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Doyle E. Denney, 70, of Grand Island died on Monday, August 24, 2015.
Visitation will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, August 27, at the Evangelical Free Church in Grand Island.
Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, August 28 at the Evangelical Free Church. Rev. Paul Canady will officiate. Burial will follow at 3:30 p.m. at Pella Reformed Church Cemetery in Adams, NE. All Faiths Funeral Home in Grand Island is serving the family.
Doyle was born on April 28, 1945 in Onawa, IA, son of Floyd and Ida (Martin) Denney.
He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Melanie; sons, Dr. Sean (Lindsey) Denney of Kearney, Seth (Melissa) Denney of Minden, and Ty (Chris) Denney of rural Douglas; brother, Otis (Shirley) Denney of Onawa, IA; sisters , Marlene ( Dick) Ping of Onawa, IA, and Sharon (CJ) Harris of Springfield, NE.
Those also left to cherish his memory include his grandchildren, Jenna, Joshua, Josie, Weston, Cassidy, Evan, Bryce, Hadley, Kellen, Caitlyn, and Delaney; mother-in-law, Marjorie Nieveen of Panama, NE; brother-in-law, Roger (Shirleen) Nieveen of Bellwood; sister-in-law, Kay (Don) Softley of Grant; along with several nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.
Doyle is preceded in death by his parents; brother and sister-in-law, Vern (Mardell) Denney; and father-in-law, Melvin Nieveen.
While attending Wayne State College he met Melanie Nieveen; and they were united in marriage on April 21, 1967. Following their marriage, Doyle began coaching high school boys' basketball and other sports. Later on he was hired as a head basketball coach at Wilber Clatonia, Waho Neumann, Ord, Grant, Lincoln Christian and McCook. Beginning in 1990, he was employed as a principal for several locations, most recently North West High School, until his retirement in 2010.
Doyle loved to share his faith. He and Melanie were active in starting Fellowship of Christian Athlete huddles in many of the high schools he worked and they were active in Bible studies. He most recently was the FCA Coaches Ministry Director for Nebraska and he and Melanie were Teammates Mentors. Both were members of the Evangelical Free Church in Grand Island.
He and Melanie were a team, doing nearly everything together. Spending time with his family was very important, whether coaching them in a variety of sports or working together while painting houses in the summer. In recent years, Doyle's grandchildren meant the world to him.
Memorials are suggested to Fellowship of Christian Athletes or to Compassion International.


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¼ cup flour
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Pastry for 9-inch single crust pie
Fat-free whipped topping
Lime slices for garnish
Beat eggs whites in large mixing bowl until stiff peaks form; set aside.
In small bowl beat egg yolks; add milk and lime juice. Add sugar, flour and salt; beat until smooth.
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Bake at 350°F for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden brown (surface may crack).
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I want to swap my cap with zangief's hairs (15th #EMG -as viewed in sf4explorer-)
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¤ More infos on smd here: http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Studiomdl_Data
Now you can use OBJ2EMG.exe:
¤ To use a .obj from 3ds max in OBJ2EMG you may need to open it and save it in misfit model 3d first.
Then use EMGSWAP.exe:
We aren't done yet, it needs some textures (diffusion+normal map dds):
¤ See other tutorials to add dds to your col.emb and nml.emb...
Then use DDSREFEDIT32.exe (I renamed former new.emo to ZGF_01.obj.emo before this step):
That looks OK in sf4explorer:
Let's test in game:
I thought the bone ID# was in hexadecimal in the smb... it's in decimal sorry for the confusion, I erased that part.
You actually need to write it in hexadecimal when you do it manually, we'll see that in another tutorial...
edit 2: I knew I forgot something...
I didn't linked any material features in the .emm to my "mcap"
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 127 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
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Another thought: Lynx and "links" are homophones. In addition to a lynx, a network with links could be incorporated.
A goal we have for this contest is to provide feedback to every designer. Thanks!
Here are some images we like (not requirements)
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Marian Locksley's curator insight, March 11, 2014 10:14 AM
Meanwhile, the deepwater St. Lawrence Estuary beluga population is a species at risk of extinction and is protected under the Species At Risk Act. According to Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the St. Lawrence is home to an estimated 1,000 belugas.
Because of the species' protected status, the federal government has to protect its habitat.
"The building of that deepwater wharf will bring a lot of noise and traffic," he says.
"If the sound is more distant, there will be some behavioural response. The heaviest response could be leaving the area," Michaud explains.
"It could mask their usable communication, their activity for finding food or for navigating. High sounds, very powerful sounds... they could have even physical damage."
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Karen Kay's curator insight, March 11, 2014 1:53 PM
somewhere between a regular whale and a manatee. These lovely and graceful white creatures need our protection.
