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Aphex Twin
Apollo / R&S
Selected Ambient Works 85-92 Vinyl 2LP
↳ classic release from Richard D. James
When I was in high school, I thought I was some sort of stoned philosopher. Talking about reptilian minds and shit, I used this album as my portal to higher consciousness and advanced stonerism. I worshipped the fuck out of this record, so much so that I camped out by the Twin's tour bus, because my friend Stang made me miss his first appearance in DC. Anyway, usually whenever I travel back to that phase, most things make me want to vomit. Floor scrubbing jeans, check. Phillies blunts shirts, check. H-cut ecstasy, check. Rocking clothes with 8 Balls on em, check. Dirty rave boderline-hippy chicks, check. BUT, the thing about this album is that I still worship it. From day one, I declared this one of the records I would take onto that mystical desert island, and I still would (along with the Queen is Dead and Loveless, so tacky). In my mind it's the best electronic album ever. The first track "Xtal" is as close to heaven you'll get through a walkman. "Ptolemy" is breakbeat driven lush. "We Are the Music Makers" is my dubby buddy. Some tracks are outright strange, and will rewire parts of your brain. 13 tracks spread over 2LPs, official repress. Recommended.
- music label: Apollo/R&S Records 1992 / 2013
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GSoC students have officially been coding since 23 May (about 2.5 weeks) and are almost half-way to the mid-summer evaluation (20 - 27 June). Students who haven't completed some meaningful work before that deadline don't receive payment and in such a large program, there is no possibility to give students extensions or let them try and catch up later.
Every project and every student are different, some are still getting to know their environment while others have already done enough to pass the mid-summer evaluation.
PostBooks 4.9.5 was recently released and the packages for Debian (including jessie-backports), Ubuntu and Fedora have been updated.
pgDay.ch is coming on Friday, 24 June. It is at the HSR Hochschule für Technik Rapperswil, at the eastern end of Lake Zurich.
The FOSSASIA 2016 conference is taking place next month, 18-20 March at the Science Centre Singapore. The FOSSASIA community has also offered to host a MiniDebConf Singapore 2016 and pgDay Asia 2016. With sufficient interest from volunteers and participants, these events could do a lot to raise the profile of free software in the region.
There are a diverse range of free software solutions for accounting.
reSIProcate 1.10.0 was released a few weeks ago and after going through the various QA cycles has become available in packages for Debian jessie-backports, EPEL6 and EPEL7 and the latest releases of Fedora and Ubuntu.
Key features of the 1.10.x branch:
On Friday, the reSIProcate community released the latest beta of reSIProcate 1.10.0. One of the key features of the 1.10.x release series is support for presence (buddy/status lists) over SIP, the very thing that is currently out of action in Skype.
PostBooks has been successful on Debian and Ubuntu for a while now and for all those who asked, it is finally coming to Fedora.
A few small things outstanding:
Contributors to Debian can now monitor their list of pending activities using iCalendar clients on their desktop or mobile device.
The other day I demonstrated how to get your Github issues/bugs as an iCalendar feed.
I'm planning to take this concept further and I just whipped up another Python script, exposing Nagios issues as an iCalendar feed.
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August 26, 2009
Being vegetarian, a tomato sandwich in the summertime is one of my staple meals. Great whole grain bread with mayo, and locally grown tomatoes. Plus a good dash of salt and Penzeys shallot pepper. Avocado, pickles and lettuce are optional. Ah, but there's another kind of tomato sandwich out there. Let me explain.
Take a nice thick slice of GOOD tomato…do NOT use the crummy pinkish faux tomatoes that the grocery stores try to pass off on us.
Add a thick schmear of goat cheese with a spoonful of pesto mixed in.
Top with another thick slice of tomato.
Roll in seasoned flour, then egg, then panko breadcrumbs and saute til golden brown.
Sprinkle with salt.
Gobble down.
Rinse and repeat.
Are you with me?
I heard about this idea from a tomato recipe contest the Washington Post conducted. Last year's winner used this method, but included bacon (I don't eat Babe), Boursin cheese instead of the goat cheese and pesto, and Italian breadcrumbs instead of the panko. Besides my pesto version, you could also use a dollop of the Hatch Green Chile and Garlic Goat Cheese that I did a couple of days ago.
Fried Tomato Sandwiches with Pesto and Goat Cheese
(adapted from Mary Joe Sweeney's winning recipe)
1 large ripe tomato
1 nice thick chunk of goat cheese
1 Tblsp pesto
Flour, well seasoned with salt and pepper
1 egg, lightly beaten
Panko breadcrumbs
Olive oil or canola oil for sauteing
Core the tomato and slice it into 4 even slices. Mix the pesto into the goat cheese. Add half of it to one slice of tomato, and top with another to make a sandwich. Repeat with the rest of the goat cheese and the 2 remaining tomato slices. Dredge in the flour, then the egg, and then the breadcrumbs. Saute in oil until golden brown, then carefully flip and lightly brown the other side. Remove from heat and immediately salt the sandwiches. Drain briefly on paper towels, and serve hot. Makes 2 sandwiches.
Like LilSis' little baby quiches yesterday, this is a recipe that allows you to do whatever you want with it. Use any soft cheese you like, but remember that if it's not soft and gooey, it won't get melty before the tomatoes get yukky. Add in olives, herbs (chives would be good), garlic, scallions, anything you can think of. A little shredded parmesan would be good mixed in with the breadcrumbs too.
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This morning before school I got down on all fours in the dining room to demonstrate to Ainsley what the turtle looked like the moment before we picked it up off the road a couple of summers ago. I tried to stretch my neck as far as would go and I looked at her with fear in my eyes and looked left and right like "Holy shit, where am I and how did I get here?"
We both laughed. It was one of those successful moments of parenting that fills me with this feeling that I won't even try to describe. I try to pile those moments up to the roof. We all want to be awesome parents. Even the great parents want to do better. It's the hardest "job" in the world.
Unfortunately, I'm not an awesome parent all the time. I get crabby. Patience drains. Silliness vanishes. In dark moments I might believe they caused my bad mood. Not true. It's in the self-help books: happiness is a choice, right? A foul mood builds on itself and shields you from reason. That's why I've been thinking more about mindfulness lately.
Mindfulness is important enough to spend time on every day, but winter drains me of this along with of other important stuff–basic stuff. As March approaches, though, I can sense some improvements. The color is coming back into my life. After two such winters I wonder how long I'll continue to live in this climate. I can't afford to trade in 25% of life.
Unfortunately, our turtle talk reminded me of a another story, one without a happy ending. Luckily, I was by myself when I stopped in the middle of a busy four lane divided road to rescue a hapless turtle. I jumped out and waited for two cars to pass over the top of the turtle that was right in the center of the inside lane, plodding towards me. The first car whizzed by. My eyes were on the second vehicle, a pickup truck. At the moment it passed I took a step towards the turtle, six feet away.
For a second I was confused by the disgusting crunch. What the hell? The anonymous driver of that truck is the only human being I hate at this point in my life.
Let me look at this through his eyes. The speed limit is only 35. There's a guy standing in the middle of the road waiting to enter his lane and there's something large in front of him. Couldn't he have slowed down, switched lanes, stopped?
I jumped back into the van, devastated, disgusted, and angry.
