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JBoss.org @ FOSDEM 2012Posted by koen.aers Feb 7, 2012
Even though I almost live around the corner from Brussels, this year was the first time I went to the FOSDEM conference. I have to say that it was an impressive experience. Two days packed with hundreds of interesting talks about all things open source and thousands of attendees make this conference without doubt to an extremely interesting event. Add to this that it completely free and organized by a crew of motivated volunteers and you'll understand that it is truly exceptional.
Red Hat and JBoss had quite a good presence at the conference with more than 30(!) talks. In particular there was the JBoss.org devroom organized by Frédéric Hornain. The room had capacity of about 70 people and it was quite crowded at times.
Marek Goldman had the honour of kicking off the devroom with his talk about Boxgrinder. After that Geoffrey Desmet awed his audience talking about Drools Planner. Unfortunately the Openshift talk had to be canceled as the presenter didn't make it to the conference. Carlo de Wolf's talk about building AS7 for Fedora had without doubt some of the most passionate discussions. After Carlo, it was my turn to take the stage for my talk about JBoss Forge and Arquillian. Manik Surtani was up after me presenting on Infinispan. Right before Marco Rietveld and Geoffrey Desmet ended the day with a talk about Guvnor and jBPM, Heiko Rupp had a presentation on the RHQ project. All in all I thought this devroom was a big success and should if possible be repeated next year.
In my presentation I have explained how JBoss Forge and Arquillian are invaluable tools to help build Java EE 6 applications. I also have used the work of Adam Warski to show how easily a simple Forge plugin can be created for the Envers framework. The presentation consisted of three long demo parts with live coding and a slideshow that tied it all together. Unfortunately I forgot to hit the record button so I have no screencast available of the talk at this moment. As a console prize, you can take a look at the slides below though.

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Remember when MTV used to be about music? Even though they do not like music videos anymore, they do like horror! To further prove their love, the network has announced their plans for "The Truth Below", a feature length film starring Reid Ewing. Little is known about the film so far aside from it being a survival horror film centered on a group of teens trapped in an avalanche.
Always willing to mine the depths of any culture to make a bad movie, the Syfy Channel has now set its sights on The Mongolian Death Worm for their next creature feature. Starring Sean Patrick Flannery, the film surely spells the downfall of the former Boondock Saint's career!
Kevin Pollack has a knack for impersonations and comedy, but can he pull off horror? We'll find out soon as his new web series "Vamped Out" debuts on mtvsyfymongolian death wormthe truth belowreid ewingsean patrick flannerybabelgumkevin pollackvamped out


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Google Marks 115th Birthday of Legendary Research Chemist Percy Julian '20
April 11, 2014
Today's "Google Doodle" -- the cartoon atop the main search page of Google.com -- is a sketch of Percy L. Julian, groundbreaking research chemist and 1920 graduate of DePauw University. Dr. Julian was born April 11, 1899 in Montgomery, Alabama, and today would have been his 115th birthday.
Graduated from DePauw with Phi Beta Kappa and valedictory honors in 1920, Percy Julian earned a master's degree at Harvard and the Ph.D. at the University of Vienna. In 1933 Julian accepted an appointment at DePauw as a research fellow at Minshall Laboratory, where he directed research projects for senior chemistry majors. His work brought about development of a low cost method of producing cortisone, as well as a synthethic drug for the treatment of glaucoma, and a fire-fighting foam that saved thousands of lives during World War II. The founder of research laboratories in the United States, Mexico, and Guatemala, Julian was a member of DePauw's Board of Trustees and was the first recipient of the University's McNaughton Medal for meritorious public service. He also received an honorary degree from his alma mater in 1947. He died on April 19, 1975 in Waukegan, Illinois.n [Download Video: "Percy Julian Receives McNaughton Medal" - 2914kb]
The University's Percy Lavon Julian Science and Mathematics Center stands as a tribute to the great chemist.
Elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1973, Percy Lavon Julian received19 honorary doctorates and in 1990 was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame. In 1993, the U.S. Postal Service issued a stamp in Dr. Julian's honor.
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Drug Interactions between amoxicillin and dofetilide
This report displays the potential drug interactions for the following 2 drugs:
- amoxicillin
- dofetilide
Interactions between your drugs
No interactions were found between amoxicillin and dofetilide. This does not necessarily mean no interactions exist. Always consult your healthcare provider.
A total of 32 drugs are known to interact with amoxicillin.
- Amoxicillin is in the drug class aminopenicillins.
Amoxicillin is used to treat the following conditions:
- Actinomycosis
- Anthrax Prophylaxis
- Bacterial Endocarditis Prevention
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- Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
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A total of 364 drugs are known to interact with dofetilide.
- Dofetilide is in the drug class group III antiarrhythmics.
- Dofetilide is used to treat Arrhythmia.
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Tim Low is a VP of at Daptiv. In his career, Tim has been a Chief, a Scrummie, and a Waterfall, and has many dealings with the PMBOKs.
In a world where the innovative use of technology offers increasingly important competitive advantages, the ability to develop new applications that meet business needs quickly and well is imperative. In the new jungle that is the world of application development, many dangers and many opportunities lurk. This jungle consists of several tribes that are uncomfortable allies, some acting as "frenemies", and some who will only get along if coerced.
The increasing use of flexible, iterative, and agile methodologies, rather than the traditional waterfall methodologies, is creating a new set of challenges. For business and technology product companies to master this brave new world, they must take advantage of the inherent promise of faster-to-market and better quality software that is now available.
Meet the Tribes
While the inhabitants of the business jungle are well known, the application development tribes have existed mostly hidden from the rest of the world for quite some time. Having only limited contact with the outside world, some are still mostly untamed. The first tribe you may encounter is actually the one that intermixes most freely with the rest of the world -- the "Chiefs". The Chiefs are powerful and demanding. They know what they want and they always want it at a certain time -- yesterday. Chiefs are increasingly powerful, and have begun to take more interest in the some of the other tribes because those tribes have the potential to do their bidding.
"Waterfalls" are an ancient tribe. They have lived their lives and practiced their black art of application development largely unchanged for a long, long time. They historically have interacted with the chiefs only to listen to their demands and desires, and to receive a large stack of information from them. This communication however, usually occurs only at the beginning of the process, and the waterfalls will only emerge from the jungle when they've finished their work and are ready to share the results of their labor with the Chiefs. In the beginning this worked. The Chiefs were careful and articulate and provided great detail to the Waterfalls at the start so that the Waterfalls could retreat and do their work undisturbed. But recently tension has grown between the Chiefs and the Waterfalls. The world has sped up, and the work that the Waterfalls now deliver to the Chiefs is often not what the Chiefs want (sometimes, the Chiefs have changed their minds while the Waterfalls were away working, so technically, the Waterfalls delivered what the Chiefs wanted in the recent past, not what they want now -- the difference between the two is often significant). A storm is brewing in the application development jungle.
A distantly related tribe, the PMBOKs, has recently begun to encroach upon those hard at work deep in the jungle. The PMBOKs are renowned for being methodical. They have proven adept and able at delivering large projects for the Chiefs, not just in application development, but also in other areas of the business. The PMBOKs will sometimes take to spying on the Waterfalls to monitor their work and to remind them of the commitments they made to the Chiefs. For obvious reasons, this is an uneasy relationship, and the PMBOKs are often resented by the other tribes for their meddling. Nevertheless, The Chiefs find the PMBOKs invaluable to their mission because of their ability to monitor the other tribes and keep them aware of problems and situations that the tribes don't want to discuss with the Chiefs until it's too late.
