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Till the bitter end, Mike D'Antoni refused to make excuses.
Even as Lakers losses pile up at a record pace and fans constantly point an angry finger at him, D'Antoni still won't throw his aging, injury-riddled roster under the bus or criticize the front office for handing him one of the most talent-deficient teams in franchise history.
But an unyielding loyalty to a team comprised of backups isn't enough to save his job as head coach.
It's time for the Lakers to move on from the awkward, ill-fated relationship they forged with D'Antoni upon hiring him over fan favorite Phil Jackson.
Fair or not, it's time to fire Mike D'Antoni.
And soon after, convince Los Angeles native Kevin Ollie to leave national champion Connecticut to return home and coach his hometown Lakers.
Or talk Derek Fisher out of playing one more season so he can accelerate the next chapter of his career.
But more on that in a bit.
There is something admirable about D'Antoni, who has remained outwardly upbeat, surprisingly self-deprecating and steadfastly faithful to his players and franchise even while absorbing an inordinate amount of blame for the Lakers' mess.
The class D'Antoni is showing should count for something, not that fuming Lakers fans are in any mood to concede as much. They turned on the poor guy the minute he was hired and were furious he wasn't Jackson, who the Lakers unfortunately led them to believe was next in line upon firing Mike Brown last season.
The clumsy, public dance the Lakers had with Jackson all but sealed the fate of D'Antoni, who never was afforded the goodwill of a passionate fan base and, as we all know, never had a chance from a talent standpoint.
I've argued patience from the very beginning, urging the Lakers to hire him and pleading with fans to give him time to build a roster more conducive to his style of play.
In retrospect I underestimated just how angry Lakers fans really are and how much spite and resentment they hold for D'Antoni, whose only real failure was not being the beloved Jackson.
It's an anger and bitterness I don't believe will ever be resolved, especially with some inevitably rough years ahead of the Lakers as they try to rebuild from essentially scratch.
Lakers fans probably don't want to hear this, but barring LeBron James opting out of his contract this summer to take his talents to Hollywood — which isn't happening — they're in for a prolonged rebuilding process.
It's going to take a minimum of three years, if the exact pieces fall precisely into place, before the Lakers compete for anything substantial.
Anything sooner requires miracles the likes of Shaquille O'Neal, Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar falling into their laps. More likely, it might take even longer.
D'Antoni never will survive such an undertaking. The fans won't let him.
I'm not one to let impatient, unrealistic fans sway my opinion, but in this case I see no other option than the Lakers parting ways with D'Antoni at the end of the regular season.
It's the one move the team can make to help stem the tsunami-like wave of anger that's been building for three years. Coupled, of course, with a corresponding home-run hire to replace him.
I don't blame D'Antoni for this mess and I believe he's a good coach in need of the very thing every good coach requires — talent.
Even Jackson, unless you actually believe he'd still be slipping 11 rings onto his fingers without Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen or Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant.
But with the Lakers facing such an uncertain future, it's best they clear the deck entirely and bring in a coach the fans can buy into, someone they will grant the necessary time to gradually improve, build and develop what certainly will be a young team.
Someone they are patient with — provided, of course, they finally wrap their arms around the reality facing them.
This won't be a quick fix. There is no one out there, not even Jackson, who magically will turn the Lakers into a championship team. Progress next year is winning more than 40 games and the steady improvement of a young draft pick — unless the Lakers move their lottery pick for a young star like Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving.
Even if they do bring in a Love or Irving, the Lakers will do well just to make the playoffs.
The sooner fans truly accept that, the sooner they can seriously embrace the challenge of rebuilding.
It starts by backing the new head coach.
But that's the trick, isn't it?
Finding someone the fans will stand behind, despite the tumultuous waters that still lie ahead and identifying someone players will respect — Bryant included — someone who will catch the eye of potential free agents and can be trusted to bring along a young roster.
The easy part is firing D'Antoni.
The hard part is finding someone who satisfies the Lakers' various needs.
Ollie, the former Crenshaw High star who just led Connecticut to the National Championship, could be that guy.
He didn't just replace Jim Calhoun, the legendary UConn coach Ollie played under. He immediately created his own legend by masterfully guiding the Huskies through the NCAA tournament.
He's young and bright and has NBA experience, having played 13 years in the league.
More importantly, the relationships he built in the NBA coupled with his instant success at Connecticut guarantee him immediate respect upon walking into a locker room.
But don't take my word for it. Listen to what Kevin Durant once told Bill Simmons about Ollie, who Durant played with in Oklahoma City earlier in his career:
"Kevin Ollie, he was a game-changer for us," Durant said. "He changed the whole culture, I think. He might not say it, but I think he changed the whole culture in Oklahoma City.
"(Ollie's) mind-set, his professionalism, every single day. And we all watched that, we all wanted to be like that and it rubbed off on Russell (Westbrook), myself, Jeff Green, James Harden. And you know, everybody that comes through now, there's a standard you've got to live up to as a Thunder player. And that started with Kevin Ollie."
Need I remind anyone Durant is a potential free agent after the 2015 season?
Fisher also would be an intriguing choice, given the goodwill he has with Lakers fans and his relationship with Bryant.
He's someone Bryant automatically will support and also someone the fans will grant the necessary time to in order to conduct the rebuilding process.
Is it a concern he's never coached before?
Perhaps, but with Jason Kidd having success with the Brooklyn Nets and young managers like Joe Girardi and Brad Ausmus making the immediate leap from the playing field to the manager's office, a growing trend seems to be developing.
Identify young, intelligent, recently retired players as coaching and managerial candidates and hire them.
I can't think of a player who checks off all those boxes better than Fisher, who's been a coach on the floor almost since the day he arrived with the Lakers in 1996.
But the first step is parting ways with D'Antoni.
And it's one the Lakers must make as soon as the season ends.


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text: I'd be a little careful about disparaging performance for normal tasks. Would increased performance lead to better voice recognition? If so, then the standard word processors would be replaced by really nice dictation machines. You may find that many of the applications like calendars, and data bases would suddenly take advantage of great graphics. Internet applications may become virtual experiences. These are just simple examples of the historic trend toward greater functionallity that everyone will want when higher performance becomes the norm. Art Edwards On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 10:18:14AM +0200, Leif Nixon wrote: > Mark Hahn <hahn at physics.mcmaster.ca> writes: > > >> It's so much faster for opteron, it's no longer a compare. It's a jet > >> aircraft versus a propellor aircraft competing for speed. > > > > it's traditional to use automobiles when making asinine and vapid cpu comparisons. > > Also, I can't resist pointing out that a propeller-driven Grumman F8F Bearcat > has made 850 km/h, while a jet BAE 146 has a measly 640 km/h top speed. 8^) > > -- > Leif Nixon - Systems expert > ------------------------------------------------------------ > National Supercomputer Centre - Linkoping University > ------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf -- Art Edwards Senior Research Physicist Air Force Research Laboratory Electronics Foundations Branch KAFB, New Mexico (505) 853-6042 (v) (505) 846-2290 (f)


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Today is another big AWS launch day with two important new features available for EC2: a Relational Database Service (RDS) and larger servers and a 15% price reduction on compute cycles.
