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If thou woulds't Stoop to wake a String
Which nought but grief can play;
If thou woulds't Plume thy Cyren wing
To lure but not bewray;
If thou shoulds't bruise a bended reed
Or break a yielding heart;
I will not blame the causeless deed
That wings so keen a dart:
I may have been a willing Slave
To loves bewildering Sway
My fate was cast upon a wave
I never Sought to Stay
I may have bow'd my haughty will
To passions fondest Toy
And ever deemed the faithful Still
Aye and loved thee, like a boy
I dream't an Angel heart was mine
Its passions and its fears
I thought that Angel heart was thine
And blessed it with my tears;
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An Itinerant Dealer in Cattle
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Scabby Sheep and Cattle at Mel
bourne returned to Sydney lately
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Remote controls have come a long way in a fairly short amount of time. Today's models have built-in touchscreens, can operate the lights and thermostats and can link to the Internet. They can be used in the swimming pool, can locate your favorite music CD and light up so you can find them in the dark.
With so much going for them, it can be difficult to determine which features are the most important to consider when shopping for a remote control. We asked Pete Baker, vice president of sales and marketing at RTI Technologies, and Jon Sienkiewicz, director of marketing at Universal Remote Control, for their expert advice. Based on their input, here's our Top 10:
1. Macro Capability. In the "old days," getting your A/V system to play a movie may have required that you press a half a dozen keys on your remote. Remotes with macro capabilities cut that process to just one touch. A button labeled "movie," for example, could turn on the TV, lower the lights, turn on the A/V receiver and the Blu-ray player, select the correct audio and video inputs on the TV, set the surround-sound mode and even lower the room temperature.
2. Radio-Frequency Communication. A remote control that's able to transmit its commands to components via radio-frequency airwaves offers a few advantages over a traditional IR (infrared) remote. Because signals transmitted by an RF remote can travel through doors, walls and other structures, you'll be able to operate your A/V equipment from anywhere in the room (or the house, for that matter). This also means that you'll be able to hide your components behinds the doors of your entertainment cabinet, inside a closet or even in the utility room in the basement.
3. Programmable. If you're interested in using your remote control to operate more than just the audio and video components in your family room, make sure it can be programmed to handle lots of different tasks. For example, you might want to be able to dim the lights or lower the motorized shades from your remote.
4. DIY. Would you like to be able to program your remote yourself, or would be you more comfortable leaving it a professional home systems installer? Some remotes are designed to let DIYers take a crack at programming, but if your control plans are elaborate, involving lots of devices and several macros, it's best that you bring in a pro.
5. Customizable Display. This goes hand-in-hand with programmability. The more tasks your remote is programmed to handle, the more important it becomes to customize its buttons (see below) and screen. With a customizable screen your home systems pro will be able to create a page of commands that relates specifically to each device and system you want to control, activity you enjoy, or family member who uses the remote. For example, a page titled "lights" would display only those commands used to operate the lights. Another page called "activities" could bring up a list with items like "bedtime," "party," "morning," and "good-bye." Engaging the bedtime button, for example, could turn off the lights, set back the thermostats and close the window shades. Finally, each family member could have his or her own "favorites" page. Your page might display icons for ESPN, CNN and The History Channel, while you're 12-year-old son's shows MTV, Cartoon Network and Discovery Channel.
6. Color? Screens can display information in either color or black-and-white. Color is usually more engaging, but black-and-white is more affordable.
7. Button Layout. Make sure the buttons—both in how they're labeled and how they're arranged—make sense to you.
8. Ergonomics. Similarly, you'll want a remote that feels comfortable to hold. Consider the comfort level of everyone who'll be using the remote, including the kids, the in-laws and the babysitter.
9. Docking Station. This is particularly in homes where the remote is always lost. A docking station offers a place to put your clicker other than on the cushions of the couch. Plus, it recharges the batteries the remote is always fresh and ready to go.
10. Aesthetics. Unless you plan on keeping your remote control in a drawer, look for a model that will look good on your coffee table.
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Before the taste: L'Amourette's packaging is gorgeously romantic, reminiscent of a Valentine's box (hearts, flowers and swirls). The colors and lettering set each other off beautifully, with the interior wrapping enhancing the box design. The 100g bar is wrapped in colored foil, matching the lettering on box. The only issue I had was the L'Amourette sticker holding the foil closed. Instead of peeling back, the foil around the edges tore, making it difficult to close the foil. The information on the box includes the standard origin, weight, ingredients, etc. The bar itself is segmented into 10 embossed tablets and it appears the mold could also be used to form filled bars (the tablets are each about 1cm thick at the center). The bar is a rich chestnut brown, glossy and nicely poured, very clean. The aroma is pleasant with maybe a hint of vanilla.
Getting to the heart of it: I didn't expect much snap with such a thick bite, but there is some toothiness to it, even at the center of the tablet. Because of the thickness, it's tempting to chew it, rather than let it melt. The melt is chunky and slightly powdery. There is a slight astringency (and a tingling, which is unusual to me) to the bar that lingers long after the chocolate is gone, finishing with a slight burn. There is a lot of fat in this bar, which inhibits the flavor and experience. It tastes a bit like brownie, but not particularly fudgy and not overly sweet. Though there is vanilla, in the form of Bourbon vanilla beans, in the bar, there is no strong vanilla flavor.
Overall: This bar is not complex at all. There is chocolate and astringency and the flavor is muted by fat. Going back to the package, the nutrition information indicates that 10g of the 40g serving are from sugar (to be expected in a 75% bar) and also that 18g are from fat. I think this bar shows some promise and that it would benefit from less fat, to showcase the natural flavors of the cacao. As it is, it would make a great transition bar, for people interested in moving to single origin chocolates.


