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Let's cap off the matcha series with a green tea smoothie recipe. Culinary matcha or Art of Tea's Grade A Matcha is most frequently used as an organic base flavoring for smoothies and lattes. Enjoy the nice, long weekend with this healthy iced blended matcha treat! This recipe yields 2 servings.
Matcha Green Tea Smoothie
You Will Need:
-1 tsp Art of Tea's Grade A Matcha
-1/3 cup Milk or milk alternative (I used coconut milk.)
-1 cup Ice cubes
-1/2 Banana, sliced
-3/4 cup Blueberries
-3 pinches Cinnamon, grounded
-1 tsp Agave or honey
–Tibetan Goji Berries (optional)
First, pour the ice into the blender. Then, add the milk followed by the banana slices and blueberries. Carefully sprinkle Art of Tea's Grade A Matcha and pinches of cinnamon. Squeeze about a teaspoon of agave or honey. Start blending until the contents fully mix together to create a frothy consistency. Empty into serving glasses. Use Art of Tea's Tibetan Goji Berries as a finishing touch. These organic certified berries act as a natural sweetener and provide cherry and plum-like flavor notes. Cheers!


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The Houston Dynamo and KPRC Local 2 will launch their monthly TV show, "Dynamo 360", on Saturday as part of their ongoing partnership for the 2012 season.
"Having a show on a major station such as KPRC Local 2 is another great example of how Major League Soccer and the Dynamo continue to grow and become increasingly relevant," Dynamo president Chris Canetti said. "We thank KPRC for its support of the Dynamo and for seeing the vision for soccer in Houston. I think the program will provide great content for Dynamo fans and for those interested in becoming Dynamo fans."
This weekend's show is scheduled to air on KPRC Local 2 on Saturday at 5 p.m. Show elements include in-studio interviews, human-interest feature stories associated with the team and detailed analysis of the Dynamo's performance during the 2012 season.
"We look forward to producing a great monthly show," said KPRC Vice President and General Manager Jerry Martin. "We will highlight the Dynamo, the organization, and the city of Houston in the Dynamo's inaugural season at BBVA Compass Stadium."
Saturday's episode will feature BBVA Compass Stadium, the new home of the Dynamo in downtown Houston. The show will be hosted by KPRC sports director Randy McIlvoy with guest appearances by Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear, Dynamo TV broadcaster Glenn Davis and Dynamo players.

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High Performance Computing and Cyberinfrastructure Research Lab
The Purdue Computer and Information Technology High Performance Computer and Cyberinfrastructure Laboratory (HPC-CRL) is a focal point for education, research, and collaboration in the development, deployment, and use of supercomputing, grid computing, and cyberinfrastructure. The HPC-CRL is the first Purdue Polytechnic Institute Exploration Center, which is designed to support and enhance teaching, research, and collaboration among faculty, students, and industrial partners. The lab consists of three areas: research, collaboration, and education. The first area is the Research space, which is the High Performance Computing Data Center. This space is designed to house the most dense high performance computing equipment available today, and can support 25 KW of power and cooling per rack across six racks. This space features a large A/C unit, provision for supplemental cooling systems, and provides 800 Amps of power. The power and cooling systems in this room are instrumented to support research in "green" power efficient data centers, and will allow us to measure the power and cooling footprint of systems and applications. What is especially unique about this space is that it is designed to be open for students, faculty, and industry partners for course work, research, and discovery. The second area is the collaboration area, which is a flexible reconfigurable space designed to support the needs of students, researchers, vendor partners, and faculty. The equipment is this area is on wheels, to allow quick reconfiguration of the space for many different uses. The space is configured today to support five different activity areas: i) meeting and collaboration; ii) whiteboarding; ii) student project space for two classes; iv) graduate student offices; and v) seminars and lectures. The third area is the education/sharing space, which is a small space that can be used for meetings, courses, and seminars.


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|Online MIPT programming contest
FAQ — frequently asked questions. You can find here answers on most common questions. For additional information see FAQ++.
El Judge (Electronic Judge) is online judge system for
automatic checking your programming skills and algorithmic thinking.
It means that here exists an archive of algorithmic
problems of the kind: "Write a program that takes smth as input, does smth and
outputs result". You can submit the source code that
solves the problem. The source will be automatically checked.
Yes. There are dozens of such systems:
After registration you can log in and start submitting your solutions.
Solution of a problem involves the following steps. You write a program in one of the available programming languages: C/C++/Java/Free Pascal/Perl/Python/Ruby/... Then you submit the program for checking to El Judge using web interface. After it is checked (usually less than 1 minute), El Judge emails result of checking to you. Your program will get "Accepted" only if it successfully passes all tests.
Result of checking may be one of the following types:
|It means that your solution is right! You have truly managed to solve the problem or El Judge has made a mistake in your favour.
|Wrong answer
|Your program does not pass at least one test. The number of the test is given. It also means that all tests with less numbers have been passed successfully.
|Presentation error
|Your program outputs something unparseable (something that El Judge does not expect). For example you program outputs letters while numeric answer is expected. The number of the test is given. All tests with less numbers have been passed successfully.
|Compilation error
| Your program cannot be compiled. This situation may have the following causes:
|Runtime error
| Your program's exit code is non-zero.