Marian Locksley's curator insight, June 6, 2013 2:59 AM
The danger remains that if the number of dolphinaria in the EU remains the same or increases that attempts may be made by dolphinaria to import further wild-caught dolphins into the EU which contradicts EU law, too" (source)
Marian Locksley's curator insight, April 24, 2013 5:19 AM
A juvenile humpback whale that had become stranded in shallow water in La Paz Bay was rescued Sunday by authorities and citizens who used a rope and boats to pull the cetacean into deeper water.
According to Octavo Dia, the rescue effort lasted two-plus hours and the whale seemed to swim freely away despite the long and very dramatic ordeal.
(The accompanying Cabovision video shows part of the rescue effort, including the whale being pulled from the shoal. It does not show the whale swimming to freedom.)
"The effort followed the protocol for marine mammal rescue," Octavo Dia reported. "The struggle to save the whale lasted over two hours, but the successful results incited elated uproar in the concerned witnesses."
The whale had become stranded beyond El Coromuel Beach during low tide. El Coromuel is north of La Paz, which is the capital of Baja California Sur. Among those assisting in the rescue effort were members of a local stranding network.
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The weather conditions today during the slopestyle contest at the 29th Burton U.S. Open weren't ideal—the ten men and six women who came to compete today were in for a challenge. On the lift ride up through the thick fog, the woods were alive with the sounds of cracking limbs snapping under the weight of melting ice. Fog was drifting up and down the course and rain was soaking layers not covered by plastic poncho. It was so East Coast.
The women got the worst of it during the morning finals with visibility being the biggest problem—it was all about goggle management. Finnish rider Enni Rukajärvi has been having a great season, she picked up Burton as a sponsor, and then got to work winning gold at the 2011 X Games slopestyle (her first time competing at X by the way). Today, she was able to overcome the challenging conditions to take the slopestyle win, she says, "I just tried to concentrate on my tricks—I knew I could do them. I didn't even try to see my landing, I just trusted that I'd land." She won it on her second run linking up a frontside 3, a backside 5 Indy, and a Cab 5 mute.
Jamie Anderson took second in a run that included a huge switch back 5 on the first jump, she says," I was stoked on my switch back five; I didn't do it until my run. I went huge and I stomped it-I was pumped." Seventeen-year-old Norwegian newcomer Silje Norendal landed in third.
In the men's comp, it was a battle between Eric Willett and Mark McMorris for first. In the end Eric's second run sealed the deal leaving him with a victory run on his last lap. This is the best finish ever for Willett in a 6 star TTR event. He combo'd up a frontside 270 boardslide, to a back tail 450 out, Cab underflip 900, tailslide 270 out, front 9 tailgrab, and a switch backside double cork 1080 mute. The double cork was enormous and stomped clean. "Internet sensation" Mark McMorris rode strong and consistent, landing a Cab underflip 900 to a backside double cork 1080 on the last jump. He didn't pull out his 1440—he says that he expects to try it maybe at the European X Games next week or at a shoot this Spring. Chas was stoked with his finish, as always he rode with intensity, his Cab double cork 1260 was enough to knock Canadian Jason Dubois off the podium, and brought a round of applause from his fellow riders.
Tomorrow is another big day of competition with the pipe finals. Kelly Clark and Iouri "I-Pod" Podlatchikov are leading the way. Let's hope the weather cooperates.
Women's Slopestyle Podium
1. Enni Rukajärvi, 86.5
2. Jamie Anderson, 84.8
3. Silje Norendal, 78.7
4. Kjersti Buass, 74.5
5. Spencer O'Brien, 58.5
6. Jordi Karlinski, 49.6
Men's Slopestyle Podium
1. Eric Willett, 90.4
2. Mark McMorris, 87.8
3. Chas Guldemond, 87.2
4. Jason Dubois, 84.2
5. Jeremy Thompson, 76.8
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FBI searches Maryland GOP fundraising firm with ties to former Trump campaign manager
FBI agents raided the office of a Republican consulting firm in Maryland in connection with an investigation into the 2013 Virginia governor's race.
The investigation is being run out of Washington, not locally.
The FBI used trash bags to cover a window at the third-floor offices of Strategic Campaign Group.
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Research Physicist, CRREL
- BS, Electrical Engineering, Brigham Young University 1999
- MS, Electrical Engineering, Brigham Young University 1999
- PhD, Electrical Engineering, MIT 2004
Research Interests
Electromagnetic models; electromagnetic induction (EMI); fast electromagnetic solver methods; electromagnetic neuroscience; neuronal recording, stimulation, and modeling methods; rough surface scattering; remote sensing; sub-surface detection; numerical methods in EM
Selected Publications
- Barrowes B.E., O'Neill K., Grzegorczyk T., Chen X., and Kong J.A., "Broadband Electromagnetic Induction Solution for a Conducting and Permeable Spheroid," Transactions on Geoscience & Remote Sensing, Nov. 2004, vol.42, no.11, p.2479-89.