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STRANRAER v DUNFERMLINE: Former Stair Park hero looking forward to returning to his old stomping ground.
Stirling Albion welcome Raith Rovers for this weekend's Scottish Cup game
Stirling Albion boss Stuart McLaren insists his team can overcome poor form to progress in the cup tie against Raith Rovers
MORTON remain in first place after seeing off Stenhousemuir 3-1, while Dunfermline Athletic made light work of Stirling Albion
All the information you need for Saturday, 22nd November's SPFL League One action plus Morton gaffer Jim Duffy's take on how this is the most competitive division in Scotland
Stirling Albion assistant manager Martyn Corrigan is hoping tomorrow's trip to Dunfermline is more enjoyable than his last visit there with the Binos.
New Stirling Albion boss Stuart McLaren is hoping his team can build on last weekend's draw against Stranraer
A ROUND-UP of Saturday's League One action with matches taking place across the country.
New Stirling Albion boss Stuart McLaren is unlikely to forget his first game in charge in a hurry after witnessing a remarkable Scottish Cup third-round replay on Saturday.
EUAN McLEAN mans the Hotline and hears from fans angered by yesterday's scenes at Pittodrie on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War.
A tricky Scottish Cup replay awaits Stirling Albion with a home tie against Championship side Raith Rovers on Saturday, November 29, the prize for the winners.
New Stirling Albion manager Stuart McLaren is hoping to just as popular in the dugout as he was in his playing days at Forthbank
Stirling Albion earned a Scottish Cup replay against Ayrshire Juniors Hurlford United despite having a man sent off in the second half
McLAREN has left his position as head coach at Loughborough University FC to replace Greig McDonald at his former stomping ground.
Stirling Albion expect to have completed interviews with the candidates for the managerial vacancy by the end of today (Friday).
MEDIA Scotland sports journalists Nick Thomson, Paul Thomson and Colin Paterson look ahead to the weekend Premiership and Scottish Cup action.
Stirling Albion are closing in on a new manager – but the boss won't be in place for Saturday's tough Scottish Cup tie at Hurlford United.
One of the busiest basketball schedules ever for the Stirling Knights club last weekend saw a whopping 15 games in one weekend for the players, parents and coaches.
FORMER Hearts youngster Smith believes there is enough talent at Forthbank to ensure the Binos avoid an automatic return to League Two.
Stirling Albion have had more than 30 applications for the post of manager at the Forthbank club.
Stirling Albion are searching for a new manager following the departure of Greig McDonald after a 4-0 thrashing by Stenhousemuir.
MEDIA Scotland sports journalist Colin Paterson reflects on the latest managerial departures as clubs both north and south of the border ring the changes.
ALL the match reports from the League 1 matches where the 42-year-old former Celtic keeper produced a vintage performance and saved a penalty v Forfar.
Stirling Albion's only league victory of the season came at Stenhousemuir and they hope to repeat the dose at Forthbank on Saturday.
Stirling Albion lost 2-0 to Morton at Cappielow at the weekend to slip to the foot of the table and lie two points behind their next two opponents Stenhousemuir and Airdrieonians.
Teenager defender Lee Hamilton has signed a new contract with Stirling Albion to stay with the club until the end of 2015-16
Skipper Darren Smith, who is back in the side after missing the start of the season through injury, knows Stirling Albion need to tighten up at the back.
Stirling Albion must address their recent poor first-half performances if they are to take anything from the next two fixtures - at home to Dunfermline and away to Morton.
PETERHEAD were left in disarray after THREE of their players were sent off in the first half at East End Park while in Angus, Forfar eased to three points and the league's top spot after overcoming Brechin.
Stirling Albion striker Sandy Cunningham insists he is happy to play whatever part Greig McDonald decides after coming off the bench against Forfar last weekend.
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11 Mindfulness Tricks to Get Eating Under Control
When you're staring at say, a plate full of cookies, walking away sounds good in theory, but in practice feels like just about the hardest thing ever. No more, thanks to these science-driven, expert-proven strategies for munching in moderation.
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Try positive reinforcement
"Reward yourself for good behavior, not pounds lost," says Brian Wansink, PhD, founder of Mindless Eating and the author of the upcoming book, Slim By Design. First, create two healthy habits—like swapping a high-calorie processed snack for a fruit or vegetable, or not using plates larger than nine-and-a-half inches in diameter—for yourself. Then, grab a wall calendar and look at today's date. For every day you make a positive change, reward yourself with something that has nothing to do with food, such as a 10-minute massage the nail salon.


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O2 Inside Line is back to tell the story of England's tour to South America. Christian Wade and Mike Brown discuss rooming bugbears this week, Joe Marler explains how Games of Thrones taking over for him and Jonny May, while Stephen Myler and Paul Doran Jones talk sun cream and the differences between piano pushers and piano players.


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Another Look At The Last Stand – Look! It Moves! By Adi Tantimedh
Adi Tantimedh writes: Slow week for pop culture after the finale of True Detective, not much going on in movies or comics that other people haven't already commented on, not much to say about the cultural subtexts of Titanfall, which …
Korean Horror Film I Saw The Devil Getting English Remake
Another Asian horror flick is getting the English remake treatment.
Arnold Schwarzenegger On Returning To Action, The Last Stand And More
Also: Patrick's mini-review of the film.


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Monday, 20 April 2009
Blue Monday
19 comments:
- Smilingsal said...
I'll have a piece of that yummy fudge, please. And your earrings are sweet. Yes, indeed, I know of Michael W. Smith; he's a fantastic singer. Thanks for sharing. Happy Blue Monday.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 07:17:00 GMT-3
- Karen said...
