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Shrimp Dumplings
- 8 ounces medium shrimp, shelled and deveined
- 3 1/2 teaspoons plus 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 large egg white, beaten
- 1 teaspoon thin soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon Shao Hsing rice cooking wine
- 3/4 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1/4 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper
- 1/2 cup canned shredded bamboo shoots, rinsed and finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon finely minced bacon fat
- 1 1/2 cups wheat starch (dung fun)
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 8 large, flat, Napa cabbage leaves, about 1 pound
In a medium bowl, combine the shrimp and 2 teaspoons corns tarch. Let stand for 10 minutes. Rinse in several changes of cold water and drain well. Finely chop the shrimp and place in a medium bowl. Add the salt, egg white, soy sauce, rice wine, sesame oil, sugar, pepper, and 1 1/2 teaspoons cornstarch. Stir in the bamboo shoots and minced bacon fat. Loosely wrap with plastic wrap and set aside.
In a large bowl, combine the wheat starch and remaining 1/4 cup cornstarch, and stir to combine. Make a well and add 1 cup boiling water, immediately stirring with a rubber spatula as you add the water (the mixture will have a faint fragrance of wheat starch). Stir in the vegetable oil. Carefully begin working the mixture for a few seconds at a time by hand, as the mixture will be very hot. Add an additional 1 to 2 tablespoons boiling water if dough is dry, and knead an additional 2 to 3 minutes, or until smooth and still hot to the touch.
Divide the dough into 4 equal pieces. Roll each piece into a cylinder about 8 inches long. Place 3 rolls in a plastic bag so they will not get dry. Cut the remaining roll into 10 pieces. Place each piece of dough between 2 sheets of lightly oiled foil, place the foil in a tortilla press, and press into a thin round. Peel off the round of dough; it should be about 3 inches in diameter and a scant 1/8 inch thick.
Place about 1 1/2 teaspoons of the filling in the center of a dough round. Fold in half to form a half-moon and pinch one end of the half-moon together. Using your thumb and index finger, make 4 or 5 small pleats in the front piece of dough, then pinch together the remaining end of the dough to seal the dumpling. Place the dumpling on a plate. Continue making dumplings.
Line a bamboo steamer, metal tier, or rack with 2 cabbage leaves. Place the dumplings on the leaves 1/4 inch apart. The dumplings should be cooked in batches; the size of your steamer rack will determine how many dumplings can be cooked at one time.
Bring water to a boil over high heat in a covered steamer. If using a rack, the water level must not touch the cabbage leaves. Carefully place the bamboo steamer, metal tier, or rack into the steamer, cover, and steam 5 minutes on high heat, or until the shrimp is orange and visible through the translucent dough, and is just cooked. Check the water level and replenish, if necessary, with boiling water. Carefully remove dumplings from the steamer. Dumplings should be served immediately. Continue steaming the remaining dumplings using fresh cabbage leaves and replenishing the steamer with more boiling water.
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Herb Encrusted Potatoes - Dinosaur Eggs
I made this up after having a similar potato at the Big Rock Cafe - at the Big Rock Candy Mountain in South-central Utah. These need nothing else - and are good cold too! Almost any combination of herbs and spices could be used. I made these to sort of follow a Mexican flair. I could not resist using a few Indian spices though - like the mustard seeds and ajwain (with a flavour reminiscent of oregano).
2 lbs new potatoes, small to medium
2 egg whites
1 tsp balsamic vinegar
2 tsp salt
1 tsp chile powder (just ground chiles)
2 tsp thyme
1 tsp rosemary
2 tsp dill seed
1 tsp cumin seeds
1 tsp black mustard seeds
1 tsp oregano
1 tsp ajwain seeds, optional
1/2 tsp celery seed
3 Tbs corn flour (not corn starch! you can grind corn meal in a spice/coffee grinder)
1 Tbs olive oil (a good one)
1. Scrub potatoes - you can peel if desired.
2. Mix egg whites and balsamic vinegar and beat till frothy - but not more than that.
3. Mix all herbs and spices (except the mustard seeds) and grind in a spice mill or coffee grinder till coarsely ground.
4. Mix salt, corn flour, ground herbs and spices, and mustard seeds well.
5. Coat potatoes in the egg whites - one or a few at a time, and roll and coat in spice mixture.
6. Bake the potatoes either in an outdoor grill on medium (covered) or in a 375 oven for 30 minutes.
7. Drizzle with olive oil and serve.
Servings: 6
Yield: 15 potatoes
Cooking Times
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes
Herb Encrusted Potatoes - Dinosaur Eggs
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The MOT test for diesel cars will be tightened up from February 2014 and any car that is missing a diesel particulate filter (DPF) once fitted as standard will fail.
Currently a car is only tested on the emissions, and not if it has a DPF still attached. However, this will change with garages and testing centres now required to check that the part is still present.
Companies across the UK offer to remove the DPF for motorists in a bid to avoid costly repairs. The filter has to be regularly regenerated to burn off soot that builds up over time by driving the car up to 40mph for more than 10 minutes – often done on motorway journeys.
However, if this isn't done then it can lead to the filter becoming clogged with prices for a new part costing upwards of £1,000. In order to avoid such problems, some drivers will get the part removed.
This practice has always been illegal, contravening the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulation 61 A as it no longer meets emission standards applied to it when new, but companies continue to advertise the practice.
Roads Minister Robert Goodwill said: "I am very concerned that vehicles are being modified in a way that is clearly detrimental to people's health and undoes the hard work car manufacturers have taken to improve emissions standards.
"This change to the MOT tests makes it clear – if you have this filter removed from your car it will fail the test."
A spokesman from the Department for Transport told us that anyone that has had the filter removed, will now have to a new one put back on their car in order to pass their next MOT test.
So, here's a component that lasts 75-100K miles, if used correctly, costs £1000 or more to replace, and must be there to pass an MOT.
Remind me, why are diesels still so popular?
DPF's are a complete con, any saving in emmisions is wiped out when you have to thrash the bloody thing up and down the motorway for no other reason than to trigger a regen. That's before you even consider the environmental impact of replacing the thing when it inevitably fails, or the poorer fuel economy they give.
Fuel Economy,is one of the reasons, and also long levity of components.
My mothers 12 yr old VW Lupo Sdi, is still on its original exhaust, and the only component to have been changed in all those years,is one noisy rear wheel bearing, every other mechanical component is original.
After 96576 trouble free miles,the Lupo is still in great shape.
Compare that to a petrol vehicle of similar age and mileage.
"This practice has always been illegal, contravening the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulation 61 A"
C&UR only apply to new vehicles, not to ones that are already in service. I doubt many >3 year old vehicles meet the emission standards of when they were new and are not tested for that in any case.
Are you saying petrols can't last beyond 96k miles?
My mate had a Mazda 6, had to pay £1000 to get the DPF replaced and it lasted a year before going again. He sold it and got a petrol.
We've had to have the DPF replaced on our Ford C-Max twice. Once when 2 years old and again recently at 4 years old. Despite the car being under warranty the first time it appears that teh DPF is excluded from the warranty (Because they know its expensive and likely to fail). We drive the car property and commute 20 miles each way on a daily basis, so not lots of short journeys. It appears that DPF technology just isn't ready yet, and instead of addressing the actual problem the new rules just make one of the workarounds illegal.
At last someone wakes up and imposes the law on DPF that should have been done when the law was introduced. I suspect a large number of motorists are involved in this ill practice.
And I wonder how many countless million soot and hydrocarbon particles escaped into our atmosphere while our elected leaders slumbered?
People take them off because they are a nightmare, and a direct result of EU/UK politicians not giving a damn about the man on the street. I have a deisel company car, but the wifes private car will always be a petrol
My Audi 80 Sport did 180k miles before I sold it on with no problems, and my Primera 2.0eGT was at 160k when sold on. Mechanical reliability is nonsense. Regular oil changes, and servicing makes the biggest difference
my past 5 cars have all been diesels, covered over 750,000 mile sin them, and never had to change a DPF. my current disel car does 0-60 in 5.2 secs, and averages 48 mpg, who wants petrol?
So diesel cars are not clean as manufacturers claim then ! i thought diesel cars meant to be cheap but appears the money saved on fuel is spent on other areas of the car !
Yes and that 12 year old Lupo doesn't have a DPF. Modern turbo diesels with DPF are massively less reliable than they used to be. People are now waking up to this and going back to buying Petrol as any saving you make in fuel costs is lost in higher purchase price then expensive repairs to DPF technology, not to mention 5p a litre more at the pump.