- Barrowes B.E., O'Neill K., Grzegorczyk T., and Kong J.A., "Asymptotic Expansions of the Prolate Spheroidal Wave Function and Their Eigenvalues for Complex Size Parameter," Studies in Applied Mathematics, Oct. 2004, v.113, no.3, p.271-301.
- Barrowes B.E., Ao C. O., Teixeira F.L., and Kong J.A., "Sparse matrix/canonical grid method applied to 3-D dense medium simulations," Oct. 2002, IEEE Trans. on Antennas and Propagation.
- Barrowes, B.E., and Long, D.G., "Evaluation of a compound probability model with tower-mounted scatterometer data," IEEE Trans. on Geo. and Remote Sensing, Jan. 2002, vol. 40(1), pp 42-9.
- Barrowes B.E., Teixeira F.L., and Kong J.A., "Fast Algorithm for Matrix-Vector Multiply of Asymmetric Multilevel Block-Toeplitz Matrices in 3-D Scattering," Microwave and Optical Technology Letters, October 2001, Wiley InterScience.
- Barrowes B.E., Ao C.O., Teixeira F.L., Kong J.A., and Tsang, L., "Monte Carlo Simulation of Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in Dense Random Media with Dielectric Spheroids," The Institute for Elect., Inf., and Comm. Engineers, Vol. E83-C, No. 12, Dec. 2000.
Open Source and Other Projects
- Barrowes B.E., "f2matlab.m," Fortran90 to Matlab™ translator, open source project, https://sourceforge.net/projects/f2matlab/
- Barrowes B.E., "matlab2fmex.m," Matlab™ to Fortran90 MEX-file translator, open source project, https://sourceforge.net/projects/matlab2fmex/
- Barrowes B.E., "Computation of Special Functions," Translated (using f2matlab) Fortran code by S. Zhang and J. Jin to Matlab™. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/6218-computation-of-special-functions
- Barrowes B.E., "Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB™," Updated Matlab™ toolbox which allows access to Mathematical kernel from Matlab™. http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/5344/
- Barrowes B.E., "The Multiple Precision Toolbox for Matlab™," Toolbox which allows multiple precision arithmetic in Matlab™ via a library of mex interfaces to the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library and The MPFR Library. https://sourceforge.net/projects/mptoolbox/


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This page lists databases or static web sites produced by state government or their political subdivisions that provide biographical sketches of authors, state officials, famous state residents, etc. It was last reviewed on June 15, 2013.
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- Colorado
- Colorado Legislators Past and Present - A database of biographies on Colorado state legislators, both current and historical.
- Florida
- Florida Biography & Citation Index contains references to biographical information on notable Floridians in the books, periodicals, vertical files, newspapers and maps of the State Library's Florida Collection. Some of the resources indexed are rare, but many are current periodicals that might be found in local libraries. The records in this index are a subset of the State Library of Florida's library catalog and are searched through the Library Online Catalog. To search for just the Florida Biography/Citation Index citations, click on the "Advanced Search" option (under the search box), and then on the search form, choose Florida Biography & Citation Index from the "Location" dropdown box. On the results of your search, you will see a list of the records with a call number in the format FLCITE(374332.1). Click on the "Details" button to see the record. On the detailed record click on the "Catalog Record" tab to see the list of citations for that record.
- Indiana
- Indiana Biography Index Published Before 1990 - Search database by the last name of the person. The entries are images of the original card file housed at the state library. Entries include birth and death dates when available.
- Indiana Biography Index Published Since 1990 - From the website, "indexes select books and periodicals published in or after 1990 with information about people with strong connections to Indiana. Each entry includes a first and last name, dates of birth and death when available, and basic information about the source."
- Kentucky
- Kentucky Governors - Static list providing brief biographical sketches of all of Kentucky's governors since 1792.
- Maine
- Legislator Biographical DatabaseThe database includes the legislator's name, years of service, legislative body, political party affiliations, town of residence, some birth and death dates, and incidental additional notes about Maine legislators primarily from 1820 forward.
- Maine Writers Database - Searchable database of writers with a relationship to the State of Maine. The connection may be birth, residency, employment or works that are set in Maine.
- Minnesota
- Minnesota Legislators Past and Present - Includes legislators since the territorial days, this database can be searched by over a dozen different categories.
- Missouri
- Governors - Chronological list of the governors of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- Lieutenant Governors - Chronological list of the lieutenant governors of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- Secretaries of State - Chronological list of the secretaries of state of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- State Auditors - Chronological list of the state auditors of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- State Treasurers - Chronological list of the state treasurers of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- Attorneys General - Chronological list of the attorneys general of Missouri with party, term, home county, and dates of birth and death.