I enjoyed your treasures for Blue Monday. My Mother used to make homemade fudge and divinitym but I liked the fudge the best! Have a great Monday.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 09:08:00 GMT-3
- Knitty said...
My sweet tooth is vibrating after seeing that fudge!
- Monday, 20 April 2009 11:24:00 GMT-3
- ellen b said...
Lovely! I want some of that fudge now :0)
Michael W. Smith is a great musician. I love that they added the serve part to the sweatshirt. Have a lovely day!
- Monday, 20 April 2009 11:39:00 GMT-3
- susan said...
I HOPE that fudge is not available where I shop!!! Have never seen Michael W. Smith, but I would love to! Have a happy week!
- Monday, 20 April 2009 11:41:00 GMT-3
- Barb~Bella Vista said...
I love fudge...wonderful pictures.
Happy Blue Monday.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 12:12:00 GMT-3
- Marie said...
Luv that jacket...sends all the right messages! Thanks for visiting me today :)
- Monday, 20 April 2009 13:27:00 GMT-3
- Clif said...
Excellent and interesting post. Man, would I like a piece of that fudge. Thanks for dropping by yesterday and leaving a comment. Have a great week.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 13:50:00 GMT-3
- Barb said...
I like your blues today.
I did expect to scroll down and see an empty plate, but, aha, a jewelry box instead. =0)
Blessings, and thanks for coming by.
Barbara Jean
- Monday, 20 April 2009 14:38:00 GMT-3
- Libby Murphy said...
Oh does that fudge ever look delicious. Don't you wish we could pass things back and forth along our computers for tasting.
Happy Twirls
Jackson, TN
- Monday, 20 April 2009 14:48:00 GMT-3
- Carrie said...
The fudge looks yummy...I will look in stores for it.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 17:16:00 GMT-3
- The Stylish House said...
That fudge looks so good, I might have to raid the cookie jar! My mom makes peanut butter fudge at Christmas which never lasts very long.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 17:27:00 GMT-3
- xinex said...
Hmmmm, that fudge looks so good. I wonder where I can find it. Pretty earrings and your son and dil are so sweet to give you the tshirt....Christine
- Monday, 20 April 2009 17:57:00 GMT-3
- kbbryant said...
Is that snow falling on your page? It looks wonderful as today we are in a heat wave in California, 93 degrees hot! The fudge is a good tip, and yes Michael W Smith makes beautiful music and sweatshirts.
Kathy b
- Monday, 20 April 2009 18:50:00 GMT-3
- jeanne said...
Hi Sandi, I want a piece of that candy now. Mmmmmm. Your earrings are very sweet and your hoodie is so special. Lucky you.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 22:17:00 GMT-3
- Beautiful Pear Tree Lane said...
Hi Sandi,
That fudge looks so delicious, and I will gladly take a piece. The earrings are beautiful too, as well as the shirt. I so enjoy Michael w. Smiths music. Thank you for sharing.
- Monday, 20 April 2009 22:43:00 GMT-3
- TJ said...
I've seen the Pink Saturday posts on different blogs but have not heard about blue Mondays! Neat idea!
Feel free to stop by my blog and join in on the GIVEAWAY fun! www.tjssweethome.blogspot.com
- Tuesday, 21 April 2009 00:37:00 GMT-3
- Nicole said...
Now I'm graving Sweets - thanks ;)
Oh, I love the Sparklies in the Velvet box, nicy! :D
And a cool Shirt!
Thanks for the fun Blue Monday :D
- Tuesday, 21 April 2009 03:43:00 GMT-3
- Candy said...
Nice birthday goodies and yummy fudge. Enjoy...sparkles and warm hoodie...it's a good thing!
Blessings, Candy
- Tuesday, 21 April 2009 09:27:00 GMT-3


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Archive for 'Sustainability'
City launches 'Neighbors for Road Safety' program
Mayor Mike McGinn today announced a new "Neighbors for Road Safety" program, which mobilizes Seattle residents to help raise awareness of road safety issues in their communities. Participants who sign up to be a Neighbor for Road Safety will have several resources available to them: educational materials; hard data on neighborhood-specific road safety issues; a […][More]
Posted: October 30th, 2013 under Community Engagement, Education, Health, Mayor McGinn, Public Safety, Sustainability, Transportation.
Celebrating Food Day
October 24th is Food Day, a nationwide celebration and a movement for healthy, affordable, and sustainable food. Last year we celebrated Food Day by releasing Seattle's Food Action Plan, a roadmap that lays out steps for our City to get more healthy food to more Seattle residents, expand opportunities to grow food in the City, […][More]
Posted: October 24th, 2013 under Community Engagement, Health, Mayor McGinn, Sustainability.
Seattle Public Utilities to go carbon neutral by 2015
Today I issued an executive order directing Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) to work to become carbon neutral by 2015. Seattle City Light has been carbon neutral since 2005, leading the way for our other utilities and agencies. Our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are critical given the dramatic impacts we can expect from unchecked […][More]
Posted: October 22nd, 2013 under Mayor McGinn, Sustainability.
Fossil fuel divestment movement comes to Seattle to plan next steps
Mayor Mike McGinn today joined local government leaders and financial experts from across the country to kick off the Seattle Divestment Forum. Hosted by Mayor McGinn and organized by the Mayors Innovation Project, the Seattle Divestment Forum brings together local governments and financial professionals to develop strategies, practices, and new financial tools to promote divestment […][More]
Posted: October 17th, 2013 under Community Engagement, Health, Mayor McGinn, Sustainability.
Next Steps on Fossil Fuel Divestment
Last December, I outlined the actions the City of Seattle was taking to begin divesting from fossil fuels. Since that time significant progress has been made. Sixteen cities from across the country have joined us in committing to fossil fuel divestment. We've also moved forward on a number of fronts here in Seattle. We stopped […][More]
Posted: October 1st, 2013 under Mayor McGinn, Sustainability.