So what happens now if the DPF was not removed, but drilled through? There will no easy way to test its efficiency...
This is what a lot of people I know have been doing.
What's the exhaust and a wheel bearing got to do with your mum's diesel car's reliability? A petrol version could easily be the same. There's no way of knowing.
Absolutely, thats why I would never buy a diesel - heard of and read about so many issues with DPF which is why I would never touch a diesel car. And it seems to affect so many different models. I understand that some car salesmen are actually checking how you intend to use a potential (diesel car)purchase before they sell you one. ie. if you do a low mileage then buy a petrol.
How many of your past 5 cars had a DPF though? They are a relatively knew addition to Diesel cars.
I'll take a petrol thanks. Wouldn't touch any car with a tractor motor.
All bar one, i share them with my wife, and all have been used for business.
a 3.0 litre twin turbo, 335 hp is hardly a tractor motor. to get that power in petrol you would be lucky to get 25 mpg. no comparison
a quick calculation shows my current car at 150,000 miles at 48 mpg, has cost £20,500 in fuel, an equivalent petrol would be over £37,500, would pay for a few DPF, not that i have ever needed one.
Nothing like this topic to bring out the reactionaries!
My non DPF Diesel Skoda 2006 is up to 612,000kms, I will be changing next year and I am worried about the whole DPF thing, will be putting about 500,000kms on the new car.
When will average joe realise that modern diesels are no way as near as reliable or cheap to fix as there older cousins and any savings in fuel are often wiped out by one repair on any of the diesel engines unique componants.
Here is a list of stuff that is fitted to a modern diesel AND NOT A PETROL that now often fail before 100k and how much they cost to replace
DMF and clutch £1000
EGR valves £150 + ( yes petrols have these but diesel ones fail alot more often )
HIGH PRESSURE PUMP and fuel sysetem £3000 + to be fair these don't fail as much as the other itmes above, but often when they fail they require the entire fuel system to be replaced because of debris circulating in the system.
there are alot more parts to a modern diesel compared to older ones, and tons more than a petrol.
plus the fact that diesel servicing typically cost more than a petrol and the fact that diesels are more expensive to buy and the fuel costs more.
plus apart from VW'S tainted 1.4 TSI enginer modern petrols last just as long as modern diesels.
and to top all of that modern diesels are now starting to have NOX traps and urea injection systems added.
Rant over
As i have said 5 diesel cars 750,000 miles covered and none of the above have ever needed to be fixed or replaced, i drive Audi, guess you get what you pay for, if you go cheap. I will stick to diesel, may be the moral is to avoid, your ford, Vaux, renault etc
Correct. You only have to go on many car related forums to find threads about DPF removal. Some even remove the cat for goodness sake.
Some people are going to be in for a shock and if anyone is buying a secondhand diesel, Id suggest they do some research to find out if a DPF was and is still fitted to the car.
You seriously think a drilled through DPF will pass>
So you have 3.0 litre with twin turbos and all you can achieve is 0 - 60 in 5.2 seconds? Whats impressive about that?! There are many smaller capacity petrol motors that would manage that! - they would sound better and be a lot more fun to drive! Do F1 cars use diesel? No. Diesel engines belong in commercial vehicles!!!
Are you serious - Audi cars are hardly a paragon of reliability are they? Its often Audi's that lag at the bottom of reliability tables and I often see them sitting on hard shoulders. Ford and Vauxhall cars are every bit as well made and reliable - and thats not coming from someone who owns a car from these brands.
How do you know 'Dan the ex-mechanic man' is making reference to Ford, Vauxhall, Renault etc?! It could well be VAG products. In fact, if you read the comment he refers to 'tainted TSI' petrol engines which are also used in Audi! LOL!
well with 750k miles with no issues what so ever, i know what i will stick with. just have to look at residual values and lease costs, Audi cost less to lease becaue they have lower overall running costs. The cars mentioned here as having issues with DPFs, are Ford, Vaux, Mazda etc
And do 48 MPG, i think not, F1 doesn't use diesel, but Audi have won LeMans with diesels for several years. I have had no problems, so will support diesel from premier brands
I could lease and drive an Audi repmobile if I wanted but choose to drive something that stands out and really is top notch in terms of build and reliability unlike Audi, Merc etc which just pretend to be quality cars. VAG have a lot of issues with TSi engines and DSG transmissions.
and how much these dpf filters egr valves cost to produce in the first place time, materials, money, CO and other polluting gases generated in making them never mind owners grieve about reliability and costly repairs i'm mot tester and mechanic myself and as far as i can tell does't matter what make you drive they all more less the same apart from few exceptions and newer cars will be more complicated and there is more things to go wrong complexity also makes them more expensive to repair because main dealer is often an only option for repair they also have their good bits such as fuel economy, safety, comfort they extracting more power from smaller engines you can clearly see this in motor sport f1, wrc e.t.c. they produce less emissions at least when they are new so much lower road tax price as for now way forward is drive smaller cars if you can they less complicated and cheaper to repair until thigs improve if they ever will ???
How about we fix the whole design of DPF's first. There's clearly a problem with them if people are feeling forced to remove them. Thank christ I've got a petrol
Generally if you have a problem with your engine you take it to a garage and they fix the problem, I guess in most cases it's an easy fix if you remove the problem from the car or van, their fairly pointless if the soot is stored up and then spat out anyway just stored until you hit a certain speed, if I'm waiting traffic or at a crossing by turning the engine off is a better solution?
They won`t be able to establish if it is there or not. Usually it is inside of a filter which is removed therefore at first glance is going to look legit. Assuming that welding is not facing down but up.
Exactly. Google 'DPF Problems' to see how widespread the problems are, and across all manufacturers. The technology is clearly not lasting long and this is leading people to remove them rather than replace them every few years at a cost of £1000+.
Diesel engines used to be reliable, clocking up 300k - 500k+ easily using largely the same engine components which they left the factory with. These days the engines are still reliable, its just the additional bolt on's for pollution control which don't work properly (DPF's, EGR, Swirl Flaps etc) - google them, and you'll find they are ALL weak points on virtually all diesel cars.
If manufacturers are forced to fit these devices then they should be made to last the lifetime of the engine itself, if they don't then they shouldn't be fitted.
I had a Xantia, Omega, Cavalier and BMW, all dating back to the mid 90's and all were Turbo Diesels - Not one of them had a turbo failure. A Taxi firm whose owner I know also ran a fleet of Omega's for many years, starting originally with BMW 2.5 Diesels and later the 2.2 DTI's again not one suffered a turbo failure and the majority did well over 300k miles. But they were serviced well ahead of the manufacturers recommendations.
Luck? or 5k - 6k oil change intervals?. I personally think its down to extended oil changes of up to 15k or 20k miles which reduce the life of the turbo bearings and result in the instances of increasing numbers of owners reporting turbo failures. Put it this way, It rarely happened back in the 6k service days.
Most of the issues reported these days are down to DPF's, Swirl Flaps and EGR's which are all devices bolted on to reduce pollution or improve efficiency. So in my view diesel engines haven't become more unreliable, its just the later bits added to appease the Euro Brigade that make it appear that way.
I remember a time when an MOT was there to test the physical safety of a vehicle. Now they appear to exist to enforce the requirements of a few tree huggers
Anybody removing a DPF gambles getting a criminal record and a fine of up to £1500. Garage owner and driver
My current SAAB petrol is the higher-powered Aero version and gets used accordingly. It's now up to just under 140K. Still on its original exhaust and apart from routine service items and a couple of springs and the like, it's had no significant issues. Petrol vs diesel is not the issue it used to be. I know plenty of people who have had serious issues with diesel-powered stuff well under 100K, and similarly petrol stuff with problems. Dual-mass flywheels, etc. Choose the manufacturer rather than the power plant...
There is a simple way round this. you take your old dpf. weld a solid pipe though the middle of it. then stick it back on the car. From the outside it still is present. But it's just for looks
The soot isn't just spat out, it gets burned off when the DPF recycles.
DPF's have been fitted to cars since 2000, so well over 13 years ago.
Before that, they were used in commercial vehicles and trucks since 1985.
You ever driven a 535d bet yours isn't as quick.
I like how the goverment have pushed the fact that removing theses DPFs is a serious threat to our health this that and the next thing. They know the go wrong, they know that they cost a fortune to repair and by policing it are given us no other choice to fork out thousands on repairs. If you think of the amount of diesel cars in the uk with these DPFs that is a nice tasty amount of revenue through tax alone. But what they haven't mentioned is these companies that offer to remove these filters also remap the engines ECU to counteract the fact the filter has been removed therefore improving economy and dare I say it improving the emissions than when they had the filter on.
