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As tasters, we must listen, and listen carefully in the case of more delicate grapes and wines like Pinot Noir and red Burgundy. I make Pinot in part because of that. I want a wine that compels me to listen.
Last night I opened the first of several bottles from Pierre Guillemot that purchased recently, red Burgundies from several vineyards in the village of Savigny from a producer known for delicate, perfumed, ageworthy wines. I opened this one - the 2009 Guillemot Savigny-les-Beaune Jarrons 1er Cru to get a read on it, and the others by extension, to listen and then to consider when the others might speak their best.
No surprise, this wine is an infant and was decidedly not singing. It was delicious, with a transparent but deep red raspberry color and a dusty through quiet aroma. Its perfume has not yet evolved, something careful aging should bring. The flavors were bright but rich, showing the warmth of the vintage, with a young, unresolved texture much like fruit that needs another day or two on the counter to smooth out and come together fully.
The read on this wine? Leave it and presumably its siblings in the cellar for several more years. Not that you can't enjoy the wine now, and I did. Nor was any of this surprising - the wines of Guillemot always need time. So much more from this wine will come in time, or should. So much more of its story, what it really has to say. I'll be reading and listening, however long it takes. Reading requires patience, something I also don't always have a reputation for having...but how can you not when your devotion is wine.


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twaw needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 25 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
National Academy of Sports Medicine, NASM, http://www.NASM.org
NASM is the leader in health and fitness education and certifications for fitness, sports performance and corrective exercise.
The company values its industry leading brand and values itself on excellence, innovation, and results.
Cutting edge, innovative, and a global leader NASM is looking to support its global brand with evidence based research.
Health and fitness professionals within Fitness, Sports Performance and Sports Medicine. Those interested in relevant research that not only provides evidence-based support for its products but also delivers relevant programs and outcomes for programming.
NASM has established a Research Institute (RI) on the campus of UNC (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill) and is looking to establish a brand of the "NASM Research Institute", "NASM Research Institute at UNC", "NASM RI", or "NASM RI at UNC".
Color scheme shoud refelct the relationship and include some combination of the NASM navy and the Carolina blue.
Use of either the NASM and/or UNC logos (UNC, NC) can be implemented into the design but is not mandatory.
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In groff, the page size for
gtroff and for output devices are
handled separately. See Page Layout, for vertical manipulation of
the page size. See Line Layout, for horizontal changes.
A default paper size can be set in the device's DESC file. Most
output devices also have a command-line option -p to override
the default paper size and option -l to use landscape
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d7. An appended 'l' (ell) character denotes
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Spell Bowlers heading to state Saturday
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth High School Spell Bowl team is heading for state competition Saturday, Nov. 13, at Purdue.
The team, coached by PHS English teacher Amy Schmeltz, accumulated the third highest score in the state in regional competition for its class.
"I've never coached a team before. I couldn't be more pleased with their progress," Schmeltz said.
The Spell Bowl differs slightly from the traditional spelling bee in that the contestants write out the words rather than spelling them verbally.
Schmeltz said the students work as a team for only 45 minutes a week after school Wednesdays, but they work individually all the time, adding they receive a list of 3,500 words at the beginning of the season that could be used in the competition.
There are 18 members of the team, but only 10 will be competing at state.
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Worst Sternum: Jada Pinkett-Smith
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CALLAWAY GARDENS, Ga. – The Birmingham-Southern Men's Golf team shot an aggregate score of 647 over 36 holes to finish 13th at the Callaway Gardens Intercollegiate against some the nation's best NCAA Division III Schools. Playing in extremely cold temperatures, The Panthers shot an opening round 325 and a final round 322.
Daniel Morris was the top individual for the Panthers with a 159, shooting an 80 and 79 on the par 72, 7032-yard course. Tyler Shope carded a 79-83 for a 162 (51), followed by Thomas Boydstun with an 84-79 for a 163 (T57). Phillip Brol had an 82-82 for a 164 (T61) and Nick Vick had a 91-82 for a 173 (T91).
SAA member Oglethorpe won the team title with a 591 (292-299) followed by Methodist with a 611 (313-298) and LaGrange with a 620 (302-318). Emory University was fourth with a 625 (318-307) while Rhodes, Averett, and Greensboro tied for fifth with a 626.
Oglethorpe's Anthony Mccaglia fired an opening round four-under 68 and a closed with a 77 to win medalist honors followed by teammate Eric Quinn with a 71-75 for a 146.


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A New Beginning with Cuba or a Missed Opportunity?
January 7, 2011
Tomas Bilbao, The Havana Note
Speaking to Latin American leaders at an OAS summit in Port of Spain in April of 2009, President Obama declared, "the U.S. seeks a new beginning with Cuba." "I know there is a longer journey that must be traveled to overcome decades of mistrust, but there are critical steps we can take toward a new day." His comments followed a White House announcement that the U.S. would lift restrictions on family travel and remittances to Cuba, fulfilling a campaign promise that Mr. Obama made in an April 2007 op-ed in the Miami Herald. In that article, then-candidate Obama stated that: "the primary means we have of encouraging positive change in Cuba today is to help the Cuban people become less dependent on the Castro regime in fundamental ways." Critics cautioned that Obama would upset Miami Cubans costing him important votes in a crucial electoral State. "Why, in a Tuesday op-ed piece in the Miami Herald, would he challenge the Cuban-American elders and call for dismantling President Bush's hefty restrictions on Cuban-Americans making visits and sending money to relatives in Cuba?" asked Time magazine. In the end, Barack Obama won over 35% of the Cuban-American vote, more than any other Democratic presidential candidate in modern history.
Nearly two years after President Obama called for a "new beginning" in U.S. Cuba relations and a policy focused on helping the Cuban people rather than on hurting the Cuban government, there is little, if anything substantive, one can point to that sets this President apart from any of his predecessors when it comes to U.S. policy toward Cuba. In fact, the goodwill President Obama earned from his Latin American colleagues following his lifting of family travel restrictions, which put Cuban leaders on the defensive for the first time in 50 years, quickly faded as Havana ran out the clock. Washington squandered its opportunity to continue to press Cuban leaders by conditioning further changes in U.S. policy to steps taken by Cuban leaders. This conditional approach served Cuban leaders well as it gave them control over U.S. policy at a crucial time in Cuban history.
Then, in August of this year, following an announcement by the Cuban church that Raul Castro had agreed to release 52 political prisoners, there appeared to be an opportunity for the President Obama to make good on his promise of a "new beginning" in U.S.-Cuba relations. For a time it looked as if that was just what he planned to do. In August, White House officials speaking on the condition of anonymity to New York Times reporter Ginger Thompson leaked a planned announcement that the Administration intended to expand "people-to-people" exchanges and expand and clarify telecom regulations toward the island. Many Cuba-watchers in Washington believe that the President and the Secretary of State had already signed off on the move. Despite the President's earlier claim to not let politics get in the way of doing what's right, the Administration "postponed" the much-anticipated announcement until after the mid-term elections following pressure from Florida politicians who are deeply invested in the status quo.
