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Saturday, January 10, 2009
Choices, Choices!
You know, sashing color can REALLY effect the look and the "feel" of a quilt. Remember these blocks? Here is Oscar after rearranging my "Nines In The Middle."
Before I left for The Netherlands, I had been toying with these blocks and how to lay them out, with what, etc.
My first draft was light sashings...but it became TOO LIGHT in the quilt. It took over...big blank blah.
Keep in mind my first go-to is usually red, but I have so many quilts with red, that red is off the docket for this one (which is why I also chose pink for Double Delight) No red.
I love the look of old quilts made with mourning prints. I had a lovely by Baum that I had never used..just petted. But it made the quilt look SO somber, I guess the blocks felt like THEY were in mourning too. So. Nope.
Bright green? AAACKKK! I got sea sick right away! Even though I love this color,and I'll use the strips I cut in something else...
The kicker with a scrap quilt is...it can't be a fabric that cancels out anything else in the quilt. It can't be the same color as major block parts because then those blend together and it looks like parts go missing.
Medium. I needed a Medium. I needed something that was darker than the lights, yet lighter than the darks. Something that would let each color and fabric do it's own thing without playing too heavy a part in the design...
I found a little blue gingham check in the closet, I had about 3 yards of it. I wasn't thinking I wanted blue at first, but I think it is what the QUILT wants.
Gingham is timeless. It never looks dated. It doesn't upstage anything. It's like a trusted friend, just willing to lend a helping hand! Click the pic to get a closer look.
Cornerstones and all of the squares in each block are 2" leaders and enders. Come to think of it so are the light triangles. Those 2" squares are just the ticket for so many things!
And in looking at these pictures, I STILL like that mourning print..but when you see it lifesize....the print is so busy and it just makes the quilt look depressed. I'm sure I'll find another quilt for THOSE sashing too....
I've spent the morning hooking up my backup "MY BOOK" for the computer. I've wanted this thing for a long time..I'm backing up EVERYTHING on it, and telling myself to back everything up monthly, if not every 2 weeks. I'm not going to lose anything. I'm already so happy that I switched to gmail for my email because never again will I lose my address book,etc. But I needed to back up not only my computer, but my website as well. I think 1 Terabyte will hold A LOT! :cD
I was also sick of all the usb cords everywhere, so I bought a hub thing, and now all the wires are OUT of sight. I hate a bunch of electrical cords and computer wires and cables everywhere in a big mess. It's a real peeve of mine. Now it is all straightened, cords bound up, all functional. Much better!
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It's still hardware, and hardware fails. You should look into some of the online backup services. I use Mozy.com for my personal computer as well as all the servers and laptops I am responsible for at work. No matter what happens, my data is safe. Yes, it is all encrypted before it leaves my computer. Very reasonably priced.
ReplyDeleteGood Saterday to you Bonnie!! I liked the darker sashing but it did look busy by those blks. The green is to bright to play nice, but a ligher, softer one would have worked. The light one, I don't hate it, but it's not my favorite either!! This, coming from someone who kept making a quilt top, not sure how I felt about it till it was all done, borders and all - then I liked it!! ;-) So I am thinking the border is going to make this quilt shine!! And you are so good at making your borders that you are going to have another beautiful quilt!!!
I enjoyed reading how you picked and choose the colours and for the sashing - it's a nice way to learn how the experts do it, so when I am fumbling around trying to see what works, it's nice to know others are too!
Have a great weekend! BrendaThe mourning fabric reminds me of a quilt Mother inherited and we used to "cover up" when we watched TV back in the 50's, so I LOVED that for the memories. Surprising since I'm such a blue freak!
Love the DD. I was wanting those borders to be BLUE, but I can see why brown was the better choice. Anxious to see it with the binding. Sew your heart out, Bonnie. Yeah, I'm sure they are already finished.
And to the lady having a bad day...I love watching your mysteries evolve. I didn't think I'd like this quilt but absolutely love it! I love it without the borders!
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Willis: Defense can be great without Smith
Willis will definitely miss playing behind Smith
Craig Massei
Associated Press
Posted Dec 27, 2012
Patrick Willis believes the 49ers can still be a great defense even without All-Pro tackle Justin Smith. The Niners might have to spend the rest of this season finding out whether or not Willis, their All-Pro linebacker and defensive leader, is correct.
Smith is unlikely to play Sunday in the regular-season finale against Arizona because of a partially torn left triceps. The injury could force Smith to miss some or all of the postseason for the playoff-bound 49ers.
The San Francisco defense has been gouged for big yardage and points since Smith was injured early in the third quarter Dec. 16 at New England. But the NFL's second-ranked defense hopes to regroup and regain momentum for the playoffs against an Arizona team that ranks last in the league in total offense.
Smith, one of five San Francisco defenders selected to start for the NFC in the 2013 Pro Bowl, is expected to be on the sideline against the Cardinals.
"You can't really put into words what he means to this defense," Willis said Thursday. "We most certainly miss him and hopefully we'll get him back for the playoffs.
"But we have a great defense and I truly believe that. When you have what we have on our defense, we should be able to go out there and display that each time. Starting from this Sunday, we have to make sure we go out and do that on a consistent basis and play like the defense we know we're capable of playing like."
The 49ers have not been the same on defense since losing Smith during their 41-34 victory over the Patriots.
San Francisco surrendered four consecutive touchdown drives after Smith left that game with the 49ers leading 31-3. Without Smith over most of the past six quarters, the 49ers have allowed 753 yards, 66 points and 48 first downs.
