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Hey everyone , I am planning to apply to , MSFE/MSF program at LBS
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Can any one please comment on my profile and if i have a chance of getting through or is it just completely out of my league...please any comments would be appreciated.
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I am not an applicant to LBS but for Us schools and I have a feeling its true for almost all the TOP schools.. like LBS, HBS, wharton and stanford. I dont see any action especially on the US top 5 schools .. So i guess there has to be some reason.. either cost factor, people dont wanna leave jobs...
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Back in the Sept. '07 issue, we tested some factory-based bolt-on parts for the new Mustang, the GTO, and the new Charger (cover theme: "Power Parts"). At the time, Mopar Performance was in development of a 5.7L kit, but deadlines being deadlines, we had to opt for an aftermarket story ("The State of the Hemi").
However, even in that story the Hemi computer was a limiting factor. Since then, our pal Jon Clark at Mopar Performance has made us aware of new performance parts for the Hemicars, including significant computer upgrades, and he urged us to try them out. So we found an '05 5.7L Magnum and took him up on it.
The Mopar Performance Parts Stage 1 kit includes the typical upgrades: a cold-air intake and after-cat exhaust. However, it also includes midlength headers and new catalytic converters, a camshaft, a reprogrammed engine-control computer, a torque converter, and a new transmission controller. We decided to install the parts in two stages-first would be the easy bolt-ons, the cold air kit, and the headers and exhaust. Once that combination was run on the dyno, we'd break the seal on the motor and install the cam, converter, and both computers.
Luckily, we found DC Performance just a few miles from our Los Angeles office. DC is known for building some serious Vipers and other late-model Chrysler vehicles, both in street and full race trim, and DC's Lyle Larson was a Pro Stock and Alcohol/Fuel driver in the early '70s and '80s. We knew we were in good hands.
BaselineBefore we began bolting on any parts, we baselined the Magnum on DC Performance's Dynojet chassis dyno, where it made 266 hp at 5,250 rpm and 300 lb-ft of torque at 4,250. We also took it to the dragstrip to get performance numbers. Actually, we took it to two dragstrips: the eighth-mile at Irwindale Raceway in Irwindale, California, and the quarter-mile at California Speedway in Fontana, California. To be honest, the 14.34 e.t. is a combination of the two tracks. At Irwindale, the car cut a 2.05-second 60-foot (on stock tires) and ran 9.14 at 76.81 mph in the eighth. Using the standard eighth-to-quarter conversion factor of 1.57, that gives a quarter-mile time of 14.34. At Fontana, the track was not as well prepped, and the car spun to a best 60-foot of 2.34 and ran 14.56 at 96.77 mph, losing almost exactly the same amount of e.t. as it did 60-foot, meaning with a good launch, it would have run right on 14.34. So that's where we set our baseline.
Step OneWe installed the easiest bolt-ons first-the cold-air intake (PN P4510832), the headers and catalyst kit (PN P515346), and the after-cat system (PN P4510855). The computer tune was left stock. Shockingly, just intake and exhaust unhindering was worth 50 hp and 58 lb-ft. We were expecting maybe 30. In the name of expediency, we didn't run the car at the track with just these parts, electing to run it after the entire package was installed.
Step TwoThe second step of our plan was to swap the camshaft, powertrain control module (PCM, or computer), torque converter, and transmission control module (TCM). The cam is more aggressive than stock but still mild with 204/210.5 degrees of duration (at 0.050-inch lift), 0.500/0.488 lift, and 116-degree lobe separation. (The stock cam has 194/200 duration, 0.454/0.456 lift, and 114.8 lobe separation.) It comes with new hydraulic roller lifters but is compatible with the stock valvesprings.
This is where the real work began. To install a cam in the new Hemi, you have to pull the heads in order to remove the lifters. Since we had to change the torque converter as well, DC figured the most time-effective method was to pull the engine out of the car. It seemed excessive (and frightening for a car we're still making payments on), but the engine comes out and goes in pretty easily for a modern car. The torque converter has a little more stall speed than stock to better match the cam and retains the lockup feature. If you've ever changed a converter, this one should hold no surprises.
To get the most out of the cam and converter, Mopar Performance's kit comes with new computers for both. The new PCM is programmed with different fuel and spark settings to get the most out of the whole package and it plugs in, but there is a hitch-a scan tool is required to make it work. The engine has an Electronic Throttle Control (ETC, or throttle-by-wire) system, and whenever you change the computer, an ETC relearning procedure must be done to check the accelerator-pedal-position sensors to make sure that idle and full pedal travel can be reached on both sensors. If the procedure is not done, the engine will run at idle but won't respond to any pedal inputs. The cam will work with the stock computer, so the procedure is to install all the parts and then drive the car to a Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep dealer, or any shop that's equipped with the proper scan tool (such as DC Performance), and they will go through the ETC relearning procedure. The TCM has revised shift points and allows you to hold the trans in gear at redline when in AutoStick mode. Unlike the PCM, it plugs in without the need for a scan tool.
When all was said and done, we had gained a whopping 65 hp and knocked six-tenths off the quarter-mile e.t.
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Man of Steel is the biggest non Batman superhero hit movie they've had in … I don't know how many years. And the movie did really well in the demographics drawing in a demographic of 44% women. Compare that to Ironman 3 whose opening weekend had an audience that was 31% female audience.
Most people attribute much of that bump to Amy Adams playing Lois Lane. If you've seen the movie you know that it keeps to the canon as far as their relationship since before the mishegas started in the new 52. The kiss the two shared was shown almost a year ago at SDCC so I'm not spoiling anything.
So in the brilliant marketing synergy that is DC Comics, today they announced a new Superman book. Oh wait, make that Superman/Wonder Woman. Hitting in October and exploring the "budding relationship" according to IGN.
Wonder Woman, the most iconic female superhero in comics, finally has a second book for the first time in 61 years and it's second billing to her boyfriend and in a book where she's making out with him on the cover.
I said it when the first announced this relationship and I'll say it again - they are boiling down this character to a romantic interest for a dude. Why can't she have her own relationship in her own book?
My head and my desk are unfortunately today in a relationship as painful as the one below.
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!! This fills me with all the RAGE
So we get a Superman/Batman book and a Superman/Wonder Women book now? And DC obviously hope to boost sells of one by...
Diaannnnaaaaaaaa ;~; I HATE YOU DC. I HATE YOU FOREVER.
If you think this is supposed to push Diana as her own character or to make her more visible to general audience and...
Wonder Woman/Superman relationship is such a mistake :/
I don't WANT to give up on DC…but I think it's happening anyway. :(


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The answer instead might lie in therapeutic jurisprudence. "Drug courts" rely on a carrot and stick approach where offenders are encouraged to undertake drug treatment and rehabilitation rather than face time in custody.
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Tata Steel launches Ferro Manganese brand
Integrated private sector steel company, Tata Steel recently launched two new products, Tata Ferromag (branded Ferro Manganese) and Tata Tiscrome (branded Ferro Chrome) under the company's Ferro Alloys and Minerals Division, here.
