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By Susan Nicholson, Universal Uclick
Tuesday (Budget) — Kendra Bailey Morris of Richmond, Va., is a cookbook author who knows a thing or two about Southern slow cooker recipes. In her new book, "The Southern Slow Cooker," she gives a nod to the French and their choucroute garnie with her recipe for cabbage with smoked sausage and apples. Serve the savory dish with beets and dark rye bread. For dessert, pears are easy.
Shopping list: cooking spray, green cabbage, onion, Granny Smith apple, canola oil, garlic, bay leaf, juniper berries or fresh rosemary, cider vinegar, light brown sugar, whole-grain mustard, caraway seeds, smoked sausage links, pepper, beets, dark rye bread, pears.
SAUSAGE AND APPLES (Tuesday)
Makes 6 servings
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 6 to 8 hours on low
1 small head green cabbage, thinly sliced
1 medium onion, chopped
1 large Granny Smith apple, cored and chopped
1 teaspoon canola oil
1 clove garlic, minced
1 bay leaf
4 juniper berries or 1 small sprig fresh rosemary
3 tablespoons cider vinegar
1 tablespoon light brown sugar
1 tablespoon whole-grain mustard
Generous pinch of caraway seeds
1 pound smoked sausage links, halved
1/2 teaspoon pepper
Coat the inside of a 4-quart or larger slow cooker with cooking spray. Layer cabbage, onion, apple, oil, garlic, bay leaf, juniper berries (or rosemary sprig), vinegar, sugar, mustard and caraway seeds in cooker. Mix well. Nestle the sausage pieces into the cabbage mixture so they don't dry.
Cover and cook on low, stirring the cabbage mixture several times, at least 6 hours, up to 8 hours. Season with pepper. Remove bay leaf and rosemary sprig (if using). (Adapted from "The Southern Slow Cooker," Kendra Bailey Morris; Ten Speed Press, 2013.)
Per serving: 241 calories, 12 grams protein, 12 grams fat (43 percent calories from fat), 3.7 grams saturated fat, 23 grams carbohydrate, 91 milligrams cholesterol, 866 milligrams sodium, 4 grams fiber.
Sunday (Family) — Bake a turkey breast for family day. Keep your secret weapon (the microwave) to yourself as you prepare risotto with peas and mushrooms. Add a romaine salad and whole-grain rolls. For dessert, buy or make a cherry cobbler.
Plan ahead: Save enough turkey, risotto and cobbler for Monday.
Shopping list: turkey breast, butter, olive oil, arborio rice, onion, fat-free chicken broth, sliced fresh mushrooms, frozen petite green peas, parmesan cheese, black pepper, romaine, whole-grain rolls, store-bought or homemade cherry cobbler.
Monday (Heat and Eat) — These turkey roll-ups make good use of leftover turkey. Mix together 1/3 cup low-fat mayonnaise, 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard and 3 tablespoons chutney. Spread evenly over 8 (8-inch) fat-free whole-grain tortillas. Top with sliced turkey, thin slices of red onion and fresh spinach leaves. Roll tightly, cut in half, and serve with the leftover risotto. Add a lettuce wedge. Warm the leftover cobbler and top with fat-free vanilla ice cream.
Plan ahead: Save enough ice cream for Thursday.
Shopping list: low-fat mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, chutney, fat-free whole-grain tortillas, red onion, fresh spinach, lettuce, fat-free vanilla ice cream
Wednesday (Express) — Make a quick meat sauce with pasta. Cook 1 pound lean ground beef or turkey breast in a Dutch oven on medium 5 to 6 minutes or until no longer pink; drain. Add 1 (24- to 26-ounce) jar tomato and basil pasta sauce, 1 (4- to 6-ounce) can drained sliced mushrooms and 1 teaspoon dried basil to meat. Bring to boil; reduce heat to low and simmer 10 minutes. Serve over any refrigerated pasta. Add a packaged green salad and garlic bread. Tapioca pudding is a good dessert to complete your meal.
Shopping list: lean ground beef or turkey breast, jar tomato and basil pasta sauce, canned sliced mushrooms, dried basil, any refrigerated pasta, packaged green salad, garlic bread, tapioca pudding.
Thursday (Meatless) — Quick and easy is what we called lentil soup with tomatoes and peppers. Heat 1 tablespoon canola oil in a Dutch oven on medium. Add 1 1/2 cups each chopped onion and diced red bell pepper, 2 teaspoons minced garlic and 1 teaspoon dried thyme. Cover and cook 8 minutes or until vegetables are soft but not browned. Add 4 cups vegetable broth or water, 1 cup rinsed and sorted lentils, 2 small bay leaves, 1 teaspoon coarse salt and 1/4 teaspoon black pepper. Bring to boil, reduce heat to low, and simmer 30 minutes or until lentils are tender. Mix in 1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes. Simmer 5 to 10 minutes to blend flavors. Remove bay leaves and serve.
Accompany the soup with a spinach salad and cheese toast (use any shredded cheese on any dense bread and broil until the cheese melts). Leftover ice cream with butterscotch sauce is dessert.
Plan ahead: Save enough butterscotch sauce for Friday.
Shoppig list: canola oil, onion, red bell pepper, garlic, dried thyme, vegetable broth, lentils, bay leaves, coarse salt, black pepper, can crushed tomatoes, fresh spinach, any shredded cheese, any dense bread, butterscotch sauce.
Friday (Kids) — The kids can prepare their own beany burritos. Heat canned vegetarian refried beans and spread on fat-free burrito-size tortillas. Cover beans with drained mild salsa, shredded lettuce and any shredded cheese. Roll, cut in half and serve with rice. Munch on carrot sticks alongside.
Finish with rocky road parfait, a kid's ooey-gooey dream. In a tall dessert or other glass, layer chocolate pudding (instant) with leftover butterscotch sauce, marshmallow cream, a few chopped pecans and some raisins; repeat and end with marshmallow cream.
Shopping list: canned vegetarian refried beans, fat-free burrito-size tortillas, mild salsa, lettuce, any shredded cheese, rice, carrot sticks, instant chocolate pudding, marshmallow cream, pecans, raisins.
