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SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane has released a preliminary map of areas around the city where recreational pot shops will be allowed to open.
The map is preliminary and could still change once the Washington State Liquor Control Board finalizes regulations for legalizing marijuana in the wake of the passage of Initiative 502 in November.
The shops have to be 1,000 feet from schools, libraries, playgrounds, childcare and recreational centers, and parks.
The areas include part of the shopping center near 29th Avenue and Southeast Boulevard on the South Hill, Highway 2 near the Airway Heights city limits has a large area available, which includes a former Whitman Bank branch available for lease with a drive-thru.
Parts of Hillyard along Market are also included. "Liquor and More" convenience store owner Paul Garcha is thinking about changing his store's name.Spokane marijuana map
"I'll definitely be interested, there's going to be a market for it. Everyone will be getting it," Garcha said.
Garcha found out Wednesday that his store is on the city's new map of places marijuana shops can open in December.
"Now that I know, yeah, I wasn't aware this was one of the strips," he said.
"It's really hard to envision when you just read the initiative so we needed a visualization of it," Spokane City Councilman Jon Snyder said.
Snyder had the city planning department create the map. He wants Spokane to be ready when the Liquor Control Board finalizes its rules on retail stores, to "be able to give those business owners a very clear idea of what they need to do to be good members of our community."
As for Garcha, he's considering switching his store to a marijuana shop, though the taxes on the state's newest industry might keep him away.
"Like with liquor, it was profitable, and then with the fees in the state the profit has pretty much been taken out of the liquor business," he said.
The city planning department said before anyone starts buying up property or shutting down business, the map is preliminary. The city still has to wait for the Liquor Control Board to finish completing all the guidelines.
The Board is scheduled to issue retailer licenses in mid-November which would then become effective Dec. 1.
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Kaichou wa maid-sama! (Comedy, Romance, School life) is one of my favourite animes. The manga is also awesome.
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Alternate name: American Strawberry Bush, Brook Euonymus, Hearts-a-bustin
Family: Celastraceae, Staff Tree view all from this family
Description Euonymus americanus is commonly referred to as Strawberry Bush, Bursting Hearts or John Baptiste - Percival. The common names all refer to the plant's seed pods which first appear in mid-summer. It is an evergreen plant, though the number of leaves is greatly diminished during the winter. The plant is notable for its photosynthetic stems and its seed distribution method. Once the seeds have ripened in mid-autumn the red capsules burst open, scattering the orange seeds up to 15 feet.
The leaves are well liked by deer, which often strip the bush bare. E. americanus will spread by underground runners forming small thickets. Stems which come in contact with the ground will readily root. The stems are relatively weak and taller plants lean against other shrubs or trees for support.
The plant flowers in late April/early May.
Habitat Mountains, Swamps (fresh & salt), Watersides (fresh).
Range Plains, Mid-Atlantic, Great Lakes, Florida, Southeast, Texas.
Comments Although it will tolerate full shade, strawberry bush fruits best when grown in light shade. It is susceptible to Euonymus scale.
Exposure Preference Shade to partial sun.
Flower May - June.
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FDA Approves New Antifungal Drug Cresemba »
"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Cresemba (isavuconazonium sulfate), a new antifungal drug product used to treat adults with invasive aspergillosis and invasive mucormycosis, rare but serious infections.
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NIZORAL® Tablets should be used only when other effective antifungal therapy is not available or tolerated and the potential benefits are considered to outweigh the potential risks.
Serious hepatotoxicity, including cases with a fatal outcome or requiring liver transplantation has occurred with the use of oral ketoconazole. Some patients had no obvious risk factors for liver disease. Patients receiving this drug should be informed by the physician of the risk and should be closely monitored. See WARNINGS section.
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Co-administration of the following drugs with ketoconazole is contraindicated: dofetilide, quinidine, pimozide, cisapride. Ketoconazole can cause elevated plasma concentrations of these drugs and may prolong QT intervals, sometimes resulting in life-threatening ventricular dysrhythmias such as torsades de pointes. See CONTRAINDICATIONS, WARNINGS, and PRECAUTIONS: DRUG INTERACTIONS sections.
NIZORAL® is a synthetic broad-spectrum antifungal agent available in scored white tablets, each containing 200 mg ketoconazole base for oral administration. Inactive ingredients are colloidal silicon dioxide, corn starch, lactose, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, and povidone. Ketoconazole is cis-1-acetyl-4-[4-[[2-(2,4dichlorophenyl)-2-(1H-imidazol-1-ylmethyl)-1,3-dioxolan-4-yl]methoxyl]phenyl] piperazine and has the following structural formula:
Ketoconazole is a white to slightly beige, odorless powder, soluble in acids, with a molecular weight of 531.44.
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Professor Carpenter to Chair ABA Accreditation Committee
A nationally recognized expert on law school curricula, Professor Catherine L. Carpenter has been named Chair of the Accreditation Committee of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar. The Committee is responsible for ensuring that all ABA‑approved law schools meet ABA Standards and Rules of Procedure for Approval of Law Schools, which are designed to assure a sound program of legal education prepares students to meet the legal needs of clients. Included in the ABA Standards are minimum requirements regarding curricular design, faculty size and quality, ensuring diversity in faculty and students, quality of library, technology and facilities. The Committee is charged with the administration of the ABA accreditation process, including review of site evaluation, progress, and fact finding reports. It reviews J.D. programs, post-J.D. programs, foreign summer programs, semester abroad programs, cooperative programs for foreign study and individual student programs for foreign study. The Accreditation Committee and the section Council are recognized by the Department of Education as the accreditors for legal education in the U.S. Carpenter was appointed Committee chair effective August 9, 2008.
"I feel honored and privileged to be named chair of this committee," Carpenter said. "It is a process I believe in deeply. The breadth and depth of the standards and the mechanisms for their enforcement have contributed to making U.S. law schools the strongest in the world and emulated by so many law schools abroad."
