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When the highly anticipated Apple TV arrives, it will feature a 4k Ultra HDTV panel. According to a new rumor from DigiTimes, the display will feature 3840 x 2160 pixels of resolution.
DigiTimes claims that Apple and manufacturing partner Foxconn have been in long-talks about the TV's production schedule. The rumor says much of that talk has been focused on acquiring Ultra HD products. The new TV technology, which rolled out at CES 2013, is running at near full capacity through the rest of 2013. China TV vendors are believed to be gobbling up most of the UHDTV production numbers.
Several suppliers have the ability to produce Ultra HD panels at high capacity, but they are already pushing most of their resources towards producing iPhone, iPad, and iPad mini panels.
Apple, at this time, is believed to be counting on higher LG Display production for the second half of 2013. If LG can push up its production numbers, the company could produce enough Ultra HD panels to help Apple launch by end of the year. However, given the high demand for most Apple products, it is likely the company will wait until early 2014 to launch its Apple TV product with full production support.
While a 4K UHDTV unit would give Apple TV a premium feature that is only available on a handful of televisions at this time, it is also an expensive piece of technology that could scare many buyers away. On the other hand, Apple is know for big markups on its products, which means a high cost of initial acquisition might not scare Apple's customers at all.
In the meantime, the 4K format has not yet been standardized, and there is very little content available for 4K resolution panels. Perhaps Apple could drive down costs through mass productions while also helping drive the new standard towards mass acceptance.


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- Gavin Scott
This Week In 1994: May 8, 1994
Girl groups had been coming thick and fast out of America since the late '80, and Australia had got in on the action with a couple of briefly massive ensembles in the early '90s. Surprisingly, there had not been that many girl groups emerging from the UK, which would end up producing one of the decade's biggest all-female acts in Spice Girls.
Before the world went girl power crazy, another British girl group with a propensity for losing members broke through in Australia this week in 1994 with their debut single - a song that had taken its time to make it on the ARIA chart.
Meanwhile, for the second week in a row, the highest-selling single in Australia was from another quartet: Ace Of Base's "The Sign" remained at number 1.
Off The Chart
Number 93 "In The Name Of The Father" by Bono & Gavin Friday
Peak: number 56
Sinéad O'Connor's song from the soundtrack to the Daniel Day-Lewis film had just made the top 50, while this title track - a collaboration between the U2 vocalist and fellow Irishman Gavin Friday - just missed out.
Number 90 "I'm Gonna Release Your Soul" by Dave Graney & The Coral Snakes
Peak: number 81
Although they'd formed back in 1987, this lead single from fourth album You Wanna Be There But You Don't Wanna Travel was the first top 100 appearance by the Australian band.
Number 83 "Bump n' Grind" by R. Kelly
Peak: number 82
Turns out R. Kelly didn't see nothing wrong with quite a lot of things. Having shed backing group Public Announcement, this second single from solo album 12 Play took him all the way to number 1 in the US.
New Entries
Number 50 "Stay" by Eternal
Peak: number 3
The UK's answer to En Vogue, four-piece Eternal started off with sisters Easther and Vernie Bennett before additional members Louise Nurding and her friend Kéllé Bryan joined the project. Launched in Britain in September 1993, the quartet had enjoyed three top 10 hits there by the time their debut single, "Stay", finally started to take off in Australia, having been released at the beginning of December 1993 locally.
Initially, it looked like "Stay" wasn't going to do much here, peaking at number 98 in March, but it crashed back into the chart on its way to the top 3 a couple of months later. A polished slice of R&B, "Stay" was typical of the output of First Avenue Records, also the home for Dina Carroll, Michelle Gayle and MN8, and much poppier than their American counterparts, although the song did make the Billboard top 20. As we'll see in coming months, the Eternal story would be a rocky one - both in terms of their ARIA chart performance and their line-up, with the Bennetts shedding first Louise and then Kéllé over the years.
Number 49 "Satisfy The Groove" by Culture Shock
Peak: number 31
It's amazing what some major label money can do to a song. Initially released on independent label MDS in March, the debut single by local dance outfit Culture Shock was quickly snapped up by Sony Music, given a remix courtesy of DJ Pee Wee Ferris and re-released a month later. An improvement on the original version, the new "Satisfy The Groove" had a certain Urban Cookie Collective feel to it and was one of my favourite songs of 1994. One of the singers for the group was former Young Talent Time alumnus Lorena Novoa, who became the third female singer from the show to score a top 50 hit during the '90s.
Number 39 "U R The Best Thing" by D:Ream
Peak: number 9
A remix and re-release had helped Culture Shock quickly land a hit, and a similar process did the same for D:Ream - albeit over three years and three versions. Originally released in mid-1992 before being given a second chance a year later in 1993, "U R The Best Thing" finally hit the Australian and UK top 10 in 1994 following an update by remix team Perfecto and the success of "Things Can Only Get Better", which had also taken a couple of goes to connect. Like the remix of "Satisfy The Groove", this new version of "U R The Best Thing" gave the track the added oomph it needed to make it a great song rather than just a good song. It wouldn't be the last great song the act fronted by Peter Cunnah would produce, but it would be the last hit they'd score in Australia.