Speaking on the occasion, D B Sundara Ramam, Executive-In-Charge, Ferro Alloys & Minerals said, "As a part of our promise to deliver innovative quality products to the market, we are proud to announce the launch of Tata Ferromag and Tata Tiscrome."
Ramam said, "These brands fulfill the long-felt market need of committed availability to customers along with product consistency and guaranteed chemistry, weight and size of alloy. Authorized distributors across the country will ensure that customers have the convenience of purchasing the product when they want it, how they want it and where they want it."
The products will be sold in branded 50 kg & 1 Mt HDPE bags which have tear proof labels ensuring bag wise traceability across the value chain, the company informed.
Tata Steel targets the market size of 300,000 Mt a year in India for both Tata Tiscrome and Tata Ferromag.
In terms of market share, Tata Steel will be targeting a 38 percent share in domestic market with Tata Tiscrome in FY 15 while Tata Ferromag is targeted at 10 percent in FY 15, officials said.
The two newly launched brands will be available across distribution centres in India.
Tata Steel is rolling out the product in Gujarat, Maharashtra, NCR, Rajasthan, Odisha and West Bengal which are the major consumption centres.
Ferro Chrome and Ferro Manganese are Ferroalloys widely used as alloying agents in the production of carbon and stainless steel.
Ferro Chrome provides corrosion resistance, thus increasing the life of stainless steel, while Ferro Manganese provides the necessary toughness and hardness to steel.
The introduction of the two brands will ensure customers are able to reduce on the inventory holding, get guaranteed quality leading to minimal wastage of heat and customized sizes leading to easier handling of the material, the company noted.
Earlier, Tata Steel pioneered the launch of the first branded Ferroalloy in the world with Tata Silcomag in the year 2012.
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Forum Post: Angus King caucuses with the Ds, 55/45!
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Makes sense.
I also heard that the Ar race is only 70k votes apart w/ almost 500k votes yet to be counted.
So who knows we might get that seat also.
I've been watching Carmona has not been closing it started at about 75.000 and is 79.000 now, but we did pick up District 2 as vote came in :)
frf so sorry to see the sad state of affairs in Arizona. Woman wiggs out and runs over husband for not voting 4 mittens even though mittens won the electoral votes ( won the state - 4 any who R wondering ). Wow such dedication and fervor for an asshole that does not care about another living thing - let alone care about women - past getting their vote ( and it really seems that he did not care a whole lot about that until late late late in his scampaign ).
They have created millions who do not believe in science, who do not believe the media, who do not even believe their own eyes, they cannot be reached with reason. The people who do this are not stupid, they know that what they want to do is not good for most people so lies are their only hope. The results of insane leadership is insane behavior.
Well we can dream can't we?
as long as they are counting,
but it's 81,000 now and most of what's left are from Maricopa, I wouldn't want to sound like Rove, I do still believe in democracy...


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Samsung GALAXY S AdvanceCompare8 reviewSamsung GALAXY S Advance is an Android 2.3 smartphone with 4" Super AMOLED touch display, 1GHz dual-core processor running the show, 768MB of RAM, 5MP camera with LED flash, 16GB of internal memory and FM radio.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 910CompareNot too long ago, we told you about a version of the Nokia Lumia 900 expected to come to T-Mobile with a 12MP camera once AT&T's 45 day exclusivity period expires. That phone could be the Nokia Lumia 910, which has appeared on the website of a Dutch shop, Typhone. The Nokia Lumia 910 keeps the 4.3 inch screen on the Nokia Lumia 900, the 16GB of native storage, the 1.4GHz processor (single-core) and the front-facing camera but replaces the 8MP camera on the back with a 12.1MP shooter. Additionally, the Lumia 910 replaces the LTE support for AT&T with 21Mbps HSPA+ connectivity.+ View Specs
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Acer Iconia Tab A510CompareThe Acer Iconia Tab A510 is a lesser-specced version of the Iconia Tab A700. It comes with the same Tegra 3 quad-core chip with the processor clocked at 1.3GHz and it's running on the latest of Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The screen has the same size as the one on the Tab A700 - 10.1 inches but the resolution is 1280 x 800 pixels, less than the amazing 1920 x 1200 pixels on the A700. In the photographic department, the A510 features a 5-megapixel rear camera and a 1MP front shooter, a welcome addition for video conferencing. Its other features include 1GB of DDR2 memory, micro HDMI port and Dolby Mobile 3 audio.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4GCompare8 reviewSamsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G is an Android smartphone featuring 42Mbps HSPA+ data connectivity, a 1.5 GHz processor and a Super AMOLED touch screen.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 900Compare8 reviewThe Nokia Lumia 900 comes as one of the first Windows Phone smartphones to support LTE connectivity. It also features a 4.3" WVGA AMOLED display with ClearBlack technology, polycarbonate unibody in different colors, 1.4GHz CPU, 16GB of internal memory and 1830mAh battery. It has an 8MP camera, aided by the Carl Zeiss optics with f2.2/28mm lens, and features a tech called "double wide mode", for extra scene width going into your frame. The phone weighs 5.6 ounces (160g) and is 5 x 2.7 x .45 inches (127.8 x 68.5 x 11.5 mm) in dimensions. The Lumia 900 will be available in black and cyan colors initially.+ View Specs
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Pantech BurstCompare8 reviewPantech Burst is an LTE enabled Android smartphone powered by a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, and its front is occupied by a 4-inch Super AMOLED display with 480 by 800 pixels of resolution. The 5-megapixel camera on its back is backed up by an LED flash and can capture 720p video, while the front-facing one will come in handy when you feel like having a video chat. You also get 16 gigs of on-board storage and a 1,650mAh battery.+ View Specs
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Samsung ExhilarateCompare7 reviewSamsung Exhilarate is built with the environment in mind. Constructed from 80 percent recycled post-consumer materials, the device successfully meets a number of sustainability standards. That is why it has been given a Platinum certification by UL Environment – a group of folks that determine how "green" a certain product is. At the same time, the Samsung Exhilarate should deliver a decent Android experience, and while we are not expecting to see any spectacular hardware under its hood, its front is occupied by a 4-inch Super AMOLED display. Both a front-facing and a rear camera are on board, along with an LTE radio for speedy access to the internet.+ View Specs
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HTC Titan IICompare7.5 reviewHTC Titan II, the follow up to last year's Windows Phone device with a mammoth 4.7" screen. While the screen size and CPU speed stay the same, there are several significant upgrades in the new phone, not the least of which is a 4G LTE radio that will work on AT&T's growing LTE network. The HTC Titan will be the first LTE-equipped Windows Phone device to be offered, continuing HTC's tradition of LTE-related firsts. The Titan II will also sport an increased emphasis on its camera, with a 16-megapixel camera (you read that right) with a wide-angle lens, image stabilization, and a backside-illuminated sensor for superior low-light performance. When the light gets too low, you can use the devices dual LED flash to liven up your images, while using the red eye reduction for the inevitable bugaboo that results from using a flash. The camera also takes 720p video, which should look great when reviewing it on the 4.7" super LCD screen. The Titan II also brings with it an enlarged 1730mAH battery, which hopefully will help offset the inevitable battery drain of using LTE.+ View Specs
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LG Connect 4GCompareLG Connect 4G MS840 features a 4" WVGA NOVA display, dual-core processor, 5-megapixel camera in the rear, VGA front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, microSD card slot, and 4GB of internal storage.+ View Specs
