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By Anne-Marie Kovacs, Chief Wife
Don't you love a good personal reinvention story? They are always inspiring to me, because when we're young, we think we've figured it all out. Until we realize that we haven't. That usually doesn't come until years of unsatisfying experiences in the job market. But, the courageous ones among us do reinvent themselves and sometimes do it through their careers. Or is it that they become their true selves and recreate their lives to match that?
Eva is one such person who successfully managed a career re-creation. I met her in her office at Catalyst Ranch in downtown Chicago. Right away upon seeing her, I admired what she was wearing and the fact that she could wear it to work: a (fantastic) denim dress adorned with a big acrylic and wooden bead & macramé necklace. She totally rocked it.
But, as the story goes, gaining the privilege to dress that way for a day-at-the-office was years in the making. And though this is not a fashion story, in this case, fashion and style (her own and her office décor) have been barometers of Eva's evolution.
By looking at Eva today you could never – ever – guess that she started her career in the very staid accounting and actuarial professions. She was brought up to be an independent, self-sufficient woman. Becoming an accountant was a safe way to achieve that goal some 30 years ago. Those were the days when Eva had three choices of career wear. Her skirt suits could either be black, grey or navy, to be worn with a blouse and a silk ribbon tie. Remember the silk ties? I wore them too. Ugh.
If you're also one who uses fashion as an expression of your spirit and creativity, you'll understand how stifling this would have been. But mostly, it's all about how symbolic these prescribed limitations were to Eva's creative side. Later, earning an MBA in Marketing & International Business and getting a new job in the finance department of a large CPG company were moves meant to quench her creative thirst. Well, at least she could wear a business dress there (only because she started the trend and made it OK). She also began dressing up her cubicle with colorful and inspiring artwork and toys. Still, the marketing department, with its potential for applied creative thinking, became more alluring every day. A request to switch from the finance department to the marketing department became multi-year quest (Seven years! That's tenacity). Once arrived as a brand manager, Eva extended and shared her creative mojo by setting up an Innovation Hallway for the division, equipped with colorful Velcro-able fabric wall panels, buckets of markers & post-its and brand information. Eventually, she set up was a Creativity Room where small groups could go off and think in an inspiring environment.
A few years later, the company merged with another, creating stress and culture clashes and putting Eva on the path to seeking new horizons.
That's when Eva's story of RE-creation and reinvention really began. Within a year of her serendipitous layoff, Eva opened Catalyst Ranch, a venue for offsite meetings. She went from employee to first-time entrepreneur, from audit manager to marketing manager, from corporate agent to Ranch Czarina…
She knew what she was doing though. Being a trained facilitator, Eva knew a few things about how to fuel creative spark and how to bring life in otherwise sterile offices and conference rooms. She took the opportunity – and her severance package – to unleash her vision for an entirely new sort of meeting space, one that would foster new ways of looking at old problems, that would not censor but promote new ideas and visions…
Catalyst Ranch is a completely unique space. Filled with vintage furniture, toys and eclectic artwork and accessories from around the globe, this is a space where you do not need permission to brainstorm your little heart out. It's a multi-sensorial safe haven where you can just know that there can be no bad ideas, no judgment, no censoring and where coloring outside the lines is actually encouraged.
Still, under all that funky décor, lies a very professional, fully functioning boutique conference space which supplies all the A/V equipment, meeting supplies, snacks, beverages and meals in a loft space divided into six large meeting rooms, one more quirkily enchanting than the other.
There's a timely reason for me telling you this story now. I am actually holding an event at Catalyst Ranch with my partners at Boombox Network (check it out: B(L)oomers Party). When I discovered this amazing event space I became so intrigued about how this venue came to be and who was behind it that I had to inquire. Eva's story is so entirely fitting with our B(L)oomers Party event theme of RE*creation that I had to share.
We could not have found a venue more appropriate to celebrate the many facets and interpretations of RE*creation. Not only has the Catalyst Ranch team been amazing at accommodating our needs and helping us organize the event, we know that the space itself got our event sponsors to understand the vision of the theme and the guests to look forward to the party.
From the '80's Dress-for-Success handbook to making her own rules in fashion and in business, Eva is one woman to look to for inspiration. So thankful to have met her. Just the thought of her story gives me "permission" to grow into myself and shake up a few things. Which sounds like fun, huh?
