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With enough brown sugar and butter I can force down some squash.
With enough brown sugar and butter I can force down some squash.
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There is not enough butter and brown sugar for me to be able to force down squash.Blechh!
Ohh Enty just puree that shit and make it a smoothie. :)
If I made my butternut squash soup with fresh grated nutmeg... you'd change your tune.
I loooove squash. Never thought of giving it the sweet potato treatment.. can't wait to try it YUM
Haha nice
Toss the squash, down the butter and sugar.
That sounds so good right now, Charlie. I wonder how it would taste chilled on a hot summer day...
Enty I hear you calling! You don't have to use the code "brown sugar" anymore. You can just call me sugar.
@aemish It serves well chilled too. Thickens up a bit, because there are pureed Yukon Gold potatoes in there for a base.
Nope. Not me. Squash runs right through me. It's one of those foods that sets my crohns off.
It's a do no pass go, just make a mad dash for the bathroom and you might make it. LOL.
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I eat mine with Lawry's seasoned salt and butter.
Brown sugar is for oatmeal.
Squash is for sissies. Try eggplant. That shit is nasty!
I love squash, but I like mine with butter and salt. Not into the sweet stuff.
Love yellow squash. Zucchini too. Butternut too.
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I eat summer squash raw.
Everyone has one dish that tastes so foul to them, their parents force them to sit at the table until 2:00am until they eat it.
Squash is that for me.
@Evil Beets for me
I put Lawry's on everything. Good stuff.
i fucking love squash. but im also a vegan, so i just fucking love vegetables.
makes the pussy taste better
@headrot, how does that work now?
you dont need to be vegan to make your fluids taste good. but what you eat effects things.
those little yellow squash in a stir fry with onion, zucchini, a little stewed tomato, butter, and mushrooms, it makes a decent side dish. Not a main mind you, but a decent side. Plus spaghetti squash in place of pasta for spaghetti night?? Yum!
mmmmm Love butternut sprinkled with brown sugar and roasted. Although, this year in my area butternut has been hard to find.
mmmmm Love butternut sprinkled with brown sugar and roasted. Although, this year in my area butternut has been hard to find.
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Marantz was founded in 1952 by Saul B. Marantz, who designed and built his first products at his home in Kew Gardens, New York. By the time I envied a college friend for owning a beautiful 1975-vintage Marantz stereo receiver, the company was owned by Superscope. The brand's North American operations passed into the hands of Philips before it finally merged with Denon to form D&M Holdings in 2002.
Today, Marantz is in the odd position of competing with a stablemate. The differences between the two are interesting: Denon is a hard-charging pioneer that packs as many features as possible into its A/V receivers. Marantz, on the other hand, adopts licensed features (some of them fads) at a more deliberate pace, and it still stakes much of its identity on high-end two-channel products. I'm not suggesting that Denon lags in performance, or that Marantz fails to be au courant, but their differences in emphasis point to their differences in temperament and values.
That brings us to the Marantz SR6004 A/V receiver. It embraces height-enhanced surround with Dolby Pro Logic IIz but skips the Audyssey DSX height- and width-enhanced listening modes. Wisely, Marantz has licensed Audyssey's superb MultEQ auto setup and room correction system as well as its Dynamic Volume and Dynamic EQ modes for low-volume listening flexibility.
The SR6004 doesn't have an Ethernet connection to support PC file access, Internet radio, or other network-delivered audio features. However, it does connect iPods and other USB devices directly without a dock. In a surprise move, it comes with the RX101 Bluetooth adapter. I regret not having a Bluetooth-compatible mobile device to make use of the capability.
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In reality my Mom put that Humanities degree to work! She took us on field trips to the local public library, the Nutcracker ballet, plays by Shakespeare, and the Musee d'Orsay to name just a few. [She still takes me on nice field trips!] And guess what I got my own degree in? Humanities from her alma mater.
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The reflection of the twin Lippo Buidling from a pond in Hong Kong Park.
The Lippo Buildings does have a unique design.
The carp that got in the way was a bonus !
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Burnham (2428) 2004-05-12 10:14
Nice shot, and very sharp refections (and thank you to the carp aswell, for getting in the way) Only it's too bad the sun/flash burned that white hole in the middle.
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Nice composition ! For sure the Lippo towers have a very special design!
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Here is something interesting that is not originally intended to be used as a GPU mining rig, but for a powerful compute oriented machine – an 8x GPU AsRock Rack Barebone populated with eight Nvidia GeForce GTX TITAN X video cards and two 14-core Intel Xeon processors. These powerful rackmount systems are designed for use with Nvidia Tesla cards for high-performance CUDA applications, but you can put in GeForce cards as well such as the TITAN X and have them all running at PCI-E 3.0 x16 speeds (no SLI support is available).
So we took one of these interesting systems and ran a quick test with the latest ccMiner to see what kind of performance we are going to get for crypto currency mining. It was out of curiosity as the system is not intended to be used for GPU mining – the whole things is just way too expensive to probably ever see ROI let alone make some profit from mining. Interestingly enough the 8x GPU configuration requires the use of Windows Server or compatible Linux distribution, with Windows 7 or 8.x we were having trouble making all 8 GPUs work properly (Error code 43 on the 8th card). Apparently there is a solution to make all 8 cards work fine under these consumer versions of Windows as well, all you need to do is some registry modification and you should be fine.
As you can see from the screenshot the system runs fine with a total hashrate of about 190 MHS mining Quark (98 MHS total on X11 and 25MHS total on Lyra2RE) on all eight GeForce GTX TITAN X GPUs. This means that a single TITAN X card gets you about 24 MHS for mining Quark-based crypto currencies and ll of the cards manage to provide optimum performance. Notice that the fans are turned all the way to 100% for best performance, because otherwise the cards are easily hitting the thermal limit with their fans running on auto at about 50-60% and as a result they throttle down and you loose performance with the GPU frequency dropping down to 1000 MHz. Again this is not a system designed for crypto currency mining, but for compute applications, we were just curious how well it will perform for crypto mining and it does a great job with some tweaking. Of course since the whole thing is designed to be in a server room the noise level is not relevant, though it is quite high as expected thanks to the 8 GPU fans and the other 8 chassis cooling fans that are 24W each when running at maximum RPM.
Maybe if GPU mining picks up to a large scale level like it is happening with Bitcoin mining and is profitable enough we might be able to see solutions like these used, but for now these are limited to businesses using them for high-performance CUDA applications. Think along the lines of 3D design, visual effects rendering, medical imaging, energy exploration or scientific simulations etc.