With the Relational Database Service AWS fulfills a longstanding request from a large number of its users, namely to provide a full relational database as a service. What Amazon is introducing today is slightly different from what most people might have expected - it's really MySQL 5.1 as a service. The RDS product page explains how it works, but the short explanation is that with an API call you can launch a MySQL 5.1 server that is fully managed by AWS. You can't SSH into the server; instead you point your MySQL client library (or command-line tool) at the database across the network. Almost anything you can do via the MySQL network protocol you can do against your RDS instance. It's pretty simple, and the bottom line is that businesses that don't want to manage MySQL themselves can outsource much of that to AWS. For background on RDS I recommend reading Jeff Barr's writeup and Werner's blog, which recaps the data storage options on AWS.
AWS keeps your RDS instance backed up and running, plus gives you automation to upsize and downsize. You can create snapshot backups on-demand from which you can launch other RDS instances, and AWS automatically performs a nightly backup and keeps transaction logs that allow you to do a point-in-time restore.
The way I think of an RDS instance is as a virtual appliance or a special-purpose server. You get an EC2 instance with an EBS volume running a specific version of MySQL plus automation for backups and resizing the storage volume. The API is designed such that additional versions of MySQL and other databases can easily be added in the future. Just like a regular server, each RDS instance lives within an availability zone and access is controlled through a security group (plus MySQL authentication). I haven't had the opportunity to run performance tests, but I surmise that it's not too different from DIY running MySQL on a regular instance.
One of the current shortcomings of RDS is the lack of replication. You're dependent on one server, and it's impossible to add slave MySQL servers to an RDS instance to increase read performance. It's also impossible to use MySQL replication to replicate from a MySQL server located in your datacenter to an RDS instance. But replication is in the works, according to the RDS product page.
In terms of cost, RDS is priced at 30% above the same raw EC2 instance (after the November 1 price reduction), but the comparison is a little tricky because some backup storage is included as well. Of course I quickly compared to the cost of RightScale: If you run three XL RDS instances, the extra cost is already more than a RightScale subscription which (just on the DB end) gives you replication, read-scaling, full control, plus real live support. It's interesting to see how the per-hour price surcharge compares with a more flat-fee subscription to a broad management service.
We want to offer our customers the broadest choice possible, so we'll support RDS instances in the RightScale dashboard within a day or two when we complete our next release.
Larger Instance Sizes
EC2 now sports larger and faster servers: XXL and XXXXL sizes, properly called m2.2XL and m2.4XL. These new server sizes are particularly important for large database users; we've been awaiting them ourselves. We haven't had an opportunity to play with them yet but we'll update our MySQL ServerTemplates as soon as we have a chance. The fact that the new instance size names start with m2 reflects that the speed of each core is significantly higher than that of the m1 series. With the prices being less than 2x and 4x that of a current m1.xlarge instance there's no reason not to keep scaling up in machine size.
Cloud Computing Keeps Getting Better
Amazon shows it again and again: Listen to your customers, implement new features accordingly, and iterate. Tonight's release adds important new capabilities to the AWS cloud offering, and we're sure many of our customers will rapidly adopt them. I remain a little reserved about the database service because it does not currently support replication, which I wouldn't want to live without, but Amazon is definitely on the right track.
The 2XL and 4XL servers will be gobbled up real fast by many of our larger customers. We've seen a trend towards more and larger servers over the past year and I'm sure that will continue. By the way, how fast can you launch 10 68GB servers in your datacenter? ;-)


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It's what you don't know that can hurt you.
KFJC has a long history of bringing the other side of the news to its listeners. The long running Sez Who News is on a (hopefully brief) hiatus. Dave Emory continues to unearth unholy truths on the For the Record program. Thoughtline brings news and newsmakers of the local community to the airwaves each and every week.
Tune in carefully. The more you listen, the more you'll know.
Past Public Affairs Programming Available for ListeningTuesday, 17 January 2012, 7PM Special program on INSIDE OCCUPY
Hosts Abacus Finch and Sluggo were joined by guests Jocelyn from Occupy SF and Diane from Occupy Oakland. They also talked with Stan Woods an Oakland Labour leader. What is the Occupy movement? Where is it headed?
Hear the sounds and voices of the 99% recorded December 12, 2011 during the evening march to shut down the Oakland port and the rally that followed. What are people doing to get involved? What do occupiers want? We'll talk with some of the truckers forced to sit idle at the port while it was shutdown.
Program Audio is available here: hereMonday, 16 January 2012, 6PM, Thoughtline Weekly Edition on Emergency Services in Los Altos Hills, California
Join regular host Robert Emmett with guest Mike Sanders, the Emergency Services Coordinator, and Cynthia Sternberg, the CERT Supervisor for the Los Altos Hills County Fire District as they discussed the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program and how KFJC will help keep our local citizens notified during emergencies.
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Bar Harbor Open for Business
Yes, Acadia National Park is temporarily closed because of the government shutdown, but Bar Harbor is open for business, and welcomes you!
I spoke with Jennifer Wright the Events Coordinator for the Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce this morning, and she describes some of the events and activities that are taking place in Bar Harbor this weekend!
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Click HERE for a list of the Top 10 Things to do in Bar Harbor with Acadia National Park Closed. You'll also find a list of carriage trails that are open and accessible.
The Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce is compiling a list of restaurants and stores that are offering a variety of specials to help entice you to visit this weekend. You can click HERE to see the list. (List will be posted this afternoon)
The weather is supposed to be gorgeous and the leaves are absolutely gorgeous (Click HERE for latest foliage report) so whether you go for the day, or the weekend, you'll see great foliage, and have a great time in Bar Harbor!


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Luxury group LVMH acquires Belmond hotels group
The strategic review into Belmond has resulted in a full company sale.
Emporium Hotel South Bank wins by a nose
The hotel has signed at the Brisbane Racing Club's Official Hotel Partner for 2019.
Estilo Group forms JV with UAE hotel firm Bin Arar Holdings
Australia's Estilo Group has joined with a UAE developer to offer hotel management services.
Spider-Man to weave his webs into Novotel Hotels
Novotel has partnered with Sony Pictures to bring Spider-Man into some of its hotels.
Quirky hotel design plans revealed by MONA
Iconic Tasmanian museum MONA has unveiled plans for an on-site hotel.
Crystalbrook Collection expands into Newcastle
Crystalbrook has announced the location of its newest Australian property.
New wing of rooms added in Ovolo Nishi upgrade
Expansion and revitalisation work is set to be carried out at Ovolo Nishi.
Oaks Hotels builds FNQ with Port Douglas purchase
Oaks Hotels has expanded its Australian network via a new acquisition.