A tribe with growing influence in the business jungle is the Scrummies. However, their influence is rarely understood by the Chiefs, the PMBOKs, or the Waterfalls. The Scrummies are so different, and so removed from the rest of the tribes in the jungle that they are confined to an island -- Scrum Island, just barely visible to the mainland jungle on the clearest of days. The goings-on on Scrum Island are as mysterious to the other tribes as the formula for turning lead into gold, and there are many myths and legends about the Scrummies that are intriguing, yet unconfirmed. The reason the Scrummies are so important in the new application development jungle is that they are gaining a reputation as the wizards of application development. In many ways they are eclipsing the previously dominant position and reputation of the Waterfalls who for many years have held sway with the Chiefs.
Why the Scrummies are Ascendant
The mysterious Scrummies would not be gaining influence with the Chiefs if they hadn't proven themselves very valuable. In fact, the Chiefs have tired of the Waterfalls' archaic style of work, particularly their habit of going away for long periods of time. The Scrummies have gained favor for one simple reason: they are fast.
The art practiced by the Scrummies has given the Chiefs better products, faster than the Waterfalls' old way. However, this has come at a cost...
The Uneasy Alliance of Chiefs and Scrummies
Chiefs want what they want, fast, and Scrummies have proven themselves able to deliver faster than the Waterfalls. Whereas the Waterfalls would go away and stay silent for long periods of time, the Scrummies come back to the Chiefs with small pieces of what they want—never the whole thing at one time. So although the Chiefs grew tired of waiting for the Waterfalls, they now are becoming annoyed with the Scrummies for delivering what they want piecemeal. Although they appreciate the fact that they don't have to wait long, they often have to wait anyway before the pieces add up to something they really can use.
The rituals and practices of the Scrummies are not well understood by the Chiefs, and their isolated location and disjointed way of work are becoming as unacceptable to the Chiefs as the Waterfalls' silence and slow-moving pace.
PMBOKs as Overseers and Bridge Builders
Increasingly the Chiefs are commanding the PMBOKs to intercede on their behalf. They need someone to monitor the Scrummies' output and also to think about how it fits the needs that the Chiefs really have. Although they value the speed of the Scrummies, certain chiefs are now becoming nostalgic for their old allies, the Waterfalls. "At least when we got what we got from the Waterfalls, it was complete" say some of the Chiefs.
The Chiefs have decided that the PMBOKs have special skills and traditions that might actually help them get the things they had liked from the Waterfalls, but in a much shorter period of time from the Scrummies.
The challenge for the PMBOKs is complex. The PMBOKs, as introduced earlier, are sort of like spies (at least in the eyes of the Scrummies). The PMBOKs' longevity in the jungle is due to their careful and methodical nature, which is often very much at odds with the carefree and collaborative Scrummies. It's not that the Scrummies aren't doing large amounts of work, it's just that they rarely take the time to let the Chiefs know what they're working on. They always deliver something to the Chiefs—sometimes even before the Chiefs expect it—but more often than not, the Chiefs would've been happy to wait just a little bit longer if they could get even two or three of those things at the same time. The PMBOKs are starting to bridge this divide by partaking in the Scrummies' unusual rituals and speaking their language. The PMBOKs are in a unique position to report back to the Chiefs and help them understand what might be coming from the Scrummies in the near future.
Getting Off the Island
As we now know, one of the reasons the Scrummies have remained mysterious and misunderstood is that they live on an island, and rarely escape to the mainland jungle where the other tribes frequently interact.
The Scrummies stay on the island for a number of reasons. First, they like their island. They are comfortable speaking their language and interacting with others that understand their ways. Second, the waterway between the mainland and the island is populated with unpleasant and potentially dangerous obstacles such as "Pirates of Installed Software," "The 'Sticky' (note) Monsters," "Whirpools of Multiple Systems," and the "Bermuda Triangle of Spreadsheets." It should be noted however, that the Scrummies are much more likely to leave the island and engage with the other tribes in the application development jungle if they are encouraged by the PMBOKs.
Does Your Organization Need an Escape from Scrum Island?
You may have recognized certain tribal tensions in this story, as they may exist in a similar fashion in your organization. Scrum is an increasingly popular methodology for software development because it reduces project risk by providing immediate feedback on project successes or roadblocks, and organizations developing internal applications and software firms both use it. New solutions on the market help IT organizations and product teams navigate the untamed jungle of application development by providing tools for the Scrummies and PMBOKs along with special features specifically designed to keep the Chiefs happy so that they have insight into how developers' Scrum projects are mapping to the overall goals of the business.


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In the midst of instant messaging, one click communication, and email it may seem a trifle archaeic to bring up the topic of letterwriting. However, even in today's fast-paced world there will be occasions when a typed business letter is necessary. Occasions such as replies to government agency letters you have received, letters of complaint regarding a product or service you are displeased with, cover letters for resumes, letters to debt collectors, banks, and credit agencies to name a few.
In many cases a letter is the only representation of you that a business or agency will have and a well-written letter insures that your letter will be taken into consideration.
Often these types of letters must contain information that is organized and presented in a logical and cohesive manner. In stressful situations it is often difficult to focus on creating a clear and concise representation of your cause.
While I am not an attorney and do not provide legal advice at all I can help you to craft a letter that will simply and logically state the facts and opinions that you wish to express.
Personal correspondence is usually an enjoyable experience: letters to grandchildren, notes of thanks or congratulations to friends and family but there will be those times when a note or letter of sympathy is necessary. Many people forgo writing those notes or letters because they are at a loss for something to say, or they fear saying the wrong thing and causing more sorrow.
What we have to keep in mind is those note and letters of condolence, written sincerely, are very often a source of comfort and strength to the recipient, a reminder that even in a time of grief there are those who care for them.
While sympathy cards are an option, nothing takes the place of a thoughtful, caring, hand written note or letter.
For your business and personal correspondence I will take a few moments to chat with you about your thoughts on the subject of your letter or note and while I will consult with you and work with you on a first draft of your correspondence my goal is to ensure that the note or letter is an expression of your voice, your style, and your feelings.
Seeking assistance in the above matters is not to be confused with insincerity or deceit. Instead it shows an honest effort to make the best presentation of yourself to others and in the case of condolences it shows kindness and concern for one who is grieving.
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Angry Julie
G is for knowing that everyone there "gets" me. Gets what I do. Gets why I do it. Ugh-it's hard to put into words the sense of belonging that permeates Blissdom. My friend Carmen says it eloquently in her post titled "Why I Go to Blog Conferences". Read it. Then you will understand me.
Angry Julie
H is for hugs. It's a women's conference. There were lots o' hugs.
I is for the information I received. A ton.
J is for Jennifer, who was my roommate for the second year in a row. Jennifer and I had never met "in person" before last year, but we both started blogging and commenting on each other's blogs right around the same time. So when we met for the first time? It was like we had already known each other. This friendship, for me, is the best part of Blissdom.
Angry Julie
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L is for listening. Listening to others' words of wisdom and advice. Listening to my own heart.
M is for the one, the only, Mrs. Flinger!!! We bonded instantly over our mutual admiration for Amanda and our love of photobombing.
O is for Opryland. Gorgeous. (Aside from the recyled air giving me boogers, that is.)
S is for speaking. I did it! Looking over the #blissdom #legal twitter feed, Charlene, Sara and I successfully managed to get a lot of useful information out there.


