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CD Universe Part number | 6361491 |
Label | Atlantic (Label) |
Orig Year | 2003 |
Catalog number | 83685 |
Discs | 1 |
Release Date | Nov 11, 2003 |
Studio/Live | Studio |
Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
Producer | Kid Rock; Al Sutton |
Engineer | Al Sutton; Blumpy |
Recording Time | 67 minutes |
Personnel | Kid Rock - vocals, acoustic, electric, steel & slide guitars, banjo, mellotron, bass, percussion, programming Billy Gibbons - vocals Kenny Wayne Shepherd - guitar Laura Creamer Kenny Olson - guitar, acoustic guitar Jason Krause - acoustic & electric guitar Jimmie Bones - harmonica, piano, Wurlitzer piano, organ, background vocals Shirley Hayden Stefanie Eulinberg - drums Misty Love List all 24 contributors |
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CHMI has published more than forty case studies on various programs profiled in our Programs Database. Over the coming months, we will be highlighting these works with in-depth interviews with implementers and authors. All of the studies are posted in full under the [analysis](http://healthmarketinnovations.org/program-case-studies) section of the website.
_[ThuocNET](http://healthmarketinnovations.org/program/thuocnet-viet-nam-e-health-ne...) is an ongoing pilot with major hospital chains to manage visit information and reduce errors utilizing cloud computing to centrally manage patient records. The user-friendly web portal is rapidly gaining in popularity and now sees about 5000 visits per day from consumers as well as pharmacists and health facilities. [Dr. Bui Thi Thanh Mai](http://healthmarketinnovations.org/users/bui-thi-thanh-mai) took a moment to talk about the project and case study writing experience._
**Why did you choose to focus a case study on website www.thuoc.net.vn? What were the components of the program that interested you from the beginning?**
The reason we chose www.thuoc.net.vn (launched in 2004) is that it provides a unique model of software for electronic record keeping and issuing of prescriptions. [The number of Internet users in Vietnam is growing](http://www.internetworldstats.com/top20.htm) but information technology (IT) for health is still in initial stages of development. Most of hospitals in Vietnam continue to use paper records and handwritten prescriptions. This causes difficulties for both the patients and the physicians to keep and manage the records over long periods. This website is an online platform, which assists people in storing and obtaining records online and allows patient medical records to be accessed and updated from anywhere by their physicians. It has also helped to reduce the time of administrative procedures.
**What was most surprising about the program?**
The speed with which the website took off. After a three month trial period, nearly 2,500 physicians became registered members. At the end of 2010, this number had reached 4,000. This could be due to the fact that members only pay $.80 for a yearlong subscription to the program. Resources to cover the operating costs of the program, around 1 billion VND per year (US$60,000), have come mainly from shareholders and several other sources.
**What were the most difficult aspects of adopting the program?**
The most difficult aspects found during the study were overcoming the novelty of the technology for the healthcare staff and lack of infrastructure in the system. The majority of the staff in the healthcare sector is not used to applying IT solutions to scenarios such as prescriptions or references. Additionally, basic equipment such as computers and Internet connections are still not available in many health facilities, especially at the district and commune levels. Thus, utilization of the project can be a challenge to many health facilities.
**What questions do the results of your study raise for future research?**
One of the company's applications is also piloting distance examination and treatment (telemedicine) – with the long-term goal of connecting local and central level hospitals to support diagnosis and treatment. Future study can explore about the probable solutions to creating an environment where services are both accessible and affordable to the poor.
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This week, we're featuring a recipe for an authentic Southern comfort food: shrimp and grits from John Rutledge House Inn in Charleston, South Carolina. They kindly shared their special recipe with us.
Here's what they told us about their recipe:
Creamy grits, fresh shrimp, a dash of spice. Shrimp and grits at its finest. Food doesn't get much more Southern than this classic dish, which we serve for breakfast at the John Rutledge House Inn.
Our Charleston inn has a legacy of Southern hospitality. Complimentary hot breakfast for our guests is among our favorite traditions. Even before this house was transformed into a historic inn, it was a place for gatherings. Original owner and U.S. Constitution signer John Rutledge frequently hosted soirees in the ballroom and afternoon teas on the piazza. We entertain in true Southern fashion, and always have. A different hot item is featured daily--when Shrimp & Grits is on the menu, you're in for a treat. Though we serve this classic soul food dish for breakfast, it makes a wonderful dinner as well. Our recipe is delicious as it is simple.
Shrimp & Grits RecipeServes 4
32 large shrimp2 stalks celery, thinly sliced½ stick margarineLawry's Season Salt2 cups Old Mill Grits6 cups water½ stick butter¼ cup half & half
1. Sauté celery in margarine for 3 minutes2. Add shrimp and season with Lawry's to taste, cook shrimp until pink. Keep aside.3. To prepare the grits, wash them until the water is clear4. Place 6 cups of water in a large pan and cook the grits for 30 minutes.5. Stirring the grits every 5 minutes, when they thicken, add butter and cook on low for 15 minutes6. Stir in half & half7. Put shrimp over the grits and enjoy!
By Emily Starbuck Crone
There was a time when muffins, pancakes, and quiches were my everyday, and breakfast was a big part of my life when I was an innkeeper for a year and a half . What I found to be most exciting and daunting was what to make for breakfast each morning. You can never please everyone, but you can make blueberry muffins. While they may not be everyone's first choice, I have yet to run into someone that doesn't enjoy one homemade and fresh from the oven. These muffins have a balance of lemony sweetness and are chock-full of blueberries in each bite.
I made 14 muffins to have a few extra, but if you make the standard 12 they will have lovely domed tops.
While I chose to glaze these muffins, you could top or not top them with whatever tickles your fancy. I always love a nice crumbly streusel topping, but you could also just sprinkle them with sugar and call it a day.