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Pantech ElementCompare8 reviewThe Pantech Element is a waterproof Android 3.2 tablet that sports a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, 4G LTE connectivity, 5-megapixel camera and a 2-megapixel unit for video calls.+ View Specs
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Lenovo S2CompareLenovo S2 aka LePhone S2 has a 3.8-inch WVGA display and runs on heavily skinned Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The focus with this device falls on corporate security as it ships with a kernel-level security system for better protection of your data. The 8-megapixel camera on the back also promises to deliver superb quality pictures and 720p video footage. The Lenovo S2 runs on a 1.4GHz single-core Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 platform and is expected to arrive in two versions: one with 512MB of RAM and 8 gigs of internal storage, and another one with a gig of RAM and 16GB of storage.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 LTECompare7 reviewSamsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, with its spiffy looking Super AMOLED display, will be making its way down to Verizon's lineup. The tablet is looking to feature Big Red's good old 4G LTE connectivity to complement its already choked full of fun specs goodness.+ View Specs
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Motorola DROID XYBOARD 8.2Compare7 reviewThe Motorola DROID XYBOARD 8.2 is the smaller 8.2" sibling of the DROID XYBOARD 10.1. Under the hood, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor brings plenty of software muscle and there's 1GB of RAM to back it up. There's also a 5MP camera on the back, and a 1.3MP shooter up front and you can record images and video.+ View Specs
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Motorola DROID XYBOARD 10.1Compare7 reviewThe Motorola DROID XYBOARD 10.1 has a 10.1-inch screen, just like on its predecessor the Motorola XOOM. It's reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass and Motorola's own splash-resistant coating for even better protection. Under the hood, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor brings plenty of software muscle and there's 1GB of RAM to back it up. There's also a 5MP camera on the back, and a 1.3MP shooter up front and you can record images and video.+ View Specs
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LG EclypseCompareLG Eclypse features a landscape style QWERTY keyboard, a 3.5" 320 x 480 display, 5-megapixel camera with flash, 720p HD video recording, 1GB of internal storage, preloaded 4GB microSD card, aGPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 14.4 Mbps HSDPA, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread.+ View Specs
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LG Jil Sander MobileCompareJil Sander Mobile is a Windows Phone 7.5 Mango device designed by the fashion designer Jil Sander and is manufactured by LG. In terms of hardware specs, this is nothing we haven't seen before, since it features a 3.8" WVGA display, 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with flash, 1GHz single-core processor, 720p video recording, and Windows Phone 7.5 Mango.+ View Specs
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Motorola XOOM 2 Media EditionCompare7 reviewThe Motorola XOOM 2 Media Edition is the smaller 8.2" sibling of the Honeycomb-running XOOM 2. Under the hood, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor brings plenty of software muscle and there's 1GB of RAM to back it up. All of that is packaged in an ultra slim 0.35" (8.9mm) body. There's also a 5MP camera on the back, and a 1.3MP shooter up front and you can record images and video to the 16GB of internal memory.+ View Specs
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Motorola XOOM 2Compare7 reviewThe Motorola XOOM 2 has a 10.1-inch screen, just like on its predecessor. It's reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass and Motorola's own splash-resistant coating for even better protection. Under the hood, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor brings plenty of software muscle and there's 1GB of RAM to back it up. All of that is packaged in an ultra slim 0.35" (8.8mm) body and spiced up with a very durable battery delivering around 10 hours of battery life. There's also a 5MP camera on the back, and a 1.3MP shooter up front and you can record images and video to the 16GB of internal memory.+ View Specs
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*Sigh* Naomi Wolf, won't you please just stop?
Wolf published a piece at Project Syndicate yesterday with the super friendly title "America's Reactionary Feminists." Yes, it's another one of those articles lamenting that feminists don't embrace female politicians who actively work against feminist goals.
In this instance, Wolf takes the opportunity to promote one of the worst, most de-politicized takes on feminism out there:
The second reason that Bachmann and Palin appeal to so many Americans – and this should not be underestimated, either – has to do with a serious historical misreading of feminism. Because feminism in the 1960's and 1970's was articulated via the institutions of the left – in Britain, it was often allied with the labor movement, and in America, it was reborn in conjunction with the emergence of the New Left – there is an assumption that feminism itself must be leftist. In fact, feminism is philosophically as much in harmony with conservative, and especially libertarian, values – and in some ways even more so.
The core of feminism is individual choice and freedom, and it is these strains that are being sounded now more by the Tea Party movement than by the left. But, apart from these sound bites, there is a powerful constituency of right-wing women in Britain and Western Europe, as well as in America, who do not see their values reflected in collectivist social-policy prescriptions or gender quotas. They prefer what they see as the rugged individualism of free-market forces, a level capitalist playing field, and a weak state that does not impinge on their personal choices.
Many of these women are socially conservative, strongly supportive of the armed forces, and religious – and yet they crave equality as strongly as any leftist vegetarian in Birkenstocks. It is blindness to this perfectly legitimate approach to feminism that keeps tripping up commentators who wish to dismiss women like Margaret Thatcher, or Muslim women, or now right-wing US women leaders, as somehow not being the "real thing."
But these women are real feminists…
I'm not sure where Wolf got the idea that "The core of feminism is individual choice and freedom," but that's not my feminism, and it's not our history. Perhaps she's referring to some of the rhetoric employed by the reproductive rights movement, like "Get your laws off my body" and even the label "pro-choice." Of course, these phrases were chosen as an attempt to connect the right to abortion to American individualism in order to gain more popular support (and, myself and others would argue, this rhetoric has become damaging). In fact, one of the first causes of the newly named feminist movement was organizing for the right to vote – for collective political power.
Wolf's is a form of feminism I abhor. It's all about individual women achieving power and doesn't give a shit about ending systemic gender oppression. It doesn't care about abortion access as long as incredibly privileged women can get the procedure – so basically it's fine with access being materially the same as it was pre-Roe. It doesn't care that women on average (especially women of color) still earn considerably less money than men, as long as one woman makes it to the board room. And it's all about promoting female politicians regardless of whether they want to totally screw over other women. (Let me once again bring up a quote we cite a lot from the brilliant Ann Friedman: "A woman candidate is not the same thing as a woman's candidate.")
It seems Wolf would have us completely forget about intersectional feminism. About issues that uniquely impact women of color or trans folks, or the ways gender oppression hurts gay men, to name just a very few examples. Because this isn't about oppression of whole identity groups, it's just about individuals.
My feminism isn't just about getting government to leave me alone. It's not just libertarianism for women. It's about recognizing the existence of gendered systems of oppression and working for justice, working to change these systems, which often involves government taking action against injustice.
While Wolf's take on feminism is all about achieving power, it's devoid of a power analysis (I'm starting to sound like a broken record on that one). Forget the fact that gender oppression negatively impacts our entire world and make it all about one woman succeeding. Or in other words, let's forget about politics and make feminism all about me me me.