- State Legislators - Alphabetical list of state legislators including party, office, county/district elected, and years served. Covers 1820 - 2000.
- Officers of the Missouri Senate and House - Chronological list of officers, including President Pro Tem-Senate, Secretary of the Senate, Speaker of the House, and Chief Clerk of the House, for each session. Covers 1820 - 2011.
- Judges of the Missouri Supreme Court - Chronological list of judges with home counties and terms served. Covers 1820 - 2011.
- U.S. Representatives - Alphabetical list of Representatives of the U.S. Congress with district, party, and year elected.
- U.S. Senators - Alphabetical list of Senators of the U.S. Congress with party and year elected.
- New Jersey
- Governors of New Jersey, 1664-1974: Biographical Essays - Full-text electronic version of the book published by the New Jersey Historical Commission.
- North Carolina
- North Carolina Builders & Architects: A Biographical Dictionary This biographical dictionary highlights architects and builders who have produced North Carolina's architecture for more than 300 years. Clicking on "show more options" opens up Gender, Race, Trade, Styles & Forms, Building Types, and "Flourished Dates." Records includes locations where the builders and architects did projects.
- North Dakota
- North Dakota Biography Index - An ongoing project to provide access to biographical sketches found in a wide variety of North Dakota publications. It currently contains some 250,000 names to published biographical sketches of North Dakotans found in over 800 publications.
- Texas
- Members and Leaders of the Texas Legislature - Also includes separate databases for women legislators, Speakers of the House, President of the Senate, Governor and Lt. Governor (several lists go back to 1846).
- Washington
- HistoryMakers - A biographical database of Washington elected officials and activists. Entries include basic biographical information with a photo and links to other online information. The database covers the offices of governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, and representatives of the U.S. House and Senate and will continue to be expanded.
- Wyoming
- Wyoming Authors Wiki - The Wyoming Authors Wiki is a clearinghouse for information on book authors who've lived in Wyoming or who write about Wyoming. You can search the wiki using the box in the top right corner of every page, or you can browse by author, county or genre.
- Wyoming Biography Database - From the web site, "This database serves as an index to books that contain biographical profiles of Wyoming people. Currently, there are approximately 12,000 entries from 38 books (most of these books are available through the interlibrary loan service of your local library). The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries are best represented although there are some contemporary figures. If you find the person you are after and have any interest at all in the associated family, I highly recommend looking at the original sketch. Many are rich in details about both the ancestors and children of the subject. Often the article also includes narrative about the spouse's family."
- [Wyoming Governors database Wyoming Governors Database] - Dropdown boxes allow you to limit by state or territorial, term in office, party or whether a governor was a Wyoming native.


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Delphi, Apr 2002, 14.95, 192 pp. ISBN: 0966339762 Toby the Siamese cat finds himself struggling for survival in the Australian wilderness. He has no way of making it as humans have pampered him all his life. However, he meets up with a wild feline and has some of the best sex of his life. The next day humans find Roby returning him to civilization. Toby's evening in the wild leaves behind a pregnant cat. That child struggles for survival aga...
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Five Star, Dec 2004, 25.95, 260 pp. ISBN: 1594142610 On Vancouver Island, jewelry designer widow Kirsten Zelichovsky awaits the arrival of her flirty sister Emma Knelson. However, when Emma fails to appear, Kirsten turns to the police, who offer no satisfaction. To get away from her worries, Kirsten joins some friends caving. When she finds a passage into one cave, her cronies dub it Kirsten's Cave. However, she is stunned when inside the c...


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If you read this blog, you will know that I love Malay cooking.
Every time I go back to Malaysia, I never miss out Malay food, especially Malay nasi campur (rice plates) or nasi Melayu, where I get to choose the dishes to go with a plate of steamed white rice.
I always go crazy with the wide selections—rendang, chicken in spicy sauce, sambal sotong, egg sambal, sambal okra, and the list goes on.
Every single dish is so enticing and mouthwatering and I just wanted to eat them all. Sometimes, I would have 5 or 6 dishes on top of the steamed rice.
I love it, because Malay food absolutely rocks in the taste department.
One of the dishes I love is turmeric chicken (ayam goreng kunyit or ayam masak kunyit).
Depending on where you get this dish from, the chicken could be deep fried (hence the word "goreng") or just simply cooked in a simple stir-fry.
Out of all the dry spices, I am partial to turmeric, or kunyit.
Growing up, we used a lot of turmeric in our kitchen; turmeric adds a beautiful yellow color to the food and lends the exotic nuance and aroma to every dish that we made at home.
This dish is no exception as the turmeric makes the chicken intensely tasty.