Holiday Inn Melbourne to host summer pool party
A Melbourne CBD hotel is opening its rooftop pool for a grand summer party.
New hotel tech software breaking language barriers
A new tech start-up in Australia is knocking down language barriers between hotels and guests.
IHG to bring lifestyle voco brand to Hunter Valley
Australia's fourth voco has been revealed, with NSW to welcome its first.
Wanda Hotels unveils new midscale Moments brand
Wanda Hotels has unveiled a fifth brand aimed at the midscale market.
NZ tourist spend creeping toward NZ$40 billion mark
Tourism is highly profitable for New Zealand, according to new data out today.
AFL legend opens Melbourne's new Quest Epping
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The people have spoken. And they say they want to be scared. Over the weekend, the low-budget supernatural spook film "Insidious: Chapter 2" topped the box office, scaring up $41.1 million.
The film, which was directed by a seemingly unstoppable James Wan, cost $5 million to make and earned more than three times what the first "Insidious" earned when it opened in 2011.
The "Insidious" story isn't a one-off, however. This year has seen nearly half a dozen similar stories when it comes to creepy little films that have scored big with audiences. Here's a rundown:
PHOTOS: Horror movie locations around Los Angeles
"Mama": Directed by Andrés Muschietti and starring Jessica Chastain, "Mama" is about two young girls who are abandoned in the woods and raised by a supernatural entity they call "Mama."
Released: Jan. 18, 2013
Budget: $15 million
Domestic gross: $71.6 million
"Evil Dead": Directed by Fede Alvarez and starring Jane Levy, "Evil Dead" is a reboot of the original cult classic 1981 Sam Raimi film about a cabin haunted by evil spirits that torment a group of young people on vacation.
Released: April 5, 2013
Budget: $17 million
Domestic gross: $54.2 million
PHOTOS: A-list stars, B-grade horror movies
"The Purge": Directed by James DeMonaco and starring Ethan Hawke, "The Purge" chronicles the horror unleashed on the world when a 12-hour period of anarchy is sanctioned by the government due to a declaration that during that time it will decriminalize all crimes including murder and rape.
Released: June 7, 2013
Budget: $3 million
Domestic gross: $64.4 million
"The Conjuring": Directed by James Wan and starring Vera Farmiga, "The Conjuring," which chronicles the terrifying adventures of a couple of paranormal investigators, was the biggest earner of the bunch and one of the summer's true sensations.
Released: July 19, 2013
Budget: $20 million
Domestic gross: $135.4 million
"You're Next": Directed by Adam Wingard and starring Sharni Vinson, "You're Next" is about a shocking home invasion that leaves most of a large family dead.
Released: Aug. 23, 2013
Budget: Reportedly less than $1 million
Domestic gross as of Sept. 15, 2013: $17.9 million
James Wan recalculates his career GPS and roars ahead
TIFF: '12 Years a Slave,' 'The Square' win top audience prizes
'Insidious: Chapter 2' is No.1 as low-budget horror rules again
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The notion that a compelling idea and a committed individual can alter the course of history is not, as some might contend, so far-fetched. Proof of this thesis is found in the career of Theodor Herzl (1860-1904), an assimilated Viennese journalist who once called for the mass conversion of Jews as a means by which to defuse antisemitism and thereby solve the "Jewish problem" in Europe.
But having painfully realized that antisemitism was an endemic and permanent phenomenon that could not be ameliorated, he "converted" to Zionism and paved the way for the creation of Israel, just 51 years after the first Zionist congress took place in Basel, Switzerland, in 1897.
This, in essence, is the theme of It Is No Dream: The Life of Theodor Herzl, a well-crafted and thorough documentary which received its Canadian première on Sept. 20 in Toronto under the auspices of Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies.
Produced by Moriah Films, the cinematic arm of the Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, directed by Richard Trank and narrated by the British actor Ben Kingsley, It Is No Dream is an instructive biopic about a man whose realization of the depths of European antisemitism led him to become the founder of modern political Zionism and the father of the state of Israel.
The film starts with a quotation about antisemitism from Herzl's path-breaking book, The Jewish State, published in 1896 to acclaim and controversy, and proceeds to the Alfred Dreyfus affair, which galvanized Herzl, the Paris correspondent of the Neue Freie Presse, an Austrian daily newspaper. It Is No Dream then segues to his birth in Budapest, his adolescence and manhood in Vienna and his championing of and involvement in Zionism.
The second child of well-off, acculturated German-speaking Jews, Herzl was secular and assimilationist, like many Jews in the 19th-century Austro-Hungarian Empire. He studied law and joined a duelling fraternity, only to resign in protest over its crass antisemitism.
Not really interested in devoting himself to law, Herzl turned to his first love, literature, and wrote plays, some of which would eventually be staged in New York City and Vienna.
Contributing observational pieces, or feuilletons, to local newspapers, Herzl was hired by the Neue Freie Presse, which was owned by a Jewish family. Impressed by his work, the editors sent him to Paris as bureau chief.
In the City of Lights, Herzl reported on the turbulent Dreyfus affair, which rocked France to its foundations. At first, he believed that Dreyfus, a Jewish French army officer, was guilty of treason. But he soon came to the conclusion that Dreyfus had been framed and was the victim of a malevolent and cynical antisemitic plot to force Jewish officers out of the armed forces.
Dreyfus' fate shocked Herzl, who could hardly come to grips with the reality that France, the nation that had emancipated Jews in the late 18th century, had embarked on an anti-Jewish crusade. But as It Is No Dream suggests, Herzl's embrace of Zionism was prompted not only by Dreyfus' tribulations, but also by the antisemitic rantings of Vienna's populist mayor, Karl Lueger.
Herzl set down his ideas in a diary and subsequently in The Jewish State. "The Jewish question still exists," he wrote. "It would be foolish to deny it." Calling for a Jewish republic in Palestine – a backwater of the Ottoman Empire – he observed, "We're strong enough to form a model Jewish state." Herzl was convinced that the Jews of Europe faced an apocalypse and had to leave the European continent.
In an era when most European Jews sought acceptance and integration, even as the fires of antisemitism raged, Herzl's prescription seemed like an utter fantasy. While the majority of Jews, particularly its communal and rabbinic leaders, belittled Herzl as a dreamer and vilified him as pernicious threat to their comfortable existence, working-class Jews, especially in eastern Europe, rallied to his cause. So did Sigmund Freud, who described him as "a fighter of the Jewish people."
Herzl embodied faith, says Shimon Peres, Israel's current president, in a succinct summation.
In an attempt to win supporters in high places, Herzl lobbied self-styled Jewish aristocrats such as Baron Maurice de Hirsch and the Rothschilds, as well as Germany's antisemitic kaiser, but he made no real headway.
