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"Since I was trying to steer clear of high-calorie desserts, I created this recipe so I could still enjoy the flavors of the holidays," explains Jennifer Geigel of Embrun, Ontario. "My family enjoys and requests this treat, which they say tastes like pumpkin pie. They can't believe it's light."
Total TimePrep: 30 min. + chilling
Makes9 servings
- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 can (29 ounces) solid-pack pumpkin
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- Sugar substitute equivalent to 1/2 cup sugar
- 5 whole graham crackers
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat whipped topping
- In a saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over cold water; let stand for 2 minutes. Heat over low heat, stirring until gelatin is completely dissolved. Add the pumpkin, brown sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, salt, ginger and cloves. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Remove from the heat; cool to room temperature. Stir in sugar substitute.
- Line the bottom of an 8-in. square dish with graham crackers. Pour pumpkin mixture over crackers. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Serve with whipped topping.


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Skip to comments.Obama Seeks Sovereignty Surrender Via LOST Treaty
Posted on 05/21/2012 6:59:58 PM PDT by EagleUSA
Sovereignty: Even if he's not re-elected, the president hopes to leave behind a treaty giving a U.N. body veto power over the use of our territorial waters and to which we'd be required to give half of our offshore oil revenue.
The Law Of The Sea Treaty (LOST) has been lurking in the shadows for decades. Like the Kyoto Protocol that pretended to be an effort to save the earth from the poisoned fruit of the Industrial Revolution, LOST pretends to be an effort to protect the world's oceans from environmental damage and remove it as a cause of potential conflicts between nations.
Like its Kyoto cousin, LOST is an attempt at the global redistribution of power and wealth, the embodiment of the progressive dream of the end of the nation state as we know it and the end of political freedom by giving veto over all of mankind's activities to a global body in this case something called the International Seabed Authority, located in Kingston, Jamaica.
The ISA would have the power to regulate 70% of the earth's surface, placing seabed mining, fishing rights, deep-sea oil exploration and even the activities of the U.S. Navy under control of a global bureaucracy. It even provides for a global tax that would be paid directly to the ISA by companies seeking to develop the resources in and under the world's oceans.
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"...Wont it take 67 Senators to approve it?"
I sure hope so. This America-hater needs to be defeated at every turn. And where are the voices of the Repubs in Washington??? Nutless bastards!
" Obama continues to destroy American soverignty and give away our hard-won freedoms and liberty while compromising our strength. He remains the worst enemy of America and its people. "
Bar none!!
I guess Dick the RINO can pull out all the stops now. His last primary is behind him.
The article discusses several vital economic and political reasons for opposing United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as an unprecedented redistribution of wealth to oligarchies. However, I want to stress the lethal potential for our naval forces.
Treaties provide protective illusions from unreasonable maritime challenges; illusions quickly dispelled by lack of forthright action. Concerning the showdown between U.S. (UNCLOS signed) and P.R.C. (UNCLOS ratified) over the Navy EP-3E, China saw no problem in provoking, and we had no strategy for preventing or responding to the incident, notwithstanding UNCLOS and prior treaties defining freedom of the seas.
Further antidotal evidence emerges from taking of British (UNCLOS ratified) hostages by Iran (UNCLOS signed). In this day of instantaneous communication, the fact the British captain did not fight his command means senior commanders and politicians, including some masquerading in military uniforms, failed miserably when exerting authority to protect the freedom of the seas they had confiscated from operators on site. The treaty provisions codify flaccid senior military/political responses by allowing rhetorical shelter within prospective rulings from an international tribunal. They thereby surrendering sovereignty and avoiding authorization for immediate, direct action needed to confront challenges.
The terrorist attacks of 9/11 should signal future sophisticated, extravagantly violent innovations demanding we repudiate a treaty easily interpreted against us. Examples would be Articles 19 and 20 defining innocent passage, while within territorial seas, and Article 39 covering duties of ships while transiting straits used for international navigation. Acts prejudicial to peace of a coastal state include launching and landing aircraft, and using undersea craft for mine detection. Also a hostile reading of Articles 19 and 20, says using any electronic device other than navigational radar and Fathometer would be considered an act of propaganda or act aimed at collecting information.
In regard to transiting straits used for international navigation, the same devices we need to protect our ships and insure freedom of the seas would be considered threats of force against the sovereignty by feral states seeking legal shelter for the piracy and terrorism they need to dominate nearby international waters. The State Department may assure friendly government relations (remember the U.S.S. Cole), but how many nations can and/or would provide practical sea, air and undersea supremacy guarantees that allow our warships to forgo defensive measures provided by aircraft, boats, sonar, and tactical radars and communication nets?
Supposedly, a military activities exemption would allow us to maintain adequate defenses in territorial waters, and straits used for international navigation, and not allow an international tribunal to frustrate Navy operations. Advocates such as Rear Admiral (Retired) W. L. Schachte and Dr. Scott C. Truver provide these assurances U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings comments. However, these undefined protocols are not treaty articles. Substantive, unambiguous protection for our naval operations does not reside within the nuanced interpretations of passages or appendices subject to endless legal banter. If meaningful legal protection existed, the treaty would contain priority articles with such statements as, notwithstanding subsequent provisions, military activities that naval ships deem necessary to ensure freedom of the seas, and to deter or repel attacks are authorized.