36 Northwest leaders call on President Obama and government agencies to conduct broad and inclusive review of coal exports
Thirty six elected and tribal officials from the Pacific Northwest are calling on the state and federal governments to conduct a broad, inclusive review of all three coal export sites proposed for Washington and Oregon. In letters to President Barack Obama, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Washington Governor Jay Inslee and the Washington […][More]
Posted: October 1st, 2013 under Mayor McGinn, Sustainability, Transportation.
Kwel Hoy' totem pole arrives in Seattle
Mayor Mike McGinn today welcomed the Kwel Hoy' Totem Pole to Seattle. Jewell James, a member of the Lummi Tribe, and the House of Tears Carvers created the totem pole as a statement of opposition against the Gateway Pacific Terminal, proposed for Cherry Point, north of Bellingham. "The Kwel Hoy' Totem Pole is a symbol […][More]
Posted: September 26th, 2013 under Community Engagement, Mayor McGinn, Sustainability.
$5.5 million in Neighborhood Street Fund Projects announced
Mayor Mike McGinn today announced that 12 community-requested projects will be constructed through the City's Neighborhood Street Fund (NSF) Large Project program. Utilizing funds from the voter-approved Bridging the Gap (BTG) transportation levy and $1 million in savings from the Spokane Street Viaduct project, the city will invest $5.5 million over the next three years […][More]
Posted: September 16th, 2013 under Budget, Community Engagement, Health, Mayor McGinn, Sustainability, Transportation.
Mayor McGinn announces nearly $14 million in neighborhood transportation investments
Mayor Mike McGinn announced nearly $14 million in neighborhood transportation investments throughout Seattle as part of his 2014 Proposed Budget. These investments focus on the basics, with more funding for sidewalks, road paving, design work for bridge rehabilitation, and funding for coordinated transportation planning in four key corridors. "Seattle's economy is doing well, and that […][More]
Posted: September 11th, 2013 under Budget, Community Engagement, Mayor McGinn, Sustainability, Transportation.
Celebrating the New World Headquarters for Harley Marine Services
Last week I was honored to help celebrate the recently completed Harley and Lela Franco Maritime Center, the new world headquarters for Harley Marine Services (HMS) on Harbor Island. HMS has been a Seattle employer for over 30 years, and is one of the City's key partners in the Maritime Industry, which provides more than […][More]
Posted: September 3rd, 2013 under Jobs, Sustainability.


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Children, Youth & Family Consortium (CYFC) conducts its own, and partners with, a variety of programs, focused primarily on the integration of research, practice and policy. Centered around five guiding principles, our work is set in the context of multidisciplinary networks and community-university collaborations. CYFC also participates in work on the University of Minnesota campus and nationally to create cultural shifts and systems change on university campuses that promote public engagement and the development, support, and recognition of faculty, staff, students and community partners who conduct their research, teaching, programmatic and policy endeavors through respectful collaboration.
Center for Neurobehavioral Development (CNBD) UConnects — CYFC coordinates a partnership between the University of Minnesota's Center for Neurobehavioral Development (CNBD) and the Southwest Research and Outreach Center in Lamberton, Minnesota to bring practice-relevant research-based information about child development to practitioners in Southwest Minnesota. Twice per year, CNBD faculty and other University faculty and staff provide a one day training for professionals in southwest Minnesota. Past topics have included autism, Fetal Alcohol Effect, and the impact of nutrition on learning and behavior. The trainings include basic science information in accessible and digestible form and applied information about implications for professional practice with children. This partnership infuses research into practice.
CES4Health.info — This website provides a mechanism for rigorous peer review and online publication of scholarly products that are in forms other than journal articles resulting from service-learning, community-based participatory research, and other community-academic partnership work related to health. This service will increase the likelihood that products developed in collaborations between academics and communities will "count" in the promotion and tenure process and have greater impact in communities. CYFC Director, Cathy Jordan, is the editor of CES4Health.info.
Child Welfare and Education Learning Community (CWELC) — This WT Grant Foundation funded project is addressing the intersection of child welfare and education systems across three states, Minnesota, Illinois, and North Carolina.
Children's Mental Health Case Studies — These online, interactive tools encourage Practitioners, instructors, graduate students, and community partners to collaborate together and explore how to respond effectively to children's mental health needs.
Children's Mental Health eReview — Online publication that promotes use of research in practice and policy in order to promote children's mental health.
Children's Mental Health Research to Practice Series — CYFC co-sponsors this series with Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health (MACMH) at the annual Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference.
Cultural Providers Network — A coalition of providers for children and families of color, institutions of higher learning and Minnesota policy professionals interested in bridging research with practice and policy.
CYFC Scholars — CYFC engages a small cohort of faculty, research staff and graduate students for four years, providing financial support, technical assistance, promotional and dissemination services, and professional development. The program strives to generate research related to the intersection of education and health disparities and enhance the capacity of faculty to conduct community-engaged research.
Lessons from the Field — A theme-based educational seminar series that engages and informs practitioners and researchers who work in children's mental health-related fields.
Maxfield Center for Culture, Families, and Learning Asthma Project — Collaborative projects utilizing African American culture as a resource for enhancing the educational and health outcomes of Saint Paul's Maxfield Elementary students. In this program, the homes of students with asthma are assessed by the Sustainable Resources Center for asthma triggers and risk mediation. Families receive asthma trigger reduction education and asthma symptom management education. The children also receive asthma symptom management education. Families are further supported in their efforts to prevent asthma symptoms through a kinship network approach conducted by the Cultural Wellness Center.
