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Self-assembled nanotextures create antireflective surface on silicon solar cells
Self-assembled nanotextures create antireflective surface on silicon solar cells
Reducing the amount of sunlight that bounces off the surface of solar cells helps maximize the conversion of the sun's rays to electricity, so manufacturers use coatings to cut down on reflections. Now scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory show that etching a nanoscale texture onto the silicon material itself creates an antireflective surface that works as well as state-of-the-art thin-film multilayer coatings.
Their method, described in the journal Nature Communications and submitted for patent protection, has potential for streamlining silicon solar cell production and reducing manufacturing costs. The approach may find additional applications in reducing glare from windows, providing radar camouflage for military equipment, and increasing the brightness of light-emitting diodes.
"For antireflection applications, the idea is to prevent light or radio waves from bouncing at interfaces between materials," said physicist Charles Black, who led the research at Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN), a DOE Office of Science User Facility.
Preventing reflections requires controlling an abrupt change in "refractive index," a property that affects how waves such as light propagate through a material. This occurs at the interface where two materials with very different refractive indices meet, for example at the interface between air and silicon. Adding a coating with an intermediate refractive index at the interface eases the transition between materials and reduces the reflection, Black explained.
"The issue with using such coatings for solar cells," he said, "is that we'd prefer to fully capture every color of the light spectrum within the device, and we'd like to capture the light irrespective of the direction it comes from. But each color of light couples best with a different antireflection coating, and each coating is optimized for light coming from a particular direction. So you deal with these issues by using multiple antireflection layers. We were interested in looking for a better way."
For inspiration, the scientists turned to a well-known example of an antireflective surface in nature, the eyes of common moths. The surfaces of their compound eyes have textured patterns made of many tiny "posts," each smaller than the wavelengths of light. This textured surface improves moths' nighttime vision, and also prevents the "deer in the headlights" reflecting glow that might allow predators to detect them.
"We set out to recreate moth eye patterns in silicon at even smaller sizes using methods of nanotechnology," said Atikur Rahman, a postdoctoral fellow working with Black at the CFN and first author of the study.
The scientists started by coating the top surface of a silicon solar cell with a polymer material called a "block copolymer," which can be made to self-organize into an ordered surface pattern with dimensions measuring only tens of nanometers. The self-assembled pattern served as a template for forming posts in the solar cell like those in the moth eye using a plasma of reactive gases-a technique commonly used in the manufacture of semiconductor electronic circuits.
The resulting surface nanotexture served to gradually change the refractive index to drastically cut down on reflection of many wavelengths of light simultaneously, regardless of the direction of light impinging on the solar cell.
"Adding these nanotextures turned the normally shiny silicon surface absolutely black," Rahman said.
Solar cells textured in this way outperform those coated with a single antireflective film by about 20 percent, and bring light into the device as well as the best multi-layer-coatings used in the industry.
"We are working to understand whether there are economic advantages to assembling silicon solar cells using our method, compared to other, established processes in the industry," Black said.
Hidden layer explains better-than-expected performance
One intriguing aspect of the study was that the scientists achieved the antireflective performance by creating nanoposts only half as tall as the required height predicted by a mathematical model describing the effect. So they called upon the expertise of colleagues at the CFN and other Brookhaven scientists to help sort out the mystery.
"This is a powerful advantage of doing research at the CFN-both for us and for academic and industrial researchers coming to use our facilities," Black said. "We have all these experts around who can help you solve your problems."
Using a combination of computational modeling, electron microscopy, and surface science, the team deduced that a thin layer of silicon oxide similar to what typically forms when silicon is exposed to air seemed to be having an outsized effect.
"On a flat surface, this layer is so thin that its effect is minimal," explained Matt Eisaman of Brookhaven's Sustainable Energy Technologies Department and a professor at Stony Brook University. "But on the nanopatterned surface, with the thin oxide layer surrounding all sides of the nanotexture, the oxide can have a larger effect because it makes up a significant portion of the nanotextured material."
Said Black, "This 'hidden' layer was the key to the extra boost in performance."
The scientists are now interested in developing their self-assembly based method of nanotexture patterning for other materials, including glass and plastic, for antiglare windows and coatings for solar panels.


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This is for Nalaine for her information regarding the
catfish fingers
in the July 14th
newsletter. Could you use the Bisquick and beer
batter to coat onion rings? I need a good coating for the
onions and this sounds like it could work.
Thanks, Cindi in Nebraska
For Irma in Fla. asked for squash pickle recipe
Sue's Squash
2/3 cup salt
3 quarts water
8 cups thinly sliced yellow squash(2 1/2 lbs)
2 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups white vinegar
2 teaspoons mustard seeds
2 sweet onions thinly sliced
2 green bell peppers thinly sliced
1 4oz. jar sliced pimento peppers(drained)
dissolve salt in 3 qts water in a large bowl
Add squash and submerge squash in water by using a plate to
hold slices down. Cover and let stand for 3 hours drain and
set aside then bring sugar, vinegar, and mustard seed to a
boil in a large non aluminum Dutch oven or stock pot
stirring until sugar dissolves. Add squash, onions, bell
-pepper and pimento return to a boil then remove from heat
and cool. Store in air tight containers
hope you enjoy,
Sue B./ Georgia
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Erma in Jacksonville, FL was looking for a recipe for
squash pickles. I make my bread and butter pickles with a
recipe just like this one and we love them. I found this
recipe on The Recipe Link and plan to make them when the
zucchini ripens later this month. I don't process them, just
keep them in a gallon jar in the refrigerator.
Carol in MA
Zucchini Pickles
2 lbs zucchini, sliced cross or lengthwise
1 medium onion thinly sliced
garlic cloves
1/4 cup canning salt
2 cups sugar
2 tsp mustard seed
1 tsp celery seed
1 tsp turmeric
3 cups vinegar
Combine zucchini and onion. Sprinkle with salt and cover
with ice water. Let sit 2 hours, making sure to replenish
ice as it melts down. Drain and rinse well. Combine
remaining ingredients, except garlic in a large saucepot and
bring to a boil. Pour over zucchini and onion mixture and
let sit 2 hours. Bring to a boil and cook 5 minutes.
Pour into hot jars adding 2 garlic cloves to each jar.
Process in a waterbath canner for 15 minutes.
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Hi, I'm looking for a
Mussaka, recipe
with Weight Watcher Points can anyone help.
I have had several WebTV
members say they can't open the newsletter.
I am very sorry I am unable to help you because I do not own
a WebTV. I have tried to pull up Nancy's Kitchen on my cell
phone and my Amazon Kindle. Both pulled up the site
with no problems.
Nancy Rogers
Diana in RI This may be what you are looking for. It is
Ice Cream Sandwich Pie.In the
Newsletter. What a wonderful site. Just about
any thing you want is right here on Nancy's Kitchen web
site. Thanks Nancy.
Pat So Cal
This is for Terry, who wanted ideas for an
80 Birthday party.
I have been to a couple and they were fun. One person went
on the internet and found titles of songs popular for the
year of birth and wrote only half the title of each song.
Guest had to figure out the rest of the title. Also perhaps
you could get news that happened for the year of birth and
read what some of the headlines were. You might have to go
on the intranet for this too or the library.
Sandra from Oregon
Email Address to respond to newsletter replies,
requests and tips. Please include date of newsletter, name of recipe
and number of servings. Remember to include your name within the
message as well.
