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1. Re: RHQ 4.2 and JBoss AS 6.1Ralf Battenfeld Mar 5, 2012 4:41 AM (in response to Ralf Battenfeld)
May the issue is on your side. What I can see is that the path to the conf folder is not resolved correctly. Our server "ptp-prod" is not located in the .../jboss-6.1.0.Final/server/ folder. Do have the possibility to set this path explicetly? In the connections settings, this field is not changeable.
2. Re: RHQ 4.2 and JBoss AS 6.1mazz Mar 5, 2012 9:24 AM (in response to Ralf Battenfeld)
One - I can't stand it when our plugins spit out exceptions on the console - I would like to remind plugin devs that they should log errors and not rely on e.printStackTrace(). Anyway, I don't think that community version of the app server is manageable by the jboss-as-5 plugin. Do a search in the forums here - I know there was alot of threads discussing community versions of the app server not being manageable.
3. Re: RHQ 4.2 and JBoss AS 6.1Ralf Battenfeld Mar 5, 2012 1:56 PM (in response to mazz)
Thanks John, the faq explicetly notes that JBoss AS 6.x should work. I have tested it on my laptop and rhq didn't had a problem to discover the local JBoss AS 6.1 instances. I have to investigate it more why the agent is not recognizing your inhouse JBoss instances. It would be helpful to know how the plugin is detecting JBoss installations. Do they have up and running when the agent makes the discovery?
There is maybe a chance that I can contribute as well to this project. I am doing it for other JBoss project already.
4. Re: RHQ 4.2 and JBoss AS 6.1Ralf Battenfeld Mar 8, 2012 1:44 PM (in response to Ralf Battenfeld)
After looking at the source code, I was able to manage that rhq reqognizes a running jboss 6.1 instance successfully. It is required to start jboss with: -Djboss.server.base.dir=/home/bfr/tmp/tmp-server/
This path points to the absolute path of the server configuration.
This ia strange to me since this is already defined by --configuration=tmp-default -b localhost -Djboss.server.base.url=file:/home/bfr/tmp/tmp-server/
Why this is like this in the jboss-as-5 plugin, I don't know...
I didn't try a jboss 5.1 instance but I can imagine that this helps as well here.

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Pelvic arteriovenous malformation concealing a spinal dural arteriovenous fistula
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Objective: Spinal dural arteriovenous fistula (SDAVF) is a disease that is not efficiently diagnosed. Due to nonspecific and manifold clinical symptoms, there is a long delay between onset of first symptoms and definitive diagnosis. We report the case of a patient with progressive myelopathy believed to be caused by a large pelvic arteriovenous malformation which concealed a thoracic SDAVF.
Case illustration: A 62-year-old man presented with symptoms of progressive partial spinal paralyses. MRI showed edema of the thoracic cord and regional dilated perimedullary vessels. Repeated spinal angiograms failed to demonstrate a spinal d-AVF, however a large pelvic arteriovenous malformation was incidentally found. The pelvic AVM was repeatedly partially embolizes but failed to to yield any relief to the patient's symptoms, the problems remained progressive. We performed a complete embolisation followed by AVM shunt disconnection. Thereafter his symptoms were regressive. Two months later the patients was readmitted because of renewed progressive symptoms. MRI showed a progressive congestive myelopathy. Pelvic angiogram showed no revascularization of the pelvic AVM. A spinal dural fistula was not detected by a renewed spinal angiogram. A multidetector computed tomographic angiography revealed a Th3 arteriovenous fistula. This was then clipped and the patient's symptoms were regressive.
Conclusions: Spinal dural AVF is often misdiagnosed. In middle aged patients especially men with ascending motor or sensory deficits in the legs, spinal d-AVF should be considered. Multidetector computed tomographic angiography is a very useful diagnostic tool for its detection.


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World's Best Carnivals, Unmasked
It's everyone's favorite excuse for a party. Here are the most over-the-top celebrations, each with its own traditions for music, costumes, and cutting loose.
New Orleans: Say "Mardi Gras" in the U.S., and everyone thinks of New Orleans, with its masked partygoers. The city's pre-Lent Carnival is tamer now than it was before the 2005 hurricane. But it's still a blast (mardigrasday.com). Be sure to stop by Mardi Gras World, a museum showcasing famous floats and memorabilia (mardigrasworld.com).
Belgium:Binche—a town close to the border with France—has held an annual pre-Lenten festival since the 16th century. The must-see event is the March of the Gilles, a parade of men and boys wearing brightly colored costumes with wooden clogs (carnavaldebinche.be). Meanwhile, a few Sundays before Easter, residents in the community of Stavelot interrupt Lent with a festival. White-robed figures go on parade, and one of them may smack you with a dried pig's bladder—or something just as yucky (laetare-stavelot.be).
Brazil: Considered the granddaddy event, Rio de Janeiro's sultry Carnaval pulses to a samba beat, the ritual music rooted in Afro-Brazilian culture. Free street parties are easy to find, but the main event is a competition between samba performers in a 70,000-person venue, the Sambodromo, with advance-purchase tickets from $110 (rio-carnival.net).
Canada: Quebec City claims to have the most visited Carnival in the Northern Hemisphere. Residents build ice and snow sculptures as large as real-life castles, and on the last day, canoes race in the ice-choked St. Lawrence River (carnaval.qc.ca).
Colombia: If you go to the Carnival party in the Caribbean coastal city of Barranquilla, don't be surprised if someone tosses a garland of flowers around your neck while you're standing on a cobbled street listening to a mix of Colombian funk and folk music (colombia.travel).
Germany: In Cologne, Kölner Karneval is a rowdy week for many adults, with bars suspending their usual closing times. But kid-friendly events include a parade on the Monday before Ash Wednesday, when Kamelle (candies) are tossed from floats. Some of the traditions have been passed down since at least the Middle Ages (koeln.de).
Italy: In Venice during Carnevale (from the Latin for "removal of flesh"), you'll see the occasional costumed figure in St. Mark's Square. But masked participants can be found in all of the major piazzas. There are no private cars in this water-bound city, so Carnevale revelers done up in exotic attire must walk to their fancy-dress balls, giving onlookers a chance to peek at them (carnivalofvenice.com).
