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Mix whipping cream in one bowl. Separate the yolks and egg whites and put each into separate bowls. Whisk yolks, add sugar and whisk again. Add 4-6 ounces of bourbon to yolks and whisk. Bourbon cooks the yolks. Clean the whisk and whisk egg whites until they are stiff. Slowly whisk in yolks. Fold in whipping cream and mix for about a minute. Sprinkle with nutmeg.
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There wasn't much action on Monday, the first day of the 18th annual Toshiba Classic at Newport Beach Country Club.
The shuttle buses driving from nearby parking lots to the club were empty as they made their rounds.
But there was plenty going on Sunday. The Toshiba Classic staff had more than just prep work the day before tournament week began.
The Shot from the Top made its return, although it was called "Delivery for the Top," as four pros took their best shot from atop the roof of the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa and onto the No. 2 green at NBCC.
The pros "competed" against sponsors, as money was raised for charity, a key aspect of the Toshiba Classic.
Fuzzy Zoeller, John Jacobs, Craig Stadler and Andy Bean were the pros. If they lost to a sponsor, the Toshiba Classic donated money to the sponsors' favorite charity. If the pro won, the sponsor donated money to the charity. Shanked shots that landed in the nearby tennis courts, for example, cost the player $300 for charity.
There was more fun, too. Each of the pros aimed for a target below that had an NCAA men's basketball team logo. Whichever logo they landed on became their team for the NCAA tournament. Zoeller landed on Florida State, the Atlantic Coast Conference champion, but made sure to let everyone know he still bled for his Hoosiers, as he is an Indiana alumnus.
Bean was fortunate to land on Florida, his alma mater. Jacobs landed on Ohio State and Stadler will root for St. Mary's.
The four pros helped raise $5,000.
Zoeller also kept himself busy earlier in the day. He had a commercial filmed at NBCC for his line of vodka. The shoot, which included about 30 extras, lasted roughly nine hours.
Zoeller had the entire commercial filmed at NBCC.
Jacobs and his quartet group finished first in the Low Net for Monday's pro-am. Jeff Benck, JP Wang, Derek Phillips and John Dahl with Jacobs scored 53.
Pro Jay Don Blake, along with John Alfieri, Jim Welsh, Keegan Riley and Herb DeSilva were second at 54, while Dana Quigley and his foursome of Greg Solaas, Steve Solaas, Rich Schmitt and Greg Zoll were third at 55.
Tim Codd won the closest-to-the-pin contest on No. 17.
Mike Castner won the longest drive contest for the men and Vicky McGavack won for the women.
Hall of Famer Hale Irwin will be the featured speaker at Tuesday morning's Breakfast With A Champion at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa.
Irwin has the most wins on the Champions Tour with 45. He's the Toshiba Classic's only two-time winner. The breakfast begins at 7 a.m.
Two Orange County high school seniors will be honored during the breakfast as recipients of the Toshiba Classic Scholarship Fund. Each will be presented a $10,000 scholarship.
There were 12 finalists, who were awarded a Toshiba laptop computer. The finalists are: Julia Kerr (Corona del Mar), Kerlly Castellano (Costa Mesa), Olivia Tsai (El Toro), Maxwell Hume (Estancia); Karen Wen (Irvine), Alec Hogan (Laguna Hills), Paul Tadross (Newport Harbor), Drew Gleason (Mission Viejo), Priscilla Vu (Northwood), Karli Thompson (Trabuco Hills), Danielle Shi (University) and Amanda Jaramilla (Woodbridge).
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(Hong Kong) Dragonair announced that its flight operation continues to be disrupted due to strong and gusty crosswind conditions and availability of ground services in support of flight operations at Hong Kong International Airport.
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Just hours after launch, Google Maps for iPhone has skyrocked to the number one slot of Apple's App Store.
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Have you seen our wonderful painted pianos around Downtown Truro?🎹🎼 These pianos are not weather proof and if not taken care of become damaged quickly. We ask that if you see one of the bright beautiful pianos uncovered in the evening or on a less desirable day that you take the time to please put the provided cover on the pianos.🎹🌧😢 Your help is greatly appreciated and we thank you for helping us keep our Downtown bright, colorful and musical!☀🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
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Enter The Bunker will be at our Celebrate Summer (June 20) AND Cheers to Summer! (June 21) events being held on Inglis Place!
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Today ActBlue mourns the passing of Sen. Robert Byrd, who died early this morning at the age of 92. As we observe the death of another titan of the United States Senate, I'd like to reflect on the moment when I became a fan of Senator Byrd. In March of 2003, on the eve of the invasion of Iraq, Senator Byrd addressed his colleagues. The tone he took was self-possessed, firm, statesmanlike. A self-made man from hardscrabble roots, his words reflected the conviction that he had earned the right to speak his mind in troubled times:
The general unease surrounding this war is not just due to "orange
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cost? What is the ultimate mission? How great is the danger at home? A
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thousands of our sons and daughters faithfully do their duty in Iraq.
At the time, it was an act of rare courage. Today, we recognize the wisdom his words contained, as we ask ourselves similar questions about a different war and consider the impact of the current recession on American families and futures. It is to our detriment that Sen. Byrd is no longer with us to guide these discussions.


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The MPAA initially gave "Blue Valentine" an NC-17 rating due to a scene depicting oral sex on a woman. Ryan Gosling (right) accused the association of sexism because other films have depicted oral sex on men and received R ratings. The film's distributor, The Weinstein Company, appealed for an R rating without cutting any scenes and was successful.
