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Since these are more food related, my latest adventures have mostly been posted over at my food blog, EdEats.com.
A week or so ago, my friends and I dug our Christmas cheer out from storage and headed to the Vancouver Christmas Market. From November 24th to December 24th, Queen Elizabeth Theatre Plaza is blanketed with various festive eats, crafts and entertainment. There's ornaments, nutcrackers, mulled wine, sausages and all the sorts of things you'd expect to find this time of the year. Well, I guess sausages are good all year round.
The Vancouver Christmas Market feels very European-influenced, mostly German. That's quite a stark contrast from Vancouver as we're mostly a West Coast and Asian food society and I can only think of one local German restaurant off the top of my head. Of course, not to be outdone, when I went, Vancouver was her usual rain-soaked self.
Admission is $5 ($2 for kids 12 and under or if you go on a weekday afternoon) and it's good for the entire duration of the market. It gets crowded on the weekend in the evening.
A few days ago, Whole Foods invited a group of local food bloggers and media to their Cambie location to show us some of the special new products they're stocking on the shelves as well as to share some food and drink. I've never been to a party in a supermarket before, so I didn't really know what to expect for a sneak peek of Whole Foods Market's holiday gift items.
Denise Breyley, Whole Foods' local forager, explains how they want to provide top quality products but also try to emphasize shopping local whenever possible. Many of the items shown tonight are made in BC while others come from our neighbours in Seattle.
Ocean Wise/Vancouver Aquarium Event at Oru
I was a little surprised to receive an invite from the Vancouver Aquarium and Ocean Wise for their event to promote sustainable seafood. I thought that must've meant that they never found all the posts I made about how I wonder what penguin tastes like or if there was only one bluefin tuna left on the planet, that fish is going in my face. I mean, someone's going to eat it. Might as well be me.
However, if we can prevent delicious, delicious animals from extinction, then by all means, we should. I would be quite sad to find out if some of my favorite foods were no longer available because they simply don't exist anymore. Heck, maybe dodos or the Pyrenean ibex or that weird half-zebra, half-horse looking thing tasted amazing and now we'll never get a chance to eat them because people wanted to mount their heads over their mantles.


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Here are some from the past that I have done.
1. Valentine's Heart Collages
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3. Easy Clay Hearts for KindergartenI have made these for Christmas presents, but they would be perfect for Valentine's Day.
4. Maps of My Heart (by Kindergarten)
5. Styrofoam Printed Valentines
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Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2004 6:28 pm
Post subject: Which cookbook do you use the most?
Among all the cookbooks you have (and I'm sure some of you have loads) which one do you turn to most often, and which one did you make the most recipes out of?
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You're right, Clotilde, I do have loads of cookbooks, but the one I reach for before I look at any other book or website is 'The Cooks Companion' by Stephanie Alexander.
Stephanie had a very popular and successful restaurant in Melbourne, Stephanie's, which closed a few years ago. I guess like most cooks, she collected many recipes over many years and she organised them into this most wonderful book (her former life as a librarian would have been useful). The recipes are categorised by ingredients, in alphabetical order, from anchovies to .... yes, you guessed it, zucchini.
This book is a must-have for everyone and it will be the first cookbook I give my son in a few years when he's old enough to start cooking
Not sure whether it's available outside Australia
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Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2004 12:20 pm
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There are two cookbooks by Mark Bittman that I find extremely helpful. The first is "How to Cook Everything" and the second is "The Minimalist Cooks at Home." Both include straightforward, clear recipes for everything from American classics to a range of world cuisines.
If I had to pick just one that I rely on most, I would have to go with "How to Cook Everything" due to its wide coverage of almost anything I'd want to cook. In addition to recipes, this book also provides wonderful discussion of kitchen gadgets, cooking techniques, food storage techniques, and the basics on selecting and preparing every food group.
It's an excellent resource guide and I can see why it won a Julia Child Cookbook Award and a James Beard Foundation Cookbook Award. I love it.
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Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2004 7:13 pm
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Donna Hay's
New Food Fast
is a staple for weeknight meals. It's organized into 10 minute, 20 minute, and 30 minute sections, and the recipes really are that quick to prepare. I also have her
Modern Classics 1
, but I find I use NFF more often.
For more relaxed food reading I like Nigella Lawson's
How to Eat
. This has good basics, and I find her conversational style very appealing.
Cooks Illustrated
magazine is full of useful tips, and my scientific side gets a real kick out of all the permutations they put a recipe through to come up with the best version.
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my favorite cookbook is Italian (no wonder) - La cucina di casa del gambero rosso, by Annalisa Barbagli - and has many (1000) basic Italian recipes very simply and clearly explained. I also buy on an almost regular basis the monthly review La Cucina Italiana, a publication which started in in the 1920s or 30s and is still in full swing. It occasionally publishes very interesting monographic numbers, like "first courses," "vegetables," "quick menus" etc.
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sorry, that was me before
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albacore, I love Donna Hay's recipes, have all her cookbooks and get her bi-monthly magazine. Soon I'll need a bigger house to accomodate all my magazines and cookbooks!
Another excellent monthly magazine which is available in Oz and the UK (not sure about anywhere else) is Delicious. It features regular articles from Jamie Oliver, Nigella Lawson, Curtis Stone and many other favourites. Easy, tasty, interesting recipes and articles.
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"Saveur Cooks Authentic French", and "Saveur Cooks Autentic Italian", are equally used and cooked from. Then in the unconventional cookbook catagory, is my Big White Three Ring Binder, of recipes that I have collected over the past (yikes) 30 years.[/i]
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Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 3:37 pm
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I have a lot of cookbooks (40 plus), but probably over the years I've used the Joy of Cooking, an older edition, most (a wedding present from my mother in 1969). It 's a good basic cookbook, with lots of useful information about foods and preserving, weights and measures, etc. I have some favorite, many-times used recipes, including Brownies Cockaigne and Onion Pie. I actually have 4 copies--I now have my mother's copy (she died in 1999), plus a copy I got to replace my own (spine was wearing out), and last year I got the newest, most revised edition (some good new stuff, but they took out some of my favorite sections, including the Cocktails section, and Brunch, Lunch, and Supper Dishes).
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I have to second "How to Cook Everything," and I have "The Minimalist Cooks Dinner," which is great! I'm not a very skilled cook, yet all his recipes come out great for me. And he has just such a great attitude. All the recipes in TMCD include easy variation information, extra tips and info, and sides and wine suggestions. Love it!
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Judy wrote:
You're right, Clotilde, I do have loads of cookbooks, but the one I reach for before I look at any other book or website is 'The Cooks Companion' by Stephanie Alexander.
I have heard great things about this book and now Stephanie has released a 2nd edition which is retailing at a whopping $125AUS. I'm uncertain whether or not to get this - it's a pretty expensive doorstop
Have you seen this edition? Any opinions?