I have an Ice Cream Sandwich Cake recipe that is
wonderful. I think this is what Diana in RI was asking about
in the July 14 newsletter. I am really enjoying the
newsletter, and hope I can contribute more in the future.
Brenda in MS
Ice Cream Sandwich Cake
20 ice cream sandwiches (any flavor)
1 (12 oz.) jar hot fudge sauce
1 (8 oz.) container frozen whipped topping (such as Cool
Whip), thawed
Chocolate covered Toffee Bits or Sprinkles
Cut one ice cream sandwich in half. Place one whole ice
cream sandwich and one half of an ice cream sandwich side by
side across the short end of a 9 x 13 pan.
Next to those ice cream sandwiches, arrange 8 more ice cream
sandwiches lengthwise, to cover the bottom of the pan.
Place hot fudge sauce in a microwave-safe container, and
heat on high for 30 seconds. Spread half of the sauce over
the ice cream sandwiches.
Top with half of the whipped topping.
Repeat layers: ice cream sandwiches, hot fudge sauce and
whipped topping. Scatter toffee bits or sprinkles over top.
Freeze, uncovered 2 hours. Cover with foil and freeze
another hour.
Brenda in MS
Ice Cream Sandwich Cake
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Erma in Jacksonville, Fla., Nancy has your recipe in her
cucumber/pickles section! Enjoy! Hope this is the one you
are looking for.
Squash Pickles
12 c. sliced squash
2 c. sliced onion
1 tbsp. pickling salt
1 c. diced green pepper
2 c. vinegar (5% acidity)
3 1/2 c. sugar
1 tsp. celery seed
1 tsp. mustard seed
Combine squash and onion, sprinkle with salt, and let stand
for one hour. Combine remaining ingredients, and bring to a
boil. Drain squash and onions. Pack squash and onions into
hot sterilized jars, add vinegar mixture, leaving 1/4 inch
head space. Cover at once with metal lids, screw on bands
tight. Process in boiling water bath for 15 minutes. Yields
4 pints.
Chris in NM
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We have a Hamilton Beach
indoor grill and it works exactly like the
George Forman one! Our Lodge has the George Forman one we
use occasionally for mini burgers! Both were bought at our
local Super Wal-Mart.
Chris in NM
For Grandma Teeters-- Yellow Squash-- Another very good
casserole for you;
Squash Casserole
3 pounds yellow squash
1 cup chopped onion
1 1/2 cups crushed saltines (divided)
1 stick melted butter (divided)
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon salt
2 beaten eggs
2 heaping tablespoons sugar or substitute
1 small jar chopped pimentos
Wash and trim squash and cut into 1 to 2 inch slices and
boil in water until tender. Drain and mash in a colander.
Mix the squash with 1/2 the melted butter and 1 cup of the
crushed crackers and all the rest and pour into a 8x8
shallow baking dish sprayed with cooking oil. Pour the other
1/2 of the butter over the top and sprinkle with 1/2 cup
crushed crackers. Bake in a 375 F oven for about and hour.
Serves 6
Note; you do not want the crushed crackers to be cracker meal. Coarser the
JLS in Texas
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Growing up in Iowa, my grandmother's sister made a
wonderful brown bread for the holidays. She made it in soup
cans. It contained raisins and walnuts. I'm not sure how it
was prepared -- I don't believe it was boiled.steamed..
.maybe baked in the oven in a pan of water? My grandmother
was from England, if this helps. I so miss that wonderful
bread and since my mother passed away and took the recipe to
her grave with her, I haven't been able to duplicate it. Can
anyone help?
Summer at Shady Oaks, Marshalltown, IA
My husband and I were at the
Cheesecake Factory a couple of weeks
ago for dinner and he ordered something from the Specialty
Menu called " Chicken Di-Panna".
It was absolutely awesome and I would so dearly love to find
a recipe on how to make this. It was two pieces of grilled
chicken that were pounded down to about 1/4" thick and then
grilled. There was some kind of a topping on the chicken
that made it crispy. I looked on their menu but they don't
have this entree listed. I don't understand how it can be
grilled and still be slightly crispy. It was served with a
white wine sauce if I remember correctly and their mashed
potatoes and broccoli. I did an Internet search for chicken
di-panna but could not find a recipe for it. If any of you
have a clone recipe for this or one that you make that is
similar, could you please post it? Thank you so very much.
Cindi in Nebraska
I recently needed to make some cookies/candy and did not
want to turn the oven on and heat up the house, so I made
these. They are easy to make and everyone seems to like
them. In the cooler months I have successfully sent them to
our son, when he was serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, as as
our adopted soldiers.
Robbie IN
Reese's Pieces Bars
1/2 lb. melted butter (2 sticks)
1 1/2 c. graham cracker crumbs
1 lb. powdered sugar (3 ½ cups packed)
1 c. smooth peanut butter
Mix all by hand in a bowl and press into a 9x12 pan sprayed
with non stick spray. In microwave, melt 12 ounces of
semi-sweet chocolate chips. And spread over crust; cool
until set; cut into bars. (You can refrigerate to speed the
(Although you don't use any Reese' Peanut Butter cups in
this recipe, that's exactly what they taste like.)
Robbie In
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Does anyone have a recipe for what they call
1-2-3 bars.
It's a older recipe and has coffee, nuts, brown sugar, in
As I said, it's a recipe from years ago but I am trying to
locate it.
Thanking you in advance.
Hi Nancy,
I am looking for a recipe that has
pretzels. I think
Jell-O cool whip & strawberries
. I don't know the name but it was good.
Pauline in Pa.
To Terry in Lansing.
We recently had a party
and there were some games
we played. Our hostess listed questions such as you were
going to do, but hers were questions asking for "what year
did it happen?" Some of it was pop trivia and other was
trivia that had to do with the guest of honor. The other
game we played, was the hostess made batches of cookies. You
blindfolded the guest or guests and they took a bite of the
cookie. Whoever could guess the most ingredients used in the
cookie they won the batch of cookies. She had the recipe
there also so you could take it home and make yourself.
Hope some of this helps.
Lisa-Union Bridge, MD
Hi Nancy,
Thanks so much for this news letter!
This is for Diane in RI
I'm sure I got this recipe from your news letter but I
didn't put the name of the person
that submitted it.
This is TNT
Ice Cream
Sandwich Dessert
19 ice cream sandwiches (approx)
1 jar hot fudge ice cream topping**
1 cup salted peanuts, divided
1 carton Cool Whip
Make 1 layer of ice cream sandwiches in the bottom of a 9 x
13 pan. You may have to cut some to fit. On top of the ice
cream sandwiches, spread the jar of hot fudge topping.
Sprinkle 3/4 cup salted peanuts on top of fudge topping.
Spread half of the carton of Cool Whip on top of this. Make
another layer of ice cream sandwiches. Spread remaining Cool
Whip on top. Sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup peanuts. Cover
with plastic wrap and freeze until firm.
Set out about 10 minutes when ready to serve for easier
cutting and serving.
Tracy in Atlanta
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The same or similar recipe was set in by
Nancy/Nebraska and Sharon
I'd like to thank the following people for information
they gave me regarding the salad shooter.. Thank you to
Eve-WI, Chris- N.M, Sylvia- Scotland, Brenda-IN
I was able to print out the
owners manual from the Presto website. Thank
you again ladies. Thank you Nancy for having such a
wonderful recipe website where we can get so much more
information & help besides just recipes.
