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Home iPhone Firmwares DOWNLOAD IOS FIRMWARE FILE FOR IPHONE SE 11.4
by Zeeshan Rasheed June 02, 2018 Read
Download iOS firmware file for iPhone
Now Down here are the direct links for the iPhone SE iOS 11.4 firmware updates that have been released by Apple.
If you're not sure which firmware file to download for your iPhone, then first confirm your iPhone's model by this method. See your IPhone's back and google the code like a1303.
Now you need to download iPhone_4.0_64bit_11.4_15F79_Restore.ipsw file for your Apple Device.
Now when you have downloaded IPSW file you should install it by the following method.
Shut down your apple device by holding power button. Open I Tunes Now connect your Apple Device to your Computer or Mac book by holding Home button it should connects in recovery mode.
When your Apple device is connected it prompt for restore or update.
Press and hold the Shift key (Windows) or Alt key (Mac) and then hit the Restore iPhone button. iTunes will ask you to select the IPSW firmware file for your device.
Select the appropriate iOS 11.4 IPSW file you downloaded earlier and follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation setup.
Wait until the installation completes and then your device should automatically reboot into to the Home or Hello screen in iOS 11.4.
DOWNLOAD IOS FIRMWARE FILE FOR IPHONE SE 11.4 Reviewed by Zeeshan Rasheed on June 02, 2018 Rating: 5
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Q I was driving home south on Highway 85 about 9 p.m. the other night and thought an alien spaceship was landing on the freeway.
Scott Sherratt
San Jose
A A what?
Q Upon getting closer, I saw that it was a blinding bright electronic sign on the southwest side of the freeway advertising the stores at Almaden Plaza. This stretch of 85 is generally a suburban freeway — no billboards, few bright lights, etc. This sign blazes out from the dark surroundings, and is so bright and distracting that I am concerned about the safety risk it introduces to this stretch of road.
I found myself squinting to be sure I could see the vehicles in front of me. And if those vehicles slowed down, would I be able to see the brake lights? How is this allowed?
Scott Sherratt
A Merc columnist Scott Herhold recently wrote about a similar electronic sign that will likely be installed next to Valley Fair, and he discovered that a couple of years ago the San Jose City Council changed its policy to allow such signs along our freeways. There are similar signs on 101 in the Redwood City, East Palo Alto and Great America areas, on 237 and along I-880 in the East Bay.
But the new electronic message board on 85 is steaming up the Roadshow phone line and email inbox.
Q This sign is too bright at night. They need to somehow dim it. … As I got closer to the sign I actually had to look away and try to block the light. It was as if I'm driving into a lot of headlights. … This sign is completely inappropriate and should be taken down immediately before it causes a tragedy. … It is so bright that from over a mile away it lit up the freeway. What were our city fathers thinking of when they approved this hazard? … I hope that they will be dimming it soon or I will have to wear sunglasses at night. … The images at night are more glaring than a lifted 4×4 with 10 fog lights at full power.
Dave Gray, Maryke Williams, Sandy Norman, Emily Riddle, Rich Wohlford, Ron Renwick, Michael Worley and so many more
A The sign won't be turned off, but based on past experience, it most likely will be dimmed. San Jose Councilman Pete Constant told Herhold that there's a "dearth of signs" as one gets to San Jose. "We need to be able to give our businesses that tool so that people know they're there," he said.
Ah, really? We didn't know those shopping centers existed? I can hear the howl of drivers all the way from Merc headquarters: "Give us a break."
Q The other day as I was heading to Highway 101 north from Yerba Buena Road, I saw a "ramp closed" sign, but no dates were posted. It would be nice to know when it actually will close. Is there a website that gives the dates? Meanwhile, time to research alternates (ugh).
Bea Chambers
San Jose
A The Valley Transportation Authority has asked the contractor to cover the signs until it knows exactly when ramps will be closed. The signs will be updated with closure information 72 hours in advance and the VTA will send out traffic advisories when dates are set. This information will be sent to Roadshow and to 511.org, where it will be available by phone, web, or mobile app.
Q Recently, I've seen several pinheads with iPod earbuds in while behind the wheel. Besides being illegal, this is, obviously, incredibly stupid and dangerous. Has anyone else mentioned this to you?
Robert Schuck
A Oh, my, yes. But it's legal for these pinheads to place an earbud in one ear. It is illegal to have earbuds in both ears.
Q Why is the escalator at the Curtner Avenue light rail station out of service?
Harriet Siegel
San Jose
A The Curtner escalator was slated to reopen this month, but replacement parts are no longer manufactured for these older models, which went into use in 1991. So work has been delayed until new parts arrive.
Go to Roadshow's expanded online presence at www.mercurynews.com/mr-roadshow and look for rules of the road, construction updates and favorite stories. Look for Gary Richards at Facebook.com/mr.roadshow or contact him at email@example.com or 408-920-5335.

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Stanczyk has been experimenting with Newspapers.com and utilizing their Clippings to frame research topics.
So my current set of clippings are on my profile page: http://www.newspapers.com/profile/michael135/articles .
So if you are interested in Haller's Army or General Jozef Haller then you may want to check it out. My initial focus is upon General Haller's 1923 trip to the USA after World War I, in order to honor the men under his command that were in the USA. Then as today there were detractors to the general's visits — which I had not previously known. His 1923 itinerary included a visit to the Lincoln homestead in Springfield, IL. He also honored the long US-Poland relationship by visiting the Pulaski memorial in D.C. too. I am left to ponder if the 1926 Emblem of Goodwill, "A Polish Declaration of Admiration and Friendship for the United States of America" might not have been influenced or inspired by General Haller.