A new, hostile Council (not the Security Council) should have no problem defining terms to place our ships at risk of lethal attack. For every Great Britain and Poland, which might hold one of 36 Council seats, I can name a Mozambique, Syria, Iran or Burma struggling through a new Dark Age where we are described as an economic predator and/or regime threat. We should not rely upon supposed friends either, when Donald Rumsfeld, Tommy Franks, and George Tenet are considered war criminals in Germany, Canada, and Belgium. The Security Council is cut out of the loop, so the veto we needed during the Cold War is not available for issues found within the treaty.
In reading this treaty, I believe you will find latitude in article language allowing this Council to write a massive body of implementing regulations directed against our ships and planes. These articles and regulations will bind our Sailors as they go into a harms way largely undefined in this era of violent peace. When something goes wrong, operators on 285 commissioned ships will pay the price, while 290 plus flag officers, Pentagon lawyers, and politicians in Washington D.C. express profound sorrow and outrage, as all bullet proof their resumes.
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If the senate DOES approve it, and I wouldn't be surprised, couldn't a future president and congress tell the UN to stick it?
No. It takes "two thirds of Senators present" to ratify a treaty. It's been done by voice vote with no record of a quorum or a committee vote.
Worse, according to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (a treaty on treaty law we never ratified), a treaty is effective on signature of any representative of the (UN) member governments, and has been so respected (illegally) by the United States for thirty years. This is why Bush rescinded Clinton's signature on the treaty governing the International Criminal Court.
Thats ok we can just renig on the deal...
We can say that Obama is a Traitor and We no longer recognise anything He signed....
and To Hell With the UN.
We need to kick those Bastids out of OUR Country.
What a country! (for now anyway..)
Thanks very much for the info.
So George HW Bush and Sarah Palin are traitors as well?
You are welcome.
Obama had no problem getting more than 2/3 of the senators for his START treaty that was a tragedy.
The START Treaty: Undermining National Security
Twelve Flaws of New START That Will Be Difficult to Fix
Wiki: Article VI, Clause 2 of the United States Constitution, known as the Supremacy Clause, establishes the U.S. Constitution, U.S. Treaties, and laws made pursuant to the U.S. Constitution, shall be "the supreme law of the land."
It can't be contrary to the nature or intent of the Constitution, and it's subject to amendment or repeal by Congress.
There's also serious doubt that it is subject to UN treaty law, which was adopted as a part of another treaty. Such layered fiascos send lawyers into leg-kicking bliss like a splayed dog, but have little connection with the original Constitution.
On the other hand, most of what passes for American law these days has little to do with the original Constitution.
As Franklin remarked about our system: "It's a Republic - IF you can keep it.
Yes It would, But what Makes you think there are not enough Rinos to get it Passed?
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AVIANO AIR BASE, Italy -- The highest-ranking U.S. Air Force officer in Italy took the witness stand Thursday in the sexual assault court-martial of one of his senior leaders.
Brig. Gen. Scott Zobrist, commander of 31st Fighter Wing, based at Aviano, was called unexpectedly by the defense lawyers for Lt. Col. James Wilkerson after a previous witness, the former base director of staff, told jurors he had found Wilkerson to be "unprofessional" and "exercising poor judgment at times."
Wilkerson, an F-16 pilot and former base inspector general, has been charged with the March sexual assault of a sleeping house guest. He has pleaded not guilty.
The former staff director, Scott Cusimano, went on to say he'd complained to Zobrist about Wilkerson as well as the former Wing vice commander, Col. Dean Ostovich, who Cusimano said once "lunged across the table to grab me."
Cusimano said Zobrist later apologized to him after the investigation into sexual assault accusations against Wilkerson began and both Ostovich and Wilkerson were "fired."
At that, defense lawyer Frank Spinner stood up, objected and motioned for a mistrial. Spinner said his client had not been fired, yet jurors would conclude that he had been and that Zobrist "had made a determination about my client's guilt."
It "raises the specter of undue command influence," Spinner said. "Once you've rung the bell, you can't unring it."
The judge, Col. Jefferson Brown, denied the motion, explaining that none of the jurors -- all from Ramstein Air Base in Germany -- was in Zobrist's chain of command, that Zobrist wasn't the convening authority in the case, and that there was no specter of undue command influence.
On taking the stand, Zobrist was asked by Spinner whether he'd "fired" Wilkerson from his position as base inspector general. Zobrist denied that, saying that he had "removed" him.
Spinner asked whether the general stood by his signature on Wilkerson's last, stellar, performance evaluation, from February 2011 to February 2012. Zobrist testified that he did, for that time period.
Then a juror passed a question for Zobrist to the judge, as jurors are allowed to do in military trials: Would Zobrist change -- as of today -- the last line of the review that called Wilkerson an "Air Force superstar?"
"It's a very difficult question," Zobrist said. "I've gone to great lengths to let the investigation proceed."
Jurors then were ushered out. All the lawyers and the judge agreed that the question should not have been asked because the answer could have provided grounds for undue command influence.
The jurors subsequently were instructed to disregard the question.
The defense moves -- the mistrial motion and the unusual step of calling Zobrist to testify -- came after prosecutors had put on the stand two apparently disinterested witnesses who seemed to impeach the previous testimony of a key defense witness: Wilkerson's wife, Beth.
According to James Wilkerson's accuser, he had begun touching her sexually while she slept, and she thought she was dreaming until she felt discomfort. A light came on in the guest bedroom, and she saw Wilkerson in bed with her -- and his wife standing in the doorway, she testified.
Beth Wilkerson then threw her out, the woman testified, and she left the house after 3 a.m. without her shoes.
Beth Wilkerson denied that. She testified her husband had slept in his bed the entire night and that she had told the woman to leave in the middle of the night because she'd been noisy, walking around the house, and "erratic."