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Lydians to premiere quartet by commission prize winner
Concert to feature composer Kurt Rohde's 'Treatises For An Unrecovered Past'
When the Lydian String Quartet premieres "Treatises For An Unrecovered Past," its members and audience will conjure music from different times and places.
Kurt Rohde, who won the inaugural Lydian String Quartet Commission Prize and spent a year composing the work, says he imagined each of its seven movements as pieces from the past found and reassembled in the future.
The work will debut in a concert at the Slosberg Music Center April 6 at 8 p.m., with a preconcert lecture by the composer at 7 p.m.
"I had been reading a lot of treatises from the Renaissance," Rohde says of his inspiration. "They were not specifically about music, but there was something describing sounds we don't hear today, describing instruments and tuning systems that no longer exist."
Rohde was interested in how the bygone music could be reconstructed, he says.
Rohde is a viola player and accomplished composer whose past honors include the Charles Ives Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and a Guggenheim. He is a music professor at the University of California at Davis.
He says the idea of extinct sounds appealed to him because he's always looking for ways to expand the idea of beauty in music, and likes to explore the concept of hearing one's own history in a piece of music.
The opening movement, Rohde explains, tries to capture the very idea of playing a string instrument. It begins with tuning.
"If you know anything about musicians who play string instruments," says Rohde, with a laugh, "they tune a lot."
The second movement contains fragments that sound similar to a Gregorian chant, he says, but turns out to be a "screwed up" version of Jimi Hendrix's "Are You Experienced."
Dan Stepner, a violinist for the Lydian String Quartet, says the new piece is a large, complex work that is rhythmically challenging and atypical for a quartet with a lot of interesting sound effects and color. At times, members will even play harmonicas, a gong, and a Chinese paper accordion.
"We have to create this sense of improvisatory freedom against a very rhythmic background," he says. "There's a written-out improvisatory quality. We have to be very deliberate like a good actor has to be very deliberate to come across as insane."
The approximately 30-minute work includes an homage to Mary Ruth Ray, the quartet's founding violist, who passed away in January. Rohde had finished the piece in December but rewrote the final movement, "Node: Ex nihilo…In nihil [-for Mary Ruth-]," after her death. Violist Mark Berger, a doctoral student in the music department, will play the concert with Stepner, violinist Judith Eissenberg and cellist Joshua Gordon.
"The piece is going along very excited, then it starts to dissipate, and the last movement is very ethereal and sort of evaporating," Rohde says of the last movement. "Some [musicians] leave the stage but continue playing, even play other instruments. It's reminiscent of the Renaissance – music that's long since passed but that you still recognize."
A committee of judges awarded Rohde the commission based on blind submissions of past works from an international field of 430 composers.
The $15,000 prize was established last year by friends of the Lydian String Quartet to encourage creativity and enhance string quartet literature.
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Every year, people discuss whether or not daylight saving time should remain in existence. Yet every year, we have to deal with it - and it's likely not going away anytime soon. Your best bet is to go into the day the clocks change well-prepared and knowledgeable. Especially if you have kids or lead a busy life, the last thing you want is to be thrown off by something so simple as the time changing by a mere hour.
The reason daylight saving time is so tough is due to our internal biological clocks, or circadian rhythms. Our internal sleep regulators use sunlight and other natural indicators to tell us when it's time to wake up and when it's time to go to sleep. Bright light and sunlight trigger a brain response that keeps us awake - while lack of sunlight triggers melatonin, a chemical that lulls us to sleep.
When the clocks change, the sun's pattern of rising and setting stays the same. Your internal cues are still keeping you to the old time, while the rest of the world operates one hour backwards. Often, people find losing an hour to be more difficult than gaining. In the fall, we gain an hour overnight - but don't interpret it as simply an extra hour of sleep. You might experience some tiredness early the following evening or get jolted awake before your alarm. We know it's not always so easy, so here's your survival guide to make it through the end of daylight saving time as painlessly as possible.istockphoto.com
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You'll be able to handle the shift in sunlight a bit better if you understand the effect it will have. The time is going to "fall back," meaning that you'll gain an hour overnight. You're likely to wake up earlier - especially if you have kids - and get tired way earlier the next evening. Be prepared for some sleepiness the following day, and set all your clocks back at the same time so as to minimize confusion.istockphoto.com
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In the couple of days before the time switch, make sure you're sleeping your full 8 hours every night. You don't want to be already sleep-deprived going into the change - that'll only make things feel worse. Make a pact with yourself to adhere to your bedtime. Once you have a definitive bedtime, the next few steps will be way easier.Dreamstime
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The day has arrived - the clocks are going to fall back an hour overnight. Do you stay up an hour later?
No. That's setting yourself up for sleeplessness, grogginess, and a disrupted sleep cycle when the morning hits. The experts advise you go to bed at your usual hour.istockphoto.com
Wake Up at the Same Time
As in, the same old time. If you normally wake up at 7, wake up at 6 this time around.
Why? Because you don't want to sleep through the sunlight - it'll mess with your internal circadian rhythm and throw you off for the night after.istockphoto.com
Use the Extra Hour Wisely
Instead of griping that you're up earlier, rejoice that you have an extra hour in the morning all to yourself! Take the time to prepare for your day. You'll be awake for an hour longer than usual, and will likely feel more tired earlier in the evening. Prepare for the slump later on by getting things done while you're energized.istockphoto.com
Get Some Exercise
You'll also want to keep yourself as energized as possible as the day drones on. Exercise is a great way to boost natural energy - it releases endorphins, elevates your mood, and gets you outside in the fresh air. Your blood literally moves through your body more efficiently once you've exercised. Having done so will help mitigate the crash you feel once the sun (prematurely) goes down.istockphoto.com
Eat Energizing, Full Meals Throughout the Day
Food can revitalize you, as well. Imagine you're feeling sleepy, almost jet-lagged. The last thing you want to add to that scenario is a nutritionally-deficient diet. Without the nutrients your body craves, you're more likely to feel tired and down. Healthy, full meals don't have to be difficult - try a few of our weeknight favorites for an effortless way to keep your energy up.istockphoto.com
Persevere and Stay Up Until Your Normal Bedtime
Since your brain thinks it's an hour later than it actually is, you're going to feel tired earlier in the evening. Persevere until you normally go to sleep. For many, it takes as little as one day to reset your internal cues and adapt to the new schedule - you just have to stick to your new regimen so you don't prolong the process.istockphoto.com
Use a Natural Sleep Aid
If you're having trouble falling or staying asleep, you don't have to submit to the tossing and turning. Try a natural remedy - we guarantee it'll help you sleep well.istockphoto.com
Make Naptime Later in the Day
If you have kids, the minor change in the clock doesn't feel so minor. They're going to wake up an hour earlier no matter what you do. Kids don't look at clocks to tell them when to go to sleep and when to wake up - they just do. Since everything's happening an hour later, you want them to wake up and go to sleep an hour later, too. If you don't prepare, they're going to be ready for naptime an hour early. Start making naptime just a few minutes later each day leading up to the switch.istockphoto.com
Cut Down on Screen Time
Staring at screens and being exposed to artificial light has been scientifically proven to inhibit the production of melatonin. Your sleep cycle is already going through the wringer; once it's finally time to hit the hay, the last thing you want is for your body to keep you awake. A few hours before bed, power down. Stop watching TV, put away your phone, and close your laptop. Try reading or talking with your loved ones to pass the time, instead.istockphoto.com
Eat Mood-Boosting Foods
With the onslaught of sleepiness, your mood will likely drop down a notch, too. While there's not a lot you can do about the upsetting effect that sleepiness has on your body, you can use nourishment to lift your spirits a bit. Try some mood-boosting foods to carry you through your day.