Carpenter has been a member of the Southwestern faculty since 1980. She served as academic associate dean from 1984 to 1997 and teaches courses in criminal law, defenses in the law and future interests and an upper division criminal law seminar. In 1996, she was named as the Irving D. and Florence Rosenberg Professor of Law, in 2001 she received Southwestern's Excellence in Teaching Award, in 2004 she was named the Irwin R. Buchalter Professor of Law, and in 2006 she was named the Marshall McComb Professor of Law.
"She is a superb choice," Southwestern Dean Bryant Garth said. "She is a national leader in legal education with just the right mix of skills to handle this extremely sensitive position."
Carpenter has been involved extensively with the ABA section, having chaired numerous site evaluation teams and conducting accreditation workshops for deans and site team leaders. She served on the section's Law School Administration Committee from 1995 to 1999, and was chair from 1996 to 1999. She then served on the Curriculum Committee from 2000 to 2004, was chair from 2002 to 2004, and was the principal drafter of Survey of Law School Curricula 1992-2002, a major resource for law schools around the country. She also was a member of the Nominating Committee from 2003 to 2005. She has been a member of the Accreditation Committee since 2004.
Carpenter also served as a consultant to the Board of Regents for the State of Kansas and the Office of Higher Education for the State of Minnesota. She was a member of the Executive Committee of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Criminal Justice Section and has also served on the Executive Board of CALI (Computer Assisted Legal Instruction). A fellow of the American Bar Foundation, and a member of the California State Bar, Carpenter earned her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, and her law degree from Southwestern, where she was Notes and Comments editor of the Southwestern University Law Review.


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The year the oleanders died and the fig vine turned brown, the previously invisible brotherhood of displaced people began appearing in Charleston's church vestibules and shop entryways. For the first time, local leaders realized that the Holy City—despite its outward appearance as a clean and comfortable place to live—had a homeless population desperate for warmth amid the frozen flora. And so in 1984—a year of unusually cold temperatures—the doors of St. Julian the Divine were opened to provide temporary relief to the inhabitants of the cardboard shanties located in the shadow of the Cooper River Bridge.
On Thursday night, as Crisis Ministries marked its 25th year of service, Mayor Joe Riley remembered that the first supper at the shelter offered little more than Nabs and doughnuts—an earnest mistake. Today, guests of the interfaith shelter are given wholesome food, counseling, legal advice, employment assistance, and more.
"No one was born to be homeless—we were born to thrive," declared Mayor Riley as he addressed the guests gathered at the Wickliffe House for the Food-Shelter-Hope party. As Linda Ketner, one of the shelter's first volunteers, prepared to present the mayor with a token to commemorate the inaugural Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. Award for Compassion, the roar of a passing jet silenced the crowd. Without missing a beat, Linda pumped her fist and said, "That sound? That's Boeing! And they're coming!" The crowd roared in appreciative response.
The award was bestowed upon Jack Hoey, but he was flanked by a cadre of similarly dedicated nominees: Barry Gumb, Evelyn Henry, Ernestine Simmons, and Dr. Glen Quattlebaum along with Dr. Johnny Weeks (a pair of doctors who work in tandem to treat guests of the shelter).
After nearly an hour of programming (video and live remarks by several people), the live auction began; however, there were no items—no trips to exotic places, no shopping sprees, no botox packages. Instead, auctioneer Doug Warner offered one-hour training credits to benefit guests of the shelter at the cost of $100 per credit.
By 9 p.m., guests were slipping past the gate, into the crisp night—an unusually early retirement for the fete set. Staff, volunteers, and board members were beaming. More than $115,000 had been raised by the "non-auction auction."


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Lecture set on peace process, April 5
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A lecture on "The End of the Peace Process: Oslo and After" is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 5, in McCosh 10.
Edward Said, University Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, will be the speaker. Said writes a twice-monthly column for al-Hayat and al-Ahram newspapers and contributes regularly to newspapers in Europe and the Middle East. He served as a member of the Palestine National Council from 1977 to 1991.
Said has published 20 books, including "Orientalism" (1978), "Out of Place: A Memoir" (1999) and "Reflections on Exile and Other Essays" (2001). His books have been translated into 30 languages.
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Bellour to lead seminars on body of cinema
April 7, 9 and 14, 2008, 6:30 p.m. · 10 East Pyne
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Raymond Bellour, director of research emeritus at the Centre National de Recherches Scientifiques in Paris, will present three seminars on "The Body of Cinema: Hypnoses, Emotions, Animalities" starting Monday, April 7. Each will begin at 6:30 p.m. in 10 East Pyne.
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- Monday, April 7 -- "Cinema as Hypnosis."
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- Monday, April 14 -- "The Animal Between Symbol and Intensities."
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Another great entry in Sideshow's "Militaries of Star Wars" collection.
This Phase 1 Clone shows that with each successive release, Sideshow continues to make little changes and improvements that keep these armored figures fresh.
The base body is the tightest yet, the pegs on the (many) interchangeable hands (and feet!) feel sturdier and change easier. The "thigh-grabber" stand is now standard and the various hands and "running" feet that Rex featured are also included here.
It's been cool to see the variety of weathering/distress the Sideshow's been applying to these different clone figures...really distinctive not only to the Clones, but alluding to different environments they may have been in too. This Sarge figure for example, does not have the intense distress that some of the earlier (Phase II) clones have featured...and that makes perfect sense, considering the different phases/times these soldiers served and fought. It's a little detail, but a well-done one.
The only minor detailing "miss" here is the missing "red tail light"on the back of the helmet fin...it's present on the basic Phase I Clone...must've been missed in the finishing process,similar to Rex's missing black speaker on the front of his helmet. It's not a deal-breaker...just a consistency in the detailing Sideshow should be mindful of.
It was also nice to see a return to such great packaging, the double-fold box with two covered trays, the figure and accessories firmly in those trays with no twist ties in sight. The box bagged, with stryo caps and a sturdy box. After the cheap packaging effort the Yoda figure featured, this was a good sight to see.