She testified that she had offered the woman's shoes to investigators when they came to interview her and that they had refused to take the shoes.
On Thursday, the agent who interviewed her during the investigation said that was untrue. Beth Wilkerson never offered the shoes, he testified, and in fact denied she knew their whereabouts.
In addition, Capt. Dawn Brock, who was at the Wilkerson house the night of the incident and had gotten a ride home to the base from Beth Wilkerson, rebutted the wife's testimony.
Brock previously had testified that Beth Wilkerson asked her during the ride whether there was something wrong -- whether her husband had done something to offend the subdued captain. Beth Wilkerson testified that she had asked Brock, who unbeknownst to her had been diagnosed that day with cancer, whether "Osto" -- Ostovich -- had done something amiss.
Ostovich had driven the accuser, Brock, and others to the Wilkerson home that night from the base club after a concert.
Beth Wilkerson testified that Brock had perhaps misheard her saying "Roscoe" -- James Wilkerson's call sign.
Brock on Thursday reaffirmed her previous testimony that Beth Wilkerson had asked about the behavior of "my husband."
"Did she say, 'Did Osto, or Roscoe, do anything?' " asked lead prosecutor Don Christensen.
"No, sir," Brock replied.
"Did she say, 'Did my husband do anything?'" Christensen asked.
"Yes, sir," Brock replied.
"Are you 100 percent sure?" Christensen asked.
"Yes, sir," Brock replied.
Both the prosecution and defense rested Thursday. Closing arguments were expected Friday.
James Wilkerson had been the wing IG from January to May, when he was removed and reassigned as special assistant to the operations group commander. Ostovich was relieved of command in June.


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Knoppix Pulls a Lot More Than Its Own Weight
Apr 17, 2013 5:00 AM PT
Knoppix is a lightweight Linux distro that is anything but light in its features and functions.
It equals or exceeds the performance of all the desktop varieties I run in Ubuntu and Linux Mint. It also could easily replace the portability on a stick I get with Puppy Linux.
Knoppix, much like Puppy Linux, provides a fully functional Linux distro that boots from a DVD or USB drive. Both save user settings and downloaded software added to the mix.
This persistent memory feature, unlike regular live distro sessions, lets you carry a complete Linux desktop with all of your files and special application settings in your pocket to run on any computer. You also can run Knoppix as your primary operating system as if it were installed on a hard drive.
Knoppix runs from a Live DVD or USB boot that is not designed for permanent hard drive installation. Its speed results from its temporary installation into a RAM drive created during the booting process.
You can also run Knoppix from a tricked hard drive installation -- either internal or external -- if you do not mind a bit of fiddling. However, do this with caution. Even the developers warn against installing Knoppix to the hard drive with the intention of running it there permanently.
Knoppix is based on Debian Linux. Knoppix, however, is not a Debian distro per se. Once the Debian trappings initiate the boot process, Knoppix takes over with its own portable environment. While several portable Linux distros now exist, Klaus Knopper developed this original concept.
Getting Started
Setting up Knoppix to run from a DVD drive is no different than burning an ISO file in any distro. Just pop the live DVD into the optical drive bay and fire up the computer.
Running Knoppix from a USB drive requires an additional one-time step from the menu when you run the DVD live session. You will find the options to install Knoppix onto a USB drive or hard drive in the Knoppix menu.
Whether you run Knoppix from the CD/DVD or the USB drive, you get a slight sluggishness as the data is read from storage and delivered through the pipeline. The amount of sluggishness depends on the speed of the optical device and whether you have USB 2 or USB 3 hardware.
I ran the identical Knoppix configuration on five different desktop, laptop and notebook computers and had solid performance regardless of the hardware. Knoppix even ran well on an older computer with minimum installed RAM.
At first blush, the documentation hints that Knoppix runs in RAM rather than from the USB drive. That only happens when you follow the directions on the cheat codes page of the Knoppix web site.
These cheat codes allow for several dozen modifications and workarounds to solve loading problems on various hardware configurations. You enter the codes -- such as knoppix toram -- at the boot prompt on the initial splash screen of the booting process.
Knoppix Basics
Version 7.0.4 of Knoppix uses kernel 3.4.9 and xorg 7.7 (core 1.12.3) for supporting current computer hardware. It also has an optional 64-bit kernel via a boot option "knoppix64".
The default Knoppix install is the LXDE Lightweight X Desktop environment. Use the Knoppix desktop window manager application in the Knoppix menu to select the other option -- LarsWM. This is a minimalistic window manager for X11 that uses small system resources.
You can also run other more memory-intensive desktops on a hard drive installation and load the desired command at the initial splash screen. Out of the box, howver, only the LXDE environment is installed.
Inviting Interface
Knoppix uses the Compiz OpenGL compositing manager. This gives you nice window effects and some eye candy. Compiz also produces a nice spinning cube effect and Expo view for switching virtual workspaces.
Push the mouse pointer into the upper left corner to see an expo view of the virtual workspaces. Push the mouse pointer into the upper right corner to see a thumbnail view of all open windows. In either case, click on the desired window to access it full screen.
The software footprint is very minimal. You can add what you want to use. However, you do not get an excessive amount of default applications installed with Knoppix. But all the basics are there, so you can really be up and running on the initial boot.
Only the Iceweisel browser is installed. This is a Mozilla community project and has much of the simple/basic features found in Firefox. You also get Pidgin Internet Messenger and the Terminal Server Client. The LibreOffice suite is installed. Several audio/video and graphics applications, including GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program), are included by default.