Today, five months after the White House non-announcement that reportedly had been approved by both the President and the Secretary State was delayed for political reasons, a lot has changed in Havana and Washington. Unfortunately nothing has changed in Washington's policy toward Cuba. In Havana, Cuban leaders have released 41 of the 52 peaceful dissidents imprisoned in 2003 and embarked on a process of unprecedented economic reforms, the type of "critical steps" President Obama had suggested were necessary precursors to a "new beginning" between the two nations. Last month, the BBC News Agency reported that Cuba and the U.S. had "reached an agreement with money transfer company Western Union to eliminate the taxes that were previously imposed for remittances in Cuban convertible pesos," a move President Obama had requested from Cuban leaders. Meanwhile, in Washington, there has still not been any announcement from the White House and the results of the mid-term elections have only emboldened defenders of the status quo further, making a policy shift toward a focus on helping the Cuban people less likely.
Has a White House announcement on people-to-people travel and telecom regulations been postponed indefinitely? The arguments defenders of the status quo offer against moving forward with a "new beginning" are the same they offered before the President lifted restrictions on family travel and remittances. "The biggest problem with the announcement is the timing is all wrong. Not only are any policy changes that could be construed as lessening the isolation of the Castro brothers' barbaric and unrepentant regime counter-productive at this point, they muddy the real issues at hand," wrote Jose Cardenas in Foreign Policy online in August of 2010. This logic runs perfectly contrary to the President's stated policy that "the primary means we have of encouraging positive change in Cuba today is to help the Cuban people become less dependent on the Castro regime in fundamental ways."
I take the President at his word when he says that he doesn't let political considerations dictate good policy. In at least the case of Cuba policy however, it appears that some at the White House have done exactly that. However, in his 2008 campaign strategy, President Obama has already proven that smart policy toward Cuba translates into support in Florida. Doing the right thing with Cuba policy at this crucial time may very well be his best opportunity for a new beginning.Photo credit: http://www.welt.de/multimedia/archive/00794/eng_cuba_gbs_BM_Bay_794348p.jpg
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surfgod necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 160 diseños de 52 diseñadores freelance.
We leverage IP from Academia, Entrepreneurs and our own internal development efforts and propel them through further innovation, funding and executive management.
With a focus on B to C hardware and software products for the media and entertainment sector, we enlist our network of best in class technicians and executive management to drive IP from proof of concept to market launch and beyond.
"Accel" was used in the name as in "acceleration" and a play on "excel".
We are a consulting company that takes raw ideas and intellectual property and propels them to their next stage. The logo we'd like to see should have a balance of web2.0 playfullness and inciting our long history of execution success. We mostly deal with 3D technologies, but are not limited to them, so please do not play up the 3D component. We are looking for a logo which exhibits dynamic, action oriented success, so that people who are looking for that kind of fuel will be compelled to contact us.
The existing website at http://www.accel3d.com should NOT be used as a style guide! It is a placeholder only.
Thanks in advance! We often have continuing work within the projects that we have working (3 very active ones today) , so success here should lead to more work!
Here are some more thoughts:
Please don't get stuck on these designs, but there are elements of these that are interesting:
https://99designs.com/logo-design/store/14794 (looks solid, 3d object is cool, and might work if it was relevant somehow to "Acceleration" or Innovation and what we do.
https://99designs.com/logo-design/store/9716 might be cool if there was some tie in to what we do, and showing some more motion.
https://99designs.com/logo-design/store/18397 - the lighting and rendering makes the object design really solid and high quality feeling, but we need a tie in...
Hope that helps.
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The world is a dangerous place. We all know that. But it gets infinitely dangerous without the right person by your side. If you and your partner happen to be gamers, then you might want to check out these awesome Zelda-themed wedding rings by Zsolt Székely.
The design is simple, classy, and elegant. Those who aren't familiar with the game might think that the Triforce featured prominently is just some random design, but obviously gamers will know better.
The best part about these rings, though, is the inscription, which reads: "It's dangerous to go through life alone." It's obviously a play on one of the most-uttered lines from the Zelda series and they couldn't have said it better.
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Interactive map of Mashhad (OpenStreetMap)
Almost everything about Mashhad relates to its role as the holiest city in Iran, even its name (literally: burial place of the martyr). As the capital of Iran's Khorasan province, Mashhad's year-round cool temperatures and fascinating insights into the Shi'ite heartland have much to offer visitors.
Mashhad started life out as Sanabad, a village pitstop for trade caravans headed towards Turkmenistan. But in the ninth century, the eighth Shi'ite Imam Ali Bin Moosa Al Reza, the great grand son of Imam Ali who was the cousin & son in law of Prophet Mohammad was poisoned by the jealous caliph of the time. Imam Reza was buried in Mashhad, and his shrine became one of the holiest sites to the shi'ite muslims after the Holy Kaaba in Saudi Arabia and Karbala in Iraq.
Over the next thousand years, the shrine complex was levelled, ransacked and rebuilt a number of times depending on the ruling army of the day. Today the Shrine is the most important place in the city and in the whole of Iran.
Dress code for women is strict, as it is in any part of Iran, however a self encompassing chador is not a must for any lady in public place in city. For women, a simple headscarf or roo-sari, with a trenchcoat and pants are fine. Men are also not allowed to wear shorts. These rules are the same for any and all cities and villages in Iran; it is national law.
Photography inside the holy Shrine is not permissible as all visitors will be frisked at the various gates leading to the Shrine. There are separate entry gates for ladies and gents.
Get in
Gonabad is 260km from Mashhad. There are two roads to Tehran which is about 900km west of Mashhad. Sarakhs, the closest border to Turkmenistan is 200km west of the city.
By air
There are flights from all the cities which have airport to Mashhad. The large cities like Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz has flies everyday maybe more than 2~3 times a day.
One of the route to reach Mashhad is from Kish Island. Mahan Air flies 6 times per week and Kish Air flies three times per week from Kish Island to Mashhad. The flight takes around 2 hours, the planes Airbus 300 & McDonnell MD 83 are 20 years old on average, and might give you a scary feeling. But the plane crew is decent and converse in good english. The return ticket will cost USD 200 can be bought from travel agencies in Kish (Near Kish Air head office or Mahan Air Office)
There are International flights to Bahrain, Damascus, Dubai, Kuwait, Bishkek, Beirut, Jeddah, Dushanbe, Kabul, Doha, Almaty, Lahore and Istanbul.