This is going to a nightmare to enforce. Suppose you bought a second hand diesel which had the DPF removed? So now you have to pick up the bill for someone else? I think people are very judgemental of diesel drivers and think we are polluting tight-wads who do not want to spend money. I love the way a diesel pulls and think that a driver should have the right and autonomy to choose to drive whatever car they want. People who say that DPF's are great and should have been enforced long ago are not thinking straight. How can a DPF be considered 'environmentally friendly' when it forces drivers to take long drives, buying and burning up fuel for no reason, releasing more emissions? Is this some kind of ploy to force people to buy petrol engines? I mean look how the EcoBoost engine was arse-licked by Honest John, even though it had just come out and had no history of reliability yet. A lot of people did not get advised at the time of purchase about the DPF, and have had endless problems with them costing thousands to fix. I hate petrol engines as they always feel a little gutless to me, but seems this interfering government just wants to control every aspect of your life. I went to Sainsbury's yesterday and could not even buy a normal GLS 60w clear light bulb, as they only stock those headache inducing, mercury-filled eco bulbs. Joke.


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Review: 30 Rock - The Problem Solvers
(S04E05) "He looks like all the guys in my magazines!" - janitor, about Danny
Another week, another "30 Rock isn't as good as it used to be" article. This one is from The Atlantic, of all places. The gist is this: "30 Rock used to be funny, but now it's not!" The Onion thinks so, too.
Oh, that's such crap.
I was talking to Joel about this earlier this week, and while it's probably true that the show doesn't have that "new car smell" anymore, so what? It isn't like the show is halfway through it's first season and it has fallen apart, the show is in its fourth season and it's still strong. This show has more jokes (and funny jokes) in one episode than most sitcoms have in six episodes. In fact, tonight's episode had more jokes before the opening credits than most shows have in six episodes.
And ladies, if you date a guy who doesn't think 30 Rock is still great? That's a dealbreaker.
Some of the best episodes of 30 Rock contain not just smart, wacky humor but also some real heartfelt feelings between Liz and Jack. No, not romantic feelings, but a sense that Jack really does care for her and wants to take care of her. Tonight was a good example of that, as he was trying to help her with the Dealbreakers talk show (not screw her over in any way) and how he moved the candle away from her because he knew she was going to reach across the table to sample his dessert.
And the way that both of them came together in Rockefeller Center at the end, sort of like Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan coming together at the end of You've Got Mail. Only this ended in a handshake and not a kiss and hug. I love when 30 Rock remembers that about these two.
I'm not quite sure if having Liz actually be more successful and/or wealthy from this new talk show is something I want to see. Well, I do (as I've said many times I want to see Liz have more victories and not be a lonely schlub all the time), I just hope it doesn't tilt the show in the wrong direction. Nah, I'm sure future episodes will throw plenty of obstacles in Liz's way.
The new guy is played by Cheyenne Jackson. I'd love to know if he was really underneath all of that make-up as "Partybot." He could make for an interesting character: the good-looking normal guy surrounded by all the madness at TGS. OK, he's not completely normal, he's Canadian after all and says "about" funny, but it's going to see him try to fit in. Of course, the question is, is Jackson's stay just a multi-episode arc or is he on the show for good?
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- The awful rear screen projection in the flashback to Danny's football movie he made in Canada was funny. The pic above shows you what the scene is like without the background.
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- Did you notice that during Liz's opening scene talk with Jack about TV show continuity a scarf magically appeared around Tina Fey's neck and then quickly vanished a couple of seconds later?
- Kenneth says that in ten years NBC won't even be a network anymore. Actually, some are saying that now.
- I love how this show takes TV cliches and takes them for a spin. Besides the continuity joke, this episode brought up something that sometimes bugs me about shows (at least ones with big casts), that two characters can't have the same first name. Danny's real name is Jack but Donaghy can't have two Jacks around now can he? (And neither can viewers.)
- Sports Shouting made me laugh out loud.
- If someone could tell me what the hell Kenneth was saying in that song I'd appreciate it. I think only dogs could have understood it. And are we to assume now that Kenneth has been alive forever?
"Dealbreaker, the book for you, man no good, by Lesbian Flower Sour Fruit." - Chinese translation of Liz's Dealbreakers book cover
"I do! I bought an Activia microwaveable panini..." - Liz, to Jack, about her dinner plans
"I've worked here for three years. I gave you that car I won?" - Lutz, to Cerie
"Last week I was just this street performer getting 50 bucks a day and getting memory loss from all the silver paint fumes, and now I'm...um...um..." - Danny
"Two questions: must I live by Superman's moral code and will the woman get older?" - Jack, about Liz's "would you rather" quiz
"Spit take. Are you serious?" - Liz, to Jack
"Wade Boggs Carpet World, Wade Boggs Carpet World, Wade Boggs Carpet World, Wade Boggs Carpet World." - Tracy, who once signed a contract and has to say the phrase five times whenever he's on screen
"He knows you're special, like a black stripper with blue eyes." - Tracy
"I feel about as useless as a mom's college degree." - Kenneth
"My book is number 15 on the non-fiction bestseller list, behind The Founding Fathers Diet." - Liz
"Oh, he called about your lunch but I told him you had already eaten a weird panini." - Cerie, to Liz
"That's exactly how you look." Cerie, to Liz, who asked "do I look OK?"
"Who cares if Kenneth is bitter? He's an underhuman." - Jenna
"Then who's going to host Top Chef? Aw Jack you're ruining my life!" - Liz, on getting replaced by Padma Lakshi
"I didn't get a bathroom door that looks like a wall by being bad at business." - Jack
"That was aboot the coolest thing I've ever seen." - Tracy
"Regular six, drunk seven." - agent, about Liz
"And one more piece of advice from someone who has been on this side of the business for a long time: Wade Boggs Carpet World." - Tracy


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I had the awesome opportunity to capture photos for Operation:Kid Equip as they had one of their backpack distribution extravaganzas! If you want to learn more about OKE, please visit their website. Helping under privileged kids get essential school supplies that they would otherwise not have as they start the school year. They hold several of these events right before the start of the school year. Throughout the remainder of the school year they operate a depot that teachers from approved schools can come to "shop" for supplies that their classrooms need and are not getting because of district and state wide cuts to funding education. This is basic needs such as paper and pencils! Do you realize that what we don't or can't buy for our own kids, teachers often use their own money to supply their classrooms?? It shouldn't be that way, and OKE does what they can to get these supplies into teachers hands.
Here are the photos from the first backpackpalooza in Warren, Michigan's city hall building. It was a HUGE event! Time Team Detroit provided volunteers. Mojo in the Morning from 95.5 was there. United HealthCare sponsored the even. And of course the city of Warren, Michigan provided a beautiful space to accommodate all the supplies and families coming through.
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BU ranks among "most unwired" campuses
Binghamton University is ranked 41st among the "most unwired" campuses in the nation, according to a recently released list by Intel that ranked the top 100 academic institutions in the nation for wireless computing access.
"We are trying to be aggressive about having wireless technology in place as rapidly as possible," said Mark Reed, associate vice president for computing services. "We are making good use of wireless technologies on campus and hope to gradually increase them."
The survey revealed a growing number of schools nationwide where students have the freedom to wirelessly access the Internet on notebook PCs — without a traditional wired connection — and stay connected and informed whether they are in a residence hall, library or outdoors on the campus quad. Reed said about half of campus is wireless, with sites including the Engineering Building, all cafeterias, the computing center, Academic A and B, and the Lecture Hall. Work will be completed during the summer to add wireless capabilities to the residence hall common areas.
This is the second top ranking BU has received for its computing services during recent months. Earlier this semester, the University was ranked 70th among the "most connected" campuses in the nation in a Forbes Magazine survey of 351 U.S. schools.
Optional Retirement Program loans available
A resolution recently adopted by the SUNY Board of Trustees will permit loans to be taken in the Optional Retirement Program.
Employees will be allowed to take one loan per carrier per 12-month period. The total amount borrowed from any one carrier may not exceed 50 percent of the accumulated value of the employee's contracts. Carriers may have their own regulations, which may result in a lesser amount of funds being available.