Mexico: Residents of the western coastal city of Mazatlán are fiercely proud of their Carnival. Costumed performers surge southward along the Pacific coastline, followed by a fireworks and laser-light show, best viewed along the harbor (gomazatlan.com).
Trinidad and Tobago: Throwing the biggest pre-Lent celebration in the Caribbean, capital city Port of Spain showcases stilt-walkers and other performers. The ingenious costumes typically satirize the former British colonial authorities (gotrinidadandtobago.com).


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Monday, October 27, 2008
Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Buttercream
Growing up in Paris, I have fond memories of macarons, croissants and fresh baguettes as regular morning treats. Paris is filled with bakeries, or 'boulangeries' where bread is freshly made and can often be bought still warm from the oven. Certain things, however haven't yet made it to our tables...and cupcakes are of those things. Sure, France has some of the most elaborate pastries around, but no authentic cupcakes to be found. There's just something about a moist cakey cupcake with luscious sweet icing. It's surely hard to beat. While I was living in New York last year, my near-obsession with cupcakes compelled me to wander into any cupcake store I could find. I always felt the slight irony of me wanting a simple heart-warming cupcake when I had spent the day making intricate meat dishes, homemade pasta or puff pastry from scratch at school.
All to say that posting a cupcake recipe was long overdue! I made a simple chocolate buttercream with a cocoa base this weekend and it turned out well. Next on my list is making orange-flavored buttercream. Mistake to be avoided would be: adding orange juice to buttercream as the acidity in the orange makes the icing curdle (I speak from experience here!).. so I will be making it with Grand Marnier and orange zest only. For now though, these all-chocolate cupcakes did the trick.
Recipe (batter adapted from the Barefoot Contessa)
Makes about 15 cupcakes
12 tablespoons (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature
2/3 cup granulated sugar
2/3 cup light brown sugar, packed
2 extra-large eggs, at room temperature
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1 cup of buttermilk, shaken, at room temperature
1/2 cup sour cream, at room temperature
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup good cocoa powder
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1 stick of butter
1 3/4 cups of confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
3 tablespoons of bittersweet chocolate, melted and cooled
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line cupcake pans with paper liners.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter and 2 sugars on high speed until light and fluffy, approximately 5 minutes. Lower the speed to medium, add the eggs 1 at a time, then add the vanilla and mix well. In a separate bowl, whisk together the buttermilk and sour cream. In another bowl, sift together the flour, cocoa, baking soda, and salt. On low speed, add the buttermilk mixture and the flour mixture alternately in thirds to the mixer bowl, beginning with the buttermilk mixture and ending with the flour mixture. Mix only until blended. Fold the batter with a rubber spatula to be sure it's completely blended.
Divide the batter among the cupcake pans (1 rounded standard ice cream scoop per cup is the right amount). Bake in the middle of the oven for 20 to 25 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes, remove from the pans, and allow to cool completely before frosting.
Cream the butter with an electric mixer. Add the confectioners' sugar little by little. Mix for about 3-4 minutes until the mixture is smooth. Add the cooled chocolate and vanilla extract and mix well until the chocolate is entirely incorporated. Ice the cupcakes as you please. Enjoy!
Once you have iced the cupcakes, it is best not to store them in the fridge to maintain the icing's texture.
22 comments:
- cakewardrobe said...
Since I've turned my kitchen to a science lab, though I hate wasting ingredients like butter, note to self, never put orange juice in buttercream! We have cupcakes you have macarons! I think I would rather have macarons since cupcakes are so much easier and less tedious to make. That looks delicious!
- October 27, 2008 at 12:45 PM
- Maria said...
Chocolate is my best friend. The cupcake is adorable!
- October 27, 2008 at 2:49 PM
- Cakespy said...
They look perfect--and your decorating is just impeccable!
- October 27, 2008 at 5:13 PM
- Big Boys Oven said...
wow! you cupcake looks so chic . .. . ,lovely and so adorable!
- October 27, 2008 at 9:07 PM
- Mallory Elise said...
cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute. :)
- October 28, 2008 at 12:48 AM
- My Sweet & Saucy said...
- October 28, 2008 at 2:20 AM
- Deborah said...
Sometimes there is just nothing better than a cupcake!!
- October 28, 2008 at 5:53 AM
I feel like this is the perfect time of year for chocolate cupcakes! Don't ask me why, but I feel like they are perfect for Halloween.
- October 28, 2008 at 10:09 AM
- Ingrid said...
Love the ribbon tied around 'em.....so sweet!
Thanks for the tip regarding the acid in orange juice not mixing with buttercream. I imagine it's the same with lemons, too?!
- October 28, 2008 at 10:53 AM
- Erica said...
These are beautiful- I love the ribbon tied around the bottom- what a great detail! Beautiful blog! And can I say, I dream of fresh bread every day!
- October 28, 2008 at 2:06 PM
- Audrey said...
oh, these look good. And so does the pear clafouti, which I want to try as soon as I make those scallops...
- October 28, 2008 at 2:17 PM
- Dawn said...
Cupcakes as cute as these need a cute ribbon! Very cute!
- October 28, 2008 at 4:00 PM
- Olga said...
those cupcakes are just too cute!! no wonder you've won an award for your blog :)
- October 28, 2008 at 10:28 PM
- Olga said...
Those look absolutely adorable! No wonder you've won an award for your blog :)
- October 28, 2008 at 10:30 PM
- Michelle said...
Looks delicious! I love the little ribbon as an added touch!
- October 29, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- Cakebrain said...
oh my! I love this recipe too! I use it all the time when I make chocolate cupcakes! Yours look so good!
- October 29, 2008 at 12:29 AM
- Darius T. Williams said...
I mean really - how can anyone turn this down? This looks stunning!
- October 29, 2008 at 7:50 AM
- Jacque said...
That's interesting about the lack of cupcakes in France. I didn't know :)
Your cupcake is adorable and looks delish!