Saturday (Easy Entertaining) — Invite friends for Parmesan baked fish. Heat oven to 450 degrees. Coat 4 (12-by-18-inch) pieces of foil with cooking spray. Center 1 (4- to 6-ounce) cod fillet on each piece of foil. Top each with 1 tablespoon low-fat mayonnaise, then 1 tablespoon freshly grated parmesan cheese and sprinkle with cayenne pepper. Divide and top the fillets with 2 medium sliced zucchini and 1/2 medium red bell pepper cut into strips. Double-fold ends and top to seal, leaving enough space for heat circulation. Bake 18 to 22 minutes. Open packets away from your face.
Serve with orzo tossed with chopped fresh parsley and garlic spinach. Add crusty bread. For dessert, buy fruit tarts
Shopping list: cooking spray, cod fillets, low-fat mayonnaise, parmesan cheese, cayenne pepper, fresh zucchini, red bell pepper, orzo, fresh parsley, olive oil, garlic, packaged fresh baby spinach leaves, lemon, coarse salt, pepper, sugar, crusty bread, fruit tarts.
The Recipes
RISOTTO WITH PEAS AND MUSHROOMS (Sunday)
Makes 8 servings
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: less than 25 minutes; standing time: 5 minutes
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 cup arborio rice
1/2 cup onion, chopped
3 cups fat-free chicken broth
8 ounces sliced fresh mushrooms
1 cup frozen petite green peas
1/2 cup parmesan cheese, freshly grated
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
In a 2-quart glass baking dish, cover and microwave butter and oil on high (100 percent power) 45 seconds to 1 minute or until melted; mix in rice and onion. Cover and microwave on high 4 minutes; stir after 2 minutes. Stir in chicken broth; cover and microwave on high 10 minutes, stirring every 3 minutes. Add mushrooms; cover and microwave on high 8 minutes, stirring every 3 minutes. Stir in peas; cover and microwave on high 2 minutes. Keep covered and let stand 5 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese and pepper. Serve immediately.
Per serving: 157 calories, 6 grams protein, 5 grams fat (28 percent calories from fat), 2.1 grams saturated fat, 23 grams carbohydrate, 8 milligrams cholesterol, 432 milligrams sodium, 2 grams fiber.
GARLIC SPINACH (Saturday)
Makes 4 servings
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: less than 10 minutes
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
1 (10 ounce) package fresh baby spinach leaves
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
Pinch of sugar
Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium. Reduce heat to low; add garlic and cook, stirring often, about 5 minutes or until garlic is lightly golden. Add spinach; increase heat to medium and cook, stirring constantly, about 3 minutes or until spinach is limp. Stir in lemon juice, salt, pepper and sugar. Serve immediately.
Per serving: 50 calories, 2 grams protein, 4 grams fat (60 percent calories from fat), 0.5 gram saturated fat, 3 grams carbohydrate, no cholesterol, 176 milligrams sodium, 2 grams fiber.


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Dear Parents/Guardians
It is hard to believe we have begun our final marking period of the school year. STMS was a very busy place during the last nine weeks. We concluded our winter sports season and jumped right into our spring sports. We had 97 students participate in a fantastic production of Legally Blond the Musical, Jr. Our orchestra students treated us to an awesome concert and then performed at the State Capital. Students competed in our National Geography Bee, the Capital Area Science and Engineering Fair, and the Dauphin County Select Chorus. We ended the marking period with our first annual Family Science and Math Night. This successful event found STMS students presenting hands-on science activities to elementary students and middle school peers. Students also participated in science activities presented by staff from both STMS and Harrisburg University.
Our Family Science Night was a great way to end the 3rd marking period. Our Family Science Night also demonstrated the power of collaboration. Good things happen for our students when teachers, parents, and community members all collaborate. Looking forward, STMS is hosting our first annual 8th Grade Career Fair on Wednesday, May 3rd. This is another program that is being developed for the benefit of our students. We are looking for parents and community members willing to participate in our Career Fair. Please contact Mrs. Staudenmaier at 657-5125 if you are interested in presenting your career field at our Career Fair.
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Neon Bright Knit Tutu Jumper (Sz 2 - 4) by Wendy Goeckner
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Neon Bright Knit Tutu Jumper (Sz 2 - 4)
This pattern is available from craftsy.com for $3.99.
Easy beginning knitter project for someone ready to go beyond scarves and dishcloths! I used 5 skeins of 100% acrylic Caron Simply Soft yarn in 5 colors. There is enough yarn for 3 jumpers comfortably. If yardage is preferred, there is approx. 50-60 yds of 4 colors and 100-120 yds of the 5th color.
I think this would also be cute in a favorite team's colors and could be easily adapted for that.
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Would this help you: #lang racket (define a% (class object% (init-field this.x) (define/public (foo x) (set! this.x x)) (define/public (bar) this.x) (super-new))) (new a% [this.x 10]) (define (generic-methods class%) (map (lambda (name) (list name (make-generic class% name))) (interface->method-names (class->interface class%)))) (generic-methods a%) On Sep 15, 2010, at 9:10 AM, Laurent wrote: > > > On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 14:57, Matthias Felleisen <matthias at ccs.neu.edu> wrote: > > Can we start from something simpler? > > The name of your macro suggests that you want something like this: > > (define one-and-only-one-instance > (new (class my-super% ...))) > > This creates a class and creates a single instance. Because class is nested > in the call to new, there is no way to get another instance. > > Would this be what you want? > > Okay, let me explain what I want to do (the name is not really set in stone yet). > > There is a class a% defined somewhere, and an instance parameter > current-a%-object of class a%. > Suppose a% has methods foo and bar. > > Then I call: > (class->singleton a% current-a%-object) > > This is supposed to define the forms (foo ....) and (bar ....) so that they act like > (send (current-a%-object) foo ....), etc. > > I want to build these definitions automatically from the methods of the class. > > Anyway, beside the intended goal, I'd still like to know how solve the macro issue. >
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The country singer is cleaning up his mess by stopping the consumption of alcohol and leading a healthy life.
It is likely that country singer Randy Travis has decided to get his life back on track. Releasing a statement via his lawyer, the 53-year-old crooner said that he is ditching his alcoholic days.
This year alone, Travis has been involved in three alcohol-related troubles. He was arrested by cops in February in Dallas for public intoxication after caught with an open bottle of wine in front of a Baptist church. He had apologized for his action at that time, saying "I apologize for what resulted following an evening of celebrating the Super Bowl."