I know some collectors may be feeling a little Clone fatigue, but I'll always be happy to see these armored figures coming along...next up is Cody...and with the outstanding Rex and this fine Sgt. figure already in the collection, the chances of Cody being one of the best releases yet are very good indeed!
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ST. PAUL--Like conspiracy theories? Try this one: John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin wasn't the result of poor vetting or poor judgment. Instead, it was a crafty, forward-thinking move aimed at turning Palin into a martyr and then using her martyrdom for political benefit.
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I was just wondering who managed to bag the 4 pack Stormtrooper sets from Wizards of the Coast?
$6.99 per pack...SWEET!
I don't live anywhere near a WOCT store, but, I called home and dear ol' mom managed to snag 5 sets for me.
I guess there is a new mall in Colorado called Flat Irons' Mall, they have a new WOTC. Mom called to see if they had any on Sunday, Monday she stopped by and they had 7 sets left. So she bought 5 sets.


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VIOLA, Wis. - The 6th grade Student Activities Council at DeSoto Middle school is hard at work on it's latest project. "All of the members have the same goal in mind which is to make the world a better place. It's the pay it forward concept," says teacher Stephanie Ritter.
They are the do-gooders of the school, all volunteers who tackle tasks big and small. But this latest project is all to benefit a boy they've never even met.
Viola's Draven Hallam is a special boy with special needs. "He was diagnosed as autistic when he was three," says mom Julie.
And living life with autism can sometimes difficult. "Day to day stuff is really challenging. They feel trapped and alone and you can feel like it's you against the world. He can get really depressed because he can get really frustrated and he says he wishes he was never born. It's the worst. The worst ever."19330036
One of the things that always seems to brighten Draven's spirits is talking about his birthday - sometimes months in advance. "He's always really focused on something. Some years it's the cake, some years it's the present. This year it was the cards. And he kept talking about it and talking about it. So I posted on my Facebook page to my friends if someone wants to make him smile...and me, because I cannot here this another second, please send him a card."
Julie had no idea what was about to happen. Friends of hers started sharing with friends of theirs. And they shared with their friends. And suddenly Draven's birthday card wish was everywhere.
"Julie is not a woman that I know. Julie has a son named Draven. And she posted that people send her son some birthday cards. So when I saw that status I came in the next day and said 'emergency SAT meeting. We need to send some cards to this boy."
"We got all the supplies out and we started grabbing some cards..."
"Gel pens, some stamps and markers."
They created card after card after card. "I hope we can make his birthday a little happier."
On the big day, the mail truck makes it's way down their snowy Viola street with Draven anxiously waiting - hoping someone will remember.
Turns out Miss Ritter wasn't the only one who wanted to make a difference. "I thought, 'I'm going to have one day where I'm going to get a couple of extra cards,' but to have people that really, honestly care...is truly overwhelming to me."
"This is the best birthday ever."
"Even though it may have been a little card or a stamp or a message. Every single one means so much to me and to my whole family.
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The Scoutmaster Minute Early shows are back up and on line. You can get them from iTunes.
Shows 1-29 are available for download again after some server changes and adminstrative maintainence the shows are back.
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Buy dog food for your local shelter or rescue group. Often rescue homes/temp homes feed the dogs out of their own pocket. Nice to be able to cut down costs of folks who foster dogs.
Two years ago we had a successful training day/fundraiser. The club teamed with a local dog food store and we were able to turn $1,100 in cash into a pallet of canned dog food. This was the biggest request from shelters. Dogs in shelters often won't eat well and the canned food really helps encourage their appetite. Also stores well.


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Rabies is not only a threat to your pet but to you as well. A fatal, viral disease, rabies affects the brain and nerves. The main source of rabies comes from infected wildlife, such as foxes, raccoons, skunks, bats, and coyotes. Usually transmitted through bites from rabid animals, rabies also can be spread through contact with broken skin.
The most common sign of rabies is an unexplained change in behavior. A friendly pet may turn aggressive or act strangely, with no apparent cause. However, a wild animal may act tame and not be afraid when approached by people. It is important to know that once a rabid animal starts to exhibit abnormal behavior, it will continue to do so. It may take two to six months before showing signs, but once it does, it is an irreversible process, and the animal will die in a matter of days. Today, no treatment for rabies exists. Not every animal (including humans) that comes in contact with a rabid animal will contact rabies.
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Nornajihah Ismail is the General Manager of Finance Services at MAHB.
She is a registered Chartered Accountant of Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) as well as a Fellow member of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). She recently graduated with a Master in Business Administration in Airport concentration and received the distinguished Vice Chancellor Award from Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) in October 2015.
She also holds a Degree in Accounting and Finance from South Bank University, London and she has graduated in Diploma in Accounting from Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM).
She joined MAHB in June 2006 as Senior Manager, Finance drawing on vast experience and knowledge in Group accounting and auditing. In February 2008, she was appointed as Cross Functional Team Leader for Spend Management initiatives. In recognition of her capabilities, she was selected to participate in the Khazanah GLC Talent Exchange Programme in 2008 and subsequently seconded for one year to Tenaga Nasional Berhad.
She played a key role in transforming the Finance Division of MAHB Group and successfully led the entire team to implement a centralised Finance Shared Service, Automated Vendor Invoice Management and Business Partnering unit for the Group.
She is actively involved as the Chairperson of Cross Functional Team for Malaysia Airports Group Budget Challenge, a member of Management of Procurement Committee, a member of Internal Audit Management Committee and also a Board member of Malaysia International Aerospace Centre Sdn. Bhd., Malaysia Airports Capital Berhad and Malaysia Airports Cities Sdn Bhd.