Unusual Updating
Knoppix is not built around its own distro package manager. It also does not thrive on software and system updates. You want an update? Burn a new ISO image when the next release is available.
Instead, you have full access to adding and removing software packages from the included Synaptic Package Manager. This is actually a very good arrangement, and it eliminates any resident repository software biases or distribution lags.
Only one background image is included, however. But you can drag any JPEG image into the Knoppix folder and select it with a right click on the desktop.
Unifying Uniformity
One of the usability factors I really like with Knoppix: Just like Puppy Linux, I could install the programs that I use in the other Linux distros. This gives me full access to my regular computing routines, including access to the cloud storage depots.
For instance, I downloaded the Google Chrome web browser as a .deb package from the Google website. This specialty software is not distributed via Synaptic. Knoppix has no deb installer utility pre-installed.
I used Synaptic Package Manger to get and install the gdebi package. This automates the process of installing .deb packages. Look for it in the Knoppix menu after you install it. When the application loads, use its open dialog box to pick the .deb package you downloaded, or right-click on the .deb package file in the download folder with PCManFM file manager and select the Open with Gdebi Option.
I store my essential files on a separate USB drive and in the cloud. Whether I use my computers or somebody else's, I can run my own distro -- either Knoppix or Puppy Linux -- without doing a hard drive installation, and have my working desktop and all my files with me in my pocket.
Switching Places
If I had to decide between Knoppix and Puppy Linux just on the basis of access to virtual workplaces, Knoppix would lose. In Knoppix you switch workplaces with the Ctrl-Alt + arrow keys.
The Panel Settings option would not let me set the number of workplaces on the switcher app. The number selections are grayed out. This problem does not exist when I run LXDE in other Linux distros.
Knoppix gives me access to 12 virtual work places using the Ctrl-Alt + arrow keys from a hard drive installation or from a DVD live session. However, when I run Knoppix from the preferred USB boot into RAM, only two workplaces are available.
This is one major difference from Puppy Linux, which has no restrictions on setting and accessing any number of virtual workplaces.
Knocking Knoppix
Knoppix can be a bit balky when using the toram boot. For instance, I had no trouble running Knoppix in RAM booting from the DVD on a variety of desktops and portable computers. However, booting into RAM from the USB drive on several of the same computers hung up and failed to boot.
I had to modify the cheat code to fix the stalled boot. For example, on some gear I needed the command: knoppix ram=512M. On other gear with more memory installed, I could improve functionality by using the boot command: knoppix ram=3072M, or whatever available memory the system had.
Knoppix's boot quirkiness was a bit of a disappointment for me. By comparison, Puppy Linux boots any computer from a DVD or USB drive without fiddling. Puppy Linux also automatically runs in RAM without resorting to quirky cheat sheet commands.
Timid Clock time
Another hiccup with Knoppix is its lack of a clock or time-setting control. Other distros include such an admin tool in their versions of the LXDE desktop. Nowhere in the Knoppix documentation or on any user forums for Knoppix could I find how to correct the six-hour time (and corresponding date) errors caused by the uncorrected reading of the hardware's UTC codes.
I applied a solution for earlier versions of LXDE on other distros, and fortunately it worked. Here is the cure, but first you must use the Knoppix system tool to set a super user (SU) password.
In a terminal window enter this command: SUDO dpkg-reconfigure tzdata. That solved the problem.
Bottom Line
Knoppix is a very impressive and easy-to-use Linux distro. It is speedy when run from a USB boot and even faster when copied to RAM.
Its coolness factor is high, thanks to the futuristic voice that announces Knoppix is starting or a Knoppix shutdown has initiated.
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A Wave Of Anger Is Sweeping The Cities Of The World…Politicians beware.
July 1, 2013
A familar face appeared in many of the protests taking place in scores of cities on three continents this week: a Guy Fawkes mask with a roguish smile and a pencil-thin moustache.
The mask belongs to "V", a character in a graphic novel from the 1980s who became the symbol for a group of computer hackers called Anonymous. His contempt for government resonates with people all over the world.
The protests have many different origins. In Brazil people rose up against bus fares, in Turkey against a building project. Indonesians have rejected higher fuel prices, Bulgarians the government's cronyism.
In the euro zone they march against austerity, and the Arab spring has become a perma-protest against pretty much everything. Each angry demonstration is angry in its own way.
Yet just as in 1848, 1968 and 1989, when people also found a collective voice, the demonstrators have much in common. Over the past few weeks, in one country after another, protesters have risen up with bewildering speed.
They have been more active in democracies than dictatorships. They tend to be ordinary, middle-class people, not lobbies with lists of demands. Their mix of revelry and rage condemns the corruption, inefficiency and arrogance of the folk in charge.
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Students, parents and staff at a Northwest Indiana junior high school are worried after learning that a student was discovered with a "hit list."
The student had only been at Edison Junior-Senior High School in Lake Station for a month when the list was discovered on Oct. 24.
Twenty students and several teachers were on the list. Officials aren't clear exactly what the student meant by a "hit," but the ninth-grader was expelled and police would like to speak with him.
Police said Lake Station officers responded to Edison High School around 11:00 a.m. on Oct. 29 after threats were reported at the school.
School officials told police two students approached them on Oct. 24 after they heard a 15-year-old student was compiling a "hit list" of names.
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The witnesses said they saw the list and noted it had several students' and teacher's names on it.
The students took photos of the list with their phones and turned it over to school administration, police said.
"I was scared," said eighth-grader Ashlee Prince. "I was on the hit list and didn't' know what to think."