And then he crashed his car and was found buck naked on August 7 night in Texas. The singer refused to take breathalyzer and he was taken to the station for "retaliation and obstruction". A few weeks later he was cited for simple assault after an altercation outside Prestonwood Baptist Church at 6801 West Park Boulevard. "During our investigation we determined Mr. Travis at some point physically assaulted an individual who was there," Plano police spokesman David Tilley said.
His lawyer Larry Friedman has assured fans that the dark days are behind Travis. He told TMZ that the singer has "eliminated alcohol from his daily life," adding "[Randy] works out 3 hours every day and is in the best shape of his life. ...He has a high protein diet and takes a lot of vitamins."
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I have a Dell Dimension 4600C with an Intel 865G chipset. When I was transporting my computer from college back home the (northbridge?) chipset heatsink detached from the motherboard.
I was wondering, is it possible to re-attach the chipset heat sink using some kind of thermal paste and have the computer function normally?
There's a little bit of adhesive (maybe remnents of a thermal pad) on the chipbody and on the heatsink. How do I go about safely removing the old adhesive, and which thermal adhesive should I use to reattach it?
Also, how much adhesive should I apply, and does the heatsink have to be perfectly centered on the chipset?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Bonus question: How does the computer detect whether the heatsink is attached properly if there's nothing connecting it except adhesive?
It doesn't. Does it run OK without the heatsink attached? If so, leave it off.
Do not run an 865G chipset with no heatsink. You can buy thermal adhesives (Artic Silver makes some), which are simple to use and hold well. Rubbing alcohol should remove the old adhesive, but don't worry too too much about it. The only way your computer knows about the heatsink coming off is by elevated temperatures of the chip, although the chipset temperature isn't monitored.
If you're still under warranty, call Dell and have them handle it for you.
Thanks for the replies.
The computer will not run without the heatsink attached. I get the message: "Alert! Chipset heat sink not detected." and then the system halts before starting up.
Unfortunately, the warranty ended like 2 weeks ago, so I'm gonna try to reattach it myself.
Hmm. If it only knows by chip temperature, how come it gives me the error message the instant I boot my machine? This makes me wonder if reattaching it will solve the problem completely.
Thanks again.
Well was there a fan on the heatsink? If the fan's unplugged then it would make sense that the mobo would notice this and complain.
I'm not sure if the i865 chipset has an ondie thermal diode or not. I've never seen a Dell with an fan on the chipset heatsink, so i'd say it's not a fan issue.
Does the Dell heatsink clip on using the little u shaped solder mounts, or somehow else??
Da G Man,
There's a metal "Z" clip going across the top of the heatsink (there is no fan). It attaches to two metal U-shaped loops on either side of the northbridge. The metal clip is part of a detection circuit that the system uses to know if the heatsink is there or not. Removing that clip breaks the circuit and the BIOS prevents the system from booting.
My problem: one of the little U-shaped loops came detached from the motherboard and is nowhere to be found.
Is there anywhere I can pick up one these little loops? And if so, how do I reattach it to the motherboard?
If not, is there anyway I can make it so the BIOS bypasses the chipset heatsink detection?
Thanks so much. I hate Dell.
The little U shaped lugs are soldered into the board. I suppose you could make one out of a piece of 22AWG solid core wire, and strip the insulation off, bend it into a "U" then solder it back down. Seems unusual to me that they'd do that, i suspect the northbridge overheats, which makes the system not POST. I guess it's possible that it could detect if the HS is mounted in that way though. Just not likely to me.
Best advice here,but for you this is not an option.
What ever you do this must be fixed before you go any further.
Do not use the epoxy by Artic Silver straight,it is PERMENT and you will never be able to remove it.
You need to cut the mixture down some,unless it doesnt bother you that you can never remove it again.
When that happened to my graphics chip, I just cleaned off the remaining sticky stuff and replaced it with a layer of silicone rubber sealer. It holds better than thermal tape and reduced the temperature difference between the heatsink and chip.
For something like a chipset heatsink, you don't need anything fancy like thermal epoxy.
argghhhhhh!!!! don't use silicon sealant! stuff has really crappy thermal conductiviity. the fact that it dropped your temps is amazing, what was on there before must have really been shite.
In addition to the options already stated in the thread (some of which are better than this next one), there is always the thermal-paste-in-the-middle-superglue-on-4-corners trick too.
Actually he can't do that.. i865G northbridge is a flipchip BGA package, with the exposed die.
I sure am glad that its not my equipment.
Do you know silicon emits acids as it cures?
With the newer GPU's if you used silicon on it you would kill it in a hurry, you don't need expensive epoxy, but you sure as hell do need silicon either.
I agree with thirstydg. Silicone adhesive can be pretty nasty and it acts more as an insulator. I'm surprised you experienced temp drops. Anyway if you dont have any thermal adhesive, but you do have thermal compound, you can try what I did once which worked for me.
I took regular epoxy and I mixed it together, then I added about the same amount of standard white thermal paste. I mixed it all together really well, then added a small amount on the chip, placed the heatsink in place (with the board flat of course) and let it dry overnight.
It held pretty well but nowhere near the strength of regular thermal adhesive but good enough. It also was doing a decent job of pulling heat away. Mind you I did this on an old Voodoo3 2000 video card which has a larger surface than your chipset so I dont know how well your bond will be compared to mine.
That works too,silicon has no business around a computer except for use in mounting fans.
my chipset HSF just fell off my IS7
im just going to thermaly adhere it to the chip, which should be fine right? its a NB32j. im not tryin to hija k here, just thought it was a good place to ask
"When that happened to my graphics chip, I just cleaned off the remaining sticky stuff and replaced it with a layer of silicone rubber sealer. It holds better than thermal tape and reduced the temperature difference between the heatsink and chip."
I sure am glad that its not my equipment.
Do you know silicon emits acids as it cures?
With the newer GPU's if you used silicon on it you would kill it in a hurry, you don't need expensive epoxy, but you sure as hell do need silicon either.