All loans are subject to IRS regulations; current regulations set a maximum loan balance of $50,000 and apply to all loans from an employer's retirement and tax- deferred savings plans combined. It is the employee's responsibility to see that this limit is not exceeded. Loan provisions also apply to tax-deferred annuities provided by TIAA-CREF.
For more information, contact TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2776, VALIC at 1-800-44-VALIC, Met Life at 1-800-560-5001 or ING at 1-800-677-4636. Employees may apply for a loan by visiting www.tiaa-cref.org/howto/get_loan.html
Nominations accepted for BU Alumni Association Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the Binghamton University Alumni Association Awards, honoring alumni or friends of the University. Applications are due by Tuesday, June 15, and nominations may be made by visiting alumni.binghamton.edu and clicking on the "E-Nominations" icon.
Awards include the Alumni Association Special Recognition Award, which recognizes and honors both graduates and friends of the University for their efforts to enhance the Alumni Association, and the Glenn G. Bartle Distinguished Alumnus/Alumna Award, honoring a graduate who has distinguished himself/herself since graduating from the University. The award serves as a memorial to Bartle, the first president of Harpur College. Criteria include distinguished service to the University community, including the Alumni Association and Binghamton Foundation.
Winners will be invited to campus in the fall for a special recognition ceremony and will receivea write-up in the Binghamton Alumni Journal.
EOP recognizes supportive faculty, staff with awards
The Educational Opportunity Program has announced the recipients of this year's Faculty/Staff Recognition Awards, which acknowledge support for the EOP mission and students.
Recipients are Carol Nedlik, secretary, Mathematical Sciences; Nancy Garlach, calculations clerk, Business Office; Benjamin Brewster, chair, Mathematical Sciences; Cynthia Altmansberger, associate registrar; Steven Palmer, lead programmer, Computing Services; Yamiley Saintvil, assistant director, Undergraduate Admissions; and Ronald Sentz, financial aid counselor, Financial Aid and Student Employment.
Graduate student winners are Alex Arguello, EOP, graduate intern; Omar Bouqata, math instructor, EOP Summer Program; Paul Gleed, rhetoric instructor, EOP Summer Program; Wazir Mohammed, rhetoric instructor, EOP Summer Program; Omar Saldarriaga, math instructor, EOP Summer Program; and Yerie Yoon, rhetoric instructor, EOP Summer Program.
The Michael V. Boyd Excellence Awards will be presented, honoring those who have contributed to EOP and advocated for its students. Recipients are the Black Student Union, the Caribbean Student Association and the Latin American Student Union. Award recipients will be honored at the EOP Recognition Ceremony at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 15, in FA-Watters Theater.
In the April 28 edition of Inside BU, the page 1 article titled University announces Winter Session pilot should have reported that students who need housing during the period have been asked to request a break housing hall. Also, in a page 5 Earth Day photo, the name of Julian Shepherd, associate professor of biological sciences, was incorrectly spelled.
Weed-and-feed applications to the lawn areas along Glenn G. Bartle Drive, the West Gym, the Bunn Hill Road entrance, the Peace Quad and areas around the Couper Administration Building are scheduled for Saturday, May 8. In the event of inclement weather, applications may occur Thursday, May 6 or Friday, May 7. Work will be conducted from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. For more information, visit facilities.binghamton.edu/pesticide_policy.htm, call Steve Gowe at 777-4638 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
To view spring semester closing hours for Sodexho Campus Services, visit dateline.binghamton.edu/summerbreak.html.
The following promotions have been announced in Physical Facilities: Fred Backlund, SG-6 maintenance helper; Joseph Plocinski, SG-9 maintenance assistant; Edward Westbrook, SG-7 janitor; Thomas E. Lindsay, SG-12 general mechanic; and Gary Morlando, SG-6 laborer.
The History Department Graduate Research Seminar Mini-Conference will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, May 7, in PSPC-C. For more information, contact Nancy Appelbaum, assistant professor of history, by e-mailing email@example.com.
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BUFORD -- The author of "And Then Came the Angels" has scheduled a book signing for 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Barnes & Noble at Mall of Georgia.
Beth Gayle wrote the book about her son, Gip, who was injured in a hunting accident. The story is of faith and friendship and how Gip and the Gayle family used that support to get through a very trying time.
In addition, the author will sign books from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 17 at Acworth Bookstore, 4857 N. Main St., Acworth.
For more information, visit www.facebook.com/andthencametheangelsbybethgayle
Georgia SPCA hosts Howl-O-Ween Fest
SUWANEE -- The Georgia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has scheduled a Howl-O-Ween Festival for Sunday with all proceeds going to help homeless animals across the state.
A pet parade begins at 2:30 p.m., and there will be two costume contest: one for just pets, and one for owners and pets who dress up together.
Each contest will have three prizes: best overall, scariest and most original.
In addition, there will be a DJ, Dalmatian Bounce House, inflatable obstacle course and pumpkin painting contest.
The festival will take place at 1175 Buford Highway, Suwanee.
GGC hosting Choi Kwang Do event
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Georgia Gwinnett College will host a Choi Kwang Do martial arts event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the fitness center.
The seminar is dedicated to all students, faculty, staff and administrators on campus who support a diverse health and fitness program.
Choi Kwang Do was started by a veteran martial arts master who studied Korean Karate and Taekwon-Do.
Badminton club and physical education instructor Jeannie Elkovich and Mayor Judy Jordan Johnson will be in attendance at the event to help promote the health benefits of the martial arts discipline.
Free doughnuts for costumed visitors at Krispy Kreme
BUFORD -- Doughnut fans of all ages are invited to wear their costumes to their nearest participating Krispy Kreme on Oct. 31 to receive a free Halloween or Pumpkin Spice Doughnut.
No purchase necessary. While supplies last, limit one doughnut per customer. Good on Oct. 31 only.
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Reply to Simmer RingBrad,The article we referred to about baking with small strips of aluminum can is found by following this link.Backpacking Food List: Protein-Powered Food for Sustained EnergyIt is true that I only get about 10 to 12 minutes on 1 fl oz of alcohol. I find that this is enough for two standard sized muffins if I leave them in the pot for a while after the stove extinguishes. I will give a simmer ring another try sometime.Reply to Thoughts on a windscreen?Jack,I am aware that the stove is only half the story, and we are working on a three part series; stove, pot stand, and windscreen. Actually, I think the windscreen, as simple as it is, has a huge effect on stove performance. We have to put the stove first though. The size of the stove determines the size of the pot stand, which affects the height of the windscreen. The other articles are in the works.Reply to cutting bottom out of soda cansJohn,Thanks for posting the video. I thought it showed some of what I tried to describe very well. It is a different type of stove, but much of the assembly is similar. Thanks!Reply to why not punch the jet holes before cutting the fill hole?Jim,Why not? I showed starting with the bottom, but you could start with the holes just as easily. To answer your question, I never had trouble with the bottom collapsing. I suppose the bottom rim adds enough stability to keep the bottom from collapsing. Also the metal is very thin and punctures easier than you might think. Here's a word of advise (and unfortunately, an experienced word) Don't wait until the end to punch your holes, after you have glued the whole thing together. Having done that before, I know the feeling of seeing the needle punch through the inner wall. Not very nice. BTW, you can fix just about anything with JB Weld; the duck tape for high temps. Reply to Great looking helperThanks Mom.
Edited by jham on 06/06/2005 23:33:00 MDT.
My experience with lightweight backcountry baking is similar to the above dry baking example with the nice photo spread. Once you get rid of the water you can get temperatures inside the outer pot well above the water limited 90-100 degrees C and start doing real baking. I carry 2 nesting pots and place 1/4" long pieces of copper tubing between them to create an air gap to prevent the bottom of the baked good from burning. I keep the fuel pressure very low on my MSR Whisperlite stove to facilitate simmering and I set a modified soup can lid on the burner to diffuse heat. A pot cozy increases effiency, but is optional. With this set-up I have baked healthy sized loaves of wheat and honey-wheat bread- both quick bread and yeast bread (which I rise in my sleeping bag), birthday cakes made right out of the box (with or without oil and eggs) etc. I highly recommend getting away from the bakepacker mentality. Free your pot (of water) and free your mind! BTW: Silicon is an element that appears in sand and computer chips. Silicone is a rubbery, high temperature material that appears in flexible baking dishes and Pamela Anderson sitcoms. Cheers Al
I agree that dry baking seems much more efficient. i have a video showing how I bake with a walmart grease pan and stealth stove i think it runs about 3 minutes and shows some tricks you may not have thought of. Go to www.minibulldesign.com and click on the video link--the clip is baking
Hi everyone,If you have an alocohol stove and would like a simple, stable, and compact windscreen/pot stand please see the following...http://caseyandemily.com/Backpack/2005JunPotStandWindscreen/2005JunKitchen.htm
It took me four tries, but I was able to make a fantastic stove. My first three attempts obviously did not have good seals and kinda worked. It was not clear to me until I tested #4 and saw the jets take off. Wow, pretty cool!Thanks for the excellent detailed instructions that a poor soul like me could follow (even if it took 4 shots).
