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Having managed to negotiate my way across the Harbour Bridge and (thanks to the wonders of the satnav) drive through the city centre instead of going the direct route, I finally arrived at 'the Reoch's' (my cousin Jill, husband Jonathan and daughters Kate & Holly).
Their house at Little Bay was a wonderful mixture of 'traditional' Ozzie architecture with an ultra modern but sympathetic extension to the rear giving an open plan family orientated living space. One thing we have both noticed coming down through Australia is just how much life revolves around the children compared to home. This was especially obvious at Little Bay where Kate and Holly seem to spend almost as much time on extra curricular activities as they do in school.
After spending my first day doing some much needed 'admin' (updating the blog and posting photographs to Faceook), Jill showed me the now famous in our family, 'clifftop walk' giving spectacular views of the famous surf beaches along Sydney's suburbs.
Little Bay itself, as the name suggests is, built around a small secluded bay which is protected from the prevailing Pacific waves and offers a clear calm swimming area with beautiful sandy beach. At least that's what it looked like – August not being the warmest month for swimming in Oz.
Once Jonny had advised me on the wonders of Sydney public transport, I ventured out to the local newsagent and bought a weekly travel pass which allowed me to spend the next few days utilising buses and local ferries to investigate and chart the city and sights of Sydney.
Arriving at Circular Quay for the first time, despite how many times I had seen pictures or film footage, it was an amazing feeling to walk round to the Sydney Opera House and see in real life both it and the bridge – two icons of Australia that suddenly were in three dimensions in front of me.
Having come in small steps without any mammoth flights, it felt as though Sydney almost crept up on me yet suddenly here I was sitting in front of two of the most recognised symbols of Australia.
It's got to be said though, the Opera House does seem a lot smaller than it looks on TV and when you get up close, it's actually a sort of creamy colour rather than the brilliant white it appears. Despite that, it is still a structure that symbolised, to me, being on the other side of the world and brought home just far we had actually travelled to get here.
Jumping on the Darling Harbour Ferry, I was then able to get a closer view of the Bridge while passing under it on the boat. In contrast to the opera house, the bridge actually looks far bigger up-close than I expected.
Sydney city centre is pretty much like any other large city but with probably the largest shopping district I have seen yet. It appeared that every time I went in, I discovered another shopping centre or road full of shops. The business district is crowded around the harbour area, mostly in modern high-rise office blocks, yet the city still retains large tracts of open space, parkland and the famous botanical gardens next to the opera house.
While Vicki was down in Melbourne, I quickly settled into the Reoch family life; the hectic rush to get school bags packed, gourmet packed lunches prepared (at least compared to the Scottish Cheese piece) and arrangements for post-school pick-ups made, before the lull in the middle of the day and the post school de-brief / homework session in the evening.
Once Vicki flew back up from the deep south however, it was back to our normal pace. Despite having a foreign taxi driver from the airport who got lost on his way to the house and charged us about twice the expected rate (some things never change), we established our base camp and started exploring Sydney in earnest.
Since I had already done a lot of the preliminary investigation work, we quickly established exactly what we wanted to see and set forth. Using the excellent ferry service from Circular Quay as a cheap harbour cruise, we ventured out to the highly expensive suburbs for a look at the yachts and multi-level, multi-million-dollar houses of the rich, if not very famous.
We had also decided to visit the Blue Mountains to the north west of the city so after investigating the various options and comparing prices, we settled on hiring a car and staying in cheap motels for three nights. As usual, we tried to squeeze as much as possible in so after many fights with the world's most useless satnav system (which decided to re-calculate routes every time you turned a corner or entered a city – don't ever buy a Navman!) we found ourselves in Katoomba.
Since time was tight and we didn't really have two weeks to get lost in the bush, we decided to do a few short walks on marked paths but thanks to great weather were able to see some spectacular scenery. The mountains themselves have fantastic views towards the coastal areas but the cliffs and gorges on the inland side are like the grand canyon with a forested floor.
Intending to do a loop through the Hunter Valley wine region (via some rather obscure roads, across a small river ferry and several hundred kilometres in the dark) we eventually found our way to the town of Cessnock. Arriving at about half nine on Saturday night, the only thing missing from the town was some tumbleweed blowing through the deserted streets. I have no idea what Australians do for entertainment on a Saturday night but from what I've seen so far, in the small towns, it certainly doesn't involve going out.