"My heart dropped. It was a scary thought that I was on somebody's hit list," senior Caitlin Prince said.
The targeted students say they barely knew the student accused of creating the list.
Police said the student suspect was brought into the school's office and searched after the report and admitted to school staff that he had a list, but had thrown it in the garbage.
Parents were just informed about the list on Thursday, and some are upset that it took so long for them to be notified.
"As a school, they have an obligation to tell parents. Even if only first names on the list, they could have sent a newsletter to the parents that day notifying us of the issue, but they didn't," parent Connie Prince said.
Event though the student has been expelled, the targeted student say they don't feel safe -- or their parents.
"At this point, I don't feel safe sending my children there because no one knows where this kid is," Prince said.
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Last year they celebrated the street music of Napoli, this year the programme was a short "opera" using the life of the extraordinary Don Raimondo de'Sangro, the 18th century Napoletano nobleman, inventor, alchemist, philosopher and polymath as its inspiration. Morini (right) created music to Beasley's libretto that reflected the 1700s but did not ignore modern sonics. Ranging from the liturgical to the lyrical Morini called on period instruments, Bearsley's emotive tenor and dancer/singer Vincenzo Capezzuto to pay tribute to a man often thought to be in league with the devil, thence the title La Tentazione del Male (The Temptations of Evil.) De'Sangro's writing were used as part of the text and as where musings on the works of art he had created for his family chapel - including the miraculous Veiled Christ picture below.
This was the premiere of the work and though there was much to enjoy I would like to have heard it in another venue before passing further judgment. Beasley comes more alive when freed from the constraints of a music stand and the design of the Mozarteum Grand Hall meant that much of Capezzuto's choreography was lost to anyone sitting on the ground level. But several sections stand out as exceptional - the lyrical call to the moon, the dance elegy to the Veiled Christ and two of the tarantella inspired pieces. And every piece was imbued with the two creators obvious admiration for their fellow Napoletano.
Frankly I thought it rather daring of Accordone to premiere this work here as the Salzburg audience can be very conservative but they are audience favorites at the Festival and the almost full house gave them a warm response and demanded three encores. I've already mentioned the final one but the second was a moment of pure inspiration. Beasley announced a lovely serenata La Bella Noeva as the encore, Capezzuto appeared and began dancing. Then he circled the small orchestra and took the hand of cellist Elisabetta De Mircovich and led her over to Beasley. He placed her hand in his and after a moment her voice joined his and gazing at each other they sang of love and the joys of life. It was pure musical magic. And if that wasn't enough to make the eyesight a little blurred then as I said the next encore did the trick.
This was the third appearance for Accordone at the Whitsun Festival, sadly they won't be back next year and I can only hope to get to see them again in Italy in the near future. They have added a dimension to the Festival theme of Napoli, a City of Memories, showing that it is very much a city that is alive and treasures its memories and traditions.
Photos of Beasley and Morini from the Accordone website.
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A meeting between Royal Ballet Principal Steven McRae and iconic fashion designer Sir Paul Smith is what set the scene for a novelty project - The Royal Ballet in Portraits:
"Several months ago I was asked if I could meet a young man called Steven McRae who was a big fan of Paul Smith, which I did and he came to my studio in London. After meeting him I realised that he was a Principal Dancer of the Royal Ballet and that his history was very interesting: he was from Australia, his father had an extraordinary career as a drag car racer and he was one of the youngest Principals ever." - Sir Paul Smith
Further discussions finally led them to agree on a concept: known for his enthusiasm for photography Sir Paul would shoot 18 of the Company's Principal dancers, creating "engaging, interpretive images to capture the elegance and character of each individual dancer." The images were taken at the Royal Opera House's ballet studios and backstage. Most impressively the sessions were completed in just two days.
The full set of black and white portraits, unveiled at Paul Smith's Tokyo flagship store during the Company's summer tour to Japan, are currently on display in London at Smith's Albemarle Street shop. The dancers appear in their own practice gear or wearing the label. Images range from the candid close-up shots of Alina Cojocaru and David Makhateli, to those suggestive of movement: Roberta Marquez does an arabesque using a ladder for her barre, Johan Kobborg jumps energetically, while Federico Bonelli does a handstand against a wall. Spaces all around the House - staircases, corridors, windows - are used in a creative way to match the mood in each picture.
The Royal Ballet in Portraits is one of several recent collaborations between fashion and dance, with the V&A's current retrospective of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes serving as a historical reminder of the potential for collaboration in both worlds. Or as Steven McRae, who stars in Paul Smith's autumn-winter ad campaign in Japan, explained at the exhibition's opening party in Tokyo: "Fashion and ballet go together as well as gin and tonic. They're the perfect combination. They're both focused on the aesthetic of beautiful lines and shapes."
The Royal Ballet in Portraits can be seen at Paul Smith's n. 9 Shop (9 Albemarle Street) until 30 October.
The Ballet Bag is an online resource for the best of ballet around the web: performances, companies, dancers, interviews and other websites. With the aim to "Give Ballet a New Spin" and make it more accessible, editors Emilia and Linda write dance content, mashing it up with pop culture. They use social media to network with dance fans, companies, performers, writers, bloggers, etc. sharing what's good, fun and interesting in the balletsphere.


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Serious Eats Neighborhood Guides: Shaun Hergatt's Financial District
Editor's note: You've already seen our New York editors' neighborhood guides, in which the SE staff—Ed, Carey, Erin, and more—chat about their favorite places to eat in their own neighborhoods. But we're branching out to other food personalities. We've heard from Frank Bruni on the Upper West Side and Marcus Samuelsson on Harlem; now here's Shaun Hergatt on the Financial District, his home digs as well as the home of his restaurant SHO.