Mindfulness would have saved that turtle.
Update: Of course, not ALL parents aim high. What can you say about the sickos of the world?


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Ozark Highlands
Did you know that a waterway in this city is Grand Falls? Also a major landform is the Ozark Plateau, which is the start of the Ozark Mountains. Did you know there was a Official league baseball team called The Joplin Miners? Joplin has a historic mansion named The Craigen Mansion, Lon Craigen was the builder of The Craigen Mansion. This city also has a historic coal car that you can visit. There is also a historical Union Depot. You should go visit the George Washington Carver National Monument. There is also a Joplin Museum Complex. You should go visit the Reptile World Zoo in Joplin Missouri. You have to visit Richardson's Candy Factory this is fun for the whole family. Well what are you waiting for, stop listening to me and just go visit Joplin, Missouri.
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Let Your MP3 Player Stay Dry In Rain
The new H2O Audio Amphibx Fit Armband allows you to jog in wet weather while keeping your MP3 player dry and protected. While it isn't the prettiest enclosure in the world, who cares when it comes to protecting your music and usually expensive mp3 device, or cell phone even! If you have an unlimited mobile data plan, you can play Pandora on your phone while you jog in the rain.
Now what about your headphones, what if you want to jog without getting those destroyed and you don't feel like wearing a bulky hoodie? Okay, well check out H2O's Audio Surge 2G headphones. The pair will set you back $50 but are also waterproof, allowing users to enjoy their music in rain or shine.
Now, I don't recommend taking a swim with the waterproof case or earbuds, as I don't think this type of gear was meant for regular use under water. Although, if you're the type who needs to get their exercise no matter what, I highly recommend investing in this protective gear for your all your audio needs. And of course, remember to stretch and drink lots of water too! Check out the video to see how surfers utilize the protective gear!


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Mayor Cites Progress in City's Young Men's Program
Thursday, October 04, 2012
The first year of a sweeping effort to help young minority men in New York City has ranged from adding 500 new internships to training 3,000 teenage jail inmates on making better decisions.
Man Accused of Being Russian Agent Set for Court
Thursday, October 04, 2012
A naturalized U.S. citizen accused of illicitly obtaining military technology for Russia has been formally briefed on the charges against him in an initial court appearance.
Cancer-Stricken Woman Fights for Right to Die
Thursday, October 04, 2012
The parents of a terminally ill New York City woman are waging a court battle over whether to keep her on life support.
Police Kill Motorist Near LaGuardia Airport
Thursday, October 04, 2012
An unarmed motorist who was weaving in and out of traffic on a busy highway near LaGuardia Airport was shot and killed by police before dawn on Thursday after he initially resisted efforts to pull him over, police said.
$6B Settlement Approved in 9/11 Suit
Thursday, October 04, 2012
A New York federal judge who found Iran, the Taliban and al-Qaida culpable in the September 11 terrorist attacks has approved a $6 billion default judgment against them.
Fact Check | Presidential Debate Missteps
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney spun one-sided stories in their first presidential debate, not necessarily bogus, but not the whole truth.
Obama and Romney Delve into the Details
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
Americans demanded details and, boy, did they get them. In the first presidential debate, the candidates delved into dense discussions on taxes, health care, entitlement programs and more.
NY Court Strikes Down Local Drilling Moratorium
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
A state judge invalidated Binghamton's two-year moratorium on natural gas drilling, marking the first time a local law that would ban or delay hydraulic fracturing in New York has been struck down.
NY Progressives Push for Public Campaign Finances
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
A coalition of major labor unions, progressive political groups and good-government advocates is trying to push New York's Legislature to adopt public financing of campaigns. The effort, aimed at a likely special session after the elections, would be used as a national model.
NJ Schools Report 12K Bullying Instances Last Year
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
New Jersey education officials now have a handle on just how much bullying happens in public schools.
In Novel Move, City Campus Gets US Patent Officer
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
In a first-of-its-kind effort to help students and others capitalize on their ideas, a patent officer is setting up shop at a New York City technology graduate-school campus.
NYPD to Boost Gang Unit Over Social Media Violence
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
The New York Police Department is planning to double the size of its gang unit to 300 detectives to combat teen violence fueled by dares and insults traded on social media.
Yanks Rout Red Sox 10-2, Open 1-Game AL East Lead
Monday, October 01, 2012
Robinson Cano, Curtis Granderson, Russell Martin and Mark Teixeira homered in a nine-run second inning, and the New York Yankees routed the Boston Red Sox 10-2 Monday night to open a one-game lead over Baltimore in the AL East with two games to play.
Judge: No Probable Cause for Some RNC Arrests
Monday, October 01, 2012
A federal judge says some arrests of protesters outside the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York lacked probable cause.
NJ Senators Advance Health Insurance Exchange
Monday, October 01, 2012
A New Jersey state Senate committee has again advanced a bill that would create a state-run health insurance exchange.
Ahmadinejad Cameraman Seeks US Asylum, Lawyer Says
Monday, October 01, 2012
A lawyer for a cameraman who was accompanying Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to the U.S. for the United Nations General Assembly in New York says his client has defected.
Ex-NY Times Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Dies
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Former New York Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, who led the newspaper to new levels of influence and profit amid some of the most significant moments in 20th-century journalism, died Saturday. He was 86.
Judge: FDNY Can Hire for First Time in 5 Years
Friday, September 28, 2012
The federal judge overseeing the effort to diversify the nation's largest fire department has approved a new entrance exam that will allow the FDNY to hire new firefighters for the first time in five years.
Drug Rules Urged to Prevent NY Horse Deaths
Friday, September 28, 2012
A task force investigating a spike in thoroughbred deaths at the Aqueduct track last winter is calling for tighter rules and better regulation of drug use, particularly corticosteroids that can mask injuries.
GOP Senator Who Lost Primary Won't Go Independent
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Republican Sen. Roy McDonald won't pursue an independent run after losing a GOP primary because of opposition to his support for gay marriage in New York.


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Get an overview of this hotelGuestrooms with kitchens, near Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral
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Located in the heart of Clermont-Ferrand, this residence is within 2 mi (3 km) of L'Aventure Michelin, Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral, and Place de Jaude. ASM Experience Rugby Museum and Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin are also within 10 minutes.
Property Features
Self parking, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities are available at this smoke-free residence. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include multilingual staff and a front-desk safe.
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All 71 rooms feature kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with digital channels. Safes and phones are also available to guests. Housekeeping is available once per stay.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Séjours et Affaires Clermont Ferrand Park Republique features multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Clermont-Ferrand residence also offers a safe deposit box at the front desk and an elevator (lift). Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Séjours et Affaires Clermont Ferrand Park Republique is a smoke-free property.
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 71
- Number of floors - 6
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Multilingual staff
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- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
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- Kitchen
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- Free WiFi
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- Housekeeping - once per stay
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Search ad for American Religions Position
Stanford University, the Department of Religious Studies and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of assistant professor in the field of American Religion, with a focus on ethnicity and race. The appointment will start September 1, 2009. A successful candidate will be expected to teach and advise students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Courses will include broad surveys introducing students to the study of religion in America and at least two courses through the Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity that will focus on race, ethnicity, and religion. The person appointed will be expected to interact with faculty and students who work in a variety of fields and methodologies both in Religious Studies and in the interdepartmental Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. Candidates must have completed their PhD by August 31, 2009.