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Three Democratic state legislators today announced that they'll hold a town hall on the "State of African-Americans in Ohio" on Sept. 15 in Roselawn.
State Reps. Alicia Reece and Dale Mallory and State Sen. Eric Kearney said the town hall will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Integrity Hall, Building B, 2081 Seymour Avenue.
"The event will provide an opportunity to have a community discussion on jobs, the "voter suppression" bill (HB 194), the repeal of SB 5 (Issue 2), the state budget, sentencing reform, and small businesses," the three said in a statement.
The town hall is part of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus' Statewide Town Hall Tour.
More information: Call Paul Lennartz at (614) 466-1308
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According to Mayor Ballard, in order to balance the budget, he is looking at $20 million cuts in non-public safety, including 'reducing' 200 jobs through attrition. He said Public Safety and Criminal Justice Agencies will be spared of budget cuts. For example, there will not be any layoffs for police officers or firefighters and there will be a small IMPD recruit class. Meanwhile, every other department will see a 6 percent cut, which is up from 5 percent in previous years.
Additionally, the mayor said the city will get $4 million from the CIB for the Super Bowl, which will go toward public safety. The plan is for the city to get $40 million in reimbursements "for infrastructure improvements by downtown TIF".
"We're kinda in a bit of a dip right now, if you will, that's why we're doing what we're doing. We anticipate that in 2014 on out, the increase (in property taxes) will be able to help us out quite a bit so we won't have to do what we're doing this year," Mayor Ballard said.
Mayor Ballard described the 2012 budget proposal as "responsible".
When asked how the departments would cut 6 percent, he said it was up to those agencies.
Meanwhile, Democratic opponent for Mayor, Melina Kennedy said she sees things differently. "Well, there seem to be a lot of broken promises. Four years ago Mayor Ballard promised that he would deliver honestly balanced budgets. He promised to repeal the income tax, and not raise taxes and four years later, what we have found is Mayor Ballard has raised taxes, rates and fees on Indianapolis residents over 100 times. And, so here we are four years later where he's telling us he doesn't have enough money to fully fund the budget and that's very concerning," Kennedy said.
In paperwork with bullet points of the Mayor's proposed budget, it stated that since 2007, Mayor Ballard has reduced income taxes by $7 million.
Mayor Ballard will officially present the budget proposel to the city-county council Monday at 7 p.m.


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Phoenix forward gets GB call-up
12:10am Wednesday 15th October 2014
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix forward Bobby Chamberlain has been selected to represent Great Britain in the forthcoming Under 20 World Championship competition in Tallin, Estonia.
Phoenix bounce back with resounding cup wins.
12:02am Wednesday 15th October 2014
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix got a winning boost with back to back victories in the Challenge Cup.
Back to back wins ease the pain for injury-hit Phoenix
12:10am Thursday 2nd October 2014
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix overcame a short bench to roar into life with two priceless wins at the weekend.
Phoenix still waiting for first home win
2:40pm Monday 22nd September 2014
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix were left waiting for their first home win of the season after losing yet another thrilling encounter with Sheffield Steeldogs on Sunday.
Mixed start for Phoenix
9:24pm Monday 15th September 2014
Elite League 2014/15 fixtures revealed
6:00am Tuesday 15th July 2014
ELITE LEAGUE ICE HOCKEY: The fixtures for the 2014-15 Rapid Solicitors Elite League season have been released.
GOLF: Surprise guy Liam on the BGA Ball
8:00am Saturday 28th June 2014
NO-ONE was more surprised Liam Ball won the Bolton Golf Association Championships than the man himself.
Bolton Golf Association Championships: Defending champion Gareth Hastie tops qualifiers
12:47pm Sunday 22nd June 2014
GARETH Hastie romped into top place in the BGA Championship qualifiers at Chorley Golf Club on Saturday with a superb 138 two-round total (70 – 68).
Kelly Tidy's cutting blow
7:32pm Friday 16th May 2014
KELLY Tidy missed the cut at the Kristianstad Ahus Ladies Open in Sweden yesterday.
Poor start leaves Bolton golfer Kelly Tidy up against it
6:30pm Thursday 15th May 2014
KELLY Tidy struggled to rekindle the form that earned her a second-place finish last time out, carding a five over par 77 in the opening round of the Kristianstad Ahus Ladies Open in Sweden.
LOOKING BACK: Old photograph stirs up memories of ex-Old Links golfer Jim Scott
7:00am Thursday 17th April 2014
IN the Sporting Memories page of The Bolton News on April 10, we published one of our archive golfing picutures and asked if anyone could identify the Old Links Golf Club captain taking part in the traditional driving-in ceremony.
Champion amateur Kelly Tidy prepares for fresh assault on professional tour
10:57am Monday 24th February 2014
BOLTON golfer Kelly Tidy is back from the brink and raring to go just months after being told she may never play the sport again.
Phoenix back on top after Phantoms spooked
10:26am Monday 30th December 2013
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix returned to the top of the EPL after a tough and often scrappy battle against the Peterborough Phantoms on Sunday night.
Phoenix hit Flames for six
8:55pm Thursday 26th December 2013
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix returned to the top of the EPL on Sunday night, after they thumped erstwhile league leaders Guildford Flames.
Ace is keen to make his Mark
10:00am Tuesday 3rd September 2013
A BOLTON teenager has served up a few surprises by winning both the under-14s and under-16s boys' singles titles at the Lancashire Championships.
BOLTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT: Shacklady on course for third title
10:34am Tuesday 16th July 2013
JOHNNIE Shacklady remains on course for his third straight men's singles title at the Bolton Tennis Tournament after becoming the first player to book a place in the semi-finals.
Nerveless Catherine Roberts seals second successive Lancashire title
1:00pm Wednesday 5th June 2013
CATHERINE Roberts has won the Lancashire Ladies County Championship for the second year in succession.
TENNIS: Lostock duo break Brook dominance
11:00am Wednesday 22nd May 2013
PROSPECTS of a Holcombe Brook one-two in Division One of the Men's League were dented by a determined Lostock A.
TENNIS: Ace Beth is tipped to be a big hit
10:00am Friday 17th May 2013
BETH Coton has won a tennis scholarship at the University of Northern Colorado.
Sun shines on KC in Super Shield victory
6:00pm Wednesday 8th May 2013
KC LADIES, bottom of Section D and without a point, recorded a confidence-boosting victory over Varnish Industries, who are unbeaten in Section F, in the first round of the Dixon Shield.
Trio set pace in BSF Mixed League
5:00pm Wednesday 8th May 2013
HOLCOMBE Brook A, Hawkshaw A and David Lloyd (Bolton) A have made 100 per cent starts to the new Mixed League Division One season.
£2,500 up for grabs in Deane Pro-Am
4:00pm Thursday 2nd May 2013
WINDERMERE'S professional Simon Edwards, who has competed at The Open in the last two years and represented Wales in last year's European PGA Championships, has confirmed he will play in next month's Pro Am at Deane Golf Club.
