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Good news. I have finally been able to upload the audio for my BBC shows right here to French Revolution. They have been added to all the original recipe posts, which I have listed below. Additionally, please find here my original interview with DJ Joel Hammer, on how it all, from French Revolution to French in a Flash, got started. I hope you enjoy!
BBC Radio Shows
- Recipe and Radio Show: Apple and Blackberry Bread Pudding with Calvados
- Recipe and Radio Show: Two Mustard Garlic and Herb Baguette
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happy new year barbz!
*pops barbie juice*
happy new year to all the barbz out there worldwide. may your year be peaceful and prosperous!
who else watched nicki on tv last night?! my lord she was BREATHTAKING in every single way.her wig/clothes/dance routine/vocals...it was perfect, omggg :D
and seeing her with fergie was amazingg *_* (im a big fergie fan too) i saw a picture of them backstage together and it was too cute! :)
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The giveaway will run through next Monday, Nov. 18, at 11:59 pm. I'll randomly draw the winner's name and announce it here next Tuesday. Good luck!
Note: Due to shipping costs, this giveaway is open only to residents of the continental U.S. Thanks for understanding.
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Many thanks to everyone who took the time to enter and especially to each of you who shared your hopes and dreams for your gardens. Happy digging!
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Mark Jackson's influence on Warriors shows
Warriors 107, Kings 96
Published 4:00 am, Sunday, December 18, 2011
Warriors coach Mark Jackson stood way more than he thought he would.
He didn't yell much, mostly just called sets and had mild-mannered conversations with officials as he stalked the sideline. Still, the excitement of his coaching debut was too great for him to warm a seat for any extended period.
In their exhibition opener, the Warriors were much of what Jackson promised they would be when he was hired in June. They looked committed on defense, played unselfishly on offense and gang rebounded on both ends in a 107-96 victory Saturday night in front of 16,523 at Oracle Arena.
"I thought our guys did an outstanding job of battling, taking care of the ball and executing our game plan on defense," Jackson said. "I thought it slipped away a little bit in the second half, but overall I was very pleased."
The starkest contrast to previous teams was on defense, a category in which the Warriors have finished last four of the past five years. They still have breakdowns against dribble penetration, but help defense was much improved.
Without DeMarcus Cousins (right ankle) and Chuck Hayes (heart abnormality), Sacramento had little inside presence, but the Warriors did their part in forcing the Kings to settle for jump shots. The Warriors' rotations and closeouts limited Sacramento to 36.1 percent shooting in the first half.
Jackson guesstimated that 95 percent of the Warriors' seven practices have been devoted to defense, but he has installed four offensive sets - each with a bouquet of variations. The Warriors weren't crisp in their half-court sets yet, and at times were downright ragged. But they looked comfortable with one another, often passing up acceptable shots for better ones.
The starters, who returned intact from last season, had 19 assists on 26 field goals. Monta Ellis led the way with eight assists, including a handful that weren't prompted by pace of play or double teams but instead were within the flow of the offense.
Stephen Curry scored a team-high 22 points with six assists and six rebounds, Ellis had 18 points, David Lee added 16 points and eight rebounds, and Dorell Wright went for 11 points and six rebounds. Starting center Andris Biedrins had two points, five rebounds and three assists on an active night filled with second efforts.
The most impressive player off the bench was Ekpe Udoh, and rookies Klay Thompson and Charles Jenkins had their moments. Udoh was aggressive on the block and scored on four of his first five touches down there.
"In the first half, you could make the case that he was the best player on the floor," Jackson said of Udoh. "He can chase goodness or he can chase greatness. If he wants to chase goodness, he's awfully close. My job is to push him to want more."
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US legislation proposes chemical safety reform in consumer products
The "Safe Chemicals Act of 2010" requires safety testing of all industrial chemicals, and puts the burden on industry to prove that chemicals are safe in order stay on the market.Posted Nov 5, 2010
Manufacturers have created products for every aspect of our modern lifestyles, but the chemicals in some of these products may pose health risks to ourselves and our families. From cell phones, iPods and computers, to household cleaners and furnishings, children's toys, paints, and many common items we use every day, it is assumed that someone has ensured the safety of their chemical components. But such is not the case.
According to the EPA, of more than 80,000 chemicals currently registered by manufacturers in the US, testing has been done for just 200.
Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-New Jersey, has introduced the Safe Chemicals Act of 2010 to ensure that chemicals used in products are proven safe before they are released into the marketplace. He said the current law — the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 — is too lax, resulting in the banning of five chemicals in the past 34 years.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson called the issue one of her main priorities.
"Everything from our cars to the cell phones we all have in our pockets are made with chemicals," Jackson said at the recent hearing of the Senate Subcommittee on Superfund, Toxics and Environmental Health. "A child born in America today will grow up exposed to more chemicals than any other generation in our history."