That means one of the following
|System error
|This error must not occur but sometimes it does. This error means that El Judge fall sick and does not work.
If you have an interesting problem and if you would like it to be added to El Judge archive then you should perform the following actions: Compose a letter that contains 1) problem or problem description, 2) test cases, 3) custom checker, 4) solution. Send it to this address. If you have just the description and solution it is not so bad. But it is prefereable that all components are present.
Nowadays many people prefer writing programs on Java. As you can see, everyone may submit Java solution to our server. But often they receive a "Compilation error" report from judge. When you submit file with solution judge renames it to Main.java. So your main class should be "Main", otherwise javac refuses to proceed the compilation. Your class should be declared in default package. Уou may also create some classes with arbitrary names inside Main, if you need. See also ethalon solutions for problem 000. Do not use class Scanner for massiv input scanning, because its current implementation is slow, so when you read a file with 100000 numbers, you can get "Time Limit" only because of Scanner's slowness. It's probably better to use BufferedReader with StringTokenizer. Also pay attention to the java version (now it is 1.5.0), so you may use all its advantages (e.g. templates, extended form of "for" cycle, etc.).
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Grilled stone fruit with red wine syrup
This is a simple, yet stunning dessert – roasting the fruit brings out its natural sweetness, and it is delicious drizzled with syrupy red wine. Add a shot (or two) of port, sherry or other liqueur to the syrup if you like. I love desserts like this as they're not too heavy after a meal, yet still luxurious enough to be served on a special occasion. Plus, you're getting in your recommended two serves of fruit a day.
- Place red wine, lemon peel and juice, sugar, vanilla and cinnamon in a medium sized pot and boil down until thick and syrupy, about 10-15 minutes. The amount of liquid should reduce by more than half.
- Heat oven grill.
- Cut apricots, plums and nectarines or peaches in half and arrange, cut-side-up, in a baking dish. Sieve icing sugar all over fruit.
- Grill fruit for 12-15 minutes until soft and caramelised on top. Watch that it doesn't burn as some oven grills are hotter than others.
- To serve, add cherries to the rest of the fruit and drizzle over the red wine syrup. Serve with a bowl of Greek yoghurt, mascarpone or icecream on the side, for everyone to help themselves.


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Cult Leader
Museums of love: When cult movies meet cult music
By Steve Palopoli
THIS WEEK: cult movies about cult musicians. First, let me say that The Devil and Daniel Johnston is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, and the most visually inventive movie since Richard Linklater's Waking Life. Daniel Johnston is a man who sees every moment as a scary void screaming to be filled by art, and director Jeff Feuerzeig rather than trying to sugarcoat that perspective for better mainstream consumption has instead built his entire film around it. For years, Johnston has been pegged as an "outsider" artist (ooh, look how crazy he is, let's buy his records!). But this film puts everybody else on the outside and sees the people around him as he seems to see them (and us): sometimes loving, sometimes grotesque, always searching for a way to explain him rather than accept him. Johnston is the subject of this documentary; for once, the rest of the world is the object.
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That said, watching The Devil and Daniel Johnston brought to mind the problem that all films about cult figures face: How do you get across what makes this person so extraordinary? Having a lot of talking heads saying someone is a genius doesn't necessarily make someone seem like a genius. In the case of Johnston, his life has been so off-the-scale bizarre that the details fill most of the film's 110 minutes. A few of his most accessible tunes are played, but it will take most people more than that to get past Johnston's erratic delivery and understand why he's one of rock music's most gifted songwriters ever (my advice: cover songs are a good place to start).
It made me wince when someone in the film said one of the only things Johnston cares about is "being John Lennon," and the audience laughed with the apparent absurdity. The truth is, Johnston did write the lines I suspect Lennon would have most wished he had penned himself ("Hold me like a mother would/ Like I've always known somebody should," from "Living Life"). At times when interviewees discuss Johnston's ambition and his burning desire to, for instance, be on MTV, it sounds hollow, like the empty quest for superstardom of Robert De Niro's Rupert Pupkin in Scorsese's The King of Comedy. Nothing could be further from the truth, in this case, but how can a film prove that? Will thousands of people discover Johnston's music because of this movie? I hope so, and clearly Feuerzeig does too.
While we're on the subject, here are some other recent cult movies about cult musicians waiting for you to discover them:
Dig!: Fans of Brian Jonestown Massacre often complain this movie is irresponsible, unfair and just plain mean. As if that's a bad thing! Supposedly it's a film about the Dandy Warhols and BJM, but has the actual music of the subjects ever mattered less in a music documentary? People watch this for the unbelievable antics of BJM lead singer Anton Newcombe. It's like a Spinal Tap for the indie set—only, of course, for real, which makes it all the more eye-melting at its most insane crescendos.