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HerrinFesta Italiana
"Ciao" on delicious Italian food and delight in a grand parade. This week long festival will include midway rides and games, live music from award winning artists, a bocce tournament, a grape stomp, a pasta cook-off, a kids pet and bike parade, a road race and an art contest.
Du Quoin Annual Holiday Lights Fair
Starting the day after Thanksgiving and continuing through the month of December. Come experience Du Quoin Tourism's transformation of the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds into a magical place with lights and decorations. The event features a 1 1/2-mile drive through over $250,000 worth of lighted displays as well as decorated trees, entertainment, food, crafts and visits with Santa in the Expo Hall. The light trail opens nightly from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., and the Expo Hall will be open on the second and third weekends in December from 5:30 — 9:30 p.m. The Expo Hall features Santa's train ride and Santa's Workshop.
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John A. Logan College Autumn Fest
This annual event features over 100 original, handmade arts and crafts, great food, free admission, and free parking. For more information call 1-800-851-4720, extension 8287.
Bluegill Music Festival
March 16, 2015 - Bluegill Music Festival will lunch its inaugural event on July 4, 2015 for a one-day festival packed with some of country music's hottest acts. The all-day festival will be complete with Southern Illinois' largest fireworks display, along the shores of the Rend Lake Dam, in Benton, IL. The lineup includes Eli Young Band, LoCash, Clayton Anderson and more exciting acts to be announced. Tickets will go on sale this Friday, March 20th and can be purchased at www.bluegillfest.com and at Black Diamond Harley Davidson. Drawing fans from around the country, including Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana, the festival is at the intersection of some of the nation's most dedicated country music fans. Bluegill Music Festival will feature nationally recognized BBQ vendors from around the country. Interactive entertainment for fans will also include activations, like: bags, washers, bubble soccer, Illinois longest slip n' slide, helicopter rides from Black Diamond Harley Davidson, a mechanical bull, a kids area with a large inflatable slide and the "Bluegill Lagoon", featuring a 60 x 100' VIP beach, with cabanas, private wading pools & lounge area. Additionally, Southern Illinois' largest fireworks display will begin at 9:30pm, and is free for all guest.
Christmas in Carterville
This annual Christmas celebration encompasses the entire downtown area of Carterville. Santa and his helpers will be on hand for photos. There will be hot chocolate and cookies, caroling, chili supper, gingerbread contest, festival of trees, Sugar Plum Dance Fairies, face painting, Candy Land Path, Horse and Carriage rides and much much more. This event is held in downtown Carterville.
American Thresherman Fall Festival
This event will have daily demonstrations and displays of steam and gas engines, draft horses and pony activities, robe making, saw mill, corn shredding and shelling, cider and apple butter making, blacksmithing, steam train rides and much more. This is a family fun weekend!
Shawnee Hills Wine Trail 20th Anniversary Gala
Celebrate 20 incredible years of friends, fun, and especially, fantastic Illinois wines!! We are pulling out all the stops – and all the wines – for this gala event. Enjoy 24 different wine samples from our member wineries. You will be able to swirl, sip and savor these award-winning wines paired with wonderful hors d'oeuvres prepared by our catering partners Cristaudo's and Great Boars of Fire. A wine pull, live music from Kevin Lucas and guest speakers will also be featured at the celebration. Tickets: $30.00 per person.
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The word's oldest dog, a dachshund named Chanel, has passed away at the age of 21-- which is 147 in dog years! The pet had cataracts but was otherwise in good health. More here.
In the first half, doctors Hooman Noorchashm and Amy Reed described what happened to Amy after a surgical tool used on her during a routine procedure spread an undetected cancer, and how they discovered the same tragic outcome happens to 1 in 350 women who undergo the procedure.
In the latter half, teacher, archaeologist, and paranormal investigator Jeff Scott Cole talked about the practice of paranormal investigation, as well as his interest and study of archaeological and prehistoric discoveries in North America.


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Carne Asada 1Nov09
People have been saying you can't really find great Mexican food in New York. Actually, let me rephrase, you can't find cheap good Mexican food. There are a few taco trucks around and some Chipotle's here and there but that's not the same. So I decided to make carne asada!
Carne asada is usually skirt or flank steak. I usually ask the butcher to trim off the fat and cut into 6 inch sections. It's basically marinated and then grilled. For a good carne asada, it is ALL about the marinade. In LA you can find grocery stores with your skirt steak already marinading. A little tougher to find here. But I have a blend of flavors that are so delicious you'll want to drink it! You'll want to marinade the meat for at least 6 hours (best overnight!) to make sure the flavors are all in there. Grill it and there you have it, carne asada. Enjoy!
1 cup of cilantro, leaves and stem
4 cloves of garlic
1 small yellow onion
1 jalapeño pepper
1 serrano pepper
juice of 1 lime
juice of 1 lemon
juice of 1 orange
1 teaspoon of corriander seeds
1 teaspoon of cumin seeds
1 teaspoon of ground smoked paprika
1 teaspoon of ancho chili powder
1 dried red chili (use chipotle if you can find it)
3 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon of red wine vinegar
2 teaspoons of sea salt
fresh ground pepper
Step 1: Blitz blitz blitz!
In a food processor, combine the cilantro, garlic, jalapeño and serrano peppers. Pulse to make sure they are chopped up fine. Now add the onion and juices, chop until combined. Now add in everything else, corriander seeds, cumin seeds, paprika, chili powder, red chili, olive oil and red wine vinegar. Blitz until all combined! You can leave it a bit chunky if you want, but it should look like a salsa.
Step 2: Marinade!
In a large re-sealable plastic bag, toss in your steaks. Sprinkle a few pinches of sea salt and fresh ground pepper. Rub it around a little. Now pour in the marinade and seal the plastic bag, try to squeeze out all the air. Not squish around the marinade to make sure it's all over the steaks. Place in a tray to make sure it doesn't drip and place in the fridge for 6 hours. If you can do this the day before, that's even better!
Step 3: Grill!
If you have an outdoor grill, then go ahead and fire it up. If you don't have a grill handy, you can use the broiler or pan fry on a cast iron. Anyway you want to cook it, first you want to take the meat out of the marinade and wipe off as much of the marinade as you can. Brush your grill or pan with a little olive oil and place the steaks on there. Grill the meat anywhere from 3-5 minutes each side depending on how thick it is. Time also depends on how well you want it done, some like it a little more pink than others. Let the meat rest for about 5 minutes before cutting into strips.
Now to serve… you can serve the meat on top of small corn tortillas with some fresh chopped onions and cilantro for some tacos. You can add the meat in a burrito with guacamole, Mexican rice, beans and cheese. You can add the strips on top of a big chop salad. You can use it to make enchiladas! You can serve it whole as a piece of steak with some Mexican rice and beans. OR you can make it into a sandwich! Honestly, possibilities are endless. Hope you like it!
PS. I apologize for the bad flash lighting, still trying to figure out the best way to shoot in the new apt!


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Have you heard the news? In online marketing circles it was hard to avoid news about the Google +1 button finally being available to add to websites and blogs. By way of introduction, here's Google's video introducing the +1 Button:
There have been dozens of detailed blog posts written about how to install Google's +1 Button on your site so I'm not going to go into that here. I'll link to a couple posts that are well worth your time to read and study.
What I will say is that this is an important element to add to the social sharing options on your blog. You're giving your audience a way to tell Google that your content is worth recommending and the more recommendations you have the better Google likes it. It's like a peer review of your content.
The +1 Button is Google's answer to Facebook's Like button. Both are forms of word of mouth recommendations and social proof. The more likes and pluses, the better the content must be and the more likely that others will click through to check it out, right? More targeted traffic...got to love that!
On the other side of the visibility coin, the more you use the +1 button to recommend blog posts and websites you like, the more your image and name appears on Google's search results pages when your friends are doing searches. You do have to have a public Google profile (which I've been recommending for a long time) in order to use +1 and have your name, image and link to your profile show up.
Back to adding the +1 button on your blog...