By train
There is train to Mashhad from Tehran. There are more than 3 different trains in different prices and qualities every day (mostly they leave afternoon or evening). Its about 10~14 hours way.
You get here from Turkmenistan. There are trains from Ashgabat and Merv to the Sarakhs border. And at the other side of the border there is a daily train from Sarakhs border to Mashad.
By bus
There is mostly night buses to Mashhad from other important cities. There are NO international buses from Ashgabat or anywhere in Turkmenistan.
By bicycle
Sarakhs border crossing: the area near the border is not safe and considered dangerous even by Iranians, incident of two guys raiding a tent and trying to rape a female while camping at night occurred on Sep 2012 around 20km from the border (not reported to the police). Cross early and cycle at least 50km before trying to find camp. The road is in good condition, a few ups and downs and one good uphill before reaching Mashhad.
Get around
Mashhad Metro.
Apart from Imam Reza shrine there is a number of large parks, the tombs of historical celebrities in nearby Tus and Nishapur, the tomb of Nadir Shah and Kooh Sangi park and Mellat Park that have modern attractions for children such as the tallest Ferris wheel or fanfar in Iran and Koohestan Park-e-Shadi Complex that includes a zoo, where many wild animals are kept and which attracts many visitors to Mashhad. It is also home to the Mashhad Airbase (formerly Imam Reza airbase), jointly a military installation housing Mirage aircraft, and a civilian international airport.
Some points of interest lie outside the city: the tomb of Khajeh Morad, along the road to Tehran; the tomb of Khajeh Rabi' located 6 kilometers north of the city where there are some inscriptions by the renowned Safavid calligrapher Reza Abbasi; and the tomb of Khajeh Abasalt, a distance of 20 kilometers from Mashhad along the road to Neishabur. (The three were all disciples of Imam Reza).
Among the other sights are the tomb of the poet Ferdowsi in Tus, 24 kilometers distance, and the summer resorts at Torghabeh, Torogh, Akhlamad, Zoshk, and Shandiz.
The Shah Public Bath, built during the Safavid era in 1648, is an outstanding example of the architecture of that period. It was recently restored, and is to be turned into a museum.
Mashhad has three large bazaars. Interesting things to buy include Khorassan crafts, fur-cloak, jewelry, perfume, saffron, and religious souvenirs.
There is a good GIANT bicycle shop {GPS 36°18'09.3"N, 059°34'36.1"E} with lots of spare parts near the intersection of Kolahdouz Boulevard and Salman-e-Farsi street.
Iranian cuisine is tasty, while not spicy. Chello Kebab is a very popular dish as well as Bakhtiari Kebab. Their are also different kinds of breads available. So eating will be a assured good and affordable experience in Mashhad
You can find lots of great restaurants and all kinds of fast-foods are available. the most advertised restaurant of Mashhad (and one of the most expensive) is 'Padide Shandiz'. There are also numerous other decent restaurants in Shandiz. Full meals with rice cost from 5 to 20 dollars.
Padide Shandiz address: Shandiz town.
You can find a kind of ice-cream named ice pack "persian: آیس پک" in mashhad. it's really great to taste it. There are lots of Ice Pack bars in mashhad. The main one is placed at "Shariati Sqr". This kind of ice-cream can be found with all kinds of flavors like "chocolate , apple , cherry , strawberry , coffee , peach and all kind of fruits you can imagine" This type of ice-cream invented in Iran, is even getting popular in the United States of America.
Mashhad attracts huge number of visitors specially during the summer months, so be sure to make travel reservations in advance. Mashhad can also be very cold during winters, hence heavy woolens are required during winters. Even in summers nights are pretty cold and requires light woolens.
Five-star hotels in the city are: Pars Hotel [7], Ghasr Talaee international Hotel , Ghasr International Hotel and Pardisan Hotel. There are also couple of good hotels near the Imam Ali Bin Moosa Al Reza Shrine, namely Khayyam Hotel, Ghadir International to name a few. The Shrine is 10 min. walk from the Khayyam Hotel and the rent for double bedroom with attached bath is around 100-120 USD per night. but the rent for Ghasr Talaee Hotel is very expensive about 400 USD per night. But there are lots of rooms for rent around the shrine which are pretty cheap and suitable to rent, they are ranged from 30-90 USD per night depending on the distance from shrine.
Get out
To Turkmenistan
Since no public transportation goes across the Turkmen border, to get to Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, the following option is the most convenient:
To Afghanistan
Herat in Afghanistan is only a few hundred kilometers from here.
Within Iran
All the buses leave from the main bus terminal {GPS 36°15'38.2"N, 059°35'32.1"E}, south of the center. Buses to Yazd cost 160.000 rials and take around 14 hours overnight [Sep 2012]
Visas and permits
Following countries have Consulate in Mashad:


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During the research phase of our Version 3 language solution, we posed what at first seemed like a straightforward challenge: we wanted learners to talk out loud more. Since 1995, our software had included speaking practice, but we found that many learners, either by choice or oversight, did not routinely use the feature. We wanted an order of magnitude increase in how much our learners talked. Of course, one can just turn up the amount of speaking required in the curriculum, but we found a number of challenges as we tested a series of prototype experiences with lots of speech included.
First, people remain self-conscious about speaking to computers; despite much progress in improving multi-modal interfaces and reducing speech recognition error rates, most people still do not talk to their personal computers. This is slowly changing as speech interfaces are being featured in everyday devices like cars and phones. (Part of the reason they get mentioned in advertising is their novelty to many observers.) For most of our learners, their speaking experience with Rosetta Stone is the most they've ever talked to a computer in any language, much less the one they're learning. So we needed a speech experience that was easy and consistent, that made speaking feel like clicking – a simple, intuitive response to a context presented in the curriculum.
Second, by default, learners seem to expect detailed feedback each time they are asked to talk. This is perhaps a natural consequence of the novelty of a speech interaction, but if not addressed it greatly constrains how much we can use speech in the product design. Imagine a helpful native speaker practicing a conversation with you, and after every phrase you say, they point out all flaws with it, in detail, and ask you to repeat it several times. While this undoubtedly would improve your pronunciation, it would quickly become so tedious that it would likely limit how much of this kind of practice you'd want to do in the future. We needed to support a variety of levels of feedback during the learning process, from lightweight, nodding encouragement to the former kind of deeper analysis.
Finally, we are constrained by the limitations of the underlying speech recognition technology. As noted above, much progress has been made to reduce error rates over the past 50 years, yet significant challenges remain, especially in a context such as language learning. Early native speakers make a constantly evolving set of mistakes as they develop an ear for the language and get used to putting phonemes together in combinations they've never mouthed before. We needed a solution that would work for learners of any background through these stages of learning, and would work across 25 languages.