"We've measured hundreds and hundreds of toxic chemicals in the blood of babies that are still in the womb," said Ken Cook, president of the Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization. "Flame retardants, the chemicals in consumer products like personal care products, makeup, shampoos. It's a very long list."
The "Safe Chemicals Act of 2010" requires safety testing of all industrial chemicals, and puts the burden on industry to prove that chemicals are safe in order stay on the market. Under current policy, the EPA can only call for safety testing after evidence surfaces demonstrating a chemical is dangerous. The proposed new legislation would give the EPA more power to regulate the use of dangerous chemicals and require manufacturers to submit information proving the safety of every chemical in production and any new chemical seeking to enter the market.
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Provides EPA with sufficient information to judge a chemical's safety.
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Promotes innovation and development of green chemistry.
Establishes grant programs and research centers to foster the development of safe chemical alternatives, and brings some new chemicals onto the market using an expedited review process.
Most likely, the proposed legislation will be altered as it moves through Congress, and may even be blocked, given today's polarized political environment. It should be noted that representatives of the chemical industry have also asked for stronger laws so that their customers are assured their products are safe.
The text of the "Safe Chemicals Act of 2010" can be found here (PDF document) and a full summary of the bill can be found here (PDF document).


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This past February I spent a little over two weeks in the most wonderful city in the world, Rio de Janeiro. People often ask me if I miss Brazil and if ever think of going back. The answer is primarily, no. I miss it but not to the point of waiting to make a life for myself there again. With the exception of this place. How could I not? The short two-year period when I harbored a home in Rio were long enough to make me fall in love for life. Over and over again.
One of the infinite reasons why I love this place so much is the local's dedication to living a healthy, balanced lifestyle and their tireless passion for the place they inhabit. My days would start bright and early with a 7AM work out at the beach, surrounded by the most beautiful landscape you will ever see. There were countless options for healthy, fresh food restaurants to enjoy and even get delivered at your door.


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The holidays always make me think of the fun family gatherings we used to have. With most of the older generation no longer with us, it makes me think even more about the holiday foods I used to watch my paternal grandmother make. Before Hannukah, my grandmother was busy making her famous square chocolate cake, butter cookies, candied almonds, Butter-Mandel Kuchen, which she called Hefeteig (yeast dough) and Schnecken. But one of the treats that we all looked forward to were the fresh apple fritters she would make. The house would smell of sweet oil, apples, cinnamon and powdered sugar. I can smell them now as I am writing this post.
I decided to introduce my family's tradition of apple fritters for Hannukah to Mr. BT and by the smile on his face, I think it will be a tradition we will continue.
Adapted from a recipe at Leites Culinaria from The Craft of Baking: Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets with Ideas for Inventing Your Own by Karen DeMasco and Mindy Fox
3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons unbleached all-purpose flour, sifted
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground cardamom
1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon salt
2 large eggs, separated
1 1/2 teaspoons unsalted butter, melted
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup beer (lager or pilsner)
1 large firm baking apple, such as Granny Smith
1/4 cup rum, brandy or calvados
Peanut or safflower oil, for frying
Icing sugar
In a bowl, whisk together the flour, sugar, cinnamon, cardamom, clove and salt.
In a large bowl, whisk together the egg yolks, butter, and vanilla. Mix in a third of the flour mixture, then a third of the beer to combine. Add the rest of the flour mixture and beer in two additions; whisk well to combine. Set aside for 30 minutes.
Peel, core, and slice the apple into ten 1/3 cm-(1/8 inch)-thick rings. Spread out the rings on a large plate or shallow pan, and pour the rum over the apple slices. Let the slices sit for 20 minutes to macerate in the rum.
Whisk the egg whites to soft peaks, and fold them gently into the batter.
Fill a high-sided skillet or wide pot with 5 centimeters (2 inches) of oil, and heat the oil to 190C (375F). In batches, dip the apple rings into the batter to coat both sides, and fry, turning once, until the apple fritters are golden and crisp, about 3 minutes. Drain on paper towels, sprinkle icing sugar on top, and serve warm.


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Ohio Wesleyan international students experienced one of the quintessential American tourist experiences by visiting Washington, D.C.
Accompanied by Dorota Kendrick and Darrell Albon from the International and Off Campus Programs Office, 35 students spent the first half of spring break in the nation's capital.
In what turned out to be four days of a packed schedule, including visits to places like, the Udvar Hazy Center, the Vietnam, Lincoln, Jefferson and World War II memorials, the U.S. Capitol, National Archives and a host of other historically significant places, these students seemed to have had the time of their lives during this spring break trip.
"It was an amazing experience," said senior Yushan Hayman.
"This spring was the first time I went to DC and going with such a large group of friends made it even more fun."