Lemon Blueberry MuffinsLiberally adapted from Joy the Baker
1 stick of unsalted butter (room temperature)3/4 cup granulated sugar1/3 cup milk2 large eggs1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract1/4 teaspoon pure almond extractthe zest of 1 lemon1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder3/4 teaspoon salt1 to 1 1/2 cups of fresh blueberries
1. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F. Line a muffin pan with paper or foil liners and set aside.2. In a medium bowl, cream the butter and sugar together adding the eggs one at a time. Once thoroughly mixed, add the milk, vanilla, almond extract, and lemon zest mixing until combined. 3. Whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl. Add milk mixture to the flour mixture and stir to combine. When the flour is almost fully mixed (about 95% there), fold in the blueberries. Divide batter among prepared muffin cups, you should get 12 muffins. 4. Bake muffins for 18 to 20 minutes until golden and crisp and a skewer inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean. Cool muffins in the pan for 15 minutes before removing.
Lemon Glaze
1 Lemon1/8 tsp. almond extract1/2 - 1 cup of confectioner's sugar*This recipe is not precise, as you will have to judge the consistency from the amount juice your lemon gives.
Juice your zested lemon into a small bowl, add the almond extract and stir. Add the confectioner's sugar, starting with 1/2 a cup, then adding a tablespoon at a time, stirring to combine with each addition. When your glaze is thickened, but drips in ribbons from your spoon, drizzle over the muffins.
If you wanted a heftier ratio of glaze:muffin, double the recipe and dunk the muffins.
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At Charleston's luxurious, five-star bed and breakfast the Wentworth Mansion, guests are treated to a deluxe Southern breakfast at the inn's fine dining restaurant, Circa 1886. Here, Executive Chef Marc Collins is known for weaving in traditional lowcountry elements into each of his recipes. One of the most popular breakfast items for Wentworth Mansion guests are Chef Collins' Plantation Rice Pancakes. This recipe is a nod to Charleston's rich history of cultivating and exporting rice hundreds of years ago. This recipe simple to make at home, whether entertaining for the holidays or cozying up on Sunday mornings in the new year. Thanks for Charming Inns for sharing this great recipe from a Charleston B&B!
Wentworth Mansion Plantation Rice Pancakes
Prep Time: 15 minutesCook Time: 15 minutes
Sift all of the above together into a bowl.
1. Mix all of these 4 ingredients together and pour into the dry ingredients. 2. Whisk just until they all combine. There should be some lumps in the mix. 3. Heat a griddle to 375-degrees or heat a skillet/frying pan over medium heat.4. Pour a ladle full of mix onto the hot surface; should be about four inches in diameter.5. Wait for the topside of the pancakes to bubble, then flip over.6. Wait for the underside of the pancake to brown, take off the heat and serve immediately.
At Circa 1886, the pancakes are served with a dusting of confectioners' sugar and maple syrup. We recommend the same preparation for full Wentworth Mansion-like enjoyment!
Fulton Lane Inn is a historic bed and breakfast located in Charleston, South Carolina. This gourmet recipe was created by the Executive Chef of its sister restaurant, Circa 1886. These cinnamon sticky buns are freshly baked and delivered to the rooms of the guests each morning. They're the perfect mix of sticky and sweet and light and flaky. According to the inn, this is a marvelous recipe to try during the holidays. It's perfect for a Thanksgiving treat and Christmas morning breakfasts!
Prep time: 2 hours
Bake time: 15 minutes
Serves: 12
Honey Pan Glaze
In the meantime, you can create the Honey Pan Glaze:
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Thanks to the Fulton Lane Inn for sharing their special recipe with us!
This week, we're featuring a tasty recipe from one of our Charleston B&Bs, Kings Courtyard Inn. Pair it with some crackers or chips, and it's the perfect appetizer for a large or small group. Read on for the recipe and more information on the historic inn.
Southern Pimento Cheese Spread
Serves 10-15 people Prep Time: 15 minutes
You'll need:• 6 cups - cheddar cheese• 2 cups - Dukes Mayonnaise • 1 cup - sour cream• 1 small can - pimento peppers, diced• 1 small can - Pickled jalapeno peppers, chopped (optional for a spicy kick)• 3-4 Scallions, diced (optional for a spicy kick)• Dash of salt and pepper
Preparation:In a large bowl, combine cheddar cheese, mayonnaise and sour cream. Finely dice pimentos and scallions before adding into the cheese mixture. Mix all ingredients together by hand and add a dash of salt and pepper to taste. If the spread is too thick, add more mayonnaise. If spread is too thin, add more cheese.
Variations: For Pimento Cheese Dip: This variation calls for about a half cup less of mayonnaise. All other ingredients remain the same. Combine all ingredients and blend in a food processor before serving for a smoother consistency.
About the inn:
Kings Courtyard Inn is located in the heart of historic Charleston, South Carolina. It was originally built in 1853 as an inn catering to plantation owners and merchant guests. It has been beautifully restored, and each of the 41 rooms have a unique size and architectural details. Thanks to the inn for sharing this delicious recipe with us!


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A Missouri Congressman's controversial comments about rape continued to dominate the national political headlines today, with Mitt Romney joining calls for Todd Akin to step aside while Democrats continued to seize on the issue. Bobby Cuza reports.
Missouri Rep. and Senate Candidate Todd Akin made controversial comments about rape on Monday.
"If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to shut that whole thing down," he said.
Akin backtracked on Tuesday but still refused to quit his race.
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The good was good but nothing outstanding. The menu is pretty basic and not very adventurous but the items on it were tasty. The ambiance and decor is adorable and the service was fantastic. Definitely worth eating here if you're in the area.
The restaurant week menu was good, and I appreciated that they had a two-course version (appetizer, main course; no dessert). I had mussels and a pork chop. Both were quite good.