Silicon emits acids? Is that what they teach in homeopathic medical school? Because I've never heard of an atom being able to do that. OTOH most types of silicone rubber sealer do give off acetic acid, and although I happened to use a kind that didn't (Loctite Copper - contains no copper) because I simply had it handy. And the acid fumes won't do any harm when used this way because after all I'm not potting the whole circuit board in silicone rubber.
The graphics chip here is just an old Intel i740, not a heat monster.
I took regular epoxy and I mixed it together, then I added about the same amount of standard white thermal paste.
That's exactly contrary to what manufacturers of epoxy recommend -- epoxy should never touch grease.
silicon has no business around a computer except for use in mounting fans.
You have a silicon-free computer??? Does it use tubes or germanium chips? Or are you from the future, where the chips are made of diamond?
People seem to be confusing silicon and silicone. The latter is the rubbery sealant that gives off acid as it cures.
Yes, Acetic acid, sometimes called vinegar.
Even though your warranty has expired, try calling Dell. Did you buy the system online or from a rep? If you spoke with a rep, get them on the phone and explain the situation. In some cases, companies are willing to be a little flexible if it's a minor issue that may affect future purchase decisions.
Good luck.
People seem to be confusing silicon and silicone. The latter is the rubbery sealant that gives off acid as it cures.
Unless it's the type that doesn't. The GE brand in the plastic squeeze tubes doesn't (the kind in the caulking tubes does), nor does any labelled safe for oxygen sensors, like any of the Loctite ones with "Ultra" in its name, i.e., Ultra Blue, Ultra Copper, etc.
This happened to me too.... Twice. The first time, it was one of the little metal clips that had pulled out of the board. I RMA'd the board and the one they sent back must have had the HSF fall off in transit. I didn't feel like RMA it yet again so I had a friend who is handy with a soldering iron solder the metal hoop back in and I haven't had any problems since.
I'm sure a combination of resoldering the clip (if your good enough) and thermal adhesive should cure everyones problems.
Good luck.
PS. My IS7 ran hard for a few hours without the chipset HSF while rendering a big scene in Maya. Not the safest thing I know but when you have a school project due, anything goes.


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In recent columns, I have referenced different aspects of the financial and business situation that the money centers (JPMorgan (JPM), Citigroup (C), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC)) are in and the implied trajectory for each, as indicated by the performance of the past few years.
The three fundamental financial issues to be tracked and then related to each other are revenue, earnings and legacy issues. These issues need to be viewed with an understanding of each company's business strategy and focus.
I discussed the distinct business strategies of the money centers in the column "Big Four Money Centers Have Different Strategies," but I will address them briefly here again. The basic breakdown is that JPMorgan and Citigroup are focused internationally, while Wells Fargo and Bank of America are focused domestically.
JPMorgan has decided to postpone dealing with its legacy issues from the financial crisis and to instead focus on expanding its international business, with a goal of displacing Citigroup as the dominant U.S.-based financial institution.
This opening for JPMorgan appeared because, since the crisis of 2008, Citigroup has been primarily focused on cleaning up its balance sheet and legacy issues, and it has made growing new business a secondary concern.
And Citigroup has been successful for the most part. It is much further along than the other money centers in resolving its legacy issues, and it should be refocusing on growing the business again imminently.
While JPMorgan and Citigroup compete internationally, the domestic-based banking business is left to Wells and Bank of America. The domestic market is dominated by the residential mortgage industry. As it stands now, Wells Fargo essentially is the U.S. mortgage market, having now, in many respects, replaced the roles that used to be served by Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Bank of America's almost sole focus on resolving legacy issues and its inability to do so has left Wells Fargo as the dominant U.S. mortgage lender by default.
All four money centers, though, still have legacy issues that are severe and should be highlighted. Most investors' concerns about these issues dissipated after only Citigroup failed the stress tests that the Federal Reserve conducted last year.
One of the best ways of understanding the relationship between revenue and earnings on one side and asset problems on the other is to use what is known as the Texas Ratio.
The Texas Ratio is the value of nonperforming assets divided by tangible equity and loan-loss reserves. To get a more accurate representation of the riskiness of the financial situation a bank is in, use a modified Texas Ratio, in which the value of the federal government's guaranteed support is subtracted from the value of the nonperforming assets. Nonperforming assets are mostly loans that are in default and real estate that has been acquired through foreclosure.
There are other ways to refine the issues, such as removing restructured loans from consideration as nonperforming. In another column I'll write about what we can learn from these various ways of measuring the Texas Ratio. The numbers in this column are calculated using all nonperforming loans minus government guarantees.
Before the financial crisis of 2008, the long-run banking industry average since the savings-and-loan crisis was resolved had been about 5%. That is, the value of nonperforming assets as a percentage of equity and loss reserves was about 5%. That number hit an industry aggregate average high of 33% in the first quarter of 2010, and it has declined to only about 20%.
JPMorgan hit a Texas Ratio high of 45% in the first quarter of 2011 and is now about 25%. Wells Fargo hit a high of about 45% in the second quarter of 2010 and is now about 30%. Bank of America hit a high of about 35% the first quarter of 2011 and is now about 30%. Citigroup hit its high back in the fourth quarter of 2008 of about 30%, and it is now down to about 18%.
All four are still very high, indicating legacy issues of nonperforming loans and foreclosed real estate being carried that will take many more years to resolve and bring the ratio back to long-term trends.


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Lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying: Position regularly involves lifting food cases and metros weighing up to 70 lbs. Items include food, small equipment -75% of the time. Periodic climbing required. Bending of the knees does become necessary when using the lower oven for cooking, 5-10 times a day. Mobility -full range of mobility and the ability to travel 30-50 feet on a regular basis throughout the day. Continuous standing -during preparation, during service hours or during expediting, usually all day. Must have moderate hearing to hear equipment timers and communicate with other staff. Must have excellent vision to see that product is prepared appropriately. Must have moderate comprehension and literacy to read use records and all special requests. Lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying.