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Still searching, I went on the Ancestry's forum…
My name is Tammy Middleton and one day while my children and I were searching for different things on the net, we found this location and hoped that maybe you could help my children solve their mystery of who they are.
Not much is known from their side of the Lagasse family as most are dead or they no longer live in our state of Virginia and their father left us with no form of contact or link to the Lagasse past.
All I know is that the Lagasses from their side came from Rhode Island. My childrens father's name is Thomas Earl Lagasse, Jr. and his father was of course Thomas, Sr. and his father was Roy Lagasse.
Roy had another son named David Lagasse, one brother named Earl Lagasse who was living in the Florida area, and one sister named Ester.
If this links with your family or Emeril's please contact us as my children would dearly love to know about their past and if course if they are related to Emeril.
We love his show and somehow it makes my children feel special as if their name could really mean something instead of just a name in the dark with no past and no future to past on to their children.
Thank you for your time.
Tammy Middleton
I sent Tammy an e-mail but it bounced back…
I can understand why because she posted her message in 2001.
The chances are quite slim that Tammy is right now reading my blog so is Emeril Lagasse…
But who is this Emeril Lagasse anyway?
I have never heard of him…


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Hi, folks–
Well, after 7 years together, 4 or 5 years' playing a regular show at Amnesia, 3 kids, 1 Hardly Strictly appearance, 1 showcase in Nashville, 0 endorsement deals (um, Lagunitas Brewing Co., do you know how much IPA Prentice and Nicole drink?), and 1.2 recordings, the Nellies have decided that it's time to take a break.
We're playing our last show* at Amnesia this month, on February 28. We'll be joined by Nicole (Nellies) and Eric Embry (Burning Embers, Plain High Drifters) doing a little opening set and our good pals the Earl Brothers closing out the evening.
Come on down and say hello and goodbye. We've loved every minute of playing for our friends, family, and fans over the better part of the past decade, and it just wouldn't seem right if you all weren't there to celebrate all the good music and fun times we've had.
Monday, Feb. 28
Amnesia, 853 Valencia St., San Francisco
8 pm ish Nicole Solis and Eric Embry
9 pm ish The Barefoot Nellies
10:15 pm ish The Earl Brothers
If you haven't picked up our CD, this may be your last chance. It's sold out at CDBaby, and we'll have a few copies to sell at the show. (You can, of course, always buy it from iTunes or Amazon.)
The Nellies
*We're not going to pull a Barbra/Cher thing and call it our last ever show. The Nellies will never die. But we will be in hibernation for a bit.


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Ever wondered what a 170-year-old beer tastes like?
Finnish researchers say they may be able to replicate beer found on a shipwreck off the coast of Finland that sunk back in the 1840s, Reuters reported.
The living bacteria that was found in beer bottles from a shipwreck discovered in 2010 near the Aland islands in the Baltic Sea is the key to recreating this age-old beer.
Researchers admitted that the two bottles of beer that they analyzed "had not stood the test of time well," but said they maintained a pale golden color and could have originally had dashes of rose, almond and cloves, according to Reuters.
"Based on the chemical analysis we made of the beer and with the help from a master brewer it would be possible to try to make beer that would resemble it as much as possible," Annika Wilhelmson from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland told Reuters.
The world's oldest, still drinkable champagne was also found in the ship's remains.
Two bottles of the vintage bubbly were auctioned off in 2011 for $78,400, according to Bloomberg News.
Scientists May Resurrect Beer From an 1840s Shipwreck
The beer maintained a pale golden color that could originally have had dashes of rose, almond and cloves
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Today, June 6, marks the first anniversary that Walk2gether ended in Valparaiso, Chile!
For those of you who are new to our CFCA community, Walk2gether was a nearly 8,000-mile journey by CFCA President Bob Hentzen and the grupo corazÛn (core group) through 12 Latin American countries, starting in Guatemala and ending in Chile.
Walk2gether began Dec. 29, 2009, and ended June 6, 2011.
We are grateful for the safety and well-being of the walkers, thanks to the talents, planning and participation of CFCA staff members and families. (Here you can read about the number of solidarity walks that took place with Walk2gether around the CFCA world.)
We also keep in mind that today marks the funeral celebration of Msgr. Greg Schaffer, a longtime CFCA board member and friend, in San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala.
"We express our gratitude for the gift that Fr. Greg has been and will continue to be for CFCA and for all his San Lucas family," said Paco Wertin, the CEO of CFCA. "In particular we are grateful for the friendship that Bob and Fr. Greg shared across the years and across the miles, helping to guide CFCA into the way of peace."
During Walk2gether, Bob expressed on CFCA's behalf our solidarity with families living in poverty. We honor their sacrifices, support their struggles and partner with them on their path to a better future.
Bob and the walk team never felt alone because of your prayers and support. We cannot thank you enough for journeying with us.


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COMMERCE CITY, Colo. (Wednesday, July 4, 2012) – The Colorado Rapids announced on Wednesday that the team will wear HelpColoradoNow.org and a Colorado state flag on their jerseys in front of a capacity crowd at tonight's match, in an effort to help support fundraising efforts relating to the devastating wildfires throughout the state. HelpColoradoNow.org is a website that provides information on how to help Coloradans in need, whether through donations of money or materials, or by volunteering.