A Good Band Is Easy to Kill: You may have heard stories about what an insufferable control freak Beulah frontman Miles Kurosky can be. But I thought he came off sort of OK in this documentary about the band's final tour. Now, keep in mind that I watched this after seeing Dig!, and after prolonged exposure to Anton Newcombe, even Charles Manson would seem to make some interesting points. Overall, this is the rare film where the tone and style (hold on every performance, resist the urge for quick, flashy cuts) are successful in putting across the music of a cult band.
Be Here to Love Me: A film as poetic in spirit as its subject, Texas songwriter Townes Van Zandt. But Van Zandt, as he was in real life, is often a cipher here. Listen to his songs "Katie Bell Blues" and "Sanitarium Blues" to hear his more emotional perspectives on a couple of big issues in the film.
Fearless Freaks: Are the Flaming Lips acting this normal just to weird everybody out even more?
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart: I'm Jeff Tweedy. Please love me. Please. OK, it's easy to make fun of this film as a wankfest for fans, but Sam Jones' documentary does do one thing extremely well, and that's show the creative process that produces a "genius" work. Perhaps that's as much of a real window into a cult phenomenon as one film can provide.
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Not Your Every Day Tech Exec Scandal
from the um.-wow. deptWhile the good folks over at Valleywag might have you believe otherwise, most tech execs lead rather boring lives. There aren't that many "scandals" that happen around these parts -- and the ones that do happen, tend to be rather mundane. Some stock option backdating and maybe a bit of lying on the old resume, seem to be about as scandalous as it normally gets. But Henry Nicholas of Broadcom apparently decided to go with the more made-for-Hollywood sort of scandal. There is the option backdating issue here, but that's nothing compared to the fact that he's now been indicted for also keeping a warehouse full of drugs which he used for things like putting ecstasy in other tech execs' and customers' drinks, as well as supplying speed, cocaine and pot to tech execs. And then there were the prostitutes. Oh yeah, and the sex lair that leaked to the press last year. There's definitely a movie coming out of all of this one day. In the meantime, though, I think I prefer the Silicon Valley with more mundane executive scandals.
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Do you think about Europe's delectable dishes and fine wines might make your mouth water, but did you know that some people travel to Europe to lose weight? Staying at a weight loss spa is pricey, but we guarantee you'll return home relaxed, rejuvenated, and a few pounds lighter.
Along with traditional spa services, weight loss spas also offer detox programs, exercise classes, nutritional advice, and medical procedures. Personal trainers and nutritionists are on hand for advice, personal meetings, and lectures. Some of these institutions focus on relaxation and detox, while others put guests through rigorous exercise.
All of Europe's luxury health care facilities focus on:
- Long-term lifestyle changes
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What better place for a spa than Europe's majestic landscape? Both you and your waistline will enjoy vacations to these outstanding weight loss spas:
Clinique La Prairie (CLP) in Montreux, Switzerland
Located right on Lake Geneva, CLP has gained worldwide fame due to its anti-aging technology. Using "CLP Extract" (sheep cells), the institute offers rejuvenation treatments found nowhere else on the planet. These treatments are recommended for guests over 40. The results last for about two years. Just 17-minutes of "Corpotrim" produces results similar to one hour of aerobic exercise. "Corpotrim" was developed to help keep astronauts in shape without the help of gravity.
CLP isn't a fat camp. The machine-based BeautyMed program lasts 12 days and is ideal for individuals aiming to lose just a few pounds. Each guest undergoes a daily electro session in which the muscles and skin are stimulated, and lymphatic drainage increases. Guests have access to a wide variety of electro and laser therapies. A slew of professionals are available for advice and to help you form a personal exercise routine.
CuisinArt Golf Resort & Spa in Anguilla, British West Indies
This intimate beachfront resort is located in the curve of Rendezvous Bay. The 10-day program is available to only 20 guests at a time. In the morning, participants enjoy a relaxing walk on the beach, followed by aerobics and yoga classes. There are also many traditional and unique spa treatments available (like Aquatherapy) in the famous Venus Spa. Meals consist of nutritious foods made with ingredients from the resort's hydroponic farm. In addition to fitness classes, guests will also undergo a health assessment and attend lectures about fitness and nutrition.
Visitors uninterested in spa treatments or weight loss can take advantage of the resort's championship golf course, fine dining, and of course, the beach.
Stobo Castle in Peebleshire, Scotland
Prepare to be pampered. Just 20 miles north of Edinburgh sits a gorgeous castle featuring a Japanese water garden, tennis courts, a unique Crystal Steam Room, and a hydrospa. The indoor, glass-roofed spa offers over 80 different treatments. At Stobo Castle, guests can float in mineral-rich water in the Dead Sea Flotarium. You're sure to lose a little weight from the haggis-only diet. In case you don't know, haggis is a pudding-type dish that contains sheep's heart, liver, and lungs. These ingredients are minced with spices, suet, oatmeal, stock, and onion. Despite the description, haggis makes for a savory meal with a great nutty texture.