Much of that damage came during last week's 42-13 loss at Seattle, the worst defeat of coach Jim Harbaugh's two seasons with the 49ers. Without Smith, a first-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl starter last season, San Francisco's defense allowed season highs in both points scored and rushing yards allowed.
But defensive coordinator Vic Fangio doesn't want to blame his unit's poor performance on Smith's absence.
"He's a great player, one of the best defensive players in the NFL, and anytime you lose one of those guys it does have an adverse effect on you," Fangio said. "But I didn't think the problems we've had, the last game in particular, were because of Justin not being there. We could have had five Justin Smiths. That wasn't the issue. We didn't play good, didn't coach good and those guys just whipped us."
Fangio has seen his defense bounce back before and expects it to do so again as the 49ers prepare for the playoffs. San Francisco needs a victory over Arizona to secure its second consecutive NFC West title, and the 49ers can capture the NFC's No. 2 playoff seed with a win over the Cardinals and a Green Bay loss Sunday at Minnesota.
The 49ers certainly have the defensive personnel to make do without Smith.
Willis, outside linebacker
Aldon Smith
and safeties
Dashon Goldson
Donte Whitner
all were named Pro Bowl starters on Wednesday along with
Justin Smith
. Middle linebacker
NaVorro Bowman
, San Francisco's leading tackler, also was selected to the NFC team, and cornerback
Carlos Rogers
and outside linebacker
Ahmad Brooks
were named as Pro Bowl alternates.
Willis, who became the first player in franchise history to be named to the Pro Bowl in each of his first six NFL seasons, doesn't expect San Francisco's defense to be down for long.
"It's like gravity," Willis said. "What comes up must come down. And what's down will eventually come up. For the most part, we have played well this season Now it's one of those things where each person has to take it up a whole another notch. We can't fill Justin's shoes – nobody can come in and do that – but I know we certainly can get it done. We're going to bounce back and make sure we do it right from this point on."
Veteran lineman Ricky Jean Francois made his first career start at right tackle in place of Smith last week and finished second on the team with six tackles.
Fangio's approach won't change whether it's Smith or Jean Francois playing that position the rest of the way.
"Justin's told me he's getting better each and every day and that's really all I know," Fangio said. "But it's like anything. You can lose anybody early in a game and you just have to go. We're too far along here to change the system because of one guy being out. We'll be fine."
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Who will represent the B1G in NY for the Heisman based on Week 1?
I voted Braxton. Why? Because i'm biased as heck. :/ Plus he missed the entire 4th quarter. But I do think Bell has the edge since he carried that team against the always hyped Boise St.
If Braxton has 200/100 games against Cal, M*chigan State, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and M*chigan, he'll definitely be tOSU next heisman winner.
"YOLO" = I'm about to do something extremely ignorant/stupid & I need an excuse to do it.


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[Beowulf] dual core intel/amd
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Vincent Diepeveen" <diep at xs4all.nl> To: <beowulf at beowulf.org> Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2005 6:16 AM Subject: [Beowulf] dual core intel/amd > hi, > > Several programs tested under which Diep at sudhian.com > > For diep : http://www.sudhian.com/showdocs.cfm?aid=667&pid=2543 > > If you ask me intel is in serious troubles with respect to beowulfs. I don't know that Intel seriously cares about tailoring to cluster computing. It's a tiny, tiny fraction of their overall sales. There may be, what, as many as 100,000 top of the line Intel processors sold for cluster computing. > > The dual core opteron is just outperforming the dual core P4 so much. > Partly because intel has weakened the weak L1 and L2 caches even more. > <snip> The vast majority of Intel sales are probably for desktop and commercial server type applications. I suspect that Intel carefully looks a the typical instruction mix generated by, e.g. WinXP or Longhorn or NT2003, or, even, Linux, in a web server/file server/SQL backend/XML-XSLT processor kind of environment, and allocates on-chip resources accordingly. Raw, pedal to the metal computation is a tiny part of what most CPUs are sold for. As I type this on my old 300 MHz notebook, running Win2000, I notice that the CPU usage is never going above 5%. So, even for a notoriously inefficient environment (windows, outlook, graphics display, etc.), the demands on the CPU are negligble. The same is probably true of 95% of computers sold. Even in "production servers", the rate-determining aspect is not usually CPU speed, but ancillary stuff like networking, disk i/o, etc. Think about any business transaction that might be performed today, and the types of CPU resources needed to execute it. Since business applications are what drive the market, this is relevant. There's some sort of inquiry, then a transaction gets created, and processed through a series of stages. At each step, there are numerous database lookups, multiple messages getting passed up and down the tiers of processors (user interface on one PC: Translator with middle ware on another PC: Business rules engine on a third layer: Database server on the fourth layer back end). The whole trend towards "total virtualization/abstractization" of the transaction places heavy demands on systems that translate one representation of an event (or part of a transaction) into another. In any case, Intel designs for this kind of thing, not cluster designers. And that's always been the hallmark of a Beowulf (viz a real supercomputer). The Beowulf idea is to take "non-optimal" hardware that's commodity and cheap and use it for supercomputing, overcoming the lack of special features and performance in a brute force, "throw cheap hardware at it" kind of way. > Vincent > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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// Past Experiences: L//
So L was a recent one. We'd only met a few times, just smoked, hung out, done a few lines together. You know what it's like. Anyway, one night I hear a knock at my door. Turns out it's her, and she's been kicked out for the night. So of course, I invite her in. We get to talking. We have a smoke. We decide to get a couple bottles of wine, and by the time I've had four glasses she's had six and she makes me down two more. First bottle is gone by now, and we're both quite drunk. We climb into the double bed, and cuddle in that silly happy drunk kinda state. In a moment of weakness I kiss her.