To find solutions within these constraints, we applied a variety of techniques, from design to technology to organizational changes. We founded a speech group within Rosetta Stone Labs, focused solely on delivering world-class speech recognition for language learning. This group is now a dozen people, including five Ph.D. researchers, and growing. They provide Rosetta Stone with our own core, proprietary speech recognition technology, which has allowed us to build our own models across many languages that have been tuned and tested with native and non-native speech.
We also found that by tuning up or down the visual prominence of the speaking task and the resulting feedback, we could set expectations in learners that allowed them to proceed through practice in the core curriculum with less need to slow down and perfect each phrase, but still provide other places where they could get rich feedback on their pronunciation.
Finally, we worked hard to keep the interface simple and consistent throughout all modes of interaction. Whether the learner is clicking the mouse, typing, selecting, or speaking, in every case the "game" is the same: completing a visual puzzle that has several missing pieces. By establishing a consistent metaphor across these modes, we were able to remove some of the oddity that learners initially felt when talking to their computers.
In external testing prior to launch, we were gratified to find that learners talked dramatically more often than in our prior courses, and more importantly, they found it completely natural to speak their new language to a computer. We continue to search for new ways for learners to engage with speech through technology. In future RVoice posts, members of the Rosetta Stone Labs speech team will explain how we're continuously raising the bar to give our learners the best speech experience possible.
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Day 5 of my Tour de France adventure with Europeds was all about Stage 17. I was up early to catch a ride to Pau with one of our guides, Charly, to see what the chaos of the start of a stage is like. When I arrived, the weather was raw and rainy, and not many of the team buses were there yet. However the start line was already set up, and freebies were already being handed out:
And it wasn't too long until the caravan started up their parade of vehicles, full of hats, keychains and food to toss at the many thousands of people they would see along the day's route:
Finally the team buses and cars started to arrive (later than usual, because of the lousy weather). It was remarkable to see the amount of controlled chaos that comes with a Tour start. Gendarmes and Tour officials try in vain to control the crowds and traffic, and then the team vehicles make their way to the area near the starting line and just sort of make room for themselves in a less than rigorously organized fashion. Yet somehow it all seems to work out in the end, as all the assorted vehicles find a home.
What was really interesting was the way that team cars and bikes were set up for the day. Average fans can just walk right up to the team cars and bikes, and touch, photograph or otherwise ogle the equipment without any kind of barrier or even much hassle from the team. There were very few barriers erected to keep people out of the team's way, but the riders stayed on board their team buses (for the most part) until they were ready to get on their bikes (here are the Astana and Saxo Bank buses parked right next to each other, a foreshadowing of the day's action on the Tourmalet):
Of course this afforded me the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the teams' bikes. Here is Team Fuji-Footon, with their infamous kits (which really weren't that bad in person), plus their excellent gold SST bikes, casually leaning against the team bus:
And here are the sweet Focus Team Izalcos of Team Milram:
When it was close to the time of the stage start, the riders just hopped on their bikes, usually alone or with another teammate, and then head out, through the throngs of people, in search of the official sign-in before the stage start (sadly I was stuck on the wrong side of the barriers and missed this excitement):
Finally it was time for the stage start (at about noon). The riders lined up, with the jersey holders in the front row, and then rolled out at a fairly casual clip (so everyone could get a good picture of the action):
With the mayhem of the Tour start behind me, I made my way back to the little town of Argeles-Gazost, where our hotel was, as the town happened to be smack in the middle of this stage as well! The riders would descend the Col du Soulor (just like I had done 2 days ago when they were climbing the Aubisque) and would be dumped out right in the town center. The town was already hopping with people, so I scoped out a couple of spots, and made sure to grab a few more freebies as the caravan cruised by (after seeing the caravan early in the morning, I appreciated what long days these guys must have):
After the Tour caravan passed by, I only had about an hour to wait, so I went ahead and settled on a spot in the square in front of the town church, where there was a little chicane to navigate. Just like on the Soulor, you knew that the riders were closing in when you heard the choppers overhead. Then you wait for the roar of the crowd to build, and the lead motos and official's cars to come flying through town. And then it was time; the lead riders came flying through the little square, braking hard to funnel through the corner and then accelerating away down the straightaway:
A couple minutes later the peleton came flying through, with all the favorites in the same group, and then the rest of the stragglers followed on in smaller groups (but without massive time gaps between them):
After less than 30 minutes, the last riders had rolled through, and the crowds started to disperse right away. Many folks headed to the town square (or a bar) to watch the rest of the race on the big screen, but most people just headed back to their cars, the excitement for the day over with:
Most of my group headed back to our hotel to watch the epic battle on the Tourmalet. I would have to say that everyone was in the Andy Schleck camp instead of Contador's, but it was amazing to watch those 2 battle it out up the slopes of the Tourmalet, mano-a-mano. After descending the same slopes they were climbing just the day before, it was practically inconceivable to me to see how fast they were climbing. It was truly an amazing display of cycling talent from both of them.
So now the Tour basically comes down to the final individual time trial, from Bordeaux to Pauillac. And our group is perfectly positioned to catch this last gasp for glory, as we made the long drive from the Pyrenees all the way up to a beautiful chateau right outside of Pauillac (nestled in the famous wine country around Bordeaux–Chateau Lafite Rothschild is about 1 km away from our hotel).
On our way to the hotel, we actually drove down the route of tomorrow's time trial. The road was already lined with fans in camper vans, but you can also expect to see some tricky corners and roundabouts to make this race exciting (plus some stunning vineyards and chateaux). And I can't forget to mention the wind! If it is blowing like it was today, then this will be a true test of strength, both physical and mental. Whatever happens, I will be there to document the action first-hand, and report back to you soon!


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Davidson College's Gypsy Jazz Quartet of student musicians has provided the music for two episodes of the popular public radio show "Says You."
The combo was selected to perform for the show produced in Charlotte Nov. 16. The first program will air on Nov. 23, at 12 p.m. on WFAE (90.7), with the second following on Nov. 30 at 12 p.m.
Less than a week before the production, show producer and host Richard Sher contacted Davidson's music department in search of a small group that could perform on the show. Milner Professor of Music Bill Lawing recommended the jazz combo as a perfect fit for the program.
Lawing is the longtime conductor of Davidson's "big band" Jazz Ensemble. The smaller jazz combo was established several years ago when students in the Jazz Ensemble requested creation of a smaller faculty-led jazz group to provide another forum for honing their improvisational and ensemble skills. Saxophone and jazz studies instructor Patrick Brown built the combo, and leads it in weekly rehearsals and for at least two substantial performances each year.