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Mesic Red Oak-Northern Hardwood Forest, Salisbury, Vermont -- This well-drained kame terrace in the Salisbury Town Forest supports a dry example of this forest type with three oak species. The forest community is distinguished by the absence of sugar maple, an important component of hardwood forests on less droughty sites. It includes red oak, white oak, and chestnut oak, and I think at least one black oak (I have yet to get my hands on a leaf or acorn from it).
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Plant species in this stand in order of importance within category -- Overstory trees: Red oak (Quercus rubra), White oak (Quercus alba), Red maple (Acer rubrum), Chestnut oak (Quercus prinus), White pine (Pinus strobus), American beech (Fagus grandifolia), Black birch (Betula lenta), Paper birch (Betula papyrifera). Understory trees and shrubs: Red maple (Acer rubrum), Striped maple (Acer pensylvanicum), Hop hornbeam (Ostrya virginiana), Beaked hazelnut (Corylus cornuta), Witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana), Shadbush (Amelanchier arborea), Low sweet blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium), Wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens). Herbs: Braken fern (Pteridium aquilinum), Sarsasparilla (Aralia nudicaulis), Whorled wood aster (Oclemena acuminata), Marginal shield fern (Dryopteris marginalis), Tree clubmoss (Lycopodium obscurum)......................................... ..... Elevation: 200 m (650 ft), Camera location from GPS: N43 56.362 W73 05.410.......................................... Community names follow Thompson and Sorenson 2000 www.vtfishandwildlife.com/books/We tland,Woodland,Wildland /....................................Notes: I used a Nikon D40 with Nikkor P C 105mm f/2.5 lens at f/16, 1/20 second, ISO 200, NEF. 35mm equiv is 157mm. Two second shutter delay initiated by wireless remote. Field of view 9.8 degrees. Exposure of groups of photos was increased by ~0.2 - 1.6 stops in Lightroom before outputting jpegs for stitching.
Thanks, Jason. I am sure that the Fine Foundation, which generously supported my introduction to GigaPanning, would be pleased that the pursuit of my scientific goal of documenting forest communities had a result that someone considers to be artwork. I think maybe all the beauty is already in the forest, especially this time of year. I had another brisk afternoon in the woods today, and 5 new panos to stitch.
This is incredibly beautiful artwork! Fantastic! Very nicely put together, exposed, composed, all. I imagine it was also a nice day in the forest.
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IT Strategy Maps: A Tool For Strategic Alignment
Aligning IT and business strategy remains the No. 1 or No. 2 business IT issue year after year. But no matter how much focus and attention this subject receives, little progress seems to be made. Forrester recommends that 1) firms start measuring strategic alignment as part of the "you can't manage what you don't measure" philosophy, and 2) start using strategy maps to build consensus around strategic objectives and communicate this strategy to all stakeholders. By creating a picture of strategic objectives, making strategy visible in a strategy map makes it easier to communicate and drive alignment, thus embodying another familiar philosophy ? a picture is worth 1,000 words.
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Want.... Only one problem: I don't have an iPhone 4....
Just bought me one as soon as I finished watching the video. Very interesting & can't wait to get my hands on it
Always wanted one of these knew it was comin sooner or later.
And compass is not killed by this, it is temporary and unless you're incredibly lazy, simply removing the magnetic trifolding back, the compass appears to work fine.
Did you even watch the video?
All grades of steel can have magnetic material attach to it. FYI
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Not true. Depends on the grade of stainless. The amount of nickel or carbon can affect the magnetism. Iron is magnetic, but it also oxidizes rapidly, so nickel and carbon are added to counteract this, hence the term "stainless." The greater the nickel content, the more resistant to rust, and the lower attraction to magnets. FYI.
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Posted 29 December 2012 - 09:55 AM
Hi. I used to have Photoshop CS2 but the program no longer works in my new operating system. I cannot afford right now to buy a new software so I am looking into something free or cheaper program i can use to do more digital scrapbooks. Does anyone out there have any recommendations for me? Thank you.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 10:13 AM
Google GIMP. Its a free program that works relatively well. We have a few ladies that use it. Hopefully, one of them will be along to give you more info. HTH
"If you start over often enough, you begin to look consistent." --Dave Barnhart's Dad
Posted 29 December 2012 - 12:28 PM
PSE is a lot more affordable than the full version of Photoshop. The current version is PSE11. If you're used to CS2, it shouldn't be too hard to make the change.
My Gallery I scrap with Photoshop CS6.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 01:04 PM
I was going to say exactly what April said. PSE is a great alternative to the full version of Photoshop. Check around for a sale or coupons. Sometimes BJ's or other places have it for around $50.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 06:17 PM
I use GIMP. The drawback here is that you can't use any of the tools and styles, but everything else works fine. I have been able to figure out how to do most everything that I've seen done here. It really is free, so give it a try. PM me if you have any GIMP questions.
Posted 30 December 2012 - 12:55 PM
Costco often has really good prices on PSE. If you are a member you might check there.
Posted 30 December 2012 - 03:17 PM
I agree, Costco has good prices on PSE. There is also the student versions if you know any teachers or full time students
Posted 11 January 2013 - 03:47 PM
I just now read all these replies. I will definitely check PSE11. I recently swtiched from Costco to BJs so hopefully they have PSE11. The thing is I have also saved a gazillion digi elements that I am still hoping to use. While I can use some of these elements in Powerpoint Windows 7, there are limitations. Thank you all for your suggestions!
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When your litter of puppies start to lap from a shallow bowl, like taking there first drink of water around 3 weeks old (could be a little early or later), then start them on a supplement formula. To help them gain weight and reduce the load form nursing on your bitch try the following homemade formula. This has been used by many Bulldog owners and I use it my self with great results. You may need to make more or less depending on litter size but it should be on this format.
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Actually, that has been discussed Dana
My problem right now I can't use my boats, any in fact. Am hurt in my shoulder/neck and can't row. But, it has been discussed with Bill Day (owner of Skookum) of having a day out on the water and bringing a bunch of his boats. Will let you know once things come into play. Haven't made any plans yet. Hopefully soon.
what are the chances of you putting together a small group outing to do a little river-running workshop for those of us in the area with pontoons or thinking about buying them ?