And she pulls me closer, whispers in my ear.
"Turn off the lights."
I pretty much slam into the light switch, and back into bed, we're tearing off clothes frantically. I pull her thong to one side and the tip of my cock pushes in gently, teasing softly. She moans and wraps her legs around my back, and pulls me in all the way. I start to slowly build a rythm, ending up pounding her to make the bed creak. Her fingernails slice down my back, her teeth are on my neck.
"Put it in my ass" she gasps, and I slowly pull my length out of her and line up my tip with her pucker. Not wanting to wait, she pushes up to meet me and I sink into her deep. She pushes me onto my back and squats over me, riding my cock cowgirl, going from quick and hard to excruciating teasing. She cums from the ride, her juices dripping onto my pubis, her asshole pulsing around me, and cries for me to "cum, cum, cum inside me oh god". I blow my load into her tight ass, and she collapses on top of me, my dirty seed seeping from her abused hole. We cuddle and fall asleep in the arms of one another.


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Salary Cap Best/Worst Case Scenarios: The East
The 2012 NBA free agency period begins in just 76 days. Some teams are understandably still preoccupied with the 2011-12 season, but others have already turned their primary focus to draft preparations and working out a strategy for the offseason.
HOOPSWORLD takes a look at all 15 teams from the Eastern Conference to give a best case/worst case scenario for each with regards to the salary cap (next week we'll do the same for the Western Conference teams). What happens if all options are declined? Or invoked?
The best case below describes the maximum amount of cap space the team could have if all options are declined.
The worst case describes the maximum amount of space the team could have if all options are invoked (the deadline is no later than June 30).
Cap holds are the amount each team's free agents count against their cap. This does not include draft picks, but to get an idea you can see which picks have been traded here and what the 2012 rookie scale is for first-round picks here. Cap holds stay in place until the player is re-signed by his current team, signed by another team or the rights to that player are renounced. These count against the cap and reduce a team's available cap space. The numbers listed can change depending on if Qualifying Offers are issued by June 30 to eligible players. The dollar amount listed assumes QOs will be issued to players finishing up their rookie scale contracts (first-round picks) and not issued to other eligible players, neither of which are guarantees.
Some of these teams also have the option available to use the amnesty provision. Click here for more discussion on that and which players are eligible.
Contracts signed under the new collective bargaining agreement (anything after 12/7/2011) can also be waived using the stretch provision. This allows teams to waive the entire contract but stretch the cap hit out over double the amount of years left on the deal plus one. For example, if a player has two years and $5 million left on his contract, a team could use stretch and have a $1 million cap hit for each of the next five seasons.
Best Case: $60.9 million (6)
Worst Case: $60.9 million (6)
Cap Holds: $18.9 million (9)
The Variables: The Hawks have no wiggle room. They are not a team interested in paying the luxury tax so just as in 2011-12 when they filled out the rest of their roster with minimum salary players (hence the large number of holds for such a low amount), that will be their only option again. If the Hawks aren't happy with their core, their only option is to make a trade or use amnesty. Marvin Williams would be the most likely choice there, but even then they don't get under the cap because minimum salary holds (even if they renounce all their free agents) and the Mid-Level Exception push them back over the cap. It's time for the Hawks to make a major trade to bring in multiple young players. No one wants Joe Johnson's contract and Al Horford is a cornerstone, so trading Josh Smith is the team's only path to change.
Best Case: $31.3 million (5)
Worst Case: $35.5 million (6)
Cap Holds: $65.0 million (10)
The Variables: The Celtics will likely be working from the best case. Brandon Bass has a $4.3 million Player Option, but is worth more than that on the open market (maybe in Boston, maybe not). The Celtics could bring back stars like Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen at drastically reduced costs, perhaps signing each of them to their final contracts, but the franchise most likely will look to move on. Jeff Green counts as a $13.4 million cap hold and, assuming he's healthy, they will look to retain him (for far less) and then go into free agency with plenty of money to spend.
Best Case: $32.2 million (7)
Worst Case: $43.0 million (9)
Cap Holds: $22.8 million (5)
The Variables: Charlotte will be working from the worst case because DeSagana Diop ($7.3 million Player Option) and Matt Carroll ($3.5 million Early Termination Option) won't touch those amounts in free agency. Don't be surprised if the Cats use amnesty, maybe on Diop or Tyrus Thomas if they draft Anthony Davis. Their only free agent of note is D.J. Augustin ($4.4 million Qualifying Offer, $9.7 million cap hold), but with Kemba Walker on the roster his value to the franchise could be more about what he could fetch in a sign-and-trade deal. Issuing the QO handcuffs the Cats a bit in free agency and Augustin isn't going to be in the top-tier. Not issuing the QO would be a mild surprise, but gives the Cats more flexibility.
Best Case: $63.9 million (7)
Worst Case: $76.0 million (10)
Cap Holds: $4.8 million (4)
The Variables: Chicago can cut $12.4 million by waiving Kyle Korver, Ronnie Brewer and C.J. Watson, paying only $500,000 to Korver. Should they? Probably not. They are still over the cap after that and have to replace the contributions of those three. That's 25.6 points per game on a team with the best record in the NBA and a legitimate title contender, so it's unlikely they are waived. Instead, look for the Bulls to try and keep Omer Asik and Taj Gibson, plus add another player via their $3 million mini-MLE.