I dined here with a friend for lunch during restaurant week. I had the tomato mozzarella salad and the chicken ravioli. The food was very good. The service was also very good and we did not feel rushed during our lunch. I recommend Umbria for lunch, and I am looking forward to trying this restaurant for dinner.
Always great they especially go out of their way on restaurant week - Stefan runs a terrific place. The filet of mignon is top notch.
Dined during Restaurant Week for lunch. While quite busy, we were served quickly and everyone (6 of us) agreed the food was delicious.
Great service and friendly staff. Food was done perfectly. Highly recommend.
This was my second time at Umbria. I enjoyed the sirloin steak I ordered very much and the sides. Although my husband had the seafood linquini and didn't enjoy that as much as I did my steak. We didn't particularly enjoy the wine that our waitress had picked out. But that was our fault as well for oking it. Overall it was a great night we spent and the food is very very good.
Dined at Umbria before a Bruins playoff game. We advised the staff of our schedule and they bent over backwards to get us out in time, without feeling that we were being rushed. Excellent variety of raw bar offerings. The basket of popovers was a nice touch. Dry Aged Coffee Crusted Ribeye was a little pricey at $45, but was cooked perfectly. I enjoyed the bold coffee taste in the rub. Others in our party enjoyed the Lobster Fra Diavolo and Dry Aged Porterhouse. Report on the Squid Ink Pasta dish was that the Mussels and Swordfish were perfect, but the Langostines were slightly overcooked. Desserts were beautifully presented. Both the Ricotta Cake and the Bread Pudding were delicious. Overall, a very good dining experience.
Very good food, and great service. Has anything you could be in the mood for. Have not tried any of the steaks due to the price (30-45$ range for steaks) but they look unbelievable. Great selection of local oysters. Excellent pasta. The gnocchi was great. Well cooked and delicious served in a traditional sauce. Very classic dish, no frills, but excellent. The pappardelle with boar was amazing and highly recommended. Great sauce and tender boar with excellent pasta. Pasta is moderately priced in the 20$ range. And extremely worth it. Overall a great resturant. Very nice staff and an excellent menu. The prices are more expensive for steak and chicken entrees but very reasonable for oysters and pasta. Highly recommended
I went to Umbria for lunch with two friends and enjoyed every minute. We shared the Marguerita pizza and Caesar salad. The day was quite warm so we didn't want to overeat. The food, ambience, service and location are all excellent. I wish we could have stayed longer; we needed to return to work. I am taking my sister to Umbria when she visits in July. Only I want to do dinner as we will have more time to savor the food and surroundings, and try the wine.
Food is good, although improvable. Waiters were perfect, nice and they gave us very good advice. The place is nice. Noise is too much, but depends on where you are placed.
My boyfriend and I went to Umbria Prime in the financial district of Boston for my birthday, we did not arrive in Boston until about 9:30 and most places we wanted to eat seemed to be closing at 10, but when I looked out the hotel room window I noticed a very nice looking restaurant below. We looked it up online and saw it was a gourmet steak house and open till 11. I had a filet mignon, best I have ever had. The Umbrian oven cooks the food at 1200 degrees so it comes out with a great crunchy texture similar to crispy bacon and the inside was tender, juicy and delicious. Along with the steak I also had a giant Idaho baked potato and some great mixed drinks. The service was friendly and the food came out very quickly.
Our last night on vacation in Boston. The doorman of our hotel told us about Umbria. It was within a block of our hotel . It is a four story restaurant that doubles as a night club on the weekends. The steaks were cooked to perfection . We shared family size side of vegetables. The food is a little pricey but well worth it!
Overall, my experience here was very good. My only complaint is that we were first seated on the first floor in the bar area. It was very dimly lit, but more problematic was the temperature. The thermostat on the wall above our table read 85 degrees. It was so hot, we asked to be relocated to the front of the restaurant with the open air windows. The staff was very accommodating. Food was excellent. Watermelon martinis were even better.
The Waitstaff is fantastic and impeccable. The 2nd floor has a great atmosphere.
Great food and fast service. Enjoyed the lunch! Upper floor is quieter for conversation. The first floor is more lively.
I thought it was a little tacky to see fans in the area with the door open........messed with the ambiance a little bit and you could see the door to the hallway, weird.
My husband and I tried Umbria during restaurant week. We had a delicious meal served by attentive and friendly staff. He had the filet, and I tried the chicken ravioli. Both were great. We will be back.
Haven't had sucha great filet in a long time! The oysters were superb! We joined Umbria as part of Restaurant Week but we will certainly go again. I've also spread the word amongst many friends.
I have no complaint about the restaurant except for the prices. They are however in line with the prices for most steakhouses so no surprise there. The ossobucco was extremely tender and served in an unexpected tomato based sauce; very delicious. The 32 oz porterhouse was delectable as well, though not cooked thoroughly to well done as requested. Server was nice.
Great Italian Steakhouse with bountiful raw bar! Great service and ambiance. What more do you need?
We went with another couple and only the 2 ladies had been to Umbria for lunch. Our husbands loved everything about it. So we will be back.
We had a nice time but my steak was overcooked (still tasted great though).
My third time at this restaurant. One of the best steaks I've ever eaten. Enjoyed everything we ordered, which included the mushrooms, asparagus and broccoli rabe. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and accommodating. The popovers are huge and wonderful, warm with butter.
We had been to this restaurant when it was just Umbria, not Umbria Prime. It was much more lively years ago. This time you could here a pin drop. Would have liked some music in the background or something. Food was very good though.
I have been here many times and the food and service has always been very good. The veal chop is tops. Seafood and pasta are also very good. Nice wine list.