For junior Priyanka Venkataraman, this trip was very politically and historically enriching.
"We visited a lot of memorable places and the holocaust museum had the biggest impact on me," she said.
Composed primarily of seniors and juniors, this trip to the nation's capital proved to be a much needed break for most students.
Venkataraman said it was not the usual social crowd she hangs out with at school but it was still great to be able to interact and spend time with the other international students.
Sponsored entirely by two OWU alumni, Gordon V. Smith '54 and Helen Smith '56, the Washington, D.C. trip is one that both staff and students look forward to ever year."My favorite part about the D.C. trip is being able to spend time with the international students and also being able to hear their thoughts and see their reactions on the many different sights we visit in our nation's capital," said Kendrick.
Economics and English majors at Ohio Wesleyan respectively, Gordan and Helen Smith are longtime supporters of the university.
Helen Smith is also a life trustee of the university.
The Smiths have been sponsoring the Washington, D.C. trip since 2006.
"We got a chance to meet the Smiths this time," says Hayman.
"They are very kind people who have traveled all over the world and have many interesting stories," he said.
Venkataram said the Smiths are the most genuine people she has met through the Ohio Wesleyan community.
"They are so passionate about travel, us international students and our aspirations. It's obvious that this is a long term passion for them," she said.
The Smiths also sponsor a trip for a group of international students to New York City over Thanksgiving Break every alternate year.
For students who do not have places to go to over short breaks, trips like Washington, D.C. are always looked forward to.
"I encourage all the international students to try to take advantage of it," said Hayman.


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Thousands line Sydney streets for Gay Mardi Gras
Saturday, March 5, 2011; 10:10 AM
SYDNEY -- Australia's political leaders were lampooned for their opposition to gay marriage as hundreds of thousands of revelers crammed inner Sydney streets Saturday for one of the world's premier gay and lesbian parades.
Some 300,000 spectators in sidewalk throngs often 10 to 15 people deep turned out for Sydney's 34th annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.
Caricatures of Prime Minister Julia Gillard in a wedding gown and opposition leader Tony Abbott in a Speedo - giant paper mache puppets with 5-foot (1.5-meter) -tall heads sometimes locked in carnal clinches - were a highlight underscoring opposition to Australia's ban on same-sex marriage.
Both leaders' parties oppose calls for gay marriage. The federal government passed a law in 2004 to ensure that only marriages between a man and a woman can be legally recognized in Australia.
But the political debate was revived this week with the government considering allowing the national capital Canberra's local government to create its own gay marriage law.
Openly gay Hollywood star Lily Tomlin was among well-known gay advocates who kicked off the party with a superhero theme. Tomlin rode on the back of a convertible, waving rainbow butterfly wings.
Christian opponents of the parade held a vigil in downtown Sydney several blocks away from the festivities to protest same-sex marriage. Pastor Peter Madden, a vigil organizer, said the Mardi Gras should be held in a stadium instead of on inner Sydney streets.
"It's having a dangerous impact on our youth," he said.
Popular motorcycle groups "Dykes on Bikes" and "Boys on Bikes" rallied the crowd before the parade's official start. Supporters from "First Australians," an Aboriginal group, were the first to march.
Extravagant works of pageantry dominated Oxford Street - a gay bar and nightclub strip in Sydney's inner east - as 135 floats and nearly 8,500 participants danced, sang, and cheered their way along the route.
Spectacular and outrageous costumes didn't seem to hold any of the marchers back.
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Regional Reviews: Cincinnati
The Phantom of the Opera
As The Phantom of the Opera approaches its 30th anniversary on Broadway, many theater fans have likely either seen it in New York or on tour. The current tour, currently at the Aronoff Center in Cincinnati, varies greatly from the original direction and design of the show which has long been associated with the material. We had this same tour in 2014, but this differing approach still feels fresh. Add in solid performances and the well-known score, and audiences are certain to enjoy this production.
The Phantom of the Opera is the famous story of a mysterious figure who haunts the Paris Opera House circa 1881. He secretly tutors a young woman in the chorus named Christine Daae and attempts to win her love, but is foiled when Christine falls in love with her childhood friend Raoul, a wealthy patron of the opera. The Phantom seeks his revenge and stops at nothing to have Christine for his own.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's music is coupled with lyrics by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe. Although Mr. Webber has his fair share of critics, and has often been accused of borrowing liberally from many classical composers (as well as himself), there's little doubt that he provides beautiful, lush melodies for The Phantom of the Opera. The lyrics are, if not exceptional, suitable and serve the piece well. Songs including "Music of the Night," "All I Ask of You," and the title number are beloved by millions around the world. The book is credited to Lloyd Webber and Stilgoe. Their take on the classic story effectively mixes romance, drama, comedy, and suspense, but is somewhat short on character development.
