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|WAFF (Warm and Fuzzy/Fluffy Feelings), HHJJ (Happy Happy Joy Joy), happyfic
|PWP, schmoop, TAFF, sillyfic, Tissue Warning
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|angst, comfortfic
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(n.) Fanfic without angst; any pleasant, feel-good story. Fluff may lack plot; however, unlike a PWP the focus is not sex, but displays of affection between two or more characters, whether their relationship is romantic or not. It may also indicate a mood piece with warm, uplifting descriptions, such as this narrative about the music of the TARDIS from Doctor Who.
(adj.) Fluffy. Also used as adjective to modify another genre to indicate a sweet and happy story, e.g. "a fluffy PWP" for a sweet or mushy PWP, or even to qualify darker genres, e.g. TAFF or "fluffy angst" (sometimes combined into "flangst").[1]
Some fans describe their own fluff as "so sweet it'll give you cavities."
- ↑ Ashera. Glossary and fan fiction introduction. Last updated: March 13th, 2001


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Batavus is the Dutch cycling expert for all sorts of bicycles, including the popular e-bike.
Batavus develops, produces and markets high-quality bicycles and its main activities as an expanding and ambitious company concern the European bicycle industry.
The company was founded over 100 years ago and has its headquarters in Heerenveen (Netherlands).
It's part of the Accell Group NV.
Batavus is known for its ability to respond to constantly evolving consumer needs by offering a wide and innovative range of products.
Besides dominant sales in the Netherlands, there are export activities in Belgium, Germany and Scandinavia.


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The Crisper Whisperer: 5 Quick Tips for Cooking from the Farmers' Market
Cook through your crisper surplus with ease.
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Shopping for the bulk of your fruits and vegetables (and beyond, if you're lucky) at the farmers' market takes a handful of different skills than cruising the Piggly Wiggly. Because the availability of individual foods ebbs and flows in a wonderfully non-industrial pattern, you'll have to go with the flow MacGyver-style instead of pre-planning every detail of your meals for the week. Duct tape (while never discouraged) is not an essential tool for your market tote, but here are a few ideas that are.
1. Go Hungry
I know, I know. This piece of advice goes against everything your mamma ever told you about not heading to the supermarket on an empty stomach. But Toto, we're not in canned-sas anymore, and things are a little different out here in the wild world of fresh, seasonal foods.
The best tool you can take to the farmers' market is a little bit of creative energy, which, over time, you'll hone into an Iron Chef's ability to turn unusual ingredients into beautiful meals for a panel of judges (such as your family and friends). One of the best ways to ensure those creative juices start to flow on arrival at the market is to let your hunger work in your favor. An empty stomach has a magical way of turning a head of cabbage into fish tacos. Just don't go so hungry that you head straight for the vegan donut truck.
2. Trust Mother Nature's Taste
Arugula and strawberries. Poblanos and cilantro. Eggplant and tomatoes. It's amazing how foods that pair perfectly together seem to spring up from the ground at the same time. In our micromanaging world, it can be hard to cede control over the details of our existence. But if you step back a bit and let Mother Nature do the multitasking for a change, half the work of meal planning will be done by the time you arrive on the scene. All you'll have to do is supervise. Just don't let it go to your head.
3. Can you hear me now?
If you have a smartphone, don't leave it behind when you head to the farmers' market. There are lots and lots of free or inexpensive apps out there to help turn your recipe inclinations into documented realities on the fly. Type in the ingredients that appeal to you, and choose from dozens of finished dishes in the time it takes to say "a quarter-pound of morels."
4. Stock Staples
Especially if you're just getting started with this type of shopping, it pays to keep a few versatile ingredients on hand. Eggs, pasta or grains such as farro and stone-ground cornmeal, dried or canned beans or lentils, and a bit of meat, poultry or fish to throw on the grill will turn your farmers' market finds into a quick, complete meal.
5. Shop, Cook, Repeat
Once you're comfortable shopping off the cuff, it can be fun to embrace the anarchy and eat something different every day of the year. But for now, don't be afraid to come up with a few meals that work for you in each part of the season and repeat them every couple of weeks. Before you know it, you'll be tweaking and tinkering your way to something new. Until then, a little routine can be a beautiful thing.
What about you? Do you have any favorite tips for cooking from the farmers' market? Please share them in the comments.
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The August block for the Comfort circle over in the do. Good Stitches charity bee was the Greek Cross block, made in blues, greens, and greys. Here are the two I made:
Back in the Bee Tweet group, Rachel sent out her stash of Bliss and requested log cabin / square-in-square blocks -- my favorite! I was able to make two blocks for Rachel, though the second block is shy just one log on the bottom to make it square:
And finally, Jennifer coordinated September's do. Good Stitches quilt and requested blocks made from Alissa's fantastic tutorial for July in the Modern Block of the Month, found on Sew Mama Sew! Because Jennifer was making two small quilts -- one for a boy and one for a girl -- she requested one block in pink, orange, and yellow, and the other in blue, green, and grey:


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A field study to measure access to and use of medicines was undertaken in Uganda in July and August 2008 using a standardized methodology developed by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The survey was conducted in six regions/districts: Kampala, Mbale, Hoima, Kabale, Arua and Lira. In each region, six reference public heath care facilities were selected among those participating in the Level II Facility Survey that was run in parallel. Within defined distances from each reference public health care facility, households were selected by purposive cluster sampling. A total of 1,051 household respondents were interviewed by means of a structured paper questionnaire that gathered information on the socio-economic level of households, and collected data on access to and use of medicines for acute and chronic conditions as well as perceptions about medicines. Data entry and analysis were performed with freeware EpiData...


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From road closures and damage being caused by the high winds, here is a comprehensive round-up of incidents affecting Northants, Milton Keynes, Bucks, Beds, Herts, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire.
Storm Doris: How it is affecting Corby, East Northants, Kettering and Wellingborough
Storm Doris causing disruption to trains from Corby, Kettering and Wellingborough
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LATEST INCIDENTS: A list of incidents caused by Storm Doris in Aylesbury Vale and a warning from transport chiefs
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Dr. Anne Marie Stilwell, a Board Certified Interventional Pain Management Specialist, has practiced pain management and anesthesiology in the Staten Island community for the past 10 years at St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center. Dr. Stilwell has now set up her own office-based interventional pain management practice for the convenience of her patients. She earned her medical degree from the University of Rochester and received her training in anesthesiology and a fellowship in interventional pain management from The New York-Presbyterian Hospital, The University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell.