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Indigenous Amazonian Child Burned to Death by Loggers
For decades, the lush Amazon rainforest in Brazil has served as the backdrop to escalating tensions between an indigenous population which calls the region home, and illegal loggers dead-set on exploiting its natural wealth -- though the worst of the resulting atrocities may be at hand. According to a representative from the Guajajara community in northeastern Brazil, a group of illegal loggers recently captured a young indian girl from a neighboring uncontacted tribe and burned her to death.
A local indigenous leader in the Brazilian state of Maranhão recently spoke with Terra regarding the incident which has yet to be confirmed by authorities, though video of the young girl's murder is said to exist. The representative said that the loggers who frequent his tribe's reservation area to arrange the illegal clearing of timber are often abusive, but that recently the outsiders inexplicably murdered a child they found belonging to another indigenous community."The loggers were buying wood in the hands of the [Guajajara] Indians and found a little girl [from the tribe Gwajá]. And they burned the child. It was just pure evilness. She is from another tribe, they live in the woods, and have no contact with white people," said the Guajajara leader.
He went on to add that indians are frequently beaten by loggers encroaching upon their reservations and that so far local police and government officials have turned a blind eye to the abuses.
Authorities from Brazil's indian affairs bureau, FUNAI, say that they've been made aware of the murder and are seeking more information, yet the incident is hardly an isolated case. The same agency acknowledges that from 2003 to 2010, 452 indigenous people were murdered in Brazil, though the actual number could be much higher given the intimidation often faced by isolated indian communities from outside threats.


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Any Villains or Victims Lurking in Your Family History?: FindMyPast Ireland
This morning I received the following press release from Find My Past Ireland:
This is the biggest collection of historical criminal records from England and Wales being published online for the first time by family history site www.findmypast.ie in association with The UK National Archives.
Over 2.5 million records dating from 1770-1934 will be easily searchable and provide a wide variety of colour, detail and fascinating social history, chronicling the fate of criminals ranging from fraudsters, counterfeiters, thieves and murderers and their victims. Some of the extant histories include very gruesome details.
The records contain mugshots, court documents, appeal letters, examples of early Edwardian 'ASBOs'— bans on habitual drunks from pubs and entertainment venues. Also included are registers from the prison 'hulk' ships, which were used when mainland prisons were overcrowded. One such hulk, the 'Dolphin', housed 6,000 prisoners between 1829 and 1835.
Cliona Weldon, General Manager at findmypast.ie, says:
"These records provide anyone with roots in the UK an amazing chance to trace criminals and their victims in their family. They feature incredible descriptions of criminals' appearances, demeanour and identifying marks, giving you a real insight to who each person was. The British newspaper articles also available on findmypast.ie show how the crimes were reported in the press of the day — which supplements the criminal records and makes searching through them as enjoyable as it is easy, as you cross-reference one against the other."
Paul Carter, Principle Modern Domestic records specialist at The UK National Archives, adds:
"These records span several government series and show the evolution of the criminal justice system in the nineteenth century as the country dealt with the impact of industrialisation, urbanisation and population growth.
They record the intimate details of hundreds of thousands of people, beginning with judges' recommendations for or against pardons, to petitions through which criminals and their families could offer mitigating circumstances and grounds for mercy, and later, licences containing everything from previous convictions to the state of a prisoner's health.
As well as the Georgian highway robber, the Victorian murderer and the Edwardian thief, the courts often dealt with the rural poacher, the unemployed petty food thief or the early trade unionist or Chartist. The records are a fascinating source for family, local and social historians."
The information in the records comes from a variety of UK Government departments including the Home Office, Prison Commission, Metropolitan Police, Central Criminal Court and the Admiralty. The records from 1817-1931 will be published first followed by the period 1770-1934 in the coming months.
The Crime, Prisons and Punishment records are available on findmypast.ie as part of a Britain & Ireland subscription or a World subscription. They are also available online at findmypast.co.uk, findmypast.com and findmypast.com.au.
It all sounds very exciting. So...if you have any villains or victims in your family tree, you may want to stop by and have a search.
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That's interesting news. I wonder if any of our relatives will be listed. I'm not sure I want to find out!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the info, though.
Hello Nancy,Delete
Thanks very much for your comments. I know what you mean. There may be lots of skeletons shaking in the closets of many family historians just about now. :):)
Cheers to you,
Yes Its going to be a fascinating resource (I,ve registered already)Although 50% of my (Polish) criminal ancestors should remain undetected!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Tony,Delete
Thanks for your comments. Wow, 50%? Should we be worried? :):)
Have you found any villains yet Jenn? I'm very tempted to join.ReplyDelete
Hi Charlotte,ReplyDelete
Thanks for your comments. Unfortunately (or fortunately), we have no villains in the family, none who are criminally villainous anyway. We do have ancestors and relatives who were political prisoners — definitely villains in the eyes of the crown — but no robbers, murderers or arsonists.