Terri in Lansing, an 80th
birthday party can be a fun thing! If my
kids decide to give me a party I hope they will make up a
sound track of the songs that were popular when I was a
teen. Also, would be fun to make a powerpoint presentation
of family pictures, or major events during a lifetime. When
we gave my mother an 80th birthday dinner we had a portable
microphone and did a "roast". We have a large family and she
seemed to enjoy that a lot. It might be fun to see who could
name the most Presidents from those years (I'd fail that
one!), and also could list the baby names that were most
popular the year she was born. If she's a dancer, you could
have her demonstrate the dances that were popular in her
heyday. That could be really fun!
Does anyone know if Sam's Club
has chicken salad
similar to Costco? We don't have a
Costco in my area, or even close by. Sometime I might want
to just buy it, although I have to make sure it's fresh.
Thanks to Chris NM and Bernadette in beautiful Nova Scotia
for the recipes, which sound like the kind I like.
Mr. Myron Drinkwater, you have sold me on the
Salad Shooter.
I make a lot of potato dishes, since I love potatoes about
any way you can fix them, but I've never liked slicing
potatoes. If you say it works, that's good enough for me.
Chris NM, maybe the southerners are just more vocal! LOL I
love hearing from all the areas and different countries.
Nancy has made us all one big happy family!
Judie in So Calif asked about the
farina and noodles dish my Hungarian
Grandmother used to make. It may not be Hungarian as she was
married to a Polish man and cooked for a German Jewish
family for a few years before she married my Grandpa. On the
other hand, she may have made it all up as she was great for
not wasting food and using what she had in inventive ways.
She would make her own noodles but this is how we make it:
Package of noodles cooked .Medium or thin noodles work.
Melt Crisco in a fry pan and add about 1/3 to 1/2 box of
farina. Fry it a bit and then add water to steam it so that
it is fluffy
Add it to the noodles and then place it in the fry pan with
lots of melted butter. Salt to taste. You have to add water
and butter to taste. I'm sorry I can't be more specific . As
my Nana used to say ,"mix it till it looks right".
She also made thin noodles that she fried up with melted
butter and onions and added cream cheese.
Dawn in SW GA
Dawn could you send me this recipe again with the name
of the recipe included. Would like to post it with a
link but didn't know what to call the recipe.
Nancy Rogers
For Emma in Jacksonville
This is a Squash Pickle recipe I have used for ages.
Dawn's Squash
8 C. thinly sliced squash
2 qts. water
2/3 C. pickling salt
3 C. sugar
2 C. white vinegar, 5% acidity
1 Tbs. celery seeds
2 C. chopped green bell pepper
2 C. thinly sliced onion (2 lbs.)
4 oz. jar pimento, drained
Place squash in large non-aluminum container. Combine water
and salt, stirring until salt dissolves. Pour over squash.
Cover and let stand 1 hour. Drain well. Combine sugar and
next 3 ingredients in a Dutch oven. Add squash, green pepper
and remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil. Remove from heat
and pack hot vegetables into hot jars filling to 1/2" of
top, then cover with hot vinegar syrup. Remove air bubbles
and wipe jar rims. Cover at once with lids and bands.
Process in boiling water for 15 minutes.
Makes 4 pints
Dawn in SW GA
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Hi Nancy, Ditto & all family!
I just wanted to let everyone know that Cosco has the best
rotissierie Chicken, and, for all my fellow Celiacs, it is
gluten free.
Doris , OH
CrockPot Lady's recipes: In the July 11th newsletter
there was a recipe for "Crockpot
Lady's Shepherds Pie". This dish was a success
at my house. Thanks to Eva in WI for a great meal after a
busy day. I would appreciate seeing more Crockpot Lady's
Terry, in Lansing, (July 14) check out
for your sister's 80th birthday
party. You will be able to find happenings
on the day she was born, favorite toys at that time, books
that were being read, movies, price of a house, a loaf of
bread, etc. Then, when finished, you can print a copy on a
pretty stationery sheet, frame in an inexpensive frame to
display on party day. Another suggestion is to provide a
copy for each guest. Those could be on a smaller size sheet
of paper from the one framed. Take time to read aloud for
all to enjoy at the party. A second suggestion is to put
"birthday card from the president" in a SEARCH blank.
Directions will be given for you to request a birthday card
to be sent to your sister from the president. Requests must
be made by snail mail, not electronically, with specific
information given, and must be requested by a certain time
prior to the birthday. A third suggestion, is to take a
picture and have it enlarged poster size for the guests to
sign at the party. Later, it can be framed as a great memory
item. Have fun and enjoy the celebration!
Marvis in Texas
Hello Nancy and friends My Husband started Kidney
dialysis this past month. I am looking for
Renal diabetic recipes
if any one could help
Thanks Caroline MO
Here are some of my favorite crockpot recipes for the
lady who's daughter is going back to work as a nurse:
Crockpot Chicken Drumstick Cacciatore
2 lbs. (about 8) chicken drumsticks
2- 4 oz. cans tomato sauce
1- 4 oz. can sliced mushrooms, drained
1 tsp. Italian seasoning
1 onion, chopped
1 green bell pepper chopped
2 garlic cloves minced
In a large skillet, cook chicken drumsticks until lightly
browned. Place in crockpot. Add all remaining ingredients to
Crockpot. Cook on low for about 6 hours. Serve with rice or
mashed potatoes.
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Crockpot Chicken Breasts with Bacon
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves
1 can cream of chicken soup
8 oz sour cream
1 Tbsp flour
bacon slices
Wrap one uncooked bacon slice around each chicken piece and
put them in crockpot. Mix sour cream, undiluted cream of
chicken soup and flour and pour over chicken. Cook on low 6
to 7 hours. Serve with rice or potatoes.
this Recipe
Crockpot Chicken
1 whole chicken
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup orange marmalade
2 tbsp ketchup
6 cloves garlic, pressed
1 onion, sliced
Salt and pepper to taste
Place your chicken in the crockpot. Mix together soy sauce,
marmalade and ketchup and pour over the top of the chicken.
Then add garlic and onions, a teeny bit of salt and pepper.
Put the lid on the crockpot and cook on low for about 10 to
12 hours. Chicken should be falling off the bones when
ready. Serve it with rice, veggies, and the sauce on the
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Crockpot Chicken Drumsticks
3 1/2 pounds chicken drumsticks, skin removed
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
Place drumsticks in a slow cooker. In a medium bowl, stir
together soy sauce, brown sugar, garlic, and tomato sauce.
Pour sauce over chicken.
Cover, and cook on Low heat 8 hours.
Sorry it's all for chicken...we eat a lot of chicken around
here because it's cheap
this Recipe
Mexican Style
1 Tbsp. oil
1 ½ C. long grain white rice
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 very small onion, diced
1 ½ tsp cumin
2 Tbsp. chicken bouillon
4 oz. tomato sauce
3 ½ C. water
2/3 C. frozen mixed vegetables
In a large skillet heat oil and add rice to brown slightly.
Once browned add garlic, onion, cumin, bouillon and tomato
sauce. Stir to mix. Add water then frozen vegetables. Bring
to a boil then turn heat to low and simmer until all the
liquid is absorbed about 20 to 25 minutes.
