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GreenLife Gallery
Eco-art gallery featuring creations made from recycled, salvaged, reclaimed and organic sources.
- Categories: recycled products
- Address: La Capilla Map
- City, State: Mission Viejo, California Country: United States Postal Code: 92691
- Phone: web only Fax: Not Available
- WebSite: http://www.greenlifegallery.com
- Email: GreenLife Gallery Contact: Pam Wagoner
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GreenLife Gallery is a collaboration of artists deeply rooted in sustainability. Our mission is to promote the creators of consumable, functional and fine art that's environmentally and socially responsible.
We feature selective works of art created from recycled, salvaged, reclaimed, organic and otherwise renewable resources. Please join us in our online gallery to view this amazing collection of contemporary artists and their contributions to eco-inspiration and education through the arts. Visit us on Facebook and Twitter to keep in touch and up-to-date. We appreciate your support and hope you will join us on the journey to "living the good life... Green."
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Heirloom Acres
Heirloom Acres: We offer a 19 week CSA with organic heirloom vegatables.
- Categories: CSA(Community Supported Agr) /Buying Club
- Address: 12664 Hwy I Map
- City, State: Viola, Wisconsin Country: United States Postal Code: 54664
- Phone: 608-604-6068 Fax: Not Available
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- Email: Heirloom Acres Contact: Jen Havlik
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We are located on a ridgetop out side of Viola. We have been organic since the purchase of our farm. We use minerals, kelp, rock dusts, and green manures to improve the nutrients available to the plants. The more nutrients that are available to the plants the more that are available to you. We believe that "Food that is nutrient dence eliminates diseases...Food as medicine". We are a small family farm that takes great pride in our produce from start to finish. We take great care in selecting our mostly heirloom seeds, starting and handling of our plants, balancing the fertility of our soils, and picking the produce for our weekly shares. Along with the boxes of vegatables you will recieve recipes and stories reguarding the progress of our farm. We have a 19 week CSA, starting in June and continuing into October. We also have 2 different Fall shares. The fall shares deliver October 21st and Nov 4th. These 2 boxes are full of all the fall goodies. Come and join our CSA, we'd love to have you.
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The Bull Run has been a Tavern for centuries and their philosophy is simple: use only the freshest ingredients from area small farms and providers; treat the staff and the talent like gold; support the local events and institutions that truly create community; and bring world-class entertainment to Central Massachusetts.
Today we often talk about the exhaustion, the surfeit and the pressure from the vast amount of electronic and digital information that is always swirling around us. But it is important to keep in mind that this has all been seen before when inventions like the telegraph and telephone threatened to eliminate time and space in their ages. Tonight on Inquiry we welcome the leading chronicler of science and technology JAMES GLEICK. His new book THE INFORMATION: A HISTORY. A THEORY. A FLOOD is an amazing account of the evolution of information technology, from talking drums to print to computers and Twitter and Facebook. Tonight we focus on one small part of that history, but a critical one.
Claude Shannon worked at Bell Labs in the 1940s as a cryptologist. From those studies he developed "a mathematical theory of communication" and was the first to use the term "a bit" to describe a piece of information. His ideas changed communications technology forever.
"The world doesn't matter to us the way it used to." So begins one of the most unique and thought provoking books on literature and philosophy: ALL THINGS SHINING: READING THE WESTERN CLASSICS TO FIND MEANING IN A SECULAR AGE. Authors HUBERT DREYFUS, a leading interpreter of existential philosophy and SEAN DORRANCE KELLY, Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy at Harvard, believe that we no longer lead the intense meaningful lives like the Greeks did at Homer's time or the Italians did at the time of Dante. They believe that the Enlightenment's metaphysical embrace of the individual leads not just to a boring life, but inevitably to a nearly unlivable one. Can we once again find meaning in the secular 21st Century by looking to the history of Western literature? Is the answer to today's nihilism to be found in
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Fronefield Crawford, Brian Devour '10 and Brian Takacs '07 and colleagues
"Upper Limits on Pulsed Radio Emission From the 6.85 s X-ray Pulsar XTE J0103 — 728 In the Small Magellanic Cloud"
The Astrophysical Journal, May, 2009, pp. 574-579.
John J. McDermott
"Hypersymbioses in the Pinnotherid Crabs (Decapoda: Brachyura: Pinnotheridae): a Review"
The Journal of Natural History, Vol. 43, Nos. 13-16, (2009) pp. 785-805.