Please send a letter of application and your dossier, which should include a CV, a statement of research and teaching interests, any available evidence of teaching ability, three confidential letters of recommendation, and a short writing sample to: American Search, c/o Prof. Hester Gelber, Chair, Dept. of Religious Studies, Bldg. 70, Stanford University, Stanford CA 94305-2165. Most of the interviews will be held between November 1 and 4 at the AAR. Deadline: October 7, 2008.
American Religion Job Advertisement at Stanford
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Here are 10 things you should know for Friday, Dec. 6:
1.-- U.S. stock futures were rising Friday ahead of the U.S. jobs report for November.
Nonfarm payrolls are expected to have increased by 180,000 last month, according to a Reuters survey of economists, down from a gain of 204,000 jobs in October.
European shares were trading higher. Asian stocks ended Friday's session mixed. Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.8%.
2.-- The economic calendar in the U.S. Friday includes the nonfarm payrolls report for November at 8:30 a.m. EST, personal income and personal spending for October at 8:30 a.m., and the University of Michigan Sentiment Index for December at 9:55 a.m.
3.-- U.S. stocks on Thursday fell for a fifth consecutive session on Thursday as labor market improvement and better economic growth raised the possibility of the Federal Reserve cutting back on economic stimulus in December.
The S&P 500 fell 0.43% to 1,785.03 while the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.43% to 15,821.51. The Nasdaq dipped 0.12% to 4,033.16.
The country's first black president died at his home in the Johannesburg suburb of Houghton. Family members had been gathering at the home in recent days. Mandela had been receiving treatment for a lung infection.
After spending 27 years in prison during the country's apartheid era, Mandela was released in 1990 and then elected president following the country's first multiracial and democratic election. Mandela was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
President Barack Obama paid tribute to Mandela during a White House press conference shortly after the news broke. "He achieved more than could be expected of any man," Obama said. "We have lost one of the most influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings that any of us will share time with on this earth."
5.-- J.C. Penney (JCP) said Thursday the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into its liquidity, debt and other financial matters.


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Pompey trial African
By Patrick Haond
Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Cameroon international Valery Mezague is training with Portsmouth.Cameroon international Valery Mezague is training with Premiership side Portsmouth.
The young attacking midfielder is currently on the books of Montpellier, who play in Ligue 2.
But he is attempting to earn a switch across The Channel after spending time training with Harry Redknapp's squad this week.
Mezague, who suffered head injuries in a serious car crash 12 months ago, returned from the setback to become a key performer for Montpellier.
He was unable to keep the club in the French top flight but his eye-catching performances were noted by his suitors.
The 20-year-old has appeared twice for Montpellier this season and is under contract until 2006.
Whether he does enough during his brief stint at Fratton Park remains to be seen but Pompey are likely to monitor his progress.


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"The best buys depend on the individual investor's objectives; price is rarely the only consideration," he explains. "However, the money that has been made in real estate investment here has been made by way of appreciation over the long term. Most Whistler investments combine the opportunity for cash flow (which usually covers ownership costs), appreciation, and personal use and enjoyment at what is arguably the number one ski resort in North America."
At present, 65 per cent of the market is comprised of condos and townhouses, while 15 per cent of the market is made of up shared-ownership and single-family housing and the rest is vacant land. However, investors looking to develop may want to consider that the average price tag of a lot is substantial at $802,000.
Whistler Blackcomb is accessible from Vancouver via the Sea to Sky Highway. In addition to being a spectacular drive, it means investors and property managers can be in the mountains in less than two hours. The highway (Route 99) has also undergone significant redevelopment and expansion since 2003, thanks in part to the demand placed on it by the Olympics.
Whistler is home to 10,531 residents year-round and attracts 2.5 million visitors each year. The variety of activities available makes this rental market a draw during both winter and summer, although there are some months that stand apart from others.
"High visitor counts run from December to April and July through September," explains Kelly. "May, June and October are slower, but we are working very hard with festivals and events to attract people to the resort during these slower months."
The Real Estate Association of Whistler is quick to point out that the broad range of real estate options in Whistler – from affordable fractional condominium ownership to town-homes, single-family homes and luxury estates and hotel suites – has attracted more than 11,500 second-home owners from around the world.
4) Cape Breton
Peak season: May to October
Best Buy: Cottages
Average rent: $670 a month
Picturesque and historic, Cape Breton has more to offer investors than property with spectacular views. This island region of Nova Scotia attracts tourists year-round, creating a constant supply of tenants for vacation rental housing.
Cape Breton Island has been split into tourist regions, including Cabot Trail, Ceilidh Trail, Fleur-de-lis Trail, Marconi Trail and Bras d'Or Lake Scenic Drive, which became a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in June 2011. The flourishing wildlife and natural beauty are a constant draw for visitors, so when vacation rentals come on the market, they're quick to be snapped up, says local real estate agent Cathy Harvey. "Property on the Bras d'Or Lake is highly sought after."
Harvey points to the villages of Baddeck and Ingonish as high-end areas desired by investors and vacationers alike. Likewise, the famous Cabot Trail is attractive to many domestic and international travellers.
Cape Breton's enduring popularity and variety have made it a strong vacation rental market over the past 10 years, especially in the high season. "There are very few times when there is an empty apartment or rental unit here, so the vacancy rate will be very low," says Harvey. "The demand is greater than the supply."
And with everything Cape Breton has to offer, it's not hard to see why. With views of the ocean as well as scenic restaurants, shops and museums lining its shores, visitors arrive in droves to take in this Atlantic gem. As a result, the demand for seafront properties is high. Cottages on or within close proximity to the sea will yield high returns, especially in the summer months.
"Our peak season stretches from May through October," says Harvey. "Most seasonal rentals are full during the peak season and tend to be booked well in advance. Our busiest time is July and August."
With an average price of $150,000 in the region, Harvey notes that some homes are still available for $100,000, although not on the seafront. However, while properties along the water may come with a higher price tag, the enduring popularity with holidaymakers means they won't depreciate in value.
"Property on the Bras d'Or Lakes is a good, solid investment," affirms Harvey. The area draws hundreds of visitors each year, many of whom are interested in longer stays to enjoy the hiking, bird-watching, and boating that this area is known for internationally.
The island is best suited to a buy-and-hold strategy. The small amount of inventory can mean properties take a while to sell, and prices continue to appreciate. "People in Cape Breton generally don't 'have to' sell, so they wait it out and get their price in the end, and our values steadily increase. We don't seem to boom and bust like they do in other parts of the country," says Harvey.Report Typo/Error
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Recipe by Sassy in da South
Something different from the usual brownies. Chocked full of chocolate and nuts. What more could you want?
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb butter
- 8 ounces chocolate, coarsely chopped (bittersweet, unsweetened or a combination of unsweetened and semisweet)
- 4 cups sugar
- 8 eggs
- 1 tablespoon vanilla
- 1 1⁄3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 10 ounces nuts, chopped, such as walnut (about 2 cups)
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Melt butter and chocolate in a large heat-proof mixer bowl set over simmering water. Remove the pan of water from the heat and allow the mixture to cool.
- Add the sugar and beat well, then add the eggs, 1 at a time, beating well with each addition.