Number 38 "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" by Crash Test Dummies
Peak: number 1
Here's another track like "Stay" that took its time to reach our shores, having been released seven months earlier in Crash Test Dummies' home country of Canada. The lead single from the band's second album, God Shuffled His Feet, "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" was one of those song's quirky enough to be massive - three weeks at number 1 in Australia - but also one that would inevitably rub some people the wrong way. No prizes for guessing it wasn't one of my favourite tracks from 1994, but I did, however, quite enjoy the final minute of the song, probably because the sonorous lead vocal is done with by then. One of those polarising songs that often pops up on best and worst lists for the '90s, "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" tells the stories of three children with some kind of percularity. Singer Brad Roberts talks about it in more detail here. The band would come close to being one-hit wonders in Australia, but we will see them pop up on the top 50 one more time.
Number 31 "I'll Stand By You" by The Pretenders
Peak: number 8
It'd been seven years since we'd seen The Pretenders on the Australian top 50, the British band hitting number 7 in 1987 with ballad "Hymn To Her", as everything from 1990 album Packed! and various other soundtrack releases had flopped locally. But in 1994, they stormed back into the top 10 with another emotional ballad. The song was co-written by singer Chrissie Hynde with a couple of songwriters who know their way around a hit ballad: Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, the duo behind "True Colors", "Alone" and "Eternal Flame", to name just some of their big hits. As it would turn out, it would be the last time we'd see The Pretenders on the top 50, while "I'll Stand By You" would improve upon its UK number 10 peak thanks to a cover version by Girls Aloud, which reached number 1 there in 2004.
Number 26 "Less Than A Feeling" by Hoodoo Gurus
Peak: number 26
The week's biggest new entry was also the first single from Hoodoo Gurus' Crank album to crack the top 40, "The Right Time" and "You Open My Eyes" having peaked just outside. Despite its high-flying debut, "Less Than A Feeling" would fall quickly off the chart, despite being the enduring Australian rock band's best single since 1991's "Miss Freelove '69".
Listen to this week's new entries on my Spotify playlist of all the top 50 hits from 1994:
Next week: a much more subdued chart when a bunch of recent hit-makers don't do so well with their follow-up singles.
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The sun shone and the breeze was light yesterday morning for the enthusiastic group of young bug hunters which gathered at the Visitor Centre in the Country Park for an event organised by the Friends of HCPNR. Armed with sweep nets, pots and hand lenses we set off on an intrepid adventure amongst the wildflowers and brambles to see what we could find. First catch of the day was a 7-spot Ladybird closely followed by a Gatekeeper butterfly and a Soldier Beetle. The juicy blackberries along the way almost proved more popular than the insects! Our journey took us down to the quarry area where we were rewarded with a beautiful Speckled Bush Cricket perched in full view atop a bright yellow ragwort flower. This was closely compared with a Field Grasshopper which our leader, Alan, had just found – an excellent teaching point! Other finds included a pair of mating Meadow Brown butterflies (a teaching point rapidly passed over) and a very smart Holly Blue. It was a slightly weary little band of bug hunters which returned to base but not too tired to consume (and collect in the insect pots) even more juicy blackberries along the way. A splendid morning in the fresh air was enjoyed by all.
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Canadian Officials 'Secretive' on North American perimeter security agreement
Will the undisclosed plan bring to life the CFR's vision for a North American Border Pass requiring biometric data & security clearance to cross borders?
Image source: Pete Souza, WhiteHouse.gov. Image is in the public domain.
Unifying the once sovereign nations of North America under treaty law continues to move forward by stealth. And many Canadians are sitting uneasy about the secrecy.
Members of Canada's CTV express concern in the following clip about a draft agreement for 'integrated perimeter security' between the U.S. & Canada that Canadian officials have refused to release. As one of CTV's panel members points out, it seems the Canadian government has "put the cart before the horse," intent on 'first signing the deal, then discussing it.' Another panelist quips he has a copy of the agreement that "doesn't exist," refusing to show it to viewers because officials were keeping it under wraps.
The plan was termed a 'mini-NAFTA' that could undermine sovereignty through its integration scheme. "Perimeter agreement could mean goodbye to the 49th parallel," as one journalist put it, emphasizing that the plan utilized the word "integrate." Panelist Robert Fife lauded one of the agreement's worst proposals: utilizing biometric data like iris scans at airport and border checkpoints.
The draft, available to Fife but not the public, draws directly from the CFR's recommendation for a North American Border Pass. If the CFR's vision is fulfilled, crossing the border would require security clearance for a 'smart card' that would include the mandatory submission of biometric identifiers and a fee. The CFR's own document states that: "Only those who voluntarily seek, receive, and pay the costs for a security clearance would obtain a Border Pass." Put into action, such a plan would go beyond 'trusted traveler' measures and heavily restrict international travel.
According to The Globe and Mail, "The federal government wants members of the public to impart their "shared vision" for the security of the Canada-U.S. perimeter – it just doesn't want to explain what that means."
CTV interviewed Canada's foreign minister Lawrence Cannon in recent weeks, who was reluctant to "speculate" on the non-yet-public North American perimeter security deal. Cannon instead told viewers to "breath easily" until such an agreement is signed, urging viewers to 'keep worrying about the economy' instead.