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What do you get when you take a blow up pool, some super dope dance skills, an outrageous front yard gathering, an underground dance party, a larger than life duck, and a fresh take on dubstep and soul? Well this is WatchTheDuck's latest venture, a video for their newest single titled "Poppin Off."
WatchTheDuck are pioneers of a sound some are calling "soul step." The track and video combine elements of their musical roots, including the sounds of soul, dance, trap, rap, hip-hop, and dubstep, for something entirely original and unique. WKTU put it this way, "If Jimi Hendrix and Skrillex had a musical baby, 'Poppin Off' would be their bass heavy, soulful child." It's a whole lot of funky fresh sounds and a refreshing landscape welcoming a diverse audience.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2P_P7KLyo8E&feature=player_embedded
Hailing from Alabama and currently residing in Atlanta, the group's members include Eddie Smith III, Jesse Rankins and Jonathan Wells and a duck? Yes you read that right. The fourth member of the group is a duck. Well not an actual duck, but a group mascot. Their mantra surrounds the concept of a duck and the meaning behind the group name, Eddie states "Everybody sees the duck traveling smoothly on top of the water," but nobody sees it kicking hard as hell under it, struggling to stay afloat. We would always say 'WatchTheDuck' whenever we were in certain industry scenarios, when everyone's your friend and is trying to be of importance. We say it to each other to kind of lighten each other's mood." The video has already had the eyes of 500,000 people just by word of mouth. The video also includes their extended family, the Dragon House Crew. (The guys in the video putting on those killer robotic dance moves) Eddie remarks, "They make music visible, they make you see what we're playing. We're all about making it visible, which is why we're not just on stage DJing to tracks. We're literally reworking and replaying everything live." For WatchTheDuck musical freedom means making great music they love where they can pour their hearts and soul into a beat. They are currently in the studio working on a forthcoming EP and are ready to bring their underground vibe to the masses. In the meantime head on over to their Soundcloud for the "Rub-a-Dub" mixtape to satisfy your ears.


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our weekend
My mom's birthday was today and we celebrated with a small party, just my parents, my sister (& new baby) and us. I didn't have time to plan a real party so I just put something together from what I had at home. Some paper fans, wrapping paper to cover the table, white chocolate popcorn, fresh fruit and pastry squares stuffed with salmon, spinach and ricotta cheese. Even though I didn't do much planning, we all had a great time together talking and laughing. Sadly though, we were so busy and I didn't get many things on my to-do list done.
I need a weekend from the weekend.
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This looks so nice! I like how you decorated everything!ReplyDelete
That sounds and looks so wonderful. Time with family is priceless :)ReplyDelete
Love the fans--maybe I will just make some and keep them all up all year round :)ReplyDelete
Beautifully done! One question though, are they chocolate dipped crisps?!ReplyDelete
What a sweet, natural party! And those potato chips looks incredible - I need to do that!ReplyDelete
This looks amazing! The cake looks delicious xReplyDelete
Wow, this party looks so well curated and flawless. These treats gave me inspiration for the party I am having this weekend. Chocolate-dipped chips is such a brilliant idea.ReplyDelete
I hope your to-do list is conquered soon!
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I feel the same way, busy weekends always leave me needing a few more days. Such a cute job "throwing" together a party!ReplyDelete
Wow, inspiring! And cute popcorns, aha :)ReplyDelete
Love chocolate covered chips!!ReplyDelete
Looks like a lovely party!
Oooh! How do you make white chocolate popcorn?ReplyDelete
So cute!! Love love love.ReplyDelete
all look great and those popcorn are super cute!ReplyDelete
I think it is beyond amazing that you whipped this up. It looks so pretty but I'm kinda fixated on those chocolate covered potato chips. Yum!ReplyDelete
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In today's episode, we learn about Biblical Form Criticism—what does scripture have in common with knock-knock jokes and superheroes anyway? We answer a question from the Human Bible Hotline about the Epic of Gilgamesh and whether or not the Bible took some serious notes from it.
We also take a look at yet another failed prophecy in Ezekiel, wonder if Yahweh was a volcano god, and read some verses in the Bible that many people would probably like to pretend aren't there.


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Tele News, Telly Hughes & Cory Provus
There will be two new faces/voices covering the Brewers in 2009. Telly Hughes replaces Trenni Kusnierek, now with MLB Network, as sideline reporter and Cory Provus replaces Jim Powell, now with the Braves, on Brewers Radio.
Telly Hughes has made a few cameos on Brewers TV in the past as studio host. Now, he gets the chance to cover the Brewers and Bucks exclusively as he joins us full-time in Milwaukee. Telly is a baseball guy. He played the game and he knows the game well. He'll be a nice addition to our TV crew and we're glad to have him.
Cory Provus is a good friend. I'm looking forward to having him in the Brewers family. Having just gone through hiring process two years ago, I know the "beat down" they put you through to land one of the greatest jobs
in broadcasting. You have to impress the Brewers and their army of interrogators, the station (WTMJ), a panel of select sponsors and season ticket holders and the ultimate "Simon," Bob Uecker. Trust me, he earned the job! Cory is a low maintenance, hard working journalist with great chops and a proper amount of humility. He's a perfect fit.
As for the TV schedule, FOX Sports Wisconsin announced today that they will televise 136 regular-season games in 2009 with WMLW broadcasting 15 games over-the-air.
There will also be three spring training games televised.
FSWisconsin's 136 game regular-season schedule will include an increased number of games to be televised in high definition (HD schedule to be released at a later date) as well as 15 day games that will be re-broadcast in primetime. Telecasts on WMLW will be simulcast by FOX Sports outside Milwaukee.
Television coverage begins at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 7 against the San Francisco Giants. .
The Crew will be seen a number of times on National Television as well. For the complete TV schedule, click here.
Don't forget, the Cactus League webcasts begin Friday, February 27th. Bill Schroeder and I will call all exhibition games not covered by Brewers Radio.
Between Brewers TV, Brewers Radio and the Brewers.com webcasting, you don't have to miss a single pitch in 2009.
Can I get an amen?
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Amen. Go Crew!
I don't think Cory was the best choice to replace Jim Powell, but I will give him the benefit of the doubt. Just remember Kent Derdivanis, Dwayne Mosely, Steve Shannon, and Loren Brown. They were worse than the yeast smell as I drove from Waukesha to Milwaukee on I-94.
BA, what's the word on HD schedule? How many games can we expect in high definition?
BA, what's the word on the HD schedule for FSN? How many games this year can we expect in high definition? I remember you saying late last season that, "the day that all Brewers games will broadcast in HD is not far away."
Thanks for letting me know about the upcoming changes. i look forward to listening to the Brewers on my XM Radio since I am not in the area.
I don't agree with milcrew2, but let's give Cory Provus a benefit of a doubt.
Cory is qualified and I'm sure he will be fair.
I need help from the Brewers faithful, I don't remember who Telly Hughes is? Was he the gentleman with the dark hair who was with Cirillo with post games?
Otherwise, I am sick of winter and can't wait to hear and watch the Brewers this year!
I've officially joined you in the pro blogosphere. Actually, I'll be stopping down for a couple games in AZ. It'll be good to catch up with you and Bill down there.


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Drakki wrote:Imperator5 wrote:Drakki wrote:How about cyclonic torpedo launchers ?
Heh those are usually done from regular launchers, and usually are not carried on vessels that are not Fleet flagships or SM or =I= vessels. So than only battleships would have it .