Herzl devised an audacious, if ill-conceived, plan to pay off the Ottoman Empire's foreign debt in exchange for a Jewish homeland under Turkish rule. He went to Constantinople in 1896 in the hope of obtaining an audience with Sultan Abdulhamid II, but was spurned. When he finally met the sultan, five years later, the Ottoman ruler showed no interest in his proposal.
The 1897 Zionist congress in Basel, which attracted some 200 delegates from 17 countries, was a landmark in the annals of the Zionist movement. "In Basel, I founded the Jewish state," Herzl declared in a prescient proclamation. Tellingly enough, his own newspaper did not even bother covering the event. After Basel, however, Herzl no longer celebrated Christmas at home.
Herzl visited Palestine, for the first and only time, in 1898. He was appalled by the squalor and misery of Jerusalem, but came away convinced that Palestine had sufficient potential for mass Jewish settlement.
As the film points out, Herzl's decision to accept Uganda as a provisional Jewish state did not withstand scrutiny by fellow Zionists. He wrested a lukewarm letter of support from Russia's antisemitic minister of interior, but came under fire for soliciting assistance from such a reviled figure. Herzl wangled an audience with the pope in the Vatican, but it was an exercise in futility. The pontiff did not approve of Zionism and, furthermore, informed Herzl that Jewish settlers in Palestine would be targeted by Christian missionaries.
Herzl's promotion of Zionism exacted a terrible toll on his already precarious health. "The movement has made me old, tired and poor," he complained. But he continued to work tirelessly on its behalf. His sole regret was touching: "It was a mistake that I began too late."
It Is No Dream does not recoil from unpleasantries. Herzl's daughter, Pauline, was a drug addict and died of an overdose in 1930 at the age of 40. His son, Hans, a convert to Christianity, committed suicide on the day of her funeral. His youngest daughter, Trude, died in Theresienstadt, the Nazi camp.
Their tragic deaths were an implicit rebuke to Herzl. But these bitter blows have not diminished him as a visionary. As Peres observes, "He was the carrier of the [Zionist] dream."


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Dyke defends cut-throat gesture
Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has defended the cut-throat gesture he made at the World Cup draw earlier this month, insisting it was merely "a piece of humour".
Dyke caused a stir at the draw in Brazil on December 6 when he slid his index finger across his throat after England were placed in Group D alongside Italy, Uruguay and Costa Rica.
Many viewed it as a defeatist gesture from a man who admitted earlier this year that he would not expect to see England win a World Cup before 2022.
But the 66-year-old, who replaced David Bernstein as chairman of the FA in July and immediately outlined plans to set up a commission to investigate the recent failures of the national team, insists England can get out of their group next summer - and even go all the way to the final.
Asked if he regretted his actions, Dyke told Sky Sports News: "No. It was a piece of humour. That's me.
"If you want a straight-laced suit, you can have a straight-laced suit. Or you can have someone like me.
"It was an instant reaction. Interestingly, there have been a number of football fans who've come up to me and said 'you're a proper football fan because you felt like we did'.
"Basically, it's quite a difficult draw. That doesn't mean to say we're not going to get through - I think actually we will get through - but it's a tough draw and we ought to recognise that.
"If you can get out of the group, you're four games from winning - and it could happen.
"No-one is going to sit and say we're the favourites, but let's not kid ourselves, we have a chance."


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12 CFR 197.7 - Form, content, and accounting.
(a)Form and content. Any offering circular or amendment filed pursuant to this part shall:
(1) Be filed under cover of Form OC, which is under part 192 of this chapter;
(2) Comply with the requirements of Items 3 and 4 of Form OC and the requirements of all items of the form for registration ( 17 CFR part 239) that the issuer would be eligible to use were it required to register the securities under the Securities Act;
(3) Comply with all item requirements of the Form S-1 ( 17 CFR part 239) for registration under the Securities Act, if the association issuing the securities is not in compliance with the OCC's regulatory capital requirements during the time the offering is made;
(4) Where a form specifies that the information required by an item in the Commission's Regulation S-K ( 17 CFR part 229) should be furnished, include such information and all of the information required by Item 7 of Form PS, which is under part 192 of this chapter;
(5) Include after the facing page of the Form OC a cross-reference sheet listing each item requirement of the form for registration under the Securities Act and indicate for each item the applicable heading or subheading in the offering circular under which the required information is disclosed;
(6) Include in part II of the Form OC the applicable undertakings required by the form for registration under the Securities Act;
(7) If the issuer has not previously been required to file reports pursuant to section 13(a) of the Exchange Act or § 197.18 of this part, include in part II of Form OC the following undertaking: "The issuer hereby undertakes, in connection with any distribution of the offering circular, to have a preliminary or effective offering circular including the information required by this part distributed to all persons expected to be mailed confirmations of sale not less than 48 hours prior to the time such confirmations are expected to be mailed";
(8) In offerings involving the issuance of options, warrants, subscription rights or conversion rights within the meaning of § 197.1(a)(8) of this part, include in part II of Form OC an undertaking to provide a copy of the issuer's most recent audited financial statements to persons exercising such options, warrants or rights promptly upon receiving written notification of the exercise thereof;
(9) Include as supplemental information and not as part of the Form OC and only with respect to de novo offerings, a copy of the application for permission to organize as submitted to the OCC for Federally-chartered associations, or a copy of the application for insurance of accounts as submitted to the FDIC for state-chartered associations; and
(10) In addition to the information expressly required to be included by this section, there shall be added such further material information, if any, as may be necessary to make the required statements, in light of the circumstances under which they are made, not misleading.
(b)Accounting requirements. To be declared effective an offering circular or amendment shall satisfy the accounting requirements in subpart A of part 193 of this chapter.


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Sep 30, 2013
Let there be light! Well, it's easy to do: just flip a switch. But it took more than the invention of the light bulb to make that possible. It required new technology for the distribution of electricity. And that came, not so much from Thomas Edison, but from a Serbian genius named Nikola Tesla.
Hear his story plus ideas on what might be the breakthrough energy innovations of the future. Perhaps hydrogen-fueled cars, nuclear fusion electrical generators or even orbiting solar cells?
Plus, a reminder of cutting-edge technology back in Napoleon's day: lighthouses.
- W. Bernard Carlson – Professor of science, technology and society, University of Virginia, and author of Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age
- Michael Dunne – Physicist, program director for laser fusion energy, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- R. Tom Baker – Chemist, director of the Center for Catalysis Research and Innovation, University of Ottawa
- Paul Young – Radio engineer, director of Powersat Ltd.
- Theresa Levitt – Historian, University of Mississippi, and author of A Short Bright Flash: Augustin Fresnel and the Birth of the Modern Lighthouse


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Usually when guys stay away from voluntary workouts, it's because they're trying to make a statement.
In the case of Bears offensive lineman Gabe Carimi, the statement seems to be that he's putting all the pressure on himself.