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Long lasting, but on the sticky sideI really like all of the diff colors. This lasts all day as well, but I really don't like how it just sits on my mouth. I feel like it just doesn't mesh with my lips. It smells wonderful though! :) — 6 years, 2 months agoeatinglipstick | 145 reviews
great smell and pricei enjoy that these have a rich texture and though they may be a little pricey you get alot in the tube! plus the colors are so easy to work with!! — 9 years, 2 months agocandyapples17 | 223 reviews
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Lovely Lip GlossI'm currently using the Giddy shade and it brightens up my complexion. This also lasts a long time on the lips even after eating and drinking. — 8 years, 4 months agochanceuxlilas | 326 reviews
It really is highly intense pigment!I got this in the deep red color and i think it is absolutly amazing, there is so much pigment in this it almost like a liquid lipstick and the best part is, is that if you just want a dab of color you can take a tiny bit of this and spread it on lips and it gives the perfect stain! — 6 years, 5 months agocrazygirl21 | 55 reviews
Very-pigmented like promised.This is a bit more expensive than I would want to pay but I got mine on clearance. These are very pigmented, like the name claims, and has a delicious caramel scent. They work much like the regular L'oreal Color Juice lipglosses, very shiny and longer-lasting than most, and not too sticky. I'm not as in love with the color range in this collection though. — 7 years, 10 months agoMarasy | 104 reviews
Nice colorsLike most lip glosses, this gloss is slightly sticky and you must reapply it often especially if you smoke, drink, eat, etc. But the color of this gloss is more concentrated than other glosses so even though it is shiny I notice the color more than the shine. I didn't like this gloss when I first purchased it; now I use it all of the time. I have a few colors; Dreamer is my favorite and is quite neutral on me. — 7 years, 12 months agoToTheMoon | 130 reviews
great colori bought mine in splendid, and i love the color. it compliments my tanned asian skin very well and smells like some sort of dessert. it has the perfect sheen to it, and isn't too sparkly. but i found that after a while it would seep into the fine lines in my lips so i would have to constantly rub them together to even it out again. — 8 years, 2 months agoangelcake77 | 90 reviews
Color, Color, Color!If you are looking for color, this is the lip gloss for you! They are highly pigmented and not too sticky. I highly recommend. My favorites are Tempting, Enticing, Darling, Inviting, and Mystical. — 8 years, 6 months agoHoneyBrown1976 | 15 reviews
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Tuna, Cheese and Pasta Salad
Recipe by Cher Jewhurst
Three-color pasta, cubed cheese, tuna, and roasted sweet peppers blend into a spunky salad that we enjoy over 2 suppers during hot summer days. This is an excellent salad that I've served with or without cashews since sometimes I forget those. Fresh basil is essential to this recipe and we just have some fancy fresh breads and butter with it. I don't recall which of my magazines I got this from but it's favorite of mine.
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This really is an excellent version of pasta salad with tuna. I used cheddar cheese and a creamy roasted garlic Caesar salad dressing with 2 (7 oz.) cans of tuna (we like a lot of tuna). I also used a combination of roasted red and yellow peppers, which livened up the color even further! I did not use the cashews or lettuce (since I packed this in a container to take to work for lunch). I think the fresh basil really punched things up, but the whole recipe was delicious! Thanks for sharing! Made for Fall PAC 2012.
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- 2 cups dried tri-colored fusilli or 2 cups rotini pasta
- 3⁄4 cup cubed swiss cheese or 3⁄4 cup cheddar cheese or 3⁄4 cup provolone cheese
- 2⁄3 cup frozen peas
- 1⁄2 cup celery
- 2 tablespoons thinly sliced fresh basil leaves
- 1⁄2 cup creamy roasted garlic salad dressing or 1⁄2 cup peppercorn ranch dressing
- 7 ounces chunk tuna in water, drained
- 1 (7 ounce) jar roasted red peppers, drained and coarsely chopped
- romaine lettuce leaf
- 1⁄3 cup roasted cashews
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- Cook pasta according to package directions; drain.
- Rinse with cold water; drain again.
- Transfer pasta to large bowl.
- Stir in cheese, peas, celery and basil, AND tuna and peppers. (Thanks Sandylee for catching this).
- Pour salad dressing over pasta mixture; toss gently to combine.
- Cover and chill for 2 - 8 hours.
- To serve, stir in a few tablespoons additional salad dressing, if necessary, to moisten pasta mixture.
- Arrange romaine leaves in salad bowl or on chilled dinner plates.
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Nintendo's answer to the interactive experience found in Microsoft's Xbox Live and Sony's PlayStation Network for the Wii U has finally been unveiled, and it's not what we were expecting. Dubbed the Miiverse this Mii-centric online experience will be a place for players to get together, as represented by their Miis, and is essentially a much more fully featured version of the Wii's Mii Plaza.
Players will be able to find other players (known and unknown) and see what game's they are playing and communicate with them. There will be features implemented to prevent players from "spoiling" another's gameplay experience, but ultimately it will be a way for gamers to interact with each other in ways they haven't before.
Along with being a new addition to the Wii U user interface the Mii Plaza is reportedly also coming to the 3DS and mobile devices like those using the Android and iOS operating systems. No word on when this service might be rolling out but our guess is that it will launch alongside the Wii U this Holiday.
In addition to the Miiverse, Nintendo also unveiled some cool potential features for the Wii U as part of their Nintendo Direct pre-E3 address. The console will integrate with smart phones allowing gamers to see what others are playing and to chart their progress in Wii U titles like Zelda or Mario.
It's something that has been available for gamers on the Xbox and PlayStation for quite a long time now, but it's been an oft-requested feature on all of Nintendo's platforms, both handheld and otherwise. Hopefully with the introduction of Miiverse Nintendo can earn back the trust of their hardcore fan base, but the inclusion of Miis as a way of interacting still makes us skeptical.
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by Mariana Silva | Reporter
Akron -- No deal was reached to grant leniency in the sentence for the Stow teen found guilty for his participation in the so-called Craigslist murders, the Associated Press reported on Nov. 8.
According to the Ohio Attorney General's office, no plea agreement had been reached as of Nov. 8. The office could not elaborate on whether a deal is actually being pursued in the case. A gag order imposed by Summit County Court of Common Pleas Judge Lynne S. Callahan is still in place for attorneys and family members
On Oct. 30, a jury found Brogan Rafferty, 17, guilty of participating in the murder of three man and shooting of another last November.
He was to be sentenced Nov. 5, but in a joint motion, defense and prosecution attorneys agreed to continue Rafferty's sentencing to Nov. 9 at 1:30 p.m. Results of the Nov. 9 hearing were not available at press time.