Best Case: $28.5 million (5)
Worst Case: $31.6 million (7)
Cap Holds: $29.0 million (7)
The Variables: The Cavs get to the best case by waiving Daniel Gibson and Samardo Samuels, paying just $2.5 million of $4.8 million to Gibson. In fact, waiving Gibson is a recommended course of action as the Cavs look to rebuild around Varejao, Kyrie Irving, Tristan Thompson and another lottery pick.
Best Case: $58.4 million (9)
Worst Case: $63.4 million (10)
Cap Holds: $5.1 million (4)
The Variables: The Pistons have been in a bad place cap-wise the past few years and that's not going to change. Don't expect Jason Maxiell to decline his $5.0 million Player Option because there really isn't a market for his 6.5 points and 5.2 rebounds a game at $5.0 million. So close to the tax already, don't expect the Pistons to make a splash anywhere unless they use amnesty, and even then they won't get actual cap space (when taking exceptions and holds into account). The light at the end of the tunnel in Detroit is still very dim.
Best Case: $32.5 million (6)
Worst Case: $36.3 million (8)
Cap Holds: $29.3 million (6)
The Variables: The Pacers will primarily be focused first on signing Roy Hibbert to a new deal. He'll eat up at least $10 million of that cap space, which will probably be the worst case since Dahntay Jones won't get $2.9 million in free agency. Then the Pacers have to decide what to do with the valuable George Hill. Do they issue the Qualifying Offer and try to keep him? The rumors say they have their sights set on Eric Gordon, another likely restricted free agent who went to Indiana University. They should also look to keep Louis Amundson, but not until the other work is done.
Best Case: $77.2 million (10)
Worst Case: $78.1 million (11)
Cap Holds: $3.3 million (4)
The Variables: There are none. Miami can save a tiny bit of cash by waiving Dexter Pittman, but all it means is they pay slightly less tax. Of course, when they use the mini-MLE again that becomes moot. These are the HEAT barring a trade, because they have zero cap flexibility and aren't going to use amnesty because the only players it would make sense to do it for – Joel Anthony or maybe Mike Miller – don't gain them anything by removing their salary. It's time for the Big Three to do another recruiting job like they did on Shane Battier in December.
Best Case: $38.4 million (9)
Worst Case: $49.0 million (12)
Cap Holds: $20.2 million (3)
The Variables: The Bucks get to the best case by waiving Shaun Livingston (and only paying him $1 million of $3.5 million) and Beno Udrih declining his $7.3 million Player Option. The latter is not going to happen, because no team is going to pay Udrih that amount over two years, let alone one. They will look to keep both Carlos Delfino and Ersan Ilyasova. If they do that, their only way to add another player is with the MLE. It might be time to start thinking trade for the Bucks.
Best Case: $9.4 million (4)
Worst Case: $41.0 million (7)
Cap Holds: $28.3 million (7)
The Variables: The Nets will be somewhere in the middle of best and worst case. Deron Williams will become a free agent, cutting off $17.8 million. Jordan Farmer, with a $4.3 million Player Option, may elect to do the same, but Gerald Wallace ($9.5 million PO) is still on the fence. The bottom line is even if the Nets lose Williams, they will have a boatload of money to spend in free agency. If they re-sign him they still have the ability to add a top-tier free agent and then re-sign Brook Lopez, who has a $9.2 million cap hold.
Best Case: $58.8 million (5)
Worst Case: $63.0 million (8)
Cap Holds: $7.0 million (7)
The Variables: The only variable is whether or not J.R. Smith invokes his $2.6 million Player Option. Could he get more on the open market? His talent says yes, but the question has never been about Smith's talent. The Knicks will issue a Qualifying Offer to Jeremy Lin and likely look to keep for the max amount they can, which is the $5 million MLE. After that, the Knicks are stuck filling out the roster with rookies, minimum salaries and the Bi-Annual Exception. The only way to make a drastic change would be to trade Amar'e Stoudemire because of his injuries, but that seems very unlikely.
Best Case: $50.44 million (7)
Worst Case: $66.7 million (11)
Cap Holds: $9.7 million (4)
The Variables: Orlando will be near the worst case. Jameer Nelson declining his $7.8 million Player Option isn't likely, but they could waive J.J. Redick's $6.2 million and pay him nothing. Thing is, that doesn't help because they are still just over the cap and have the same options as if they keep him. It's likely the Magic keep all 11 players, re-sign Ryan Anderson to push them over the luxury tax line and then try to find someone to help with the $3 million mini-MLE. They could use the stretch provision Chris Duhon's $3.5 million, but that does little for them cap-wise (in the locker room it would help).
Best Case: $32.4 million (5)
Worst Case: $56.0 million (7)
Cap Holds: $14.2 million (6)
The Variables: Philly will be closer to the worst case because Elton Brand will not invoke his $18.2 million Early Termination Option. Louis Williams likely will for his $5.4 million ETO, but the Sixers will look to keep him. Look for Philly to use Spencer Hawes in a sign-and-trade deal to bring them more depth.
Best Case: $41.0 million (8)
Worst Case: $41.9 million (9)
Cap Holds: $22.7 million (5)
The Variables: The biggest question is whether or not to issue a $4.2 million Qualifying Offer to Jerryd Bayless. If they do, they won't be able to offer a free agent max money, but keeping Bayless makes a lot of sense when looking towards the future. Expect the offer to be issued, a deal worked out in that range and then the Raptors are going shopping.