Minnesota Center for Cancer Collaborations — CYFC directs the training core of this large center grant, with the goal of enhancing the capacity of academic researchers and community members to conduct mutually beneficial community-engaged research to address cancer and other health disparities.
Minnesota Children & Nature Connection — This alliance of multidisciplinary professionals who aim to increase awareness of the developmental, social, emotional and health benefits of connecting children and families to nature. This is an alliance of multidisciplinary professionals who aim to increase awareness of the developmental, social, emotional and health benefits of connecting children and families to nature. These benefits are described in a research brief (22 MB PDF) available for all to use. CNC hosts a bimonthly brown-bag seminar to explore topics related to the benefits of and best practices in connecting children to nature. Read a summary (269 K PDF) of the March 2014 Event: Nature's Connection to Mental Health presented by CYFC's Judy Myers.
National University-Based Child & Family Policy Consortium (CYFP) — CYFC is a member of the National University-Based Child & Family Policy Consortium (CFPC). CFPC fosters national scientific collaboration around child and family policy issues, cross-disciplinary undergraduate and graduate training and effective translation between research, practice, and policy issues.
CYFC is leading a WT Grant funded effort with colleagues in CFPC from Duke University and Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago to bring together policymakers and researchers across three states (Illinois, North Carolina and Minnesota) to address issues surrounding the intersection of child welfare and education. More information.
Wonder Years — Wonder Years: The Science of Early Childhood is a Science Museum of Minnesota exhibition. CYFC staff are conducting research on how this museum exhibition or related citizen dialogues may effectively communicate research-based information to policymakers, and to what extent that knowledge may impact policymakers' decision-making on early childhood issues.


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Archive for July 2013
Diablo 3 expansion announcement for Gamescom?
Earlier this week sites were notified about various Diablo 3 panel discussions with the press at Gamescom and a subsequent email has dropped which reads:
"You are invited to join Blizzard Entertainment at a press conference on the first day of gamescom 2013.
Fueling on funding: Desert Strike-alike Hell-IX lands at Kickstarter
Retromade Games have sent up a Kickstarter flare, and are hoping for you to swoop in on your helicopters and airlift them some money.
Reams of trouble: Realms of Arkania reportedly launches in a broken state
Oh dear. It looks like the launch of Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny hasn't gone well.
Rise of the Triad review
Do you miss 90s shooters like Doom, when level design was paramount to the extent that certain level designers actually became pretty well known?
Bite me: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow demo swoops onto Steam
If you're curious about how well the port of MercurySteam's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Ultimate Edition will hold up when it launches in a month, you can get yourself a sneak peek by downloading a demo on Steam.
Getting a fix: Prison Architect alpha 12 smuggles out contraband
Introversion Software have announced the release of Prison Architect's alpha 12, which adds in contraband.
Fallen empire: Imperium Galactica on hold
Hungarian developer Digital Reality have stated that their new Imperium Galactica game has been put on hold.
Batmen and Robins: Multiplayer confirmed for Batman: Arkham Origins
In a surprise twist that doesn't actually spoil any of the single-player campaign, Warner Bros has revealed that Batman: Arkham Origins will feature a competitive multiplayer mode.
IncGamers Podcast #125
Can the podcast team interest you in some fish?
Hopefully so, because the thrilling, not-at-all-playground-style drama of Phil Fish's sudden games industry resignation is a point of discussion this week.
Bully for us: Take-Two files a new trademark for Bully
Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, have filed a new trademark application for Bully (known in certain regions as Canis Canem Edit).
Drink up: Drinkbox's Guacamelee! Gold Edition coming to PC
Drinkbox has announced that their luchador-themed 'metroidvania' title Guacamelee! will be getting a Gold Edition release on Steam next week.
Not so humble: Latest Humble Bundle offers Dead Island, Saints Row 3, Risen 2
I remember when the Humble Bundles were called Humble Indie Bundles.
Zeno Clash II vs your frame-rate: New challenge maps released
A pair of free challenge maps have descended upon Zeno Clash II today, along with a 60% off sale on Steam (making the game a very reasonable $8.00 USD.) The first is a fairly standard "waves of attack" mode, albeit in traditional Zeno Clash style (so not that standard.) 50 waves of foes stand between you and ultimate glory.
So Langres: Popular multiplayer map reborn for Company of Heroes 2
By the sounds of things, 'Langres' was a preeeetty popular map for the original Company of Heroes, so bringing it back for Company of Heroes 2 sounds like a fairly sold plan.
See The Elder Scrolls Online online: Bethesda to stream it from QuakeCon
Bethesda have unveiled the full lineup of panels and presentations at QuakeCon's main stage, but – if you're not going – you'll likely be more interested to hear that they'll also be streaming a lot of the more interesting one.
River Plateful: PES 2014 licenses Argentinian Primera División
The Pro Evo series has gone a bit South American for its last few outings, nabbing licenses for things like the Copa Libertadores tournament.
Cloudberry Kingdom review
If you want to be a games journalist, I'd caution you about one thing.
Conspicuous: Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag screens show multiplayer
Three new screens from the forthcoming coming-late-to-PC Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag have popped up today, showing off the title's multiplayer mode.
Animal house: Mighty Quest for Epic Loot's second Open House begins
Ubisoft have announced the beginning of the second Open House event for Mighty Quest for Epic Loot.
Guild Wars 2 celebrating Queen's Jubilee in August
Well, isn't that lovely? Divinity's Reach is about to celebrate ten years of Queen Jennah's rule, and you're invited to the party!
Europa Universalis 4 pre-orders bring Crusader Kings 2 save converter
Well, I can't say that was exactly expected. Pre-order Paradox' Europa Universalis 4 and you'll get a Crusader Kings 2 savegame importer – as well as a copy of Crusader Kings 2, so that you can use it.