PGA tour on the cards for Westhoughton pro
2:00pm Thursday 2nd May 2013
WESTHOUGHTON'S new head professional, Ian Gregory, has won his playing card for the PGA EuroPro Tour.
ATHLETICS: Young Bolton Harriers get off to a flying start
11:00am Thursday 2nd May 2013
BOLTON Harriers put themselves in a strong position in the first of the new four-event Youth Development League series.
ATHLETICS: Busaileh returns to spoil Valentine's Day
8:00am Thursday 25th April 2013
DEFENDING champion Tony Valentine ran 40 seconds faster than the time he won in last year but had to settle for second place in the Bolton 10K on Sunday as former Bolton United Harrier Chris Busaileh made a winning return to his old stomping ground.
GOLF: Hart Common teed up for BGA opener
8:00am Thursday 25th April 2013
THE Bolton Golf Association inter-club league will get under way next week when the area's top club teams start their challenge for a place in the league championship finals next September.
Margaret Ewell and Carol Howard in Deane Greensome success
12:00pm Thursday 18th April 2013
Deane ladies' opening day Greensome competition was won by Margaret Ewell and Carol Howard with 38 points, followed closely in second place by Barbara Spencer and Mary Berry with 37.
Top talent spotters eye Blackrod youngster Josh Banks
8:20am Thursday 18th April 2013
TENNIS starlet Josh Banks continued to serve notice of his fledgling talent at a Lawn Tennis Association national Talent Identification day at Bolton Arena.
Tom Carson and John Knowles star for Bolton clubs
8:00am Thursday 18th April 2013
BOLTON United Harrier Tom Carson took bronze in the Radcliffe 10K on Sunday.
Stirling effort by BGA team
7:00am Thursday 18th April 2013
BOLTON Golf Association failed to upset the odds when their representative team fell to an 8-4 defeat against a Lancashire select side in a pre-season friendly at Dunscar Golf Club.
Rupert's reign under threat as Darcy Lever take off
9:00am Wednesday 17th April 2013
RUPERT Ladies A, who have been champions for the last 10 seasons, suffered defeat at the hands of Darcy Lever C&CS A on the opening day of the Bolton Sports Federation Ladies Rounders League.
Dutch treat for Leah Peploe as she lands GB place
9:00am Tuesday 16th April 2013
YOUNG Deane athlete Leah Peploe has been picked to represent Great Britain after finishing second in the British Junior Duathlon Championships.
Critchlow hits high as winning run goes on
9:04am Wednesday 13th March 2013
LOUIS Critchlow produced a three-try, man-of-the-match performance as Bolton continued their incredible run to go second in North Lancs League One.
Bolton Mets: Not bad for starters
9:03am Wednesday 13th March 2013
BOLTON Mets began life at their new stadium with a 10-10 stalemate against Ashton Bears A on Saturday.
Kenny rules out switching to road racing
9:02am Wednesday 13th March 2013
OLYMPIC sprint track cycling champion Jason Kenny says a switch to road racing would be like Usain Bolt competing in a marathon.
Jason hoping to be role model to future Bolton sports stars
9:02am Wednesday 13th March 2013
BOLTON Olympic cycling hero Jason Kenny tells David Pye how he wants to inspire youngsters to follow in his footsteps
Last chance - NAPS: 2013 entry form.
2:00pm Monday 11th March 2013
Don't miss this final chance to get your invites in for teams of four for our Naps competition.
A bridge too far for golden boy Kenny
11:47am Monday 25th February 2013
DAY four of the Track Cycling World Championships turned into something of an anti-climax for Jason Kenny.
Lostock race is reprieved after bumper entry
11:47am Monday 25th February 2013
THE Lostock Six-Mile race will continue to be held after a late surge of interest.
Now world finalist Lisa targets Isle of Man title
8:59am Friday 22nd February 2013
Bolton darts ace Lisa Ashton shot into the limelight when she reached the BDO Women's World Championship final last month. David Pye met up with her to find out the secret of her success, and challenged her to a game of arrows
Harriers get a flyer in defence of GP title
9:33am Thursday 21st February 2013
BOLTON United Harriers began the defence of their Central Lancashire Grand Prix title in almost identical fashion and conditions to how they launched last season's successful campaign.
Sames and Lee seal super Smithills win
11:18am Tuesday 19th February 2013
SMITHILLS B edged a close-fought game against a Moorside C team three places above them in D Section of the Bolton League.
Bolton skate aces on a roll
10:26am Thursday 7th February 2013
FOUR members of Bolton Artistic Roller Skating Club have been earmarked for international competition.
Horwich's Murray, Kevan in Witton wonder show
10:25am Thursday 7th February 2013
HORWICH RMI Harriers' men's team produced a starring performance at the inaugural Witton Park Trail Relay Race in Blackburn.
Phoenix share points with busy Bees
9:07pm Tuesday 29th January 2013
EPL ICE HOCKEY: Manchester Phoenix snatched a priceless away win at Bracknell on Sunday night, but only after a below-par performance led to a disastrous shutout at home to the Bees on Saturday.
Cherry and Whites in nine-try recovery win
9:11am Wednesday 16th January 2013
BOLTON bounced back from defeat at promotion-chasing Tarleton, running in nine tries to record their eighth win in nine matches against a below-par Garstang side.
Unlucky 13 puts halt to Bolton winning run
9:05am Wednesday 9th January 2013
BOLTON suffered their first defeat in eight matches on Saturday but not before giving high-flying Tarleton a serious run for their money on their home patch.
Robinson leads the way as u16s continue perfect run
9:15am Tuesday 8th January 2013
BOLTON RUFC Under-16s maintained their 100 per cent record in the Lancashire Cup with a thrilling 19-14 victory at Ashton-under-Lyne.
Players to vie for £1,000 prize money in town
8:51am Monday 7th January 2013
n LOCAL badminton players are to compete for £1,000 prize money in a Bolton tournament.
Bolton's slam dunk lads want Wanderers connection
8:51am Monday 7th January 2013
THE town's basketball team is aiming for a historic link-up with Bolton Wanderers as they battle to attract players, sponsorship and a permanent base for home matches and training.


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Indiana Pacers Give Paul George Max Contract
9/23/13 in NBA | aaronjchung | 264 respect
The most improved player of the year – Paul George – made the national spotlight last year, when he took LeBron James and the Miami Heat to Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite being without their leader Danny Granger, George took the leadership position by the horns and did an even better job than Granger.
And according to Yahoo! Sports:
"All-Star forward Paul George and the Indiana Pacers are finalizing a five-year, $90 million-plus maximum contract extension, league sources told Yahoo Sports. A deal is expected to be signed this week, league sources told Yahoo. For the Pacers and George, who was voted the 2013 NBA Most Improved Player, the five-year deal will cement the gifted young forward as Indiana's designated franchise player."
George was also on the All-NBA third team last season. So, the sky is the limit for a young player like George. The bigger adjustment he will have to make this season is whether or not his numbers last year were over inflated due to the injury of Granger. If George can duplicate his numbers from last year, become the face of the franchise, and lead the Pacers back to the Eastern Conference Finals, than his contract will have been worth it. If not, the 23-year-old may not be able to justify his contract for another few years.