The fact why they are not used in ship to ship combat is that the propulsion part is smaller, the warhead part much larger, and thus they are so slow that they make a specially easy target for enemies to intercept, and are too rare to waste in such a manner.
As the Ilyaden (or anothe Eldar?) suppelement shows, they are a good thing to shoot at Craftworlds though!
Well then since the creators of the game(TT) and ships failed in this manner I will continue to assume those barrels are some parts of the ships system for peace of mind sake But it is confirmed Nova cannons are rail gun's ( just like non-plasma macros batteries, there is a schematic of it in one of the rulebooks inside the ship) so I cannot personally agree that they are those, more like torpedo launchers or something.
Well not all railguns are nova cannons. Just as not all land projectile weapons are bolters or Quake cannons! (Novas are giant railguns of apocalyptic power , yeah)


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I have an abundance of cookbooks. I used to belong to a cookbook book club (say that five times fast). If you've ever belonged to a book club then you're probably aware that the club will automatically send you a title of its choice unless you respond back saying "no thank you". I'd often find myself ignoring the deadlines for responding and as a result I've ended up with a vast number of books that I didn't necessarily order. A few days ago I decided to bring out all the cookbooks I own, set them on my sitting room coffee table, and go through them one by one to decide once and for all which titles were worth keeping, and which could be a new addition to the bookshelves of my local Goodwill. The first book I picked up was one that I didn't request; one that the company chose for me. It's titled A New Way to Cook by Sally Schneider. A hardcover at roughly 760 pages in length, the book never really caught my interest from the get go. Why, you ask? It has no color photographs. Yes, I am one of those individuals who often judges literature by its cover and cookbooks by the amount of color photos that are inside. Regardless of the lack of eye candy, I set the book on my lap and began to skim through. On the inside flap was an introduction of how the book came to fruition.
An excerpt from the introduction:
"Sally Schneider was tired of doing what we all do--separating foods into "good" and "bad", into those we crave but can't have and those we can eat freely but don't especially want--so she created A New Way to Cook."
"Her book is nothing short of revolutionary, a definition of healthy eating, where no food is taboo, where the pleasure principle is essential to well-being, where the concept of self-denial just doesn't exist."
Oh wow, I thought, I'm going to like this girl. I think one of the main reasons why I've signed up for the professional training of culinary school is that I want to learn the fundamentals of how good food is really suppose to be prepared; how to use real ingredients as opposed to all the "substitutes" that are becoming the norm these days. As I continued to read through Sally's introduction my ears continued to perk up and I couldn't put it down. Having spent 10 years in the food industry as a food writer, food stylist and professional chef, Sally has developed a philosophy of which is all about using real ingredients: yes, real butter; yes, real cream; and yes, real sugar, and to learn techniques that allow a cook to pair down the amount of the ingredients in a way that allows a dish to remain full of flavor and satisfaction. I enjoyed reading her insights and thoughts on different types of ingredients, whether to buy organic or not and even her recommendations of must-have tools for every kitchen. Her recipies begin with roast vegetable variations. Ok, now I'm really hooked. I'm a huge fan of vegetables and believe they CAN be delicious--one just has to know how to cook them. Needless to say, Sally has inspired me to try out her philosophy and recipes. I plan to test out each and every recipe in the book. And, I'm headed to a farmer's market tonight to buy some fresh, local veggies. Oh...and I have yet to pick up any of the other cookbooks still sitting on my coffee table.
My next order of business was to finish at least two of the three books I've been reading. The first one I chose was Will Write for Food by Dianne Jacob. A food writer who's been writing since 1978, Dianne also instructs and coaches individuals and groups on becoming successful food writers. As she mentions in her book, she used to tell students to go check out books at the library about food writing to gain perspective of the business outside of class. After students repeadedly came back to her stating there were no books out there on food writing, Dianne decided she'd be the one to write it. So I guess one could say this is the first book published on the nuts and bolts of becoming a successful, professional food writer. I found the book incredibly helpful, honest and no-nonsense. Dianne has a gift for mixing honesty (don't quite your day job right away) with pep talks (just keep writing, you'll get there). She delivers practical advice and covers topics from writing cookbooks to the art of restaurant reviewing, pitching food article ideas to magazine editors to writing memoirs, and getting ficiton and nonfiction pieces published. The book also features a number of exercises at the end of each chapter for readers to stretch their creative muscles, like brainstorming exercises that assist in developing magazine article topics, writing your own food recipe and researching food and book publishing markets. Finishing the book inspired me to march forward and capture all the ideas floating in my head onto paper to get them closer to being possible published pieces of work. This is a book I will refer back to regularly.
The second book I vowed to finish was an anthology of food writing of 2006. It's titled Best Food Writing 2006 and is edited/compiled by Holly Hughes. The book contains a myriad of great food writing from magazines, memoirs, and other pieces of gastronimic literature. I enjoyed many of the works from famed food writers such as Julie Powell, Amanda Hesser, Michael Ruhlman, Julia Child and more. One piece that I'm still in awe over today was an entry by Anthony Bourdain titled "New Year's Meltdown". I'm not certain if Anthony meant for this story to be absolutely hysterical, but, to my wide eyes, it had me rolling off the couch in complete shock that the evening he wrote about actually took place.
An excerpt from his first paragraph:
"...I have witnessed some pretty ugly episodes of culinary disaster...I've watched restaurants endure mid-dinner-rush fires, floods, and rodent infiltration--as well as the more innocuous annoyances of used Band-Aids, tufts of hair, and industrial staples showing up in the nicoise salad. Busboy stabbing busboy, customer beating up customer, waiters duking it out on the dining room floor--I've seen it all. But never have I seen such a shameful synergy of Truly Awful Things happen, and in such spectacular fashion, as on New Years Eve 1991, a date that surely deserves to live in New York restaurant infamy. It was the all-time, award-winning, jumbo-sized restaurant train wreck, a night where absolutely everything went wrong that could go wrong, where the greatest number of people got hurt, and the entire kitchen bowed its head in shame and fear--while outside the kitchen doors, waiters trembled at the slaughterhouse their once hushed and elegant dining room had become."
As an inspiring food writer, I appreciate well-thought prose and writers who can clearly communicate a scene, environment, feelings and reactions successfully with words on paper. Anthony Bourdain is a master. I was there. While reading his story I was there, on the back deck of the restaurant waiting for the delivery of lobsters, in the kitchen watching the next disaster unfold, and in the restaurant with the waiters who were scared to go back out to face their out-of-control customers. I felt like I was standing right next to Anthony watching the event with him. Reading such a story inspires me to continue to write and develop my skills as I go on. I finished off my day of Bourdain by catching an episode of "No Reservations" on the Travel Channel. Anthony and his crew were in Iceland. I will admit that I'm unsure what time of year it was, but I remember him stating that it was the time of year where the town he was in saw only four hours of sunlight a day. Being a lover of the sun and light, I felt for Tony as he awoke in total blackness with droopy eyes and a cranky attitude. Nevertheless, it was entertaining to witness as he explored what Icelanders do with only four hours of sunlight.