BioShock Infinite DLC Clash in the Clouds and Burial at Sea announced
Here it is, the first real news on Bioshock Infinite DLC and it's called Clash in the Clouds.
Saints No: Australia bans Saints Row 4 again
Oh, Australia, country of my birth. I love you, but you are a bit weird about those videogame things.
The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot monetisation system rolled back
How many times have you thought a game system was simply ill-conceived but the developers refused to budge?
More spies vs other mercs: Ubisoft shows 'Blacklist' version of spies vs mercs mode
Did you know that Splinter Cell: Blacklist is going to have two different versions of the popular 'Spies vs Mercs' multiplayer mode?
Bioshock Infinite DLC announcement teased for Tuesday
Update: The DLC has been announced
Where is the Bioshock Infinite DLC?
Gratuitous Panzer shots: World of Tanks meets anime in Japan
To coincide with World of Tanks' upcoming September release in Japan, what else would Wargaming.net do but plan a collaboration with an anime series?
Teleglitch: Die More Edition Review
True to its subheading, this updated version of Teleglitch will make you die.
Let's hunt for hidden PC version clues in these Grand Theft Auto V images
Everybody is fairly sure a PC version of Grand Theft Auto V is on the way.
Satellite Reign Kickstarter ends with environmental destruction
The will-it-won't-it Kickstarter for 5 Lives Studios' spiritual successor to Syndicate Wars, Satellite Reign, has ended with a bang.


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Meet more Fools.
Mark Tucker
Mark grew up in Rutland, Vermont. Instead of learning to ski, he amused himself by riding a unicycle, juggling, and performing magic and ventriloquism. After receiving his BFA in Art at Ohio Wesleyan University and an MFA in Painting at the University of Michigan (including a post-grad year in Germany), Mark began his artistic career building parade floats for America's Thanksgiving Parade. Later, he moved to Boston and became a freelance scenic painter. For ten years he painted sets for opera, ballet, television, TV commercials, and movies.
After moving back to Michigan with his wife Trish, and their three sons, Mark began teaching art (mostly to non-art majors) through the Lloyd Hall Scholars Program at the University of Michigan. In 2006, while trying to find a way to bring undergraduate students from his "Art in Public Spaces" course together with community members to make an exciting piece of public artwork, the Street Theater Art (START) Project was born. FestiFools is START's very first public art venture.
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Welcome to Jaworek!
Marlborough, MA 01752
(508) 460-3506
School Hours 8:50 a.m. - 3:05 p.m.
Cheryl Piccirelli, Principal
Dr. Marc Kerble, Interim Assistant Principal
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|Marlborough Early Childhood Center Preschool 2015-16 registration - click here for information!
|Online ELL Literacy Resources for Families
The Massachusetts Educators of English Language Learners (MATSOL) has compiled multilingual literacy resources for families in honor of Family Literacy Month in Massachusetts. It includes resources in Spanish, Portuguese, and other languages spoken by Marlborough families. To access these resources, click here: http://www.matsol.org/multilingual-literacy-resources-for-parents.
|Thank you, Readers!
Oct. 23 was Community Readers Day at Jaworek, with each class getting treated to a book read by a community volunteer (some of whom are pictured below). We appreciate everyone's support of reading and literacy!
|Sunovion 'Hands On' day of service at MPS
On Oct. 17, hundreds of volunteers from the Marlborough-based Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc. rolled up their sleeves and dedicated a day of their time to help the Marlborough schools with various projects. To learn more about this generous volunteer effort, click here!
|PARENTS: Here are the presentations from the Oct. 15 & 16 curriculum nights!
|PARENTS: On Oct. 15, MPS schools mailed out letters to parents/guardians regarding the 2014 MCAS scores, school accountability and performance, and initiatives that target areas for improvement. Also included with each letter grades K-8 was a Title 1 Compact for parents. To view your schools DESE 2014 Report Card, Report Card Overview, principals letter and Title 1 compact, visit the districts MCAS/PARCC/NCLB Report Cards/Accountability webpage.
|PARENTS: Please read the attached letter regarding the Enterovirus D-68, the district's vigilance in watching for trends in illness patterns, and what students, parents and staff can do to help prevent spreading of the virus should it occur in our community.
|Support Jaworek School by becoming a volunteer!
Volunteers play an important and valuable role in our school. Join our Jaworek team by becoming a Jaworek volunteer. See our Volunteer Brochure (English / Portuguese / Spanish) for more information!
|Welcome back!
Students walking into Jaworek Elementary to start the new school year are being greeted by many creative and helpful bulletin boards. Shown below are just a few of the classroom greetings from around the school!
|Student supply lists for 2014-15:
Celebrating 50 years
|Festival of Flags
On June 12, Jawork Elementary hosted its annual Festival of Flags, where parents, students and the community could tour the cafeteria with their "passports," visiting displays about various countries, sampling foods and playing games. Shown below are some highlights of the evening. Our sincere thanks to out to all faculyt and staff, parents and other volunteers for their efforts in making the evening such a success!
The Sgt. Charles J. Jaworek School Wall of Honor
|Memorial Day salute
Jaworek hosted its annual Memorial Day program May 20, with veterans representing all branches of the armed forces as their invited guests. Shown below are highlights of the event, including a student peformance to Lee Greenwood's "God Bless The USA."
Parents: Starting with the 2012-13 school year, the district implemented a standards-based report card system. These report cards differ from those in the past; the new report cards reflect the Common Core standards embedded in the districts new curriculum. Feedback on the report cards will be collected periodically to identify and develop revisions as needed. To access a parent pamphlet on the standards-based report cards, click: English - Portuguese - Spanish. To access a glossary of terms and phrases, click: English Portuguese Spanish.