- October 29, 2008 at 8:32 PM
- syrie said...
Lovely! they look perfect. I have a bit of an obsession with adding grand marnier to my chocolate recipes at the moment.
- October 30, 2008 at 1:16 AM
- Maris said...
your ribbon around that cupcake is one of THE most adorable things ive ever seen!!
- November 5, 2008 at 12:50 PM
- Maris said...
The ribbons tied around the little cupcakes just might be the most adorable thing I've ever seen!
- November 5, 2008 at 12:52 PM
- Jamie said...
Completely understand! I live in France and started baking all of those wonderful, simple American goodies and treats for my family because I couldn't (and still can't) buy them here. This seems a great chocolate cupcake recipe.
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Joe Lyons Cottage
Joe attended the local Stanley school and started his teaching career here before his political career in 1909.
By 1914 Joe was deputy leader, then in 1923 elected as State Premier. Joe remained premier till the party lost office in 1928, before moving into federal politics in the Scullin Labor ministry in 1929.
In 1931 Joe resigned from the Labor Party and led the newly formed United Australia Party in its successful federal campaign in December. From 1932 to his death in 1939, "Honest Joe" was Prime Minister of Australia, being the first (and only) Tasmanian to aspire to that office. Joe was also the first Prime Minister to win three consecutive federal elections.
The cottage is preserved as much as possible in the period of Joe's childhood. The static display is a tribute to the life of Joe and his equally famous wife Dame Enid Lyons, the first woman elected to the federal House of Representatives.
The cottage is currently owned by Parks and Wildlife and operated by volunteers.
14 Alexander Terrace
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.3K from Cowrie Point
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The town was once the administrative centre for the Van Diemen's Land Company, a royal charter company, formed in 1824 during the reign of George IV.
Highfield House, an imposing Georgian home was once the VDL Managers' residence. It is open to the public and overlooks the town below.
To reach Stanley, turn off the Bass Highway (A2) 15 km east of Smithton.
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Cow 'N' Calf Art Gallery
The gallery exhibits consist of the photographic works created by David Murphy, and a range of other artists artworks as well. They comprise glasswares, woodworks, jewellery, apparel such as scarves, bronze works, as well as other photographic works.
David is also available for weddings, website images, and functions.
15 Church Street
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.7K from Cowrie Point
The Angel's Share
The cleanest air in the world. Clean green crops and pristine mountain water. Just add clever, dedicated people, and you have the unique recipe for the now world famous whiskies and spirits produced in Tasmania.
Showcased on the wall of "The Angel's Share" in Stanley, these superb products are available for tasting, and sale. From big, bold, cask strength whisky, to the elegance of Sloe gin, there is something to tempt every palate. And for lovers of Tasmanian wine, beer and cider, "The Angel's Share" offers a select range of Tasmania's finest.
Be delighted by exquisite work from our most prized artisans and craftsmen. Works by Dawn Oakford, James Dodson, Kate Medwin and Mark Bishop. Divine jewellery by Jorme, exclusive to "The Angel's Share," also the beautiful jewellery of Jennifer G Frost and Helen French.
Fabulous Serenade handbags, wallets and shoes. Luxurious Possum and merino knitwear as well as Tassie made socks, beanies and scarves. Add to that the fantastic new home grown perfumes from Wild Islands and we have your every sense perfectly covered.
14 Church Street
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.8K from Cowrie Point
Stanley Golf Club
A typical links-style course, the Stanley Golf Club has a relatively flat layout with watered greens and tees. The course is set among sand dunes about 10 m from the sea and has some interesting challenges including bunkers, a dam and strong Bass Strait winds. The course offers great views of the coast and Stanley's famous Nut - the remains of an extinct volcano rising 152 m from the sea.
Visitors are welcome and casual green fees are paid into an honesty box. A Men's competition is held each Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 1pm and the Ladies' competition is each Wednesday and Saturday at 10am. You can enjoy a drink in the bar each weekday from 3pm, Saturday from 11am and from 3pm Sunday. Club and buggy hire, practice facilities and showers are also available. The Stanley Golf Club hosts The Nut Major Open Event each year in mid-November.
Holes: 9, Par: 66, Length: 4,706 m, Australian Course Rating: 64.
32 Marine Esplanade
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.9K from Cowrie Point
Touchwood Gallery, and Cafe
The Touchwood Gallery specialises in fine Tasmanian artworks. You can browse the Gallery's collection of hand-made pottery, blown glass, pewter, jewellery and fine woodcraft made from Tasmanian speciality timbers. Artisans include Barry Mousley, who is exclusively represented by Touchwood, Crickhollow Pottery, the Tasmanian Kaleidoscope Company, West Tamar Woodcrafts and Tasmanian Glassblowers, among many others. Many of the artworks are for sale and phone orders are also accepted.
Treat yourself to aromatic coffee and home-baked treats in the Touchwood Caf?. Sample freshly baked cakes, muffins or scones slathered in freshly whipped cream and home made jam, or enjoy a gourmet snack or light meal from the menu which features fine Tasmanian produce, including fresh local seafood.
Touchwood also offers bed and breakfast, cottage accommodation overlooking the ocean and dramatic Stanley coastline.
31 Church Street
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.9K from Cowrie Point
Stanley Discovery Museum
Step back in time with local historical items including various displays and memorabilia.
Some of the items on display include antique bric-a-brac, photographic display, numerous household and farming utensils of settlement days, 1850 wedding gown, marine curios, relics from ships that once sailed in the area, mineral display, shell collection and paintings by renowned artist GJR Conolan. Open from September to May, 11 to 3 daily, it is possible to access the Museum by appointment outside of opening hours, by arrangement.
37-39 Church Street
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.9K from Cowrie Point
Highfield Historic Site
Edward Curr, the chief agent of the Van Diemen's Land Company, started construction in 1832, and later additions were made by John Lee Archer. The VDL settlement began in 1826 on 350,000 acres granted under Royal Charter by George IV. Today, the original farm has reduced and covers around five acres, which is open to visitors daily from 0930 - 1630 from 1 September to 31 May. During June, July and August the site is open Monday to Friday. The site is also available as a venue for weddings, meetings and artists in residence. School groups and coach groups are also welcome. Highfield is the story of success or tragedy - you decide.