As lives get busy and time goes on, we, unfortunately, lose touch with people we were once close to or who were an integral part of our lives either at work or personally. Such is life, it happens, there are only 24 hours in a day and it seems as we get older the way we spend that time shifts with each passing year. While I attend culinary school I do still need to pay a mortgage and keep a roof over my head. I've decided to try my hand at offering freelance/contract services in public relations, writing and editing. I decided to go all the way and even came up with a business name for myself: Savor Communications, inspired by this very blog you're reading. With getting back out into the real world comes the need to begin the networking process. I've laid low for the past few months and emerged within the last week, reconnecting with long lost colleagues and missed acquaintances. I've heard back from so many and it's incredibly refreshing to catch up with old faces. In the process I've realized it's been beneficial for me to communicate to people what I'm doing (going to culinary school and looking at becoming food writer, etc.). I have to say I'm lucky to have such a supportive group of friends and old colleagues out there. Everyone responds with such excitement and intrigue and I've even received a few "I wish I would have thought of that!" comments. Support and knowing that there are people out there who are so excited for what I'm doing is incredibly inspiring and definitely gives me that extra push to keep trucking along. Hearing other's excitement gets me re-excited and energized to embark on my new path. So thank you to those who have expressed interest in my journey. Your encouragement makes a world of difference.
Even when the road ahead promises a bright, exciting and adventurous future, sometimes we get stuck with an elusive streak of motivation. It's normal; not everyday is picture perfect and we don't always feel 110% day in and day out. I'm glad I took some time and let my mind lead me to finding things that reminded me why I'm doing what I'm doing and delivered a sense of renewed energy in my upcoming adventure. School starts in just under two weeks and I absolutely cannot wait. Orientation is this Saturday.


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Daddy will be so happy with me! I giggled to myself, as I skipped home from school with the results of my math test. "Daddy! Daddy!" I called out as I burst through the door and proudly thrust the sheet of paper into his hands. "I got an 89!" I shouted happily. My father took the paper from me and examined it thoroughly. "Was that the top mark in the class?" he asked after careful scrutiny of my work.
"Well… umm… no." I admitted in shame.
"You can do better than this," he said as he handed me back my disappointing results.
"But it was near the top," I whispered while trying to hold back my tears. But my father was already on his way out the door. "Near" was not good enough for him; nothing I did ever seemed to be good enough for him.
I jumped through hoops to please him, but he continually raised those hoops to impossible heights. And as the years went by, my father became more and more difficult to please.
He was like a volcano, always simmering, just waiting to erupt.
He had always been prone to anger but as I entered adolescence his occasional outbursts became a more frequent and frightening occurrence. He was like a volcano, always simmering, just waiting to erupt. He never once raised his hand to hit me or my mother and I knew that he would never physically harm me, but even so, I was terrified of him. The slightest comment could make his blood boil and a mistakenly perceived glance could be enough to send him into a fit of rage. When I was 15, my parents divorced.
From that moment on I wanted nothing more to do with him. I had naively thought that when he left I would be free of him. But I could never be free while he had all the money, and with it, all the power. He held the purse strings in his tightly-clenched fists, while my mother and I begged for handouts. I was forced to spend most of my weekends with him and I found myself being dragged around computer expos every weekend and eating microwave meals for lunch. I loathed every moment with him and would leave his house shaking with rage.
A few years later, I was on my way to becoming a Torah observant Jew. I relished performing the mitzvot (commandments). But there was one mitzvah I could not seem to succeed in: "Honor thy father." Surely God had not meant my father. He could not possibly expect this of me. There must be some sort of special exemption in my case, I reasoned to myself.
Truth Comes Out
As time went on and I continued to spend weekends with him, I tried working on this mitzvah, even though I did not feel like it and could not understand it. But I always failed miserably. I even went to speak with a rabbi and plead my case. I assumed he would exempt me from this cumbersome commandment. After talking things over, he didn't let me off the hook. Since there was no physical abuse on my father's part, and we determined there was no danger to my emotional stability, my obligation to honor my father remained. So I began to make vague attempts to maintain a semblance of a relationship with my father, but for the most part our relationship was non-existent. Relationships don't change overnight.
One day it all came to a head. I was helping to clear the dishes away after an uncomfortable Sunday lunch when a plate slipped out of my hands and smashed on the floor. My father was livid. "You're so clumsy!" he screamed. "You can't even wash the dishes without breaking them. You're completely incompetent!"
"It's only a plate!" I shot back. "Only a plate?!" my father yelled. "The correct answer was 'I'm sorry!' You're disrespectful of my things and you're disrespectful with me," he roared. "You never come to see me on your own accord. You never call me. When you do come, you stay for a few minutes and then rush out. You're insolent, disgraceful and plain rude!"
"That's because I hate you!" The words were out of my mouth before I could stop them.
"That's because I hate you!" I screamed with all my might. The words were out of my mouth but there was no relief.
How long I had dreamed of shouting those words at my father. I imagined the relief I would feel at finally telling him the truth. But there was no relief. My father was shocked into silence and the raw pain was brandished across his face. I had wounded him.
And for the first time I saw my father in a different light. He did not want his daughter to hate him. Could it be that in his own, peculiar way he loved me? And all he wanted was to be loved in return?
I decided that from then on, things would be different. I would be different. Whatever my father was or wasn't, he was still my father. He wasn't perfect and he wasn't who I would have asked for. But I couldn't change his ways or exchange him for another. The only person I could change was myself.
It's true that he had done many things that were wrong. But he has his own account with God, and I have mine. I am responsible for my own actions alone. There would be no more blaming my father for the bitter, angry person that I had become. No more running away from the mitzvah because I felt it was too hard and simply unreasonable of God to expect it of me. No more stomping my feet because life was unfair. It was time to accept my lot and make it the best that it could possibly be. God had given me this father for a reason, and I would try my best to treat him in the way that was expected of me, no matter how challenging it would be.
And challenging it was. After all, he was supposed to be the father, wasn't he? Wasn't it his responsibility to act like one? Why couldn't he make a little effort with me for once? I continued to try to work on myself, and he continued to be his old stubborn self. I tried not to let it get me down. But it almost always did. Every conversation with him was fake. I pretended to care and I feigned interest. I choked out the obligatory words "I love you," but I did not feel them.
But I did not give up, even though many times I desperately wanted to. Look for the good, I would tell myself again and again. Try to understand him, I would repeat to myself. I continually forced myself to stop focusing on what a terrible father he was and turned the focus on myself and how I could improve our relationship.
It was not until quite some time had passed that I began to notice the subtle changes in my feelings towards him and in our interactions together.
Slowly, slowly, I started to be interested in him as a real person and actually began to care.
Slowly, slowly, and after much begrudged perseverance, I began to see that my false smiles and fake interest were not so fake anymore. I started to be interested in him as a real person. And much to my surprise, I actually started to care.
After years of struggling, I have managed to push out those negative feelings. Deep down, not forgiving my father was a way of getting back at him for the pain he caused me. But in the end hating him had only hurt myself.
I now see that no matter what he has done, it is not up to me to decide whether he is deserving of my love or not. By focusing on his positive aspects, I see a whole new side to him. He is a kind, thoughtful and deeply caring man. He has so much love to give, he just finds it hard to express it.
He still loses his temper sometimes, but now that I am on his side rather than standing against him, I see how much it hurts him when he loses control of himself. At those moments he is like a wild caged animal, trapped in his violent temper and unable to restrain his emotions. I feel so sorry for him and he in turn appreciates my support and understanding. I am finally able to see past his limitations, and at last I have formed a real relationship with my father.
Looking back, I can see some of the reasons why God put me in this situation. I didn't know I had the strength to overcome my intense hatred, but God knew. He didn't ask the impossible of me, only the incredibly difficult.
I worked so hard to free myself from the fierce clutches of hate and anger, and what I got in return was a man who I am truly happy to call my father. And that makes all the effort worth it.


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71% of teenagers in the United States are sexually active by the age of 18.