Today will be the fifth of 10 voluntary OTA days for the Bears, and Carimi will have missed all five. He's working out in Arizona with former Pro Bowl lineman LeCharles Bentley, who said the chance he's taking is worth it.
"Any time a player opts to make an investment in himself that is outside the scope of what the team expects, that's a gamble," Bentley told Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. "That's sometimes a risk that players have to be willing to take. Sometimes, when guys are in a situation like Gabe, maybe the player feels comfortable betting on himself.
"Now, where it gets a little sketchy, you can't go back and be OK. You can't go back and be good. You've got to go back and be damn good. That's where the pressure falls back onto the player and, to be quite frank, that is where it belongs. Let these guys stand up and man up for themselves. These are their careers. If Gabe Carimi is going to be labeled as a bust, let this man do it on his own terms."
The Bears have tried to play nice, saying they will welcome him with open arms when he returns. But he was on the roster bubble before this, and playing keep-away is no way to endear yourself to a new coach and a General Manager who didn't pick you in the first round.
When Carimi did show up for a minicamp, he was working as a second-team right guard. He struggled at tackle last year (as did most Bears offensive linemen), and has battled knee problems.
That's not the strongest position from which to gamble, but that's the risk Carimi is taking, as he tries to prove his bust label is not an accurate one.


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You have almost certainly heard much about the planets of our Solar System, and have likely seen the beautiful pictures space probes have made of each of them from nearby. But what some people don't know is that you don't need to go to other planets to see them: they're all visible from Earth. In fact, a couple of them are just about the easiest things to find in the sky, and each of them is fun to see. So for those who are curious, but haven't seen the planets yet (or not all of them) I have written a little guide, starting with the easiest planet to see in 2013 and working my way up to the hardest. Give it a try some night, seeing another planet is not much harder than seeing the Moon once you know where (and when) to look! All you need is at least one eye and a clear sky.
(Image credit: NASA)
The Romans named Jupiter after the king of their gods, and if you've ever seen it on a dark night, it's not hard to see why. Jupiter is far brighter than any star and easily dominates the night sky if the Moon isn't out. This makes it the easiest planet to see in many years, including 2013. Jupiter is very bright due to its enormous size, which means it reflects a lot of light.
Right now, Earth is passing between Jupiter and the Sun, and this means Jupiter is at its closest to us(and therefore brightest), and that Jupiter rises right as the Sun sets and sets as the Sun rises. That makes any cloudless night these months an awesome time to look at Jupiter. In the early evening, you can see it shine brightly in the east, even from the most light-polluted cities. Around midnight, it passes very high through the south, easily the brightest "star" in the sky. Early in the morning, it sinks down into the west as the Sun rises in the east. Due to Jupiter's brightness, you probably won't need a star chart or any knowledge of the sky to find it. It's brightness makes it stand out easily: for most of the night it's the brightest object in the sky other than the Moon (which, by the way, will approach Jupiter very closely in the sky on 26 December, and even cover it seen from South-America and Africa). But in case you need more help, it's in the constellation of Taurus. It's easy to find due to a large hexagon of very bright stars in the sky, often called the Winter Hexagon. It's near the star marking its right corner, Aldebaran, but way brighter than this star:
(Image of the brightest stars of the winter sky made using SpaceEngine. Jupiter is the bright object on the right of the large hexagon. Brighter stars are larger in the picture than smaller ones. It helps to look at this picture in full view)
While Earth is passing between Jupiter and the Sun now, it will slowly move away during 2013's early months. Jupiter will stay in the same area of sky, but will set earlier every day. By March, it'll be in the south around sunset, and sink into the west during evening, setting around midnight. In May and June, Jupiter will pass on the other side of the Sun and therefore be invisible from Earth. But in July it will become visible again very early in the morning, rising about three hours before the Sun in the east. In the final months of the year, Earth will approach Jupiter again and it will rise earlier all the time, so by December 2013 it will once again be visible the whole night long.
(Image credit: NASA)
Jupiter is a beautiful sight with the naked eye, but if you have binoculars or a telescope you can see something very cool: its four largest moons! They're called Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto, and each is the size of a small planet (Ganymede is in fact larger than Mercury). The only reason we can't see them with the naked eye in the first place is that Jupiter's bright light is in the way, but with binoculars, even poor ones, you can see them separate from Jupiter. They're visible as four "stars" close to Jupiter (or three, or two, or occassionally just one; they often pass behind or before Jupiter so they're not visible), roughly on a straight line. If you look at them from day to day, you can see they're in different places each time due to their fast orbits. With good binoculars it also becomes possible to see Jupiter as more than a point of light, but actually see it as a sphere. You won't be able to see its beautiful clouds, though: you need a telescope for that.
(Image credit: NASA)
Maybe you have seen something very strange in the sky once. A mysterious light hovering above the western horizon in the evening, or maybe it was above the eastern horizon early in the morning before the Sun was up. It was obviously far too bright to be a star, but unlike a plane it didn't move at all. It just hung there silently. Was is a spaceship from another world?
Well, no. In fact, it was another world: Venus. Venus is ludicroudly bright, as much as six times brighter than Jupiter. Other than the Moon and the Sun, nothing in our skies is brighter. She gets so bright because A: she's the closest planet to Earth, B: she's covered in bright white clouds, reflecting a lot of light, and C: she's close to the Sun, so brightly lit. Venus is bright enough even to cast shadows in places that are very dark. (in any place in or near a city these very faint shadows are washed out by the light pollution though)
So if Venus is so bright, why do I consider Jupiter the easiest planet to see? Well, there's a catch: Venus is closer to the Sun than Earth, so in the sky she's always near the Sun. Jupiter can be nearly overhead in the sky in the middle of the night, but Venus is always near the Sun so it's usually day when she's in the sky. However, at dawn or dusk she is often visible and makes even Jupiter look faint then. Right now Venus rises shortly before the Sun, but she's about to pass behind it, becoming invisible to us Earthlings from mid-January on. She won't emerge on the Sun's other side until June, and then she'll be visible low in the evening sky for the rest of the year. She'll follow the setting Sun, setting one to three hours after it and gracing the western evening sky with her brightness. You really don't need a star chart to see Venus; it's a matter of looking to the west in the second half of the year about an hour after the Sun sets: Venus is unmistakable.
Much like Jupiter, Venus also has a bonus if you look at her with binoculars. They need to be binoculars on a tripod, though: holding them in your hand won't make them steady enough. But if you have binoculars on a tripod and aim them at Venus, you can probably just make out that the planet doesn't look round, but has the shape of a crescent Moon. This is because Venus is closer to the Sun than Earth, so we're looking at it more or less from behind.
I've said it before: Venus is bright. But in fact, she's so bright she's visible at day! You've probably seen the Moon at day some time, but not Venus. This is because Venus is very easy to miss. Unlike the Moon, she's just a tiny little dot of white among a sea of blue sky. But she's visible if you know where to look. October will likely be the best time to try: Venus will be at her farthest away from the Sun. To try it, find a spot where the Sun is just out of your sight: this will prevent your eyes hurting from looking roughly in its direction. So you need to be in the shadow, but left of the Sun (in the east) you need to be able to see the sky. Sitting in a place where a tree or building covers the Sun is probably the best idea.