Dr. Stilwell will be practicing out of the H.H. Richardson House at 45 McClean Avenue, Staten Island. On March 30, 2004, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Committee designated the property a landmark declaring "this is a gem on Staten Island."
With the exception of medical school and medical training, Dr. Stilwell has lived her entire life on Staten Island graduating from St. Joseph's Hill Academy High School, and plans on continuing to raise her family on Staten Island and serving the community.


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Google Earth's an incredible (and incredibly useful) piece of software, but there's still something to be said for the good old, three-dimensional globe. This one not only celebrates the brass-detailed spheres of yore, but controls Google Earth for good measure.
John Knight is the tinkerer behind the project, which he calls the Electromagnetic Geospacial Globe and Remote View with Obligatory Goggles, using RFID tags and Touchatag reader to control Google Earth. Knight is presenting the set at today's Maker Faire Detroit, but you can see a video of it in action here.
Sure it looks a little slow to respond now, but give it a break, it runs on steam. [Flickr via Make]


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Built in 1886, Sofitel Winter Palace Luxor is a historic treasure perched on the Nile River amid luxuriant tropical gardens and ancient temples. Blending rich colonial design with the glory of Pharaonic times, this Luxor, Egypt hotel boasts sumptuous accommodations in 92 guestrooms and suites that have be the choice destination among luminaries and dignitaries for over a century.
With its timeless grandeur and glorious heritage, the Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta - MGallery by Sofitel is a remarkable location. Book your stay today on Historic Hotels Worldwide.
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"Eat, Pray, Love," Elizabeth Gilbert's bestselling book turned movie, is more than just a blockbuster hit. It's become a stylish and trendy mega event especially amongst the 40-something crowd, spawning a jewelry line, a line of perfumes, a limited edition tea and an entire collection from fashion designer, Sue Wong. Wow…so what is it, exactly, about this particular story that inspired such a response?
The movie chronicles the healing journey Elizabeth Gilbert takes after a devastating divorce. As she travels to Italy, India and Indonesia, she details the importance of her yoga practice, her meditation and her quest for self-healing and understanding. It's an interestingly brave story, as she candidly depicts her own struggle as a woman who steps out of her everyday life to find herself.
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The movie reviews swing from left to right and are as varied as we are as human beings. It has come under some criticism for stereotyping and the story, as told by Gilbert, unrealistic. For example, the medicine man in Indonesia who wasn't sure if his age was 60 or 100 was depicted as a "caricature" according to NPR writer, Mia Mask. And, New York Times writer, A.O. Scott, calls the story "disingenuous" yet also says of Gilbert "it's hard not to be impressed by her honesty."
I, personally, loved the book and while the movie, wasn't as good as the book, I'd see it again….and again…and probably again.
Apparently, I'm not the only one.
Gilbert's memoirs pulled in around $10 million in royalties and she earned another $1 million for the film rights, according to The Daily Beast. Not a bad haul for someone who gave up or lost literally everything to go on this journey.
But what appeals to many is Gilbert's own personal take on all this. She says, "…what keeps me from dissolving right now into a complete fairy-tale shimmer is this solid truth, a truth which had veritably built my bones over the last few years – I was not rescued by a prince; I was the administrator of my own rescue."
In other words, she took herself in hand and said, "Self, we have to do something here. I'm not well (emotionally or physically) and if I don't take care of this no one else will." Then she proceeded to show up for her "self" (turning inward as we learn in Yoga) and took the effort and time to heal in her own way.
She simply made a choice.
That idea is, in my opinion, one of the fundamental reasons for the astounding response to the book and movie. It speaks to something deep inside each of us. We have a choice. We can create and live out our dreams. We just have to be willing to give ourselves permission.


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Middle Aged Stress Associated With Smaller Brain Size And Poor Memory
Research has found that middle-aged individuals in their forties and fifties with elevated cortisol levels, a hormone associated with stress, perform worse on cognitive and memory tasks compared to individuals of the same age who have average levels of cortisol. Elevated blood cortisol levels were also linked to smaller brain volumes. One factor that's getting… Read More »


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Hi all,
This is a few months late, but I've been looking at galleries of the LEGO Fanwelt event held in Cologne last November 6-9 and realized these were never posted in this forum. There are tons of great castles, cathedrals and related MOCs, and those Germans build HUGE. Who from the forum was there? Can you give us any report on this fest, or help identify the builders of some of these? Add links to galleries in this thread.
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=351677]BBroich's gallery:
Notre Dame by Ingo Bramigk, Cologne Cathedral by Juergen Bramigk, Siege of Jerusalem by Kai Perdelwitz, castle with the tents in front by Maria Sillus, Marion, Lukas und Volker Draschka
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=351653]V2's gallery
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=351529]The Bricker's gallery:
Pink castle by Anja Sander, ship by Volker Draschka und Dominik Gerlach, tan monestary by Diddi
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=299097]Voyagetom01's gallery:
This appears to be Voyagetom01's work
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=351268]Legotrucks' gallery:
[url=http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=351957]JBartosch's gallery:
[url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbol39/sets/72057594048096089/]dbol39's gallery:
Gray castle up on the cliff also by Maria Sillus, Marion, Lukas und Volker Draschka?
There are more if you got to Picishare and search on "Fanwelt" - It seems Timo Beils does not have a Flickr Pro account, so I can't just link to his gallery, but you can go to the individual images via the search engine.


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DaMarcus Beasley and Luis Garrido are yet to play their first minutes for the Dynamo but the two new signings are already having an impact.
"I think training already has been lifted, I think the spirit, the mood has been lifted," said defender Kofi Sarkodie. "Beasley, Luis, guys that have played in the World Cup, top-class players, they're only going to make our squad better. I think we're looking forward to having a good match against D.C."
The fresh recruits joined the Dynamo last week and both were active in training on Tuesday. They are in contention to make their Houston debuts in Sunday's important Eastern Conference clash with high-flying D.C. United (7 p.m. CT; TICKETS).
As well as the on-field benefits of adding two proven internationals who represented their countries in this year's World Cup, Sarkodie believes that their presence sends a signal that the Dynamo are serious about producing a strong second half of the season.
Beasley was the U.S. captain in last year's Gold Cup and said last week that he enjoys using his immense experience to help teammates improve. After admiring and studying the 120-cap international's play from afar, now Sarkodie is sharing the field with him. The 23-year-old is convinced that his game will benefit as a result.
"DaMarcus has been to four World Cups," the outside back told reporters. "I hope that I can learn a lot from him and he can kind of be a mentor to me and I can continue to learn the position from a guy that's playing at such a high level."