This was our first time at Umbria Prime. We got seated right away because we had reservations. There were 4 of us. They had an extensive wine selection which were great! My friend had the pinot noir and the guys had beer. For appetizers, we had 4 kinds of oysters which was great, seared tuna and Kobe carpaccio, both were tasty. As for the entree, we all had the surf and turf special, filet and lobster which we all had to crack! What's a little bit of work for your food. I thought the filet was mediocre, didn't stand out. I liked the ambience and service was great, but food was just Ok. I wouldn't go back for dinner, but perhaps go for appetizers and drinks.
One of the better, affordable meals I've had at an upscale Italian Steakhouse. Good menu with nice variety of seafood (hot and cold), pasta and meat. From appetizer to desert there everything was well prepared and served. Everyone at my table was glad we make the trek to downtown If this restaurant was in my hometown, I'd be a regular.
The entrees were very good and the oyster bar was extensive, but the side dishes were the best of the offering, particularly the asparagus and the lobster mashed potatoes.
Terrific place for lunch in downtown Boston financial district, Attentive service, wonderful pasta and able to talk business.
I think I just had the best steak I ever did over here!! Not much to the menu but the quality of the food makes up for it!
We had a lovely dinner at Umbria Prime. The atmosphere is very romantic, warm, and quiet for a date night. I had the salmon which was excellent, he had the filet which he loved. I did not love the watercress, beet and roquefort salad (the watercress was very tough and the dressing not very interesting and did nothing to help the bitterness) but otherwise the night was wonderful.
The food and service was amazing. I was probably ate 10 more bites after I knew I was completely full. Beer list could have been a bit more compelling- craft beers with excellent food is a must. Wine list was great. We were seated very close to two other parties so everyone could hear everyone else's conversation, which was mostly okay but don't bring someone there if you're trying to have a private conversation. Overall ambiance was great. Will go back.
Great business lunch destination. You can have private conversations and the service is respective of the business conversation and is very attentive.
I dined at Umbria Prime while in Boston by finding it on open table. Food was excellent. Incredible bone-in ribeye steak. The lobster cocktail came with a surprising amount of lobster meat. Unfortunately, I was put at a table in the bar since I was by myself, and it was so loud as to make my dining experience uncomfortable. I had to flag down my waiter several times. Be sure to ask for a table in the restaurant, unless you like hearing VERY loud talking.


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Blueberry Streusel Muffins Recipe
What a joy to set out a basket of these moist blueberry muffins topped with a super streusel on the brunch buffet. People rave when they taste them for the first time. —Mary Anne McWhirter, Pearland, Texas
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 Eggland's Best Egg
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup milk
- 1-1/2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup cold butter
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Beat in egg and vanilla; mix well. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk. Fold in blueberries.
- Fill 12 greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. In a small bowl, combine the sugar, flour and cinnamon; cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over muffins. Bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes or until browned. Cool for 5 minutes before removing to a wire rack. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
Editor's Note: If using frozen blueberries, use without thawing to avoid discoloring the batter.
Originally published as Blueberry Streusel Muffins in Taste of Home
February/March 1995, p31
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Reviewed Aug. 25, 2013
second time I have made these-they are a hit!
Reviewed May. 16, 2013
I thought the muffins themselves were a little dry and flavorless. The streusel was the best part but it wasn't really enough.
Reviewed Apr. 25, 2013
Recently I have had to go to a gluten free diet. I decided to substitute regular flour for gluten free all purpose flour. I added 1 1/2 tsp. xanthum gum(found at Whole Foods or Trader Joe's) to help them rise. The result was wonderful and I plan to use this recipe in the future.
Reviewed Mar. 27, 2013
Wonderful! Family loved them.
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BOSTON - North Carolina coach Sylvia Hatchell earned her 900th career victory when the No. 16 Tar Heels beat Boston College 80-52 on Thursday night.
Xylina McDaniel had 15 points and seven rebounds for North Carolina (21-3, 9-2 Atlantic Coast Conference). The Tar Heels lost to No. 5 Duke on Sunday - their first home loss of the season - spoiling Hatchell's first chance to become the third women's coach in NCAA history to reach the milestone.
Hatchell joins Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt in the women's 900-win club. Hatchell is tops among active coaches, with Rutgers' C. Vivian Stringer two wins behind.
Only three men's coaches have reached the 900-win mark - Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim and Bob Knight.
Nicole Boudreau scored 16 points and Kristen Doherty added 13 with seven rebounds for Boston College (9-13, 3-8), which has lost six of its last seven games.
BC stayed close for about eight minutes before the Tar Heels went on a 15-2 run to turn a two-point lead into a double-digit advantage.
As the Tar Heels reserves dribbled out the last 10 seconds, Hatchell's assistant leaned over to give her a peck on the cheek and the referee leaned over toward the bench to say something. A handful of Carolina blue-clad fans in the sparse crowd stood to cheer when the public address announcer recognized the milestone.
Hatchell, 60, is 900-317 in 38 seasons, including a 628-237 record and the 1994 NCAA championship in 27 years at North Carolina. She was 272-80 in 11 seasons at Francis Marion.
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt scored 14 with six rebounds and six assists and Krista Gross had 12 points and eight rebounds for Carolina, which beat Boston College 77-46 last year but needed a last-second tip-in to beat BC the last time the teams met in Chestnut Hill, in 2011.
The Tar Heels led by as many as 17 points late in the first half, then used a 15-4 run early in the second to open a 27-point lead. They scored seven in a row to make it a 64-32 game with about 11 minutes left.
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Simon Spurr's departure from his eponymous line was a shock. The announcement came only a few days after he was nominated for the CFDA Menswear Designer of the Year award and things became even more awkward when his former co-partner Judd Nydes confirmed that the brand will continue without him.
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The Asian Human Rights Commission has now decided that it must spend much of its energy on attacking the Sri Lankan Peace Secretariat. This would be amusing were it not that both the AHRC and SCOPP should be working on much more important matters.
