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City officials lament legislation but eye future of developments
City officials took a deep breath to regroup Monday night after HB4 passed in the State Senate Friday night.
Bill Walker, the city's attorney who is also legal council for the Alaska Gasline Port Authority, said reviewing the city's press release was like letting go of a dying relative.
"It was like writing an obituary," he told the Valdez City Council Monday night during its regular meeting.
City officials have halted further work on its controversial media campaign and are looking more deeply at the final version of HB4, which underwent changes as it passed from the House of Representatives to the State Senate.
Valdez officials had hoped to sway public sentiment – and that of their elected leaders – away from HB4, which created a mechanism for a natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to the Anchorage area, but without the benefits of liquid gases such as propane and export revenues.
It touted an MVP gasline, Maximum Volume Pipeline, to haul liquid natural gas in a large diameter pipeline for instate use and export to Asia.
"The bill (HB4) passed," Gene Kubina, the former legislator the city hired to lobby the legislature on its behalf, said. "Unfortunately, you didn't send me down there to get it passed."
City officials hired Kubina late in the game to act as its eyes and ears in the state capital as part of its campaign to defeat or alter HB4.
During Monday night's council meeting, Kubina and Kim Hutchinson, the city's regular full-time lobbyist, discussed what each described as a very "dirty" legislative session.
Hutchinson, a 25-year veteran of Juneau politics, said he'd never witnessed a legislative session with "less adherence to decorum" and formal rules not being followed.
"You exposed a lot of the underbelly of that legislation," Walker said. "I do think we made the bill better."
One late change included restructuring of the state-owned corporation board, which will be composed of appointees of the governor, including two commissioners.
"There's some oversight now," Walker said.
There is also a component that requires the corporation consider a North Slope to Livengood large diameter pipeline.
The city's campaign irked HB4 backers, most notably Speaker Mike Chenault (R-Nikiski) and Rep. Mike Hawker, (R-Anchorage); but Hutchinson and Kubina said there were Juneau supporters of the city's campaign.
"We never stooped to the level of the Speaker and Hawker," Cobb said, though he admits it was tempting. "We've maintained the high road."
Others were less complimentary.
"I'm disgusted with our representatives," council member Karen Ables said.
The discussion skirted around ugly issues that had plagued the campaign from the start, when City Clerk Sheri Pierce received an email reply from Chenault calling Mayor Cobb's offer of assistance in the state's gasline developments "a crock of (edited.)"
However, both lobbyists accused the elected officials representing Valdez, Rep. Eric Feige and Sen. Click Bishop of voting no on HB4 after failing to act against it though both had the power to do so.
"So what are we doing next?" Hozey said rhetorically towards the end of city reports Monday night.
Hozey recommended regrouping before making purposeful moves or making decisions.
The city has cancelled TV ad space it had reserved in case of a special legislative session, which did not materialize, but the space must still be paid for.
The Valdez Convention and Visitors Bureau was suggested as a possible organization that could utilize the TV ad space, because it has video on hand that can be aired right away.
"Have we enough money in the budget to each member of a pair of crocks?" Cobb asked jokingly, referring to the plastic, utilitarian looking foot ware popularized a few year back. "Bright orange ones."


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Pilots flying over western Washington State can see the future of Boeing carved in the local landscape.
Boeing partnered with Stocker Farms to feature its 787 Dreamliner, the latest in a long line of airliners, as the design of the farm's annual corn maze. The maze uses a series of trails throughout the 10-acre field to create the design of the new airplane.
The maze, located in the city of Snohomish, north of Seattle, will be in place until Oct. 31.
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Small Business Labs recently released its list of Top 10 Small Business Trends for 2011 and it points out some of the trends that might benefit from virtual services. Here is our take on the five trends where virtual solutions would enable cost minimization and optimization of business processes.
Variable cost models – pay-as-you-go approach
This payment model brings along a marked change in the way services can be availed. With this model expertise will look much cheaper and affordable, and businesses will start looking at options to choose services from. Pay-as-you-go model is highly practical, smart and more importantly, accountable in relation to the service offered. With businesses coming out of recession and running on tight financial schedules, more small businesses, service providers, virtual assistants are now offering this variable cost payment model to create an overall financial and growth nurturing environment.
Business on the internet
The internet and online systems are helping small businesses to easily find, sell and support customers. New companies are letting go of the idea of setting up "brick and mortar" offices and stores and are rather excited to launch themselves on the "click and order" internet. And with more customers finding it easier to get things done online, even more existing small businesses are putting up their online face. Recent surveys suggest that small businesses' budget for 2011 is up by 20% to 25% for e-commerce based website development. And if you are not online yet, there are virtual assistants who can help you launch online and join the league of vendors with online ordering points.
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What started as a platform for online social interactions has emerged as a major marketing platform for most businesses. Facebook is ranking no.1 in website visits and add to it other giants like Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. Small businesses are reaping rich dividends by investing in social media marketing and the trend is only set to outgrow regular marketing budgets in 2011. According to a survey by StrongMail across the globe, two-thirds of the surveyed companies will increase their spending on email marketing, and 57% will put more dollars toward social media marketing. The trick here is to get the best techniques and technology for social media marketing; and if you are not up to it, you may be left behind. But do not bother, with social media marketing services made available by virtual marketing assistants your social media marketing is in for a real kick start.
Freelancers realize that they are small business owners
Freelancers are turning more professional and are setting up virtual businesses on a larger scale. Even big business houses are relying more on freelance based services apart from engaging other business groups. Though this is a good sign for freelancers, it comes with the burden to act professionally and work efficiently for sustaining the business. By Q3 of 2011 whichlance.com expects quarterly billings of freelancers to be in the region of $150m across all the major marketplaces. This makes freelancers more inclined and focused on delivering their expertise and also take ample care of other important business activities like marketing, phone answering, customer service, accounting, back office administration, and so on. This is where these freelancers can make excellent use of virtual assistants by diverting much of their non-core tasks to them.
Working in the cloud
Computing is ever changing and 2011 will be no different. Cloud, mobile computing is gaining steam and the benefits it brings is really worth taking. It cuts down the software cost and at the same time gives you access to the best software services. With online services like Google Apps, Basecamp, Amazon Web Services among others, more and more content is being created and maintained online in the cloud. It also removes the hassles of conventional software procurements and maintenance which is proving costly for small businesses. And with virtual assistants offering these kinds of services at competitive prices, it has become a profitable proposition for most small businesses.