Over 1,000,000 teenage girls get pregnant every year and over 500,000 become mothers.
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These facts are alarming. Even more frightening is the fact that HIV infection in America is increasing most rapidly among teenagers. Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death chronicles a year in the life of a teenage theater company which performs for adolescents, trying to raise awareness about the risks young people face growing up in the age of AIDS. Premiering in December on PBS (check local listings), this powerful one-hour documentary, presented by Thirteen/WNET in New York, combines intimate profiles of a diverse group of young actors with engaging scenes from their performances to capture the frightening realities of adolescent sexuality.
STAR Theatre, a part of the HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment Program at Mount Sinai Hospital's Adolescent Health Center in New York, uses drama and peer education to combat teen pregnancy and AIDS.
Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death follows the company to public and private schools, a shelter for homeless youth, and other youth organizations to capture the performances of these talented actors. The group's captivating performances always conclude with a question and answer session during which the teenage audience interacts with the performers who stay in character. The film captures these uncensored moments as awkward questions are posed, surprising disclosures are made, and difficult emotional issues are handled with candor, respect, and sensitivity. Because the conversations provide a safe, judgment-free forum for the teens in STAR Theatre's audience, they are free to express themselves in ways that are often raw, sometimes amusing, and occasionally tragic. "I've spent the last two decades producing social issue documentaries for public television, and none of my 17 previous productions is as important or as timely as Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death ," says producer/director Roger Weisberg. "After I saw STAR Theatre perform for the first time, I became convinced that a documentary about this unique theater company could provide not only a poignant illustration of the frightening realities of adolescent sexuality but, also, could offer some sorely needed information about how young people can reduce risk and avoid pregnancy and disease."
Under the direction of Dr. Cydelle Berlin, the co-director of the Adolescent AIDS Program at Mt. Sinai Hospital and founder of STAR Theatre, the company's reach extends beyond young audiences. At a demonstration in front of the NYC Board of Education, Dr. Berlin and members of the theater company testify to the importance of comprehensive sex education in schools, protesting the board's decision to exclude information and lessons about condoms from the junior high school curriculum. "I'm 16 years old and I attend high school in the city" says Adjowah, a 4th year STAR member. "I have had this curriculum of sex-ed from the age of 10 until now. I have many friends who are abstinent, and many friends who are sexually active. There is nothing wrong with any of my friends because of the decisions they have made. Sex does not equal death. Ignorance equals death." Despite the protest of STAR Theatre, the restricted curriculum passed. For Dr. Berlin, however, the battle continues. "If we don't give kids the word, the vocabulary, the information and explain in detail how you protect yourself, America's kids are going to die," she says.
As the program evolves, STAR performers struggle with the same problems in their own lives that they are dramatizing on stage. At one point, Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death takes viewers into a Manhattan classroom where STAR actors perform a scene about a clinic where three teenagers are being tested for HIV. Jamaul, one of the company's young male performers also goes through the process. Jamaul, however, is not acting. Admitting to having experiences that might put him at risk, he decides to take the HIV test. "I have not always been safe. I think I have like this Superman type of psychosis. If something's going to happen to me, it's going to happen anyway,"he says. "I don't think that I would ever get AIDS, like I don't think that I would ever get hit by a car." The film ultimately becomes a rich tapestry, interweaving the experiences, on and off stage, of a talented group of young actors.
One of the program's most moving portraits is of Evan, Dr. Berlin's daughter, who is sick with the AIDS virus. During the year, she loses her lover and almost dies herself. Her harrowing battle with AIDS becomes an inspiration to the STAR performers. They respond to Evan's illness as well as their own turmoil with uncommon openness and honesty.
A viewer's guide for Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death will be offered free to viewers and distributed to thousands of educators, youth organizations, and health care providers nationwide. The guide is written by the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS) and published by Thirteen/WNET.
Sex and Other Matters of Life and Death is a production of Public Policy Productions in association with Thirteen/WNET in New York. The program is produced and directed by Roger Weisberg. The editors are Lawrence Silk and Philip Shane. The cinematographer is Alex Zakrzewski. The associate producer is Wendy Berry. The production coordinator is Deborah Clancy. The audio engineer is Daniel Brooks. Original music is composed, arranged, and produced by Michael Levine.
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John McCain succumbs to the whims of Mercury, during a Mercury Retrograde
The elderly republican candidate has been so hot and bothered by the US financial fallout that it has overshadowed the calm demeanour of candidate Barack Obama.
Barack has managed to keep a level head and has not been pulling stunts or causing drama, unlike McCain, who stated that the 'fundamentals of the economy were strong' days prior to the economic collapse of Wall St., vowed then to suspend his campaign until the crisis is resolved, then re-instituted his campaign before the stock crash made a rebound, supported a vice-Presidential nominee clearly incapable of fulfilling her job, and has hurled insults at Barack Obama for his lack of involvement in the financial market bailout.
All of this has happened in a relatively short period of time.
With Robert Blaschke's chart of McCain here, there are the Sun, Neptune and Venus in Virgo, and the ruler of Virgo, Mercury, is in aversion in Libra.
Now the interesting part comes from a digg article by Joe Klein titled "Anger vs. Steadiness in the Crisis", outlining the difference in response to the stock market catastrophe between Obama and McCain.
The part which struck me was the word "mercurial" in this quote in the article.
Mercury itself is currently in retrograde (backward) motion, beginning on September 23rd EST time, and will continue to appear to move backwards until October 16
The interesting point about Mercury is that its characteristics, or 'significations' are traditionally:
- the education of children
- trade
- keeping things up the air
- legal matters
When Mercury goes 'retrograde' or 'Rx', what it does to these significations is 'take them away', break them, and make one re-do, re-think, or fix mistakes in matters pertaining to the aforementioned topics.
I thought of Karl Rove. Back in 2003, at the height of Howard Dean mania, Rove was skeptical about Dean's staying power as a candidate: "When was the last time Americans elected an angry President?" Much has been written about McCain's mercurial temperament during the past few weeks….
Interesting choice of words considering the timing of Mercury and McCain's natal chart. Please note that Mercury will perform a retrograde action like this three times a year, which is important to consider for someone whom is so taken by the reigns by this small planet.


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Rand Paul: 'Where There Is Liberty, There Is Always Plenty of Space for God'
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) invoked the New Testament in making the case for libertarianism in front of the crowd at the Values Voter Summit in Washington Friday.
He referenced 2 Corinthians 3:17, which says, "Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty."
"Where there is liberty, there is always plenty of space for God," Paul said to strong applause.
Known for his libertarian views, Paul explained to the socially conservative crowd the need for personal virtue in maintain liberty.
"Freedom can only be realized when citizens know self restraint," Paul said. "Democracy can only be realized when we know virtue. Think the American Revolution and the French Revolution."
Paul, a presumptive presidential candidate for 2016, said that the United States needs more than a political change.
"Liberty is absolutely essential to virtue," Paul said. "Government can't impose virtue."
"What American needs is not more politicians and more promises," Paul said. "What America really needs is a revival."
Paul received another standing ovation when he said, "The First Amendment is not about keeping religious out of government. It's about keeping government out of religion."
Paul stressed that he proposed a bill to stop U.S. foreign aid to countries that persecute Christians.