The next morning though, we headed up to the various wineries and sampled some of the local produce. Recognising some of the names from the supermarket shelves, we then discovered that they only export to the UK the rubbish that nobody else in Australia wants.
On thing that we did notice in Australia is that alcohol isn't sold in supermarkets – apparently to prevent it being too readily available. However what I found highly amusing was that, despite this attempt to improve public health, the alternative arrangement is the 'drive-through-liquor-store'. Instead of buying a six pack of beer at Woolworths (the Aussie supermarket), blokes drive into an open-fronted shop and have a pallet load put on the back of their 'ute'.
Working our way across to Newcastle, we dropped in on David Perry (erstwhile of Faber Maunsell's process engineering department) and discovered just how advanced the Aussie sewerage industry is compared to ours – a rather sad engineer's chat was enjoyed by all….
Staying our last night in a motel before returning to Little Bay, we discovered that the establishment was run by a distant relative of mine: a Riddell who had come to Australia via New Zealand where his ancestors had emigrated from Scotland.
'Doing the Bridge Climb' was something that had been recommended to me by several people although it's not the cheapest. Vicki opted to check out some shopping (a dangerous way to try and save money in Sydney) while I signed up for the tour.
The Bridge Climb organisation is a very efficient human conveyor belt process for getting tourists to the top of the bridge and back yet despite being so busy, each small group, with their individual guide (complete with radio link commentary) is so isolated from the rest of the world while on the structure that it is a truly great experience.
Having gone through the safety briefing, removed all loose objects from pockets and been issued with clip-on jacket, hat, glasses and hanky, we walked around the first bridge pier on the south side, climbed onto the walkway and connected our safety lanyards to the guiderail to which we would be attached for the next two hours.
Walking out onto the bottom level of the approach structure, the sheer size of the structure suddenly became very obvious. Although only about thirty metres above the ground at its highest, the walk along the narrow timber planks and open mesh flooring to get to the central arch was probably the scariest part of the climb. As an engineer, I know I should have faith in the structure but equally I kept thinking of designers I know who have designed structural elements on guess and judgement.
Climbing the stairs and ladders to the start of the main arch takes you up through the road deck which gives a wonderful chance to inspect the steel structure which (fortunately they don't tell you this until after you have finished) has already been standing longer than its design life.
Due to maintenance works on one of the trusses, we had to walk up one side, cross over to the opposite side at mid height then cross over again at the top before coming back down. This for me was when, if I hadn't been secured to the bridge by safety belt, I would have wimped out. Crossing a flimsy looking open mesh walkway about thirty metres above the roadway, knowing that there are another forty metres below that to the water, and feeling the bridge rock as a train passed over it created a battle of wills between my legs which wanted to stand still and my brain which was trying to force them to move forward.
Despite the nervousness, the experience was well worth it and standing on top of the iconic structure on the other really made me feel that I had achieved something in my travels. I had in fact worked my way to the other side of the world and stood on top of the bridge. It was a strange feeling of achievement but also made me realise just how small the world actually is.
As usual, time was against us and the more we looked at, the more we discovered attractions that we hadn't seen. We only managed a quick walk around the maritime museum and missed the chance to go on the naval destroyer and submarine berthed next to it but did go to the top of the Sydney tower for wonderful panoramic views of the city.
Discovering the Sydney Aquarium was open until ten o'clock, we made the most of the day and had an evening visit. Initial impressions were that it was just another display of fish tanks but the further we went, the more we were surprised. Not only does it have a Perspex viewing tunnel in a shark tank but it had both above and below water views of giant turtles and manitee like creatures which we were able to watch grazing lettuce leaves from the tank floor.
A popular TV series in Australia is 'Rescue Special Ops' – similar in format to 'Casualty' but based around the police rescue teams that invariably manage to get involved in a major disaster every second day. For some reason, the production team decided to film the series finale just down the road from Jill and Jonny's house in Little Bay. So, just in case they were looking for any walk-through's by Scottish tourists, we paid them a visit to discover an artic 'fuel tanker' lying on its side having 'crashed' into a fertiliser truck coming in the opposite direction. Some interesting photographs but sadly no acting experience.
The last day was as usual, a mad dash around the city to try and visit the sights and activities we had missed which was finished with a guided tour of the opera house by a rather camp 'luvee wannabee'. Despite his appearance and demeanour the guide was very knowledgeable not only about the building itself but actually knew the details of all the current shows and performances.