Stephen K. Medvic
Campaigns and Elections: Players and Processes
Wadsworth Cengage Learning, Boston, 2009.
Stephen K. Medvic and a colleague
"The Media and Public Opinion," a chapter in Media Power, Media Politics, 2nd ed., edited by Mark Rozell.
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, Md., 2008.
Stephen K. Medvic
"Political Management and the Technological Revolution," Routledge Handbook of Political Management, edited by Dennis Johnson.
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Yesterday a friend dropped an email into my inbox.
It said, "I just have to share something with you …..on Sunday, Brian
and I went to see the feature film, Hector and The Search for Happiness…
we laughed, we cried…it is funny, inspiring, transformational….we just loved it."
By the end of the day, I'd watched the trailer several times, remembered how much I loved Simon Pegg, and had some great answers to questions about happiness from director and co-writer Peter Chelsom.
May I present "Hector and the Search for Happiness"…
As the man who filmed a man traveling the world in search of happiness, Chelsom seems pretty qualified to offer insights as to what makes people feel whole and satisfied. We're happy to share the interview and his wisdom here!
Intent: Why do you think "Hector and the Search for Happiness" is important for today's audience?
PC: We have lost sight of what happiness really is. We have become too "needy." We are more pre-occupied with being interesting as opposed to be interested. And credit and advertising have made sure that we are never going to have enough!
Intent: What is one thing you think the world doesn't get about happiness?
PC: Making happiness the goal doesn't really work but what does work is understanding that real happiness is a by-product of giving yourself over to life, being in the flow, being inspired. What does work is that real happiness is richness. Richness is the full spectrum of all of the emotions, all the colors.
Intent: What/where is your happy place?
PC: Being with my family. And, being with my family at our home in Italy.
Intent: What is one piece of advice you'd give to someone who starting their own search for happiness?
PC: I say to my sons. "Come on boys, what is the secret to happiness and they reply kindness." I love that because it's a mission, a plan, an transitive action, something you can do. The by-product is surely happiness.
Intent: Were you surprised to learn anything over the course of filming- about yourself, about your career, about life?
PC: Very much. How lucky I am. How far I've come. As writers, Tinker Lindsey and I had to get personal and look to ourselves.
I genuinely feel that the zero on my axis has risen so that the lows are not as desperate and the highs are more cherished.
Intent: Has there ever been a big risk that you took and ended up being really glad you did?
PC: Yes. Becoming a filmmaker, is a ridiculous risk. What bugs me about non-believers and atheists, they talk about deluding yourself and I say, if I had NOT deluded myself, I would have never become a filmmaker. If I had been a realist, I would have never had tried. You say delusion, I say faith.
Intent: When it comes to making choices about your life, what criteria do you use when deciding yes or no?
PC: The criteria used to be selfish, now that I am a family man, family has become the criteria.
Intent: What fears are left for you to conquer?
PC: Growing old.
Intent: What is the bravest thing you've ever done?
PC: Having children. I wouldn't have said that I am naturally qualified, now I think I'm pretty good!
Intent: If you could go on an adventure, where would it be and what would it look like?
PC: Having been round the world making this film, my idea of adventure is not a check box of lots of different places, but exploring one place, one area in massive details. Probably, me, the family, the car and 8 weeks to travel through all of Italy.
So go see it.
Go take a couple of hours to rest your brain, laugh, cry, and then ask yourself what you want out of this life. Every day is a day where everything can change. It might was well be today.