Beasley grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, only about 120 miles from the Dayton, Ohio, suburb where Sarkodie was born. First as a winger, lately as a left back, Beasley earned a worldwide reputation and became one of American soccer's best-ever exports by playing regularly for several leading European clubs.
When discussing the educational value of Beasley's play, Sarkodie mentioned the 32-year-old in the same breath as some of the top outside backs in Europe over the past decade.
"Guys like, Ashley Cole, Dani Alves, Philipp Lahm—I've watched DaMarcus basically my whole life—guys that have played at a high level and have great talent, you try to pick up tips from them and understand a bit more how they play the position and understand where to be at different times and how to utilize my strengths in the game," he said.
"He's intelligent, he knows when to use his pace, knows how to use his pace; he knows where to take his touch. Because he's played at such a high level for so long you can tell that he understands the game and knows where to be."
Beasley previously played his club soccer with Puebla in Mexico. He is gradually working his way back to full fitness after a couple of weeks off following the end of the U.S. World Cup campaign. He is hopeful that process will not take long, especially since he's training in the sauna-like heat and humidity of a Texas summer.
"I didn't know if I was going to be coming into preseason or coming to play MLS—Europe and and MLS are different. So I'm doing a little extra after training to try and get myself as fit as possible as quickly as possible," he said. "At the same time, I'm not 20; but I'm going to push myself like I'm 20. I'm going to push myself, but I'm smart, I know my body. I just want to get as fit as possible in this heat and hopefully I can play a part in the next 14 games."
Garrido, a sharp and combative defensive midfielder, played for Honduras in the World Cup and has joined Houston on a long-term loan from C.D. Olimpia. He takes the Dynamo's Honduran contingent up to three, along with fellow midfielders Boniek García and Alex López.
"We saw at the World Cup that we have quality players and now the fact that we have Alex and Luis coming in here and trying to make a mark speaks highly of the level of play that we have in Honduras," García said through a translator.
"He's a very aggressive player, a very powerful player, a player who's constantly on his man and is very relentless on the field. A player who's also very good offensively. Confidence is a big part of his personality, he's very self-confident."
Moving to a new country, let alone a new club, requires plenty of adjustments—some obvious, others less predictable. Garcia related an anecdote from training last week: "We were in a tight-space situation and we were just playing and we always have the custom of whistling when we're on the field, to ask for the ball, or whatever," he said.
"And it just so happened that Luis whistled twice and everybody around stopped playing because they thought it was [Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear]. We told him, 'hey, don't whistle like that!'" No longer whistling while he works, perhaps as soon as this weekend Garrido will have the chance to showcase his talent for bringing members of the other team to a halt.
Tom Dart is a contributing writer to HoustonDynamo.com and HoustonDashSoccer.com. Former editor and reporter for The Times of London and reporter for SI.com, Dart currently freelances for The Guardian.


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Wells Fargo Mobility Strategy: Close Every Gap
Wells Fargo has 50,000 mobile devices deployed: The majority are BlackBerrys, but some iPhones are mixed in. With its 280,000-member workforce spread throughout the United States and around the world, the company manages carrier relationships with multiple wireless providers.
E-mail and calendaring are the primary applications used on mobile devices right now, according to Jim Spicer, EVP/Group Executive and CIO of Wells Fargo Corporate Technology and Data. However, BlackBerry devices specifically have the ability to connect to the company's Intranet, from which users can access Microsoft Sharepoint collaboration sites and anything else available on the Intranet, he notes.
Spicer says Wells Fargo's approach is, first and foremost, to view mobility as an enablement tool. "Everything we do begins and ends with the customer in mind," he says. "It's not about the shiny new toy or [functionality]. It's about what kind of capability it provides to serve our customers.
"We want to support the flexibility that mobility provides for our team members across our company. We know that many of our team members are not tied to their desks and need to stay connected with the enterprise."
In the highly regulated industries in which Wells Fargo operates, compliance is also a major concern. Says Spicer: "We have to make sure we have appropriate guidelines in place to ensure that we follow requirements of regulators. For brokers, we have to block certain kinds of communication and have to limit their capabilities to get to things that other users might be allowed to get to."
Another challenge is managing the devices themselves, as well as all the apps on those devices. Regulatory compliance and information security are two of the metrics that help gauge whether a solution provides business value. The company leverages BoxTone mobility management solutions, as well as a number of other apps, to ensure that it can manage its mobile devices.
"We don't limit ourselves to any one vendor," says Spicer. "Our goal is to make sure we close every gap that we've identified, and we use the best of the best to make sure that it happens."
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Age: 20
Occupation: Student at Roosevelt University in Chicago
Residence: Chicago
Hometown: Woodstock
Family: Single; I am the youngest of three siblings
Education: Associate degree in arts from McHenry County College; currently a junior at Roosevelt University in Chicago pursuing a bachelor's degree in social justice studies with a minor in Spanish. Looking into getting a master's degree in higher education
Favorite McHenry County restaurant: Woodstock Public House in Woodstock
Favorite movie: I don't have a favorite movie, I like all types such as comedy, action, horror and family films
One word that describes you? Optimistic
What is your job and what makes you so good at it?
As of right now, I am a full-time student. What makes me good at it would have to be my personality. I am very friendly and good with people, which helps me when it comes to helping around campus and meeting new people.
What accomplishments and innovations are you most proud of this year?
This year I am most proud of graduating with my associate's degree, studying abroad in Costa Rica for six weeks, continuing my education at Roosevelt University and, of course, winning this prestigious award.
How do you give back to the community and what drives your service?
I give back to the community by volunteering and helping the most I can. Since I was in middle school I have been involved with many organizations.
As one of my colleagues from the Family Health Partnership Clinic once said: "Once volunteerism is in your blood stream you can't get it out."
What is something you have never done but want to do some day?
It would be skydiving. I have not had a chance to do this yet and it is definitely on my to-do list.
What is the best career advice you have received?
The best career advice I have received would be to learn and strive for my education because what I know is mine and no one can ever take that away.
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"Rafa has caught the attention of enough community leaders that in 2012 he was voted in as the first youth board member of the McHenry County Community Foundation."
In my work as volunteer coordinator at the clinic for the past seven years, I cannot think of any other person Rafa's age that has made such a positive impact on his community in such a short time."