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What is co-browsing?
Co-browsing lets multiple users work together in their respective browsers through what look like shared screens and communicate via telepresence including video and audio. The impact of this technology is enormous as companies become more virtual and the need for serious collaboration increases to be competitive in tough times. To be able to share, interact and see the body language of your collaborator in real-time without extraordinary downloads to your PC or expensive third party solutions could simply change the way we work. This innovation comes from not Google, or Yahoo but from IBM in a proof of concept project called Blue Spruce, a Web browser application platform that IBM is working on to allow simultaneous multiuser interactions enabled by AJAX and other standard technologies through the Web browser.
The Blue Spruce project is IBM's solution to the classic one-window, one-user limitation of current Web browsers. The application is a mash-up that combines Web conferencing with voice and video and other data forms to let people share content including existing Web widgets – at the same time. Two different users, possibly anywhere, are able to move their respective mouse pointers around the screen in the browser to click and make changes on the shared application, with the platform enabling concurrent interactions through the browser without disruptions. Despite the appearance, the co-browsers aren't actually sharing content. Both collaborators obtained a Web page through the Blue Spruce client, but the "events" enabled by the mouse are what is being sent to the Blue Spruce Co-Web Server. The idea is that no matter where the two users are in the Internet world, they pick up the general data caches on both personal computers and react to the events.
The applications for co-browsing collaboration are numerous, especially for knowledge workers. In healthcare, IBM has used Blue Spruce to create an online "radiology theatre" product, currently at the prototype stage, which allows teams of medical experts to "simultaneously discuss and review patients' medical test data using a Web browser." The project is being run in collaboration with the Brigham and Women's Hospital of Boston. According to IBM, it has created a secure Web site that allows select medical experts at Brigham and Women's Hospital to access and collaborate on data such as CT scans, MRIs, EKGs and other medical tests. Each medical expert can "talk and be seen through live streaming audio/video through their standard web connection, and have the ability to whiteboard over the Web page as well as input information to the patient's record." Basically it is a secure multimedia experience running inside a single browser window, using Blue Spruce as the platform.
It is important to note that Blue Spruce is not your typical "fat client" or downloaded application, but it is a fully browser-based application development platform, currently in development, which is being built on open Web standards. The main feature of Blue Spruce is that it allows for a combination of different Web components – data mashups, high-definition video, audio and graphics – to run simultaneously on the same browser page. It's important to note that the Radiology Theatre app only requires a standard Web browser – so there's nothing to download for the end user, in this case, doctors.
This is how IBM described how the new online radiology theatre will work:
"A group of doctors can log into a secure Web site at the same time to review and analyze a patient's recent battery of tests. For instance, a radiologist could use her mouse to circle an area on the CT scan of a lung that needs a closer look. Then using the mouse she could zoom into that scan to enlarge the view for all to see. An expert on lung cancer could use his mouse to show how the spot had changed from the last scan. And then, a pathologist could talk about patient treatments based on spots of that size depending on age and prior health history, paging through clinical data accessible on the site."
"The theatre allows all these experts to discuss, tag and share information simultaneously, rather than paging through stacks of papers, calling physicians to discuss scan results and then charting the results. This collaborative consultation brings together the personal data, the experts and the clinical data in one physical, visual theatre."
The impact on rural medicine and the need for telemedicine for key healthcare experts is significantly advanced with this technology.
Perhaps the biggest potential benefit of the online radiology theatre is that it will enable experts from all over the world to consult on cases. The ability for multiple users to "co-browse" means they can interact in the browser in real-time and see each other's changes. Of course, since this is medical data, there are significant privacy implications involved in using the Internet to collaborate. The time and cost savings from collaboration is important, but better and faster decision making is the key.
The need for inexpensive and minimally invasive techniques for real collaboration over the Internet is real and the backlog of potential applications is fun to consider. Imagine reviewing your health care or insurance claims with a live person (and their reactions) at the insurance company to reduce cycle time, or collaborating on new product engineering drawings from the U.S. with your Chinese manufacturer. Imagine the potential for teaching or training with key experts and a worldwide audience using a live whiteboard. Finally, imagine not paying big monthly fees for basic meeting collaboration needs on a daily basis. Blue Spruce is really a technology to keep an eye on.


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Starting off on this May Beats by @thursplay [2013] listen to Lana Del Rey's new single "Young and Beautiful" and let's all agree: yes, she still got it! Also with new music is Swedish electronic duo The Knife, listen to "Without You My Life Would Be Boring" from their latest album "Shaking the Habitual". Next, enjoy Dublin-based Irish quartet Kodaline with "High Hopes", followed by Swedish musician Big Fox with her new single "Girls".
It gets better: listen to STRFKR groovy song "Malmo", Daft Punk feat. Julian Casablancas with "Instant Crush", new song by Camera Obscura "Do it Again", This is Head with "Time's an Ocean", American group Haim with their new single "Falling" and British singer-songwriter Dan Croll with "Compliment Your Soul".
Still on this playlist: Lord Huron, Synne Sanden, Walk the Moon, and Still Corners!
What were your favorite releases during May?
Share them with us today on Twitter using the hashtag #thursplay.


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It might seem strange to complain that a game that sold over one million copies and has a Metacritic score of 85% never had the sales or the acclaim that it deserved, but when that game is inFamous, it's a valid point. Why? Well, if you'd played it for any length of time, you'd know that Sucker Punch's open-world superhero epic is one of the unsung heroes of the current console generation; a richer, deeper and more enjoyable game than rivals like Prototype or Crackdown, and packed with brilliant ideas. Original ideas? Maybe not, but not every game can steal ideas from GTA, Prince of Persia, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Gears of War and make them all work together. inFamous could, and inFamous 2 does it even better.
If you didn't play it, inFamous took place in the fictionalised New York of Empire City, and featured a rebellious young courier, Cole, who finds himself hired to transport a mysterious device which promptly explodes, resulting in the catastrophic near-destruction of his hometown. Instead of dying, however, Cole becomes imbued with a range of electrical super powers, enabling him to blast foes with lightning bolts, survive huge drops, knock enemies flying with shockwaves and grind along electric cables. Combine these with Cole's existing climbing and parkour skills - now supercharged - and you have a hero capable of battling the various gangs and mutants now at loose on the streets. But Cole doesn't have to be a hero. His new abilities can lead him to the dark side, preying on the weak and slaying anything and anyone that gets in the way of greater power. Take heed of your conscience, however, and Cole become the champion of the oppressed, bringing justice against evil, healing the sick and rescuing those in direst need. Famous or infamous - it's your choice.
Now inFamous 2 continues in exactly the same vein. The action takes Cole to a new location - a fictionalised New Orleans called New Marais - with our hero on a mission to build up the powers he needs to confront a demonic being - the Beast - that is on his trail, ravaging the East coast as it goes. Cole's efforts are complicated, however, by the activities of a brutal, gun-toting militia that has taken power in New Marais, and by growing numbers of monstrous mutants attacking the swamplands and graveyards that surround the city. There's a solid core of story-based missions to pull you through the plot, some with good or evil options that will hasten your movement towards guardianship or notoriety, These are backed up by a range of achievements, collectible and side-quests, all of which work to boost your powers and unlock whole new ones.
The pleasures of inFamous 2 are very much those of inFamous 1: the thrilling display of super-powers in combat, and the joy of travelling through and over the city using a combination of sprinting, gliding, clambering and grinding. The fighting itself is much improved, with improved melee combat based around "the amp" - an electrified club - and a strong selection of lightning bolt, kinesis and shockwave moves that gets more powerful and more exciting as you unlock new powers. It's hard to think of another open-world game that covers close combat, high-speed skirmishing and Gears-style, cover-based shooting with such skill, and as you reach the halfway stage, blasting scores of militia one minute, hurling impressively destructive mini typhoons the next, it's a fabulous super-powered spectacle. Thanks goodness, too, that inFamous 2 doesn't do the traditional sequel thing of removing all your powers from the original game and forcing you to start from scratch. Instead, you start with a great working base level, and just build and build from there.
The sequel also benefits from a more varied, more consistent and simply more playful world. With its decay, its old-world architecture, its heady atmosphere, its swamplands, shacks and flooded streets, New Marais is a brilliant setting for an open world game and one that feels, in its own comic-book way, alive. With more cables and tram-lines and some new, vertical conduits that send you flying up the sides of buildings, it's also an even greater joy to get around. The whole thing has that classic Southern gothic feel, and after years where open world games have felt constrained to either Los Angeles, Miami or New York, it's great to see a different urban world unfurl before your eyes.
Yet what really makes inFamous 2 such an improvement on the original is the approach it takes to structure and story. In a way, it's much like the approach Ubisoft took with Assassin's Creed 2 and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood after Assassin's Creed 1, making the core more narrative-led and more linear, but reducing the game's reliance on boring, repetitive tasks. It's an approach that works wonders for inFamous 2 as well, with more interesting missions and bigger set-pieces, but still enough weird incidental side-quests, collectables and ad-hoc opportunities for do-gooding and evil-doing to keep you busy when you stray from the main path. There's a well-judged balance between freedom and cinematic story-telling, and while the characters and plotlines aren't the most original or dynamic you've ever come across, it's enough to get and keep you hooked. Sure, there's potential for the action to get repetitive - and at times it does - but in general the constant drip-feed of new enemies, new areas and new powers helps keep any boredom at bay.
All this is only helped by a reworked graphics engine which allows for better lighting and much richer levels of detail, but also some fantastic interactive or destructible scenery. This isn't the kind of game where buildings can be ripped apart wholesale, but you'll have plenty of fun hurling cars around, trashing towers and wooden terraces with energy grenades or vortexes and causing mayhem with exploding barrels. Plus, when the view zooms in for some cinematics, the character modelling and animation is more refined. From Cole to his chubby, 50s throwback sidekick, Zeke, some new super-powered allies and a genuinely creepy arch-villain, the cast look and feel more believable. If inFamous 2 isn't quite as stunning a PS3 showcase as Uncharted 2, it's still leagues ahead of mode open-world games out there.
Some might be sniffy about the lack of any multiplayer option, though we'd always rather have a great single-player game with no multiplayer than a mediocre one with a half-decent co-op mode. However, inFamous 2 does have something unique to make up for it: a mission editor which can be used to create new content for other players to enjoy in the game. There's a steep learning curve, but it's possible to create some quite sophisticated results. Provided you opt-in to user-generated content, amateur missions can be enjoyed just like those built into the game, and there's hope that a supply of user-generated missions will spice up a second playthrough. As this is a good-sized game with the opportunity to try things from both a good and evil perspective, there's certainly plenty of reason to come back for more.
inFamous was the best of the open-world superhero games, and inFamous 2 does more than enough to continue the good work. Good-looking, entertaining and massively rewarding, it gives you a great selection of powers and a superbly-realised world in which to use them, with more interesting missions and bigger set-pieces on top. Sony and Sucker Punch should be proud - this deserves to be one of the biggest action games of the summer, if not the whole year.