"The wildfires throughout our state have caused unprecedented damage, and we all have to do our part to help support those affected," said Colorado Rapids President Tim Hinchey. "Putting HelpColoradoNow.org on the front of our jerseys is the most visible and effective way we can drive awareness and donations to organizations that are providing assistance in this time of need."
HelpColoradoNow.org is a partnership between the Colorado Division of Emergency Management and the Colorado Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster which brings together government agencies and non-profit organizations to assist communities affected by disasters. It includes links to various organizations accepting donations of money and materials in their response to the wildfires, as well as information on volunteering to help the state recover from these disasters.
The Rapids' special, game-worn jerseys from tonight's match, featuring HelpColoradoNow.org and the Colorado state flag, will be auctioned off to the public with proceeds benefitting organizations supporting disaster relief. In addition to supporting HelpColoradoNow.org, the Rapids continue to raise money for charitable organizations, with donations being accepted at Wednesday's match for the Colorado Professional Fire Fighters Foundation; Kroenke Sports Charities will match up to $10,000 of all funds raised.
Tonight, the Rapids and Commerce City will host the 17th Annual 4thFest, an evening of activities, music, and soccer, presented by Westerra Credit Union. The 4thFest will feature a performance by That Eighties Band, karaoke, the Salida Circus, a zip line, arts and crafts, and more, with the event culminating in a fireworks display after the Rapids match against Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Standing room only tickets are still available at 303-825-GOAL or by visiting the box office at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. More information on 4thFest can be found at www.4thFestColorado.com.


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A black bear broke into – that's right, into (not out of) – the zoo in Knoxville, Tenn.
Actually, it's not so surprising.
Think of the amenities – two free meals a day, excellent health plan with no veterinarian copay, mating generally encouraged, unlimited use of the bears-only swimming pool. Plus, "our Black Bear Falls is one of the top habitats in the country," said Knoxville Zoo Executive Director Lisa New.
Yes, to bears, the Knoxville Zoo is the equivalent of a convertible parked at Yosemite with an open jar of peanut butter in the front seat. It's asking to be broken into.
According to the Knoxville News Sentinel, a zoo ranger spotted the young, 150-pound bruin climbing over a 10-foot chain-link and barbed-wire fence on the zoo's perimeter about midnight Monday.
Presumably following the standard escaped-animal procedure in reverse, the ranger called other rangers and zoo staff. A check of the bear habitat ensued. All four resident bears were present and accounted for.
Meanwhile, the intruder apparently slipped out of the ranger's sight. Police and wildlife officers were alerted. Rangers and staff began a search of the zoo's 53 acres.
Nothing. No sign of the bear was found. It must have scaled the zoo's fence again and disappeared without anyone noticing, zoo staffers speculated.
The search was called off and the zoo grounds declared bear-free, with the exception of those safely ensconced behind the walls of Black Bear Falls.
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California drought: Gov. Jerry Brown urges 20% cuts
Governor urges 20% cuts in usage, pledges to steer water where needed
Gov. Jerry Brown's drought declaration on Friday won't bring rain to a state parched by three dry years. But communities, farmers and firefighters wrestling with the lack of rainfall are welcoming the order as a chance to better capitalize on the state's limited water supplies.
Brown committed to using his executive powers to steer water where it's most needed, direct state agencies to immediately scale back water consumption and seek the help of the federal government in combatting what he called "the worst drought that California has ever seen since records (began) about 100 years ago."
Perhaps more importantly, the governor called on Californians to voluntarily reduce their water use by 20 percent, a plea that water experts say has proved effective in past periods of dry weather. He noted that mandatory restrictions could be coming soon.
"This is a critical step for the state amid this crisis," said Timothy Quinn, executive director for the Association of California Water Agencies, which represents dozens of water districts statewide. "One of the most important things that you have to have happen is that people need to use less water, and there's nothing more powerful than a governor declaring an emergency."
The declaration, announced at a news conference at the governor's San Francisco office, comes as the state is gripped by its third straight year of below-average rainfall with little improvement expected.
Emergency steps in place
Rivers are running low. The snowpack is meager. And communities across California are worried about having sufficient water for homes, businesses and farmland. The dry weather also has increased the wildfire threat, with record acreage burning this month, including a 1,700-acre blaze that continues to char the hills above Los Angeles.
With the emergency declaration, Brown set in place 20 steps to deal with the drought. Water agencies will be able to share water more easily. State water managers will kick off a statewide conservation campaign. And additional firefighters will be hired to protect California's parched landscape.
The governor also said he will petition the federal government for assistance, which could take the form of monetary aid or helping with water transfers.
"We are in an unprecedented and very serious situation," Brown said, as he stood beside charts highlighting the deteriorating water situation. "It's important to awaken all Californians to the serious matter of drought and the lack of rain."
Friday's declaration is the third statewide drought declaration since 1987, the previous coming during the 2007-09 drought.
Lawmakers were generally pleased by the proclamation.
"This is a huge step forward in making sure we are using our water resources appropriately," said state Assemblyman Henry Perea, D-Fresno, whose district includes parts of the Central Valley, where farmers have borne the brunt of the dry weather and pushed for the declaration.
Many in Sacramento said the drought should be a call to action for Californians about the need for a water bond. Lawmakers, citing low voter-approval numbers, have twice pulled an $11 billion water bond from the ballot that seeks a range of new projects, including partial funding for a major water-delivery upgrade in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.
Ballot measure discussed
Assembly Speaker John Pérez, D-Los Angeles, said it would be "irresponsible" to put the current water bond on the November ballot because it doesn't have the backing. But Perez said a more affordable bond should be negotiated.
The governor, when asked Friday about a water bond, said the state needed to improve its water infrastructure but stopped short of committing to a ballot measure.
This month, most of California has seen little or no rainfall. The dry spell follows a record-dry 2013 in much of the state, and climate models suggest rain will remain scant through April, setting up California for its third straight dry winter.
Meanwhile, the Sierra Nevada snowpack, vital to filling the state's sprawling system of reservoirs, measured just 17 percent of normal this week.
A few water agencies have imposed restrictions on consumers, while others - including some in the Bay Area - are asking for voluntary water reductions. Sacramento is the biggest community to enact requirements so far, ordering consumers Tuesday to scale back water use by 20 to 30 percent.
Few areas are threatened as much as the Central Valley, where farmers dependent on state and federal water allocations face among their lowest allotments in years.
"We're looking at just a huge amount of land going unplanted," said Gayle Holman, spokeswoman for the Westlands Water District, one of the nation's largest agricultural districts. "And I don't think we've seen the full effect of it yet."