I know the Sierra club used to put out a few books on whitewatering. Almost any whitewatering book will do. I starting using catarafts before they were known (all I used were hand made by private tube makers then, no Aire, Sotar, Maravia building catarafts) so had to learn on my own how to use. I'd say there probably is some books out there. I know if you drift Washington, there is a book I do believe is called "Washington WHitewater Guide". I bought this book back in the mid 80's. Of course all the pics in their are of rafts. LOL. But tells about different rivers, what class ratings are on each, and how to run the slots. Rivers change, but a good idea of river. Plus, they probably have new updated books by now maybe. I know they had tips at one time at running and outfitting boat. But most I learned came from friends/family I whitewatered with as a child and grew up doing it.
I know if you go to amazon.com you may be able to search for "whitewater books". May come up with some search results. I'd even try "pontoon boat" or "cataraft". You never know what you may find. But to date, don't know of an actual book on doing it. Hey, if you have any questions in particular, shoot me an email. I have a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Could help you out in just about any department when it comes to these boats.
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Come home to relish this slow-cooked beef ragout served over polenta - a perfect Italian-style dinner.
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The Symbiosis Commission or Symbiosis Institute was the Trill organization responsible for nearly all aspects of the joining of a Trill host and symbiont.
The Guardian worked for the Commission and cared for the symbionts before they were joined in the Caves of Mak'ala. (DS9: "Equilibrium")
The Commission oversaw the selection process for potential hosts and symbionts. Host initiates must pass all required tests and have their application approved by the Commission in order to become joined. Even then the Commission remained an authority in the joined Trill's life. They continued to care for the symbionts and gave counseling for hosts; this included requiring that joined Trill performed the Zhian'tara as a means of dealing with the memories of previous hosts. Joined Trill may serve the Commission by acting as field docent to prospective hosts. (DS9: "Facets", "Playing God")
The Commission also controlled all information regarding the symbionts. Though nearly half of the population was capable of being joined, they claimed that only one Trill in a thousand was capable, thus making the rare symbionts privileges to be earned, as opposed to commodities to be purchased or fought over. This nearly became public knowledge after an attempted joining between the Dax symbiont and Joran Belar, a violent sociopath. After Joran's execution, the Commission used a chemical memory block on the symbiont to suppress the killer's personality, and erased all records of the incident from their archives. (DS9: "Equilibrium")
After an unprepared Ezri Tigan received the Dax symbiont in 2375, the Trill Evaluation Board provided her with books and counseling, but they could do little else to assist her transition into being joined. (DS9: "Shadows and Symbols")
Curzon Dax was a member of the Symbiosis Commission. Audrid Dax once served as Head of the Commission. Doctor Renhol worked for the Commission. (DS9: "Facets", "Equilibrium")
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Features of the SidStation synth module include a rotary wheel for easy data entry, an alpha-numeric 2x16 LCD display with back-lighting, audio input and output, 3 syncable oscillators with traditional (triangle, sawtooth, pulse) waveforms, nice resonant filters, arpeggiators, effects and ring modulation. The numeric keyboard and large knobs offer a unique form of hands-on desktop dance / techno music production for the 90's and beyond!
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- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - Some in your face samples and effects created by the SidStation demonstrating some of the Sid's more peculiar sounds and effects.
- Specifications
- Oscillators - 3 osc: triangle, sawtooth, pulse, mixed, noise; PWM
- LFO - 4 individual routable LFOs
- Filter - 1 Resonant filter: lowpass, bandpass, highpass or any combination
- Effects - Portamento
- Arpeg/Seq - One Arpeggiator for each oscillator
- Keyboard - Numeric keyboard
- Control - MIDI In, Out, Through
- Date Produced - 1999
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Happy,happy,happy.he will have a great xmas.
Happy,happy,happy.he will have a great xmas.
There is a 12 year old Golden Retriever girl, "Chili", missing in MA now..since 12/10. It has been so cold nites..and so hard to think about Family desperately searching along with NH organization.
You never know, maybe someone on RTF in that area might see her.
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che trasforma Venezia in un mondo magico
The awaited appointment of the Carnival of Venice will open on February 15th and it will end on Tuesday, March 4th ! Do not miss it!
This year, it will wait you a fairy-tale and fantasy Carnival! The theme that have been choose for this edition is "Wonder and Fantasy Nature". All around Venice so you will admire masks inspired to traditional European fairy tales, Arabian and Middle-Eastern short stories as well as the votive symbols of African cultures.
You have only to give the go-ahead to your creativity and let be lured by the Carnival charm!
The city will fill up of colours and masks, the "calli" will become natural setting of costume parades and in the squares – first of all Saint Mark Square – there will be concerts and theatrical representations. A sensorial experience, in the name of entertainment.
For children Carnival is a special moment in which they can dress up and act the part of their preferred characters! Venice offers several events dedicated to them with animation, street theatre show, clowning, music and dance.
And you, have you already chosen you mask?
2014 Carnival highlights:
Saturday 15th February: O pening of the Venetian Festival with a show, Cannaregio
Sunday 16th February: Boat pageant – Grand Canal – Cannaregio
Saturday 22nd February: The traditional "Festa delle Marie"
Sunday 23rd February: Flight of the Angel
Sunday 2nd March: Flight of the Eagle
Tuesday 4th March: Flight of the Lion and Prize Giving Ceremony for the "Maria" of the Carnival 2014
From 22nd February to 4th March: Best Masked Costume contest


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Goldston earns leadership award
Posted October 18, 2001; 12:24 a.m.
Fusion Power Associates, a nonprofit group promoting research and education in the field of fusion energy, has given its 2001 Leadership Award to Robert Goldston, director of the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab .
"You have provided forceful and effective guidance to a wide spectrum of fusion scientific topics and have helped put fusion back on the U.S. national political agenda," the award citation states.