143 Green Hills Road
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 13.2K from Cowrie Point
Cowrie Point: Events
Tasmanian Encore
10 Church Street
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 11.8K from Cowrie Point
Cowrie Point: Travel Tips
Stanley Visitor Centre
We are open seven days a week; Monday to Friday (0900 to 1700), Saturday and Sunday (1000 to 1600).
45 Main Road
Stanley, TAS, 7331
Located 12.1K from Cowrie Point


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There were several comments in the March 30 issue of the El Dorado Times about Uncork Kansas.
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There were several comments in the March 30 issue of the El Dorado Times about Uncork Kansas.
My hat is off to Representative Will Carpenter for taking a stand against HR2206. The name Uncork Kansas sounds like liquor should be available in every store and kiosk in the state. I'm not buying the concern is about free enterprise and an economic boost to Kansas. There are several hundred outlets for liquor in Kansas now, and the state monitors them all. With liquor sold in every grocery store or street corner as some suggest it would be nearly impossible for the state to monitor them all, and it would make liquor readily available to young people. Representative Carpenter did the right thing by considering all the consequences, and standing up against the Liquor Lobby. We have a great state. Let's keep it that way.
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Adobe is pleased to announce the availability of the Adobe® AIR® 2.6 SDK and AIR® 2.6 desktop runtimes for Windows, Mac and Linux. With AIR 2.6, AIR achieves feature parity for Android and iOS platforms. This new release provides major performance and feature enhancements for iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) app development as well as updates for Android and desktop app development.
The AIR 2.6 for Android runtime was released on February 25, 2011, to the Android Market to support the Content Viewer for Android and announcement of Adobe® Digital Publishing Suite , and new Android tablets running on Android 3.0. Currently over 1,900 AIR applications for Android are available in the Android Market.
"Adobe AIR 2.6 enables me to develop once and publish across multiple platforms. There are slight tweaks required for each platform (Android vs iOS) but we're talking about a few minutes not weeks. The majority of the optimizations revolve around screen sizes which would be an issue regardless of the development tool. If I were targeting Android and iOS natively vs Adobe AIR I would expect my costs to be at least 80% higher; and much closer to 100 – 150% higher should maintenance and updates be required for each platform."
-Charlie Schulze, President and co-founder, Woven Interactive, LLC
Video: Watch Charlie Schulze's demo of "Comb Over Charlie" a multiscreen app (Android and iOS smartphones, tablets and Windows laptop) developed using AIR.
New Features in AIR 2.6 for iOS and Android
AIR for iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad)
"I'm now getting 60 fps on an iPhone 3GS, it's smoother than Packager for iPhone too!"
-Kevin Newman, Senior Developer, adcSTUDIO
"My project uses things like vector graphics, blend modes, and filters. In the past, many effects needed to be removed or altered for iOS to achieve decent performance. This gargantuan improvement means that I can now use the same project to target both iOS and Android. It's likely to save me many hours of time previously spent on optimization."
-Josh Tynjala, Founder, Bowler Hat Games
- Updated AIR for iOS support with improved performance. Developers can take advantage of new features in iOS 4 like multitasking, Retina display support for higher screen resolutions, and front and back camera support. Developers can now build applications that capture audio with microphone support and take advantage of the same graphics hardware method used in AIR for Android using OpenGL ES 2 for high performance graphics.
- Packager for iPhone (PFI) is now replaced with functionality integrated with AIR Developer Tool (ADT) a command-line tool for compiling applications in the AIR SDK. ADT can now be used to package AIR files, native desktop installers, AIR applications for Android and iOS.
Video: Learn more about what's new in AIR 2.6 for iOS in this short video with Ryan Stewart, Senior Technical Evangelist.
AIR for Android
"I was blown away with how much AIR has grown in API support for Android and iOS as well as the improvements in speed. This is just amazing."
-Boz Bundalo, Creative Director / Chief Technology Officer, Republic Project
- Submit apps to be included in the Amazon Appstore for Android when the store launches. Companies now have an additional distribution option with one of the largest online shopping destinations on the web. Learn more in Christian Cantrell's blog post "AIR 2.6 Applications and the Amazon Appstore for Android".
- USB debugging was added as an additional debugging option to WiFi. Learn more about AIR 2.6 features for mobile and desktop please read Scott Castle's article"What's new in AIR 2.6″.
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Liberty is a fictional American state in the Grand Theft Auto series that parodies the real world American state of New York. The state is also referred as Liberty State, Liberty City State, and State of Liberty. Like New York State, Liberty State is on the east coast of America and the rest of America exists around it.
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- Liberty City: The state's main city
- The Carraways: A little-known location only mentioned in GTA IV Era.
- Carcer City: The city that Manhunt takes place in, possibly located in the state, due to it apparently being close to Liberty City, because in GTA III is mentioned that Carcer City is "nearby" to Liberty City by the Lips 106 DJ.
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In GTA 1 there is a landmass to the west of Liberty City known as New Guernsey. In GTA IV, there is also a landmass west of Liberty City,but it is now known as Alderney. These two places are references to New Jersey, playing the role of neighboring Liberty State.


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By Claudia Assis
Shares of Tesla Motors Inc. closed at a record Thursday, their second in as many days, as investors appeared optimistic the electric car maker will post banner fourth-quarter results next week.
Tesla /quotes/zigman/118681/delayed /quotes/nls/tsla TSLA shares topped $200 for most of the day and posted an intraday record earlier on Thursday of $202.72 before falling back to end at $199.63.
Tesla is scheduled to report fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday. Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect the car maker to report fourth-quarter earnings of 19 cents a share on $646 million in sales.
That would compare with a loss of 65 cents on $306 million in sales a year ago. Tesla shares have gained 425% in the past 12 months, and 46% in the past three months. Or, to paint to clearer picture, just a year ago Tesla shares closed at $38.45.