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Instructor: Robin Oppenheimer
This course explores the cultural and technological issues, ideas, and creative practices around diverse media forms of autobiography found in experimental film, video art, documentary, and, more recently, social media platforms such as YouTube and Facebook. Works by media artists are viewed and analyzed to reveal a wide range of styles and approaches to telling a person's life story through digital images, sounds, and texts. Students will also read literary and media autobiography theorists as they learn to create written and/or short media forms for their portfolios based on a personal journal. They will integrate their CUSP writings and autobiographical creations into a final class presentation and their DCIII e-portfolio.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
A Speaker's Perspecitve on the NGS Conference
In March 2013 I answered the Call for Papers from the National Genealogical Society and proposed a presentation on "Tract Books: Master Index to the Federal Land Records." Tract books are some of my favorite records, and now that FamilySearch has digitized many of them they are more accessible to researchers.
In August 2013 I heard that NGS had selected my proposal to speak on tract books (but not the other three topics I had submitted). I worked over the next few months to prepare four pages of material on the subject for the syllabus. My handout focused on the details of using tract books and referenced online resources for background information on federal land records and the rectangular survey system. I included this background information in my presentation as it is necessary to understand the organization of the tract books and the records they lead to. I wanted attendees to know how useful these records can be, and what genealogical gems they may contain.
I had my PowerPoint presentation prepared before I arrived at the NGS conference. This allowed me to spend most of the week attending sessions, networking with colleagues and friends, and hosting a ProGen Study Group gathering. I attended Elizabeth Shown Mills session on "Using Evidence Creatively: Spotting Clues in Run-of-the-Mill Records" and was excited to see that she used tract books in two of her three case studies. It was great advertising for my topic.
The morning of my presentation I decided to run through it in my hotel room so it would be fresh in my mind. The speaker just before me said he had trouble with the cable provided to connect the laptop to the projector. I was grateful that it worked for me. I felt like the presentation went well. I spoke a little fast, but I was trying to share as much information as possible in 55 minutes. I will listen to the recording later to see how I can improve my speaking skills. I appreciate those who attended my presentation to learn about these records.
There was a real camaraderie between the speakers. We encouraged each other before our presentations, and then asked each other how our presentations went afterward. I received a phone call from one colleague whose projector had broken right before his presentation. I was happy to loan him mine, and got my exercise as I ran to my hotel room to get it just minutes before he was to begin. It is this type of support that I have felt in the genealogy community. I know if there had been a problem with my projector or computer that there were several friends I could have called upon for assistance.
Each speaker works very hard to put together presentations to educate others in the genealogical community. I appreciate each of them, and the conference chairmen, for making the NGS conference such a wonderful educational opportunity.
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Nice write up Angela! Thanks for the backstage perspective. I'm thrilled they picked you for at least one presentation. I'm sure with that exposure and experience, many more will follow.ReplyDelete
I just did a blog post entitled "Genealogists as Speakers: Toastmasters" (www.theartofgenealogy), where I discuss many of the concerns you talk about in this post.ReplyDelete
Congratulations on your presentation. I'm glad you were also able to attend many of the presentations.
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A 26-foot tall statue of Marilyn Monroe is separated into four pieces in Chicago on May 7, 2012.
NBC Chicago reports — A 40,000-pound, 26-foot statue of Marilyn Monroe's famous pose from "The Seven-Year Itch" was dismantled Monday night in preparation for the long drive to its new home in California.
The initially controversial "Forever Marilyn" creation by Seward Johnson was unveiled last July. She now heads to Palm Springs, where the actress was discovered by a Hollywood agent.
Video: Late, insecure and easily offended — Memories of Marilyn
It's a bittersweet moment for some who viewed Monroe's iconic, skirt-billowing pose as sexist. One website, VirtualTourist.com, ranked her the worst piece of public art in the world.
Rare photos of Marilyn Monroe six weeks before her death
VirtualTourist also questioned why a likeness of the star's famous, New York City-based stance was placed in Chicago and said the towering, blown dress forced many to peer up at Marilyn's panties.
Marilyn's 'subway' dress sets new record at auction
The statue will be installed in Palm Springs by the end of May, where it is expected to stay in place until June 2013.
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A collection of photographs and memorabilia from Marilyn's longtime makeup artist, Allan "Whitey" Snyder," is set for auction.