One thing about Australia is that we often know who our earliest villains or victims are, thanks to the convict system;-) I've got a couple of known ones to look at -but not my law-abiding (generally) family. Will be interesting to see if any new ones come up. Cheers PauleenReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Pauleen,Delete
Thanks for your comments. At NAI I viewed some records for transportation of convicts to Australia and found them fascinating, particularly the sentences some of them received. As you know, quite shocking by today's standards. This makes me sound as though I wish I had ancestors in the convict system. It's just that it's so very interesting.
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Connecting Data to the Patient: Paul McKenzie on J&J Pharma R&D's Lab-to-Patient Program
Paul McKenzie, global head of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing sciences for J&J pharmaceutical research and development, shares goals for J&J's pharmaceutical R&D, and the "Lab to Patient" program.
To listen to a longer audio interview, click here, and for an extensive print interview, check September's issue.
PhM: You've moved from a small-molecule to a biotech focus. What have been the biggest challenges involved in making that switch?
PM: In the biotech side of business, two things are increasing in diversity and complexity. One is the pipeline of products that development scientists like myself support, both in development coming out of discovery, and in manufacturing.
You have a diversity of compounds, MABs through mimetobodies, which are modified monoclonal antibodies, through novel, now smaller molecule protein scaffolds, to stem cells. So you have that pipeline diversity, in addition to diversity of delivery method.
In biologics, and particularly at Centocor, you move very quickly from the traditional delivery of monoclonal antibodies, in vials, which was typically lyophilized powder, to liquid in vials. But even for liquid in vials, customer expectations have increased to the point where they want the convenience of, say, an auto injector for delivery.
As we move out to more novel protein scaffolds, there may even be demand for additional drug delivery devices such as inhalers or nasal-to-brain-barrier transport systems that are needed.
So, the amazing thing to me, on the biotech side, is the diversity of the pipeline and the diversity of the delivery methods. This creates the perfect storm in which development scientists can focus their work, to integrate those diversities within those technology areas and ensure that they're delivering the right product with the right delivery system to the customer.
PhM: Which therapeutic areas is J&J Pharma's R&D division focusing on now?
PM: Centocor had traditionally focused on immunology, but recently it has expanded its collaboration across J&J Pharma, which has adopted an end-to-end strategy across five main therapeutic areas. At Centocor, which was predominantly the flagship of immunology, we have found that many of the development and discovery groups can now support multiple therapeutic areasnot only immunology, which was the flagship with Remicade, but oncology, neuroscience, infectious disease and cardiovascular metabolism. So biologic targets and biologic potential products are being used across all the therapeutic areas, and that is supported by the Centocor hub.
PhM: At BMS, you had implemented the "lab-to-plant" strategy. At Centocor, that seems to be extended with lab-to-patient. That name brings the end user of medicines to the forefront, at a time when most industry managers are focused on other key stakeholders. What was the thinking behind the whole lab-to-patient concept and what are your plans for it in the future?
PM: At Centocor, the real lab-to-patient focus was to manage pipeline diversity. Different pipelines, from MAb's to stem cells, have different patient populations and each of those populations has different expectations for delivery technology.
As the industry matures and we start to incorporate more advanced clinical diagnostic techniques like biomarkers, where we can start to predict how individual patient populations are responding to a potential new molecular entity, we really need to understand from the patient, back, not only the convenience factor of a device versus a liquid in vial, for instance, or a lyo in vial, but also how an individual patient responds within a given patient population.
Centocor has looked at how it can invest, on the clinical and discovery side of the business, in understanding biomarkers. That understanding can then influence how a development group examines pipeline and delivery system diversity, as they relate to the patient.
Patients' expectations, their knowledge of what medicines are available, and their interest in convenience of delivery have increased significantly. This is no different from what has happened in other industries. Today, for example, I have a computer on my belt, where in graduate school, the computer I used required little punch cards. As a result, my expectations of a computer are exponentially different from what they used to be.
Today, patients want products that are best fit for their purpose. Coming along to help ensure that fit are new clinical diagnostics, diverse pipelines and delivery approaches.
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One of the major things we did, which influences my group in particular, is to institutionalize a process called the Target Product Profile. This method asks: What is the product? What does it look like, what do we want it to look like at launch, what do we want have it look like at different stages in its lifecycle?