I've got a couple of good cookbooks but they are mostly full of complicated recipes with lots of ingredients - I'm looking for something to give me ideas for weeknight dinners and take-to-work lunches. The last is particularly hard because a lot of things don't survive a microwaving.
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Nice to see another Antipodean on the forum! Wow, the price of the second edition is a lot more than I paid ... well... about 7 years ago. It's a great book, but you'd need to use it an awful lot to get your money's worth. How about in discount booksellers like Big W and Target? How about on Ebay? There is a copy for sale at present - take a look or email me for more info.
For quick meals with not too many ingredients, I use Donna Hay's cookbooks and magazines, and Delicious magazines. Both have websites and Donna Hay gives a few recipes from the current issue. Not sure about Delicious, but it gives info about what's in the current month's mag.
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Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:41 pm
Post subject: Cookbooks
I find I go through phases where I cook a lot from a single cookbook. There was a time when I was cooking from Richard Olney's "Simple French Food" and also his "Provence the Beautiful." Sometimes we've gone through a mexican jag, and for that I like Rick Bayless's books, and also "Mexico the Beautiful." Recently we've been doing a lot of spanish food from the Cesar cookbook (from a restaurant in Berkeley, California). I often look at Chez Panisse Vegetables also when I get something from the farmer's market and want some inspiration or advice.
So I guess I don't really have an "old standby." I've been annoyed by Bittman--How to Cook Everything has some recipes that just don't work if you follow them literally. I always look at another book for a second opinion. Joy of Cooking is more reliable.
The book I've probably used more than any other in the last few years is "Lulu's Provencal Table" by Richard Olney.
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Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2004 7:47 pm
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My most-used cookbook is Joy of Cooking. Mary, I think you and I probably prefer the same edition. I don't care for the newest as much. One of the reasons I like this cookbook is the information on ingredients and cooking processes. Many of the recipes have served as guidelines for me to develop my own recipes.
I have many cookbooks, lots of ethnic ones, and read them like other people read novels. Two of my favorites are Diana Kennedy's Cuisines of Mexico and Recipes from the Regional Cooks of Mexico. I enjoy cooking from them although most recipes are lengthy. Ingredients can be difficult to find locally for US northern and European cooks. Don't know about Australia or NZ.
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You guys have named so many good cookbooks. I'd be hardpressed to come up with the name of a single one but something that I think deserves mention is a set that was published as an encyclopedia of cooking many years ago. Oddly, it was one of those one-a-week things that you can sometimes get at American grocery chains.
This one is called
The Woman's Day Encyclopedia of Cookery
. For folks not in the US, that's a familiar monthly magazine distributed through grocery stores. It was published in 1966.
I got a single volume when we cleaned out my mother-in-law's kitchen after she died. She had one of the 12 volumes.
, if you have to know.
I tried a couple recipes and they were terrific. Probably 15-20 years later I found a cookbook store that had the complete set.
What's really interesting about this set (apart from the sentimental value) is that, at the time when there wasn't so much impressive American culinary tradition and what there
was going in the
direction toward pre-frozen & pre-digested, this collection identified and celebrated the best that existed at the time.
It's filled with recipes and commentary from people like James Beard and Helen Evans Brown who pre-dated Julia Child but probably helped make her career possible. It focused on ingredients (many more exotic and unknown at the time), on international cooking & regional cooking, and on methods rarely practiced in the average American home. I learned to bake cheesecakes and can preserves from that first volume.
It really was a find and I still treasure it 30 years later. A lot of the photography is highly dated (and sometimes amusing) but I use recipes all the time.
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A running discussion on the Cincinnati Reds and everything else in the baseball universe.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
2010 Top Prospect List: #5 Chris Heisey, of
Height 6-0, Weight 215, B/T: L/R, DOB: 12/14/1984
2009 Redlegs Baseball Prospect Ranking: "Other Notables"
Chris Heisey has consistently managed to exceed expectations in the professional ranks. It seems the better the competition, the better he performs. In fact, he has managed to improve his OPS every year he has been in the farm system (.762 to .791 to .822 to .900), which is a rather remarkable accomplishment.
Heisey is one of the more well-rounded prospects in the system and has a baseball IQ that allows him to effectively utilize his tools.
Heisey attended Division III Messiah College, a Christian College in Pennsylvania. During his collegiate career Heisey set many school records, including the single season marks for total bases (106), hits (63), home runs (9), and longest hitting streak (14 games). He also has several career marks, including batting average (.405), total bases (294), doubles (41), and home runs (23).
Despite the lower level of competition, Heisey performed well enough to catch the eye of the Reds, who selected Heisey as a junior in the 17th round of the 2006 draft.
Heisey spent 2009 splitting time between the two highest levels of the minor leagues.
For double-A Carolina, Heisey broke through to a previously unattained level of performance. In 71 games and 314 plate appearances Heisey posted a slash line of .347/.426/.572/.998 with 13 homeruns and a 34/34 K/BB ratio. He actually earned the breakout, as evidenced by a robust 20% line drive rate, which supports his higher than usual .362 BABIP. His approach at the plate was impressive, as he managed to walk as often as he whiffed while still slugging .572. Typically, hitters have to sell out to generate good power production, which results in an increased number of strikeouts. Heisey, however, managed to limit his strikeouts while still generating substantial power.
His performance earned him a promotion to triple-A Louisville. The tougher level of competition slowed him down a bit, but he still managed to post a respectable slash line of .278/.322/.465/.787 in 270 plate appearances. The more advanced pitchers attacked him differently and found weaknesses to exploit, as evidenced by his 23/7 K/BB ratio. He still posted a strong line drive rate of 19%, which means his BABIP of .306 was probably a bit lower than it should have been. Ultimately, Heisey had some growing pains as he adjusted to the more advanced competition, but his play was solid and with the wisdom from his new found experience he should be fine.
Heisey's season didn't end there, as he continued his impressive performance in the Arizona Fall League, where he posted a stellar slash line of .297/.370/.593/.963 with a 27/10 K/BB ratio in 91 At Bats. He also hit 5 homers and swiped 5 bags in 7 attempts. His performance put him right in the mix for a job with the big club for the 2010 season.
Heisey has a well-rounded game and possesses 5 legitimate tools. While he doesn't have one standout tool, he does everything rather well. His tools also play up a notch due to his baseball savvy and instincts. He has a good feel for the game and it shows up in his production.
In his setup, Heisey uses a slightly wider than shoulder width, but stands up quite tall. He holds his hands up high, by his right ear, and uses a high back elbow and a small bat waggle to keep his body loose and free of tension while waiting for the pitcher. As the pitcher delivers the ball, Heisey takes a small stride forward to transfer his weight to meet the pitch. His stride also helps cock the hips and generate load to power the swing. However, before he can fire the swing, he has to drop the back elbow down into hitting position.