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SYCAMORE, IL IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. Test & Measurement Division has introduced the new IDEAL 800 Series Power Clamps designed for evaluating single and three-phase circuits in commercial, utility and industrial applications.
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TWU welcomes prospective transfer students to October 19 Transfer Connection
Prospective transfer students who attend the event will receive a $50 application fee award to apply to TWU. Students also will attend sessions on admissions and financial aid, meet with advisers and faculty, receive sample degree plans, learn more about TWU services tailored to transfer students and take an optional campus tour.
Check-in for the "Transfer Connection" begins at 8:30 a.m. on the first and second floors of the Classroom Faculty Office (CFO) Building on TWU's Denton campus. For a map of campus, visit www.twu.edu/maps.asp. Information sessions conclude at 11:30 a.m., followed by campus tours and residence hall viewings. Free parking is available throughout the Denton campus for the event.
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UAE. In line with its commitment to advancing women's growth and development in the workplace, EY has teamed up with Mums@Work to provide 18 Returnship roles. The roles are open to women in Dubai with professional work experience who are looking to resume work after taking a career break of two years or longer.
Through the initiative, EY will assist their transition back into an office setting that is flexible, inclusive, and diverse while refreshing their skills and experience.
The Returnship program by EY will focus on helping women to avoid undervaluing their skills and the practical knowledge they are bringing to a role after a career break.
Joe Murphy, UAE Managing Partner, EY, says:"At EY, we believe that a career break does not hinder an employee's ability to be a valuable player. The collaboration with Mums@Work will allow us to reach women with a diverse set of skills and various levels of experience who may not have otherwise applied to work with a professional services organization. Together, we can redefine the opportunities for future generations of women and be more inclusive of different career paths. "
The inaugural EY Returnship program for women with professional working experience will run for 12 weeks and consists of seven components: on the job training, client engagements, career development sessions such as personal brand development, networking events, mentoring and coaching sessions.
During the development and mentoring sessions, EY will provide a certified coach to help participants identify possible limiting beliefs that may be creating barriers and preventing career development.
Furthermore, the participants will meet with successful female role models in the organization through the EY Women's Network initiatives. By the end of the program, the women will have gained job experience and worked on assignments that will inspire their professional development and help them move closer to long-term career goals.
"Quite often women returning to work will accept more junior positions, or a lower salary, than the position they'd held before their career break. They are also sometimes afraid to negotiate flexible working hours in order to retain a job offer and appear committed. Our coaching sessions will encourage women to discuss these issues, build confidence and find solutions and options that work for both the employee and the employer," says Joe.
#The EY Returnship opportunities include positions in human resources, financial services, cyber intelligence, strategy, tax, and auditing.
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I once called it a Nunnery; Dave laughed!
I haven't participated in Carmi's Thematic Photographic prompts in a looooong time, but this one hit home! This week, his prompt is "Pics taken with a smartphone". Lord, I don't know when last I used any of my cameras! My favorite go-to one, the Sony DSC F-717 is on the fritz, as is the 50mm lens for my Canon and the other lenses I have…eh. Too much. I love the easy accessibility of my iPhone! So here are two I snapped last weekend.
Bachand Hall Convent in Lowell, MA. Took this one from my car, I was at a stop sign, waiting to take a left
I call this one "Oh boy!" As you can tell, this was a low light situation. Still, his expression is priceless and the dog waiting patiently in the background…LOL! As an aside, yikes, my place looks messy and really, Janet? Snowy pine trees? *eye roll*
Thanks, Carmi! Great prompt!
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PghSkins wrote:All due respect to Ficken for trying but we need a campus wide tryout for a kicker.
thepittman wrote:PghSkins wrote:All due respect to Ficken for trying but we need a campus wide tryout for a kicker.
He is supposed to be really good, he just can't handle this level of pressure.
UNIVERSITY PARK — The 11 carries senior Michael Zordich received Saturday against Navy represented a major offensive workload for a fullback in a system known for three-and four-receiver formations.
The volume of work Zordich received also demonstrated Penn State's plight at running back.
Starter Bill Belton missed his second straight game because of an ankle injury and Derek Day didn't play because of a separated shoulder suffered in the second half of last weekend's loss at Virginia. Enter Zordich.
One of the Nittany Lions' emotional leaders became the team's leading rusher in a 34-7 victory over Navy.
The 6-foot-1, 236-pound Zordich barreled his way to 50 yards. Zordich learned Monday he might factor more into the offensive plan. He said he knew by Tuesday that his running role would be expanded and he would receive some work at tailback. Saturday marked Zordich's first extensive action as a tailback since his senior year at Cardinal Mooney High School back in Youngstown, Ohio.
"It wasn't very difficult," he said. "It was more fun than anything. It's something I used to do and I got to do it again.
"I spend each day in the film room with these guys. I know enough to get into it. Once I knocked a little bit of rust off, I was fine."
Zordich was one of just three Nittany Lions to tote the ball. Junior Curtis Dukes had 47 yards on 11 carries and quarterback Matt McGloin gained 13 yards on six carries.
The most intriguing backfield option unveiled Saturday wasn't even an offensive player.
Defensive tackle Jordan Hill made his offensive debut when Penn State moved to the Navy 2-yard line on the game's opening drive.
Hill was on the field for two offensive plays. He lined up as a tight end on the first one. He was in the backfield on the second play, which ended with Matt McGloin tossing a 2-yard touchdown pass to freshman tight end Jesse James.
Playing offense isn't a new experience for Hill. As a fullback at Steelton- Highspire High School near Harrisburg, he helped tailback Jeremiah Young establish Pennsylvania's career rushing record.