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Bodum Young Press Shock Resistant French Press Coffee Maker, 1.0-Liter, 34-Ounce, Red/Black
Product DescriptionAn instant success, the Young Press has brought out the "kid" in many coffee lovers. Originally designed to add a younger, "hip" look to the Bodum assortment of coffee makers, the Young Press has stolen the hearts of coffee lovers from all age groups. The design is unique. We have taken our durable, heat-resistant borosilicate glass beaker and surrounded it with a santoprene (similar to a rubber or hard wetsuit type feel) frame. The frame has built in polycarbonate windows so that you can still see the brewing process.
Amazon.comA hip little vessel with a time-tested design, the Young press from Bodum makes great coffee without paper filters, power cords, or complicated procedures. The stylish black and red design nests a borosilicate glass beaker inside a hard rubber frame with polycarbonate windows to show off coffee colors. Just add hot water and grounds, wait a few minutes, and plunge the filter. A fine screen presses the grounds to the bottom while leaving the beans' oil in the brew, so coffee is easy to pour and delicious to drink. Meanwhile, you avoid the extra step, cost, and waste of paper filters. Safe in the dishwasher, the press holds 34 ounces. Replacement beakers are available separately should breakage occur. –Emily Bedard
From the Manufacturer
Awards and Accolades
In 2004 the Bodum Chambord coffee press received the American Culinary Institute's award for best French press coffeemaker.
The American Culinary Institute judges food preparation products such as mixers, waffle makers, and electric teakettles. These products are judged on criteria important to consumers such as ease-of-use, safety, and the quality of the food produced. The institute also judges food preparation products used in restaurants and hotels, including institutional mixers, large-volume coffee machines, and food slicers.
Instructions for Use
1. Place pot on a dry, flat, nonslip surface. Hold handle firmly, then pull the plunger straight up and out of the pot.
2. For each 1.25-deciliter/4-ounce cup, put 1 rounded tablespoon or 1 Bodum scoop of coarse-ground coffee into the pot.
Caution: Use only coarse-ground coffee. Fine grind can clog the filter and create high pressure. Place coffee maker on a heatproof, nonslip surface.
3. Pour hot (not boiling) water into the pot. Leave a minimum of 2.5 centimeters/1 inch of space at the top. Stir the brew with a plastic spoon.
Caution: Metal spoons can scratch or chip the glass beaker and cause breakage.
4. Place the plunger unit on top of the pot. Turn lid to close off the pour spout opening. (Does not apply to the Brazil models.) Do not press down. Let the coffee brew for at least 4 minutes.
5. Hold the pot handle firmly, with the spout turned away from you, then using just the weight of your hand, apply slight pressure on top of the knob to lower the plunger straight down into the pot. Lowering the plunger slowly with minimal pressure produces best results. If the filter clogs or it becomes difficult to push down the plunger you should remove the plunger from the pot, stir the brew, and then slowly plunge again.
WARNING: Using excessive force can cause scalding liquid to shoot out of the pot.
6. Turn the lid to open the pour spout and then pour coffee.
7. Unscrew the filter assembly and clean the plunger unit after each use. All parts are dishwasher-safe.
Safety Instructions
- Not for stovetop use.
- Check glass beaker for scratches, cracks, or chips. Do not use a pot that is scratched, chipped, or cracked. Install a replacement beaker before using the pot again.
- Keep children away while using. Hot water is a hazard to small children!
- Do not allow children to use this coffeemaker.
Scald Hazard
- Excessive plunging force can cause scalding hot liquid to shoot out of pot.
- Do not plunge with force.
- Turn lid to close spout.
- Use only coarse-ground coffee.
Company History
In 1944 Peter Bodum, the father of today's owner, Joergen Bodum, started Bodum in Copenhagen. Times were difficult at the end of World War II; there was hardly any trade and people were out of work. Peter Bodum managed to wholesale a very small variety of housewares products by Danish manufacturers.
After the war Peter Bodum got an import license for kitchen and tabletop products; he traveled all over Europe and ended up importing kitchen and housewares to Denmark. As in the rest of Europe in those days, a lack of products in Denmark meant a market existed for almost anything to be sold. He specialized in glassware from Eastern Europe.
In the '50s Peter Bodum started developing his own products. He collaborated with the Danish architect Kaas Klaeson for a range of coffeemakers. At the time, industrial-design-type kitchen products were very rare. The first Bodum product to hit the market in 1958 was the Santos coffeemaker–based on a vacuum coffee brewing system. It became an instant sensation not only in Denmark but in all of Europe. Bodum still produces the original Santos design to this very day.
Bodum grew steadily during the '60s, but sadly, in 1967, at the age of only 57, Peter Bodum passed away. His wife managed the company until 1974, when she offered her 26-year-old son Joergen to join her in the management of the company. Joergen quickly brought on board Carsten Joergensen–then a teacher at the Danish School of Art in Copenhagen–and soon put him in charge of overall design for Bodum, including everything from products to corporate design, exhibitions, shops, buildings, catalogs, and advertising. It turned out to be a very long and fruitful collaboration. The two men began to fulfill Bodum's credo–"good design doesn't have to be expensive"–in lots of different ways.
In 1974 the first fruit of Joergen and Carsten's collaboration was introduced: the French coffee press Bistro. It was also the first incorporation of the new Bodum design language–beautiful simplicity and excellent materials for everyday life. Many more variations of coffee presses followed. Since 1974 Bodum has produced over 50 million French presses, taken the leap from "coffee" to "kitchen," and developed and produced a large variety of beautiful household and tabletop designs.
In 1979, when he took over the company, Joergen Bodum decided to move to Switzerland in order to be more centrally located in Europe. He chose the Lucerne area, where Bodum's head office has been located since the early '80s.
In 1980 Bodum Switzerland and its design unit, Pi-Design, were founded. Then, in 1986, the opening of Bodum's first shop in London marked another milestone in the Bodum history. It was designed not only to be the perfect showcase for the large variety of Bodum products but to embody an even stronger presentation of Bodum as an international brand. Many more shops in many more cities all over the world followed: Paris, Copenhagen, Zurich, Lucerne, Tokyo, New York, Dallas, Okinawa, Auckland, and many more. To this day there are 52 Bodum stores worldwide.
With more and more of its own stores in place, Bodum continued broadening its collection of beautifully designed everyday life products–from kitchen to home. Today Bodum offers its customers everything from the latest coffee- and tea-making products to tabletop, kitchen, storage, textiles, bathroom, and home office products. Some stores also have a café where Bodum's own selection of coffees and teas are served.
The Bodum Group is, and always has been, a 100 percent family-owned business. Today the company operates in 14 different countries with over 700 employees worldwide. Bodum has holding companies in Denmark and Switzerland as well as 12 sales companies, 3 production companies, and a design company called Bodum Design Group, located in Switzerland.
- Red and black press that makes coffee in just 4-minutes, 34-ounce capacity
- Borosilicate glass beaker, Santoprene and polycarbonate frame, steel plunger
- 3-part rod and screen system means no paper filters necessary
- Easy to use for great coffee results because the coffee's essential oil is retained
- Safe in the dishwasher, replacement parts available
- Red and black press that makes coffee in just 4 minutes; 34-ounce capacity
- Borosilicate glass beaker; Santoprene and polycarbonate frame; steel plunger
- Easy to use for great coffee results because beans oil is retained
- Safe in the dishwasher; replacement parts available


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Pumpkins On Parade
Let the kids help make these festive, fun and colorful cupcakes. The quick bread mix makes the cupcakes nice and moist. The footed cupcake holders shown in the photo are available at wilton.com.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Total TimePrep: 65 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
Makes14 servings
- 1 package (14 ounces) banana quick bread and muffin mix
- 1/2 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 11 ounces yellow candy coating disks
- 28 brown semisweet M&M's miniature baking bits
- 3/4 to 1 cup vanilla frosting
- 6 drops orange paste food coloring
- 4 green medium gumdrops
- Prepare muffin mix batter according to package directions; stir in chocolate chips. Fill paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full.
- Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing to wire racks to cool completely.
- Meanwhile, microwave, melt candy coating; stir until smooth. Transfer to a pastry or plastic bag; cut a hole in the corner of bag. Form eyes, noses and mouths for 14 jack-o'-lantern faces on waxed paper. Add baking bits for pupils. Let stand until set.
- Tint frosting orange; frost cupcakes. Carefully peel off eyes, noses and mouths; position on cupcakes. Cut gumdrops into small triangles for stems; attach to top of pumpkins.