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Why did I only discover this fabric now? When it's totally impossible to get hold of? I would have bought a yard in every pattern and every colorway if I could. Well, maybe not quite...
It's called Full Moon Forest and was designed by Tula Pink for Moda.
At first glance it just looks like cute fabric in nice colors but when you look closer there are...
raindrops, trees, and much, much more!
Friday, March 7, 2008
I'm in love
Why did I only discover this fabric now? When it's totally impossible to get hold of? I would have bought a yard in every pattern and every colorway if I could. Well, maybe not quite...
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OMG, the fabric is so lovely. Great find!ReplyDelete
I love that fabric too....I might make curtains from the bunny damask for my baby-to-be's roomReplyDelete
I love the bunnies and the owls!ReplyDelete
Oh, the bunnies -- and the squirrels! (That one is tricky and fun.) I hadn't noticed these either. Thanks for pointing them out!ReplyDelete
I know Sew Mama Sew has some.ReplyDelete
I never noticed that! The squirrels were tricky.ReplyDelete
Reprodepot still has a few left (on sale, no less.)ReplyDelete
Hancock's of Paducah has some, too.
(I know because I was hunting these down myself just a few weeks ago.)
What beautiful fabrics. The squirrels had me looking for a while!ReplyDelete
Oh, wonderful fabric!ReplyDelete
Love the fabric and colorway! Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Very cute fabric! I have never seen it before.ReplyDelete
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Oooh I got some of that for Christmas and love it. Have you checked out keepsake quilting to see if they have more or maybe ebay? What are you going to make with it?ReplyDelete
I was just looking at some of those fabrics online for the first time yesterday!ReplyDelete
I have the squirrels as my kitchen curtain, were on to four months now and no one else has noticed that they're in there! I love this fabric, I'm totally bummed that it looks like its been discontinued.ReplyDelete
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Posted: Fri 13 Aug 2010, 14:58
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8-bit wrote:
my IO seems to have slowed up greatly upon initial access to drives from the desktop.
Rox is taking a lot longer to come up.
After it is up, it works fine.
But if I exit ROX and then start ROX again, the lag reappears.
I might try reverting to a saved pupsave file to see if the problem persists.
Other frugal installs of Puppy do not seem to have that lag when starting ROX and I did not run the programs to check for a rootkit on them.
After posting this, no more message and IO improved with ROX.
I've some similar "paranoia" (or let's rather call it
reasonable suspiciousness
) for you guys.
I've just discovered this:
When a network interface is setup but there's
no internet connection, the startup of ROX and Firefox lag (I've all update checks in FF unselected).
This seems to also be the case in older pups (431).
I've checked my router's log (LinkSys BEFSR41) and
it isn't displaying anything
of interest, but clearly there is something going on here.
Exactly why & what would that be, I wonder??
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Exactly why & what would that be, I wonder??
I don't know
But I can make up all kinds of stories . . .
Every Puppy is different
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Posted: Sat 14 Aug 2010, 14:23
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Well, now that I've taken the time to test it more properly, this behaviour only seems present when one particular 510 savefile is loaded and also in a 431 full install of mine, so no reason for a global panic just yet
Anyhow, this must be a rather new phenomenon, since with my somewhat common practice of disconnecting network cables, I think I would've noticed something sooner. So I'm guessing I must've caught something very recently, possibly here on the forum, only what that would be and how, I've yet to find out. Any ideas are welcome...
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Posted: Mon 16 Aug 2010, 13:14
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False alarm; nothing "caught" anywhere (which is nice).
Apparently the problem was my custom /etc/hosts file not defining the same hostname for 127.0.0.1 as in /etc/hostname
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Posted: Wed 18 Aug 2010, 03:11
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False alarm; nothing "caught"
Oh well we live in hope/dismay [choose preference]
Meanwhile I have found a potential tin hat field day
A Linux BSOD - oh I can hear the tin foil rustling as we speak . . .
In fact this is total - A Black Screen Of Death
Total lock up - Nada, rien, neti neti,
My theories:
- Interfence from the paradox realm - 'The Chronology Protection Agency'
- An AI JHVW created by the future Catholic Church and hacking into the past, to stop me worshiping elephants (now in day 22 of my Ganesh practice)
- Some sort of software bug [surely it can't be that?]
Other conspiracies in an email to the usual encrypted address . . .