Best Case: $45.5 million (8)
Worst Case: $58.6 million (10)
Cap Holds: $2.6 million (3)
The Variables: By waiving Rashard Lewis ($10 million guaranteed) the Wizards can get to the best case. Should they? Do they get more out of spending the difference of $12.7 on other players than on Lewis? At this point in his career, the answer is probably yes. The Wizards could get all the way down to $35.5 million if they use amnesty on that $10 million. Considering the youth on this team led by John Wall and the middle anchored by Nene, it's best to clear as much space as possible.
Next week we'll take a look at the teams of the Western Conference.
What should your team do? Leave your thoughts in the comments below! Follow Jason Fleming on Twitter @jfleminghoops and hit up his weekly chat Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern.


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Dietitian's tip: Use a deep, heavy pot with a tightfitting lid for this dish. The alcohol cooks off as the chicken simmers. But if you'd rather not use wine, simply substitute additional stock and omit the balsamic vinegar.
Serves 4
- 1/4 cup all-purpose (plain) flour
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 skinless, bone-in chicken breast halves, about 3/4 pound total weight, each cut in half crosswise (should be 4 pieces total)
- 2 skinless, bone-in chicken thighs
- 2 skinless chicken legs
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil or canola oil
- 1 shallot, chopped (about 1 tablespoon)
- 1 pound small white button mushrooms, brushed clean
- 1/2 pound peeled pearl onions
- 3/4 cup low-sodium vegetable stock, chicken stock or broth
- 1/2 cup port or dry red wine
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh thyme, plus sprigs for garnish
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
In a shallow dish, stir together the flour and 1/4 teaspoon of the pepper. Dredge the chicken pieces in the seasoned flour.
In a large, heavy saucepan or Dutch oven, heat the oil over medium-high heat. Add the chicken and cook, turning once, until browned on both sides, about 5 minutes total. Transfer to a platter.
Add the shallot to the pan and saute until softened, about 1 minute. Add the mushrooms and saute until lightly browned, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in the onions and saute until they begin to pick up some brown color, 2 to 3 minutes.
Stir in the stock and wine and deglaze the pan, stirring with a wooden spoon to scrape up any browned bits. Return the chicken pieces to the pan, and bring to a boil. Cover, reduce the heat to low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until the chicken and vegetables are tender, 45 to 50 minutes. Stir in the vinegar, the chopped thyme, the 1/4 teaspoon salt and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
To serve, divide the vegetables among warmed shallow individual bowls. Top each portion with 2 pieces of chicken, 1 light meat and 1 dark. Garnish with thyme sprigs. Serve immediately.
Nutritional analysis per serving
Serving size: 2 pieces of chicken (1 light, 1 dark) | |||
Calories | 294 | Sodium | 523 mg |
Total fat | 10 g | Total carbohydrate | 16 g |
Saturated fat | 2 g | Dietary fiber | 2 g |
Monounsaturated fat | 5 g | Protein | 35 g |
Cholesterol | 110 mg |


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However, water basin management should be more closely integrated with spatial planning, the report argues. This would bring a strategic focus to planning, highlighting decisions which affect water resources.
The current situation means that costs can fall on those who do not benefit – for example, water pollution from agriculture in one territory that flows downstream to others. Also, benefits may go to those outside the territory who have not paid for them. An example of this is forests in one territory that regulate floodwaters in a different territory downstream.
Water bodies are under pressure in many parts of Europe from multiple demands, including tourism, industry, agriculture, power, transport and public supply. A recent EEA report argued that the natural world also needs water to carry out the 'ecosystem services' which underpin the European economy, such as water purification, soil retention, and food production. By integrating basin-level water management and spatial planning, these direct and indirect human demands can be better weighed up.
And it's not just human interests which should be considered. Approximately 250 species of macrophytes and 250 species of fish live in European inland surface waters and a significant number of birds, fish and mammals depend on wetlands for breeding or feeding. These all need sufficient water to survive. In addition, many species also require water bodies to be in a 'natural' state – for example many species of fish need uninterrupted migratory routes.
]]>More than three quarters of European citizens live in urban areas and rely on clean water in cities. Approximately one fifth of the total freshwater abstracted in Europe supplies public water systems – water that is directed to households, small businesses, hotels, offices, hospitals, schools and some industries.
Ensuring a steady supply of clean water to the public is not a simple task. The water system needs to consider many factors including population and household size, changes in the physical characteristics of land surfaces, consumer behaviour, economic sector demands (such as tourist activities), the water's chemical composition and the logistics of water storage and transport. It also has to factor in the challenges from climate change that can include unexpected flooding, heat waves and periods of water scarcity.
To prevent urban water crises, we need to manage water resources effectively at every stage: from the supply of clean water to its different uses by the consumers. This could involve reducing consumption as well as finding new ways of collecting and using water. Water management should also be better integrated within wider urban management while taking into account characteristics of the local environment.
Advances in technology and new pricing systems alone have already been proven to significantly reduce the amount of water used by households, which is typically 60-80 % of the public water supply across Europe. Technological improvements to domestic appliances such as washing machines and dishwashers, for example, have helped reduce water use without requiring a change in behaviour or an awareness of water issues.
More significant improvements are also possible with changes to the use of water for personal hygiene, which currently accounts for 60% of water use in households. Cistern replacement devices in toilets, for example, provide a cheap and simple way to reduce the water used by one litre per flush. Minor adjustments to shower systems, such as by aerating the water flow, can also result in water savings.
As set out in the EU Water Framework Directive, linking the price of water to the volume of water consumed can provide an incentive for a more sustainable use of water. In England and Wales, people living in metered properties use on average 13 % less water than those in unmetered homes.