Venus will be a bit over forty degrees to the Sun's east. To measure out these forty degrees, spread your hand out at armlength. Provided you are not very weirdly proportioned, the distance from the tip of your thumb to the tip of your pinky is roughly twenty degrees at arm's length. So you look two of these distances left of the Sun. The best times to do this would likely be 14:30 (at that time, Venus will approximately at the same height as the Sun). Most likely, however, you will see nothing there at first, just blue sky. Well, keep looking at the area, scanning it carefully with your eyes: the detail of a tiny white spot against the blue sky is too slight to be picked up by your peripheral vision, so you need to see it with the centre of your sight. Don't give up: it takes a while to find.
There's another situation when Venus is visible at day: when it passes exactly between the Sun and Earth. It's visible as a little black dot during these Venus transits. This happened in June, but unfortunately won't happen again until 2117.
(Image credit: NASA)
Just like Jupiter, Saturn is huge. But it's almost twice as far away from the Sun, so it gets less light, and is also further away from Earth. Because of this Saturn isn't as bright as Jupiter, but it's still a bright planet. It's about as bright as the brightest stars, so you'll need a little knowledge of the constellations to recognise it. Not much, though, as it's bright enough to easily stand out among all but the brightest stars. Saturn is in between the constellations Virgo and Libra at the moment, and fortunately there's only one bright star nearby:
(Image of the spring sky near Saturn made using SpaceEngine. The circled object is Saturn. Looking at the picture in full view helps)
Saturn doesn't rise until the morning right now, not long before sunrise. But in the first few months of 2013 it'll rise earlier all the time, until Earth passes between Saturn and the Sun in April, when it'll be visible all night long as it rises when the Sun sets and sets when the Sun rises. From June to September it'll set during the night, and therefore will be visible in the evening only. During October and November, Saturn will pass behind the Sun, and therefore will be invisible. In December it'll start rising before the Sun in the early morning again.
If you look at the southern sky in April or May, you will see two bright "stars" near each other, with a third one higher up in the sky. Saturn is the brightest of these three, at the lower left of the triangle they form. It's also the only one that's yellow-whitish; Spica (the star near Saturn) is a little bluish, while Arcturus (the star above Saturn and Spica) is a bit reddish. There are likely other stars visible as well, but none of them are as bright as Saturn.
With a binocular on a tripod, Saturn's beautiful rings can just be seen. To see them clearly separate from the planet you need a telescope, but in binoculars the planet looks oddly elongated, a bit egg-like due to the rings. Saturn also has one big moon, Titan, which is just in the range of binoculars. It's very big, bigger than Mercury, but Saturn's distance to the Sun makes it a lot harder to see than Jupiter's big moons. A faint star nearby Saturn is likely to be Titan, particularly one that moves from day to day.
(Image credit: NASA)
After Venus, Mars is the closest planet to Earth. This is both a blessing and a curse for seeing it: when Earth passes between Mars and the Sun, the planets get very close and Mars becomes brighter than any star, sometimes even brighter than Jupiter. It's a fiercely bright red thing in the sky at these times. But Mars' proximity also means it moves very fast compared to Earth, and that at its furthest, it's as much as five times farther away than its closest. It's very faint by comparison during these times, and this is one problem.
The other problem is this: Mars orbits the Sun once every 687 days*, while Jupiter takes twelve years over an orbit. This means that if Mars and Jupiter were both behind the Sun seen from Earth (and thus invisible), we need to wait only half a year for the Earth to pass between Jupiter and the Sun: Jupiter moves little in that time. Mars, on the other hand, will be long gone after half a year, and has completed a good part of its orbit by then, so while it's not precisely on the opposite side of the Sun any more it's still quite far away and it'll be another half year before Earth gets close to it.
This means there are great Mars years, when the planets are close to each other all year long and Mars is really bright. It also means there are awful Mars years, when Mars is in hiding behind the Sun most of the year. 2013 is one of these awful years, and this is why I've listed it behind Saturn (in a good year I might have listed it as the easiest to see planet). In January 2013, Mars sets less than two hours after the Sun. After this, it'll pass behind the Sun for most of the year, and won't be visible again until August, when it'll start rising before the Sun in the early mornings (along with Jupiter, but Jupiter will be as fiercely bright as always while Mars will look like an average star). It'll slowly rise earlier and become brighter, but even in December it still doesn't rise until 1:00 and is no brighter than Saturn.
Mars' rapid movement also makes it hard to give a star chart for its location, as it moves constellations about once every two months, and is constantly on the move within those constellations. So instead of making a dozen star charts, I will tell you in which constellations it is in each month. Then you can look that constellation up on Wikipedia for its star chart; the bright star that's not on it will be Mars. In December 2012 and January 2013, it's in Capricorn, low in the southwest in the evening. In July, it reappears in the northeastern morning sky in Taurus. In August it'll be in Gemini, and in September in Cancer. It will spend October and November in Leo, and end the year in Virgo.
(Image credit: NASA)
Mercury is the smallest planet, but it's also closest to the Sun and therefore very brightly lit. This makes it quite bright despite its size: under favourable conditions it's brighter than any star, though not as bright as Jupiter. There's one problem, however: it's closer to the Sun than even Venus. While Venus gets a decent distance away from the Sun, Mercury is always sticking very close to it and never visible out of twilight. Even when it's visible in twilight, it'll be low above the still-lit horizon the Sun just set under/is about to rise above. This makes it far more difficult to see than the previous planets. In fact, I have never seen it myself.
When Mercury gets far enough from the Sun to be visible in twilight, it's only for a few weeks at most: the planet orbits in only 88 days, so it moves fast. It's visible in the early mornings right now, but only until 20 December. It's pretty close to the far brighter Venus, actually. After 20 December, it'll pass behind the Sun, but it'll be visible in the evening, just after sunset, from 8 to 26 February. Then it'll pass between Earth and the Sun, but when it reaches the other side of the Sun it'll never come high enough to be visible. But half an orbit later it'll reemerge in the evening sky from 19 May to 22 June, getting quite close to Venus once again in June. It passes before the Sun, and shows up in the mornings again from 24 July to 16 August. When it reaches the other side of its orbit it'll once again never get high enough to see, and its final visibility of the year will be from 7 November to 7 December.
I've established how hard Mercury is to see, but there are things that make it easier: Venus or the Moon being close by is the main one, since they are bright enough to be seen easily in twilight. The Moon (a crescent) will be close to Mercury on 11 February, 10 and 11 July, 5 August, and 1 December. From 24 to 27 May it'll be close to Venus and Jupiter. It'll also pass near Saturn on 26 November, but since Saturn is fainter than Mercury this is unlikely to help much. A star chart wouldn't be of much help either, as the Sun's glow near the horizon washes out the stars.