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Posted: Mon 23 Aug 2010, 06:46
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Sadly my last cause for alarm bells,
was only reported by one other person
and has been cured (for me) by using the latest
Puppy Luci
Yet I like to be a Puppy Paranoia Pioneer . . .
Here is how a pdf file can take over your root access
bypass your bloated distro security and make you
as vulnerable as a new born Puppy
I suppose you could just use Puppy
or update/patch your kernel
but what would you worry about?
Where would you use your tin foil hat origami skills?
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Posted: Wed 25 Aug 2010, 05:21
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This morning I was trying to reply to this love lorn damsel
in gmail
Hi everyone...they say suffering is optional, and according to Buddhism as to how i understand it the root cause of evil/suffering is delusion and craving....and its like to be attached is dangerous....my problem is that im very very frustrated ive been seriously frustrated like my problem is taking away all the energy i have and literally driving me crazy...i can no longer control my mind since i fell in love with someone so bad...to the point where i cant sleep, i cant eat i cant function anymore...i just cant find my way back, i lost myself....can anyone say something or give me words of wisdom about this....i feel like i know what my problem is and i also know the solution but i just cant really heal myself, what should i do?i love him and i dont want to lose him but i also dont want to lose my self....-thank you friends
Now this activated a rather interesting anomaly . . .
I was sending (try sending to yourself)
the above text in plain text format from gmail as a quote and part of my reply
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I am still running Puppy 4.31.
Should I shoot myself in the head or will cyanide suffice?
I am worried that Communist regimes might use my brain to browse for information concerning the national safety, Coca Cola and the latest porn, so the full destruction is of utter importance.
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The system became kind of unresponsive (though that's probably just the router or some of the websites being unresponsive) and I lost 2M over the last two days, even though I did not save (not directly, at least) anything to the user file.
Those 2M are probably just temporaries or some configs (had to re-configure the Wifi), right?
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Every object - including you trackable
They know where you are . . .
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Thanks Lobster. A very intriguing video. However, it's more tantalizing than informative.
For instance, what is the transmission range and service life of these RFID transmitters? Are they linked to the credit card of the purchaser? Is there any consumer receiver that would allow ordinary mortals to detect and locate such devices in their vicinity?
Maybe English now needs a word for overly wish ful spies.
One concern I have is over the biological effect all of these transmissions might have on our bodies and those of smaller living organisms in their vicinity. Has there been any published research into this possible health hazard?
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Post subject: Failed Seamonkey page saves
Subject description: When trying to view saves from some sites offsite, Seamonkey connects instead to Google Stats
I like to save important messages and bulletins, especially from my cell provider, banks, etc..
I use Puppy and Seamonkey 2.0 routinely for my web browsing, and so save such pages with the browser.
A while back, when trying to view my online account balance page at Virgin Mobile while offline, I noticed that the page would not load. Instead Seamonkey tried to go online to a site called (going by memory here, as I can't test it while online) "Google statistics" or something similar. In any case, I couldn't view the "saved" page offline.
I find this very disturbing, as Virgin often makes serious mistakes in its billing, and having a record of the account page before the changes is essential to correcting them.
More recently, I've discovered that saving certain pages on Facebook is impossible (with Opera as well as Seamonkey), and there is no warning.
For instance, a new group was started recently called : Help Find the Girl....
At last count yesterday, 60,000 people "liked" the group (a prerquisite to posting on it).
I myself started a discussion topic because comments were coming in so rapidly, that any proper discussion was impossible on the group's Wall page - posts were scrolling off the page within two or three hours, before any discussion could get underway.
My topic "What's the humane way of drowning puppies", at last count had garnered 85 posts (including several of my own), which took up three pages.
Since I don't like to have my posts taken out of context, or misquoted, I routinely save such topics to hard drive, and did so with Seamonkey, without encountering any problem warnings. However, when viewing the saves offline, it turned out that my three saved pages were all the same. Only the first page of the discussion was saved, although I used the "save page function" on each of the three pages separately.
Just now, I went back to get the URL for this post, and found that all of Wall posts, and all of the discussion topic and their posts, have been removed! And I have no proof of who said what in two thirds of the discussion in which I participated.
Think this is paranoid? I disagree. It is, BTW, one of the chief reason for my use of a pseudonym online - in most forums, there is simply no way, no matter how hard you work at it, to ensure the integrity of the material attributed to you. As some of you know, this has been a problem here also. But at least here one can know or learn who has done the dirty. On Facebook, the censorship and manipulation of text is all done anonymously, and there little if any hope of getting to the bottom of it, much less correcting it.