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UPDATE: I forgot to mention to WATCH THE ENTIRE CLIP FOR A FEW SURPRISES!
This video is a compilation put together of some flights and a speed-BASE jump. The flights all occurred on Oahu at different locations
"Speed Flying", more technically classified as "Paragliding", down these mountains is not recommended for folks that do not know what they are doing.
Mahalo to the folks at SkyDive Hawaii for showing me the video!
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Recently BooMan brought us two stories with real import that I didn't see mentioned anywhere else on progressive blogs. But they signaled the kind of major impact that shape a presidency - both in what is actually done and what is not done.
The first one was about how President Obama rejected - during the election - the advice of most of his national security apparatus to intervene in Syria.
Obama not only stood up to the CIA and the top brass at the Pentagon, he did it without the cover of Clinton or Panetta. He kept us out of a war the rest of the Establishment wanted to fight; he did it without arousing disloyalty, and he did it in the heat of a presidential campaign.The second one is about the fact that the President is about to sign off on a plan that will reduce our nuclear arsenal by a third.
President Obama is poised to sign off on a new internal review of U.S. nuclear weapons strategy that would reduce the arsenal by one-third, resulting in billions in savings to the Pentagon and Energy Department.So do you see how this works? As most of the political world is consumed with talk about the use of drones and Republican obstruction about sequester, the really big news is that he avoided entanglement in yet another war and is about to save billions of dollars by getting rid of a major portion of our nuclear warheads.
When the story is told in the future about this presidency, what do you think will really matter?
He's already:
- Saved us from another great depression
- Rescued the auto industry
- Passed universal health care
- Reformed Wall Street
- Repealed DADT
- Negotiated new automobile efficiency standards
- Passed immigration reform
- Passed gun reform
- Ended 3 Bush wars (Iraq, Afghanistan and the war on al Qaeda)
Have all these achievements been perfect or exactly what he wanted? No. But the ball has been moved significantly down the field in the progressive direction - despite the mess he was handed by the last president, the obstruction from Republicans, and the lack of support he's sometimes received from progressives along the way.
When you take a look at the big picture by putting all this together, its clear that we are living in one of the most momentous presidencies in our history.


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Apple is buying a lot of bandwidth -- so much that it can create a network capable of delivering huge amounts of content to customers and give the company control over distribution, according to a report.
The idea is that Apple is doing all this to create a new network that could deliver programming to television, according to the Wall Street Journal. Because it uses the iCloud service, where it stores users' data, as well as selling content such as videos and music, Apple needs have grown, but it has yet to really compete for television audiences.
The idea is that it could expand its Apple TV offerings or create its own device, but to do that Apple needs more Internet infrastructure. According to CNET, Apple now uses Akamai Technologies and Level 3 Communications to provide content for the company, but if it starts controlling the network it could mean better service as well as Apple control.
U.S. & World
News from around the country and around the globe
"Having their own (content delivery network) would give them more control and security than they have now," Dan Rayburn, a principal analyst at Frost & Sullivan, told CNET.
Grabbing more bandwidth and engineers to build out its network isn't only Apple's idea. Both Google and Facebook have already done it. Apple declined to comment on the report.


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To start with I wanted to show you what I did with this little quilt. I found some more HST so wanted to finish this out with all four borders. It sort of looked unfinished the other way. Hope to get it quilted soon.
Hubby has been home again from 4 days in the hospital and now is really doing very good. Still needs to get rid of more fluid and this will always be a problem. So I don't get as much sewing time in. But I did get something finished that I wanted to show and tell about.
When I first got a Web TV back in the late 90s I was on a couple different groups and did a lot of swapping blocks and Round Robins. Don't hear much of those any more in the blogs.
The biggest and best group I was on was Larrisa's, She was in Texas I believe. Did several with her and can't remember the date but probably was 2000 early. One of the fabric company's came out with all of the States flowers in fabric. Lushest colors. So it was suggested that we do a swap using these fabrics. Each one would pick a state they wanted to do. They were to get a stamp of the state that would fit on a 6 inch square, with the things that the state represented. if possible. So figuered this would be fun and what a quilt I would have. Of course I choose Maryland with the Black-eyed Susan. I also ordered a set of Fat Quarters of all the prints to help complete the quilt.
I added to each block which is a color that goes well with the flower of each state and the center square was to be made into a square in square with the flower on the outside. I added a color as close to the center as I could get. Then added a strip of the flower fabric to two sides of each block. I thought it worked out pretty good. The only problem was I had one block to many . That is Hawaii and it is on the back.
I have finished quilting it this morning with free motion around all the states figures in the middle of the blocks. Had done the binding first and used a variety of the prints for it. I still have some of those fat quarters left.
Now I'm wondering if there are any bloggers out there that were in this list all those years ago and have ever completed this quilt. Be interesing to see how someone else finished it off. Any one seen one?
This is my Spring Flowers to you.