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Congressional Hearing On Wikileaks Surprisingly Focuses More On Gov't Overly Secretive Actions
from the good-for-them deptEarlier today, Congress held hearings about Wikileaks and, given how the government has been reacting so far, I fully expected pure grandstanding about how "evil" Wikileaks is and how Julian Assange must be brought to justice. There was some of that, but it appears much more of it was focused on how the US government was abusing the classification system to make things secret that never should have been secret -- and how that was the real problem. Panel chair John Conyers apparently kicked off the hearing by saying that criminal charges against Assange would be "extreme" and saying that "caution is needed" before anything is done:
"Prosecuting WikiLeaks would raise the most fundamental questions about free speech, about who is a journalist and what citizens can know about their government," Conyers said. "The problem today is not too little secrecy but too much secrecy."He also noted -- in contrast to much of the hysteria we've heard -- that while the releases have been embarassing "the real-world consequences have been fairly modest." Rep. William Delahunt appeared to echo these sentiments and again noted that secrecy by the government has been the real issue:
"Secrecy is the trademark of totalitarianism. In contrast, transparency and openness is why democracy is all about," Delahunt said.Rep. Bob Goodlatte also noted that expansion of government secrecy was "out of control" and "illegitimate," while Rep. Bobby Scott noted that we need to remember the 1st Amendment. Rep. Hank Johnson warned of the "chilling effects" of prosecuting Wikileaks.
"There is far too much secrecy and overclassification in the executive branch, and I think it puts American democracy at risk."
Many panelists appeared to make similar points as well. Thomas Blanton, the director of the National Security Archive at George Washington University, told the panel that the government always overreacts to leaks and that "more openness makes us more secure." He also urged the government to "use a little restraint" and to avoid rushing into charging Julian Assange with violating the Espionage Act.
Of course, not everyone argued this way. Many of the Congressional Reps still seemed pretty bloodthirsty to charge Assange. And some of the panelists seemed to agree. Kenneth Wainstein, a lawyer from O'Melveny and Myers, warned the panel that any lawsuit against Wikileaks would raise serious First Amendment issues but then argued that the government could easily distinguish Wikileaks from the media though he did so by misstating that Wikileaks was "indiscriminately" dumping documents -- a point that has been debunked already. Gabriel Shoenfeld, who is a big supporter of government secrecy, spent a lot of time talking about how there's too much secrecy and that the government leaks info to the press all the time but ended his talk by saying that doesn't apply to Wikileaks.
However, even those who seemed to think that the government should still seek to prosecute Assange, they all seemed to admit that the government is way too secretive and abuses its classification privileges.
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Martyr Suchias and his Soldiers in Georgia
The Holy Martyr Suchias and his 16 Georgian Companions were illustrious dignitaries who served at the court of the Albanian (Hagbanite) ruler (i.e. "Caucasian Albania" on the present day territory of Azerbaizhan).
Escorting the Albanian ruler's daughter Satenika, wife of the Armenian emperor Artaxar (88-123), Saint Suchias and his sixteen companions arrived in Artashat, the ancient capital of Armenia (the city was later destroyed by the Romans in the year 163).
Preaching there at the time was a Greek Christian named Chrysos, who had been enlightened and ordained by the holy Apostle Thaddeus (August 21). The Georgian dignitaries came to believe in Christ the Savior, and they resolved to devote their lives to the service of God. All seventeen of the newly-converted followed Chrysos into Mesopotamia. When Bishop Chrysos baptized them in the waters of the Euphrates, they were permitted to behold the Lord of Glory, Jesus Christ.
The holy martyrs set up a cross at the place of their Baptism and named it the "Cross of the Annunciation." Bishop Chrysos gave all the saints new names: the eldest was called Suchias (replacing his old name Bagadras), and his companions were named Andrew, Anastasius, Talale, Theodoritus, Ivherion, Jordan, Kondrat, Lukian, Mimnenus, Nerangius, Polyeuctus, James, Phoka, Domentian, Victor and Zosimas.
After the martyric death of Bishop Chrysos, Saint Suchias became the spiritual leader of the brethren. All soon resettled in a wild locality on Mount Sukaketi, not far from the mountain village of Bagrevandi. Here the former dignitaries led very strict ascetic lives. The scant mountain vegetation served as their food, and they drank from a cold spring of water.
The new ruler of pagan Albania, Datianos, learned that his former officials had accepted Christianity and had gone into solitude. He sent his associate Barnapas with a detachment of soldiers to persuade them to return to court and return also to their former faith. Barnapas searched for Saint Suchias and his companions, but keeping their vow of service to God, they refused all entreaties.
Then by order of Barnapas, Saint Suchias and his companions were stretched out and nailed to the ground, and then burned. After this, their bodies were dismembered and scattered all about Mount Sukaketi, from which the martyrs received also the title the "Mesukevians" (more correctly, "Sukaketians"). This occurred in the year 123 (by another account, in the year 130; although an Athos manuscript of the eleventh century from the Iveron monastery gives the year as 100).
The holy relics of the martyrs remained incorrupt and unburied until the fourth century, when they were placed in graves and consigned to the earth by local Christians (the names of the holy martyrs were found written on a cliff).
The holy hieromartyr Gregory, Enlightener of Armenia (September 30), built a church on this spot and established a monastery. And afterwards, a curative spring of water was discovered there.


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RIAs are more confident and optimistic about their businesses for the future, according to Schwab Advisor Services. The firm published its 13th semiannual Independent Advisor Outlook Study on Wednesday, finding that advisors are confident and aware of the challenges they face.
One of those challenges is what to do about the women and younger clients who will soon be the bulk of their client base. About two-thirds of respondents said women, Gen X and Gen Y clients will be the "driving force" of their profitability in five years.
That realization doesn't mean advisors are actively addressing those clients yet. More than two-thirds of respondents said asset growth was their top priority for the next few years and that profitability is coming from high-net-worth clients, boomers and retirees.
"Positioning their firms for sustainable long-term growth means RIAs have to balance the demands of running a successful business today with the need to make investments and take proactive steps to attract and meet the needs of a new generation of clients," Bernie Clark, executive vice president and head of Schwab Advisor Services, said in a statement. "RIAs have significant opportunity with the clients who are right here, right now. But they also have to keep their eye on how best to navigate the unchartered territory that lies ahead – it is a delicate but important equilibrium."
While the vast majority of advisors said they were interested in working with their clients' children, one of the barriers to doing so is that they don't think they have enough assets to make it worth their while. Living in a different area and wanting to use another advisor are also barriers to working with clients' children.