The Financial District has long been considered a culinary wasteland: food is fast and packed to-go, or else served steakhouse-style, and drinks are almost always after work. But in 2009, as banks began to make way for media firms and post-graduate apartment complexes, Shaun Hergatt moved in and put the FiDi on the food map with a carefully constructed, Asian-accented French menu. By bringing SHO to a neighborhood that has always been, first and foremost, a business district, the two-time Michelin award-winning Australian chef inspired a dining scene that has since been inhabited by the likes of Danny Meyer, Julian Medina, the Luke's Lobster boys, and more.
Read on for Shaun's favorite spots to eat and drink in the Financial District and the surrounding neighborhoods of Battery Park City and TriBeCa (all walkable on your lunch break).
Shaun's Picks
Pizza: I love grabbing a bite at Inatteso Pizzabar Casano around the corner from where I live. It is the most original Neapolitan pizza in the Financial District—the real margherita slice (brick oven!)
Coffee: Jack's Coffee is a gem along the South Street Seaport. My odd weekend stroll around the neighborhood leads me here for a large café latte brewed by a charming barista.
Bagel: My weekend breakfast favorite is Zucker's Bagels on Chambers Street. It's a Sunday routine to order bagels for breakfast and these are, in my opinion, the freshest, most perfect bagels downtown.
Breakfast: Financier Patisserie on Stone Street offers the most delicious baked breakfast items. An almond brioche with an organic green tea is fuel to start the day.
Bar: Bar Seven Five at the Andaz Wall Street offers a nice evening ambiance for those in the neighborhood after dark. I don't drink cocktails but friends who do inform me that the 'Signature75' is at the top of the list.
Takeout: Even as a chef, I do admit that there are days when I just love the convenience of delivery. My usual spot is Café Sage on John Street. This Thai restaurant serves the best ped panang (roast duck with panang curry and coconut milk).
Burger: Danny Meyer's Shake Shack in Battery Park gives me my fix for American classics. I don't make a habit to indulge in fast food but when I do it's a Double Cheeseburger washed down with Abita root beer.
Late-night eats: Harry's is a great place on Stone Street to get a late-night fix of sophisticated yet casual all-American fare, such as a tender filet mignon (which they age on the premise for 28 days) with a side of polenta fries.
Can't-miss neighborhood spot: Barbarini Alimentari on Front Street is a can't-miss spot for the freshest pasta downtown. I love introducing friends to this rustic favorite of mine. The hand-cut spaghetti sausage keeps me coming back.
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Urlacher has a Grade 2 hamstring tear that typically keeps players out 3 to 6 weeks, according to Schefter. So it's possible that Urlacher won't be ready to return before the Bears' season is over -- whether that's in the regular season or the playoffs.
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It's hard to believe the eight-time Pro Bowl pick, four-time All-Pro selection and 2005 NFL Defensive Player of the Year would call it quits just like that. He seemed to enjoy this particular Bears team, which rolled through the first half of the season.
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Bill Pohlad, a producer who has overseen such films as Brokeback Mountain, Into the Wild, Tree of Life, and 12 Years a Slave, as well as the musically inclined biopic The Runaways, makes his directorial debut (technically a sophomore effort as his original debut was canned in the early 1990s) with a biopic of The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson that, while not a perfect film, is an interesting and sometimes illuminating portrait of an artist as a young and older man. Full Story
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My Bourne
What's the Katniss equivalent for the boys? Has to be Jason Bourne in Tony Gilroy's Bourne Legacy. Everyone is said to be gunning for it – Jakey, Josh Hartnett (well there's a long lost name!), Pettyfer…and Shia LaBeouf who I hear may have the best shot, though we're certainly not as close here as we are for The Hunger Games. Full Story
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The N25Q is the first high-performance multiple input/output serial Flash memory device manufactured on 65nm NOR technology. It features execute-in-place (XIP) func tionality, advanced write protection mechanisms, and a high-speed SPI-compatible bus interface. The innovative, high-performance, dual and quad input/output instructions enable double or quadruple the transfer bandwidth for READ and PROGRAM operations.
The memory is organized as 256 (64KB) main sectors that are further divided into 16 subsectors each (4096 subsectors in total). The memory can be erased one 4KB subsec tor at a time, 64KB sectors at a time, or as a whole.
The memory can be write protected by software through volatile and nonvolatile protection features, depending on the application needs. The protection granularity is of 64KB (sector granularity) for volatile protections The device has 64 one-time programmable (OTP) bytes that can be read and programmed with the READ OTP and PROGRAM OTP commands. These 64 bytes can also be permanently locked with a PROGRAM OTP command. The device also has the ability to pause and resume PROGRAM and ERASE cycles by using dedicated PROGRAM/ERASE SUSPEND and RESUME instructions.


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Tooling Article
High-Octane Slitting Sparks Lean Sheetmetal Fabricating
|Separating parts coming off of its turret punch
presses took a significant turn for the better when Kelly invested in a
new slitting tool for its CNC turret presses. The tool scores the
sheetmetal so an operator can easily and quickly snap parts out, as
illustrated here. (Cover is open for demo purposes only.)
Two years ago the firm added a new CNC turret punch press to its 60,000-sq.-ft. shop—a Murata Machinery Vectrum 3046 Alpha model—to increase capacity and fuel its growth. A servo-hydraulic 30-ton-capacity model, the press is a twin to another Vectrum 3046 running in the shop. The machines fabricate 22-gauge to ¼-in. aluminum-alloy and carbon- and stainless-steel sheet for customers in the lighting, packaging and retail-store fixture markets, to name a few. Only difference: Kelly's original Vectrum boasts 44 tool stations as well as an automated sheet loader/unloader, while the new model holds 54 tools.