The onion, red chili, and French beans add to the texture, presentation, and flavor of the overall dish.
Most people don't like to deep fry chicken at home, so this is my take on the traditional Malay turmeric chicken, or ayam masak kunyit.
It's a simple stir-fry dish that anyone can make at home, and takes less than 30 minutes to make.
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johnlev necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 538 diseños de 131 diseñadores freelance.
We are launching a range of cost effective handheld wireless measuring devices into Transport, Logistics and Postal industries worldwide. cubetape provides a simple way to capture, record and upload wirelessly the dimensions of parcels and other shipments. It simplifies business processes, improves accuracy, saves time, and integrates easily into current systems. Wireless connectivity is provided with either Bluetooth or Infrared. You can get an idea of what this will look like at http://blog.cubetape.com
Organisations worldwide using couriers and transport companies to move parcels and freight
Transport companies
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We are looking for a logo which can be used on the physical product, the web and other materials such as business cards
It should be based primarily on a typographical treatment of the cubetape name
If possible we'd like the logo to incorporate two key elements of the product – tape based measurement and wireless connectivity (although it may be difficult to incorporate both elements whilst maintaining a clean and simple design)
There may be value in animating the logo in a future web design project, so interested in any creative thoughts on that
Clean and simple design with few elements is preferred
We'll be using the following rating system
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SEATAC, Wash. (AP) — Officials at Sea-Tac Airport say a passenger entered a secure area through a concourse exit lane last night, causing a security breach and prompting authorities to clear several concourses until the man was located. An airport spokesman says 1,000 to 1,500 passengers in the C and D concourses and central terminal had to be rescreened. Officials say the incident was a misunderstanding and not a security threat.


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Clorox Professional Products Company Supports Green Seal as the Leading Green Certification Organization
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(3BL Media) Oakland, CA - June 13, 2012 – State and local governments nationwide including California1 and the City of New York2 have proposed or passed regulations requiring environmentally preferable products be used in public schools and public buildings. Currently, 37 states have passed such regulations, thirteen of which list Green Seal certification as required criteria for products being purchased and used. As what can be perceived as an "indoor greening" movement, governments are recognizing the tremendous benefits environmentally friendlier measures provide to the students, residents and employees whom frequent public buildings.
As part of New York City's next phase of the Green Our Cleaning Act, the city has proposed a "Environmental Preferable Purchasing Program" amendment that requires agencies to purchase cleaning products that comply with the standards set forth by one of the following third-party programs: Green Seal, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Design for the Environment, and/or New York State Office of General Services Green Cleaning Program.2
With green cleaning product claims becoming more abundant, Clorox Professional Products Company values the role of independent third-party organizations that validate the efficacy and environmental standards of green cleaning products including Clorox Commercial Solutions® Green Works® Concentrated Cleaners. Organizations, such as Green Seal, provide procurement professionals, janitorial staff and consumers with the scientific research and confidence that the products being used live up to the claims they make.
"We are proud to have our products certified by Green Seal, whose seal has become synonymous with environmental leadership," said Lynda Lurie, marketing manager, Clorox Professional Products Company. "We commend Green Seal as the organization local and state governments rely on to set the standard for environmentally preferable products."
In 2010, Clorox Professional Products Company submitted Green Works® Concentrated Cleaners to Green Seal to be evaluated for certification. The 99 percent naturally derived cleaners met the highest standards of environmental quality and performance, receiving the prestigious certification3. Procurement professionals, school administrators, building service contractors, custodians and facility professionals recognize the Clorox brand and Green Works® Concentrated Cleaners for powerful cleaning performance, and can also trust that the products are deemed environmentally preferable.
"Green Seal's mission is to develop life-cycle based sustainability standards for products and offer third-party certification for those that meet the criteria," said Linda Chipperfield, vice president of marketing and communications for Green Seal. "We actively identify and promote sustainability in helping organizations be greener in a real and more effective way."
Green Works Concentrated Cleaners are used in thousands of facilities nationwide because they deliver the powerful clean expected from The Clorox Company in a way that is conscious of environmental impact.
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Clorox Professional Products Company offers a full line of established brands designed for the commercial industry. Our professional products include the industry's most recognized brand names, including, Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes, Clorox® Germicidal Bleach, Clorox® Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfecting Cleaners, Green Works® Naturally Derived ready-to-use and concentrated cleaners, Formula 409® sprays and Pine-Sol® cleaners. Whether it be hospitals, offices, restaurants, schools, health clubs, hotels or any other commercial setting, Clorox Professional Products Company is committed to not only understanding the ever-changing demands of the professional cleaning environment, but to developing product solutions to help our customers excel in their businesses. For more information, visit www.cloroxprofessional.com.