What surprised me most was that the building actually has two main venues (the largest and most often used of which is actually the concert hall and not the opera hall). Some of the engineering facts and figures are also very interesting – if you like that sort of thing….
After a few more photographs around the building, we headed back to meet 'the family' who took us out to an Indian restaurant for a farewell meal – thanks again for that and your hospitality in general.
The following morning, it was once again bags packed and head for the airport. Despite having some great experiences in Australia, we were both getting itchy feet and looking forward to hitting the road again. Despite the impending cold and probably rain, of an Auckland winter, we headed off for a camper van adventure in New Zealand.
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Tree or shrub, monoecious, evergreen
Stem: young crown conic; twig not grooved, resinous, generally persistent
Leaves simple, generally alternate, sometimes in bundles or appearing ± 2-ranked, linear or awl-like; bases decurrent, sometimes woody, persistent several years
Pollen cone generally < 6 cm, not woody, deciduous
Seed cone generally woody; bracts, scales generally persistent; scale not peltate, fused to or free from subtending bract
Seeds 2, on upper side of scale base
Genera in family: 10 genera, 193 species: mostly n hemisphere; many of great commercial value, supplying > half of world's timber
Reference: [Price 1989 J Arnold Arbor 70:247305]
Stem: young crown conic; branches appearing ± whorled in young plants, smaller ± drooping; young bark smooth, with resin blisters, mature bark thick, deeply furrowed, dark brown; leaf scars ± smooth, round, slightly raised above twig surface on persistent leaf bases; bud < 15 mm, fusiform
Leaves persistent < 8 years, 24.5 cm, tapered to a short petiole above persistent base, ± spreading, ± flat, with 2 whitish bands on lower surface
Seed cone pendent, 420 cm, maturing 1st season, persistent or deciduous; stalk < 2 cm; bract ± exserted, 3-toothed or -lobed at tip, free from scale
Seed plus wing < 25 mm
Species in genus: 4 species: North America, Asia
Etymology: (Latin & Japanese: false hemlock)
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"I've always liked to create," Felt said. "It's in my blood."
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Creagan, R., Tischfield, J., McMorris, F.A., Chen, S., Hirschi, M., Chen, T.R., Ricciuti, F., and Ruddle, F.H. Assignments of the genes for human peptidase A to Chromosome 18 and cytoplasmic glutamic oxaloacetate transaminase to chromosome 10 using somatic cell hybrids. Cytogenet. Cell Genet. 12: 187-198, 1973.
Creagan, R.P., Tan, Y.H., Chen, S., Tischfield, J.A., and Ruddle, F.H. Mouse-human somatic cell hybrids utilizing human parental cells containing a 14/22 translocation: assignment of the gene for nucleoside phosphorylase to chromosome 14. In: New Haven Conference (1973): First International Workshop on Human Gene Mapping, Birth Defects: Original Articles Series, X, 1974. The National Foundation, New York, D. Bersma, ed. (Also in Cytogenet Cell Genet. 13: 83-85, 1974).
Creagan, R.P., Carrit, B., Chen, S., Kucherlapati, R., Ricciuti, F., Tan, Y.H., Tischfield, J.A., and Ruddle, F.H. Confirmation of the synteny of the human genes for cytoplasmic isocitrate dehydrogenase and cytoplasmic malate dehydrogenase and assignment to chromosome 2. In: New Haven Conference (1973) (also Cytogenet. Cell Genet. 13: 79-82, 1974).
Creagan, R.P., Carrit, B., Chen, S., Kucherlapati, R., McMorris, F.A., Ricciuti, F., Tan, Y.H., Tischfield, J.A., and Ruddle, F.H. Chromosome assignments of genes in man using mouse-human somatic cell hybrids: cytoplasmic isocitrate dehydrogenase and malate dehydrogenase to chromosome 2. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 26: 604-613, 1974.
Creagan, R.P., Tan, T.H., Chen, S., and Ruddle, F.H. Somatic cell genetic analysis of the interferon system. Fed. Prod. 34: 2222-2226, 1975.
Creagan, R.P., Chen, S., and Ruddle, F.H. Chromosome assignments in man using mouse-human somatic cell hybrids: association of diptheria toxin sensitivity with chromosome 5. In: Rotterdam Conference (1974): Second International Workshop on Human Gene Mapping, Birth Defects: Original Article Series XI, 1975.
