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I love this post! I try to have the kids in the kitchen with me every time I cook. I takes a little longer, but they love it and they are not picky! They eat whatever we fix. We also have certain drawers 'on limits' that they love to play with- tupperware and pans! As for the placemats, that sounds like fun. We will have to try it!!!
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Thanks for the suggestions to involve kids iin the kitchen! I love cooking with my kids, but hadn't even thought of organizing with them and sorting through all the utensils and kitchen supplies. This would also be the perfect time to clean out those drawers that haven't been done in a while and get rid of those gadgets that I never really use!
Great Ideas! I have two kids, and I love cooking with them. When your kids are young it doesn't take one too long to figure out all bottom drawers and cabinets need to be kid friendly. Having mixing bowls and wooden spoons accessible is a must.
I, too, like the idea with "letting" them clean out my cabinets. lol, how fun.
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Thanks for reminding me to relax a little and let the kids (and the kitchen) get messy. Cooking with the kids sounds awesome in theory, but the mess factor spazzes me out! Maybe we'll try breakfast together this weekend.
These are good general ideas. Specifically, I let my 2 year old "help" me whenever possible in the kitchen (if I'm working with something that's not too hot or sharp) and if I'm working with something that he can't touch, I give him some bowls with water or beans/rice to stir and pour with.
Great ideas for involving the kids in the kitchen. Sometimes I get so caught up in cooking/cleaning, that I tend to encourage them to "go play somewhere else", but why not involve them in what I'm doing? Thanks for the ideas!
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In the beginning, there were forking servers and then came threaded servers. Although they manage a few concurrent connections well, when network sessions reach into the hundreds or even thousands, forking and threading servers spawn too many separate, resource-consuming processes to be efficient. Today, there is a better way, asynchronous servers. A new breed of frameworks for third-generation languages is taming the once complex world of event-driven programming.
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Have you ever been standing in the express lane of a grocery store, buying a single bottle of water, only to have the customer in front of you challenge the price of an item, causing you and everyone behind you to wait five minutes for the price to be verified? Plenty of explanations of asynchronous programming exist, but I think the best way to understand its benefits is to wait in line with an idle cashier. If the cashier were asynchronous, he or she would put the person in front of you on hold and conduct your transaction while waiting for the price check. Unfortunately, cashiers are seldom asynchronous. In the world of software, however, event-driven servers make the best use of available resources, because there are no threads holding up valuable memory waiting for traffic on a socket. Following the grocery store metaphor, a threaded server solves the problem of long lines by adding more cashiers, while an asynchronous model lets each cashier help more than one customer at a time.
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First off, great article exposing the features of Twisted and your neat proxy program. I have been interested in a particular aspect of proxies that has not been focused on in FOSS or commercial proxies, and this article/code is as an excellent educational base for this endeavor.
I installed python2.3-twisted and python2.3-twisted conch on my debian woody box and launched the program, accessing the Internet from a Win32 machine running Firefox 1.0. I noticed right off that pages like slashdot and even interactive.linuxjournal.com were stripped of ads, and that it didn't seem to be any slower on loading (yay!).
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as opposed to "http://sports.yahoo.com/gamepreview"
In addition, I have been getting error msgs from python during program operation:
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These errors are printed to stdout but not necessarily at the same time as when the pages won't load correctly. Thanks again for the thought provoking article!
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The only book cover I saw was an ornate gilded leather one for the popular epic Ossian, later proved to be a fake:
Unlike the personal hunter's guns above, these state of the art Sharps were being smuggled to abolitionists in Kansas by wealthy patrons. I told Jen they were the Eevil black AR-AK high- tech shooters of their day, which of course they were...
It was a rainy day and we were the only patrons. Mr Hawley himself emerged from the shadows of the museum's theatre to answer our questions. He told us there are still marvels and finds to come; he has the merry manner of a man who has followed his dreams.
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- Mark Farrell-Churchill said...
This sounds remarkably similar to the exhibit at DeSoto NWR on the Iowa-Nebraska border (it lies on the Iowa side of the Missouri after the river changed course), which contains the stores of the steamboat Bertrand, which hit a snag on the way to Ft. Benton, Montana. I've been meaning to blog about the Bertrand exhibit, and will make an effort to see the Arabia as well. Thanks for the tip!
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- Matthew MAKAREWICZ said...
A friend had the pleasure of taking the late bluegrass legend John Hartford to tour the Arabia museum. Hartford was a riverboat aficionado, and I believe a licensed riverboat pilot. Anyway, it turns out John knew more about the Arabia and steamboats of that era than the docent. Chuck said he taught her a thing or two.
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- Chas Clifton said...
Mark beat me to it: I have visted the museum of the steamboat Bertrand, which is also like walking through an 1860s department store and hardware store. Canned oysters and preserved cherries for the miner who strikes it rich!
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Very cool! I regret not visiting the Arabia museum when our daughter was in school nearby at the University of Saint Mary and we traveled through Kansas City.