- Add vanilla, flour, salt and nuts; stir and scrape down the bowl until the mixture is well-blended.
- Pour into a greased 9x13-inch pan and bake fora pproximately 1 hour, or until set. (Center will still be somewhat soft.)
- Allow the brownie cobbler to cool completely before cutting into serving pieces.


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- This article is not about the Bellevaux Abbey near Limanton, Nièvre, France, nor the abbey near Lausanne, Switzerland
Bellevaux Abbey was a Cistercian monastery, founded in 1120 by Pons de Morimond[1], near the present-day Cirey, Haute-Saône, France. At that time it was in Franche-Comté. It was suppressed in 1790, and destroyed in 1795 on the orders of Jean-Charles Pichegru, who had bought it.
It was a daughter house of Morimond Abbey. Peter of Tarentaise died there, as he arrived at the abbey in 1174, giving it his relics. These were for a long time disputed by Tamié Abbey.[2]
It had strong connections to the local nobles. Otto de la Roche gave Bellevaux the sacked Daphni Monastery[3] in Greece shortly after 1205.
Bellevaux Abbey was sacked in 1474 by French troops, and burned in 1636 by troops from Weimar. The bishop of Évreux took it over in 1762.
Eugene Huvelin (d. 1828) bought it in 1817, and installed a Trappist religious community there, which however left again at the outbreak of the 1830 Revolution. The premises were sold to private owners in 1837.[4][5]
- ↑ [1] (French)
- ↑ [2] (French).
- ↑ Daphni Monastery (or Dafni Monastery), Greece
- ↑ Cistercian Menology - MARCH
- ↑ Website of Tamié Abbey (French)
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Luboš Perek
Luboš Perek is a Czech astronomer, born in 1919.
He is most renowned for his Catalogue of Galactic Planetary Nebulae with Luboš Kohoutek in 1967. He also worked or works on the distribution of mass in the galaxy, high-velocity stars, planetary nebulae, definition of outer space, geostationary orbit, space debris, and management of outer space.
He graduated from Masaryk University, Brno, in 1946, earned his PhD in Astronomy Charles University, Prague, in 1956, and a DSc in Astronomy in 1961.
Corresponding Member of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in 1965.
Associate Professor, Masaryk University from 1952 to 1956.
Visiting Professor, Northwestern University 1964.
General Secretary of the International Astronomical Union 1967-1970.
Director of the Astronomical Institute of Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences 1968-1975.
Chief, Outer Space Affairs Division, United Nations, New York City 1975-1980.
Medals: University of Liège 1969, ADION 1972, T. Hagecius de Hajek 1980, Nagy Ernö 1981, Zagreb Univ. 1982, City of Paris 1982, Collège de France 1986, Prix Jules Janssen of the Societé Astronomique de France 1992.
The asteroid 2900 Luboš Perek, discovered by Kohoutek, was named after him.
He published 44 papers on stellar dynamics and planetary nebulae and 80 papers and articles on the geostationary orbit, definition of outer space, space debris, protection of space environment.[1]


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Vancouver does not boast an abundance of regional Mexican cuisine. But casual taco shops have become trendy. And as we discover this week, the quality among them ranges vastly. See the review for Gringo here.
If you're in the mood for a more satisfying, albeit less rowdy experience than something like Gastown's Gringo, try Los Cuervos Taqueria Y Cantina. Andreas Seppelt and Stephan Gagnon opened the 30-seat restaurant last year only a few steps away from their wildly popular Les Faux Bourgeois. The cantina has a similar laid-back attitude and offers very good value.
Gilles L'Heureux is their new partner and chef. Having once worked at a ritzy boutique hotel in Mexico City, he knows his way around tacos. But he is not a diehard for authenticity. He substitutes feta and Monterey Jack for Mexican cheeses unavailable here. And he takes advantage of local ingredients such as albacore tuna, which is perfectly seared with pale flesh framing a firm, pink centre.
All tacos are served on a single, white-corn tortilla with intriguing fillings that range from the deeply gamey bison skirt steak (topped with bacon, melted Jack, onions and peppers) to lightly battered avocado (which was surprisingly meaty, with jicama slaw and corn-and-black-bean salsa).
The kitchen makes its own chorizo, sauces and salsas. Heat fiends must ask for La Fantasma, a super-spicy salsa not served among the tabletop squeeze bottles.
In addition to tacos, the restaurant serves a daily quesadilla, addictively delicious deep-fried flautas filled with roasted duck and sweet potato, and a small assortment of tostadas (open-face tacos served on a fried tortilla). The pulled chicken with chipotle-tomato sauce, lettuce and crema was a lip-smacking balance of smoky, rich and fresh.
Beverages are limited to a short selection of tequilas, mezcals, Mexican beers and margaritas. The latter is my only complaint. Why does every taqueria in this city (or so it seems) mix their magaritas with agave syrup instead Triple Sec or Cointreau? It's less expensive, I suppose, but it also cheapens the cocktail with a rough finish.Report Typo/Error
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Be An Explorist – Let Your Get-Away Inspire You
In the next few months many of us will be taking vacations and holidays. Traveling offers a perfect opportunity for creative inspiration… Out of the ordinary sites, sounds, tastes, people, and culture help stimulate out of the ordinary thinking and ideas.
This month I offer you ways to augment your travel plans so you may go beyond being a tourist… to being an explorist. Enjoy!
Get the Inside Scoop
Before you leave for your destination, consult insider/underground guides for the places you are visiting. These guides often provide more insight than tourist guidebooks and share the gritty aspects of local life.
While on your trip, talk with everyone you meet… Talk with shopkeepers, concierge, taxi drivers, roadside vendors, and others. Listen a lot. These locals will proudly direct you to places off the beaten path.
Start with the "Cheesy" Tour
Take the tours that locals refuse to attend… the double-decker bus, the land/water tour, or the sightseeing van. (You know which these are… like the ones you refuse to do in your own town). These tours cover large parts of the city, highlight key landmarks, and provide a broad overview of an area. They provide a great starting point and allow you to become more familiar with the layout of a city. Use these tours to determine which parts of the city you will later explore.
Hero Hometowns
Walk in the footsteps of one of your personal heroes… Visit their birthplace, see where they grew up, went to school, and visit the places that inspired them. Don't have a particular hero? Adopt one and explore the path a great inventor, famous artist, or great leader – you'll be surprised how what you learn will inspire your own life.
These are just a few ideas… View more ideas and add your own at the Idea Sandbox weblog.
I hope you find these tips helpful, and that being an Explorist inspires great ideas!
Travel safe,
Paul Williams
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"Opening Up Education" Communication launched tomorrow
Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou (Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth) and Commissioner Neelie Kroes (Commission Vice-President, in charge of the Digital Agenda) will jointly launch tomorrow a Communication on "Opening Up Education – a proposal for an European Initiative to enhance education and skills development through new technologies". The goal is to tighten the links between all kinds of learning and digital technologies and contents, so that education and training in the EU deliver better. See the roadmap.


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Kansas State (4-3) 87 – Central Arkansas (2-4) 54
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Manhattan, Kan. | Bramlage Coliseum
Miscellaneous Notes
• K-State is now 1,533-1,080 all-time in its history.