Whatever the official reasons for secrecy, the strategy is in keeping with leaked documents obtained in the U.S. from a Judicial Watch FOIA lawsuit, that reveals plans to achieve North American integration "by stealth." The concept for the North American "perimeter security" comes directly from plans formulated at the 2005 Security and Prosperity Partnership Summit and written about in Council on Foreign Relations documents:
The Task Force offers a detailed and ambitious set of proposals that build on the recommendations adopted by the three governments at the Texas summit of March 2005. The Task Force's central recommendation is establishment by 2010 of a North American economic and security community, the boundaries of which would be defined by a common external tariff and an outer security perimeter.
The Canadian equivalent of FOIA has refused altogether to release documents about the agreement:
In a letter written March 4, Public Safety officials said: "The records pertaining to your request have been entirely withheld." The department said the information could be injurious to international affairs, that it contained information developed for a government institution or minister, that it would provide an account of a government consultation, and that it is a matter of cabinet confidence.
This secrecy makes sense from the perspective that the CFR warned in Dec. 2010 that a 2011 push for U.S.-Canadian perimeter security would pose challenges: "While the initiative as outlined makes tremendous sense on both sides of the border, it will face significant opposition in Canada from those who fear that national sovereignty will be sacrificed on the altar of continental security."
As Global Research points out on March 31, the Canadian government has since launched a website for public feedback after their secret negotiations became a hot topic:
"Since the Beyond the Border declaration was announced, the Canadian government has taken some heat for the bilateral talks being held in secret. In an attempt to try and curb some of the criticism, they launched a new website where the public can share their ideas on the planned security perimeter."
While a general idea of the border security plan is being discussed, it would be hard for Canadians to weigh in with a fully informed opinion when the particulars of the agreement are being withheld. This point has been made by the Council of Canadians and other critics of the plan:
In a recent Action Alert, the Council of Canadians acknowledged, "no one can know for sure what 'perimeter security' means until the details, which are being developed behind closed doors, are announced in June. And we are being asked to suggest only improvements (not criticisms) of a plan we haven't seen.
Moreover, joint action on the border with the United States may not be advisable (aside from secrecy and sovereignty issues), since it has all but admitted it refuses to enforce its own policies on the border. Today FOX News reports that border patrol had been told not to make arrests of illegal immigrants crossing the border:
US Border Patrol officials were ordered to reduce — and at times even stop — arrests of illegal immigrants caught trying to cross the US border, an Arizona sheriff claimed in a report published Friday by FOXNews.com
Whatever the merits of a border perimeter might be (i.e. increased "security" and "prosperity" under a one-world government of, by and for the corporations), there are no plans to release the details until June. Meanwhile, Stephen Harper has dissolved Parliament with the Queen's approval after a vote of no-confidence for his government; elections are slated for May 2.
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REVIEW: Strategic Intelligence. Windows Into A Secret World
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REVIEW: America's Strategic Blunders. Intelligence Analysis and National Security Policy, 1936-1991
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by Bob Hazlett
Willy walks the beach in the morning with his metal detector seeking items lost in the sand by beachgoers.
He was well into his grid search when his metal detector pinged. A minute of digging in the sand turned up a large Conch shell. The shell contained an old Captain Midnight Decoder (metal) and a piece of paper with a coded message.
Willy had heard about these decoders from his grandfather but had never seen one. They were a popular marketing device to kids in the 40s and 50s during the Golden Days of Radio. At the end of the radio show, the announcer would spell out a special coded message to those in the audience who had the decoder. They could then decode the message to get the real secret information directly from Captain Midnight. Why would someone bury a 75-year-old marketing trinket in a conch shell on the beach?
"I'm in a treasure hunt!", Willy exclaimed. "This message is the key to the treasure location. I have to figure this out."
After several tries, Willy hit on the key to the code. By lining up the alphabet on the inner ring four letters off from the alphabet on the outer ring, he could decipher the message.
"What!" Willy screamed. "That's no treasure clue! That's a stupid commercial!"
Using the decoder, Willy wrote a reply to the owner, then stuffed the paper and decoder back in the shell and reburied it in the sand.
Now, if I told you what he said in that message, we couldn't post this on the internet. But I can tell you that Willy had no idea of the collector value of the decoder he just reburied in the sand.
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Chinese food. Ugh man, who doesn't love to indulge in it every now and then?! I remember when I was a kid, we got Chinese takeout SO much…was that just my family in New Jersey or was this a thing many people did?? Anyway…as a health-conscious adult, eating Chinese food is a rarity…unless I am at a high end fancy Chinese restaurant.
Chinese food is known to be pretty bad for you: most things are fried in a ton of oil, there is SO much sodium in all the dishes, they are carb heavy and lots of places you MSG (which is a huge no-no for anyone who cares about their health and waist line!)
When I cook, I love to find ways to make delicious "bad" comfort food healthy, without sacrificing taste. I mean, baked chicken will rarely taste as perfect as a bucket of good old fried chicken, but I try my hardest and I add lots of flavor to make up for the "healthiness" of the dish.
I saw an orange flavored beef recipe in a cook book yearrsssss ago and I loved the recipe, but I wanted to make it with chicken, so I did just that. I made a lot of changes to the original recipe to make it my own and to make it a little saucier..and used chicken instead of beef (although beef would probs be amazing in this too by the way!)
After some experimenting I found my Sweet and Sour Orange Chicken. It's healthy, its low fat, full of veggies and completely delicious. A serving has only about 250 calories. It almost reminds me of Chinese takeout from the good old days….