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DescriptionDealer's Choice Compact Prep Table Refrigerator with low profile flat cover, Reach-in, two-section, 72" wide, holds (30) 1/6 pans 4" deep (included) can accommodate up to 6" deep pans, stainless steel exterior top, sides & doors with Santoprene® EZ-Clean Gasket, stainless steel back, hinged left/right, anodized aluminum interior, galvanized exterior back & bottom, rear mounted, self contained refrigeration, (6) 4" casters, 1/4 HP, cULus, NSF
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Traulsen's durable, high performance, sandwich prep tables provide a high quality/ high value alternative to the all too common commodity types in today's market. Any comparison between prep tables should start with performance, and Traulsen really does the job. Not only do they all meet the NSF 7 Standard, but do so under real world conditions, even when using 6" deep pans! A Traulsen exclusive. Truly front breathing, their design allows for "zero-clearance" installation. As a result they can be placed right up against the back wall and alongside other kitchen equipment, saving valuable floor space.
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- Two (2) Powder Coated Steel Shelves Per Door, Mounted On Adjustable Pilasters
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- Provides NSF Standard 7 Performance, Even When Using 6" Deep Pans - A Traulsen Exclusive
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- Cabinet exterior front, one piece sides, pan lid, and doors are constructed of 22 gauge stainless steel. Cabinet interior and door liners are constructed of anodized aluminum. The exterior cabinet back and bottom are constructed of galvanized steel. Doors self close at less than 90 degrees and also includes a stay open feature at 105 degrees. Easily removable for cleaning, vinyl magnetic door gasket assures tight door seal. Both the cabinet and doors are insulated with an average of 2" thick high density, non-CFC, foamed in place polyurethane. A 3/4" thick, full-length, reversible white nylon cutting board is supplied standard.
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- A balanced, rear mounted, front breathing, self-contained refrigeration system using R-134a refrigerant is provided. It features a capillary tube metering device, air-cooled hermetic compressor, a forced air evaporator coil and a non-electric condensate evaporator. An 8' cord and plug is provided. Standard operating temperature of the refrigerated base is 34 to 38°F.
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The National Creative Cluster (NCC) is envisioned as the country's preeminent knowledge hub. Taking advantage of new transit lines, connections to the airport and better access to open space, NCC is a desirable aspect of the city's forward-looking economy as a global centre for new possibilities. To help transition the city's economy from 'made in China' to a more holistic 'designed in China' approach, the master plan for NCC exemplifies this philosophy by encouraging a diversity of complementary uses together to help spark new ideas.
With an overarching goal of creating compact and highly interactive communities that foster innovation and collaboration and promote an environmentally conscious life style, multi-functional landscapes are highly integrated with the urban forms. It not only provides valuable environmental amenities and habitat for wildlife but also undertakes the stormwater management tasks.
Five structuring principles guide both the urban design and landscape framework for NCC. First, the design responds to the desire to integrate the urban form with the surrounding landscape. A series of green wedges interspersed within the urban clusters and interweave with a number of internal community parks designed as 'gardens within gardens'. The second principle created a high efficiency transit loop to establish a strong connection to the surrounding context, especially the adjacent Songzhaung Artists Village. A series of concentrated hubs and specialty centres that punctuate the loop is the third structuring idea.
The fourth guiding design principle ensures that the design is ecologically responsible by incorporating innovative storm water management solutions and by establishing well connected habitat. Storm water is harvested for no-potable uses and filtered through filtration gardens and bioswales. The site is divided into 14 inter-connected stormwater catchments designed to prevent flooding and enhance water quality on site. The parks are planted with native species that respond to seasonal changes in habitat composition.
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Dutch Golden Age beckons at de Young
For someone about whom so little is actually known, she contains multitudes. For more than three centuries, viewers have gazed at the enigmatic, softly lit face of Johannes Vermeer's "Girl With a Pearl Earring" and wondered.
Is that sidelong, over-the-shoulder glance directed our way transfixing because it's so casual and natural? Or does it mesmerize because of the potently ambiguous feelings, from invitation to wariness, knowingness to utter innocence, that many find in the sitter's wide and limpid gray-green eyes? Do those parted lips suggest she has just spoken or is about to speak, has lost her words or merely been caught in an unguarded, unconsciously sensual moment?
What to make of that exotic blue turban that swaddles her head and sprouts a long yellow sash, a costume piece no 17th century Dutch girl would routinely wear? Even the most celebrated pearl in the history of Western art holds a kind of mystery. Noting the jewel's size and volume, curator Quentin Buvelot argues that such a pearl would be so rare and valuable that the earring might be made instead of varnished glass.
As real as this girl may seem - some critics have suggested the artist used his own 12- or 13-year-old daughter as a model - the turban and outsize pearl add a seemingly intentional sheen of fantasy.
It's no wonder Vermeer's "Girl" (c. 1665) inspired Tracy Chevalier's eponymous 1999 novel and subsequent 2003 film adaptation, starring Scarlett Johansson as a fictional servant who becomes the famous picture's model. Behind the painting's masterfully controlled surfaces, a spectrum of possible meanings and subliminal messages gleam.
This endlessly fascinating work, often dubbed the Dutch "Mona Lisa," is the titular centerpiece of a small, choice exhibition of Dutch Golden Age paintings opening Jan. 26 at the de Young Museum. "Girl With a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings From the Mauritshuis" includes 35 canvases from the magnificent Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis in The Hague.
The works by Rembrandt, Jan Steen, Frans Hals, Nicolaes Maes, Carel Fabritius and others cover the range of this glorious era, with portraits, landscapes and seascapes, genre paintings, historical paintings and still lifes.
Whatever they painted - an old man's rheumy complexion as he gazes into the middle distance, ships in full sail under cottony clouds, carousing villagers or a candle's reflection shimmering in the curved surfaces of a glass goblet - these Dutch masters exuded a sense of confident contentment about the physical world they inhabited and sought to render with such loving, almost devotional fidelity. As Lynn Federle Orr writes in the exhibition catalog, "Many of these artworks mirror shared beliefs in the virtue of honest labor, the warmth of a spare but comfortable house, and the quiet beauty of a productive landscape."
Everyday people and scenes of domestic life were at once elevated by the artists' attention and exceptional technique and simultaneously treated in a new, freshly realistic manner. The subjects play music, get drunk or sit in a corner over their lacework. Cows graze languidly in a meadow. A goldfinch, captured by Fabritius with both a sculptural solidity and feathery light brushstrokes, perches, poised to take off, on a feeding box bar.
This show, which has been in Japan, begins a three-city U.S. itinerary at the de Young. ("Girl" moves on to Atlanta's High Museum and then, in a smaller version of the exhibition, to the Frick Collection in New York.) San Francisco is once again the beneficiary of a European museum closing for renovations and loaning out some of its holdings for a high-profile tour.
It happened when the Musée d'Orsay closed in Paris in 2009, furnishing forth two shows of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art at the de Young. The Picasso show that was here in 2011 came from the then-shuttered Musée National Picasso, Paris. Now, with the Mauritshuis out of commission for its upgrade until 2014, the de Young has another marquee attraction.