• Head coach Bruce Weber is now 344-167 all-time and 31-11 at K-State.
• Today's match-up marked the first time the two schools have faced each other.
• K-State moved 12-3 all-time against current members of the Southland conference, including a perfect 12-0 at home.
• K-State improved to 61-3 at home in non-conference play dating back to the 2006-07 season, including a 59-2 mark during the regular season… The Wildcats have now won 50 of their last 51 non-conference home games… The three losses since 2006-07 have come to DePaul (2007), Oregon (2007) and Northern Colorado in the home opener.
• The Wildcats' starting lineup consisted of freshman guard Marcus Foster, senior guard Will Spradling, senior guard Shane Southwell, freshman forward Wesley Iwundu and junior forward Thomas Gipson… This is the second time K-State has used this starting lineup this season with the Wildcats winning both match-ups.
• Foster and Spradling have started all seven games, while Iwundu and Southwell have started six in a row… Foster and Iwundu have started together each of the last five games.
Team Notes
• K-State's 87 points is a season-high and the most in a game since also scoring 87 against Alabama-Huntsville on Nov. 13, 2012… The 31 field goals were also a season-high, while the 17 assists tied a season-high which has been done two other times this season.
• The Wildcats ended the night, connecting on 46.3 percent (31-of-67) from the field, including 54.8 percent (17-of-31) in the second half.
• K-State posted a season-high 42 points in the paint to go with a season-best 19 second-chance points… The Wildcats held a +20 point advantage (42-22) in the paint, while they out-scored the Bears, 19-4, in second-chance opportunities.
• K-State out-rebounded Central Arkansas, 52-22, including 23 offensive boards… The 23 offensive rebounds are the most since the Wildcats hauled in 24 vs. George Washington on Dec. 8, 2012, while the 52 rebounds are the most since bringing in 54 vs. North Florida on Nov. 18, 2012.
• K-State held Central Arkansas to a season-low 54 points and 21 points below their 75 points per game average… The Bears connected on 39.6 percent from the field, including 30.4 percent from 3-point range… The Wildcats have now held four opponents below 40 percent.
• The 22 rebounds by the Bears are the fewest the Wildcats have given up since holding Texas Tech to 20 on two occasions last season.
• A season-high 11 players scored for K-State, including three players in double figures.
Individual Notes
• Shane Southwell tied a career-high with a game-high 19 points on 8-of-14 field goals… It marked the third time this season he has scored in double figures and the 17th time in his career… The effort tied his career-high of 19 vs. Kansas on Jan. 22, 2013.
• Thomas Gipson continued his strong play of late, finishing with 17 points on 7-of-13 shooting… He has scored in double figures in three consecutive games and 25 times in his career.
• 53 of Gipson's 57 points this season have come in the last three games.
• Marcus Foster also scored in double figures with 10 points… He has now scored in double figures in six consecutive games.
• D.J. Johnson corralled a game-high 10 rebounds to go with 8 points.
• Nino Williams posted season-highs for both points (9) and rebounds (7).
• Will Spradling tied a career-high with 3 steals to go with 9 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists.
• Wesley Iwundu posted season-highs for both assists (3) and minutes (28) to go with 7 points and 8 rebounds.
• Shawn Meyer and Ryan Schultz both scored their first points of the season.
• Jack Karapetyan scored his first career points with a field goal in 4 minutes.


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The 12 Really Most Annoying Things About Christmas Shopping
It's getting to crunch time.
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We asked you to give us examples of what you find most annoying about Christmas, and you came through. We added some of our own.
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11. The people who use store employees as personal shoppers Yes, your Christmas shopping is much, much more important than anyone else's. And it's all so confusing! So it's best to just latch onto a store employee and have him walk you around the entire store finding the things on your list, and then subjecting him to a 23-minute discussion on the relative merits of each item, as compared to another item sitting next to it. Because really, there's no one else in the place who's looking to get a simple question answered.
10. Yes, dammit, I'm paying by check And I'm completely surprised by the fact that I am required to pull out a check, write on it and give ID. I've just been so fascinated by watching this big line grow behind me as the cashier totals up my stuff that I didn't think to begin the process until she asks me. Oh, and I don't have a pen.
9. From Terri Towers: "People who can't drive come out of their houses once a year to shop. Extra idiots on the road!" Now come on, when you only drive once a year, you want to savor the experience, mostly by driving 20 percent under whatever the speed limit is, keeping your blinker on at all times except turning, and paying no attention to the drivers who are finally getting to pass you, their middle fingers kept out of site only because it's Christmas.
8. The parking-lot pain in the ass Cruising ever so slowly up and down the lanes, looking for that perfect spot, with "perfect" meaning "I don't have to walk more than 75 feet." Noted mostly for his or her ability to latch onto anyone exiting a store and follow them, two feet behind, to whatever car they're going to, only to give up in disgust and speed on by when the 75-foot limit is breached.
7. The "just putting stuff in the trunk" guy Yeah, everyone has a little bit of Parking Lot Pain in the Ass to him. So if you've been looking for a spot for-fucking-ever, and the bundle-hauling dude strolling in front of your car stops and pops open the trunk on a car, you are slamming on the brakes. And smugly looking down on all the other putzes still looking for a space. Until, that is, the dude slams the trunk closed after depositing his packages, and goes back for more shopping.
6. Baby strollers At some point in the fairly recent past, it was decreed that all baby strollers must be the size of Hummers. We wish we had heard about the legislation when it was still pending, because we would have lobbied against it.
5. From Becci Himes: "Never enough check out clerks" See, this just stems from a simple misunderstanding. Unstaffed checkout lanes have an aesthetic purpose, not a practical one. All that emptiness, aching to be filled, is symbolic of mankind's vain, doomed hope...to ever get out of the Target.
4. Cell phone users describing clothing to someone Loudly, of course. Seeking advice as to whether someone will like it. "It's blue, but not a real bluey blue, you know? No, more blue than that. More like that shirt Bob wore at Cancun...."
3. The person clutching the coupon flyer It's Christmas. Do you really think anything in that flyer is still going to be in stock? So don't take up the aisle looking behind every item trying to find one.
2. From Carlene Gaharan Elliott: "People are my biggest pet peeve. Just people. I do all my shopping online." We're starting to think you're right. Especially when we read this next one...
1. From Stayce Van Buren: "Having a man pull a gun on me because he wanted the parking spot I got to first... So lack of any parking at the Galleria! Not so cool!" Her follow-up post: "P.s. Gun man won the rare spot btw".
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so I've asked a page on Facebook and kind of just got rude comments but my daughter has her tantrums as most children do. tho my daughter has been throwing her head back since she was 6 months old and she has broken my nose three times from doing it. it happens so fast i cant dodge it sometimes but I've tried everything to resolve the issue before she becomes that angry. but im still having a hard time getting the screaming and all the madness in control i know i wont be able to make her stop fully but i just need a few tips to try I've tried time outs spankings (nothing hard!) and not giving in and it only gets worse. PLEASE HELP!
i had tried that but i had to move her to a big girl bed when she was 15 months she could get out of the crib if left
I would continue time outs and be consistent with them. My daughter used to do the same thing... although she never broke my nose doing it ... maybe she has a softer head, LOL. But I found that redirecting or even a time out would work to delay the tantrum. If it is out in public it is a harder thing... but I usually just left the store.