Gratuitously Basil Fernando began today by devoting a whole paragraph to SCOPP in an article regarding suggestions for change within the JVP. It is sad that personal animosity should reach such depths, but this may not be good for the Asian Human Rights Commission, which should consider whether it is not time now to rein in Basil's irrelevant attacks, and ask him to confine himself to promoting Human Rights in a more dignified fashion. Basil Fernando's assaults on the Peace Secretariat began last October when he suddenly decided to compare us to Squealer.
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The AHRC should certainly consider why argument backed by evidence has prompted an almost hysterical reaction, trying to equate words with war. Sadly, this approach of an individual who doubtless sees himself as a Prince of Peace seems of a piece with propaganda from self-confessed sympathizers with the LTTE who claim that defending the government verbally involve complicity in any action by any agent of government. The danger is that such critiques by those who claim to oppose terrorism could be used to justify terrorist activity against anybody who does not subscribe to LTTE propaganda. And anxious as he seems to insist on our flaws, Basil Fernando on the same day devotes a whole article to the Peace Secretariat, confusing several issues and avoiding the salient point.
This is that he had made an issue of the failure to reproduce Justice Bhagwati's letter in which he retracted much criticism attributed to the IIGEP. Now that the letter has been reproduced, Basil Fernando dodges that issue and instead claims that the IIGEP stands by its criticism, ignoring first that his initial outburst was about Justice Bhagwati, second that our release which provoked his crude outburst was about Sir Nigel Rodley's skepticism about the letter, not the letter itself. Basil Fernando, as a former Instructor of English at a university, is doubtless able to read with understanding, but his propensity to confuse issues has led him here to forgetting what set him off in the first place.
Finally, in this respect, he now on the basis of a newspaper report claims that the IIGEP stands by its initial claims, without bothering to check on who has made that assertion. He then raises issues in the IIGEP reports, many of which have been responded to elsewhere. With regard to one of the most important of these issues, he ignores evidence of our efforts to promote witness protection while pointing out how assistants to the IIGEP tried to stymie this. Finally Basil Fernando engages in a personal diatribe, first by introducing some literary confusion and suggesting that I think Chaucer's work is crude. Of course Chaucer is not crude, nor is 'The Summoner's Tale', but using selectively the scatological aspects of that tale is crude.
This type of approach to such great texts is of a piece with those who read Chaucer for the dirty bits – except that Basil Fernando's appreciation of dirty bits relates to the muck rather than the sex. Then Basil Fernando claims that I think he should be grateful to me, which is the very opposite of what I said, since my objection was to his gratuitous attack.
He concludes, as usual, by raising the caste issue, forgetting that I have done what I could to propagate his earlier exposition of caste discrimination. That was illuminating, as opposed to this current habit of crying wolf and claiming that criticism of his diatribes must be related to caste. In short, Basil Fernando skims over the original reason for his attack on the Peace Secretariat, and introduces all sorts of side issues which are not relevant to either his initial critique nor our response, whilst singlemindedly insulting his interlocutor and evincing extreme sensitivity to any perceived insult himself. Debate and discussion with such is impossible, so this will be sent to the AHRC to post on its website and distribute, along with the last word that doubtless Basil Fernando will insist on having.
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All the slots filled up fairly fast, and if there were to be too many crew members this RP could quickly get out of hand. Sorry to any interested who wish to apply, feel free to follow the story.
Many years in the distant future, man has colonised many planets. The Earth was drained of all valuable resources forcing humans to move to a new planet. Eventually, Man ended up spreading across the universe. Due to the vast emptiness of Space, man was forced to band together as The United Space Federation. The Federation began to eliminate thugs and crime was cut down. Many places prospered due to trade, and the international currency became Credits. The Federation began to expand more, and eventually contacted other life. A war waged for one-hundred and fifty-seven years. This was known as the Galactic 157. Both races soon after the war managed to agree, and a peace treaty was signed. The Federation became The Allied Federation. The war had caused many casualties, however. Many of the outer planets became drained of any advanced technology, as it was used in the war leaving them with nothing but their wits, and the old ways of life. Crime was once again at an all time high, with Slavers, Bandits and Smugglers travelling in distant space delivering illegal cargo and scavenging wrecks.
The Allied Federation, sick of all the crime began to introduce many new requirements. Did you own a ship? Ship License and a Monthly Tax of 1500 Credits required or it is confiscated. Caught scavenging a wreck without an authorisation first? Your ship is boarded and you arrested for 35 Years. Caught with Illegal Cargo? 60 Years in prison. Didn't hail a ship? Shot on sight. Times are tough, and many planets are falling behind in technology. Some even being reduced as far as the medieval age. A Captain has just managed to save up enough credits after doing some "dirty work" for an Aurora Class Ship. This captain has also recruited a few crew members. He is situated on one of the outer planets, in Sector 935. He thinks travelling in space will bring him great wealth, as having a ship usually means people will have work for you, good or bad, but with rumours of a Rebellion, the Allied Federation have become more and more stricter. Raising Taxes and not allowing ships to have weapons, this Captain and his crew do not know what they are in for...
This will be a Space-Crew roleplay, And each of you will make your character and apply for a position on the ship. The positions are
Captain - Man in charge, chooses destination and SHOULD pay for ship repairs/engine upgrades/other parts/etc. Taken
Pilot - Flies the ship. Taken
Co-Pilot - Helps fly the ship Taken
Engineer - Maintains the Ship, and adds new parts to it. Taken
Worker - Does whatever is needed, cooking, etc. All Slots Taken
Fighter - Fights, Raids and Guards the ship. All Slots Taken
I'll be working out maps, and i'll be in control of other spaceships/NPC's. YOU guys are the Crew of the Ship. The Captain may name his ship whatever he wants (Be mature, please) and choose wherever he wants to go. (I'll have maps made, with a time of arrival being measured in posts. An example being, travelling to a nearby planet may only take 4 Posts, while a very distant one may take 10, 12 or even 15.) There will be random events along the way. I'm hoping a lot of you intrested will co-operative using the OOC. You can do what you want, smuggle things, transport people, shoot your way to victory (although the ship doesn't have any guns yet) Board people and steal their ship even enslave people! So it's very much a Sandbox-esque roleplay, with a story that depending on your actions may get you caught in the middle of a war, or have it be a simple distraction to your slaver operation.