Richard Benefield, the Fine Arts Museums' deputy director of museums, said the de Young is making a conservative estimate of 200,000 visitors for the four-month run of the Mauritshuis show. Each Orsay exhibition, by comparison, attracted more than 400,000 visitors. This show, with only 35 pieces, is more compact. The de Young is supplementing the Dutch paintings with "Rembrandt's Century," 17th century works on paper drawn primarily from the Fine Arts Museums' own collection.
Visitors will enter on timed tickets. Those who wish to see the print show must do so first and then circle back to the Mauritshuis paintings. No one will be permitted to re-enter and see the print show after passing through the painting galleries.
Crowd control is essential in a show such as this one. Vermeer's "Girl With a Pearl Earring," one of only 36 extant works by the artist, will have a gallery all to itself near the end of the exhibition. Just as Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" does at the Louvre, this Dutch enchantress is likely to create some bottlenecks. In at least one of the Japanese museums, ropes and stanchions were installed to file visitors past the painting. Benefield is hoping to avoid that bank-lobby kind of tactic.
"We'll just have to see how it goes," he said. "It is a painting that an awful lot of people want to see." {sbox}
Girl With a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings From the Mauritshuis: Jan. 26-June 2. $25 (includes museum admission). M.H. de Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, S.F. (415) 750-3600. www.deyoungmuseum.org.
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On a recent family trip to Oklahoma, I developed a whole new admiration for, and horror of, the airline industry. No other business I know of can provide so little for so much and still be in such high demand. (As a cell phone owner, I don't say this lightly.)
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Using my small knitting machine to make a long skinny scarf. Sami was there to help me. She didn't quite know what to think of that big ball of yarn on her lap though - she just stared at it.
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Step 1: Get some embers going. Step 2: Get a Harley. Step 3: Rev the nuts off of that bike until you've got a bonfire.
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Two most popular items: Casper said the most popular items are Grilled Fresh Salad Bar and Reuben THE Great, a ½ pound of hot corned beef or pastrami, sliced fresh everyday, with Swiss, sauerkraut, Thousand Island dressing, grilled on rye for $8.89, or a lighter portion for $7.39. The salad bar features fresh organics, dozens of toppings, cheese, sides and mini muffins for $7.69.
Unique item: The deli features free soft-serve ice cream. Diners can choose between vanilla, chocolate or swirl.
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This week I presented in the useR!2014 my package dendextend (also on github), for easily manipulating, visualizing, and comparing dendrograms. Put simply, it is a package designed to easily create figures like these:
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You are also invited to give a look to the current version of the package vignettes:
I highly welcome features suggestions and bug reports (or just "wow, this is awesome") sent to my e-mail (tal.galili AT gmail.com), you can also leave a comment or use the github issue page.
A sidenote on useR!2014: this year's useR conference was wonderful! I enjoyed the many talks, sessions, posters, and especially the so many wonderful R users I got to meet (and I will not try to list all of you – but you know who you are, and how much I enjoyed seeing you!). As corny as it may sound – we, the people who use R, are truly a community. There is a lot to be said about getting to meet so many people who share my own passion for statistical programming, open source, collaboration, open science, and a better future in general. Gladly, you can get a sense of what happened there by having a look at the twitter hashtag #useR2014. Several great R bloggers already started writing about it, you can see their posts here: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. And I hope more posts will follow. I hope to see you in next year's useR!2015!
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TightVNC installation process
1) apt-get install tightvncserver -y
2) tightvncserver
If you run tightvncserver after the first installation, you can install the password in the password setup process.
X window installation for Linux.
3) apt-get install mate-core mate-desktop-environment-extra* mate-themes -y
: Modify it to match the installation of package 3..
4) nano ~/.vnc/xstartup
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
#x-terminal-emulator -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" &
#x-window-manager &
# Fix to make GNOME work
export XKL_XMODMAP_DISABLE=1
Edit it as above.
Fix the default connection port. If you do not do this, the connection port is changed.
5) nano /usr/bin/vncserver
Modify the monitor resolution information below. I set it to the TV resolution for the demo.
#$geometry = "1024x768";
$geometry= "1920x1080";
Modify the port details below.
#$vncPort = 5900 + $displayNumber;
$vncPort = 5900;
6)netstat -tnlp | grep "5900"
Make sure Xtightvncserver is running and working as shown above. If it does not work
7) Run tightvncserver again
Modify script for autorun at boot time.
8) nano /etc/rc.local
#!/bin/sh -e
# rc.local
# This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
# Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other
# value on error.
# In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution
# bits.
# By default this script does nothing.
/etc/init.d/hostname.sh start
tightvncserver #added....
exit 0
tightvncserver #added.this line.
It seems that all preparations have been finished. Boot the box.
You can set the router for external use. 5900 port forwarding to U5PVR ^ ^
Now you can connect from outside.
This is an example of running the TightVNCClient program on a PC. ^ ^
The default port is 5900, so if you put in the address, the authentication window will appear as shown below.
It is the execution screen after connection.
You are connected to U5PVR. ^ ^
The picture below is a picture from U5PVR using VNC client APP
Now play with U5PVR and Linux on Windows ^ ^
apt-get install iceweasel : Installing Firefox.
TightVNC installation.
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Handguns (pistols and revolvers) are illegal in Canada and Mexico.
There are places that you cannot go in this world with your six shooter. Or ten shooter. Or fourteen shooter.Too bad.
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Scandinavian software testing company Codenomicon has this month released its Fuzz-o-Matic cloud-based Testing-as-a-Service (TaaS) platform for applications running on Windows, Linux, Mac, and mobile operating systems. As a company that sells itself on a tagline of zero-day vulnerability discovery for software teams with limited budget for security auditing, Codenomicon's offering presents users with actual, repeatable test cases for software bugs that cause product crashes and security breaches.
Despite being somewhat scant on details of exactly how regularly updated or dynamic its test cases are, the company claims to provide software application developers with a means of uncovering previously-unknown vulnerabilities before hackers do, without false positives or false alarms.
For programmers who have already tested software with Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), vulnerability scanning, or hybrid analysis, Fuzz-o-Matic is lauded (by its makers) as the "next progression" in testing to find the bugs that other testing solutions have missed. For freshly baked code that has not been tested, but is at an executable stage, the TaaS platform claims to be able to provide users with longer lead-times to remedy bugs before software release.
In what is arguably a somewhat partisan comment, Frost & Sullivan's test and measurement practice spokesperson Olga Yashkova said that, "With Fuzz-o-Matic, Codenomicon is making available advanced methods of software security testing to a wide range of users who never before had access. Based on experience in identifying software security risk and Fuzz-o-Matic's user-friendly interface, Codenomicon is first-to-market in a new area with broad implications for third-party testing, security testing, staff augmentation, and serving organizations with limited software testing budgets."
Codenomicon's chief security strategist Ira Winkler says that while developers often think of software fuzzing as a security measure, fuzzing is really testing for all types of software bugs, of which security vulnerabilities are just one type of bug: "Fuzzing is perhaps the most effective measure of identifying any software reliability issues."