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well its very important the opinions i had read here to increment the cuality of the work of stanley i think he is doing a great job that i personilly thanks (i'm new to derby) my personal opinion stanley: but its true that is a bit far from be an introductory material its true that is the begining and will have some changes that will be aprecciated but i personally think that your work stanley will be more accepted , digested by newberby people LIKE ME ;-) if your work base on a tutorial case i mean that you enumerate each line you write of the examples and then explain the meaning of each line one by one i know is more work but there are more than 1000 people that are windows user (me one of then) that want to migrate to derby world and don't find the console/terminal a great place to work (like me :-s , windows is killing us :-p ) is a bit hard accomodate to a terminal when you only knows buttons ;-) inside a java code no problem , we all are programmers ;-) but outside having a terminal workspace to do all , to some windows user (me me me :-D ) is so frustrated ah and referent to uppercase or lower case thats really is a candy you only need to specificate your style at the begining of the book i mean somthing like this : sql sentences will be bold and blue to the rest of book berby command will be gray and itally i say this because the font style and color have an effect on the mind that is probed on pedagogical field and i think you can abord this tools too to have a better efect ;-) i hope this opinion serve to something ;-) differente destination of a trash :-p thanks stanley for your work On 3/9/06, Stanley Bradbury <email@example.com> wrote: > > Hi David - > > Thanks for the feedback. My responses interspersed - >>> marks the > beginning of each response. > > David W. Van Couvering wrote: > > > Thanks for your work on this, Stanley. Here are some comments, > > probably more to follow: > > > > INTRODUCTION > > - It would be nice to tell the user what each activity is and what > > they can expect to be able to do and what they will learn as a result > > of each activity. > > > >>> I removed the chapter descriptions from this revision (v 1.1) based > on initial responses to the more tutorial approach taken originally - it > would be easy to add these back in (perhaps I removed too much in this > revision}. I will highlight this issue by placing it on what I am now > calling my 'Request for Comments' list along with the other two items. > I will solicit specific feedback on the items on this list later this > month. Unless I get strong objections I will add this back in. > > > - Somehow this section isn't very welcoming. It seems very > > detail-oriented from the get-go. Is there a way to make it a little > > more conversational, such as "Welcome to Derby! We think you'll find > > Derby to be both easy to use and fully functional. In this document > > we hope to help you get up and running with Derby as quickly as > > possible." > > > > Think of it as a really nice hotel with the friendly staff welcoming > > you into to the hotel, or a very good maitre'd welcoming you into a > > great restaurant. > > > >>> Thank you for the specific rewording, unless you object I will add > this text to the document. Overall I plan for the activity sections to > be terse and to the point but I see no reason the Introduction could not > be conversational and inviting. I will look at the reset of the section > in that light as well. > > > ACTIVITY 1 > > > > - You say "mkdir DERBYDBS" and then "cd DERBYDBS" and then "cp > > something.sql .". This makes no sense, as something.sql must be > > somewhere else than within DERBYDBS. What is the full path to > > something .sql? > > > >>> something.sql is my bad. Everyone caught that - it is placeholder > for the actual script that is yet be be named. All references will be > updated when the script name and location is known. > > > > > CREATING THE DATABASE AND RUNNING SQL > > > > - 'Activity Sequence' is a bit jargony. Rather than say "The commands > > in this Activity Sequence perform the following operations" can't you > > just say "The commands below accomplish the following tasks". And > > can't you just call it a "Task" rather than an "Activity Sequence"? > > > >>> I chose Activity Sequence because Task sounds, well taxing, like > doing the chores. I am not wedded to the term 'Activity Sequence' but I > do want to have one succinct heading for each commands section in every > chapter. Originally it was Activity Command Sequence but that seemed > too long. I will look at using a different phase in the body of the > text when referring to the section so it does not appear as much. Are > there any word-smiths out there with ideas on a different section > heading and reference term to use in the body of the text? > > > - I don't think you need the note about Windows and UNIX commands, > > that will be quite obvious once the user gets into it > > > >>> I agree - it looks even worse in the Chapter I am currently working > on. I will let the following statement in the Introduction be the only > place this is stated: " Complete command syntax is presented that will > execute on a Windows machine or in a UNIX/Linux Korn shell. " > > > - I am sure you'll fix the jar file name from derbygo.jar to > > derbyrun.jar? > > > >>> Yep. I bet on the wrong horse with regard to which name would win > out. > > > - I thought you could just say 'java -jar derbyrun.jar ij' (at least, > > that's how Andrew represented it in his email, maybe he was using > > shorthand). > > > >>> I will test this. If it works (and I expect it will) then this > shorter form is the preferred syntax. > > > - Can you use all caps for the JDBC URL? Does > > "JDBC:DERBY:FIRSTDB;CREATE=TRUE" really work? I notice in your > > comment at the end that you use lower-case, so it's inconsistent too. > > > >>> Good get - I will correct this. I got carried away with > uppercasing all the SQL statements (upper case SQL seems to be a > standard in the Derby docs). > > > - In general I would think most people would type in lower-case, not > > upper-case... I would hate to force people to turn on caps-lock when > > it's not needed. > > > >>> Do you feel I should move away from using UPPERCASE in the SQL > statements despite it's prevalence in the documentation? I know that I > don't enter sql in uppercase. > > > Thanks, and I appreciate the incremental approach to reviewing this. > > > > David > > > > > > >
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Guwahati, June 13: A self-proclaimed seeker of truth today slit his 18-month-old daughters throat at the Kamakhya temple here in a bizarre quest for divine powers, but a group of saner devotees intervened to save her life.
The girl, Taramai, would have died had some visitors to the temple not responded to her wails when her 35-year-old father attempted to sacrifice her at the altar with a sharp weapon. The incident occurred around 1.30 pm.
The man, who claimed to be a tantrik, was assaulted by the devotees and handed over to Jalukbari police.
Guwahati superintendent of police H.C. Nath said the man, identified as Amritlal Mazumdar, had confessed to his crime. The officer quoted him as saying that he thought sacrificing his daughter would prompt the deity to bestow him with divine powers.
Doctors at the dispensary in the temple premises stitched Taramais wound and handed her over to the Missionaries of Charity-run Sishu Bhavan. She is stated to be out of danger.
An office-bearer of the Kamakyha Debuttar Trust, which manages the temple, described the incident as a minor case. He said the man was mentally deranged and addicted to ganja.
One of the devotees present at the temple when the incident took place said the girl was lucky to survive.
I saw people bring out the girl with blood oozing from the wound on her neck. Her clothes were completely blood-soaked, he said.
The police said the girl seemed to have been dressed up for the intended sacrifice, with her body smeared with alta.
The accused, who initially identified himself as Satya Das meaning seeker of truth said he had been fasting and praying at the temple for the past four days.
Wearing saffron robes and sporting a bright tilak on his forehead, he said, Whatever I did, I did for the truth and whatever I will do, it will be for the truth.
Officer-in-charge of Jalukbari police station, D. Gogoi, said Mazumdar could be mentally deranged. He was taken for a medical check-up in the evening to ascertain his mental condition. The report is expected tomorrow.
The police are trying to ascertain whether the girl who was about to be sacrificed is actually Mazumdars daughter.