Goldston was a co-recipient of the award along with Ron Parker, former director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Plasma Fusion Center and former leader of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor Co-center in Garching, Germany.
In addition to recognizing Goldston's leadership in the broader fusion research community, Fusion Power Associates praised his "outstanding leadership" of the Princeton laboratory.
The Plasma Physics Lab is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and is managed by the University. Its primary mission is to develop the science and technology for harnessing the power of nuclear fusion as a safe and abundant source of energy.
Goldston, who came to the Plasma Physics Lab as a graduate student in 1972, was named the laboratory's fifth director in 1997. He is a member of the board of directors of the Fusion Power Associates.
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Propellerhead Software ReBirth RB-338
The ReBirth RB-338 could not have been released nor invented at any better time! The original aimed to emulate and recreate the sound, look and feel of two TB-303's and one TR-808. Released just when those very machines were both in demand, hard to find and very expensive; for little under $200 ReBirth gave any Mac or PC user access to those famous dance sounds. Soon after came the RB-338 which added the TR-909 to the mix making the ReBirth package one of the best and most affordable means of acquiring vintage Roland 303, 808 and 909 sounds!
First, there are two identical TB-303s, a TR-808 and a TR-909 which all sound incredibly like the originals (without the noise, static and crackles that the analog circuitry generated). Each 303, 808 or 909 can store 32 patterns and each pattern length is variable from 1 to 16 steps. All the same edit knobs from the originals are here and can be recorded into your songs in real-time! There are also distortion, compression, panning, delay effects and a PCF filter.
Programming patterns into each section is almost as faithful a reproduction of the originals as is their appearance. Only one Song or Mix can be created at a time, however all parameter tweaks, effect changes, pattern changes and so on can be recorded to the song in real time or in step mode. ReBirth is without a doubt the most intuitive, classic, realistic and faithful emulation of classic Roland gear with amazing flexibility and tonal control. Although ReBirth may be best suited for Acid-House music production, amateurs and professionals alike are already using ReBirth for extra and easy 303 lines, drum beats or entire tracks! ReBirth is compatible with most current sequencers via MIDI sync. An added bonus to ReBirth is a quasi-open architecture that allows users to revamp the graphics and drum samples to create their own Mods, the best of which Propellerhead provides on their web site. ReBirth has been used by Juno Reactor, Stoker and AntiLoop.
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- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - TB-303 emulation by ReBirth, from the Future Music CD, issue 59.
Audio Clip 2 - Sample song made on the wonderful ReBirth. It's so cool!
Audio Clip 3 - Another song made with ReBirth, from the Future Music CD, issue 63.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 303s: Monophonic; 808: 11 voices; 909: 11 voices
- Effects - Shuffle, Delay, PCF filter, Compression, Distortion
- Tune, Cutoff, Resonance, Envelope, Decay, Accent
- Bass, Snare, Low / Mid / Hi Tom, Low / Mid / Hi Conga, RimShot, Clave, HandClap, ClosedHat, OpenHat, Cymbal, CowBell, Accent
- Bass, Snare, Low / Mid / Hi Tom, RimShot, HandClap, ClosedHat, OpenHat, Crash, Ride, Accent
- Keyboard - None
- Arpeg/Seq - Sequencer: 32 patterns per synth section; 1 song
- Control - MIDI / Sync
- Date Produced - 1997
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Chou cited for nanotechnology research
Posted December 8, 2004; 04:26 p.m.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has selected Stephen Chou to receive its 2004 Cledo Brunetti Award for his invention of groundbreaking techniques in nanotechnology.
The institute will present the award Dec. 14 at its International Electron Devices meeting in San Francisco. Chou was cited in particular for his invention and development of nanoimprint lithography, a high-speed, low-cost technique for creating structures measured in the billionths of meters. The approach could be used in a wide range of applications involving computer chips, memory and telecommunications devices.
Chou, the Joseph Elgin Professor of Engineering and professor of electrical engineering, came to Princeton in 1997 from the University of Minnesota. His NanoStructure Lab includes more than 15 researchers focused on new fabrication techniques for nanotechnology and new devices that make use of the techniques.


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A better whey to clearcoat
Can this bio-based finish actually perform better than conventional clears?
Can this bio-based finish actually perform better than conventional clears?
Since wood is bio-based, it makes sense that a bio-based finish might out-perform a petroleum based finish. That's the principle behind PolyWhey Finishes, a new product line from Vermont Natural Coatings. "What people find interesting about our product is that it uses whey protein - a dairy by-product - as a co-binder instead of the toxic materials we find in many other wood finishes," says Andrew Meyers, VNC's president. "We're quite excited that not only have we been able to make the product safer, but the way the protein binds with the wood actually makes it a stronger finish," he claims. The whey seems to form a tighter grip under the surface of the wood, and then contribute to a tougher film on top of it.
According to Meyers, the product performs like a water based urethane, although many contractors have told him that it flows, levels, spreads, and sets like an oil. "But it is a water based product," he insists, "and that surprises people who have sworn off water based."
Both the floor finish and the furniture finish get between 500-600 square feet per gallon. For floors, VNC recommends 3 coats with light sanding between each coat. "The first coat really sinks in, depending on what wood you're using it with. The third coat is meant to enhance the appearance and really add further protection to the wood." Because the product dries quickly, a contractor can finish the job in less than a day. PolyWhey's VOC level is relatively low for a wood finish: 180 grams per liter. The product is low-odor, and the smell dissipates more quickly than higher-solvent coatings.
VNC began shipping PolyWhey earlier this year, but the product has been in development at the University of Vermont for about 7 years. Already, some contractors have liked it enough to make it their featured product for both residential and commercial clients.
Vermont Natural Coatings can ship directly to dealers and distributors across the U.S., and accepts opening orders as small as $500.