Tesla shares started their nice move up right around the Detroit auto show in mid January. That's when the company said fourth-quarter sales of its Model S sedan had blown its own forecast out of the water — 20% above their expectations.
In Detroit, Tesla's vice-president of global sales and service, Jerome Guillen, said in a press conference that, on the sales side, "it's reckless growth," saying later he misspoke and meant to say "relentless growth."
Enter China. In late January, Tesla's Beijing showroom took a couple hundred orders for Model S cars during its first two days. "That was a nice start," said Craig Irwin, an analyst with Wedbush Securities.
And that's for a car that would be delivered in August. In a city that has a license plate lottery system to reduce congestion and pollution that gives plates to about 10% of applicants. Tesla electric cars are not yet able to leapfrog the system and must wait to get a plate in the standard system.
Another boost came when Tesla won a nod from Consumer Reports, which raved about the cars, and talk of a newer, higher-capacity battery pack.
Wall Street is also expecting Tesla to say it will be running into capacity constraints for the Model S, likely by the end of the year. Tesla could announce plans to expand capacity, Irwin said.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Yale senior Alia Aziz has been named the 2010 recipient of the Richey Award, one of the top honors in collegiate squash.
The Richey Award, named after women's squash pioneer Betty Richey, is awarded annually to the women's college squash player who "best exemplifies the ideals of squash in her love of and devotion to the game, her strong sense of fairness, and her excellence of play and leadership." Candidates are evaluated on six criteria: on-court poise and demeanor, skill level and ability, team play, contributions to collegiate squash, leadership, and cooperation with players, coaches, and tournament officials.
Yale players have now won the Richey Award in five of the past six seasons. Last year, current Yale assistant coach Pamela Anckermann ended Yale's stranglehold on the award as a senior at Mount Holyoke. Prior to that, Yale had won four consecutive Richey Awards. Yale's string of Richey Award winners is a testament to Yale's head coach Dave Talbott, as well as the Yale squash program as a whole.


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As you've likely heard, Indy Connect, Central Indiana's Transportation Initiative, recently launched. Because this process will shape the planning and implementation of our formal long range plan, it is critical that the voices of all citizens are heard! Our input is vital to ensure that this continued investment in our transportation network includes legitimate options for all users - pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transportation users, as well as motorists - regardless of age or ability. Having comprehensive transportation options in our communities provides citizens the opportunity to walk, bike, and/or use transit for getting around, thus increasing physical activity, reducing pollutants, improving access to services, and enhancing a sense of community among neighbors.
The Health by Design coalition wants to ensure that all Central Indiana citizens know about this public input process and that everyone who wants to participate is able to do so! There are several ways that people can provide feedback, based on what works best for them:
- Visit Indy Connect online (www.indyconnect.org) to submit comments
- Use the bilingual phone line (317-327-8601)
- Attend one of the remaining public meetings (www.indyconnect.org/events.htm)
- Submit hand-written comments (address available online)
- Contact Indy Connect to request a presentation/meeting with a group
We have developed talking points for your use, if helpful, and there are additional materials on the Projects page. Thanks for getting engaged and spreading the word!
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The woman on left is Kimora Lee Simmons. I'm not sure who that is on the right, but I think we're supposed to believe that she is Kimora Lee Simmons.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
When beautiful isn't beautiful...
The woman on left is Kimora Lee Simmons. I'm not sure who that is on the right, but I think we're supposed to believe that she is Kimora Lee Simmons.
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- Saranga said...
what? huh? what?
the world is wrong.
- April 6, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Amelia said...
Right? I mean, does whoever is responsible for that ad really think that the general public is uneducated enough to believe that it's a truthful image? And that's to say nothing about how harmful images like that have been shown (time and time again) to be on young women (even those who are media literate). Ugh.
- April 6, 2010 at 11:34 AM
Oh dear Lord. They gave her Gumby legs! On the one hand, I love this kind of shameless airbrushing because at least you can tell it's fake (I think/hope most people can!), as opposed to the usual airbrushing that we're lulled into thinking is just how those celebrities/models really look.
On the other hand, it's just grotesque. SIGH.
- April 6, 2010 at 12:12 PM
Reminds me of this picture I found a while back:
I just hope eventually it's going to get to the point where people become bored with pictures that have been edited so much (because, really, they all look pretty much the same anyway) and one popular company's going to swerve left and use real pictures of people. It will stand out by being really different, and if it's a popular enough company that does this then others will follow.
- April 6, 2010 at 6:44 PM
That actually reminds me of something interesting I thought of a few days back that I think would make for a thoughtful discussion. What if, one day, every single person on the planet suddenly had the ability to change his/her appearance to whatever he/she wanted? I don't mean like turning into a tiger or becoming 200 feet tall, I mean changing regularly variable human characteristics to any phenotype that can occur in nature. I think most people would end up looking exactly the same, out of either insecurity or peer pressure, but would it stay that way or would it make people realize how great it is to be unique? And how would this affect advertising? I don't know. I just thought it would be interesting to think about. And obviously this would cause problems with identifying criminals, recognizing friends, etc. But let's ignore issues like that. I'm just curious to see what people think. You (blog writers) can make this a separate post, actually, if you want.
- April 6, 2010 at 6:54 PM


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New to the Silver and Blue: Brandon Carr
When the Cowboys picked up free agent, corner-back, Brandon Carr, I knew nothing about him. When they signed him to a 5 year, $50.1 million contract, I was shocked to say the least. After letting Newman go, we knew he would fill his spot on the roster. I was wondering if he would be able to. So far his preseason I've been extremely impressed with his talent. He seems to be fitting right in to the defense.
I also liked his comments on the Dallas Cowboy organization soon after signing. "From the moment they came and got me, to the moment I got to the stadium, it was just red-carpet treatment," Carr said. "They showed me they wanted me. They were genuine with their words. That played a part in the process and my decision-making. The stadium is phenomenal-the best in the world. I'm excited to get in the uniform, get in the stadium and get to work." Carr also said he was ecstatic after signing his contract. "It's been a long, long time, and I've been waiting for the opportunity." Carr said, "To not only secure myself financially, but also to elevate my game to be at the highest level, which is the Dallas Cowboys. Now it's time to turn my game up another notch." I think the work effort he put in at camp and his efforts in this pre-season so far proves he meant his words.