Check out Krisit Hines' post: Your Guide to the Google +1 Button
Another excellent tutorial is at SocialMouths: The Google +1 Button: What You Need to Know and How to Get It
I added the +1 Button to my blog at denisewakeman.com (you'll see it at the top of each post). I use the Digg Digg plugin that was updated with the new button immediately. Sexy Bookmarks which I use at the bottom of my posts has not been updated to include the +1 Button at the time this post is being published. I'm sure it won't be long though.
Another plugin that Francisco at SocialMouths recommends is the WordPress Plugin - Google +1 Button. I originally installed this plugin before I discovered that Digg Digg had updated their plugin. It was very simple to configure and add to the top or bottom of the posts.
As far as TypePad goes, I put in a support ticket asking when it would be available to add to the footer of blog posts. They told me it's in development...(what takes them so long????)
So my questions for you: have you installed the Google +1 button on your blog? Why or why not?
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San Francisco Chronicle | 'Headlands Nightlife': guided sunset nature hike
March 8, 2012 - 10:34am
It's time to gather the family and head out for a nighttime nature adventure in the Marin Headlands. Our NatureBridge program in Golden Gate National Recreation Area has a number of fantastic family programs. You can read more about our Headlands Nightlife hike in San Francisco Chronicle's 96 Hours!
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At Least 16 Killed as Police HQ Attacked in Kirkuk
At Least 16 Killed as Police HQ Attacked in Kirkuk
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An Iraqi firefighter walks past a damaged building after a car... Foto di attualitàAutomobile,Bombardamento,Camminare,Città,Composizione orizzontale,Conflittualità,Criminale armato,Danneggiato,Forze di polizia,Guerra,Iraq,Kirkuk,Nord,Persone,Quartiere generale,Seguire,Struttura edile,Uccidere,Vigile del fuoco,ViolenzaPhotographer MARWAN IBRAHIMCollection: AFP 2013 AFPAn Iraqi firefighter walks past a damaged building after a car bombing followed by an assault by grenade-throwing gunmen on a police headquarters in a disputed northern city of Kirkuk, on February 3, 2013, killing some 30 people. The vehicle that was detonated in the center of the city was painted to appear as though it was a police car, and the militants who sought to seize the compound were dressed as policemen, witnesses said. AFP PHOTO/MARWAN IBRAHIM (Photo credit should read MARWAN IBRAHIM/AFP/Getty Images)


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Practicing in Cayman
As a public service, the Ministry of Health and Human Services is highlighting the registration guidelines that all doctors must follow in order to practice in the Cayman Islands.
Under the Health Practice Law (2002), the standards for all health professionals practicing in these Islands is set by the Health Practice Commission (HPC). The commission's four professional councils regulate these standards.
These four councils and the commission promote high standards in health services, and ensure that patients are receiving proper professional health care by persons who are highly trained, certified, skilled and competent.
The Medical and Dental Council licenses medical doctors, podiatrists, osteopaths, dentists, and also dental hygienists, therapists, technicians, and dental surgical assistants. The Nursing and Midwifery Council licenses all nurses and midwives, and the Pharmacy Council is responsible for pharmacists. The fourth council, the Council for Professions Allied with Medicine, licenses all other health care professionals such as acupuncturists, chiropractors, optometrists, paramedics, and mental health counsellors.
In order for a doctor's application to be considered by the Medical & Dental Council, the following items must be submitted: a completed application form; a letter explaining why the doctor is applying for registration in the Cayman Islands; certified copies of relevant diplomas and certificates; a certified copy of current licensure; and an original or certified letter of good standing from a current board of registration. All these documents can be certified by an overseas or local notary public, justice of the peace or attorney-at-law.
The applicant will also need two original letters of professional reference made within six months of receipt of application, and a police certificate. The applicant also needs to provide a character reference, made no earlier than six months prior to application for registration and from a person unrelated to the applicant by birth or marriage. The character reference must be from a person of good standing in the community who has known the applicant for at least four years, and is acceptable to the registrar (including an attorney, a notary public, justice of the peace, or a minister of religion).
Accompanying this should be a report about the applicant's physical and mental health, given by a practitioner who must not be related to the applicant by birth or marriage, and who must have known the applicant for a period of at least two years. This report also must have been made no earlier than six months prior to application for registration. The applicant also must provide one full-face, passport-size photograph, certified as taken no earlier than six months prior to application for registration.
All documents must be in English, and translated versions must be certified.
The applicants must also indicate on the application whether they are resident or visiting. An application fee of CI$250.00 (US$305.00) is required.
If an applicant is a non-Caymanian health practitioner, and is either a full-time resident or a visiting physician, he shall provide written evidence at the date of application that he is, or will be, affiliated with a registered Caymanian health practitioner in the Islands or with one of the registered healthcare facilities in the Islands.
Caymanian practitioners must present proof of Caymanian status, either by providing a birth certificate, Cayman Islands passport, Caymanian status or naturalisation/registration certificate.
The health practitioners' councils usually meet monthly. Applications received at least two weeks prior to a council meeting shall be placed on the Medical and Dental Council's monthly agenda.
If the doctor's application is approved and the registration fees are paid, a certificate of registration will be issued by the health practice councils registrar.
Cayman allows the registration of health practitioners who are fully registered, or eligible for full registration, in Australia, Canada, Jamaica, New Zealand, South Africa, UK or US, or those who have met the Caribbean regional registration requirements. The applicant is responsible for providing the council with evidence of his registration or eligibility for full registration in any of the countries listed above.
"This particular requirement does not exclude anyone from practicing in Cayman," said Dr. Gerald Smith the Chairman of the Medical and Dental Council. "As a small country the Cayman Islands is not in a position to vet the qualifications of doctors wishing to practice here. We therefore selected a range of countries that is close to Cayman or from which we traditionally get many of our doctors."
"Doctors who are not registered in any of the chosen countries could still be eligible for Cayman's registration certificate," he continued. "To be considered, however, they would have to write the board exam of any of the selected countries, or provide the HPC with documentation stating that their qualifications are recognized by any of these boards."
The annual registration fee to practice is, for medical doctors, dentists, podiatrists, osteopaths (trained in US), CI$800.00 (US$976.00); other health practitioners in dentistry and physicians assistants, CI$400.00 (US$488.00).
Non-Caymanian health practitioners, in addition to being registered by the Medical and Dental Council, are required to obtain a gainful occupation licence from the Work Permit Board. For more information about the registration of health practitioners, please contact the HPC on 244-2813.
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Howard Payne University honor rolls
Howard Payne University has announced its honor roll, dean's list and president's list for the spring 2013 semester. Area students included are as follows:
Honor roll: Stephanie Elaine Baldwin of Brownwood; Crystal Faith Carter of Brownwood; Dustin Jayme Crager of Brownwood; Shelbie Paige Deleon of Santa Anna; Bradi Nicole Gill of Brownwood; Jonathan Lewis Grady of Goldthwaite; Stephanie Ann Gutierrez of Brownwood; Justin William Hall of Brownwood; Michael Jeffrey Harmon of Brownwood; Christy Benae Hazelwood of Brownwood; Jeremy Allen Hogue of Brownwood; Jonathan Shayne Holland of Santa Anna; Megan Michele Irwin of Brownwood; Jaime Leann Johnston of Gorman; Erica Danielle Jordan of Brownwood; Neal Edward Kucinski of Clyde; Andrea Lashaye Leonard of Brownwood; Kali Rachel Parks of Brookesmith; Judi Jo Parten of Goldthwaite; Bryan Ross Pate of May; Emily Michelle Rainey of Brownwood; Mary Meagan Raschke of Brownwood; Katherine Michelle Roddam of Zephyr; Fernando San Miguel of Brownwood; Heather Renae Starnes of May; Jasimine Monae Sterling of Early; Allison Kate Straach of Coleman; Travis Nathanial Taillet of Brownwood; Kaitlin Nicole Vernon of Bangs; and Bryson Taylor Wallace of Sweetwater.
Dean's list: Nicholas Calvin Bennie of Brownwood; Nathan Wayne Byrd of Comanche; Amber Corley of Brownwood; Shylah Marie Cutbirth of Brownwood; Carminia Del Toro of Brownwood; Joshua Allen Dillard of Brownwood; Addison Bryant Ebarb of Early; Zachary Benjamin Gafford of Brownwood; Brooke Lyndsey Goad of Carbon; Matthew James Hazelwood of Brownwood; Molly Jane Hull of Brownwood; Sean Peter McMahan of Brownwood; Jason Alexander Murphy of Brownwood; Mark Alan Parker of Early; Molly Christine Pritchard of Coleman; Jessica Lynann Ramirez of Bangs; Samuel Colton Rockett of Cross Plains; Ethan Michael Selman of Brownwood; Jherica Larie Simental of Brownwood; Tracer Louis Skelton of Brownwood; Hillary Grace Stippick of Brownwood; and Luis Eduardo Vallecillo of Brownwood.