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IIRC, too low a humidity level makes static electricity a problem. Too high makes the cold air condense on your
equipment. 60-65% sounds about right.
Todd Mitchell - lists wrote:
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| complain to the datacenter operators? (References I can point to would
| be nice.)
When your equipment starts to rust ;)
I don't have any technical references, but I think that anything over
65% is probably too much. Most facilities I have equipment in do not
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Lexus Adds HD Radio to GS350
The vehicle made its debut at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.
Toyota Camry to Add HD Radio
The 2012 Toyota Camry will include HD Radio with iTunes Tagging.
IHS Research: Vehicles with Internet Access Sales to Increase
IHS believes the next several years will see an explosion in the use of in-vehicle apps in cars, driven by increasing shipments of automobiles able to access cloud-based content.
Brazilian Broadcasting Conference 2011 Starts This Week
Featured presentations will look at DRM as a possible digital radio system for Brazil.
Nautel to Provide HD Radio Training at 2011 Radio Show
Geared toward broadcasters considering HD Radio deployment, this training event will cover everything from basics to more advanced technologies.
WHUR-World Wins 2011 HD Radio Multicast Award
WHUR-World previously won the award in 2008.
Grace Digital Introduces Nostalgic Internet Radio
A modern device gets a historical facade.
IBOC By State: Colorado (Aug 2011)
There are 63 stations in the Centennial State broadcasting 97 HD Radio channels.
DAB+ Finding Success in Australia
DAB receiver sales are up more than 30 percent in the second quarter of 2011.
BBC To Add DAB Station for London Olympics
The DAB service will be known as BBC 5 Olympics Extra, and it will operate in conjunction with 5 Live and 5 Live Sports Extra.
Teleko Switches DAB on in Czech Republic
Brno joins Prague and Pribram with DAB service.
Hong Kong Broadcasters Promote New DAB Offerings
Four Hong Kong-based broadcasting companies will launch 18 new radio stations via DAB, and the licensees are planning aggressive promotions.
Digital Radio UK Promotes Latest RAJAR Findings
Digital listening hours were at 289 million, up from 253 million hours in Q2 2010, an increase of 14.3 percent year on year.
IEEE Announces 802.22: Wireless Regional Area Network
The technology operates in the TV white spaces.
IBOC By State: Louisiana (Aug 2011)
There are 27 stations in the Pelican State broadcasting 47 HD Radio channels.
NAB Fastroad Shares Results of iBiquity Study of Single Frequency Networks
The first SFN was built in the Baltimore area. The second SFN was constructed and tested with the assistance of Greater Media Boston, and consisted of an SFN booster site in Andover, MA.
Nationwide DAB System Takes to Air Across Germany
Some 27 multiplex transmitters were turned on, providing coverage to all major cities and over all major Autobahns.
Spain Plans Analog to Digital Radio Transition
The plan itself is to be complete within 18 months.
AT&T Takes Steps to Manage Data on Wireless Network
The top 5 percent heaviest users will have their data rates reduced.
Ford Emphasizes New Audio Technology in Europe
Ford is dropping built-in CD changers in favor of a USB port.
South Wales DAB Multiplex Reallocates Data for New Streams
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$995—$1,375 Studio—2 bed 10 Greenview St., Apt. 114, FRAMINGHAM MA, 01701
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The rent at Lord Chesterfield Apartments ranges from $995 for a studio to a $1,375 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 22% less expensive than the Framingham average. This is a cat-friendly apartment.
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Lord Chesterfield Apartments is near Furber Park, Sucker Pond and Fountain Development.
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The Gay Gospels
The Gay Gospels: good news for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people
A reading of the gospels as and LGB&T affirmative text, and a look at the myths surrounding the 'clobber texts' of the Old Testament.
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- Does Jesus really love me? October 28, 2014 Colin Coward
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- A Love Letter to Gay Bishops October 5, 2014 Changing Attitude
- Shared Conversations – grounds for optimism? September 25, 2014 Colin Coward
- Resources for the Shared Conversations September 24, 2014 Colin Coward
- The elephant in the bishops' own backyard? September 16, 2014 Christina Beardsley
- The College of Bishops meet for Shared Conversations September 15, 2014 Colin Coward
- LGBTI Anglican Coalition supports Church of England's Shared Conversations September 9, 2014 Changing Attitude
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This Lent churches will need study group resources that spark discussion and prompt thought. The Risen Dust by Rachel Mann (Wild Goose, 2013) fits the bill very nicely. There are over 70 stories and poems in this little book; including monologues based on Christ's passion, poems about the Stations of the Cross, and tales of […]
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A Little Gay History by R.B. Parkinson with contributions from Kate Smith and Max Carocci Pictorial survey is short, bittersweet and very entertaining Human history is a whirlwind kaleidoscope of personality and activity. This delightful and well presented little book is almost equally as colourful. Structured around pictures and accounts of artefacts in the British […]


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Well, actually he didn't say it – didn't have to. John was a guest on my Union Township Cable TV show and as always when I'm with him, I'm more than a little bit in awe of his talents, his achievements and his always willingness to teach the fine art of cooking. Here's some teaser photos – I'll be sharing the recipes in a later blog. Justin, my media production specialist and his intern, Cory, loved John's food!
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No lies, my friends, this is complete truth here. Finding straws in a pile of unmarked brown boxes was a real quest. And I don't mean the kind with hobbits.
Threw in some copic greys today. Felt the composition needed some pulling together and grey never goes awry.
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Transformation of chemical energy
There is a basic law in science that energy cannot be created or destroyed. What happens when a firework explodes in spectacular fashion in the sky? It seems at first sight that everything disappears, except for a charred case you might find on the ground. In fact, the energy stored in the firework has been changed to other forms - it has been transformed.
Identifying energy transformations
So far you will have noticed at least four forms of energy: light, sound, thermal and kinetic (energy of movement). Where does all this energy come from? To answer this question, you need to go back to the firework itself. It must have all of this energy stored, ready to be released. It has great potential as you have seen, so this stored energy is called potential energy.
Chemical energy at work
Some of the chemical energy stored in the fireworks is converted to kinetic energy to send the rocket skyward; some compresses the air rapidly, producing sound and still more energy is transformed into light of many colors.
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The city of Hartford is now accepting proposals for a downtown project that aims to transform vacant downtown storefronts into retail or pop-up stores, a broadcast studio or an artist exhibition.
The goal of the project, iConnect, is to establish businesses for a trial, eight-month period, in hopes that they will be successful enough to remain open permanently. The shop owners chosen for the program would qualify for free or reduced rent, plus a subsidy for utility bills.
Kristina Newman-Scott, the city's director of marketing, events and cultural affairs, told me today that the city intends for the first of seven spaces to be occupied by early spring.
Downtown has struggled with retail vacancy in recent years. Filling storefronts adds to vibrancy and gives people more reasons to spend time downtown.
No storefront spaces have yet been signed for the project, but the city is targeting Pratt, Pearl, Main and Trumbull streets. The city is talking to landlords about offering free rent for the trial period and determining the extent of the utility subsidy.