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Taste of summer tomato basil pasta
With Memorial Day Weekend just around the corner, it's starting to feel like summer in New Jersey. Temperatures yesterday reached the 80s and the same is forecast for today (why do I ahve to go to the office?). It's too early for most Jersey crops, but that doesn't prevent me from wanting to savor the taste of summer. I planted a ton of basil this year and it's ready for picking. I also planted Swiss chard which we enjoyed for the first time on Wednesday. Last night, the basil was calling my name so I had to find a way to use it.
Weeknight meals can be a challenge in any household and not surprisingly, ours is no exception. On Thursdays I'm often at the office until 6 or later so getting dinner together usually requires advance prep (or leftovers). Last night however, I found the perfect recipe: a fresh pasta sauce that can be made in less time than it takes the water to boil (a LOT less time - think 3 minutes). What's more, it's like summer in a bowl and doesn't require any cooking. One bite and both Jeff and I agreed this one was going on the list of regular pasta dishes that appears in my kitchen.
I paired it with grilled Italian sausages, but the flavors could go with anything: grilled shrimp, chicken or pork or a juicy steak, I even considered breading some pork cutlets with parmesan and breadcrumbs to go with it, but decided to save that idea for a rainy day and use the grill instead.
I used pappardelle because I had half a package that I needed to use, but use your favorite. Also, in a moment that may shock my readers, I reduced the amount of garlic. Since it's raw, I only used 1 small clove - raw garlic doesn't not seem to mix with pregnancy too well... but have no fear, in about 8 weeks, it'll be back to a full dose of garlic (or more!) in every recipe!
Pappardelle with Checca Sauce
adapted from Everyday Italian by Giada DiLaurentiis
1 clove garlic
1 scallion, coarsely chopped
1 small handful fresh basil leaves
1 pint grape or cherry tomatoes, larger ones halved
2 Tbsp. olive oil
1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
4 oz. fresh mozzarella, cut into bite-sized pieces
Salt and pepper, to taste
1/2 pound pappardelle or your favorite pasta
Put water on to boil for the pasta.
While water is heating, put the scallion and garlic in the bowl of a food processor and pulse until finely chopped. Add the tomatoes, basil, olive oil and parmesan. Pulse until the tomatoes are coarsely chopped (don't puree!).
Put the mozzarella in the bottom of a serving bowl and pour the sauce over it. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Cook pasta in salted water according to package directions. Scoop the cooked posta from the pot directly into the bowl of sauce and toss to combine. Add 1/4 cup or so of the cooking water as needed to achieve desired consistency. Serve immediately.
Note: this recipe can easily be doubled and used as a main course or to serve more than 2 people.
9 comments:
- roxan said...
This looks a lot like a pasta dish I made earlier this week. Mind had zucchini though :)
Totally know what you mean about how hard it is to cook on weeknights. Sometimes if I can I'll do some of the prep work the night before. It really makes a difference.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:31 AM
- Coco @ Opera Girl Cooks said...
I've seen a veggie meat loaf dish that she tops with checca sauce as well, and that is some good stuff! Of course it's great on pasta too.
- May 21, 2010 at 10:32 AM
- C and C Dish said...
This is my kind of pasta dish...I love eating pasta, this looks delicious=}
- May 21, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Winelady Cooks said...
Love this dish and these types of pasta recipes. They are so easy to prepare and delicious.
Thanks for sharing.
- May 21, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- Lyndsey @ I'm Lyndsey said...
Wow that looks delish and I could deff see me pairing it with grilled hot sausage! Or shrimp to be on the lighter side of things.
And yes, Jersey was GORGEOUS yesterday and today is shaping up pretty nice too (can't wait to get out of work!)
- May 21, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- Mother Rimmy said...
What a fresh and simple pasta dish. You can't beat fresh basil!
- May 21, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- The Cilantropist said...
I have made a pasta dish almost exactly like this before, and so I completely agree with you that the taste combo is awesome and the quick prep makes it even better. :) And so summery!
- May 21, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- Magic of Spice said...
Looks like Spring:) Sounds great!
- May 22, 2010 at 3:16 PM
most certainly a summer dish... lovely pasta.
- June 2, 2010 at 2:17 PM


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Key Ingredient for Innovation: Diversity
Harvard Business School professor Tarun Khannah on successful patterns for innovation: One key, he says, is to draw on people with diverse backgrounds.
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John Elder Robison delivers a 17th century sermon on hypocrisy
My ancestor Rowland Jones was the first rector of Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Virginia. He was an Oxford graduate, from Merton College, ordained by Bishop Henry King and sent to Virginia six years later. Arriving at Jamestown, he traveled to Williamsburg to become their first rector. He served the congregation faithfully from 1674 until his death in 1688. I always wondered what he might have preached in his church . . . now I have an idea. The pastor who followed him - James Blair - recorded some of his sermons for posterity.