Young now plays at Bucknell. "I pride myself on that," Hill said. "He was one of my best friends growing up. Knowing his talent, I said, 'Hey, just follow me. We are going this way and you are going to get there.'"
On his weekly radio show on Thursday, Penn State coach Bill O'Brien said a mystery runner would be used against Navy. O'Brien was asked after the game whether Hill was that player.
"I'm not telling," O'Brien said. "Yeah, he is part of the mystery running back committee."
Hill seems ready to play more offense.
"All options are available," he said. "I really like lead blocking. I was excited for that first play. The linebacker actually came down and cut me. He went straight for my legs. I was a little upset about that. We will see how it goes."
Smith doesn't play
Penn State played without a big part of its offensive line. Donovan Smith, a talented 6-foot-5, 316-pound redshirt freshman left tackle, didn't dress because of an ankle injury he suffered last weekend at Virginia.
O'Brien said Smith should be ready for next weekend's game against Temple.
With Smith out, Mike Farrell and Adam Gress started at left and right tackle, respectively. The Nittany Lions juggled their offensive line throughout the game, giving Angelo Mangiro and Eric Shrive first-team work. Mangiro played left guard and Shrive worked at right tackle.
"You try to learn by playing," O'Brien said. "That's what we need to do."
First catches
Three Penn State players notched their first career receptions, beginning with James, a tight end, who ended the opening drive with a touchdown.
James was one of two true freshmen to snag a McGloin pass.
Trevor Williams had a 24-yard reception in the second quarter.
McGloin also completed a pass to the player he nudged out to win the starting quarterback job. Paul Jones, who recently moved to 'F' tight end, had a 7- yard reception in the second quarter.
Kicking dilemmas
Is O'Brien's confidence in sophomore kicker Sam Ficken waning?
Facing a fourth-and-goal from the Navy 8, O'Brien elected to run an offensive play instead of sending Ficken out for a 25-yard kick. The play ended with McGloin throwing an incomplete pass in the end zone.
"I felt good about the play call," O'Brien said. "It had nothing to do with Sam Ficken."
Ficken didn't attempt a field goal and went 4 of 5 on extra points, missing one wide right in the second quarter. He kicked off six times, with four landing in the end zone for touchbacks.
Ficken missed four goals and an extra point was blocked in last weekend's 17-16 loss at Virginia.
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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2001 Press Releases > August 2001 News Releases > Wayland gallery to host Texas Watercolor Society show
Wayland gallery to host Texas Watercolor Society show
Wayland Baptist University's Abraham Art Gallery will host the 52nd Annual Awards Exhibit of the Texas Watercolor Society from September 3-21. This is the university's seventh year to host the show.
The traveling exhibit features pieces by 80 artists chosen from the society's annual competition, which draws entries from all over the country. Some of the watercolors have been specifically honored by TWS. Henry Dixon of Kansas City, Mo. Won the Best of Show Award for his piece titled "River Market Eatery." Dan Burt of Kerrville, whose work was included in last year's show, returns with his piece titled "Spoleto-Scape II," which earned the Robert and Margaret Pace Willson Award.
Area artists chosen for the show include Betty Blevins and Carol Howell, both of Lubbock. Howell's piece titled "New Orleans Trumpet" received the Arches Paper Award. Blevins' work titled "Ruler of Steam and Steel" received an Honorable Mention & Travel award.
According to Dr. Candace Keller, associate professor of art at Wayland Baptist University and curator of the Abraham Gallery, the exhibit, "illustrates the breadth of the medium and shows extreme flexibility of media."
Subject matter in the artwork ranges from still lives and landscapes to portraits and abstracts. Several of the pieces are available for purchase.
The Abraham Gallery is located in the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Learning Resources Center on the campus of Wayland Baptist University in Plainview. For hours or more information, call 291-3710.


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Hi all at London Sci Fi, we entered your 48 FIlm Competition last year and along with a couple of other teams not from the London area, you allowed us to initially upload our films onto You Tube (or similar) to prove they had been created within the time allowed. After this we sent our DVD first class to yourselves there in London.
Are you allowing teams to do this again this year for those daft enough to make the trip?
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Say this for today's Washington-Atlanta game: For a game between two of the worst teams in the league, at least it had a fantastic finish.
Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins, taking over the offense after the benching of Robert Griffin III, threw a touchdown pass to Santana Moss with 22 seconds left, bringing the score to 27-26. But instead of kicking the game-tying extra point, Mike Shanahan decided to go for two. Unfortunately for Cousins, his pass was incomplete, and the Falcons hung on to win.
Cousins showed promise as a passer, completing 29 of 45 passes for 381 yards, with three touchdowns. But he also threw two interceptions and lost a fumble, so his day was far from perfect. Overall Cousins looked fine, but not the kind of player anyone would trade a first-round draft pick for, as Shanahan suggested last week.
The Falcons got two touchdown runs from Steven Jackson and a touchdown catch from Tony Gonzalez in a winning effort. The win improves the Falcons to 4-10 and drops them behind both Houston and Atlanta in the NFL draft order, which is what a game like this really matters for. Neither of these teams is going anywhere, but the team that really benefitted today is St. Louis, which has Washington's first-round pick, a pick that looks likely to be No. 2 overall.


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An early iPhone prototype has surfaced, different from others that we've seen before, and much closer akin to the aspect ratio we're now used to in the iPad. It's also caught on camera. While we have previously seen design concepts and renders, it's rare that we see a development prototype. From early 2005, the prototype has a 5"×7" screen and is two inches thick. It also has a number of ports that would never make it to the final iPhone design. According to Ars Technica:
As seen in the gallery above, this early prototype has a number of ports that we're used to seeing more commonly on computers than on mobile devices, including USB ports, an Ethernet port, and even a serial port. Apple never intended for all of these to make it into the final product, of course—our source said that because this was a development prototype, ports like Ethernet and serial were included simply to make working on the device easier. Still, "at that early date no one knew what [the final device] would be," the source emphasized, highlighting the constantly changing nature of Apple's development process.