To make this dish a breeze to cook, slice and prepare all of your ingredients before starting!!
Sweet and Sour Orange Chicken
3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut into small strips
1 tablespoon cornstarch (for dusting the chicken)
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
3 cups broccoli, chopped
1 red bell pepper cut into 1 inch cubes
1 small sweet onion, cut in half and then sliced
2 cups white mushrooms, sliced
For the sauce
2 Oranges. The zest of these two oranges AND the juice of both
3 tablespoons orange marmalade
3 tablespoons low sodium soy sauce
2 tsp asian chili paste (more or less to your taste)
1/2 cup ketchup
1 tablespoon of grated fresh ginger
2 tablespoons rice vinegar OR apple cider vinegar
In a small bowl, dredge the chicken in the cornstarch, shake off excess (it should be a very light dusting). Heat 1.5 teaspoons oil in a heavy skillet or wok. Once the oil is hot, add the chicken to the pan and rapidly stir fry the chicken. Cook for about 2-3 minutes or until the chicken is slightly cooked and browned but not completely cooked through. Set it aside in a bowl. Add the remaining oil to the pan and add the onions. Sautee the onions for about 5-6 minutes on medium until they get soft and start to brown a bit. Add the broccoli, mushrooms and red pepper to the pan and stir fry for about 3-4 minutes. In a bowl, whisk the orange zest, orange juice, marmalade, soy sauce, ketchup, chili paste, ginger and vinegar together until completely combined. Once the veggies are starting to soften, add the sauce to the pan and stir well. Cook for 1-2 minutes, then add the chicken back into the pan. Cook for another few minutes, making sure the sauce coats everything for another 2-3 minutes (or until chicken is completely cooked through). This all happens quick, so make sure your ingredients are ready! Serve over steamed spinach or steamed rice!


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Usually the next stage after proof-reading. Copyediting is recommended for all pieces, long or short.
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Typically the next stage after copyediting. Line Editing is recommended for longer pieces, short stories and the like.
In Line Editing, I will look at your work line-by-line and analyse each sentence. This will take into consideration word choice and the power and meaning of the sentence. Syntax and whether a sentence needs to be trimmed or tightened will also be investigated. Line editing helps to make your prose flow.
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Greene County Farm Bureau members Jonita Ashley and Rob Sherman cut the ribbon on their long-awaited storefront for Mountain Song Jewelers in Greeneville this May. The store, which features the heirloom art jewelry made by Sherman, had been operating online since 2016, and the new space in downtown Greeneville has given the couple a chance to showcase Sherman's work and that of other artists they love. Sherman is Mountain Song's artist, designer, silversmith and lapidary, specializing in handmade silver and gold pieces featuring turquoise, lapis and all kinds of faceted gemstones. The shop also sells fine estate jewelry.
In addition to Sherman's work, Mountain Song features pieces by renowned potters, painters, photographers, stone workers and woodworkers of the Appalachian region. Visit Mountain Song Jewelers at 566 Tusculum Blvd. in Greeneville. They are open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and you can find them online at mountainsongjewelers.com.


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- Alice Bliss by Laura Harrington
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- A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen
- Don't Shoot! I'm the Guitar Man by Buzzy Martin
- Dubliners by James Joyce
- Eats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss
- Escape from Camp 14 by Blaine Harden
- Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton
- Emma by Jane Austen
- Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng
- Exit West by Mohsin Hamid
- The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
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- Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland
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- God's Hotel by Victoria Sweet
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- Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
- Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
- The Help by Kathryn Stockett
- How to Make a Spaceship by Julian Guthrie
- The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
- Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs
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Speed Leasing, which exclusively leases preowned Harley-Davidson motorcycles, originated $10 million in less than one year, Director of Sales Frank Dionisi told Powersports Finance.
"We've got pretty high expectations for our business, and I say we are in line meeting and exceeding our growth landmarks that we wanted to hit," Dionisi said.
Speed Leasing, which launched in April of last year, previously originated more than $1 million leases in August — surpassing its expectations. The company has been growing "very rapidly" and is ahead of schedule on "just about everything," Dionisi said.
Additionally, Speed Leasing is geographically expanding. The lessor is "closing in" on its next landmark of 200 dealers, and currently has operations in 14 states. Most recently, the startup expanded into Alabama, Illinois, and Mississippi.
"[Our next goal] is to service every state," he said. "We're opening in a couple states a week and we're on track to have over 25 by the end of April. We'll keep spreading out that way and growing our number — and also growing our total number of dealers — and that will grow our portfolio accordingly."


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Great weekend for Carrick United teams
Schoolboys FAI Cup Under 13
Carrick 7 Burrin Celtic 0
Under 15
Carrick 3 St Michaels 3 aet Carrick won 8 - 7 on penalties
Umbro Youth Challenge Cup Carrick 3 Bunclody 1 Goals Shane O'Dwyer (1) Dean 'Sconnie' Walsh (2)
Youths B League
Park Rgs 1 Carrick Utd 3
Munster Junior Cup
Carrick Utd 2 Kilmacow 1
We were made to work hard for this result on Sunday last in Tom Drohan Park. The visitors went in front following a rare breakaway after twenty minutes. After almost total domination it took us until five minutes into the second period before Ian Cleary equalised with a far post header. It was a trademark John Murphy free kick which he blasted home from 25 yards to secure victory near the end.