Proposals are due by March 8. From the proposals, a city committee will choose the strongest candidates who will then enter a formal application process, Newman-Scott said.
iConnect is being partly funded with a $100,000 grant from a state program working to draw more people into cities and towns through arts and cultural activities.
For more information, visit http://www.hartford.gov/iconnect-hartford.
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[VS] May 12th 19:00 BST: Facility Training led by EsotericReverie.
On May 12th EsotericReverie will be leading a training session consisting of:
- Tour of one safe major facility (Tech, Amp, Bio) - est 20 minutes
- Tour of one safe support structure (Tower, Outpost) - est 10 minutes
- Goal-oriented Attack/Defense of these specific structures in a contested situation - est 30 minutes to 1 hour
The goal of the first part of this event is to familiarize new players with the layout of a specialized facility, explain common attack and defense setups, and determine goals for the following live-fire situation. Goals will be specific, achievable objectives determined by Eso. Examples include:
- Take the horizontal generator and hold it for two minutes
- Jump the wall as a squad of Light Assault and disable a generator
- Defend point A in a Biolab
- Capture an outpost
- Infiltrate and hack a Tower. Spawn a Sunderer.
As outlined above, this session will require about 30 minutes of your attention while someone else talks before you will have any real fun. If this doesn't sound like something that's for you, that's fine and there's nothing wrong with you. We'll continue to refine this process until we come up with a lesson plan that works.
Eso will probably have to work with whatever Mumble channel is open that night, so when you join please go directly to him for instructions on where to meet up. A Galaxy will likely leave from the Warpgate at his chosen continent.
This thread will be for feedback and discussion AFTER the event. I'm hoping to get it stickied to the front page until the 12th. Please do not post here with suggestions or RSVPs. I will edit here if anything needs to be changed before then.
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Neven Maguire - Halloween
Neven Maguire joins Marian to talk about some recipes for the humble pumpkin.
Look for small organic pumpkins called Jack O Lantern, now grown all over Ireland. They are a vibrant orange and they are the ideal size for this recipe. Once the pumpkin is peeled and seeded you should end up with just over 450g (1lb) of diced flesh, the perfect amount to feed a family
Serves 4–6
500g (1lb 2oz) penne or rigatoni
4 tbsp olive oil
175g (6oz) pancetta or smoked
streaky bacon lardons
800g (1lb 12oz) small pumpkin,
peeled, seeded and finely diced
4 tbsp finely shredded fresh sage
250g (9oz) carton mascarpone
cheese (Kilbeg if possible)
50g (2oz) freshly grated
Parmesan, plus extra to garnish
25g (1oz) toasted pine nuts
sea salt and freshly ground
black pepper
Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Add the penne or rigatoni and cook for 10–12 minutes or according to the packet instructions, until al dente.
Heat a large heavy-based pan with the olive oil, then add the pancetta or smoked streaky bacon lardons. Cook for 2–3 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the pancetta begins to go crispy.
Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside until needed.
Add the pumpkin to the pan with the sage and mix well to combine.
Season to taste and cook for 8–10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the pumpkin is cooked through but still holding its shape. Stir in the mascarpone and simmer for 1–2 minutes.
Drain the pasta and add to the pumpkin with the reserved crispy pancetta. Stir in the Parmesan and season to taste. Divide among warmed wide-rimmed bowls and finish each one with a sprinkling of Parmesan and a good grinding of black pepper. Sprinkle over the pine nuts to serve.
Pumpkin Pizza with Cashel Blue and Pickled Red Onion
These authentic pizzas are incredibly easy to make, as you only need to
prepare the toppings. Pizza da Piero artisan pizza bases are now readily
available in supermarkets and good delis. They are made in Ireland and
make a fantastic pizza that will be better than anything you can order
to be delivered.
Makes 2 large pizzas
3 tbsp olive oil, plus extra to drizzle
450g (1lb) pumpkin, peeled,
seeded and diced
2 large ready-made artisan pizza
bases (see intro)
225g (8oz) Cashel Blue cheese,
broken into chunks
2 handfuls of wild rocket leaves
Pickl ed red onion:
4 tbsp caster sugar
4 tbsp red wine vinegar
1 red onion, very thinly sliced
(on a mandolin is best)
sea salt and freshly ground
black pepper
Preheat the oven to 240°C (475°F/gas mark 9).
Heat the oil in a heavy-based frying pan over a medium-high heat.
Sauté the pumpkin for 8–10 minutes, until it is cooked through
but still holding its shape.
Meanwhile, make the pickled red onions. Put the sugar and vinegar
in a small pan and bring to a simmer until the sugar has dissolved.
Remove from the heat and add the red onion slices. Season to
taste and set aside to allow the flavours to combine.
Put the pizza bases on 2 large baking sheets and arrange the sautéed
pumpkin and Cashel Blue on top. Bake for about 5 minutes, until the
base is crisp and the blue cheese has melted. Remove the pizza from
the oven and add mounds of the sweet pickled red onion, draining it
of any excess liquid. Scatter over the rocket, drizzle with a little olive
oil and transfer to warmed platters to serve straight to the table.
If you prefer a more traditional pizza, sauté an onion until
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Season to taste and mash to a pulp with a potato masher. Blitz to a
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the pizza bases.
Top with chunks of raw chorizo and mozzarella and
a sprinkling of pink peppercorns, or try slices of Milleens cheese
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Apple teamed up with U2 for the world's largest album release ever and promoted it with a 60 second commercial featuring the new iPhone6 that ran across TV and Cable networks in the US.
As part of the most disruptive album launch in the history of the music business U2's new album "Songs of Innocence" was gifted by Apple to over 500 million iTunes Store account holders.
Autumn / Winter 14 Campaign from J.W.Anderson
U2 exclusively premiered their new single "Invisible" during the Super Bowl, in partnership with (RED) and Bank of America, raising more than $3 million for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in 36 hours through free downloads on iTunes.
For Spring/Summer 2014, rag & bone cast French-born acting newcomer Stacy Martin to star in their latest womenswear campaign.
For Spring/Summer 2014, rag & bone cast American actor Emile Hirsch to star in their latest menswear campaign.
For Autumn/Winter 2013, rag & bone cast French actress Léa Seydoux to star in their women's campaign.
For Autumn/Winter 2013, rag & bone cast American actor Michael Pitt to front their first ever men's campaign.
The Autumn/Winter 2013 Tod's No_Code collection – called "Colour Theory" – sees a collaboration with LA-based photographer and artist Sam Falls to express the energy and spirit that characterises No_Code.
Boy meets girl as genders collide for ZADIG & VOLTAIRE's new campaign starring androgynous top model Freja Beha Erichsen and shot at New York's Pier 59 Studios by Inez & Vinoodh: an art and fashion duo who echo the Autumn/Winter 2013 collection's split nature and rock 'n' roll identity.
Diesel+EDUN present the final collection in a historic two-season collaboration. Inspired by African creativity, the Autumn/Winter 2013 collection is entirely manufactured in Africa and worn by an emerging generation of African musicians.