Heisey has a fairly uncomplicated, fundamentally sound swing, but it's not the most aesthetically pleasing swing in the system. At times, his swing is a bit top-hand heavy and he uses a bit more upper body rotation than usual to compensate and pull the swing through the hitting zone. This action gives his swing more of a rotational look than a strong drive forward directly towards the pitcher. In essence, Heisey seems to transfer some of the energy generated by his swing around his body, rather than directly towards the pitcher. Regardless, he still manages to generate solid bat speed and work effectively from gap to gap.
Heisey's swing path involves a slight uppercut and he gets good extension out and through the ball. On his follow-through, Heisey keeps both hands on the bat. His more active top hand and added rotational action can result in a somewhat lower than normal finishing hand position and bat wrap.
Here are a couple of different angles of Heisey in action:
Heisey has above average speed that enables him to cover quite a bit of ground in the outfield. He also has average arm strength and good accuracy to his throws. While Heisey can capably handle all three outfield spots, he profiles better in the corners. His range is stretched in center, which makes him average at best out there. However, he projects as a potential plus defensive outfielder in left and right.
In 2009, Heisey played exclusively centerfield for double-A Carolina. In 68 games, Heisey made 142 outs, had 3 assists, and 4 errors. His Runs/150 mark was a 0, which grades out as an average fielder.
After his promotion to triple-A Louisville Heisey split time between all three outfield spots. In 22 games in leftfield, Heisey posted -3 Runs relative to league average. In 28 games in center, he posted a 0 Runs mark relative to league average. In 13 games in right, he posted a 0 Runs mark relative to league average.
Ultimately, the sample sizes are too small to reveal much, but he has the tools to be a solid defensive outfielder. Unfortunately, he seems a bit stretched in center, as he has less positional value in center and his bat won't play quite as well in a corner spot.
Heisey is an intriguing, well-rounded prospect. In a farm system that is loaded with interesting talent, Heisey is one of the rare prospects who is greater than the sum of his individual parts. In recent memory, it seems that the vast majority of Reds prospects promoted to the majors underwhelm and looked overmatched, but Heisey could be the type of prospect who performs up to his projection. He won't ever have the highest ceiling, but Heisey could be an intriguing value at the major league level. His max projection is probably that of a league average outfielder, and it remains to be seen if he'll ever reach it, but if the right opportunity presents itself he could carve out a few years as a starting outfielder in the majors. For now, his combination of well-rounded skills and baseball instincts is enough to land him at #5 on the list.
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After watching him in the show I feel like he needs to do a better job of getting his hands down & into hitting position quicker. I think this sometimes results in a bit of a looping motion with his bat and ends up in alot of swing and misses. I know at one point he worked on his timing (getting his hands into hitting position) which is why he finally broke out in the minors. Seems he could use a bit more seasoning here.ReplyDelete
Something to look for next season. Where is his hands when the ball comes out of the pitchers hand, they should be in hitting position at that point and not a second later. Just my amateur scouting opinion.
Yeah, I'll be keeping an eye on Heisey. It'll be interesting so see what type of role he gets and how he does with it.
You've mentioned his hand position before, so it's something that's definitely on my radar for 2011. I'm not sure he needs to make any changes just yet, especially after his success climbing the ladder, but maybe an adjustment is needed. Next year will answer many questions on Heisey.
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Saturday, August 8th, from 6-10 PM, Lucky Gallery will be hosting an opening party for the exhibition, "Honey I Shrunk Red Hook", a public art project and installation by Luis Blackaller and Andy Cavatorta.
Blackaller and Cavatorta will create a cardboard model of the streets surrounding Lucky Gallery, and build a collection of photorealistic dolls representing Red Hook dwellers.
Visitors to the Lucky Gallery will be encouraged to play with the dolls and have the option to have their own doll made. The familiar sites and people everybody knows will be the one's in the imagination, giving visitors the chance to meet (or even be!) the familiar strangers all around them.
So come on down to the Little Red Hook inside the Big Red Hook and help bring it to life, re-arrange it, tag it up, and fill it with surprises. Bring friends and objects, dreams and fears, and stories only you can tell.
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They say a change is as good as a rest, and where Sennen are concerned the proof of such an adage lies in the pudding. Having formed a decade ago, putting out their first record three years later, subsequent line-up changes and relocations have seen them return to the drawing board, ultimately resulting in their most personal collection of songs to date, Lost Harmony doesn't continue the tone of its predecessor, 2010's Age Of Denial. Instead, it represents the turning of a new chapter, albeit one that finds the band in a more reflective, observational and occasionally self-critical mood.
Having spent their formative years in the slightly unrock'n'roll surroundings of Norwich, the band's decision to up sticks and move to London seems to have brought a change in musical focus along for the ride. Recruiting new bass player Tim Kelleway - brother of guitarist and singer Richard - in the process, the familiar soundscapes of old now replaced with a more mature, laid back sound that leans heavily on both Americana and Krautrock.
It's also worth noting the involvement of celebrated producer David Allen here, whose previous credits include such landmarks as The Head On The Door, First And Last And Always and Disintegration. Rather than build the expansive wall of sound that's punctuated their earlier releases, Allen has given Sennen the freedom to manoeuvre, employing a less is more doctrine, allowing each of the 11 songs that make up Lost Harmony a chance to breathe. Indeed, the widescreen post-rock of first release Widows could almost be a different band entirely, such is the contrast between the Sennen of then to the one responsible for Lost Harmony. What it does highlight is Sennen's development as fluent songwriters, even if the subject matter does become a little too disparaging at times.
Whereas atmospheric opener 'Colder' delves its toes into countrified territories once occupied by Mojave 3, the chilled reflective sighs of 'Learn To Love The Dark' coupled with 'Wasted Heart's pensive strains echo sentiments previously aired on Ride's swansong Tarantula, a band always close to Sennen's hearts. The hypnotic buzz of lead single 'Vultures' is possibly the closest Sennen veer towards their earlier works, its dizzying squall of reverb fuelled harmonies building into cacophonous rush at the outset.
Interestingly, one of the main influences for the record fellow guitarist and vocalist Larry Holmes recently declared was The Carpenters, and on sombre mid-point 'Not Coming Back' their spectre looms ominously. Indeed there is a concern that at times Sennen become too embroiled in their innermost thoughts, the static 'No Love Song' and tawdry ballad 'St Jude' being two points in question. However, when Lost Harmony glistens it shines like a thousand stars in the clear night sky. 'Standing Still' may carry a prophetic air of winsomeness ("Everybody's telling me it's time to go") yet buried beneath its semi-acoustic melody lies a song feted wordsmiths such as Guy Garvey and Johnny Bramwell wouldn't be ashamed to call their own. Penultimate number 'Our Lost History' borrows the motorik beat pioneered by the likes of Neu! 40 years ago before locking horns with Power, Corruption & Lies era New Order amidst a synth-induced wave of hedonistic pop.