(Image credit: NASA)
Uranus is only half as big as Saturn, and twice as far away from both Earth and the Sun's light. Due to this, it's far dimmer, so dim in fact it wasn't discovered until 1781. Uranus is just bright enough to be seen with the naked eye outside of cities, but this is hard to do. With binoculars or a telescope it's visible quite easily, with just one problem: how do you distinguish it from thousands of dim stars?
Well, with a map of course. I've found it myself using a map like the one linked below: it's a tiny blue light in a telescope, which becomes a minuscule little blue sphere at high magnification. Right now Uranus is in Pisces, where it'll be visible in the evenings during the first months of the year, behind the Sun in April and May, visible in the morning from June to September, and visible all night long as the Earth passes between it and the Sun in October and November. It's a difficult planet to find, but very cool to have seen.
The chart is located here: http://dcford.org.uk/findercharts.php?obj=uranus&year=2013. It's no mistake that Uranus doubles back on its path in August: this is a perspective effect caused by Earth overtaking it.
(Image credit: NASA)
Neptune is even farther away than Uranus, and so even dimmer. It's theoretically visible to the naked eye under absolutely ideal conditions (very, very far away from any lights (We're talking Antarctica here), an incredibly clear sky, preferably on a mountain top or in space, when the Sun is very far beneath the horizon and Neptune high in the sky, there's no Moon, no Venus, and you've got very good eyes. Then you might just be able to glimpse a hint of it), but I don't think anyone has ever actually seen it with the naked eye. It's still visible through binoculars and telescopes though (though I have never seen it myself). You'll need a map of the area of Aquarius where it can be found (best in August, when Earth passes between Neptune and the Sun). This map is fortunately supplied by the same site that gave us the one for Uranus: http://dcford.org.uk/findercharts.php?obj=neptune&year=2013
*=Coincidentally** exactly as long as an elephant pregnancy.
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Survivor Eugene Black and his daughter Lilian to seek out his records, a close collaboration has developed between the Holocaust Survivors' Friendship Association (HSFA). As a result of a visit carried out some years ago by Holocaust in Leeds and the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen, Germany. "Thanks...learn more
Dr. Beate Welter, director of the Memorial SS-Sonderlager/KZ Hinzert, came to Bad Arolsen in late October 2012 to discuss a project about the so-called "Eindeutschungs-Polen" (Germanization of Polish labourers) that the memorial is carrying out in cooperation with the International Tracing Service (ITS)....learn more
In a touching manner, Inge Geiler read to some 50 listeners at the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen from her book "A shadow of our days - The history of the Family Grünbaum." During renovation work in her home, the author had found a bundle of papers in a wall panel behind the radiator of...learn more
The recent book published by University of Rome professors Umberto Gentiloni und Stefano Palermo, "16 October 1943. Li hanno portati via", details the deportation of Jewish children from Rome and was introduced at a memorial service commemorating the 69th anniversary of the beginning of the deportations of Rome´s Jews.learn more
24 archivists from Thuringia's Main State Archives took advantage of a one-day excursion to Bad Arolsen to obtain information on the documentation kept at the archives of the International Tracing Service (ITS). They were interested in the records' preservation, digitisation and description as well as in their use for...learn more
Mirja Keller of the University of Frankfurt/Main brought two themes to the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen for research: Jewish self-help and the fate of the prisoners from the former police prison Klapperfeld in Frankfurt/Main, during the Nazi era. "Thanks to the digitization, the archives of the...learn more
On 8 September 2012, staff of the International Tracing Service (ITS) could return the personal belongings of former prisoners from the concentration camp Neuengamme to eleven Dutch families at the Amersfoort Memorial. "It's a pity I do not remember my father", said Wilhelmina van Beek-Dijkhuizen who received letters...learn more
About 140 guests attended a memory event held at the Volkmarsen "Nordhessen" hall on 9 September 2012 to mark the 70th anniversary of the third deportation of Jews from the Kassel district. "There are no words to express the suffering the people went through, but we can pay our respect to the victims", stated Ernst...learn more
Early in September 2012, six pupils of the Münster Annette-von-Droste-Hülshoff College came to the International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen to investigate the subject "Individuals and Individual Rights in the Lublin Area". They cast light on diverse aspects of the Germanization and Aryanization, the...learn more
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Depends. It's in the same vein as Devil May Cry, what with the whole "being ridiculous just for the sake of being ridiculous" concept.SenorGimp wrote:Rings, you seem to be pretty caught up in this game, so, stupid question:
Any good?
However, I thoroughly enjoy Bayonetta over DMC. It's just complex enough that you can finish the game if you know enough, but has loads more in store for those who really know what they're doing.
Unlimited continues (though dying hurts your overall rank for the chapter), fairly easy basic concepts, and a storyline that probably won't make a lot of sense but is in line with the absurdity of it all makes it a keeper IMO. However, if the silliness turns you off, you may want to stay the hell away from this.
I can only speak for the PS3 version, but there is a demo of it available on PSN, so you can give it a try. Xbox360 has better graphics and loading times, though there are rumors that a patch is in the works for the PS3 so that the game will utilize the hard drive.


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Serotta, the custom bicycle manufacturer, will close its local factory this month, but "our intention is to continue operations in Saratoga once a restructuring of the business is complete," Divine Cycling Group founder and manager Dan Devine told the Times Union on Thursday.
Divine Cycling Group acquired Serotta in February.
Serotta, founded in 1972 as the Great American Bicycle Co. by Ben Serotta, specializes in custom carbon and titanium bicycles. The bicycles can cost $7,000 or more.
Serotta laid off 40 percent of its workers and closed its plant in Poway, Calif., Divine Cycling CEO Bill Watkins told Bicycle Retailer and Industry News.
The remaining orders will be filled in the next two weeks in Saratoga Springs and the shop will then close, Watkins told the publication.
The emailed statement from Devine seemed to point to a temporary closing. The details of the restructuring have not been finalized.
Dennis Brobston, president of the Saratoga Economic Development Corp., has worked with Serotta for more than 10 years. Brobston said he believed the local factory had about 18 workers. He said he was aware Serotta was struggling, but had not known the extent of the economic issues.
The Serotta website, http://www.serotta.com, cited outsourcing of manufacturing to Asia as a major obstacle for American-made bicycles. But, "Serotta's DNA – its commitment to high quality, complete control and its American roots — left us no Asian option. We had to keep manufacturing our own bikes here, using parts we design and build ourselves."
Serotta officials in Saratoga Springs could not be reached for comment.


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Author Notes: I had a somewhat interesting story for how I came up with this recipe, but I keep going to the fridge and sticking a fresh spoon into this now cold, smoky, spicy corn pudding and taking a bite. Then, tossing the spoon into the sink to prevent a second bite. I'm hedging because I don't want to admittedly portion a piece out, heat it up and eat it (after the three helpings I had last night), but I seriously can't help myself. It is that tasty…even cold and semi-solid in the fridge.