Cassandra's Mom
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Nancy here is a very good Zucchini bar recipe that my
Late Mother would make every summer as we were blessed with
lots of zucchini..It is a sure TNT recipes as I made two
pans this week..sent some home with my daughters and some
went to the ball field for the workers
Zucchini Bars
2 cups white sugar
1 cup cooking oil
2 and 1/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups shredded zucchini
1/2 cup nuts
3 eggs
3 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
Beat everything together. Pour into a jelly roll pan and
bake at 350° for approximately 45 minutes. Be careful not to
overbake. Cool and ice.
3/4 package of Philadelphia cream cheese
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 and 1/2 cup powdered sugar
Enough milk to spread sprinkle some chopped nuts on top.
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Hello to Nancy Land; Re: Mary's request from Newton
Falls, OH; 7-14-09 newsletter for McDonalds Chicken Nuggets.
McDonald's Chicken
McNuggets (Copycat/Clone)
vegetable oil for frying
1 egg
1 cup water
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon MSG (Accent)
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
4 chicken breast filets, each cut into 6-7 bite sized pieces
Beat the egg and then combine it with 1 cup water in a
small, shallow bowl. Stir.
Combine the flour, salt, MSG, pepper, onion powder and
garlic powder in a one gallon size zip lock bag.
Pound each of the breast filets with a mallet until about
1/4-inch thick. Trim each breast filet into bite sized
Coat each piece with the flour mixture by shaking in the zip
lock bag. Remove and dredge each nugget in the egg mixture,
coating well.
Then return each nugget to the flour/seasoning mixture.
Shake to coat. Put nuggets, bag and all, in the freezer for
at least an hour.
Cover and refrigerate remaining egg mixture. After freezing,
repeat the above coating process.
Deep fry the McNuggets at 375F for 10-12 minutes or until
browned and crispy. (cook only about 9 at a time.)
Drain on brown paper bags (NEVER drain fried foods on paper
towels unless you want them to be soft and soggy!).
Serve with your favorite sauce.
The following recipe site was sent to me by my niece and has
hundreds of 'clone' recipes:
Click on Brand Name Copycat Recipes.
Carolyn in Tulsa
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Nancy, this is for Elaine in OH who has an
infestation of fruit flies.
A couple years ago on a cold rainy January day, my wife and
I noticed that the mother hummingbird who was sitting on a
baby bird in a nest in a small grapefruit tree just outside
our kitchen window had been missing for some time. While the
baby was somewhat protected from the rain by the nest being
under some leaves, it was nevertheless a cold and damp day.
I called the county Animal Services and they put me in
contact with a lady who runs a hummingbird retreat to take
in babies without mothers and birds in need of medical care.
She had me constantly watch the nest for a hour to see if
the mother returned - unfortunately, she did not.
When I called the lady back she told me to wrap the baby in
a towel, turn the heater in my vehicle as high as it would
go and to get the bird to her as fast as possible. (I know
this is long, but it all fits into Elaine's problem.). The
lady has a special room equipped with several incubators and
other cages and equipment to care for the hummingbirds.
To feed the baby hummingbirds, who cannot take liquid
nourishment, she raised her own fruit flies - and had a
pretty ample supply of them. The babies need insects for the
protein for their bodies. She had four baby hummingbirds in
various conditions and of varying ages all in the
incubators. She tried to feed my baby some fruit flies with
very tiny tweezers, but the baby had been without its mother
all day and was too weak to eat. She said she'd try to feed
the baby during the night when the bird had gotten warm and
gained some strength. Long story short: The lady called me
the next day to tell me that the baby had died during the
night - to her way of thinking, due to exposure to the
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HIP-hop legend Grandmaster Flash will headline Groove CairnGorm – the first resort based Snowsports Festival to take place on British snow – next March.
The festival, which will take place over the weekend of the 11th to 13th March, will be hosted in conjunction with Cairngorm Mountain Ltd, in Aviemore.
As well as regular snowsports, the event takes place over the same weekend as the Scottish Freestyle Championships, so expect to see some of the UK's top riders.
Following the snowsports and entertainment each day up on the mountain, there will be après-ski with live music and world class DJs until the early hours on Friday and Saturday in a big top in Aviemore.
Joining the pioneering hip-hop DJ in Aviemore will be Hot Chip, who will be playing a DJ set;
The Cuban Brothers;
DJ Yoda;
Glasgow synth pop act Prides;
BBC Radio 1/1Xtra's DJ Monk;
Eton Messy, who are regarded as one of the digital leaders in electronic music;
Skye's Niteworks with their fusion of electronic and traditional sounds;
fellow Highlanders and winners of the Scottish Alternative Music Awards Best Hip-hop Group, Spring Break;
and MG Alba Up and Coming Act of the Year 2014, The Elephant Sessions.
The daytime line-up for artists on the mountain will be released over the next couple of months and will feature a mixture of DJs and acoustic acts performing on the slopes, at the park, and in the highest restaurant in the UK, The Ptarmigan.
The festival is being launched by the team behind Groove Loch Ness, which enjoyed a successful launch event at Loch Ness this summer.
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If you could Feel Good in your own skin, in how many ways would THAT impact your relationship?
Ok, I can imagine that when you read the title "3 Ways to Rock Your Relationship With Your Body" you may be thinking all sorts of things! And actually, to be clear, the truth is that YES, your sex life IS a major part of a healthy relationship.
It's a way of connecting on one of the four levels any healthy relationship requires: physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally.
However my topic today is much larger than that. Here's what I mean:
Can you find ANY area of your life that you do NOT need your body in order to live it? (If you can please share because that means you are a non-physical being reading my article - pure Spirit!
It's easy for you to see that even when you are sleeping you still need your body, don't you. For if you did not have your body, how could you live?
Now here's the big issue: How exactly do you Feel about your body?
What about your weight?
What about your eating and exercise habits? How do you feel about ALL of these?
What is occurring, even if you have not been conscious of it until now, is The Way You Feel About Your Body and Your Weight Impacts Every Area of Your Life - Including your relationship (or lack of one if you're hiding from connecting!).
It's not like you can park your body on the side of the road like an automobile for a few hours because you feel frustrated with it and get away from it, is it.
Therefore if you feel bad about your body, about your weight, about your lifestyle habits, that "baggage" is following along with you everywhere you go. Yes, even into the bedroom!
Just imagine if you were to finally Feel Good in your own skin. What if you were carrying that gift with you every single place you go? Even into the bedroom? How comfortable and relaxed would you feel then, if you could feel good in Your Own Skin...no matter what?
Wow, that would even impact your day-to-day tasks, wouldn't it!
Let's take a look at how to rock your relationship with your body now.
3 Ways to Rock Your Relationship With Your Body
- Address your Inner Self in order to Feel Good in your own skin - no matter what. While there are several specific steps you will need to take to accomplish this result since it all starts with your Inner Self (that's a big landscape!), first just imagine how wonderful your life would be if you could look in the mirror and say, "Hello Beautiful!" and mean it! Sincerely and authentically.
One of my clients, Anna (read Anna's full feedback on this page) said exactly that about herself once she completed my step-by-step proven System to permanent weight loss, The Inner Self Diet™. A simple step to start with is to be nice to yourself now!
How this will Rock your Relationship: How do you behave when you Feel Fabulous in YOUR body? How much more open are you, fun, playful, and relaxed? How could Feeling Good in your own skin NOT improve your relationship?
- Be Your Own Best Friend. When you treat yourself like you would treat your own best friend then how much better will you feel about YOU?
If you tend to engage in self-sabotage, negative thinking, self-abuse (worry and self-doubt will do that to you easily!), and self-criticism then you already know how bad that feels. Add on top of that the unhealthy behaviors that often spring forth such as overeating, bingeing, stuffing yourself, exericise avoidance, night eating, and more.