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Post subject: Google Mail saves unreadable too
Subject description: can't access saved Google messages with Seamonkey or Opera
Did a bit more experimenting, with html saves made by Seamonkey, one from the virgin mobile website, another from gmail.
Neither one is readable. The gmail message is one from VM to me confirming that they had messed up my credits and were going to fix it immediately (they messed that up to, as it turned out).
When I try to read this message (offline OR on!) Seamonkey goes into an endless loop apparently trying to log onto my gmail account. Being logged in already doesn't even help. The html file, which is some 56K in size, according to ROX, can't be displayed. All I can do is close Seamonkey.
The page from the vm site, of similar size, simply gives a "file not found" message. Opera gives slightly different responses, but no display either.
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Food Safety: Cooking
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It is important to cook foods at a safe temperature to avoid food poisoning. The following picture shows you safe temperatures for a number of foods.
Adapted from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service (2011). Safe Minimum Cooking Temperatures. Available online: www.foodsafety.gov/keep/charts/mintemp.html.
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- Bring sauces, gravies, and soups to a boil when reheating. Reheat other leftovers to at least 165°F (74°C).
- When using a microwave oven, cover the food container, and turn or stir the food to make sure it is heated evenly throughout. If the microwave does not have a turntable, rotate the dish by hand once or twice during cooking.
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- U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service (2011). Fact sheet. Safe food handling: Basics for handling food safely. Available online: http://www.fsis.usda.gov/fact_sheets/Basics_for_Handling_Food_Safely/index.asp.
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It's rare we get a look at the very ground level of console hardware design, but that's what we got this week with an Iwata Asks segment on Nintendo's website, which shows an adorable little cardboard mock-up of a Wii U controller, used to quickly test out various possible uses for the giant pad.
I love the fact it was "hollow", so the developers could slide in different ideas. I hate that the sight of that image has put the fax noise in my head all morning, and I can't get it out.
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Students and staff at Clayton Elementary recently raised over $2,300 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society through the Pennies for Patients fundraiser.
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Results of Thursday's match at Hannibal
Mexico High School cross country team had a successful match Thursday at Hannibal. Leading off the race was the leadership of girls team captain Maddie Prince with a 13th place overall finish and a medal on what was a hilly course.
"All our girls looked strong on this course, DXC kids passed other teams on all the big hills, and maintained that lead with endurance as they worked their way up in the race. Although we have not been training on lots of hills, we have been training lots of miles this year, which really showed as other teams started looking fatigued and DXC just kept bringing it," stated MHS coach John Wilbers.
This was especially true on the boys side where the varsity emerged victorious to take the first place team award and an overwhelming 11 individual medals across the varsity and junior varsity teams. The JV race was led most of the three miles by sophomore Spencer Freeman, with teammates Drew Slay and Logan Anselmi close behind.
"I was just really impressed with how our team looked, and excited to see the commanding performance we had," said Wilbers.
VARSITY BOYS INDIVIDUAL 5k
3rd Malik Holman FR 17.41 - M
7th Jake Vitale SR 18.19 - M
9th Alex Shaw JR 19:27 - M
13th Jordan Jones FR 19.07 - M
19 th Sam Fayad JR 19.22
24th -Raven Twenter SO 19:42
35nd Hayden Hobbs SR 20.57
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3. Moberly 74
4. Troy 76
5. Kirksville 155
6. Marion Co. 158
7. Palmyra 201
8. Clark Co. 214
10. Pittsfield 246
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7th Logan Anselmi 20:29 - M
8th Scotty Martin 20:30 (1:10) - M
11th Alex Hamilton 21:10 - M
12th Micah Gwinn 21:14 - M
15th Brad Hutchinson 21:16 - M
16th Dakota McGrath 21:35
17th Dalton Wilson 21:42
19th Zach George 21:54
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22nd Danielle Bohr SR 24.23
28th Rachel Heightshoe FR 25.24
34th Mia Case 26.06
44th Lauren Ransom SO 28.17
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1. Troy 35
2. Moberly 57
3. Hannibal 73
4. Kirskville 88
5. Mexico 107
6. Marion Co. 123
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The recessionary economy of the spring of 2009 was a tough time for students looking for summer jobs. Even if aspiring entrepreneurs at Babson were lucky enough to find jobs, many were reluctant to be diverted from their real passion, pursuing a new business venture. So our students did what we prepare them to do—they took action. They approached The Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship about using its facilities to work on their businesses. The Blank Center responded in a nimble, Babson-like way, bootstrapping a pilot program for the upcoming summer. Since that time, the program has been funded with a generous gift from then-trustee Anthony Chiasson '95.