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Dataset summary:
The PharmDB is a tripartite pharmacological network database and consists of three kinds of nodes, namely, human diseases, drugs, and proteins.
The data were imported from nine public databases, EntrezGene interaction, MINT, DIP, CTD, TTD, ChemBank, PharmGKB, OMIM, and GAD.
For data integration in a unified format, we adopted PubChem CID for drugs, GeneID for proteins, and MeSH descriptor for diseases. PharmDB and phExplorer, a network visualization tool, are freely available at http://www.i-pharm.org/
As an ever-increasing number of biological and pharmacological data are scattered, the integrated data of PharmDB is valuable as it is.
Additionally, we developed the shared neighborhood scoring algorithm which opens new way to predict un-revealed relationships between drugs, proteins and diseases.
These predicted information is in "inferred link" table.


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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Black Bottom Cupcakes
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After a week of sleeping and waking up late, eating out, shopping and just chilling, the kids are back at school again, and there is finally some semblance of our regular routine. Thank goodness! Holidays are always wonderful, but the downside is, our equilibrium gets off-centred (my fault, I'll admit) and it usually takes some adjustments to get back into the groove.
After dropping the older ones off at school, I decided to sneak a quick bake before heading off to run other errands. I settled on these Black Bottom Cupcakes which I have been ever so curious to try but never did because of one ingredient - vinegar.
Basically, for some recipes, vinegar - an acid - is used in tandem with baking soda to make batters rise. It is especially useful in eggless cakes, such as the chocolate sponge base of these Black Bottom Cupcakes.
Now, the only time I ever owned bottles of vinegar was during the SARS epidemic in 2002. In many Chinese households, white vinegar is used as a general all-purpose disinfectant, and my father, knowing how clueless I was, insisted I kept some on hand. I used it religiously - mainly for my laundry - although I never did like the sharp, biting pungency which would stubbornly linger.
Anyway, I digress. Like I said, I don't stock vinegar at home, so I decided to take a gamble and use orange juice in its place. The same batch of sour oranges from here. Yup, I still had 2 left and they were sitting idle in my fridge since forever. I'm so glad I finally put them to good use!
Well, as you can see, the gamble paid off and the batter rose beautifully. But I have to admit, I was not too thrilled with the taste (of the chocolate sponge base). I wasn't expecting to be, in the first place. Look, it's eggless, made with regular cocoa powder, and has no butter. In fact, it reminded me of Steamed Moist Chocolate Cake ... flat and one-dimensional, if I may be honest.
When I bite into a cake, especially a chocolate cake, I want to taste sin. Like my all-time favourite Flourless Chocolate & Almond Cake. So, take heed, if you like your chocolate cakes full-bodied and velvety, I don't think you're gonna be thrilled with these.
The contrast with the tangy cream cheese, though, was nice! I think if the chocolate base was richer, I would no doubt have enjoyed these cupcakes a lot more. But that, my friends, will be for another experiment, for another day.
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(from David Lebovitz's The Great Book of Chocolate and sighted at Joy of Baking)
Makes 12 large cupcakes
Cream Cheese Filling
- 8 ounces (227 grams) cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/3 cup (65 grams) granulated white sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Chocolate Cupcakes
- 1 1/2 cups (195 grams) all purpose flour
- 1 cup (200 grams) granulated white sugar
- 1/3 cup (30 grams) natural unsweetened cocoa powder (not Dutch processed)
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup (240 ml) water*
- 1/3 cup (80 ml) vegetable,corn or canola oil (or other flavorless oil)
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar*
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Note: I did not have any white vinegar on hand, nor any apple cider vinegar which can also be used ... so I replaced 240ml water with freshly squeezed orange juice and left out the vinegar.
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (177 degrees C) and line 12 muffin cups with paper liners.
* I did without the liners and only greased my muffin tins.
2. Cream Cheese Filling: In your electric mixer, or with a hand mixer, beat the cream cheese until smooth. Add the sugar, egg, and vanilla extract and beat until creamy and smooth. Set aside while you make the Chocolate Cupcake batter.
3. Chocolate Cupcakes: In a large bowl sift together the flour, sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt. In a separate bowl mix the water, oil, vinegar, and vanilla extract. Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and stir in the wet ingredients until nice and smooth. Evenly divide the batter among the 12 muffin cups. Then spoon a few tablespoons of the cream cheese filling into the center of each cupcake.
4. Bake in the preheated oven for about 25 minutes, or until the cream cheese filling has set and the cupcakes feel springy to the touch (a toothpick inserted into the chocolate part of the cupcake will come out clean). Remove from oven and place on a wire rack to cool. The cupcakes can be covered and stored in the refrigerator for about 3 - 4 days.
You can also watch the video on how to make these Black Bottom Cupcakes at Joy of Baking.
I made 1 cupcake differently from the rest, just for a lark - with the cheese filling buried in the middle. It created a dented centre, perfect for a cherry to sit snugly in!
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From your entries I can sense how much you love chocolate as much as we do!!!!! And these cuppies are just wonderful!!!!!!ReplyDelete
i like the color of the cupcakes, look moist and shining :)ReplyDelete
ive been wanting to try these cuppies - they look delicious :)ReplyDelete
thks for sharing :)
I love black bottom cupcakes! The recipe I have calls for 1/2 cup of chocolate chips to be added to the cream cheese mixture and some chopped almonds to be sprinkled on the top of the cake before it goes in the oven. Heavenly! :)ReplyDelete
They look good:)ReplyDelete
I love your saying..it has to taste like sin:)
How would you know what sin tastes like?You are my perfect little Ju:)
I'm going to try these - they look amazing!ReplyDelete
this looks REALLY good... i love anything with cream cheese... maybe even rice too... im kidding... thanks for this recipe! =)ReplyDelete
Yours are the prettiest I have seen...I have not made these for a long time and now I am going to...if you knew how many bottles of vinegar I have in the house including Chinese Black vinegar you would faint!ReplyDelete
super pretty! I am so tempted to bake now... it is almost bedtime.ReplyDelete
these looks so cute...ReplyDelete


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Makwetla: As you said earlier bucking the trend, South Africa's biggest iron-ore miner Kumba is spurning cutbacks and opting instead for 2009 growth, despite the global economic crisis.