Another challenge to future profitability is more competition from other RIAs and other types of firms that are trying to emulate RIA firms. Consequently, 72% of advisors are focusing on differentiating their firms. One way they're doing so is by building a talented team of advisors at their firms. More than half of respondents said they need to hire more diverse advisors, and 46% said they needed more young advisors. However, many are struggling to find qualified people, and when they do, to train them.
Schwab also polled investors in a separate survey to gauge their attitudes and found they are similarly confident. Almost 60% of advisors and 65% of investors think the S&P 500 will continue to rise over the next six months. They differ, though, on how they'll reach their goals. Nearly half of investors say it will be easy for their advisor to reach their investment goal in the current market—the same percentage of advisors who say it will be difficult.
Three-quarters said they were confident about making decisions with their advisor. The investor survey found clients are worried about volatility, interest rates, inflation and tax increases, and have brought those subjects up with their advisors.
Investors are clearly drawn to advisors who can provide holistic planning services, the survey found. Ninety-two percent said they wanted an advisor who could evaluate their entire financial picture. Trust is also important, and 85% of investors want to know how their advisor is compensated.
"Building trusted relationships with clients is an RIA sweet spot. The independent model allows advisors to offer what investors want – collaboration, customization, transparency and accountability," said Clark. "This invaluable combination sets RIAs apart from more conflicted models and positions them very competitively for success."
The investor survey found a significant gap in where clients put their trust. Seventy-two percent said they put their trust in individual advisors, compared with 42% who said they trust financial services companies as a whole.
More advisors anticipate consumer spending will increase than the last time the survey was conducted in July 2012, but they also expect household debt will increase with it.
The advisor survey asked which sectors will perform best in the next six months and found 40% of advisors expect health care will perform well. Information technology also had high expectations, though less than in last year's survey.
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Cecilie Lundgreen Photo: Nordea Tour
Norwegian Cecilie Lundgreen captured her first LET Access Series title at the Kristianstad Åhus Ladies Open after mastering tough, windy conditions on the final day at Kristianstad Golf Club in Sweden.
Lundgreen started the round a stroke behind Frenchwoman Melodie Bourdy in second position but a final round of five over 77 was good enough to clinch the title with a six over par three-round total of 222, ending a shot ahead of Marion Ricordeau.
Lundgreen led for most of the final day but nerves began to show down the stretch as she dropped four shots over the closing four holes with two bogeys and a double bogey.
However a par on the difficult par-five 18th was all that was needed to avoid a play-off and Lundgreen duly delivered despite admitting to feeling nerves at the end.
"I did not know how I was placed as I saw no score boards on the back nine and when I hit the last putt, I did not know I had won. You have no idea how I longed for this victory." said a very touched Cecilie. "I have seven second places during my 15-year pro career, but never won." Lundgreen told the Nordea Tour, which co-sanctioned the event. She earned a first prize cheque for 6000 euros.
Sweden's Lina Boqvist finished third on eight over followed a stroke back in fourth place by first-round leader Anastasia Kostina, with Swedish amateur Emma Nilsson a shot further back in fifth.
Bourdy, the second round leader, slipped down into a share of sixth place at 11 over par with four other players after a final round of 83.
The next event on the LET Access Series is the Ljungbyhed Park PGA Ladies Open in Sweden from May 16-18.


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Help prevent potential attacks and take immediate action with instant notification of security issues.
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Speed through tasks and save paper. Print two-sided documents nearly as fast as one-sided.
This printer wakes up fast and prints your first page faster—in as quickly as 7.8 seconds.[4]
This printer uses exceptionally low amounts of energy thanks to its innovative design and toner technology.[5]
Paper handling options include a wheeled stand and 550-sheet input feeder for paper sizes A6 to legal.
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This printer wakes up fast and prints your first page as quickly as XX seconds.[m]
Allows you to print on both sides of the page, cutting your paper use by up to 50%.[n]
This efficient printer is designed for exceptionally low energy consumption[o]
Original HP ink and toner cartridges come backed by over 20 years of development, delivering the highest quality prints.[p]
|Supported Operating Systems
|Compatible Operating Systems
|Android, Linux Boss (5.0), Linux Debian (7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 7.5, 7.6, 7.7, 7.8, 7.9, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5, 8.6), Linux Fedora (22, 23, 24), Linux Mint (17, 17.1, 17.2, 17.3, 18), Linux Red Hat Enterprise (6.0, 7.0), Linux SUSE (13.2, 42.1), Linux Ubuntu (12.04, 14.04, 15.10, 16.04, 16.10), OS macOS 10.12 Sierra, OS X 10.10 Yosemite, OS X 10.11 El Capitan, UNIX, Windows 10 all 32- & 64-bit editions (excluding RT OS for Tablets), Windows 7 all 32- & 64-bit editions, Windows 8/8.1 all 32- & 64-bit editions (excluding RT OS for Tablets)
|Operating system (supported note)
|Full solution software available only for Windows 7 and newer, UPD software available only for Windows 7 and newer, HP Software for Mac and Windows is no longer included on the CD, but can be downloaded from 123.hp.com, Legacy Windows Operating Systems (XP, Vista, and equivalent servers) get print and Scan drivers only with a reduced feature set, Windows RT OS for Tablets (32- & 64-bit) uses a simplified HP print driver built into the RT OS
|Compatible Network Operating Systems
|Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server 3.0, Citrix MetaFrame XP Presentation Server (Feature Release 1, 2, and 3), Citrix on Windows Server 2003/2003R2, Citrix on Windows Server 2008/2008R2/2008 R2 SP1, Citrix on Windows Server 2012/2012R2, Citrix Presentation Server 4.0/4.5, Citrix XenApp 5.0 (Plus Feature Pack 2 & 3) for Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services 32- and 64-bit, Citrix XenApp 6.0/6.5 [for Windows Server 2008 R2 Terminal Services, 32- and 64-bit], Citrix XenApp 6.0/6.5/7.5 [for Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Terminal Services, 32- and 64-bit], Citrix XenApp 7.5 [for Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 Terminal Services, 64-bit], Citrix XenDesktop 5.6 [for Windows Server 2008 R2 Terminal Services, 32- and 64-bit], Citrix XenDesktop 5.6/7.0/7.5 [for Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Terminal Services, 32- and 64-bit], Citrix XenDesktop 7.0/7.5 [for Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 Terminal Services, 64-bit], Novell NetWare 6.5/SP8 Novell Clients www.novell.com/iprint, Novell iPrint Appliance v1.0, Novell Open Enterprise Server 11/SP1, Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 for Linux, Novell Servers www.novell.com/iprint), Windows Server 2003/2003 R2 32-/64-bit (SP1/SP2) Standard/Enterprise/Datacenter (+ Cluster & Terminal Services), Windows Server 2003/2003 R2 32-bit (SP1/SP2), Standard/Enterprise (+ Cluster & Terminal Services), Windows Server 2008 32-/64-bit (SP2) Standard/Enterprise (+ Cluster & Terminal Services), Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit (SP1) Standard/Enterprise (+ Cluster & Terminal Services), Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 32-/64-bit (SP1/SP2) Standard/Enterprise/Datacenter (+ Cluster & Terminal Services), Windows Server 2012/2012 R2 64-bit Standard/Foundation/Essentials/Datacenter (+ Cluster & Terminal Services
|Advanced Features
|Energy savings feature technology
|HP Auto-On/Auto-Off Technology
Instant-on Technology
|Printer smart software features
|Print preview, duplex printing, print multiple pages per sheet (2, 4, 6, 9, 16), collation, watermarks, store print jobs, easy-access USB
|Processor speed
|1.2 GHz
|Printing Media Handling
|Maximum input capacity (sheets)
|Up to 4400 sheets
|Input capacity
|Up to 1200 sheets
|Standard input capacity (envelopes)
|Up to 10
|Finished output handling
|Maximum output capacity (sheets)
|Up to 1300 sheets
|Output capacity
|Up to 500 sheets
|Standard output capacity (envelopes)
|Up to 75 envelopes
|Standard output capacity (transparencies)
|Paper handling input, optional
|Optional 1x550-sheet paper feeder, optional 1x550 paper feeder and stand with cabinet, optional 3x550-sheet paper feeder and stand, optional high-capacity paper feeder and stand with 1x550 sheet feeder and 1x2,000-sheet feeder
|Paper handling input, standard
|100-sheet multipurpose feeder, 550-sheet input feeder, 550 accessory feeder
|Paper handling output, optional
|Optional 5 bin stapler stacker
|Paper handling output, standard
|500 sheet output bin
|Supported Printing Media
|Recommended media weight (duplex)
|60 to 120 g/m²
|Media sizes, custom
|feeder 1: 76 x 127 to 216 x 356 mm
feeder 2: 99 x 148 to 216 x 356 mm, feeder 3: 99 x 148 to 216 x 356 mm
|Standard media sizes (duplex)
|Media sizes supported
|feeder 1: A4, A5, A6, RA4, B5 (JIS), B6 (JIS), 10 x 15 cm, Oficio (216 x 340 mm), 16K, envelopes (C5, B5, C6, DL ISO), Postcard (JIS single and double)
feeder 2: A4, A5, A5-R, B5 (JIS), 16K
feeder 3: A4, A5, A5-R, B5 (JIS), 16K
|Media types
|Paper (plain, light, bond, recycled, heavy, extra heavy, cardstock, pre-printed, pre-punched, colored, rough, heavy rough), mono transparency, labels, letterhead, envelope, heavy envelope
|Media weight, supported
|Feeder 1: 60 to 199 g/m²
feeder 2, 3: 60 to 120 g/m²
|Media weight (tray 1)
|60 to 200 g/m²
|Print Area
|Bottom margin (A4)
|4.3 mm
|Left margin (A4)
|4.3 mm
|Right margin (A4)
|4.3 mm
|Top margin (A4)
|4.3 mm
|Print Resolution
|Print quality black (best)
|Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi
|Print resolution black (fine lines)
|Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi
|Print quality black (normal)
|FastRes 1200
|Print Resolution Technologies
|FastRes 1200
1200 x 1200 dpi
|Print Speed
|Print speed duplex (A4)
|Up to 58 ppm
|Print speed duplex (letter)
|Up to 62 ppm
|Print speed black (Landscape, A5)
|Up to 115 ppm
|Print speed black (ISO, letter)
|Up to 75 ppm
|Print speed black (ISO, A4)
|Up to 71 ppm
|Print speed black (Portrait, A5)
|Up to 6 ppm
|Print speed (A4/letter) footnote number
|Print speed footnote number (A5)
|Box contents
|What's in the box
|HP LaserJet Printer
HP Black Original LaserJet Toner Cartridge (~11K yield)
CD with software drivers and documentation
Documentation (Hardware Install Guide)
Power cord
|Print Time
|First page out black (A4, ready)
|As fast as 5.4 sec
|First page out black (A4, sleep)
|As fast as 7.9 sec
|First page out black (letter, ready)
|As fast as 5.3 sec
|First page out black (letter, sleep)
|As fast as 7.8 sec
|First page out footnote number
|Cartridges and Printheads
|Number of print cartridges
|1 (black)
|Replacement cartridges
|HP 37A Black Original LaserJet Toner Cartridge (11,000 yield) CF237A
HP 37X High Yield Black Original LaserJet Toner Cartridge (25,000 yield) CF237X
HP 37Y Extra High Yield Black Original LaserJet Toner Cartridge (41,000 yield) CF237Y
|Replacement cartridges footnote number
|Page yield footnote
|Declared yield value in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752. Actual yields vary considerably based on images printed and other factors. For more information, visit http://www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies
|Memory Slots
|1 slot, 90-pin
|Maximum Memory
|1.5 GB, MAX memory, when 1GB Accessory DIMM is installed
|Memory upgrade
|Expandable to 1.5 GB through 1 GB 90-pin DDR3 DIMM
|Display Specifications
|4.3-in (10.92 cm) Color Graphics Display (CGD) with touchscreen
rotating (adjustable angle)
|Display area (metric)
|95.04 x 53.86 mm
|Connectivity and Communications
|Mobile printing capability
|HP ePrint
Wireless direct printing
Apple AirPrint™
|Connectivity, standard
|1 Hi-Speed Device USB 2.0
2 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Host
1 Gigabit/Fast Ethernet 10/100/1000 Base-TX network
Hardware Integration Pocket
1 Wi-Fi direct 802.11b/g/n
1 Bluetooth low energy I/O
|Network protocols, supported
|Via built-in networking solution: TCP/IP, IPv4, IPv6
Print: TCP-IP port 9100 Direct Mode, LPD (raw queue support only), Web Services Printing, IPP 2.0, Apple AirPrint™, HP ePrint, FTP Print, Google Cloud Print
DISCOVERY: SLP, Bonjour, Web Services Discovery
IP CONFIG: IPv4 (BootP, DHCP, AutoIP, Manual, TFTP Config, ARP-Ping), IPv6 (Stateless Link-Local and via Router, Statefull via DHCPv6)
Management: SNMPv2/v3, HTTP/HTTPs, Telnet, TFTP Config, FTP FW Download, Syslog
Security: SNMPv3, SSL Cert Management, Firewall, ACL, 802.1x
|Mobile printing capability footnote number
|26.3 kg
|Package weight
|33.80 kg
|System Components
|Optional 500 GB Hard Disk
|Control panel
|4.3-in (10.92 cm) Color Graphics Display (CGD) with touchscreen
rotating (adjustable angle) display
Home button
|System Requirements
|Minimum System Requirements for Macintosh
|1.3 GB available hard drive space
OS hardware requirements see Apple.com for more info
|Minimum System Requirements
|2 GB available hard disk space
OS hardware requirements see microsoft.com
|Security Management
|Security management
|Identity management: Kerberos authentication
LDAP authentication
1000 user PIN codes
optional HP and 3rd party advanced authentication solutions (e.g.