Carr was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the fifth round in the 2008 draft. On the final play of the chiefs 2011 season, Carr intercepted a Tim Tebow pass, not a bad way to end your season and career in KC.
John L. Carr and Kathy Robinson Carr brought Brandon Carey Carr into this world May, 19th 1986 in Flint, Michigan. He attended Grand Valley State starting 41 of his 49 games. He helped the Lakers win back-to-back NCAA Division II national championships. Brandon also received the Defensive Back of the Year honor by the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference his senior year.
I think Brandon will improve the Dallas Cowboy defense and will be a stand out player for us for years to come. Newman was a solid player for many years. I hope Brandon Carr can be as large part of the team as Newman.
What do you think of Carr so far in this pre-season?


text: Attorney Rudolf Mayer will use an insanity defense with client Josef Fritzl , the evil Austrian who imprisoned his daughter Elisabeth in the family basement and fathered 7 children by her. "I believe that the trigger was a mental disorder, because I can't imagine that someone has sex with his own daughter without having a mental disorder," Mayer said, according to the AP. Mayer plans to push for Fritzl's internment in a psychiatric institution as opposed to a jail, if certified insane and convicted. In other Fritzl news, Josef's sister-in-law, Christine, has spoken out against him, calling him a "tyrant" and saying that her sister, Josef's wife Rosemarie, was too terrified of her husband to ever cross him. She even stuck by Fritzl when he was convicted of raping a nurse in 1967. Christine says Rosemarie only cared about their children and with the recent, horrific revelations of recent weeks, "For sure, the world has collapsed for her." [AP via CNN, AP via MSNBC]


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The Toyota Venza was introduced in the 2009 model year.
Measures taken from the neck, chest, and both legs indicate low risk of injuries to these body regions in a crash of this severity. A high head acceleration occurred when the dummy's head hit the steering wheel through the airbag, indicating that head injuries would be possible. Head acceleration from the roof rail hit was low.
Dummy movement was well controlled. During rebound, the dummy's head hit the roof rail.
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The Toyota Venza was introduced in the 2009 model year. Beginning with 2013 models, design changes were made to the rear door trim panels to improve occupant protection in side impact crashes.
Two tests of the Venza were conducted, one of a 2009 model by the Institute and the other representing a 2013 model by Toyota as part of side crash test verification. These vehicles are rated separately, except that the structure ratings for both vehicles are based on both tests, as are driver dummy injury and head protection ratings, because no changes were made affecting front seat occupants. (The car tested by Toyota was designated as a 2011 model but included the rear door trim changes of the 2013 models.)
Driver — Measures taken from the dummy indicate a low risk of any significant injuries in a crash of this severity.
Passenger — Measures taken from the dummy indicate a low risk of any significant injuries in a crash of this severity.
Driver — The dummy's head was protected from being hit by any hard structures, including the intruding barrier, by a side curtain airbag that deployed from the roof.
Passenger — The dummy's head was protected from being hit by any hard structures, including the intruding barrier, by a side curtain airbag that deployed from the roof.
In the test, the strength of the roof is determined by pushing a metal plate against one side of it at a slow but constant speed. The force applied relative to the vehicle's weight is known as the strength-to-weight ratio. This graph shows how the ratio varied as the test of this vehicle progressed. The peak strength-to-weight ratio recorded at any time before the roof is crushed 5 inches is the key measurement of roof strength.
A good rating requires a strength-to-weight ratio of at least 4. In other words, the roof must withstand a force of at least 4 times the vehicle's weight before the plate crushes the roof by 5 inches. For an acceptable rating, the minimum required strength-to-weight ratio is 3.25. For a marginal rating, it is 2.5. Anything lower than that is poor.
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Industry Leaders Comment on Alfresco's Cloud Connected Content Vision
Alfresco Enterprise 4 & Cloud Connected Content: An Industry Perspective
"Alfresco Enterprise 4 is another demonstration that the open source model delivers compelling innovation and value to customers. More importantly, open source and open standards are becoming the key to bridging public and private clouds to give enterprises choice in how they deploy enterprise applications. Alfresco's cloud connected content approach delivers on all of those fronts."
Lee Congdon, CIO - Red Hat
Red Hat® is the world's leading open source and Linux® provider.
"We see the integration of Dropbox into Alfresco Enterprise 4, and Alfresco's upcoming cloud service, as a great example of a company using our API to create real value for customers. We look forward to continuing to work with Alfresco to make this integration successful."
Ilya Fushman, Head of Platform Business Development – Dropbox
Dropbox is a free service that lets people bring their documents, photos and videos everywhere and share them easily
"Alfresco Enterprise 4 is the first enterprise content management system to make it super simple for users to publish content - like presentations, videos and documents - to SlideShare. We are excited to be working with Alfresco to make sure this integration continues to better connect corporate content with appropriate social media channels."
Ross Mayfield, VP of Business Development – SlideShare
SlideShare is the world's largest community for sharing presentations.
"We believe Alfresco Enterprise 4, and the upcoming Alfresco cloud collaboration service, are going to be key in enabling Alfresco enterprise users to be more productive with their tablets. We are excited to already have our service integrated with Alfresco's iPad application which allows users to simply and easily edit business documents on the fly, and then save them back into Alfresco Enterprise or Alfresco in the cloud."
Alan Masarek, CEO – Quickoffice
Installed on over 300 million devices in more than 180 countries, Quickoffice is the worldwide leader in mobile office solutions. Quickoffice HD is the #2 Top-Grossing iPad app in Business.
"Jive and Alfresco are working together to combine leading Social Business Software with best-of-breed enterprise content management. Together we recognize that customers expect us to deliver the same value when choosing public cloud and hybrid cloud deployments. We look forward to working with Alfresco to bring the powerful combination of our two companies to customers in the cloud."