Gemma King, wife of great Carrick United stalwart Denis King has sadly passed away. All our thoughts are with the extended King and Murphy families
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Available on nbc.com for free viewing: http://www.nbc.com/grimm/video/one-angry-fuchsbau/n34758/
Quick sidenote: working for lawyers as I do, I gleefully enjoyed the Ziegevolk lawyer being so glib and (considering his toad sweat) literally rather slimy. Is a stereotype a stereotype if it's true? I simply nodded and pointed at the TV, muttering, "That looks familiar."
Continue reading REVIEW: Grimm's "One Angry Fuchsbau" (2×17), by Anne W. Brennan


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Aurobindo gets USFDA nod for generic cough relief tablets
New Delhi : Aurobindo Pharma said it has received final approval from the US health regulator to manufacture the generic version of Reckitt Benckiser's Mucinex DM cough relief tablets.
The company has received final approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) to manufacture Guaifenesin and Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide extended-release tablets, 600/30 mg and 1200/60mg, Aurobindo Pharma said in a BSE filing.
The tablets help loosen mucus and phlegm, and thin out bronchial secretions, making cough more productive, it added.
The product will be launched in the first quarter of 2017-18, it said.
Citing IRI data, Aurobindo Pharma said the tablets had an estimated market size of USD 235 million for the 12-months ended December 2016.
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New Boris vinyl. Some of you are drooling at those words and others are heaving a sigh and moving on. The good news is that it's in the store now, stocked in quantity and cheap! The bad news is that there is no bad news unless you think the title Golden Dance Classics bodes ill, and for some of you it will. The A-side consists of two dance-perfect, disco/electronica trips courtesy of 9dw (the artist who initiated this release as a result of their fifteen year friendship with Boris) and the B-side: two new songs from Boris that check into a crossover grey area wherein some decidedly experimental compositions mix loose, simplified electro dance rhythms with Boris' signature guitar-bloodletting, wall of sound hugeness. Don't knock it 'til you've tried it --- I'm pleased to say I like it very much!
If you're afraid to try it, never fear, Boris will be releasing the first in a set of three sequential picture disc 7" records full of new "heavy" works on Southern Lord by month's end (the other two following in October and December) which ought to pack at least one fog-bomb tremblor for all the droners to nod off to (personally I cannot wait to hear the track "Heavy Metal Addict" slated to appear on the October release --- now that is a song I've been supporting 200% since I was thirteen years old). In the meantime, if you're into that pesky "allkindsamusic" genre, which is what happens to most folks who find themselves working in any branch of the music business for any length of time, you'll probably dig on this quirky split from Catune records.
And if you're attending the very special Flaming Lips curated Boris performance of their outstanding 2003 album Feedbacker in its entirety this Sunday at ATP New York 2009, just pour a little out on the floor for me, mmmkay. Thanks.


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Healthy Thanksgiving Stuffing
By Lynn Grieger, RD, CDE, CPT for Summit Medical Group
A healthy twist on a Thanksgiving classic
- 10 slices whole grain bread cut into cubes and left overnight to dry out
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup diced celery
- 1/2 cup diced carrots
- 1/2 cup diced mushrooms
- 1 ¼ teaspoon ground sage
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- ¾ teaspoon marjoram
- ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
- ½ teaspoon dried rosemary
- ¼ cup fresh parsley
- 2- 2 1/2 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Saute carrots, celery, onion, and mushrooms in a skillet with one tablespoon olive oil until softened and tender.
- Mix together dried bread cubes, sage, thyme, marjoram, black pepper, rosemary and parsley in a large bowl. Add vegetables and chicken broth and mix until moist.
- Spray casserole dish with cooking spray. Add stuffing mix and cover with foil. Bake 20-25 minutes; uncover and bake 5-10 minutes or until slightly brown on top.
|Nutrition Facts
|Serving Size 1/2 cup
|Amount Per Serving
|Calories 114
|% Daily Value *
|Total Fat 3g
|Saturated Fat 1g
|Trans Fat 0g
|Cholesterol 0g
|Sodium 366g
|Total Carbohydrate 16g
|Dietary Fiber 3g
|Protein 6g
|* The Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet, so your values may change depending on your calorie needs. The values here may not be 100% accurate because the recipes have not been professionally evaluated nor have they been evaluated by the U.S. FDA.


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Freaky Ali 3rd Day Box Office Collection
Freaky Ali has shown limited growth on Sunday. As per the estimates, Freaky Ali 3rd day box office collection is in the range of 3.25 crore.
The film has found some appreciation and has a chance to recover the costs. Freaky Ali 1st weekend collection is better than Manjhi The Mountain Man and Raman Raghav 2.0. There is a partial holiday on Monday and also National holiday on Tuesday.
- Day 1: 2.55
- Day 2: 2.85
- Day 3: 3.25
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As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) signed a agreement on August 7 for $105 million loan over five years, with Cathay United Bank from Taiwan being the main arranger.
The loan comes from eleven foreign banks and is among the largest and longest taken out by a Vietnamese commercial bank.
General Director of Cathay United Bank and Director of Cathay Financial Group, Mr. Chang-Ken Lee, spoke highly of its cooperation with BIDV.