The combo includes veteran pianist Riley Mangan '16 and three new members-bassist Will Newman '15, guitarist Tom Champion '17 and violinist Arielle Korman '17.
When the group began rehearsals, Brown decided to follow the lead of Django Reinhardt and perform as a Gypsy Jazz Quartet. "Gypsy Jazz" originated in the 1930s in France, and focuses on guitar, bass and violin. With Riley's delicate touch on piano and three talented and hard-working new students, Brown knew he had the right combination of musicians to steer the combo in this new direction.
When Richard Sher from "Says You" approached the music department, the Gypsy Jazz Quartet was the obvious Davidson recommendation. Within an hour of Sher's request, departmental media specialist Josh Sacco had mixed an audition track, and Sher issued the group a formal invitation to perform.
The show was recorded at Central Piedmont Community College Nov. 16. The quartet, along with Brown and Lawing, arrived at the venue at 3 p.m. and conducted a 90-minute sound check. Ryan Clark from Davidson's Technical Services department provided high-caliber equipment to optimize the recording and helped engineers achieve the best sound mix. The group then spent about 45 minutes recording the music that they would later perform for the live audience.
The two "Says You" episodes were recorded between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Before the first taping, Richard Sher let the audience know that applause was welcome, and the crowd delivered. Violinist Arielle Korman noted, "The audience was responsive and full of energy. The kind of raucous, 'hand-on-belly laughter' you hear on the radio is real!"
It was a nine-hour day for the performers and their supporters, but also an unprecedented opportunity to perform on a national stage. Korman said, "Just being present for a national live show was amazing. Being able to perform for the show was unbelievable!"


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I haven't quite managed to get back onto the frenetic merry-go-round that I fondly call Normal Life (my soul is still on a lilo, bobbing along to the tune of Mediterranean waves), but as promised, here's the long-awaited draw for a signed copy of Jean-Claude Ellena's The Diary Of A Nose. Slim and contemplative, the book raises more questions than it answers, which is another way of saying that it serves as an excellent companion to its author's enigmatic, deceptively transparent fragrances.
To enter the draw, all you have to do is leave a comment on the controversial subject of perfumery as an art and/or craft. Yes, I know I'm opening a can of worms here, but don't worry, I'm not expecting you to produce a thesis. Just write down the first few lines that come to your head. Do you consider perfume creation to be an art or a craft? Do you see a difference between the two? Is the question even relevant? Feel free to interpret the topic in any way you wish. And don't forget to read the terms and conditions below before you enter.
To get you started, here's what Ellena himself has to say on the subject.
Craftsman, artist: I have never managed to settle for one or other of these definitions for myself. I feel like a craftsman when I am completely wrapped up in making a perfume; I feel like an artist when I imagine the perfume I need to make. In fact, I constantly juggle with the two standpoints. If perfume is first and foremost a creation of the mind, it cannot actually be created without the mastery of true skill.
Good luck!
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For those of you long-time readers of Finding Joy in My Kitchen, this fajita pie recipe likely comes as a surprise. We don't eat a lot of Mexican-type foods here as Frog Prince is not a big fan of cilantro, salsa or black beans.
But, all that aside, Frog Prince enjoyed this dinner quite a bit.
In fact, he said I could make it again, even with the black beans!
Even better - this dinner was so simple to put together and it was in the oven in less than 10 minutes!
I need more go-to dinners like this one for nights that just don't work out as planned. Having this one on the list is a nice change from our traditional rice cooker mac and cheese, or quick spaghetti.
Hope you find this dinner quick and enjoyable too.
Fajita Pie with Tortilla Crust – Adapted from My Biscuits are Burning
- 1 (10-inch) burrito sized tortilla; or 2-3 fajita sized tortillas
- 1 medium bell pepper, orange, red or yellow
- 1/2 medium green bell pepper
- 1 T minced onion
- 1 medium tomato
- 1/2 C black beans
- 1/2 tsp. paprika
- 1/4 tsp. chili powder
- 4 oz. cheddar cheese
- 2 eggs
- 3/4 C white whole wheat flour
- 1 tsp. baking powder
- 1 C milk
- salt & pepper, to taste
- 1/4 C finely chopped spinach
Begin by lining the bottom of a lightly-greased 9-inch pie plate with your tortilla(s). If you have smaller sized tortillas, just use 2-3, torn in half to fill the bottom of the pie plate and slightly up the sides.
Finely chop 1 medium bell pepper (colored), 1/2 medium green bell pepper, and 1 medium tomato.
Toss with 1 T minced onion and some pepper.
Add in 2 oz of cheddar cheese, shredded. Stir well.
Spread the mixture on the bottom of the tortilla-covered pie plate.
Arrange black beans over the top.
Sprinkle with paprika and chili powder.
In the same bowl, mix together 3/4 C white whole wheat flour with 1 tsp. baking powder. Stir well. Then, add in 1 C milk and 2 eggs. Whisk well until blended. Add salt and pepper, a few dashes of each.
Add in finely chopped spinach.
Carefully pour the milk mixture over the veggies in the pie plate.
Top with remaining 2 oz of cheddar cheese, shredded.
Bake at 450 for 25-27 minutes until center is set and cheese is browned.
Allow the tortilla pie to sit for 5 minutes before serving.
Serve with salsa, if desired.


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I want to get some photos for my man-cave that are around 16x20, but the ones on the seahawks site are 50 bucks just for one print that size with no frame, seems pretty freaking steep. I found some good images on the internet but obviously nobody will print them for me anywhere because they are copyrighted.
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Blog of Dr. Miland Brown that features different aspects of world history. Not everything can be covered but sites dealing with any historical issue or topic are possible future posts. Also includes sites which discuss teaching history. Dr. Brown is an academic in North America.
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Macario Sakay, Tulisan or Patriot?
The war officially ended when Emilio Aguinaldo capitulated to the USA. However, long after the last of General Aguinaldo's men surrendered to the Americans, independent armies continued their fight for independence. One of these was led by Macario Sakay.
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Contrary to popular belief, Philippine resistance to American rule did not end with the capture of Emilio Aguinaldo in 1901. There were numerous resistance forces fighting for Philippine independence until the year 1910. One of these forces was led by Macario Sakay who established the Tagalog Republic.
Born in 1870 in Tondo, Macario Sakay had a working-class background. He started out as an apprentice in a calesa manufacturing shop. He was also a tailor, a barber, and an actor in comedias and moro-moros. His participation in Tagalog dramas exposed him to the world of love, courage, and discipline.
In 1894, Sakay joined the Dapitan, Manila branch of the Katipunan. Due to his exemplary work, he became head of the branch. His nightly activities as an actor in comedias camouflaged his involvement with the Katipunan. Sakay assisted in the operation of the Katipunan press. During the early days of the Katipunan, Sakay worked with Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Jacinto. He fought side by side with Bonifacio in the hills of Morong (now Rizal) Province.