Would you ever wish any of that on your own best friend?
How this will Rock your Relationship: How would you feel if you could stop criticizing yourself, stop "beating up" on yourself, stop sabotaging yourself? If you could give to yourself everything that you would wish for your own best friend...what exactly would that do for you?
And then, that wonderful feel-good feeling you'd have, exactly how many ways would that transformation your relationship? How much easier would it be for you to have peace of mind and trust in your relationship if you first had all of that within YOU?
- Get to Know YOU. Bottom line: The Relationship that ALL relationships spring forth from (and mirror!) is the relationship between YOU and YOU. Specifically the relationship between YOU and your Inner Self.
If you like Oprah like so many millions do, you've heard her speak about The Inner Self for years as well as interview countless guests who also address this core topic! Guests such as Marianne Williamson, Iyanla Vanzant, Maya Angelou, Tony Robbins, Deepak Chopra and many more.
Once you experience a core, trusting, transformational relationship between YOU and YOU then all of your outer relationships will flourish. Not only the relationship with your husband or boyfriend but also your relationship with food, your own body, your friends, money, your work, and the world!
It is literally impossible to avoid impacting all areas of your life in a positive way once YOU get right with YOU. Do this step and if you are already in a relationship you will see it improve dramatically - not because he changed but because YOU changed.
If you are not in a relationship and want one then once you form a wonderful primary relationship between YOU and YOU then you will have an enjoyable, struggle-free time meeting and dating new men. Because it will no longer matter what goes on "out there" (which you can never control anyway!) since you'll have your Core Relationship with YOU to count on.
Just imagine how good that would feel. To not only feel good being YOU but also to feel good in your own skin. This is exactly what my clients achieve when they hire me to mentor them through The Inner Self Diet™ my proven step-by-step System to permanent weight loss.
While they come to me to release their lifelong battles with their body, food, and their weight, the transformation they undergo always touches their relationships, whether that's the relationship with their husband, their children, friends, or anyone else for that matter!
How could it not when you transform your Inner Self and then you take that Wonderful YOU with you everywhere you go!
Wow, you wouldn't ever want to leave the side of that YOU, would you. Because that YOU would be treating herself with kindness, living a healthy lifestyle without struggle or self-sabotage, and clearly her body would match all of those transformations in her Inner Self!
Truth: The Mind leads the Body. Always.
Here's to Your Best Life...IN Your Ideal Body!
JoLynn Braley
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This year the Jefferson Amateur Radio Club (JARC) Field Day exercise will be at the Wally Pontiff Jr. Playground and the clubhouse will be open on Saturday from 9:00am to 9:00pm and on Sunday from 8:00am to 1:00pm. The JARC is celebrating its 60th Anniversary this year and will be operating with a special event call sign, W5G which should make for an exciting operating event for the club.
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cast: Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder, Karen Black, Joe Silver, and Robert Weil
director: Tom O'Horgan
100 minutes (PG) 1974
widescreen ratio 16:9
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Eugene Ionesco, a pioneer of the Theatre of the Absurd, wrote the play
in 1959 as a political satire. One by one the inhabitants of a French village lose their humanity as they transform into rhinoceroses, and only one man - the drunk Berenger - manages to withstand. Typical of the surreally comical devices Ionesco used, the rhinoceros transformation is a metaphor for Nazi infiltration of French society during World War II, and the play is intended as an attack on the totalitarian mindset generally.
By contrast the 1974 film
attempts to be a zany screwball-type comedy, pairing Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder, and hoping to reproduce the excellent chemistry they achieved in
The Producers
. Wilder plays the drunk Stanley, and Mostel plays his smarter and socially superior friend John. As in the earlier work, John dominates Stanley, constantly berating him about his slovenly ways, drinking and bad hair, and holding himself up as a paradigm of righteousness. Mostel is as comically overblown as ever, and Wilder gives a typically goofy performance as a hopeless case. But where are they going with this? When rhinoceroses are sighted in the streets John refuses to believe it, as do co-workers at Stanley's office. But later John himself succumbs to rhinoceros-like behaviour, and the awful truth dawns that everyone is turning into rhinoceroses.
The film makes no real attempt to embody the play's political dimension, and without it the rhinoceros rationale is simply empty and pointless. It's a bit like Orson Welles' version of Kafka's
The Trial
, which doesn't quite work outside its setting of Eastern European repression. Moreover
cannot find a way to transcend its theatrical origins and give its rhinoceros-ness a cinematic life. It remains stage-bound, resorting to devices such as sound effects and rhinoceros silhouettes behind curtains. As for the performers, they have to use acting alone to convey the sense of transmogrification. This deficit is particularly notable during a scene where Stanley tells John that his skin is becoming grey and he has a bump on his forehead, when we see no greyness and no bump. On stage it would be acceptable, but we expect more from the larger bag of tricks that film has at its disposal. True, it's difficult to see how this could have been done without going down the horror movie path of make-up, prosthetics and special effects - hardly suitable to the tone of the piece - but without something of that kind the whole enterprise rings hollow.
On the plus side, Mostel and Wilder do manage to whip up a little comic frisson, and Karen Black is reasonable as the tacked-on female interest, oscillating between the two men. But ultimately
falls between two stools, succeeding neither as satire nor slapstick. For anyone coming to the film, knowing nothing of Ionesco, the question must inevitably hang on their lips: Why...?
As part of the American Film Theatre collection,
has an array of DVD extras associated with the AFT. There are trailers for several other AFT productions, an AFT Cinebill, featuring pieces on Ionesco's writings and a tribute to Zero Mostel, stills and poster galleries, a further article on Ionesco, and a message from AFT President Ely Landau. The main extras featurette is an interview with director Tom O'Horgan, intercut with clips from the film that are so long it feels like you've watched it a second time. Like in so many of these extras' interviews, O'Horgan talks about what he wished to achieve as though that wish was fully realised. There is one telling section when he describes an attempt to use a real rhino, which was abandoned when it made moves to charge the camera! "Rhinos are not exactly directable," he says. Therein lies the heart of his problem!
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The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce recently united two separate manufacturing groups to create a new group designed to address the needs of some of the city's major employers. The Manufacturers Council met for the first time on Feb. 13, 2014. St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce Director of Communications & Marketing, Kristi Bailey says the Manufacturing Council will be beneficial to the business community itself.
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The first time I met Mark was in his flat in Bromley. It was his birthday party, and he had invited me along with other bloggers and friends to celebrate it with him. He cooked a huge spread: there was this excellent beetroot, roasted in balsamic and rosemary. I remember thinking at the time that it was one of the best things I'd ever tasted. In the years that followed, I was always pestering him to make it for me again (he managed to just once, though he often poked fun at my general obsession with food and eating). That evening we were packed into his tiny flat in Bromley, with an odd mixture of music journalists, ex-Warwick Alumni, and bloggers, many of whom I only knew by their blog names.
I was struck by Mark, whose stature was so much smaller than the power of his writing implied. He had a nervous energy about him, and his eyes would dart from side to side when he was animated, which was often. We talked at the party and arranged to meet again afterwards. It was the start of one of my most enduring friendships.
Mark has been a touchstone throughout my adult life, as a writer but mostly as a friend. Much has been written about his influence as a writer since he passed on 13th January. I'm not going to add to that, since it has been done so eloquently already, but you can read Simon Reynolds both on his personal blog and on The Guardian and David Stubbs in The Quietus.