The eleven banks are Cathay United Bank, Grand Capital International Limited, Mega International Commercial Bank, Chang Hwa Commercial Bank, E.Sun Commercial Bank, Hua Nan Commercial Bank, Taishin International Bank, Sunny Bank, Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Land Bank of Taiwan, and Far Eastern International Bank.
Cathay United Bank is one of the largest private banks in Taiwan, with a network of 165 branches in the country and 15 subsidiaries and representative offices abroad. Total assets and equity in 2014 were $70.7 billion and $4.62 billion, respectively.
BIDV previously signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with ANZ Bank Vietnam, on lending activities, trading on the interbank market, foreign exchange, international payments, and consulting services for issuing bonds and raising capital.


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I just bethought myself to go look in An Ark for the Next Millennium, a bilingual book of poems by the Mexican poet José Emilio Pacheco (University of Texas Press, 1991), translated by Margaret Sayers Peden from Pacheco's Album de Zoología. Nuts, Pacheco beat me to it! Not only that, his piece, "Fisiología de la babosa/Physiology of the Slug" is superior to my prose poem (below) in almost every way, and it even ends with a similar image: "It fears/(with reason)/someone will come/and over his shoulder throw salt on it".
Unfortunately, the poem has multiple, deep indents, which would be very tiresome to reproduce in HTML. But I'd like to quote the first half of the poem anyway, as run-on text, because it seems highly relevant to a post of elck's today, on the subject of earthly paradise. I'll give the Spanish first, followed by Peden's English.
"La babosa/animal sutil/se recrea/en jardines impávidos/Tiene humedad de musgo/acuosidad/de vida a medio hacerse/Es apenas/un frágil/caracol en proyecto/como anuncio/de algo que aún no existe//En su moroso edén de baba/proclama/que andar por esto mundo/significa/ir dejando/pedazos de uno mismo/en el viaje…"
"The slug/a subtle creature/amuses itself/in indifferent gardens/It is moist like moss/aqueous/like life half-lived/It is little more/than a fragile/shell-in-the-making/like a notice/of something that does not yet exist//In its sluggish, slimy Eden/it proclaims/that to pass through this world/means/to leave/bits of oneself/on the journey…"
"In its morose Eden of slime" (to be a bit more literal about it) – what a delightful line! I admit I still feel some affection for my own conceit of an artist's or hitchhiker's thumb. But it is emblematic, perhaps, of my more superficial approach. Pacheco's slug is no more faithful to the biological "reality" of slugs than mine is, but somehow it manages to say something essential about the world we all inhabit, while my slug remains a narcissist on a quest for artificial highs and illusory utopias. ¡Pobrecito!


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Noodle master Charlie Zhang, famous for his noodle-crafting showmanship during his time at Royal China, has branched out on his own. Imperial Noodle opened last week in Richardson, delivering entertainment along with a delicious meal. After entering the glitzy, auspiciously red restaurant, you catch sight of Zhang at work, crafting 3-foot-long strings of dough that will later show up in your bowl. If you want to be close to the show, four seats are available at the noodle bar.
As expected, the noodles are outstanding. The imperial beef noodle soup is a home run — a rich, beefy broth with just a hint of spice soaks into the hand-pulled noodles and tender beef chunks. Even though the soup can easily feed two, it's difficult to split; the noodles are long and definitely designed for slurping, and while they're the perfect consistency for chewing, they're difficult to cut.
The soup dumplings are a let-down, sadly. While the wrappers are thin and perfectly steamed, the rest of the dumpling doesn't deliver. There's not much "soup" inside the dumplings, and the pork filling is a little bland. There are much better places for xiao long bao in the Dallas area. By contrast, the scallion pancakes are among the best in DFW — masterfully thin, just enough scallion flavor and the perfect balance between crispy and doughy.
If you make it past the noodles and dumplings on the first page of the menu, you may or may not find the rest alluring. It's a hodgepodge that tries to appeal to everyone without making it clear what's going to be great. There are tempting Chinese dishes like pepper steak and ma po tofu, but the lunch specials are dominated by the familiar takeout standards of General Tso's and sweet and sour chicken. A sushi bar serves up rainbow and soft shell crab rolls. It was also noticeable what wasn't on the menu; if you believe in eating your vegetables with every meal, you'll have to settle for a mixed veggie dish instead of Chinese broccoli or bok choy. Even when you enter, you see tables set with forks and spoons instead of chopsticks. Beyond noodles, Imperial Noodle seems to still be figuring out its identity.
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Service is still a work in progress. We were seated promptly and attended to quickly and courteously, but our server wasn't able to offer recommendations when asked and just read descriptions of various items off the menu. Soup dumplings are tricky to eat with forks, but chopsticks weren't brought to us until we requested them. Ironing out little things like this will go a long way to improving the dining experience.
Chef Zhang is truly a master of his craft, and his specialty dishes will delight patrons. If Imperial Noodle continues to live up to its name, it will quickly become a Richardson destination.
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We took a train from Budapest (after much difficulty finding theright one) to Poprad in the foothills of the Carpathian mountians.The train went through Eger in Hungary, and Kosice in Slovakia.
People were right about the Slovakian wilderness... a lot of it isstill forested.. and very pretty too.. This was the first glimpse wegot of the Tatras (highest part of the mountain range) as we were headed to Poprad.