Holman praised the governor's decision to declare a drought as an opportunity to streamline water transfers. She said she hopes it will lead to the easing of certain environmental rules, particularly limits that have been put on water diversion to protect salmon and delta smelt.
Federal support
Federal officials offered some support to the agricultural industry Thursday. The U.S. Department of Agriculture designated as natural disaster areas 27 of California's 58 counties - along with portions of 10 other states - because of the drought, which means farmers can get emergency, low-interest loans.
Projections released Friday from the National Weather Service offer some hope of rain at the end of January, but forecasters note that it might not be enough to make up for lost ground.
How do you cut water use by 20%?
-- Run the washing machine for full loads only.
-- Use a dishwasher instead of washing dishes by hand.
-- When washing your hands, turn the water off while lathering.
-- Turn off water when brushing teeth or shaving.
-- Install low-flow shower heads.
-- Consider buying a dual-flush toilet.
-- Water outdoor plants early in the morning or later in the evening.
-- Plant drought-resistant trees and plants.
-- Use a broom to clean driveways and patios, not a hose.
Source: California Department of Water Resources
San Francisco Chronicle staff writer Melody Gutierrez contributed to this report. Kurtis Alexander is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @kurtisalexander


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Nina Sharp
The Washington College Department of Drama has named Nina Sharp, a rising senior from Centreville, Md., as the recipient of the 2012 Mary Martin Drama Scholarship. Established in 1992 by Matthew Weir '90 in honor of his grandmother, the great actress Mary Martin, the scholarship is awarded each year to a student majoring in Drama who demonstrates great dedication to any area of the theater arts. The 2012 scholarship award is expected to be approximately $16,000.
Sharp, a drama major with a minor in English, has been a self-described "theater geek" since she took on her first roles at Centreville Middle School, roles that included the same character, Peter Pan, that Mary Martin played to great acclaim. Sharp has since played the title role of Anne in The Diary of Anne Frank, Abigail Williams in The Crucible, Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and, most recently, Jill in a production of Equus at Church Hill Theatre.
Aside from acting, Nina also has a passion for the technical side of theater, and has excelled in directing, stage-managing, costuming, set constructing, and much more. She has spent countless hours rehearsing, working, learning and playing in Washington College's cutting-edge Gibson Center for the Arts, and will be directing her thesis there in November of 2012.
Nina has worked as a part-time stagehand at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center, and this summer she is interning at Church Hill Theatre as an assistant director for the Green Room Gang Theatre Group. She has worked for five years at Chestertown Natural Foods and served as a dormitory Resident Assistant on campus her junior year. She has earned a spot on the Dean's List each semester of her college career.
"Nina is one of those students that we all love to work with, both in and out of the classroom," says Dr. Michele Volansky, an associate professor of drama and chair of the Drama Department. "She is a stand-out citizen of the department as well as a natural leader who sets the bar high for her peers."
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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe receives $200K to clean up Old Swiftbird Day School site
Release Date: 06/11/2014
Contact Information: Danny Heffernan, U.S. EPA, 303-312-7074; Richard Mylott, U.S. EPA, 303-312-6654; Robert Smith, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, 605-964-6558
EPA Brownfields grant to address lead, asbestos, and PCBs
(Denver, Colo. – May 28, 2014) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe will receive a $200K EPA Brownfields grant to clean up and redevelop the Old Swiftbird Day School site located north of Highway 212 and west of Junction BIA-7 in the Swiftbird Community of the Cheyenne River Reservation.
The Old Swiftbird Day School site was used as a primary school from 1960 until 1997 and as storage facility and a gift shop from 1997 until 2008. The property has been boarded up and abandoned since 2008. The site is contaminated with organic and inorganic materials, including lead, asbestos, and PCBs. The site is in a prime location and is considered a priority for redevelopment, which includes a pending plan to build a sanctuary and rehabilitation center for eagles and other raptors.
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe is among 171 communities nationwide receiving 264 grants totaling $67 million in brownfields funding to clean and redevelop contaminated properties, boost local economies and leverage jobs while protecting public health and the environment. The 2014 Brownfields Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund, and Cleanup (ARC) grants will give communities and businesses a chance to return economic stability to under-served and economically disadvantaged neighborhoods through the assessment and clean-up of abandoned industrial and commercial properties, places where environmental cleanups and new jobs are most needed.
"EPA Brownfields funds continue to help tribal communities put blighted sites back into productive use," said Shaun McGrath, EPA's regional administrator in Denver. "These projects will create new community assets and leverage investments that create jobs and opportunities."
Since the inception of the EPA's Brownfields program in 1995, cumulative brownfield program investments have leveraged more than $21 billion from a variety of public and private sources for cleanup and redevelopment activities. This equates to an average of $17.79 leveraged per EPA brownfield dollar expended. These investments have resulted in approximately 93,000 jobs nationwide. These projects demonstrate the positive impact a small investment of federal brownfields funding can have on community revitalization through leveraging jobs, producing clean energy, and providing recreation opportunities for surrounding neighborhoods. EPA's Brownfields Program empowers states, communities, and other stakeholders to work together to prevent, assess, safely clean up, and sustainably reuse brownfields sites.
More information on brownfields grants by state: https://cfpub.epa.gov/bf_factsheets/
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head scarf - vintage (tutorial here)
polka dot shirt - Urban Outfitters
kitty cat sweater - c/o Modcloth (blue is sold out but the red version) is still available) lace shorts - c/o Madewell
tights - H+M
socks - Target
packable tour boots - c/o Hunter
Seeing Miku running and rolling around in the snow makes me realize just how much of a little snow bunny she is. She is part Eskimo, after all - that fluffy coat was made for this. She was doing flips and making snow angels; I never see her happier than when she has lots of land and snow (or mud) to roll around in. It's been making me reconsider the city lifestyle. In 2013, I've decided that I'm going to make an effort to do more things like this, to get away and actually have a little more nature around. It gives us something to look forward to. Not just for me and Bobby, but for little Ku, too. We're lucky to live near Prospect Park, but it really isn't the same, is it? Look how happy she is!


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The Patriots have largely stayed clear of involvement in either of Aaron Hernandez's two murder cases. That may change; Hernandez's attorneys have asked a judge to subpoena the Patriots for all of Hernandez's medical records during his time with the team. Well, nearly all of them.
On Monday, the judge set a July deadline for the Patriots to respond to a previous request from Hernandez's defense team. But Hernandez's lawyers filed a motion yesterday seeking a subpoena for the records ASAP.