Only 20 % of water used by the sectors receiving a public water supply is actually consumed. The other 80 % is returned to the environment, primarily as treated wastewater. Concreted and sealed surfaces in cities typically direct the rainfall to the sewer networks where it is merged with wastewater. This prevents the rainfall from infiltrating the soil and forming part of our groundwater storage that can benefit us at a later date. Rain runoff and wastewater often pass through water treatment plants before being returned to rivers, usually far away from the cities. With some changes to urban water systems, both rain water and less polluted wastewater could be returned to the city's water users.
One of these changes is the reuse of greywater. Greywater refers to all household wastewater that is not from toilets, such as wastewater from baths, showers, washbasins and the kitchen. This water can be treated directly on site or left untreated for use with less than drinking water quality for e.g. flushing toilets.
Cities could also harvest rainwater by collecting rainwater flowing from a roof or driveway in a receiving container and this water could be used for non-potable activities such as toilet flushing, washing cars or gardening. It could also be led directly to a ground water recharge. Such systems can be installed in households or businesses and will not require changes in consumption habits from the water users. There are, however, more steps that can be taken to improve the supply of water before it reaches domestic premises.
Keeping the water in the city by allowing the water to infiltrate the soil and accumulate in water bodies provides many benefits, including offering recreational space to local residents and creating a cooling effect during heat waves.
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The loss of water through leakages can be considerable; in Croatia nearly 40 % of the total water supply is lost in the water transportation network. Leakages can be prevented through maintenance and water network renewal, and also through the use of new technologies. Such technologies may involve sensors that recognise and locate the noise from a leak or devices that use radio signals to detect the presence of flowing water. With the application of these technologies, public water systems no longer need to face the extra burden of water loss through leakages when fulfilling water demands with limited supplies. Renewing the water networks, however, could require significant infrastructure investments.
Achieving a more sustainable use of urban public water supplies requires not only the implementation of measures such as those outlined above, but also raising public awareness on water conservation issues.
Various means are available to inform domestic, business and tourist water consumers, including websites, school education programmes, local authority leaflets and mass media. The eco-labelling of appliances and eco-certification of hotels, for example, can also play an important role in raising awareness by helping consumers make informed choices about water efficiency and conservation.
A truly sustainable use of our fresh water resources cannot be achieved without additional improvements to the sustainability of urban water use.
]]>A particularly significant role in the sense of regional cooperation is that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a party in The International Sava River Basin Commission (Sava Commission). In order to explain why it is so important for Bosnia and Herzegovina, the role and dimension of The Sava River Basin Initiative and The International Sava River Basin Commission will be reviewed below.
After dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, the Sava River, which was the biggest national river, became an international river of recognized importance.
The establishment of the Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe (SP) provided a solid basis for active cooperation of all stakeholders in the region and paved the way towards the creation of a new approach to water resources management in the river basin.
Following the support of the Stability Pact, the four riparian countries of the Sava River Basin - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia entered into a process of cooperation known as "The Sava River Basin Initiative" (Sava Initiative). The process resulted in a "Letter of Intent" on launching joint activities with regard to the Sava River and its tributaries. This was signed in Sarajevo (B&H) on 29 November 2001 by the ministers of foreign affairs of the four countries.
The basic idea of the Sava Initiative contained in the "Letter of Intent" was to utilise, protect and control the Sava River Basin water resources in a manner that would enable "better life conditions and raising the standard of population in the region", and to find the appropriate institutional framework to enhance the cooperation.
Acknowledging the great political, economic and social changes that have taken place in the region, and accepting the idea to cooperate in the area of sustainable development, utilisation, protection and management of water resources in the Sava River Basin, the basin countries accepted the challenge and managed to conclude "The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin" (FASRB) – the unique international agreement, which integrated all aspects of the water resources management and established the (joint) International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) for the implementation of the FASRB, with the legal status of an international organization.
After signing the FASRB on 3 December 2002 at Kranjska Gora (Slovenia), a remarkable amount of work was done by the Interim Sava Commission – the temporary joint body established at the Conference of the Interested Parties of the Sava Basin Initiative, held on 12 March 2003, under the organisation of the Director SP Working Table II at Brussels. The Interim Sava Commission was formed to prepare all steps necessary for the establishment of the permanent Commission upon entry of the FARBS into force.
In the years which followed, all Parties ratified the FASRB, so it entered into force on 29 December 2004. The First Constitutional Session of the Sava Commission was held on 27 June 2005. The permanent Secretariat of the Sava Commission started work on 9 January 2006.
The International Sava River Basin Commission (Sava Commission) is the joint institution established with the international legal capacity necessary for exercising its functions, e.g. the implementation of the FASRB. The Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia.
The International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established for the purpose of implementation of FASRB and realisation of the following mutually agreed goals:
This will be done through a set of activites, including:
In order to implement the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Sava Commission has been given the capacity for decision-making in the field of navigation and providing recommendations on all other issues.
Additionally, the Sava Commission serves as a focal point in the identification and implementation of projects of regional importance, which leads to the strengthening of cooperation of the Sava countries in water management.
In general, the Sava Commission, during its sessions, raises specific issues to be investigated by the Secretariat and/or an expert group. When a solution is found, the Secretariat presents it to the Sava Commission with the recommendation on next steps. According to the recommendations of the Secretariat, the Sava Commission, during its regular or special sessions, adopts decisions and recommendations to the Parties. Decisions adopted by the Sava Commission in the field of navigation have a binding character for all the Parties, aiming to provide conditions for safe navigation and conditions for financing the construction of waterways and their maintenance. In the field of water management, the Sava Commission adopts only recommendations. Both the decisions and recommendations are passed unanimously.