Creagan, R.P., Chen, S., and Ruddle, F.H. Genetic analysis of the cell surface: association of human chromosome 5 with sensitivity to diptheria toxin of mouse-human somatic cell hybrids. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 72: 2237-2241, 1975.
Murnane, M.J., Kucherlapati, R.S., Chen, S., and Ruddle, F.H. Assignment of a genetic element for human B-glucuronidase to chromosome 9. Am. J. Hum. Gen. 27: 68A, 1975.
Chen, S., McDougall, J.K., Creagan, R.P., Lewis, V., and Ruddle, F.H. Genetic homology between man and the chimpanzee: syntenic relationships of genes for galactokinase and thymidine kinase and adenovirus-12 induced gaps using chimpanzee-mouse somatic cell hybrids. Somatic Cell Genetics 2: 205-213, 1976.
Chen, S. McDougall, J.K., Creagan, R.P., Lewis, V., and Ruddle, F.H. Mapping of genes and adenovirus-12 induced gaps using chimpanzee-mouse somatic cell hybrids. In: Human Gene Mapping III., Baltimore Conference: Original Article Series XII 412-415, 1976.
Friend, K.K., Chen, S., and Ruddle, F.H. Differential staining of interspecific chromosomes in somatic cell hybrids by alkaline giesma stain. Somatic Cell Genetics 2: 183-188, 1976.
Bubbers, J.E., Chen, S., and Lilly, F. Non-random inclusion of H-2K and H-2D antigens in Friend virus particles from mice of various strains. J. Exp. Med. 147: 340-351, 1978.
Chen, S., and Lilly, F. Detection of H2-Db antigen on osmotic shock-treated Friend leukemia virus particles. Immunogenetics 9: 25-31, 1979.
Chen, S., and Lilly, F. Genetic control of MuLV expression and spontaneous lymphoma in crosses of high- and low-lymphoma strains. (In: Animal Virus Genetics B. Fields, R. Jaenisch and C.F. Fox, Eds.) Academic Press, New York, 207-215,1980.
Chen, S., Duran-Struuk, F., Duran-Reynals, M., and Lilly, F. Genetic and nongenetic factors in expression of infectious murine leukemia viruses in mice of the DBA/2 x RF cross. Cell 21: 849-855, 1980.


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No, there's a different sort of exodus going on here, and I think it's the real main reason for "Idol's" ratings plummet. It's the mass exodus of the type of contestants that have pleased the show's core fanbase since at least Season 7: cute boys with guitars. There, I said it.
It's no secret that the "Idol" powers-that-be have been desperate to finally crown a female winner after a five-season estrogen drought. And who can blame them? I've personally never been against that cause; I too whined in protest when Lee DeWyze beat Crystal Bowersox in Season 9, or when worthy girls like Haley Reinhart and Allison Iraheta didn't make it to their seasons' finales. However, the transparent way in which "Idol" honchos have gone about trying to orchestrate their desired outcome in Season 12 has been all wrong, a very baby/bathwater scenario. And it very well may have ramifications for "Idol" next season--if there is a next season--and beyond.
Basically, this year "Idol" producers obviously stacked the girls' category with incredibly stellar singers, and the guys with not-so-stellar contenders, or at least not with male contenders who play rock, country, and/or guitars (i.e., the type of men who usually get the votes). And so far, this plan has worked out just as "Idol" hoped: The first three contestants to be voted out of the top 10 have been male, and of the seven contestants who remain in the game, five of them are girls. And the last two men standing, Lazaro Arbos and Burnell Taylor, definitely have targets on their backs right now. Lazaro is widely considered to be the weakest overall singer left on the show. Burnell, while talented and unique, isn't the type of contestant who usually wins (you have to go all the way back to Season 2 to find a time when a male old-school R&B singer won the "Idol" title, or was even in the finale). And both Lazaro and Burnell were in the bottom two last week. Nicki herself has gone on record saying there's "no chance a boy will win this year" and "the girls are just too good." So it's quite plausible that in just a couple of weeks, the show will have an unprecedented all-female top five.
