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The following post was written by Kathleen S. Tighe, the Chair of the Recovery Board and the Inspector General for the Department of Education
Challenges keep you on your toes. In two decades in government, I've had plenty of them, serving in law enforcement-related positions at the Department of Justice, the General Services Administration, the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Education.
Last month, President Obama handed me a new—and exciting—challenge: He selected me to serve as Chair of the Recovery Board, the independent agency that oversees the $840 billion economic stimulus program approved by Congress nearly three years ago. It's a big job, something I know from personal experience as a member of the Recovery Board since April 2010.
The Recovery Act requires the Board to post detailed spending information on Recovery.gov and to provide oversight so that the funds aren't wasted or stolen. In a nutshell, that means we need to be transparent and accountable to taxpayers.
I can assure you of my long commitment to government openness and accountability. I work for the taxpayers—not the other way around—and I wake up every morning feeling that I can make a difference. I felt that way the first day I walked into the Department of Justice in 1988 to begin serving as a trial attorney in the Fraud Section of the Commercial Litigation Branch. And I did make a difference, settling multi-million dollar cases that benefitted taxpayers.
My work as the Education IG should also give you a good idea of the way I think. From the time I first took that job 22 months ago, I have made it clear that no one—no individual, no company—is above scrutiny. Under my watch, the IG's office has saved taxpayers millions of dollars by pursuing settlements and other actions against those who sought to defraud taxpayers.
The Recovery Board has a different oversight function. It does not conduct investigations. However, our analysts use sophisticated IT tools, housed in a facility known as the Recovery Operations Center, to pinpoint irregularities in Recovery Act contracts, grants and loans issued by federal agencies. The findings are sent to the IGs who oversee the 28 agencies that issue awards and serve as the basis for audits and investigations.
In its short history, the Board has been hailed for its commitment to accountability and transparency. Rest assured that those good government practices will be continued during my time as Chair.
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You are a role model personality Kathleen, really admire your dedication. Keep up the good work please, the society needs you.
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Lemon Meringue Pie
This famous English classic needs a revival. It is supremely light, squashy and fragrant with lemons. Why did we ever forget about it?
Serves 6
This recipe is taken from Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course and Delia Smith's Complete Illustrated Cookery Course. It has also appeared in Sainsbury's Magazine
Start by making the pastry: first sieve the flour and a pinch of salt into a large bowl, holding the sieve up high to give the flour a good airing. Then add the butter and lard, cut into smallish lumps, and, using only your fingertips, lightly rub the fat into the flour, again lifting the mixture up high all the time. When everything is crumbly, sprinkle in some cold water – about 1 tablespoon. Start to mix the pastry with a flat-bladed knife and then finish off with your hands, adding a few more drops of water until you have a smooth dough that will leave the bowl clean. Then pop the pastry into a plastic bag and let it rest in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
Next, roll the pastry out to a circle about ½ in (1 cm) larger all round than the rim of the tin. Cut a ½ in (1 cm) strip from the edge of the pastry, dampen the rim of the tin with water and fix the strip round it, pressing down well. Next, dampen the strip and line the tin with the pastry circle, making sure you don't trap any air underneath it. Then prick the base all over with a fork. Bake on a high shelf in the pre-heated oven for 20-25 minutes, or until cooked through.
Remove the pastry case from the oven and immediately lower the heat to gas mark 2, 300°F (150°C) for the meringue.
Meanwhile, make the filling. Measure 10 fl oz (275 ml) cold water into a jug, and spoon the cornflour and sugar into a bowl. Add enough of the water to mix the cornflour to a smooth paste, then pour the rest of the water, along with the grated lemon zest, into a small saucepan. Bring this up to the boil, then pour it gradually on to the cornflour, mixing all the time until it is smooth.
Now return the mixture to the saucepan and bring back to the boil, still mixing. Next, simmer very gently for about 1 minute, stirring all the time to prevent it from catching. Then remove the pan from the heat and beat in the egg yolks, lemon juice and, finally, the butter. Pour the lemon mixture into the pastry shell and spread it out evenly. Finally, for the meringue, use a large, roomy bowl and in it whisk the egg whites until they form stiff peaks.
Now whisk in a quarter of the sugar at a time until it is all incorporated, then spread the meringue to the very edge of the pastry rim with a palette knife, so that it seals the edge completely (You can also make a few decorative swirls).
Cook in the oven on the centre shelf for 45 minutes, by which time the meringue will have turned pale beige, and be crisp on the outside and squashy within.
Serve warm or cold, but if warm, leave it to settle for about 20 minutes.
Chilled pouring cream is a nice accompaniment.
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Dang, that is big.
No room on my board.
I just put the TC Dreamscape on yesterweek.
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Dang, that is big.
No room on my board.
I just put the TC Dreamscape on yesterweek.
As far as size goes, consider what this pedal does, which is a lot. You'll see it's actually not very big at all once you "size" up the competition:
Vox DelayLab: 10.23 x 6.45
Line6 DL4: 10 x 6
TC Electronic Flashback X4: 9.2 x 5.3
Visual Sound Dual Tap Delay: 9.1 x 5.1
Nice pedal & slick features, but it takes up to much real estate for me. Although I really like pre-sets and tap tempo I can still run 2 separate delay pedals (long Flashback & short mxr cc) in less space.