Shearing to Separate Parts? There Must be a Better
Until 2006, the firm separated parts coming off of its CNC punch press using secondary shearing operations, or in some cases relied on nibbling in the press. "Nibbling often required secondary finishing operations to remove burrs and nibble marks," says Tony Deye, who owns the company along with his two brothers Jon and Jeff. "And in other cases, requiring operators to move the punched blanks to shears for parting just added wasteful material handling to the process."
Part separating took a significant turn for the good four years ago when the firm invested in a new slitting tool for its CNC turret press—the Rolling Pincher, part of the Wilson Wheel family of products from Wilson Tool, White Bear Lake, MN.
A Kelly Fabricators tends to tooling while overseeing one of the two CNC turret punch presses the firm operates. The presses fabricate 22-gauge to ¼-in. aluminum-alloy and carbon- and stainless-steel sheet.
"The Rolling Pincher (which scores the sheetmetal so an operator can easily and quickly snap parts out) has allowed us to mothball one of our shears, says Jon Deye, a company vice president (Tony works in sales and marketing at the company). "And, the tool has allowed us to use our auto load-unload system much more extensively."
Adds Tony Deye: "The wheel gives us flexibility to meet shrinking lead time requirements from our customers. It fits our lean-manufacturing strategy to eliminate waste from our processes, and to find s to do more with our existing equipment. And, the wheel gives us great repetitive accuracy." Wilson Tool rates the Rolling Pincher for slitting stainless steel 0.8 to 1.5 mm, mild steel from 0.8 to 2.0 mm, and aluminum from 0.8 to 2.5 mm, with a minimum radius of 500 mm.
Improving Work Flow
An added benefit of scoring and snapping parts out rather than shearing to separate parts has been improved material utilization, say the Deye brothers. "This has been particularly important when fabricating highly polished aluminum sheet for our lighting customers," says Tony.
Removing a shear from its equipment lineup also paid dividends for the company (one shear remains, to handle thicker material).
"By red-tagging a shear, we cleared floor space and were able to rearrange our equipment to optimize work flow," says Tony. Many of the parts fabricated on the turret presses flow to press brakes for forming, and then on to assembly operations.
"The increase in efficiency and productivity has been significant, Tony continues. "For example, we were able to move a secondary tapping station and fastener-insertion operation from the back of the plant to a location more inline with the flow of production, between the turret presses and press brakes."
Setup Tips for Using the Rolling Pincher
Fabricators considering using the Wilson Rolling Pincher slitting tool might find these tips, provided by Murata Machinery, of interest.
• The CNC turret-press operator must recognize the orientation of the wheel when loading it into an auto-index station. Programming is based on this orientation, and improper setup can cause the wheel to run sides, damaging the wheel. Unless the station or holder restricts the direction of installation, load the tool at 0 deg so that it can run in the plus or minus direction.
• The dies must be free to compress downward. If used in an auto-index station where the retaining ring holds the die on the upper portion, it should not be tightened down on the die. The upper portion of the die must be able to compress downwards to expose the tool for cutting.
• Remove the wheel from the turret after each program, if it is not to be used again. Leaving a wheel in an auto-index station can damage the wheel.
• Als start the wheel on the material, never off the edge of the sheet or in a punched hole.
• Never cross-over holes with the wheel, as this can cause damage to the wheel.
• When using spring-style tooling, verify that the overall tool length is around 8.20 in. If the tool is too short, the machine may lack sufficient stroke to adjust the tool down using the machine control. MF
See also: Muratec Murata Machinery USA, Inc., Impax Tooling Solutions, A Div. of Wilson Tool International
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|Senior Director of Quality Assurance (GCP) needed for top Pharmaceutical Company!
My client, a global leading Biotech company, is looking for an Executive Director or Vice President of R &D Quality Assurance to head the R&D Compliance and Process Division of the business. The head of R&D QA will be responsible for the strategy, design, and implementation of an organization that conducts Clinical Research Audit and Compliance activities in accordance with GCP standards.
The company is a widely recognized Biotech company that is known for developing and delivering innovative medicines for patients with rare diseases and speciality diseases.
The Senior Director of Quality Assurance (GCP) will have the following responsibilities:
The selected individual will the key representative for R&D QA & Compliance at senior level meetings where key decisions regarding GCP compliance and risks will be discussed and decisions made. They will be responsible for the execution of the Master Audit Plan, Compliance support, Lead a team consistent with the organizations standards, and develop and manade the strategies for the preparation, hosting and response to regulatory agency inspections.
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CabraghMan necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 90 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
We act as client's internal IT staff dealing not only with the computer stuff but also with staff and other IT suppliers so want a logo that will appeal to customers and suppliers saying "we are in this together"
We have been supporting customers for 10 years looking after PCs, Servers, etc. However we have always done with without "making a lot of noise" about what we do. We don't advertise yet (hence the logo requirement) but get virtually all out work from referrals.
Would like the logo to somehow reassure the client that "it's OK - myITDepartment will deal with it." Our customers consider us to be virtually employees, available in the room next door so to speak operating 24/7 keeping an eye on things. We want them to immediatlely "think" of us if they require anything to do with IT.
The logo is to be used on upcoming website - (another probable contest), our web helpdesk, tee shirts, on stationary and we need a special size (250x60) for invoice stationary. Can we have it submitted in suitable resizeable format but it should also be in JPG, EPS etc.