badge readers)
Network: IPsec/firewall with Certificate
Pre-Shared Key
and Kerberos authentication
Supports WJA-10 IPsec configuration Plug-in
802.1X authentication (EAP-PEAP
Access Control List
Data: Storage Encryption
Encrypted PDF & Email (uses FIPS 140 validated cryptographic libraries from Microsoft)
Secure Erase
Encrypted Credentials
Device: Security lock slot
USB port disablement
hardware integration pocket for security solutions
Intrusion Detection with Red Balloon Security Technology - Constant in-device monitoring for attacks
SureStart Secure Boot - BIOS Integrity Checking with self-healing capability
Whitelisting - loads only known good code (DLLs, EXEs, ...)
Security management: Compatible with HP JetAdvantage Security Manager, Device Security Syslog Messages processed and accessable in Arcsight and Splunk SIEMs
|Software and Applications
|Software included
|HP Connected, HP Device Experience (DXP), HP PCL 6 (XPS) Printer Driver, HP Software Installer/Uninstaller, Mac OS Welcome Screen (Directs users to 123.HP.com or OS App Source for printer software), Online user manuals
|Driver updates
|Current HP printer drivers and software can be obtained from the HP Customer Care Web site: In the US, go to www.hp.com/support/colorljM609
 Outside the US, go to http://www.hp.com/support 1. Go to http://www.hp.com/support. Select the country/region. 2. Select Drivers & Downloads 3. Enter a product name/number. 4. Under Download Options, select Drivers, Software & Firmware 5. Select the operating system version. 6. Then select DOWNLOAD.
|Mac compatible
|Downloadable software
|HP Easy Start (Guided Software Install for Windows OS and Mac)
HP ePrint Software (ePrint Mobile Driver for Windows)
HP ePrint Software (for Windows)
HP Imaging & Printing Security Center
HP JetAdvantage Security Manager
HP Mobile Printing http://www8.hp.com/us/en/ads/mobility/overview.html
 HP PCL6 (XPS) print driver only (No installer for "Add Printer" installs)
HP PCL6 (XPS) print driver with installer
Product Documentation and Support
HP Proxy Agent Software
HP Universal Print Drivers (PCL6 & PS for Windows)
Linux/Unix Print Drivers
Mac Software Solution
Printer Administrator Resource Kit
SAP (PS Print Drivers)
Web JetAdmin
Windows driver only solution
Windows Full Software Solution
|Rack and Power Specifications
|Blue Angel (sleep mode)
|3.19 watts
|Number of users
|10-30 Users
|Typical electricity consumption (TEC) number
|2.948 kWh/Week (Blue Angel)
0.856 kWh/Week (Energy Star 3.0)
|Typical electricity consumption (TEC) footnote
|Power requirements are based on the country/region where the printer is sold. Do not convert operating voltages. This will damage the printer and void the product warranty. Energy Star value typically based on measurement of 115 V device.
|Best technical electricity consumption (TEC)
|3.229 kWh/week
|Best technical electricity consumption (TEC) footnote
|Based on the BA TEC method with the following possible exceptions: 1 minute or less sleep delay setting, Wi-Fi disabled.
|Best technical electricity consumption (TEC) footnote number
|Typical electricity consumption (TEC) footnote number
|Printer Specifications
|Automatic paper sensor
|Duplex printing
|Automatic (standard)
|Duty cycle (monthly, letter)
|Up to 300,000 pages
|Duty cycle (monthly, A4)
|Up to 300,000 pages
|Recommended monthly page volume
|5000 to 30,000
|Envelope Feeder
|Yes, 75 (optional)
|Internal Storage
|Optional, 500 GB (with accessory B5L29A)
|Paper trays, maximum
|Up to 6
|Paper trays, standard
|Print colors
|Print languages
|HP PCL 6, HP PCL 5 (HP PCL 5 driver available from the Web only), HP postscript level 3 emulation, native PDF printing (v 1.7), Apple AirPrint™
|Printer Management
|HP JetAdvantage Security Manager
HP SNMP Proxy Agent
HP Web JetAdmin Software
HP WS Pro Proxy Agent
Printer Administrator Resource Kit for HP Universal Print Driver
|Print technology
|SureSupply supported
|Fonts and typefaces
|105 internal TrueType fonts scalable in HP PCL, 92 internal scalable fonts in HP postscript level 3 emulation (Euro symbol built-in)
1 internal Unicode Fonts (Andale Mono WorldType)
2 Internal Windows Vista 8 Fonts (Calibri, Cambria)
Additional font solutions available via third-party flash memory cards
HP LaserJet Fonts and IPDS Emulation available at http://www.hp.com/go/laserjetfonts
|Target user and print volume
|For teams over 25 users
Prints up to 30,000 pages/month
|Warm-up time
|130 Sec
|SureSupply note
|HP SureSupply alerts you when you should replace a print cartridge and helps you purchase locally or via the Internet. For more information, visit http://www.hp.com/learn/suresupply. Only available with original HP supplies
Internet access required.
|Recommended monthly page volume note
|HP recommends that the number of printed pages per month be within the stated range for optimum device performance, based on factors including supplies replacement intervals and device life over an extended warranty period.
|Duty cycle note
|Duty cycle is defined as the maximum number of pages per month of imaged output. This value provides a comparison of product robustness in relation to other HP LaserJet or HP Color LaserJet devices, and enables appropriate deployment of printers and MFPs to satisfy the demands of connected individuals or groups.