Matt Tucker, CTO and co-founder - Jive Software
Jive combines powerful features of customer community software, collaboration software, social networking & social media monitoring into the leading social business solution.
"DocuSign is extending the value of Alfresco's world class content management system by connecting it to DocuSign, the global standard for electronic signature. With the DocuSign Connector for Alfresco Enterprise, companies can seamlessly manage the document signing process internally and with customers, partners, and suppliers to fully automate paper processes to finish business faster. We look forward to extending our partnership to Alfresco's upcoming cloud service."
Bob DeSantis, Managing Director – DocuSign Europe
DocuSign helps your world work better with the easiest, fastest, most secure way to send, sign, track and store documents in the cloud.
"When you combine our PDF Expert app (one of the top-grossing productivity apps of all-time on the iPad) and the mobile content management capabilities of Alfresco Enterprise 4, enterprises now have a powerful solution for PDF annotation and PDF forms that can be adopted inside or outside the firewall. PDF Expert works out of the box with Alfresco's native WebDAV support and we are excited to be working on deeper integration with Alfresco Enterprise and Alfresco in the cloud."
Igor Zhadanov, CEO - Readdle
Readdle is the maker of top-ranked business and productivity apps on iPad and iPhone, including PDF Expert, ReaddleDocs, and ScannerPro.
"The combination of Drupal for web content management and Alfresco for document management and workflow is becoming the go-to open source standard for high-traffic websites and communities. With Alfresco Enterprise 4 connected via CMIS (the open content standard) to Drupal, web content creators now have new options for mobile content creation and content collaboration that allow them to publish seamlessly to Drupal."
Ronald C. Pruett, Jr. Chief Marketing Officer - Acquia
Acquia is the leading provider of commercial solutions for Drupal, an open source content management platform powering millions of websites and applications.
"The combination of Alfresco Enterprise and the Alfresco iPad app has allowed our staff to finally work together no matter where they are and no matter what device they use, sharing ideas and collaborating in a much better way. Working with Ixxus, an Alfresco Platinum Partner, we customized Alfresco to fit our specific business needs."
Hilary Sellars, Head of IT Services - University for the Creative Arts (UCA)
With over 7,000 students, UCA (www.ucreative.ac.uk) is one of the biggest providers of art & design education in Europe.
To learn more about Alfresco Enterprise 4 and to download a free trial, please go to http://alfresco.com/alfresco4. To download the Alfresco mobile app for iPad or iPhone, please click here.


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Our undergraduate programs include Bachelors degrees in Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biology and Business Administration, Molecular Biology and Business Administration and Molecular Biology and Criminology.
For graduate students the department has PhD and MS programs in Molecular and Cell Biology and an MS in Biotechnology.
I invite you to browse these pages to find out more about the Department of Biological Sciences, and please don't hesitate to contact us if you require any additional information.
Stephen Spiro
Head of Department
(PhD Molecular and Cell Biology, 1977) on the award of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Dr Sancar began his research on DNA repair as a PhD student in this department. (read more)


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In Singapore according to statistics from 85.1% female population, 2.75% is suffering by diseases and people's death rate due to Bartholin's cyst is about 0.45%.This is form of infection, in abscess. Including bacteria such as Escherichia coli (E. coli) are extended to prone disease that can be a sexually transmitted infection which may be gonorrhea and chlamydia. Bartholin's cyst is a disease caused stored fluid which is accumulated during the opening of the gland (duct) blocks, perhaps causes infection or injury.
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There's no way to prevent a Bartholin's cyst. Rarely, for persistent cysts that aren't effectively treated by the above procedures, your doctor may recommend surgery to remove the Bartholin's gland. Surgical removal is usually done in a hospital under general anesthesia. Surgical removal of the gland carries a greater risk of bleeding or complications after the procedure. However, practicing safe sex in particular, using a condom and maintaining good hygiene habits may help to prevent infection of a cyst and the formation of an abscess.


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Benefits of using alternative fuels instead of diesel gas provide several environmental & health benefits, including improved air quality, decreased ground level ozone & decreased respiratory problems. To date progress in Ireland has been slow however biogas is becoming an attractive industry to enter.
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The abrupt firing last week of Men's Wearhouse (MW) founder George Zimmer has created a public relations nightmare for the clothing retailer, one that could take years and a lot of money to recover from.
As Zimmer himself might say: "I guarantee it."
Zimmer, who founded Men's Wearhouse in 1973 as a single store in Texas, is one of the more recognizable corporate figures in America.
Branding experts say the company faces a potentially lengthy and costly effort to refocus and rebrand itself without Zimmer as its spiritual leader and spokesman. What's more, the whole situation could have been avoided.
Dumping Zimmer out of the blue via a terse press release that offered no explanation for the move "defied every law we know for crisis management and branding," said David Johnson, chief executive of Strategic Vision, a Suwanee, Ga.-based public relations and branding firm.
"All of the sudden they throw Zimmer to the wolves and bury their heads in the sand. That creates uncertainty and a negative image for their existing customers," Johnson said.
For decades Zimmer was the singular face of the company, starring in countless television and print ads. Always impeccably dressed, his beard neatly trimmed, Zimmer smoothly and confidently promised his customers: "You're going to like the way you look. I guarantee it."
Apparently Zimmer didn't like the way Men's Wearhouse was starting to look under recently hired CEO Doug Ewert, whom Zimmer handpicked to run the company two years ago.
According to various media accounts, Zimmer began to chafe in recent months over decisions made by the company's board of directors, not least compensation for top executives such as Ewert. Zimmer, opposed escalating pay packages and began to voice his complaints, leading to a falling out between himself and Ewert.
The company issued a detailed statement Tuesday describing the growing animosity between Zimmer, the board and the company's top executives that led to Zimmer's unexpected ouster.
"Mr. Zimmer had difficulty accepting the fact that Men's Wearhouse is a public company with an independent Board of Directors and that he has not been the Chief Executive for two years," the company said in the statement. A company spokesman did not respond to a request for further comment.