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It's a very, very scarce piece, made by Michael Harris, Greg. It's utterly fabulous, one of my very best pieces - and it's really, really cuddly - you can hold it in your arms like a baby - but it's better behaved. :sun:Ron Wheeler recently found and sold a signed one. (he using an image of it as his collector's club membership card - see here:-http://www.artiusglass.co.uk/id32.htmlPeter Elliot had one which he sold perhaps a couple of years ago - it was at the same Fair as Ron sold his first signed Crizzle Stone. Over the years I have been told of two others - one slightly smaller but signed, and there's mine. So only 5 are known. And two of those are hearsay!It's from very early on at Mdina - it's in "plain" amethyst glass, with no silver salts included.
Hi Sue, - Don't know if you've seen this one for sale at present....
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Kustom Nationals
Public Events
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Date: 7 - 8 January 2017
Promoter: Kustoms of Australia
Hot Rod & custom show that is the holy grail of the kustom car movement in Australia.
Over the weekend there will be a demonstration on the how to of Kustomizing,Beach Party's, Rockabilly Festival, How-To Pinstriping Workshop, Trophy Queen Contest, Model Car Show, Kustom Kulture Exhibition, Hot Rod & Lifestyle Traders, Kustoms, Hot Rods, Classics, Mini Rods, Lowrider Bikes, Flamethrowers, Cruisin', it doesn't get much better than this!
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People at Savannah: Ashish Mohta
Resume & Skills
Follows Resume & Skills of Ashish Mohta
Ashish Mohta Deen Dayal Nagar,Row house no.-11
Behind B.V.P college, Katraj,
Pune, Maharashtra.
Telephone: 011919823135145
E-mail: -email is unavailable-
Pursuing Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering (Final Year) Subjects:- Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Computer Organization, Micro-processor Based Systems, Data Structures & Files, UNIX operating system, Theory of computer science, Database Management Systems, Microprocessor Based System, Software Engineering, System Programming, Operating System, Complier Construction, Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Object Oriented Modeling Design.
Technical Skills
Platforms Unix, Linux (Red Hat, Cygwin, Dragon), MS-DOS,WINDOWS 98,2000.
Languages Unix, Linux System Programming, Networking Programming, C and C++ ,Visual Basic 6.0,Oracle,Java,Cobol, Assembly (8085/8086/80386)
Educational Performance: Aggregate of 55% and First in class.
1. - Di-NETR-iX
Distributed Network Commands and Utilities of UNIX
. An open and distributed command-line interface for accessing many UNIX, NT, and Linux machines in parallel using UNIX like commands with network capability. The product offers distributed, cross-platform access to crucial systems across the enterprise using a familiar command-line interface. With this, Machines can access thousands of remote UNIX, NT and Linux servers. This changes the paradigm of physically logging onto machines, one machine at a time to manage. This significantly improves labor productivity and system availability.
1. Implementing UNIX like Commands and Utilities (as in UNIX manual 1 AT & T Bell Labs) with network capability for heterogeneous platforms.
2. Command sets implemented as Shared Library not executables.
3. Providing Common code base across all platforms
4. Shell a distributed network shell is provided.
5. Remote execution.
6. Tunneling
Hardware Requirements :-
LAN Card (Ethernet Card) 10/100 Ethernet Card.
 General Computer Configuration.
Software Requirements :-
 Version : RHL 9.0 or above
 Vendor : Red Hat
 Usage : Operating System
 Kernel Version : 2.4 and above
 Windows
 Version : 98
 Vendor : Microsoft
 Usage : Operating System
 Usage : Programming Language
 Usage :Compilation
 Version :2.9 or above
 POSIX Thread Support
In this project a generic interface has been provided that will
Not vary with the operating system.
Interactivity has been provided by a well programmed shell.
Can be used on any operating system which adhere to the single UNIX
specification (Version 2 and 3).
 Usage : Programming Language
 Usage :Compilation
 Version :2.9 or above
 POSIX Thread Support
Specifications: C/C++, Linux & Windows Platforms.
2. VB & Oracle Database handling using VB as front-handling & Oracle for back- hand made no. of projects which are as follows :-
Music Database - Managing enrolment & other requirements by a Music store.
3. C & C++ - Modular programs in Data structures , File Handling
And projects for- Student Database.
Summary of Qualifications:
1. Very strong hands on experience of programming in Assembly language (Intel x86 family), C and C++.
2. Working knowledge of core internals of Unix,Linux.
3. Module programming for Linux kernel.
4. System programming in C and AT & T / Bell-Labs style assembly language on i386.
5. System programming in C and INTEL style assembly language under MS-DOS on i386 (Real & Protected Mode).
6. System development using C and providing text based UIs.
7. Network programming on Linux.
8. Java Programming
Specific Areas of Expertise and Interests:
1. Threads: Implementation of single threaded and multi-threaded applications. Worked extensively with POSIX threads & Solaris threads.
2. Cross-Platform: Porting of application from one environment to another.
3. General System Programming: Shells etc.
4. Network programming: Implementations of AF_UNIX & AF_INET families.
5. System Programming: Kernel Programming.
Extra Curricular Activities: Appointed as Joint Secretary for Genesis 2004, All India Computer Tech fest organized in BVCOE , Pune by computer engineering students for increasing the managerial and team work development.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. today announced an extensive security-services portfolio that includes more than 90 basic offerings for application, identity and access management security to business continuity, cloud computing and managed services aimed at businesses and government.
(Review: HP blade takes a stab at Cisco )
"It's everything from consulting to products to do it in-house to managed services and outsourcing," says Chris Whitener, chief strategist for HP Secure Advantage. He added that third-party products included in the portfolio, combined with HP's key management and logging systems, are pre-tested to assure compatibility and integration.
The unified HP Security, Compliance and Continuity Services portfolio is constituted as a "common reference model" that nearly 10,000 HP security professionals and consultants worldwide (since the acquisition of EDS in August 2008) are expected to use in interactions with customers.
Though the EDS brand is no longer officially used, the huge $13.9 billion acquisition of EDS transformed HP, making it a major player in enterprise services and outsourcing, with only IBM in the lead.
"We now have thousands of combined HP and EDS customers in the public sector, for instance, that we didn't have before," Whitener points out. By organizing security offerings into "buckets of services and well-known categories," he says, the goal is for HP, as part of integrating EDS, to make it as simple as possible for customers to assess their needs and pin down pricing based on their budgets.
One new service, for example, features what HP is calling "Cloud Computing Security Assessment," a service "to help people understand what they need to do to move things to the cloud ," Whitener says. This might involve examining how well the applications which they always thought their own IT departments would run might fare in a cloud-computing environment or whether policy violations related to privacy regulations or Payment Card Industry data-security requirements might arise.
HP's "Software-as-a-Service Project Services for Application Security Center" would address implementation of application-security initiatives in a configuration maintained and managed by HP.
HP is also starting its "Application Security Center of Excellence Services" to prevent attacks targeting Web applications. The goal is to help customers quickly define a strategy based on business risk and appropriate use of technology.
This story, "HP unveils extensive security services package" was originally published by Network World.


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I have a confession to make:
I didn't plan for this to happen. When I was a child, I didn't dream about becoming a teacher one day. My mother was a teacher, my two uncles were teachers and I was going to be something else. Anything else. Period.
So, how come that I have spent twenty-four years in the classroom and enjoyed every moment of it?
Well, it is very simple. Remember - my two uncles were teachers, my mother was a teacher... I am not sure whether it is genetics or destiny or something different altogether. I like to believe that, although I didn't choose teaching, teaching chose me.
I am probably lying to you, the way I was lying to myself back when I decided to study languages, just like my mother. I knew then that most language students end up as teachers (at least here in Serbia they do). I told myself that I was studying languages because it was a fun thing to do and I was good at English. Because I liked talking to people and because I liked reading. Nowadays I find it hard to believe that I never thought about what I was going to do one day I graduated.
True, though I kept resisting to teaching children in state schools, I made one small exception: I was willing to try teaching adults in a language school. And not just any school - I had my eye on the school where I now work. Because it was excellent and because I myself had been a student there and loved every moment of it.
After I graduated, I accepted the job of a substitute teacher in a state grammar school. I didn't like it there and I was glad when my colleague returned from her sick leave. I was now positive that I wanted to do something else, anything else. When the call from my dream school came, I was not too happy. It seemed to me that Destiny had its claws all around me again. Still, I was flattered. Not anyone could get into the Kolarac School of Foreign Languages. I decided to give it a try. One class, one week, or one month (if I could last that long) and then I would start looking for something else.
I would love to tell you more about my first two classes, about how one of my students (a total beginner) brought her two children to class because she had nowhere to leave them, about how the children sat silently in the corner drawing. I would love to tell you more about the discussions we had that evening in the upper-intermediate class and about all the clever, funny, deep things my students said. I would love to talk about the freedom my new boss gave me when he refused to give me any detailed instructions, but instead said: "Just show us what you can do."
Well, maybe another time.
I will just say that it was love at first sight. Destiny was laughing at me, but the laughter wasn't mean or ironic. I laughed back.
There's no place like home.
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Warhammer 40,0000 is nothing if not crazily over-the-top, as this new trailer for a first-person shooter set in the far-future setting of the game universe shows.
This is the first video captured exclusively within the game engine, Unreal Engine 4, showing off all the lighting and texture effects in great detail.
In this game from developer Streum On Studio, you'll play as a Librarian of the Deathwing, an elite force of hugely-armored badasses from the future who are trapped in a Space Hulk, a massive derelict space ship drifting in the outer reaches of the galaxy. You'll take on hordes of Genestealers, the Alien-like enemies who are out to, well, kill you dead.
Check out the trailer below.