The choice is yours! Well, kind of. Captain is going to decide a lot of the stuff, but then again you could always group up and take down the captain.
This is very much supposed to be a teamwork Roleplay, and not a "everybody owns a spaceship" roleplay.
Current Crew:
Simple Rules
-Standard Rules (No God Modding, Metagaming, etc.)
-Your character CAN DIE at ANY time. Play smart and fair, don't do anything stupid and expect to live.
-Respect Eachother
-These Rules may change at any time
-Try to at LEAST post 4-6 sentences.
-Ask permission first if you'd like another character (although I would greatly prefer for each person to stick with one character until later on)
-Don't Mary Sue, please don't.
-Respect Eachothers Posts and preferably leave a 2 post gap in between your posts and others posts. An example being
Joetheman1 } 1st Post after Bob's
Derickthegirl1 } 2nd Post after Bob's
However, if you for example must post, do so.
-If you're randomly inactive for more than 20 days, you will recieve a message telling you to come back to the roleplay. If you are randomly inactive for more than 30 days, you will be kicked out of the roleplay.
So, anybody intrested? I'll have Maps/Graphs posted on the IC. There will also be a layout of the ship and where the rooms are!
Oh, and also. Captain will be the hardest spot to apply for. Worker is the most diverse class.
-The Standard Food we eat today is worth a lot of money now, a simple chocolate bar would get you 10K in Credits because most food is recycled mush.
-Laser Weapons are EXPENSIVE, so no you do not have a laser shotgun, otherwise you'd have about 30,000,000 in Credits. Most Guns used on the Outer Planets are ones we'd use today.
-The Ship looks like this.
(story purpose only)
Character Sheet:
Physical Description:
Only you know why you joined this ship, and you can mention it in your character sheet, or you can tell it as the story goes on!
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A friend is interested in a barely used second hand 2011 Gnu Riders Choice that is thinking about picking up.
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He's 5' 9" 175lbs. Board is a 157.5cm.
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Wasn't the 2012 the last year without Pickle Tech?
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They have some new pickle tech to make heelside a bit better and to stop the washout problems.
But from what i've heard/experience you can just change your binding setup a bit and it ends up being the same. Not much different, if it's in good condition just keep it. I beat the shit out of mine last year, trying to get GNU to replace it because it's defective... Can only fit flux disks on it because the damn holes were drilled wrong |
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That's a perfect size for him. 175lbs 155-157 and a sweet board at that. I'm 190 but will be 180 by winter and I ride a 157 and I do all the butter, presses and spins one could handle till my legs burn out.
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February 14th, 2011 GTD Times Team - Staff ContributorsCategories | Gear | Getting Things Done | Software
We'd love to know how many of you are using or plan to use Outlook for Mac. Please vote:
This is helpful for us in our long-term planning for GTD Setup Guides.
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52 Responses to "Any Outlook for Mac users out there?"
I would if it was available & if Outlook for Mac worked as well as it did for Windows.
I've been using Omnifocus since Outlook for Mac got such bad reviews because ofbthe limited sync issues.
GTD & Outlook for Windows was magnificent.
I did use it (The trial version) for a few months with a client that had a flaky exchange server I couldn't access any other way. I liked it a lot, but the lack of Omnifocus support meant I stuck with mail.app & busycal.
Feel free to get in touch if you'd like more in depth feedback.
I have Contacts and I have iCal. What more do I need?
We have 3 mac users in our office all on Outlook for Mac. Total 12 people across two offices.
I have Outlook 2011 but as a GTD tool it doesn't offer much. The Task implementation in Outlook 2011 is so elementary that it is not useful. Concentrate your efforts on OmniFocus for Mac, Outlook 2011 is good for email, calendar and contacts but not for task management. Outlook 2010 for Windows is so superior to Outlook 2011 it is sad.
I don't use, nor will I ever use Outlook for mac. For GTD, i use mail, ical, and taskpaper
Outlook 2011 Mac has serious issues not working with googlemail. I gave up! Now using Omni Focus and Mac mail,quite happily.
Would be good if you produced some GTD tools for Omni Ouliner, that has some serious potential!
I use it, but only for email and contacts, not projects and tasks. For those I use OmniFocus.
i use Contacts, iCal & Mail. No outlook for me.
I used to love Entourage and was really, really looking forward do Mac Outlook…. but asked for a refund after just a day or two because it is just not worth it. Now I use mail.app and Google Webmail, OmniFocus, text notes and Google calendar and i've never been happier!
Robert + Tim–
Where do you keep your Project & Next Action lists, ala GTD? In the native "To Do" on the Mac? I'm curious.
Though I use Outllok for Mac I in fact use Nozbe for my GTD management.
Outlook for Mac is still limited compared to the Windows version and I can't be bothered trying to find work arounds.
So Outlook is just for email and a calendar function for appointments
Yes. I use it with am exchange server on my mac.
Omnifocus is useless for me as I am Blackberry bound.
Mail app, ICal, and Things for me. The interface of Outlook for Mac seems so cluttered after using Mail.
As soon as our exchange server gets upgraded our office will be switching. Within a month hopefully.
I'm using outlook but wasnt able to migrate my tasks from Things,so only calendar and mail are there
But I like outlook for mac,i dont really have problems with it -
I'll repeat what many others say: it's Mail, iCal, and OmniFocus for me.