NOTE: Application "fuzzing" uses unexpected inputs to stress-test software far beyond normal operating conditions. Most software testing simulates normal operating conditions to determine if software does what it is designed to do. Black-hat hackers use application fuzzing to find exploitable security bugs in unused or rarely-used software functionality.


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Shubert has owned the Winter Garden Theatre longer than any of its other venues. The playhouse occupies the second American Horse Exchange, built by William K. Vanderbilt in 1896, when Longacre (now Times Square) was the center of the horse and carriage trade. By 1911, when the Shuberts leased the Exchange, horses had given way to the automobile and legitimate stage was making inroads north of 42nd St. The Winter Garden was converted into a theatre in 1911, and had brief interludes as a movie house from 1928 to 1933 when Warner Brothers leased it, and again in 1945, when United Artists ran it.
Architect William Albert Swasey converted the existing horse exchange building into a theatre by turning the showring into an auditorium with only one balcony, and decorating it with a garden motif. The existing space dictated that Swasey design a playhouse that was unusually wide (the proscenium opening is still the widest of all Shubert theatres), which brought the audience closer to the stage. Swasey left the Horse Exchange's trusses exposed, covered the ceiling in sky blue canvas, trimming both it and the walls with latticework. Garlands and leaves entwined the box fronts and proscenium arch. The stage at one point included a water tank, and in its first decade extended a runway out into the audience, dubbed by audiences "The Bridge of Thighs."
Twelve years after the theatre opened, Herbert J. Krapp completed a major renovation of the interior which eliminated the runway, lowered the ceiling and proscenium arch, and covered the trusses, adding elegant ornamentation and bringing the theatre more in line with the traditional Adamesque style used in other Shubert venues. In 2001 after Cats closed, architect Francesca Russo oversaw a multimillion dollar restoration of the theatre to its Twenties' glory.
Spotlight on Broadway: Winter Garden Theatre from Spotlight on Broadway on Vimeo.
Access Information
Theatre is not completely wheelchair accessible. There are no steps into the theatre from the sidewalk. Please be advised that where there are steps, either into or within the theatre, we are unable to provide assistance.
Shubert Audience Services
The Winter Garden Theatre provides at least 10 infrared assistive listening devices for every performance at the theatre. Beginning 4 weeks after a show's official opening night performance, at least 10 audio description devices are available for every performance at the theatre. In addition, there is unlimited access to downloadable audio description software for personal mobile devices, available beginning 4 weeks after a show's official opening night performance, which provides an automated detailed account of the visual of the production, free of charge, for blind or partially sighted patrons. The theatre also offers hand-held devices and software that provide captioning for deaf or hard of hearing patrons, available beginning 4 weeks after a show's official opening night performance. Additional devices can be available with at least 24 hours' notice by contacting Shubert Audience Services at 212-944-3700 or firstname.lastname@example.com. There is also a representative at the Shubert Audience Services kiosk at every performance to assist any patron with the audio description devices, software, or captioning devices.
Accessibility by Seating Section
Orchestra Location: Seating is accessible to all parts of the Orchestra without steps. There are no steps in the designated wheelchair seating location.
Mezzanine Location: Located on the 2nd level - up 2 flights (34 steps). Please Note: On the Mezzanine level, there are approximately 2 steps down per row. Entrance to the Mezzanine is behind row K.
Handrails: Available at the rear entrance stairs to every aisle, and at every row but only in the very far side aisle at each end of the Mezzanine.
None available
Pay Phone
Located in the lobby. Accessible at 54".
There is a wheelchair accessible restroom.
Water Fountain
Located in Lobby.
Theatre Policies
The use of cameras, recording devices, cell phones, beepers, and other electronic devices during the performance is prohibited. Everyone attending a performance must have a ticket. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of management. Wheelchair and mobility-impaired seating is intended for patrons with mobility disabilities. Children under the age of four years will not be admitted. No outside food or beverage permitted, unless medically necessary. No weapons permitted on the premises.


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Exciting news from the hemp front including hemp as a solution to Fukushima, global warming, health & healing, energy, paper, food, fabric and 50,000 plus other uses for this much needed plant, and that number does not factor in 3D Printing / 4D / 5D printing using hemp based filaments. Hemp Heals and Prospers Too!
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29-30 May 2003, Hyderabad, India
This meeting was jointly organised by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, the International Network of Pensions Regulators and Supervisors and the OECD, under the aegis of the programme of the Centre for Co-operation with non-Members.
The objective of the Conference was to discuss the various important issues regarding the regulation and supervision of private pensions in the Asia-Pacific region, with a particular focus on India. The conference was attended by both governmental and industry representatives of OECD member and non-member economies. The Asian Regional Meeting of the INPRS preceded the conference on 28 May 2003.
Session I: Structural Design and Management of Defined Contribution Programmes
Session II: Disclosure, Education and Financial Literacy and Their Role in Pension Plan Participation and Investment Decisions
Session III: Investment Strategy
Session IV: Product Design and Marketing
Session VII: Indian Regulatory Reform: Supervisory Considerations
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In fresh, vibrant madras plaids and lightweight seersucker stripes, our Preppy Summer Dresses come in a variety of different looks that are perfect for all sorts of casual spring and summer occasions. Available in a variety of colors and designs, our preppy dresses combine classic silhouettes and eye-catching patterns to create timeless looks that can be worn from day to night. A classic seersucker dress can take you from an outdoor brunch in your favorite coastal town to a seaside party with understated, effortlessly chic style. A madras dress offers a more playful look with its combination of stitched together plaids and bold color pairings, making it perfect for even the most casual activities and laid back events. All of our Nantucket Brand dresses are made from high-quality fabrics, and some styles are made right here in the USA, allowing you to enjoy and support the long-standing tradition of quality American craftsmanship.


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Hope College staff members were recognized for service during the college's 29th annual service award celebration on Friday, Jan. 30.
Hope College staff members were recognized for service during the college's 29th annual service award celebration on Friday, Jan. 30.
Honored as retirees were Joan M. Kamps, physical plant, 20 years of service; Judyth Thomas, theatre, 21 years of service; and Myra J. Kohsel, English, 32 years of service.
Recognized for 40 years of service was Norman "Bunko" Japinga, transportation.
Honored for 35 years of service were Mark J. Cook, Hope-Geneva Bookstore; Jeanne D. Kinkema, Hope-Geneva Bookstore; and Sandy J. Tasma, college advancement.
Recognized for 30 years of service were Sarah Huttar Anderson, Hope-Geneva Bookstore; Gary R. Camp, admissions; Kevin E. Gardner, physics; Martha E. Reyes, financial aid; and Douglas L. Wehrmeyer, physical plant.