The Phantom of the Opera, much more so than most shows, has been associated with its original director, Hal Prince, and his staging. As a result, a version featuring a unique look, feel, and presentation of the material provides a chance for theatergoers to experience the show in a new way. Tour director Laurence Conner supplies a more intimate staging of the show. His work results in wonderfully smooth scene transitions, an extremely clear communication of the story, and effective humor. Mr. Conner also skillfully takes cues off of the lyrics for some of his directorial choices. Many mainstays of the original blocking are gone and may be shocking to fans. However, for each missing item, there's a new wrinkle which brings added depth or understanding. The limited choreography by Scott Ambler, also a departure from the original, is apt. The orchestrations by David Cullen and Lloyd Webber are attractive and fitting, and the large pit orchestra for this tour is capably conducted by Dale Rieling.
The other primary changes are in the physical production. The handsome set design by Paul Brown is smaller than the Broadway version, but uses technological advances from the last twenty-nine years to compensate for it being scaled down. Despite being less grandiose in size, this set still has ornate details, an impressive variety and functionality, and provides for the needed stage magic and theatricality. Again, fans will miss some of the set pieces, such as the grand staircase for "Masquerade," but the new designs are notable in their own right. Paule Constable's stark lighting incorporates shadows and multi-angled spots very effectively. Christine Rowland has adapted the late Maria Bjornson's original costumes with some notable updates.
As the Phantom, Derrick Davis is a skilled singer, but his classical vocal approach doesn't fit as comfortably with some of the more pop musical theater songs as it does for some of the more operatic material. And though he is a large and looming physical presence, he doesn't quite peel back the layers of the tortured creature to provide the needed depth to overcome the melodramatic nature of the role. As Christine, Katie Travis is endearing, sings with a pleasant tone and clear diction, and gives a solid portrayal. Jordan Craig is strong vocally as Raoul, but comes across as a bit stiff in the challenging role. Effectively providing much comic relief are Trista Moldovan (a deliciously self-indulgent Carlotta), Phumzile Sojota (a pompous Piangi), Price Waldman (an overwhelmed Monsieur Andre), and David Benoit (a clueless Monsieur Firmin). Understudy Tynan Davis is appropriately staunch as Madame Giry, and Emily Ramirez is a sympathetic Meg. The entire cast displays solid timing and vocals.
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The lawyer of wrongfully deported Australian woman Vivian Alvarez says he will not accept Prime Minister John Howard's apology for her treatment.
George Newhouse rejected Mr Howard's apology as "crocodile tears".
"I don't accept their apology insofar as it relates to Vivian," Mr Newhouse told reporters in Sydney today.
"Vivian is still in exile in the Philippines 60 days after she was found.
"If they were serious about an apology, they would commit to an appropriate care package for Vivian so she can return to the country - otherwise it's just crocodile tears."
The Government today released a report by former federal police chief Mick Palmer into the deportation of Ms Alvarez, the wrongful detention for 10 months of Australian resident Cornelia Rau, and the possible wrongful detention of 201 other people.
The Government ordered the inquiry after the department was revealed to have wrongfully deported Ms Alvarez and put Ms Rau, who was mentally ill, in immigration detention.
Ms Alvarez, also known as Vivian Solon, has refused to return to Australia until she receives appropriate compensation and care from the Government.
Mr Newhouse said he had no confidence the Government would implement the recommendations of the Palmer report.
"This Government has not acted on many recommendations both international and local on the way it handles immigration matters," he said.
"They didn't listen to Vivian when she said she was a citizen ... they didn't listen to Vivian when she said she didn't want to be deported, so why would they listen to Palmer?"
The inquiry and report could not be taken seriously, as the inquiry had not heard from Ms Alvarez, he said.
Mr Newhouse said that while he had not been instructed to begin legal action against the Government for compensation for Ms Alvarez, she would be almost certainly entitled to punitive damages if she went to court.
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Even if you are thousands of miles away from the office and wearing your pajamas, your boss could still be watching you just as closely as if you were sitting in the next cubicle over.
Some companies are monitoring employees' every keystroke no matter where they are working, and that's leading to more than just sniffing out who is stealing company secrets. It's also giving some employers a pretty good idea of whether their remote workers are keeping as busy as the ones who are sitting in the cubicle farm.
In some cases, companies are finding that remote workers can be just as productive, if not more so-especially once they find out that the boss is keeping tabs on them.
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"That's a very typical consequence," said Dan Enthoven, vice president of marketing for Enkata, which makes technology that monitors insurance claims processors and call center workers.
The growing ability to watch workers' every move comes as some companies appear to be growing more accepting of telecommuting, both as a way to keep employees happy and as a way to keep office costs down. About 13.4 million people, or about 9.5 percent of workers, were working from home at least some of the time in 2010. That's up from about 9.2 million workers in 1997, according to the Census Bureau.