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Of course, none of this should matter. "Idol" fans should just vote for talent, whether that talent comes in the form of an R&B diva like Candice Glover, a Latin AC crooner like Devin Velez, a gospel belter like Curtis Finch Jr., or a throwback country girl like Janelle Arthur. And there was a time when that sort of diverse voter base was an actual reality for "American Idol," back when anyone from Ruben Studdard to Carrie Underwood to Taylor Hicks to Jordin Sparks had an equal shot. But let's be honest: That was a long time ago. The core "Idol" viewership has become much more specific in the past few years--until very recently, that is, when show's audience changed yet again. And the show's audience got smaller.
Really, if "Idol" honchos had wanted to manipulate the show to help out its female contestants--a noble and understandable endeavor, given the many proverbial glass ceilings and brick walls that girl singers have frustratingly crashed into during recent seasons--there was a much easier and wiser way to go about it. They could have just limited the number of times a viewer can vote, and/or made iTunes sales count as votes. Rival show "The Voice" actually does both of these things, and those rules helped "The Voice" crown a powerhouse female winner, Cassadee Pope, last year--without losing any viewers that may have tuned in primarily for cute dudes like Terry McDermott or Dez Duron. It really was the best of both worlds.
And now that the new season of "The Voice" already has options like male model Josiah Hawley, funny bar singer Christian Porter, lip-pierced emo boy Garrett Gardner, Warren Stone (who is in fact a rugged firefighter!), and Midas Whale (a duo featuring what could be called "Idol's" original cute-rock-boy archetype, Jon Peter Lewis), "Idol" may lose even more 18-to-49 viewers in the weeks ahead.
So, what can "American Idol" do? Well, it's a little too late for the judges to start calling some guitar-playing male Wild Cards back to the show (and I don't want to discredit this year's very talented girls by even jokingly suggesting they do that). It simply may be too late to bring back the four million or so "Idol" viewers that have defected this season. But next season? Well, the show better find a balance between genres and genders, so that there's a little something for everyone. And then, hopefully, may the best man or woman win--and may "Idol" win in this ongoing ratings war.
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2 Tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon fresh minced garlic
¾ cup minced yellow onion
¾ cup diced red pepper
½ fresh jalapeno, minced with seeds
1 cup Chicken Broth
½ cup peanut butter
½ cup heavy cream
Salt & Pepper, to taste
Sesame oil
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2 tablespoon chopped fresh Garlic
2 teaspoon Oregano leaves
2 teaspoon coarse ground black pepper
1 tablespoon Soy Sauce
Toasted Sesame Seeds, for garnish
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The Good,the Bad,and the Ugly: Game 54 of the season against the Lakers
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The Good
Jeff Green Continues to perform with consistency
In the loss to the Lakers we don't have much to go nuts about. Jeff Green had another solid 15 point performance. He was aggressive, and I felt like he was the one rock outside of Paul's 23 point first half. Green also had 7 rebounds, and that's a number I like from Green. Jeff continues to score around 15-20 a game, and it feels like he's giving the Celtics what they need, and I feel like he would have been big with Rondo right now. I think Green would have been apart of Rondo's dominance, but Green was working himself into game shape after missing the entire season. Green just found himself without Rondo, and I felt like Green had the effort, but his body, and conditioning wasn't there.
Lee brings the scoring, and some defense
Lee was the only Celtic scorer with a plus in the plus/minus stat. It wasn't much (Lee +1), but it was better than the rest. Lee also had 20 points, and he seemed to help keep the Celtics in the game. He made two 3's, and he was 9-of-16 from the field. Lee had the tough task of guarding Kobe, and he did well at times. Kobe made him look like a fool sometimes, but that happens to everybody.
The Bad
Pierce's up, and down game
Paul Pierce scored a game-high 26 points on 9-of-17 shooting, but after a scorching first half (season-high 23 points), the captain produced only three second-half points -- missing both shots he attempted. Pierce was a team-worst minus-17 overall in plus/minus for Boston. His first half was "good" worthy, but when you have the worst plus minus. I can't give you that. Pierce has been hurting the Celtics more than helping. Yes he helped the Celtics stay in the game, but the second half was another story.
What happened to Avery's defense?
Hyped for being one of the best defensive players in the game, but in the last two games. Bradley looks like a young player, and not as a great veteran defender. Nash, and Blake scored at will, or it seemed that way. Ty Lawson scored 26 on Avery the night before. Let's not forget the two, or three missed layups by Avery. Awful, just awful. It's a bit unfair perhaps, but when he calls out teammates. The young guy should hold his words.