While the distinctive harmonies of Holmes and Kelleway senior ensure Sennen's new identity doesn't become too detached from their past, Lost Harmony carries an inventive and often revealing blend of subtlety and lucidity throughout. Whether it accentuates a change in the band's fortunes from peripheral outsiders remains to be seen, but for now this is a welcome diversion for a band no longer set in its ways.
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First of all what does Kuvio mean? It is finish and means pattern. So this very minimalistic and well designed game is about different pattern you have to select with your fingers and rebuild a random generated figure. Sounds easy?
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News! The 1984 family photos are mostly posted - just one set to go! Click on "Pictures" on left and follow the links! Manuia!
This website is for all Nanumeans, the Children of Tefolaha, ga Tama a Tefolaha; those whose home, or spiritual homeland, is Namea, Nameana, Seilona, Lakena, Hahake, Hauma......the lands of Pai and Vau: Nanumea..
These pages are a place to share the wealth of information that has become available about our island society over the past hundred and fifty years. The content available here will be added to regularly. as time goes on.
Te website tenei mo gatama Nanumea katoa, me koa noho koe i Nanumea me ko Funafuti, Aukilani, Fiti, Tarawa, Ausitalia, me momea ake.
Ni fakatuu te website tenei mo fai mo mea mo fehuiaki te uke o iloiloga mo poto faka te fenua pele o taatou koa oti ni fakaakutu i te selau tupu tauhaga mai te okoga mai o te Lotu. Logo, tala, ata mo mea ake e fakaali ikonei koa tuputupu maalie, kae te fakamoemoega maalosi ko koulua koa fia tuku mai oulua iloa -- poto, ata, tala, mo mea ake -- fakamolemole fakatahi mai, lafo mai, fesoasoani mai. Tuhituhi mai, e i ai te motou meli iti contact ikonei mai lalo i te laupepa tenei, kae i laupepa ake hoki i te website tenei.
Fakafetai, kae te fakamoemoega ke toe hepaki taatou ikonei i laupepa o te website mo Fanau Nanumea.
Please email us if you have materials you'd like to contribute to this site -- pictures, logo, poto, tala, stories, a poem or anything else. We would also like your comments and suggestions: firstname.lastname@example.com -- Fakafetai lahi!!
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Te Fale/Website tenei ni ttala i te po 10 o Me, 2008
This site was launched 10 May, 2008
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Te Po o Tefolaha is celebrated by Nanumeanseach January
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January 1984
Uafu at Nanumea
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Topic: iPhone Software 3.0
TomTom to release iPod touch-specific GPS car kit
11/20/2009, 01:11 pm
In conjunction with its newly updated App Store software, TomTom announced it will release a car kit that will bring GPS functionality specifically to the iPod touch.
New apps said to make iPod touch more prominent in Apple stores
11/19/2009, 10:11 am
In addition to the the EasyPay iPod touch application used for checkouts, numerous Apple-created, task-specific applications are allegedly coming to Apple retail employees, AppleInsider has been told.
Inside Google's Android and Apple's iPhone OS as advancing technology
11/11/2009, 01:11 pm
Google's Android supplies smartphone makers with the core software they can use to sell devices that compete against the iPhone. This article is the third in a series examining how Android stacks up in comparison to the iPhone as a smartphone software platform, looking particularly how core system and bundled software is delivered, updated, and maintained.
Exclusive look at Apple's new iPod touch-based EasyPay checkout
11/03/2009, 09:11 am
(ifoAppleStore) Within two weeks, Apple stores will begin retiring their current Windows CE-based portable computers and start using a custom-designed and crafted iPod touch to check out customers. AppleInsider has a first look at the new system.
Apple announces In App Purchases for free App Store software
10/15/2009, 05:10 pm
Apple has announced that developers who offer free App Store applications can now take advantage of in-app transactions -- a feature that was previously allowed only for paid software.
A look inside Apple's new App Store Resource Center
09/22/2009, 04:09 pm
Following a chorus of criticism for a perceived lack of communication on the iPhone App Store approval process, Apple recently unveiled its new Resource Center for developers, and AppleInsider offers a peek.
TomTom for Apple iPhone released in U.S. App Store for $99
08/17/2009, 07:08 am
A day after the TomTom navigation software saw an overseas roll out, the iPhone application hit North America and Europe and is now available for download in the App Store.
TomTom iPhone app released in New Zealand, priced at $84 U.S.
08/16/2009, 05:08 pm
The TomTom application for iPhone appeared in the Australian and New Zealand Apple App Stores Sunday, with the software-only offering available at a U.S. price of $84.41.
Reseller lists TomTom iPhone kit for �99.00 ($168.50)
08/05/2009, 11:08 am
A U.K Web site has made the TomTom cradle and accompanying software available for pre-order at a cost of 99 pounds, or about $168.50 U.S., though a company spokesman would not confirm that price.
Apple kicks iPhone for enterprise efforts into overdrive
06/18/2009, 02:06 pm
Apple this week stepped up its efforts to take on rivals Research in Motion and Microsoft in the corporate smartphone market, releasing a lengthy guide aimed at helping system administrators deploy iPhones throughout big businesses while simultaneously taking advantage of over a dozen new enterprise features delivered this week.
Apple releases iPhone Software 3.0
06/17/2009, 01:06 pm
Apple on Wednesday afternoon formally rolled out iPhone Software 3.0 for existing iPhone and iPod touch customers, delivering some long-requested features such as copy & paste.
Apple holds up iPhone 3G S deliveries ahead of 3.0 software
06/17/2009, 10:06 am
Apple has asked that package delivery service UPS hold back stateside shipments of its new iPhone 3G S handset that may have otherwise arrived early, just as the company prepares for an early afternoon launch of iPhone Software 3.0.
Snow Leopard gives heads-up for near-death MacBook batteries
06/16/2009, 07:06 pm
While the immediate charge on a Mac notebook's battery has been available for years, Mac OS X Snow Leopard now tells owners when their batteries are nearing the end of their useful lifespans.
Apple testing 'Find my iPhone' ahead of other MobileMe improvements
06/09/2009, 02:06 pm
Apple overnight tapped its developer community to begin testing a new "Find my iPhone" feature, one of several enhancements to the company's MobileMe internet service due to arrive with this month's release of iPhone Software 3.0.
iPhone OS 3.0 app highlights: TomTom GPS, Line 6, more
06/08/2009, 07:06 pm
As in March, Apple at WWDC showcased a swath of new apps that take advantage of everything iPhone OS 3.0 can do. AppleInsider has some of the highlights, including the first-ever true, turn-by-turn GPS app for the iPhone.
Apple unveils new iPhone 3.0 features, sets release for June 17th
06/08/2009, 07:06 pm
At WWDC, Apple revealed a few new details related to its iPhone 3.0 operating system update for existing iPhone and iPod touch users, including its release date set for June 17, 2009. Meanwhile, new information clarifies why U.S. wireless carrier AT&T has delayed support for tethering and MMS features of the software.