Just ordered the smaller version, the flashback. Pretty impressed with anything that comes from tc electronics.
My flashback is ordered. Should be here either Tuesday or Thursday. Really looking forward to it. Oh and the Grover tuning pegs come too. Lol
Currently I am using and endorsing the Hardwire DL-8 Extreme Performance Pedal....True by pass and has a wonderful array of delays settings
My flashback came, mounted and has been used..love the thing. Tc Electronics make great pedals, I haven't liked any pedal this much since the late 80's.
Next week....rottweiler
Has anyone tried the visual sound dual delay?
I have the "single tap" version, great pedal. Real simple to use and sounds great. Might not not be the ticket if you're looking for a lot of fancy features, but if you don't like a hassle it's sweet.
I like the TC stuff alot, have the Corona Chorus and Spark Booster.
For delay, I use a Red Witch Titan - three separate analog delays you can run series or parallel. There's an effects loop on the first one. Not sure how useful it is, but it's really fun to play with...for those late night "science experiments" if you will...
I like stacking the three delays, and hooking up a my wah to the effects loop (which also has a gain on it). I play clean, set the delay with the dirty wah for a rapid decay at high volume, set the second one long decay lower volume, and the third just in the background at double the interval. TRIPPY!
I was thinking about the x4 because the Titan is a ton of fun to play with but no super practical for live use...
A/B'd that against the Strymon Timeline in Tokyo, both have loop-function as well.
However, the Strymon is much more expensive
However, the Strymon definitely sounded better to my ears,
and the option of sending different delaytimes to left/right output
was a cool feature for those like me that sometimes wanna use 2 1x12 cabs/amps
with deeflexx on stage, give it a HUGE sound!
Bottom-line though? I ended up using the TC for my clinic, simply based on how easy it was
to use. Also a VEYR big plus for the fact that the TC has a "mix" button for the loop level!
I added the Flashback X4 to my board Sunday.
I pulled off the Wampler Faux Tape Echo, and the EHX Sitar pedals.
Been watching more vids, and here are a few that show how to do the looping.
I am going to experiment with looping this weekend.
Vox is suppose to be coming out with a big delay pedal shortly, not sure how it stacks up against the TC X4.
I watch The Tone Kings videos daily, and right now he is doing a 30 pedals in 30 days thing for this month.
Today I watched his review of the Flood Delay by Jet City, and I wrote him via his comments page that he should cover the new TC Electronics Flashback X4.
He wrote on his page that he may be covering it tomorrow, so check out his page after he uploads a new video tonight.
I will give it a try. I've been using the regular Flashback on the "Joe Perry Tape Lead" toneprint. Works great for me.
The Tone King came through today :D
Here is another delay pedal, I saw the ad in Premier Guitar for it, and it looks like it has now hit the market.
I like my Flashback X4 better though.
The Vox also has a built in looper.
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Ubisoft calls this the culmination of Ezio's story, so it's our last trek with the beloved Renaissance Batman. In the game, Ezio retraces the steps of Altair to Constantinople, where Templars are gathering their forces. This goes hand-in-hand with the teaser trailers, which hinted at both Altair and Ezio.
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Fulton County firefighters battled a very dangerous blaze late Wednesday night in Rochester, after a fireworks stand caught fire.
It happened at 9:44 on the 1400 block of 18th Street at Windy City Fireworks. Fulton County Sheriff Walker Conley tells FOX28 the first unit on the scene was just two minutes away when the fire got called in, but by the time that unit arrived the place was fully engulfed in flames.
Windy City Fireworks is made up of two connected buildings, totaling 16,000 square feet. Inside the building were not only fireworks, but antiques and "flea market items."
Conley says every department within Fulton County was called out to the blaze, with Argos and Mentone Fire Departments on standby to assist any other fires that might break out in the area.
"There were fireworks exploding, going up in the air. There were loud explosions that carried on for approximately an hour while I was here, and then they started getting under control. The place was completely engulfed," said Sheriff Conley.
It took crews hours to douse the fire and put out the hot spots, but Conley says there was no one inside the building when the fire broke out and no injuries are being reported.
"The fire was dangerous for the firefighters," Conley said. "When I got there I saw roman candle type fireworks exploding heading toward the firemen. It was up at the bucket truck and U.S. 31 is just a ways up from this intersection."
Fire Chief Tom Butler said it was too dangerous to go inside the building to fight the fire. Water supply was also a problem. The chief said they were forced to draft water from a nearby pond.
At one point we're told between 25 and 30 cars were stopped near the corner of U.S. 31 and State Road 14. Conley says there should not be any traffic problems for drivers near there Thursday morning.
Investigators are still working to determine a cause for the fire. The Fulton County sheriff told FOX28 that security would remain on the site into Friday.