President's list: Joel Eliezer Berends of Brownwood; Juanita Mercedes Cardenas of Brownwood; Chasity Dawn Cartwright of Brownwood; Lacy Harrison Culpepper of Zephyr; Timber Lee Curtis of Olden; Ennis Davila of Brownwood; Conner Mac Drew of Early; Jeffrey Scott Edmondson of Brownwood; Kelli Diane Ezzell of Early; Justin Allen Fisher of Brownwood; Meagan Elizabeth Hall of Brownwood; Lara Leeann Hernandez of Brownwood; Hayden Bryce Hewitt of Brownwood; Kelcie Michelle Hunter of Brownwood; Jerry Talton Hurt of Brownwood; Kerri Paige Jones of Brownwood; Laura Lopez of Brownwood; Jarrod Scott McCandless of Brownwood; Bertha Mendoza of Houston; Saulo Elias Mendoza of Brownwood; Maitreyee Narendra Nigalye of Brownwood; Presley Neshaydith Parker of Bangs; Jessica Marie Powers of Brownwood; Zachary James Tharp of Brownwood; Laura Caroll Whiteley of Brownwood; and Joshua Blain Woods of Brownwood.
Oklahoma State University graduate
Alexander Datzman of Abilene has graduated from Oklahoma State University with a master's in electrical engineering.
Marquette University graduate
Rebecca Watson of Abilene has graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis., with a law degree.
Eckerd College graduate
Deborah Hilbert of Abilene has graduated with high honors from Eckerd College with a bachelor's in biology and environmental studies.
Harding University graduates
The following Abilene residents have graduated from Harding University in Searcy, Ark.: Justin Kutter, bachelor's in athletic training; Sydney Kutter, bachelor's in interdisciplinary studies; and Leila Shelburne, bachelor's in interdisciplinary studies.
Southwestern College dean's honor roll
Matthew Johnson of Abilene has been named to the Southwestern College dean's honor roll for the spring 2013 semester.
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text: Nine Pine Street | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified. Nine Pine Street Longacre Theatre, (4/27/1933 - circa. 5/1933) First Preview: Total Previews: Opening Date: Apr 27, 1933 Closing Date: May 1933 Total Performances: 28 Category: Play, Original, Broadway Description: A play in six scenes and an epilogue Setting: The Holden Home, New Bedford, Mass. Opening Night Credits Production Staff Produced by Margaret Hewes Written by John Colton and Carlton Miles; from a play by William Miles and Donald Blackwell Staged by A.H. Van Buren Scenic Design by Robert Edmond Jones Cast Roberta BeattyMrs. Carrie RiggsHelen ClaireClara HoldenAndree CordayErnestineLillian GishEffie HoldenRaymond HackettWarren PittRobert HarrisonEdward HoldenEleanor HicksMrs. PowellJames HollickyLieut. MiddletonJames P. HoustonRev. AppletonWilliam IngersollDr. PowellNeil McFeeMartin LodgeJohn MorrisseyCapt. James TateJessamine NewcombeMiss RobertsBarna OstertagAnnieCatherine ProctorMiss LittlefieldJanet YoungMrs. Holden © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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ATLANTA — The Braves' second-highest paid player this season isn't likely to have a major role in the National League Division Series, but at least B.J. Upton is on the roster.
That can't be said for Dan Uggla, who has the team's highest 2013 salary.
The Braves will use Elliot Johnson as their starting second baseman against the Los Angeles Dodgers and go with Paul Janish as the infield backup.
"It was difficult," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "You have to put the best 25 out there."
Uggla hit 22 homers during the regular season, but the 33-year-old had just one extra-base hit and four RBIs while batting .099 in his last 36 games. He batted .133 with 25 strikeouts in 24 games after taking time out for laser eye surgery that didn't get him back on track.
Uggla's .137 average with runners in scoring position was the majors' second-lowest, ahead of only the .108 of Upton, who hit .184 overall. Uggla's final average was .179.
Upton, who signed a five-year deal worth $75.25 million as a free agent, did make the NLDS, though, as a potential defensive replacement in the outfield and pinch runner.
Uggla, who made $13,146,000 this season, has two more years on his contract and will earn the same the next two seasons. Upton's salary this year was $13,050,000 and the Braves are on the hook for four more years.
Johnson, meanwhile, was a bargain pickup late in August after being released by Kansas City. He hit .261 with with seven extra-base hits, 10 RBIs and eight stolen bases in 32 games with the Braves.
Garcia to get start
The Braves went with Freddy Garcia, rather than left-hander Paul Maholm, as the scheduled starter for Game 4 in Los Angeles on Monday, if necessary.
Garcia was hit hard in one start for Class AAA Gwinnett after being acquired from Baltimore in late August, but turned back the clock with the Braves during September.
The 36-year-old right-hander posted a 1.65 ERA in six games overall and allowed just four runs over 19 2/3 innings in his three starts.
Garcia also has made 10 postseason starts, going 3-0 with a 2.14 ERA for the Chicago White Sox and pitching the clinching game in the sweep of Houston.
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David Hale, who spent all of the regular season with Gwinnett, earned a spot in the Braves bullpen for the NLDS against the Dodgers off two impressive September spot starts.
The Marietta native was 1-0 with a 0.82 ERA and set a record for a Braves pitcher in his major league debut by striking out nine in five innings against San Diego on Sept. 13.
Hale won a spot over fellow right-hander Anthony Varvaro, who appeared in 62 games, and veteran left-hander Scott Downs, picked up from the Los Angeles Angels at the trade deadline.
Jordan Walden was included in the NLDS roster despite pitching just four times the final six weeks because of groin and shoulder issues, and posting a 7.20 ERA. The right-hander showed the Braves he was healthy by working an inning in Florida on Tuesday during an instructional league game.
PITCHERS (11): Luis Avilan, Luis Ayala, David Carpenter, Freddy Garcia, David Hale, Craig Kimbrel, Kris Medlen, Mike Minor, Julio Teheran, Jordan Walden and Alex Wood.
CATCHERS (3): Evan Gattis, Gerald Laird and Brian McCann.
INFIELDERS (5): Freddie Freeman, Paul Janish, Chris Johnson, Elliot Johnson and Andrelton Simmons,
OUTFIELDERS (6): Jose Constanza, Jason Heyward, Reed Johnson, Jordan Schafer, B.J. Upton and Justin Upton.
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He grew up on screen as schoolboy Harry Potter's clumsy pal Neville Longbottom, but Matthew Lewis is a bona fide heart-throb these days, and his latest role is more manly than ever. He still enjoys a few larks on set though, as The Buzz finds out
Something strange has been happening in Matthew Lewis's life of late. Despite starring in all eight Harry Potter films as shy and clumsy Neville Longbottom, he's getting more of a reaction on the street now, almost three years after the final movie was released.
"The thing my friends and family, and myself, can't seem to fathom is the fact that it's actually got worse," says Lewis, who's calling in from sunny South Africa where he's filming his latest project. "It's not a bad thing, but more people recognise me now than they ever did when I was making the films."
Not least the female contingent who waited en mass to catch a glimpse of the newly appointed heart-throb when he made his West End debut in Our Boys in late 2012.
His latest role should go down well with his army of ardent fans, as he plays ammunition technician Corporal Gordon House in the comedy-drama Bluestone 42.
The series follows a fictional bomb disposal detachment in Afghanistan and was a critical success when it first aired in early 2013.
"I watched the first series and remember thinking that I'd love to be part of a show like that. It's a comedy and aims to make people laugh but it's not trivialised," says Lewis, who made his first appearance in the Christmas special and cements his character in the new six-part series.
Cheeky chappy Gordon, nicknamed Tower Block, was brought in to replace Corporal Millsy (Gary Carr) as number two to Captain Medhurst (Oliver Chris).
"He's the best of the best and came top in all his classes, but when he arrived in Afghanistan he was very green and thought he knew a lot more than he actually did," explains Lewis, who admits his alter-ego "had a bit of a chip on his shoulder" at first.