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Region: Golden Valley
This Sunday, from morning to night, New Hope Cinema Grill is all about music and sports films. During the day the venue will be screening a handful of movies, including hockey flicks Miracle and Slap Shot, the iconic Purple Rain, Replacements documentary Color Me Obsessed, and a movie to be determined via online voting. There will also be Q&A sessions and panel talks with actors and athletes featured in the films, including Buzz and Billy Schneider (Billy played his dad Buzz in Miracle) and Ron Docken (Slap Shot). Viking great Gene Washington and author Jim Bruton (Vikings 50 and Best Seat in the House) will be in attendance to sign autographs, as will other notable figures. There will also be discounted sports merchandise and collectibles for sale. (Pictured:Slap Shot)
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News about Automobiles, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 20, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column reviews devices from Mojio and Automatic that allow smartphone users to connect to their cars; notes apps for the devices offer easy way to get information about one's car, including fuel usage, diagnostics and data about driving habits. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
European Automobile Manufacturers' Assn reports new car sales rose 6.5 percent in October from year earlier to more than 1.07 million units; sales are again led by Spain, up 26.1 percent from October 2013, helped by government incentives; among major European markets, only France sees decline. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Federal Reserve reports output at manufacturing plants rose 0.2 percent in October because of rising demand for machinery, plastics, clothing and furniture; automobile production fell 1.2 percent. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
KeyMe, company that allows users to store digital copies of their keys, order them from a computer or iPhone and have them sent to their home or office, has turned its attention to automotive keys; service has been a boon to thousands of loss-prone users. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Around the Block column review of 2015 BMW X3 xDrive28d. MORE
Nov. 9, 2014
BMW says its complimentary four-year or 50,000-mile maintenance plan can be transferred to subsequent buyers only if they are members of the owner's family; announcement comes as surprise to BMW enthusiasts. MORE
Nov. 6, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column notes that longer-term loans for automobiles seem to be the new normal, even though downsides for longer loans can be considerable. MORE
Nov. 4, 2014
Autodata reports automakers sold 1.28 million vehicles in United States in October, up 6.1 percent from October 2013, for seasonally adjusted annual rate of 16.46 million vehicles sold; Chrysler posts October sales increase of 22 percent, while Ford is down 1.7 percent and General Motors is essentially flat. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of the 2015 Porsche Macan. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Around the Block column review of the 2015 Jaguar F-Type coupe. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 McLaren 650S. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
General Motors reports third-quarter net income of $1.38 billion, nearly doubling its $698 million profit in year-earlier period; benefited from wider margins in North America and a lack of large financial charges for safety recalls; revenue rose slightly to $39.3 billion, from about $39 billion year earlier. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
United States has told BMW to reduce gas mileage estimates on window stickers on four of its Mini Cooper models after audit found figures were overstated. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
BMW's i8 model features a sliced-and-angled body design that makes it one of the most futuristic looking cars on the road; elements of layered look are, however, beginning to appear in other vehicles and hint at an emerging trend in auto design. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
General Motors is concerned that so-called valet mode in the 2015 Corvette model may run afoul of eavesdropping laws in some states; feature allows owners to surreptitiously record video and audio when the car is in the hands of other drivers. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
PSA Peugeot Citroen introduces new DS brand, which derives its name from futuristic model that was introduced at the 1955 Paris Motor Show. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
The Upshot; Michael Beschloss HistorySource column recalls Ford's Lincoln Futura, concept car of the mid-1950s that captured stylistic essence of the space age; notes that while model fell by the wayside amid recession, it found a second life as the basis of the Batmobile in the 1960s television series Batman. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Jay Leno is said to be near an agreement to start a new prime-time show for cable channel CNBC built around his longtime affection for vintage cars. MORE
Oct. 6, 2014
Growing number of automakers aim to offer semiautonomous vehicles, by the end of the decade, on American roads where driver can sit back and let car take control; vehicles will even be able to pass and exit highways on their own; experts say very nature of driving will be radically reshaped. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Ali Hebi, barber who lives in a small Israeli village, stands out for his 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, American muscle car rarely seen in the Middle East; Hevi fell in love with vehicle after seeing it in film Smokey and the Bandit. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Preview of several new vehicles that will be released by various automakers in 2015; lineup features emphasis on compact utility vehicles known as crossovers. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of 2015 Hyundai Sonata. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Offerings at the 2014 Paris Motor Show fall short of revolutionary, with a number of so-called new models that evoke existing cars with minor facelifts and new electronics. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
General Motors says its sales for September increased 19 percent compared with year ago; GM matches continued strong performance by Chrysler Group; over all, American auto industry sales rose 9 percent in September. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Inflated applications can mean that some of the most vulnerable borrowers are saddled with auto loans they can never afford to repay. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Heavy rains at Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats force the cancellation of Speed Week, event at which speed enthusiasts push their cars, trucks and motorcycles to the limit. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Phoenix-area company Local Motors uses 3-D printing to create car made entirely from printed composite material; technology could have far-reaching implications for the auto industry. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Auto industry prepares for the Paris Motor Show, at which some 80 vehicles are expected to make their world premieres; tone at this year's exhibition are expected to be lighter than two years earlier, reflecting brighter outlook for the industry. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 BMW M3 and M4. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Subprime lenders are increasingly relying on technology that allows them to track and disable delinquent borrowers' vehicles with just a tap of a cellphone app. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Phil Patton Design column examines ways in which carmakers are custom-tailoring the experience of entering and exiting an automobile; observes that new models make customized noises, gently raise and lower lights and even play short movies in an attempt to make driver feel welcome; notes that features, which can grow irksome over time, prefigure greater changes that are yet to come. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