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Michigan, Louisville
Coley Harvey
Orlando Sentinel
Many of us with our or trashed brackets want to see the lovable "Dunk City" contingent from Fort Myers, Fla., make the 10-hour trek up Interstate 75 for next week's Final Four. Conventional basketball wisdom, however, tells us that won't happen.
No. 15 Florida Gulf Coast's Sweet 16 opponent, No. 3 Florida, is too strong for the Eagles; but not strong enough for the Michigan Wolverines, who will make this a three-Big Ten team Final Four. Indiana and Ohio State also are headed to Atlanta.
In the Midwest, the ACC's future will be on display when Louisville slips by Duke in an Elite Eight game that will serve as a precursor to a new conference matchup starting next season.
Florida, Louisville
Brian Hamilton
Chicago Tribune
The most controversial team that shouldn't be the most controversial team was Florida, darling of metric-obsessed observers but riddled with doubt from those who saw a team that lost pretty much every close game it was in all season. Then came two convincing tournament victories. So here the Gators are en route to the Final Four. They can play defense and they can match up with Kansas or Michigan. In the Midwest Region, Louisville remains king. The Cardinals are playing better than anyone and they'll rattle Duke's guards enough in the Elite Eight matchup to unsettle the Blue Devils entirely. Louisville marches on for a shot at a national title.
Florida, Louisville
Chris Dufresne
Los Angeles Times
The smart money is with Florida's tremendous size and suffocating defense. My pre-tournament pick of a Kansas-Florida final in the South is tracking, even though Michigan could give Kansas trouble. The Wolverines looked like a team that could tear down nets after their dismantling of Virginia Commonwealth.
I'm sticking with Louisville to win the Midwest, which makes sense since I picked Louisville to win the national title. I had Louisville defeating Saint Louis, though, not Oregon and right now the Ducks look scary-good.
I also had Louisville-Duke in the regional final all along, and that's what it will be after Duke dispatches Michigan State in the other regional semifinal.
Kansas, Louisville
Dieter Kurtenbach
Sun Sentinel
I'm going chalk — Rock Chalk.
The Jayhawks' size, experience and depth will get them though a tough regional semifinal game with Michigan before they dispatch whichever enigmatic Florida squad earns the right to be their opponent. If it's the Gators who draw Kansas, I like the Jayhawks to exploit a weak Florida frontcourt.
In the Midwest, give me the cruising Louisville Cardinals. Sure, Duke is playing well, but the Cards will have a hometown crowd in Indianapolis, and I'm not betting against Russ Smith when he is playing like this.


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The 2013 college football season is here again, and as always, there's at least one investigation under way involving a college athlete.
One of the most publicized stories is that of returning Texas A&M quarterback, Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, aka "Johnny Football," who allegedly signed autographs for compensation. With the premise of college athletes getting paid over and above their scholarships as a backdrop, I thought it would be interesting to explore the actual financial details of the annual debate: Should college athletes get paid to play, or should their free education be enough?
In order to analyze my question, we have to convert the "true" financial benefit of an athlete's full scholarship into a real world comparison. Based on the College Data website, the 2012-2013 moderate cost for an in-state public college education averages roughly $22,260 per person annually, with private college averaging roughly $43,290. The numbers include the cost of tuition, fees, housing, meals, books and school supplies, which I believe are reasonable estimates to use in analyzing the following questions.
Question 1: What's the tax equivalent employee benefit a student would have to earn to pay for the same education a college scholarship provides?
Let's make some simplistic assumptions:
- The employee is a single taxpayer with a flat 15% federal tax rate and a 5% state tax rate
- We'll add back the total FICA wage taxes (both employee 7.65% and the employer match of 7.65%)
- We'll exclude all tax deductions and exemptions
Given these parameters, a non-athlete student attending an in-state public college would have to earn a gross benefit package of about $31,540, and a private college student would have to earn roughly $61,330 to equal the same tax equivalent benefit that scholarship athletes receive each year. Over four years, that's about $126,150 for a public institution and $245,320 for a private college or university.
Question 2: What are the tax equivalent benefits (other than basic educational costs mentioned above) for athletes compared to non-scholarship students?
It's a difficult number to quantify, but the best way I found was to use research done in 2010 by Delta Cost Project. Their research summarizes various conclusions based on spending for 2005 to 2010 by athletic vs. academic departments for public Division I universities. The findings show athletic departments spent roughly $92,000 per athlete, compared to academic spending for a full-time student of less than $14,000 per year.
If you compare that as a taxable wage to real world income for a working student paying taxes, an athlete earns roughly $135,775 as a complete employee benefit package. This assumes the same FICA tax calculation mentioned above, while this time using a single filer marginal federal tax rate of 20% and a 5% state tax rate while still excluding all deductions and exemptions.
What we can't quantify, however, is the value of future benefits such as name recognition, future networking and business/job opportunities or even the possibility of personal royalties and endorsement deals—on top of the free college diploma each athlete is afforded—because a university invested in their personal future.
Question 3: What is the average income for a high school graduate looking to work his or her way through college?
According to Wikipedia, the median personal income for someone with a high school diploma ranges from $21,117/year to $32,085/year. This is probably a good income comparison to a college athlete, because any high school graduate working to pay their way through college would most likely fall into this range until they obtain their college degree. So in essence, college athletes are afforded a full-time salary higher than what the average high school graduate will ever make.
Luckily, I had the privilege of playing in college athletics on a scholarship, but it never crossed my mind that I should get compensated over and above my free scholarship—just for shooting or dribbling a basketball, lifting weights, and/or running suicide drills every day in the gym!
Trust me when I say that the future opportunities athletes have compared to non-scholarship students is very much an intangible, which could never be priced or even remotely compensated. Therefore, in my opinion as both a former athlete and now an investment professional/CPA, college athletes today are already well compensated. If they don't capitalize on the free education and networking benefits their athletic scholarship already offers, then extra compensation, aka "paid to play," surely isn't going to help the situation.
The most important return any athlete should be looking for is an education, allowing that athlete to one day say, "My family is far better off today because of the opportunity a university provided me."