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Wideman's season an odysseyWednesday, May 19th, 2010
The roller coaster that the Bruins went through in 2009-10 was mirrored by one of their key players. It seemed as Dennis Wideman went, so went the Bruins and for a good stretch of the season Wideman was not going.
The defenseman played three less games than he did a year ago (79 to 76) but scored 20 less points, down to 30 from a career high of 50. When he is going good, Wideman can be an assist machine with his dangerous shot from the point, second only to probably Zdeno Chara in terms of effectiveness (Johnny Boychuk has Wideman beat in terms of pure power). He has never scored more than 13 goals in a season, not bad for most defenders especially considering the scheme that coach Claude Julien employs. Julien has been activating defensemen from the blue line in the last two years more often but the way the plays work is that it is usually from the off point that will crash the net while Wideman takes the shot. That makes for some nice helpers along the way but not always finding the back of the net.
After a decent start to the year, Wideman started having trouble after the Winter Classic. He registered a -12 and only four points between Jan. 1 and the Olympic break, with two of those points coming in the final game against Florida. It was no coincidence that the Bruins were absolutely wretched during that period. Wideman was a ghost on the ice except when he appeared just so he could turn the puck over at the blue line. Julien relies on his defense to get pucks at the net and play solid on the point and on the walls and Wideman was doing none of that.
"I think the last part of the season I played really hard, I played quite a bit better," Wideman said. "The middle of the year got a little frustrating and I let it get to me a little bit too much. Going through a couple things and injuries and stuff like that and it just kind of compounded and lost some confidence and it took me a while to get it back."
Wideman said that the injuries were not serious. A little bit of a shoulder tweak here, a wrist there. They bothered him but he said he did not miss any games because of them. Really, it was all about confidence, or lack thereof.
"Just some nagging stuff that I didn't really talk about. Just some nagging stuff," Wideman said. "I wasn't really that just lost confidence and got completely frustrated with everything that was going on and had a problem rebounding. Then there was all the other stuff that was going on with throughout the year and just got frustrated and lost confidence."
It was hard for the media to ignore Wideman in January because his play was just absolutely terrible. It came down to the point where Julien, who had mildly dissed to the media after practice one day, refused to answer any more questions on the defender or any other "specific questions on players." That moratorium lasted all of one day as Julien ended up answering a question from this reporter about Trent Whitfield the next day, but the incident was the highlight of the low times for Wideman and the Bruins. For Wideman specifically, he knew things were going bad when the denizens of TD Garden started giving him the Bronx cheer.
"Probably the first game that I started to get booed there [was the worst]," Wideman said. "Around December at the end or something like that."
Somewhere after the March 18 game against the Penguins, things started to pick up for Wideman. He still had a turnover problem but the hits were coming back (though he not known for his especially physical play) and observers could tell that he was more mentally in it when he started throwing his body around to block shots at the point. He picked up a couple points against Calgary in late March and ended up playing big minutes along with the other surviving defensemen when Dennis Seidenberg and Mark Stuart went down and Andrew Ference was still not healthy enough for games. Wideman's confidence grew. He doesn't know how, it just did.
"I don't know, just played a couple good games and forget about the stuff that happened before and just build on it and build on it and a couple months stretch things just started to turn around," Wideman said.
In the playoffs, Wideman was one of the Bruins top players. He blocked shots, he took shots, he moved the puck through the neutral zone. His signature play (which would have been more of a defining moment if the Bruins had one the game) was in Game 7 against the Flyers when he took a broken breakout, reset the rush himself and took the puck into the offensive zone, all the way down to the corner and centered it to Milan Lucic who was crashing the net for the goal and a 3-0 lead in the first period.
It was the last goal the Bruins scored all season.
Wideman ended the playoffs as almost a point per game player with 12 (a goal and 11 assists) in 13 games. He was a +3 though that number was higher before the Flyers comeback.
There are whispers that Wideman could be traded. That could be good for the Bruins, especially after the season he just had. But, when the good Wideman is around, the Bruins are definitely better. He knows he cannot control it but understands if that is the direction that Peter Chiarelli wants to go.
"I can't control that. If he wanted to trade me then that is part of the game," Wideman said. "It is never fun being traded, you want to stay with the team you are with, I love it here and I like Boston. I don't want to but I can't do anything about it if that is what the organization decides to do."


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I'm not at all surprised by the defenses of auto* in response to my rather harsh criticism.
Dom Lachowicz writes: I've yet to see a build system that attempted to fill auto*'s niche and fill it as well as auto* currently does. I agree completely, and perhaps my praise was simply too faint. The goal of making software building Just Work on a wide variety of Unix-like systems is extremely noble, and until auto*, it wasn't even obvious that it could be done.
I'd like to amplify even more. A lot of good free software is inspired by the existence of good proprietary software, in the sense that Gimp was inspired by Photoshop. If nothing else, the proprietary software represents an existence proof that it is possible to attain those goals.
I think this story applies somewhat to version control systems. We've had consensus for a very long time that CVS needed improvement and probably replacement, but it wasn't really until BitKeeper came along that the lightweight distributed version control systems (such as arch, darcs, and mercurial) started coming out of the woodwork.
Now, in the proprietary platform space, build systems are very slick, but none of them give a rat's ass about portability to other platforms. To the contrary, the nicer an IDE is to work in, the less likely the developer is to escape the golden handcuffs. Lock-in is the highest goal. If we're going to create a much better build system, we have to look to ourselves for the inspiration, because we're not going to find it anywhere else. auto* was the first great existence proof, and I think it is high time for others.
Andy Tai and others call for incremental improvement to auto*, including a gradual phase-out of M4, but, with David Turner, I'm not sure that's really feasible. I believe a program of incremental improvement to auto* will never really be able to reduce the overall system complexity. And I do believe that a much simpler system is possible, especially without the demands of adhering to M4, least-common-denominator make, and least-common-denominator shell.