Jobs' return to Apple may hinge on public event
06/04/2009, 11:06 pm
Although Apple has long said its CEO Steve Jobs' return to regular work is slated for late June, a report has the company waiting for a major event before the co-founder truly resumes his post -- one which he briefly risked never seeing again.
Apple's next-gen iPhone may add radio tagging, Nike Sport Kit
06/03/2009, 02:06 pm
A new version of Apple's iTunes software released Monday includes code strings that hint at a couple of new features likely to make their debut alongside new iPhone models this month, namely radio tagging capabilities and support for the Nike+ Sport Kit.
Apple's new iPhone software may let users share applications
06/03/2009, 10:06 am
Apple's forthcoming iPhone Software 3.0 may introduce features that let users share their purchased applications with family or friends, a move that would give iPhone and iPod touch owners a greater say over which apps deserve the spotlight in the overly-congested App Store.
Photos purport to show new iPhone's autofocus camera, compass
05/30/2009, 10:05 pm
A chinese blog has blurry photos that appear to show an iPhone -- possibly the next-generation model -- using autofocusing with its camera, movie recording and the digital compass.


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I baked an Oreo Cheesecake and my favourite Toffee and Apple Crumble for desserts, which went down a storm. Unfortunately the cheesecake didn't hang around long enough for me to take pics but it's without doubt one I will bake again and blog about. I made this Carrot Cake after seeing it in this month's Good Food magazine; the cinnamon frosting sounded and was amazing. I love carrot cake and this recipe ticked all the boxes and was loved by all. It's definitely one I would make again and recommend with confidence!
zest and juice 1 orange
50g sultanas
150ml sunflower oil, plus extra for greasing
2 large eggs
140g soft light brown sugar
85g wholemeal self-raising flour
85g self-raising flour
2 tsp ground mixed spice
2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
140g carrots, coarsely grated
50g walnuts, chopped, plus a few halves to decorate
For the icing
200g soft cheese
50g butter, softened
85g icing sugar, sifted
Pinch ground cinnamon
If you have time to do it the night before, put the orange zest and juice in a bowl with the sultanas. If you don't have time, on the day simply stir the zest, juice and sultanas together and microwave on Medium for 1-2 minutes.
Heat the oven to 180oc/160oC fan/gas 4 and grease and line the base and sides of a 2lb loaf tin. Whisk together the oil and eggs. Mix together the sugar, flours, mixed spice, cinnamon and bicarb in your largest mixing bowl. Add the sultanas with any juice and zest left in the bowl, grated carrot, walnuts and whisked egg mixture into the dry ingredients, then thoroughly mix with a wooden spoon. Tip into the loaf tin and bake on the middle shelf for 1 hour, or until a skewer comes out clean. Cool the cake in the tin.
Once cool, remove from the tin and make the icing. With an electric whisk, beat together the soft cheese, butter, icing sugar and cinnamon until smooth. Spread over the top of the cake and decorate with walnut halves.


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Does someone in your home have bad allergies or have sensitive lungs? If so, then the Accumulair Diamond air filters might be the right choice for you. This electrostatically charged filter has the ability to trap contaminants smaller than a single micron. Although the Accumulair Diamond is able to filter so well, it doesn't mean that it is too restrictive. In fact, the Diamond is efficient enough to gain points toward certification in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEEDs) Green Building system!
- MERV (Minimum Efficiency Rating Value) rating: 13
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What to Do If You've Forgotten Your Android Phone's Passcode
Whether you made a mistake when setting it or you've been mind-wiped by aliens sometimes you just can't remember the PIN number or unlock pattern for your phone. Here are your options for getting back into your device.
Option One: Google's Official Method
Luckily, Android has a failsafe built-in. All you need to do is enter your passcode incorrectly five times. Once you do, you should see a new button pop up on the bottom of your screen that says "Forgot Passcode" (or something similar. Then, you should just be able to enter the Google credentials of the account attached to your phone and it'll prompt you to create a new passcode. Make sure you remember it this time—maybe even write it down and hide it—and you should be good to go. Of course, this assumes you remember your Google password, so it won't work for breaking into someone else's phone, nor will it work if you have full-blown amnesia. Sorry.
Option Two: Screen Lock Bypass
Unfortunately, the official Google method has been known to have some serious problems in the past—like, not working at all. If you find that this still doesn't let you into your device, you have another option. Free app Screen Lock Bypass will bypass your phone's lock screen every time you turn it on, so you don't need to type in your passcode anymore. However, it doesn't disable the passcode, it just bypasses it. We wouldn't recommend it as a long term solution, but you can use it to get back into your device and back up your apps before wiping it clean.
Just log into the Android Market's web interface and install the app to your device. Then, install one more app—it doesn't matter what app—and Screen Lock Bypass will automatically launch, letting you wake up your phone without a lock screen. It'll also launch itself whenever you reboot your phone, so you can turn your phone off and still access your data. Once again, you'll need your Google credentials to log into the web-based market, so evildoers and amnesiacs will not be able to use this method.
If you uninstall it, you'll have to deal with the lock pattern again, though, so like I said—now would be a good idea to back up your apps and wipe your phone.
What to Do If You've Forgotten Your iPhone's Passcode
Some passcodes are so effective that even you can't remember what they are. If you've locked yourself out of your iPhone, it's not to complicated to get back in. Here's how.
The Methods That Don't Work
There are plenty of methods on the internet claiming to help you bypass the password you've set on your lock screen but most of them are ineffective. Older versions of iOS had a bug that allowed you to sneak in by making a fake emergency call. This no longer works. Other tutorials suggest that you can delete the passcode file from your iPhone's keychain directory using iExplorer, iPhone Browser, or SSH on your jailbroken device. That no longer works either. We even tested to see if Find My iPhone's passcode lock tool would allow us to set a new passcode lock and overwrite the one you'd forgotten. It does not.
While you're welcome to try out any methods you do find online, we've tested as many as we could locate and only one works. If you'd rather not spend your time trying tricks that no longer work, read on for instructions on the official method that does.
The Method That Always Works
Restoring your iPhone is a surefire way to wipe out the passcode or password you can't remember, but performing a normal restore won't work as your passcode will prevent it. (Arrgh!) Fortunately, this is easy to override. Just follow these steps:
It would be great if there were a simpler method, like some of the non-working options mentioned earlier, but unfortunately you have to go through this DFU restore process in order to get things back to normal. On the plus side, you know your iPhone's data is pretty securely locked down—so much so that even you couldn't get in.
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Sofia Faruqi went through 100 job interviews so you don't have to.
From 2007 to 2013, as she worked her way through school, Faruqi, 28, interviewed at 40 different firms in the financial-services industry. Eleven of those firms offered her a job, and she accepted four of those offers, including one for her current job. She now works as a portfolio manager at Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge, an asset management firm in Boston—and informally advises job seekers on the side.
She recently spoke with At Work for one more interview. Edited excerpts follow.
WSJ: You must have a good answer to that perennial interview opener: "So, tell me about yourself." So, tell us about yourself.