Honored for 25 years of service were Ann M. Alderink, physical plant; David G. Dubois, physical plant; Fonda M. Green, Children's After School Achievement (CASA) program; and Joy Forgwe Ortiz, economics, management and accounting.
Marking 20 years of service were Bradley Bouwkamp, computing and information technology; Carol L. De Jong, registrar's office; Georgia deHaan, admissions; Carl E. Heideman, computing and information technology; Robert W. Hunt, physical plant; Gregory S. Olgers, public and community relations; Gordon L. VanderYacht, kinesiology; and Mary E. VanKlompenberg, physical plant.
Fifteen-year honorees were Carol Fritz, admissions; Kathy Lundy, physical plant; William J. Marcus, transportation; Kathryn Miller, public and community relations; Kathleen O'Connor, history; Deborah L. Sanderson, Hope-Geneva Bookstore; Lori Trethewey, Joint Archives of Holland; Anthony T. Van Houten, physical plant; Debbie A. Vasquez, Upward Bound; Lela Wilson, physical plant; and Loi Kham Xayasane, physical plant.
Honored for 10 years of service were Linnay Aalderink, physical plant; Jonathan R. Brockmeier, computing and information technology; Dale Bronsink, physical plant; Tammy Clendening, physical plant; Laura A. Ebels, admissions; Mollie Galioto, admissions; Diana Morgan, physical plant; Jeff Pestun, computing and information technology; S. Scott Plaster, physical plant; Jody L. Sheldon, counseling center; and Kristine D. Solomon, business services.
Marking five years of service were Shelly R. Arnold, CrossRoads Project; Jacob Bannink, transportation; Matthew W. Bradley, DeWitt Tennis Center; Jorge L. Capestany, DeWittTennisCenter; Michael D. Culver, physical plant; David C. Daugherty, physics; Richard W. Dernberger, counseling center; Sara E. De Vries, career services; Jason S. Geurink, campus safety; Stacey L. Goetz, admissions; Vanessa Greene, multicultural life; Stephanie L. Greenwood, college advancement; Kristen T. Morrison, kinesiology; Chris Mulder, transportation; Nathaniel S. Price, DeWitt Tennis Center; Mary A. Remenschneider, college advancement; Lisa G. Rich, physical plant; Michael A. Ricketts, kinesiology; Alison J. Schantz, student development; Jane Swanson Smith, Hope-Geneva Bookstore; Barbara E. VandenBerg, Van Wylen Library; Barbara Ann Werley, admissions; and Michael J. Wilson, physical plant.


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Top seed Rafa Nadal is looking to better his 2008 performace at Indian Wells (he lost to Novak Djokovic in the semis) and he seems to be on track. The Spaniard faced Dmitry Tursunov in the third round and got through 6-3, 6-3.
Here's Nadal's assessment of the match: "[Dmitry] didn't give me a lot of rhythm. He played good shots, but at the same time, he made mistakes" — 37 of them, in fact.
Bracketology: The men's fourth-round match list reads like the draw for a major tournament; all but three of the 16 are seeds. It's Rafa vs. Nalbandian, Isner vs. Del Potro (battle of the beasts!!!), Wawrinka vs. Djokovic, Ferrer vs. Roddick, Ljubicic vs. Andreev, Robredo vs. Murray, Federer vs. Gonzo, and Kohlschreiber vs. Verdasco.
We're hoping for a Nadal-Djokovic top-half semi, and Murray-Federer for the bottom half.
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A hydraulically controlled, multidirectional downspout is a standard feature on the new Brent models One Thousand 80, Eight Hundred 80 and Seven Hundred 80 grain carts. The downspout allows grain to be evenly directed during unloading for precise placement and load leveling. Patented, corner-positioned, high-volume, 20- or 18-in.-dia. augers allow for unloading at 450 to 500 bu./min. New hydraulic system technology allows the auger to fold and unfold up to four times faster than previous models. High-intensity halogen lights on the auger and inside the cart automatically turn on when the auger is extended. Undercarriage options are available, including high-flotation single wheels, duals, walking-tandem duals and tracks. Prices: One Thousand 80, $31,030; Eight Hundred 80, $26,100; Seven Hundred 80, $23,945.
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October 29, 2018 at 8–9 p.m.
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NEWARK — A police dog is back reporting for duty after he fell through a hole in an attic during a struggle with a man Friday night.
At 6:59 p.m., a Newark police detective spotted Newark resident Patrick Gregoire's car in front of a home on the 36500 block of Olive Street. Gregoire had a felony warrant out for his arrest after he evaded officers in a car, police said. When the detective asked family members inside the house if they had seen Gregoire, 29, they told the detective he was hiding somewhere in or near the home.
The family was evacuated and officers surrounded the house, according to Newark police.
An officer and his police dog "Eliot," went into the home where the dog picked up his scent in an attic crawl space.
Even though Gregoire was given numerous opportunities to come out and surrender, he refused, Newark police said.
The police dog then crawled into the attic and found Gregoire, and the two began to struggle. During the fight, the attic floor collapsed into the living room, dropping "Eliot" about 8 feet.
Officers rushed in and Gregoire was pulled out of the attic through the hole, yet he continued to fight before police were able to get him handcuffed.
The police dog was rushed to a vet, who said "Eliot" suffered no injuries. Gregoire was taken to a hospital where he was treated for bite wounds he received while fighting the police dog. He was later released and booked at Santa Rita Jail for his warrants and on suspicion of resisting arrest, police said.
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What is the history of Wild Bill's Foods?
In 1955, Wild Bill's started as a small butcher shop called Balwell's Butcher Shop, famous in the local region for his exceptional meat products and friendly customer service. In 1983, Balwell's began making premium beef jerky and meat snacks - the best beef jerky that money could buy. Wild Bill's is best know for long strips of premium beef jerky sold in the now famous mason jars all across the northeast. Five years later, the company changed its name to Wild Bill's Foods, Inc. In October, 2009, Wild Bill's Foods was purchased by Monogram Food Solutions.
Where is Wild Bill's located?
Wild Bill's is proudly produced in Martinsville, VA.
How can I get in contact with Wild Bill's?
Feel free to check out our contact us tab for helpful information. We can be reached by calling 800-848-3236 or email us at email@example.com
Where can I find Wild Bill's product when I'm on the trail?
We are nationally distributed in many of the convenience stores across the United States. Feel free to give us a call if you ride into town and get that craving, and we'll try to help you locate the nearest retailer.
If I can't find Wild Bill's product in my area what do I do?
Sadly enough, Wild Bill can't be everywhere at once, but you can always find his bold beef jerky right here online!
How can I join the Wild Bill's team as an employee?
Visit our company website and review employment opportunities at www.monogramfoods.com
Does Wild Bill's accept charitable donation requests?
Yes, we are happy to review your charitable request. Please use the Contact Us tab to give us more information about your event.
Does Wild Bill's accept promotional opportunity requests?