The Ugly
The Defense has gone away
First of all the Celtics gave up 113 points, and 64 first half points. The Lakers made 50% of their shots, and they hit 7 three's. The Lakers had 7 players score in double figures, and they only had 12 turnovers. Just a poor effort. The Celtics were late on rotations, and they over played others. Just no communication on defense. Chris Wilcox looks lost, and he hasn't been anything close to last seasons Wilcox who flourished under Rondo. The defense has regressed in the past two games, and the Celtics improve to 0-8 against West teams on the road.
The Lakers beat the Celtics
This is the worst thing of the night. They wanted to avenge their loss. They did what the Celtics did to them. The season series is split 1-1, and the Lakers wanted to win for Buss, who hated the Celtics.
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Active Standard ASTM E1395 | Developed by Subcommittee: E18.06
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Significance and Use
This test method provides quick and accurate ratings for the sensory heat in low heat chilies ranging from 200 to 2500 Scoville heat units.
Sensory results from this test method correlate highly (r2 = 0.94) with results from high-pressure liquid chromatography; making the two methods substitutable.
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1.1 This test method describes standardized procedures for the sensory evaluation of heat in low heat chili peppers ranging from 200 to 2500 Scoville heat units.
1.2 This test method is intended as an alternative to the Scoville heat test (see ASTA Method 21.0 and ISO 3513), but results can be expressed in Scoville heat units (S.H.U.).
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Rescue teams looking for a man whose canoe overturned off the coast of Everglades National Park found him late Thursday.
The man, whose name has not been released, was on an island waving a flashlight at a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter.
The man's friend told dispatchers about 7:30 p.m. that the two were on Pavillion Key when the man left with the canoe.
The friend reported seeing the canoe overturn in choppy water but never saw the man come up for air, said Krista Williamson, a spokeswoman for the Collier County Sheriff's Office.
Rescue units from the Sheriff's Office, the Marco Island and Ochopee fire departments, the U.S. National Park Service and the Coast Guard responded to search, she said. Marco's fire-rescue department also deployed a special marine team.
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BMH 71-18 mutS and ES1301 mutS are mismatch repair minus strains of E. coli. Use of these strains prevents repair of the newly synthesized unmethylated strand, leading to high mutation efficiencies. Both ES1301 and BMH 71-18 mutS are recA+, therefore inserts containing highly repetitive sequences may be unstable. ES1301 is Tets, which allows for cycling between antibiotic resistances. BMH 71-18 is Tetr; therefore, it can only be used to select Ampr or CATr mutants.
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∎ A resident of Arlington Street reported Wednesday at 4:27 a.m. that someone had smashed the window of a parked car and taken two rolls of dimes valued at $10.
∎ Darbie Lynn Young, 35, whose address is listed as the streets of Northampton, was arrested about 12:08 a.m. Thursday on Conz Street on charges of domestic assault with a dangerous weapon (knife) and domestic assault and battery. According to police, Young punched the alleged victim and threatened him with a kitchen knife.
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∎ Police are investigating a housebreak on Gunn Road Extension that was reported Saturday at 6:56 p.m. The door was forced open and a coin collection, jewelry and $200 in gift cards were taken, police said.
∎ Robert L. Keach Jr., 31, of 143 East River Road, Middlefield, and William M. O'Connor IV, 35, of Huntington, were arrested on charges of larceny from a person after they allegedly grabbed a woman's purse from her shopping cart in the Big Y supermarket parking lot Jan. 20 at 4:09 p.m.
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The Structural Proteomics Application Development Environment (SPADE) provides a community suite for developing and sharing protein structure and sequence tools. It includes a custom molecular viewer, sequence alignment editor, many reusable tools, and a chemical probing suite to support experimental verification of predicted structural models.
Django REST framework is a lightweight REST framework for Django that aims to make it easy to build well-connected, self-describing RESTful Web APIs. It creates self-documenting Web APIs that include a Django admin style frontend. It has a modular, flexible architecture using Django's class based views. API creation can be as simple as adding a couple of lines to urls.py.
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University of Missouri Health Care has been recognized as one of the nation's "Most Wired" hospitals according to the 2011 Most Wired Survey released in the July issue of Hospitals & Health Networks magazine.
The survey recognizes the top 100 hospitals in the country that are making progress in the adoption of health information technology.
University of Missouri Health Care is the only health care organization in mid-Missouri and one of only five hospitals in the state to receive the Most Wired distinction.