The Associated Press reported on Nov. 5 that the teen's mother, Yvette Rafferty Snyder, said the delay is "probably" related to a possible deal for leniency in return for the teen's testimony against Richard Beasley, 53, of Akron, also accused in the case.
Rafferty and Beasley were charged in the deaths of Ralph Geiger, 56; David Pauley, 51; and Timothy Kern, 47; and in the shooting of Scott Davis, 49.
The teen was found guilty of 24 counts, including nine counts of aggravated murder, four counts of aggravated robbery and one count of attempted murder. Rafferty was also found guilty of multiple counts of kidnapping, theft, petty theft and receiving stolen property.
Because he is a juvenile, Rafferty is not eligible for death penalty. The AP reported the teen could face up to life in prison without chance of parole.
Authorities believe the victims answered a bogus job offer for a caretaker in farm posted on Craigslist last year.
During testimony, Rafferty pointed to Beasley as his spiritual mentor and the one who shot and killed the victims. The teen said Beasley threatened him into participating in the killings.
Beasley's trial is scheduled to begin in January. He is being held at the Summit County Jail on charges related to this case as well as prostitution charges.
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Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank
The Board of Directors and Management of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) aim to promote the effectiveness of its operations. The Operations Evaluation Department supports their efforts toward this by enhancing understanding of what works, what does not, and what must be improved. Operations evaluation has changed from the beginnings of evaluation activities in ADB almost 30 years ago. Initially, the focus of evaluation was on assessing whether implementation was consistent with the intentions reflected in the appraisal of a project, and the extent to which the project achieved the expected economic and social benefits. Operations evaluation now shapes decision making throughout the project cycle and in ADB as a whole. Timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the establishment of ADB in 1966, this booklet on Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank offers more than an account of the early steps of operations evaluation. It describes recent accomplishments and looks to the future.
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Yokozuna hopeful Hakuho kept his eyes firmly on the prize as the Mongolian ozeki posted a bread-and-butter fourth win against Kakizoe at the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament on Wednesday.
Hakuho came out with all guns blazing and wasted no time in dispatching third-ranked maegashira Kakizoe with a series of powerful shoves to preserve his perfect start to the 15-day meet at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo.
Asashoryu, the lone grand champion and a fellow Mongolian, also retained his share of the lead at 4-0 with a routine win over Tokitenku but Bulgarian ozeki Kotooshu became the first ozeki to bite the dust with an upset loss to Tamanoshima.
Asashoryu, who is gunning for his 21st Emperor's Cup, picked his moment to break up a mid-ring stalemate and yanked top-ranked maegashira Tokitenku down to the sandy surface to take his place among nine wrestlers tied at 4-0.
Hakuho, who beat Asashoryu in controversial fashion at the spring meet to win his second Emperor's Cup, is hoping to make it third time lucky in his quest for promotion to yokozuna.
Another title here for Hakuho would secure a move to the top of sumo's ladder and ensure sumo has two grand champions for the first time since 2003.
Kaio (4-0) took care of business with an efficient win over Kokkai (0-4), the ozeki waltzing the Georgian wrestler out after getting a firm grip on the back of his belt.
But Kotooshu became the tournament's first major casualty in the next bout. Kotooshu lost momentum after the tachiai and was unable to respond as Tamanoshima (1-3) plowed the Bulgarian toward the edge of the ring and squashed him to the dirt.
Chiyotaikai (4-0) had no such trouble in the day's penultimate bout and showed Ama (3-1), who is boss by thrusting the Mongolian sekiwake out with minimum fuss.


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THERE was relief among residents of Cefn Meiriadog today as county planners knocked back an application to build a crematorium near their homes.
15 members of Denbighshire's planning committee voted against the proposal by Memoria Ltd. Only four members supported the plan while another four abstained.
St Asaph County Councillor Bill Cowie recommended the refusal at today's planning meeting.
He said: "Is there a need? The answer has to be yes.
"Is the site suitable the answer has to be no. The funeral directors have said no which speaks volumes.
"Once the land is gone it's gone forever."
Concerns about accessibility to the site near Glascoed Road and that the proposals went against Denbighshire's Local Development Plan (LDP) were raised at the meeting.
After the meeting Martin Barlow, chairman of Cefn Meiriadog and Glascoed Road Residents and Users Group, who have objected against the plans, said: "I have to say that right has prevailed.
"The decision that was made was the right decision because if is in keeping with Denbighsire's Local Development Plan (LDP).
"It would have been a bit of a travesty if the LDP had been contravened."
Planning members awknowdged there is a need for a crematorium but this site was not suitable
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THE Lake District is in the running for a World Responsible Tourism Award.
It has been named in the 'best destination category' in a long-list of 20 locations including Arizona, Reykjavik, Puebla in Mexico and the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
All of the nominations have been selected as holiday destinations which "set an inspirational and influential example for responsible tourism".
- 'We need to provide more support for one another' - Kendal Mayor
- BOOK REVIEW: a watercolour journey through the streets and along the canals of a unique city
- 'Speed table' to be installed on Aynam Road at Kendal
- NOSTALGIA: Unsuccessful hounds hunt for otters
The longlist is the first step towards deciding this year's selection of the most exciting and enduring holiday experiences in the world.
It means the Lake District, Cumbria, will now go through to the second stage of the Awards, which will see an international judging panel scrutinise detailed statistics and information about the county's sustainable travel policies, practices and achievements.
Cumbria's nomination focuses on four key projects:
- The GoLakes Travel Programme is one of only a handful of Local Sustainable Transport Fund Programmes, funded by the Department for Transport aimed at visitors. The project is supporting 'behaviour change' through physical improvements like improved public transport, safe, continuous networks for walking, cycling and wheelchair use, pay-as-you-go car and cycle hire fleets and recharge stations for electric vehicles.
- Low Carbon Lake District is a wide-ranging initiative which is promoting energy-efficient buildings, local food and drink, and greener business. The project is not only cutting carbon but also helping businesses reduce costs and become more sustainable for the future. It has achieved a carbon reduction of 3 per cent since its inception in 2010.