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I have to say I don't really like the ability to rate users or the fact that I can be rated because I have the feeling that can be abused. Somebody not sharing your opinion? Give him\her 1 star.
You don't like the thread somebody opened? Give him\her 1 star. I think it is just really annoying that you can get bad reputation through that.
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Absolutely agree.
An utterly meaningless feature, much like the thread rating feature as you can ignore users and avoid bad threads on the basis of their titles. Post rating would probably be more meaningful, in particular as fanboy threads have recently been outlawed.
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Purdue University issued the following news release:
In a world of increased feed costs, uncooperative weather and problems with forage quality, high milk prices and strong demand are helping some dairy producers make ends meet.
In the last year, about 75 Indiana dairy farms were forced to close their doors because they didn't make enough money to survive or lost too much, coupled with having to meet increased regulations, said Purdue University dairy specialist Mike Schutz.
After a wet spring and extremely dry summer, silage, hay and other forages are expensive but low in essential components, such as energy. That means producers have to supplement the already pricey feed supply with corn, a crop now bringing record-high prices.
"In Indiana we've already seen per-cow milk production decline, partially due to feed quality issues," Schutz said. "Another big factor in the milk production decline was the summer's extreme heat and humidity; and delayed breeding cycles may affect production for some time."
Some farms also struggled to comply with tighter regulations on somatic cell counts. Somatic cells can lower dairy product yields and reduce shelf life. The new regulations brought Grade B milk - manufacturing grade - cell counts down from 1 million per milliliter to 750,000, the same as for Grade A.
The one saving grace has been strong milk prices. But even at prices above $20 per hundredweight, milk producers haven't been turning much of a profit. Milk prices producers receive have risen substantially since the average $11 per hundredweight price they saw during the worst of 2009.
"Milk prices will probably stay in the $19-$20 range for the remainder of 2011, but the average cost of production is $17.50 per hundredweight," Schutz said. "Margins are small, and they aren't off-setting the high feed prices or the losses producers experienced back in 2009."
Schutz said the best thing dairy farmers can do is to manage feed costs as well as they can by forward-contracting feed costs when fair returns are available. He also suggested focusing on risk-management when it comes to milk production.
"When producers find milk prices that guarantee a reasonable return, they should take advantage of those to protect against loss," Schutz said. "They also should make the best use of milk quality premiums."
Other ways producers can protect profit margins are to store feed properly to avoid shrink losses or spoilage, or to look at opportunities to sell culled cows and extra replacement heifers.
"Replacement heifers are bringing really good prices right now," Schutz said.
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Call it 'Baptism Lite.'
A group of clergymen have submitted documents to the General Synod, the governing body of the Anglican Church, calling on it to prepare alternatives for the Common Worship baptismal services, which are used at the majority of Anglican christenings. It's their hope that doing so will make them more accessible and interesting to non-churchgoers—including the many "unchurched" parents and godparents who participate in the 139,000 Anglican baptisms conducted in the country every year.
(More on Time.Com: De-baptism Gains a Following in Britain.)
Speaking to the Liverpool Echo, Reverend Tim Stratford explained that he and fellow men of the cloth from the city's poorest areas have long had misgivings about rites that the masses find incomprehensible. Their proposal for reform centers around passages like the Prayer Over Water. Recited during the baptism, it discusses the children of Israel and their passage from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land. That should be replaced, he says, with simple and direct language that actually resonates with people's experiences.
"This was not a plea for a prayer in Scouse, but for a prayer that the majority of non- theologically-versed Britons would understand," he wrote in the proposal. "It was a common experience of clergy to feel they were losing touch with congregations at important moments in the service unnecessarily."
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Makes4 servings
- 1 package (8 ounces) jambalaya mix
- 4 small green peppers
- 3/4 pound fully cooked andouille sausage links, chopped
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
- 1 can (16 ounces) tomato juice
- Louisiana-style hot sauce, optional
- Prepare jambalaya mix according to package directions. Meanwhile, cut peppers lengthwise in half; remove seeds.
- In a large skillet, cook and stir sausage over medium-high heat until browned. Add jalapeno; cook 1 minute longer.
- Stir sausage mixture into prepared jambalaya. Spoon into pepper halves. Place in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish; pour tomato juice over and around peppers.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until peppers are tender. Serve with hot sauce if desired.
Editor's NoteWear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
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Sep 23, 2013
Very flavorful, we like dishes with some kick in my house. I changed up the peppers a bit. I used a red pepper, a yellow pepper, an orange pepper, and a poblano pepper. Very colorful and very delicious.
Oct 13, 2012
This was an instant favorite with my family. We used chicken instead of Andouille, and topped each pepper with a slice of cheddar cheese. Delicious!
Sep 19, 2012
All my boys really liked this recipe. And it was so easy - almost a no-brainer after I read the ingredients and instructions. Such a good idea, it was like geez, why didn't I think to do that? - Very good - would totally make it again
Aug 23, 2012
My husband thinks this is the best stuffed pepper recipe we have.
Aug 13, 2012
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Ducks edge Devils in OT to run win streak to 7
Newark, NJ (SportsNetwork.com) - Kyle Palmieri potted the game-winner 2:37 into overtime, as the Anaheim Ducks downed the New Jersey Devils, 3-2, on Friday at Prudential Center.
On the decisive play, Palmieri sliced through the right circle while holding off a defender before dipping below the goal line, working around the net, and stuffing in a wraparound from the low left side to send Anaheim to victory.
"It was exciting," Palmieri said of scoring a game-winner in New Jersey, where he grew up. "It definitely added a little something to the game and the experience."
Palmieri, Cam Fowler and Mathieu Perreault each registered a goal and an assist, while Jonas Hiller stopped 19 shots for the Ducks, who matched their longest win streak of the season with their seventh straight triumph.
Andy Greene and Michael Ryder scored a goal apiece, while Cory Schneider allowed all three goals on 24 shots for the Devils, who had won two straight.
"We wanted that second point, we really did," Greene said. "We have to forget about it now and just get ready for Washington tomorrow."
With the scored locked at 1-1 just past the midway point of the third, Palmieri helped put the Ducks on top when he kept his balance just long enough on the low right side to slide the puck to the front of the net, where Perreault pounded it home for a 2-1 Anaheim edge at 10:47.
New Jersey answered on the power play at 14:58 when Jaromir Jagr's backhand feed from the low right side found Greene cutting backdoor, allowing the veteran blueliner to one-time the puck home from the low left side to tie the tilt at 2-2.
Following a scoreless opening frame, New Jersey jumped on top early in the second when Adam Henrique came up with a steal deep in the Anaheim zone and backhanded the puck toward the slot for Ryder, who swatted the bouncing disc into the back of the net for a 1-0 lead at 4:15.
Anaheim answered with just under six minutes left in the middle stanza, as Fowler let fly a slapper from the left circle that sailed past the far side of Schneider to make it 1-1 at 14:06.
Game Notes
Fowler's goal was his 100th career point (20 goals, 80 assists) ... Anaheim improved to 12-7-3 on the road, while New Jersey dropped to 7-5-4 at home this season ... Anaheim also won seven games in a row from Oct. 5-20 ... Despite the loss, the Devils have won 13 of the 16 all-time encounters with the Ducks in the Garden State ... Anaheim's Teemu Selanne had two assists ... New Jersey went 1-for-3 on the power play, while Anaheim finished 0-for-4.


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