Growing up in Florida (yes, it's still the South!), I developed such a weakness for southern food, and corn pudding, itself, is classic, southern comfort food at its best.
There are tons of variations and no real right way to make corn pudding, but I prefer this method because it stays creamy, sweet, with a caramelized top, and it still cuts easily without being bread-like. The combo of mustard seeds and curry leaves marries incredibly well with the spiciness from the peppers, the sweet tang of the sundried tomatoes, and the deep, lovely smokiness from the mozzarella. I wanted smokiness without bacon-y flavor (for once), and the result here is divine. I'm likely making this for Thanksgiving this year, which is always a cultural trip! Enjoy!
Makes: 1 2-quart baking dish
4 to 6 medium ears of corn (you want 3 ½ cups of the kernels), husks and silk removed
olive oil
salt & pepper
1 tbsp canola or vegetable oil
2 tbsps butter
1 ½ tbsps brown mustard seeds
10 curry leaves
2 shallots, finely chopped
1 red cherry, fresno or jalapeno pepper, minced (seeded and ribbed only if you can't take the heat!)
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 tbsp finely chopped sundried tomatoes (either packed in oil or rehydrated)
¼ cup all-purpose flour
3 eggs
2 cups heavy cream
a couple dashes of Tabasco
1 ¼ tsp salt
½ tsp black pepper
1 ¼ cups grated smoked mozzarella
¼ cup sliced green onions, dark and light green parts only
- The first step of this dish is roasting or grilling the corn. Brush the corn with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Place cobs on a hot grill or a grill pan and cook for 20 minutes, rotating every few minutes to cook all sides. If you don't have a grill, you can place the seasoned corn on a baking sheet under the broiler for the same amount of time (still rotating). Let cool slightly, cut the kernels from the cobs, and reserve kernels in a separate bowl.
- Preheat the oven to 350 F.
- In a medium skillet, heat oil and butter on medium-high heat. Once foam subsides, add mustard seeds and curry leaves. Once the seeds start to sputter and pop, lower the heat to medium-low and add shallots, peppers and a pinch of salt. Cook for a few minutes until shallots are translucent. Add garlic and cook 30 seconds until fragrant. Add sundried tomatoes, corn kernels, and flour and stir to coat. Cook for another 30 seconds, stirring. Remove from heat and transfer to a large bowl.
- In a separate bowl, beat together eggs, cream, Tabasco, salt, and pepper. Add this along with the grated smoked mozzarella and the green onions to the corn mixture and combine thoroughly. Transfer to a greased 2-quart baking dish and bake for 50 minutes or until an inserted knife comes out clean.
- Let cool slightly before serving.
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The Escuela community will once again celebrate Earth Day on Friday, April 22. This Family Day at Escuela is a time to come together in celebration and appreciation of our home planet. Every year, parents and friends are asked to join their children for this wonderful event, starting at 8:45, ending at 1 p.m. when the school closes.
We start the day with a parade through the school's neighborhood: Musicians, student-made giant puppets, wagons decorated by kids and their families, our local police --- the whole community participates in a joyful walk celebrating Earth Day.
For nearly one-quarter of a century, Escuela del Sol has made Earth Day one of the highlight events of the school year. Earth Day symbolizes so much of what is at the core of Escuela's educational philosophy: the view of life as an inter-connected web encompassing all creatures and all forms of life in our big, amazing, wonderful universe.
Every year students choose a variety of activities and goals, from raising funds for rain forest preservation to working on local watershed reclamation projects. Learning about sustainability, water conservation, and various alternative energy sources is at the heart of our annual event.
In 2013 we were fortunate to have The City of Albuquerque participating through the Keep Albuquerque Beautiful campaign (KAB). KAB donated two trees to plant on the school's property. Board member Ann Edenfield headed up the project, her son and alumni of the school, Curtis Edenfield, came to help as did members of the Mayor's staff. We are grateful to our City for the help and participation!
Earth Day is one of Escuela's unique traditions - an event that current families look forward to and former students remember with great affection. We encourage all families join us for this celebration of the Earth and our community!
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Have you been out of the loop with the whole Chris Brown/Drake fight? If you have, click below for the full recap of what happened.
We've been trying to update you with every bit of information regarding the Chris Brown/Drake Incident that happened at Club W.I.P in NYC. This is what we've reported so far (I'm going to try and break this down in the most organized way I can);
First, we reported that Chris Brown threw some shade on twitter at Meek and Drake and posted a photo he of his busted chin. Then, we posted photos of the club scene, Meek's tweets about the situation, as well as a Club Promoter/witness's tweets of what happened. After that, we posted a video of Drake leaving his hotel before he went to the club. Next, we posted photos of Chris Brown and Drake moments before and after the brawl. And then, we reported that Chris Brown's bodyguard had been injured, and we posted photos of him from the hospital. We then posted an audio account from a trusted eye-witness, and then posted new information that Chris Brown tweeted about the fight. After that, we reported that an innocent bystander got hit in the head and injured by a flying bottle. We also posted a video of Meek Mill, Drake and Chris Brown leaving the club after the altercation.
Since then, we've reported that Chris Brown has been talking to the cops and got his lawyer to approach Drake about the situation. We've also reported that NBA star Tony Parker got injured from the brawl, and that Chris Brown's bodyguard actually got hit by friendly fire that night.
So now, we're learning that Chris Brown's boy was sending Drake death threats before the altercation. We've also recently learned that Chris Brown sent Drake a bottle of Cognac as a peace offering, and then Drake reportedly sent Chris a note back saying "I'm f*cking the love of your life!" Let's see what else we find out about the case, hopefully there will be a clean resolution to this messy incident!


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Formula One teams are facing a hike in entry fees for the 2013 world championship under new regulations from the FIA.
The FIA has confirmed in the 2013 Sporting Regulations that teams will be required to pay a basic entry fee of $500,000 (€390,000), which is up from €307,000 the previous season. However, it's an additional price per point which must be paid which results in a large increase, with Red Bull set to pay over $3million.
Appendix 7 of the 2013 Sporting Regulations reads:
'i) The winner of the 2012 World Championship for Constructors will be required to pay a basic fee of US$500,000 plus US$6000 for each point gained in the 2012 World Championship for Constructors.
'ii) Every other competitor will be required to pay a basic fee of US$500,000 plus US$5000 for each point that competitor gained in the 2012 World Championship for Constructors.
'In both cases the basic fee is due at the time of the application and the remainder by 30 November of the year prior to the year to which this application relates.'
Based on the current championship standings, Red Bull would have to pay $2,942,000 if it won the championship but wasn't to score another point this season, while second-placed Ferrari would pay $2,080,000 if the season were to end now.


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