Yes, we are happy to review promotional opportunities as we are passionate about our brand. Please use the Contact Us to submit a proposal. You'll be hearin' from us!
What is beef jerky?
Beef jerky is the delicious nutritious snack that originated in the days when meats were cured and smoked. Beef jerky is more popular than ever for its rich flavor, texture, and because its a satisfying protein kick!
Can I place an order for international or military post delivery?
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Here's Rihanna, heading into an appearance on Good Morning America in a head-to-toe pink ensemble that includes stirrup pants and a brand new pair of Christian Louboutin Pink Suede Pumps. We couldn't find any info on these or the exact style name, so they are very likely a forthcoming style from the brand. You can shop a broad selection of Christian Louboutins.
Strangely enough, stirrup pants have quietly re-infiltrated the fashion market without too many people noticing. It doesn't seem like a full-blown trend so much as it is a logical extension of the "tights as pants" movement. These 1980s throwbacks are currently available from a variety of retailers ranging from Wal-Mart to Barneys. Pink fur shawls, however, do not seem to be catching on just yet, despite Ri-Ri's best efforts.


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Rose Gold and Navy Blue Bridal Bouquet
Consists of preserved roses, dried and preserved blue globe thistle, dried and preserved achillea pearl, dried and preserved tear drop eucalyptus, dried and preserved blue caspia and handmade rose gold pink paper roses.
- Wrapped in a lace.
- Has an approximate circumference of 26 inches.
- Has an approximate height of 15 inches.
Please note measurements are approximate as we work with natural florals and handmade products that vary slightly in size and color. Our blooms are handmade per each order so therefore they are non refundable.
- Deposit Information
- Shipping
- Flower Specifics
- Customization
We happily accept deposits, in fact we encourage them. The deposit will reserve your flowers and foliage as well as a spot on our calendar. Your wedding order must exceed $300.00 and be more than 8 weeks prior to your wedding date to be applicable for the deposit option. Email us with your deposit request to firstname.lastname@example.com
Final Payment
Final payments are due 8 weeks prior to your wedding date.
Please note deposits and final payments are nonrefundable as the flowers and foliage have been ordered, reserved, and assembled especially for you once your deposit and final payment is placed.
All orders offered with Free Shipping. Rush orders Available upon request.
Processing Time
Our processing time is 6 to 8 weeks from the time payment was received. In the unusual event an order cannot be shipped within that timeframe you will be notified by Pick a Bloom LLC.
Shipping time is approximately 2 to 9 business days. Please note this is an approximate timeframe as it is at the carriers discretion.
Processing time refers to the timeframe from the receipt of payment until your items ship. The processing time is the amount of time it takes for us to hand make your flowers and have them ready for shipment. Shipping time refers to the amount of time it takes for your item to ship once it has been dropped off at the post office. Please note the processing time differs from the shipping time.
Our lovely flowers are natural products, therefore no two flowers are exactly alike and they are subject to availability. In the event specific flowers are unavailable, we will happily replace them with a comparable alternative. If you are flower specific, please be sure to contact us before placing your order.
Please note colors are subjective and computer monitors have color variations so Pick a Bloom LLC does not guarantee that colors are exactly the same as viewed on your monitor.
Here at Pick a Bloom we love to collaborate with our clients to bing your vision to life. We can customize any of our current collections or we can create a completely custom design. Please fill out our Custom Quote Form to request your quote today.
Once we receive your custom request we will be in touch via email. Your quote will include price particulars along with photos of the flowers and foliage we'd intend on using in your design. Please note the photo is not of a completed bouquet, however it's a photo collage of individual flowers and foliage. We also include deposit info (if applicable), final payment info as well as a ship date.Get a Custom Quote


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Save the date. There will be a Oddities 3 episode marathon viewing party on Dec 9th at Observatory in Brooklyn. Come on down for free give aways, special guests and after party.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Oddites 3 Episode Viewing Party at Observatory Dec 9
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Oddities is a new reality show about Obscura Antiques that is showing on The Discovery Channel http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/oddities/ReplyDelete
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Google has withdrawn support for Google Checkout after Novemeber 20, 2013.
I can no longer accept credit cards or make any online sales.
All future sales must now be done through email (or snail mail) only, via check.
I thank you for your support, and I appreciate your business.
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Palm OS - http://www.ddhsoftware.com/knowledgebase.html?read=302
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04/20/2007 HanDBase 3.0 Tab Example with Forms [Miscellaneous]This is a sample database with forms that shows you how to take advantage of using Forms in HanDBase.
There is a description of how this is used in the following article in the DDH Software Knowledgebase:
04/30/2004 Relationship Linking Example [Development]This applet is a set of databases that shows an example of how to use the Relationship field instead of the Link and Linked fields to set up or maintain existing relationships.
This is especially useful when you need to import data from another application and maintain relationships you have set up there.
04/07/2006 Priority Color Test [Miscellaneous]This DB has conditional fields which evaluate a Priority field. Then the form has three separate options in different colors for the priorities.
01/05/2010 Contact Database with Sample Report [Business Tools]This Applet includes a sample Contacts database and a sample report. This sample report is for use with the HanDBase Desktop and it's Print Report function. View the included SampleReportReadMe.txt file for information on how to use this report and for tips on writing your own reports. There is sample data included so you can test printing a report using this database immediately.
03/15/2010 HanDBase Desktop FileLink Plugin [Plug-In]This is an External field plugin for the HanDBase Desktop that allows for launching/opening of Files, Website and even starting Emails from directly within HanDBase.
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Last week when we found out artist Shelli Paroline was teaming with frequent art collaborator Braden Lamb and writer Ryan North for an Adventure Time comic from Boom Studios' Kaboom! imprint in February, we knew we had to check out her portfolio. A visit to her official website revealed some serious examples of why she's a great candidate for bringing Frederator Studio's algebraic animated series to comics. Her characters practically bounce with energy and bear all the personality AT fans will crave when the title arrives. You can see a few examples of Paroline's art after the jump.


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Malaya Journal of Matematik (MJM) publishes original research papers of the highest quality in all areas of mathematics, statistics, computer science and their broad range of applications. For this reason, submissions from many areas of mathematics are invited, provided these show a high level of originality, new techniques, an innovative approach, novel methodologies, or otherwise a high .....
- Dr. Eduardo Hernandez Morales - Departamento de computacao e matematica, Faculdade de Filosofia, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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As more Native American Indian tribes operate gaming facilities, their casinos are becoming increasingly elaborate in architectural and mechanical design. In order for tribes in the southwest United States to compete with nearby Las Vegas, the new casinos have become larger in square footage, contain high-end dining facilities, and often incorporate hotels and concert venues.
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Norwich soup kitchen left looking for new home after planning commmission vote
Norwich — The St. Vincent de Paul Place soup kitchen and related ministries cannot remain at the former St. Joseph School at the corner of Cliff Street and Clairmont Avenue, the city planning commission ruled Tuesday, because the facility was disruptive to the character of the surrounding residential neighborhood.