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The gymnasium at Rock Creek Sports Complex was filled almost to capacity Jan. 22, although there were no youth sporting events scheduled for the evening.
Dawson County Parks and Recreation is proud to report that two football teams will represent Dawson County this weekend in the North Georgia Youth Football Association (NGYFA) Super Bowl.
The world of travel baseball presents many opportunities for its players.
Georgia Hoops for Youth will hold a basketball camp for girls and boys Aug. 3 through Aug. 6 at Rock Creek Sports Complex.
The Dawson County Park and Recreation will host the U.K. International Soccer camp from July 20-24.
The Dawson County Park and Recreation Department will hold fall baseball, softball and T-ball registration until Aug. 10. The cost to register is $60 for Dawson County residents and $80 for non-residents.
The Dawsonville Racers swim team traveled to Cornerstone School for a dual meet, Saturday, June 27.
The Dawsonville Racers swim team participated at the Frances Meadows Swim Center June 20.
Former Tiger baseball player Kasey Wilson held a summer baseball camp this past Monday and Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Park.
The Dawson County Parks and Recreation department will host two all-star tournaments this weekend.
The Dawsonville Racers swim team captured 26 first place ribbons in a home meet held June 6 at Veteran's Memorial Park. The team also took second place in over 25 events to cap off a well-run meet by Head Coach Stephanie Morgan.
The Dawsonville Racer swim team held a home tri-meet last Saturday, June 13 at the Veterans Memorial Park swimming pool.
Nearly 25 Dawson County youngsters, ages 4-16, attended the British Soccer Camp at Rock Creek Sports Complex last week. The sessions were held from 9 a.m. until noon, each day on the soccer fields.
The 8-year-old baseball team, NorX Tigers, based out of Rock Creek Park, took first runner up in The AllState All-American Wood Bat Classic over Memorial Day weekend.
Thursday put a cap to an undefeated season for the 9 and 10-year-old baseball team of Head Coach Jeff Cantrell.
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A long Raptors month ends and a team stumbles through a winter
I think maybe we've broken the back of this dopey NBA season with the eight road games in a nine-game stretch and a January from hell.
It always was about surviving this month for this team, brutal travel schedule, new coach, no camp, abbreviated pre-season, a few new faces and a brand new system.
How'd they do?
Pretty good, all things considered.
Now, 7-14 isn't a record to be proud of at all, and there are still many issues to be addressed but as the month comes to an end, I think they're further along in a lot of key ways than many expected.
They defend better than anyone thought they would – top four in opponent field goal percentage; Bargnani's better than he's ever been – coaches vote for all-star reserves in the next couple of weeks, too bad he's hurt 'cause that'll hurt his chances; and they play well on the road – they've won five road games already and won six all of last season.
Now, with nine of the next 12 at home, including a seven-game homestand that will try the patience of Super Family because I'll be under foot for a couple of weeks, it should give Dwane Casey even more time to work with a team that's very much a work in progress.
There will be more practice time, which he loves, and more days off without flights that should lessen the physical toll on these guys.
No one's really satisfied with where they are but given all they've had to deal with in the first full month of the season, there's some reason for them to feel kind of good.
Now the question is: Can they keep it up?
Did you see this?
Pretty impressive, isn't it?
I still like Vince over Weis and there've been lots of other impressive Griffin dunks but, man, that was something.
And don't think NBA players aren't paying attention; am told the twitterverse went berserk right after that play.
Impressive, indeed.
Oh, yeah, we're back with an IGBT tonight, not to worry.
(Like so many of you were worried, I'm sure)
So I'm sure you all saw Griff's report from the State Of The Blue Jays buntoss last night. It's when Paul and Alex and John sit around and answer questions from often fawning fans.
Doesn't sound like it was a contentious evening at all, despite what has to be considered a bad off-season to date. Face it, when the season ended last fall, there was all kinds of expectations that the team would do something bold to shore up the three or four areas that needed shoring up.
After all, this is a promising young team with perhaps the best hitter in the entire game playing right field and if this wasn't the winter to take a giant step, when would be?
Well, some other time I guess.
We sit here about three weeks from the start of spring training (THREE WEEK!! Wow, where'd the winter go?) and the list of additions and changes to the team is, frankly, quite underwhelming.
Seems a wasted winter, doesn't it?
There are all kinds of explanations for why they didn't get the front-end starter, experienced closer and second baseman they needed; they missed out on Yu for money, lost Papelbon to a better team with a recent track record and there was no way Prince Fielder was coming here.
What I wonder is if this has turned off some of the new fans the team got last season when it was fun to watch, a group of talented youngsters coming into their own.
Fans are, as we all know, quite fickle but the Blue Jays fans who have remained loyal lo all these years of fourth place finishes have to running out of patience, don't they?
I guess, as Beeston apparently pointed out last night, the proof of pudding is in the eating and we'll see how things develop once they start playing for real in April but, right now, I fear a lot of the goodwill the team built last season is vanishing.
I'm sure you all saw the quote from Dwane at the end of my story today about the starting lineup and whether he can keep both Bayless and Calderon in a smallish backcourt.
"I don't know if we'll go with that lineup again, we'll have to see. A lot of it has to do with matchups and who we play and we've got some tough games coming up this week. We'll have to look and see what the matchups are."