Once we got to Poprad, it was a simple matter to take the new electrictrain to Stary Smokovic, one of the bigger towns at the base of the mountains.Accomodation was a problem, but Lucky finally managed to find a placecalled Penzion Vesna, which was a very nice place. Very highly recommended.The owner and his niece (?) was very helpful, and gave us plenty of info onwhere to go hiking and stuff.
The first day there we took a easy hike up the mountain to the first (lowest)Chata.. it was at about 1500m. The way up was pretty easy, and quite scenic too.
Even though it was mid spring, there was a sudden snowfall, which was quitenice.. lucky for us it didn't get too heavy.
There were some pretty good views of the valley and the plains below froma point just above the chata
And since the snow was melting there were streams and waterfalls EVERYWHERE.
The following day we decided to do a more challening hike.. to Teryho Chata, atthe top of the valley, at about 2050m. Paul decided to sit this one out becauseof his bad ankle.. so Lucky and I decided to tacle it ourselves.
The first 2 hours or so was pretty easy. The snowline had moved further upfrom the previous day, and it was melting in fornt of our eyes.. below thesnowline we were walking through a lot of slush.. kind of like a chocolate slurpy.
But once we hit the snow things got interesting.. the path was quite clearfor most of the climb, but it was iced over and quite slippery. So we had thechoice of walking on the ice-slicked path and risk slipping, or walkingon the snow on the side of the path and risk getting stuck in the deep snow.. :)
Lucky for us, we had a pretty decent view to look at while resting..
The last vertical 150m was probably the toughest.. there was a 70 degree climb up the mountain side, and the path was completely snowed over.. probably 5m+ ofsnow in places.. so we had to carefully scramble our way up the incline onour hands and knees. Lets just say it wasn't the easiest.. :)
At the top of the valley there was another 30m climb to the Chata.. thatwas the real killer.. but we finally got there..
One up there, we had some hot food (how the hell do they get supplies up there) andrelaxed for a while before attempting the trip down. There were about 10 otherpeople there who had done the climb too..
We decided to go for a walk to find a lake that was supposed to be aroundthe top of the valley... things are aweful big up there.. that little speckin the middle is Lu.
I finally managed to find the lake.. but only a small frozen section was visible, the rest of it was snowed over.
After some more sitting around, we had a look at the climb down. Lu doesn'tlook too happy at the prospect.
And this is what he was seeing. Our base was all the way down the bottom of the valley,past the trees.
Things were melting even more on our way down.. the snow over the rockswas starting to develop dangerous holes, and the slushy snow didn'thelp either.. the top 200m was probably the toughest, but it flattened outafter that.. There were even some flowers popping up through the snow.
And more flowers.
The streams were flowing faster as well.. though there was still quite a bit of snow around.. this was at about 1700m.
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Sedgefield is a coastal town on the Garden Route in the Western Cape province of South Africa. It is situated on the N2 national road, between George and Knysna. The town offers beaches, adventure activities and bird-watching activities to the holiday revellers preferring its all-year mild weather.
The town was proclaimed in 1929 on the farm Sedgefield, which in turn was named in 1894 after the village of the same name in the UK where the father (Henry Barrington) of the then farm-owner was born.
The farm Ruigtevlei was granted to the widow Meeding by Lord Charles Somerset and upon her death in 1878, the farm was divided into 9 lots. Lots A and B were first bought by individual farmers, before eventually being purchased in 1894 by John Barrington, son of then-famous politician, farmer and industrialist Henry Barrington (referred to as 'Henry Barrington of Portland' in the novel 'Circles in a forest' by Dalene Matthee). John named the town in honour of his father's birthplace Sedgefield in the United Kingdom. Incidentally, the original Afrikaans name Ruigtevlei translates loosely into Sedgefield, with 'ruigte' indicating sedge and 'vlei' relating to a field. Kate Maurice (nee Barrington) inherited the farm Sedgefield from her brother upon his death in 1901. Kate sold the farm in 1911 to Salmon Terblans. A part of the farm Sedgefield was subsequently sold as Middelplaas, but was reincorporated in 1926. Terblans and Thomas Moodie investigated the possibility of proclaiming a town on the farm. Eventually, Moodie invested a lot of work into developing a town plan after securing an option to buy the farm but due to an oversight by Moodie's lawyer, Terblans was able to step back out of their agreement at the last moment and sell the ground to Thesen and Company. However, Charlie Thesen decided to compensate Moodie for his invested effort and allowed him to name the newly proclaimed town.


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Oven Roasted Pork Ribs with Hoisin-Cranberry BBQ sauce and Asian Coleslawfrom Ming Tsai
Serves 4
1 cup naturally brewed rice vinegar
2 full slabs baby backs, brined overnight*
1 large red onion, rough chopped
1 tablespoon minced ginger
1 tablespoon sambal or favorite chile sauce
1 cup fresh cranberries
1 cup hoisin sauce
Canola or grapeseed oil for cooking
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Pre-heat the oven to 375 degrees. Pour rice vinegar into roasting pan with flat rack. Place brined baby backs on rack and cover tightly with foil -- you'll need to cut the racks to fit in the pan. Bake in oven until all the liquid is gone, about 1 1/2 hours. In a sauce pan over medium-high heat, coat lightly with oil and saute onion and ginger for 2 minutes, then season. Add sambal, cranberries and hoisin sauce and simmer for 10 minutes. Use a handblender to buzz smooth and check for flavor. When ribs are done cooking, remove foil and slather BBQ sauce on underside. Broil to brown, flip ribs, slather more sauce on and broil that side. Slice into ribs and serve.