They have already found out that his wife left him after a quarrel.
If she is not his daughter, he will be additionally charged with abduction, a police official said.
Residents of the Kamakhya area said they had noticed the accused loitering in the temple complex during the past few days along with the child.
Nobody paid much attention to him because, as one resident said, he looked like one of the many devotees who have arrived for the Ambubachi Mela.
The fair, the biggest religious event in the temples annual calendar, gets under way this month.
According to a journal of the Assam Research Society, the practice of human sacrifice was prevalent in the temple till the reign of King Gaurinath Singha (1780-1796).
In medieval times, narabali (human sacrifice) at the altar of Goddess Shakti was believed to be the first step towards acquiring divine powers. Girls were, however, never sacrificed.
It is said that human effigies are now used for the ritual, albeit in utmost secrecy.
The sacrifice is generally made at midnight, on Ashtami during Durga Puja.
Animals continue to be sacrificed at the altar on special occasions.
This has often caused friction between animal rights activists and the temples trustees.


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Honey-Whole Wheat Bread
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This is from a cookbook I bought a long time ago and have changed a few things in this recipe. I use pancake syrup to replace the honey. Makes 1 1/2 lbs loaf in bread machine.
Top Review by Julie Bs Hive
Beautiful texture, beautiful taste. I used orange blossom honey and 1 whole packet of rapid rise yeast. I used the dough cycle only and finished the loaf in the oven @350° for 35 minutes. Made for Spring PAC 09.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup water, plus
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 1⁄4 cup honey
- 1 1⁄2 cups white flour
- 1 1⁄2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons shortening
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Business year in review
► January
Irish telecoms provider Magnet announces the opening of a new office in Galway.
32 new jobs are created in Athenry by Amicitia, a socially inclusive social enterprise that aims to offer more job opportunities to people with disabilities.
► February
Galway company PolyPico wins the €10,000 top cash prize in the SCCUL Enterprise Awards for their innovative fluid dispensing technology, while 17 year old teenage entrepreneur Conor O'Flaherty scoops the new €5,000 Bursary with his online talent management agency for YouTube stars.
Galway organic vegetable farmer Kenneth Keavey features in UTV Ireland's fly-on-the-wall rural series, 'Rare Breed: A Farming Year'.
Fahy Travel Worldchoice is named Travel Agency of the Year with fewer than 10 employees at the Irish Travel Agents' Association's annual awards.
The Galway Plaza opens for business at Junction 16, Kiltullagh on the M6. Owned by Supermac's Pat and Una McDonagh, the Motorway Services Station and Food Court project creates 85 jobs.
175 new jobs are created in Loughrea by Chanelle Group, Ireland's largest indigenous pharmaceuticals manufacturer, as part of a €70 million investment programme.
Galway is ranked one of the winners of The Financial Times fDi Magazine's European Cities and Regions of the Future 2016/17. Galway is ranked fDi's No. 1 Micro European Cities of the Future 2016/17 for Economic Potential and No.1 Micro European Cities of the Future 2016/17 for Business Friendliness.
► March
Ballybrit-based medtech company Alere announces it is tripling its operations at its Galway facility, resulting in over 150 million state-of-the-art rapid diagnostic tests being managed through Galway, and the creation of 40 new jobs.
Collins McNicholas Recruitment & HR Services Group is recognised as one of Ireland's Best Workplaces 2016.
► April
The World Travel & Tourism Council announces the election of Galway native Gerald Lawless, Tourism and Hospitality at Dubai Holding, as its Chairman.
Galway businesswoman Jade Goodfellow wins the Young Business Person Award at the Micro Biz Awards.
► May
The first building in the new Galway City Innovation District, The PorterShed, is officially launched. The building at the back of Ceannt Station, just off Eyre Square, provides co-working space for 75 people.
Shannon Group plc records total turnover of €65.6m in 2015 with post-tax profits of €7.3m in its first full year of trading.
Galway equipment systems engineering firm SL Controls announces 20 new positions.
One-day summit Innovating West takes place at NUI Galway, focusing on 'Learning from Entrepreneurs'.
Online home furnishings and décor company Wayfair announces the expansion of its multi-lingual European Operations Centre in Galway, creating 160 new jobs at a new 30,000 square foot facility on the Tuam Road.
Father and daughter Joe and Carmel Goodfellow from Claregalway company Eco Grate appear on RTÉ's 'Dragon's Den', securing €80,000 investment in their product.
Ireland West Airport Knock records a nine per cent increase in passenger numbers in the first quarter of 2016 with over 123,000 passengers using the airport.
Top Oil are named overall winners of the bilingual award Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh 2016.
Galway City is named in the Top 20 European destinations for conferences and conventions by the International Congresses and Conventions Association.
► June
Galway couple Enda and Valerie Dodd develop software, Animated Language Learning, that aims to help children with autism communicate.
Galway City restaurant and café The GBC celebrates 80 years in business.
US medical devices company Surmodics announces the creation of 100 new jobs in Ballinasloe.
Deloitte officially opens its 'office of the future' in the Galway Financial Services Centre on Moneenageisha Road.
Bord Iascaigh Mhara holds its National Seafood Conference – Global Insights, Irish Opportunity' event at the Radisson Blu Hotel. Meanwhile more than 60,000 visitors flock to SeaFest, Ireland's national maritime festival, on Galway Harbour.
Home Instead Senior Care celebrates 10 years in business.
Galway chef Michael O'Meara is honoured at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in China.
US medical technology company Zeltiq Aesthetics announces it is establishing a European manufacturing facility in Galway, creating up to 60 jobs.
The UK's decision to leave the EU is described as a "huge blow" to Irish tourism by the Restaurants Association of Ireland.
► July
Waste water company Glan Agua and civil engineering company MEIC create 60 new jobs in Galway.
It's estimated that one million extra visitors are expected to visit Galway City and County in 2020 as a result of winning the European Capital of Culture title.
Connemara medical device company Proxy Biomedical creates over 30 new jobs at its facility in An Spidéal.
Sigmar Recruitment announces the creation of 150 jobs in Galway, Dublin, Cork and Kerry.
A new campaign aimed at supporting job seekers with disabilities and employers is launched by EmployAbility Galway. The organisation calls on employers to back their #100jobs campaign and support their goal of placing 100 people with disabilities in employment.
Australian technology company SiteMinder chose the city as a new base, creating 100 jobs.
► August
The decision to grant permission for Apple's €850 million data centre in Co. Galway is described as a "huge shot in the arm for the greater Athenry area".
Saol Cafe at NUI Galway is named JCI Galway's Friendliest Business.
► September
NUI Galway climbs 22 places to 249 in the QS World University Ranking 2016/2017 – the only Irish university to increase its ranking.
Galway hoteliers welcome a 9.8% increase in visitors but caution that the effect of Brexit needs to be monitored so that the sector can plan for a potential negative impact.
The new €68 million medical device research centre CÚRAM is launched at NUI Galway, targeting chronic diseases including diabetes, Parkinson's and heart disease.
► October
Dervans Fashion Loughrea celebrates 80 years in business.
Galway restaurants Loam on Fairgreen Road and Aniar on Lower Dominick Street retain their Michelin Star status for 2017.
► November
Standún, Spiddal celebrates 70 years in business.