- Visitor Giving: Set up by Nurture Lakeland, Visitor Giving works with local businesses to provide opportunities for visitors to give something back to look after the place they love. The scheme has raised over £2.2 million in the last 20 years and support a host of conservation projects around Cumbria, working to sustain this special landscape.
- Fair Booking: Cumbria Tourism, the county's official tourist board, has recently pioneered the FairBooking campaign, which aims to provide the best accommodation deal for customers and a better deal for the local tourism industry. Cumbria has been heavily involved in developing the scheme nationally and is one of the first UK destinations to offer the FairBooking facility.
Gemma Procter, based at Cumbria Tourism and from the GoLakes Travel Programme, is spearheading Cumbria's nomination.
She said: "Getting through to the next stage of these prestigious international awards is absolutely fantastic. Sustainable Tourism is a vital part of providing a world class experience for the 16 million people who visit the Lake District every year, and it's great to be involved with one of the key projects which is helping to preserve our spectacular landscape and vibrant local communities for the benefit of visitors and residents alike."
Steve Ratcliffe, director at the Lake District National Park congratulated the projects involved in the award submission.
He said: "We are delighted that the Lake District has reached the longlist for the award. Through working in partnership, we have developed inspiring projects which are making the Lake District a world class destination whilst maintaining our firm commitment to responsible tourism."'
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Ok, so I posted this on the Striders site, too. BUT, for maximum exposure, I'm posting here also.
So, there is a new program from Metro Animal Care & Control called The MACC PACK:
They are organizing a monthly run/walk with some of the shelter dogs. I did it a couple of weeks ago for the first time and it was really fun and heartwarming! The pup I ran with just got adopted yesterday, actually! Anyway, the idea is to get involved with some 5Ks and take a few of the dogs to run in the race with little "adopt me" bandanas on to help raise awareness for shelter animals. They participated in a 5K a couple of months ago and also in a Christmas Parade and all the dogs involved in those two events were adopted!!!!!
The monthly run/walk is organized so that the pups can get some exercise, exposure, be more relaxed for visitors coming to the shelter looking to adopt, and it helps if the person running/walking with the dog can offer some personality traits about the dog that can be posted to their facebook page.
The Mill Creek Greenway is adjacent to the MACC and is a two mile out and back trail. So, it's easy to get in whatever distance/time you want. If you want to run more than the dog does, you just run back inside and get another dog!
The next run/walk is scheduled for Feb. 1 @ 8:00am at MACC. If you have any questions please check out the facebook page and don't hesitate to send me a message on here or shoot me an email firstname.lastname@example.com
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"Attention! Present Bible!"
So began the Augusta Association of Baptist Churches' Bible drill Sunday afternoon at Warren Baptist Church, where about two-dozen pupils in grades three through six gathered for a chance to advance to the statewide drill in Thomson in two weeks.
Each Bible drill participant has spent the past year memorizing 25 Bible verses and the location of 10 key passages.
They can find any one of the 66 books in 10 seconds or less.
"It's kind of old-school," said Jessie Young, a mom with two kids who currently drill for Warren Baptist. "It's all very low-tech. They don't use much technology. It's just you and your Bible."
The drills are quiet, except for the occasional ruffling of pages and a caller who announces the verse, book, or passage the students are expected to find or recall.
"Sword drills" are another common name for the event, which challenges children to increase their knowledge of the Bible and test their memory, said Beth House, the leader of the Bible Skills, Drills and Thrills program at Warren Baptist.
Drills begin with participants lining up behind a piece of masking tape as family and friends watch. They stand at attention and wait for the caller's instructions: "Attention! Present Bible!" A caller names a verse, passage or book. Pupils quickly step over the line when they're able to recite a verse or have found a passage.
"It's amazing to watch," House said. "They stand up like little soldiers and you ask them to repeat the verse, and they just look marvelous. They're so prepared."
Judges keep score and watch for mistakes, which hurt a child's score.
Participants must stand straight, with eyes on the caller. According to LifeWay, which publishes children's Bible drill resources, "The Bible should be held parallel to the floor with one hand flat on the top and one hand flat on the bottom with no fingers extending over the edges."
That prevents some kids from getting an unfair advantage, said Grace Greenway, 11.
"That would be cheating because it would help them find the verse faster," said Grace, a homeschool pupil who attends Curtis Baptist. "It's fun to be fast. Sometimes they call really small books, like 3 John. It's hard to find, and you get so happy when you get it."
The skills learned in Bible drills tend to "stick" around for years, said Young, the Augusta mom, whose daughter, Sarah, 12, is in her third year, while her son, Alex, 10, is in his first.
"Psalm 119 says, 'I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.' This program really helps children to do that," she said. "By the time they reach the state level, it's inspiring to see their confidence. They step up boldly to that line."
They're also good at admitting when they're
The drills rely on an honor system that asks pupils to raise their hand if they were thinking of the wrong verse or turned to the wrong passage.
Pupils admit that some verses and passages are harder to remember than others.
With the help of their teachers, they come up with games, stories and mnemonic devices that aid memory, said Brooke Atkinson, 12, from Curtis.
"It gets easier after awhile," she said. But she still gets a bit nervous, even in her third year of Bible drills.
"It's scary. It's kind of nerve-racking," she said.
While some pupils are competitive, Brooke said she really only wants to compete against herself.
"I'm trying to do this just for myself because it makes me feel good," she said. "I like knowing my Bible. I'll always know my Bible because of what I've learned here."


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UM Lowe Art Museum, 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables
Alan Johnson, program director
The Frost Opera Theater's 2012-2013 season concludes with the premiere of Entanglements, a new opera by composer Charles Norman Mason.
Entanglements examines the types of personal, family and work relationships that evolve over time and explores universal feelings of love, jealously, anger, depression, and joy. An hour in length, scenes will occur simultaneously in adjacent galleries throughout the performance and YOU choose the viewing order! This unique production, conceived for multiple spaces, will be staged in five different galleries throughout the University of Miami's Lowe Art Museum.
General admission is $10. Admission is free for all UM students, faculty, staff, and Lowe members
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Winthrop, Wait Still, 1643-1717
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Winthrop, Wait Still, 1643-1717
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- Unfeigned friend, 1643-1717
- W., W. (Wait Winthrop), 1643-1717
- W. W. (Wait Winthrop), 1643-1717
- Winthrop, Waite, 1643-1717
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- found: His Some meditations concerning our honourable gentlemen and fellow-souldiers, 1721: t.p. (an unfeigned friend; W. W.)