In the years that followed our initial friendship in London, career-wise we went our separate ways, but our friendship did not. I spent many weeks and weekends in Suffolk, both in Woodbridge and then later in Felixstowe. His house always felt like my own: we would sit around on camping chairs, drinking coke and watching daytime tv or horror movies or reality shows, walk in the flat Suffolk countryside or beside the decaying boats in Woodbridge, and cook food from the nearby Budgens (a shop I will always associate with him).
It was while he was living in Woodbridge that he started seeing Zoe. The start of their relationship was a turning point in his life. Despite the huge readership on his blog and his growing profile as a writer and theorist, he always lacked confidence and he always felt like a fraud. He was amazed that someone as beautiful and intelligent as Zoe had fallen for him; he told me "it can hardly be believed." I think he had long ago written off the possibility of long-term relationship. But here she was and she transformed him. Her love gave him the strength to be more completely himself. His confidence grew and he became more comfortable in his own skin.
Zoe was the reservoir of strength and love that enabled him to endure the bleak periods of depression that came with tidal regularity; with her he went on to do some of his best writing. She provided him with stability, warmth, and laughter, never letting him taking himself too seriously but always letting him know how important he was. They have faced unimaginable challenges but they have always faced them together. It is tragic that Zoe now has to continue on without him, that she has been left without his companionship and support.
I recall the day Mark and Zoe got married. It was in Aldeburgh, the setting for A Warning for the Curious, a ghost story by M.R. James who Mark very much admired. I was honored to be asked to read at their wedding, a poem by Margaret Attwood. Halfway through reading the poem I glanced at Mark and saw his unabashed tears of joy; it made my own voice break and I struggled to finish the reading. It was a day so full of happiness, surrounded by people who cared about him and his future. I recall thinking that he had arrived where he wanted to be and I didn't need to worry about him anymore.
The next turning point was the birth of his son George. Myself and Darren went to visit them in their flat in Felixstowe shortly after George's birth. Zoe and Mark had the faces of frazzled new parents: tired, worn out, but in love with the new little creature who had disrupted their life. During our visit Mark, despite being an excellent chef, cooked one of the worst meals of my life: a risotto to which he forgot to add stock or wine…. truly unforgettable. D and I ate what we could, not having the heart to tell him how awful it was.
It was then we got to know Mark the father. Having a child can expand you in ways you didn't know was possible; for Mark, George brought out a softness and tenderness that I had never seen in him before. He was totally dedicated to his little boy, singing him silly songs and giving him pet names, taking him to swimming lessons and reading to him every night. When we went out George always sat on his knee, sharing his ice cream or the foam from the top of his cappuccino.
I have so many good memories of Mark: hysterical laughter at the Michael Barrymore waxwork in Louis Tussauds, watching x-factor finals, list shows on New Years eve, going to see Spider Man at the cinema and being amazed at how far he jumped out of his seat at even the slightest scare, browsing in second-hand bookshops, an intense and far-too-long game of late night monopoly, seeing the world-class Roxe perform Wind Beneath My Wings at Haven Holidays, dancing at his 40th birthday party, getting lost in a Suffolk field in the rain, walks on the beach in Aldeburgh, and many, many days hanging out with Mark and Zoe, at their home, just talking and being together.
I still don't have the words for how I felt when I found out that Mark had taken his own life. There is a huge absence where he once was. The last time I saw him was Friday 8th May, 2015. We were in The Alex in Felixstowe. None of us had much sleep, though Mark had been up all night. We had come over to watch the general election results. The beginning of the night was characterised by Mark's usual sense of hope, then disbelief as the exit polls predicted a Tory victory, then incredulity, face-in-hands, as we realised the exit polls were right and we had a Tory majority government. The next morning we shared a subdued breakfast together, facing a bleak and impossible future. A sleep-deprived Mark could barely string together a sentence, but, in typical Mark fashion, he went home, took that feeling, and did something productive, producing a mix he called "all the straws we have clutched burst into flames," a perfect summation of that evening.
Since then, we have emailed bath and forth, but a few months after the election I gave birth to my own son and became wrapped up in the domesticity and tedium of having a small child. I am sorry that I didn't make more of an effort to see them in the past year. It felt like Mark would always be there, that things between us would never change and remain as easy as they always had.
I am trying to come to terms with the fact that he is no longer in my life. I have been obsessing about it, thinking about the things we did, what we could have done, and what we will never do. I am thankful, however, to have known him: he was someone I could always rely upon for hope in the face of hopelessness, who brought lightness to serious things and seriousness to things that were light, who could find humour almost anywhere, and who was generous with his time and his friendship.
I feel privileged to have known Mark Fisher, k-punk, the writer and theorist, author of Capitalist Realism, he has undoubtedly influenced my writing and thinking, and it saddens me that he won't read my own book; but what I regret losing the most is Mark the husband, father, and friend, the Mark of "Mark and Zoe", the precious person who loved greatly and was greatly loved. He is irreplaceable. I miss him desperately.
There is a memorial fund for Mark, to support Zoe and George through this time. Please give what you can.


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Honors graduate of the University of Akron and of The Ohio State University School of Law; served as articles editor on the Law Journal and was elected to the Order of the Coif.
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Silver Wolf, also known as Silverwolf16, is a fursuiter. His fursona is a green wolf/fox/husky/coyote hybrid.[1]
Silver's fursuit was constructed by Made Fur You.[1]
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Electronics retailer Best Buy saw a big dip in sales of appliances in the first quarter, with comparable-store sales down 10.6 percent in that category.
Best Buy acknowledged a "challenging" environment in the category. The company said it attempted to offset some of the price declines by instituting price increases.
Still, the company said in a statement, "Best Buy estimates that it is increasing its market share in appliances as customers chose Best Buy's energy-efficient assortment and customer-focused labor model."
Total earnings for the electronics retailer were $179 million, down 6.7 percent from $192 million in the previous year. Sales rose, however, 13.9 percent to $9 billion from $7.9 billion in the same period last year. Comparable-store sales rose 3.7 percent overall.
"It is very early in what we still expect to be a volatile year for the consumer," said Jim Muehlbauer, executive vp-finance and CFO for Best Buy. "While the challenges in the external environment will continue to make consumer spending difficult to predict, we are very encouraged by the local growth plans we've developed to serve our customers both today and into the future."


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About Palmetto Dunes Golf Academy at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort
Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort has three award winning golf courses and operates one of the finest golf academies in the world. The Palmetto Dunes Golf Academy provides quality golf lessons, clinics, and instruction with a variety of programs for golfers of all ages. Doug Weaver, former PGA TOUR Pro & Golf Digest's "Top Ten Instructors in South Carolina," as well as other teaching pros, provide hands-on instruction to golfers with proficiency and patience.


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Help Malaysia #AbolishDeathPenalty
YAB Prime Minister
Office of the Prime Minister
Main Block, Perdana Putra Building
Federal Government Administrative Centre
62502 Putrajaya
Dear Prime Minister,
The death penalty is the ultimate denial of human rights. It is the premeditated and cold-blooded killing of a human being by the state. This cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment is done in the name of justice but violates the right to life as proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
According to Parliamentary replies in March and May 2016, 1042 people – 629 Malaysian and 413 foreign nationals – were under sentence of death for murder, drug trafficking, firearms trafficking or kidnapping as at 30 April 2016. Of these, 649 prisoners had legal appeals pending, while 393 were seeking pardon from the state Pardon Boards after exhausting all legal avenues available to them.
