all of us I think.
It all depends on whether any party has unrealistic expectations.
I've been hearing this quite a lot ...
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I am with Stichawl on this one. Sure its a great momentary gain, but emotionally I think it could potentially be extremely costly. I would advise against it.
If you do it, as other said, you need a time table and clear agreement of boundaries up front. And by clear, I mean written out and agreed upon.
Brewing me up some Black Silk in my travel mug...
... but this as well. I just don't know how we can predict this emotional cost. Right now I just feel we have to move in to know how everyone will react to the new living arrangements. And then just keep a close eye on everyone's mood and interactions.
One thing we did talk about already is spending a weekend away from home every other month. Just to have some quality time with just the two of us. And to minimize the stress building a house will bring along.
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It is a very generous offer and the savings are massive.
How long have you lived indpedently? I am sure your parents will be fine with your coming and going but you are going to have to be more careful with when you come home and checking in so you don't wake them up or worry them.
For about 4 years. It will definitely take time getting used to checking in again. But we don't really go out that much. Usually when we're away at night, we are at a friend's house. And those 'meetings' are usually planned weeks before, because we all have busy schedules.
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Saving money on rent is balanced not only with smaller living quarters and family, Mom, Dad, and brother, but a longer commute. You already don't like the commute you have now. Is an increase going to be worth the money saved? It is not only additional time away from your boyfriend and the things you like to do but now it is additional time you cannot spend working on the new house or time you need to rest and relax.
I would probably work from home a lot more. My employer is going to promote working at home most days in the immediate future anyway. Good timing
It'll take an extra 30 minutes to get to work, and an extra 30 minutes to get home. It's a lot, but I can live with it. Especially since my mom's car is available every day (she can't drive anymore because she has major balance-issues), so I can take the car to the train station. Or even to work.
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And there are cats to think about. Can you introduce your cat to your parents and see if they get along? You adopted the little one and made it a part of your family. If he is going to be unhappy for a minimum of two years is it worth the stress to him?
My parents have met my cats, and they get along fine. The question is if they will get along with my parent's cat. We do worry about Oni. She's so shy and scared so easily. If the cats really don't get along, we'd move out again. It could also be a positive thing for them. Once we start building, we'll never be home. So if we live with my parents, they still get attention even though we're not there.
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And you are going to end up doing more around the house and probably paying some of the utilities. You know that you are likely to feel like a freeloader if you don't.
If it were me, I would say thanks but no thanks. My Hubby would go nuts, he likes having his own space. I would have said thanks but no thanks before I was married as well. I love my parents and have a great relationship with them but I value my independence. Toss in the additional commute and I would really say no thanks. I changed companies to avoid adding 20 minutes onto my commute. I value being close to work so that I have more time with my family and for sleep.
Doing things around the house? Definitely. I love cooking, there's no way I won't cook for two years. I'll probably drive my mom around, and take her grocery shopping. Paying for utilities? Probably not. We'd probably buy them dinner every now and then. Give them a little present.
The one thing I keep thinking is: it's only temporary. Yes, it will be difficult at times, but we know at all times that it won't be forever. And if it means we can save enough money to finish our house instead of having to save money after we've moved in to finish everything ... Maybe that is worth it.
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Myanma Timber Enterprise invites open tender for Teak Logs & Hardwood Logs; Open tender Date: August 28th and 31th, 2015
August 17, 2015 by thiha
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With Android serving up fresh platters of dessert-themed updates (up next is Gingerbread 3.0 in late 2010) for mouth-watering handsets like the upcoming HTC Desire HD, Nokia's Symbian phones are starting to look a bit stale.
That's not to say there isn't still an appetite for mid-range S60 handsets, so the Finns have made the C6 – a QWERTY, touchscreen slider that's essentially a more affordable version of the N97.
Hidden QWERTY
Slide the screen across and you'll reveal the decent keyboard underneath, which is big and spacious enough to be easy to use. The screen is colourful and bright, with a decent if not mind-blowing resolution of 360x640.
The other standout features visible on the outside are the reliable 5MP camera with LED flash and dedicated hardware key to launch it, plus the thankfully now very common 3.5mm headphone jack. There's also a screen lock slider button to prevent those awkward accidental calls.
Home, sweet home
We were big fans of the N97's home screen, and the C6's is similarly configurable. You can display shortcuts to programs like Ovi Maps, Nokia's excellent free mapping software.
Because Ovi Maps downloads and stores maps, the only data charges you'll incur are when you use assisted GPS, but you can turn this off and there are maps for over 70 countries for you to download.
You can also show emails, the music player and more on the main screen plus shortcuts to another eight apps. It's an easy-to-use, efficient system.
Impossible to resist
Sadly, it's not all plain sailing for the C6. Unfortunately, the touchscreen is of the cheaper resistive kind, rather than the pricier capacitive sort found on most self-respecting smartphones. You need to press it harder to get a response, and often have to wait for it to respond.
And while Nokia has done a good job making the S60 operating system react to finger presses, it isn't natively a touchscreen system and it shows. Sometimes you need to press a menu once, at other points, twice. Thankfully, the touchscreen is supplemented by a keyboard so you don't have to jab at the screen to type.
Clunky browser
The Symbian browser also isn't the fastest or most enjoyable to use. It feels clunky and slow. Mind you, the fundamentals of a phone have always been something Nokia excels at: call quality, signal strength and battery life are all superb here.
In all, this is an efficient enough phone but despite the decent styling and plentiful features (it has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, natch), the C6 feels a little bit like yesterday's news.