European Automobile Manufacturers' Assn reports that registrations of new passenger cars in European Union rose 2.1 percent in August from year earlier, slowed from 5.6 percent rate in July. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
More high-speed 4G wireless connections are being offered in new vehicles, with Audi and GM currently offering the service; faster connections will improve sluggish in-dash services, increase speed of mapping and allow companies to track driver data and tweak vehicle software on the fly. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Dodge's 2015 Charger Hellcat will feature same 707-horsepower Hemi V8 engine as its Challenger counterpart, and will be the most powerful sedan from any mainstream manufacturer. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
First windshield-cleaning device was patented by Mary Anderson in 1903, but there were few automobile owners at time so it attracted little interest; windshield-wiper market became dominated by company called Trico, which was founded by John Oshei, about a decade later. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of the 2015 Dodge Challenger. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Chinese regulators fine Volkswagen and Chrysler for violating antitrust laws, announcing the first monetary penalties against large multinational carmakers swept up in broad investigation. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
GM's 2015 Corvette features built-in video camera behind rearview mirror that can be used to record, among other things, behavior of valets when they park the car. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Volkswagen's 2015 GTI, latest version of its compact hatchback, is likely the best all-around automobile in America for less than $30,000; price and quality may help propel car from cult classic to mainstream favorite. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of 2015 Volkswagen Golf TDI and Golf S 1.8T. MORE
Sep. 6, 2014
Mercedes announces it will start production on fifth model, ML Coupe, at its Alabama plant in 2015. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Fiat announces that merger with Chrysler will proceed, saying shareholder opposition was insufficient to derail it. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Subaru's new Legacy sedan is built on the same platform as the redesigned 2015 Outback crossover, and reflects many of the same improvements. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Behind The Wheel column review of 2015 Subaru Outback. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Profile of Joe Rundell, General Motors retiree who taught himself sculpture at the age of 71; Rundell has created a series of statues honoring the automotive pioneers of Flint, Mich. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
India's antimonopoly regulator fines 14 automobile companies about $422 million in total for failing to allow fair competition in market for spare parts; companies, including Ford and General Motors, were found to have broken fair-trading rules. MORE
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Wheelies: The 'Fix it Again, Tony' Edition
Fiat announces an ad campaign that plays to an old, derogatory acronym; G.M. announces a less expensive way to use lightweight aluminum in vehicle production.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
Toyota Recalls 30,000 Minivans for Airbag Problem
The automaker said a plastic hand grip mounted near the side-curtain airbag in the second row could contact passengers if the airbag deployed.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Recalls and Bans of Products , Automobile Safety Features and Defects , Toyota Motor Corporation , United States
G.M.'s Futurliner to Take Its Place Among Historically Important Vehicles
Futurliner No. 10, one of 12 G.M. built for its Parade of Progress, is scheduled for inclusion on the National Historic Vehicle Register.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Automobiles , Restoration and Renovation , General Motors , Historic Vehicle Assn , Interior Department , Library of Congress , United States , Canada
Regulator Delivers Ultimatum on Recalls to Airbag Maker Takata
A federal safety agency gave the company until Tuesday to expand the recalls of potentially defective airbags or face legal action and penalties.
November 27, 2014, Thursday
Mazda Recalls 100,000 Cars for Defect in Tire Pressure Sensor
The automaker says some 2014-15 Mazda 6s may not alert the driver when all four tires are low; Land Rover and Mini also recall vehicles.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
Japan Calls for Speed in Repair of Takata Airbags
The Japanese Transport Ministry said it had ordered 10 domestic and foreign automakers to speed up efforts to notify owners and fix their vehicles.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Automobile Safety Features and Defects , Takata Corp , Japan , Honda Motor Co Ltd
Monday Motorsports: Hamilton Wins Formula One Title
Lewis Hamilton beat his teammate, Nico Rosberg, to win the drivers championship; Sam Bird won the Formula E race in Malaysia.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Automobiles , Automobile Racing , Electric and Hybrid Vehicles , Mercedes GP Petronas Formula One Team , Formula One , Hamilton, Lewis , Schumacher, Michael , Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) , Malaysia , Switzerland
Woman Cleared in Death Tied to G.M.'s Faulty Ignition Switch
Ten years after a crash that killed a passenger, a Texas woman's guilty plea was overturned after it became clear that the switch was to blame.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Automobile Safety Features and Defects , General Motors , Anderson, Candice (1984- ) , Erickson, Gene Mikale , Murders, Attempted Murders and Homicides , Texas , Traffic Accidents and Safety
Honda Failed to Report Defects' Full Human Toll
An audit found that the automaker did not inform United States regulators of 1,729 claims of fatalities and injuries linked to a potential defect.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Honda Motor Co Ltd , Automobile Safety Features and Defects , Traffic Accidents and Safety
Hamilton Takes Formula One Title Over Rosberg
Lewis Hamilton clinched his second Formula One title with victory at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday, with his rival Nico Rosberg finishing far behind.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON AUTOMOBILES AND: Automobiles , Automobile Racing , Formula One , Hamilton, Lewis , Rosberg, Nico
Driven | 2015 BMW X4 xDrive35i
In the end, the sure-footed X4 crossover offers more sport, less utility.