|Minimum dimensions (W x D x H)
|431 x 466 x 505 mm
|Package dimensions (W x D x H)
|762 x 593 x 511 mm
|Battery and Power
|100V - 127V nominal @ +/-10% (min 90V, max 140V)
50 - 60Hz nominal +/- 3Hz (min 47Hz, max 63Hz), 12 A
220V - 240V nominal, @ +/-10% (min 198V, Max 264V)
50 - 60Hz nominal +/- 3Hz (min 47Hz, max 63Hz), 6 A
|Power supply type
|Built in 115V or 220V Power Supply (Not dual voltage, power supply varies by part number with # Option code identifier)
|Power consumption
|780 watts (printing), 15.3 watts (ready), 3.1 watts (sleep), < 0.1 watts (Auto Off/Manual On), < 0.1 watts (Manual Off)
|Power consumption Note
|Power requirements are based on the country/region where the printer is sold. Do not convert operating voltages. This will damage the printer and void the product warranty.
|Power consumption footnote number
|1 Year Limited Warranty (Return to HP/Dealer - Standard Bench Repair)
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pathwithpaws via flickrGround turkey bought at retail stores nationwide contain disease-causing bacteria, a new study by Consumer Reports suggests.
At least one disease-causing strain of bacteria was found on 90% of ground turkey samples, the report said [PDF].
They tested 257 samples of ground turkey from 21 states and 27 different brands for the presence of five bacteria: campylobacter; the two leading causes of food borne illness in the US, salmonella and staphylocaoccus aureus; enterococcus; and Escherichia coli.
These bacteria can cause food poisoning but also urinary, bloodstream, and other infections.
Even scarier, almost all of those bacteria were resistant to at least one — and usually multiple — antibiotics, the report says [PDF].
Farmers dose animals with antibiotics to prevent illness — even when the birds are healthy. continued exposure to antibiotics forces the bacteria to evolve to be resistant to them.
That makes these disease-causing bacteria even more dangerous, because if you catch them, they are much harder to treat because normal antibiotics don't kill them anymore.
And surprisingly, the researchers didn't find a difference between ground turkey farmed traditionally or those labelled as having been raised without antibiotics or labelled organic. Those turkey samples were just as likely to contain bacteria as other types, although the bacteria on those products were less likely to be antibiotic-resistant.
Some plants were worse than others when it came to the contamination in the turkey samples. You can determine what plant your turkey comes from by looking at the food's labels. And the FSIS Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection Directory [PDF] has information on the plants, including contact information.
Below are the plants (P18, P963, etc) tested in the report, and the percentages of the samples that were found to contain each of the five bacteria. You can see that P244 seems to have a bigger problem with staph aureus than the other plants:
Another recent study, done by the centre for Science In The Public Interest, found that ground beef and chicken are some of the most likely meats to get you severely sick, based on reports of actual illness.
(Salmonella and E. coli, two of the bacteria analysed in the ground turkey study, caused 1/3 of the illnesses documented in the second report.)
That report found that turkey products (not just ground turkey) had caused 130 outbreaks of foodborne illnesses in 12 years.
Food safety expert Sarah Klein warned MyHealthNewsDaily to be extra careful when handling any of these meats — wash your hands when handling and preparing meat, and cook the meats thoroughly to kill the bacteria.
The American Poultry Association didn't respond to our request for a comment on the report.
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MaxAsciutto necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 248 diseños de 61 diseñadores freelance.
PRIMA Multimedia or Prima Multimedia
Good day design professionals!
Prima means "first in class" in Italian, for example: a Ferrari would be la prima macchina (macchina = car)
We are a veteran web design & development firm that delivers brand-empowering websites and helps businesses boost their online sales. We are a dynamic three person team - the 21-year-old "Kid Entrepreneur", the "Femme Fatale" who uses her cunning business sense to negotiate our contracts, and the "Sage" an executive with 25-years of marketing experience and an MBA.
You can visit our current website to see our featured portfolio and get a feel for our clients - http://www.designmaxwell.com.
We work strictly with businesses - from small to large corporations. The typical client is a successful Forty-something no-nonsense business executive who either works at a large corporation or branched off to start her own business. She has good taste and knows what she likes.
You can visit our current website to see our featured portfolio and get a feel for some of our clients - http://www.designmaxwell.com.
Our clients come from a range of industries: Finance, Law, Health Insurance, Radio, Advertising, Staffing, Wedding Planning, etc.
We are looking for a simple, memorable, timeless & versatile logo. A logo like one of these:
We would like to see the logo incorporate either:
- A "first in class" or "1" theme because of our name, "Prima" (3/29 Note: We have received wonderful designs with the "1" theme, I would recommend focusing on a web design theme to differentiate your design.)
- A multimedia/tech/web design theme
PLEASE NOTE: If you put a big P in a box in your logo design, please make sure it does not look like an American Parking sign, as shown here:
Black with red or blue might be nice, but please let your imagination run wild with color choice.
You have full freedom in deciding what you think is the best way to write our name - "PRIMA Multimedia, PrimaMultimedia, Prima Multimedia" etc.
The logo must be scalable.
Thank you!
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Stephen2615 over at RupturedMonkey asksDo more SAN related issues happen with blade enclosures?and shares some of his bad experiences related to HP Blades in B class enclosures. Others comment that they had similar experiences with their B class equipment.
The question is if this is unique or specific to these particular models, or if this affects all kinds of blade servers because of their very nature and architecture. Stephen indicates that they also have HP C class enclosures, but since they are still in test mode, cannot comment on them.
I have no experience with any of HP's blade servers, but I have worked closely with our IBM BladeCenter team to help make sure that our storage, and our SAN equipment, work well together with the BladeCenter, and more importantly, that problems can be diagnosed effectively.
When I asked why people feel they need to know the inner workings of storage, the overwhelming response was to help diagnose problems. This could include problems inplacing related data on a potentially single point of failure, problems with performance, and problems communicating with 1-800-IBM-SERV.
So, if you have encountered problems diagnosing SAN problems with BladeCenter, or find that setting up an IBM SAN with blade servers in general, I would be interested in hearing what IBM can do to make the situation better.


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The Hiett Prize in the Humanities, given by The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture, is an annual award presented to a person whose work in the humanities shows extraordinary promise and has a significant public component related to contemporary culture. Its purpose is to encourage future leaders in the humanities by 1) recognizing their achievement and their potential and 2) assisting their work through a cash award of $50,000.
Candidates must be within the early stages of a career track in which the primary work is in a field centered in or directly related to one or more of the humanities and has a clearly public or practical dimension. Nominations will be accepted from anywhere in the United States. Application deadline is September 15, 2007, see the web site for more information. Hat tip AHA Blog.