Faruqi: I am originally from Pakistan, and grew up in the Middle East. I got a scholarship to study in the U.S. at Dartmouth, and that's how I came here. After undergrad, I started doing investment banking at JPMorgan in New York, and then during the financial crisis of 2009 I discovered that my passion was in the stock market and investing. So, I joined the investment team at a pension fund in Toronto, and that later led me to business school at Wharton, during which I worked at a hedge fund in San Francisco. After that, I managed money for a client for a few months after business school, and then in February I started at Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge.
WSJ: What do interviewers really want to know when they ask that?
Faruqi: It depends. Some interviewers are looking to get to know you and see where you come from and the path you've taken. Other interviewers just want a summary of your most recent experience.
WSJ: Over the course of 100 interviews, you've been asked a lot of questions. Which ones caught you by surprise?
Faruqi: The ones that caught me by surprise were the ones that were either really good or really bad. Some of the best that I've been asked were: "What values did you grow up with? What makes you proud of who you are?" Also, "What's the most exaggerated point on your résumé?"
WSJ: That last one is bold.
Faruqi It's a good question, because all résumés have some level of exaggeration. It's really good to just ask that outright.
In terms of the worst questions, one was "Your resume says you speak French. So, let's do this interview in French." Another horrible one was, "Will you go out with me?" That only happened once, so it's a very rare thing to happen, but not great. You always have to keep your composure, no matter what happens.
WSJ: What's the oddest thing an interviewer has asked you to say or do?
Faruqi: A recruiter once asked me to build a model in Excel. That is not unusual in itself. The odd thing is that I filled out the spreadsheet with gibberish, and I still got the job. The model was supposed to be of a particular consumer segment, and at the time I just didn't know how to do that, so I just fiddled around with it and filled it in with numbers for a few minutes before closing the file.
WSJ: Wow. To get past problems like that, do you find that it's important to look confident even if you're not?
Faruqi: It's about having what I would say is a humble confidence. So you never want to lie to yourself and pretend you know something you don't. But at the same time, you don't want to openly say that you have no idea about something.
WSJ: Body language is very important during an in-person interview. How do you maintain positive body language?
Faruqi: The single most important thing is eye contact—you want to maintain eye contact without being creepy. So, looking away every few minutes and coming back to the interviewer is good. Other than that, your body language should be responsive to that of the interviewer, because body language is always evolving, and that is a conversation that is going on in your interview.
WSJ: The rest of your interviews would have been by phone or video. What are the challenges of those mediums?
Faruqi: I haven't done any video, but I've done a lot of phone interviews. I do think video would be better—you get more body language.
In a phone interview it helps to remove distractions and put yourself in a position where you are focused. Right now, my office door is closed, so there are going to be no interruptions, my computer screen is blank, so there are no pop-ups or e-mails or other distractions. This way, I can focus on our conversation.
WSJ: Do you have a go-to interview outfit? Does it change based on where you're interviewing?
Faruqi: My go-to outfit tends to be a black suit—either a pants suit or a skirt suit—with a colorful shirt. You don't want to distract someone by your appearance. Nothing too loud or too short or too fashionable. Just something that looks clean and professional that will allow the interviewer to focus on you and the conversation.
WSJ: Now that you've settled in a job, are you ever on the other side of the table? What kind of interviewer are you?
Faruqi: Yes, I've interviewed candidates several times. My goal is to put the candidates at ease, so I can see who they truly are. I usually start by mentioning something positive from the résumé, and I have an informal style to encourage candidates to relax and be themselves.
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Flood warnings are in effect in D.C., northern Virginia and central Maryland through Friday evening and into Monday morning.
The region has received more rain in the past three days than in the previous two-and-a-half months, Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer reported. The center of circulation drifted southwest from Waldorf, Md., over the course of the day.
A flood warning for urban areas and small streams was extended until 2:45 a.m. for Montgomery County, where 3-5 inches has fallen and another inch is expected. Any more rain will cause creeks and streams to rise over their banks.
A flood warning for urban areas and small streams in D.C. is in effect until 7:45 a.m.; Prince George's, Arlington and Fairfax counties; and the cities of Alexandria and Falls Church expires at 1:45 a.m. After 2-4 inches of rain estimated to have fallen over the past couple of days, another 1-3 inches is expected in the area.
A flood warning for the Seneca Creek in the Dawsonville area continues overnight. The creek was at 6.1 feet and rising at 5 p.m. Flood stage is 7.5 feet. It could crest near 8 feet overnight.
The Accotink Creek is also continuing to rise. At 5:18 p.m. the stage was 8.42 feet, according to the National Weather Service. It could rise above the flood stage of 9.5 feet.
Several roads in northern Virginia were closed at least temporarily due to flooding Friday, including Leigh Mill Road between Kelso Road and White Chimney Lane, Woodburn Road between Robey Avenue and Spicewood Drive, Fox Mill Road at Folkstone Drive, and Lawyers Road east of Hunter Mill Road.
The Montgomery County 911 center reported Beach Road and the intersection of Maple Avenue and Sligo Creek Parkway closed due to high water.
The region received record-setting rainfall Friday. Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport got 3 inches. Dulles International Airport had more than 2 inches. Ronald Reagan National Airport had more than 1.25. Some areas got 4-5 inches.
Remember, never drive through standing water. Turn around, don't drown.
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Cupcrazed necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 258 diseños de 37 diseñadores freelance.
We are a cupcake bakery that offers a small breakfast/lunch menu, as well as beer and wine. We're a business that caters to the young as well as young at heart, a neighborhood shop where your kids can gobble up a treat while you enjoy a cocktail.
We will be located in a "new urban" style planned neighborhood (urban design movement); 1400 homes have the ability to walk (or ride golf carts) from their homes to the Town Center where we have restaurants and shops. The neighborhood slogan is, "old time neighborhood with modern conveniences" where you work, live and play.
We are bringing the cupcake trend to our area, as there is currently nothing else like it. But our twist on the common cupcake bakery is the fact we will offer food, wine and beer pairings as well.
My personal blog is stepfordlife.com and my "slogan" is "batteries not included". It's like I seem mainstream and normal, but on the inside I'm nutty and unpredictable. My business theme is very much the same.
The target audience is everyone in general. However, the logo should be simple, aesthetically pleasing, fun yet not child oriented. We hope to not only focus on our everyday customers for cupcakes, drinks, and simple meals; we will also fill custom order, host babyshowers, bridal showers, birthdays, and such.
Adults are our main customers because they pay for everything, but it needs a little quirk so kids will know "they have cupcakes".
The theme & decor of the establishment will be an adult Mad Hatter's Tea Party. I love the background of my twitterpage @cupcrazed- damask print (classy), ripped open with a swirly unexpected spiral underneath. classy with a side of fun. The artists will freedom to have fun and be expressive, but this is my Do and Don't list:
- the logo should be our name: CUPCRAZED, I'd like the U in "CUPCRAZED" to be a cupcake, or different letter if you can make it work? "Alice in Wonderland" like typefont- Interesting, but not really pretty or girlie. Try any colors that aren't strictly feminine. Obviously no pink.