EDUN was born when two passions collided – a love of beautiful clothes and a desire to create change. This story of duality and transformation is again the inspiration behind Ryan McGinley's photographs for the EDUN Spring/Summer 2013 'African Shower' campaign.
MAD London worked alongside DJA in casting and copywriting Dunhill's Spring/Summer 2013 'Voice' campaign: a body of work documenting men of achievements who are challenging and defining British culture.
Mercedes-Benz Autumn/Winter 2013 Campaign shot by Ryan McGinley, starring supermodel Karlie Kloss in Chloé with creative direction from Jefferson Hack.


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Re: Split element with mixed content
Michael Kay wrote:
0: for simplicity, assume an empty element <split/> at the split point.
I assumed a matching for text, done with contains(., 'yourtexthere')
1: generate the first element, by copying any node that precedes <split/> or
I assumed HTML where the P element cannot be a child of itself, and used ancestor::p to have a starting point.
2. generate the second element, by copying any node that follows <split/> or
I didn't do this, I used instead two modes to differentiate between 'before' and 'after'. My solution is probably more resource intensive.
In addition, in the midst of it all, you have the split of the text itself. I did it by using a predicate for testing if it is the right string and then use either the before or after bit.
"Copy" here is in the sense of doing an <xsl:copy> and a recursive
Indeed. In my case: the text node and node comparison against that node.
I assumed the marker to be text()[contains(., 'yourstring')]
If there are multiple split points, do the above to split into two, then
ah, didn't think of that. If you need that, you'll have to modify my code a bit.
After you have something, I reckon it is best to put it into some function, it will be worthwile if you can simply use it with copy-of or something and you can more easily reuse functions then templates (imho).
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A new look for historic MIT Sloan building
Campus update will include a light installation by artist Leo Villareal.
A new look for historic MIT Sloan building
Campus update will include a light installation by artist Leo Villareal.
Chinese execs look to Boston, MIT as entrepreneurial ecosystem model
Two-day campus visit focuses on developing innovation-driven enterprises.
An inside look at Europe's financial woes
European monetary policy leaders share news of the region's complex economic challenges.
Xavier Giroud: Easy flights to capital
More direct routes. More venture investment.
Barbara Dyer: Running business as if the future matters
There is a collision between short-term norms and the long-term strategy required for success.
Christopher Knittel: Deny the climate change deniers
We need to do a better job of defending and championing scientific truth.
MIT Leaders for Global Operations Ambassador Day
Spend a day learning about MIT's dual-degree program in engineering and management.
Visit campus to meet students, admissions representatives, and career office staff.
Dean's Innovative Leader Series: Adriane Brown, SF '91
The CEO of patent company Intellectual Ventures speaks with students.
Beepi aims for overhaul of used car industry
How an old Jeep drove MIT Sloan MBA Alejandro Resnik to rethink how we buy cars.
FitBark builds health and fitness tracker for dogs
Alumnus says his device reduces the guesswork about how canine companions are feeling.
MBA students recognized for academic achievement and leadership
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"Romney's New Fan, Pawlenty, Also Decried Ponzi Schemes". Yes, and he was the disappointing sum of his GOP talking points, and he is now on the sidelines, where he belongs, IMO
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"Because the Only Good Progressive is a Failed Progressive"
Watch out for liberal attempts at rebranding of Social Security as an entitlement, right along with welfare, food stamps and subsidies to welfare mothers for having children without themselves or anyone else being able to support them. Ever since the term 'entitlement' was saddled with negative connotations the liberals have been smarting at having their pet programs for the indigent identified for what they are. So now they are trying to tar Social Security with the same brush.
What did Herr Goebbels say about repeating a big lie enough times? Really, look this up if you don't recall.
If politicians of any stripe are able to pull this off then means testing for Social Security is just around the corner. If you were frugal and saved money for retirement do you want the government to inventory your assets and determine whether you 'need' your paid for and promised Social Security checks based on some arbitrary idea of 'fairness'? Should the credits you paid for all your working life go instead to people who spent every dime they could get their hands on as though there was no tomorrow and didn't save for their retirement?
This ugly mole needs to be whacked back down every time it rears up its ugly head, along with any politician or pundit who espouses it.
The use of the term "Ponzi scheme" seems a cynical bid to discredit the federal government (and by extension the Democratic Party) by taking advantage of the publicity attached to the Madoff case – a true Ponzi affair. But there seems to be a fundamental misunderstanding (or just not caring about facts) by Pawlenty, Perry et al: a Ponzi scheme depends on roping in a continuously growing number of "investors" in order to pay off the earlier ones. It is in this sense a house of cards and, presumably, unsustainable and bound for ultimate failure. Social Security might depend on today's money to pay tomorrow's bills – but so do banks. Are they a Ponzi scheme? The real Mr Ponzi was taking in money he never expected to invest, in order to make an illegal profit. This isn't and has never been the design of Social Security, which doesn't depend on more and more investors; it depends on each investor/payer supporting him or her self. In fact, after the baby boomers the number of investors might shrink. Perry and the gang are trying to score cheap, quick political points by, what else, scaring people.
I get the feeling that this is like the GOP keeping American's out of work just to put one man out of work. What's even funnier is that they were for the payroll tax cut until Obama supported it.
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March 2012: Announcements
March 20th, 2012
Tom Hardy Wants to Play James Bond for Christopher Nolan
'The Host' Trailer to Debut Thursday, March 22nd
Nine 'Dark Shadows' Character Posters
'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' Trailer Sneak Peek!
Second 'Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted' Trailer
'Lockout' 5-Minute Extended Preview
'The Walking Dead' Video Game Trailer
'Mad Men' Season 5 Premiere Review
EXCLUSIVE: 'Camel Spiders' Blu-ray Clip
March 19th, 2012
'Starship Troopers: Invasion' Trailer
'The Hunger Games' Katniss Says Goodbye to Gale Clip
'Prometheus' Big Things Have Small Beginnings TV Spot
'Piranha 3DD' Red Band Trailer
Fifth 'The Raven' TV Spot
Second 'Sound of My Voice' Trailer
The CW's 'Arrow' Photo Reveals Stephen Amell as Green Arrow!
Third 'Snow White and the Huntsman' Trailer
'Dark Shadows' Trailer Gets Alice Cooper Update
EXCLUSIVE: 'Carnage' Blu-ray Featurette
'The Walking Dead' Cast and Crew Featurette Teases Season 3
March 18th, 2012
'Prometheus' International Trailer
'Fringe' Favorite Walterisms Featurette
'Alcatraz' Mystery of the 63s Highlight Reel
'The Dark Knight Rises' Promo Art Depicts Climactic Bane Vs. Batman Fight
'The Amazing Spider-Man' Wanted Poster and News Report Viral Video
BOX OFFICE BEAT DOWN: '21 Jump Street' Takes in $35 Million
March 17th, 2012
'Looper' First Look Photos with Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Second 'Prometheus' Trailer!
'Prometheus' Q&A with Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron
Second 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' Trailer
'Prometheus' IMAX Trailer Gives First Full Look at Space Jockey!
'Prometheus' David 8 Android Unboxed Viral Video
March 16th, 2012