Not sure what he's going to be feeling about Jeff Teague and Joe Johnson tonight here or Rondo and Ray Allen tomorrow in Boston but maybe he'll decide that, yeah, let's see if we can make teams adjust to us rather than us adjusting to them.
And that's not a bad thing. I think I'd rather a coach be proactive rather than reactive and under these circumstances – and we don't know about Barbosa and won't until tonight, most likely – being proactive is the way to go.
Speaking fans and their reactions to the teams they follow, how do you think Argos fans are going to react to the new head honcho saying winning might not be the most important thing, as Chris Rudge did in this story with Dan Girard at our place yesterday.
Um, er, ah.
Isn't winning something the people want more than anything? And aren't Argo fans kind of deserving of, you know, wins?
I can kind of see what he's saying, the "total entertainment package" has to be good but at the heart of the matter is wins.
Win and the people will come and forgive a lot of other sins.
I'd rather a new boss come out and say "we're going to win and get to the Grey Cup in our city and do whatever it takes to accomplish that."
That, rather than, "We were very proud of a team on the field that had a defence that bent but didn't break … but I'm not sure people want to see a team at home that has a 9-0 record but the average score is 12-7.
"I think they'd much rather see us .500 at home with an average score of 38-34."
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Seibertron wrote:SKowl wrote:I don't understand, are these the final versions of those two movie posters, or are these the final movie posters, as in there is no other poster(s) after these and these are the ones that will be on the "now showing" wall of theatres all over the world come July 4th...
It's confusing because most movies only have ONE official, final movie poster and that the only one that seems final to me is the one with the two humans in the middle, but the dimensions aren't that of a movie poster.
I'm slightly confused.
As am I. Here's part of the message that Paramount sent the webmasters promoting the movie ...Paramount wrote:We have recently added new content to the TRANSFORMERS Webmaster Program, which can be used on your site to promote the film.
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The final one-sheets and standee art are now available for you to download!
If someone can correct how I should have written the story, I or one of the News Moderators or staff admins can update this news post and forum post to be better worded. I'm not familiar with this part of movies so I really don't know what a "standee" is or a one-sheet. I guess now that I think about it, a "standee" is the big ass thing that you see at a theatre around when a major movie comes out and a one-sheet is THE movie poster that you see at theatres that say "coming soon" or "now playing".
Okay, these are just the final version of the one-sheets and the standee, which usually end up being big banners on ceilings of movie theatres. So from what I can tell, these are not the final movie posters - but are just the finalised versions of the posters we've already seen.
From what I understand, the final movie poster (singular, there should only be one) is still on the way. Think of it this way, these are similar to the series of posters for 300 or Pirates of the Caribean 3, several posters with different characters on them, but we'll end up with one final poster before release day.


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well it looks like i found a pair of 460s for $200 and a 3rd for $115. they all seem to be v2 cards and the one i have is a v1 card, is there any significant difference?
Before i break anything, is it ok running a GTX470 + 2x GTS450 in the same machine. I have the 470 in atm and it's driver installed. I'd add the 450s in lower slots.
maybe different Vregs or slightly different layout or type of DDR5 ram chips like me the 2 HIS HD5770 are the same model name but have vastly different coolers the old one has Hynix ram chips where as the new one uses Elpida
Bad news on the folding front here. Rolling blackouts. I am having trouble keeping my rig up. Power just keeps cutting out. Good luck to all folders in these tough times! I'm in Texas too! How is this happening?!?
I live in Waco and having the same problems. lost elect. 4 times already today. I just shut my rigs down till they get crap straightened out.
My favorite part is how the internet is still up. Ethernet and phone are working fine. I am using power from the phone lines on my laptop, so I am self sustainable. Too bad it is not enough to power my folding rig!
yeah same here my laptop and ipad are the only ways I have of staying in touch with the net. but all folding rigs are down till the blackouts quit.
I really can't recommend the 430 for anything more than a HTPC card, they get 3-5 k and on fluke occasions get 6-7 k PPD, but usually 3-5k. I can recommend the ASUS ENGTX460 DirectCU TOP, it runs about 38-44c at load, and gets 10-12k PPD.
Just for the sake of curiousity, would a quad-socket Opteron rig outperform a Sandy Bridge build which gives about 46k PPD on -bigadvs?
Depends on the CPU. Deadthings @ NCIX has a quad G34 rig that puts out 110K+ PPD, although the basic costs may be prohibitive. Looking forward to Bulldozer....
Does anyone have a socket 775 board with two PCI express slots that they are not using and want to get rid of cheap? I have enough stuff for a complete system with two cards to fold with except for the mb and psu. I checked a couple pages worth of the for sale threads without much luck. I'm trying to get this on the cheap since the old lady lost her job a few months ago. I've been lucky enough to run most of my folding rigs at a friends place since he pays a flat rate for electricity at his apartment. However, I still have to supply the hardware... In short, any unused boards or even leads to someone with one I'd appreciate it. Should also be able to add about 10k PPD if I can find one.
Well, cross your fingers all. Corsair received my tx750 killer-death psu today. Hopefully I'll be getting a new one soon. Hertz also today shipped my folding equipment to start getting all my spare cards up and folding 24/7. And of course I also get my new baby, the q9450. I won't need to rely on my main system anymore to pump out da points! Edit: Hertz probably didn't want to go too public with this, but he just helped me out a huge amout, and I got way more than I payed for. I probably will have to offer him a bit more. He really came through for me.
Very good sale thread (not mine...lol) some of you might wanna have a look at. Great prices. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1579542