"He didn't get on with Medhurst initially, there was a bit of friction between them. Gordon's a lad and loves getting stuck in with the banter - especially giving Medhurst stick for being a posh public schoolboy, but then he did a lot of growing up in that half-hour special."
The actors' relationship off screen couldn't be more different, and Lewis credits the whole cast and crew for making him feel welcome. "I arrived at the read-through, and obviously it's quite daunting joining a show, but everyone was so fantastic taking me under their wing, I felt part of the team early on."
And there's been plenty of time for fun in the sunny location, which he describes as "stunning".
"We're laughing and joking on set because we're making a comedy, but when we're not working everyone's spending time together and it's been great."
In the first week, he and four others entered a local 10k run in South Africa. "We all did pretty well," says Lewis, who completed the Great North Run last September and describes himself as "pretty sporty".
But he's far from holier than thou, he insists.
"There are a fair few bars in the town we've been staying in. We've tried to drink like squaddies and done a pretty good job of it - but of course been very professional on school nights," he adds, laughing.
Like his character, Lewis is a proud Yorkshireman and still counts Leeds as home.
"Yeah I'm still up there," he says. "All my friends are there and they're the ones who keep me grounded. When you're making movies like Potter, you can lose yourself in the glamour of making a big Hollywood film. To come away from that and be normal and go to the pub and watch football, that's what I really enjoy."
If he doesn't sound overawed by the industry, it might have something to do with the fact he's grown up in it.
"Anthony, my older brother [who's appeared in shows like A Touch Of Frost and Emmerdale], started when he was eight and I was two, so my mother chaperoned him and I got taken along. So I kind of grew up on television and film sets," he explains, adding that he decided "at an early age" that he wanted to act.
And by that he means five-years-old, when he was fortunate enough to land his first role in Kay Mellor's TV movie Some Kind Of Life.
"It was a good piece of drama and Jane Horrocks and Ray Stevenson were incredible in it," says Lewis.
One-off appearances in Dalziel And Pascoe, Where The Heart Is and Heartbeat followed, before he was cast in the first Harry Potter movie, released back in 2001. It's rather fitting that, post-Potter, his first part was another Mellor project, the lottery drama The Syndicate.
"It kind of came full circle," says Lewis, whose brother also appeared in the series.
There's a third sibling, Chris, the eldest, who's also in the industry - behind the camera. "He's always been much more technically minded so he became a cameraman, and now he's an editor and works on The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent," says Lewis, who's not sure why the three of them have wound up in showbiz territory. Their mother's a magistrate, their father works in computers "and if you put a video camera in my parents' faces they don't like it", he notes.
"My uncle did a family tree and way, way back we had a clown in the family, but that's about as close as we could get to the entertainment industry."
Comedy has always been an important part of his life and he recalls how his brothers introduced him to the likes of Alan Partridge, Fawlty Towers, Bottom and Blackadder.
"I've been really fortunate to work with a lot of these guys [who starred in the above shows] - Robbie Coltrane, Rik Mayall - and to be part of a BBC comedy like this is great," he says.
It's also a break from the stage, which he felt he needed after the 12-week Our Boys run.
"You only work three or four hours in the evening but your day's taken up focused on that, and it can become quite a chore in the later runs to get through stuff," Lewis says candidly.
"On Bluestone 42, you're doing different stuff every day.
"We're blowing stuff up, playing around with rifles and it's beautiful sunshine, so if I ever complain about a job like this then someone kill me immediately!"
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AT COLORADO: This Season (Jr.) -- Enters the fall as one of CU's starting cornerbacks. He had a solid spring and could emerge as one of the top defensive backs in the Big 12 Conference.
2004 (Soph.) -- He started the first eight games at right cornerback and the Nebraska game on the left side in starting nine games overall and playing in all 13, including the Houston Bowl. He suffered a dislocated finger against the Nebraska, and played with it bandaged in the Big 12 title game against Oklahoma; he had surgery on December 7 and was scheduled to play in the Houston Bowl. He racked up 37 tackles (33 solo) on the season, along with the second most pass deflections (10) on the team. He also recorded six third down stops, a caused interception and a tackle for loss. He posted his career high of seven tackles (all solo) in the overtime loss at Texas A&M, and had five tackles in three other games (Washington State, North Texas and Missouri). Against UTEP in the bowl game, he had two solo tackles and a pass deflection. He was credited with a punt return for 9 yards when he blocked a kick against North Texas, one of eight special team points he earned on the year; he was in on six tackles (four solo), including one inside-the-20, to account for the other points. He had a solid spring, with 18 tackles in the three main scrimmages and an interception in the finale (the spring game), as he completed all requirements set forth by the coaching staff to return to the team.
AT GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE: 2003 (Fr.-RS) -- He started all 10 games at cornerback for GCCC, which posted a 5-5 record under coach Bob Larson. He recorded 48 tackles (36 solo), with two interceptions for 48 yards, returning one for a touchdown, along added eight passes broken up. He enrolled at Garden City after being suspended from the team (not university) for violating a team rule.
AT COLORADO 2002 (Fr.) -- He saw brief action on special teams against San Diego State in the second game of the season; he suffered a season-ending shoulder injury in practice that required surgery the following week and thus received a medical hardship waiver for the season.
HIGH SCHOOL -- As a senior, he garnered PrepStar All-America honors (ranked as the No. 4 DB in the Midwest), while also earning Football Report all-Midwest honors (both pre- and postseason), with Rivals.com ranking him as the No. 53 cornerback in the nation. He earned honorable mention all-state and all-conference honors at tailback, and was all-area at both running back and cornerback. He was also all-area as a junior and was all-conference as a sophomore and junior, all at tailback. A three-year starter at running back and two-year starter at cornerback, he rushed for 1,000 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior, when he was also in on 60 tackles, with nine passes deflections, three interceptions and two forced fumbles. He also had about 75 receiving yards on five catches and returned three kickoffs for touchdowns. As a s junior, he averaged 9.5 yards per carry In rushing for about 900 yards and 10 scores, catching passes for 150 yards and another three touchdowns, and added four more scores on kickoff returns. He had 60 tackles on defense, with eight passes broken up, two interceptions, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble. He rushed for 850 yards and nine touchdowns and caught passes for 250 yards and two scores as a sophomore. Top career games included an seven carry, 154-yard, three-touchdown effort against Marion Central, and a 180-yard, 3-TD performance in a win over Antioch, both as a senior. And against Zion Benton, also as a senior, he had 150 yards in kickoff returns, including a TD, and rushed for another 120 yards and a score. Libertyville was 7-4 his senior year, 9-2 his junior season (conference champs both years) and 6-4 his sophomore year under coach Randy Kuceyeski. He also lettered four times in track, participating in sprints and jumps (career best of 21-9 in the long jump, conference champ in the 300 hurdles as a freshman).
ACADEMICS -- He is majoring in history at Colorado.
PERSONAL -- He was born August 8, 1983 in Denver, attending both elementary and middle school in the Denver metro area. His hobbies include working out, participating in all sports and listening to music. He has an incredible athletic bloodline: his father, Gerald, and two uncles (Farley, Gerald's twin, and Gary) ran track at Arizona State and were members of the 1977 national champion team. His grandfather, Alex "Bullet" Burl, played running back at Colorado State and one year (1956) with the Chicago Cardinals; he also coached track at Manual High School in Denver. Another grandpa, Eddie Callaway, coached basketball (the first African-American to do so in Colorado) and was principal at Manual, and an uncle, Donnie Gatewood, is Montbello High's (Denver) track coach and played football at CSU. Another uncle, Eddie Callaway Jr., coached former Buff Chauncey Billups at George Washington. A cousin, Dominique Callaway, ran track at Notre Dame and Ohio State and was the national record holder in the high hurdles, and yet another cousin, Jan Keith Gatewood, played football at Northwestern. (First name is pronounced jair-it, as in Jaret.)
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Sofics, a leading provider of ESD solutions for ICs, will adapt PowerQubic ESD/EOS technology to ADI's custom requirements. PowerQubic provides robust on-chip protection for high-voltage interfaces in such applications as power control and mixed signals without the need for costly process changes. ADI, the world leader in data conversion and signal conditioning technology, has licensed the resulting technology.
"As a leader in analog and mixed-signal ICs and SoCs, we are committed to providing customers with the highest levels of reliability and performance," said David Robertson, vice president of analog technology for ADI. "We need strong, sophisticated ESD protection for 60V devices without compromising the mixed signal performance of the products and we look forward to working with Sofics to that end."
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