Driven | 2015 Cadillac ATS Coupe
Cadillac builds another driver's car, now it just needs to get the word out.
Driven | 2015 Mercedes-Benz S550 4Matic
A stately luxury sedan with silky driving dynamics that's more than the sum of its premium parts.
Driven | 2015 Kia K900
The brand known best for hipster hamsters goes after the top dogs.
Driven | 2015 Acura TLX
Promising thrills, Acura instead delivers a bit of understatement and logic.
Driven | 2015 Mercedes-Benz C300 4Matic
With the CLA now occupying the entry-level spot in the Mercedes lineup, the 2015 C-Class moves upscale.
2015 Hyundai Sonata
Having earned a foothold in the family-sedan class with the previous-generation Sonata, Hyundai seems inclined to put its feet up and relax.
Driven | Hyundai Sonata Sport
The seventh generation of the popular Sonata features a strengthened structure and more sound insulation, as well as a noticeably sobered-up design.
Change the Oil ... or the Toner?
Some recent innovations in large-scale 3-D printing technology enabled Local Motors, a Phoenix-area company, to build the Strati, a 3-D printed vehicle.
The Remote Repo Man
As auto lenders reach out to those with poor credit, they are increasingly using starter interruption devices, technology that allows them to remotely disable a car, to spur timely payment.
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DENVER (AP) - An auction house says former Colorado running back and Heisman Trophy winner Rashaan Salaam's Heisman ring has sold for $8,140, plus a 20 percent buyer's premium.
Nate D. Saunders Auctions says bidding reached $10,835 before the auction closed Tuesday evening but didn't reach the $15,000 reserve. Nate Saunders says the company then backtracked to find a buyer. The ring has several diamonds but was missing one.
Salaam didn't return a phone message seeking comment.
He played for Colorado from 1992 to 1994. Salaam rushed for a school record 2,055 yards as a junior to win the Heisman in 1994.
The Chicago Bears made him a first-round draft pick, and he had 1,074 rushing yards in his rookie season before encountering problems with injuries.
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Downtown Greenwood.Cafe Tamburelli's is a truly authentic Italian restaurant and dining experience, serving Downtown Greenwood, Delaware since 1997.
Owned and operating by Joe Randazzo, who is committed to delivering that perfect taste through old world quality.
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Last August, Minnesota achieved a milestone when DEED announced the state had recovered all the jobs that were lost in the recession. But not all cities in the state have fared the same in the recovery, with some still struggling to bring job totals back to pre-recessionary levels.
The Minnesota construction sector was among the industries that suffered the most during the recession, losing thousands of jobs when the housing sector collapsed. But the industry has shown remarkable resiliency in recent years, especially in the past 12 months, when it added 6,500 jobs statewide, a healthy 7.5 percent growth rate that easily outpaced the 2.2 percent growth rate nationally during that period.
Minnesota continues to rack up some impressive numbers in a recovery that is now in its 52nd month.
In the latest state employment numbers announced today, DEED said Minnesota employers added 9,500 jobs in December, bringing total job gains in the state to 45,900 in the past year. The unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.6 percent, well below the U.S. unemployment rate of 6.7 percent.
Minnesota has a rich beer-making tradition, with the state at one time being home to more than 120 breweries. Pummeled by Prohibition, the Great Depression, industry consolidations and competition from national brands, the state's breweries had declined to four by the 1980s.
When Gov. Mark Dayton introduced his two-year budget plan last year, he made it clear that one of his highest priorities was to create jobs and make Minnesota more attractive for businesses. He proposed a number of tools, including the Minnesota Job Creation Fund, which recently began taking applications from qualified businesses.