U Cupcake should mix these 2- simple, springy on top, cupcake liner should fit font mold somehow, making the U shape obvious
-Don't bother writing "dessert bar" in the logo, I'm first focusing on how I want the name CUPCRAZED
-The cupcake has to be created from a letter in our name, not separate.
-Don't pick colors combos that are hot and trendy, or neon/bright. I love the 80s but not everyday
-Please don't base it on anything used by other cupcake bakeries out there.
-Don't make it childlike, and NO people/characterature in the logo.
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Rule #1 - Be Patient - Rule #2 - Don't ask when, if you don't contribute - Rule #3 - You have coding skills - LinuxMCE's small brother is available: http://www.agocontrol.com
I recently found out about LinuxMCE and i believe that this is the greatest thing since sliced bread. It seems that it is the the software that we have all been waiting for. (However), as with many great open source apps, the documentation leaves a lot to be desired. (at least that i how i feel) does anyone agree??? Vote now and see what other users say about the documentation for the greatest Media Center software to date.
You forgot the "I like to moan about it, but can't be bothered to edit the wiki myself" option.


text: Wordless Wednesday – Assorted intimidating pictures of my grandfather, Charles W. Kinsley. Who was this guy? Posted on July 13, 2011 by amanita 1 Charles W. Kinsley, hunting. Of course. I have no idea what those charts mean and don't want to know what those missle-shaped things do. Charles Kinsley (right), in Alabama. Charles W. Kinsley (far left) with Governor Patterson (seated) of Alabama. Charles W. Kinsley, downtown Indianapolis development, early 1980s.


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Thanks for the blog invite to The Seven Scribes, Katy! It's great to be here. My debut novel, POWERLESS CONSENT, is available at: (Amazon, B&N, and SMP) Pop over to my website www.janetnash.com for details on my book. Here's a little hint: You'll never talk on your cell phone the same!
Sweet Gratitude is My Favorite Attitude!
I decided to skip the standard author Q and A and chat about Thanksgiving, my favorite holiday.
So…Thanksgiving night, just before I slipped into my jammies and bellied up to my laptop, a flash of indigestion reminded me of how much I'd eaten. Turkey smothered in gravy, sweet potato casserole, crescent rolls slathered in butter, pecan pie…oh what a feast. Did I mention the second piece of pecan pie? Though decadent and yummy, my dancing taste buds weren't the highlight of my Thanksgiving. What I savored most was spending dedicated time in gratitude. Ah, sweet gratitude is my favorite attitude.
Hubby and I make an extra effort to spotlight all our blessings during the Thanksgiving season. It's become a treasured tradition. We focus on the simple, yet joyous things we normally take for granted and try to come up with creative ways to bless others. Here's one…I'm so blessed to own an oven. I can bless a neighbor or friend by baking cookies. An added bonus is that a few cookies manage to fill my cookie jar. For me, focusing on how blessed I am always ignites a sense of fulfillment and serenity. And that night was no exception.
It didn't take long for my happy thoughts to be interrupted by another Black Friday commercial. The chatter actually started around November 1st. Surely, you've heard all the buzz. Super sales, blowout prices, save up to 80%; stores open at noon Thanksgiving Day. All I could think about was what happened to celebrating and giving thanks with family and friends? Don't get me wrong, Christmas shopping rocks and who doesn't like a great bargain? But couldn't it wait until early Friday morning? I still wanted to savor the true meaning of Thanksgiving.
I didn't want to end my favorite holiday as a Debbie Downer, so I started thinking of what would add to the Thanksgiving spirit. I know. A smile splashed across my face. What if instead of calling it Black Friday, we tagged it Blessed Friday, and spent the day blessing others instead of spending money? Oh, I liked that idea. Personally, I'm not a super shopper, so the Blessed Friday concept sang to my soul.
Either way, shop till you drop or pay it forward, I'm staying in the zone of my attitude of sweet gratitude.
Thank you, Lord, for the opportunity to blog!
Readers: What are you grateful for?
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Her husband, Tom, refuses to accept his wife's decision to leave and discovers that he must revisit his past. With the help of an unlikely ally, he finds evidence of theft and murder tucked away in an old storage locker. When his investigation starts to uncover the truth, he struggles with whom to believe. Will he trust his heart, or the deception before his eyes? One thing's for sure, nothing can stop him from reuniting his family, not even a force as great as Invisible Surveillance.


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Last year Act 142 established the Working Lands Enterprise Board (WLEB) and Fund.
Act 142 was both the jobs bill of 2012 and the agriculture and forest products policy bill of the decade. It established a unifying and nonpartisan platform to support the enterprises that grow our food, manage our forests and provide the economic foundation for the priceless look and character of Vermont.
With the Working Lands Enterprise Bill the Legislature invested more than $1 million in farm and forest products businesses and the value-added chains that can create more jobs, attract youth, and support the land in production for the future.
We deeply appreciate the vision of Gov. Peter Shumlin and his commitment to this program. His administration, led by Secretary Chuck Ross, Secretary Lawrence Miller, and Commissioner Michael Snyder, is overseeing the development and implementation of the Working Landscape Enterprise Fund. They and the WLEB are doing a terrific job, and the staff of the three agencies is inspiring in is work ethic and dedication to the future of Vermont.
Together they have built a one-stop shop to unite all the public resources that we can dedicate to sustainable economic development on the land.
Make no mistake. WLEB is historic and has a history-making role in both the future of Vermont's rural prosperity and in the success of the enterprises that preserve the land and character of the state we love.
WLEB has already received 378 applications from all around the state totaling nearly $12 million for the $1 million it has available.
We have a sector ready to grow, a sector that is attracting entrepreneurial energy and youth.
The Working Lands Coalition is a group of 15 prominent Vermont organizations who all recognize the value of our natural resource economy and our rural heritage.
I urge all Vermonters to support the goal of the Working Lands Coalition for a "five-by-three" investment of $5 million annually for the next three years in working lands enterprises.
This investment will have a transformative effect, galvanizing growth in this vital sector of the rural economy.
Seed investment now will have multiple returns in job creation, rural prosperity, and all the ecological, economic, recreational, scenic services that the land provides all of us.
All of us benefit from Vermont's working landscape, and all of us should contribute to the economy that sustains it.
Paul Costello is executive director of the Vermont Council on Rural Development and the coordinator of the Vermont Working Lands Coalition (www.vtworkinglands.org).


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OTTAWA - Canada's first prime minister appears to have been dragged into another political fight, just as the current government details how it plans to celebrate the 200th anniversary of his birth two years from now.
A statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in Kingston, Ont., was hit overnight Thursday by vandals who left it covered with graffiti, including the words "murderer" and "colonizer," and the phrase, "This is stolen land."