The motion says,
"The records maintained by the New England Patriots regarding Hernandez are potentially evidentiary and relevant in this case, in that they may bear upon his circumstances and state-of-mind prior to the alleged offense, as well as his physical and mental state at the time."
The motion also includes a release form, signed by Hernandez, authorizing the Patriots to give up their records. Although, as noted by Ride The Pine, not every category gets a check mark.
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Invasive Ductal Carcinoma (IDC)
Invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), sometimes called infiltrating ductal carcinoma, is the most common type of breast cancer. About 80% of all breast cancers are invasive ductal carcinomas.
Invasive means that the cancer has "invaded" or spread to the surrounding breast tissues. Ductal means that the cancer began in the milk ducts, which are the "pipes" that carry milk from the milk-producing lobules to the nipple. Carcinoma refers to any cancer that begins in the skin or other tissues that cover internal organs — such as breast tissue. All together, "invasive ductal carcinoma" refers to cancer that has broken through the wall of the milk duct and begun to invade the tissues of the breast. Over time, invasive ductal carcinoma can spread to the lymph nodes and possibly to other areas of the body.
According to the American Cancer Society, more than 180,000 women in the United States find out they have invasive breast cancer each year. Most of them are diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma.
Although invasive ductal carcinoma can affect women at any age, it is more common as women grow older. According to the American Cancer Society, about two-thirds of women are 55 or older when they are diagnosed with an invasive breast cancer. Invasive ductal carcinoma also affects men.
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Sponsor Margaret Looper was recruited to help distribute bags of food to CFCA families one day during her mission awareness trip to Bolivia. She was surprised by how important a simple bag of groceries is to families in need.
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Hunter Hardin gets to know his friend during a day of fun in Honduras.
A Philippines community puts on a special performance for Colleen Gawley.
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The Giants Community Fund partners with many local organizations to raise awareness about important health-related causes. The Fund also collaborates with the San Francisco Giants Community Relations department to identify important community initiatives and health awareness days at AT&T Park.
Every Junior Giant is reminded to eat right and to exercise regularly -- just like the pros do!
Brandon Crawford has a fresh Pineapple for a snack, Sergio Romo does some jumping jacks to warm up and Javier Lopez chooses water over soda.
Snacking on nutritious foods will keep your energy levels high and your mind alert! During the baseball season, it's even more important to eat healthy foods that give you the fuel you need to keep going.
Try these healthy snacks:
Fresh Fruit, Pretzels, Applesauce, Crackers, Trail Mix, Yogurt and Granola Bars.
The Junior Giants Program encourages participants to eat at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables a day, and to get at least 30 minutes of exercise a day as well.
This poster includes stickers to help Junior Giants track their healthy eating and exercise activities.
In 1994, the Giants teamed up with the Until There's A Cure Foundation to become the first professional sports team to host an AIDS benefit game.
Since then, the Giants and the Giants Community Fund have continued to support the effort each year by giving out over $500,000 in grants to Bay Area organizations focusing on HIV/AIDS education and service.
In conjunction with the California Transplant Donor Network, the Giants Community Fund puts on the annual Donate Life Day at AT&T Park. This day is committed to raising awareness about the importance on organ and tissue donation. The first 25,000 fans at the gates receive Giants baseball cards with organ donation information from the California Transplant Donor Network.
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Yago Mahugo
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is one of the most outstanding interpreters of antique music covering the entire spectrum of Spanish music. He was awarded at the International Harpsichord Competition in Budapest and at the Brugge Competition in Belgium, today considered to be one of the most elite ancient musical contests anywhere.
He was a student of Dr. Robert Hill, under whose tutelage obtains the degree in harpsichord, fortepiano, and historical instruments. On the post graduate level he continued with a diploma in artistic interpretation in Freiburg. Other studies also include Christophe Rousset, Kennneth Gilbert, and Jacques Ogg. His performances included some of the most prestigious music halls of Europe and USA. These include concertos as soloist with several orchestras (Duisburg, Fernc Erkel...). As well he was invited to perform with the orchestra of contemporary music 'project Gerhard'.
In 2008 Mahugo was invited by el Palau de les Arts de Valencia and its Orchestra to participate as harpsichordist in Gluckâ's opera 'Iphigenie en Tauride' together with the tenor Placido Domingo and the director Patrick Fourniellier. He has been a jury member in several competitions including the most important harpsichord contest in Spain. Mahugo has regularly performed as soloist in various programs at the different Festivals like Santander and at the Auditorium National of Madrid, playing De Falla's difficult concerto. Other performances include participation at Expo98 in Lisbon, in the Festival Bach-Fest in Leipzig in 1999 and in the 50th Festival International of music and dance of Granada where he received a great ovation and public acclaim. Recordings include those of State Radios of Spain, Hungary, and Czech Republic.
He has record the complete works of Domenico Cimarosa. OnClassical.com & Brilliant Classics just published his recording of the complete harpsichord pieces by Pancrace Royer. Mahugo is the founder and director of the historical group Impetus dedicated exclusively to the interpretation of music performed on original antique instruments. Included among his many musical activities he occupies the position of the harpsichordist for the Escuela Superior de Mùsica Reina Sofia and the International Institute for Chamber Music of Madrid.


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Looks like there's something on the other side of the helmet. It's not the correct rangefinder, but something is sticking up on the left side (right side in the pic).
Sure wish we'd see pictures of the TRU Battle Pack that is rumored to coincide with the ship...
Are these mods to the existing CW Arc Troopers?
Seeing this packaged makes it impossible to not want it!!!!
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I've never played it before but i'd love to give it a shot, i dont have a ride seeing as im just out of a divorce but we can work things out, if you get one going hit me up man
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Dear editor,
The Lying President wants to protect Children. He is good to surround himself with children to get everyone's emotions, saying how he wants to protect them by taking away everyone's second amendment rights. The Lying President has NO plan on how to take away the guns from Criminals, gang members, and the mentally ill people, but he wants to take the guns away from citizens so they cannot protect themselves by putting non-criminals in a database. Lying President, if you want to put people in a database, go to the police departments nationwide, have them put every Criminal, every Gang Member in the database, then go to the Mental Health, and have them provide every patient, minors to adults, and place them in the database, then you have a database for everyone to check on who NOT to sell guns to. The last I checked, Lying President, NO Criminal, NO Gang Member goes though a legal sell and have a background check done to purchase a gun, they get them illegally. So how is a background check going to help, if they buy or steal the guns illegally?
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Blast from the past..