The Commission on the City Plan voted 5-0 to deny St. Vincent a special permit to remain in the school beyond the expiration of the facility's temporary permit on Jan. 12. Commission members said the presence of the soup kitchen in the school since July has proven it to be a detriment to the residential neighborhood.
Commission member Frank Manfredi disagreed with proponents' arguments during two contentious public hearings that St. Vincent's mission was an extension of the parish church next door and should be allowed on the church-owned school property.
"This is a much different use than a school," Manfredi said, noting that the soup kitchen serves adults, while the school was for grammar-school-aged students.
He also said the commission had the benefit of experience to judge whether the facility fit the character of the neighborhood.
St. Vincent was forced to find a new location in July when the former city train station behind Main Street closed for structural repairs. The facility obtained temporary six-month permits from city and state building officials, but needed a special permit from the planning commission to remain permanently in the school.
During the two public hearing sessions, neighbors complained that patrons had trespassed on their properties, threw litter in their yards, cursed at residents and refused to leave when asked.
"We've heard from neighbors what has happened," Manfredi said, "how it has affected the character of the neighborhood."
Chairman Ralph Page added his concerns about added traffic to the neighborhood, as St. Vincent had planned to expand the operation to include a food pantry, a clothing bank and other services.
The vote leaves St. Vincent with less than a month to find a new permanent location.
"We do not have an alternative location," Executive Director Jillian Corbin said after the vote.
Corbin said she would meet with soup kitchen staff and Diocese of Norwich officials right away on a future plan.
"It's somewhat of a surprise," Corbin said.
Neighbors applauded briefly after the vote before clearing the meeting room.
Cliff Street resident Sarah Scepanski called the vote "wonderful" and "awesome."
But Hobart Avenue resident Brian Kobylarz, who led the opposition to the relocation, called it "a double-edged sword," leaving a vital city service with less than a month to find a new location. Repeatedly during two public hearing sessions, residents supported the soup kitchen mission and its services but argued that the former neighborhood school was an inappropriate location.
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'Jurassic' stomps to No. 1 for second week
Jurassic World continues to chomp into all-time records. The dinosaur blockbuster roared to No. 1 and $102 million in its second week, taking its total to $398.2 million in just 10 days, according to tracking firm Rentrak. It is now the fastest film to ever reach that milestone in the USA, stomping past The Avengers' 10-day total of $373.1 million in 2012. (The superhero team-up still has the biggest second weekend ever by a hair with $103.1 million, according to Box Office Mojo). Led by a $208.8 million start last weekend, World is now closing in on a jaw-dropping $1 billion worldwide with $981.3 million to date.
"What Jurassic World has achieved is nothing short of astonishing," says Rentrak senior analyst Paul Dergarabedian. With strong weekday play and a mere 51% drop since last weekend, "this is a worldwide phenomenon. It's the quintessential summer movie and audiences are voting with their dollars." Although Inside Out is the first Disney/Pixar film that didn't open at No. 1, the brainy animated flick is no slouch, overperforming with a mind-boggling $91.1 million for second place. It's the best launch ever for a Pixar movie that wasn't a sequel, and the studio's biggest opening since Toy Story 3′s huge $110.3 million haul the same weekend in 2010, Rentrak reports.
The emotional family film, set inside an 11-year-old girl's mind and featuring the voices of Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith and Mindy Kaling as her emotions, earned 98% positive reviews from critics, according to aggregation site RottenTomatoes.com. Audiences reacted similarly, awarding it a 93% approval rating. Overall, the box office is up 70% from the same weekend last year, when Think Like a Man Too topped the competition with $29.2 million. And following a slower-than-expected Memorial Day weekend, "this is a cause for celebration in the industry," Dergarabedian says. "Look what a difference a couple weeks can make."
Rounding out the top five, Melissa McCarthy comedy Spy sneaked in at No. 3 and $10.5 million ($74.4 million in three weeks). Disaster movie San Andreas came in at No. 4 with $8.2 million ($132.2 million in four weeks), and Sundance Film Festival hit Dope landed at No. 5 with $6 million its first weekend in just over 2,000 theaters. Final numbers are expected Monday.


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Author Notes: I love Ahmad Afternoon Tea - a bracing cuppa with a fragrant hint of bergamot (in this case, the peel of the ungainly citrus fruit, not the herb of the same name). A creamy panna cotta is warmed by the smokiness of the tea and a splash of bourbon. And a simple compote of dried, cold weather cranberries reinforces the tea theme. In summer, I switch to fresh raspberries.
Earl Grey delivers similar but more delicate results. If you substitute it for Ahmad Afternoon, add a scoop of a strong, breakfast-type blend. —Marie Viljoen
Food52 Review: I loved the addition of bourbon to the panna cotta; it was a beautifully smoky background to the milky flavor. And the cherries made a tart, boozy complement to the creamy panna cotta. Next time, I'll steep the tea a bit more for a stronger flavor. —Omeletta
Makes: 6
Panna Cotta
cup milk
packet powdered gelatin
cups cream
cup sugar
strips lemon zest, 3" x .25"
tablespoons bourbon
tablespoons strong bergamot tea (brewed about 5 minutes)
Bergamot-Infused Cranberry Compote
cup strong bergamot tea (brewed about 5 minutes)
tablespoons bourbon
cup dried cranberries
Panna Cotta
- Pour the milk into a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over medium heat.
- Turn off the heat and sprinkle the gelatin over the milk to soften.
- Stir thoroughly to dissolve.
- In another saucepan, heat 1 1/2 cups of the cream, the sugar, and the lemon zest, stirring the mixture to dissolve the sugar.
- Bring the mixture to a brief boil, then immediately remove it from the heat.
- Take out the strips of lemon zest.
- Add the warm milk and gelatin mixture to the hot cream and whisk very well to dissolve any stubborn gelatin lumps.
- Pour through a strainer into a bowl, and leave to cool
- Add 1 tablespoon of bourbon and 2 tablespoons of strong tea.
- Whip the remaining 1 1/2 cups of cream to soft peaks.
- Mix gently into the cooled cream mixture.
- Swirl the remaining tablespoon of bourbon around the base and sides of each panna cotta mold to wet each one, pouring it into the next mold when one has been wet (use more if you run out!).
- Pour the cream mixture into small, individual molds, cover, and chill for at least 3 hours.
- To unmold, slide a knife dipped in boiling water around the edge of each mold, or dip mold briefly in hot water. Invert swiftly onto individual plates.
Bergamot-Infused Cranberry Compote
- Pour the hot tea and the bourbon over the cranberries and leave to infuse for at least 3 hours, or as long as overnight, in the fridge.
- To serve, scatter a couple of tablespoons of plump cranberries around each unmolded panna cotta.