While welcoming recent reports that the Malaysian government would review its mandatory laws relating to drug offences, we are concerned that the government has yet to introduce amendments to bring national legislation in line with international law and standards on the use of the death penalty.
We urge the Malaysian Authorities to:
- provide to all those facing the death penalty, their families and lawyers, adequate notice of their imminent execution, including with exact date and time of their implementation, to allow them to prepare for the event and seek any recourse available to them against their execution, and to make this information also available to the public;
- provide information to those facing the death penalty on the status of their pardon applications;
- publish, for each category of offence for which the death penalty is authorized, and if possible on an annual basis, information about the use of the death penalty, including the number of persons sentenced to death, the number of death sentences reversed or commuted on appeal and the number of instances in which clemency can still be granted, and include information on the extent to which international safeguards on the use of the death penalty are incorporated in national law, with a view to informing transparent national debates;
I also urge you to put in place at the soonest possible a moratorium on executions as a first step towards abolition of the death penalty.
In no way do I downplay the seriousness of crimes committed, but the death penalty remains the ultimate, irreversible denial of human rights.
Yours sincerely,
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Just Energy Group Inc (NYSE:JE) stock price target increased to $5.75, released a ratings update earlier today by Zacks Investment Research
- Updated: October 12, 2016
Boasting a price of $5.07, Just Energy Group Inc (NYSE:JE) traded 4.71% higher on the day. With the last stock price close down -13.61% from the two hundred day average, compared with the S&P 500 Index which has decreased -0.01% over the date range. Just Energy Group Inc has recorded a 50-day average of $5.30 and a two hundred day average of $5.92. Volume of trade was up over the average, with 203,780 shares of JE changing hands over the typical 169,498
Zacks Investment Research bumped up the target of Just Energy Group Inc (NYSE:JE) to $5.75 stating a potential upside of 0.13%.
Performance Chart
With a total market value of $0, Just Energy Group Inc has price-earnings ratio of 2.44 with a one year low of $4.86 and a one year high of $7.54 .
Brief Synopsis About Just Energy Group Inc (NYSE:JE)
Just Energy Group Inc. (Just Energy) is an energy management solutions provider engaged in electricity, natural gas, solar and green energy. The Company's segments include Consumer Energy and Commercial Energy. The Company operates in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, offering a range of energy products, including long-term fixed-price, variable rate and flat bill programs; home energy management services, including smart thermostats and tools to manage energy use at the appliance level, and residential solar panel installations. It markets under the brands, such as Just Energy, Hudson Energy, Amigo Energy, GreenStar Energy, Just Solar, Tara Energy and TerraPass. Just Energy's commercial business is operated primarily through Hudson Energy. Hudson Energy offers fixed and variable rate natural gas and electricity contracts, as well as customized products. Just Energy also offers green products through its JustGreen Electricity and Natural Gas and TerraPass programs.
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As an entrepreneur, the rise of social media presents a valuable opportunity to reach out to your customers. Thus, building your company's social media presence is imperative to its success. Attend to this free seminar and we'll take you through the basics of building your company's reputation to social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.
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Calls for Voters to Remember Education All The Way Down Ballot
October 9, 2014
Today, Education Voters Action Fund, an independent, non-partisan organization working to promote a pro-public education agenda in Pennsylvania announced its endorsement of Tom Wolf for Governor.
"Public education has been left behind under Governor Corbett's leadership over the last four years in Pennsylvania. Tom Wolf will make support for public education a top priority once again," said Susan Gobreski, Executive Director for Education Voters Action Fund.
"There is a big agenda to get Pennsylvania on the right track: we need fair and adequate funding; we need draw a straight line from adequate resources to the opportunity to learn for all students; we need to fix charter school funding and oversight; stop the constant pressure on property taxes and address the critical role of poverty." Gobreski added. "It is also important that when voters go to the polls they remember to think about education not just in the Governor's race, but all the way down the ballot in races for the state legislature"
In response to Education Voters Action Fund's endorsement Tom Wolf released the following statement, "Today I am proud to accept the endorsement of Education Voters Action Fund. If elected, I will make education a top priority in the commonwealth by instituting a 5 percent severance tax to restore Tom Corbett's $1 billion cuts to education. These cuts have caused over 27,000 educators to be laid off, increases in class sizes, skyrocketing property taxes and the elimination of valuable programs. Pennsylvania deserves a leader who is dedicated to improving the lives of our citizens by investing in education."
The endorsement of Wolf is Education Voters Action Fund's first endorsement of the 2014 political cycle. ,Education Voters Action Fund will be making endorsements in approximately 2 dozen key races in both the State House and State Senate. Endorsements are based on candidates' records, positions and plans on education, not their political party.


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Friends / Musicians
Bill Porter: Local rhythm/blues/rock icon. And my friend since the '70s.
Doc Holliday: Local band with friends John Morris, Larry Estes. Mostly acoustic folkish rock. Good stuff!
Tommy O'Donnell: Inktrail, Something Brother, Spelunkers, Ike Reilly, and a Jerry Reed fan! 'Nuff said.
Toby Walker: Acoustic blues finger picker extraordinaire. Took his class at Fur Peace Ranch in '15. Excellent!
Pat Donohue: Another finger picking wizard. Replaced Leo Kottke as house band for A Prairie Home Companion. Many excellent CDs but my favorite is "Big Blind Bluesy."
Venues - my local favorites
Lucca Grill: Best damn pizza around. And they have music once in a while. ;)
Schooners: Super cool beer garden and excellent music every Wednesday and Saturday. During warm weather.
HyVee Market Grill: Darn good food, and I play there every other month for the Tap Takeover events. Usually with Larry Estes.
DBA Farmers Market: The BEST Farmers Market in Central Illinois!
Rhythm Kitchen Music Cafe: Wonderful eclectic menu and blues/jazz every Friday and Saturday.
Blues Societies and other NPOs
Arts Partners of Central Illinois: This is where you go to find out what's happening in the Peoria Area art world.
River City Blues Society: Peoria's Blues society
Prairie Crossroads Blues Society: Champaign/Urbana Jazz & Blues Association
Illinois Central Blues Club: Springfield based blues society
Old House Society: Bloomington's excellent old house society. Got and old house? They have what you need!
Wheels O' Time Museum: The coolest auto (and MUCH more) museum around. Amazing variety of transporation related displays
Peoria Jazz: Peoria area Jazz and Blues calendar and venue list.


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Former Mets GM AL HARAZIN has been hired as a consultant for market development for the United Baseball League (N.Y. NEWSDAY, 3/12)....JUSTIN NEWMAN has joined as Sales Manager of the Western Region for Network Int'l. He was formerly Dir of Promotions and Marketing for Empire Sports Network (Network Int')....PETER BRIDGEWATER has been named an int'l consultant for MLS. Bridgewater was San Francisco Exec Dir for World Cup USA (MLS).