Every Christmas while I was growing up my mom's friend Carl would bake us the most decadent brownies that I would go crazy for. Gooey caramel sandwiched between rich chocolate brownie with tons of chocolate chips. He called them Ooey Gooies and there was a good reason for the nme. They were by far the best brownie I had ever had and they still are. My mom got the recipe for me and it just appeared way too much for me to handle at the time. I recently tried to find the original recipe to see if I would still be overwhelmed, but I could not find it. Anyway, when I saw the original recipe years ago I knew there had to be something out there similar which would not require as much work. I am not sure where I found this version of the recipe, but I think it may have been on Allrecipes. There are several variations of this recipe online, but the one below I have found works best. Everybody loves these brownies and I know you will.
Caramel (Turtle) Brownies
recipe adapted from Allrecipes.com
1 (14 ounce) package individually wrapped caramels
1 (12 fluid ounce) can evaporated milk
1 (18.25 ounce) package chocolate cake mix
6 tablespoons butter, melted
2 cup semisweet chocolate chips
1/4 pound whole pecans (I did not include these in mine as I prefer brownies without nuts)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 9x13 inch pan. Set aside.
Unwrap caramels and place in saucepan with 2 Tablespoons evaporated milk. Melt over medium to low heat, stirring constantly. In a large bowl, combine the remaining evaporated milk, dry cake mix, and melted butter. Stir until well blended. Spread half of this mixture in the prepared pan. Bake for 10 minutes. Remove brownies from oven. Sprinkle chocolate chips and drizzle
melted caramels over the top. Drop remaining cake mixture by teaspoonfuls over all. Return to oven for 20 minutes. Garnish with whole pecans if you'd like.
My kitchen does not have the best lighting, but this is what they looked like right out of the oven.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
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I've always struggled with mashed potatoes. Not eating them. Making them. Not being able to master the perfectly smooth and creamy mashed potatoes, I went with the lazy man's 'smashed potato'... a world without peeling, where lumps are welcome, expected and encouraged. They're good. They do the job - but they often need jazzing up - garlic, sour cream, rosemary, etc. to detract from the fact that they are basically a busted up potato and lack any desirable texture.
Potato Ricer. For years I've heard the Barefoot Contessa talk about using her potato ricer. I thought, "Do I really need a specialized piece of equipment to mash a potato?!" (Remember, you're talking to someone that rolled out 100 sugar cookies a week with a bottle of wine and that used a teacup for measuring...) When he saw me mashing potatoes with a can, Mike said, Yes. Yes, you do need a specialized piece of equipment to mash a potato. Then the most amazing thing happened... a potato ricer appeared in my stocking from Santa.
We've had mashed potatoes 3 times in the past 9 days.
Now run out and get this mashed potato ricer. It is on sale for $16 at Williams-Sonoma... Mike paid full price ($32) for mine. Ugh. Still worth every penny.
The Best Mashed Potatoes
creamy, light... real mashed potatoes
2 pounds of Yukon Gold potatoes
1/4 cup of milk
2 tablespoons of butter
sea salt & cracked pepper
Peel the potatoes and cut them into 1-inch pieces. Place them pot filled with water, seasoned with salt. Bring the water to a boil and cook until the potatoes are fork tender - about 7-10 minutes. Drain the potatoes from the water. Using the potato ricer, mash potatoes back into the sauce pan. Return the potatoes to the stove. On low heat, stir in milk, butter, salt and pepper. Do not leave the potatoes on the stove for longer than 5 minutes, or they will burn. To reheat, microwave them in a glass bowl.
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As you might be aware, I've recently moved houses and now reside in a neighborhood I affectionately like to call "Armory West." I'm not going to give out my exact street address for fear that some disgruntled driver of a black BMW, full of rage based on reading some gentle barb I've ascribed to his "set," will careen through my front porch and disrupt, amongst other things, Ellie the Poodle. In any case, it's a new route for me and through an area of which I have some, but limited, familiarity. Much of the upcoming week's blogging posts will consist of my struggling with the multitudinous choices of route in hopes for the most optimal. Feel free to weigh in on my route planning in the comments. Your well-intentioned support is greatly appreciated.
East Capitol. It's wide. It has bike lanes. And only some stop lights and relatively not-so-bad cross traffic. I rode it for a while and then up Massachusetts which the intention of riding down Constitution, which I promptly rode past and then I, embracing the libertine atmosphere of the City, cut across the street, salmoned for a bit and made a left the wrong-way down a one way street. First trip and I'm already doing my best to give Hill bikers a bad (worse?) reputation. That put me back on Constitution, where I was then confronted with a Do Not Enter sign, diverting me to Maryland (?). Anyway, I wended. Wended a
I made a few wrong turns and eventually found my way back to Constitution and was relatively certain I knew my way from there. It was foggy this morning, so I didn't get the full-on, white marble faux-cropolis thing from the "monumental core" (I don't know if this is a real DC term or something I picked up from my once-upon-a-time medieval archaeology instructor referencing somewhere entire different), but on a nicer day, I'm sure it would be a rather charming view.
On Constitution, near the intersection with Pennsylvania, I think that I saw the DC press corps most prominent and influential bike lane story writer, Alex Baca, but I could be wrong. Doing research perhaps? I'd really love it if she wrote an article about the need two-way cycle track on Constitution in front of the museums and perhaps maybe all the way to the Lincoln Memorial. It could be called "NPS, NPCC ridicule local blogger for preposterousness of idea, seek restraining order." (Riding Constitution is a nightmare.)
I rode down America's bike lane (on Pennsylvania Avenue), focused on catching lights and not hitting pedestrians. At the intersection with 15th, we bunched and I watched some high school tourist types on bikes make an exceedingly poor decision about running the red. Though the failed to get struck by the oncoming SUV, it was not from their lack of trying. Don't be dumb. At the light, I stopped and said good morning to the bicyclist behind me, a rather rad (yup) looking woman with short, spiky bleached blonde hair and a hoop nose ring (her right nostril) who greeted me with an equally effusive salutation.
15th was easy, though the detour through Lafayette Park on the sidewalk is stupid. I rode 15th to R, passing many cyclists, most of whom rode without helmets, many of whom were in some work clothes and only 2 of whom were on CaBis. I took R across town.