Still, others, such as tech giant Yahoo (YHOO), are clamping down on it.
When Yahoo banned telecommuting earlier this year, the company said it was because it wanted employees to be in the same physical space, so they could collaborate better. But others worry that, if left to their own devices, home-based workers will watch TV, do laundry, play "Angry Birds" or otherwise slack off.
Experts say that's not necessarily true, but that telecommuting only works if employers hold workers accountable for getting their work done.
"You have to manage workers, whether they're working from home or not," said Jennifer Glass, a sociology professor at the University of Texas at Austin and an expert on telecommuting.
Enkata, the employee monitoring company, exclusively provided NBC News with an analysis of 125 home- and office-based workers who do medical claims processing at a major insurance provider. The employees in the analysis were paid an hourly rate and also were given bonuses for reaching certain performance targets.
In the first few months they were monitored, the Enkata researchers found that the home-based workers did have more idle time-which they defined as going more than five minutes without using the computer in any way-than their office-based colleagues.
Then, the employer told the workers that they were being monitored. The home-based workers' idle time fell immediately and dramatically, while the office-based workers idle time stayed relatively steady.
In the several months that followed, the home-based workers had about the same, if not a little less, idle time than their office-based peers. The number of claims processed also went up slightly across the board.
"All of a sudden, the idle time got squeezed out," Enthoven said.
That's pretty typical of what has happened at other companies Enkata has monitored, he said.
Lynn Wu, an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School who studies information worker productivity, said her research has shown that workers will become somewhat more productive when you monitor their activities more closely.
But, she said, they are most productive when employers combine employee monitoring with incentive pay for performance.
On the other hand, just providing incentive pay without any monitoring can actually lead to less productivity because people just try to game the system, Wu said.
Experts say it would be a mistake to compare call center or claims processing workers' habits with telecommuters who do more highly skilled jobs, such as engineers or software designers.
For one thing, Wu said her past research has shown that people who take customer calls or process claims don't generally like their jobs, so they may be less motivated to perform well. She thinks highly skilled workers, who may be more passionate about their jobs, should have the option to work where they think they are most productive, whether that's at home or at work.
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Glass, the University of Texas professor, said other research has shown that people who are given the flexibility to telecommute-even when doing lower-skilled work like call center jobs-tend to be more productive.
"A lot of times you feel like you have to overcompensate," she said. "You have to be grateful."
Glass also noted that most people who telecommute are only doing so part-time. In many cases, her research has shown, the at-home work is actually overtime work-extra hours that people are putting in above and beyond their 40-hour week.
Glass thinks that employers don't use telecommuting enough, but she still wouldn't recommend that people work remotely all the time. That's because she said workers need to have some face time with their bosses and colleagues in order to build relationships and network.
Enthoven, of Enkata, said their analysis of the insurance company found that the people who worked in the office used email and instant messaging at twice the rate of those who were working at home. They suspect it was because the office workers had made better friends with one another.
(Read More: Marissa Mayer Is Right: Working From Home Kills Innovation )
Wu said those friendships could be much more important than you think. Some of her other research has shown that people who were more social at work were less likely to get laid off. That's why she also recommends that people who telecommute also come into the office sometimes.
"If you're always working at home, you're not making the contacts you need," she said.
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"If we are to prosper in this galaxy, in this madness where the Y'he, Be'gel and other barbarous creatures refuse the light of the Greater Good, then we must extend our hands in union to as many races as we may find among the stars. Such is the reason the Gue'vesa fight alongside us, and such is the reason T'ros prospers, as Tau shall."
-Aun'sol, reporting to the Ethereal Council on the forming of the Tarosian Empire.
The 4th Tarosian is one of many regiments in service to the Tarosian Empire. In the wake of the Taros Incident, during which Tau forces battled with an Imperial Crusade to reclaim the planet and the system it resides in, Taros bought its independence in blood. Though the Tau value it massively in a strategic sense, it has little value for settlement of colonists. It was decided in the years since that Taros would remain a human-held world, but a world held by humans who would cooperate with the Tau.
Taros' location to the Galactic North of the Tau Empire makes it an excellent "buffer zone." The Tarosian armed forces are entirely independent in matters of local defense, such as fending off piratical raiders or small Ork hordes. However, this independence is still supplemented with an extensive Earth Caste program that aims to make Taros not only a mining powerhouse, but a production powerhouse as well. Vast arms factories were raised in Tarokeen, fueling a massive force of Fire Warrior-trained Gue'vesa capable of claiming and holding a small cluster of local systems. While the Tarosian Regiments are left to defend their own borders, the Tau are always on standby to assist in matters of defense where an enemy presents a grave threat to the small empire's existence. The arrival of the Splinter Fleet Orochi was one such instance.