Minnesota is making significant progress in narrowing the achievement gap between white students and students of color, national test results show.
A group of business leaders from the Twin Cities metropolitan area heard about the opportunities and challenges presented by China's market at the China Business Roundtable Luncheon on Oct. 8 in Minneapolis. The purpose was to continue strengthening ties between the Minnesota Center China and the local business community.
Personal income in Minnesota plunged during the Great Recession, driven by a combination of job losses, reduced work hours, delayed raises, wage cuts and other factors. Many of those factors have reversed direction since then, helping to boost real per capita income over the last three years.
We've seen much evidence in recent months of a recovering economy in Minnesota. The unemployment rate is at a five-year low, requests for jobless benefits continue to slide and the state's gross domestic product is among the fastest growing in the country.


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Saturday, May 2, 2009
Making up for lost time!! It's been a very busy month.
First, a very important and intelligent book! Doubt is Their Product by David Michaels.
a fun book by Theo Gray called Mad Science
Thursday, April 30, 2009
All this comparing me to women with dark hair, high cheekbones, and striking
eyes is getting old. And Dr. Isis from ScienceBlogs has added the last straw by finding what I now will unfortunately have to say is the best match yet!
I don't pout or glare (usually, but maybe I'll take it up if this comparing continues!) and don't
tote a pistol but thanks to my bro, an ex-marine, I can fire one and hurt you if you stand really, really still. Good
thing you'd run because I'd never have the guts to do it anyway! I'll just aim at the fake cardboard guy.
This is Baroness, an intelligence officer for Cobra from the GI Joe series. She's
evil and ruthless. I'm not. I'm the nicest person you'll ever meet....probably, or so say my students.
When you vote for the ladies I am accused of being similar
to, Baroness is NOT on the list! I don't know that the facial recognition software would work on a cartoon. But, I will
It looks like I am driving
to see Reza Aslan speak in Chicago this evening. I really enjoy his writing style. Along with Mary Roach (and others), he is an author I am looking forward to meeting (at least for a book signature). I know this is not science
(and some readers could possibly be seething that I dare mention a book about religion--but why not, there's a pic of
me in a Catholic School uniform next to Pope JPII, so I'm not exactly breaking new ground here), but I enjoyed his book
about Islam called No god but God. It was a clear and logical, intelligent and exhaustive explanation of Islam. Just the facts but with a marvelous
writing style (as a good science book should be, too!). He has a new book out called How to Win a Cosmic War: God Globalization and the End of the War on Terror I just started it, but so far, so good.
Finally, I came across a video I enjoyed by a young man who entered the Discovery Education 3M
Young Scientists Challenge last year. Here, Michael Koehler explains Bernoulli's principle. Future professor? What
do you think?
Monday, April 27, 2009
While we are presently concerned about the Swine Flu, which hopefully
can be prevented with common sense measures, I think a look at a more pervasive infection is worth your time.
An ingenious website has been created to identify the symptoms of a NERD infection and to help support those with such an infection. It
is high time that this has been done. I wrote to them telling them of my symptoms and they thought it best I write something
up for them. However, liking the visual aspect of things, I decided to film something. Above is what I came up
with. Naturally, I could go on and on, but kept it relatively brief or we'd be here all day!
Watch my video, visit their site, tell your story. The world must know.
The State Science Olympiad is done for another year. It is always a ton of
work, but fun for everyone!
Our bioengineering department head
is pretty cool (Mike Insana). He walked by my office, pointed at me with a laugh and said "My vote is for Racquel
Welch!" LOL! thanks!
Julia Roberts is in the lead....still.
I don't see it, I really don't, but don't let my opinion stop you.
Last lab of the year, so need to tend to that! Until next time,
Kindly, Joanne
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Something strange in your SOA... who you gonna call?
Summary: SOAs are multilayered creatures. Is it the service itself that's creating an issue? Is it the database? Is it one of the servers?
In the US presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton's ads have been asking who is the most qualified to be picking up that 3am emergency call.
Why is a service malfunctioning? Who knows?
When it comes to SOA, who should be picking up those 3am SOA problem calls?
Forrester's Randy Heffner says many organizations are uncertain who should best be handling these calls. Often, one team or another may be charged with handling any malfunctioning services, but end up dragging in everyone else in for perplexing problems. I recently had the opportunity to host an ebizQ online session on this challenge, with Randy and AmberPoint's Ed Horst.