I did look at Outlook (Office 2011) and I was surprised to see how bad it is compared to the Windows version.
Not only that key functions are missing (sync with iCal or at least support from iTunes to get the calendar synced with iPhone etc.) – also Outlook came across pretty slow (on a new MacBook i7 with 8GB).
I decided to stay with Postbox as my E-Mail Client and use OmniFocus, Evernote (local notebooks) and XMIND for my GTD trusted system.
I use Outlook 2011 and love it. I run it side-by-side with Outlook 2010 and though I prefer the Windows side I am quite comfortable using both.
Outlook 2011 has a more stable database than Entourage but doesn't sync with iCal, Tasks or Calendar! I'm sticking with Entourage 2008 until SP1 is released in July.
I've used the new Outlook for Mac (2011) It is very good – in fact- it is better than very good.
But I still prefer Mac Mail programme. It is more simplistic which is something I prefer. -
I have successfully implemented the GTD approach in Outlook — for Windows. Done it in 2003 and 2007. I am using it right now at my consulting gig — following the Outlook setup offered by DavidCo.
When I first saw Outlook getting upgraded on the Mac, I was EXTREMELY hopeful that Outlook would at least get to an Outlook 2003 Windows level.
Alas, not. Not there in features, not there in synching, not there for the iPhone, etc.
At that point — unless I am forced to — I just gave up on Microsoft applications as well as their operating system.
iWork came out with an upgrade — Pages, Numbers, Keynote — and I went there and totally blew off the Office upgrade on the Mac.
And that included Outlook for Mac.
I wouldn't waste my time. Think about it: When people buy a Microsoft product for the Mac, they want the same functionality that they get on Windows — they just have a Mac.
Microsoft implements Office on Mac totally different than on Windows and it isn't just about the operating system. They don't do the same UI, the same navigation, even the same functions as you get in Windows versions of Office.
It might as well be a product from XYZ Computing with Office file compatibility. And for that, iWork does that much better.
Not that I have an opinion, of course…
I want to sync my system between Office PC w Outlook, Mac, and iPhone. The only way I have found is to sync Outlook to Google (tasks, notes to docs, contacts, calendar) with gsyncit and then use iCal and the Google web interfaces for tasks and docs. Not comfortable but at least reliable. Any better solution is welcome.
Outlook for Mac is only available in the current Mac upgrade and right now it sucks. Doesn't compare at all to the Windows version. I'm sicking with Omnifocus.
I have Office for Mac 2011. Outlook is really lacking. Not being able to sync with my iPhone & google calendar is rediculouse. I wish it worked like the window version. Till then I'll stick with omnifocus and gmail
I used Entourage. The project center was very useful.
I switched to busycal and calender. I have omnifocus but have reverted to my beloved purple leather circa
for project and lists. -
I am in the process of migrating from Windows to Mac. The most grievous shortcoming of Outllook 2011 for me was not being able to nest contacts within sub folders. I rely on access to thousands of contacts to work efficiently. Outlook 2011 doesn't help.
How do I migrate all those Windows contacts to something that will work seamlessly within a GTD environment like Outlook 2010 provided?
Well, I used Outlook for Windows until I got a Mac. I even purchased Entourage and used it for awhile but was very frustrated with it after such a wonderful experience with Outlook.
I use iCal, iMail and Evernote. I've been happy for the past couple of years using these for GTD. : D
Does GTD for MAC work on an iPod/iPhone/iPod?
That would be my preference.
I'm locked into Blackberriness by corporate dictum. So it's Outlook 2011 all the way, unfortunately.
I would love to be able to break free into something better…
Yes I use it (also use OmniPlan on the Mac). I'd appreciate a really good plugin that would sync between Outlook on the Mac and Windows or even an intermediary cloud based solution that is straight forward. Many of work on mutli-systems.
I am using Outlook for Mac – and using things at the same time.
One thing that has been a life saver for this is a little apple script written by a things user, that allows you to automatically create a things task with a link back to the original email.
So when I get an email that i need to action, I hit control-N which copies the contents of the email and a link into the new task part of Things.
After tweaking the text to be more next-action specific, I then save the things task, and immediatly move the email to an archive folder.
I recently installed Outlook 2011. I don't see a way to even come close to what I'm accomplishing with Mail.app, MailTags, Mail Act-On, and Things.
Office for Mac SP1 has been released. Outlook 2011 can now sync Calendar, Tasks, Notes as well as Address Book to mobile devices using Sync Services.
Robert–thanks so much for the update!
I reluctantly switched from Entourage which was having problems. Outlook looks OK for email and addresses as it can sync with iPhone. Using "Get It Done" for tasks.
Outlook for Windows "ran my life." But I wanted a Mac again. Tried Entourage, hated it. Tried several others and finally stuck with Mail. But didn't like it. Was so excited to order the new Outlook 2011 for Mac and got it right away. Tried it for about 2 weeks. HATED IT! Back to Mail. Shoot. Now I've tried trial versions of Parallels and Fusion and installed Windows XP and Outlook 2007 on my Mac. It's working! Sucks up power and so I'm changing my habits a bit and only opening email (and Fusion and XP) when I really need it. There's a few glitches with Outlook, but I can handle them. So happy to have Outlook! I'm going to stick with Fusion, Parallels kept crashing. I still have the Mac apps and they are handy on the fly. But to get into "work" Outlook is what I need.
I was a big Windows XP and Outlook user and decided to switch to MAC recently. Most of my work revolves around email, hence the GTD implementation for me needs to be tightly integrated with the mail software. I would have used Mail app but they have removed even the most basic todo functionalities after Lion upgrade. As a result, I am using Outlook 2011. I am able to create tasks from email (thanks to the scripting functionality), have my smart folders for next actions, overdue tasks etc and overall have been successful so far. There are few quirks with Outlook 2011 and it would futile to compare it to Outlook 2010.