That was the genesis of our Summer Venture Program (SVP), now in its fourth year and one of our signature initiatives. The 10-week session is highly competitive: This summer 51 student teams applied and 14 were selected. The lead entrepreneur of each team must be a Babson, F.W. Olin College of Engineering, or Wellesley College student. The program is not for those seeking to research a business idea or product or hoping to write a plan. Participants need to have a minimally viable product or service, an up-and-running website, and a focus on earning revenues and receiving feedback from customers.
Steve Gold, senior partner for entrepreneurship at Olin College and the SVP's faculty director, calls it a boot camp for entrepreneurs. Participants receive access to work space, mentors (faculty members and current or former entrepreneurs), speakers, shared resources, and networking opportunities. During the first half of the program, every business has a turn on "the hot seat," during which the team receives candid constructive feedback from other participants and mentors; sometimes, these comments lead to dramatic changes in the business. The program culminates in a "demo day," which gives teams the opportunity to pitch their businesses to professional investors and the Babson community with a goal of securing seed capital, team members, or valuable contacts for their ventures.
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Despite forcing four turnovers the No. 23 Cal Lutheran football
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With Redlands trying to put together a drive late in the second quarter, CLU sophomore J.D. Austin intercepted Selway and returned it 43 yards to the UR two-yard line setting up the third touchdown run for Chambers that put CLU up 21-9 at the half.
The CLU defense kept the senior preseason all-American quarterback Selway relatively quiet throughout the game, holding him to 16 completions on 42 attempts for 154 yards. He threw one touchdown and was intercepted once.
On the Bulldogs first play of the second half, CLU forced a fumble and senior defensive end Jeff Miller came up with the recovery at the Redlands 28 yard line. After senior wide out Victor Lara caught a 21-yard pass to convert a third-and-seven, Redlands came up with a goal line stand halting the Kingsmen on four consecutive plays from inside the five yard line, including back-to-back stops of Chambers from one yard out.
Midway through the third, Laudenslayer was intercepted by All-SCIAC defensive back Mike Nicolini, who returned it 61 yards for a touchdown. After another failed two-point conversion, the CLU lead was cut to 21-15.
On CLU's next possession Laudenslayer was intercepted again and Josh Herrera returned it 43 yards to the CLU seven yard line. Selway capitalized with a touchdown pass on the first play, finding tight end Corey Sanchez in the end zone. With the extra point, the Bulldogs led 22-21 late in the third.
The Kingsmen came back with eight consecutive run plays that ended with a fourth-and-one at the Redlands 18 yard line, where Damron's 35-yard field goal from the left hash mark was good, giving CLU a 24-22 lead with 11:48 to play in the game.
With 8:20 to play in the game, Redlands took over with a short field at the CLU 38 yard line and seemed it would take advantage of the field position, picking up a first-and-goal at the seven yard line. The Kingsmen came up with a big play on that first down, forcing another fumble and Erik Chavez came up with the recovery at the CLU nine yard line with 4:48 left in the game.
As CLU tried to work on the clock deep in its own territory Laudenslayer found sophomore wide out Eric Rogers for a first down on a crucial third-and-10 with an 11-yard pass. Two plays later Laudenslayer hit Darryl Carter on a screen pass that went for 15 yards and another first down.
Redlands eventually forced a CLU punt and Nicolini returned the kick to the Redlands 40 yard line, where the Bulldogs took over with 2:24 to play, trailing by two. Facing a fourth-and-four, Selway ran up the middle for five yards, giving UR a first down with 51 seconds left.
The Bulldogs took three shots to the end zone with all three falling incomplete, setting up a game-winning 40-yard field goal opportunity for Redlands that was blocked.
Cal Lutheran (2-1, 1-0 SCIAC) will be on the road again next week as it travels to Whittier for another conference matchup, set to kickoff at 7 p.m.