"The Most Wired award validates our commitment to patient safety and the delivery of high- quality care to our patients," said Jim Ross, chief executive officer of MU Health Care. "This award recognizes our belief that information technology is vital to improving the health care needs of our patients."
The Most Wired award follows MU Health Care's recognition for achieving Stage 6 of the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Adoption Model. In May, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Analytics, a national company that evaluates hospitals' progress in implementing electronic medical records, announced that MU Health Care had reached the Stage 6 milestone on a scale of 0-7 in its transition from all-paper to all-electronic patient records.
"Our recent recognitions as a Most Wired health care organization and as reaching Stage 6 of the HIMSS EMR Adoption Model lets our patients know that they are receiving care at one of the most technologically advanced hospitals in the country," said Joanne Burns, chief information officer at MU Health Care.
Through the Tiger Institute for Health Innovation, a partnership with Cerner Corporation, MU Health Care is advancing technology to provide patients with the highest standards in safety and quality of care. The implementation of new information technology services such as a computerized provider order entry (CPOE) system and electronic medication administration record are positioning MU Health Care as a regional and national leader in providing an electronic health record for patients. In its 13th year, the Hospitals & Health Networks' Most Wired Survey annually asks hospitals and health systems nationwide to answer questions regarding their IT initiatives. Every hospital in the U.S. is invited to participate in the survey. Read the July 2011 issue here.
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Twenty-one year-old Canadian Ben Gulak heads up BPG Werks, a company that is developing this seriously fun looking vehicle called the DTV Shredder. Like the Scarpar Powerboard, the Shredder is an all-terrain tracked vehicle that the rider stands on, like a skateboard – or in this case, a mini-tank. What sets it apart is its larger size, handlebars, and an in-development 48hp rotary combustion engine that should allow for a top speed of over 97km/h (60mph).
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Calling all cooks! Does anyone have an awesome, different, and tasty breakfast idea you can share? The recipes on this site are good - but i'm looking for ideas that branch away from the egg-staple. I've cruised the web too, but thought it would be cool to hear what BFL'ers like. Any suggestions and ideas would be very welcome.
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I have Eating for Life recipe book and it's awesome. Also check out Emilyalvers.com for some more ideas
I have whole wheat toast and a protein shake... I have been switching it up by skipping ice & adding frozen fruit. Easy & taste pretty good too. Scoop of vanilla protien, whole frozen banana was what I tried yesterday and this morning the same, but with about 4-5 frozen strawberries. Good luck...find what is easiest for you that is good. I am on my 3rd BFL challenge and morning at my house is busy (3 & 5 yr old). Also, if I know that I am not getting my veggies... add spinach puree and make a choc. one - looks different, but can't taste a thing... I got burnt out on eggs on my 1st challenge and only eat them on weekends - cheese omlette.
My favorite these days is from the eating for life cookbook. I love breakfast sandwiches because they are easy and portable, I bring my breakfast with me to work every morning. This is a turkey bacon tomato melt. Whole wheat english muffin, thick slice of tomato on both halves, a slice of cheese over each side of tomato, ( it calls for 2% Kraft singles but I use sargento thin sliced cheese, same calories as the Kraft) and 3 half slices of bacon over each slice of cheese.(. It calls for turkey bacon, but I use the regular center cut bacon, less fat, calories, and sodium than turkey bacon!!). Bake it until bubbly, and YUM!!!!
Yummy Tonja and dilly. I"ll have to try those ... especially the turkey bacon tomato melt and the protein shake with frozen fruit! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for these ideas! Anyone have more non-egg-based breakfast ideas??
french toast.
Cover wheat bread with the egg whites and grill with Pam in a fry pan, add sugar free syrup and a couple sprays of "I cant believe it's not butter," and its a tastey breakfast
Cheese and bacon on a breakfast sandwich isn't BFL. Turkey bacon and lowfat cheese would be better, but if you're trying to get great results, I would suggest saving those for free day.
I'm in total agreement with Dave. ...Or I should say that it depends on your goals. If you want to lose a few pounds and get healthier, then the EFL cookbook is just fine. If you want to rock a challenge and get awesome results, then let dust form on the EFL book, and save it for after your challenge, in maintenance.