The engineering team was impressed that they were essentially running Mac OS X on a machine of that size. In only two years, this device would be refined and become the iPhone we all know and love, making its first appearence at Macworld 2007.
It's funny to think that from this device, and others like it, no doubt, has come most if not all of Apple's current success. Years from now, we'll undoubtedly see more such prototypes for devices that we haven't even seen yet.
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Swimming, maybe? Spawning? Satisfying other crude biological imperatives?
Maybe it's the simple act of being, of possessing a functioning body, of existing as an example of life, colorful, beautiful, graceful, a scintilla amid creation's great dazzle.
Or maybe you don't believe fish are the sorts of things that can experience happiness?
Well, both views are wrong. What makes fish happy—very happy—is peddling fish oil for people to take by the spoonful. It makes them (the fish, not the people) dress up in Carmen Miranda drag and give in to life's clarion call: Dance! Make merry! Shake your fins and die!
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Hacking TypoPosted by: Lily Ballard in Ruby, Site News, tags: apache, mod_rewrite, Ruby, typo
Well, imagine my surprise when I discovered that a bunch of my old entries no longer worked right in Typo? The problem is, out of the box, Typo doesn't bother showing the extended portions of entries, even though it does store them. So I sat down and started poking around the internals of Typo and got it to not only show the extended part, but also to let me edit the extended part from the admin interface. And it didn't take very long at all, because of how powerful and flexible Ruby on Rails is.
And then, after that, I read up on mod_rewrite and added rewrite rules to get all the old MT URLs to point to the right place. Hopefully I didn't miss anything.
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Up is down and down is up these days in Los Angeles, where it's the legendary Lakers who are a hot mess and the Clippers who are no longer confounding.
The Lakers have a Dwight Howard crisis on their hands and are facing a summer that may wind up even more disappointing than their underachieving season. The big man who so badly wanted to be there, who pushed his way out of small-market Orlando in order to shine under the brightest of lights in the biggest of markets, is having second thoughts again as his free agency looms.
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Despite all signs pointing to his Lakers return late in the season, the star whose infamous indecisiveness led to his Orlando saga being dubbed "The Dwightmare" is – according to a person with knowledge of his situation – torn between the idea of Laker life or the notion of joining a Houston Rockets club that looks so much more appealing with James Harden & Co. in tow. The person spoke to USA TODAY Sports on the condition of anonymity because of the private nature of Howard's process.
Across the Staples Center hall, the Clippers' decision to part ways with coach Vinny Del Negro on Tuesday was the latest step forward for the once-woeful franchise. It was a calculated choice that will perfectly position them for the likely re-signing of free-agent-to-be Chris Paul this summer and years of Western Conference contention follow.
It wasn't an indictment of Del Negro as much as it was a reality of today's NBA, as talent rules all and parting ways with the coach was clearly a prerequisite to holding onto Paul after the Clippers fell to Memphis in the first round.
It was handled cleanly, decisively, with a clear vision in mind from all involved parties of both the player and front office sorts. It was, in other words, the opposite of everything unfolding in Lakers Land.
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The Lakers, who hoped Howard's return would help bridge the gap to a new era that could be kickstarted in the summer of 2014 when they have so much salary cap space and may not have Kobe Bryant, are flirting with quite a fallout here. General manager Mitch Kupchak had already urged Howard to choose quickly in the days after the season ended with a first-round sweep by the San Antonio Spurs, informing Howard that he'd be holding up the team's business if he waited until the official free agency period in early July to make up his mind.
But then came the criticisms of coach Mike D'Antoni that were kept quiet before, the passive aggressive claims made through the media that he wasn't used the right way on the floor or respected properly off it in their one season together. It presents quite the irony for the Lakers, who could fix their problem in one fell swoop if only they took the Clippers' tact.
But as Kupchak has long since made clear, D'Antoni isn't going anywhere anytime soon no matter how many times Howard wishes upon his LA star that Phil Jackson is coming back. The Lakers are far too proud of a franchise to take that route, far too hell-bent on not repeating a Magic Johnson-Paul Westhead moment from 1987 to take a page out of the Clippers' playbook and let their star call the coaching shots.
So while the Clippers look forward to the good times ahead, an era of top-notch basketball with Paul and Blake Griffin and their new coach in tow, the Lakers will be waiting on Howard while wondering if unprecedented struggles lie ahead. It's upside down day in Los Angeles, the new way of their shared world.
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Debut author Sangu Mandanna has a lot to be excited about. Her debut novel, The Lost Girl, hits stores in August, and it's already generating a ton of buzz. Sangu took some time out of her busy schedule to introduce herself and to chat about her book.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
[Sangu Mandanna] Creative, stubborn… fun? I like elephants. And Sherlock Holmes. And bookshelves with sliding ladders.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Can you tell us a little about The Lost Girl?
[Sangu Mandanna] It's a book about Weavers who stitch echoes, copies, from scratch. And it's about one of those copies, a girl called Eva who has grown up having to be just Amarra, her original or 'other', but all she wants is to be herself. When her other dies, she has to step into her shoes, live her life, convince the world that Amarra is still alive. She's not allowed to break the Weavers' laws, she's not allowed to run away, and she's not allowed to fall in love with the wrong person. Only she does.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How did you come up with the concept and the characters for the story?