* Brine method: Use sweet sea water ratio: 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup kosher salt to 1 quart water, multiply as necessary to fully submerge pork in a large container. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Rinse under running water before cooking.
Asian Coleslaw
1/2 cup Thai fish sauce
1/2 cup rice vinegar
1/2 teaspoon Korean chile flake
2 teaspoons sugar
1 cup Thai basil leaves, chiffonade
3 cups Napa cabbage, 1/8-inch ribbons (about 1 head)
1 cup shredded carrots
1/2 cup scallions, thinly sliced, green parts only
1 cup bean sprouts
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
In a large bowl, combine fish sauce, vinegar, chile and sugar and whisk to blend. Add Thai basil, cabbage, carrots, scallions and bean sprouts. Toss to combine and season if necessary. Ideally, let sit for a few minutes before serving to allow flavors to develop.
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According to the terminology in the CEC and NEC, the "grounding" conductor is for the safety ground, i.e., the green or bare or green with a yellow stripe wire. The word "neutral" is reserved for the white when you have a circuit with more than one "hot" wire. Since the white wire is connected to neutral and the grounding conductor inside the panel, the proper term is "grounded conductor". However, the potential confusion between "grounded conductor" and "grounding conductor" can lead to potentially lethal mistakes - you should never use the bare wire as a "grounded conductor" or white wire as the "grounding conductor", even though they are connected together in the panel. [But not in subpanels - subpanels are fed neutral and ground separately from the main panel. Usually.] Note: do not tape, colour or substitute other colour wires for the safety grounding conductor. In the trade, and in common usage, the word "neutral" is used for "grounded conductor". This FAQ uses "neutral" simply to avoid potential confusion. We recommend that you use "neutral" too. Thus the white wire is always (except in some light switch applications) neutral. Not ground.
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Dec 21, 2011 @ 12:00 am
In a fire protection circuit, circuts are shown witha no example 6,8,4etc. what it mean?these circuits are connected between smode detector,junction box etc
Dec 24, 2011 @ 12:12 pm
My daughter dropped a small necklace behind her dresser. The necklace crossed a plug terminal and shorted the receptacle.
I bought a new receptacle and installed the same. I still have no power I suspect there could be a bigger problem,this is aluminum wiring.
I've killed the breaker and call an electrician but am curious as to what happened.P.s. there is a dimmer switch on the same circuit.
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Regarding new construction wiring and running 12/2 and 14/3 wire in the same box.
I have multiple switches to lights. Ran 12/2 and 14/3 into switch box and inspector wrote correction needed.
What should I have done instead?
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Does a grounding electrode facilitate the operation of a OCPD, to clear a ground fault ?
Mar 18, 2013 @ 10:10 am
Assuming you are installing two switches in a two switch box, you probably should have used 14/2 and 14/3 instead of replacing 14/2 with 12/2. If you are only installing one switch in a one switch box, you should only have one cable in the box.
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I prefer to use nothing smaller than12 awg /the smallest sized wire on a circuit determines the allowable ampacity
Ex: 15 amp-14awg. 12awg-20amp only rule for thumb other factors such as continuous load,heating and others if you do not know the safe NEC rules then please call a qualified journeyman Electrician better be safe
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"For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned." [Matthew 12:37]
Fair warning: This message is not an easy one to digest. It ruffles our feathers and makes us feel uncomfortable. Which is usually what happens when we know we're not meeting God's expectations. So, take a deep breath, and be ready to be challenged.
From a young age many of us learned the adage "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me". However, that could not be further from the truth. Words have weight. They are heavy and important and they matter.
Often times, we make words lighter than they are. We take away their importance by "just kidding" and saying how much we "didn't really mean it". But the truth is that the words that we use are a direct reflection of what is happening in our hearts. That's the part that's hard to digest.
Our words open a window to our hearts, and sometimes what we see is less than pretty. Sometimes what we see is ugly and damaging and hateful. We blame our words on bad moods or bad traffic or a slip of the tongue. But, circumstance does not fill our hearts, it reveals our hearts. Ouch.
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God hears both words we do say and words we don't – good or bad. And we are told over and over again to spread love and kindness with our words, even when we don't feel like it, or even when we don't think it's necessary. In 1 Peter 3:8-12, we are literally told to "say nothing evil or hurtful; Snub evil and cultivate good".
The thing is – this world is dark and broken and there can never be too much kindness, and there can never be too many blessings we put onto others. And to do this – to really spread love like we're called – means we have to get our hearts right.
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You were great in your prime, and probably among the top 100 bball players of all time! Good for you! Now stop talking yourself up like you were some sort of MJ!
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Yo Charles, you were my favorite player when I was in college and you were still playing in Philly.. In fact a poster of you in a red sixers uniform, the one where you were driving to the basket.
You're so right about karaoke. It is for people who love to sing but aren't fabulous singers. It's all about having fun and enjoying great songs together. I would sing karaoke with you any day of the week. How about a little Gladys Knight and the Pips. Will you be my Pip? 🙂
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