Hi BJ
I am considering migrating from a PC to a Mac and like you most of my work revolves around emails and tasks hence why Outlook is so important to me.
BJ I'd like to contact you directly as keen to hear how you convert tasks from email on the Mac. Can you contact me plse.
I am using outlook for mac 2011 right now and am quite happy with it. It took some problem solving and phone calls to get it all syncing with ical/address book, plaxo and blackberry but it's working now.
Yes, PLEASE create a Setup Guide for this. I am making the tasks work but checking and unchecking a lot of category boxes and it never really gives a satisfying "seeing everything at once" view. It is working but could be more optimal..
Please build the set up guide…I think they will come for it if you do.
Is creating a Task in Omni from an email in Outlook 2011 a simple procedure?
I am currently using Outlook 2011 for mac and am looking into Omni for my GTD. My business is heavily email based so creating tasks in Omni directly from an Outlook email would be very beneficial.
I just moved over to my new mac air and outlook mac. I miss the GTD add in, i hope you build this soon…
I try and try to give Mac a chance. I purchased one of these overpriced Macbook Pro in hopes that the laptop would be more stable and interesting, Waste of money. I have had Outlook 2011 running through my work's Exchange server work for me, but alas, only for a short while, then no sync at all upon no changes. It works, then it refuses to sync. Time and time again, it will sync some emails and then just stop with the endless waiting circle. I am giving up. I shall go back to the PC and forget Mac for work. Microsoft simply has the market for Office and yes, Office is what people use. The Mac simply can not complete. Issue after issue. I simply dont have time for it. So yes, I am a victim of Mac's advertising and packaging. The shell of a MacBook Pro is wonderful, but folks, the Outlook software simply and without doubt does not work on a Mac. Good riddance
I'm pulling this up from a search looking for ANY info about Outlook for Mac & GTD. If you find that the tool simply does not suit the methodology, even saying that would be helpful.
I'm using Outlook (Windows) at work and agreed to help get my rock solid GTD system setup for a co-worker on his Mac on the same Exchange Server. I keep getting frustrated and embarrassed by the fact that it just isn't the same program, and I can't figure out how to best implement GTD for this environment.
Hi Sam,
We have not done any extensive testing yet on Outlook for Mac. We'll be sure to post something though if/when we do.
I use outlook 2011 for Mac, but I'm here to warn you not to. It's total garbage! It performs like a snail even on a super high end macpro. The entire app hangs while it checks mail every 60 seconds, etc.
So Lutz do you think it is worth using the app. when stuck with an imap account?
(I am worried about the processing of deleting my imap account in order to start afresh and make a pop account….)
Many thanks for your hard work btw! -
I have to design for it. It's a web standards butcher, even by email standards – but, what do you expect from a company that gave you explorer?
I'm struggling to set up a good GTD system on my Mac Pro. I've been trying a variety of different programs and techniques, but nothing yet seems right for me.
However, Apple is going to be upgrading their operating system this summer to "Mountain Lion". I have studied the description of the new OS and It is possible that it might have all the tools needed to set up a great GTD system; which will span across the iPad and iPhone through the already great iCloud system.
There will be a new "Notes" app. A much improved "Task List" along with some improvements in "Mail",and "iCal". Might have everything we need, and then some.
Microsoft in February of 2013 came out with an update for Office 2011. Apparently, it integrates better with Office 365. I do not use Office 365 at the moment.
I was using all the Mac Software with OmniFocus, but switched back to Outlook 2011 just this month. I use TASKS in Outlook for my GTD system along with MYDay, a combination Calendar/Task App that in unique to Outlook 2011.
For me, this works better than the Apple Software and OmniFocus. Today, I have 59 TASKS pending. My weekly "Look-a-Head" is done over the weekend, I'll probably add 10 TASKS and eliminate 5. At the moment I have 149 emails that have come in since Monday that have not been filed yet. Typically, I'll probably delete about 10% of the EMAILS and file the rest.
I miss OneNote, which I used to use when I was a PC guy. Instead, I use MS Word, in the NOTEBOOK LAYOUT VIEW, as a substitute.
I am hopeful that Microsoft will one day improve the Mac Software products up to or surpass the PC versions of Office. I use a Mac, because it is so superior to a typical PC. I wish Microsoft would swallow it's pride, and prosper by improving its Mac Software.
Although, it should be said that Microsoft's Mac Software is still better than the Apple Software for their own Mac. Both Softwares could be a lot better.
Good luck to all of you.
– spb
I love Outlook 2011, even more than Outlook 2010 for PC. My only issue is that I use an exchange server and cannot find anything GTD that will work with Outlook 2011 and exchange. Suggestions?
Hi Jessica, we haven't heard of anything like that. But you might try asking on the GTD forum. http://www.davidco.com/forum


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[Beowulf] Oracle buys Sun
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Robert G. Brown rgb at phy.duke.eduMon Apr 20 05:42:52 PDT 2009
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On Mon, 20 Apr 2009, Chris Dagdigian wrote: > > It's official: > http://www.sun.com/third-party/global/oracle/index.jsp > > -Chris Guess that means Oracle is no longer looking at Red Hat...;-) Maybe IBM will turn around and buy Red Hat. Which would actually be a brilliant move on their part, I think. I even think IBM corporate culture has come far enough that they MIGHT be able to cope with being a premier non-proprietary resource provider for the OS community. It looks like the price per share isn't substantially different from what IBM was offering, but either way, this is a much better fit. IBM and Sun have been natural competitors for years; Oracle and Sun have been natural partners. rgb > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org sponsored by Penguin Computing > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit > http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf > Robert G. Brown Phone(cell): 1-919-280-8443 Duke University Physics Dept, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Web: http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb Book of Lilith Website: http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/Lilith/Lilith.php Lulu Bookstore: http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=877977
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