SOA has a lot of moving parts, and digging down to spot the root cause of a service problem is not always easy. SOAs are multilayered creatures. Is it the service itself that's creating an issue? Is it the database? Is it one of the servers? Who knows?
In his talk, Randy advised that unless teams want a lot of late-night calls, SOA management tools need to address what he calls "deep service" management.
Randy pointed out that SOA management tools all do a fairly good job of alerting administrators to problems with a service. Even in a complex service implementation -- it could be Java, .NET, messaging middleware, or legacy connectors -- when trouble is afoot, a good management tool will do a good job of sending an alert out.
Now, Heffner says, "great, we've identified there's a problem with a service, who we going to call?"
With complex SOA implementation, and multiple teams, the only answer that will be coming from everyone within their respective teams saying, "it's not me -- my stuff is working fine." That's because everyone has a view limited to their piece of the infrastructure, Randy says.
Randy urges configuring SOA management strategies and solutions to conduct "deep service management." Typically, SOA management solutions employ solutions that don't look beyond the SOAP interface. A new generation of tools that are emerging, however, that can look beyond the service interface to the databases, services, and messaging layers beneath.
"Your SOA management solution, however you construct it and buy it, must handle SOA-based service requests that have complex service implementations," Randy said. This could involve services that invoke Java Message Service, MSMQ, Java RMKI, or CORBA, he elaborated. Or, there may be an ESB or app server behind the service.
Many deep service SOA management approaches can start with agents that many SOA management solutions provides, Heffner said. Then, there are also an increasing number of management solutions that run natively on various platforms.
They key is to employ these solutions -- with or without agents -- to gain better visibility into the systems behind the services, he said. "SOA management solutions may have various ways to construct or correlate a picture, such as dropping tags into a message... or, you might have to do a little work in the configuration..."
The benefit is that as problems with services arise, problems will be better isolated, and administrators will know which team to call for assistance, such as the database team. The alternative is all-night sessions rooting out problems with all the various teams behind the service. And, ultimately, such deep service management delivers benefits beyond root cause analysis, such as capacity management -- another issue that arises as SOAs gain steam.
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First Photochromic Contact Lens Will Help Treat Eye Diseases
World's first photochromic contact lens that darken with sunlight exposure among Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology advances
Marking a significant bench to bedside research milestone in Singapore, the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN), the world's first bioengineering and nanotechnology research institute, and the National University Hospital (NUH) launched the IBN iCare and the NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis at an official opening ceremony.
Collaborations between researchers and clinicians are critical to speed up the translation of basic scientific discoveries into clinical applications, and develop new medical products and treatments. IBN iCare is the first research laboratory in Singapore to focus on the development of cutting-edge nanomaterials for ocular therapy.
The NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis will provide a clinical research environment that facilitates the development of new materials and techniques for ophthalmology practice. IBN's nanostructured ocular materials will undergo clinical trials at the NUH Eye Centre prior to commercial applications.
Since 2003, IBN has been revolutionizing medical treatment with sophisticated biomaterials and systems for delivering therapeutics to diseased cells and organs. This key research thrust at IBN has led to the synthesis of a novel drug-loaded contact lens that can deliver medication more effectively than eye drops for the treatment of eye diseases such as glaucoma. The latest ocular research invention created by IBN is the world's first photochromic contact lens that will darken upon exposure to sunlight to protect the eyes against harmful ultraviolet radiation and glare. The lenses will conveniently adapt to changes in light and provide optimal indoor and outdoor vision.
"IBN's mission is to conduct strategic research that addresses important biomedical problems through novel technology platforms that present major commercial potential. The launch of IBN iCare and our collaboration with NUH symbolize our commitment towards establishing Singapore as an international, world class biomedical hub. By bridging the gap from bench to bedside, we are well positioned to facilitate the commercialization of our research innovations," said Professor Jackie Y. Ying, IBN Founding Executive Director.
Recognizing the commercial potential of IBN's ocular biomaterials, Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd (ETPL), the strategic marketing and commercialization arm of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), provided a S$5 million Flagship Fund to set up IBN iCare. IBN iCare will accelerate the translation of strategic research in vision care to viable medical products and treatments. Its mission is to incubate start-up companies in vision care, and attract more global partners to Singapore to create a major commercial impact on myopia and vision impairment treatment.