[Sangu Mandanna] I read Frankenstein in my second year of university and I remember wanting to write a whole story from the Creature's point of view, and that made me think of someone stitching life from scratch, which made me think of a sad, eerie Tim Burton-esque Loom, with Weavers stitching echoes out of dust and bones, and I guess the world just slowly developed from there. I didn't actually write it at the time, just sort of scribbled ideas down, but I didn't think anything would come of it because I couldn't see a real story.
Then, that summer, Eva appeared in my head. And I knew I had to write about her. The rest of the characters quickly became just as real and compelling to me. Having said that, if you were to ask my husband, he'd insist a certain character named Sean is a fictional version of him (he's not).
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What was the most challenging aspect of writing the story?
[Sangu Mandanna] Ending it. I love this world and the characters so much. Once I started writing THE LOST GIRL, I realized I could have gone on writing it forever. I still hope to write more about Eva, because her story isn't over yet, but if I'd let myself keep going it would have been very much a case of STOP NOW, EGAD, THE BOOK'S ABOUT THE SIZE OF A HIPPO.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three words best describe Eva?
[Sangu Mandanna] Brave, passionate, fiery. And none of them necessarily in a good way, either.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What are three things Eva would never have in her bedroom?
[Sangu Mandanna] Unfortunately Eva's never really been able to choose what she's had or hasn't had in her bedroom! But if she could, the three things she'd never have: mango pickle, a Jane Austen novel, and Amarra's boyfriend Ray.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What are your greatest creative influences?
[Sangu Mandanna] Frankenstein was a huge influence on THE LOST GIRL, but other influences would be Daphne du Maurier (her writing is just so beautiful), Tim Burton (because he creates strange, sad, interesting things) and Eva Ibbotson (just because her books are so funny and lovely).
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three things do you need in order to write?
[Sangu Mandanna] Music, something to drink, and an exceedingly tidy desk. You won't believe how much an errant pencil bothers my eye.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] If you had to pick one book that turned you on to reading, which would it be?
[Sangu Mandanna] Oh, I can't. I've been reading since I was a wee thing, there are so many books I've loved! Though the first book I remember reading by myself was a board-book version of The Night Before Christmas, so I guess that would be it…
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What do you like to do when you aren't writing?
[Sangu Mandanna] I'm a stunt motorcyclist. No, I'm lying. I only wish I could give you a totally awesome answer like that. But I like very ordinary things. Going to see a movie, standing my baby up on my knees because it makes him give me the most beautiful gummy smile, curling up on the sofa with my husband to watch House. And of course, reading, reading, reading.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How can readers connect with you?
[Sangu Mandanna] I'd love to hear from readers! My website is www.sangumandanna.com, I have a blog at http://sangumandanna.blogspot.com and I'm on Twitter (@SanguMandanna). Readers can also email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Email or Twitter are probably the fastest ways to get a reply.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Thank you!
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Location: Sugarcane ResearchTitle: First report of orange rust caused by Puccinia kuehnii in sugarcane in Louisiana Author
|Grisham, Michael
|Hoy, Jeffrey - Louisiana State University
|Haudenshield, James
|Hartman, Glen
Submitted to: Plant Disease
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/26/2012
Publication Date: 3/1/2013
Citation: Grisham, M.P., Hoy, J.W., Haudenshield, J.S., Hartman, G.L. 2013. First report of orange rust caused by Puccinia kuehnii in sugarcane in Louisiana. Plant Disease. 97(3):426.
Interpretive Summary: In June 2012, the orange rust of sugarcane was observed for the first time in Louisiana. The disease was observed in Florida in 2007 and was the first reported occurrence in the Western hemisphere. Subsequently, orange rust has been reported in most sugarcane production areas of Central and South America and the Caribbean. Sugarcane researchers in Florida have documented economic loss among susceptible sugarcane varieties. In the 3 months following the detection of orange rust in Louisiana, observations of orange rust have been limited to a recently released variety, Ho 05-961. Increase plots of this variety were surveyed, and orange rust symptoms were detected at 17 of 38 (45%) fields. The incidence and severity of the disease remains low, and the distribution appears to be limited to the southern portion of the Louisiana sugarcane production area. However, because the variety is susceptible to orange rust, HoCP 05-961 has been removed from the list of recommended for future planting.
Technical Abstract: In June 2012, lesions typical of rust disease were observed on sugarcane cultivar Ho 05-961 (a complex hybrid of Saccharum L. species) on a farm near Schriever, Louisiana. Incidence and severity of disease symptoms were low. Two types of pustules were observed on leaves of the infected plants: urediniospores from one pustule type were reddish-brown in color, characteristic of brown rust which has been observed in Louisiana since 1979 (2), whereas urediniospores erupting from the other pustule type were orange in color. Samples of the two pustule types were collected. The morphology of the reddish-brown urediniospores was consistent with that described for Puccinia melanocephala Syd. & Syd., the fungus that causes brown rust of sugarcane, while the morphology of the orange urediniospores was consistent with those described for P. kuehnii E.J. Butler, the cause of orange rust of sugarcane (3). Telia and teliospores were not observed. The identity of the two Puccinia species causing the brown and orange rust lesions was verified using the species-specific quantitative PCR assays (1). Two DNA samples extracted from the pustules identified as P. kuehnii were independently subjected to PCR amplification using primers Pk1F and Pk1R (1) to yield a product from the rDNA which was then bidirectionally sequenced using the same primers. The resulting 480 nt sequences were identical to each other, and a BLAST search of Genbank revealed 100% identity to 19 previously reported isolates of P. kuehnii but not more than 89% similarity to any isolate of P. melanocephala (Virtudazo et al., 2001). This is the first report of orange rust in Louisiana. In the 3 months following the detection of orange rust in Louisiana, observations of the disease have been limited to Ho 05-961. Increase plots of this newly released cultivar were surveyed, and orange rust symptoms and urediniospores were detected at 17 of 38 (45%) fields. The incidence and severity of the disease remains low, and the distribution appears to be limited to the southern portion of the Louisiana sugarcane production area.