Blocked Kick Saves SCIAC Opener for CLU
|No. 16 Cal Lutheran (2-1)
|Redlands (2-1)
Despite forcing four turnovers the No. 23 Cal Lutheran football
team needed a clutch blocked field goal with 16 seconds left to
preserve a 24-22 victory over Redlands in the conference opening
contest for both teams. The Kingsmen squandered a 12-point halftime
lead but a Jackson Damron field goal early in the fourth quarter
stood as the game-winning score, the only second half points for


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I diagnosed myself at the age of 21 with vitamin B12 deficiency. The only sign I had was enlarged red blood cells, no anemia. I am now 43 and have been an ER R.N. for 20 years and have also been researching vitamin B12 deficiency and pernicious anemia for 20 years. I frequently encounter patients who have signs and symptoms or are at high-risk for B12 deficiency, but doctors do not test. The one's that rarely do--- are not ordering a more sensitive test than the serum B12 test. All patients should always have a methylmalonic acid test, along with serum B12 (to aid in diagnosis). Out of frustration, witnessing patients who needed to be tested, and teaching doctors how to diagnose B12 deficiency, I co-authored the book, "Could It Be B12? An Epidemic of Misdiangoses," Quill Driver Books, 2005. 12 reviews on Amazon.com (3 from physicians). Many disorders or diseases don't have a treatment--- but B12 deficiency does. It is criminal for patients to sustain neurologic injury or permanent disability because health care professionals are not educated properly on B12 deficiency. This is a totally preventable and treatable disorder. My mission is to get a standard of care change in the early diagnosis of B12 deficiency to prevent poor health, injury, disability, poor outcomes and even death. Major malpractice cases have been won by patients who are permanently injured.
All seniors who fall should always have B12 deficiency ruled out with methylmalonic acid testing. B12 deficiency can cause gait and balance problems, tremor, orthostatic hypotension, parasthesias, confusion, dementia--- which makes a patient high risk for falling----- yet there is no standard of care to check seniors for B12 deficiency when they present with a fall. This is currently a project I am working on. I have seen many patients who have fractured their hip or femur--- who proved to have true B12 deficiency. We are wasting billions of dollars and more importantly affecting millions of lives being ignorant regarding this disorder.
Recent article I wrote for "Nursing 2007" January issue regarding B12 deficiency and the elderly. In addition, anyone with beginning dementia or with a diagnosis of dementia needs proper screening to rule out B12 deficiency. There is a critical window of opportunity to treat B12 deficiency or permanent injury will result.
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Some fields that missed showers for the 'nth' time this spring are dry without a doubt.
The bigger corn is trying to twist during the warmest parts of the day and overall color is more variable even where side dress nitrogen has been applied.
Streaky fields and yellow corn are the result of not enough soil moisture to allow corn roots to grow to the nitrogen.
We have fields at Jackson that were terribly variable that have really improved after receiving a half inch of rain this past Monday.
I'm also receiving more calls about burned corn not recovering from broadcast ammonium nitrate or urea. I have looked at some of these fields and it is distressing to see, but dry weather means those plants aren't producing new leaves as quickly as normal and unfortunately, they will take a few extra days to grow out of the damage.
• Apply side-dress nitrogen to minimize loss and also cause the least amount of damage to dry stressed corn:
Injecting anhydrous or spraying UAN behind a coulter down row middles is preferred if possible. If broadcasting ammonium nitrate or urea with Agrotain, please apply when corn leaves are DRY during mid- to late-morning and afternoon.
Spreading at night or early in the morning when there is dew on plants usually means fines and particles stick easier and may result in more damaging burn.
• Rethink inputs (nitrogen) in anticipation of an average yielding dryland crop:
With all the early planted corn, many folks had planned to bump their nitrogen amount to support a high yielding crop. I have talked with folks who are in seriously dry areas about reducing their total nitrogen rate in anticipation of a lower yielding crop and I think this makes sense to not 'shoot the moon' on nitrogen unless you are irrigating this year.
Staying with an adequate (somewhere in the 160 to 180 pound per acre range) but not excessive rate is a good idea. This will give us adequate nitrogen to make a decent crop if we get better rains later this month and in June, but we aren't throwing dollars after yield that probably won't be better than average.
• Keep weeds out of the crop to hold onto soil moisture:
Try not to burn corn with herbicide mixtures which only adds stress to the crop.
• What about foliar products to help with stress, provide nutrients, etc.?
We generally discourage using these products due to lack of consistent response for the cost. We are trying a few of these to see what they do on some very dry corn at Milan, but I doubt that they will turn fields around that aren't getting water.
If you decide to try one on a few acres I would not spend a lot of money on any product. Plants can only absorb so much nitrogen, etc through the leaves and the benefit may only be a temporary cosmetic color change.
Check labels!!! Some of these materials don't have much information about whether they can be mixed with your post herbicide products and some higher load fertilizer products may actually cause more leaf burn when applied with herbicide combinations.
The more 'stuff' you throw in the tank the more likely some things won't play well together.
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