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Hull continued their impressive npower Championship form as Jay Simpson's double fired them to a comfortable victory over Bristol City.
Simpson, who had been enduring a drought in front of goal following his summer move from Arsenal, grabbed his first goal in a Hull shirt in the first half when he finished off some sterling work from Cameron Stewart.
And he doubled his tally midway through the second half when firing home from 15 yards to ensure that Nigel Pearson's men have now gone six league games without defeat.
Nobody have conceded less goals at home than the Tigers and Bristol City rarely looked like breaching that stingy defence, with Danny Rose's effort from long distance the nearest they came to registering.
The win sees Hull move above Bristol City in the table, with the Robins seeing a run of three straight wins abruptly ended at the KC Stadium.
The Humberside region has avoided the snow which has decimated the Football League programme this weekend and there were no fears that the game would fall victim to the weather.
The temperatures may have been freezing but Hull began in a hot streak of form and Kamil Zayatte tested David James from a 20-yard free-kick, but the former England goalkeeper was equal to it and turned the ball over.
But it was the visitors that should have led when unmarked Steven Caulker blazed over at the far post from a Craig McAllister corner.
Hull made the most of their reprieve and took the lead in the 13th minute and the goal was made by Stewart.
The on-loan Manchester United youngster went on a driving run down the left side and picked out an inch-perfect cross for Simpson to turn the ball home at the far post.
Stewart was central to everything Hull were doing and he should have doubled their lead in the 26th minute when he was clean through on goal, but he lifted the ball over James and wide of the post.
The lack of quality in the final third from the visitors was telling and Vito Mannone was an untroubled spectator in the Hull goal for the first half.
The on-loan Arsenal stopper was finally called into action after the break as he scrambled to keep out a fizzing 25-yard shot from Rose. The ball went through Mannone's hands but fortuitously dropped just wide for a corner.
The Robins continued to press for a leveller and David Clarkson had a gilt-edged chance when he failed to get his free header on target, instead glancing over the bar.
However, it was Hull that strengthened their position with Simpson's second of the game just after the hour.
City defender McAllister tried to clear a through-ball but he only succeeded in setting up Simpson, who had no trouble firing home from 15 yards.
The Robins tried in vain to get back into the game and could have set up a nervy finish but Brett Pitman could not connect properly with Rose's cross and the danger was averted.


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New Year, New Closet: The Best Ways To Keep Your Wardrobe Organised
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Tip 2: Downsize your t-shirt collection.
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To avoid an overwhelming closet, arrange your clothing by category. In other words, group all outerwear together, all tops together, and all pants together for a neat and systematic wardrobe. This will make it very simple when looking for a certain blouse or pair of fitted pants.
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Tip 4: Keep your shoes visible.
This one is simple: if you can't see it, you won't wear it. If you hide your shoes toward the back of your closet, you will continue to wear the same pairs over and over again. Even out the playing field and show yourself all of your options.
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- mae g'ovannen!
i am Minimire and this is actually the third forum i've joined that is dedicated to Tolkien's amazing works. as you guys can probably tell, i am obsessed with Tolkien's world. literally obsessed. i have always looked up to him for his creations and he is and always will be my inspiration. although i only really became obsessed with lord of the rings books late last year, i have always loved the movies and middle earth.
i am currently creating and plotting my own world, using Tolkien's creations and works as a guide for me. i am not a great writer like him, but i am hoping to make small little journals full of my work and notes that i can just get lost in when i need a break from reality. i am currently re-reading the hobbit and have not started on the lord of the rings yet as i am currently reading more than one book at a time but i'm hoping to get there soon. i have wanted to buy all his books for quite some time now but i can never find them anywhere in my bookstores. maybe i should have gotten them earlier XD
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Oregon is taking a break this week while the team awaits formal word on where it will be headed this postseason.
There is a general consensus that the No. 6 Ducks are headed as an at-large bid to the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 3 in Arizona, but it won't be cemented until Sunday when the bowl bids are announced.
The bigger mystery surrounds who Oregon will face in the game. Many were pining for a matchup with No. 7 Kansas State, to spotlight Oregon freshman quarterback Marcus Mariota and Wildcats senior QB Collin Klein.
Kansas State hosts No. 23 Texas in its regular-season finale on Saturday. The Wildcats can wrap up the Big 12 title and earn the league's automatic BCS bowl berth with a win, or if No. 12 Oklahoma loses to TCU earlier in the day.
Like Oregon, Kansas State was derailed in its quest for a national championship bid by a lone loss, to Baylor. On the same day, the Ducks got knocked out of the race with a loss to Stanford.
Following Oregon's 48-24 victory over intrastate rival Oregon State in the 116th Civil War, the Ducks (11-1, 8-1 Pac-12) went into postseason limbo, where they await their fate. Players got the week off from practice, except for strength and conditioning. Many of the coaches departed for recruiting trips.
``11-1's a pretty good record the last time I checked, no matter what happens,'' defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti said following the Civil War win.
While the Ducks finished with just one conference loss, it was to Stanford, so the No. 8 Cardinal (10-2, 8-1) claimed the head-to-head matchup for a spot in the Pac-12 championship game Friday night against No. 17 UCLA (9-3, 6-3). The winner of the conference title heads to the Rose Bowl.
The Ducks also played in the Fiesta Bowl following their 11-win season in 2001, beating Colorado 38-16 on Joey Harrington's four touchdown passes. Oregon's lone loss that year also was to Stanford.
While they waited this week, many Oregon players collected honors.
On Sunday, the team held its own award reception. In a vote among teammates, Mariota and senior linebacker Michael Clay both were named the team's most outstanding players, while senior linebacker Dion Jordan was named most inspirational.
Mariota was also chosen as the Pac-12's freshman of the year on offense.
He set the conference record with 30 touchdown passes. He is the first Oregon freshman to throw for 300 yards in a game, doing it three times this season. He also matched the Oregon record with six touchdown passes against California.
And he's still got a game to go.
Mariota and Jordan also were selected to the Pac-12's all-league first team by the conference coaches, along with senior running back Kenjon Barner, sophomore center Hroniss Grasu and sophomore cornerback Ifo Ekpre-Olomu.
On Wednesday, Barner was named among the finalists for the Walter Camp award for the nation's best player, along with Klein, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and USC receiver Marqise Lee.
Barner is averaging 135.5 yards rushing a game, fourth in the nation. He has rushed for 1,624 total yards and 21 touchdowns this season.
Rumors continued to swirl around the future of Oregon coach Chip Kelly and whether the 17-14 loss to Stanford in overtime was his last game at Autzen Stadium.
Kelly's name surfaces when there are NFL openings since he acknowledged talking to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers about their vacancy last season. At the time, he said he had ``unfinished business'' left at Oregon.
Kelly was asked before the Civil War whether he'd like to address this season's NFL talk.
The coach simply said: ``No.''