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Guild Wars Sequel, Expansion PlansThis Guild Wars Guru forum thread (thanks Blues News) is filled with Guild Wars followup information, all gathered from the most recent issue of PC Gamer. ArenaNet is planning to ditch the Chapter format for the game, and is instead focusing on an expansion pack called Eye of the North, as well as a proper sequel.
The Eye of the North expansion pack is set for a holiday 2007 release, and will cost less than the previous chapter additions. It features no new professions, but will include new armor sets, new skills, new heroes and new areas to explore. Its storyline will bridge the gap between the first game and Guild Wars 2.
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Call it "land hunger." Competing interests from New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut all looked with covetous eyes at the land to the west of New Hampshire in the early to middle decades of the 18th century — land that constitutes the current state of Vermont.
Somehow Connecticut speculators got the upper hand in the competition by realizing that New Hampshire Gov. Benning Wentworth was very willing to sell land grants to them at the right price.
Wentworth, who had recently declared bankruptcy, was cash hungry and happy to sell the land, despite major jurisdictional disputes with the state of New York over true ownership of it. Astute Connecticut speculators were more than willing to buy, and they did. Huge tracts of it.
Between the years 1750-1765, Benning Wentworth sold land charters for more than 3 million acres of land in Vermont, much of it to Connecticut speculators. These charters came to be known as the "New Hampshire Grants." To gain support for the sales, Wentworth often reserved the right to flatter influential peers by naming towns after them; for example, Rutland, VT, is named after John Manners, the 3rd Duke of Rutland. He named Bennington, VT, after himself.
Former state historian Albert Van Dusen identified two streams of Connecticut charter holders for the land. One group from eastern Connecticut — largely Coventry, Hebron, and Mansfield — settled along the Connecticut River in eastern Vermont. They tended to be conservative and religious in their outlook.
This first group of charter holders settled in Hartford, VT. Not surprisingly, the social structure and physical appearance of these towns bore a strong resemblance to Connecticut towns; furthermore, besides Hartford, an amazing number of Vermont towns still have the same names as many towns in Connecticut, some with slight spelling variants: Windsor, Weathersfield, Marlboro, Plainfield, Waterbury, Chester, Bristol, Wolcott, Middlebury, Essex, Windham, Berlin, Bethel, Fairfield, Guilford, Warren, Manchester, Woodstock, Vernon, Bloomfield, and Andover, as well as more than a dozen others.
Among the other towns in Vermont with a counterpart in Connecticut is Norwich. Most of the settlers in Norwich, VT, came from Mansfield, CT. By 1790, more than 1,000 people in Norwich, VT, had a Mansfield, CT pedigree — the vast majority of the town's population. Pioneers from Mansfield also constituted a large percentage of Hanover, NH, right across the river. Hanover is the home of Dartmouth College and was ranked as the 6th best place in America to live in 2011!
The other stream of Connecticut pioneers in Vermont came largely from Litchfield County — towns such as Salisbury and Litchfield. Van Dusen characterized this group of Connecticut pioneers as "dissenters and free thinkers." Vermont towns that were largely settled by western Connecticut pioneers include Middlebury, Wallingford, Pittsford, Cornwall, Williston, Hinesburg and Vergennes. A Salisbury, CT, native, Gamaliel Painter, was the founder of Middlebury College. Among other notable Connecticut settlers from Litchfield County were Ethan Allen and his brothers Ira and Heman. In fact, Ira Allen is often referred to as the "father of the University of Vermont."
Ethan Allen, however, was the best known of the Allen brothers. Before famously taking Fort Ticonderoga from the British during the Revolutionary War, Ethan Allen was a Major General in the Vermont militia and spent a good deal of his time with his "Green Mountain Boys" raiding and intimidating New York settlers on Vermont land. Eventually, Vermont paid $30,000 to the beleaguered New Yorkers to settle their border disputes.
Eleven Anglican families from Newtown, CT, were principally responsible for settling in Arlington, VT, in 1762. They built the first Anglican (Episcopalian) church there — St. James — in 1772. A veteran soldier of the French and Indian War from New Milford named Isaac Canfield also persuaded several families to settle in Arlington, a place of great beauty that he had visited while in the military service. Another native of Connecticut, Ethan Allen's cousin, Remember Baker, built the first grist mill in the Arlington area and was granted 50 acres of land for doing so.
On January 15, 1777 — 236 years ago this week — the settlers of Vermont, most of them pioneers from Connecticut, declared their own independence from everyone and set up a new republic which they most appropriately called "New Connecticut." Upon realizing six months later that there was another settlement in Pennsylvania along the Susquehanna using that very same name, they renamed their new independent state Vermont — French for "green mountain."
Vermont remained an independent republic for the next 14 years until it finally became the 14th state to enter the Union in 1791. It was the first of four former independent republics that eventually became states. In chronological order, the others were Florida, Texas, and Hawaii.
So if you've ever noticed that many Vermont towns carry the same names as those in Connecticut while driving to peep at leaves in the fall or while on your way to ski at Mt. Snow, there's a good reason for that: Most of the settlers of early Vermont are transplanted people from Connecticut — people who, incidentally, became the first in the Union to ban slavery within their own borders!