I admit I did overstate some of my original points for the sake of rhetoric. There are, indeed, good reasons to use other compilers than the GNU toolchain. Ralph Giles takes me to task for not acknowledging the importance of Solaris, but for the applications I'm personally most interested in building (font editors and the like), these vendor Unices are vastly less important than native Win32 support.
Dom writes: Regarding auto*'s tendency to work around deficiencies in ld/cc/nm/etc..., all I can counter with is "we don't control the horizontal and the vertical". In response, I ask: Who does? Bill Gates? Maybe after he figures it out we can try to clone it?
I'm not calling for violent overthrow of the auto* hegemony. I am calling for:
- A profusion of prototypes of new autoconfiguring build systems,
much like the distributed version control systems we've seen come out
in the last couple years or so.
- A careful look at which aspects of make/ld/package managers/etc
are holding us back, and clear goals enunciated about how they might
be fixed.
- A more quantitative approach to thinking about building, perhaps
empirically measured in challenges, where students are forced to use
the tools to build and package a trivial app for Linux, Mac, and
Windows platforms, and entries are scored based on time taken, defects
in the results, and so on.
I've had a strong enough long-term interest in this field that I am likely to make one such prototype myself. One reason I'm blogging about now is to gauge the waters, to figure out whether there are other people thinking along similar lines, or whether I'm pretty much just pissing into the wind as far as the broader free software community.


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Dance club presents 'Swing Night,' Feb. 7
Posted February 4, 2004; 06:45 p.m.
The Princeton Ballroom Dance Club will host a "Swing Night" at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, in Dillon Gym.
The event, open to students, faculty and staff, will include a short lesson at the beginning, and then an open dance at 9 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
For more information, e-mail the club .
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The people of Etsy sure do love them some Ryan Gosling. And, as it's a site of commerce, they hope you do, too. From tea towels to jewelry, it seems there's nothing in life that can't be improved by a hearty dose of everyone's favorite Baby Goose. Here are ten of Etsy's most eccentric Gosling-related offerings.
(See something you like? Type in "Ryan Gosling" on Etsy and all this and more will pop up.)


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Cooking Class at Castano'sLocation: Castano's Italian Steakhouse
Come learn from the best at Castano's Cooking Class with Executive Chef Ed! Watch as the head chef prepares a three-course dinner! There will be screens to watch how he works his magic. Following the cooking of each course, you will get to enjoy the tasty dish!
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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of Google (GOOG) today traded down $7.20, or 0.6%, to close at $1,122.98, despite an upbeat note from Oppenheimer & Co.'s Jason Helfstein, who reiterated a "Perform" rating on the shares, and raised his target price to $1,220 from a prior $1,067, writing that his talks with digital marketing outfit Kenshoo suggest Google will deliver Q4 revenue slightly ahead of Street expectations, and profit per share in line with consensus.
Google shares rallied in the after-market, however, following word Google will spend $3.2 billion to buy home automation startup Nest Labs, rising $5.51, or half a percent, to $1,128.49.
Helstein models Google "core" revenue in the quarter, excluding the contribution of the Motorola unit, of $12.3 billion, up slightly from a prior $12.2 billion. That is above the consensus for $11.99 billion, after backing out expected revenue from the Motorola unit of $1.47 billion.
Helfstein sees EPS of $12.24, in line with consensus.
Kenshoo's remarks suggest to him both volume and pricing are helping drive upside in the quarter, as "click-through rates" improved:
On a same-client basis, Kenshoo clients search accelerated 19% y/y vs. +15% y/y in 3Q and +13% y/y in 2Q. This was driven by volume, with clicks +13% y/y, while pricing (cost-per-click) increased 6% y/y [...] Higher CTR allowed marketers to reduce impressions 10% y/y (same as 3Q vs. -3% in 2Q), suggesting that quality improvements are still having a positive impact on advertiser ROI. This also creates higher value inventory that can be sold to a subsequent advertiser.
More business shifted to mobile in the quarter, he writes:
Desktop, smartphone, tablets was 73%, 15%, 12% of clicks, vs. 77%, 13%, 10%, respectively, in 3Q.
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Your little elves' eyes will light up when they see--and taste--this pretty peppermint cake.
Fluted tube cake pans can be a challenge to grease. Try this: Place a dab of shortening on the outside of a small food-storage plastic bag. Slip the bag on your hand and rub shortening on the inside of the pan. Repeat with more shortening until every nook and cranny is greased. Give the inside of the pan a good sprinkling with flour, shake excess from pan, and your baked cake will slip right out!
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The TATA book that zhaoway mentioned looks really interesting, I'm currently tree-walkin' and pattern-matchin' a lot these days and some (more) theory will really come in handy. It certainly ranks higher in my reading queue than the other two dozen or so papers and books I've got to get through somehow.
Since my last entry, I've gotten a hang of the MOF and UML metamodels' abstract syntax and written a MOF-to-python mapper/code generator. As I'm working on other mappers and generators (eg UML to EJB, SQL schema and HTML documentation), I'm trying to abstract out syntax tree searching and walking strategies that are common across the abstract syntaxes of various MOF-based metamodels. This should make it easier to write generators in the future and can be useful when dealing with new metamodels, eg those for domain specific languages.
Found an interesting explanation of the differences between various modelling and ontology-related terms.
I currently support version 1.4 of both MOF and UML, but most tools are using 1.3 at the moment. I have not been able to find the UML 1.3 metamodel in an interchangeable format (MOF+XMI), so I've been wondering whether to worry about compatibility problems for now (some do definitely exist). However, the existing UML metamodel is not a "strict metamodel" and leaves a bit to be desired while building tools, eg many places where the semantics of the language are not adequately reflected by the abstract syntax.
I'd like to jump straight to the proposed 2.0 standard, but I have not been able to find it in a machine-readable format either. If it appears soon there seems to be little point in sticking with MOF and UML 1.4 as 2.0 seems nicer already. New drafts of the proposed standard were posted recently, though the working group itself appears shrouded in OMG Mystery and no machine-readable format was posted.