Sports Industrialists
The April issue of GQ is devoted entirely to sports with feature articles on the direction of the industry, GRANT HILL, the 50 people to watch in sports, RUPERT MURDOCH, "101 Reasons Baseball Is Dead," minor-league hockey, Foreman vs. Tyson, and life as a Sacramento King. The Top Ten of GQ's "50 For The Future": 1) News Corp.'s Murdoch; 2) Grant Hill; 3) NBA's DAVID STERN; 4) Nike's PHIL KNIGHT; 5) SHAQUILLE O'NEAL; 6) TCI's JOHN MALONE; 7) KEN GRIFFEY, JR.; 8) ESPN's STEVE BORNSTEIN; 9) NFL's PAUL TAGLIABUE; 10) DREW BLEDSOE. Not on the Top 50, but listed as "Comers": D&F Group's STEPHEN DISSON, Clarion Performance Properties' ALEX NIEROTH, ERIC LINDROS, agent DAN LOZANO, NBC Sports Senior VP JON MILLER, college QB STEVE MCNAIR, THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY Publisher JEFFREY POLLACK, Bullets President SUSAN O'MALLEY, Caesar's World Sports President RICH ROSE, Yankees Manager BUCK SHOWALTER, sports marketer BRANDON STEINER, IMG Basketball President BILL STRICKLAND, Int'l Sports Summit's CRAIG TARTASKY, and WTA CEO ANNE PERSON WORCESTER (GQ, 4/95 issue).
WARREN SAPP, projected as the possible No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, failed a drug test, according to NFL sources. While a report in today's N.Y. TIMES says Sapp failed both cocaine and marijuana tests, other reports, including ESPN, mention only marijuana. Sapp is represented by DREW ROSENHAUS (Mult, 3/14).... Disney, BellSouth, Southwestern Bell and Ameritech have retained a headhunter to locate a CEO for their joint programming venture. Disney VP of Corporate Affairs JOHN COOKE will oversee Disney's role in the venture (DAILY VARIETY, 3/14).
As you may or may not know, Michael Jordan practiced Monday with the Bulls. Writes Melissa Isaacson of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, "And so as a nation waits and wonders, we can only continue to assume that his comeback inclinations are serious and snatch up any comments from Jordan, secondhand or otherwise." Coach Phil Jackson: "His discussions with [Bulls Owner] Jerry Reinsdorf are important ... because most of it is in Jerry Reinsdorf's hands as to whether Michael comes back or not. ... I don't know if money is the issue. ... The league should get together and give him $100 million" (CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 3/14). Bulls GM Jerry Krause: "I know nothing. And I think if Michael had brought up the subject of playing again with Jerry Reinsdorf. I would know something. Maybe Michael hasn't made up his mind" (CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 3/14). Since rumors that Jordan would announce his decision yesterday turned out false, speculation has begun about a new date for an announcement. Several Chicago radio stations say they expect word Thursday (WASHINGTON POST, 3/14). THE WORLD'S ABUZZ: In New York, Peter Vecsey recommends that Jordan stay retired (N.Y. POST, 3/14).... Yesterday, Michael Sneed cited rumors that Jordan was being "wooed" with mega- millions by Golden State, whose assistant coach, Rod Higgins, is a good friend of Jordan's (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 3/13)....Both Michael Hiestand and CHICAGO TRIBUNE's "Inc." column suggest Jordan may return wearing No. 45 instead of 23 (USA TODAY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 3/14).


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text: Steve Bellovin writes: > What, if any, are the recommended (cheap) USB color printers for NetBSD? > > --Steve Bellovin If you get any good info about this, or perhaps personal experience, let us know. I may be in the market for a color printer before too long and definitely want USB and solid NetBSD support. Not that NetBSD.org should push brands, but if there are specific models that are known to work very well with NetBSD it might be worthwhile listing these somewhere. As a NetBSD user it would be nice to know that the XYZ color printer works well with NetBSD via USB and has "full" support via ghostscript, etc. -Andrew


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Football Condolences
Saw the end of the Raiders-Chargers game. Ouch. My sympathies, Michelle!
Saw the end of the Raiders-Chargers game. Ouch. My sympathies, Michelle!
The overblown observations of a 30ish bachelor male in Milwaukee.
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Some Things Are Just Beyond Words.....
Well, maybe not......evil would be one fit word, abomination another. And others which I'll leave unpublished.....
Thanks to Donna Marie Lewis for pointing out the article on her blog.
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of his prosperity he would be careless; and understanding of his adversity he would be senseless."
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You love to study tough issues and don't mind it if you lose sleep over them.
Everyone loves you and wants to talk to you and hear your views, you even get things like "nice debating
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Jenna and I ate at Big Daddy's after our Elles premiere on Friday night because it was a) very close to TIFF surroundings (right in front of Roy Thomson Hall) and b) we wanted some oysters!
We decided to share some fresh oysters and appies while we discussed the movie.
Seeing this makes my eyes water with joy. I looooove oysters. I also like the sauces they have at Big Daddy's.
Chef's Choice oysters – A dozen chef-selected oysters served with freshly-grated horseradish and house-made sauces.
One of my oysters with hot sauce & a squeeze of lemon juice. Perfection.
Grilled Calamari
On the menu, it says it's supposed to be "Marinated with clover honey & jalapeño, then drizzled with roasted garlic Creole butter.", but it didn't taste like that at all. As you can see, it seems like it was just served on a bed of tomato sauce. This was okay, the calamari was grilled nicely. I was just a bit puzzled that it didn't come the way it was supposed to. We were starving, so we didn't bother sending it back.
Seafood Gumbo – "A classic, hearty Louisiana-style soup with shrimp, crab and oysters."
I did not like this at all. Ours came to our table lukewarm and it tasted a bit bland to me. There was also only 1 fresh oyster that they just seemed to chuck in there afterwards because it was still slimy and cold when I had it (not sure if it's supposed to be served that way or cooked) and the crab in it was quite dry.
Jalapeño Bacon-wrapped Scallops – "Served with roasted garlic & pepper, tomato stew and crispy onions."
This was a nicer dish. I liked the spice that the jalapeno offered, with the smokiness and crisp of the bacon. The scallops had a nice texture, but nothing too special about them. The crispy onions were a nice touch, but I felt like they weren't crispy enough.
Overall, this was just an ok meal. We were really hungry (TIFF does that to us because we rarely had time to get food in between screenings and gallivanting about town). We've been here a few times and it seems to be hit-or-miss when we go. The fresh oysters have always been a hit with me (it's a bit hard to mess up fresh oysters), but honestly, I think it's a bit pricey for $21 for 12 oysters. The rest of the appies we got were okay, but nothing to write home about. What about you? What are your favourite spots to eat during the Festival? Let me know by commenting below! :)


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The underwriters of the upcoming Initial Public Offering for H2O Solutions Limited have experienced a remarkably high volume of inquiries, and as a result have extended the pre-sale subscription period to November 1st of this year.
Online PR News – 12-September-2012 – Shanghai – Originally slated for late September, the IPO would be the first opportunity for investors to own the shares of the innovative company. The original launch price was expected to be HK$61, but have since been revised higher to reflect the high level of interest in the company. A specific price will be set closer to the new release date.
H2O Solutions Limited enjoys an established customer base in three continents, with new orders reaching seven sites in Africa by the end of September. Production facilities have been expanded earlier in the year, and all plants continue to operate around the clock to keep up with demand. The primary use of IPO proceeds will go towards funding further plant expansion for the rapidly growing demand for the company's high efficiency mobile desalination units.
H2O Solutions Limited specializes in nano-membrane purification and multi-charged plate desalination technologies. The company provides innovative solutions that include development, testing, integration, engineering, and manufacturing of an extensive array of water treatment systems. Through joint projects with key international partners, H2O Solutions provides cost-effective and environmentally friendly water purification and desalination systems.
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