Zimmer earlier issued his own statement saying, "Over the past several months I have expressed my concerns to the board about the direction the company is currently heading." He added that the board has "inappropriately chosen to silence my concerns by terminating me."
Zimmer's firing had the opposite of effect of silencing him, however.
Customers Broadsided by Zimmer's Ousting
Kontera, a content marketing company, released figures Tuesday that show consumer consumption and interest around Zimmer rose 337% in the days after his dismissal.
According to Stephan Pechdimaldji, a spokesman for Kontera, Zimmer is "someone who people have a relationship with -- they've been seeing him on TV since the 80s -- but not someone who'd they'd likely actively think about if he's not brought up."
Men's Wearhouse brought him up last week.
Johnson said it's rare for a company -- especially a retail business dependent on loyal, repeat customers -- to fire a high-profile leader seemingly without laying the groundwork well ahead of time.
While top Men's Wearhouse executives and members of its board were undoubtedly kept abreast of the developing controversy, the company's customers were broadsided by the decision.
Customers have excoriated the company and the move to dump Zimmer on social media sites such as Facebook (FB) and Twitter. A typical message read: "I won't be going back to Men's Wearhouse. I guarantee it."
Loyal customers familiar with Zimmer's story and accustomed to his savvy marketing appeal are now left questioning both the company's methods in terms of how it deals with significant personnel issues as well as how it will be moving forward in the future.
"Are they also going to be changing the focus of their business?" asked Johnson. "And what is the corporate identity now?"
Johnson said the best option for Men's Wearhouse to repair the damage already done is to bring Zimmer back in some fashion, although that doesn't seem likely given the contentious dueling statements issued by the warring parties.
Barring a reconciliation, Johnson said the company likely faces a long and expensive effort to rebrand itself without its most high-profile employee.
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Chef Linda and I (Anne) spoke about strawberries to the Beech Island Garden Club in North Augusta, S.C., a few weeks ago. We had the most marvelous time talking about gardening and cooking.
After our talk, Joy Raintree, a garden club member and manager of Redcliffe Plantation for the S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation, & Tourism treated us to a private plantation tour. Master Gardeners have installed a vegetable garden on the plantation grounds. Maybe there's a strawberry patch in their future?
Traditional strawberry patches are not the only way to grow. You can use strawberries as ground cover or in a flower border. Just make sure you can reach those succulent ripe berries. Remember, too, when strawberries mingle with flowers, you can use only pesticides safe for food on the flower border.
Strawberries love sandy soil. If, like me, you have thick clay as your soil base, raise the beds so the strawberry roots will have drainage.
Your strawberry choices depend on your seasonal temperatures and whether you want a large crop all at once (called spring or June-bearing) or smaller pickings throughout the spring, summer, and fall (known as everbearing and day-neutral).
How to plant strawberries
The best time to plant strawberries is in early spring on a cloudy, cool day. Before planting, trim the roots to four or five inches in length. Also, cut off old leaves, runners, and flowers.
Dig the planting holes one foot apart, in rows three feet apart and wide enough so that you can spread out the roots. Day-neutral plants can go in closer since they produce fewer runners. After you fill in the soil, water the plants to get rid of any air pockets.
Strawberry plants are finicky about planting depth. If you buy them potted, just slip them out of the pot and plant them at the same depth at which they were growing. Bare-root plants can be tricky. Cover the roots up to the crown, leaving the top of the crown aboveground. (The crown of the plant is the fleshy part where the leaves and stems meet the roots.)
If you grow strawberries in your backyard, you must be patient to ensure a good crop in your second year and for years afterward.
Challenging as it is, remove the flowers precocious enough to grow that first spring. This ensures strong plants that will give you ongoing bountiful crops. If you're growing everbearing or day-neutral varieties, you can allow a crop to develop in the fall.
Soon enough, you will have plenty of homegrown strawberries for Chef Linda's recipe.
A versatile dessert
A few weeks ago, I (Linda) had the pleasure of doing a presentation on preparing Strawberries Romanoff for the Beech Island, S.C., Garden Club. I enjoyed every minute of being with these wonderful, charming women and making one of the recipes that is near and dear to my heart.
Strawberries always remind me of the coming spring. I know, I know, they show up in the cold winter, too, but spring is on my mind when I make a sponge cake and have fresh strawberries and cream, or when I make this recipe that my mother used quite often for Strawberries Romanoff.
Strawberries Romanoff is one of those very versatile, simple recipes. It becomes another dessert if you layer it with almond macaroons. Just make the recipe, put in a spoon of the strawberries in a pretty glass or crystal bowl, crumble on almond macaroons, layer in little whipped cream, and then strawberries again, and finish with a spoon of cream and sprinkle of almonds. You can layer it as high as you like.
Strawberries Romanoff
4 cups sliced or halved strawberries
½ cup sugar
2 teaspoons almond extract in ½ cup water
Place the strawberries in a bowl and add the sugar and flavoring. Mix well. Chill for two to three hours in the refrigerator before dividing into eight (1/2 cup) dessert dishes.
1 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon almond extract
½ cup sliced almonds, toasted
Beat the heavy cream with sugar and almond extract until cream is lightly whipped.
To serve, top the berries with a spoon of whipped cream. Sprinkle toasted almonds on top of each serving. Serves 8.
Linda Weiss and Anne Moore, who will be blogging at Diggin' It about food and gardening, met while Linda was the food editor and Anne was the garden editor for South Carolina Homes & Gardens magazine. They now write articles for the ETV GardenSMART television show website, where Anne is the horticulture editor, gardening consultant, and e-newsletter editor. Anne has written for magazines and newspapers. She is a member of and a recipient of a Silver Award for magazine writing from the Garden Writers Association. Linda is a personal chef. She attended Le Cordon Bleu of Paris' catering program, has appeared as a guest chef on numerous television shows, has been a culinary educator for 10 years, and a food writer for a number of magazines. She is a professional member of The James Beard Foundation and the Southern Foodways Alliance. She has written a cookbook, "Memories From Home, Cooking with Family and Friends." Their first article at Diggin' It was How to grow and prepare asparagus.