All rights to the logo with be transferred to us.
Will provide regular feedback - good luck.
- tageline - "Dealing with IT ... so you don't have to"
- Tag line can be incorporated or left out but would like to see logo with and without tagline incorporated.
- We want to be able to print ourselves - so keep colours to minimum
- Need an "icon" included to go in the systm tray for our monitoring software. This icon will have 3 different states depending on status of monitored PC.
- Really like "simple" "clean" "elegant" stuff such as the old abc.com logo, the http://www.mobitel.si, the http://www.categoric.com logo, the http://www.designexchange.org logo and http://www.infiniti.com
- No 3D stuff
- No references to nerds
- Nothing complex
- No Grids
- No pictures/icons of mouse/computer/keyboards
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blprice1980 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 40 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
EcoVroom is a environmentally minded company looking for a logo design
Desired Color Scheme:
Preferances include green and white or possibly orange and white
Desired Style:
Modern yet simplistic.
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Vector, html css
EcoVroom is an environmentally minded company looking for a modern yet simple logo design. Desiring to portray an earth friendly feel, we are not looking for anything "flashy". Our company focuses on informing individuals of ways to make an impact on the global landscape. All entries welcome.
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Rachel Uchitel may be in Palm Beach, Florida, but she told Access Hollywood's Billy Bush she did not go to the city's Everglades Club with Tiger Woods or anyone else over the weekend as has been reported.
Uchitel spent Saturday night with a host of friends, she told Bush on Wednesday.
The New Yorker explained that she spent Saturday night with a group of friends, who started off the evening at Echo for dinner. At 10 PM, Uchitel said the group, which included 10 friends, moved over to 251 Sunrise, a local nightclub.
In fact, photos have surfaced on Page2Live.com, showing Uchitel at 251 Sunrise on Saturday night, speaking with a man in a backward Yankee baseball cap. Uchitel told Bush that she was at the club until around 2:30 AM when she left with a group of eight friends.
Additionally, Gloria Allred, released a statement to Access Hollywood shooting down reports that Uchitel has been spotted with Woods.
"Ms. Uchitel has had absolutely no contact with Tiger Woods for quite some time, and has not seen him or had any communication with him since she has been in Palm Beach."
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Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns releases June 29, looks adorable
Rising Star Games will release Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns on 3DS and DS in Europe starting June 29, and to celebrate the Natsume and Marvelous' farming and adventure title, the frim has released a batch of adorable screenshots which are posted below. Enjoy.
Harvest Moon: A New Beginning being localized for US, releasing later this year
Natsume has announced Harvest Moon: A New Beginning will be localized for North America and hit the region sometime this year on 3DS. The game contains full character customization and farms can be customized as well. The Harvest Moon series turns 15 this year. Via Polygon.
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GDC 2012: Classic Game Postmortems return with Harvest Moon, Fallout, more
GDC organizers have announced the return of Classic Game Postmortems, and this year's line-up includes talks on Harvest Moon, Gauntlet, Alone in the Dark, and Fallout.
Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns 3DS may get Euro release
Previously restricted to Japan and the US, it looks like Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns may arrive in PAL territories.
Marvelous switches financial forecast from showers to sunshine
Harvest Moon publisher Marvelous Entertainment has revised its half and full year forecasts, throwing out a gloomy loss in favour of a small profit.
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Natsume has dropped a startlingly imminent release date on the first 3DS Harvest Moon game, The Tale of Two Towns – Nobember 1.
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Rising Star Games is pleased to announce it's moved over 1 million units of Harvest Moon games in Europe and Australia.
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From the hottest brunch spots to the best cocktails in town, and from vegan breakfasts to the finest steak houses, Maxwell Williams shares the best places to dine like a star in LA.
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When Georgios Maridakis' product breaks it's actually an intentional feature. His Clock Vase indicates time with a little hammer that knocks against the porcelain. And at the right stroke, it shatters.
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This is my go-to recipe for a quick milk, a simple combination of filtered water, hemp seeds, and chia seeds. Hemp seeds do not contain phytic acid, are easily assimilated by the body, and do not need to be soaked for optimal digestion like other nuts, seeds, grains, and beans. Although you can make this recipe without the chia, including it lends a creamier, thicker consistency and better mouthfeel.
If you've never used hemp seeds, this milk is an easy way to start. Hemp seeds have an impressive nutritional profile, containing lots of protein, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, and omega fatty acids. Additionally, hemp seeds are incredible source of amino acids, the building blocks of protein. For more information about hemp seeds, I recommend reading this post by Food Renegade.
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Hemp seeds are nut-free, have a low allergenic potential, and are chock full of vitamins, minerals, protein, amino acids, and fatty acids. This milk is an easy way to include these super seeds in your diet, whether you pour it over gluten-free oatmeal, add it to smoothies or tea, or use it in baking. Chia seeds add a creamier consistency and better mouthfeel, but feel free to omit if desired.
• 2 cups filtered water
• 1/4 cup hemp seeds
• 1/2 tsp chia seeds
- Place 1 cup water, hemp seeds, and chia seeds in a high powered blender like a Vitamix or a Blendtech. Blend on high for about 1 minute, then add additional 1 cup water and blend for about 15-30 more seconds. Use as is, or strain through a fine strainer (you will need to rinse the strainer a few times). I prefer to leave it unstrained, but the choice is up to you!
- Use immediately, or store in the refrigerator for up to 5 days in a well-sealed container. Shake well before using.
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