In the original BFL, never was cheese mentioned, except in the form of cottage cheese. EFL was written much after BFL, and for the masses, more aligned with Bill's new ventures, which are more like Weight Watchers with mind stuff. There's nothing wrong with that, so please don't think I'm disparaging. It's that it's different from the original BFL, which is far more strict, and it's with the original BFL that you'll get awesome results.
If you want to rock it, keep to page 84 in BFL, and alike items. (blueberries aren't listed, for instance, but it's reasonable to deduce they are approved, based on other berries... and I'd argue that calorie for calorie, wild organic blueberries are your best fruit option).
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Chobani Yoghurt is really high in protein, the plain greek set stuff (it doesn't have any added sugars), with few tablespoons of muesli for crunch, add a couple of tablespoons of chopped nuts & some berries--yummo! This was recommended by my nutritionist as I got to the point where I couldn't face any more eggs! I love it and have it most days.....or I'll have it without the muesli as my last meal in the evening (kind of feels like I'm having desert!)
@pugnutonice - Is that only the plain flavored Chobani, or are the flavored ones still good? I haven't checked out the nutritional information on those at the store since I have avoided them since my start of the program.
SGerig - the flavored Greek yogurts are higher in fat & sugar, so plain is the way to go. I love flavored Greek yogurt and am slowly aquiring a taste to plain!!
ChelseaIreland good luck with your challenge! I saw your profile, because "Ireland" with your name and lucky you are going back there. I have been there twice and really love it. Someday will get back to see more of the 40 shades!
I know you said no egg...BUT..this is delicious! Microwave a small/medium potato. Let cool slightly, cut into cubes (skin on.) In skillet, brown potato cubes in Pam til edges are crunchy, remove from skillet. Brown mushrooms in Pam, then put on top of potatoes. Add 1/2 tsp. salsa (I used pineapple/peach salsa.) Cook 1 egg in Pam (til yolk is just slightly runny,) put on top of potatoes, mushrooms & salsa, breaking yolk. Add a dash of hot sauce on top of egg.
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These obstetric forceps represent the only major innovation in forceps design during the 1900s. They were introduced by C. Kielland of Oslo in 1915. The forceps have virtually no pelvic curve. They possess a sliding lock. These innovations allow the head of an incorrectly positioned foetus to be rotated before traction is applied. They were made by instrument maker Downs Surgical in 1979.
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Let's be honest— Halloween is all about the candy. But there's no need to shy away from some seasonal favorites. We've picked the healthiest options when it comes to a bit of indulgence.
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Wilton® Buttercream Icing Recipe
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In large bowl, cream shortening and butter with electric mixer. Add vanilla. Gradually add sugar, one cup at a time, beating well on medium speed. Scrape sides and bottom of bowl often. When all sugar has been mixed in, icing will appear dry. Add milk and beat at medium speed until light and fluffy. Keep bowl covered with a damp cloth until ready to use.
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This paper describes the use of COMSOL Multiphysics to evaluate the propagation of the liquid-solid interface in fixed point crucibles, and the resulting temperature distribution throughout the system as the phase transition progresses. This enables a robust identification of the features of the melting curve corresponding to physical phenomena such as the liquidus point, and also enhances the ...
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North Georgia improves to 13-6 overall and 6-1 in the PBC, while Columbus State falls to 9-8 overall and 2-2 in the league.
With the game tied 3-3 in the bottom of the ninth, Nicholas Fryman led off the inning with a single and Craig Brisson bunted Fryman over to second base to set up heroics from JD Burgess. Burgess singled to center field, bringing the winning run across for a 4-3 walk-off celebration.
The Saints scored two runs in the first inning on a lead-off home run by Brisson and two-out single by Brad Hall to make it 2-0 after the opening frame.
Columbus went back-to-back in fourth inning as Wes Adkins and Brian Gordon tied the game at 2-2 on solo shots.
Andre Airich came through in the clutch in the fifth inning, something North Georgia fans are getting used to as the junior singled to left field and regained the lead for the Saints at 3-2.
In the top of the ninth, Eric Skinner tied the game with two outs as he singled home Cam Willis to knot the score once again, only to see the Saints rally in the ninth for the series opening victory.
James Wiley pitched his best game of the season in the no decision, tossing 8.0 innings of six-hit ball while striking out two and allowing two earned runs. Justin Yackee (3-1) came on in the ninth and was tagged with the blown save but picked up the win as he went 1.0 inning and allowed one hit, and one run, while striking out one.
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