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Yet the bill stalled in Congress. One more person was needed: John W. Weeks. Philip Ayres, along with the President of the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Secretary of the Massachusetts Forestry Association, met with the representatives from all of the New England states in Boston on Halloween in 1906. Weeks was then a freshman Congressman representing the 12th District of Massachusetts. More importantly, Weeks was a native of Lancaster in northern New Hampshire. He had an intimate knowledge of the White Mountains having grown up there, and he continued to spend summers in Lancaster. Weeks promised to promote the idea in Congress. In 1908, Congressman Weeks rewrote the national forest bill, combining forest preservation with watershed protection and fire control. He "organized a successful campaign in the House" where the bill had been repeatedly defeated.
In January 1911, the SPNHF issued "An Appeal" for public assistance to pass the "White Mountain Forest Bill" to insure final passage. "The Weeks Bill for national forests in the White Mountains and Southern Appalachians is not making the progress in Congress that is necessary if it is to pass at this session of Congress, or before the White Mountains are denuded far more severely than they now are. The Senate has passed this measure three times in different forms, but is now waiting for action by the House. The House that passed this bill a year ago, in the previous Congress, is now engrossed in other matters. Where are the New England Congressmen?" The public responded with a deluge of letters urging more aggressive action on the part of New England representatives. The House and Senate versions were reconciled shortly thereafter.
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La Santa Cecilia will be performing at Amoeba San Francisco on Thursday, May 5th in celebration of their latest release, Trienta Dias.
There are two videos that caught my interest of late, dealing with the subject of immigration. One is overt and the other, a bit subtle. The first is a video from La Santa Cecilia from their new album, Treinta Dias. The song "El Hielo" (ICE) The video shows the daily lives of various undocumented immigrants as they go on their daily routine of getting ready for work and school, living in the shadows in order not to be detected. The tension of the workers as they watch the news of ICE raids and look at photos of loved ones left behind weigh heavy on their faces. It also shows an ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officer also getting ready for work. It's not the usual face one puts on the Immigration officers, rather the new faces of first or second generation Mexican Americans who often work in deporting immigrants. The tension of the video comes to the climax at the end when the work place of several of the immigrants is raided by the ICE force, who look just like the immigrants themselves.


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Chili-walnut scrambled eggs with rucola
I was busy today with shopping and home chores, and needed something to snack on and get some energy kick. I managed to buy some chili peppers earlier today, and decided to make a savory scrambled eggs with a delicious, energetic spicy twist! :-) And oh my, that was both tasty and exciting!
Easy: 2 steps, 10 minutes
March 19, 2016 by Paul
Whole-grain bread rolls
There are not many things that can beat the whole grain bread, unless it's 8 delicious little whole grain breadrolls ;-) These are perfect for breakfast, and you can easily prepare and bake them in one evening, for e.g. Sunday breakfast! :-)
My fool-proof recipe will be a great fun, and a good addition to your baking arsenal.
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From the time of the very auspicious inception of the civilization, mankind is continuing to find out the correct answer to the question about universe creation or creator. Aborigines have taking up the considerations of the causes by religious thoughts in different ways as consolations as there was no real answer or solutions to the questions. As a result of the progress of the civilization in the present situation, it became possible to find out the correct solutions to the questions about nature, universe and question about the creation in the majority of the cases according to the rules or provisions of science. Again, additional in my present research result- the universe as I see it- brain's dark energy or reflected power of very brain is the result of this universe. Such- In the evolution- you are looking big space/universe yet that the case is early or copy and in your brain.
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A-Question may be arisen such- What happening our lifeless position? In that case there is no real answer in science yet see following below the logic.
Logic (1) – As a result of the science such: Universe came from beginning of the absolute zero or from the 1-D. And present position- everything is the result by evolution/variable from the 1-D. That is to say: We are come from single-dimension yet- We are mankind- have imagination power, have distress and enjoyment so how possible it! Consequently lawfully, possibility- lifeless position is something happen.
Another important information or theory or logic- such- lifeless position- Nature's plane is another universe from another imagination- can be found at https://shahidurrahmansikder.wordpress.com/2010/04/06/
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text: Alumnus and InnovatorAfter graduating from Hamline in 1957, Roger H. Appeldorn's physics degree helped land him a position at 3M Corporation where he went on to become an innovator of optic and microreplication technologies. He currently holds 35 U.S. patents and was awarded Hamline's alumni accomplishment award in 1997. This fall, he returned to campus as the keynote speaker of Hamline's 22nd annual Emma Kay Malmstrom Lecture in Physics."Hearing from a Hamline physics alumnus is a great way for students to see that someone in their current position can end up being one of the biggest contributors to research and development in one of the biggest companies in the world," Bruce Bolon, chair of the Physics Department, said. "Roger Appeldorn's lecture on innovation attempted to point out that critical thinking can lead to great advances and should be practiced and employed regularly."The Emma Kay Malmstrom Lectures were established by Carl Malmstrom in 1991. Malmstrom also contributed to collaborative research scholarships and an endowed chair professor position. Carl Malmstrom created the lectures as a way of familiarizing students with contemporary issues in physics. The lectures are not just open to science majors, other Hamline student, faculty, and staff as well as the public and local high school students are invited to learn more about the world of science at this annual event."These lectures typically illustrate to students that the application of physics in a professional capacity is not much different from what they are doing day-to-day in class and in their research," Bolon said. Appeldorn's presentation focused on the traits of innovators in the field of physics, and how someone can acquire those traits. He spoke of his own experience at Hamline, and his work at 3M Corporation where his innovative mindset allowed him to invent new products like the overhead projector."Mr. Appeldorn recognized connections between his areas of knowledge and strove to keep learning throughout his career and retirement. This enabled him to make the most of what he learned at Hamline and to contribute greatly to 3M," Emma Reeves, a senior majoring in physics, said. "When Mr. Appeldorn refers to innovation, I believe he is referring to that deep knowledge of science and its application in society which he, and others after him, obtain from a continued desire to be connected and understand modern scientific advances." In past years, the Malmstrom Lecture has featured many alumni and Nobel laureates. Last year's guest was Dr. Wolfgang Ketterle who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2001. Dr. Ketterle spoke about his achievements researching matter in near absolute zero temperatures. Other guest speakers include scientists such as Dr. Nergis Mavalvala, Dr. Jordan Goodman, and Dr. David Wineland."We always try to invite speakers who have made a substantial impact. It's very often been people who have already won the Nobel Prize in Physics or a related field," Bolon said.


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REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- Nothing to sneeze at: New Belmont house built for greenies
Address: 1012 Druid Ave., #B
Neighborhood: Belmont
Asking: $474,900
Assessment: $459,200
Year Built: 2008
Size: 2,667 fin. sq. ft. / 78 unfin.
Land: 0.09 acres
Agent: Sue Plaskson, Real Estate III, (434) 981-0115
Curb Appeal: 8 out of 10
In a cul-de-sac off Druid Avenue sit five identical almost barn-like houses painted in colorful shades. The house we toured, #B, painted a purpley blue, is the only one remaining for sale. Designed by an architect named Andrew Thomas and built by Abrahamse & Company Builders, these places are Energy Star-rated Earth Craft Houses and American Lung Association Health Houses. That means that they're energy efficient, with the best air quality possible, obviously built with modern buyers in mind.
A variety of simple components, including a heavily insulated roof and walls, light-colored shingles on the roof to reflect heat, and zero or low VOC paint and floor finishes are some of the current and choice bells and whistles.
Then there's the gadgetry: the whole-house ventilation system that expels stale air at regular intervals, a protection system designed to remove radon gas, and a humidity control system that keeps the entire living area below 50 percent relative humidity, meaning no mold even in the wettest months.