4 comments:
- hank_F_M said...
I saw that site a while back.
Sakay is certainly a patriot, however I vote for stubborn or dumb.
Except for two provinces the war was over in summer 1901. By spring 1902 it was over in last two. A number of small groups stayed out for several years. There was no longer any hope of winning and at this point they were only causing trouble for the Philippine people. Some of these groups (I don't know if Sakay is one of them) were effectivly bandits who stole from the poor because they did not have the strengh to attack any one else.
- Jeannie Rojas said...
Macario Sakay was a great patriot, unfairly pushed through the dustbin of oblivion by the American conquerors.He deserves a better place in Philippine History and the burning flames of his desire for true independence for his county is still relevant to this day.
i really appreciate historical films and while watching the baler during the recently concluded manila filmfest i get to remember the film about the great macario sakay! im hoping that the film of raymond red would be remastered and be shown again...
- Danilo Donor said...
According to the Memoirs of Gregoria de Jesus,widow of Bonifacio,Macacario
Sakay and others helped in the printing and destribution of the "Kalayaan" ,the K.K.K. newspaper. She wrote:"Macario sakay was a true patriot and I can hardly believe that he ended his life on the gallows."
("Julio Nakpil and the Phil.Revplution with the Autobiography of Gregoria de Jesus", Ed. by Encarnacion Alzona, pp.162,1700


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During our recent interview with Nokia's Chris Weber we asked whether or not the company would start showing off some specific features of their Lumia 920 (and other phones) in targeted ads. It looks like the answer is yes as Nokia today posted a new video urging users to switch to Lumia as the 920 and 820 are shown off.
As expected the ad concentrates on just a few specific areas of the Windows Phone 8 Lumia line: excellent photography, wireless charging and augmented reality (City Lens).
The style of the ad nicely juxtaposes with Microsoft's own Windows Phone 8 ads with their "Meet the new Windows Phone 8 Reinvented Around You" message (see below) and we have a feeling the two companies collaborated to maintain that consistency.
The ad is of course dubbed with a British accent, which will never fly over here in the States but that's a trivial thing that can be overcome to make this more regional friendly. After all, no one actually talks in the video making this ready to be translated into other international markets.
Everyone is a critic with commercials on the internet, which means some of you will love this while others will throw a hissy fit as it doesn't fit with your vision. Personally, we think it's a solid ad that highlights the varied colored range, excellent features while maintaining a simple message. It's not an ad that will go viral but it's classy and well done for what it is
Now it's your turn. Sound off in comments and vote below on yay or nay! (If mobile, head to m.wpcentral.com/nokia-reveals-new-tv-ad-users-switch-lumia to vote or just use the Open in IE option in our App).


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While the teams fight it out in the bracket, let's let the org fight it out on who's got the best team representation! From now until the end of the first round, each member of a-m-v.org is permitted 3 votes as to who they believe created the best team banner. If you are competing in the tag team trials contest, you are not allowed to vote for your own team banner.
Each team banner is under the spoiler with the applicable team name under each of them.
The team with the best banner (as voted by a-m-v.org) will win a special secret prize at the end of the competition. Nothing of monetary value, but definitely a prize that you would probably love to have come next spring.
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Are you going from Rome to Naples?
Only 49 Euro by Bus HI-LAND TOUR OPERATOR
Pubblished on 13-Ott-2009
Section TRAVEL INFO
Its great to start your travels through Italy in Rome and work your way around. For most of us, the international flights coming into Italy are usually cheaper if you land in Rome in any case.
Now there's a great way for you to experience and enjoy the south of italy!
From Rome to Naples Hi-Land tours offer a cheap, funny and cool tour by Bus! Cheaper than train.....
The Isole On Line have a great deal for low budget travellers
The tour with the Bus including:
- free pass to all museums of Naples and surroundings for three days.
- free local transportation by bus, metro,train for three days in Naples.
Take a look at our fares they are really good deal..
what are you waiting for...?????
From Rome to Naples eur 49.00 per person
From Rome to Naples and Pompei eur 59.00 per person
From there, why not hop on a ferry and come and experience the Italian island life! Ring Hostel is open 365 days of the year!
Depatures for the buses are as follows:
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Choose your best option!
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Can you imagine being unwanted for 400 days straight? It would be hard for any of us to deal with, but a white cat named Champas actually experienced it. In more than a year, the shy but beautiful cat lived in an animal shelter in Australia, unchosen time and again as people came and adopted other pets, but didn't give him a second look.
Most of the reason Champas wasn't being looked at is because he was so reticent. He hid when people came looking to add a cat to their family. Champas didn't trust them, so he kept out of sight as much as possible. That's when Animal Welfare League (NSW, Australia) decided to design a campaign that would show him for the wonderful cat he was.
The first step was getting him out where people could see him. So, they made him the office cat! Champas wasn't fond of the idea at first, but eventually, when people began to pet him and talk to him, he came out of his shell.
After he was comfortable around humans (whom he decided weren't all that scary after all), they stepped up his campaign with slogans that they hoped would bring in his forever friend. "I'm a single, white male looking for love," read the first one. Who could resist that face?
With Valentine's Day coming up, they focused on romance to get the word out. He'd already spent one Valentine's Day in the shelter. Maybe the love angle would do the trick.
But people needed to know that Champas had a side that was all business, too.
With all the attention and press he was getting, the shelter folks decided he as a bona fide celebrity.
It was almost Valentine's Day again, and no one had stepped in to take Champas to his forever home. Then Nathan walked in. One look, and everyone knew that this was a match made in heaven!
When Nathan got him home the first night, he laughingly told the shelter, "To everyone who is wondering what happened to Champas the long term resident of Kemps Creek - he came home with me today, and after biting my hand, went straight to sleep."
Champas' story is indeed a happily-ever-after tale come true. It took a bit of creativity and momentum to find the perfect home for him, but 400+ days after he was surrendered to the shelter, this five-year-old cat was finally home.
What a happy story for you to share with your friends! What innovative ways can you think of to promote the animals who need loving homes at your local animal shelter? There are so many ways you can help. Just give them a call!


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Follow Up
Astronomers worldwide staggered into work this morning, some of them rudely elbowing their way to the front of the lines at the espresso machines, clear evidence that events surrounding the January 2010 '606 holiday season have finally drawn to a close.
Hopefully the data will turn out to be of high quality! As I mentioned in yesterday's post, ground observers in both Europe and North America were out in force for the event, collecting photometric and spectroscopic data. The action was covered from space as well. We were awarded a generous 84-hour block of time on Warm Spitzer. The telescope started collecting 4.5-micron photometry more than a day prior to the secondary transit, and ended more than two days after the periastron passage.