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Hamilton Parish lies on the eastern side of Bermuda and surrounds Harrington Sound, a large saltwater bay connected to the sea at Flatts village.
- Brightside Guest Apartments – in Flatts, close to the Bermuda Aquarium
- Clear View Suites – good ocean views
- Grotto Bay Beach Resort – offers good value for money
- Rosewood Tucker's Point – opened April 2009
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- Abbott's Cliff Park – nature reserve with sheer limestone wall
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- Bermuda Railway Museum – small museum illustrating the short of the Bermuda Railway
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- Crystal and Fantasy Caves – guided tours of Bermuda's most famous caves
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Buses 10 and 11 run from Hamilton to St George and pass through Hamilton Parish on the North Shore Road. Both routes pass the Bermuda Aquarium, Shelly Bay Park, Clear View Suites, the Swizzle Inn, Blue Hole Park, and Grotto Bay.
Buses 1 and 3 also run from Hamilton to St George, but take a route south of Harrington Sound. Both routes pass the Crystal Caves, Swizzle Inn, Grotto Bay, and Blue Hole Park.
Hamilton Parish is connected to St George's Parish by the Causeway. Cross this bridge and you'll find yourself at the airport. Taxi fares from hotels in Devonshire (Grotto Bay etc.) to the airport are relatively cheap and the journey quick.
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('76 Contributor) What does that mean? What does that have to do with the election or the price of fish in France for that matter? I'll lay all of this out and illustrate one of the reasons why black-Americans are supporting Barack Obama and why we need to reassess that.
Jackie Robinson of course was the first black-American to play professionally in Major League Baseball. He played in the Negro leagues then was drafted to MLB farm teams in Montreal & Florida until April 15, 1947 when he played his first game as a Brooklyn Dodger. He wound up being named "Rookie of the Year", "National League MVP" and leading the National League in stolen bases all within his first couple seasons as a major leaguer. He also became the highest paid player in Brooklyn Dodger history & had many fans both black and white throughout his career.
The above is just a brief synopsis of Jackie Robinson's storied career in the MLB. He was also a decent man who exercised enormous restraint and courage in the face of truly ugly and vicious racial discrimination, prejudice and adversity. He carried himself like a man & a professional at all times. He left the MLB and became an executive and fought in the civil rights movement. Jackie Robinson gave Black Americans a role model and an example of what can happen when you work hard. In the face of overwhelming malice and prejudice - a true example of grace under pressure.
Now, what if Jackie Robinson had gotten into the MLB as a result of good intentions by Branch Rickey and the MLB but wound up whiffing 8 out of 10 times at bat, dropping balls and over throwing bases? What would that have done to the future opportunities of other black ballplayers in the Negro Leagues looking to follow in Jackie's footsteps?
There certainly would have been plenty of whites in the league and in the stands who would have crowed loudly and proudly "See, they just can't cut it, they really are inferior to whites." Would it have also had a similar effect on the psyche of some in the Negro Leagues. What if, 5 days before Jackie played his first MLB game he said "We are 5 days away from fundamentally transforming Major League Baseball"? What if, after 1 year of poor performance in the MLB Jackie said, "I inherited a horrible situation and that is why I need more time"? What if, after 4 years of poor performance & on the verge of being released from the team, Jackie had said, "If you're successful in the major leagues, you didn't hit those balls, someone else did that"?
Of course none of this happened and Jackie Robinson had a stellar career as a major league ballplayer. Jackie was fully aware of how historic his situation was and he met the challenge as a man. He blamed no one else for his mistakes and he was gracious and honest in his successes. We as black-Americans had a lot invested in Jackie Robinson and cheered with pride at his exploits on the field. He overcame so much and achieved even more.
Let's contrast this now with the election of our first black (technically "mixed race" but let's not quibble) President of the United States of America, Barack Hussein Obama. I contend that 80-85% of the 95% of Black Americans who voted for him in 2008 are only voting for him again out of "Jackie Robinson Syndrome". That is the fear that if Obama loses the election after such a horrible first term, we will be hard pressed to have another black-American ascend to the White House again. This is a false assumption.
Barack Obama is not our Jackie Robinson. Yes, he is the first non-white to be elected President but he has not conducted himself with the honor or dignity that Jackie had. Jackie , through his tenacity, dignity, athletic ability & grace, elevated the Major Leagues in the face of enormous obstacles. Obama has not done the same in his role as President. Forget his race for a moment and pretend he was a blond haired, blue eyed democrat. Perhaps, named Barry O'Brien from Schaumberg, IL (an upper-middle class Chicago suburb). Would you still support him? If Obama was truly who we were told he was, (a uniter who was "post-racial") as opposed to the class warrior he has shown himself to be - he would be truly historic. Even with the difficult economic circumstances he "inherited" and has not yet improved, Obama would likely be seen with more charity and grace by those who didn't vote for him.