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text: Home / UC Views / UCStrategies Views Q&A with Enghouse Interactive from Microsoft WPC 2014 By Blair Pleasant July 14, 2014 Leave a Comment Q&A with Enghouse Interactive from Microsoft WPC 2014 by Blair Pleasant I recently had the chance to speak with Ernie Wallerstein, President, Enghouse Interactive, Americas Channels, regarding some of the trends in the Lync and customer experience management (CEM) space. Enghouse offers Enghouse Interactive Communications Center (EICC), previously known as Zeacom Communications Center, and is one of Microsoft's qualified partners, providing a fully-native Lync contact center solution. Here's the Q&A that I conducted with Ernie.Q: What do you see as the key trends affecting customer experience management technology adoption as it relates to Microsoft Lync?A: We're seeing a push for IT and end users to better utilize the Lync experience. Lync has a good adoption rate for unified communications, especially as the basis for IM and presence. Now we're seeing people leverage Lync as a voice platform and try to federate their Lync experience with other business partners and organizations they communicate with regularly, such as in their supply chain partners. Regarding customer experience management and the contact center, we're definitely seeing the push towards opening communications to multiple options – chat, voice, email, and more. Microsoft Lync and Skype are pushing out the customer experience to people so they can communicate anyway they want, from anywhere, and on any device. We're seeing the proliferation of Lync on mobile devices to let people communicate via the medium of choice.Q: We've been talking about multichannel interactions in the contact center for a long time – what's different now? A: The mobile piece is what's changing – we're seeing a big push to put communications in various form factors, including the mobile device, and especially mobile apps. Let's say an individual is chatting with someone – it could be a colleague or a contact center agent – and they realize that they want to talk to that person. They can easily escalate from a chat session to a real-time voice interaction with one click. The escalation from one media or channel to another is taking off. There's definitely a push from contact centers to make sure that the consumer has multiple options of communication from their mobile device – whether through voice, web browser, a mobile app, or other options. Q: What key trends are you seeing when it comes to Lync and the contact center? Are Lync customers looking for multichannel contact center, or more basic offerings?A: In the Lync world, chat was there before the voice piece, and the IM/web aspect is now pulling voice along. We see multichannel, including voice, chat, email, being very prevalent in the Lync world. We're also seeing some utilization of video escalation into the contact center, but it's primarily one-way video, not bidirectional. For example, a support tech can show a customer how to fix a circuit board. We're also seeing one-way video where the customer can show a video to a subject matter expert in the contact center, such as where their car got hit, or what their broken washing machine looks like.Q: Aside from multichannel, what other capabilities are Lync customers looking for? A: There's a big need to record calls – 75% of the time that we talk to a Lync reseller, we're being asked if we can record the call. This is essential for many companies, and not all contact center vendors working with Lync can provide this capability. Q: How do Lync and EICC work together?A: EICC uses the Lync client for voice, presence, IM, etc. EICC doesn't replace the telephony in Lync and we never will – we're not the PBX. The EICC application can be used for self service, outbound campaigns, coaching, monitoring, recording, etc., while Lync provides the PBX and voice capabilities. Both contact center agents and users within the organization use the same interface. Users can see the status of all the endpoints in Lync, and can easily chat with and conference in any Lync users. Since we use Lync as the platform, the contact center supervisor can monitor any call, and supervisors with a Windows Mobile Device can click on an agent's name and monitor their call. Here's an example - instead of being tethered to desk and computer, the supervisor can run the Enghouse application on a Windows mobile device with a headset and walk around the contact center coaching agents. If an agent who's on a call needs help, they can click the "help" button, which notifies the supervisor on their mobile device. The supervisor can then click on the agent button and monitor the call. They can do screen capture and record the call from the beginning of the interaction even if they don't start monitoring the call until midway through. This makes it easier for supervisors to coach agents during the interaction. After the call, the supervisor and agent can go through the call together to identify areas that may need improvement, and the supervisor can score the agent from a Quality Assurance perspective. And all of this done in real time using the mobile device! Going a step further, our speech analytics engine listens to words and phrases, as well as the agent's or customer's stress level during the call, and if the analytics engine identifies a potential problem, the supervisor can approach the agent and help them with the call. Q: Are you seeing a crossover between UC and the contact center?A: We've been talking about this for over 10 years, and Microsoft Lync and the Lync client are definitely helping to speed up its adoption. Zeacom integrated Lync into our presence engine a long time ago. Using the Lync client, contact center agents and knowledge workers have similar interfaces. If the agent needs to talk to a subject matter expert in the organization while assisting a customer, the agent can see their presence send a chat message