What do we hope to learn? By observing the run-up to the secondary transit, we should be able to establish an improved baseline temperature for the planet, which should afford a better sense of how much tidal heating is occurring. And during the days following periastron, we expect to see a near-complete drop-off in flux from the planet as the periastron nightside hemisphere rotates fully into view. The 2007 observations came to a frustrating end just as this should have been starting to occur.
In addition to the secondary eclipse and the ground-based observations, Guillaume Hebrard and his collaborators were awarded 19 hours on Warm Spitzer to observe the primary transit at 4.5 microns. Their photometric time series will enable an improved radius measurement for the planet — both because of the highly accurate photometry and because the effects of stellar limb darkening are negligible in the infrared. Their time series will establish a very precise ephemeris for the transit, which will enable future observations to monitor the system for orbital precession.
Looking forward to the results…


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Ahonui Botanical needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 36 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
Ahonui Botanical Gardens http://www.ahonuibotanicalgardens.blogspot.com
This is a very diverse and unique botanical garden located on the lush north shore of the island of Kauai in Hawaii. Our collection includes many varieties of palms, tropical ornamentals (flowering trees and bushes), native plants, fruit and nut trees, a working vegetable garden, a nursery and a cacao (chocolate) orchard.
It has a magical feel to it because of the many rock terraces, deep valleys, year round creek and spectacular views of the close up verdant mountains and distant ocean.
Go to blogsite for full description and pictures. http://www.ahonuibotanicalgardens.blogspot.com
Tourists, botanists and locals who love gardens and chocolate and want to do something different than go to the beach. We would like to attract people you have a more refined sensibility and yet love the earth and it's plants for our garden tours.
We need a logo that would work well for business cards, brochures, on stationary or hats and T shirts.
Included are some sketched ideas. We are thinking that the name and art would be combined in the logo. However, we are open to having a logo (art) stand alone and the name next to it or underneath it.
We are primarily attracted to Vintage or "Old" Hawaiian Style, but also appreciate Japanese style (clean, zen)
It could be a woodcut design. It should have a tropical botanical feel yet be refined, artistic.
Colors could be earthy greens, browns, etc. or we are open the eye catching tropical shades. Please refer to blogsite to see all the variety in the garden and take your inspiration from that.
Please no stock or clip art.
We are attaching files that were quick outlining ideas, but we are open to your creativity. Thanks, and we look forward to your submissions!
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Invariably it is the contrasts that strike Producer Information Exchange (P.I.E.) cotton farmers who travel from their growing regions to other areas of the Cotton Belt they have never seen before.
Almost 700 producers have participated in the P.I.E. program since it inception in 1989 by grants from the FMC Corp. to The Cotton Foundation.
For Southeast producers who traveled to California's San Joaquin Valley recently, it was also the diversity of agriculture that was striking. At best, they have four or five cropping options, but only a few, peanuts, cotton and tobacco, with legitimate profit opportunities. The more than 250 commercial crops grown in the valley are a bit overwhelming.
For Chester, S.C., producer Rusty Darby his trip to California's central valley was the continuation of his lifelong study of land, the mechanics of soils and history of agricultural development of various regions.
"I have talked farming all my life and it is amazing to hear the consistency of problems between regions and farmers," he said. "The decimal point may move around depending on where you are, but the problems are the same everywhere."
For Darby, five years of drought has made cotton farming difficult in the Southeast. It never rains in the summer in California, but the dwindling supply of water is as daunting to Darby's California peers as his lack of rainfall.
"It broke my heart to see this California crop," said Darby. "Our crop stinks." It was planted late, mudded it and does not look good.
See several crops
The P.I.E. producers from the Southeast paired off with various California producers to look at not only cotton, but processing tomatoes, garlic, almonds, grapes and other crops well.
"The first cotton field we went to on the Stone Land Co. farm I pulled up a beautiful cotton plant with a tap root as long as my arm. I asked someone to take a picture of me with it. Our host Tony Azevido told us it was not a good plant and they had better. I could not believe it," said Darby.
Most of the Southeast and mid-Southern producers have used or are aware of variable rate fertilizer technology, but that is pretty well the extent of their experience with what is called precision agriculture. The trip West was the first time many had seen the utilization of Global Positioning System (GPS) in everyday farming.
"GPS now has new meaning to me after seeing how they can furrow out rows using GPS on tractors and how variable rate Pix can be done with GPS technology," said Darby, who said the technology may be something he can use on his farm.
Virginia grower
Smithville, Va., cotton producer Philip Edwards is a relatively new cotton grower, joining the re-introduction of cotton into southeast Virginia in 1992. His farming heritage is steeped in peanuts.
"Our crop this year look pretty good, considering the late start we got with the cold, wet spring," said Edwards. "Right now the biggest concern is running of out time in making the crop."
Most of Edwards' 1,300 acres of cotton is non-irrigated, with a small area accessible to supplemental irrigation from traveling sprinklers fed by ponds.
"I am very interested in looking at the irrigation in the West. I don't think we can furrow irrigate like they do in California because we would have to level and with only about 12 inches of topsoil, it is not practical to cut and refill with top soil," he said.
However, he believes drip tape for subsurface irrigation like it is used for vegetables and cotton in the San Joaquin Valley may be an option. "The big question I have with that is our water supply is very dirty and we would have to do a lot of filtering," said Edwards.
The exchange program is often a revealing one as producers talk shop about the products they use, and problems they encounter.
"You guys don't have morningglory out here do you?" Edwards asked host grower, Kings County, Calif., producer Juvenal Rosa.
Rosa rolled his eyes and shook his head. Morningglory tangles its way around cotton plants in California just like it does everywhere else in the Cotton Belt and is a nightmare to control.
Control interest
Rosa was all ears as Edwards talked about how he controls it with a layby herbicide tank mix that included herbicides Dual, Caparol, MSMA and a defoliant, Harvade. A defoliant?
"We used a directed spray underneath the plant. Harvade is deadly on young morningglory, but you obviously have to keep it off the cotton plant leaves," said Edwards.
It was an idea Rosa will explore.
Farmers are idea seekers and cotton and tobacco producer Max Denning of Benson, N.C., picked up an idea from California garlic harvest that may be applicable to mechanical tobacco harvesting.
"I really like the mechanical side of farming. I saw them using a pre-harvest machine in garlic that had some long rubber fingers on it that looked like would help us in mechanically harvesting tobacco," said Denning.
For farmers who are subject to the whims of rain patterns, irrigated California farming is like a garden. Yet one Kerman, Calif., farmer who went on a P.I.E. tour last summer to the Southeast jokingly offered to trade his farm in highly regulated, farmer-unfriendly California for one in the what he perceived as a more hospitable Southeast.