The vandalism took place on the eve of an event by Heritage Minister James Moore in the same downtown park, and prior to Friday's tumultuous meetings between aboriginal leaders and the prime minister in Ottawa.
Friday also happened to be Macdonald's birthday.
Moore called the unknown perpetrator a coward.
"It's just disrespectful, unnecessary and I just think it's ugly," Moore said in an interview from Kingston, Macdonald's hometown.
"We live in democracy where people are free to protest, and free to talk about things, but committing crimes and vandalizing historic monuments is kind of a coward's route to making a point."
Kingston police speculated the vandalism might have been politically motivated — but not necessarily by those sympathetic with the Idle No More protests for aboriginal rights.
"It would look to be a political statement, but at the same time people might be seeking that for political purposes," said Kingston police Const. Steve Koopman.
"We're going to be cautious as to what the motive is at this point."
Thousands of aboriginal protesters and their supporters participated Friday in demonstrations across Canada. At the same time, a group of First Nations leaders met with Prime Minister Stephen Harper to discuss a range of issues from treaty rights to resource development.
The federal government has earmarked $860,000 to help mark Sir John A. Macdonald's bicentennial in 2015. A half-million dollars has gone to the Sir John A. Macdonald Bicentennial Commission to organize commemorative and educational activities, and $360,000 to the Historica-Dominion Institute to develop a series of television spots about Macdonald and fellow father of Confederation George-Etienne Cartier.
Macdonald, who was prime minister for 19 years, was instrumental in forming the Great Coalition with his political rivals that served as the basis for Confederation in 1867. During his tenure, other provinces and territories were subsequently brought into the new nation, and the national railway was built.
The Scotland-born politician also oversaw the period in which Metis leader Louis Riel was tried for treason because of his role in the North-West Rebellion in what is now the province of Saskatchewan. Macdonald did not commute his death sentence in 1885, carving a rift between francophones and his Conservative party.
Moore said there are many points of debate about Macdonald's tenure and his share of political scandals, but they are outweighed by his vast accomplishments.
"Is he a man without flaws? No. Is he a man who misspoke? Of course, from time to time we all do," said Moore.
"But he is not a man that Canadians should consider anything other than a great visionary who built our Canada."
City crews in Kingston had managed to clean off part of the paint splattered on the statue by midday Friday. Koopman says a forensics officer is on the scene gathering evidence and that police intend to speak to nearby residents for information on who attacked the statue.
On Parliament Hill, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel tweeted about her own four-step celebration of Sir John A.'s 198th birthday around Parliament Hill.
Rempel gave the prime minister's director of communications a cupcake featuring Macdonald's face. She visited Macdonald's statue near Centre Block, and ate lunch at a local bar with the former prime minister's portrait propped up on the table.
Her final step featured a picture of the Idle No More protest on Parliament Hill.
"Appreciate the legacy of his country includes freedom of expression, and opportunity," Rempel tweeted.
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I see now that it's a matter of where ἅμα fits in the sentence, and whether it is taken
with the verb or the participle. (iii) goes with the finite verb, (i) with the participle and having the
meaning of εὐθὺς as you said. Do you have other examples where the meaning of (ii),
all at the same time, could be found?
I know that Smyth in 2081 wrote the following which might be the reason reading (i)
is the prevalent one:
ἅμα at the same time, αὐτίκα immediately, εὐθύς straightway, μεταξύ between, in the midst, though
strictly modifying the main verb, are often placed close to a temporal participle which they modify in sense.


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Actress Dinah May is planning to lift the lid on her long friendship with Death Wish director Michael Winner in a new book.
The moviemaker passed away on 21 January (13) after a battle with liver disease, and his longtime confidante May has now revealed he asked her to write a book about him after his death.
May tells Britain's Daily Mail newspaper, "Michael always said, 'This will be your pension, Dinah. I want you to write everything you know about me after I'm dead. Don't hide anything. I'll be gone, so it's alright. Tell the truth and it will astonish everyone who thought they knew all about me.'"
May enjoyed a role in Winner's 1985 movie Death Wish 3 and also spent many years working as his personal assistant.


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The University of Kansas PoliticalFiber.com focuses on issues and avoids the horse race. Thurs., February 9, 2012.
Chelsea Boone
Chelsea Boone (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a graduate student at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.
Young people have a healthy interest in political news, says Pam Fine, the Knight Chair for News, Leadership and Community at the University of Kansas. The problem is they don't have much interest in the way news has traditionally been covered.
But if they could find content that was edited and presented with them in mind, they just might tune in, the journalism professor and former newspaper editor figured.
Enter PoliticalFiber.com, a Web site Fine launched February 1 aimed squarely at KU students and other young Kansans.
PoliticalFiber.com's goal "is to take a slow news approach to political coverage by providing thoughtful, in-depth analysis and reporting about the 2012 state and presidential elections," the Web site states.
Fine, the only KU professor involved with the site, says students are turned off by coverage of the horse race and the mudslinging and much more interested in articles about substantive issues, particularly those that affect them. "We picked select issues that we felt would be of interest to the students," Fine says.
Among the topics PoliticalFiber.com will cover are illegal immigration, the national debt, student loan debt, unemployment, Iraq, Don't Ask, Don't Tell, climate change, Afghanistan, health care and abortion. One of the site's early articles explored the question of "why tuition costs are out of control."
PoliticalFiber.com's 24-member staff is made up mostly of KU students and recent graduates, and affords students the opportunity to do political reporting and have their work published. In addition, students in an advanced reporting class can write for the site for credit. Fine says the project's $100,000-plus budget is underwritten by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Brianne Pfannenstiel, the site's editor and a 2010 Kansas graduate, says there was a place for something like PoliticalFiber.com when she was a student. "There was definitely a need for a higher level of reporting," she says.
There was also a need for a venue where students could get their work published, she adds.
The goal is to get students more involved in politics, Pfannenstiel says. "Make students want to read politics. Make students want to write politics."
PoliticalFiber.com's content is designed to help fill a void, since coverage by the traditional media of Kansas' government and politics has declined, Pfannenstiel says. "I think there's really a lot of need for the type of reporting we're doing." She says she has "gotten a lot of really positive feedback from students and J-school alumni" since its launch.
As for the future, Fine, a former managing editor at the Indianapolis Star and Minneapolis' Star Tribune, says PoliticalFiber.com "is planned to exist through the end of 2012 because it was developed as an election-related site." But she says she hopes to find funding to keep it running past the end of the current election season.
But right now, the mission is "to provide University of Kansas students and other young Kansans with lively, high-quality reporting, analysis and conversation about the political issues that most affect them," the Web site says.
Fine wants to make sure the site maintains a tight focus on its core audience. "The stories that may be at the top of the CNN or New York Times Web sites may not be at the top of our Web site," she says. "I wanted this to be a site for KU students, for millennials.
"If other people read it, fine."


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