Barack Obama's historic election to Presidency could have been the shining example of America's immense progress toward realizing Dr King's dream. It wasn't because he was elected more for historic hype than content of character. Cult of personality over substance of accomplishment. Racism is a human condition and therefore since human's are imperfect we can never have a perfect country or world. We can however live by our founding principles of "All men are created equal". But, all men cannot have equal outcomes and be free. Recognize the good we have in common and celebrate it while remembering we are a nation of laws and not men. The bad in common will have blind and not social justice rendered.
Barack Obama is in many ways a tragic figure in American history. He had a confusing and unorthodox upbringing. But in spite of that he ascended to become the leader of the greatest country in the world. His tragedy is not really his but ours. He will be just fine. His children will continue to live a wealthy and privileged life. Even if he is not re-elected, he won't be working the drive-thru window at KFC anytime soon. The tragedy is that after so many of us, black, white, brown, etc., pinned so much of our dreams to him in our noble and overwhelming desire to shake off the shackles of our complicated racial history - we bet on the wrong horse. Even those of us who did not vote for him still held a flicker of hope in our hearts. We internally hoped he was the real deal, the political version of Jackie Robinson.
Strike 1: Obamacare, instead of jobs and fixing the economy
Strike 2: Fast and Furious cover up with a dead US Border patrol
Strike 3: Benghazi cover up, with a dead US Ambassador and 3 dead American heroes.
Barack Obama is a designated campaigner, not a President.
America swung. He struck out. Vote wisely.
Mike Jones wrote this article for Rocky Mountain Black Conservatives, on whose leadership team he serves.
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At the plenary session outstanding talks were given by Tilman Esslinger on Bose-Einstein Condensation, Christian Schönenberger on Molecular Electronics, Albert Fert (Nobel laureate 2007) on Spintronics and finally by Gaetano Mileti on recent advances on time and frequency measurements. In addition to the sessions on astro- particle and nuclear physics (TASK), condensed matter physics (KOND) and applied Physics (ANDO), sessions on the physics of atoms and lasers, on plasma physics, theoretical physics and multiferroics were organized. A poster session and scientific exhibition with 12 exhibitors were also on the program. Hundred participants joined the visit of the Science History Museum of Geneva, and shared the conference dinner in the restaurant `les Vieux-Bois - Ecole hotelière`. The attribution of the three 2007 SPS prizes followed by the best papers awards of the Annales Henri Poincarré for 2005 and 2006 took place during the SPS Award Ceremony. An important organizational event for the SPS members is its general assembly that took place during the annual meeting on Wednesday March 26, 2008. After acceptation of the financial results 2007, the renewal of the committee was on the agenda. At the head of the Society, Christophe Rossel was elected president and Tibor Gyalog took over the function of vice-president, a switch that became effective on June 27, at the 100th Anniversary Ceremony in Bern. Urs Staub from the PSI in Villigen was elected chairman of the Condensed Matter Physics section. All other committee members were confirmed in their respective position, in particular Bernhard Braunecker as secretary and Pierangelo Gröning as treasurer for another 2-year term. Information on the planning of the centennial ceremony in Bern was provided. The date (2-4 Sept. 2009) and location (Innsbruck) of the joint meeting with the Austrian Physical Society were also announced. The second major event was the Ceremonial act organized at the Kultur-Casino Bern on June 27, 2008 (cf. SPG Mitteilungen 24, July 2008, for full summary). About 300 persons attended the festivities, among them the secretary of state for education and research, six Nobel laureates in physics, all living past presidents of the SPS as well as the presidents of our partner societies in Switzerland and in Europe. The ceremony was moderated by David Jans who led the audience through a program reflecting 100 years of physics in Switzerland, addressing today`s problems of science and taking a look into the future. A round table discussion addressed issues such as perception and promotion of physics in the public, in particular among youngsters. The Nobel laureate Theodor W. Hänsch from the Max Planck Institute in Garching outlined in his keynote speech "Vision for Physics" the challenges of the physics of tomorrow, based on his personal research work. 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Other activities: In the executive committee the creation of two new sections was proposed (to be voted at the next general assembly): - Atomic Physics and Quantum Optics (nominated chair Antoine Weiss, Uni Fribourg) - Education and Promotion of Physics (nominated chair Tibor Gyalog, Uni Basel) The SPS took an active part in the evaluation of the Implementation of Bologna Process into Physics Study in Europe, organized by the EPS and lead by the International Centre for Higher Education Research (INCHER) at Kassel University, Germany. Altogether 25 European National Physical Societies are involved. The first step was to identify the physics department in each country, mail a questionnaire on the Physics Curricula at the Bachelor level to them and evaluate the responses. The next step will address the Master studies. Stronger contacts have been established with SATW by initiating direct discussions. 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I have been using a Windows desktop at home and my office. Although I have never had a laptop, I have been planning to buy an Apple laptop for use when I travel. However, I recently used an Apple and found its keyboard, in one particular way, to be inferior to the standard keyboards that I have been accustomed to using. Do you agree?
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