The most common thread between the two groups was the issue of quality cotton. Edwards is quickly switching to FiberMax stacked gene varieties as they become available because of their lint quality.
"Stacked gene cottons work well for us and as that technology becomes available in the high quality FiberMax cottons, it becomes a perfect fit for us," said Edwards.
Qualities compared
While California produces the highest quality uplands (Acala) in the U.S., the Southeast also produces good cotton.
Darby asked for grade lists of cottons at the Stone Land Co. gin. "We are on the low side of the Acala quality curve. I can bust California's uniformity and am right in there on strength. What I cannot do is compete with California's length," said Darby. "We are proud of what we can do quality-wise in the Southeast."
Taft, Tenn., Producer Steve Graham hosted California producers last year when they visited his area and has been looking forward to his California visit.
"I enjoyed talking to the California group about our farming and have always wanted to see California agriculture. The diversity is something," he said.
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BSU Catalog Home | Honors Program Course Descriptions
Ms. Ivy Knoshaug (Director; firstname.lastname@example.com); Honors Council: Dr. Virgil Bakken, Dr. Marsha Driscoll, Dr. Mark Fulton, Dr. Carla Norris-Raynbird, Professor Janet Prater, Dr. David Smith, Dr. Jeffrey Ueland, Dr. Rosalie Weaver, Dr. James White
The Honors Program does not offer a major, a minor, or a degree. Successful completion of the Honors requirements is noted on students' permanent transcripts. Honors graduates are given special recognition at commencement and wear the Honors stole with their academic robes.
High school seniors with superior academic records or college students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or above are invited to apply. A concise letter stating reasons for interest in becoming a member of the Honors Program should be included with the application form. Such letters should be addressed to the Director, Honors Program, Bemidji State University. Students enrolled at Bemidji State University may personally consult the Director for information.
The quota of Honors Scholars admitted each academic year is determined by the number of qualified applications received. Students are appointed to the program on a competitive basis by the Honors Council. Applicants are notified in writing of their selection as Honors Scholars.
See Section II, Enrollment for required high school preparation.
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Yang: At Taiwan in 1943, Yang Iron Works has grown to become a leading manufacture of innovative machining products and industrial equipment. Yang's winning combination of technology and professionalism has resulted in products known the world over for outstading quality and reliability. Incorporated in 1967, Yang began producing the precisely high-speed engine lathes that is still well known today. Yang also produced Taiwan's first computer numerical control (CNC) Lathe in 1974; vertical machining center in 1980. In 1980, Yang became the first publicly traded machine tool horizontal machining center in 1982; the first automatic storage and warehousing systems in 1990. In 1993 Yang was the first Taiwanese machinery company to have all its prducts passed ISO 9002 certified. In 1996, Yang produced the first flexible manufacturing system and utilized the first industrial robots in their manufacturing facility. As Yang has moved to a brand-new, advanced technology factory, it continues to demonstrate persistence, innovation, a strict commitment to quality and customer service which has been known for years. This move will accelerate Yang's development of other high-technology products.


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I'm writing a report about Gamification and although I've found a lot of useful information, there's still one thing I'm looking for (but it might not even exist).
I'm trying to find an (independent) forum (or something similar) where gamification is actually being discussed. Where people might even post their gamified sites for review. Apparerently there used to be a http://www.gamificationcommunity.com/forum, but the domain has expired.
Perhaps I'm just looking in the wrong places, and it's discussed under some other term?
If someone knows I'd be happy to hear it. =)
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Pictured: Edmond Bordeaux Szekely (1905-1979); Alex Szekely (1958-2002); Sarah Livia (Szekely) Brightwood (1956- ), President; Deborah Szekely (1922- ), Co-Founder
Family-owned and operated since June, 1940, when the first guests arrived at a beautiful Baja California campsite created by Edmond Szekely and his young wife Deborah, Rancho La Puerta has been changing lives now for over 70 years.
Deborah, now over 90, still lectures weekly and is hard at work on her many projects to spread the word about American's need to live a healthier more-active lifestyle that is also supported by a protected, chemical-free environment.
Her daughter Sarah Livia guides the modern-day Ranch as President after long being the visionary behind the Ranch's transformation into a garden oasis, as well as the guiding force behind our environmental sensibilities, organic farming, and cooking school successes.
Deborah's son Alex, who passed away in 2002, also guided much of The Ranch's transformation into a luxurious-yet-artful resort during the '80s and '90s.


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About the Unitarian Universalist Association
The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) is the central organization for the Unitarian Universalist (UU) religious movement in the United States. The UUA's 1000+ member congregations are committed to Seven Principles that include the worth of each person, the need for justice and compassion, and the right to choose one's own beliefs. Our congregations and faith communities promote these principles through regular worship, learning and personal growth, shared connection and care, social justice action and service, celebration of life's transitions, and much more.
Our faith tradition is diverse and inclusive. We grew from the union of two radical Christian groups: the Universalists, who organized in 1793, and the Unitarians, who organized in 1825. They joined to become the UUA in 1961. Both groups trace their roots in North America to the early Massachusetts settlers and the Framers of the Constitution. Across the globe, our legacy reaches back centuries to liberal religious pioneers in England, Poland, and Transylvania. Today, Unitarian Universalists include people of many beliefs who share UU values.
Each UU congregation is democratic—congregational leaders set their own priorities and choose their own ministers and staff. Congregations vote for the leaders of the UUA, who oversee the central staff and resources. The UUA supports congregations in their work by training ministers, publishing books and the UU World magazine, providing religious education curricula, offering shared services, coordinating social justice activities, and more.
The primary purpose of the Association is to serve the needs of its member congregations, organize new congregations, extend and strengthen Unitarian Universalist institutions and implement its principles.
—UUA Bylaws
The UUA is led by the elected President, Moderator and Board of Trustees. These leaders are elected every few years by congregational delegates at the annual General Assembly gathering. The President is the chief executive of the UUA and its public spokesperson. The Moderator chairs the business meetings of the General Assembly and meetings of the Board of Trustees. Specialized boards, committees and advisors also help lead the UUA.
New congregations and groups can join the UUA by following the path to membership. Every congregation is also part of the UUA's districts and regions. Groups seeking relationship with the UUA an also become covenanting communities or related organizations.
You can read more about the staff and offices of the UUA.
Contact Information
If you know which office or staff person you are trying to reach, please see our staff directory or call (617) 742-2100. For answers to general questions about Unitarian Universalism and the UUA, email info [at] uua [dot] org or call (617) 948-6103.
The UUA's headquarters and mailing address is 24 Farnsworth Street, Boston, MA 02210-1409. Please include the name of the UUA office or staff person you are trying to reach.


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