Creamer: There are too many companies just falling flat during this economic meltdown and cutting back and retrenching. It is great to see a company that is not doing that and is in fact going to grow in this adversity.
It is in an area of iron-ore and iron-ore might be special and not all commodities are like this, but Kumba are saying that, market permitting, they are going to continue growing.
How are they able to say this? While we were reclining on the beach during December and soaking up the sun, their marketers where in North Asia saying, "will you take more of this and that". They are now selling into second- and third-tier business.
So, already they are seeing a bigger demand out of China. Already their contracts in Korea are being held and might be taking more iron-ore. That is great for South Africa. This is the sort of spirit we should have in South Africa.
Why just fall down because there is a meltdown? Why not look at the marketing opportunities, particularly if you are number four like Kumba. The big BHP Billiton cutback, the big Vale of Brazil cutback, RioTinto cutback, that gives them opportunities and they are taking them. They are going to sell 10% more iron-ore, not less.
That means jobs in South Africa. They are going ahead with their projects and are not cutting back on them. That's what mining companies are there for. They know about cyclical business and now there are down cycles and they should be planning for those down cycles.
We see Kumba setting an example there and we also see them saying that they can feel the pull of China's fiscal stimulus already, which was set in progress in October, and they are starting to be able to divert iron-ore, was originally destined for Europe and Japan into China.
Modise: Tell me, Martin, about South Africa's consulting engineers who are saying that they are deeply concerned about the dysfunctional state of South Africa's municipal water infrastructure. What do they mean by that?
Creamer: Consulting Engineers South Africa are a rebranded body. They don't say much, but when they say something, we must listen. When they said this week that they are deeply concerned, not just "concerned" but "deeply concerned", about the current state of disrepair, of dysfunction, of overloading of water and wastewater treatment works operated by some local authorities around the country, we have got to take note.
As you know, we are going to invite 300 000 people here for our football. We have got some fantastic sports stadiums going up, but it is no good if your sanitation is down the drain, if your sewage and water treatment systems are down the drain. It is fantastic that we are going to spend R787-billion in the next five-years on new infrastructure, but what about maintaining the old infrastructure?
The consulting engineers of South Africa are not just criticising; they are also saying that they are willing to help. Already they have put out their hand to six municipalities through the Project Development and Facilitation Alliance and already they are saying that local authorities have got to look at life-cycle management.
They are not just talking, they will set up training schedules to train people in this, but the government has also got to come to the party by not undermining the status of the municipal engineers, which Consulting Engineers South Africa hint at when they say that the municipal engineers have apparently been undermined by government-appointed processes.
Now there needs to be a meeting of the minds here. We are South Africa, and we are doing things together, let's turn around our problems. We don't want to hear again about disrepair and dysfunctional overloading of water systems when we are building fantastic stadiums.
Let us get the basics right and I think that government and the municipal engineers should take up the offer of Consulting Engineers South Africa to help with this.
Modise: Now, Absa Capital-Barclays is sounding a dire warning on the spectre of BEE bankruptcy in South Africa. Obviously financial problems there.
Creamer: Banks aren't the most popular institutions in the world at the moment. In fact, at this point, one would like to say to banks, "if you have got a problem, you solve it", seeing that it is banks that contributed so much to the global economic meltdown.
But, this is also a South African problem. This was a South African problem because we said black-economic empowerment was crucial to our future. We need to bring blacks into the business mainstream as owners. We did that thinking that certain growth would be in place and there wouldn't be meltdowns.
Perhaps we haven't priced the risk properly and now the risk has come back to bite us. It is not often that a bank comes out publicly with its problems. Absa Capital and Barclays of London have bared their soul over this.
They are saying that they are unable to accommodate defaulting BEE transactions. They are going to be unable to accommodate them, so they are giving notice that they are unable to accommodate them. Because of current illiquidity, and because of the new oversight of banks, you can't just allow these things to go on.
But, what do we do as South Africans and what should we have done in the past to make BEE sustainable? They are saying that there are three things that could happen now. Maybe the BEEs could come to the party by consolidating the situation, because we have this diseconomical fragmentation, based on the fact that people said they wanted broad-based BEE.
Now you've got this diseconomics of fragmentation that doesn't look good when things turn down and there is a meltdown and no cashflow.
We have also had a situation that perhaps there can be some meeting of minds between mining companies that got involved in this and also government on some sort of deal to make sure that these BEEs are sustainable. Do we want them or do we not want them? I think they are extremely important for the country.
We have put them in place and Barclays Absa are warning that to do nothing is like playing Russian roulette. They are saying that this could give rise to subprime-like banking writedowns or even worse. So, we have the warnings from the banks, we know that the BEE space is important and was all about wealth transfer.
Do we want to continue to do this? I think as South Africans we need to get together now and sort out this BEE problem and one of the issues they say is, in future, we should price the risk and manage the risk and make sure we even hedge. Although hedging is a profane word to a lot of mining companies, you need to have that insurance against risk.
Modise: Thanks very much. Martin Creamer is publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly, he'll be back with us at the same time next week.
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