This evening, I decided to read one for you. There are a few bumps as I stumble on the old language but all in all, it still reads pretty smoothly. Its message, though dated, still rings true today.
This very sermon was originally delivered before the Bruton Parish congregation, in my ancestor's church over 300 years ago. When you click the link it opens a new window and downloads the 17 meg mp3 file, which should play automatically.
I'd be very interested in what you think.
The photo below shows the church yard where he's buried, illuminated by starlight last week.


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According to this article at New Scientist, a team of researchers from five institutions, including MIT and the University of California at Berkley, are working hard to solve the technical problems that plague existing peer-to-peer (P2P) networks. This next generation P2P network, funded by a $12 million grant from the National Science Foundation, has been dubbed the Infrastructure for Resilient Internet Systems (IRIS). The goal of the project is to design a P2P network that solve three of these technical issues found in todays P2P networks:
- The target file will always be found, unless there is a physical break in the network
- Adding information to the network will not affect its performance
- Machines can be added or removed from the network without any noticeable adverse affects
These are rather ambitious goals. How will it work?
On the web, information is usually kept on a central server. But in IRIS information will be duplicated as its popularity increases, thereby sharing the load over many machines. Shifting the information means the information can dodge an attack.
What requirements would such a system have, resource-wise? It seems to me that this methodology of duplicating the information in a distributed system would not only increase storage needs but also bandwidth needed to maintain each de-centralized server.
The fact that this is being funded by a government grant raises some interesting issues that should be watched carefully. Will laws such as the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) be enforced? If not, won't this system just make the proliferation of copyrighted materials much more difficult to restrict?
"How do you prevent people from doing bad things? I don't think this is a technical problem," says Balakrishnan. "People are working in our team to prevent removal of information," he says. "I am not interested in censoring the publishing of information."
It may be years until we see IRIS deployed. It will be interesting to see just how the project unfolds, and how the issues such as copyright enforcement and resource usage are dealt with. I think that organizations that fight copyright infringement on a daily basis will be working hard to make such a system tightly controlled, if it ever sees the light of day.


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Unemployment in Monroe and Pike counties rose in December 2012.
Unemployment in Monroe and Pike counties rose in December 2012.
Monroe County unemployment rose to 9.9 percent, a full half a percentage point jump from November 2012.
Monroe's December 2012 rate was eight-tenths of a percent higher than a year ago.
Pike County's unemployment edged up slightly to 11.1 percent last month, three-tenths of a percent higher than November 2012 and a full percentage point above the unemployment rate a year ago.
Monroe's jump in unemployment was caused by an increase in the number of people looking for jobs. The labor force grew by 600, while just 400 new jobs were added in the county.
Pike's rate increased because the labor force grew at twice the rate as jobs. The workforce added 400 workers, while only 200 new jobs were added during the month.
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The mayor didn't give any explanation as to why he skipped out on marching in the parade on Sunday; after all he was there before the parade to deliver some remarks, wave to the marchers, and kiss some babies along the route. (Okay, we made that last part up.)
Maybe it didn't have anything to do with him being all tuckered out, but had more to do with the chilly reception he got on Saturday from the folks in the Rockaways. As the mayor marched, people watching the parade booed Hizzoner as he passed.
They were presumably upset about the way the city has handled the response to Hurricane Sandy, and weren't shy about letting the mayor know it. But would that really dissuade the mayor from marching on Sunday?
After all, it's not like Sunnyside was hit particularly hard by Sandy, so we can't imagine that there would be any lingering ill will toward Bloomberg. We're pretty sure he was safe from heckling and jeering on Skillman Avenue.
Maybe he really is suffering from parade fatigue, and simply saving himself up for the big St. Patrick's Day march up Fifth Avenue in Manhattan?
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Shortly after the storm, the mayor took a tour of the Rockaways and received a similar reception, most of it caught on television cameras.
At a press conference in Long Island City on Monday, the mayor had this to say about his hecklers when asked about the booing:
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Once countywide school board members finished Tuesday, Jan. 29, posing for a picture with outgoing Memphis City Schools superintendent Kriner Cash, the board quickly got back to the emerging details of the coming schools merger.
They approved Memphis City Schools attorney Dorsey Hopson as the interim superintendent of the Memphis City Schools system effective Friday, Feb. 1, through the end of June.
And the board set July 1 as the effective date of the transfer of Memphis City Schools into the Shelby County Schools system – the merger date.
Meanwhile, classes in the consolidated countywide school system for the 2013-2014 school year will begin Aug. 5 under the school year calendar also approved this week by the school board.
All of that happened with considerable debate among the board but mostly lopsided votes.