through the Lync client. Having the same Lync experience makes it easy to integrate UC and the contact center, and Lync let's agents know the status and availability of knowledge workers outside of the contact enter. We're seeing many more Lync users utilizing this capability, primarily using chat, so that the agent can chat with the knowledge worker or subject matter expert. This capability has been around for a while, but it's becoming more acceptable and common.Q: Do you have any examples of customers deploying Lync and EICC in this way?A: WebCE, which provides continuing education and training for insurance and financial services organizations deployed Zeacom Communication Center (now Enghouse Interactive Communication Center) with Lync, and found an increase in service levels from 90% to 96%. They found that EICC on Lync changed their contact center behavior because it gives them more visibility into what's going on – agents have more information about the call and queues. Collaboration with other departments and locations has become commonplace, and agents can easily access anyone in the organization, not just their supervisors and managers. Agents use chat to get quick answers to questions, which increased first contact resolution. Q: How do your channel partners capitalize on the integration with Lync? A: Adoption of Lync Voice is still ramping up – it's been a common conversation that is just taking off and we're still in early days. If you're an Enghouse partner, there's a significant need for voice expertise in the Lync world. Microsoft is looking for partners that understand voice. Enghouse partners, who clearly understand voice technologies, can step up and adopt Lync, and leverage their voice expertise. Lync is transforming traditional telephony and the PBX to software solutions, and our partners should take advantage of this transformation. Our partners need to commit to the Lync paradigm, which is different from the PBX and traditional voice telephony, and invest in training and personnel.Q: Microsoft has quite a number of contact center partners – what are you doing to help your partners in this increasingly competitive market?A: Enghouse provides value to our partners in that we live this everyday and understand how contact centers work in traditional environments and in Lync environments. We understand both sides of the equation and can be the subject matter experts for our partners. We've been in the Lync world from early on and picked the right way to integrate to Lync – UCMA, which means we do Lync at the back office server level, which gives us more flexibility and is Microsoft's favored approach. Most customers won't flashcut from their existing contact center and PBX solutions and need to exist in both the traditional world with vendors such as Cisco and Avaya, which are longtime Zeacom partners, and in the Lync world.Q: What are some of the challenges your partners are experiencing?A: It's hard to decipher what clients need, and differentiating this from pre-existing perceptions of what's happening in the marketplace. Let's take the cloud as an example. Partners need to qualify what the cloud means – should the contact center be in the cloud? What about managed services? Partners have to get past the buzzwords to understand what problems the organization is really trying to solve for their end users.Visit Enghouse Interactive at Booth 221 at Microsoft's WPC 2014! No Comments Yet. To Leave a Comment, Please Login or Register


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The Seven is an arbitrary list of randomly connected hockey subjects that will run every Thursday on Puck Daddy. Agree to disagree.
Due to recent events that may or may not have involved Milan Lucic(notes), there's been a renewed debate about the safety of goaltenders in the NHL.
Of course, it's not always a skater barreling in and taking liberties with a goaltender. Sometimes goalies get a little too aggressive, putting themselves in a position for a collision. Ryan Miller(notes) may or may not have recently dabbled in this.
In the edition of The 7, we take a trip through the annuls of YouTube to revisit a few epic collisions between skaters and goalies. Some resulted in mayhem. Some resulted in injuries. Some resulted in LOL HOCKEY moments.
Here are The 7 Great Skater vs. Goalie Collisions that Resulted in Hilarity and/or Chaos. Enjoy …
1. Milan Lucic vs. Ryan Miller, Nov. 2011
"And they oughta clean his clock!"
This is the most recent example of a skater getting overly physical with a goaltender, as Milan Lucic doesn't see Ryan Miller is winded took his lumps too hit Ryan Miller in a game against the Buffalo Sabres in Nov. 2011. Lucic was given a minor penalty but wasn't given a suspension; Miller, who was concussed during the game, infamously referred to the Boston Bruins forward as a piece of [poo-poo] in postgame comments.
One last interesting bit for your perusal on the Sabres' lack of physical response, from Mike Haim of Metro NY: "Smart play on the ice, while perhaps not as attention-grabbing, is a better option than playing mind games and posturing like the NHL's become the WWE."
2. Johan Hedberg(notes) vs. Simon Gagne(notes), Jan. 2010
Perhaps the single funniest skater/goalie collision in NHL history, The Moose went out to challenge the Philadelphia Flyers forward and then turtled — literally. He sweater covered his head, and he flailed around unable to see.
The sight of a player chaotically scrambling with a jersey pulled over his face might be the lasting image of the Atlanta Thrashers' legacy. Well, that and Evander Kane(notes) knocking down Matt Cooke(notes) with one punch.
3. Cam Janssen(notes) vs. Carey Price(notes), Jan. 2010
It's a thin line between brave and stupid, and we're not sure where Carey Price falls on this play. Well, besides flat on his back.
He came out to play the puck with Cam Janssen of the St. Louis Blues coming in like a freight train on the forecheck, and suffered the expected consequences.