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The improved Peugeot 308 SW is that rarity; a compact estate car that not only looks good but is practical too. There's no seven seat option but this model comes with a classy interior, a state-of-the-art chassis and, thanks to some fresh powertrains, some excellent efficiency numbers.
I've always struggled a little with the concept of a 'small estate car'. After all, most people buy an estate in search of space and versatility, both tough briefs to meet if the model in question is in any way compact. Though not in this case. Not with this car - the improved version of Peugeot's second generation 308 SW. Here's proof positive that it isn't how big your car is that matters. It's how cleverly it's been designed for interior use of the space that it has. Let me show you what I mean. This 308 SW measures in at just under 4.6m but offers up to 1660-litres of space. The brand's larger 508 SW, in contrast, measuring in at around 4.8m, has 1598-litres inside. You can see the point. Let's check out the improved version of this model.
Driving Experience
The 308 SW rides on the same chassis as the hatch and is all about refinement and a relaxed gait. The suspension carries no great surprises, with a standard front strut and rear torsion beam arrangement. Peugeot has fitted rear trailing arms that allow greater longitudinal arc in the wheel travel. It sounds esoteric but it makes for a smoother ride when the rear wheels hit ridges or bumps. The electrically-assisted power steering is geared towards ease of use rather than detailed feedback but perhaps that's just as well. It makes the 308 SW very comfortable around town in the sort of usage it will mostly see. Onto engines. It's nice to report that the changes made to this revised 308 SW are more than skin-deep. There's an all-new 1.5-litre BlueHDi 130 desel engine for example. And if you're able to stretch up to the 2.0-litre BlueHDi 180 diesel powerplant at the top of the range, you'll now find it mated to an all-new 8-speed automatic transmission. The brand says that its 1.2-litre three cylinder PureTech petrol engine has been extensively revised too, in pursuit of extra efficiency. Otherwise, it's as you were. Most will want the 1.6-litre BlueHDi unit, which comes in either 100 or 120bhp guises. There's also a 2.0-litre BlueHDi engine, offered with either 150 or 180bhp. For petrol people, the engine line-up opens with an 82bhp, 1.2-litre three-cylinder PureTech unit, then there's a choice of either 110 or 130bhp versions of this same engine further up the range. Across the line-up, transmissions are fairly standard fare, with five and six-speed manuals or a six-speed torque-converter automatic. If you want something sparkier, there's a warmed-up GT model.
Design and Build
This revised 308 features a sleeker bonnet that flows into a vertical grille that has a central Lion badge and the 'Peugeot' name sculpted into the upper trim. The revised elliptical headlights come with integrated daytime running light LEDs to produce a distinctive front light signature. Other design-led changes include a re-styled front bumper with three lower grille openings to ensure effective engine cooling, while the rear lamps show a smart three-claw light signature. Plusher variants all feature a large glass roof as standard. Despite that arcing roofline, there's plenty of space in the back. The boot below the parcel shelf is a respectable 660-litres, which includes 70-litres of storage under the floor. You also get so-called Magic Flat rear seats which allow instant folding of both parts of the rear seat using levers accessible on the sides of the boot. Thanks to the automatic lowering of the rear seat cushions, the result is a flat floor and 1,660-litres of luggage space. Not enough for the extra third row seating that pevious models used to have though. The boot aperture has a width of up to 106cm and a length to the rear seat backs of 107cm. It has vertical side walls with minimal wheel arch intrusion and the load sill is among the lowest of any estate car. The interior retains the 'i-Cockpit' design that sees the driver looking the instruments over the top of the steering wheel. As before, there's also a 9.7-inch centre dash colour monitor incorporating 'Mirror Screen' technology which allows you to connect in your smartphone using the 'Android Auto'/'MirrorLink' or 'Apple CarPlay' systems. There's aso a faster-acting navigation system with voice control that connects into the TomTom real time traffic monitoring service.
Market and Model
Prices start from around £17,000 and all models include Bluetooth, air conditioning and a DAB radio. You'll need to avoid the entry-level Access model though if you want the 9.7-inch multi-function infotainment touchscreen that makes the 308's interior such an engaging place to be. That's included at Active level, along with alloy wheels and auto headlamps. The range-topping Allure model gets leather and Alcantara seats, or you can pay a bit more and go for full leather. This features subtle stitching, some impressive fluting and a particularly comfortable shape. The optional electric adjustment includes a variable massage function. The full-length glass roof transforms the feel of the rear seats and is sure to prove a favourite option. Electric parking brakes haven't found universal favour but the one fitted to the 308 is one of the better examples. It disengages automatically as you pull away and makes the centre console look clean and tidy. The aluminium roof bars are a standard fit item and Peugeot will also sell you accessory and carrying systems for roof boxes and cycle carriers.