Fulminating now. The District of (George) Washington, Columbia, DC, D.C. (I think that's the official name per Google Maps) has very few crosstown bike routes. If, like me, your commute takes you east-west (or vice versa), there are very few options to take bike infrastructure for most of your trip, especially if you're going west of the park. If you want to ride in a bike lane west of 15th, you have to ride to R. That means that Foggy Bottom and the Golden Triangle are under-served. This is why the L and M cycletracks are so crucial. And Georgetown and points west? Forget it. And in SW? The lack of bike facilities on M SW/SE is sort of embarrassing. Gaping holes in the system. And that's not even considering the top half of the city, where Military Road allows cars to zoom across, but cyclists have to ride down in and up out of the ravine that is Rock Creek Park. Not good. The lack of options is just crummy. So, I'll stick with R for now, which wasn't bad.
I didn't quite have the heart to ride up Massachusetts on the street and stuck to the path alongside. If anyone ever needs me to drop anything off at one of the embassies, please let me know. Though, if embassy rules are like those at airports, I probably shouldn't be accepting packages from you. A few cyclists riding down Mass in the other direction, stuck in car traffic. And yet it's supposed to be the bikers that slow down everyone else, the drivers of whom are now in the minority.
Whole trip in under 45 minutes. I'm quite proud of that, though I don't think it will last. This is my first ride with fresh legs after a week off so I expect that number to rise. The way home should be shorter thanks to the downhill (I "climbed" 530 feet this morning), though I don't think it will be necessarily faster.


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At CinemaCon today, Disney/Pixar chief creative officer, John Lasseter, announced a few of the animated projects in the studio's pipeline. Here they are at a glance:
- An animated project based on the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos (as of yet untitled) is slated for a 2015 release. Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich is reportedly attached to direct with Darla Anderson producing. If Pixar decides to keep the decidedly dark-sounding title, perhaps it will be the studio's first foray into something a bit more sinister. (And if Unkrich is involved, there are sure to be some references to The Shining.)
- The upcoming project directed by Bob Peterson is now called The Good Dinosaur; the picture is scheduled for a May 30th, 2014 release.
- The untitled feature directed by Pete Docter that will take a trip into the human mind has been pushed back until June 19th, 2015.
Hit the jump for more from Pixar.
From the Disney/Pixar press release, here's a synopsis for The Good Dinosaur:
What if the cataclysmic asteroid that forever changed life on Earth actually missed the planet completely and giant
dinosaurs never became extinct? This hilarious, heartfelt and original tale is directed by Bob Peterson (co-director/
writer, "Up;" writer, "Finding Nemo") and produced by John Walker ("The Incredibles," "The Iron Giant").
And here's a teaser synopsis for the untitled "mind trip" project:
Pixar takes audiences on incredible journeys into extraordinary worlds: from the darkest depths of the ocean to the top of the tepui mountains in South America; from the fictional metropolis of Monstropolis to a futuristic fantasy of outer space. From director Pete Docter ("Up," "Monsters, Inc.") and producer Jonas Rivera ("Up"), the inventive new film will take you to a place that everyone knows, but no one has ever seen: the world inside the human mind.
As for the other Pixar projects in the pipeline, Monsters University, directed by Dan Scanlon, is scheduled for June 23, 2013, and of course, Brave comes out on June 22nd of this year. You can get caught up on all of our previous Pixar project round-ups here and here.


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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
The Bitcoin payment processor Coinbase has announced that they have raised $75 million USD in Series C financing, the largest funding round to date for a Bitcoin company, bringing their total capital raised to $106 million US dollars. What is even more interesting however is the companies that have invested in Coinbase this time and not only the serious investment being made. Apart from some of the existing investors the new investors include USAA, BBVA, The New York Stock Exchange, and NTT DoCoMo – Japan's largest mobile telecommunications operator. There are also personal investments from former Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit and former Thomson Reuters CEO Tom Glocer. It is interesting to see that financial institutions and other large companies are starting to show serious interest in Bitcoin, making major investments is companies dealing with crypto currencies. Great news not only for Coinbase, but also something good for BTC since the start for 2015, something that was really needed after the not so great beginning of the year for crypto currencies.


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2015 Maryland Parent Involvement Matters Award Winner and Honorees
Montgomery County's Andrew Niebler Named 2015 Winner Of Parent Involvement Matters Award
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November 27, 2004 • Posted By Shaun Lyon
The BBC Shop website has released details of the extras in the forthcoming UK DVD release of The Mind Robber. Included is a commentary (as we previously reported) with actors Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines and Hamish Wilson (the "alternate" Jamie) as well as director David Maloney; "The Fact of Fiction," a 34-minute featurette featuring the actors and production team recalling working on the story; "Highlander," a 22 minute interview with Frazer Hines looking back on his career in Doctor Who and beyond; plus production notes, photo gallery and an easter egg. "The Mind Robber" is due out in the UK in March from BBC Video.


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"Guidelines" turns your current magazine collection or your favourite covers into a striking focal point on your wall. It's created with two strips of powder-coated metal, bent into an attractive series of right angles.
It's available in two sizes, in black, white or primary colours. Pricing starts at 169 quid. [fredrik roijé via design boom]


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Are you tired of garlic peel strips under your fingernails? Now a easy-to-use garlic peeler will help you! Maybe you will be surprised that a rubber rube can be such a useful kitchen tool. It's very simple! You only just place an unpeeled clove of garlic inside, roll the peeler back and forth on a countertop. After 30 seconds, the skin will come off. This little thing will save you a lot of time and effort. I recommended to you and you will love it.
www.SuntekStore.com offers this easy-to-use garlic peeler kitchen tool at only $0.99. You will not miss it. And you can know more details from this instructional video!


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Your child develops attention and listening skills as well as an understanding of what it means to meet new people by watching a video of Winnie the Pooh.
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There's a new development going on. The Eleven Rig for 3ds Max is in a rebuild state and it is still not done yet. It was time to keep you all up to date and to give a sneak peak of what's going on. The rig is in version alpha 2.4. The rig is completely build up from scratch (with mesh straight out Maya) and we attend to copy all the specific properties from Maya to 3ds Max. So that the animators experience would be the same in Maya as in 3ds Max.
What can you do:
- You can configure the rig at the baseplate. Through the modifierpanel you can adjust the settings like Girl/Boy, Fat/Thin/ Sporty, etc. Also a subdivision control is put in there, to control all the geometry's subdivions.
- You can play with the feet. Al poses are accessible through the modifierpanel.
- A Stretch in the legs is defined. Please try it out.
- The hands have poses. The right hand still need to have some settings, but try the left hand!
- IK/FK Switch
- Link switches, to link hands on what so ever.
- Head controls
- All other Maya functionality that I did not see yet or didn't mentioned
Eleven Rig for 3ds Max version alpha 2.4