For the record, nothing Carey Price will ever do can match the audacity of attempting to go after Janssen while wearing his mask.
4. Josh Harding(notes) vs. Steve Ott(notes), Jan. 2010
Not every collision needs to be of the Lucic/Miller variety. Here's Steve Ott of the Dallas Stars crashing the net, giving Josh Harding a little stick to the gut, landing on him, riding him like a child would a pony for a few moments and then trading gloved punches with the pissed off Minnesota Wild netminder.
Josh Harding is the man. #FreeJoshHarding
5. Blake Wheeler(notes) vs. Dan Tormey, Dec. 2006
Granted, this was a case in which Minnesota winger Wheeler, now with the Winnipeg Jets, was hauled down while heading to the crease and collided with Tormey. But the aftermath is so memorable, it needs to be on this list. From MNDaily.com:
Sophomore forward Blake Wheeler was hauled down while skating in on Mavericks goalie Dan Tormey, and in the process, a fight ensued in the crease. But more importantly - and much more costly - was as Wheeler went down, he slid skates first into Tormey and forced him to leave the game. Minnesota State coach Troy Jutting said Tormey suffered a severed tendon in his wrist and must undergo surgery.
It was just part of the total chaos that followed in the NCAA between Minnesota and Minnesota State.
6. Ron Hextall vs. Chris Chelios(notes), May 1989
Lest anyone believe it's just skaters running goalies here, let's blissfully recall the moment when the Philadelphia Flyers goalie gooned the Montreal Canadiens defenseman at the end of their 1989 Wales Conference Final, which the Habs won. The whole thing was a retaliation for Chelios concussing Brain Propp in Game 1.
Quoth Hexy: "We were down in the series and it looked like it was going to be Chelios' last shift. I'm not sure really what happened. I just felt the need to go after him, partly out of what he did to Propp and partly out of frustration with the situation we were in as a team."
7. Marian Gaborik(notes) vs. Dominik Hasek(notes), Dec. 2007
One of the greatest aerial highlights in NHL history. From the AP, after the Detroit Red Wings' 5-04 victory over the Minnesota Wild:
The Wild's Marian Gaborik had a breakaway on Hasek from just outside the Red Wings' blue line. And as Hasek often does when he sees a shooter on a breakaway with his head down, he charged out of his net to try and knock the puck away. Hasek then slid out and did knock it away. But in the process, he also flipped Gaborik skates over head to the ice.
"I got there first to the puck and I don't think it's supposed to be a penalty," Hasek said. "His head was down, I didn't go after him, I went directly for the puck. I got the puck first, then I hit him. I hit him with my legs, but I have to protect myself also. I cannot go into him with my shoulders."
So he did the only thing he could do: Create a priceless highlight.
(And kudos to the arena DJ for getting "I Believe I Can Fly" on in record time.)
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The holidays are quickly approaching and my dearest readers will not go empty-handed.
Up for grabs is a copy of Foodista Best of Food Blogs Cookbook. Inside this beautifully photographed cookbook, you'll find 100 recipes and stories from today's top food bloggers. Of course, my recipe is included too :)
I really love this polished, collaborative effort that showcases the talent of food enthusiasts from all walks of life. The recipes are inspiring, the stories are fun, and it includes all types of dishes from appetizers, soups, meats, and right down to desserts and cocktails.
Want it? It's easy, promise! Heck, I'll even autograph it if you want but it might ruin the book *chuckle*
Email a photo of your favourite holiday recipe to [mel at GourmetFury.com] OR post the link below as a comment.
I'll post it in this Facebook Album and the photo that receives the most "LIKE"s by December 25th is the winner of the book and gets plenty of bragging rights.
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- Be creative to stand out from the crowd.
- Be sure to ask all your friends to "LIKE" your entry! They need to "like" Gourmet Fury first in order to do so! :D
- No, it doesn't have to be food that you cooked, but it has to be your photo.
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Lil Wayne Ft. Drake & Future – "Love Me" [Official Video]
Lil Wayne goes on a bloody waterbed expedition with his latest track dedicated to the ladies. He enlists Future and Drake on the track as well in his latest club inferno.
If I Am Not A Human Being II is filled with more tracks like this, the YMCMB frontman is going to be a problem once again when the new album drops on March 26th.
Lil Wayne also shows off his skateboarding skills in the new visual.
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As it's the end of the year, we thought we would take a look back on our best and most popular posts of 2011. This was a really great post to write, as it was really interesting to see just what you have been reading on our site and also help us to plan for more great content in 2012.
I'd just like to say a big THANK YOU to everyone that gets in touch with us. We are inundated with emails and comments from our readers saying how much they like reading our articles and how helpful they are, so thank you! You really inspire us to continue working on the site and providing you with the best possible content.
So Happy New Year!! 2012looks set to be a great year!
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