Cost of Ownership
So what's changed from an efficiency perspective? Well, the three-cylinder 1.2-litre PureTech petrol engine has undergone a major upgrade, with at-source and at-exhaust emission control for low real-life fuel consumption and even more efficient pollution reduction. High-precision injection control on the PureTech 130 Stop&Start unit enhances combustion efficiency: exhaust gases go through a catalytic converter then a passive-regeneration gasoline particle filter. A new six-speed manual gearbox allows owners to reap maximum benefit. Even more significant is the introduction of the brand's new 1.5-litre BlueHDi 130 S&S Diesel engine, a four-cylinder unit that also implements at-source and at-exhaust emission control. Combustion efficiency is improved by a patented combustion chamber design, the efficacy of which was amply proven under competition conditions in the 24-hour Le Mans event. Further efficiency gains are afforded by the SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) pollution control system, fitted as close as possible to the engine for the fastest possible post-treatment action. Let's give you some stats. The 1.6 BlueHDi variant many buyers will still choose returns around 80mpg on the combined cycle and emits not much more than 90g/km in base 100bhp form. In the 120bhp version, these stats actually improve - to over 85mpg and around 85g/km. Don't automatically opt for a diesel though, until you check out the PureTech petrol options which could make more sense for lower mileage owners. All of this is helped by this car's relatively light weight. The 1.6 diesel for example, tips the scales at about ten per cent less than the equivalent Volkswagen Golf Estate.
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Key Standard Features*
- 6 speakers radio with mp3 compatible
- Solid - Hurricane grey
- Front passenger seat lumbar adjustment
- Sports style front seats with elongated cushion bases and increased side support
- Driver seat lumbar adjustment
- Aluminium longitudinal roof bars
- Radiator grille - chequered with chrome edge trim and red peugeot lettering
- Chrome side window trim
- Solid paint
- Rear armrest with ski flap and two cup holders
- Alcantara/leather upholstery with red stitching
- Programmable cruise control and speed limiter
- 18" Diamant two tone diamond cut alloy wheels
- Alcantara/leather - Mistral Black with red stitching
|Body Glass
|Intermittent rear wash/wipe
|Automatic front rain sensing wipers
|One touch electric front/rear windows
|Dark tinted rear windows
|Electric front/rear windows with one touch/anti pinch
|Automatic triggered rear windscreen wiper in reverse gear
|Dark tinted Rear side and tailgate windows
|Front windscreen wiper with multi speed setting
|Heated rear windscreen
|Front/rear disc brakes
|Electronic parking brake + Hill assist
|Lowered ride height - front 7mm and rear 10mm
|Lowered suspension
|Voice recognition
|Apple car play/Android Auto
|Bluetooth telephone facility
|Driver Aids
|Rear parking sensor
|Reversing camera
|Front parking sensors
|Front and rear parking sensors
|Visio Park 1 with 180 Colour reversing camera
|Peugeot connect SOS and assistance
|Driver Information
|Exterior temperature gauge
|Mirror link
|3D connected navigation + voice control
|Peugeot i-cockpit with amplify configurable interior ambiences, headup display with distance alert, touch screen
|Mirror screen with mirror link, apple carplay and andriod auto
|Exterior temperature indicator with ice warning
|3D connected navigation
|Peugeot i-cockpit with head-up instrument panel
|Peugeot i-cockpit with compact multi-function steering wheel
|PEUGEOT i-Cockpit with 9.7" capacitive touchscreen in centre console
|3.5" GT instrument panel display
|Service interval indicator
|Multi function trip computer
|Driving Mirrors
|Electrochrome rear view mirror
|Electric folding door mirrors with courtesy approach lighting
|Power folding door mirrors with courtesy approach lighting
|Electric operated/heated door mirrors
|Nera black door mirrors
|Embellishment Trims
|Satin chrome dash trim
|Peugeot connect with USB and bluetooth
|USB socket
|Voice recognition for radio, navigation and telephony features
|Steering column mounted multifunction controls
|DAB Digital radio
|Exterior Body Features
|Aluminium roof rails
|Panoramic Cielo glass roof with interior blind
|Aluminium effect door sills
|Aluminium boot rails
|Panoramic fixed cielo glass roof with electric interior blind
|GT emblems in front wings and tailgate
|Aluminium door sill finishers
|Roof mounted antenna
|Body colour door handles
|Chrome radiator grille and surround
|Twin exhaust tailpipe
|Side skirts in sport design
|Chequered flag grille design
|Black front lower bumper
|Exterior Lights
|Automatic headlights
|Automatic activation of hazard warning lights
|Follow me home headlights
|LED daytime running lights
|LED headlights with LED fog lights, sequential LED indicators, sports front bumper and grille
|Headlights left on audible warning
|2 X Rear number plate lights
|LED daytime running lights built into the headlamp unit
|Full LED headlights with LED fog lights, sequential LED indicators, sports front bumper and Self-levelling headlights
|LED rear lights
|Dual Zone automatic air conditioning
|Dual zone automatic climate control
|Retractable/removable tonneau cover
|Tonneau cover - retractable with dedicated storage under boot floor
|Interior Features
|Height/reach adjust steering wheel
|Rear coat hook
|Grab handles
|Cupholders - 2 in rear centre armrest
|Aluminium pedals
|Adjustable front centre armrest
|12V socket
|Fixing rings 4 in load compartment
|2x Rear coat hooks
|Mistral full grain leather steering wheel with red stitch detail and GT emblem
|4 Grab handles retractable and damped
|Door armrests and facia panels trimmed in mistral leather effect trim with red stitch
|Central front armrest with height and longitudinal adjustment