Almost 3,000 people turn out in Athenry to support the 'Apple for Athenry' march, in support of the planned Apple data centre development near the town.
Galway City centre institution Treasure Chest celebrates 50 years in business.
American IT company Ipswitch opens a permanent EMEA centre of excellence at Citypoint in Galway City, creating 60 jobs over the next five years.
Galway businessman Jimmy Griffin of Griffin's Bakery warns that new parking charges on Sundays will drive people out of the city.
Kenny Galway closes its doors after a receiver is appointed to the company by a US vulture fund. The Galway car dealership reopens days later after the High Court appoints an interim examiner to the company.
Source and Supply Logistics (SSL) are named overall winner of the Galway Chamber Business of the Year Award.
The West of Ireland's largest business networking event, MeetWest, takes place in Mayo with hundreds of delegates attending.
Cambus Medical celebrates its 10th anniversary.
► December
The US Department of Transport's decision to award a foreign air carrier licence to Norwegian Air International is hailed as hugely positive news for the West.
Paul Killoran from Ex Ordo is named Galway's 'Best Young Entrepreneur' in Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur (IBYE) competition.
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Gulliver's Corn
Recipe by LonghornMama
This corn is so rich, almost like an alfredo. It's too high in fat for me to make often but is a really nice side dish for the holidays or other special dinner. I got the recipe from my stepmother who is an amazing cook. Based on the reviews here, I'd suggest you start with only one teaspoon of salt and add more if needed.
Top Review by madalynsmom
Love this recipe!! I make it as the recipe is written. My family loves it! Sure it's not a "diet" recipe but who cares for that on Holidays!!! I took it to my husbands family for Easter last year and they loved it!! And most of them are healthy eaters! I will be making this for years to come.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (16 ounce) bag frozen corn
- 1 1⁄2 cups whipping cream
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 3 tablespoons melted butter
- 3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese
- 1⁄2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons butter
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- Butter baking dish and sprinkle with 3 T Parmesan, tilting pan to distribute cheese.
- Bring the whipping cream to a boil, reduce heat and add corn.
- Simmer 5 minutes.
- Stir in salt and sugar.
- Make paste with 3 T butter and 3 T flour and stir into corn.
- Cook until thickened.
- Pour into baking dish, sprinkle with cheese and dot with butter.
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The 7th annual Cairns Underwater Film Festival is a celebration of underwater film making and photography.
The festival combines an underwater and film & photo competition focusing on the Great Barrier Reef with a film festival showcasing underwater imagery from around the world.
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Mittenfest will grace Ypsilanti again. After raising a record $15,000 for youth literacy non-profit organization 826michigan (http://www.826michigan.org) last
year, Mittenfest will return with 5 days of music in its sixth consecutive year. Mittenfest VI will be held over New Year's weekend, December 28 through January 1 at Woodruff's in Ypsilanti, showcasing a range of independent musical talent from across the state and beyond. Highlights for me include FAWN, Ryan Allen and His Extra Arms, Matt Jones and the Reconstruction, Drunken Barn Dance, Electric Fire Babies, Black Jake and the Carnies, Passalacqua, Chris Bathgate, and the long-awaited return of Great Lakes Myth Society. Get your butt out to Ypsi this weekend!
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"I'm supportive of the President's plan for Afghanistan, as he laid out in a speech to the nation last night. It is my belief that the surge the President ordered in 2009 accomplished its primary purpose -- to seize the initiative from the Taliban to provide the time and space to develop Afghan institutional capacity, including an Afghan Army and Police Force, which are now able to take on a greater share of responsibility in defending their country and citizens from Taliban attacks. I traveled to Afghanistan in February, and saw and heard from our commanders and Afghan leaders there the marked progress that had been made. We are now in a position to begin drawing down our troop levels. Drawing down 33,000 troops by next summer is realistic and achievable, while still ensuring we can preserve the gains we have made during the surge as Afghan Security Forces increasingly take over the responsibility for securing their country. We utilized a similar approach in Iraq, and as a result, we are now in a position this year to bring home the remaining troops there having achieved our objectives. Iraq will not be a Jeffersonian democracy but it will be stable and friendly to US interests.
"As we go forward, our country needs significant reforms to our national security establishment, including consolidating our intelligence community and better integrating it with the Special Operations Command to continue to combat the existential al Qaeda threat. I'm convinced there are other significant reforms possible within the DOD to enable us to realize more savings within the Pentagon budget, which in turn will allow us to address our deficit problem."
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Story: Who is responsible for the kidnapping of Charles Urschel.
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Blood Will Out: The True Story of a Murder, a Mystery, and a Masquerade
by Walter Kirn
4 stars
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Walter Kirn's profile of the serial liar and convicted killer known as "Clark Rockefeller" is no ordinary work of true crime and literary journalism.
The chronicle of Kirn's ill-fated friendship with the conman, Blood Will Out must be one of most honest, compelling and strangest books about the relationship between a writer and his subject.
Unbeknown to Kirn, "Clark Rockefeller" was the latest in a series of identities adopted by German immigrant Christian Gerhartsreiter. Kirn, a son of working-class Midwesterners, was smitten. Like many an ambitious writer, he thought the charismatic and odd Rockefeller might make a good character for a magazine article or even a novel.
Rockefeller managed to keep Kirn off balance by making use of a quality he later reveals is the key to fooling anyone: "Vanity, vanity, vanity." When Kirn had a tax problem, Rockefeller gave him "George's" private phone number - meaning then-president George W. Bush. "This isn't the White House switchboard," Rockefeller tells Kirn. "It's his private line. He'll answer personally."
The number looked real, but Kirn didn't have the courage to call it.
And for a decade Kirn couldn't quite bring himself to write about his friend, even in fiction, either. It was only when Rockefeller was thrust into the news by kidnapping his own daughter in 2008 that the full scope of his lies were made clear to Kirn and everyone who knew him in the many places he switched identities.
During Gerhartsreiter's trial for the murder of Jonathan Sohus, witness after witness recounted his lies, and for Kirn it was as if he were waking up from a dream.
Kirn worked independently to further unravel Gerhartsreiter's schemes and stories and found one chilling reference after another to books, films and television, each adding to the pathetic and creepy portrait of Clark Rockefeller as a vacuous manipulator. By the end, Kirn has looked into the eyes of a cruel, empty man - and learned a lot about himself in the process.
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With almost 82 million citizens, Germany is a major market within Europe. Due to the country's consistently stable economy, German consumerism is solid and attractive to foreign industry and merchants.
According to figures released by the German Association for Consumer Research (GfK), 34.1 million German consumers buy merchandise or services on the Internet (2010). Among the most popular purchases are books, clothes, travel and concert tickets, and cars. Unlike in other European countries where there is a reluctance toward online shopping by seniors, almost half of Germans between the age of 50 and 69 buy merchandise on the Internet.
Decision Making
The Internet also plays a major role when it comes to decision-making among German consumers. Before buying merchandise or services,, they usually consult the web for information and to compare prices. The cheapest bidder is not always the winner; tidiness, easy-return options, sustainability and quality of the product are more important in the decision-making than the price.
International Shopping
German consumers do not necessarily choose German products. The most popular online vendors in Germany are eBay and Amazon, with their international communities. Food and wine, consumer electronics, and even cars are among the most popular imported articles.