Boon Swan Foo, Executive Chairman of Exploit Technologies, said, "Exploit Technologies is pleased to have partnered IBN and NUH in building this tripartite commercialisation effort. The bringing together of clinicians with scientists and commercial people to this juncture is due to the unrelenting effort of the key players, including Dr. Muhammad Tani, Professor Jackie Ying and Associate Professor Paul Chew who have worked hard to overcome obstacles along the way. Our team started to work on the project since 2005; it was a time when the market was not ready for adoption of the drug eluting nanoporous contact lens technology. We ploughed the market, evolved our marketing strategies, and essentially created a market when there was none. Through our efforts, the technology was licensed to a MNC in 2006, with a contract value of more than S$100 million. To further exploit the technology's commercial potential, we held discussions with clinicians and industry players to find out other potential applications; and the idea of the NUH Eye Centre was born in 2007. To ensure the success of this meaningful project, Exploit Technologies launched a Flagship project, coupled with an S$5 million funding, to help set up IBN iCare and NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis.
"Today, we see the fruits of our labour. I am delighted that big players like SAF and Carl Zeiss are partnering us in the effort to take R&D from the lab to market. Additionally, two Singapore-based companies have already expressed interest to license IBN's photochromic contact lens. I am encouraged that diverse teams with proper leadership and good technologies can lead to a successful start of a great future ahead."
In addition to research, the NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis will also provide a wide range of eye care services, LASIK and refractive surgery for patients. The patient-centric centre is designed with the patient's interest and safety in mind. For example, to improve the patient's experience, the configuration of the centre optimises the patient flow by guiding them through the various eye-check stations. The LASIK operating suite also complies with stringent guidelines to enhance patients' safety. Another interesting feature is the see-through glass that allows the patients' family members to observe the LASIK procedure. Innovative treatment of vision correction using IBN's biomaterials will also be widely offered through the NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis.
Joe Sim, NUH Chief Executive Officer, said, "Having one of our eye facilities located in the Biopolis means we are right within the research hub. This will facilitate greater opportunities for research collaboration which is aligned with our focus as an academic medical centre. Our partnership with IBN will allow us to work closely with researchers on projects that will potentially translate to better care to benefit our patients and Singaporeans."
The close proximity of the eye clinic to IBN iCare at the Biopolis will strengthen the partnership between NUHS ophthalmologists and IBN researchers to better meet the healthcare needs of the patients. Besides eye care, IBN scientists can also work closely with clinicians at NUH to advance collaborations in IBN's four research areas: Drug and Gene Delivery, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Biosensors and Biodevices, Pharmaceuticals Synthesis and Nanobiotechnology.
The initiative by IBN iCare and NUH Eye Centre @ Biopolis will also expedite the route to commercialization by bridging the gap from bench to industry. IBN is working with Carl Zeiss, a global leader in the optical industries, on the development of technologies and treatments associated with IBN's innovative ocular biomaterials. The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Medical Corps is also partnering with IBN and NUH in research and training for vision correction technology to address the problems of myopia and ocular trauma in SAF operations.
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so did I.no wait...
*high fives*
Still, it was you who did most of the work. /Ionlygot10points
Enjoy getting a high number again… or not… now…
1 its never too late to eat. besides, i wanted to get the eevee first
and thanks 36, you see how theres more people now?
On Hiatus
3, I must say good morning, good afternoon and goodnight to all
I'm going to go do some light reading to wind down for the evening
Bye then.
How's everyone doing?
@Fanal, Still, there could have been quite a difference if you got 0 instead of 10^_^
Anyway, I'm off to bed, nighty night!
The absence of fear does not mean the presence of courage
Merely a lack of brains
Bye then.
True, true.
10, halfway there
ORAS? I'm excited
11 Hi drac, Hi IB and bye/hi joey
My Shiny Pokemon:
5th Gen:
;Emolga; ;Solosis;
6th Gen:
Greninja ;Volcarona; (X2) Aegislash ;Lampent; Diggersby
Luvin' the t'wigs <3
3DS fc: Paddy 2621-3316-5077 (Pm if you add me)
12 blorf
Sup guys
Special thanks to Sworn Metalhead for the epic banner.
14, halfway there
ORAS? I'm excited
Special thanks to Sworn Metalhead for the epic banner.
16, hi! how's everyone doing?
The Doctor: 'People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually*
from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff.'
In other words: Time is Complicated.Credit to epicjirachifan, Chapter of Charizard FairyWitch and Astaral Shadow of the Under
17... Im fine thanks XD
Spoiler:- Lvl 100 Pokémon:
My level 100 Pokémon:
1 8
2 0
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