|Aluminium style pedals and door sills
|Front armrest and gear lever gaiter with red contrast stitching
|Aluminium boot rails includes adjustable tethering points
|12V accessory power point in centre console
|Satin chrome interior door handles
|Gear shift indicator
|Front centre console cup holders
|Satin chrome gear lever
|Roof lining - Tramontane black
|Mistral full grain perforated leather steering wheel with red stitching
|Interior Lights
|Front reading lights
|Front and rear interior lamps
|Front interior light with 2 reading spotlights and rear interior light with timer
|Visibility pack - 308
|Driver sport pack - 308
|Front side airbags
|Seatbelt warning lamp and buzzer
|3x3 point rear seatbelts
|Driver SMART airbag
|Front passenger SMART airbag with deactivate switch
|Front and rear pre-tensioning and force limiting seatbelts
|3 point front seat belts
|Driver/front passenger side airbags
|Front three point retractable seatbelts with force limiters
|Adaptive driver and front passenger airbags with passenger airbag deactivation function
|2x Isofix child seat fitting on outer rear seats
|3x Rear three-point retractable seatbelts with force limiters in the outer rear seats
|3x Front optimised safety headrests and rear retractable headrests with height adjustable
|Tyre pressure sensor
|Front and rear curtain airbags
|Child locks on rear doors
|Front headrests
|Rear headrests
|1/3 to 2/3 split folding rear seats
|Isofix on 2nd row rear seats
|Height adjustable passenger seat
|60/40 split folding rear seat back and squab
|Height adjustable drivers seat
|Height adjustable headrests
|Seatbelt not fastened audible and visual alert for front seats
|Driver and front passenger seat height adjustment
|Seatbelt unfastened on the move audible and visual alert for front and rear seats
|Driver and front passenger seat manual adjustment in longitudinal and back rest angle
|Seatbelt unfastened warning display
|1/3 to 2/3 folding rear seat with magic flat modularity with controls accessible from the boot
|Front seat back map pockets
|Rolling code transponder immobiliser
|Peugeot Open and Go System
|Peugeot Open and Go System with USB at rear
|Deadlocking system
|Automatic hazard light activation upon heavy brake application
|Electronic code immobiliser
|Peugeot Open and Go System includes keyless entry with start/stop button and USB charger at rear
|Locking wheel bolts
|Remote control central locking with two plip keys
|Automatic door locking
|Thatcham Cat 1 Ultrasonic Alarm
|Vanity Mirrors
|Illuminated vanity mirrors
|Wheels - Spare
|Space saver spare wheel
|Steel space saver spare wheel
|6 speakers radio with mp3 compatible
|CD player
|Premium Denon Hi-Fi sound system
|Black pack - 308 SW
|Drive assist pack - 308
|Safety plus pack - 308
|Safety plus pack with Drive Assist Pack - 308
|Safety Pack - 308
|Paint - Metallic
|Metallic - Magnetic blue
|Metallic - Nera black
|Metallic - Cumulus grey
|Paint - Solid
|Solid - Hurricane grey
|Front passenger seat lumbar adjustment
|Sports style front seats with elongated cushion bases and increased side support
|Driver seat lumbar adjustment
|Exterior Body Features
|Aluminium longitudinal roof bars
|Radiator grille - chequered with chrome edge trim and red peugeot lettering
|Chrome side window trim
|Metallic paint
|Pearlescent paint
|Special paint
|Solid paint
|Interior Features
|Rear armrest with ski flap and two cup holders
|Load restraining floor net
|Alcantara/leather upholstery with red stitching
|Leather upholstery with heated front sports seats, electric front seat lumbar adjust + rear armrest and ski flap + front seat massage
|Driver Aids
|City park enhanced park assist with blind spot monitoring
|Programmable cruise control and speed limiter
|Paint - Pearlescent
|Pearl - White
|Paint - Special
|Special Paint - Ultimate Red
|Detachable towbar with 13 pin + Trailer Sway Mitigation
|Trim - Leather
|Leather - Mistral black w/red stitching + heated front sports seats with massage, electric front seat lumbar adjust + rear armrest and ski flap
|Wheels - Alloy
|18" Diamant two tone diamond cut alloy wheels
|Trim - Part Leather
|Alcantara/leather - Mistral Black with red stitching
|0 to 60 mph (secs)
|0 to 62 mph (secs)
|Engine Power - BHP
|Engine Power - KW
|Engine Power - PS
|Engine Power - RPM
|Engine Torque - LBS.FT
|Engine Torque - MKG
|Engine Torque - NM
|Engine Torque - RPM
|Top Speed
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The Naturweg (Nature Path) is a treat for body and soul. At first it leads through a forest with ancient Swiss stone pine trees, before entering the bare landscape left by the retreating Findel Glacier. Here, the sweeping views extend all the way to the Matterhorn.
- Type Hiking trail
- Difficulty medium
- Duration 1,40 h
- Distance 6,2 km
- Ascent 331 m
- Descent 267 m
- Lowest point 2124 m
- Highest point 2286 m
Riffelalp - Grünsee - Moosjisee - Leisee - Sunnegga
(Hiking time in reverse direction: approx. 1h 50)
We recommend:
- Good footwear
- Hiking poles (optional)
- Clothing suitable for the weather (always carry a waterproof)
The Grünsee lake is worth a visit (swimming possible).
Additional information and recommendations are available from the guest information centre on Bahnhofplatz (by the railway station).
- Plan every mountain tour carefully and adapt to participants' fitness level as well as the weather and season.
- Weather conditions can change quickly in the mountains. Appropriate clothing is therefore essential, along with adequate supplies of food and water. In uncertain weather, turn back in good time.
- Inform others of planned route, and whenever possible avoid going alone.
- Do not leave the marked routes; do not venture onto glaciers without a mountain guide.
- Please be considerate to other walkers and to plants and animals.
- Take note of the warning signs drawing attention to the constant danger in river beds and along watercourses below dams and reservoirs.