- found: MWA/NAIP files (hdg.: Winthrop, Wait Still, 1643-1717; note: commander of Mass. militia; member Mass. General Court; Justice of Mass. Superior Court; Judge, Vice-Admiralty of Northern N.E. and N.Y.)
- found: NUCMC data from Winthrop Public Library for Winthrop, D. Letter, 1702 (Waite Winthrop; Boston, Mass.; correspondence, 1702)
Change Notes
- 1987-10-06: new
- 2008-03-24: revised
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A9 TV; October 27th 2011
There would be no jealousy in a Muslim. Jealousy only exists in debased people. Beautiful people, people with high moral values would not know what jealousy is. Jealousy is a disease, it is a sort of craziness. It is a sort of psychopathy. It is an atrocious misdeed. It is never a thing that could be done by a Muslim. Being jealous is very debased conduct.
(Regarding a hadith which states that in the End Times there would be some parents who would prevent their children from learning about religion.)
The Messenger of Allah (saas) commanded one day; "Shame on those fathers of the End Times!" Upon this the Companions asked; "Would they be idolaters then?" Our Prophet (saas) commanded as follows; "No, they will remain Muslims; but they will not teach religion to their children and they would even prevent them from learning about religion when they want to learn about it, and they will motivate them to attain the possessions of this world. And I am far apart from such a father; and they are far apart from me" (Mustadrak al- Wasail, v.2, p.625)
Masha'Allah; here it is; that is a direct address to some phoney, incestuous, knavish, drug addict, perverted fathers and mothers; to some abject, heartless parents who encourage their children toward the PKK terror. How nicely did our Prophet (saas) explain. He had seen the End Times as clear as day, and explained it as clear as day, masha'Allah, Alhamdulillah.
Algeria suffered a lot, it suffered a great amount of anguish. The system of the dajjal (anti-messiah) was running rampant there. Look, they have been razed to the ground. One might assume that the university students, all those people coming there would be against Darwinism, right? Look, you will see that those kids are all Darwinists. Saudi Arabia is full of Darwinists. We go to Egypt and see that Egypt is full of Darwinists as well. People from Azhar are calling us and they keep saying, "What do you think you are doing? Darwinism is the truth." And without shame they say, "It is compliant with the Qur'an." We have defeated them intellectually there as well, Alhamdulillah, masha'Allah. And for some, we take them out from under the wreckage and see that they have became miserable and they say, "Where is Darwinism, where do you see the system of the dajjal (anti-messiah)?" Your face has been smashed in don't you see, you have been exhausted you cannot even stand on your feet. Can you see one teacher who could say, "Allah created" in the universities? Let them show me one single teacher who can say, "Children, Allah created man" while talking about the creation of humans in the biology class. Let them show me one single teacher. Darwinism is obligatory everywhere, it is imperative all around the world. Also in Saudi Arabia, also in Iran, it is obligatory everywhere. The man says, "How could that happen?" Darwinism is taught in all the text books of the state and this one says, "Where is it?"2011-11-27 11:30:07


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The more education a woman attains, the greater her chances will be that she earns a sustainable income. In turn, a sustainable income will allow her to purchase a home, accumulate assets to pass on to her children, and ensure that they stay "out of the cycle of poverty" and remain in "the cycle of opportunity" for future generations. In Fall 2011, the Women's Resource Center established the Educational Opportunities Program. The first step was to endow a scholarship fund at Fort Lewis College with $25,000 in cash assets developed during the past 10 years from private donations, proceeds from the sale of its former headquarters five years ago (now Eno next to Cyprus Café), and investments.
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"Time and again we see women in difficult financial situations whose opportunities are limited by their lack of education or training. We established the Educational Opportunity Fund as a flexible funding resource that will allow women to take advantage the many educational programs in the area. Whether they need funding to complete their GEDs, take a basic computer class, or a series of workshops to update a certification, women can now find help through the Women's Resource Center," said Mora.
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I have a collection of videos about 4,500 large. This size seems to be slowing down the reaction time of the user interface.
I've noticed that whenever I am done watching a video, or if I've just changed something about that video (as in marked it watched, or as a favorite) that the User interface seems to stop all together for a period of time. My assumption is that what it's doing in this time is attempting to write to the massive metaData.plist and modify the record of that video to mark it as watched or favorite.
Anyway I'm not exactly sure how to resolve this, I would think breaking the metaData up a little bit so that the application doesn't have to search the entire plist to find the entry it's looking for (maybe one for TVShows one for Movies, or one per Network Mount?). Or maybe there would be a way to record changes in a temp file, and then try to implement them on down times (kind of in the background). Or (and this is a long shot) if there was a way to use a real database system on the AppleTV -- like mySQL, SQLite, Oracle... whatever -- instead of a plist (which wasn't really designed as a database solution) that might speed things up; but again I don't even know if that's possible.
Sorry for the long winded ticket, but thanks for reading it and for your help.
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comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by gbooker
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Or switch to core data using a sqlite db, as in the core data branch. There isn't any searching in the plist as it is constructed in a hierarchical manner, using dictionary lookups everywhere possible.
You should run sample on the process during the freeze to see what the real issue is. It may not be the plist afterall. Marking as awaiting feedback to see the sample.
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by snown
I've never run a sample before, how would I go about doing that?
comment:3 Changed 9 years ago by gbooker
First, you run the sample during the time when the UI is frozen.
If you are running this on an AppleTV, ssh in and type:
sudo sample Finder 5.
If will give you a filename when it's done; that's the info we need.
If you are running on a mac, you can do the same sample, but it is "Front Row" instead of Finder and the sudo isn't necessary:
sample "Front Row" 5
Alternatively, on the mac, if you have installed the development tools, you can open /Developer/Applications/Performance? Tools/Spin? Control.app/ and it should catch the sample automatically.
comment:4 Changed 9 years ago by snown
OK thanks for the info, I've been away for a couple days but I'll see if I can capture a sample in the next day or two.
comment:5 Changed 9 years ago by gbooker
- Milestone Awaiting User Feedback deleted
- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from new to closed
4 months; no reply. Closing


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