In addition to allergy sufferers and the hip-to-be-green crowd, 1012 #B has the disabled in mind. The first floor is designed to be completely self-sufficient and wheelchair accessible. No steps are required to get from the parking lot to the deck leading to the front door that leads to a large living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, and bath with wheel-in shower. The large pantry next to the dining room has hookups for a stackable washer and dryer set; in addition, there's a full laundry room on the ground level.
But other details weren't as well thought out. For all the money spent on amenities– granite countertops, Aqua-Pure water filter, Energy Star appliances– it's odd to find Rubbermaid shelving in closets and bathrooms. The rubber-coated wire looks tacky, especially in the otherwise elegant blue-and-cream master bath.
The living room also has built-in shelving (wooden, thank goodness), but there's no nook for a widescreen. An obvious spot would be above the gas fireplace, but it would have to hang on the wall– opposite the cable hookup underneath the staircase. Little lapses like this make a difference.
On the plus side, the living room is south-facing (with lovely views of Carter Mountain) and designed with passive solar in mind. A short overhang over the living room window blocks the high summer sun.
Upstairs, a large central landing could be used as a playroom, and three bedrooms with two full baths would make it easy for a single first-floor dweller to welcome overnight guests. There's no attic, so here the roofs are sloped, with a skylight in the master bedroom. Of the two closets in the master, one is standard size, one a walk-in. The other two bedrooms are smaller, at 10.4 x 10.6 each, and each with only one window.
If a family buys the place, the ground floor could be outfitted as a mother-in-law suite or a rental unit. The main room, which leads to a very small yard, is large and L-shaped– part of it could be partitioned to be a bedroom. Another 12 x 12 windowless room, a full bath, the laundry room, and a storage area (with finished concrete floors) are in back against the foundation.
The other four houses in this neighborhood were sold (one of the owners uses a wheelchair and another has allergy concerns, according to the agent) in 2007 and 2008, for prices ranging from $489,500 to $495,000. Unit #B, with a floor plan identical to the others, has come down in price from its original listing price of $499,500 to $475,000, so whoever buys this house will have the dubious satisfaction of getting a better deal than the neighbors.
But if you're looking to make new friends in Belmont, save the bragging for the in-laws.
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Well furiends the humans and I are officially looking for a place to live on land! Even though it's only a temporary measure because of the humans silly work 'commitments', I'm sad about having to leave Noccy for a while. We'll be able to do a lot of really pawesome jobs on Nocturne that are usually too much of a pain when we are living on her full-time, so that will be fun. I'm also hoping that I will be able to get a new cat tree, it's the one possession I really did love when I lived on land before! I staged a mini protest the day my human gave it to another cat!
I'm also looking forward to exploring and getting to know my new surroundings.
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Big East M5: 11.30.12 EditionPosted by mlemaire on November 30th, 2012
- The SEC/Big East Challenge got off to a competitive start last night with the conferences splitting four matchups and each conference scoring a decisive and impressive victory. St. John's and Notre Dame each scored easy victories for the Big East while Marquette was blown out by Florida and Seton Hall lost a competitive tilt with LSU. The game of the evening was Notre Dame's thorough dismantling of No. 8 Kentucky, 64-50. It was billed as a battle between youth and experience, athleticism and discipline, and after the Wildcats got off to a quick start, it quickly became apparent which traits would prevail. The young Wildcats struggled to find a rhythm in their first true road test and really look nothing like last season's juggernaut, at least in the early part of the season. Meanwhile, the Fighting Irish rebounded from a slow start and finished the game shooting 48 percent from the field and 53 percent from behind the arc. The low point for the Fighting Irish may have been when their fans RTC'd as the final buzzer sounded. The Fighting Irish are an experienced and talented team, so beating a bunch of freshmen still figuring out how to play together doesn't count as a true upset, especially when they won so handily. Even guard Jerian Grant lamented the post-game celebrations telling reporters that the team expected to win the game. The fans should have expected that too.
- On the flip side, after Notre Dame handled Kentucky easily, Marquette had a chance to really put the Big East in the driver's seat as they squared off against No. 7 Florida, and unfortunately, they ended up falling flat on their face. Coach Buzz Williams, ever the candid quote, called the 82-49 drubbing the worst loss of his career and said his team was "really bad in every way." Williams knows his team better than anyone else, but some credit should go to the Gators, who look like one of the best teams in the country in the early part of the season. Yes, the Golden Eagles, with the exception of junior guard Vander Blue (20 points and four rebounds), were dreadful on both ends of the floor. But Billy Donovan's club has experienced talent and depth up-and-down the roster, and Marquette is still trying to adjust to life without stars Jae Crowder and Darius Johnson-Odom. It is clear Marquette is not as good as it was last year, and I think if the two teams played again in February the Gators would still win, but I would also bet that if that were to happen, we would see a different MU team than the uninspired club we saw last night.
- The other statement win for the conference came when the Red Storm stomped coach Frank Martin and South Carolina, 89-65 in New York. The Gamecocks' lackluster defense allowed D'Angelo Harrison (26 points on 8-of-13 shooting) and his teammates to shoot nearly 57 percent from the floor for the game as the Johnnies controlled the game from the opening tip and overwhelmed the undermanned South Carolina squad. Steve Lavin's club is making noise like it could be a really good team as the season progresses, especially if Jakarr Sampson continues to blossom into a star and talented forward Orlando Sanchez gains his eligibility. The team's two losses (to Murray State and Baylor) are respectable ones, especially for a team full of underclassmen just starting to play together, and the talent and upside of the roster is tremendous. They are deep and athletic across the board, even more so if Sanchez comes back, and they will only get better as the season goes on. Maybe the Lavin rebuilding project is further along than some think.
- The national contender that no one is talking about amidst this conference realignment hullabaloo is Georgetown. It makes sense since the Hoyas fields an FCS football program, but that doesn't take away from the fact that while the Big East is crumbling, one of the most storied programs in all of college basketball remains. Coach John Thompson III didn't seem too worried when he was asked about the changes, saying that change was inevitable in this day and age and that he didn't want to get too caught up especially with Tennessee coming to town tonight. He also deflected questions about whether Georgetown would consider breaking off from the conference with other basketball-first programs like Marquette and Villanova to form their own conference built around basketball supremacy. It's perfectly fine for Thompson III to focus on basketball since he will have very little influence on the direction the school takes, but school administrators and decision-makers should be very concerned about what the next step for their program is. They have a compelling product on the basketball court and multiple excellent athletic programs — albeit ones that don't make as much money — and riding out the storm in a show of loyalty to the Big East sounds nice and all, but it could leave Georgetown in an unenviable situation should other programs like Connecticut and Cincinnati defect as they so desperately want to.
- DePaul appears to be on its way to another NCAA Tournament-less season, something that has become all too common in the last two decades for the Blue Demons, and to make matters worse, they still play in an outdated Allstate Arena that apparently is a real hassle for students and city-dwelling fans to get to. This piece is an excellent look at not only DePaul's options when it comes to switching arenas when the lease with the Allstate Arena runs out after 2015, but also whether that will make any difference in the program's long road back to respectability. One option being championed by the likes of Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf is a rent-free stay at the United Center, which seems nice until you start imagining what the United Center would look like for an early season thriller between DePaul and Austin Peay. The other, more tantalizing option is a new arena closer to campus that has the backing of none other than city mayor Rahm Emmanuel. The idea is the definition of preliminary and as the article pointed out, the new arena doesn't solve the on-court woes, but it opens the door for improvement in student and fan turnout at the very least.


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