"I have no desire to do this long term," Hopson said after his selection, indicating he hopes to remain as attorney to the consolidated school system.
Hopson was the first nominated and was appointed without objection by the board after it voted not to select Memphis City Schools operations chief Roderick Richmond, who was nominated by board member Martavius Jones.
Richmond indicated he will apply for the superintendent position of the merged school system, which was a factor for several board members who voted for Hopson.
"I don't want this to become a political mess over the next four or five months of jockeying for position," school board member and Arlington Mayor Mike Wissman said.
Jones called on Cash to say who he supported. Cash said he didn't think that would be fair.
"Stop dividing this board," school board member Kevin Woods said to Jones.
Hopson said he is "deeply humbled and honored" at the selection.
"The first focus needs to be to work with Dr. Richmond … to make sure we sustain the academic goals and the academic achievements we have gained during Dr. Cash's tenure," Hopson said of his goals. "There also needs to be one voice for this merger, so we need to mobilize and get behind (Shelby County Schools superintendent) John Aitken."
There was more board debate during the approval of the school year calendar when school board member Joe Clayton tried to amend it to change the "winter break" in late December and early January to a "Christmas break."
"In public schools, we've taken God out of schools. We've taken discipline out of schools," Wissman said. "We've become more politically correct and we take it out of this country. We are a fluid society now. We've changed some. But that's still what this country was based on."
But other board members said both school systems are more diverse spiritually and religiously.
"We can't stop children from praying," school board member Tomeka Hart said. "The only thing we can do is stop forcing children to pray. People who pray are praying everyday in school."
"The reality is that a lot of our discipline structure and other things were founded on pieces of the Old and New Testament," countered school board member David Reaves. "I think it signifies something we need to stay aligned to."
The board adopted a compromise to refer to the break as a "holiday break."
Cash's last board meeting before he becomes an "adviser" to the school system through the end of July, under terms of his resignation, demonstrated what is expected to be an acceleration of the merger process.
School board chairman Billy Orgel told board members he will be calling numerous special meetings beyond the once-a-month voting meetings.
"I think we are going to be seeing a lot of each other going forward," he said.
The board approved Tuesday a schools admissions policy for the merged school district that adopts the Memphis City Schools model that allows teachers and school staff to request their children attend the school they work at with permission of the principal.
It ends the Shelby County Schools policy that permits teachers to get a school transfer for their children to any school they select.
And the board voted to set up an examiner's position and a special committee of one school board member and two school system administrators to hear appeals from parents who want to challenge their child's school assignment. The committee approach to the appeals is the Shelby County Schools model.
Administrators of both school systems and several board members said they expect there will be a rise in the number of such appeals as the merger begins.
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Just call it the U. of Starbucks. The coffee giant announced Monday that it will pay for its baristi and other employees to go back and finish their college degrees this autumn, and they owe Starbucks nothing in the end, ponying up for neither the venti latte of the degree nor the caramel drizzle of student-loan interest rates.
Here\'s the deal: Dubbed the \'Starbucks College Achievement Plan,\' the company is teaming up with Arizona State University, and is open to any of the company\'s 135,000 U.S. employees provided they work at least 20 hours a week and have the grades and test scores to get into ASU. If a worker has at least two years of college credit, they will earn full tuition reimbursement for each year of work toward a bachelor\'s degree earned online. Starbucks is also offering a dedicated enrollment coach, financial-aid counselor and academic advisers.
As for freshman and sophomore equivalents, they\'ll get a partial scholarship of around $6,500 on average toward $20,000 tuition from combined Starbucks and ASU investments, reported the University Herald at ASU.
Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of EdVisors.com, told that newspaper that most Starbucks workers are probably eligible for a Pell Grant of $5,730 a year, meaning they would probably only pay $2,040 themselves.
An online degree at ASU can cost between $3,000 and $10,000 a year, according to a Wall Street Journal report. That can still can be a lot for the average barista at Starbucks who earns just over $10 a hour. Up to this point, Starbucks has shelled out $1,000 in total education reimbursement per year for eligible employees.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says the American Dream has been \"fracturing\" and creating significant inequalities in the country. \"Everyone who works as hard as our partners do should have the opportunity to complete college, while balancing work, school and their personal lives,\" he said. Bloomberg points out that 25% of the company\'s employees already have bachelor\'s degrees.
A week ago, President Barack Obama announced a loan-service forgiveness program. That comes as outstanding student-loan debt climbed by $114 billion at the end of 2013, due to hit $1.08 trillion by the end of this year.
So far, the Starbucks plan has been greeted by applause:
But not all were cheering so wildly:
Time will tell if Starbucks is a trendsetter. Home Depot and L. Brands stand among the few other corporations that offer tuition help for employees. Wal-Mart , McDonald\'s and Target also offer some higher-education assistance.
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